Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1971 volume:

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I shed a tear for those who stumble and glorified in those who learned to cope. tender embrace, With an ever-increasing curiosity, it grew— watching students come and go and helping them to become more aware. Becoming of Age, the high school emerged. It was proud, yet humble. So much had been done, but the tasks undone and the challenges untried loomed on the horizon and clearly portended a beginning. Contents Opening Section Spotlight ssa. oa OS ge 4 Sports, as-iae ee eas os Football ..... Bnd Geek ene Basketball . . . Baseball . .. . Girl’s Softball 2... ..... Track: 6: ai 6 Sadie she oh Ennis: ee 0 a: enc Goll a as awn ae Cheerleaders ...........% Wrestling Organizations ........ Academics Balad, Zavish Be ae Administration ......... Senior Class... 2.0... Junior Class... 2... - se Sophomore Class ..... . Freshman Class... . . Advertisements - 92 108 116 122 132 ht Spotlig 13 Miss Tess Parker, Miss Marion High THE MARIONETTE REVIEW oe Se Neto Leigh Sentelle Margaret Hawes Marge Gilkey Tess Parker Jean Hill ie Morris Mari Jane Powell ice Asa Jani 15 ——— Homecoming Queen, Miss Carla H: elms Homecoming Court - ae ee. Oe EH a oe ee SFOS — —— 2 lw sie re re. ol re — q | | _— _. Marie Morris, Junior Attendant Janice Robinson, Maid of Honor Kim Estes, Freshman Attendant Kay Woody, Sophomore Attendant 17 Homecoming Sponsors se—Office Workers; April Walker-Chorus; Bobby Jo Smathers—Science Club; Debbie s—Spanish Club; Robin Walker—Key Club Sweetheart; Teresa Poteat—F.T.A.; Carol French Club; Margaret Hawes—Health Careers, Marjorie Noyes—Hylander Staff; Pam Darlene Cable—F.C.A.; Bev Glenn—Spirit Sparker; Janet Krau Messer—Art Club; Bobbie Twitty—Interact Club; Elaine Collin: Ballew—Football Team; Delores Justice—DECA; Janice Sellers— Pugh—National Honor Society. 8 Homecoming 1970 19 Senior Superlatives — | | a Gary Webb, Carol Ballew Janice Robinson, Brad Ledbetter Best Dressed Best Looking J i MBI) Ree Tommy Wilson, Tess Parker Eddie Nelson, Jean Hill Most Talented Most Dependable 20 a | _ — ee = — ca —— — - Ht si Most Popular Most Original David Miller, Carla Helms 4 | Bl a 4 | 1 o if | 4 Danny Stone, Sarah Nanney inca ea James Johnson, Darlene Cable Best All Around Greg Phillips, Nancy Geouge Most Outstanding School Citizens = 2 a 3 5 a, 2 Bi 38 33 23 ot os ms oz £3 i Ee £3 63 as a= g al 7 3 5 TES . Z gugcadael ae: = I yu Bpeeenen: HH EA ts HHA ee Bey jHHIE st Lene fe “Sonnse N Ln g —O |g ‘ 3 SB |S 2 Dee My . Most Twesponsible Lyle Justice, Beverly Glenn Friendliest Pam Pugh, Doug Miller Most School Spirited a i es Robert Burgin, Shirley Lee Archie McIntosh, Marjorie Noyes Most Likely to Succeed Best Leaders Honors Miss Shirley Lee Miss DAR National Merit Finalist 23 Junior Marshals FIRST ROW: Shirley Lee, Wilma Townshend, Janet Krause, Kathy Thomas, Margaret Hawes, Nancy Geouge, Barbara Trinks. SECOND ROW: James Cox, Micheal Bolick, Bobby Roberts, Greg Phillips, Robert Burgin. Marge Gilkey, Governor’s School Archie McIntosh, Boy’s State Mr. and Miss Senior James Johnson and Carla Helms 25 Mrs. McKinney Teacher of the Year 1969-70 26 = = x =} lig Spot hes Aa Aad sd 3m - Ge a — _— _— . _— _ 4 — : ee ir. iad oe ss — ay — —_w = abies —— — Soannl Dey eS 29 Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Tommy Fleming, Keith Rymer, Jackie Lonon, Allen Fershour, Glenn Petty. SECOND ROW: Allen Corpening, Doug Johnson, Gary Bolick, Gary Bass, Hareld Walker, Mack Cranford, Todd Swepson. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Jerry Clontz, Bill Ross, Mike Wade, Jerry Huffman, David Womack, Tommy Stone, Mike Elliot. 30 ROW ONE: Brad Ledbetter, Mike Henline, Tommie Wilson, James Johnson, David Johnson. ROW TWO: Larry Tate, Mike Miller, Danny Barnes, Derick Brooks, Chuck Henline. ROW THREE: Mike Guffy, Bart Goree, Johnny Woods, Bruce Leverette, Jerry Norton, Eddie Nelson. 31 Scorecard 1970 VARSITY RESULTS MUS TS 2432440 2a eee ee @ wl Glen Alpine 6 MHS328 6 cise ia ose ler wees art Wilkes Central 8 MHS 89 | sets te: op, Hoe er gat sey AR Be ht Bs oe Valdese 8 MHS'GY nce tag hare aes Avery Central 6 MHS 6 cswee sana be es Alexander Central 14 MHS 28) te. kaw sas ae Pk Seek ae, Poe. 8 Watauga 9 MHS 8 cswsa ca gevaeoeee xv aay Lenoir 7 MHS'35) x. dsc es sees Soe 4 Newton-Conover 12 MHS) 56: = sce a ie idaho 2 lt Morganton 12 MHS 20 canada dp Oem Po ee Hudson 12 Co-Captains: Brad Goree, Coy Gibson Seniors oe axe a MOL, a ee « — _. Coaches: Mike Biggerstaff, Johnny Anderson, Bob Brackett. 32 James Johnson Mike Henline - _ F- - . — Tommy Wilson Doug Johnson Brad Ledbetter - og s ee ahs — Eddie Nelson Allen Corpening David Johnson 33 ey Macias _ . . ——rt — _ ce FIRST ROW: David Goode, Sammey Burnett, Jimmey Epley, Frank Smith, Dennis Norton, Marshall Dark, Gary Stepp, Boo Womack, Mike Calahan. SECOND ROW: Kieth White, Steve Hendley, Larry Burgin, Ted Lowery, Sy Walker, Rickey Westmoreland, Don McInteir. THIRD ROW: Tony Swepson, Joe Conley, James Parker, Steve Brown, David Love, William Stewart, Kenneth Cox. 35 Varsity Basketball 4 ,% if sf ¢ NR Oy ahh lay hB Oy AAA mh y ae j I Ip Allan Corpening, Jeff McIntosh, Chris Weant, Frank Gilmore, Archie McIntosh, James Blocker, Brad Goree. SITTING: Billy Garden, Bill Blankenship, John Logan, James Johnson, Todd Swepson, Smily McKesson, Danny Lowdermilk. Co-Captains: Archie McIntosh, Frank Gilmore Ken Brackett 36 _ Say ELLE Vi. fre . i - iH Girls Basketball KNEELING: L. to R.: Rose Sellers, Nancy Walker, Debbie Ross, Carolyn Conley, Phyllis Rutherford, Donnett Mills. STANDING: L. to R.: Mgr. Elizabeth Jenkins, Donna Wall, Vicki Rowe, Grace McCall, Debbie Young, Mevolin Jackson, Anita Borders, Beverly Wall, T. O’neil, Susie Lowder, Wanda Ledford, Nancy Laughridge. Nancy Laughridge, Anita Borders, Donnette Mills—Tri-Captains Coach Johnny Anderson, Coach Green 39 oo - - —. o — — Sp shat ei ce . _— ey _ -- (ates JV. Basketball KNEELING: Eward Smith, Chuck Huskins, Buddy Mills, Robert Lingerfelt, Dennis Blake, John Gourley. STANDING: Coach Lewellyn, Bart Goree, Cecil Swepson, Henry Jackson, Bo Norman, Paul Stanley, Dennis Poteat, Robert Henline. reshman Basketball FIRST ROW: Johnny Helms, Dennis Norton, Mike Swepson, Jim Epley, Marshall Dark III, Gary Steppe. SECOND ROW: Ted Lowery, William Sturat, Rick Westmorland, Steve Brown, Rusty Patton. 