North Cove High School - Conasoga Yearbook (North Cove, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

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Toate ee sat . on — ie oe = im fe . = s 4 : 7 | a . . “McDOWELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA 28752 44 “Beautiful ame a ae - : — — eee ——- ce iad alley of the, Rocks” - a és tes pa f 4 ya DEN ha) McDowell Coasts Public Library 90 West Court Street Tee NC ehtaae The theme of this 1971 Conasoga is TIME, TIME is important to every aspect of our lives because it changes faces and situations, With TIME the modern be- comes antique and then ancient, Important things become obsolete when TIME dims their significance, Insignificant things become important when TIME proves their value, Time moves the world Time controls our lives There is a time to study There is a time to play Sometimes school signs get thrown in the creek There is a time to be serious Time is often of utmost importance Sometimes we wait and time moves slowly Time changes all things Time always leaves its marks LEARN TO ROOT YOUR SOUL IN TIMELESS THINGS Looking back through the years we have spent at North Cove, we see the faces and remember the voices of those who have guided‘us, Outstanding among these is the manwho sponsored us our Freshman year and in Beta Club; who cheered us to victory athletically while at the same time teasing us about the Spruce Pine J,V.'s and Mohammed Ali; who encouraged us academically; who offered us encouragement and advice, yet realized that we could not follow all of it, but must decide for ourselves our goals, our limitations and our future, For these reasons, we the final class of North Cove High School, dedicate this, the 1971 edition of the Conasoga, to Mr, Douglas McKinney to show our gratitude for his years of dedication to the students and aims of North Cove High School, Dedication In the shadows of the mountains Under the skies so blue, Stands our dear old North Cove High School, Glorious to view. Sound the chorus, speed it onward; Thee we'll never fail! Hail to thee, our North Cove High School Hail to thee, All Hail! In thy halls we formed our friendships Dear old high school home And to thee we pledge our hearts, Wherever we may roam Sound the chorus, speed it onward; Thee we'll never fail! Hail to thee, our North Gove High School f Hail to thes All Review of the Year Beginning in the hot latter months of August and winding ever forward toward the final close of the 1970-71 year, North Cove High School has made its imprint on the sands of time, 1970-71 was... pleasures, ., . � . new teachers bridge repairs... . . . sadness . . . joy at Christmas . + � work but most of all 1970-71 was a step closer to the future and the beckoning mystery that it forever holds. a game with P.G, ... a snowball fight... and play... ourglass we view th students of North Cove High School saw,them - those iS S a ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY JUNIORS Page 42 FRESHMEN Ss Page 52 ORGANIZATIONS Page 74 ELEMENTARY Page 97 SENIORS Page 32 Contents Page 14 SOPHOMORES Page 47 @s NV). ee ae NA “il Page 57 HISTORICAL REVIEW Page 81 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 116 + 15 Principal's Message It is the aim of North Cove School to explore some of the issues that students of our day must face and try to resolve as they go through the process of education. Their responsibility is a heavy one, The past fifty years have seen extraordinary complica- tions: two World Wars, the Great Depression, chronic international tensions, the onset of the Atomic Age, and Viet Nam. Students have beencompelled over and over again to make re-adjustments, and teachers have been called on with increasing urgency to distinguish between the permanent and the transitory, I hope that the years spent here at North Cove will help students know themselves and theirworld better than before, and that it will make clear to them the wisdom that lies beyond knowledge. The collection of events found in this, the last volume of the Conasoga, will help in determining the permanent from the transitory. Alice Ostrom Linda Brown Secretary Teachers' Aide, Librarian Bonnie English Jane Greenlee Teachers' Aide Teachers' Aide First Grade First - Second Grade Mrs, Mary Brown Second Grade