Murphy High School - Kanuhsheta Yearbook (Murphy, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1962 volume:

The 1962 Kanuhsheta Murphy High School Murphy, North Carolina Volume 10 This is Contents page ADMINISTRATION. . FACULTY......... SENIORS......... ACTIVITIES...... ATHLETICS........ UNDERCLASSMEN. . . SENIOR DIRECTORY Club Activities Events to Remember Astronaut John Glenn's Flight Into Space Our Talent Show The Band Played While An Opponent Player was burned in Effigy at the Football Rally Bonfire Directed by Jimmy Kimsey Played Ball And Prayed for Snow 19 .Otolii Person al i ties Faculty and Departments Is it as plainly in our living shown, By slant and twist which way the wind hath blown? . . .And somebody took the letters! 21 MRS. MINOR The Library opens the Door to Learning Webster defines a library as an arranged col- lection of books. To the students it is something more—material for term papers is frantically searched out here; furtive hunts for condensed books on the reading lists are an every-day oc- currence; and hurried gab-fests are held under the librarian's reproving eye. All types of books and current periodicals are available and most students take full advantage of the facilities. This ever-improving library is headed by the librarian, Mrs. Emma Louise Minor, who has done an excellent job in adding new books and in keeping the library neat, and both books and students in order. 22 “Music Hath Charms . . This department is composed of band, chorus, and general music class. Resplendent in striking new uniforms, the band has performed at many school functions and is a source of pride for everyone. This year the band participated in the Band Day exercises at Clemson College, Clemson, South Carolina. The chorus has sung in school meetings, church services, and radio programs and several members participated in the choral clinic held at Mars Hill College. Members of the general music class learn fundamentals of music and also some of the history of music. Director of band and chorus is Mr. Edward Reynolds. MR. REYNOLDS 23 MRS. RAY Business is A Pleasure The Business Education department trains future typists, bookkeepers, secretaries, and executives for positions in the demanding world of business. As competition for positions increases, so must the know-how and aggressive- ness of the job-seeker. The department of Murphy High has kept pace with the changing times by means of modern equipment and competent instructors and is indeed one of which we can be proud. 24 25 The first step to getting along with people in other countries is to know and understand them—and what better way is there to understand them than to study their language. In French I G II students not only learn the language but the customs and way of life of the French people. Latin I G II aid the student greatly by introducing him to many words that form the basis of our English language. The study of Latin is enlivened by discussion and study of the Roman civilization and way of life. Mrs. Lucille Draper Gault, who has returned to us after a year of teaching at Duke University, teaches French I G II. Mrs. Moselle Moore Puett teaches Latin I G II. MRS. GAULT MRS. PUETT The physical education department is faced with the task of producing winning teams and, above all, of instilling the qualities of good sportsmanship and honor in young people. The department's success is evident in the consistently winning teams and the fine sportsmanship demonstrated by team members. Sports is, in essence, a parallel of life itself. Through sports, young people learn to accept defeat and bitter disappointment along with the sweet taste of victory. As these things are accepted gracefully, the student becomes increasingly mature and adult, ready to seek his place in today's society. Sports is Life in a Nutshell mr. McConnell mr. Bristol 27 Coach Ralph McConnell, head of the department, holds B.S.and M.A.degrees from Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, N. C. Coach McConnell teaches both boys and girls physical edu- cation and coaches football and girls' basketball. Ably assisting him in coaching football, and coaching boys' basketball as well, is Mr. David Bristol. Social Studies is Citizenship Training The social studies program is an effective means of developing the attitudes and ideals essential for democratic living. It is in this field of study that the past is re-discovered and the meaning of our great heritage as an American citizen is realized; one more fully appreciates the sacrifices and hardships the founders of the U. S. endured in order to deliver to their descendants so great and free a nation. Students also learn to understand more completely the present and howto live and work with others in a mutual effort to make this world a better one. Courses offered include American and World History, geography, civics, psychology, sociology, and economics. Our department is headed by Mrs. Margaret S. Carter who holds an A.B. degree from MR. BRISTOL MRS. SMART Home Economics Improves Domestic Skills The purpose of Murphy's Home Economics department is to prepare girls for their future role as housewife and mother. Among the many useful phases of homemaking studied are planning and preparation of meals, child care, sewing, family relations, and home management. The study of all these things combine into the formation of the ideal housewife. The Future Homemakers of America has been one of the few active clubs this year and has held regular meetings. Each girl has a yearly project pertaining to some aspect of home economics she is particularly interested in. Home Economics instructor is Mrs. Dollie Martin Smart. 30 Math Involves Precision Thinking Mathematics is one of the most integral parts of our curriculum, offering fundamental training for future engineers, scientists, and in many other career fields. This department offers challenging courses in general mathematics, trigonometry, solid and plane geometry, and elementary, intermediate, and advanced algebra. This year the department has been fortunate in obtaining various films which have added greatly to the effectiveness of the courses. Interesting experiments have been held in many classes and the seniors in solid geometry have undertaken to do surveying for the proposed new buildings as a yearly pro- ject. Mr. Felix Palmer, head of the department; Mr. E. B. Armstrong, and Mr. Morris Newton are our three math instructors. Science Challenges Recently scientists have been able to prolong the life span, and the fantastic achievements of Soviet and U.S. scientists in space have left little doubt that science recognizes few limits. Budding scientists may take earth science, general science, biology, chemistry, and physics to start them along the road to Cape Canaveral. In recent years, the department has received grants enabling it to purchase equipment ranking it among the best in the state. MR. THOMPSON MRS. MEADOWS 32 TE—9 The Mind Mr. John Thompson, who heads the department, has taught at Murphy High for twelve years. Mrs. Geraldine Meadows and Mrs. Imogene Carr Smith also teach in the department. a MRS. SMITH 33 MISS TRAVIS English is A Vital Tool Both high school and college officials agree that the ability to speak fluently, read comprehensively, and write creatively is far more important to academic success than the number and kind of courses a student may take. Classes in this department offer extensive training in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Much emphasis is placed on grammatical usage, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization. Students are grouped homogeneously according to individual abilities. Each year standard tests are administered in an attempt to identify and to correct pre- vailing deficiences. Literary masterpieces acquaint the student with some of the cultural aspects of the ages. Eternal truths of life and beauty are revealed in the writings of Shakespeare, Milton, Shelley, and Keats. English is truly a tool in our hands, a tool which has the power to relate past to present and to shape the future. Miss Maria Louise Travis is head of this department. Other English instructors are Mrs. Lucille Gault, Mrs. Shirley Bates Graef, Mrs. Velma Burch, and Mr. Morris Newton. Agriculture Students Learn Latest Farming Methods Agriculture is unquestionably the world's greatest and most im- portant industry, and scientific methods in agriculture have