41 Baseball Blake, Harold Walker, Tommy Stone, Mike Wade. is : Robert Lingerfelt, Denni � Donnie Plemmons, Joe Conley. SECOND ROW: Chuck Huskins, Jerry Norton, David Young, Vaugn THIRD ROW jing. FIRST ROW: Buddy Mills, Coy Gibson Freshour, Jessie Birchfield, Allen Corpeni Be ae Coy Gibson, catcher Coach Biggerstaff 42 Pitchers: Tommy Stone, Allen Corpening, Harold Walker, Mike Wade. Vaughn Freshour. Dennis Blake, David Young, Donnie Plemmons, Jerry Norton, , field: Robert Lingerfelt. In- Out-field: Buddy Mills, Chuck Huskins, Jesse Birchfield, Joe Conley. Girl's Softball ES os 2 = = Se as Diane Medford, Kathy McKinney, Donette Mills, Kay McKinney, Theresa O’Neil, Nancy Geouge, Elizabeth Roper, Kay Roper, Kathy Seagle, Jean McKinney. —Coach Mrs. Joy Wilson: = . —o = - se alow Sin a bi movie = ee ao ase “e 7 . | a) Larry Tate, Gary Bolick, Jerry Clontz, Mike Miller, Eddie Nelson, Archie McIntosh, Johnny Wood, Gary Bass, Jeff McIntosh, Keith Rymer, David Womick, Allen Corpening, Mike Guffy, Kenny Huffstetler, Derick Brooks, Dennis Poteat, Todd Swepson, Jackie Lonon, Bart Goree. Tennis - pal ‘ SITTING: Johnny Helms, Kenny Huffstetler, Dwight James, William Smart, Paul Stanley. STANDING: Tommy McMahan, Rusty Patton, Dennis Packett, Susie Lowder. Soke ee ee | Le = ek ——— ROW 1: Chris Reep, Bill Ross, Bruce Leverette, Billy Rabb. ROW 2: John Gourley, Chip James, Keith Ledbetter, Marsh Dark. ROW 3: Hill Evans, Bill Neal, Dan Bulman, Andy Laughridge. a Varsity Cheerleaders %, Janice Sellers, Darlene Cable, Beverly Blanton, Donna McDaniels, Janice Robinson, Robin Walker, Liz Ballew, Janie Fowler, Beth Morris. 48 J.V. Cheerleaders SS - — _ oa Jill Freeman, Brenda Hollifield, Bobbie Twitty, Kathy Parker, Debbie Messer, Dawn Howell, Babbie Jo Smathers. 49 Wrestling David Womack, Randy Hollifield, Mike Honeycutt, Dennis Lewis, Vaughn Freshour, Mike Guffy, Jackie Lonon, Ricky Clayton, Jerry Norton, Terry Elkins. tions Organiza - - - - - . - 51 z 3 Pr 8 3 3 n a fy WA 2 § x 8 ca Bo = © 5 2 SS = 3 Offi _ S eee Student Body James Johnson, President Eddie Nelson, Treasurer ss was composed of the student the Student Congre As a representative organization of the student body, body officers, class presidents, and representatives of the clubs. e students, gave s to th ed film They show school. sponsored dances, and did service projects for the 2 chapel programs Student Congress , 3. Robert Hawkins, 4. Kathy Thomas, 5. 21. Dwight James. Marge Gilkey, 6. Eddie Nelson, 7. Bert Logan, 8. Marsh Dark, 9. Rusty Patton, 10. Rose Sellers, 11. Ted Lowery, 12. Nancy Walker, 13. Anita Borders, 14. Debbie Young, 15. Doug Johnson, 16. Donna Birchfield, 17. Bobbie Twitty, 18. Greg Phillips, 19, Paul Stanley, 20. Curtis Hawkins, z 2 = ic = z £ = oi | Z = g a 5 i=) I 53 Marionette Staf) 1. Lou Anne Broome, 2. Teddy Brooks, 3. Vernon Laney, 4. Judy McCoy, 5. Michael Bolick, 6. Kathy Thomas, 7. Dan Bulman, 8. Eddie Nelson, 9. Bert Logan, 10. Jean Hill—editor, 11. Michael Barlowe, 12. William Smart, 13. Rose Sellers, 14, Janet Krause, 15. Gail Crisp, 16. Sandie Elliot, 17. Judy Noles, 18. Wanda Ledford, 19. Jane Neal, 20. Darlene Cable, 21. Jamie Rankin, 22. Liz Ballew, 23. Teresa Turnbil, 24, Betty Freeman—Advisor. In spite of a few minor obstacles, the Marionette staff kept the student body informed on sports, club news, and happenings around the school. In order to allow more cooperation by students, the staff borrowed themes from various English classes. 54 Through the yearbook, the Hylander staff mem- bers attempted to tell the story of Marion High School’s last year. With new innovations they strived to carry on some of the traditions of former annuals. Staff members also sold advertisements which aided in the finance of the Hylander. Editors of this year’s book are Robbie Burgin and Bobbie Roberts. H ylander Staff 1. Marjorie Noyes, 2. Marie Morris, 3. Margaret Hawes, 4. Pam Pugh, 5. Bev Glenn, 6. Nancy Walker, 7. Lydia Hagna, 8. Bobby Roberts, 9. Terry Poteat, 10. Beverly Blanton, 11. Doug Johnson, 12. David Miller, 13. Tommy Wilson, 14. John Gourley, 15. David Gross, 16. Warren Hobbs, 17. Robbie Burgin. 55 Key Club 1. Paul Stanley, 2. James Johnson, 3. Frank James, 4. Tommie Wilson, 5. Roger Wyatt, 6. Benjie Lawing, 7. HaroJd_Walker, 8. Vaughn Freshour, 9. William Smart, 10. Robin Walker—Sweetheart, 11. Dwight James, 12. Bruce Leverette, 13. Bill Ross, 14. Curtis Hawkins, 15. Gary Ba ss, 16. Jerry Norton, 17. Chuck Henline, 18. Archie McIntosh, 19. David Miller, 20. Brad Ledbetter, 21. Hill Evans, 22. David Abromiatis, 23. David Gross, 24. Jeff McIntosh, 25. Bart Goree, 26. David Johnson. As a service club for the school and community, the Key Club has the goals of developing character and leadership among high school students. Projects included the annual toy drive at Christmas for Union Mills Orphanage, the book drive for the library, and the car wash. 56 eee oe ot es aes . ree Interact Club 1. Teddy Brooks, 2. Derick Brooks, 3. Tommy McMahan, 4. Eddie Nelson, 5. Bill Blankenship, 6. Jim Hollifield, 7. Rob Gourley, 8. Burt Logan, 9. Keith Ledbetter, 10. Jerry Klonzt, 11. Danny Gaddy, 12. Vernon Laney, 13. Andy Laughridge, 14. Chris Reep, 15. James Cox, 16. Robbie Burgin, 17.Andy Carnes. Sponsored by the Rotary Club, the Interact Club completed various community projects. As their international projects, the members sent $100.00 to earthquake victims in Peru. They also run the concession stand for the ball games. 57 By trying to solve the racial problems that might occur among students, the Student Relations Club promoted a better relationship between black and white students. The members helped to carry out this goal by visiting or talking with students from surrounding schools in order to get their ideas. Student Relations Club 1. Mary Carson, 2. Thomasina Jenkins, 3. Carolyn Forney, 4. Janice Sellers, 5. Elsie McKesson, 6. Debbie Newton, 7. Linda Williams, 8. Yvonne Henry, 9. Revonda Glenn, 10. Patti Whitley, 11. Patricia Young, 12. Yvonne Johnson, 13. Betty Conley, 14. Becky Workman, 15. Jean Hill, 16. Judy McCoy, 17. Martha Case, 18. Brenda Johnson, 19, Sylvia Duncan, 20. Rita Huskins, 21. Kathy Parks, 22. Yvette Johnson, 23. Jan Rutherford, 25, Debbie Ross, 26. Janice Asa, 27. Beth Morris, 28. Jamie Rankin, 29. Marie Hollifield, 30. Herbert Childers, 31. Tracy Davis, 32. Ann Clapp, Py (3 (3 if ry .) 