Third Grade Mrs, Alma Childers Fourth Grade Mrs, Patricia Hollifield Mrs, Bobbie English Sixth Grade Mrs, Beverly Foster Seventh Grade Mrs. Marjorie Wall Mr. Ted Braswell Eighth Grade 20 Mr. Todd Woody Sophomore Class Advisor Science, Coach Mr, Douglas McKinney Freshmen Class Advisor Social Studies 2I Miss Clara McCall Junior Class Advisor, Home Economics, Health and P,E, Mr. Larry B, Wall Senior Class Advisor, 22 Mr, James Ray Mabe Jr, Agriculture, Shop, Coach Mr, Chris Yarbrough Algebra 23 24 Mr, Merrill McEntire Art Mrs, Gretchen Corbett Music Mr, Ronald Camp Mrs. Mildred Tennant 25 26 We dedicate these pages of the Conasoga to the memory of one who was a member of the North Cove Faculty for a number of years. From the time she first joined the faculty, she seemed a part of North Cove - sharing our joys and sorrows and trying with all her mightto build character, along with vocabulary, in her students. She was a fun-loving, humorous, and understanding person who rebuked unkind comments with a simple how ugly. We will always remember Mrs. Julia Arnold and the friendship and guidance she brought 4 us and will ever cherish the fond memories of the years she spent with us at North Cove. 28 County Administration Mr. Culver Dale (Superintendent) Mr. James E, Johnson Mrs, Colon Wright Mr, Joe Swann Dr, Verna Bergemann Annual Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF JANET WARD BUSINESS MANAGER = = ------ --- 2-52-55 - ee eee eee JANET WARD LITERARY EDITOR - -------------8-------+------- GRACE GREENLEE FEATURES EDITOR=----------- 9-252 5-2-2 eee eres MARTY CHILDERS LAYOUT AND = ------- 5-8 ee ee eee ee ee ee ee eee JEAN GRINDST AFF COPY EDITORS ADVISOR ODELLA CARPENTER LARRY B, WALL 29 30 Mr. and Miss North Cove Jeanne Grindstaff Thomas Good 31 SARAH JOHNSON JANET WARD JEAN GRINDSTAFF - NORTH COVE ELEMENTARY a=z=o=—7a Oo 32 ODELLA CARPENTER THOMAS GOOD JANIE GOOD a= O=- 7D OD FD THOMAS GOOD 1970 Marshalls SARAH JOHNSON JANET WARD FRANCES McCALL Pome e My a , % 7 4 ) @ 33 ODELLA CARPENTER BECKY DUNCAN 34 BOBBY DUNCAN JOHN EDWARDS 36 THOMAS GOOD JANIE GOOD toy by al no Q Az i= 1) a a Let CATHY HUSKINS JANET WARD a e) 2) a am) ie) 2 my a x= w VALORIE WASHBURN JANET BOONE Mascots MARK NANNEY 39 42 asz=OoO=— 7 Grace Greenlee Wanda Edwards Carolyn Stevens Linda Carmney Martha Childers azo = 7 = j ie a Decisions, Decisions Future Homemaker -1971- Concentration 43 Brenda Bartlett | t Linda Carmney a Martha Childers Diane Edwards Wanda Edwards Peter Garaventa Grace Greenlee Dianne Hennessee Ann Holder Bobby R, Hollifield Sam Hollifield Marlene Johnson 45 46 Stanley Jordan Patricia McCall Sonja Mills Pam Mitchell Carolyn Stevens Ronnie Stevens noz=ozsroza7 VO® Mike Quinn Robin Sneed David McKinney Gloria Biddix ”AD=z=OS Oy, VIO 47 48 Roger Andrews Doug Bassett Gloria Biddix Ted Biddix Wanda Biddix Rhonda Boone Donna Braswell 49 50 Frank Burleson Maxine Clark Sheila Dean Donna Duncan Steve Durham Deanna Good Mike Hall Kathy Hennessee Bobby D, Hollifield Jimmy Lowery Geneva McCall Marilyn Swofford David McKinney Ruth Ward Nina McKinney Teresa Washburn Mike Quinn Zola Wiseman Darlene Hollifield Rita Mahan Robin Sneed Joanne Wood 52 ,oS ZT COT TN Nancy Hollifield John Childers Ricky Broome and Hot Dog Cheryl McCall Kenneth Jordan 50 5 SO 0 = TI Come Alive!!! Where's mine??? 22tHE I G@+=— 2222 HH TEL IEEEL! Only His Hairdresser Knows For Sure! Guess What??? Boys Ward at Broughton 53 54 Kay Andrews Louise Banner Lila Bartlett Dwight Bowman iclons Schedule Vicky Bowman Eddie Bristol Ricky Broome Roy Buchanan John Childers James Countiss Calvin Davis Frank Durham Kathy Durham Demona Early Ralph Elliott Doug Grindstaff George Guinn Teresa Holder 55 56 Nancy Hollifield Casey Hughes Gracie Johnson Gregory Jones Kenneth Jordan Cheryl McCall Clarence Pittman Susan Pittman Kay Robinson Shelia Stulls Joe Washburn Morris Young . , v 1 ' nn terrestres ‘ . oe ¢ Sd 4 Way : we By , i Robin Sneed - Captain Miss Clara McCall - Sponsor % va Robin Sneed, Captain, Cheryl McCall, Marilyn Swofford, Demona Early, Donna Braswell, Deanna Good, Nancey Hollifield, Sheila Dean. Donna Braswell Nancy Hollifield Cheryl McCall Demona Early 59 60 Robin Sneed Captain Deanna Good Marilyn Swofford Thomas Good Forward Co-Captain Stanley Jordan Guard Co-Captain Bobby Hollifield