helped the farmer raise his standard of living to a level never before enjoyed. The boys who study agriculture are encouraged to reach higher achievements in their study and to work toward successful careers in farming. The main branches of agriculture studied include crop-growing, dairying, poultry and swine raising, and fruit growing. The Future Farmers of America members, proudly sporting their new chapter jackets have been active this year. This organization trains future farmers today for the important role in farming and rural leadership that they must assume tomorrow. Vocational Agriculture instructor is Mr. Joe Morrow. MR. MORROW Publications Reflect School Spirit Very few people realize the hard work and mental anguish involved in publishing a MISS TRAVIS school paper and yearbook. In addition to this very demanding task, the journalism class studies the history and principles of journalism. These studies enable the members to produce better publications. THE BOOMERANG covers all phases of school life and THE KANUHSHETA is a pictorial history of the school year. Both are published without any advertising or soliciting what- ever. Miss Maria Louise Travis is teacher and faculty advisor. Boomerang Staff GERALD CHAMBERS..............................Editor-in-Chief LYNDA SCHUYLER, ELIZABETH JOHNSON...........Associate Editors FRANKIE BEAL...........................................Sports Editor DOROTHY ANN MULL, ROSALIND JOHNSON............Feature Editors KAY ZIMMERMAN.................................Society Editor BARBARA CRISP, GLENDA FARMER, SUE JAMES, RONALD KEPHART, ANN QUINN, DORIS STILES, JAMES STILES, VIRGINIA WELLS........................Reporters JOANNE SNEED.........................................Business Manager JERRY HENSON......................................Circulation Manager GLEN BEAVERS.................................Exchange Editor MISS MARIA TRAVIS............................Faculty Sponsor 37 JOHNNY MOORE.......... PATRICIA COLE...... FRANKIE BEAL.... MARGARET COLE, DORIS STILES. . . .jt. President Vice-President • 4 • -Sectary ..... .Treasurer ..... Reporter ELD A FLORENCE ATWOOD LLOYD BAKER, JR. MARY GEORGE BAUGH 40 FRANKIE ANN BEAL DAVID EDWARD ALVERSON 1962 DEBORAH KAY ANDERSON N ADAMS: - RALPH ABERNATHY ■v BARBARA LOUISE BISHOP BILLY JOE BRANNON MARGIE BRANNON BEST LOOKING Patsy McClure and Jimmy Timpsoi 41 MARTHA FAYE BRIDGES THOMAS THEODORE CAMPBELL RALPH LEONIDUS CARDER 42 )ONALD RAY DECKER SAMUEL WALTER DUNCAN THOMAS EDWIN ENGLISH GLENDA JEAN FARMER 44 WILLIAM EDGAR FERGUSON GLENDA FAYE FISHER JERRY SHELBY FRANKS 45 ELIZABETH ANDERSON GIBBS 46 JERRY HUBERT HENSON MARGARET LYNDA HENSON LOVENIA LORRETTA HERT Seniors Atten d College D HUBERT WILSON HINTON CHARLTON HOLDER. JR. GENEVA OPAL SUE HORTON BARBARA ANN HUGHES HARRY DANIEL HUGHES 47 HERBERT IVA GLADYS HUGHES MARY LOUISE HUGHES mors (PASCHAL JACK HUGHES, WAYNE CARL INGLE ELIZABETH SUE JOHNSON L ' JEANETTE ANN JOHNSON MARY SUE JAMES RONALD VIRGIL KEPHART BIGGEST FLIRT Carol Davidson and Marvin Curtis LARRY KENNETH JONES JERRY WAYNE JOHNSON MONT JOHNSON 49 “«WlOUMN KlLLlAN Robe«t KmSEY Mischievovs Tommy Eaglish ROBERT EDWlEl iov KlXn SO HORACE ALFRED LEDFORD BARBARA ANN LAI KENNETH PAUL LANCE Seniors MARVIN LLOYD LOVIN PATRICIA ANN McCLUI KENNETH CALVIN McCLURE LOUELLA KATE MARTIN JERRY LEWIS LOWE 52 JOSEPH BERLIN MORRIS JAMES DANIEL MOSES, JR. DOROTHY ANN MULL LORETTA JANE MULL PEGGY ANN NEWTON JOYCE ANN NIX CAROLYN MAXINE O’DELL BARBARA JEAN PAINTER 53 HAL WAYNE NEWTON Seniors Announce Honor Stu GERALDINE ELIZABETH PALMER JANIE MARIE PALMER STEPHEN MONROE PRESNELL Seniors Plan Class Day Exercises BARBARA ANN QUEEN 54 KENNETH DANIEL RICE CAROLYN LANEY ROGERS RUBY FORREST ROSE Margaret Cole, Jerry Johnson, and Randolph Cunningham 55 JOANNE SNEE; )N SIMONDS RICHARD PRE: JOHN KNOX RUSH MARJORIE SUZANNE SPRUNG MOST POPULAR Elizabeth Gibbs and Hubert Hinton MARGARET JANE STALCUP 56 ALBERT WILLIAM STILES DORIS ANN STILES JAMES HOYT STILES MOST INTELLECTUAL Wanda Timpson and Gerald Chambers 58 59 MOST TALENTED SUPERLATIVE Jimmy Kimsey Honors and Activities President of the tudent Body .............Vice-President jg jak RANDOLPH CUNNINGHAM BILL HANEY........ V aledictorian GERALD THOMAS CHAMBERS 62 Salutatorian WANDA ANN TIMPSON 63 Junior Marshals of 1962 Left to right: Linda Ruth Smith, Chief Marshal. ..4.0; Lester Stowe.. . 3. 933; Carolyn Owenby. . . 3. 866; Billy Ray Palmer. .. 3. 900; and Linda Schuyler.. . 3. 800. 64 Majorettes: Sherry Henson, Ginger Smith, Rosalie Hyde, Jane Whitley, Mary George Baugh, Treacy Nugent, Totsie Headrick, Becky Jo Ray. Second row: Carla Stiles, Harry Moore, David Hall, Sandra Rogers, Ann Lochaby, Miriam Rogers. Third row: Perry Brown, Knox Singleton, Bill Chaney, Mary Arden Davis, Mary Linda Hyatt, Sherry Millsaps. Fourth row: Jimmy Kimsey, William Fish, Mike Jordan, Gary Phillips, Don Stiles, Judy Brittain, Sarah Singleton. Fifth row: Luke Bayless, Freddy Lochaby, Cal Stiles, Trip Boring, Freddy Davis. Sixth row: Robert Bruce, Billy King, Jimmy Jordan, Steve Howell, Chuck Barrett, Allen Mashburn, Don Ramsey. Seventh row: Bobby Rogers, John Bruce. Band Completes an Active Year The Murphy School Band, under the direction of Mr. Edward Reynolds has given the school, as well as the general public, many pleasant hours with its 11 half-time shows and numerous concerts. For the second consecutive year the band attended Band Day at Clemson College and performed in the Christmas Parade at Clarksville, Georgia. This year, as in the two previous years, the band attended the State Contest and received its grade from a panel of judges which were selected by the State. The band received an invitation from the State Highway Commission to perform at the Bridge Celebration in Manteo, North Carolina. Completing the season, the band was host to some 340 musicians who participated in the Smoky Mountain Conference Band Festival at Murphy. 65 Left to right: Ginger Smith, Mary George Baugh, Treacy Nugent, Becky Jo Ray, Rosalie Hyde, Jane Whitley, Totsie Headrick, and Sherry Henson. Majorettes Each summer the majorettes attend a summer camp at Macon, Georgia. For an entire week, some- times two, they attend classes and study many different routines and precision performance. The majorettes attended Band Day at Clemson, South Carolina and also Western Carolina College at Cullowhee. HEAD MAJORETTE Sarah Singleton Cheerleaders CAPTAIN Elizabeth Gibbs Left to right: Sally Bault, Elizabeth Gibbs, Bobbie Odom. Second row: Carmolita Smith, Virginia Wells. Third row: Barbara Queen, Maxine O'Dell, Doris Harper, Pat Timpson. In addition to their wonderful efforts at cheering our teams, the cheerleaders promote school spirit; decorate for game festivities; and during chapel pro- gram throughout the year, entertain the student body. Left to right: Seated at table: Francis Hedden, Mennice Beaver, Judy Hall, Caroleen Ledford, Virginia Crisp. Seated on Cabinet: Louise Bettis, Marie Beaver, Jeanette Johnson, Loretta Guthrie, Linda Wilson, Lois Garrett, Margie Foster, Lois Davis, Marjorie McCombs, Shirley Farmer, Nelda Atwood, Joyce Powell, Joan Guthrie, Margie Helton, Deborah Anderson, Ann Quinn. Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools and pro- vides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to home- making. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. The Murphy F.H. A.chapter planned a variety of programs for the year. The theme for the year was Youth Measure Your Values. During the meetings many girls gave demonstrations on many different ways how to make a home beautiful. The girls did a fair booth on child care, which was their large project for the year. The booth was planned as a nursery. Mrs. Dollie Smart sponsors the club. Creed We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. 