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

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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

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,, 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.

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'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