Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

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Qui'--s.,,,.',,.-QTA tx 1 if 1 1 S4 I Q: 1 V .J il it 2 fy ff ffpwf if ffl 5 Y E, 1 SAS. 'Y---...J ulloa Lads an' Lassies! You may not recog- nize me in my HYLANDER fixin's, but I've been around this place for quite a while! ho am I? Why, I'm the spirit of Marion High! The R-r-r-r-ripper's what they call me, and I represent the work, fight, joy, and sorrow that is a part of the life of each student at Marion I-Iigh. ait. . . let me put on some coo1 duds and I'1l take you on a trip that you'llnever for- getg for as you travel through these pages, you will see not my life, but your own! ant to see how Lou live? ollow me... Co. Public Library Q0 West Court St. Marlon. NC 28752-3906 1 Wi. .M .,-.Q-Jmfv., :1g,f1?m,QQ1f.?Z?gig3,v'j iQ3 5, , , , he -f, V , 'Mp 5 75:1 f ,, 1 ffm fin- f ,:, wq. , , f45f. ,xp . , I ,, ,W ,, , va,-,,,,1,f 4 .W , ,, . g 7. mfr, A., . ,F 4 CM 2 ' Wiiiffg' iz -'VQ As if . . 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It is with sincerity that we express our deep appreciation to you for being not only our faithful secretary, but also our devoted friend. r f N C cia Svents -1 nl 91 V 4 Xl f Y, .. xv . ,Ne fl? LN Nell RuiH Wimerson Homecoming Queen 1961 3 ,I N. my I 11601 mug Attendants 1 ,Cm tif' sg t.3 w 5 uf t. rm ',t.f'tw1 ' f' yum gfitlwfl fi, ,W 27' ,at tw mwffn., fm, 1' f , I 2 J T .ww-f W,-'f' MISS JOAN NESBITT MISS HOPE DUNCAN junior Attendant Sobhomore Attendant MISS SI-IERRY MCINTOSI-I Freshman Attendant 7 -B . f i'.::Q+ I ,Q Thi ' V 1' I A33 ml I. X MISS BRENDA ROBINSON 53' Student Council I ,V MISS JUANITA PARKER Beta Club gb A . 04' MISS KAY RICKS , Qi tix n. - hiv? ' I ,, .Lv .N Art C lub ' Le.. 'W . was MISS IUDY POOLE National Honor Society MISS OLEAN ROSE Bus Drivers Club .gH'1. . hqisxll- - at ..,,A 1 0 ,fix -If 1 f if T 1 I L'f'l.rQ1'l4 1- , ff 6 ., FN. . , X .K 4 .gs 'L QQ, . C1 , ' Mx' ,.. ,H Qu 7' , f. xl ,r , , 'K Q i ' 'la' ' 5 .. K' I MISS CELIA LoNG Nurses Club 8 Homecoming MISS DELL BROYHILL Key Club w-f n ., I MISS SUSAN CARTER Marionette Staff 'V' . X. . , vfj? - . if xl QEQSFQQE iQ E155 in MISS GALE CRAWLEY Future Teachers Club Sponsors .- '. K N Q W 'eff 3 I I' .1 ' 'Q It X V if ' r Y' 1- 1 ' . A 3 -f ,' I ,pf A f' it ' 3 MISS DoR15 JAME5 . M .61-' ' A Debate Club I9 5 MISS DIANE MATHIS Football Team K Q ng I ,., X -.L Y MISS PAM FLACK . ' 5 5 Sci-Math Club MISS MARY DAMERON Latin Club ' MISS JAYNE BRUNER The Chorus MISS JANE YOUNT Photography Club 9 mfs. f ' Q X, . MISS ROSE MARY MCFADDEN HYLANDER Club 3 'As- l 'guy ,af ! I 25, I 7 8 , J MISS MALINDA WALL The Band MISS MARY EARLEY Monogram Club ?' Z . 72 i f X . fix., ff 1 ,V J -Dk A-4 , ,W -.wwf Lf ' f ,gn f V ' -9. . V fr 4 - f 1355? . A wwf? , Q 3 It 0 Qfx ,7 Q? 'R awe' .I Q3 ata V 4'7' juniors decorate for the gay 1961 Junior-Senior Hmm Blue Hawaii to the Blue Ridge Mountains 0 N v Seniors usher in a merry Twistmas' at their fun-filled Christmas party. 55.5, :ff Us 1,1 if is Q 5 , :eww he 1 i ,x H' f 'X V 222-1 ' 1--W, 7 f 1: ,,f,3 , 3 ge Q .., .-fvfm, 'aqvF3'F, , . A? a 45, focal Color. 'J Mob scene during the ten minute break, as hundreds of starving students make a dash for the candy machines. wr- Y Zikij' il 1-. ,. fi 0, la , K, at .lip WN? Q., e' 'A 4 I , ,. ff wr' -f' ru H' 1' Our football team's faithful supporters leave the stands after an exciting game. Mr. Elledge crowns our 1961 Homecoming Queen. Misses Angela Stronach and Veronica Rabb, winners of the 1962 Kiwanis Talent Show. s x 1' A I J-ii! 5igf? f . 3.54.-, . , BILLY DEAN DAVIS I X 'N J End :lr I I' 4 3oot5aH 1961 HAROLD DAVES Guard JERRY PAYNE Tackle z A M3IiQIl Maiion 27 n , Marion '07 lu IER RY LONON BILL HEMPHILL Fullback Wingback 1-Alf. BILL LONON . Center if ROBIN BECK 'nnmback BILL HOLLIFIELD Guard Big Eleven SANDY CARTER Blocking Back G. W. CHURCH Tackle JERRY SEAGLE End 5 'I ann .fs-M -' I llll 0 0:3'u'i' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Ted Davis, Billy Davis, Robin Beck, Tim Stanley, Lanny Sartan, Buster Austin, Willard Haithcock. G. W. Church, Boyce Westmoreland, Ronald Bailey, Johnny Third row: Coach Shepard, Johnny Simmons, Sterlyn Washburn, Seagle, johnny Davis, Eugene Hensley. Second row: Danny Bill Hemphill, Jerry Lonon,Dicl-xy Johnson,Bill Hollifield, Sandy Sartan, Jerry Payne, Harold Daves, jerry Seagle, Bill Lonon, Carter, jim Hensley, Bill Matthews, Coach Freeman. Rippers go 5-2-1 in Conference Schedule 1, f , ,-,pw is W. FOOTBALL CAPTAINS and COACH Left to right: Tri-Captain, Robin Beck, Coach, Ted Freeman, Tri-Captain, Bill Hemphill, Tri-Captain, G. W. Church. na 'Y' t'Ru.1',j-: . 1 im Vz. The 1961 junior Varsity Football Team was coached by Howard Wilson and Jerry McKeithan. The team had a successful season this year and had a betterteam spirit than in previous years. The purpose of the J.V. Team is to prepare boys for the years they will spend on the Varsity Team. 9-F Cfleerleadersf imme an. U- ! 1 I E 454, Cheerleaders keep school spirit high at pep rally. Cheerleaders and Basketball team give 15 rahs after a thrilling victory ' 'i -. D. an ,Q ,, ww ,, 2 -, 4.-----1 1' N ' 1 i - ,f 5 1 'f Y 1 2 if' X n -3 3 's ff, l ' H ' ' 'N , y: m: v' ,,.,,, 4 ' ' M' s J r' Q .,,,,,,. -.- 7, 'g - First row, left to right: I-Irold Medford, Steve Rockett, W. T. Mack Hawkins, Bobby Lewis. Third row: Coach McKeithan, Carl Broadwell, Robin Beck, Sterlyn Washburn, Mike Young. Second Shell, Drew Knight, Pat Thomas, Student Coach I-lill. Fourth row: Tommy Cline, jim Poore, johnny Miller, Tim Stanley, row: Billy Dean Davis. Boys' Basheiliall Broadwell sinks another one! XJ' Q 'Q 11 iSll .... -flu Captains: Sterlyn Washburn, Robin Beck, and W. T. Broadwell. A 9 pk .202-H ff-7 X5 fi? 'Z f W Q mx 15 rx 0, X I, B 0 ggi 1,01 uw, uuwM,,....- M , ai.. .-..,..-.1--' ,,,,.- 'wtf' ...f If f R f','?'.77, My f' 1 I ,ffl liffxge f I f A .13 T ' 'f ,J 2 - H AHPW E p , K ,pg nan: fl- if 3. l. , i if Mr wa' 'I ix. Q fs ,. :5-,.r:.n, gn-an my-hw-wa.. 12109 Basheffiall Snaps -,M in' ii? i QU ..-, ...Q wh Marion I-I i g h School Basketball Teams coached by Mr. Jerry McKeithan and Mrs. Becky Templeton were up and down most of the season, and were much better than their record indicates. When these head coaches extended the first call to hardwood practice, many eager boys and girls responded with high hopes ofmaking the team. The coaches whittled the squads to 15 girls and 12 boys from the hopefuls, and these 27 topnotch c a g e rs went all out for a very profitable season. Wrestling The 1961 Wrestling Team, led by State Champion EveretteEar1ey, completed a very successful season. The team's outstanding record has proved that the team contains very talented and well-trained men. .,v w Sartain about to pin an opponent at the Wilkes Central match. ,A :iff First row, left to right: Gerald Matthews, jim Hensley, Ronald Harold Daves, B ill Hollifield, Lanny Sartain, Danny Sartain. Patterson, Hank Jarrett, Everette Earley, Grady Revis, Donald Ronald Yelton. Third row: Coach Wilson, Eugene Harris, Tommy Yelton. Second rowzjimmy Church, Ted Davis, johnny Hensley, McCoy, Howard Revis, Roger Church, jimmy Bolton. 2 1 . I satin. Vw, , uv uf'+vK The 1962 Baseball Team is expected to repeat their per- formance for the conference title. Losing only three starters off last year's team, the Rippers wil be in excellent shape this spring. First row, left to right. Manager Tommy Reece. Second row: T Q Q sr v R ,, .C ,, ,L ?,5,.Q Q, 13.1 f- Dicky johnson, jimmy Bell, Billy Davis, Sterlyn Washburn, Joe Brown, Spencer Davis. Third row: Tennant Teeter, johnny Miller, Harold Medford, jerry Lonon, john Tucker, Stantley Thomas. Fourth row: Coach McKeithan, Joe I-Iall, Donnie Collins, Dean Padgett, Richard Rader, jerry Seagle. Basehan 1961 Padgett slides into second base as Washburn prepares for the tag. 1961 CAPTAINS and COACH Left to right: joe Hall, Ronnie Young, Spencer Davis, and Coach McKeithan. F . lei' 1 ,,,,,,..,, ,. 2 2 5 ff A Coach McKeithan proudly holds the trophy which was given to our 1901 Baseball Team, Co-Champs ofthe Conference. April April April April May May May May SCHEDULE FOR 1962 Morganton Valde se Wilkes Central Hickory Taylorsville Newton Lenoir Hudson 23 N al 14. ll . K ig X l 1347 I .P 1 41 - ,.pvr'Vw'ffh, 4 fr' ' if Q ffl Left to right: Danny Davis. Bill L W ,. L ,ua 'fx 4,1 1 ridge, Bob 1 The 1962 Golf Team anticipates one of the finest seasons in the Golf History of Marion High. Loaded W i th experience, the Rippers are expecting to win e 1 e v e n matches and participate in the Western North Carolina High School Golf Tourna- ment. Our old rival Morganton, is expected to be our toughest match. Qolf Zeam nter, Tommy Cline, Willard Haithcock, Woodie Greene, Jerry Neal. 4 ' 'Fi' 4' K if , 5 ' wwf' ' .ihn il Y fi! 24 Q14 1-V4 X.. 5' 5 k T 4 1 'V' . l 211551 gQ'n 4. W'-fs K 'f'f'4l.nfa ,',,.'. 4. K1 ?5g!'1Q1f,M lfr 1 L 'n K 4 A,-.2aai,w f . '.'Li'i'2 X vigfgiw , ,. . ,i f-1-1 t 4 A - -- sr rig.. M ,Sf Dj ,Q 3 ., K 5 S wjgvf Il? .,,............,.....-W1 Serving in its traditional position as the connecting link between the student body and the administration, the Student Council this year carried out several projects for the material benefit of Marion High School and its students. Tackling the need for school facilities, the Council purchased towel racks for the rest rooms, and a permanent filing cabinet for Student Council documents. These achievements, together with the excellent work of the newly created Lower House, were the fruits of a highly suc- cessful year. Clockwise, the members are: Nell Wilkerson, Se cretary, Dicky Johnson, Vice-President Western District, Bill Hemphill, President, Mary Dameron, Vice-President, Bill Lonon, Homeroom Representative, jimmy Bell, Sophomore Representative, johnny Bradford, Homeroom Representative, jack I-Ioneycutt, Homeroom Representative, Dennis Loftis, Homeroom Representative, John Tucker, Homeroom Representative, jerry Neal, Homeroom Representative, Mary Allen, Homeroom Representative, Peggy Arrowood, Homeroom Representative, Bill Laughridge, Freshman Representative, Beve rly Triplett, Homeroom Representative, joan Roper, Sophomore Representative, Brenda Huffman, Junior Representative, Sherry McIntosh, F r e s hm a n Representative, Brenda Robinson, Senior Representative. Absent when picture was taken: Dell Broyhill, Treasurer, Judy Pool, Senior Representative, Tom Cline, junior Repre- sentative, and Homeroom Representatives jerry Payne, Johnnie Seagle, jerry Seagle, Carolyn Wyatt, Alice Burnette, Elizabeth Byrd, Mike Norwood,Jim Pettit, Louise Pool, and Steve Rockett. Student Council promotes tietter relations v 26 b c H SAS R c ,T E rv Ja vs N ELL WI LKER SON JUDY POOLE SEEMQE ,ef N 4 1,-V f , Z Xxx National Honor Society encourages sterling qualities X MARY DAMERON ii - . X f 31 , 5 ' B DICKY JOHNSON fy fs ' I 5 V' ,, A a. BILL I-IEMPHILL A Q F BMJ: J ,. 