68 Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys who are interested in the study and development of leadership, character, scholarship and citizenship. This year the F.F.A. entered the Nantahala Crop Judging Contest held at Bryson City, the Soil Judging Contest, and the Livestock Dairy Contest. The Murphy F.F.A.Chapter is going to send three delegates to Raleigh to attend an annual conference held in July. The officers of the F.F.A. for the year are: Alvin Crisp, president; Marvin Raper, vice-president; John Zimmerman, secretary; Ray Weaver, treasurer; Hal Newton, reporter, and Roger Thomasson, sentinel. Mr. J. C. Morrow is the sponsor of the club. Left to right: Roy Palmer, Roger Beaver, Wayne Timpson, Edward Deitz, Roger Thomasson, Marvin Raper, John Zimmerman, Hal Newton, Ray Weaver, Lewis Foster, Verl Radford, Sheridan Hall, Francis Cook. Second row: Johnny Cook, Truman Kelly, L. C. Killan, David Kephart, James Bridges, Gary Metcalf, Franklin Crisp, Larry Metcalf, Marvin Huskins, Dennis Simonds, Warren Huskins, Eddie Dockery, Paul Roberts. Third row: Ernest Chastain, Kenneth McClure, Marvin Curtis, Hobert Kidd, Bobby Dockery, Hoyt Graves, Ross Radford, Bruce Lockaby, Kenny Sudderth, Jimmy Wiggins, Jerry Dalrymple, Mac Cordell. Fourth row: Dee McClure, Neil Marcus, Gerald Moore, Eugene Kephart, Ab Radford, Danny Head, Bobby Lovingood, Robert Anderson, Ted Campbell, Burl Chastain, Max O'Dell, Robert Hall. Fifth row: Billy Keasler, Henry Chastain, Albert Stiles, Harold Thompson, Taft Laney, Willard Beaver, Calvin Allen, Don Coleman, Kenneth Dockery, Richard Roberson, Lloyd Baker, James Killian. Sixth row: Vaxter Taylor, James Henson, Joe Morris, Randall Griffith, Michael Roberts, Mont Johnson, Paul Radford, Edward Ledford, Albert Martin, Ralph Abernathy, Eugene Tweed, Kenneth Lance, Ralph Carder. 69 gne-sams- Members Left to right: Marilyn Anderson, Gary Metcalf, Brenda Stalcup, Willie Chastain. Second row: Charles Henson, Floyd Hughes, Harry Stiles, Virginia Wells, Ann Lochaby. Third rcfw: Verl Radford, Ralph Abernathy, Patricia Gillenwater, Maxine O'Dell. 4-H Club The 4-H program is a part of the National educational system of co-operative extension work, which the United States Department of Agriculture and the State Land-grant colleges and counties share. The 4-H clubs reach many students and enables them to carry into their homes the best methods in agriculture and homemaking. Members gain experience in leadership as they help with club and camp affairs. Experience in pose, confidence, and parliamentary procedure is gained through participation in 4-H club activities. The club's main project for the yeai was personal and community health. There were twenty active members with the leadership of Miss Wheeler and Mr. Nave. Officers: Left to right: Ann Quinn, Secretary-Treasurer; Marvin Curtis, Vice-President; Linda Smith, President; Deborah Anderson, Reporter. 70 The purpose of the Mechanics Club is to acquaint the student with the automobile and to learn to make some of the more simple adjustments and repairs. The club lends itself to the interests and desires of the individual. The club meets three periods a week: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. There are thirty-two members in the club. Mr. Hobart McKeever headed a drive to raise money to buy tools and revamp the old school garage on the elementary school campus. Automotive Mechanics Club The garage was reworked to make it warmer. Lights were installed and bench space provided for each boy in the club. A basic set of tools, consisting of a set of wrenches, a pair of pliers, an adjustable wrench, and a set of screw drivers, were issued to each boy. Other tools and machines were added to the equipment, such as a chain hoist and a motor analyzer. Kanuhsheta Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elizabeth Johnson BUSINESS MANAGER Joanne Sneed LITERARY EDITOR Gerald Chambers JUNIOR APPRENTICE EDITORS Lynda Schuyler Rosalind Johnson Barbara Crisp SPORTS EDITORS Frankie Beal Dorothy Ann Mull FEATURE EDITORS Glenda Farmer Ann Quinn COPY EDITORS Ronald Kephart Jerry Henson James Stiles Glen Beaver ASSISTANTS Doris Stiles Sue James Virginia Wells Kay Zimmerman 72 VICTORY IS OURS The 1962 football team has been one of Murphy High School's finest teams. The Bulldogs went undefeated during the regular season. They tallied 291 points in ten games which is almost five touchdowns per game, while opponents registered only 54 points or nearly one touchdown per game. Throughout the entire season, the team displayed speed, agility, and strength both offensively and defensively. The team, losing only one out of twelve games this year, indeed has a record to be proud of. BULLDOGS BURN BLUE DEVILS The Bulldogs began the 1961 season by crashing the Robbinsville Blue Devils 19-0. Quarterback John Van Horn opened the door to scoring as he threw two TD passes. Early in the second quarter, he threw a 36 yard pass to right end Harry Hughes. During the latter part of that period, he passed 15 yards to left end John Snow who raced the remaining 12 yards for the touchdown. Halfback Bill Haney rushed over for the extra point. The score of 13-0 at half- time was broken during the final quarter by Murphy's fullback Bobby Roberson who bulled his way over from the one yard line to end the scoring. MURPHY SWEEPS BASIN The Bulldogs started their regular season by handing the Copper Basin Cougars a 12-0 defeat. The game went scoreless the first half as each team presented sound defenses. During the third quarter Kenny English returned a CopperBasin punt from the 40 yard line to the 5 yard line. Halfback Sammy Duncan then broke the ice and scored the first TD. The second touchdown came in the middle of the fourth quarter when Hubert Hinton recovered a Copper fumble on the 9 yard line. Kenny English passed to John Snow on a well executed play for the final 6 points. VARSITY SQUAD First row: Edward McAfee, Center, Junior; Sammy Duncan, L-Half, Senior; Bill Haney, R-Half, Junior; Dean Mintz, R-Guard, Sophomore; Morris Lemons, L-Guard, Junior; Charles Hembree, R-Guard, Sopho- more; Steve Waldroup, R-End, Sophomore. Second row: Donnie Wayman, R-Half, Junior; Sheridan Hall, R-Guard, Junior; Kenny English, Quarterback, Junior; Randolph Cunningham, R-Half, Senior; Bulldogs Capture GOLDEN EAGLES GROUNDED The Bulldogs racked up their third straight victory as they landed the first conference game against Sylva-Webster. Sylva led at the end of the first quarter 7-0; but during the second period of play, Murphy tied the score as fast running Billy Haney dashed 25 yards for a TD. John Van Horn passed to Harry Hughes for the extra point. Sylva came back after the half to be first to score again but the Bulldogs quickly checked this. Randolph Cunningham made both the second touchdown and the extra point. There was plenty of action during the fourth quarter as Kenny English ran a 45 yard return with Randolph hitting pay dirt for the TD followed by Sammy Duncan running the extra point. The latter was repeated as Randolph scored the last TD and Sammy, the extra point, thus defeating Sylva 28-13. 74 Steve Crawford, L-Guard, Sophomore; Hubert Hinton, R-Guard, Senior; Bobby Roberson, Fullback, Junior; John Van Horn, Quarterback, Junior. Third row: Harry' Hughes, R-End, Senior; Billy Graves, L-Tackle, Sophomore; David Alverson, R-Tackle, Senior; John Snow, L-End, Junior; Charles Smith, L-Tackle, Junior; Robert Hall, L-Guard, Senior; Eddie Ferguson, Center, Senior; Dickie Davis, L-Tackle, Junior. Conference Title BULLDOGS SWAT YELLOW JACKETS In playing their second home game, the Bulldogs displayed fine action defeating the West Fannin Yellow Jackets 22-7. Sammy Duncan began the scoring action during the first quarter when he scampered from the 7 yard line to re gist er the first six points.. Randolph Cunningham scored the extra point. Although the second and third quarters went scoreless for the Bulldogs, the game was kept interesting as Kenny English shot down the field for a 45 yard return. Hustling Randolph Cunningham came fighting through the line from the 8 yard line for the second TD. Kenny received a pass from John Van Horn for the extra point. Sammy made the third and final TD; the extra point failed. The second team then took over to gain the last two points when Marshall Graves and Steve Waldroup landed the West Fannin quarterback behind the goal for a safety. 