2) ae 33. Stenson Connely, 34. Bobbie Twitty, 35. Todd Swepson, 36. Sonya Blankenship, i. fF OW, é 37. Margaret McCall, 38. Debra Cornette, 39. Syndie Walker, 40. Mike Barlowe, 41. f NAY AN: WA? Steve McKinney, 42. Terry Elkin, 43. Keith Thomas, 44. Ted Lewis, 45. Lou Ann AAG WAG Broome, 46. Tony Swepson, 47. Priscella Jackson, 48. Robert Logan, 49. Rosie Vs Martin, 50. Debbie Messer, 51. Paul Kelly, 42. Robin Walker, 52. Revonda Laney, 53. Pat Bailey, 54. Glenda Brookshire, 55. Marie Bolick, 56. Bev. Glenn, 57. Ann Blasko, 58. Debbie Turnbill, 59. Henrietta Webb, 60. Doris Forney, 61. Belinda Swepson, 63. Mary Ruth Forney, 62. Gladys Blackwell, 64. Nora Buchanan, 65. Vicki Allison, 66. Cindy Collins, 67, Pam Brotherton, 68. Lisa Seagle, 69. Kathy Thomas, 70. Linda Hollifield, 71. Elaine Collins, 72. April Walker, 73. Donna Wall, 74, Sharon Addison, 75. Jane Neal, 76. Frances Lowery, 77. Greg Phillips, 78. Mike Bolick, 79. Beverly Twitty, 80. Edna Jackson, 81. Debbie Young, 82. Mevolyn Jackson, 83. Phylis Rutherford, 84. Anita Borders, 85. Elizabeth Jenkins 86. Phylis Borders, 87. Sara Brown, 88. Theresa O’Neil, 90. Carolyn Connely, 91. Pam Young, 95. President—Roy Williams, 92. Yvonne Wilkerson, 93. Vice President—Greg Hooper, 94. Secretary— Rose Sellers. 58 “no Members of the National Honor Society have goals of scholarship, leadership, service, and good character. They sponsored College Night and gave a party for the orphaned children. National Honor Society 1. Greg Phillips, 2. James Johnson, 3. Eddie Nelson, 4. Kristie Neal—Sponsor, 5. Bobby Roberts, 6. Michael Bolick, 7. Bobbie Burgin, 8. Pam Pugh, 9. Terri Poteat, 10. Margaret Hawes, 11. Janet Krause, 12. Brenda Smathers, 13. Shirley Lee, 14. Wilma Townsend, 15. Nancy Geouge, 16. Francis Calhoun, 17. Beth Davis, 18. Judy McCoy, 19. Kathy Thomas. 59 French Club By instilling the best of French culture in the members, the French Club promoted a better understanding of the language. The Club went caroling, sent cards to the boys in Viet Nam, and presented a play to the student body. 1, Wanda Ledford, 2. Martha Case, 3. Lou Ann Broome, 4. Michael Barlowe, 5. Tommy McMahan, 6. Mark Atkins, 7. Sarah Nanney, 8. Marge Gilkey, 9. Marjorie Noyes, 10. Sylv Duncan, 11. Burt Logan, 12. Terry Poteat, 13. Debbie Deaton, 14, Brenda Johnson, 15. Janice Sellers, 16. Jim Hollifield, 17. Pam Stepp, 18. Rose Sellers, 19. Kathy Thomas, 20. Margaret McCall, 21. Martha Parker, 22. Janice Asa, 23. Jenny McCall, 24. Rita Huskins, 25. Mary Kathreen Huffman, 26. Nancy Walker, 27. Mr. Pharr—Sponsor, 28. Harold Walker. —_ a Cc o yee - ee = Fe _ Fa 4 ie) = ie ee er tk pet 7. f Pe SO ioe -_ i - ee ae a Tae ee 3 pie, PS hee ee aye eg . ee ee Spanish Club At meetings of the Spanish Club or El Circulo Espanol, members gained knowledge of the culture and language of Spain. Members of the two foreign language clubs joined together for a fiesta. 1. Hope Freeman, 2. Susan Ragaz, 3. Libby Nelson, 4. Steve McKinney, 5. Revonda Duncan, 6. Kay Buchannan, 7. Lisa Seagle, 8. Debra Cornette, 9. Lynn Jordon, 10. Jamie Rankin, 11. Syndie Walker, 12. Beth Morris, 13. Robin Finley, 14, Elaine Collin, 15. Lynne Goodson, 16. Debbie Ross, 17. Gladys Blackwell, 18. Debbie Messer, 19. Peggey Marlowe, 20. Mr. Henderson—Sponsor, 21. Dawn Cowan, 22. Mike Wade, 23. Billy Rabb, 24. Betsy Corriher, 25. Mike Bolick, 26. Shelia Jolley, 27. Bobbie Twitty, 28. Keith Packett, 29. Karen Graybeal, 30. Wanda Gladden, 31. David Bradley, 32. Becky Workman, 33. Tanya Simmons, 34. Margaret Reel, 35. Marilyn Efler, 36. Betty Sue Laney, 37. Debra Lister. - - ee - Our library helpers have devoted much of their time and hard work to keeping our school library in order for the use of the students and faculty. This year, the boys have been added to help with the audio-visual equipment. Library Assistants 1. Tommy McMahhan, 2. Lyle Justice, 3. Rob Gourley, 4. James Cox, 5. Billy Martin, 6. Vernon Laney, 7. Sue Franklin, 8. Andy Carnes, 9. Barbara Maney, 10. Tracy Davis, 11. Regina Hooper, 12. Cindy Davis, 14. Sylvia Duncan, 15. Barbara Roper, 16. Linda Hollifield, 17. Mary Fowler, 18. Maria Bolick, 19. Rose Sellers. 62 a bs) The Pep Band of Marion High School is a great inspiration to all students. They are there at ball games, pep rallies, and other school activities, playing with all their soul, trying to lighten everyone’s heart. They add a lot to life at Marion. Pep Band 1. Ted Lewis, 2. Billy Rabb, 3. Marge Gilkey, 4. Kevin Estes, 5. Tommy Gouge, 6. Danny Stone, 7. Sandra Lamb, 8. Beth Davis, 9. Debbie Crisp, 10. Joyce Booher, 11. Gary Payne, 12. Debbie Earley, 13. David Parkins, 14. Hill Evans, 15. Doan Cowan, 16. Karen Graybeal, 17. David Lane, 18. Lynn Sprinkle, 19. Leigh Sentelle, 20. Michael Barlowe, 21. Charlie Greeson, 22. Tommy McMahan, 23. Kenny Huffstetler, 24. Cindy Black, 25. Renee Price, 26. Eddie Griffin, 27. Kyle Ledbetter, 28. Greg Hooper, 29. David Bradley, 30. Debbie Deaton. 63 ee ee ee anc em te ppm ce ae ig bil “ ae tet Sa ae Ora ae ee oo et ee Dog Miller: -i..2. «1.6 tor alerts, Gad WOE Soph casi als Sybe President Danny Gaddy Vice-President GarlalHeliniss 9-2 5,24-2-46 euze eure ed GA Cash and aha se ae Secretary Be veiGle rani: cng, 0, oc acd outa oie Saar ackeidegh caida Map ecb wth anaes Treasurer As anew innovation this year, the Spirit Sparkers led the crowds at games and Pep rallies to the greatest school spirit ever. Sitting together at games in bright orange sweatshirts, they helped the cheerleaders spur the crowds. 64 3 ce a SOS — oR en Za ee oe ee igen Oe x -. Mae : ode Son ae - 2 ee ——— oe ee a es ee ay oo Rone ‘ ghee seca. 5 if ma ir est é oe oe SS ah Coy Gibson: occ eke tea eee erases caw soe� President Archie McIntosh... 2.200000 ee ee ee ee ee ee Vice President Darlene Cable 2... 0... ee ee ee ee + Secretary Rddie Neon ic ses e cee ooh es eee hire ence aoe oR RORUNEE, The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is consisted of all students involved in sports. They are fine representations of school spirit and good sportsmanship. 65 Future Teachers of America met to share ideas on teaching and to check into the various aspects of the profession. Its main activities included letters to Hanoi and the Club initiation in the spring. ce | Sof Sea j aS | A } — — — — _— ate oo one Be ee ese ee J Wee - rr re 3 - go a es 5 ——r” O _—— PLA, 1, Linda Hollifield, 2. Donna Wall, 3. Pam Hollifield, 4. Kay Elliott, 5. Glenda Brookshire, 6. Pam Brotherton, 7. Jan Davis, 8. Becky Allison, 9. Sue Effler, 10. Denice Laney, 11. Debbie Earley, 12. Cindy Trent, 13. Sharon Stevens, 14. Becky Workman, 15. Sylvia Duncan, 16. Brenda Johnson, 17. Rita Huskins, 18. Debbie Styles, 19. Sandra Duncan, 20. Susan Minish, 21. Steve McKinney, 22. Tracy Davis, 23. Kathy Green, 24. Terri Poteat, 25. Gail Crisp, 26. Brenda Smathers, 27. Margaret Hawes, 28. Miss Alley—Sponsor, 29. Walton Clapp, 30. Maria Bolick, 31. Judy McCoy, 32. David Laws, 33. Wilma Townsend, 34. Jane Powell, 35. Michael Bolick. 