4? r jf A ,Lp j Y il RONALD YELTON MARGARET MCALIS TER A . X . DAN DAVIS BILL LONON STERLYN WASI-IBURN S if rn -rug CAV Q. H. OL An , S ,L P x cATo Ho1.LER DONALD YELTON u BOBBY HUNTER LZ, , 9154: V J L c A D E R S H I a P t g, 5542 Beta Clu5's for leadership. 'ive tn, is J? 'css X ff, xi- ilu :iq , tftj Wi gil EY L. ,S if l', gzff -J. F.: 1 a sf 4' ft, gt , if Q ,J , 2' fzf f it '41, 4 E ii ' . ' . f N 2, fir 'G C - X Ei l ik Q .. Z' 4 1' 9' 1 5 2, f - if ' 4 ' 1 1 S T ' it at 9 1 f r it E , -99 . ,,4 , -, AN, T, ,,,,,a,',.,.. X V x4?'!f'?.s-aa. , w wivwzfm A. ' 2 'tt 'twfiwvwr M J ,V .,,..,,-if-QL?-x,v,Q,, ,?.E,5:,: Fitvijiia SEA' 1 53234. :Ki V W W , tm ,I ,I 32, V ,pr lyk-JP fzfvi' . U, . 'if . Av fI gft9 g- WW, V- ,Q ' F ' W 4' 34? 1-w.,:Wf'f.a.afa. sa 'f - - Jf3f 4?4s-P' 1 The National Beta Club is a service organization composed of Juniors and Seniors who have maintained at least an eighty- five average. The members must have shown themselves to be of outstanding character, leadership, and achievement. The wheel is often connected with Beta ideals. The hub represents character, and the spokes, scholarship, helpfulness, school spirit, patriotism, and leadership. All of these qualities are bound together by the rim of service. Among projects sponsored by the club are annual dance, the sale of Mudders, and a talent show. Members of the Beta Club are always promoting the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership, and also encouraging students to continue their education beyond high school. The members are, First row, left to right: Dicky Johnson, Ronald Bailey, Brenda Robinson, Bill Lonon, Tommy Bach,Nell Wilkerson, Bobby Hunter, Juanita Parker, Mary Darneron, Bill Hemphill, Dan Davis. Second row: Nancy Landis, Veronica Rabb, Helen McBee, Glenda Callahan, Doris Lewis, Brenda Huffman, Peggy Arrowood, Tommy McCoy, Ronald Yelton, Donald Yelton, Mike Norwood, Wanda England, Sterlyn Washburn, Jeff Hartley Billy Dean Davis, Malinda Wall, Susan Carter, Dean Padgett. Third row: Joyce Rabon, Sandra Cheek, James Price, Angela Stronach, Jud Henline, Gale Crawley, Barbara Bolton, Harold Parker, I-Iubert Poole, Pat Griffith, Cato I-Ioller, Tom Cline, Jim Pettit, Max Ledbetter, Frank Goldsmith. ! or loyalty and truth. MISS DELL MORGAN BROYHILL Key Club Sweetheart . - 1 fy i Zi. , ' 1 f' 5- ' flfii' r' X 1 l Sl V . si 1 r Q? tg 'il M X Q , f ,, -- . s S .f 4 ul' i 'uf 1, Q ' ta' K, ,- . .MG XXS , , 3. 1 an i ' 1 ,i . , F 5 M 1, All :AE X gg, Q'l,,5,, , 1 1, Zhe Key that serves A ir-. : 7' , ov , J, ' ' Y LG' 1' ' 4 ff Q- . V i ' , A . -,px z. W A 1, ? 'f ' , ' X - 5 L i- fl 7-' 1 - ,,, , . V 1 t y .v it - a Xl N if , .5 S - f W t 3 ix A, J if In 1961-62 the Key Club of Marion I-Iigh School has enjoyed one of its more profitable years, in the way of service rendered, and in creating character and leadership. This leading service club has always endeavored to find a service projectwhich will benefit the school and community. Its leading project is the annual toy drive whichwas conducted very successfully this year. Not only do the boys repair the toys for orphans but also buy clothes for them. The Key Club is constantly striving to serve others, pro- mote higher ideals in scholarship, and sportsmanship, and aid its school and community in any possible way. The officers are as follows: President, Bobby Hunter, Vice- President, Ronald Bailey, S ecretary, Cato I-loll e r, and Treasurer, Dan Davis. Other members are: Sam Rowe, Dicky johnson, Donald Yelton, Ronald Yelton, Billy Dean Davis, Tennant Teeter, Mike Young, Woodie Greene, jim Pettit, Daniel I-Iudgins, Tom Cline, Dean Rymer, Mike Norwood, Howard Revis, Rick Lonon, john Gilkey, jim Poore, Charles Reece, jerry Lonon, Dean Padgett, Bill Hemphill, Craig Greene, Bill Lonon, Sterlyn Washburn, Sandy Carter, Ted Davis, Steve Rockett, Frank Goldsmith, and Harold Medford. 55a Hylander Staff mahes changes S 5 5 E E 'al 'ir 5 x ,Xi BILL LONON, MARY DAMERON DEAN PADGETT Editors W d l W A is 3. J if ,f T ' 'EH ,-4 Q! 'S 4 BILL KENT C1 SAM RowE A . A T V 4? ' an , B lqylandegm a. CRAIG GREENE and JANE coLDsM1TH Photographers A , I I -k' A Art Editors if 1 30 The I-IYLANDER, our school yearbook, is put out by the HYLANDER Club. New mem- bers are voted in each year by the old m e ni b e rs.. This year many changes have been made, and a lot of work has gone into putting the a nnu al together. The entire club has worked especially hard s el lin g sub- scriptions, etc. The editors have spent a lot of time after school and on Saturdays, work- ing on the annual. We are all proud of our 1961-62 HYLANDER. Members of the club are, First row, left to right: Barbara Robinson, Bill Kent, Sam Rowe, Harold Parker, Sandy Carter, Dean P ad g e tt, Mrs. Withrow, Advisor. Second row: Nancy Landis, Virginia Mae Jolley, Tennant Teeter, Mary Dameron, Bobby Hunter, Helen McBee, Bill Hemphill. Third row: Jane Goldsmith, Sherry Mclntosh, Craig Greene, Bill Lonon, Judy Poole,Bill Eckerd. Marionette spurs student interest SUSAN CARTER nike 'V'- Assistant Editor DIC KY JOHNSON Editor-in-Chi , Il vm .--4 ' 31 ef The Marionette is our school newspaper. The staff has put out s e ve ral very good papers this year. The purpose of the paper is to keep the sutdents iniormed of the activities of the school. The editor of the Marionette this year is Dicky johnson who has done a fine job in putting to- gether the paper. Members of the club are, First row, left to right: Eugene Hensley, Dell Broyhill, Sarah Noyes, Dickie Johnson, Susie Carter, Mary Allen, Susan Gourley, Barbara Ruther- ford, Malinda Wall. Second row: Juanita Parker, Brenda Robinson, Patsy Young, Grace Williams, Linda Burgin, john Gilkey, Ronald Yelton, Frank Goldsmith, Pat Griffith, Sterlyn Washburn, Donald Yelton. Majorettes, left to right: Nancy Landis, Regina Lewis, Drum Majorette, Helen McBee, Judy Byrd, Elizabeth Miller, and Mary Steppe. Band grows in sige ii i 32 CAPTAIN RALPH K. OSTROM Assistant Director .r ' t a L il EE , f f sg mmm I if fl 5 ii Q ' i i, Zi u.,-....--...WM me V A sound anal spirit BAND COUNCIL Left to right: Hall Bright, Stage Manager5Craig Greene, Program Director5 Helen McBee, Drum Majoretteg Mary Dameron, SeCreta1'y5Tom Milligan, Presidentg Larry Clontz, Vice-Presidentg Malinda Wall, Libraring Susan Carter, Treasurerg Gale Crawley, Librarian. MR . LOUIS BEAN Director Ae M K B. if 33 Eh lv.,,9,,'Qh Q. lf!! FM' fidrw Qfwpg 5 ,ill F . ul jimi' V Band honors Miss America at her parade in Asheville. Anil TUAFCHQS O11 Marion band marches in two states, Virginia and Tennessee, at once! . -' 1 X X- ,nf?f'M' ' T , K' ' -1 R VT f . . E p I ,,, S 7 ' Qs' if S 1 1 pill lf ' ,f 1U+ af' .Si ,, 5 , I 1,5 - I ' 1 M .U ff 1 5 - E 0 O .-M' ' X . xi .ur-' t 25, '-Q, THE MARION HIGH SCHOOL BAND What a great sound! . . . If you had been in the stadium at Bristol, Tennessee, on the night of October 16, 1961, when the Marionband membersbowed their heads and stepped backwards off the field, you would surely have heard this exclamation coming from the mouths of many of the spectators. Wherever the band is heard, whether playing at a foot- ball game, pep rally, or concert, or serenading Miss America, Marion High has reason to be proud of claiming the biggest and hardest-working band in the state . L -ii THE CHORUS The Marion Hi Chorus provides good tra i n i n g for students interested in music. They co-operate with the M.H.S. Band in bringing us many good and interesting programs. Chorus, First row, left to right: C.Y., T.B., B.F., F.C., C.L., B.M., N.F., D.Y., j.W. Second row: I-R-, M-I-, R-H-, L-3-, C.M., M.W., D.C., G.l-I., L.E., K,P, Third row: LB., LH., LB., C.I., E.D., N.W., D,H., D.W., P.C,, J,C., R.W.., C.H., B.B. Music and Ari enricfi cultural development THE ART CLUB The Art Club is open to all students who wish to further their talents in the artistic world. In the picture, Instructor C r a i g Greene demonstrates the process of laying out a portrait on canvas. THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to right in front: Bill Kent, Sam Rowe. First row: Jimmy Mace, Celia Long, Jayne Bruner, Kay Ricks, Juanita Parker, Judy Poplin, Jane Yount, Brenda Radford, Beatric e McDaniels, Ann Roberts, Janice Jones, Jean Kirby, Brenda Elkins, Linda Hogan, Lynda Toney, Mike Norwood, Sherry Loftis. Second row: Naomi Wilson, Bonnie Brown, Joyc e Ward, Brenda Seagle, Gay n el le Joyner, Carol Ho l l i fi e ld, Elizabeth Byrd, Elaine Lanning, JohnCowan, Stanley Calhoun, Janice Harklerode, Lynda Crisp, Edna Frisby, Diane Radford, Harold Parker, Lisa Norton, Gloria Laughridge. Third row: Roger Ferguson, Donna Young, Nancy Freshour, Olean Rose, Sharon Pakett, Beth Rader, Grace Price, Linda Burgin, Gerald Matthews, Sandra McKinney, Kathy Hensley, Linda Curtis, Alice Morgan, Bill Walker, Max Ledbetter, Darlene Hall, Linda Kaylor, Diane Pendergrass, Beverly Triplett, Sandra Hendley, Craig G re e ne, Frank Go l ds m i th, Mr. Kepler-- Advisor. Fourth row: Edna Duncan, Joyce Taylor, Hall Bright, Tommy Stevens, Eddie Beam, Harold Medford, Robert Ward, Wynn Baldwin, David Benge, D o n a l d Owensby, Dean Kanipe, Danny Toney, Alex Morris. THE SCI-MATH CLUB The Sci-Math Club is a newly organized club for students who wish to further explore the vast fields of Science and Mathematics. First row, left to right: Larry Clontz, Malinda Wall, Tommy Bach, Pat Griffith, Veronica Rabb, Hubert Poole , Second row: Sam Rowe, David Norwood, Harold Parker, James Price, Billy Walker, Winn Baldwin, Mike Norwood. Third row: Mr. Keplar, Sponsor, Doris Lewis, Sandra Cheek, Daniel I-ludgins, Bobby Hunter, Tommy Cline,Johnny Lewis, Juanita Parker, Wanda England, Miss Alley, Sponsor. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club each year is highlighted by a Roman Banquet in which present and pre vious Latin students dress in Roman costumes. In this way they pro- mote interest in Roman Culture and history, the purpose of the club. Nl - Eatin and Debates boost lingual abilities DEBATE CLUB The Deb ate Club promotes interest in public speaking. Each year m e m b e rs compete in tri- angular debates. The winners of these matches are then able to participate in a s e c ond elimi- nation match. If they win this match, they then go on to com- pete in state finals. First row, left to right: Tommy Bach, Mildred McKinney, Angela Stronich, Botby Hunter, Tommy Cline . Second row: Malinda Wall, Doris james, Bill Lonon, Su s a n Carter, Veronica Rabb, Linda Poore, I i m Poore, F r a n k Goldsmith. Third row: Geretha Murray, Sarah Noyes, Sandra Cheek, Juanita Parker, john Gilkey, Pat Griffith. 