75 MURPHY FANS ROBBINS VILLE The second encounter with the Robbinsville Blue Devils proved to be even more exciting than the first. In a 38-14 victory, the Bulldogs scored 31 points during the first quarter. The first touchdown came when Hubert Hinton recovered a fumble on the Robbinsville 32, after which Randolph Cunningham scrambled 15 yards for the score. Bob Hall blocked a punt on the 35 yard line which John Snow picked up and ran the full distance for the third TD on a 34 yard scant. Donnie Wayman plunged from the one yard line to make the fourth. The only score during entire second half came when John Van Horn passed 15 yards to Randolph Cunning- ham. Bill Haney ran the extra point. MURPHY ROMPS OVER SWAIN 40-12 The hustling Bulldogs added their sixth consecutive victory by rolling over Bryson City in the last home game. The first quarter went scoreless for both teams. The Maroon Devils broke the ice in the second quarter and scored, at which point the Bulldogs made their bid by tallying three TD's. Sammy Duncan raced 20 yards for the first TD and Bobby Roberson carried the ball for the extra point. John Van Horn plunged one yard to score the second; Randolph Cunning- ham, the third. Van Horn ran the extra point. R andol ph-made the only TD during the third quarter on a 7 yard scant. John made the first TD in the fourth quarter and Randolph, the extra point. Then to reverse the process, Randolph made the last TD, and John, the extra point. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right: Johnny Hembree, John Cook, Lyle Martin, Donald Ramsey, Hugh Carringer, Jimmy Cole, Robert Bruce, Billy Waggoner. Second row: Gordon Hall, Paul Green, Johnny Hatchett, Ronnie Palmer, Tommy Hogan, David White, Gus Hinton, Gary Barnett. Third row: Luke Nave, Tommy Adams, Bob Hill, Malcolm Gates, Richard Deavers, Harold Wilson, Jack Crawford, Mike Abernathy, Tony Hembree, Donald Morris. MURPHY WHITEWASHES HAYESVILLE 53-0 The Murphy Bulldogs scored in every quarter against the Hayesville Yellow Jackets in a rollicking victory. To begin this devastating display of scoring, John Van Horn ran 10 yards, scoring the first TD. Sammy Duncan ripped through for the second and John ran the extra point. Randolph made a 12 yard dash for the third and scored the extra point. To end the first half of play, John plunged 5 yards for the fourth TD with Bobby Roberson scoring the extra point. Bill Haney scored the only TD during the third quarter. The second team proved to be a power-house for scoring also, when in the third quarter they cut loose to tally three touchdowns. The first of these was made by Sammy on a 2 yard plunge with Bill Harper making the extra point. The second of this trio came when Kenny English passed 32 yards to Marshall Graves who ran 15 additional yards for the score. Graves also ran the extra point. To end this touchdown parade, Kenny dashed 57 yards on a punt return to score the final TD of the game. BULLDOGS BITE PANTHERS The powerful Bulldogs showed their strength as they rolled over the once dreaded Franklin Panthers in a 26-7 victory. The first quarter was tense until Randolph Cunningham cut loose and galloped 28 yards for the first TD. As time moved on, the Bulldogs put everyone more at ease. Sammy Duncan was turned loose and sped down the field from the Franklin 30 yard line to station the Murphy team on her own 5 yard line. Bobby Roberson fought through the line for the second TD, thus leaving the score at halftime 12-0. Although the third quarter went scoreless, the fourth did more than make up for it as there was action until the last whistle blew. Not being able to get hold of the ball in a punt situation, a Franklin Panther was landed far behind the line of scrimmage by hard-hitting John Snow and Buck Smith. Several plays later Randolph Cunningham dashed 13 yards for the third TD and Bobby Roberson dived over the line for the extra point. The fourth TD came as John Van Horn passed 16 yards to Marshall Graves, and Bobby Roberson again ran the extra point. The only other score in the game was by Franklin, thus ending the game 26-7. ANDREWS WILDCATS TAMED The Bulldgos moved to the Nantahala District title, along with their ninth consecutive victory as they defeated their arch rival Andrews 13-0. Randolph Cunningham made the first tally after John Van Horn and Sammy Duncan had dis- played fine teamwork in maneuvering the ball down field for 40 yards. Neither team scored during the second or third quarters. Early in the fourth quarter, Cunningham registered the last score and added the extra point. 76 Murphy Loses District Championship Bulldogs Beat Bethel The Bulldogs closed out their regular season of play with a crushing victory over Bethel High School by a score of 40-0. Fullback Bobby Roberson led the scoring with three touchdowns. Kenny English followed close behind with two touchdowns and two extra points. Bill Haney scored one touchdown and one extra point. John Van Horn accounted for the remaining extra point. MURPHY STUNS REYNOLDS Tire Bulldogs carved their eleventh victory as they floored Reynolds High School 47-6. To begin this fine show, Bobby Roberson powered through the Rocket team for 55 yards. John Snow proved outstanding upon receiving three passes for touchdowns. Assisting in these touchdowns was John Van Horn who beautifully passed both long and short ones. Other outstanding players of the night were Kenny English, Bill Haney, Sammy Duncan, Randolph Cunningham, and David Alverson. THIRD TIME NO CHARM FOR BULLDOGS The Bulldogs met their only defeat as they competed for the Western District Class AA championship against Appalachian High School of Boone, N. C. Murphy scored first as Bobby Roberson plunged from the one yard line after the team's 64 yard drive. Then Appalachian capitalized on the Bulldogs' miscues. The Boone team scored twice during the second quarter, leaving the halftime score 13-6 in their favor. Appalachian pulled ahead 20-6 during the third quarter at which time the Bulldogs started their comeback drive. Randolph Cunningham plowed over in the fourth period bringing the score to 20-13. He then recovered a Boone fumble, picked it up, and carried the ball to his own 44. The charging Bulldogs then moved the ball to the Appalachian 24 yard line. Murphy's last hope for scoring was shattered as the Appalachian team intercepted a Bulldog pass as time ran out. The final score was 20-13. Left to right: Charles Smith, Randolph Cunningham, Hubert Hinton, Sammy Duncan, and John Snow admire the 1961 football trophy. 77 Enthusiastic Football Heroes Filled With Action and Endurance RANDOLPH CUNNINGHAM HUBERT HINTON SAMMY DUNCAN Homecoming Honors A Queen On Friday night, September 22, Miss Suzi Sprung was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1961. This added a touch of elegance to a very exciting game between the Murphy High Bulldogs and the Swain High Maroon Devils. Miss Sprung and her court were chosen by a vote of the entire football squad. She was escorted by co-captains Randolph Cunningham and Hubert Hinton. The Queen's court comprised representatives from each class. Frankie Beal, escorted by Bobby Roberson and Barbara Queen, escorted by Hubert Hinton, represented the senior class. Members selected from the junior class were Barbara Cunningham, escorted by Eddie FerguSbn and Ruth Crisp, escorted by John Snow. Selected from the sophomore class was Carmolita Smith, escorted by Bill Haney. Treacy Nugent, escorted by Sammy Duncan, represented the freshman class. SUZI SPRUNG Queen 80 RANDOLPH CUNNINGHAM and HUBERT HINTON Escorts 81 ROBERT HALL BARBARA QUEEN EDDIE FERGUSON BARBARA CUNNINGHAM BOBBY ROBERSON FRANKIE BEAL Homecoming Court Above: Randolph Cunningham receives trophy as Most Valuable Back. Below: John Snow is recognized as Most Valuable Lineman. Receive T rophies 83 Girls Undefeated Conference Champions The Murphy High girls, capably coached by Chuck McConnell ranked first in the Western Division of the Smoky Mountain Conference. The girls had the hustle and spirit that makes any team good. This was proved by the team as they emerged undefeated during the regular season of play. They went on to capture the Smoky Mountain Conference Tournament also, resulting in a 24-0 record. The girls lost only two players this year: Margaret Cole and Frankie Beal. The experience of the veteran players will prove to be very valuable in making a champion for next year. The girls should be commended on their fine team's record this year and outstanding sportsmanship. Statistics Points Average Margaret Cole ... 789... ..32.9 Linda Smith . .. 305... ..12.7 Linda Jones . . .229. . . ,.. 9.5 Shirley Rogers i- oo N ,.. 7.9 Team Average.. 70. 9 ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS Frankie, Margaret, and Maxine 84 GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to right: Frankie Beal, Linda Jones, Margaret Cole, Pat Gillenwater, Maxine O'Dell, and Linda Smith. Conference Games Stecoah........ Nantahala...... Hayesville..... Mountain View. Hiawassee Dam Andrews........ Robbinsville. . . Stecoah........ Nantahala...... Hayesville..... Mountain View. Hiawassee Dam Andrews........ Robbinsville.. . They ...37 ...35 .. 37 .. 13 ..22 .. 43 ...29 .. .29 .. .46 ..35 . . 34 ..39 . .55 .. .36 Non-conference Games We They 72 82 58 44 70 70 22 Tournament Games We They 81 55 26 87 56 BASKETBALL GIRLS Left to right: Shirley Cole, Eva Dockery, Rosemary Bates, Alice Stalcup, Shirley Rogers, Ruth Crisp, Carmolita Smith, Alice Davis. Second row: Judy Sanders, Frankie Beal, Delores Hughes, Linda Jones, Margaret Cole, Pat Gillenwater, Maxine O’Dell, Louise Morley, Linda Smith. Murphy s Margaret Cole Selected to Play in Girls’ All-State Basketball Game at Forrest City Margaret exhibits her skill under the basket 86 Boys Make A Comeback The outlook for the boys' team seemed rather dismal for opening the 61-62 season. However, what they lacked in skill was compensated for in hustle and fighting spirit. They made an outstanding comeback as they emerged to become the runners-up in the Smoky Mountain Conference Tournament. Since the team is composed almost entirely of inexperienced players—only two seniors—the boys are looking forward to great teams in the next two years. Left to right: Jerry Johnson, Lewis Foster, Charles Smith, John Snow, and Kenny English, Left to right: Jimmy Cole, Jerry Johnson, Bobby Lovingood, Wayne Watson, John Moore, Ricky Kephart, Hugh Carringer. Second row: Gerald Moore, Lewis Foster, Charles Smith, John Snow, Ralph Graves, Kenny English, Eddie Palmer, Robert Smith. Conference Games We They 61, 46, 50, 51, 45, 53. 45, 64, 57. 50, 61, 58. 58, 63. Stecoah......................................................50 Nantahala....................................................52 Hayesville................................................. 38 Mountain View................................................49 Hiawassee Dam................................................43 Andrews......................................................61 Robbinsville.................................................43 Stecoah......................................................43 Nantahala....................................................73 Hayesville...................................................59 Mountain View................................................52 Hiawassee Dam................................................51 Andrews......................................................74 Robbinsville.................................................56 88 Non-Conference Games They We 39 44 Cullowhee 75 37 Franklin 80 38 Swain 71 61 Franklin 78 46 Cullowhee 75 Tournament Games They We 49 38 60 54 55 47 51 79 State AA Tournament 60..........................Swain........ 91 Jerry Johnson. . John Snow... . Lewis Foster. . Buck Smith . . . Johnny Moore. Kenny English Team Average Statistics Points ............546 .. ........... 244.. ......... 176.. ...........161.. ...........58.. ........... 52.. Average ,.. 21.8 . .. 10.4 ____7.6 ... 6.4 ____2.5 ... 2.3 ...50.9 Conference Stars Jerry Johnson and Johnny Moore BILLY HANEY......a.... JOHN VAN HORN ... LINDA SMITJWl ... LESTER STOWE. JOHN SNOW, Secretary .Treasurer . Reporter JUDY DARLENE ANTHONY SHIRLEY ANN ARROWOOD CHARLES WANTON BARRETT MAUDE CARLENE BATES MARIE NELSON BEAVER LOUISE BEAVER Juniors HAROLD BEAVERS LOUISE BETTIS WILLIAM LONNIE BRITT LARRY DAVID BURRELL DONALD MORRIS CARTER, JR. RUBY FAYE CARTER RONALD GARY CHAMBERS BURL LAKE CHASTAIN WAYNE HENRY CHASTAIN of 1962 HELEN DEWAYNE CRAIG PATRICIA GAIL CRAWFORD BARBARA KATE CRISP CLARA RUTH CRISP VIRGINIA LEE CRISP BARBARA SANDRA CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM DICKIE DAVIS JERRY EDWARD DECKER SHIRLEY SUE DERREBERRY 1 WILLIE ETHEL CHASTAIN WILLIAM HARMOND CLAY JAMES LARRY CLONTS SHIRLEY ANN COLE FRANCIS LAMAN COOK CONSTANCE MARIE CRAIG n BARBARA JUNE DOCKERY CAROLYN ANN DOCKERY CAROLYN NANCY DOCKERY FRANCES DOCKERY JAMES EDDIS DOCKERY KENNETH NEIL DOCKERY MARY RUTH DOCKERY SHIRLEY DOCKERY CLIFFORD RAY ELLIOTT KENDALL EVERETT ENGLISH SANDRA JEAN FAIN PEARLIE RANCE FLEMING, JR. LEWIS EDWARD FOSTER PATRICIA LEE GILLENWATER CAROLYN MAE GRAVES of 1962 KENNETH GENE GREENE WILLIAM MILTON CULLEDGE CECIL LEE HAMPTON WILLIAM HENRY HANEY DORIS ANN HARPER PATRICIA ANN HASS JACK HENRY HEDDEN FRANCES MARTHA HEDDEN JOYCE ANN HEMBREE KENNETH LARRY HEMBREE ELIZABETH IONE HENN BETTY LOU HENSON JAMES EDGAR HENSON, JR. LANA SUE HENSON SHERRY LYNN HENSON LARRY RAY HUGHES CAROLYN JEAN HUSK1NS HAROLD HOUSTON JOHNSTON ROSALIND NEAL JOHNSON LINDA LOU JONES BILLY RAY KEASLER Juniors TRUMAN FREDERICK KELLEY FAYE LOUISE KEPHART JO ANN KILLIAN LYTLE CLIFFORD KILLIAN JEAN POSTELL KILLIAN EVELYN KINCAID ANNA MAE KING MYRTLE MAXINE KIRKLAND BARBARA ANN LANEY RUTH ANN LEDFORD MORRIS EDGAR LEMONS BRENDA GAIL LITTLE JANA REA LOCKABY CHERYL KAYE LOUDERMILK GEORGIA MAE LOVINCOOD of 1962 MARY SUE LOVINGOOD JOHN EDWARD McAFEE ARNOLD DEE McCLURE JANE CLEO McCLURE NEIL HOWARD MARCUS CAROL THOMASINE MILLSAPS MYRON DEAN MINTZ BILLIE ELIZABETH MOORE MARY LOUISE MORLEY RACHELLE OWENS KENNETH GENE PACK WANDA LOUISE PAINTER Juniors BILLY RAY PALMER FLOYD ANTHONY PALMER THOMAS WILSON PALMER STEVE ROY PHILLIPS JACK OREL PIPES PRISCILLA JANE PRICE HAZEL LEE RADFORD MARVIN RAPER JAMES ROBERT REED BILLIE JAYNE REESE BOBBY ALLEN ROBERSON SHIRLEY SUE ROGERS DONNA SUE ROSE CHARLENE ROWLAND EMILY LYNDA SCHUYLER of 1962 FANNIE YVONNE SEABOLT LINDA KAYE SEABOLT SARAH VARNER SINGLETON LINDA RUTH SMITH MICHAEL NELSON SNEED JOHN JOYNER SNOW, JR. WANDA LUCILLE SOLESBEE DENNIS FLOYD STALCUP LESTER LEE STOWE FRED SWAIN, III ROGER DALE THOMASSON WANDA ANN THOMPSON Juniors CLAYTON LUTHER TRANTHAM JOHN EDGAR VAN HORN DONNIE EARL WAYMAN DORINDA MEARL WAYMAN RAY THOMAS WEAVER JIMMY ARLENA WHISNANT JANIE ANN WHITENER SARAH LYNETTE WILLIAMS JOHN ABE ZIMMERMAN .....President .Vice-President .... Secretary ..... Treasurer ......Reporter ROLTN PALMER.... EVA DOCKERY..... BOBBY CLAY.... ALICE DAVIS Sophomores EVA NELL ABERNATHY OLA ELIZABETH ABERNATHY MICHAEL WAYNE ABERNATHY DELLA GERALDINE ADAMS THOMAS DAVIS ADAMS WALTER EARL AMOS ROBERT FURMAN ANDERSON JIMMY ASHE JIMMY WADE BAKER BETTIE RUTH BARKER ROSEMARY BATES i 102 RUBY RUTH CARROLL MARGIE CARTER LAURA KAREN CAVENDER of 1962 JOE EDWARD CLEARLY LINDA LOUISE CHAMBERS ERNEST ROBERT CHASTAIN FRANK HARPER CHASTAIN ROBERT LEON CLAY GENEVA COKER GEORGE LARRY CONLEY CLIFTON ELBERT COOK JOHNNY ANDREW COOK GEORGE STEPHEN CRAWFORD BARBARA BENNIE LEA CRISP JOAN LEE CRISP ALICE VIOLA DAVIS LLOYD RICHARD DEAVER HILDA JOAN DECKER JERRY LYNN DICKEY 103 Sophomores BOBBY DOCKERY EVA BETH DOCKERY MILDRED KAYE DOCKERY SHIRLEY MABEL DOCKERY WILMA JOYCE DOCKERY BRENDA SUE DUNAWAY SHIRLEY ANN FARMER GERALDINE FORRISTER WILLIAM F. FORSYTH, JR. MARGIE MAXINE FOSTER HARRY CLAUDE FOWLER BETTY LOIS GARRETT MALCOLM GATES CECIL RAY GENTRY MARIE MAE GENTRY DAN ROBERT GIBSON BARBARA GAIL GRAHAM JERRY OLIVER GRAVES MARSHALL GRAVES 104 WILLIAM RALPH GRAVES BRENDA GLADYS GREENE WILLIAM OTIS GREENE of 1962 RANDALL GRIFFITH JOAN LEE GUTHRIE SUE ANN HAIGLER JOY ANN HALL JUDITH ANN HALL SHERIDAN WILFORD HALL SHIRLEY ANN HAMPTON WILLIAM ROBERT HARPER ROGER FRED HASS GLORIA ANN HEDRICK MARGIE HELTON JOHN CHARLES HEMBREE CHARLES BRUCE HENSON ANN CALDWELL HUGHES DELORES ANN HUGHES FLOYD HERBERT HUGHES 105 Sophomores MORRIS VAUGHN HUGHES STELLA LOUISE HUGHES WANDA LEE HUGHES TERRY HUNESUCKER MARY MALINDA HYATT HORACE NEAL INGLE BILLIE JEAN JAMES RANDALL LAMAR JOHNSON GLENDA YVONNE JONES JAMES RICHARD JORDAN BARBARA ANN KEPHART DAVID SHERIDAN KEPHART FARLEY WILLIAM KEPHART FRANCES JOAN KEPHART LINDA DIANE KEPHART RICKY LEE KEPHART HOBBART RAY KIDD CHARLES JOE KILBY MONA LEE KISSLEBURG 106 ELIZABETH LOVINGOOD ROBERT LOVINGOOD RONALD LEE LOVINGOOD of 1962 SHERRY LOVINGOOD MARJORIE McCOMBS betty McDonald imolene McDonald larry McDonald MERLE HARVEY McRAE C. H. MOORE PATRICIA LOUISE MOORE SHIRLEY FAYE MOORE WILLIAM GERALD MOORE REBECCA LYNN MORGAN JAMES DONALD MORRIS WANDA SUE MORRIS JAMES ERVIN NATIONS NEVERT LEE NATIONS LINDA SUE O'DELL 107 Sophomores ,ma: CAF MAX GERALD O'DELL LIE SUE OLIVER CAROLYN SUE PALMER PATSY SUE ROGERS LINDA CAROLYN ROSE JUDY CAROLYN SANDERS BETTY SUE SEABOLT JERRY EARL PLEMMONS ELIZABETH PLEMMONS DOROTHY ROBERSON EDNA RUTH ROBERSON JUNE LORENE ROBERTS PAUL RICHARD ROBERTS GLENDA ANN ROBERTSON JOHNNY JULIAN ROGERS JAMES ELLIS SHERRILL DORA CARMOLITA SMITH MARGARET ELLEN SMITH WILLARD EUGENE SNEED 108 ALICE CORDILIA STALCUP MARTHA NELL STILES ALMER FRED SUTTON of 1962 LEON TAYLOR HAROLD DENNIS TEAGUE BEATRICE LAVINE THOMAS CARL THOMAS