Mars Hill High School - Azalea Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

-nf if E I .E 1 ' 148 - , , . A, 1 . 'A Thafs Gold in Them Thar Hills xx Q Xt Pres ll '0.K R, 5, 'KC ,R lf'-fi-'fi A NS-f-'JJ ,401 fs I N5-1 QD' i S entln H'-so fc? ,ir ,V R 44' 7 I Publ .Shed by the Sensor Class MARS HILL HIGH SCHOOL Mars Hull North Corollno L I h B - x 1, j fr M 75 I. I .I , ,- if K K, I ' Y Jr 1. I L-TK' , rj' NJ' ggi- 5, . .. - 5,1 .J7'k M ,, .-., lf? ' 'flflkv' Lf-. j ' .l wA,,,:, , 56.1347 M rr . t A ' A 3 '- 'Q ' A A VP 'ff ,f T df-ef, f f , X Lf- 4-,'f A X xy 1:1-3? --' , rf. I 13215. 1, FQ: muffl- Lf A- 'ff f H -15516-A-8 slr.: Q g V ,Nc , 'F A D, TQL' ,fd-,1 I . ,Nz ., 4 gg ' ,fa rf? .1 L 1 - '-iz., I ' lrrsz 7 f' N U In try, x fir- A , I .mr,,. 'lAgSrJ t -il:'i,Ar - :lb , , ' X13 -' , ' .ff 'Q ' 'lf 4 t 5' fm M, '- . ' - K . , V ,-', '. YA. . H YJ. -I . I U M, V V sg, - . ,,. OUR MINING TOWN MARS HILL HIGH SCHOOL MARS HILL COLLEGE BETTY B CLARK Edntor In Chief CAROL KENDALL Assistant Editor PATRICIA ROBINSON Busmess Manager Illildcai FURHUURD As early prospectors searched for gold and grew rich upon finding it, so we, the students of Mars Hill High School, seek the same rich vein of knowledge which can easily be obtained by our efforts to learn, and we find great riches in our possession of learning. At the same time that we secure the gold of knowledge, we also mine the silver ore of participation in school organizations and athletics. In each of the phases of school life in which we participate, we find our own lives enriched by our share of the fine ore of wisdom which contributes to a balanced life. Just as miners used their mines wisely, we should show our appreciation of our centers of learning by wise, careful utilization of the time spent in these centers. This annual, the assay report of our school's gold, shows our ore to be of very high value. As you, the students, browse through this yearbook, we who have com- piled it hope that it will serve as a lasting reminder of our school's contribution to our wealth of learning. HSSHUIHB i ,,,lA,,,w an f if ill K-x X INTRODUCTION ............ DEDICATION ............... FACULTY ........ CLASSES ......... ORGANIZATIONS ......... ATHLETICS ....... SERVICE ......... ADVERTISING .... CUIIIEIIIS HEI II IIB WWQTYFT wh' Ng' ,I I 'W -tif 'I ,J nw, C . Af, ,Q U. ' . ,, . , if , gi ,1 If '. I '-E T , , , . 1? 'av-fwfr I 2' 'hu . ' ,, .. A 5 I M. f 'f I,-1 nr-4, ' I ,,,- ' l. . - g--:- , , , A . gr: SC -- Q-1-'.'.1.-2-1' i'a7'J?' . 1 ' 1 ' ' ' - N .Eiga iilzx-1-'-'Z-2 I. ' iv, F. 14114--:nk au! :qi ,Q . J 11, , I R1 ,J ' gif YW' I Gif 'KW E323 45 'XA U-,UQVM Stands our dear old Hugh School, Noble, grand, and true. W3 Neath Barley s lofty mountaln, ngfw Underneath the Southern blue, g Hcnl fo thee our Alma Mater Hall to red and whlfe Loyalty To thee we pledge A Dear old Mars Hill High. aww, 'M' WA Ule Ulill Remember Hs we See Her 4-4, . . not only imparting wisdom through teaching, but counseling to prepare us for our world of tomorrow. Egan..- 1?P ' also Mr. Neill. . .a iolly good fellow ...always considering the welfare of each student . . .continually making im- provements. . . we trust him as a guide in our search for higher values . To you, the Seniors of i958 I extend hearty congratulations for your excellent work on this year s annual lt is a lasting record of the i957-i958 school year, a year which has been characterized by consistent improvements. My sincere hope is that this year swork may inspire students of future years to continue to make improve- ivgfrfig VXQCQ MRS ETHEL MOYERS Englush Guidance MRS EILEEN WOOD French EngIlsh MRS EVELYN ENGLISH Hustory Englrsh Guides. . . We appreclateour teachers they guude us an our class work orgamzatnons and athletics drrect our prolects help us envlslon a rnch future and raduate the type of happlness and strength that makes each day worth whale We owe them so much we now take time to say Thanks Wx. Iv' 1 '-9 Q vw- gf H C EDWARDS Science J D WALLIN Socnal Scuences MARIETTA SMITH Mathemat s I 1 i I I -- ' ll ll . ,ev K al . X U I . I . mr in . 'YL I 'V' AP Q' .- 3 K . 5 I D I Y f I gl X . . Y , 1. , Q ms I , I 4, J f , . M, K - . . . 1 gt 1 , wg v Eg MRS. VIOLET SAMS English, Librarian BILL BENNETT Afhlehcs Clvlcs ELIZABETH MCCON NELL Home Economucs CLYDE PEEK Athletics Hlsfory In Uur l 'UQV xi? 11 9' 'Qs- ,vs-og W... mf f' If earch MRS. HAZEL surnss R English, General Science Q' MARTHA WILSON Business J E MCINTIRE Agriculture JOHN LACKEY E . 211.5 ' ' , ' ' x N 'Q ' l 1 , ' A , 1 5 ' ly-1 . . a :X -4 -iii 6. T. -'Iii , 5 ' , ' Q X , as Bond x ' A 4.:. ' ' 2-5? 11 2' :QT-'24 -Q, V . J HIGGINS MRS EDNA ENGLISH ANNIE YOUNG MRS THADA ROBERTS NANCY ANDERSON For Knowledge GLEN WHITT 2' -K ,ern BERNICE AMMONS MRS VERA EVILSIZOR MRS CLOTA LIPPARD fi' X k II In MRS MINNIE EBBS ,JV MRS JULIA CODY WS' JESSIE ME TCALF MRS JEANETTE GRIGG MRS GLADYS AMMONS MRS LOLA WILDE MRS RUBY RAMS EY Us MRS MABLE CARTER I - MRS TRILBYSAMS X q... MRS AYRIS BRIGGS MRS KITTY ROBINSON I I. fl., , W ,cr ..,, 1 5 ' , . R. . . 1' I 39 4 A ,- , 4 I .HLA 'P' S W sn V if ,Vg ,, , if ' U - I. I 0 V pl. F5 ' 15 fv' e. 'S I 1- ,gg If QQ , X -. M . In gl H136 4 I LI I A 0 , I if-I ' ig ' is gg Q , .1 4h , ' A , Av - Qt? Q n , 3 gs N. Q V1 , Q - N v A , f Q . 9 3 'vi Q E D' - XA Ir- , Q Vt 41. . Q- 6' , ,, X - ,-. L. A I 4 ' ,- gg . , , .xx ' S x xg L J .-35 515-f' Q K 'AS X' O' N 1 I ali Lv X E. ff Q' ...dr 'Y ll - ,xo 2:2 ' fa PJ , 4 Q A 1,4 n -Q - 75 I I 'ir i ' ' f .fffar A 1 2' - r '. ' ' ' 'vv ' KL ,uni 1 ' . it vs .. , ,K AKA ' , N ff f .Qi ,I N14 , , 'f , P'Z? W A ' v. 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' 'atvvf 1 Q' .y w '1 4 - e lima, x X 'f 1 N 1 1' ' ' - '+- - ..' , ' 'wwf '-'---P -.,. .,, . A , f ' , I , .Qw' ,X ., A. V--. '4 Y If k . , , , . A I A Q , , ' fi - x F J' J , X my A I I I I SHIRLEY ALLEN Frnendly llkes to Iaugh at and wuth people always happy AVA LEE BALLARD Good natured fr lendly always ready to help NORMA PRUELLA BANKS Always loughxng and full of fun wnllong to take a yoke .attruc tuve personaluty CORA LEE BOONE Studious . . .sincere. . .nice per- son to be around. 