13 X 9- 7 - 1 'i ,,,-' -..Qv' A N M..- 'VZ' Q82 ' ' ' ' I i. ... n MONOGRAM CLUB First row, left to right: G. W. Church, Robin Beck, Bill Hollifield, Johnny Miller, Johnny Seagle, Hank Jarrett, Grady Revis, Bill Lonon, Harold D aves, Ted Davis, Jim Hensley. Second row: Judy Poole, Bill Hemphill, Dicky Johnson, Diane Radford, Mary Earley, Karen McGee, Jerry Lonon, Diane Mathis, Everett Earley, Brenda Radford, Janice Jones, Doris Lewis. Third row: Dean Padgett, Willard Haithcock, Dan Davis, Bobby Hunter, Sandy Carter, Billy Dean Davis, Bill Matthews, Sterlyn Washburn, Jane Yount, Roger Morrow, Coach Wilson. Fourth row: Ronald Patterson, Lanny Sartan, Ronald Yelton, Danny Sartan, Donald Yelton, Harold Medford, Eugene Hensley, Tennant Teeter, David Seagle, Coach McKeithan. Fifth row: Charles Maney, Jerry Seagle, P a t Thomas, He rm a n Steppe, Geretha Murray, Brenda Taylor, Gerald Matthews, W.T.Broadwe1l, Susie C a rt e r, N ell Wilkerson, Brenda Goforth. Sixth row: Johnny Davis, Tommy Reece. Students plan or a FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers Club is sponsored by Mrs. Edith Davis. The members work together in promoting the interest of girls who are planning to teach and to en- courage others to do so. First row, left to right:Juanita Parker, President, Malinda Wall, Donna Young, S a n d r a Cheek, Evon Price, Gale Crawley, Jane Wright, Patricia Parker, Elaine Walden. Second row: Brenda Robinson, Mary Steppe, Brenda Pendergrass, Mildred McKinney, P atsy Young, Gretha Murray, Linda Burgin, Grac e Williams, Wanda England, Joan Roper, Ruth Taylor, Mrs. Davis, Sponsor THE NURSES CLUB Girls who are interested in the field of nursing, work and plan together for their future by taking part in the activities of the Nurses Club. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Patty Finley. First row, left to right: Brenda Kell, Brenda Radford, Abbie Ross, June Pittman. Second row: Kay Payne, Joyce Ward, Evon Price, Grace Price, Shirley Brown. Third row: Bre nda Owenby, Diane Earley, Gladys Gaddy, Wa nd a McKinney, Jean Kirby, Elizabeth Anderson, Thresa Rayburn. Fourth row: Lois Robinson, Ella Faye Lawing, Celia Long, Donna Lail, Beatrice McDaniels, Je a n e tt e Bright, Dotty Webb, Sue Hopkins, Nancy Hendrix, Sue Hopkins. stronger and better future FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sue Hopkins, president of the Future Homemakers, s h ow s the club members a finished tray, the making of which was one of the club's projects this y e a r. T h e members of the club are, First row, left to right: Sue Hopkins, Bonnie Brown, L ind a K ay lo r, Frances Cable, C a r o l y n Mace. Second row: R e b e c c a Wilson, G a il Parker, C a ro l Hollifield, Judy Wooder, Gaynelle Joy n e r, Jane Long, Naomi Wilson, Emma McPeters, Pat Gilbert. Third row: Clean Rose, Kay Ricks, Brenda Owenby, Ira Hollifield, Judy Elkin, Donna Lail, Barbara Yoder, Sarah Reel. Fourth row: Dotty Webb, Gloria Smith, Joyce Ward, Joyce Hensley. V ..-.,.,- .. ,LLL ..,, at ....W.ave.f-,Q M.. . ,L , a ,. ...,,..,.,..N.w-,ure V- M V ekam-lg Students deserve A for service Z. ' gf- ' r 1 iw - - , ,-f' R ... OFFICE WORKERS The office workers are Seniors who help relieve the tremendous office work load. The office workers make announcements and take charge of the main desk by making change and answering the phone. They send out school mail and distribute incoming mail to the teachers. The office workers are sponsored and guided by Mrs. Eunice Pyatt. Left to right: Juanita Parker, Dell Broyhill, David Norwood, Bobby I-Iunter, Sam Rowe,Bill Kent,joan Nesbitt, Tommy Milligan, Craig Greene. K B. fr. - Am- ff '?'1lf..,t'T5 S 'L ,gs 'Aly ' ,F -vii. ,.,4jf 'K ' ' ,.uJ,a pings- 4. .ex ' ,di .. - ,Ma LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The purpose of the Library Assistants is to promote better library service in the school, and to further reading interests among students. Being members of both the District and State Library organizations, the assistants attend meetings each fall and spring. Officers: President, Geretha Murray,Vice-President, Gale Crawley, Secretary, Margaret McAlister5 Treasurer, Gladys White. First row, left to right: Geretha Murray, Gale Crawley. Second row: Linda Sowers,Betty Martine, Beatrice McDaniels, Diane Early, june Pittman,Brenda Owenby. Third row:Barbara Robinson,Brenda Robinson, Gloria Laugh.ridge,Juanita Parker, Carol I-lollifield, and Miss Glenn, Sponsor. BUS DRIVERS Being a bus driver is a very important job. The boys face great responsibilities and are dedicated to their job of transporting students to and from school. First row, left to right: jerry Payne, Richard I-Iollifield. Second row: Ronnie Brown, Gerald Worley, Bucky Miller. li a i r V l LN. E 5 F 1 1 F I i 'D+ f-7 5 ii , it 32421 .f 1.31 MISS SMARR and MR. BEAM First row, left to right: Mr. S. R. Perkins, Mr. R. W. Twitty, Mr. jack Ballew, Mrs. Howard Burgin. Second row: Mr. Eugene Cross, Mr. jack Noyes, Mr. Robert Shirley. iii. N3 5 -E - I l 1 M MRS. PYATT and MR. ELLEDGE Mr.Beam is the man who sees that the schools in Marion are kept running. He is constantly working for the better interest of students and teachers. His office I is at City Hall thus keeping him from daily contact with the students, but Mr. Beam is always there. He is the man behind the scenes. Mr. Elledge is the man who i actually goes to school with the students. He has to be here at the same time as the students, and often doesn't leave until dark. His long days are spent in running a well-rounded school. He is the man who has to handle the touchy problems of the parents, the students, and the teachers. l , i......-- ll - at f gg, qv RR, ' 09 L jx. ,.. i Snglish. . foundation or all courses of study ENGLISH and SPEECH DEPARTMENTS This year the English Department has used records more than in previous years to teach vocabularies and literature. But still the excellent teaching of our English Department Staff plays the major role in our English classes. One of Mr. Carter's Senior English classes is shown above. The most remembered of the great literature works taught in our literature classes are The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Idylls of the Kings, Julius Caesar, Thanatopsis, , Beowu1f, and Canterbury Tales. The Speech Class participates in group discussions, one-act plays and programs for chapel and clubs. During the year, parlia- mentary procedure is studied. Seated: Miss Pat Collins, English I, Mrs. Mary Frances Brown English Il. Standing:Mrs. Grace Elledge, English III and Speech Mr. E. L. Carter, English IV5 Mrs. Bob Withrow, English IV. l X .,. W umm ww?- X 1 ljgfggw- fir x J ' ff Left to right: Miss Catherine Alley, Senior Mathg Mrs. Kate Lindsey, Algebra II, Plane Geometry, and Solid Geometryg Mrs. Edith Davis, Math, and Algebra I. MATH DEPARTMENT The Math Department of Marion High School is certainly one to be proud of. It offers to the students a well-rounded background in math. For reviewing the basic fundamentals of arithmetic,Math I is available. Algebra I and Algebra II courses cover Algebra thoroughly. One of Mrs. Davis' algebra classes is shownbelow. If a student desires to gain a more complete knowledge of algebra before entering college, he or she may take the College Algebra Course. This enables the student to progress more with the work in this field while in college. To make the Department complete both Plane and Solid Geometry are offered. Any student leaving M.I-LS., if he or she has taken advantage of what the Department has to offer, will have one of the best math backgrounds possible. Math and science, . vital for success f y:,'ga,4?ft, ,, . r . , , an s , mv . 13 - , kit . 'Q , ,Q 4153, vm, X .,,,.,..........,,aiff.q Nui . 'f aw ' A Mtg,-4,g .-W., , ,- H . - Masq Ai ax ' W .ua9:mudsAmr...w, I' - '-' ' 'i N.. ' Wi J i Han K , is TM ig Z' 'WK Left to right:Mrs. Dorothy Baldwin, Mrs. Patty Finely, Mr. Cliff Kepler. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The General Science classes have been studying about rocks and minerals, and have taken a field trip to Boone c one e rning this subject. In Biology the students are learning to bisect worms and frogs and to identify the parts of their bodies. Learning valences and studying elements occupies most of the Chemistry students' time. The Physics students are busy finding the resolution of forces and pounding formulas into their overworked brains. in scholastics, fiusiness and industry s'c l lb-gf' Nav' A Social studies and commerce. . necessary for judging world situations COMMERCIAL and SOCIAL STUDIES M.I-l.S. Students feel fortunate in having the opportunity l to take advantage of the splendid commercial courses which are available to them. These courses of General Business,Bookkeeping, one 'class which is shown above, Office Practice, Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand I and Shorthand Il help the student to develop a sense of good wholesome business leadership. The courses create interest in choosing a business future and encourage helpful and educational projects. The courses in Home Economics teach and help to prefect the arts of sewing, cooking, furniture refinishing, etc. Sq. For the students who are interested in social studies, a wide variety ofsubjects are offered. These subjects are Civics, Geography, World I-Iistory, U.S. History, and Sociology and Economics. The students learn of the past and of how ours and other countries came to be. Through some of the courses, students learn about the operating of the government and of the part they will play in it tomorrow. i 1 I l P and understanding liusiness Left to right: Mrs. Ted Freeman, Coach Howard Wilson, Mrs Mary Laughridge, Coach Jerry McKeithan, Mrs. Emily Morris, and Coach joe Shepard. -1' , ,I 1 1. v i -'- .' 