RHETA ANNILEE THOMAS VANWORTH THOMAS WAYNE ALVIN TIMPSON DEMPSEY BROWNIE TOTHEROW WANDA TRUETT EUGENE ALFRED TWEED STEPHEN HOYT WALDROUP BETTY JEWEL WESTMORELAND CHARLES WILLIAM WHITE, II HENRY WADE WILSON JAMES MICHAEL WILSON BARBARA JEAN WORTHEN 109 MECHANICAL SMILES 110 of 1962 EUGENE DALE CHANCE SANDRA GAIL CHASTAIN JIMMY EDWARD COLE BARBARA JOYCE COLEMAN ARVIL RAY COOK JOHN EDWARD COOK MARY ELIZABETH COOK MAC ARTHUR CORDELL JACK DENVER CRAWFORD, JR. CAROLYN CRISP LARRY DEWEY CRISP ANNIE MARGARET CURTIS BENNY JAMES DALRYMPLE JERRY NEIL DALRYMPLE FREDERICK LUTHER DAVIS JOHNNIE RUTH DAVIS KENNY JANE DAVIS LARRY RAY DAVIS MAC TOMAS DAVIS MARY ARDEN DAVIS SHIRLEY CLAUDIA DAVIS CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH DeBORD CAROL ANN DECKER ANTHONY EDWIN DEITZ 1 Freshmen PEGGY JOYCE DERREBERY EDWARD DOCKERY JUDITH DOCKERY MARIE DOCKERY WILLIAM HOWARD DOCKERY GORDON RAY EARWOOD DANIEL CLIFTON ELLIOTT JANET LEE ELLIOTT BRENDA CHARLENE ENGLISH JANICE SUE ENGLISH KENNETH ENLOE FRANCES ELIZABETH FAIN LARRY PAUL FOX CHARLES ROGER GARRETT HELEN FAY GENTRY LINDA ANN GIBSON ALLEN FARMER FARMER GAYLE FARMER ROBERT EUGENE FARMER GLORIA SHELIA GOSSETT KATHRINE FAYE GRAHAM HOYT EDWARD GRAVES PAUL ROGERS GREEN of 1962 LUCILLE MENNICE HAAS PEARL GORDON HALL JERRY WAYNE HARTNESS CLARENCE CHRISTOPHER HASS GENE ALLEN HATCHETT HARRIET JUANITA HATCHETT JOHN LOFTON HATCHETT, JR. WANDA JOYCE HAYES WILLIAM CALVIN HAYES ROBERT DANIEL HEAD MARY JENNINGS HEADRICK JERALD HEDDEN david McKinley hembree JOHNNY ARTHUR HEMBREE FAYE HELEN HENSON ROBERT BENJAMIN HILL DAVID AUGUSTUS HINTON MICHAEL EDWARD HINTON THOMAS HOGAN JUDITH CAROL HOGSED STEPHEN JAMES HOWELL WALTER GLEN HUGHES WILLARD RAY HUGHES WARREN LUCIEN HUSKINS Freshmen WILLIAM MARVIN HUS KINS ROSALIE HARRIETTT HYDE SARAH ALICE JEFFERIES LARRY ALLEN JOHNSON 3 - Ci '7'y LC ' MARY HELEN JOI LORETTA THELMA KEPHART MERLE RAY KEPHART ROGER DENNIS KEPHART n. p. WILLARD EUGENE KEPHART PATSY LEA KILLIAN WILLIAM LEWIS KING SHIRLEY LANEY TAFT WASHINGTON LANEY DORIS LINDA LEDFORD EDWARD LEE LEDFORD JUDY CAROLEEN LEDFORD SALLY LUCILLE LEDFORD HELEN LEE GLENDA SUE LEMONS DENNIS RAY LINN DEBORAH LITTLE SHERILL JOY LITTLE BRUCE LOCKABY ELIZABETH ANN LOCHABY of 1962 CAROLYN MAE LOVING PHYLLIS ANN LOVINGOOD CAROLYN LILLIE MABRY JOAN PAULETTE McAFEE EDITH FAYE McCLURE WANDA KAY McCLURE ELLEN LINDA McDONALD ROBERT WINSTON McDONALD ELIZABETH CAROLYN McGAHA FREDA ANN McGAHA LINDA LOIS MACK WILLIAM THOMAS MALLONEE JAKE DAVID MANN ALBERT EARL MARTIN GEORGE LYLE MARTIN LISSIE MARIE MASHBURN 4 LOIS ANN MASHBURN WILLIAM ALLEN MASHBURN LARRY ALLEN METCALF WILLIAM ERNEST MINTZ HARRY LEE MOORE, JR. JIMMY BOB MORGAN JOYCE KATHY MOSS DANNY JAMES MUNDY Freshmen BARBARA JANE MURRIN LINDA FAYE NATIONS PAUL LUTHER NAVE, JR. LINDA SUE NELSON TREACY ANN NUGENT DANIEL WADE O'DELL BARBARA SUE ODOM RONNIE LEE PALMER ROY EARL PALMER WAYNE EDDIE PALMER BOBBY RAY PAN TER BRENDA MARIE PANTER GARY CHANDLER PHILLIPS RAYMOND ALBERT PHILLIPS EDWARD CALVIN PLOTT LINDA SUE POSTELL JOYCE AGUSTA POWELL KAREN SUE PRESNELL ROBERT BRENT RADCLIFT AB EDWARD RADFORD JOY ANN RADFORD PAUL ROY RADFORD ROSS DILLARD RADFORD DONALD WARREN RAMSEY of 1962 RICHARD RAWLINGS FRANCES REBECCA JO RAY JOHN THOMAS REED JAMES HUBERT ROBERSON .(izou AA rUlr DOROTHY ROBERTS MICHAEL DAVID ROBERTS IJNDA GALE ROBERTSON CAROLYN LEE ROGERS LINDA ROBERTA SATTERFIELD DENNIS WAYNE SIMONDS AUDRY VIRGINIA SMITH GINGER CAROL SMITH JIMMY VAN SMITH KATHERINE LOUISE SMITH LARRY RAY SMITH PAUL TERRY SMITH 5V PEGGY JEAN SMITH ROBERT LINCOLN SMITH CLYDE HORACE SNEED JAMES WILLIAM SNEED JANE MARTHA SNEED MARY SHEILAH SNEED BRENDA STALCUP ROBERT COY STEWART Freshmen HARRY LEE STILES JOYCE CAROLYN STILES PATRICIA ANN STILES SHEILA FAYE STILES SANDRA KAY STOWE KENNETH SUDDERTH MITCHELL SWANSON CYNTHIA SWEETING DEMORAS SYLVESTER IFFORD TAYLOR JAMES MICHAEL TAYLOR WILLIAM RALPH TAYLOR HAROLD WILLIAM THOMPSON PHYLLIS SUE THOMPSON PATRICIA DIANNE TIMPSON BILLY BOB WAGGONER JOSEPH WAYNE WATSON DAVID RODNEY WHITE SARAH ELIZABETH WHITE JOHN RICHARD WHITENER TEX STANLEY WHITENER ELIZABETH JANE WHITLEY JIMMY WIGGINS CAROLYN LOGAN WILSON HAROLD M. WILSON BRENDA ANN WOODY Senior Directory RALPH ABERNATHY Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus Drivers Club 4; Declamation 1, 2,3,4; F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 4. BARBARA ANN ADAMS Unaka, North Carolina Terminal Course Chorus 3, 4; Folk Dance Club 1; Geography Medal 3; Music Club 2, 3. DAVID EDWARD ALVERSON 107 West Hill Street Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Band l;Basketball 2; Declamation Contest 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play. DEBORAH KAY ANDERSON Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club Secretary 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Reporter 4; Garden Club 3; Pep Club 2; Senior Play. NELDA FLORENCE ATWOOD Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course Basketball 1; Chorus 1; Recitation Contest 2; Transferred from Berlin Central High School, Berlin, New York 2. LLOYD BAKER, JR. Regal Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 4; Library Club 4; Mechanics Club 1. MARY GEORGE BAUGH 121 Cherokee Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Cheerleader 1; Chorus 3,4; Garden Club Secretary 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Wittiest 4; Senior Play. FRANKIE ANN BEAL Hiawassee Street Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Basketball 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Secretary 2,4; Dramatics Club 3; Editor's Roundtable 4; Football Court 4; F.T.A. 2; Garden Club 1; All Conference Medal 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Recitation Contest 3,4; 'Student Council 2,3; Junior Marshal; Senior Play; Boomerang Sports Editor 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. GLEN HENRY BEAVER, JR. Terrace Avenue Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Chorus 3,4; Football 1; 4-H Club 1,2, Song Leader 3; Senior Play; Boomerang Exchange Editor 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. MENNICE ANN BEAVER Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.H.A. 4; Library Club 1. BARBARA LOUISE BISHOP Willow Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Folk Dance Club 1; Garden Club 2; Needlework Club 3; Pep Club 1. BILLY JOE BRANNON Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Chorus 1,2,3; Folk Dance Club 3; Transferred from Hiwassee Dam High School, Hiwassee Dam, North Carolina 1. MARGIE BRANNON Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course Chorus 4; Folk Dance Club 1; Math Medal 1; Music Club 2; Needlework Club 3. MARTHA FAYE BRIDGES Route 1 Marble, North Carolina Terminal Course Folk Dance Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Music Club 2; Pep Club 1; Speech Club 1, 2. THOMAS THEODORE CAMPBELL 107 Cherokee Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 4; 4-H Club ljLibrary Club 4; Mechanics Club 1. RALPH LEONIDUS CARDER Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Chorus 2,3,4; F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Library Club 2; Mechanics Club 2. 121 Senior Directory GERALD THOMAS CHAMBERS Route 3, Box 310 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Basketball 2; Beta Club 3,4; Library Club Reporter 2; Boomerang Editor-in-Chief 4; U.S. History Medal 3; Junior Marshal (Co-Chief); KANUHSHETA Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Most Intelligent, Most Likely to Succeed 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; National French Examination Wi nne r 3; Nature Study Club 1; Valedictorian 4; Explorers Club 3. LLOYD WILLIAM CLARK Route 1 Marble, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 4; Nature Study Club 1. MARGARET ANN COLE Route 1, Box 83 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Basketball 1,2, .3,4; Business Education Club 3; Class Treasurer 4; Garden Club 3; All-Conference 2, 3, 4; Most Outstanding Player in Basketball 3, 4; Monogram Club 3; Most Athletic 4. PATRICIA ANN COLE Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Class Vice-President 4; Garden Club President 3. DONALD EDWARD COLEMAN Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus Drivers Club 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD EDWARD COOK Box 415 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Basketball 1,2; Chorus 4; Football 1,2. OSCAR FRANKLIN COOK Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Chemistry