66 D ce | y to manage a PPENGM Se bes The Future Homemakers of America consists of seventeen girls working toward the abilit household. They learn sewing, cooking, and housekeeping in all its aspects. Sec ee _ as F.H.A. 2. Sandy Duncan, Tucker, 6. Denice Burnette, 3. Cindy Trent, 4. Donna Birshfield, 5. Amelia 11. Linda Hollifield, 12. Jane Powell, 13. 7. Virginia Randolph, 8. Teresa Turnbill, 9. Pam 14. April Walker, 15. Kay Elliot, 16. Debbie Newton, 17. Darlene Brotherton, 10. Wilda Poteat—Sponsor, Marie Hollifield, Fincher. e e 2 , ? . 67 Informing members of the many opportunities in the field of Health Careers is the purpose of the Health Careers Club. Projects included the sponsorship of candy stripers and work with the mentally retarded in school and at Western Carolina Center. Health Careers 1. Jackie Morris, 2. Susan Minish, 3. Tracy Davis, 4, Debbie Styles, 5. Sandie Lamb, 6. Kay Booher, 8. Sherry Toney, 7. Pam Brotherton, 9. Sharon Stevens, 10. David Laws, 11. Margaret Hawes, 12. Steve McKinney, 13. Cindy Trent, 14. Donna Birchfield, 15. Cheryl Faulkenbury, 16. Becky Workman, 17. Virginia Randolf, 18. Sandra Duncan, 19. Dorothy Baldwin, 20. Brenda Johnson. 68 ig FEKEY PEE = Ee a Sea ae A new club, formed this year, was organized by Mr. David Ramsey. The club is made up of members of Mr. Ramsey’s 20th Century History Class. The society is tied in with the class and serves mostly as a social part of the class. The group plans a trip to Atlanta, in the spring. Advanced Historical Society 1. Vernon Laney, 2. Chris Weant, 3. Mr. Ramsey, 4. Steve Westall, 5. Jean Hill, 6. Carla Helms, 7. Brenda Smathers, 8. David Miller, 9. Charles Turner, 10. Teddy Brooks, 11. William Smart, 12. Robbie Burgin, 13. Bobby Roberts, 14. Harriet Allen, 15. Dwight James, 16. Gary Webb, 17. Eddie Nelson, 18. Donnie Plemmons, 19. Miss Felps. 69 uns, wy — —_— | ST ee é mrt rr eo. - ct SC re pon hak ed ge el eee Oe ee oe SL} peered ee eee Sa See I ae oe Providing entertainment for the student body, the band achieved the goal of being one of the best ever. Joining with the Majorettes, our band gave excellent halftime performances, and added spirit to the pep rallies. The band and chorus together, gave a Christmas concert. Symphonic Band FIRST ROW: Leigh Sentelle, Donette Mills, Debbie Rutherford, Wanda Ledford, Debra Cornette, Bobby Twitty, Martha Parker, Debbie Crisp, Karen Graybeal, Lynne Goodson. SECOND ROW: Mike Barlowe, Mark Adkins, Marie Morris, Gail Kinstler, Debbie Earley, Steve McKinney, Elaine Collins, Nancy Laughridge, Boyd Pyatt, Roy Revis, Joe Cowan, Kevin Estes, Jenny McCall, David Bradley, Debbie Deaton. THIRD ROW: Kay Booher, Sandra Lamb, Kay Elliot, Joyce Booher, Cindy Black, Marylin James, Wanda Gladden, Greg Hooper, Angela Israel, Renee Price, Debbie Wilkerson, Warren Hoobs, Charles Greeson, Ted Lewis, Rob Gourley, Hill Evans, David Lane, Lynn Sprinkle, John Gourley, Kyle Ledbetter, Eddie Griffin, Chuck Lindsey. FOURTH ROW: Ed Kerman—Assistant-Director, Marge Gilkey, Billy Rabb, Brad Ledbetter, Danny Stone, Gary Payne, David Parkins, Ricky Reel, Charles Turner, Gary Davis, Jamie Rankin, Frank James, Paul Stanley, Mike Miller, Hope Freeman, Beth Davis, Ed Smith—Director. 70 wine ; J : : The Concert Band, made up entirely of freshmen, participate in field marching, parades, and pep band as well as concert performances. They, along with the Symphonic Band, made several trips to college football games. They are an important part of our Marion High School Band Department. Concert Band FIRST ROW: Kim Estes, Brenda Hollifield, Terri Riddle, Pam Honeycutt, Phonda Seagle, Priscilla Jackson, Brenda Plemmons, Loanne Fowler, Martha Gurley, Becky White. SECOND ROW: Dawn Howle, Susan Turner, Debbie Ross, Grace McCall, Kati Deyton, Elsie McKesson, Susan Benett, Lynn MeNeil, Kee Byrd, Jimmy Robertson, Johnny Helms. THIRD ROW: Ed Kerman—Assistant Director, Ginny McKinney, Vicki Rowe, Debbie Griffin, Tanya Simmons, Sherry Toney, Patsy Rhinehart, Phyllis Dixon, Susan Robinson, Debra Mace, Janet Gouge, Meil Brooks, Jeff Ledbetter, Joel MePeters, Peggy House, Roger Stroud, Tim Packett, Crawford James, Gary Stepp, William Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Marshall Dark, Doane Cowan, Deanna Greer, Cindy Weant, Gene Bailey, David Love, Toby Talley, Glenda Justice, Angie McFadden, Steve Brown, Coin Sprinkle, Ed Smith—Director. 71 9 Each of the itement to the halftimes of football and basketball game Adding color and exe the team of Majorettes display ing. in baton twirli ills ed its many sk orettes has to have two years of b and in order to make the squad. Maj Majorettes Rowe, 5. 9. Marie 6. Debbie Rutherford a = 2 ber ess aps 34 os ae ee . ae Sas. Sa oD BPE S Sst 5 S75 FOS p ? ES25 gang OE ss a4eS gue eg 2.22 a emi e mos gsm ESA Bsn = i” aod 3 7 a = ae 2 —_ 10. Co-Head Majorette, 14, Nancy Laughr Pamela Honneycutt, Angela Israel 1. Morris, 72 Members of the chorus were able to enjoy their music, as well as share this enjoyment with other students. They joined with the band to entertain at Christmas. They sang for the Rotary Club at the Community Building in November. Chorus 1. Mr. Kerman—Director, 2. Patricia Davis, 3. Sue Franklin, 4. Jeannette Pittman, 5. Wanda Wylie, 6. Wilma Townsend, 7. Flourine McCormick, 8. Linda Buckner, 9. Debbie Worley, 10. Virginia Randolph, 11. April Walker, 12. Linda Hollifield, 13. Debbie Minnish, 14. Hope Freeman, 15. Nancy Geouge—Accompanist, 16. Judy McCoy, 17. Kathy McKinney, 18. Teresa Ricketts, 19. Anne Reid, 20. Kathy Young, 21. Jennie Nichols, 22. George Johnson, 23. Jean McKinney, 24. Marie Hollifield, 25. Billy Martin, 26. Johnny Lindsey, 27. Donna Davis, 28. Mike Guffey, 29. Bobby Martin, 30. Willie Mace, 31. Jerry Broome, 32. Bennie Mace, 33. Jack Arrowood, 34. Vaughn Whitesides, 35. Danny Stone, 36. John Epley, 37. Alan Young, 38. Herbert Childers, 39. Richard Hemphil, 40. Carolyn Forney, 41. Regina Young, 42. Eddie Smith, 43. James Jackson, 44. Vera Jackson, 45. Annie Jackson, 46. Terri McKinney, 47. Deloris Wiley, 48. Lynn Prico, 49. Donna Nelson, 50. Linda Catour, 52. Mary Carson, 53. Lynn McKinney, 54. Sandie Nash, 55. Pam Goodrum, 56. Becky Johnson, 57. Debra Finley, 58. Kathy Owensby, 59. Judy Davis, 60. Anna Hooper, 61. Marietta Burleson, 62. Sabra Robinson, 63. Brenda Mace, 64. Hattie Padget, 65. Sherry Martin, 66. Katie Deyton, 67. Revonda Laney, 68. Paulette Sprinkle, 69. Betsy Corriher, 70. Tina Brown, 71. Frances Lowery, 72. Gail Proctor. 