'lr .nn 1-li' 52? I -J U I 1 'L n 54 Q 22317: ' o U a .0 f 1 ii , . mel 2,1 ' ' 46 K it AM -L . Q.. llhrarg and foreign language.. Qnoudedge of other Left to right: Mrs. Bob Withrow, French I and II5 Miss Catherine Alley, Latin I and II5 Miss Mildred Glenn, i Librarian. nf- A .Mum people LIBRARY and FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Library of Marion High School serves the pupils well. The literature in it furnishes information about almost any given subject, as well as providing various kinds of books to stimulate interest in reading. Miss Mildred Glenn is the very efficient librarian. The foreign language departments teach the students to be pro- ficient in that particular language of either French or Latin. Also, with the aid of teachers Miss Catherine Alley and Mrs. Bob Withrow, exquisite cultures of Rome and France are brought into the classrooms each day. In the picture above, Mrs. Withrow is instructing a class in French I. 47 mW 7' Building towards the future. Left to right: Mrs. Flora Homewood, Home Economics, Mr. Bill Rogers, Manual Arts, Mrs. Becky Templeton, Physical Education. - ---s. J' ' ' Mfffss fii TQ i :.fafif.?f - 5 '- 4 p'.'ZT-3 A-' ' C :fi.f:,l:1 iii' - 1 5 ' .sri . -32523 mf' - Q Ti, ,1fajn'u'fgj-,., ,fCf?sf.12iF?: fefggi vs 'F: ',3' Z' ng wf , 'jiglfihfu' .5 5'Z.i,g,f,aA52':.', N 'I 3'3'i'53il1 A f'l . 9.'.'i Ayvavissf-, 1? P Lic ' . ' 3 f 1 vs. 1 s X ' ,J ' ' - Kiln-.nr - 'Q ' mv--. 'Yr'-1' HOME ECONOMICS and MANUAL ARTS Cooking, sewing, refinishing furniture, and even washing dishes-all of these go in the Home Economics classes and are all a part of a good future homemaker.Mrs. Flora Homewood, home economist, instructs girls in many fine points of homemaking. In the Manual Arts classes, more commonly known as shop, boys learn to make different pieces of beautiful furniture. Mr. William Rogers instructs the course in which he teaches not only the names of the tools, but also the proper use of each. Boys' and girls' Physical Education classes are required for all students at M.H,S. ..,,- gmf,4,.-.-ff- ' . , .vw t, E- V,-x h .N ,N V -xv, r,. ,'ZN?41 5311 'Si K r . f 3 4 v V'.if'4f1M' gi si., ' 'Qi ,- T 'y 5 lx. 'f. I. ' we-: - .Q ' ,Li 1 . ', . ' ', 5 .ir 1 S i 5 was 7 o . Q W' n 5 an S- Y' , ,L..v',f ,P-J ' ff. r r H, ., 13, V 1.3 : f'.-zfghabp.- KM- fl if -' 1 f X' ,.,. :Ev .,, , ,... L l tl!-v J P 4' he ' . mv . Q, f K x 'F - !pi,w As , ,1fQK'f i we ' Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Vice-President, Donald Yeltong Treasurer, Bill I-lollifieldg President, Cato I-Iollerg Secretary, Bill Lonon. Today's high school student. . . tomorrow's world leadership. These are our final months of high school. Who can put into words the memories ofthe past four years? Why try to express the happiness of being Seniors. . . receiving our rings. . .the fun we had at our Christmas party. . .looking forward to that long awaited Graduation Day ? We, as a class, would like to express our most sincere thanks to the principal and faculty of Marion High School for the counsel and instruction they have so willingly given to us over the past four years. mg... Us TOMMY BACH Band 1, 2, 3, -1, Dieselcr Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Director OfD1CSC'lE1' Bantl 4, Beta Club 3,4, Key Club 2,3, SCiHMatli Club 4, Debating Teham 3, -4, Vice-President of Debate Club 4, President of Sci-Math Club 4, Chess Club 3, junior Photography Club 2, 3, Beta Club Convention 3, Key Club Convention 3, Latin Club l,2, 3, 2nd Prize in Beta Club Talent Show 4. Q I X tg . . ,W .T . ft . 1 , w k 11. 9. . . A. , ,X Q i .4 I. , j, 75 . .4 . ..':h,f+.- 5.. -'gg ff-. , H ,In F, - .,!,:.,ffQ4w K , E ' a - . . .V . ' Pe-1 .Qin T , xeytf. jf- .. 'i-lG!G.L-.QiC'i, IEANETTE BRIGHT Future Nurses Club 3,-1. 'QQ' fin RONALD BAILEY Beta Club 3,-l,Pres1tlent of BetaClub Al, KeyClub 1,2,3,-l,V1ce-Presitlentoi Key Club 4, President of Freshman Class, Chess Club 2, 3, President of Chess Club 3, Latin Club 1, Z, 3, Vice-President oi Latin Club 3, Sci-Math Club -1, Football 1, 4, Band 2,3,-1,jun1or-Senior Properties. Committee, Vice-President of Hotne- room 1,-L, Key Club Convention 3, Dieseler Bantl 2, 3, -4. ROBIN BECK Track1,2,-1, Baskt-tluill 1, 2, 3, el, Tri- Captain bl, Football l,2,3,41, 'lLI'l-Cllllillll 4, Alternate Captain 3, All St.liola:.tit Honorable Mention -1, All State llonor- able Mention -1, All Conlerence -1, Lions Bowl Best Baek -l, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,Ml,V1ce-President ol' junior Class, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Senior Superlative Most Atliletxtf' el. 1 ' - .Q W. T. BROADWELL Basketball 3,-L, Football 3, Baseball -1, Monogram Club 3,4, Sophomore Class President, Homecoming Escort 4, junior- Senior Decorating Committee 3. RONNIE BROWN Civil Air Patrol 3,-l,jLlI11GI'-S9I'l1OYIDCCO- rattng C o m m i t t e e 3, Art Club 3, el. McDowell County Bus Drivers Assoei' ation 3,-1, Photography Club 3,-l,Arelie1'y Club -l, Speech Club -4, Bus Driver 3, -l, Trac k 1, junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3. Q- 'A . 'Bw Q K A V4 I ..-'UUUIO-L.. .,.., K Pe l lAl.l, l3l4lCl fl BJntl 1,2,-L, Q, lititnt- Rl: .. CWA.: 3, L, Pxiwliem, 31.11. .i 34 wi 1, lite --'ti l3.tlitl 2,9,,l, ',l,lt,t' fXl1:i.t+,t'1' ,, l'lt is totn.t,wln, Cli.lt i, ilttt-i.iti:ng Coz.. liiillec, S,feetliClt11t -i. A, ., T if t 9 'Es I .K af' ef AL' it DELI BROYHH1 1.,1llllCl',!iW 1,3 l..1tinCt':i,St'ei't.'t.1Ij l, lfreneli Clult 1, 2, Nlttiwonette Start el, 'l're.twurt.i of Stiitit-1itCot,11t1l -l, ,luiiior-Senior lr? t' t t'1,tl1'1t,COZT1- ui1Itee3, Kei Club S' .'.' t' ctlze .1 rt 3. ll ti iz. e t o n. i xt il Syoti--oi 1, K .1 . ul Su,-t' rl .tttx e INlo-tPe,uil.tr -1. Nl .ii io n e ti e Rei. :eu-. 5. bt ni-'it Council X'.orl.sfto,v lnlloont' ?.St:1tie:it Countzl Csnxention -Q. Cui- ' .'.' Q-rlnet 4, lloinerooin Yiet'-l'it':ltlt'iit JANE BIIUNER Chorus 1,2, 3, 1, Chorus President -4, Honiecoining Sponsor -l, ArtC lub 2,l, lfuture Nxirs-Qs Club S, 1, Pliotograplit Club 1, 2, 3,Al, Speech Club 4, Chess Club 3, junior-Senior De L ora t 1 uri Conpntittee 3, Speeth Pla, 4, Intra- mural Bail-Letball Team 2. ,pn-1. 'U'- STANLEY CALHOUN Senior Honi ecoming Escort, junior- St-nior Decorating Committee 3, Pho- tography Club 1,2,3,-1, Art Club 3,-1, Teenage Safety Club 1, Chess Club 3, Hy-F1Club 1,2, Civil Air Patrol 1, French Club 3, -1, Homeroom Treasurer 1. GLENDA CALLAHAN Lee Edwards High School 1,2,3,Super1a- tive 1,Football Sponsor 1,May Court 1, Annual Staff 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Homeroom President 1,A1ternate House of Representatives 2, Publicity Com- mittee of Student Government 2, Twirp Court 2, Decorating Committee Football Dance 2, Vice-President of Homeroom 3, Typing Award 3, Uviarion-4JBeta Club -1, C, W, CHURCI l ,,..rl'- lfootliall 2,3,'1, Focvtbttll Captain l All S-,liolti-.tu -4, 'l'.i'estliiig -1, 'lraclt ss, ,,r lg u -V liiiii'-lice, -1 Monotiriiii ,.,.., , Club 3.-l, l'liototirapl1t Club. LARRY CLONTZ Band 1, 2, 3, -1, Decorating Committee 2, 3,-1, Vice-President -1, Boone Band Clinic 2, 3, Dcseler Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1,2, 3, -1, Vice-President of Art Club 4, French Club 3,4, Photography Club 4, Monogram Club 3,-1, Sci-Math Club 4, Homecoming Escort 4, llonie- rooni Pre s i tl e nt 1, Honieroom Vice- President 3. GALE ELIZABETH CRAWLEY Latin Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, -1, Librarian 4, Band Council 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, Vice'President ot Library Assistants 4, Hom eroom Treasurer 1,Beta Club 4, jun1orMarshal 3, Homecoming Sponsor -1, Senior Superlative Most Courteousu, Basketball M a na g e r -1, D.A. R. Essay Award 3, junior-Senior Decorating Committee. w'1'Q-:m,,,,,N SUSAN CARTER Band 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer of Band 4, Band Council 4, Band Clinic 1, 3,4,Beta Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, -1, Latin Club President 2, Marionette Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4, S.I.P.A. Convention 3, Herald for N.H.S. Induction 2,Basketball 3,4,Co- Captain -1, Monogram Club 4, Debate Club 4, junior-Senior Decorating Com- mittee, Homecoming Sponsor 4. U' 'gtk' ax N-.4 V 1' V51 ' 7 1 Lf! 'ggi C me f 1 WAYNE CRESON junior-Senior EntertainmentCommittee 3, Chorus 2, 3, Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. 0-. 'lf -F 'X ve- '-v MARY DAMERON Class Treasurer 1,Marionette Staff 1, 2, I-IYLANDER Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, junior Editor 3, Associate Editor4,I-Iome - room Treasurer 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Assistant Secretary 2, Secretary 3,-l,Band Council 2, 3, 4, Band Clinic 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3,45 Beta Club 3,4,Nat1onal Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, Vice-President of Student Body 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Senior Superlative Best All Around , D.A.R. GoodC1tizen4,junior-Senior Decorating and Entertainment Committees, Beta Club Convention 3, Student Council Convention 4, S.l.P.A. 3, Marionette Review 3, junior Marshal 3, Office Worker 4, N.F.l,. 1. 1' HAROLD DEAN DAVES Football 1, 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Lions Bowl 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, D a v i ds on College Wrestling Tournament, Appalachian Wr e st l in g Tournament. ,1 ' N F? .,,-,,,f' BILLY DEAN DAVIS Baseball I, 2, 3,-1, Footb a l I 2, 4, All Conference Football 4, Ripper linenuin of the Week 4, Lions Bowl -1, W.N.C. All Scholastic Honorable Mention 4, Basketball Man.3gcr4,Foetball Managcr 4 J. Q? DONALD DAVIS Archery Club 4, Photography 1,2, junior- Senior Decorating Committee. DOUGLAS DAVIS Chess Club 3, Art Club 3,-1, French Club 2. 'IN IOI-INNY DAVIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Monogram Club 2,3,4, French Club 2, 3, junior-Senior D e c o ra t 1 n g Com- mittee, Archery C lub 4, W re sl I 1 ng Tournament at D a v i tl so n, Wrestling Tournament at Boone, State Wrestling Tournament at High Point, Manager of Wrestling Team 3, Photography Club 1, Pl' lJAff Ii,X't'l5 lm , Vx FQ.1titril.ilIltiiiur C -i.ii. 1 'ti S,,,l71f: it, I ol fQ.+tiri1.il ll :itil S- .V li f llc, Cl l,.'l,i, Q, Flriiiurer lil I-lt-'I C. 1, llelgl !Iuli G, Q, Nltzni-4i.i1t C,:1 F l.1tint,!ul l,f, Gul! 'liuiz' ' u Swiiuir Sturt-il.m-.e lic L llit' 1' If u1.l 1 1 ti n Sluviijlll M, 1.111-Ui' ll-3in'.t'1tioii. l'i i. iticnl 1,5 lui. .'i,- ill.. L ol 5tllalL'IllCUll1lCll S.C111ct- ,', , writ-i i. Stage liglitini. 'll-tlmiciazr I,2, w ji1i1.o1-Senior l7i'c-,'Ii1l.ll1,,C i:.:1.itt Nationall5orc:1-iclinitliie I, f.'.lf.C, lI,S.A..-X. Cell 'I t-'xi ig 1.1 I, I, llti1r:0ctii1'.iii4i lwccirt 4. , -. . . ft. ,,,. .. 'VE . -if' A -3' 'Saw' 75 , -. - I , 1: f . ' ,, .L Q , be .fs I. .., , ... 1 1 I 1 I 1 I I I . ,K ,K I I I 1 I PA I SY DAVIS - Latin Club 1.2, lilrrar C.11u4, ,i junior-Senior l'lecor.iti:ig Conzniittcc 4,Cli.i1r11..1iiol Food Con'i:1.ttec tor ' Sen:orClir1sti1.a- F.iit', 4, IJucoi'.1t..u, for lfrefhnmn lhrty 1. 