Medal 3; Mechanics Club 3; Science Club 2. ALVIN EDWARD CRISP Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Bus Drivers Club 3,4; F.F.A. 3, President 4; Explorers Club 3; 4-H Club 3. FRANKLIN DEWAYNE CRISP Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1. RANDOLPH BOBBY CUNNINGHAM 509 Hiawassee Street Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Class President 1, Vice-President 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Student Council Vice-President 3, President 4; Most Athletic (Football) 4. MARVIN HOYT CURTIS Unaka, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus Drivers Club 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Biggest Flirt 4. PATRICIA CAROL DAVIDSON Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Folk Dance Club 2; 4-H Club 1; Library Club 4; Music Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Biggest Flirt 4; Senior Play. LOIS YVERRLA DAVIS Unaka, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 4; Folk Dance Club ljMusic Club 2; Needlework Club 3. BILLY MARVIN DECKER Box 453 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Chorus 3, 4; Declamation Contest 3, 4; Football 2; Literary Club 4; Mechanics Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. DONALD RAY DECKER Box 113 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course 4-H Club 1,2,3. PATSY CAROL DERREBERRY Box 472 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course SAMUEL WALTER DUNCAN Vance Street Murphy, North Carolina Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Monogram Club 3. EDWIN THOMAS ENGLISH Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Basketball 1, 3; Bus Drivers Club 4; F.F.A. 2,3; Football 1; Music Club 4; Most Mischievous 4. 122 Senior Directory GLENDA JEAN FARMER Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Folk Dance Club 1; Music Club President 2; Needlework Club Secretary 3; Boomerang Reporter 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4. WILLIAM EDGAR FERGUSON Box 492 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 2,3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4. GLENDA FAYE FISHER Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Business Education Club Treasurer 3; 4-H Club 1; Garden Club Treasurer 1, 2; PepClub 2; Needlework Club 3; Senior Play. JERRY SHELBY FRANKS 109 Willow Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Mechanics Club 4; Nature Study Club 1. CHARLOTTE RUTH HUGHES GENTRY Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course Cheerleader 2; F.H.A. Reporter 4; Folk Dance Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Recitation Contest 3. ELIZABETH ANDERSON GIBBS Bayless Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Chorus 3; Class Reporter 1; Football Court 2; Garden Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Most Popular 4. MARY LORETTA GUTHRIE Route 4, Box 64 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 4; Folk Dance Club 1; Needlework Club 3. PATSY JANE HAIGLER 216 Peachtree Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Folk Dance Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EARL HALL Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Class Treasurer 2; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Best Personality 4. REBECCA HOOVER HANEY Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Beta Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Garden Club 1; Majorette 1,2, Drum Majorette 3; Latin Medal 3; Pep Club 1,2, Reporter 3; Recitation Contest 3; Student Council 2, 3; Junior Marshal. DONNA MAE HAAS Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Chorus 4; Library Club 1; Music Club 2. JERRY HUBERT HENSON Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Declamation Contest 2,3,4; 4-H Club 4, President 1, District Reporter 2, President 3, Library Club 2; Mechanics Club 3; Science Club 2; Explorers Club 3; Boomerang Circulation Manager 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. LYNDA MARGARET HENSON Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course Basketball 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1; Betty Crocker Medal 4; Pep Club 2,3, Photography Club 2; Most Mischievous 4; Senior Play. LOVENIA LORRETTA HERT Route 1, Box 146 Marble, North Carolina Terminal Course Business Education Club 3; Folk Dance Club 2; Music Club 2. HUBERT WILSON HINTON Willow Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Dramatics Club 3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Most Valuable Lineman Trophy 3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; Most Popular 4. CHARLTON HOSEA HOLDER, JR. 110 Dillard Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Science Club 1, 2. GENEVA OPAL SUE HORTON Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course Chorus 4; Garden Club 1. BARBARA ANN HUGHES Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Folk Dance Club 1; Music Club 2; Pep Club 3. 123 Senior HARRY DANIEL HUGHES Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Basketball 1; Class Reporter 3; Dramatics Club 3; Football 1, 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1; Science Medal 1; Science Club 2. HERBERT DAVID HUGHES Route 3 Blairsville, Georgia Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. IVA GLADYS HUGHES Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course Chorus 4; Garden Club 1,2. MARY LOUISE HUGHES Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.H.A. 1,3; Library Club 2. PASCHAL JACK HUGHES Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Football 1; 4-H Club 1,2,3. WAYNE CARL INGLE Route 1, Box 9 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Class Vice-President 3; Dramatics Club 3; Football 1; Library Club 1; Student Council 3; Wittiest 4. MARY SUE JAMES Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Business Education Club Vice-President 3; Cheerleader Alternate 4; Library Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; Boomeranq Reporter 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. ELIZABETH SUE JOHNSON Route 1, Box 72 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Business Education Club 3; Garden Club 2; Music Club 1; Boomeranq Associate Editor 4; KANUHSHETA Editor-in-1 Chief 4; Editor's Roundtable 4. JEANETTE ANNE JOHNSON Route 1, Box 120 Marble, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 4; Folk Dance Club 1; Needlework Club 3. Directory JERRY WAYNE JOHNSON Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; Football l;PepClub 1,2; Student Council 4; Most Athletic (Basketball) 4. MONT JOHNSON, JR. Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. LARRY KENNETH JONES Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Bus Drivers Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Mechanics Club 1; Pep Club 4; Science Club 2. RONALD VIRGIL KEPHART Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Basketball 1,2; Declamation Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Mechanics Club 3; Boomeranq Reporter 4; KANUH- SHETA Staff 4. WILMA RUTH KEPHART Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 3; Garden Club 1. BRUCE EDWIN KILBY Route 1 Marble, North Carolina Terminal Course Bus Drivers Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Mechanics Club 1. BENNY EUGENE KILLIAN Route 1, Box 16 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course DramaticsClub 3; Football 1; Pep Club President 3; Student Council 4; Best Dressed 4. JAMES WILEY KILLIAN Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 2, 3,4; Football 2; 4-H Club 1; Mechanics Club 1. JAMES ROBERT KIMSEY 205 Hilton Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Band 3, 4; Biology Medal 2; Chorus Accompanist 1, 2, 3,4; Drum Major 4; Explorers Club 3, Secretary 4; Music Medal 3; Science Club 1,2; N.C. State H.S. Piano Contest 1, Choral Festival 4; Band Clinic 4, Festival Orchestra 4; Mars Hill Choral Festival 4. Most Talented 4. 