1 Cv 'mms-mv Wx? fm sl f Psgg 'Veda i ,QQ 'N' 'ax 9x PHILIP BALL Athletlcally able sports lover easy to know and get along with BILL EURIS BALLARD Q u I et untul known reserved actions alwayswllllngtohelp MARY JANE BASS Known and l llced by everyone certamly deserves her tu tl e of Best All Around DAVlD LLOYD BRADLEY Big teaser .friendlywith every- body. . .always ready to do his share. HILDA BRIGGS Worries constantly but makes worth whsle ranks near the top In her grades knows all the gossnp PAUL BUCKN ER Sm ll ang face always has a remark. energetic dlSflhCllVe DONALD LEE CALDWELL JR Good nn typnng and basketball energetnc happy BETTY B CLARK Fraendly gleam nn her eye gust naturally mce already has her MRS degree Qu. BENJAMINF BROWN Free and easy going never worrles fun loving but wlse JOHN H BURRY Friendly .sometumes hestutters .r but always happy ASTOR CARTER Easy going and good natured everybody consuders Astor hrs frlend T ANDREA CODY Studuous wuth an average th at shows at tall n trustworthy makes her tame worth whnle '- U if T A ' - D N T T X or 9- 3 L95 ... . k Cx I . . ' . nos l I . SEHIUHS DEDRICK CODY Dearly loves third period. . .good looking . . .always at ease. GERALDINE DOAN Neat and attractive .friend to many sweet smlle In fact she s sweet JOANN DYCUS Natural type anything for fun loves basketball EUDALE EDWARDS Friendly gran soft spoken her nimble fingers make for ex pert typing vv- lo- z ' l958 VERNON DAVIS The quiet kind. . .capable of efficiency andperfection... always agreeable. ELIZABETH DUCK Third finger left hand IS an added feature Individual type always easy going GLENNA EDMONDS Reserved and quiet likeable person way of her own HAROLD DEAN EDWARDS Quiet sometimes studies hard ready wuthafriendly greeting JOYCE LEE EDWARDS Preparmgfor the Business World generous listens more than she talks JANIE FERGUSON Striking looks come h nth er smile sweet, cooperative and generous TERROLD FOX Most popular boy in the class . friendlygreetings. . c h ee rfui smiles. HAROLD HENSLEY Easy to please. . .minds his own affairs . . .not bad looking either . qu.. -r in- YWWTQ YQ? is 'S' JOAN ENGLISH Already has her most important degree alwayswnllrngto listen quiet and kind MARTIN FOX Seldom seen without Joann Za... fb S. smlle for everyone full of fun JEAN GOSNELL Sma chile ..long brown locks. . adores a good time SEHIUHS HELEN HENSLEY Makes friends quickly. . .always pleasant. . . happy-go-lucky . CAROL KEN DALL Bel leves in performing tasks well voices don t come finer one of the marshals FRANCES McMAHAN Congenlal as they come terestlng to know attractive appearance GORDON METCALF Naturally c u rl y hair very cooperative .pleasmgperson a ity 41 .J 4-of f iid Z5 T i958 JOY LOU HENSLEY Able seamstress . . .possesses that class spirit. . .interesting talker DAVID LYNCH will to work and ability to accomplish :eserved but ready expresses his knowledge when called on CAROL ANN METCALF Fulloffun good sport always agreeable R C METCALF Ta very friendly willing to help or be helped JANETTE MORGAN Tall brunette atlwletrcally able loves to laugh DONALD PONDER Nlcean qunet soft ow vonce has many frlends VIRGINIA DARE RANDOLPH Wlllnng to help gayand care free wrth the world fast talker LUTHER RICE Gentle nature eyes that twunklewhenhesmules .always friendly RQ' Q' 4- Z' SHIRLEY PEEK Smiles thatattract .unchange ablyfrlendly wxlllngtowork R .I PROFFITT Has red haur freckles and a su nny smlle seems to enloy IIVIHQ EDNA JANE RICE Has naturally curly hour one who takes her work sernously frrend to the end NORMA LORETTA RICE Serious student loves a small town always has a welcome smnle plans to be called Teacher MARILYN RIGSBY Quiet worker never a harsh word kind and unselfnsh BERNICE ROBINSON Tapping toes and typing fingers gay and carefree with the world smiles for all MARIE SHELTON A tall girl with a lot of energy nature that s determined rare wit concealed by quiet exterior JAMES SHOOK Quiet, but capable .. accom- modating. . free with greetings Q. WAYNE ROBERTS Remember Mort '9 slow bUf sure good In athletics PATRICIA ROBINSON Unlimited capabilities an music sparkling personal ity picture of poise DELLA LOUISE SHOOK So quiet you never know she s coming tal she s gone takes life easy reservedly fraendly LOIS SHOOK Takes life seriously . striking smile .dimples. HOWELL SMITH Generous w n th hrs time I ways ready to lend a helpmg hand good natured CAROLYN TU GMAN Known as Peggy always manageS to get everythmg done 5 q u IC k sweet and under standing VERA WALDRUP A good buddy composed but not too sersous dependable Q 'Og an The XV 17' WILLIE JO SPRINKLE Sees more than the covers of her books .fastflngers In typlng makes her time worth while SAM VANCE Goodstudent .conservative makes a fine prospector SUPERLHTIVES BEST ALL AROUND Jane Bass Dedruck Cody Jane and Dedrlck, our Best All Around sensors have accomplished much In their hugh school careers Especially In athletncs and organxzatnons have thenr and at the some fume they try to keep up thelr class work A finer couple could not h ve e honored forowell balanced QQ P I-we cf! IH: r 'ts PZ MR AND MISS MARS HILL HIGH Frances McMahon Phulup Ball Vvnth theur grand personalutues and senses of humor, Frances and Phul up wull have many trrends and success wherever they go They have made a wonderful contrubutnon to our class f l I I 1 .Y , ,1 W-v-v-W... ,,.. ,, A W el? V S-h 't ' 'S W I M ml' pr l i nf' . . . . . . X Q well-rounded personalities been evident, J sell e. - .ig 5 ' Y 'T QT -1- i. .L l- ...,-.-,--L U 2 2 BEST LOOKING Jean Gosnell David Bradley Q- We had no trouble in selecting Jean r and David as the Best Looking in the senior class. They both participate in many activities and conscientiously perform their duties. They were chosen notonly for their handsome features, but also because of their pleasing personalities, jolly disposi- tions and friendly ways. ' W I . X - , K J . I X5 X X ' W FRIENDLIEST Virginia Randolph R. C. Metcalf Chick and R. C. have won with warm smiles, the friendship ofthe students as well as the faculty. Splendid attitudes and a pleasant greeting to everyone they meet have won them many friends . SENIOR SUPERLHTIVES 1? MOST ATHLETIC Joy Lou Hensley Howell Smnth Undoubtedly Joy Lou and Howell are our most a th l et I c Sensors Both of them have partncupated un all sports open to them Howell In football basketball and base ball, andJoy Lou an cheerleadlng and basketball Not only have they both been leaders on theur teams but at all fumes they have exhlbxted good sportsmanship Truly they deserve the tntle Most Athletic X BEST S PORTS Joann Dycus Martln Fox When thungs don t turn out lust right for some persons, they become greatly upset But no matter what happens around them Martin and Joann are always ableto keep asmnlnng countenance and a healthy attltude There could be no better sports an our class than these two students wi 9 ll its l l l 1 sf ll ll fl! l V T as A T ll -' 3 .R i :rsv- :zzz 5 L : :sexe 1, ..,.. Z1 :Hi 1 1 l l .irf . L f l ,sf i SEHIU MOST STUDIOUS Betty B. Clark David Lynch During the tour years that Betty and David have been in high school they have maintained a high scholastic average in all their subjects. They have been very We are sure that their consistent good work 4 .3-me 4 . A X-1 f mf ' f A I I pl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andrea Cody John H . Burry The members of the Senior Class have a great deal of