4 UN P-4 ,L US lilJNA DUNCAN Chorus 2,-lg Charm Sctrctarg 4, Pho- toglrtiplit Cluh 1, 2, 3, fl, ll o m Q roo m Trca:-urcr 2, Art Club 4, Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Nursc5Club -lg Intramural l3.3sl4.ctbA!l Tctiin 2. if 1 . ,,., ifwv ,gt . ' 'i' J' 4, 1 43 - -f in 1. i Ifll EIDDY l2l.1 IOTT PllCilOijI'l1Plly Club 1, 24 Ba alictba ll 3g llomvroom Sucrictary 3, National Edu- cat ional I5 c Y c l 0 p in c n t Test Award, Sp cc-3 h Club -l, Sput-mlm Club Play -1, lSI1KlllSllC:lh1S1-Clldlfllllill 3,Jl11'l1OX SCIllOI' Ducorating Comniitt-zu 3, Sophomore Party Dctorating Committee, llomc- comingy Escort -I, Intramural Basketball 2.3, S-2n1orPl,15 4, Chew Club 4. 1 I , EVERETT EARLY H o m c room Vice-Presidcnt 1, 3, Pho- tography Club 2, 3, Mono gram Club 2. 3,-l, North Carolina Statc Wrestling Champion 3, Wrcstling T c zz m 2, 3, 4, FOOll33lllNiZlll3Ql3Y-1,JLlI11OY-SEIllOYDCCO- rating Coinmittoc 3, Chess Club 2, 3, -lg ht Place Nortlnvcstcrn District Wrestling Tournament. 'C' MARY EARLY Basketball 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 1,2 3,-1, l'lomerOom Vice-Premident 2 junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3 Homecoming Sponsor 43 Senior Superla- tivc Most Original 4. ROGER FERGUSON Art Club -lg Pl1otography.Club -1, Home- coming Escort -4, Tumbling Team 1, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. 4 f 'fx Q, ' Quvf WILMA FINLEY Softball 1, Future Homemakcrs Club 2, 3, 4, Future Nursch Club 2, 3, -l. u PAM FLACK Band 15 2, 35 Majorette 25 Drum-Major- ette 35 Band Clinic at A.S.T.C, 25 junior-Senior Entertainment and Deco- rating Committees 35 Beta Club Talent Show 45 3rd Place Winner of Beta Talent Show5 Latin Club 15 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Marionette Review 25 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Senior Superl at i ve Best Looking 45 junior Marshal 35 Sci-Math Club 45 P.S.A.T. Nationwide Honor Roll 25 N.F.L. 15 Basketball 1. NANCY FRESHOUR Art Club 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Pho- tography Club -15 Future Homemakers of A m e r ic a 15 Chorus -15 junior-Senior Decorating Committee 35 Chorus Senior Representative 45 Intramural Basketball 2. i 55, rL ' Alf , 'M Q. S? 4 5 V V . vi s L Q s R' t 5 , 0 Q v 5 , - ui- 'f' V t ' f r 5 S , ' '. 'Ni . WILLARD HAITHCOCK Band 1, 25 District Contest 1, 25 State C onte st 15 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 25 R ive rs id e Military Academy 35 Company Re c orde r5 Gideon-Honor Court Representative5Best Drilled Company5 Golf 15 2, 3, 45 State Golf Tournament 35 Senior Superlative Best Looking 45 Football 45 W-MG Club 45 National Forensic League lg Home- coming Escort 4. WILMA HALL junior-Senior Decorating Committee 35 Photography Club 1,25 Basketball, Intra- mural 25 Nurses Club 4, VK Xv.,,,,5 JERRY GAIUDY Bus Driver -15 junior-Svnlor l7ULOl'Jllll1wl Committee 3,lntr:1mur.ilB.isI.t-tliall 351. .,,...f 1 M w53,tW Q if ii., EUGENE HARRIS Wrestling 35 Wrestling Manager 4 junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3 junior-Senior Clean-up Committee 3 Monogram Club 515 Senior Party Deco- rating Committee 45 Teenage Safety Club 3, -1. Jig. U -. 'lm n X.. 11 0 , Q 1 v'.. Egfsl-A 5 .5 --1, -s. i 5 'Q '-l',-'llC,n1l1 l.fil. llaln' l,f.w, v,lL,wn' L 1 : L lhm. C W... 5. .Kit 1, 1 Q. - 'X C ..:t l'1-,. nt 1 I1 rr 11. 4 Anllil lt-'A' il lliui- S 'i 1-' mx llil,-Xf,lJl.l4 'st.i!. Y 1.-'rl' l, 'sz vluuior-F-en 1' All lflitetti ir 1:11141 Sulllul l.nl-'1I.l.zwn--111 Ctizuiz. liigig lltll.1JC'Il.ll'yl'x'u'l.rl..r Ari mt 2, 3.-l, Svwioi' l'lt1'5, l'1o, .-xiii: 1 2, '-. School Stmli' Nl,lL1.l1.i'l w, i, rl :nw- lll1utwgr.15wi.', C l 11 . 1, 2 l'flti'o'Y,r.45i: C l ul' K it-4-l lu ,lui nl l,hQIllul'l1llu- l.oqr.i5wlu, Clul w. .-X1't:1ux'. Cu' Clic fi Chili 25, ljlfllell C.t:i -.,C!1. X1 orl-it-1: fl. C.-XliliCIl HA .'.' l-llffi l4.inJ 1,25 3, E, llisliitl lmnti Cont l,2. blllluli.ll1tlCt'lllp l 1,2535 Die cl-gr l3.1:it1l,ff,i.f, Britt Alllkilllllrl Conte t 3. f. If if 2' i4 if . 7 2 fx er- A .MF Jgif' 'E Q 443. , x f 1' 1 l3I1L HEMP1lll,L Student C 0 u n c il 1, 2, 3, -1, Student Council Secretary 35 Student Council President 1, Keg C lub 1,2,3,4l, National llonor Society 3, 1, H5 lander Club 2.3,-l, Latin Club 1, 2,I5eta Club 3, -l,Vt1fS1L3 lfootball 2, 3,4, Alternate Captain 3, Tri-Caytaui -l5 All Scho- lastic Honorable Mention l, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, junior-S-.-nior Master O1'CC1'CI1lO1llCi 3,P.otarl.1uS1utlent-ol- the-Month QS e pt e nz lv e i 15 Trgitl. 1, 1NlOI1Otj!'3lN Club 2,3,-l, Senior Superlft- tive Moat Popular 4, Speech Class Play 35lJlbU1Ct Student Council Con- vention 1, 2, 3. State Student Council Convention 25 Summer Worlazsliop -1. NANCY HENDRIX Future Nurses Club 2, 3,451un1or-Senior Decorating Committee 35 junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3. CATO HOLLER Latin Club 1,25 Key Club 1,2,3,-15 National Honor Society 3,45 Key Club Secretary 45 Rotarian Student-of-the- Month fNovemberj5 Vice-President of Homeroom 45 President of Senior Class 45 S e nior Superlative Student ofthe Year 4, Sci-Math Club 4531360011 Class Play 45 Beta Club 45 Selection for Moorehead Finals5 Carolinas' Key Club Convention 35 Ho m e room Devotional Chairman 25 Homecoming Escort 4. BILL HOLLIFIELD Football 1,2,3,45 All Conference W.N.C.H.A.A. 45 All Scholastic 45 Lions Bowl Champs 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 4th Place in Wrestling Tournarnent5 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Senior Superlative Most Original 45 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Homeroom President 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3,45 junior-Senior Decorating Committee W.N.C.H.A.A. District Wrestling Meet, Boone and Davidson. f C-rf Q' ,f a- lk 'Q Tami auf! , 1 12,22 ' f at 4 I K X Z 4-K ,,w5,, A- 1 'JY' , ' , A ga., if ,,.- if 1 on if - 'Fs ., lf' 1 - i s R. 1 f . . , '1 -L RICHARD HOL1.IlflliLD Traclt 1, Pliotograplv, Club 152, I3-is Driver 2,145 McDowell County Bus Drivers Assotztition 2,3515 'Wiemtliiig 35 Hon. e c L- in 1 n g 1i'iL'PfL l,JtlIllO1- St-nior Ibtetirating Coniniittee 3. T.. , SUE HOPKINS F.H.A.2,3,45 Vice-President of F.H.A. 35 President of 17,1-LA, 45 Future Nurses Club 3, 45 Hom e c om in g Sponsor 45 juniorfSen1or Decorating Committee 35 SCIl1Ol'CllI'1S-117135 Party, Food Committee -l '?- w... BOBBY HUNTER Band 1, 2, 3,45 Band Treasurer 2, Key Club 3,45 Key Club President 45 Key Club Division Caucas 3,45 Key Club District Convention 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1,25 HYLANDER Club 45 HYLANDER Staff fAdx'ertising Managerj-1, National Forensic League 15 Operator of Stage Lights 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 3,45 Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3,45 Golf Team 1,2,3,45 Office Worker 45 Woodmen of World American History Award 35 Director of Pep RalliesprecedingallfootballGames -1,Jtl1llOr-Se1'liOrL1gllIlnQ1,2,3545IL1n1Or- Senior Decorating Committee 35 Home- coming Escort 3,-1. DORIS JAMES Latin Club 15 French Club 35 Band 1, 25 District Band Contest 1, 25 State Ba n d Contest 1, 25 Homecoming Attendant 25 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Library Assistant 45 Debate Club 45 Future Teachers of America 4. in 1 l l 1 i l BILL KENT ,, , l l l l l r l l l l l l Q 'X' DOTTY JAMES Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary of Latin Club 2, Sci-Math Club -1, Band 1, 2, District Band C ont e s t 1, 2, State Band Contest 1, 2, P.T,S.A, 1, Junior-Senior Enter- tainment Committee 3. DICKY JOHNSGN Student Council 1, 2, -1, Student Council District Convention 1, 2, 3, Al, National Student Council Convention 4, Student Council District Vice-President -1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Beta Club 3, -1, Key Club 4, French Club 2,3, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3,-1, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2,3,-1, S e n i o r Superlative Best All Around -1, Hom e ro o in Officer 1, 2, M a r ion e tt e Staff 1, 2, 3, -1, Assistant Business Manager 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor ol Marionette -l, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, S.I.P.A. C on v e nt i o n 3, Science Symposium Representative 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, -1, National Forensic League 1. ,IANICE JONES Chorus 2, Mono grxl m Club 3,,1, Pho- tography Club 1,2, 3,-1, Art Club 2, llomeroom Ollicer 2, Basketball lwlanager, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Future Nurses. Club 1, Future lalomcnialzers Club 2. in iv Sl l,X'l, lififlllll. Bari-,l l,E, 5, lltlll- Clinic 1 ll' 1' lF'J'Jll' Clll ex Q, cfl.tll:' zz, 1 l j 1 Senior l'i'.' i,w-,' ring C 'lvl lllt t'ltil1.r:lf112,5,E lzjl il' Lug1'J,tli', t 'ml' 1.2, Scni li l'lul tum Club 5, 1, Clic Clul E, 1. ,-'lil cl 2,5t1-M.1tilc'lt1ll Ll --:'.1Cll.Il 1 'J 3 BRENDA KELL Ervin High School lunioretts 1, Future Nurses Club 2,3,-1, Contestant Marionette Review 2, Future Homemakers of American 4. .sb 201' l sc!-f ar ' x 'Lx Art Club 2, 3, Photography Cltib 1,2,3,4, Photography Club Secretary3,l'l1otogr.1- phy Club President -4, Photography Club Instructor 3,-1, HYLANDER Staff 2, 3, 4, Photographer 3, 4, Head Photographer -1, Chorus l,2, 3, Chorus Council 3, Office Worker 4, Homecoming Escort -1, School Photographer 3, -1, Archery Club Ml, Vice- Pre s i d e nt of Archery Club -1, junior- Senior Decorating Committee 3, Speech C lub -4, ju n i or-Senior Entertainment Committee 3. JEAN lilRPtY Freshman Party Planning Committee 1, Photography Club 1, 2, Nurses Club 1, 2, 3. -1, Chorus 3, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Photograph, Club Treasurer 2, P.'l'.S.A. 1. Senior Rho- tograph, Cltib 3,1 . sl Mllilp L.-X'.'.'l'l'.NCl1 Football 1,2, 'Frat I. l,2, llenzeeowc .1 Escort -1.111111-Jr-Se:izoi' l 'Q c o r a t l n and Clt-.tnaup Conlxnittees 3, Sheet Club, Pliolugi',1,vl:t Clin l, Q, C li t- Clxib 2, 3, Chess C1 lla 'l ie a A .1 re 1' Archers C ui' l, vl-ll Club l. Q45 nr -qi' . 'WP' an MAX l.lllJIlli'll'l'liR JOHNNY LEWIS CELIA LONG 'I iyiql. 