73 SL es 3 = Sass 7. -29%9 = 3 22 se = = g e § S M a4 : ss = q + A 16. Rickt Rhymer, 20. Bill Martin, 21. Tommie Wilson, 22. Frank 3. James Blocker, Gilmore, 23. Danny Gaddy, 24. Henry Boyce, 25. Steve Wall, 26. Curt Skeens. Arrowood, 6. Danny Tuttle, 7. Jimmy Turner, 8. Bill Cauthen, 9. Mr. VLC. Preparing youth for leadership in the world of employments was the main goal of the Vocational industrial Clubs of America, known better by its initials V.I.C.A. 15. Jerry Broome, 2. Tommy Fleming, 14, Will McKinney, David Buff, 19. Ricky Bowman, 1. Steve Hall, Sponsor, 10. Roger Owens, 11. Steve Clarkson, 12. Terry Adison, 13. Donnie Davis, Be 74 _ oo erm a ge 2 4 gt -_ _ | a pose ee —— te nt 2 {Ak eee 2 ces 5 a em as pr ma = : om _ = anh LLL LMM Lad AR OT . — = co pia 6 — — eS co ee es eS Fee cae. -. - - — _ — “a _ a _ _— LA ¥ a Distributive Education Clubs of America was designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. Numerous activities included attend- ing the District Leadership Conference, community benefit projects, partici- pation in the District-State Contest Meetings, annual Employer Banquet, and tours to various businesses. DELLA, 1. Jay Glenn, 2. Mary Lawing, 3. Mr. Bennet, 4. Danny Barnes, 5. Paul Jolly, 6. Gary Bolick, 7. Keith Packett, 8. Danny Krause, 9. Glen Davis, 10. Hank Talor, 11. Harold Webb, 12. Billy Proctor, 13. Sue Effler, 14. John McFadden, 15. Gordon Robinson, 16. Donald Cable, 17. Buddy Reel, 18. Dennis Curtis, 19. Debbie Admire, 20. Teresa Collins, 21. Nora Buchanan, 22. Sissy Hester, 23. Cindy Collins, 24, Della Sisk, 25. Susan Minish, 26. Glenda Tedder, 27. Mevalyn Jackson, 28. 29. Phyllis Borders, 30. Carolyn Connley, 31. Betty Conley, 32. Delores Justice. : 5. Thomasina Jenkins, Sarah Brown, 33. Phyllis Rutherfordton, 34. Anita Borders, 3 36. Debbie Young. 75 ss ee ee Art Club Open to all students interested in the fields of art, the Art Club tries to encourage the interest and broaden the creative scope of the student. By creating their own work, the members learned a true appreciation for art. Interested members were able to enter state and nationwide contests. 1. Steve McKinney, 2. Danny Stone, 3. Jamie Rankin, 4. Sarah Nanney, 5. Warren Hobbs, 6. Frank James, 7. Bev. Glenn, 8. Robin Walker, 9. Kyle Ledbetter, 10. Roger Wyatt, 11. Tommie Wilson, 12. Lynn Jordon, 13. Cindy Collins, 14. Greg Hooper, 15. Nora Buchanan, 16. Dwight James, 17. Billy Rabb, 18. Doug Johnson, 19. Donna Wall, 20. Sue Franklin, 21. Virginia Hester. 76 ie a - te ba dant ea igk The bus drivers carried more responsibilities than many people realized. They had the duty of transporting the student body to and from school each They also were responsible for driving the activity bus when various groups went on field trips. day. 5 SB =) wm = RQ g 2 a 3 5 8 o + i z a 3 8 3 = 6 Z i} o 2 5 4 a 3 =i a Oo : a a 5. Kenneth Mitchell, 6. Kenneth Revis, 7. Larry Frady, 8. Kay Roper. 77 Office Workers 1. Sandy Elliot, 2. Paulette Sprinkle, 3. Janet Krause, 4. Frances Calhoun, 5. Shirley Lee, 6. Janice Robinson, 7. Carol Ballew, 8. Gail Crisp, 9. Wilma Townsend, 10. Janie Fowler, 11. Carolyn Lewis. The Office Workers aid the faculty and students as well as keep the office running smoothly. With the help of Mrs. Waycaster, they are preparing for the business world. 78 ICS Academ Mets TALLEST LPT she = - Bek C Mr. James Johnson—Assistant Superintendent - a ION : z a} § 3 3 S 7 £ e 2 is] — NN = _ = = oa) Ey WD a | ° I £ i) 2 S Ss 2 a I = 3 s = i) e e = o g Be = Sate Admin ‘is Mrs. Waycaster—Secretary to Principal Mr. Haney—Guidance Counselor 81 English . ae Z Mrs. McKinney—English TIT Mr. Howell—English IV Mrs. Morris—English IIT Miss Carden—English IV 82 Miss Arrowood—English I Mrs. Dark—English I 83 Mathematics aie ho Miss Petties—Geometry Miss Alley—Algebra I-III Mr. Sebastan—Geometry 84 Science Mrs. Neal—Biology y istry Physics Lalo Aco Mrs. Mary Van Dyke—Chemi Mr. Walker—General Science Mr. Bob Brackett—Biology f+ es ay ere: Ras = - _ Pp S 2 a = a] = 5 c I a I e = = al is S 2 ns 3 ss = ais . _— : a ee pelle oN 3 —— T is zs ie Seas sane oa | 8 Ce ee ee . af Z Sea _ ee oe Se ee . S = =e =. | elle ° .. - ee Mr. Greene—Geography 86 Mrs. Laughridge—Sociology so pat bane Mr. Henderson—Spanish aa — oe. _ oo . Foreign Languages Mr. Pharr—French Vocational — EARNER . Bennett—Distributive Education Mr. Mr. Wiseman—Industrial Arts Mr. Bailey—Shop 88 Mr. Biggerstaff—ICT —Director Mr. Smith Mr. Kerman—Assistant Director Mrs. Baldwin—Home Ec II, III, and Family Living Mrs. Poteat—Home Ec I 89 Commercial Miss Gurley—T yping Mrs. Freeman—Typing ION Physical Educat Mrs. Wilson—Girl’s P.E. 90 Mr. Brackett—A thletic Director Special Areas Sharon Laney—Typist Mrs. Wise—Special Ed. Mr. Mackey—Driver Education 91 Seniors Pee ae = oS ae - - . a - pee S oe eo _ — _ ne ee ee ree = es, MS ie - oe, Morena eis De eee Ee oe ae pero o oie) eis, hs sae wa eee Ve! President Carnes... « Robert Burgin 2... 2... 202 ee ee e+ Treasurer Andy Greg Phillips .. 2... .....2..05.2000000.. President Secretary Darlene Cable : io} 2 ss : i o wn Miss Carden Mrs. Laughridge Mr. Pharr Mrs. Freeman Miss Gurley 92 Terry Addison Harriet Allen Jack Arrowood Carol Ballew Linda Barker Marilyn Biggerstaff Jesse Birchfield Gladys Blackwell Bill Blankenship Ann Blasco James Blocker Michael Bolick 93 Anita Borders Paula Bradley Jerry Broome Robert Bryant Robert Burgin Marietta Burleson aa) a za ==} iad a [=] 2 [a] a 94 eg x 2 % Oo 2 = r= S = Frances Calhoun Eugene Callahan Andy Carnes - —- eee Bill Cauthen — — Herbert Childers Becky Clapp Walton Clapp Teresa Collins Carolyn Conley Allen Corpening James Cox 95 — r as 8 ao 5 . [@ Nye g § 23 ily 225 zs A @ oe ais ; S g fii . 2. : = s wn go Sad Sa Sa% Sandra Elliot Debra Finley Roger Fortune Mary Jane Fowler Deena Fox Jackie Gaddy Nancy Geouge Coy Gibson Frank Gilmore Beverly Glenn 97 Jane Good Brad Goree Rob Gourley Charles Greeson Lydia Hagna Jane Harkey Margaret Hawes Curtis Hawkins Robert Hawkins Carla Helms Kay Helms Mike Henline 98 Doug Hensley Jean Hill Linda Hollifield Tommy Hollifield Ronnie Holmes Ann Jackson Melvolyn Jackson Dwight James Elizabeth Jenkins oO “ , se Becky Johnson David Johnson Doug Johnson 99 ‘ George Johnson James Johnson Peggy Johnson Paul Jolley Delores Justice Lyle Justice Janet Krause Vernon Laney Nancy Laughridge David Laws Brad Ledbetter Shirley Lee 100 Carolyn Lewis Brenda Marlowe Susie McClure Judy McCoy Lester McCormick John McFadden Archie McIntosh Vera McKesson 101 Jean McKinney Will McKinney David Miller Doug Miller Donnette Mills Allen Minnish Sarah Nanney Jane Neal 102 Eddie Nelson Marjorie Noyes Dean Ollis Keith Packett Tess Parker Greg Phillips Kathy Phillips Donnie Plemmons Teresa Poteat Jane Powell Billy Proctor Gail Proctor 103 Pam Pugh Boyd Pyatt Billy Quinn Carol Ratledge Walter Reel Gary Rhymer Teresa Ricketts Bobby Roberts prreneereeenrengeeregcemymemnsment y= Pi. | n i wae Lnceitt I Jimmy Robinette Floyd Robinson Gordon Robinson Janice Robinson Sabra Robinson Elizabeth Roper Kay Roper Ray Rumfelt Phyllis Rutherford Kenny Shirley Della Sisk William Smart Brenda Smathers Marilyn Smith Roy Sowers Paulette Sprinkle Danny Stone Glenda Tedder Kathy Thomas Wilma Townsend Barbara Trinks Charles Turner Danny Tuttle April Walker 106 Beverly Wall Sandra Ward Chris Weant Gary Webb Steve Westall Kathy Westmoreland Arthur Williams Roy Williams Tommie Wilson Wanda Wylie Teddy Zullo 107 Juniors Jimmy Hollifield . Harold Walker .. . Kirby Pendergraff . Maria Bolick 108 sees sss President - +...