admiration for Andrea and John Tl' students have proved their determination to succeed by hard work in all their academic subiects although they have not neglected extra-curricular activities either. Surely they must succeed their chosen vocations. active in all extra -curricular activities. will carry them far in their chosen fields. li lll UPEMHTIVES X MOST TALENTED Carol Kendall Wflyne R0l9eff5 Carol and Wayne are talented in many ways. Not only are tl'1eY bell' line musicians, but they are also accomplished in ofher phases of a well-balanced life. They have made valuable contributions to our school life. X MOST POPULAR Patricia Robinson Terrold Fox Patricia and Terrolcl possess the true qualities of popularity. Their cordiality toward other students is always evidentg they never hesitate to support the school activities. The title Most Popular is one which they certainly merit. SEIIIUH IIIIIEIIIUIIU PHILIP BALL F F A I2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Football Co Captam3 4 Baseball I 2 Monogram Clubl 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 Bus Drlver 3 4 Superlatvve 4 F F A Treasurer 4 Student Councnl AVA LEE BALLARD F T A 2 3 4 HClubI 2 3 GleeClubI 2 34 SenlorPlay Director 4 BILL EURIS BALLARD F A I 2 NORMA PRUELLA BAN KS GleeCIubI 2 34 4HClubI 234 F TA 3 HomeEco nomucs I 2 MARY JANE BASS Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Junuor Varsaty Basketball I F H A 2 3 4 Secretary ofF H A 4 HomeL onomlcs I 2 Basketball Manager 3 F T A 2 3 4 F T A Reporter4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Superlatnve 4 Semor Play 4 Monogram Club4 PaperStaff4 4 H Club I 2 3 4 CORA LEE BOONE FHA 234 BetaClub34 FTA 234 Math Club4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 4 H Clubl 2 3 4 Home Ecanomlcs I 2 Paper Staff 4 DAVID LLOYD BRADLEY Junior VarsntyFootball 2 Basketball 2 3,4 Baseball 4 Baseball Manager 2 Math Club 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Presndent 3 Superlatnve 4 Semor Play 4 HILDA MAY BRIGGS Class Presrdent I 4 H Clubl 2 3 4 JunlorVarsaty Basketball I StudentCounculI Beta Club 2 3 4 F T A 2 3 4 Secretary of F T A 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Choral Clmlc Representative 3 Paper Staff 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Semor Play 4 Monogram Club 4 Cheerleader Co Captam4 Home Economncsl 2 Office Staff4 Marshal 3 F H A 2 3 4 BEN F BROWN F F A I 2 Glee Club3 4 Math Club4 PAUL BUCKNER F F A I 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball I Monogram Club 4 4 H Club I JOHN HAMPTON BURRY F F A I 2 3 4 Vrce Presndent of F F A 4 Superlatuve4 DONALD LEE CALDWELL, .IR Baseball Manager 2 Paper Staff 3 Basketball 3 4 Football Manager 3 Glee Club 3 4 Monogram Club 4 ASTOR CARTEP F H A 2 34 GIeeClubI 44 HCIubI 24 PaperStaff4 Home Economscs I 2 BETTY B CLARK Glee Clubl 2 4 Home Economics I 2 4 H Club I 2 3 4 4 HClubOff1cer3 4 BetaClub2 34 F T A 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Class Presndent 2 Paper Staff I 2 3 Declamatnon Con test Winner 2 Editor of Annual 4 Student Councnl 3 4 Stu dent Councll Offncer 3 4 F H A Presldent 3 Cul lowhee Edltor s Roundtable 4 Library Staff 3 Offnce Staff 4 Semor Play Dlrector 4 Home Economics Award 2 Superlatuve 4 Mar shal 3 ANDREA LEE CODY F H A 2 344 HClubI 2 34 BetaClub2 34 BetaClub Reporter 3 Paper Staff 3 4 Assistant Editor of Paper 3 Edutor of Paper 4 Student Council I 2 4 Offlce Asssstant 4 Super Iatlve4 Class Pres:dent4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 F T A 2 3 4 Home Economlcs I 2 Lubrary Club 3 Marshal 3 DEDRICK CODY F F A I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Bus Drlver 2 3 4 Monogram Club4 F F A President 4 F F A Reporter 3 Superlatnve 4 4 H Club I VERNON DAVIS F F A I 234 MathCub4 SHIRLEY GERALDINE DOAN F HA 234 F H A Treasurer4 4 HClubI 2 34 Home Economlcsl 2 F T A 2 3 4 Vice President ofF T A 4 Glee Clubl 2 4 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 4, Cullowhee Edrtor s Roundtable 4 Semor Play 4 Plano I BERTHA JOANN DYCUS H Club3 4 F T A 3 4 Monogram Club4 Basketball I 2 Superlatnve 2 GLENNA EDMONDS H A 2 3 Glee Club I 4 4 H Club I 2,4 HomeEconomncs EUDALE EDWARDS H Clubl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 4 Home Economncs I 2 Plano I Future Teachers 3 4 Paper Staff 4 JOYCE LEE EDWARDS 4 HCIubI 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Future Teachers3 4 Offlce Staff 4 Paper Staff 3 Plano I 2 Home Economncs I HAROLD EDWARDS JANIE FERGUSON 4 H Club 2 3 4 Lnbrary Club4 Glee Club I 2 MARTIN DAVID FOX A I2 3 4 F F A Treasurer2 F F A Secretar Baseball 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 Superlatuve 4 Class Secretary and Treasurer I TERROLD FOX 4 H Club I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Beta Club 3 Superlatnve 4 JEAN GOSNELL Glee Club I 2 3 4 4 H Club I 2 3 4 Junlor Varsnty Basket ball I Library Club 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Basketball3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Home Economlcs I 2 Superlatuve4 HELEN HENSLEY 4 HCIub12 3 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Home Economics I 2 F H A I2 4 Paper Staff4 1 1 1 1 ' 0' ' 1111 1111 ' 11 11 - - . 1 ll 1 111 11 1 1 1 11 1- - - 1 1 1 1 ' 4. . . . . 11' 1 ,j , 1 ,Q - - - 1 I1- 1 1 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1. 1 1 11 1 F- - v 1 l3l4' 1 1 1 1 I1' - - 1 11 11 1 ' 1 1 11 ' 11 11- ' '1 ' 1 - - 1 - 1 Ili 111 ll: , ,p 1. . . , . . . 1 Ili 1- - - ll 1 1' ' - . 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MARY BELLE SHOOK CRAYTON SMITH PATRICIA SPRINKLE REX SPRINKLE BRENDA TAYLOR LINDA TAYLOR JACK THOMASON BRENDA TOMBERLIN JOE TOMBERLIN VERLIN WALDRUP WANDA LOU WALDRUP SUE WHITLEY BARBARA WILDE CLAUDIA WORLEY Ns HIESHIIIEII SANDRA METCALF SHIRLEY METCALF WANDA GAIL METCALF LARRY MORGAN EDITH NORTON FRANKLIN NORTON DONALD RADFORD DORIS RADFORD HAZEL RAMSEY JUDY RANDOLPH BRENDA RAY JOYCE RAY JUDY RAY BRENDA RICE DONALD RICE KENNETH RICE CAROLYN RIGSBY BENNY ROBERTS LANE ROBERTS WANDA ROBERTS BRUCE ROBINSON JIMMY ROBINSON J P ROBINSON JOYCE ROBINSON NILA ROBINSON WILLIAM ROBINSON CAROLYN SHELTON JOYCE SHELTON ROBBIE SHELTON '2- J s - .. 2 A -- g . , tv ' X -L 1- 5. XT I f1s. A I W, , g -2' . I 1 ag ,IX CI I3 'V . 'A ,fyfr I' ' Sv 9 ' ft: -I , T? 5 J ,I x'fx I ' I . x',' , I., ',,E A , H L V , ,I iffydgx , 4 1, I I, ,W - f . 1 I ' V .L Y- ix- V - . . 'V . , T2 .f- , 4 X I ' 'I h is V? I3 S LAWRENCE ROBINSON , T ', Is ' R V ' I -, , ,C 4 - ' .f X I J' S :TEE 4 I IX ' ff ST T J L .gh , :sr xl' xx Ev fI I V- X K , X I 5 JA fvifll I N A Q.- -Q . 3,1 A Q f ,', X A I 'Xi' ' Q ,, I If-f A . ' 1 --- r F f Genius at work Ambutlon should be made of sferner stuff X . nf' . , ' -- x Q, S5 ' x -A or .1 X, U .V A , V X A ir' ' in .. . 5 V. J' ll ' ll fi' sw, K , If 9 ', , QW Q ff 'gf' 1,3 ,J 5 f , Ji:-5 Q x E ' K . f X ? 