1, 2, l'o otb.1 ll 2, Atrgiiml lor Latin Club 1,2,2,P11gLQ91'3pI1yQlub 1,25 Nurses Club 2, 3,4, Photography C lub l ,S.A,'l', Scoie 2, Yite-Piesitltuit ol Bgglxgtlygll 2, F1-311911 Cliib 3, SCi-M3t11 3,-I, Chorus 2, 3,4, Chorus Secretary 3, llonieiocni 2, Pliott-ll11i,wli',' Club 3, lg Q 1 U 1, 4, Immmm-31 Bdskgtball 2, 3, 4, Chorus Librarian -I, Future I-Iomemakers lfientrli Club H, Che - Club 3, I.inioi'- jumm--SL-mor PrO,,,3l-ly bionqnqjttcc 3- -I, Honie-Joining Sponsor -l, junior-Senior S--:noi llt--uipiting C omg pi. I t t e e Q Decorating Committee 3. llointiooii. Cllitei 5, Beta C lub lg S. z-ftltith Club I, S pe e e li Club I. Sgt'-'eli Cm- Plan 5: lfutznre liiigiineei Club lffpi't'iciiitiLi'.e I. ,C il ,R-ssii. fni.. X1 BILL LONON National Honor Society 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, HYLANDER Club 1,2,3,-1, HYLANDER Staff 2,3,Associate Editor of HYLANDER 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Debate 3,4, Latin Club 1, 2, Lower House of Student Council 4, Senior I-Iomeroom President -1, Se n ior Class Secretary -1, Speech Class Play 4, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Monogram C lub 2,3,-1, Track 1, S. I. P.A. C onv e nt ion 2, 3, National Forensic League 1. r 'M ss 1!'-'ff tA 1 f H , ' o' ,A 4. C... ' IKM 'rn ,' us.. JERRY LONON lfu-sliiiitiii V 1 Q e-President 1, llonae- rowni Il1'e'mle1it 1, 2, 3, vl, lie, C lub 2, 3, 1, St ir tle nt Council 3, Football 1, 2, 3, -Q, .A.lLk'l'1lALC-killllhllll 3, Buse- b.ill 1,2, 3, -I, lrgtel-: 1, I3,isl'1etba ll 1, 2, 51, M o n og ra nx Club 2, 3,-I, llozioiniblt' Me Ill 1011 All-Seholastie I-,-otlial' Stiuxiti 1,junior-SeniorConi- niittet- 3, Clit-st C lub 3, Lion: Bowl Clninips ,l. Yao-vw I3li'l I'Y MARTAIN Future Nurses Club 2, 3, -I, Future Nurses C I ll b President -1, Future Homenialters Club 2, 3,-1, Future Iloinemalzers Club 'I're.ifurt'r 3, Future Honieinaluzrs Club S--ereuir, bl, Attended District Meeting 3, Chorus 2, 3, I, Secretary of Chorus 3, Viet- -Pre s 1 tl e nt of Chorus -I, Chorus Connell 9,'l, Junior-Senior Decorating Coniniittee 3, Homecoming Sponsor -I, Librtirt Assistant -l, Attended District Meeting -l GERALD MATHEWS Football Manager 2, 3, Basketball Manager 3, Wrestling 3,-I, Monogram Club 2, 3, -4, Photography Club 3,-1, C?ies5Club 3, Western District Wrestling I'ournanient 3, -1, French Club 3, Speech Club 4, DIANE MATHIS junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, HomerooniO1'fieer 1,2,3,4,ClassOfficer 1, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, -1, Chief Cheerleader 4, Cheer- leader at Lions Bowl 4, F.I-l.A. 1,2, junior Photography Club 1, 2, 3,4, Pho- tography Club President 1, Photography Club Vice-President 2. BILL MATTHEWS Band 1, 2, 3, Ll, Dieseler B a ntl 2, 3, -1, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Wrestling 2, Football -1, junior-Senior Program Committee, French Club 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, -1, District Band Contest 1, 2, State Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. 'rr 4 BETTY MILLS Nebo High School 1, Photography Club 3, Glee Club 1, Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, 4-H Club 1, 2nd Place Fashion Show 1. - 11-.Y QS. HAROLD M liDl-'ORD Key Club 3, ll, Monogram Club 2, 3, -1, Baseball 2,3,-1, l3asl.etball 291, Traci-1 1, 2, Homecoming Escort ll, Key C lub lfntertainment C om ni it te e -l, junior- Senior Decorating Committee 3, Pho- tography Club 3,-l, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Chess Club 3. N -1' ' 5 K , a ' A GERETHA MURRAY Basketball 1, 2, 3, -1, Co-Captain 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,-l,Beta Club 3,-1, F.T.A, 2,3,-1, F.H.A. 1,2, Debate Club 4, Library Assistant -1, Presitlent -1, President of Horneroom 2, Homeroom Secretary 1,PhotographyClub 1,Junior- Senior Entertainment Com m itte e 3, Homecoming Decorating Committee 2, YU' ' .ff lp.. , vw' CLYDE li. bllll lili Art Club 2, 3, -l,Arcl1t-r, Club 4, llornu- coming llrzcort ll, Bus liiiter 3, -1, lfootl- bnll 2,Tracl1 1,2, Pliotograpli, Club 1, 2, JLIIIIOIASCUIOI' Decoratiiig Committee 5, Shop Assistant -1, Clitwr- Clul' 3, French Club 3. 'l LllNlIl.l'i Mll I IC.-lf, Bantl 1,fI, -3, 5, l'iw.t1fnitti lllni State Nu it Ctintf:'tl,Q',i,i,l1.LlJ Xli: it C will ll,2,l1illl 1 wiI,vt.'. Mo t 'l ,llt-n:t'i: 5. ffl., ,. iff I 1 llielclei llini' 5,' l1.tii t livin Clinit 1, l. MARGARET MQALLISTER Latin C lub 1, High School Division Winner Spelling Contest 1, 3, Beta Club 3,-1, National Honor Soc iety 3,,1, National Honor Society S e c re t a r, 41, Library Assistants -1, Secretary of Library Assistants 4, Homeroom Secretary' Sl CMMS' MQCOY Latin Club l,2, Pl1010tlI'tlpllL Club 2, Tre a sure r -1, Homeroom Treasurer 3, B013 C l ll ll 3, 4- -li ffl C l- 'lk l' ll llf ll Senior S Llpe rlative Most Likely to 'll' ll' 'l l l lltl Tfllllf 'l- lilllllll-5l'lll0l' Succeedl' -1, junior-Se n ior Decorating D L' lf 01'-ll l ll 1' GOWN lllfl' 5- lli-Ulf' Committee 3, Art Club 2, Food Coin- Colllllltf ll' K Oll Af' Rvllfflflll-ill'-L' ffl mittee Scmor Christmas party 4, Deco, llth Axnuml .Xlectiiig of I'.'e:ttei'ii N rtli 1-311119 Coynnrittgc, F,-Qglman Part, 1, Carolinti lLiitgii1t'er.Cli1l'1, Che-is Club jumgr M31-51131 3, 3, lltniierooiii Treasurer fl. Wh :Ts Us I 6EW :,,,'x af., fr P BEATRICE fNlclJ.-Xblllgl S ROSE MARY Mcl-AADDEN librzuj Assistant- Club l,2, 3,4, Plivi- latin Club 1,2, Future Teachers Club ttfurtplu Club 1, 2, 3, -l, l-Xllttit Nur-ie 1. 2, 3, ,lllIllOI'-S- nior Decorating Com- Cltzh 2,Y,,l7ut:.i'e llou1eu:,1l',t'r-, Club 3, mittee 3, lloureyomtntt Sponsor -1, Sci- lu'1lor-Senior llvtoralinu Couuuulee lxlfllllclllll 'lg Pliototjrnpliy Club 4, Speech 9, Co-Clmirmau ni Svnitu Pzrt, Food Club fl, lf,'l', Slate Convention 4, x onunitlee 4, North k,tllOl11l.l ll 1 tg h St. lmul lllll'Lll',' Awot ifttiou 1, Yfvsterri lius,1rnjt library A1-.socittlion 3, -1 ,ei-. ,s,,-,jf ,qril I ,K , 61,5 . 1 x l, E in .. . , ,L ds Q X i ,. li -ll 5 M ti A IARRY McMAl IAN EMMA llili McPlZ'l'liRS Pho: .'l. ,mlvliy Club 1, Aiulieiy cluli 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Future Home- 1.111101-Svlllcvr Det oixituiu Coimniltee mitltt-rr ol' A ui t- r 1 c it 4, junior-Senior 3 Dct.orztt1ritlComnzittwt' 3. 3 . mwfm SHARON McC.IMSEY Latin Club 1, 2, 3, -1, Band 1, 2,3, Major- titte '.2,3, Homecoming Herald 2, Speech C l u lw -4, junior-S e n i o r Entertainment Committee 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, District Music Contest l,2, Bristol Marching Contest 3. 9 - IDI .?...- .- DAVID NORWOOD Arab Hiqh School 1, Band 7, 8, 1, Class Officer 1, Latin Club 2,3.'1gIllI1lOl fSUlllO1' Decorating Committee 3, Senior Supt-rl.111ve Most Courteous 4,Footb:1ll 1, 3, Speech Class Play 3,0l'fice Helper 4, St i-Math Club 4, Announcer of Foot- lwill Games -1. 'ug-ur WANDA McKINNEY junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Senior Food Committee 4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3,-1. DEAN PADGETT Homeroom President 1, 4, H 0 m e ro o m Treasurer 2, junior Class President 3, HYLANDER Club 1, 2, 3, 4, HYLANDER Staff 2, 3,-1, junior Editor of HYLANDER 3,Co-Editor ot' HYLANDER 4, Key Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Football 3,4, Baseb a ll 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2,3, Speech Club 4, Speech Club President 4, S pe e ch Play Director 4, junior-Senior Prom Director, Freshman Homecoming Escort 1, Homecoming Queen's Escort 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Key Club Entertainment Committee 4. JUANITA PARKER Beta Club 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Future Teachers Vice-President 3, Future Teachers President 4, Lat1nClub 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Sci-Math Club 4, Photography Club 1,2, 3, 4, Library, Assistants Club 2, 3,4, junior- Senior Decorating Committee 3, Senior Superlative Most Helpful 4, Sponsor for Homecoming 4, State Future Teachers Club Convention 3,4, N.C,H,S.L.A. 3, Marionette Staff 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 4. '5-Te' if JERRY PAYNE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lions Bowl 4, line- man ol the Week 4, Trac la 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Bus Driver 2,3,4, Senior S u p e rl -flI1V6 l'1l'lCllsll1CS1 4, Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Homerooin President 3, 4, Stutit-nt Council fLower Housel 3, 4. HUBERT POOLE Band 1,2,3,4, State Band Contest 2,3,4, District Cont est 2, Bristol Marching Contest 3, 4, Dieseler Band 3,4, Beta Club 4, Sci-Math Club 4, French Club 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Shrine Bowl 3, Engineers Club 4, Engineers Conference at Boone 4. JUDY POOL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1,Basltet- ball Captain 4, All-C onfe re nc e in Basketball 3, Secretary of Homeroom 2, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3,13-eta Club 3, 4, HYLANDER Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Stu tl e nt Council Representative 4, junior-Senior Deco- rating Committee 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Beta Club Secretary 4, I-l'YLA.NDER Stalf4,Senior SL1PCI'lC1l1VE lVlOSI Athletic 4, Junior Marshal 3. if US QQWIQ. TOMMY DA LE PINNIX 'YQ F 'tv j11Ill,Pl'1'Il.lD.I. llorne1turniOl11ce, Set rt-tar, :intl P.G. 1 Clue Club 1, 1-ll C1 :il 1 Treasurer 1, Future l'ltui.en1,1l.ers or l'ul,1re T-Luw Cl '11 v, 4, 1.111105-'wt-u. r Ameritu 1,1 Future NLITEUA Club 2, 3, lfeto1'at1n,!t,gzpng Ile e S, l 1:fr,l junior- Senior Det 0111111121C0l'IllIll1l.t'u 3 A' liltllll 1, Pliotogrqiphy Club 1, 2, S,Art Club 2, Chess Club 3, Chorus 3, 3. fix if-4 9- f 1. C ,,-,VJ , V ' L. -1 f cv 1 .se-is . ., -oe Q, ,-. :d'w',3 . , -4 H A f grwww ff w 1,2 3, f s,,v.:1r,g, .,, ,, I., is-f' ' 1 ' 5?:ineh'f f E'f , f' 'ff f F K' 'Y , A x ,Y , ' ' 1 3 - 1 it V 1 I x . , W 4 -.,. X'-rf .fri 'f . , E ' -1 412,-we a 3 if f.........L.vQ .., -. JERRY POTEAT Track 1, Football 2, Wrestling 3, -1, junior-Senior Decorating Conxmittee 3, junior--Senior Clean-up Committee 3. Monogram Club 3,-I, Teenage Saletg Club 3, -1. JAMES PRICE Beta Club -Q.B.1nti 1, 2,5,41LatuiC1 ib 1,3 ArtC1ub 2, State Music Cori sl 1, 2,3,4, Bristol F.lt1reli::g.CJi1tesr 4 Shrine Box-ul 3, lingiueer-1 Club. UW -.. il .4 Q? 4. Vw Qnn-my bRLlNlJA RADFOPD THERESA RAYBURN CHARLES REECE 111 L 1b 1. 101111111 Club 7 Q 1 Futuru Nur:-,cs Club 2,3,-1, Fu1.ur1: Home- Ll lb 7 Bisl tlball Niqimutr 'l mal-zcrsiCl11b -lg ju111or-Sonior Decorating 'J t1011r1,l1N K-lllh J 'I Umor Co:t11111lLcc 3, Ircncli Club .., Chorus I, oi 1 1 Pl1otog1ra11l13 Club --l. ,fo -,,,, luv, VIRGINIA ROBERTS Nurses Club 1,2, 351, PIIOIOQITJIWIIB C lub 1,2,3,1l,Pl1otogrz1pl1y Club Sccrclary 2, junior-Senior Decorating Committuu 3, I'lo111croo111 Trcasiircr 4, Chorus 3,I7llll11'C Ho111ci11al.v:rs 2. E: HOWARD REVIS Key Club 2, 3,-L, Art Club 2,3,4, Chess Cl11b 3, PIIOYOQYHPIIB' Club -1, Wrestling 3,4, Homecoming Escort -15 Bus Driver 3, -l,Sl1op Assistant 4, Monogram Club 4. , -3 QQ' ,. . ,y gli '12, A 4 . .1 A tit Q Q 2, K I: ll, , Kali f lwliwdf, t U3 i ,gf x whim 'A . 'MR 'lla-4 I I if fi ,. , 3, ' -x R. . x, BQ . N v 7 'v li 1, .