� Vice-President ee eer . . Treasurer sees...� Secretary Senior Advisors Mr. Flack Mrs. Morris Mr. Ramsey Mrs. McKinney Mrs. Van Dyke Miss Petties Debra Admire Janice Asa Pat Baily Elizabeth Ballew Danney Barnes David Bartlett Gary Bass Jimmie Beard Marie Beard Teresa Bivens Patricia Blake Bill Blasko Gary Bolick Maria Bolick Roger Bolick Kay Booher Phyllis Borders Ricky Bowman Derrick Brooks Glenda Brookshire Sarah Brown Amie Buchannan David Buff Dan Bulman Denise Burnett Chris Byrd Cathy Cable Donald Cable Kenneth Cagle Wanda Caldwell 109 Betty Conley Debbie Church Anne Clapp Jerry Clontz Cindy Collins Linda Coutoure Mack Cranford Debbie Crisp Ricky Davis Tracy Davis Debbie Early Sue Effler Johnny Elkens Kay Elliot Mike Elliot Tommy Fleming Carolyn Forney Larry Frady Sue Franklin Allen Freshour Danny Gaddy Billy Garden Marge Gilkey Jay Glenn Tommy Gouge Kathy Greene Eddie Griffen Leonard Griffin Randy Griffin Robert Hawkins Chuck Henline Virginia Hester Jimmy Hollifield Marie Hollifield Marsha Holmes Donald Honeycutt Jerry Huffman Kenny Huffstetler Nancy Hunt Sandra Hutchins Vera Jackson Marilyn James Keith Jenkins Thomasina Jenkins Mike Jordon Woody Kellough Danny Krause Sandra Lamb Denise Laney Danny Laudermilk Andy Laughridge Keith Ledbetter Wanda Ledford Chuck Lindsey Johnny Lindsey 112 Bert Logan Robert Logan Susie Lowder Sandra Mace Mary Marlowe Billy Martin Donna McDaniel Linda McKinney Tommy McMahan Susan Minish Kenneth Mitchell Marie Morris Bill Neal Debra Newton Judy Noles Jerry Norton Roger Owens David Parkins Gary Payne Kirby Pendergraft Glen Petty Michael Pittman Sammy Proctor Chris Reep Kenneth Revis Richard Revis Ricky Rhymer Mike Robertson Barbara Roper Bill Ross Debbie Rutherford Rose Sellers Leigh Sentelle Walter Siler Elizabeth Smith Lynn Sprinkle Sharon Stevens Tommy Stone Debbie Styles Becky Styles Tony Styles Todd Swepson Larry Tate Hank Taylor Kathy Thomas John Thomason Glenda Trinks Teresa Turnbill Ray Turner n 38 Qa g “ et) 7 Sige Belt saAsi2 Peaes ga 6s oS 3 S gels eE s ESE Sf5-8 57 Fa SsuF ea - Fo aN Bo = 2 on ag as he sjze8 ES Sz¢ eer Be “= ess 3 8 a QE 3 ga AMQMEER EO a a o 2 8 Sao BS oe sa 2 a ama ax zmoaas SeSaAantas ; — Fe Fe C— Be a ee ee a. hae: Se s : e a 4 ie co tg 4 _ 4 PA 4 ¥ .S , Ms ee tie Ss ; oe eae kal 4 SUEUR CERMAA RUAN RAR, ——t eg : 115 Cae — Janice Sellers . . .. . Secretary Jenny McCall . Vice-President Paul Stanley ................ President Dennis Blake ................ Treasurer Mrs. Neal Mr. Sebastian Miss Alley Mrs. Brackett 116 David Abromatis Sharon Addison Eddie Adkins Mark Adkins Vicki Allison Mary Faye Baily Alice Baker Mike Barlowe Mary Ellen Barr Emanuel Beatty Donna Birchfield Cindy Black Dennis Blake Sonjia Blankenship Beverly Blanton Dean Bolick Linda Bolick Joyce Booher David Bradley Lou Ann Broome Pam Brotherton Allen Bruner Edward Buckner Ronnie Burgin Tommy Burleson Cathy Byrd Martha Case Ricky Clayton Cindy Collins Elaine Collins Paul Conley Stenson Conne r Donald Conner Ricky Cordell Steve Cordell Dennis Corn Debra Cornet Joe Cowan Sandra Crisp Gary Davis Jon Davis Ronnie Davis Debra Deaton Sandra Duncan Sylvia Duncan Jackie Earley Marilyn Effler Terry Elkins 117 118 Jane Elledge Kay Elliott John Epley Kevin Estes Hill Evans Janice Fender Darlene Fincher Doug Finley Jimmy Ford Mary Ruth Forney Brenda Frady Sammy Frady Hope Freeman Walter Freeman Vaughn Freshour Wanda Gladden Pam Goodrum Lynne Goodson Bart Goree John Gourley Bobbie Graham Karen Gray beal Jerelene Grindstaff David Grose Mike Guffey Robert Hall Robert Henline Gary Higgins Warren Hobbs Doug Holland Linda Hollifield Pam Hollifield Randy Hollifield Anna Hooper Greg Hooper Regina Hooper Danny Huffman Mary Huffman Geraldine Hughes Chuck Huskins Rita Huskins Angelia Israel Homer Jenkins Brenda Johnson Larry Johnson Ricky Jolley Gerald Jones Lynn Jordon Gail Kinstler Johnny Krause Mike Lamb David Lane Betty Sue Laney Benjy Lawing Kyle Ledbetter Allan Ledford Cecil Lewis Ted Lewis Robert Lingerfelt Debra Lister Danny Lonon Jackie Lonon Clark Lowery Frances Lowery Brenda Mace William Mace Bobby Martin Sherry Martin Steve Mathis Jenny McCall Margaret McCall Jeff McIntosh Gary McKinney Kathy McKinney Lynn McKinney Steve McKinney Diane Medford Debbie Messer Diane Miller Buddy Mills Debra Minish George Morgan Beth Morris Susan Nash Donna Nelson Elizabeth Nelson Raymond Ollis Teresa O'Neil Hatti Padgett Kathy Parker Martha Parker Keith Perkins Jeanette Pittman Dennis Poteat Gary Poteat Renee Price Dean Pritchard Billy Rabb Susan Ragaz Virginia Randolph Jamie Rankin Mike Reece Linda Reel Ricky Reel Sharon Reel Patricia Revis Roy Revis Teresa Roberts James Roland Roy Rowland 120 Lisa Seagel Rose Sellers James Shehan Terri Shooke Jerry Smith Pam Steppe Jacky Stevens Alan Styles Cecil Swepson Keith Thomas David Thornton Cindy Trent Amelia Tucker Bobbie Twitty Mike Wade Cindy Walker Nancy Walker Robin Walker Donna Wall Linda Webb Yvonne Wilkerson Kay Woody Mike Woody Becky Workman Debbie Worley Ray Worley Danny Wright Roger Wyatt Perry Wylie Allan Young Allen Young Ellen Young Regina Young =) ae eS pevoemteneen eee ee {3 — Freshmen Marshall Dark .. . Glenda Justice ... Brenda Hollifield . Bobbie Jo Smathers 122 ..... President . . Vice President ..... Treasurer . 