1 f ll ' ' Il 'N W. y . I' . 1 V 2 . . f . n ci , ' ,,.....4 ' I 4 f--.-0 Where s Hilda? His just reward. Uhllzmg the homeroom perlod 59 's... Vs Those tltterang Juniors Never a dull moment A snow man IS better than no man What shall l tell Mr Neill? g My last problem '1 1' X That club meehng Q. a l Ei V, Q km V . ' ' is ,, ,. A ' W 4 , 93- e A ' K Q 1 3 4 rt Q' ,J t -, 71 l g., , J 8 .Ay 3 9 V- -L ' , 0 .. A 6 ,Z I U ,255 ' A .l 'uw' l 1 -1 ,a e e t .X e, 5 ll l '. -ll V Q w A , A ' 1 , , ' 'fa A ig W B. ,T ,N 5 , lf, ft' f 1 Q 1 1 Y i X, 3? . - M: t X, f ft f t as F 'T A 4 ' .I First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Cody, Judy Wheeler, Mary Ruth English, Eileen Moore, Ruby Jo Rice, Ruby lrene Rice, Sarah Beth Richardson, Glenda White, Henrietta Shook, Irene Burry. Second Row: Sharon Brown, Judy McKinney, Willie Ramsey, Mary Ann Hollifield, Barbara Mace, Rita Thomas, Maxine Cody, J ack i e Fender, Claude Tweed. Third Row:C. L. Yelton, Curlie Horton, Lane Ogle, Arthur Davis, James Hembree, O 'Neil Shelton, PatSams. EIGHTH GRHDES First Row, Left to Right: Junior Adams, Roger Buckner,Charles Smith, Jerry Allen, Joyce Hunter, Donna Jenkins, Lois Sprinkle, L. V. Clark, Marvin Willis, Curtiss Rice. Second Row: Iva LeeWillis, Pauline Briggs, Ann Huff, Rita Buckner, Sue Carol Honeycutt, Ossie Mae Ledford, Eula Ponder, Joan Wooten, Glenda Dycus, Mr. Higgins. Third Row: Forrest Ponder, Roy Carter, Arnold Dean, Thomas Huff, Delbert Buckner, Frank Davis, Jimmie Buckner. 3, 55 was First Row, Left to Right: Reva Slagle, Marie Edwards, Dianne Goode, Wilma Hamlin, Alma Jean Shook, Dean Grindstaff, Roger Sprinkle, Junior Riddle, Ralph Rice. Second Row: Mr. Whitt,Maxine Letterman, Katherine McGhee, Marie Gardner, Wilodine Fender, Shirley Fore, Geneva Robinson, Gerald Gosnell, Neal Willis, Leonard Coffey, Thomas Capps. Third Row: Gus Ballard, Jack Slagle, Elwood Taffer, John Bradley, Oscar Robinson, C arrol l Metcalf, James Roberts, Doyle Taffer, Ted Bailey. URGHHIZHIIUHS 1 .... .I K. ., 4 3 'Y' . K 1 fu., . ix urqanlzmq sea ll Milli K- -9 Seated, Left to Right: Wayne Roberts, Assistant Business Manager, Patricia Robinson, Business Manager, Geraldine Doan, Feature Editor, Betty B. Clark, Editor-in-chief, Carol Kendall, Associate Editor, Joan Dycus, Art Editor, Bernice Robinson, Typist. Standing: Howell Smith, Sports Editor, David Lynch, Literary Editor, Mrs. Moyers, Sponsor. . .. - -.. .. . - ..... ......- ... . l . rg HllllUHl Slllli For the past nine months, the members of the annual staff have spent every spare moment busily working on the annual. There have been many problems to solve, but slowly, the completed annual has emerged from all of the confusion. We hope that through the years, each time you turn its pages, it will bring back many precious memories, and that you will enioy itas much as we have enioyed, preparing it for you. Left to Right: David Lynch, Patricia Robinson, Geraldine Doan, Betty B. Clark, Carol Kendall, Joann Dycus, Wayne Roberts. X uw q , '--. '.,,-. 7 P, Arlll R . I JE ' l! gf fs.: . , . 1 REA 146' , E' ' .'ir,.-, :Y 1?-2 L, Betty B. Clark, Editor, Carol Kendall Associate Editor, Patricia Robinson, Busi- ness Manager, Mrs. Moyers, Sponsor. PaperStaff. . . typewriters that wouldn't spell right...deadlines which had to be met. . .headlines that refused to fit ...people that disappeared with valu- able information.. .These are common problems for the members of the paper staff, and they have solved them very admirably. When the paper comes out and theysee all of the excitement, the reporters feel well rewarded. Standing, Left toRight: Ruth Ann Carter Martha Wilson Sponsor Helen Hensley Hazel West Carolyn Rngsby Helen Jenkins, Louella Ponder Karen Whitley Ophard Willis Bull Jarvis Larry McLaughlin Jane Bass Joy Lou Hensley. Seated, Left to Right Eudale Edwards Astor Carter Sylvia Silvers Andrea Cody Norene Shook Sharon Tomberlin Judy Elam Beth Briggs Cora Lee Boone l 0- A l K 'ill up-1 4 r'9'i rv! 5 9, lxpvg Yms-v fS i I i '4Y 'YY AR Utticers SAM VANCE President BETTY B. CLARK Vice-President OPHARD WILLIS Secretary J. D. WALLIN Sponsor SIUIIEIII COUNCIL ' Lietwwit The StudentCounciI isogood example of democracy in action. Its members are quick to notice problems which may arise, and they co-operate in finding the best means to solve them. They try to keep in mind the welfare of their fellow students and to make all of their decisions accordingly. First Row, Left to Right: Gale Metcalf, Bobby Robinson, Betty B. Clark, Andrea Cody, Carolyn Rigsby, Brenda White, Joyce Ray, Louella Ponder. Second Row: Jo Whitt, Howell Smith. Third Row: Sam Vance, Helen Metcalf, Philip Ball, Max Gibbs, Joann Dycus, Ophord Willis. Fourth Row: R. C Metcalf, Crayton Smith, Jr., Lane West. I -wa. fr-A. I ir 4 The National Beta Club is an organization of high school students of good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendableattitudes. Its members are students who have been designated by the high school authorities as worthy of special recognition because of outstanding attainment and promise. During their years in high school, they must maintain a good scholastic record and show qualities of leadership. First Row, Left to Right: Patricia Robinson, Faith Edwards, Linda Wilde, Franklin Anderson. Second Row: Mrs. Hazel Suttles, Sponsor, Joy Lou Hensley, Patricia Proffitt, Louella Ponder. Third Row: Andrea Cody, Cora Lee Boone, Glayds Ponder, Judy Elarn, Carol Kendall, Nellie .lo Ledford, Lucille S rinkle, Sharon Tomberlin . Fourth Row: Betty B. Clark, Helen Jenkins P 1 Helen Metcalf, Barbara Metcalf, Norene Shook, Bernice Robinson. Fifth Row: David Lynch, Wayne Roberts, Sam Vance, Ronald Rich, Lane West, Ophard Willis. Not Pictured: Willie Jo Sprinkle. wa' ' I .,,4 , l 2 if N Qi 1,. XT W., pefsf' -L rat' 1 -X NN..- Xb-, Utticers PATRICIA ROBINSON President FAITH EDWARDS Vice-President LINDA GAII. WILDE Secretary FRANKLIN ANDERSON Treasurer BETH CLUB HIHHS Hlll HIGH BHHD The band is a familiar part of high school life. No football game would be complete without the halftime performance of the band, nor can spirits be lifted quite so quickly as by their spirited renditions. They assure the teams in a musical way that the students are behind them IOO percent. The marching formations have delighted everyone with their originality, and the authentic western costumes have added much variety to their shows. They also represent our school very well in parades in near-by cities. X I f ,fl ff 1 Equally impressive is the effective iob that the band does in the spring concert, after - If ., being formed into a concert band. Concerts are also given in several different schools. V I I - 4 A-T I r Z, in ' Q55 -' ' - lr Q l ri V -X Q - ' 'Z 1 ,, ' I Uur Director wt 'L' To Mr. Lackey goes the credit for the new band uniforms, the WJ' , ' Y.: varied half-time shows, repaired instruments, and the many other A ' improvements which were made this year. M' V I Y .as i ss., L A f K.. ll V21 'Qs 332' ,..f--' r 'J if rsfi . y h.t Officers Left to Right: Ruth Ann Carter, Librarian, Hazel West, Librarian, Jennie Lou Roberts, Vice-President, Bobby Edwards, President. i 1w, L-nf' ' , , rN.,, 4' - PN' n,x44i , ,,i.,, iff, D 6 I, kan ps flxfqg fl 5 f' 'ivg' '94 1 it E 'Tr L .A I i' ,-1 Nui. ..f , , -fl . U ' I I - ..