-f-A W ,mlmif-9 fn BRENDA ROBINSON Beta Club 3, 4, Futurc Tcrtclwrs Club 2, 3, 4, State Convc11t1o11 3, 4, Sccrctary ul, Library Amislant -I5 W,O,N.C, H,S.L.A. -I, Latin Club 1,2, Student C o ll Il c il Rcprcsentative -l,M:1r1oncttc Stall 4, Homcroom Sccrctaxy-Trcasiircr 3, Marionette Rvvicw- 35 Hom C room Secretary -1, junior-S Q n i o r Dccoratmg Committee 3, H11n1ccon1ing Sponsor -15 Senior Supcrlativc Fric11tllicwt -1. DANNY ROPER Latin Club 1, 2,1-lomeroom Officer 2, junior- Senior Decorating Committee 3 6743 'A- ' 19 1 f 490 l. 1, -sv S- OLEAN ROSE Chorus 1, 2, Librarian 2, Class Secretary 2, Photography Club 1,2,3,4,Photography Club Secretary 2, Art Club 4, Future Hemernakers 4, Homecoming Sponsorll, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. ABBIE ROSS Homerooln Vice-President 1 g Latin Club 1, Home room Secretary-Treasurer fl, jun1orfSt-nior Decorating Committee 3, Future Nurses Club 'l,SCl1lO1 Superlative Best Dressed -l. LANNY SARTAIN Football 3, 4, Track 1, Wrestling 2, 3, -1, junior-Senior Decorating and Clean-up Committees 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, -1. 'Yu W, gf . Ia ,, 'I' ' A ' f'fLv J TERRY SCOTT Speech Club, Photography Club l ll? fill' , I ., ' 'X 3 , 1 ' 'Q If-,, e SAM RO'.'.'ll Latin Club 1,2, l:l'CllCllCllll1 1, Sehucll Pl1OlOEll'.lllllCl' 2, Autlio Tecluucinn lor the Stage 2,1 lgPl1otegr.ipl1', Clull 1, 2, 3, l,ClYl1Jl1S1LlklL'll1Ol the hlwulli Q, l'l'YLA.NDl'1ll Clulw 3,,l, District Science Fair 2, lit-certling Teclinicitin lor Euntl 2, 3,-1gl'l'Yl.ANDER Pllotograplier '51 Pho- tograplig litlitor lg Cllliee 'l'.'orl-.er lg ,lunior-Senior Properties C h tx 1 r :n .1 n 3, Keg Club 4, Senior Slll7Cl'l31lXL' Most Helpful -1, PTOJUCIIUIIINL 2,3,-l,A4.s1sta1it Announcer for Football Gamer 3, sl. . -. - . T i E ., .5 . .f S, , , X, V ggxgrls ,..A, PM I X Us , 251 . ' , 5, ,,.,,?,,M, I: RN, E, 5 - JOHNNY SEAGLE Football 2, 3, 4, Photography C lub 1, 2,3, Monogram Club 3,49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Track 1, 2,-1, Art Club S, junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Lower House Student Council -lg l-lonieroom President ,lg Baseball 1. 1 l ..-.M I, .. l1,w....,l S,-Xl lftl, l t-I1i.1ll u,f, l1,ltl.l 411. l.1llML,1 Bu lrivt-11 l:Zllv1-Will ilxt,-im lut.Cu-1::fl,lCutl ' ,fl-qw 6, X' YL. f.lIl.Cl.L' Y' 5, Q, ll--.1.llV,w Sulel Clul .wr eh..-T ., -p , ,-,B C sqft? XP 7 f ,. may V v X l L df' U H K 42 . '. lCllFJfI'i' SIMMONS Bunn 1,2, S, lllstiitt C .inte-I l Sltllt' lflnnu Ct'-:ut-1 1, 2, 5, l sou-.tif .fre tliznl 5, llliole-li1lpl1', Clult- 1,29 juliier-Sszizei' llecOiu1.:lllCcliitznlltt 5, .-X11 Club 2. 5,Cl:u - C ul' g.lCl'.'l Club H,-1, llt.t.erOQ1t1 Yice-Pie,..,.t I 1 , -ppb M 'W' '54 w. 34 ON QM SHARON SULLIVAN Emu:-:t Bt-ll.:1ap, Lochport, N. Y. 1, Z, Science A'.-.ard 1,S1llxlL'll101 the Month 1, C.A.A, 2,O1Y1lCc' Woislqer 2,N1agr11 W h e ti t11e l tl Central H.S., Niagra Fall:,N.Y. 3, Spanisli Club 3, Marion High School -1, Nurse: Club ri, Speech Club -l. 3,53 . . , , Qiuiif A ' ,,. A f' N-V 1 sci: 4 vo , 1. IDOTTY WEBB PleasantCartlenll1gnS1.l1ool1, l' .ll,A. Club 1, -1, l-uture Nurses Clul 3,-1, Marionette Statf, 'l ,p1st -1 Chorui 3,-l, -1-H Club 1,lun1or-Senior Decorating Committee 3. BILL WAIJQER Pliotograpliy C lub 1,2, 3, -1, Sci-Math Club -1, Chess Club 3, junior-Senior Detorating Committee 5. .... , f3,,,.Q,u Ft! ,N r .ft , k , ' ,, .T , ,r 'h , 1, 13.3 Q - I , A-.3 I .,, 1 1-,, 'lil an 1 , , v . , 1 up, vig' . Jxt 6'-rr fi x A WAYNE WHISNANT Band 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Escort 4, Dieseler Band 2, 3,4, State Band Contest 1, 2, 3, -1, District Band C onte st 1, 2, Bristol Marching Contest 3,4. MALINDA WALL Band 1, 2, 3,-1, Band Council -1, Librarian -1, H--niecoining Sponsor -1, Marionette Review 3, Beta Club -1, junior-Senior Program Committee, Debate Team 3, 4, Sci-Math Club -1, F,T.A. 3,-1, l3',T,A, Treasurer-1, Chorus 1, French Club 1,2,3, Marionette Statl, 1. 1 t e rary Editor 4, N.F.L, 1, P,T,S,A, 1, Senior Superla- tive Most Talented -1, Hom eroom Officer 2, Art Club 2, 3, F.T.A. Con- vention 3, Asheville Christmas Parade. A fx Q is 1 31 A 1 -f' he Q 7 ' . Q 'vs- a ji, 2 'tx - lean NELL RUTH WILKERSON Latin Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,-1, StudentCouncil 391, Secretary ol Student Council -1, junior Science Symposium Representative 4, North Carolina Student Council Work- shop -1, Tar Heel Girls' State 4, Lions Bowl Princess 4, Homecoming Queen -1, SeniorSuperlat1ve Student of the Year 4, Marionette Review 3, junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3, Miss Hi Miss -1, North Carolina Student Council Convention 3, Cheerleader 2,3,-1, Mono- gram Club 3, -4, l-lumeroom Secretary -1. STERLYN WASHBURN Basketball 1, 2, 3, -1, Baseb all 2, 3, 4, Football 3, -1, Football Pl ay er-of-the- Week -1,All-Conference Base b a ll 3, Student Council 2,3, National Honor Society 3,-1, Key Club 3,4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, -1, Beta Club 4, C ivit an Student-of-the- Month-1,13 asl-ae tball TrieCaptain 4, English Class Chairman 3, Sophomore Class Vice-President 2, junior Class Treasurer 3, Assistant Sports Editor M a fl o ne tt e Staff 3, 4, Secretary of National Honor Society -1,jun1or-Senior Decorating C o mm 1 tt e e 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Pe r fe ct Attendance 2, 3, Key Club Project Committee. NAOMI CAUSBY WILSON Photography Club 1, 3, -1, Future Home- makers 1, 2, 3, -1, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, -1, Chorus 2, 3, -1, Food Committee for S e n to r Party 4, Decorating Com- mittee 1orFreshman Party, Girls Athletic Association 3. '9--. '95 up 9-Q 1 DONALD YELTON Beta Club 3545 Vice-President of Beta Club 45 National Honor Society 3545 Key Club 2,3545 Tar Heel Boys' State 35 Marionette Staff 2, 35 45 Sports Editor 3,-l5VlCC-PI'CSldC1ll of Senior Class 45 Homecoming Escort 45 Rotarian Student- of-tlie -Month 45 Wrestling Team 3, 45 3rd Place Northwestern District Wrestling Tournament 35 North Carolina State Wrestling Tournament 3,-l5Co-Chairman of junior-Senior Decorating Committee 35 Chess Club 35 Latin C lub 152,35 Monogram Club 35 45 Art C lub 2, 3, 45 Art Club Secretary 35Board of Directors 45 Representative, N.C. Engineers Club 35 Tumbling Team 1. Q. And so lunch time pea i . ! RONALD YELTGN National Honor Society 3545 Treasurer of Honor Society 45 Beta Club 3545 Treasurer of Beta Club 45 Key Club 3545 Tar Heel Boys' State 35 ArtClub 15253545 Treasurer of ArtClub 25 President of Art Club 35 Board of Directors 25 35 45 Chess C lub 35 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Marionette Staff 35 45 C a rtoonist of Marionette Staff 3545 Wrestling Team 3,45 Monogram Club 35 45 Latin C lub 1, 25 Co-C hairma n of junior-Senior Decorating Committee 35 Homecoming Escort 45 Representative N. C. Engineers Club5Turnbling Team l5Sci-Math Club 4. A- T, ' 5. 5 'Q-', 'A zzz., ...x '11 .1 l .ml 3. 4-M I 1: 0 6.4 - s. 1' E Nfl-i . 4 I 45 ' cefully begins. . . Senior Superlaflves ry. i , , X I MOST ATHLETIC BEST DRESSED Robin Beck and Judy Poole Dan Davis and Abbie Ross BEST LOOKING Pam Flack and Willard I-laithcock I S SEQ-5 2. .ENWM 1 W . ., 532:31 QQ. X A b ,: 1, P I If 'il -' ' f. I f e ' ,, K 1 2 V3 wg, ., gi, Y ' g:, 1:-, -L-.2 M. ,3 , .. . 7 -, , , . , as , . ., W. , : .Q gym. ff... ?4::z- -J' , ,. 'Wiflvkn I A wr- M in I l 'X xg 4 357, tm... FRIENDLIEST Jerry Payne and Brenda Robinson MOST ORIGINAL Bill I-Iollifield and Mary Earley MOST COURTEOUS David Norwood and Gale Crawley 1 I I I I IX' I I I I f I STUDENTS OF TI-IE YEAR BEST ALL AROUND I Cato Holler and Nell Ruth Wilkerson Mary Dameron and Dicky johnson I , . 5 HW fi? 1 Z 3 I l -in-n MOST POPULAR Bill Hemphill and Dell Broyhill ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Margaret McAlister and Bobby Hunter A 1 l. I. I. I 1 I n P In N V I I - I. I1 El If MOST HELPFUL I Sam Rowe and Juanita Parker ' Y? MOST TALENTED Malinda Wall and Tommy Milligan ,4 X fi ,vw-um N 2 as Pu' ,g,f,S'1'f-is 'G x-N if Y. -.lla 56? N. , 15,9545-ia wi 1 .s.., - Q 4 me -- - 5 32 'f .',:-1'-biiwzfz ' ' f' gy m ' -., 'S IL ' , .Q fi- .um .zw-A -- ' ,-l31:,1,.s51ii .-V., , jg? ' g4.wlf ' lf ' ' . uniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Secretary, Doris Lewis5Vice-President, Herman Steppe, President, jim Petitg Treasurer, jeff Hartley. At last the tlay has come when we can call ourselves upperclassmen! We look with pride upon what We have accomplished thus farg and, at the same time, look ahead to the future with confidence. 68 By being juniors, we are now eligible for and participate in many more of the school activities. We're looking forward with anticipation to presenting the Seniors with the junior-Senior. The junior Class is very proud to be a part of Marion High, and we, as a class, hope sincerely that we have contributed to the betterment of the school. II- MSC Y .52 mg SX Mui ELIZABETH AND ER SON PEGGY ARROWOOD KEN AYERS WINN BALDWIN RUSSELL BARRIER BRENDA BENFIELD BARBARA BOLTON JUDY BOONE MARY BRIGGS BONNIE BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN HOLTON BUCHANAN NANCY BUCKNER LINDA BURGIN SHIRLEY CABLE ZARAI-I CANNON SANDY CARTER SANDRA CI-IEEK EDDIE CRANFORD LINDA CRISP JUDY DALTON TED DAVIS TERRY DUNCAN TRUMAN DUNCAN DIANE EARLY IOLENE EARLY LAWRENCE EFFLER JUDY ELKINS WARREN ELLIOTT WAYNE ELLIS WANDA ENGLAND EDNA FRISBEE GLADYS GADDY EVELYN GIBSON FRANK GOLDSMITI-I SUSAN GOURLEY I J Y 54 'r I 1 1 in In '- ROGER CHURCH I' TOMMY CLINE A EDWARD CLONTZ BETTY COOK WAYNE CORUM 5 JOHN COWAN I L . I I I V in - .f I 1 J. . j. ' A.. I- 2 I' 9- I Vf W' 1-.' 'J Af' A i f J If , 6 A N . A Q. , Y 'JJ Q ,, ' ' -I 'v ' fqlkfft: E AA' 1 1- I. -Qx1,,,,9I- ' K Q32 f f 'I If M ' 'x 5' 'bv ' 31 ' B -v -if la ' 1' wiv P, .119 3 - ', X 1 .Q an I 1 I.