124 Senior Directory ROBERT EDWIN KING Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Bus DriversClub 3;F.F.A. 3; Library Club 2, 3; Mechanics Club 1. KENNETH PAUL LANCE Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Bus Drivers Club 3,4; Business Education Club 3, Chorus 4; F.F.A. 4; Mechanics Club 1,4. BARBARA ANN LANNING Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 1,2, Secretary 3.. HORACE ALFRED LEDFORD Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Science Club 2. MARVIN LLOYD LOVIN Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Class Vice-President 1; F.F.A. 1,2. JERRY LEWIS LOWE Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Withdrew LOUELLA KATE MARTIN Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Business Education Club 3;F.H.A. 3;Folk Dance Club 1; Garden Club 2; Needlework Club 3. KENNETH CALVIN McCLURE Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Bus Drivers Club 4; F.F.A. 4; Mechanics Club 4; Nature Study Club 1; Explorers Club 3. PATRICIA ANN McCLURE Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Business Education Club Reporter 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Chorus 3; Football Court 1; Garden Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Best Dressed 4; Best Looking 4. KENNETH CARL McDONALD Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Mechanics Club 2. GARY WAYNE METCALF Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus Drivers Club 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 4. JOHN GORDON MOORE Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3,4; Science Club 1; Student Council 1, 3,4. ROY DEAN MOORE Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. JOSEPH BERLIN MORRIS Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus DriversClub 3, 4; Chorus 2; F.F.A. 1, 2,3, 4; Mechanics Club 2. JAMES DANIEL MOSES Box 174 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course 4-H Club 1. DOROTHY ANN MULL Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Beta Club 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; F.T.A. 2; Garden Club 1; Junior Marshal; Pep Club 1, 2; Recitation Contest 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Boomerang Feature Editor 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4; Senior Play. LORETTA JANE MULL Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Business Education Club 3; Chorus 2; F.H.A. Secretary 4; Folk Dance Club 1; Pep Club 2; Recitation Contest 3. HAL WAYNE NEWTON Route 1 Marble, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus Drivers Club 2, 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Reporter 4. PEGGY ANN NEWTON Route 1 Marble, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 1, 3; Pep Club 2. JOYCE ANN NIX Terminal Course Transferred to Andrews High School, Andrews, North Carolina, November, 1961. 125 Senior Directory CAROLYN MAXINE O'DELL Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course Basketball 1; F.H.A. 3, Secretary 2; Library Club 3; Music Club 2; Photography Club 3. BARBARA JEAN PAINTER Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course 4-H Club ljGardenClub 2; Pep Club 2; Photography Club 3. GERALDINE ELIZABETH PALMER Route 1, Box 110 Marble, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 1,2,3. JANIE MARIE PALMER Route 1, Box 110 Marble, North Carolina Terminal Course Chorus 2, 3; Folk Dance Club 1; Needlework Club 3. JERRY TONY PAYNE Terminal Course STEPHEN MONROE PRESNELL Box 563 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory’ Course MechanicsClub 4; Transferred from ClarktonHigh School, Clarkton, North Carolina 4. BARBARA ANN QUEEN Box 519 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Cheerleader 4; Chorus 3; Football Court 3,4; Garden Club 1, 2; Pep Club Treasurer 3; Best Personality 4. DORA NADEANNE QUEEN Route 3, Box 227 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Band 1,2,3; Band Club 2,3; Beta Club 2,3; Majorette 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Transferred from Clinton High School, Clinton, Tennessee 4. BRENDA ANN QUINN Andfey sy North Carolina omics Course F.H.A. 3, Chairman 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Garden Club 2; Pep Club 2; Recitation Contest 2,3,4; Senior Play; Boomerang Reporter 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. SIDNEY VERL RADFORD Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4; 4-H Club 4. WALTER ZACK RAMSEY Route 4 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Bus Drivers Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Library Club 2; Mechanics Club 1; Music Club 3,4. HUBERT LUTHER RAPER Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 1,2, Sentinel 3; Library Club 1; Science Club 1; Transferred from Union County High School, Blairsville, Georgia 4. KENNETH DANIEL RICE 128 Wells Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Explorers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mechanics Club 4; Nature Study Club 1; Transferred from Hiwassee Dam High School, Hiwassee Dam, North Carolina 2; Senior Play. ARLENE ROBERSON Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Folk Dance Club 2; 4-H Club 1; Garden Club 3; Pep Club 2,3. JERRY RICHARD ROBERSON Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus Drivers Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; F.F.A. 4; Me- chanics Club 1. CAROLYN FRANCES LANEY ROGERS Route 3, Box 385 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Chorus 2; F.H.A. 1. RUBY ROSE Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 3; Folk Dance Club 1; Music Club 2. JOHN KNOX RUSH 208 McClelland Street Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Declamation Contest 4; Explorers Club 3; Library Club 2; Mechanics Club 4; Nature Study Club 1; Senior Play. 126 Senior Directory RICHARD PRESTON SIMONDS Route 1 Marble, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Bus Drivers Club 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Music Club 3; Pep Club 3. JOANNE SNEED Boulevard Street Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Folk Dance Club 1; Music Club Vice-President 2; Needle- work Club 3; Boomerang Business Manager 4; KANUH- SHETA Business Manager 4. MAJOR IE SUZANNE SPRUNG 236 Grant Street Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Cheerleader 1; Football Court 3, Queen 4; Library Club Treasurer l;Pep Club 3; Science Club 2; Student Council 4; Transferred from Hall Fletcher, Junior High School, Asheville, North Carolina 2. MARGARET JANE STALCUP Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course 4-H Club 1; Garden Club 2; Music Club 3. WILLIAM ALBERT STILES Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Course Basketball 1; F.F.A. 2,3,4. DORIS ANN STILES Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Class Reporter 4; Garden Club 1; Student Council 1,4; Needlework Club 3; Boomerang Reporter 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. JAMES HOYT STILES Route 2 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.H. A. 1; 4-H Club 1; Mechanics Club 1; Student Council 3, 4; Boomerang Reporter 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. COLON EDWARD VAXTER TAYLOR Route 3, Box 334 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. HOWARD OTTO TAYLOR Route 3, Box 330 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3. JAMES McKINLEY TIMPSON 417 Hiwassee Street Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Basketball 2; Chorus 3; Declamation Contest 2; Football 2; 4-H Club 1; Mechanics Club 2; Senior Play; Science Club 2; Student Council 2; Best Looking 4. WANDA ANN TIMPSON Route 1, Box 220 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course Beta Club 3,4; Bookkeeping Medal 3; F.T.A. 2; Garden Club 1; Salutatorian 4; Student Council 2; Most Intellectual 4; Junior Marshal. LINDA SOPHRONIA TOTHEROW Route 1, Box 226 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Basketball 1,2,3. VIRGINIA EVELYN WELLS Route 1, Box 4 Murphy, North Carolina College Preparatory Course Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Class President 2; Class Secretary 3; 4-H Club 4, Reporter 1, 3, Song Leader 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2,4; Boomerang Reporter 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. LINDA SUE WILSON Route 1 Marble, North Carolina Home Economics Course F.H.A. 2,4, Song Leader 3; Garden Club 3; Pep Club 1. JULIA MABEL WORLEY Route 3 Murphy, North Carolina Business Education Course F.T.A. 2; Library Club 1; Music Club 3; Needlework Club 3. HOYT BOB ZIMMERMAN Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course F.F.A. 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Mechanics Club 3; Trans- ferred from Hayesville High School, Hayesville, North Carolina 4. LORETTA KAY ZIMMERMAN Route 1 Murphy, North Carolina Terminal Course Folk Dance Club 1; F.T.A. 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Boomerang Society Editor 4; KANUHSHETA Staff 4. 127 Autographs n+er pujju4run4 ______1_______COMPANY XO INDIANA AVENUf W1NSTON-SAUM, N.C. 128