-. I V, , . ' 1 ' ' 4 . jr ' First Row, Lett to Right: Mary Emma Edwards, Harry Lee Ramsey, Dean Ballard, Larry McLaughlin, Ann Corn, Maxine Letterman, Linda Gail Wilde, Patricia Robinson. Second Row: Louella Ponder, Larry Holt, Bobby Vance, Joyce Hunter, Pauline Briggs, Hope Fox, Mary Sue Mclntire, Jimmy Ray, Mary Ella Phillips, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Amma Jean Shook, Charles Smith, Jimmy Phillips. Third Row: Holland Kendall, Forrest Ponder, Ossie Ledford, Judy Ray, John David McGee, Jimmy Buckner, Bobby Edwards, Eric Blackwell, Lane Roberts, Butch Suttles, Jerry Allen. CLARINET QUARTET Left to Right: Pauline Briggs, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Beth Briggs. f v'l? - .4 MAJORETTES Left to R ig h t Patricia Proffitt, Louella Ponder, Lucille Sprinkle Faith Edwards, Patricia Robinson Joy Buckner. 1' fi 4 ,fy BV film? Wii i V it I P ' 'M i'ffiQl?'f? s f JUNIOR BAND 43 I K 71. yy'-up ge ar 4' .'J.' gif 1 4 i il ,qky 5 'AY 1 4 ' 1- if . , u, - J I BLEE CLUB ofrr H The members of the Glee Club find that a greatdeal of time and hard work must go into the preparation of ' ' musical programs, but the results are worth the effort. Each year, their music is a welcome addition to our Christmas program, Baccalaureate service, and gradu- ation exercises. Left to Right: Lane West, President, Patricia Robinson, Vice-President, Carol Kendall, Secretary. First Row, Left to Right: H. C. Edwards, Director, Joy Lou Hensley, Jane Bass, Patricia Robinson, Carol Kendall, Geraldine Doan, Barbara Wilde, Mary Ella Phillips, Mary Sue Mclntire, Emily Corn, Gladys Ponder, Helen Metcalf, Nancy Kendall, Barbara Doan, Beth Briggs, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Carol Davis. Second Row: Carolyn Rigsby, Brenda Radford, Jean Randolph, Jackie Gentry, Astor Carter, Jennie Lou Roberts, Carolyn Tugman, Jeanette Grooms, Linda Honeycutt, Edna Jane Rice, Virginia Randolph, Lucille Sprinkle, Linda Wilde, Patty Shook, Hazel Jane Hall, Geneva Wyatt, Tommy Ann Peek, Judy Elam, Betty B. Clark. Third Row: Elizabeth R i ce, Norene Shook, Ada Lou English, Naomi Honeycutt, Claudell Cody, Sharon Tomberlin, Jeanette Metcalf, Helen Hensley, Louella Ponder, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Ray, Cora Lee Boone, Patricia Proffitt, Sandra Metcalf, Wanda Ramsey. Fourth Row: Andrea Cody, Norma Banks, Jo Whitt, Jean Gosnell, Joy Buckner, Jeanette Burleson, Louise Ponder, Vera Waldrup, Eudale Edwards, Joyce Edwards, Magdalene Robinson, Ruth Richardson, Sandra Edwards, Judy Buckner. F ifth Row: Butch Suttles, David Lynch, John David McGee, Charles Yelton, David Ramsey, Ben Brown, Lyndall English, Lane West, Franklin Anderson, Wayne Roberts, David Bradley, Sam Vance, . 'VI ' f P QM X ,Qt-Af' ff1DF 'T C2 fx-'Mi ..--A '1'J 1 W i' is -S A-LJ .LA UHUHHL CLINIC llEPllESElliHilVES Left to Right: Patricia Robinson, Butch Suttles, Judy Elam, Franklin Anderson, Hilda Briggs, Carol Kendall, Lane West, Hazel West, David Lynch, Ruth Ann Carter. The members of the band who were selected to attend the Western Carolina Col lege Band Clinic enjoyed two days of recreation and rehearsals. They made many new friends, and as proof of their ability, the large band, composed of all of the repre- sentatives, gave a public concert. -ug .4 The choral clinic repre- sentatives who attended the annu al Mars Hill College Choral Clinic were chosen after careful try-outs. They s p e nt many hours learning the music and rehearsed for two days with representatives from other schools. The Choral Clinic banquet and the concert were highlights of their days spent at Mars Hill College. Bllllll Blllllll REPRESEHTHTIVES Left to Right, First Row: Beth Briggs, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Faith Edwards, Jennie Lou Roberts. Second Row: Franklin Anderson, Butch Suttles, Lane West. ,I T he members of the library staff are very essential to the smooth operation of the library. Their biggest duty is checking books for the students, but there are also many small jobs which con- sume much time and energy. Almost all of us, at some time, have received help from one of these girls. N . N v x is ,R ' K ' 2 .1 ,, aye ' 7 HW I '4 . x I ,L Rau if J S M hwwfwgi' 2 LIBHHHEI Slllii Left to Right: Janie Ferguson, Shirley Peek, Sylvia Silver, Tommy Ann Peek, Martha Mclntosh, Virginia Randolph. Not Pictured: Willie .lo Sprinkle. Left to Right: Betty B. Clark, Frances McMahon, Joyce Edwards, Andrea Cody, Bernice Robinson. .x NI pf The members of the staff are carefully selected according to theirefficiency and dependability. Each girl works in the office for one period every day. Their many duties are time- consuming but rewarding. They receive valuable train- ing and experience in secre- tarial work and the gratitude of the principal and of their fellow students. I I I I I I F '- w 7 9: , J, TC WP. , v ' o I , . ,. , , A 4' 9 I X M Left to Right: Andrea Cody, Hilda Briggs, David Lynch, Betty B. Clark, Carol Kendall. HIHHSHHLS The honor of becoming a marshal is not easily obtained. It goes to those who are willing to work for it. These students worked diligently to achieve and maintain a high scholastic record. Because of this, they were chosen Junior Marshals and were privileged to take part in the graduation exercises. llllllllllilllllll lIlUB QQ Tfi 5 ' r it y Q ' it ,. it I 4 f T iff Q V fx f5s,,,,,f'h T I N , N , tg ,, ,nz as I T :Wy First Row, Left to Right: Louella Ponder, John Grindstaff, Lucille Sprinkle, Lucille Hamlin, Jean Gosnell, Wayne Roberts, David Bradley, Sam Vance, Lane Merrill, Jackie Whitt. Second Row: Jackie Keith, Max Gibbs, Joann Dycus, Gladys Ponder, Barbara Metcalf, Jo Whitt, Philip Ball, J. D. Thomason, Floyd Grindstaff, Maynard Cody. Third Row: Jane Bass, Joy Lou Hensley, Dedrick Cody, Donald Caldwell, Brenda Ponder, Joel Murray, Howell Smith, Dave Ball, Gay Greene, Paul Buckner. 1.4 x' -..f 'Q eggs, COACHES BILL BENNETT and CLYDE PEEK - :wt , 5, fi Every aspiring athlete hopes to become a member of the Monogram Club. ln order to become a member, an athlete must earn a letter in one or more sports. There- fore, the M -Club is composed of only the most deserving athletes and the Senior cheerleaders. ,, Future Homemakers of America is the il national organization of pupils who study homemaking in iunior and senior high schools. The m em bers work together for better and happier home lives for everyone.They believe that helping to make happy homes, nowand in thefuture, is one of the most important things that youth can do for democracy. The homes of tomorrow are in the hands of the youth of today. 