2... Secretary Mr. Bennet Mr. Henderson Mrs. Wilson Mr. Walker Mrs. Dark Mr. Greene Becky Almon Brenda Bailey Gene Bailey Elaine Barnes Karen Baxter Leonard Benge Connie Biddix Jan Bolick Tony Bradley Kathy Bradburn John Briggs Jim Brodwine Neils Brooks Robin Brooks David Broome Elaine Brown Phillip Brown Steve Brown Tina Brown Kay Buchanan Tony Buchanan Linda Buckner Larry Burgin Dewayne Burleson Fred Burleson Sammy Burnett Kee Byrd Marlene Cable Neil Calhoun Michael Callahan Mickey Cheek Darrell Chrisawn Carolyn Conley Kathy Cornett Betsy Corriher Doane Cowan Kenneth Cox Marsha Crisp Marshall Dark Donna Davis Harriet Davis Patsy Davis Katie Deyton Phyllis Dixon Marsha Duncan Revonda Duncan Ronnie Eaton Delores Elliot 123 124 Michael Ensley Jimmy Eply Robin Eslick Kim Estes Chery] Faulkenberry Bill Fender Robin Finley Kathy Elliot Janice Flynn Nancy Forbes Doris Forney Lou Ann Fowler Teresa Foxx Judy Freeman Susan Gaddis Ann Gibson Mike Gladden David Goode Todd Goodson Robert Goree David Grahm Randy Grant Sandy Grant Pam Green Deana Greer Debbie Griffin Martha Gurley Donald Hardy Robert Harris Shelia Harris Audrey Hawkins Gary Hawkins Debra Helms Greg Helms John Helms Richard Hamphill Steve Hendley Yvette Henry Dennis Hensley David Higgins Brenda Hollifield Mary Hollifield Renee Holmes Jimmy Honeycutt Pam Honeycutt Tommy Honeycutt Peggy House Dawn Howle U Lona Hoyle Edna Jackson Priscilla Jackson Crawford James Kim Jarrett Danny Johnson Sharon Johnson Yvett Johnson Yvonne Johnson Shelia Jolly Charles Jones Sally Justice Glenda Justice Louis Justice Ray Justice Wayne Kaylor Ray Kerley James Koon Jeff Ledbetter Teresa Leslie Darryl Lewis Wilma Lewis Linda Long David Love Camelis Lowery Roger Lowery Ted Lowery Benny Mace Danny Mace Debra Mace Glenda Mace Peggy Marlowe Rosa Martin Ann Mathis Grace McCall Cathy McCormick Mary Ellen McCurr: y Stuart McGee Donnie McIntyre Elsie McKesson Aaron McKinney Ginny McKinney Rita McKinney Sonia McKinney Lynn McNeil Joel McPeters Patty Meyerhoeffer Joey Miller Sandra Mitchell Judy Moody Dorothy Moore Jackie Morris Teresa Morrow Soe ee is, : Sandra Nash a : Sandra Nelson B. 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Noland Jane Noles Dennis Norton Nancy Owens Ann Owensby Dennis Owensby Kathy Owensby Tim Packet James Parker Rusty Patton Frank Phillips Brenda Plemmons Eddie Porter Lynn Price Colin Rathbone Mike Ray Debbie Ross Annette Roland Susan Robinson Laurel Robinson Ann Robinson Jimmy Roberson Terri Riddle Patsy Rhinehart Alan Revis Margaret Reel Anne Reid Terry Ray 126 Vickie Rowe Janet Rutherford Rhonda Seagle Jackie Seay Ronnie Shehan Jerry Shelton Dean Silver Tanya Simmons Bobbie Jo Smathers Jo Ann Smith Ronnie Smith Virginia Smith Diane Sparks Cohen Sprinkle Nancy Sprinkle Gary Stepp William Stewart Roger Stroud Belinda Swepson Tony Swepson Toby Tally Shelia Tate Carol Taylor Debbie Taylor Nola Thomas Penny Thornton Sherry Toney Steve Trinks Susan Turner Beverly Jo Twitty Gladys Twitty Sy Walker Cindy Weant Andy Webb Tommy Webster Ricky Westmoreland Becky White Keith White Cindy Whittaker Melinda Williams Elaine Wilson Bobby Wiseman Daniel Womick Billy Wright Rusty Wright Deloris Wylie Linda Yoakum Gordon Young 127 Peggy Jo Young Priscila Young Bobbie Zullo 128 bo) 129 EMPLOYEES ( Reflections of a Great Year = — ek = a ee _ — S| fo ore pS ak 4 he (1 a a Se 132 Advertisements BARBOURVILLE KILN DRYING BARBOURVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Commander-inChief Ed Smith fro. 4 ole Chief Justice - Ed Kerman Big Head — Charlie Greeson Head in Charge of Vice — Chuck Lindsey Pencil Pusher — Marie Morris Money Monger — Rob Gourley Flip Ditt — Jenny McCall Flash — Vernon Laney Thread Pusher — Danny Stone Book Worm — Wanda Ledford MARION MANUFACTURING 700 Baldwin Ave. ae — ieee eee ee ane E24 re ee ek. Ids aw Caer Cee arrtl te Se re ewe oe ual oe at fi, tpg a, tmp fe, fiir class ” Qn a Bae ore rs ol out ae a ded 120 Ghent eer ap — Aeeg iy . dim eaed’ aueaal year. b knoe ahar Owl alivags te le eee 5 x Dense nto 139 wt ee at � BROYHILL FURNITURE � ’. COMPANY os Keosk MARION, NORTH CAROLINA 140 R. L. JAMES AND SON Blue Ridge Street Marion M.H.S. KEY CLUB “To promote the adoption and application of higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship, and social contacts.” President — Archie McIntosh Vice President — Dwight James Secretary — William Smart Treasurer — Tommy Wilson 141 CONCRETE PRODUCTS of MARION, INC. Hwy. 70, West AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY MONTY’S MUSIC CENTER 132 South Main Street Marion Phone 697-9571 Marion, North Carolina Now in our 40th year ‘ia Serving the good people of McDowell County pe Home of all the good Belk brands you know and love GADDY TEXACO 1-40 Hwy. 221 South Tune-Ups Brake Service OLD FORT FINISHING PLANT oJ ETTA PAPER BOX 21 Burgin Street Marion TRI-COUNTY OIL CO. Clean Burning High-Heat Content Economical “Filled with Service” 145 tngles “Best Meat in Town” Main Street Marion DUKE POWER Main Street Marion 146 “YOUR FUTURE” Have You Thought About It? McDOWELL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE McDOWELL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HAS! That is why the Institute offers a variety of educational opportunities to high school students. DON’T WAIT — WRITE Office of Student Personnel Service Box 1049 Marion, N. C. 28752 or call 697-9841 B. C. MOORE SONS Inc. “Buy from Moore and save more” Marion Larry Smith, Manager 147 BALLEW MOTOR CO. Hwy. 70 West Marion MARION MOTORS INC. Koi 4h in the Lincoln Continental tradition Phone 697-1106-1107 — Hwy. 221 N. 70 W. Marion VBI cesndry and DRY CLEANING CO., INC. corner of N, Logan and W. Fourth Marion Phone 697-1112 148 EDGE’S DISCOUNT CENTER HOUSE THEATRE Marion Ree Mow. Vem Dighs, AOL SD sunttiy dent Senew hme Sie stuck cm aihuttiin doe ys, ee es ee ee hig TO THE CLASS OF '71 A aati oonasse Qed a2 $3 sae Bocrenee Aine 7p wed aQh thoes de : superior SOK Sok, AD Ne covtd wor uycinn, wud “4a? ch a It Through This Year! Toner aysor Spuumdahise i... ama Saw San ds le a Dope We ge” Reyer H. B. LUMBER CO. ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY 30 W. 