- Q A' 1' I 's-'lf I t R 3 -' I X I -- I' 9 f. 3 I l 'zu 'EBV 'I I C- , s QI :V . A 'ff , W '23 . ' f 1 H, 1 ,Im 1 A lil! . W-.I 'fr 0 l 1 1' , ,v I A NANCY LANDIS ELLA FAYE LAWING DORIS LEWIS REGINA LEWIS SHERRY LOFTIS BRA NTL EY LON G ,z,J,, x , M. ' Q WOODY GREENE PATRICK GRIFFITH DENNIE HALL JEFF HARTLEY PATSY HARVEY ANNE HENDLEY ROBERT HENDLEY JUDSON HENLINE GRACE HENSLEY JIM HENSLEY JOYCE I-IENSLEY DENNIS HOGAN KEN HOLLIFIELD DANIEL I-IUDGINS JOE I-IYDER NORMA JONES DREW KNJOHTON DONNA LAIL BILLY MACE CAROLYN MACE CHARLES MANEY HELEN MCBEE DIANE MCCALL JAHUE MCCARSON KAREN MCGEE LARRY MCHONE JAMES MCINTOSI-I DOUGLAS MCKINNEY PATSY MCMAHAN BOB MIDDLETON CLYDE M. MILLER JOHNNY MILLER ALICE MORGAN ROGER MORROW RONNIE NEWTON ANNA NICHOLS MI KE NOR WOOD PAT O'DAY JIM OLLIS BRENDA OWENSBY DONALD OWENSBY HAROLD PARKER JANE PARKER KAY PAYNE JIM PETTIT RICHARD PITTMAN TOMMY POOL JIMMY POORE FRANCIS POTEAT SHIRLEY POTEAT GRACE PRICE EVON PRICE VERONICA RABB JOYCE RARON 1? Q Us .4 1' A -'if .,-R I:-A Wifi' ag ' N' 5 If v' Fin, 'N 411 A 3, .5 ' ' x JUDY ROLAND WANDA ROSS BRENDA SEAGLE DAVID SEACLE CARL SHELL LINDA SMITH LUCY SMITH RANDALL SMITH LINDA SOWERS BENNIE STACY TIM STANLEY DANNY STATON HERMAN STEPPE TOMMY STEVENS ANGELA STRONACH ESSIE SUTTLES JOI-IN SUTTLES BRENDA TAYLOR .5 si., ZW f' I I-lot? f' ,. DIANNE RADFORD DAVID RAMSEY BRENDA ROBERTSOIN TREVA ROBERTS LOIS ROBINSON STEVE ROCKETT 24: il' .i , PAT THOMAS ff' ELAINE WALDEN ff if DICK WALL JOYCE WARD ' JJ' ROBERT WARD P BOYCE WESTMORELAND sg' JN S, Sh, 1,!,af..s., Q Q 'Av wg'-'S' s ' A .X M ' 41.404 wg, I a , S ff :N M' 1 If ,'. ng. 4 an ,, ,, ga ,un A, 4' ,-. W' 1:-:L FRANK WILLIAMS GRACE WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIS NORMAN WILSON V I 1 I, I I ,I v .fy A ,A 1 'ci W E, ,, .S if f A Zigi Q lf? I Rf I I 5' EI BUDDY WINDI-IAM GERALD WO RLEY BRENDA I-IUFFMAN BILLY WRIGHT WANDA WRIGHT TOMMY YOAKUM MIKE YOUNG PATSY YOUNG JOAN NESBITT A Spine-tingling science show i juniors visit IOCa1 hangout I V aff! I ,pm at rv if' 3 17 t Ugiofic- an 'igpq' fs,lv.i K... Nasa? fag 1 V , 1HQ,ff iz. 1' W Lxvi ,fig 3. 'tis 1 1:7 , 3,9 . f A fl.: it 'frslf-I 4 3, '.j,x'z 5' Q 4 e . I All lat , af? -7 ul- V, Q t of Leu f 1 1 . . v 5 1' 1 Y dn5q'.p.4K Qvt Y, ' 3 y fe , ll g . xv' A I Q. s' 1 A 3 4 is ,J , v 1 ,I 'P 1 - Iffif' in-. vv- -' l,!v 1 l s 4 , , Sophomores SOPI-IOMORE Left to right: Treasurer, john Tuckerg Secretary, Grady Revisg Vice-President, Rick Lonong President, jerry Seagle. Here we are! Sophomores! The time has just flown by. This year we have been taught that we will have a much greater influence on this country than any generation ever has. Most of us are beginning to realize what school really means. Many of us are outstanding students or athletes. We are CLASS OFFICERS thankful forlast year when our teachers put us on the right track for success. If we don't make it, it will be our own fault. With all of our parties and other fun we have had, our year was very successful. We all believe that the class of 64 will rank among the most outstanding that has ever attended Marion High. 73 F . 'n '1 . 'I I 'I 3 1 9. 4 'l l an in 5 Q er 3 P ii V I 1 .--.. iTiFS!Tl we ri F QE Z 61 E Ei I Q 4 I r I i 5 N 'TI 4 ' -- Q- I 0 if in wr 4, R -..-, C asv- '-R L. .E , if-y 4-viikf HIL .- Av , I 5- ,'i I bfi' F ' I A., - . I li 3. . T.- . ,E r.. HOPE DUNCAN MARSHA EARLY LARRY EDNEY LINDA EDWARDS SHERRY ELLEDGE GAYLE ELLIOT ik is 4 Q I I. fx I 'f Q EVA NELL COOK Q1 I MARY ALLEN CLAUDE ALLEY JANE BAILEY MAURICE BAILEY GEORGE BAKER JIMMY BELL BOBBY BIGGERSTAFF MATTHEW BRIGGS TONYA BURNETTE JUDY BYRD FAYE CABLE FRANCES CABLE PATRICIA CABLE GAIL CALHOUN TIM CASSELL DORIS CAUSBY TERESA CHRISAWN MARLENE CHURCH JUDY COGDILL JOYCE ANN CONNER FAYE CRESON ARTHUR DALE 'f R BETSY DAMERON 5 ,L E05 gs! 'N 4 ' .11 AE - if , ROBERT ENGLAND H DIANE EPLEY , JOHN FENDER SUE FERGUSON RIC KY FRISBY FAT GARNER r . X 3,6 ' K 'W'-I... PAT GILBERT JOHN GILKEY .. BRENDA GOFORTH . DARLENE I-LALL I Eff L- 4 '- CAROLYN HALL .ff Q4- JANE HALL JIMMY HALL SAMMY HALL JANICE I-IARKLERODE CATHY HAWKINS EUGENE I-IENSLEY :vw POLLYANNA HESTER LARRY HOGAN CAROLE HOLLIFIELD IRA I-IOLLIFIELD PAT I-IOLLIFIELD ROBERT I-IOLLIFIELD ii' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I DIANA HOLTSCIAW JACK HONEYC UTT JERRY ISAACS RONNIE JACKSON MARGARET JIMISON DELOIS JONES MARGARET JONES JUDY JUSTICE LINDA KAYLOR DAVID KELL STOY LANKEORD BETH LAUDERMILCH JOHN LEWIS JUNIOR LINDSAY DOUGLAS LOFTIS JANE LONG RICK LONON MARGARET LOWDER BARBARA MARLOWE ELLA MAE MATTHEWS .ZW S 1 :Yin fu s.. I , .a .- 2 ,'. Q Q 5 4-I 1' 1. I K- CATHERINE MCALLISTER 'Q ' K: ', '-' x V , '12 JERRY MCKINNEY xx f 'V -r 41.8 2, aw 'K V ll' 4 .' nf 3- Q ,H 4 V .,, JULIA MCKINNEY A J I I I K I I I MERLE MCKINNEY .V S ,T A' 0 4 x H I ,4 J f I N X f I- JOHN NEAL SARAH NOYES GAIL PARKER MIKE PARKER PAT PARKER RONALD PATTERSON BRENDA PENDERGRASS KAY PEPPERS JESSE PITCHFORD CAROLYN POOLE LOUISE POOL LINDA POORE DONALD POPLIN PAT POWELL JUDY PROCTOR JERRY RABON JANICE REECE TOMMY REECE SARAH REEL GRADY REVIS KEITH REYNOLDS BARBARA ROBINSON ELIZABETH ROBINSON JERRY ROLAND MIKE MCKINNEY MILDRED MQKINNEY ELIZABETH MILLER MADELINE MOSES JIMMY NEAL I If N ' 1.2 ,A Q 27, , -v-8 .5 ' I zu I . 1 R , ' 'i IQS I wh 'A -N. ' il A su K R 1' r. gjcr 5 ,L K -Wo. 1 Q uhm Nm. hx , Us gg Q Y , 1 I '9 .-1'-g 'R f . J-, ,A K fa., I .-.. an -. Ag K f fa- .- E JANIE SWOFFORD JANE TAYLOR RUTH TAYLOR TENNANT TEETER GERALD THOMAS WILLIS TRUESDALE .-r -'N K' sl 6 K S-I NPG. I QAM ff f Gita' 'xr Hx I S W , -.4 ,, V. S I I xi W nf 'IX -v., -v L -., K. L L. 5.1. JOAN ROPER SARAH JANE ROSS BRENDA RUMEELT HAROLD RUSSELL BARBARA RUTHERFORD DIANE SEAGLE JERRY SEAGLE LINDA SEAGLE GENE SKIPPER ANNA SMITH GLORIA SMITH JO ANN SMITH RONNIE SMITH MARY STEPPE STEVE STONE KATHERINE STYLES , ,s 1 f ' ' ' JOHN TUCKER CHRISTINE WAYCASTER BETTY WILBANKS WAYNE WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIS BARBARA WILSON MARY WILSON BRENDA WRIGHT ' JANE WRIGHT MITZE WRIGHT JUDY WOODARD EMMA WYATT CHARLES YOUNG JIMMY YOUNG JOHNNY YOUNG TOMMY YOW 76 is K D Y Hresfimen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President, joe Windham, Vice-President, Lisa Norton, Secretary, Beverly Triplettg Treasurer, Bobbie Kay Young. August 25, 1961. ..The day we had all looked forward to for so long had finally come. Courageously we entered Marion High School, fully aware of our plight. After a few days, much to our distress,we realized how little we knew and how much we had to learn. However, aided by the helping hands of all our te ac hers and upperclassmen, we becarne accustomed to the daily routine and found high school much more enjoyable than we had expected. We are now looking toward the future with the anticipation of working harder scholastically and yet finding the next three years as rewarding as the first one. 77 K A, ,..4 0-. D 9' -rv Q W V 17' .I va I Q.. I 1 ! GAIL BAKER MARY ANN BARRIER DONALD BEAM CAROLYN BIDDIX BENNY BOWER JOHNNY BRADFORD BILLY BRIGHT JUDY BRIGHT BRENDA BROOKS RONNIE BRYANT CAROLYN BURGIN ALICE BURNETTE ROGER BYERS ELIZABETH BYRD DANNY CABLE MARGARET CARRAWAY JEAN CAUSBY PATRICIA CHURCH KATHERENE CLAPP ALONZO CLONTZ DONALD CLONTZ LINDA CLONTZ LINDA E. CLONTZ CECIL COMER TOMMY COOK JIMMY C. COOPER JIMMY W. COOPER ELIZABETH CORRELL RUTH CORUM BARBARA COUTURE ARNOLD CRISP DICKY CRISP BEN CURETON LINDA CURTIS STEVE CUTHBERTSON STEVE DALTON HASKEL DAVES KAY DAVES MARGARET DAVES MARY LYNN DAVES WAYNE DAVES BOBBIE DEREY FLORA DEYTON GLORIA EARLEY JIMMY EARLEY BILL ECKERD CAROL EFFLER BRENDA ELKINS NELLIE ALLISON CLIFF ANDERSON VIOLET ARROWOOD MURRENE AYERS TOMMY AYERS at my ' I 4 . fr, Q 33,52 ' av 'L . 4 A 'f UN Q 6 X , ui as f I it. , 4- K f. I sw 1 -' f .9 -5- 3 I I A I , X My ' f xl M 'AA' I X 4 g j 2 f I 78 DAVID ELLIOTT JUDY ELLIOTT LOIS ELLIOTT LINDA ELLIS GERALD ENGLAND WANDA ERSKINE DOYLE FINLEY GARY FINLEY SHERLEY FLOYD STEVE FORTENBERRY LINDA FOSTER LOLA FO STER DAVID FREEMAN TOMMIE FRISBEE MACK GADDY JEROL GENTRY FRANK GLENN PATSY GODFREY JANE GOLDSMITH TERRY GOODE EDDIE GOUGE CAROL GRANT DOUGLAS GRAVETTE EDWARD GRAYSON MIKE GREENE ELIZABETH HALL REVONDA HALL MIKE HARDLN MYRTLE HARDING MARTI-LA HARRIS ZAN HARRIS VIOLET HARVEY WALLY HARVEY KRESTI HASKAAMP MACK HAWKINS SANDRA HENDLEY VERNON HENDRIX LESLIE HENDSLEY NANCY HENLINE JERRY HENSLEY KATHY HENSLEY SANDRA HENSLEY ELIZABETH HESTER GLENDA HOGAN BOBBY HOLLIFIELD JANE HOLLIFIELD KATHY HOLLIFIELD BARBARA HONEYCUTT G 4 is Y n .ff 3' 7 I, QQ Q Ba , 4 if DEAN KANIPE MAHINE KAYLOR BENNY KELL LINDA KELLY BILL LANEY MARIE LANEY TYSON LANEY ELAINE LANNING NANCY LOUDERMILK BILL LAUGHRIDGE GLORIA LAUGHRIDGE LINDA LAUGI-IRIDGE REVONDA LAUGI-ITER JERRY LAWING EDDIE LEDBETTER PEGGY LEE BOB LEWIS CHRYSTINE LITTLE GERALD LITTLE DENNIS LOI-'TES KENNETH LOFTIS ROBERT LONG JACK LOWERY HOYT LYTLE JIMMY MACE BARBARA MQFALLS BARBARA MCFARLAND SHERRY MCINTOSH SANDRA MCKINNEY MICKEY MILLER JANLES MITCHELL JANICE MOODY JOHNNY MORGAN JOHNNY MORGAN ROY MORGAN ALEX MORRIS DIANE MORROW LOUISE MOSES DE VAUGN MULL JERRY NEAL PATSY NEWTON MIKE NICHOLS PATSY NOLES JOE NORRIS LISA NORTON JACKIE NOYES MIKE OWENBY SAM OWENBY awk? Q R x X K III Q wk f X' 1 A., 3 Q. If K BARBARA JIMISON VIRGINIA MAE JOLLEY JOHNNY JONES GAYNELL JOYNER BUTCH JUSTICE Q. '55 I N ,W 's 27,0 aT GB ' ,, x W Ng-, . B, ' I J 1' f- A ff, r i 7 ,- 1- .414 5 . Q'- E X, 7 4 u. 5 I1 I I 1 4 L Y' ,. 4. I. A 5 I I I I I I , ' 535. Q :H If I 17 25 4 , 5. f J . 80 X X .1 . Y . ff'Y1 -Q. .' v- 1 M f E , .X - - 45 A . ' 5 if . - my 5 ' . X Ji- , in rn In 5, , ,If I BRENDA SUTTLES WANDA SUTTLES BILL SWOFFORD BARBARA TAYLOR RONNIE TEASTER nxm Ti Q Q ' A SHARON PACKETT ALLEN PARKER ANDREW PARKER BARBARA PARKER BOBBY PAYNE JOANNE PENDERCRASS BONNIE PENNELL LINDA PITTMAN RONNIE PITTMAN BARBARA PLEMMONS DIANE POOLE BENNY POTEAT BILLY POTEAT DORIS POTEAT HAZEL POTEAT LAURA POTEAT JERRY PRATHER BARRY PUCKETTE NANCY PYATT BETH RADER JERRY RANDOLPH TRUETT RANDOLPH LYNN RAYBURN JUDY RECTOR BOBBY REECE PATSY REEL RUTH REVIS LYNN RHINEHEART EYVONNE ROBERTS CLARIS ROBINSON CLYDE ROBINSON BOBBY ROWLAND TOMMY RUMFELT LURAY SARTAIN GAYNELLE SCHISM JIMMY SEGARS HAROLD SEAGLE PATSY SEAGLE PATSY SHERLIN TOMMY SLUDER CAROLYN SMITH FREDDIE SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH BECKY SOWERS DENNIS SPROUSE RACHEL STAFFORD JUDY STATON MIKE STANLEY . . gl ' Q 1 ' T S, I J -T Ox ,. 5 A P ' lui' wp... .JV .. J 151. p . ' p r! I ' ' Eg, i 8 1 1. W, 'R 'ff f aff, ' .., V lx ff. tn :LA ' 'f '!- f K K JOYCE TOWN SEND BEVERLY TRIPLETTE BETTY VAUGN GARY WALKER LINDA WALKER ROGER WALKER TONY THOMAS BEVERLY TIPTON RAY TIPTON DAN TONEY LYNDA TONEY ROBERT WALL I GAIL WARD - RALPHIA WEBB ' CYNTHIA WBSTMORBLAND -B- I A J, GARY WBSTMQR ELAND I ,J - , A-'1 A MARY SUE WILKER SON FAYE WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS JOHNNY WILLIAMS KENNETH WILSON MICHAEL WILSON JACK WILSON REBECCA WILSON ROGER WILSON JOE WINDHAM VIRGINIA WOODY RAYMOND WORKMAN GLENN WRIGHT JEWEL WRIGHT MICHAEL WRIGHT CAROLYN WYATT HAROLD WYATT LORETTA WYATT MICHAEL WYATT 'A Q ,, on 6 . ,Q - I M 1 I I 'Fi I ' 1' PHILIP WYLIE BARBARA YODER BOBBIE KAY YOUN G KENNETH YOUNG TED YOUNG ' Ac1verfisethen fs if f Z ,ff ,,..--- ,.,.z-.4-P QU, MJ CL II ,In ' A . lm ,,: 1 ,ww .A I 5 -9 Y .. ,..v...p,lj' ,4 ' as N-7 g Ulf' ',. n : rn.. nw' 1,1 ,, A ' ,. ' ' ' ,IL V N . 1. - Qu? .v . Miagf W-y. ' 1 D A - , V A, f ', A A ., - ,'i41'e--2 A 1-X... f' Fwsgp, .Xi .Q f. 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