4 VI V .. K -mug! , ' -wa. .if Utticers Left to Right: Patricia Proffitt, Program Chairman, Geraldine Doan, Treasurer, Vera Waldrup, Vice-President, Miss McConnell, Sponsor, Louella Ponder, President, Jane Bass, S ecretary, Joy Lou Hensley, Reporter. FUTURE HUlIlElllHllfBS Uf Hlllflllllfl First Row, Left to Right: Elizabeth McConnell, Sponsor, Patricia Proffitt, Lucille Sprinkle, Faith Edwards, Sharon Tomberlin, Nellie Jo Ledford, Judy Elam, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Astor Carter, .Jean Gosnell, Virginia Randolph, Helen Hensley, Louella Ponder, Joy Buckner. Second Row: Barbara Jean Doan, Brenda Ray, Judy Buckner, Tommy Ann Peek, Hilda Briggs, Carolyn Metcalf, Patricia Robinson, Brenda White, Sandra Buckner, Patty Shook, Andrea Cody, Linda Wilde, Jennie Lou Roberts. Third Row: Jean Randolph, Alma Dodd, Lynda Hill, Sylvia Silvers, Jeanette Burleson, Carol Kendall, Joyce Ray, Jane Bass, Joy Lou Hensley, Norma Rice, Betty B. Clark, Cora Lee Boone, Cholia Bailey. Fourth Row: Martha Mclntosh, Hope Fox, Judy Ray, Iva Coates , Nancy Kendall, Claudia Worley, Joyce Griffin, Mary Ella Phillips, Beth Briggs, Ada Lou English, Mary Sue Mclntire, Naomi Honeycutt, Jeanette Metcalf. Fifth Row: Sandra Metcalf, Joyce Robinson, Joan Edwards, Barbara Dycus, Carolyn Rigsby, Wanda Ramsey. The Mars Hill Chapter of theFuture Farmers of America earned many honors this year as it has in previous years. Teams from the chapter were prominent in various contests sponsored for F. F. A. boys and displayed outstanding ability. This organization is composed of rural boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. lts primary purpose is to teach members the latest and best farming methods. The many successful farmers who are past members will testify to its effectiveness. I . . 'I Q Q 0. I : L K N 'iv M A f ei' t tl X ', Ufiicers Left to Right: Mr. Mclntire, Advisor, John H. Burry, Vice-President, Donald Anderson, S ecretary, Maynard Cody, Sentinel, Philip Ball Treasurer, David Ball, Reporter, Dedrick Cody, President. fUlUllE iHlllllEllS llf Hlllllllllll F I rst Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: Dave Ball, Philip Ball, John H. Burry, Floyd Grindstaff, Donald Anderson, Dedrick Cody Maynard Cody, J. E. Mclntire, Sponsor. Second Row: Jerry Briggs, M. T. Greene, John Merrill, C. D. Edwards, Stanley Rice Bully Joe Miller, Clifford Boone, Larry McLaughlin. T hird Row: Danny Robinson, John Huff, Benny Roberts, Larry Buckner, Jack Thomason, Lanny Hill, Stanley Waldrup. Fourth Row: Bobby Robinson, Benny Proffitt, Clayton Honeycutt, Bruce Buckner, Leonard Griffin, Bill Ball. Fifth Row: Dale Gillis, Paul Chandler, Bobby Edwards, Leonard Edwards, Larry Phillips, Jerry Hensley. Sixth Row: Gay Greene, Hubert Metcalf, Harold Howell, Max Gibbs, Lyndall English, Harrison Hensley. Seventh Row: Johnny Capps Pender Shook, Gordon Moore, Morris Rice, Edward Fisher, Billy Brown, E. B. Proffitt, Sidney Johnson, Burl Hensely. Eighth Row Lynwood Ballard, James Shook, Butch Bailey, Merrett Sprinkle, Frank Rice, Gerald Anderson, Vernon Davis, J. D. Thomason Harold Hensley. Q NLM! I 'C DOG r-H First Row, Left to Right: Ophard Willis, Ronald Rich, Franklin Anderson, Terrold Fox, Lane West, Norman Wyatt, Joel Murray, Jackie Keith, Jimmy Ray, David Ramsey, Gerald Buckner, Seldon Waldrup, Bill Cody, Woody Ammons, Douglas Ball, E. B. Proffitt, Crayton Smith, Howard lngle, Bobby Buckner, Phil Fox, Riley Brady, Rex Sprinkle, Donald Radford, J. P. Robinson, Jo Whitt, Vera Waldrup, Brenda Ponder, LucilleHamlin, Jeanette Grooms, EvelynShelton, NoreneShook, Geneva Wyatt, Alma Dodd, Jean Randolph, Alda Dodd, Evelyn Bailey, Judy Elam, Frances McMahon, Joann Dycus, Elizabeth Duck, Nellie Ledford, Jean Gosnell, Virginia Randolph, Andrea Cody, Astor Carter, Helen Hensley, Barbara Doan, Geraldine Doan, Patricia Robinson, Betty Clark. Third Row: Mack Ponder, Louise Ponder, Hazel Jane Hall, Jackie Gentry, Sandra Edwards, Ida Davis, Jeanette Metcalf, Ruth Richardson, Hazel Brown, Avanell Silver, Brenda White, Elizabeth Brady, Barbara Dycus, Grace Carter, Alva Reese, Nancy Dycus, Norma Banks, Carolyn Tugman, Hilda Briggs, Cora Lee Boone, Helen Jenkins, Norma Rice, Brenda Ray, Jane Bass, Joy Lou Hensley. Fourth Row: Virginia Rice, Verlin Waldrup, Patsy Fender, lrene Edmonds, Trudy Johnson, Lorraine Wilson, Eula Burry, Carol Davis, Barbara Gardner, Mary Hilemon, Betty Cole, Margie Beaver, Judy Ferguson, Judy Randolph, Jean Tipton, Edith Tweed, Sandra Buckner, Judy Ray, Hope Fox, Martha Mclntosh, Jeanette Metcalf, Jeanette Burleson, Lynda Hill, Sandra Metcalf, Joyce Ray, Carolyn Metcalf, John David McGee. Fifth Row: Tommy Ann Peek, Aldo Ree Honeycutt, Alloree Fox, Eudale Edwards, Karen Whitley, Joyce Lee Edwards, Edna Jane Rice, Janie Ferguson, Brenda Taylor, Marie Coffey, Geneva Robinson, Judy Robinson, Shirley Phillips, Hazel Ramsey, Mary Lewis, Elizabeth Rice, Carolyn Honeycutt, Freda Whitt, Joan Edwards, lva Coates, Joyce Griffin, Claudia Worley, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Butch Suttles. Sixth Row: Linda Taylor, Carolyn Rigsby, Beth Briggs, Nancy Kendall, Mary Ella Phillips, Mary Sue Mclntire, Lucille Sprinkle, Jennie Lou Roberts, Linda Gail Wilde, Faith Edwards, Louella Ponder, Sharon Tomberlin, Joy Buckner, Patricia Proffitt, Ada Lou English, Naomi Honeycutt, ClaudellCody, Sylvia Silver, Wanda Roberts, Doris Shelton, Wilma Cody, Brenda Edwards. 