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Main St. Marion Phone: 697-1161 24 Hour Ambulance Service 153 Main Street Marion SMOKEY MOUNTAIN HOSIERY MILL Depot Street Marion Gea Propane Hwy. 70 East Marion WHITE’S KEN YOUNG OIL COMPANY Your BP Dealer on East Court Street Marion BUILDER’S SUPPLY CO. OF MARION Complete Line of Building Materials S. Garden Street Marion GARDEN CITY SHELL Garden City FLOWERS BROTHERS One Stop Shopping Center 627 Sugar Hill Rd. Marion PROCTOR’S FEED STORE 111 Railroad St. Marion ROBINSON HOME IMPROVEMENT 15 W. Henderson St. Marion THE CUE CUSHION East Court St. Marion McDOWELL TIRE AND RECAPPING Firestone 119 East Court Street Marion, North Carolina 155 CLINCHFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Marion, N.C. BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC. An Equal Opportunity Employer EAST COURT A CITGO Marion, N. C. 28752 Bill Rabb, Mgr. ARMORED GARMET, INC. Manufacturers of Denim Apparel Rt. 3 Box 299 Phone: 756-4290 or 756-4121 Marion, North Carolina 28752 CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY General Electric Appliances 156 MARION SERVICE CENTER Hwy. 221 North Marion THE GENT’'S SHOPPE MOTOR COMPANY MARION FLORIST THRIFT FURNITURE Velma CENTER 697-9881 : go. 114 East i F: Lee Roy Court St. 1. re Caraway Hwy. 70 West Garden City WEST MARION ROBINSON'S BARBER SHOP Formal Wear For All rs P Ocassions If your hair is unbecoming to you, then you should be coming to us. HOGAN FLORIST TAINTER’S AND GIFT Carroll and Main St. Joyce Hogan DRUG STORE 695-4291 LAUGHRIDGE FURNITURE YOUNG’S SHOE STORE “All types of shoes for your everyday needs” COMPANY 157 McDOWELL INSURANCE RICE WHITE FURNITURE Co. Marion Asheville 1st Union National Bank Bldg. MINNIE’S BEAUTY SALON ROSELAND FLORIST CLEANERS 133 W. Henderson St. y. ; “ Quality Flowers Plus Personal Attention Marion 210 Main St. Marion Estes Radio T.V. SHUFORD Service TELEVISION SERVICE E INSTALLATION ol 158 LOIS’S CAFE N. Main St. Marion H. S. TIRE CO. Hwy. 70 West Marion North Carolina MARION OIL CO. GULF) —_ E. Court St. MARION MACHINE CO. Machinery Rebuilding Repairing Hwy. 70 W. Marion 159 SMITH’S ESSO N. Main St. New St. Marion BROWN BROTHERS JEEP E. Court Street Marion MARION BUS STATION N.Garden St. Marion WANDA’S BEAUTY SHOP Main St. QUEEN’S SERVICE CENTER Your BP Dealer S. Main St. Marion RIVE-IN HIGHWAY 70 WEST RION, NORTH CAROLINA GOUGE PAINT GLASS “Highest Quality Paint and Glass” Marion, N. C. SMITH FURNITURE CO. 695-3451 EAST COURT MARKET Jean Johnny Freshour Marion M and M GROCERY Hwy. 70 W. Marion NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Marion, N. C. Agents Jack Randolph Brady Brooks Ted Lowery N. Main Street mx SOM DI Marion, N. C. W. Court St. Marion GREESON AUTO SUPPLY W.Henderson Street Marion HOME SALVAGE E. Court St. MARION OIL Co. GULF STATION JIMESON'’S V S INC. 127 S. Main St. Marion HENSLEY’S STUDIO P. O. Box 1187 Marion, N.C. Phone 697-1135 TASTEE FREEZE E. Court St. Marion BURAND’S Main St. Marion MARION TV LOVEN FURNITURE CO. APPLIANCE eee TV wanrennce Furnishings” 6-8 Main S t. E. Court St. Phone: 695-5454 Marion Marion Tevaco TAYLOR OFFICE MACHINES CO. “Machines Service is Our Business; Not a Sideline” Ray H. Robinson H 2 St. Mari Texaco Service 5 State St arion PHILLIPS MOTOR MUSTANG COMPANY BROOKS AUTO HOME SUPPLY 414 E. Court St. E. Court St. Marion Marion FULLER’S JEWELERS Columbia Diamond Rings nee bee alles Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin Watches FE are American Tourister Luggage We Give S H Green Stamps 162 McDOWELL AUTO SUPPLY © a CECIL SMITH Warehouse Distributors BA R B E R WAAR Ss SS at SHOP Automobile Parts Equipment Paints Mill and Contractor Supplies 101 W. Court St. LOWE’S of MARION Marion [an Sou.cb Sefer, geesk Soa, ww sacl Joust theak's who Ar's coma te: Many YKonka ani cued wD wjow lifer we Ae tessgh. swe Oppuriodth He lang tolke 9 thergl ata Hark uyou $e datioing %@ oR my weouse abeutk school- TN make Se Deke pb! Od muslaa F Gumblid dim therkfd Joo Chumutuy rane @ wert be Loe? wpa. Jhorts Jou Vo sos aps REP ond Yau w gama jonks dev Rung sochdaaiaind 2 1971 HYLANDER STAFF:2 5. ood ug Sikhs 9 won bary Qusck chouns - — Shope 2 — dor Cea Wb bo se Sam a Sn se ae deo chow PALES . yok yor COWL ays on) dome, 163 ae $ 5 B | 7 Y fd WEN dae NS (Z| ? apbe Ze ie r 7 A a a oy (es CA SC p 2 . yy i Se ¢ im Lowers) 0 LTRS) bp = = D 4 Ay 4 UY mt 19 . cho wa Mba ’ A oO ype : fu Foe Be Se hugh Gams . 3% B45 Chale LvEesalll oan Head Left, SoS e Ga Ces Carelyn Patledge. ec =Edbet pep % In Appreciation For Those Who Served So Well For So Long. Mrs. Lindsey Mrs. Davis - _ jos . ss yeasts e ee a Mrs. Homewood 166 Mrs. Morris From the Editors A high school emerged and was now getting ready to face another change. Through the past 167 pages, an emphasis was placed on the student: for he was the high school, He made it what it was and what it would be. As we, the editors. sit in this lite room which came to be so much of our lifes it is hard to remember back to that first day in September, when we drew up our first page. At that time there were plenty of pencils, layout forms, and copy sheets. Now the pencils are worn down and il is next lo impossible to find a copy page. Now that the book is finished and the room is quiet: we can see that the Hylander was more than just pictures and copy. IL was people. From that first meeting to that last week we worked so hard. Many times it must have seemed to the staff, like there were witches running the book instead of editors. All the staff ever heard was “Do it over, you know when the deadline is.” Special thanks were due a great staff, those who stepped in at the last and those who stayed ull the end. Whether they were faced with working in limited space, finding oul who hundreds of people were or sorting thes many students portraits; the staff showed dedication to a common goal. Large medals of honor go to Mr. Robert Howell for his support and endless calls to Chesnee, S.C.’ To Mr. Max Gee, school photographer, and MarjoriesNoyes, Pam Pugh, and Margaret Hawes for their unbelievable hours of work. And also to Lydia Hagna, Beverly Glenn, Marie Morris, Lynne Goodson, Jan Bolick, and Terry Poteat for be : ¢ dD . a . . their work on organizations and copy. And three very special awards to Doug Johnson and Tommy Wilson for their work with the art, and:to David Miller who golaway with so much Mr. Howell will never Know about. And nol least of all Lo MHS for being just like it was, the best school in the world. Now that the end was in sight, the long hours, late evenings, and all week-end sessions seemed worthwhile. Those who have seen the Hylander room and wondered what went on would never know what they missed — a ereal experience, Robert Burgin Bobby Roberts Lest Forget = ie ao x� cage Se Pa? Aw D) 4 y, xa a PSH a d a) dn ; K a 20) , ” Oy - Ppraoy poo’ 2 po Xoy —, | a ea Ay 7m 4y. Nsyovay, joooG no) Inf 0 2% XH Q Y a “ONeY HJ ssod ANID ie ae c 2 ve Fs ee e by neh b SHqog Swouy i 3 : 4 12) Ty ey cD SNOW 2p) hddoy a x % BMD © ta ae 2 ae a D cette ea © ary nh odoy ee: 9-2 S) eo, ar v ben. Oh Os Ya ee by aS A Sy ek, Bid ies mee Aad Cs ne ee ll a ae il dail ae a . a ee “ “a8 i ! xe ) NC REF 371.8 MAR 1 Teese. Any Ze | Marion High School f aa “0 a JN azaioagsi3edyN 05 2013 y ne % ‘a, hy : 2 ee. MCDOWELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY ey p viK ty, Ky, % 90 WEST COURT STREET MARION, NC 28752