4-H CLUB ,p Ox K 1 Uliicers President LOUELLA PONDER Vice-President FAl-l!lCE5grf3RDS The members of the 4-H Club attempt to live up to their motto: I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my 'ig heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service for my club, my community, and my country. lt is through this clubthat the members learn to be more useful citizens fi in their homes and communities. ?' is 353292 'I W' fglylyfxf, 3 First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: Gale Metcalf, Carol Kendall, Geraldine Doon, Jane Bass. Second Row: Patricia Proffitt, Joy Buckner, Linda Wilde, Lucille Sprinkle, Jennie Lou Roberts, Louella Ponder, Faith Edwards, Sharon Tomberlin, Jean Gosnell, Eula Burry, Brenda White, Genell Griffin, Sandra Edwards. Third Row: Betty B. Clark, Cora Lee Boone, Karen Whitley, Nellie Jo Ledford, Jackie Gentry, Judy Elam, Joann Dycus, Gladys Ponder, Barbara Metcalf, Vera Waldrup, Geneva Robinson, Judy Robinson. Fourth Row: Mrs. Evelyn H. English, Sponsor, Andrea Cody, Joy Lou Hensley, Patricia Robinson, Howard lngle, Ruth Ann Carter, Charles Yelton, Hazel West, David Ramsey, Edna Jane Rice, Joyce Lee Edwards, Eudale Edwards, Naomi Honeycutt. Fifth Row: Billy Cody, Douglas Ball, Jimmy Ray, Butch Suttles. FUTURE TEHUHERS UF HIIIERICH ,Ya i f 9' Utilcers X v President GERALDINE DOAN The Future Teachers Club is composed of students who Vice-P,-esidenf are interested in the teaching profession. Any student HILDA BRIGGS who wishes to ioin must have a B average. Members Secretary help the grammar grade teachers when they are needed MRS. ENGLISH and try to become better acquainted with their chosen Sponsor :W profession. They try to encourage their fellow students ,A N to continue with their education and to maintain high grades. .W ,Q F Vera Waldrup, P r e sid e n tg Ophard Willis, Vice-President, Louella Ponder, Secretary. The Math Club was organized only this year, but the students have already begun to show a lively interest in it. ln order to be eligible, a prospective member must be taking mathematics. The club seeks to encourage young people to enter math-related careers. icers llllllll lilllli First Row Left to Right: Barbara Metcalf, Gladys Ponder, Lane West, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Barbara Gardner. Second Row Ben Browh, Howard lngle, Helen Jenkins, Ruth D. Richardson, Mary Sue Mclntire, Vernon Davis, John H. Burry. Third Row: Wayne Roberts Judy Elam, Jackie Gentry, Eula Burry, Faith Edwards, Patricia Proffitt, Ronald Rich, Ophard Willis, Sam Vance. Fourth Row: Hbwell Smith, Cora Lee Boone, Vera waldrup, Lucille Sprinkle, Linda Wilde, Marietta Smith, Sponsor, Louella Pon er Sharon Tomberlin, Franklin Anderson, David Bradley. fw1...vu-su flu ali --ii -W, . 'XX , -.... -ii -4... W: A--.473--.K i'+- --. ir.. 'Q ig. 'ii - R W +- 'i I -+4 -1, ih? -. 1.-.-.-1-as -n-.-.u--1-an -n---11-1 llllllll llllllll ll 'T Q N1 S n u , ,l yn M CAST Uncle Aleck .... ............ . .R. C. Metcalf efe Directors Student Directors Stage Managers Sound Effects Costumes Make Up Adv ertus: ng and Programs PRO DUCT IO N STAFF H C Edwards Mrs Violet Sams Ava Ballard Betty B Clark Gordon Metcalf Paul Buckner Phillip Ball Luther Rice Carol Kendall Vera Waldrup Virginia Randolph Andrea Cody Carolyn Tugman Jean Gosnell Bernice Robinson Oln-25 Charlie Hopps ............... Larry Elliot .......... . . Mrs. Fanny Farnham ...... . . Ted Hartley ............. . Vivian Smythe-Kersey ........ Patricia Robinson . . David Bradley Jane Bass . ........ David Lynch . ..... Joy Lou Hensley Mortimer Smythe-Kersey ..... . . . . . . Wayne Roberts Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey. . Nora Malone ................ Tim McGrill ...... ....... C a,-Ze . . . . Hilda Briggs . Geraldine Doan . . Dedrick Cody HTHLETICS if ,J f. xg. . Vg ' 5 ' v gk 1 is -. YW? M, v 5 1 Z' L ' - ' , , 17, K. , l f 4'-xJw. 3 IH iUUiBHll Despite many handicaps, the 1957 Wildcats achieved a fairly good football record of four victories out of ten games. Hurt by the loss of seven players from last year's senior class, our team still won mast of the games in which the favorable factors were even. The Wildcats were also hurt by the iniury of Howell Smith early in the season, preventing his valuable contribution to the game. But the team did well and showed a fine spirit. Led by big Philip Ball, the Mars Hill eleven won its four victories by safe margins. Howell Smith, David ,I Q .1 K , ,-. Q- ., qi an -11.1 ' 1 ' Fl! A ' n - ,. V . .nr V 'V T i ' wrist' - J s f, 13.22 J Ai f ' ' ji' , . , V., . 1 N ., , ' -nJ 's si .. il! L. 5' T Marker overlooking Memorial Stadium. f . W .fit l r A . Bradley, John Grindstaff and Wayne Roberts also con- tributed much to the victories. At the homecoming game, happy Mars Hill fans saw the Wildcats trounce Walnut, 27 to 6. This game also marked the season's climax of an improving school spirit of support. At the season's end, three of our va l uabl e senior players were chosen as members of the All-Conference team. They were Philip Ball, Howell Smith, and David Bradley. These honors were certainly well-deserved. Z T V . Y 5 LI' - 1 , K N ,g , ,:e'l.l2. ,Q - Y sk l First Row, Left to Right: David Bradley, Dedrick Cody, Joel Murray, Gay Greene, Jackie Whitt, J. D. Thomason, Sam Vance, Bill Cody, Howell Smith, Philip Ball, Dave Ball. Second Row: E. B. Proffitt, John Grindstaff, Lane Merrill, Floyd Grinclstaff, Maynard Cody, Wayne Roberts, John H. Burry, Gerald Buckner, Jimmy Brown, Max Gibbs, Larry Phillips, John Merrill, Manager. lxs, i Q. - - W 1 -..ig-rl a F N I Coaches Bill Bennett and Clyde Peek. First string in formation. Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Scoreboard ................Bdlcersville l3 N. C. S. D. 26 . ...... Old Fort l3 ........Clyde l8 -...- nv... . . . Leicester 6 Glen Alpine 20 . . . . . . . .Crossnore 0 Spruce Pine 20 .-.-. ..: -... Walnut 6 . . . . Marshall 26 PHILLIP BALL, F. B Q gr, A HOWELL SMITH, E. JOHN H. BURRY, G. .J DAVID BRADLEY, R. G. SAM VANCE, E. DEDRICK CODY, G WAYNE ROBERTS, Q. B. P47 sof F5555 3333323 E5 an Ma Ma rs Soorohoarrl , J we ll' oi 1 ' 1+ 111 l fx. 31 . f 1, 'H rua ,1 , D ,fn :Q if' v. u ,-:s - - ,L 4775-f3',fi f i First Row, Left to Right: Douglas Ball, Gene Brackins, Edward Fisher, Woody Ammons, Benny Roberts, C. D. Edwards, Jack Thomason. Second Row: Claude Griffin, Rex Sprinkle, Bill Ball, Hubert Metcalf, J. P. Robinson, Donald Radford, Riley Brady. JUHIUR VHllSllll Hill Hill Hill Hill H H H H H H H H ill Hill Hill H ll ill ill ill ill ill ill ill Scoreboard This year has seen the Mars Hill freshman teams participating actively in interscholastic sports and obtaining excellent records in both football and basket- ball . Under Coach Peek's guidance, the Jayvee football team wonfive games, tied one, and lostonly one. Almost all the games were won by wide margins, showing the high quality of our freshman players. Coach Bennett led the basketball team th rough a season of closely played games, culminating in a record of l4 wins and only l loss. Such fine performance indicates that the vars i ty basketball team will have a supply of really good players for the years to come. The Jcyvees deserve our support, for their training will become evident in the records of future varsity teams . First Row, Left to Right: J. B. Buckner, Edward Fisher, Woody Ammons, Doyle Wheeler, Riley Brady. Second Row: Donald Radford, Claude Griffin, J. D Thomason, J. P. Robinson, Hubert Metcalf, Mr. Bennett, Coach. 27 ........... Spring Creek I7 34 ............. Bakersville 27 40 ........... Hall Fletcher 33 29 .................. Erwin 25 24 .......... David Millard 21 29 ................. W alnut l9 30 ...... ..... G reenville 28 30 .......... David Millard 33 29 ............. Bakersville 22 37. ..... ......... W alnut l4 44 ...... ..... Ma rshall B 38 ...... ..... G reenville 28 29 ...,.. ........ E rwin 22 ,Q 57 ...... ....... Ma rsholl I4 39 ........... Hall Fletcher 28 I I 51: 1'-no I st ' X Mars Hill 7 ............. Hot Springs 7 Mars Hill 2l ...... ...... Ma rshall l2 Nurs Hill 7 ...... ........ C lyde l3 Mars Hill 27 ............. Hot Springs l4 Mars Hill l2 ...... ...... Ma rshall 0 Mars Hill 20 ...... ........ L lyde 6 Mars Hill 27 ............. Wh V Higher, Joy Lou! With a nearly perfectrecord of l8 wins and only two losses, the l958 girls' team gave our school good reason to be proud of them. Particularly outstanding players were seniors Joy Lou Hensley, Joann Dycus, and Jean Gosnell, iuniors .lo Whitt and Ba rbara Metcalf, and sophomore Brenda Ponder. Thesegirls led the team in winning most games by extremely wide margins. ln the county tournament, the girls were held to second place by the strong Walnut team, despite very fine playing. However, ourgirls, holding the best record in the Skyline Conference, became con- ference champions. Four very deserving girls were chosen as members of the Al l -Tourney team - They were Joy Lou Hensley, Barbara Metcalf, Brenda Ponder, and Jo Whitt. So well is the girls' basketball talent divided among the classes that Mars Hill can look forward to other real ly good teams in coming years. BHSllElBHll . V ' 'V r f ., I , li-'I Z I lf, 6 - 'N Pkg! Silvers, Louella Ponder, Gladys Ponder, Norene Lucille Sprinkle, Lucille Hamlin, Betty Jo Hazel Brown. Second Row: Coach Peek, J Grooms, Mr. Neill. 4 0.06 'QI' 9 Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Two Poinfs? Two Points! Scoreboard Hill 33 ...... Spring Creek Hill 6l ....... Hof Springs Hill 56 ........... Laurel Hill 39 ...... Spring Creek Hill 37 ......... Marshall Hsu 47 .... ...... C Iyde Hill 44 ........... Efowali Hill 60 ....... Hof Springs Hill 4l ........... Laurel Hill 54 ....... .Bakersville Hill 63 ......... Burnsville Hill 36 ..... V alley Springs Hill 74 .......... Walnut Hill 55 ........ Burnsville Hill 54 ........ Bakersville Hill 56 ..... .... F la? Rock Hill 62 ......... Marshall Hill 64 ............ Clyde Hill 40 .... Valley Springs Hill 62 .......... Walnut 2l 6 28 25 33 I9 23 l 7 29 32 46 48 58 29 25 30 49 40 46 59 'I JEAN GOSNELL, F MARIE SHELTON, G CHEEMHDEHS HELEN METCALF T412 JANE BASS ,QI 'X 5 CLAUDELL CODY LuclLLE HAMLIN HW' 1' JOY Lou HENSLEY J' mg GLADYS PONDER 3 Q The players and coaches of Mars Hull Hugh School owe much to the cheerleaders Whether the team rs wlnnlng or losing each member of this wonderful group of gurls guves her all to let the players lcnow that thenr school us supportlng them Not only do they su pport Z'-HS, JEAN oosNELL .gm theteam durnngthe game but they also show their back Ing by provldrng the decorahons that help give the games color We should really appreciate our cheer leaders for their fine contrubutlon to our school life 1:2533-f Us 6 , FT . N LVN -1 1 . tx X x t K 1 l 'e A at ssttf 3 ' ' , I I ' I if ,f . if ll tfx l V . .I x 4 f l .- Alf xx ll - l X of syyc r r xx XX n I A ' lf V J.-Q Q' 'nf' , I , lfs t ll Tai -. , ,pk A c ,,:r rl .k,, 1 'X ull l l' ,X . M 'll T all 'li l . 1 S ' 5 ..,.f -5 ' If A X55 fr' vf X X A :fl ' Qsfcj lt's your ball, Smith! The fast-moving 1958 boys' team, led by several hustling seniors, left in its wake a record of eight wins and eleven losses. Beginning the season with a bang, the Wildcats bowed to tough opposition inthe middle of the season, but wenton to finish in fine style. The return of Howell Smith, who had been out with a football iniury, gave the team courage. Otheroutstanding players were seniors Sam Vance, David Bradley, and Wayne Roberts, as well as juniors Jackie Whitt and Jackie Keith. In the county tournament, our team played well, but was defeated in close games by the refreshed Marshall and Walnut teams to finish in third place. Two leading players, Howell Smith and Jackie Whitt, were named to the All- Tourney team. Thefine performance of underclassmen on this year's team gives Mars Hill fans good hope that future teams will be of high qualify. Ofvr' oz' .41 l 1 Right. Paul Buckner, Max Gibbs Gay Greene, C al d well, Floyd Grindstaff Jackie Keith eek. Second Row: John Grindstaff, Joel Murray, llSllElBllll I X qi K K. - r , I f lxlii. IHS., Strip ,X X PAL - 'M 'f -I di If fa, 4 I ,Q iN., . Howell Smith, Sun Vance, JackieWhift, David Wayne Roberts, Larry Phillips. I Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hi Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill i I f What next? Scoreboard 56 ........ Hof Springs 68 ............ Laurel 55 ...... Spring Creek 20 ........., Marshall 48 ..... ..... C lyde 34 ........... Efowah 58 ........ Hot Springs 53 ............ Laurel 45 ........ Balcersville 34 ......... Burnsville 32 ...... Valley Springs 48 ............ Walnut 44 ......... Burnsville 34 ......... Bakersvil l e 37 .......... Flat Rock 54 .......... Marshall 28 ............. Clyde 43 ...... Valley Springs 6l ............ Walnut DAVID BRADLEY, G. wAYNe noasms, G SAM VANCE, C. Hpweu sMrrH, DONALD CALDWELL, F. PAUL BUCKNER, G. BHSEBHH Several sensor boys domnnated the T957 baseball team The strong hlttmg of Mulam Wall and Jerry Brown the SlCIllfUlPllCl'1lY'IQ of Tarshal Peek the expert fneldmg of Tony Ponder and James Radford all these made possible the good T957 baseball season Guided by Coaches Peek and Bennett the team won sux of the ten games played progressuvely growing stronger The student body gave the team good support Thus year many promnsung players plan to go o for baseball and e hopes are hugh for an even better season nn T958 ig - Furst Row Left to Right Jnmmy Brown Davnd Ball Gay Greene Dedrnck Cody John Grlndstaff Leonard Grlffm Second Row Coach Peek, Martm Fox, Pender Shook, Jackue Whntt, Howell Smnth, Edward Fnsher, Leonard Edwards . . I . i ' . . I . . , . . l. '. I , l u . I -- ut th . fs V:,' fi , I . ff - K' 31 A T Y rg VM- , fix 144, v .staff , , . ' Q 'fel 'X I in . -I as f gym' 5 V 7 4 fs - . -- n-, .- ' 2' I T A W. C? sf , - f. dv L , ,Nl 5 ' tag- I , T 1 ln? 45 1 H-1 T r 'L 1 N ., J 1 '51- . -.sh , i Al U L ' , ' Z ' 1 i I r I .1 l . I ' I ' WW DEDRICK CODY, L. F. MARTIN FOX, O. F. HowELL sMnH, o. F 'QS is LOUELLA PONDER Louella aJumor has been a malorette for several years Because of her loyalty to the band and her pleasrng personallty the members ofthe band elected her to represent them as thenr queen CLAUDELL CODY The football boys chose Claudell as therr queen because of her Interest rn sports and faithfulness IH attendrng the games A sophomore cheerleader she IS well known to both students and teachers is 't f 7 , ' - I 'J ', A 1-, '1' , -I ',,,. 'al K ifn 54 X' . I IP Q ' .Q I 0 Qc ' r . K , 4 1. 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