Mike Quinn Ronnie Stevens Forward Forward Guard Coaches Mabe and Woody Manager Jimmy Hollifield 62 John Childers Guard Pete Garaventa Forward Sam Hollifield Center 63 64 Ricky Broome Forward Bobby Duncan Forward Left to Right; Co-Captains - Thomas Good, Stanley Jordan, Coach Woody, John Childers, Ricky Broome, Pete Garaventa, Coach Mabe, Mike Quinn, Sam Hollifield, Bobby Duncan, Bobby Ray Hollifield, not pictured, Ronnie Stevens, 65 66 Junior Varsity Left to Right; Coach Woody, Steve Durham, Kenneth Jordan, Morris Young, Coach Mabe, Standing; Frank Durham, Greg Jones, Calvin Davis, Eddie Bristol. Jeanne Grindstaff Roving Forward Co-Captain Martha Childers Roving Forward Co-Captain Girls’ Basketball Diane Edwards Carolyn Stevens Patricia McCall Roving Forward Forward Forward Wanda Edwards Maxine Clark Donna Duncan Guard Guard Forward 68 Teresa Washburn Forward Vickie Bowman Roving Forward Kay Andrews Roving Forward Kathy Durham Guard 69 70 L to R; Seated Co-Captains Jean Grindstaff, Martha Childers, Kathy Durham, Patricia McCall, Kay Andrews, Teresa Washburn, Vickie Bowman, Coach Woody, Donna Duncan, Dianne Edwards, Carolyn Stevens, Maxine Clark, Wanda Edwards, Coach Mabe, 72 Baseball Left to Right; First Row: John Childers, Kenneth Jordan, Steve Durham, Second Row: Roger Andrews, Bobby Hollifield, Greg Jones, Ronnie Stevens, Third Row: Eddie Bristol, Morris Young, Bobby R, Hollifield, Stanley Jordan, Not Shown: Thomas Good, Mike Qu inn, COACH Todd Woody MA NAGERS Doug Grindstaff and George Guinn 74 ORGANIZATIONS CAFETERIA WORKERS CUSTODIA NS Mr, Burnette Mrs, Burnette BETA CLUB OFFICE STAFF i THT i Eb PUL, : é : = fs : ¥ : 76 bi ith eq COSMOTOLOGISTS ART CLASS wera 77 BUS DRIVERS Sam Hollifield, Bobby Hollifield, Mr. J, R. Mabe, Miss Clara McCall, Mr, Earl Fender, Thomas Good, Pam Mitchell, Martha Childers, Ronnie Stevens, Pete Garaventa, BUS PATROL BUS MECHANIC Herb Jennings VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE CLASS DRIVER'S EDUCATION CLASS 79 80 FREE ENTERPRISE WINNERS Charlotte Greenlee Jane Brown DAR HISTORY AWARD DAR GOOD CITIZEN AWARD Sarah Johnson Janet Ward A thistorical Surbey uf North Cote High School It was an early September day in 1923 when North Cove first opened her doors and began writ- ing the pages of her history. A year before, fire had consumed the two room school house at Pitts and a delegation of consolidation of the Woodlawn, Pitts, Peppers Creek, Ashford, Cox Creek, and Armstrong schools met with the Board of Education. Action was prompt and in 1923 the board appointed three men to select the sight for the new school, The committee was composed of Frank A. Edmunson, Superintendent of Avery County Schools, W. R. Hill, Superintendent of Rutherford County Schools, and G. B. Strickland, Superintendent of Old Fort School, They selected a sight in the North Cove area and purchased the land for the building, Later three and a half adjoining acres were purchased as grounds for athletics activities. The first principal of North Cove was G. Watson Wilson, Thomas Stacy, Jr. was the assistant principal and basketball coach, There were four elementary teachers: Hattie Taylor, Alda En- glish, Bertha Morris, and Beatrice Brown. The Junior High grades were taught by Thomas Stacy, Jr. and G, Watson Wilson was teacher for the High School grades, Teachers held classes in six of the seven available classrooms. The other classroom, situated behind the auditorium, was not occupied during the early years of operation, Total enrollment for all grades was from one hun- dred twenty-five to one hundred fifty students. 83 84 Transportation was provided for the students, This consisted of three buses driven by faculty. The students in the Honeycutt area were transported by a horse-drawn wagon driven by a student, Alvin Wiseman who now resides at Pleasant Gardens. In 1937 three rooms were added to the original building and a gym was built in 1953. Library and science equipment was first pur- chased in 1941 and in the same year the school became standarized and accredited. Athletics has always been impor- tant at North Cove. Facilities were scarce, so the team used an old pack- ing house in the Ashford section for practice and games, Electricity was not available and the games were played by the light of gas lanterns, There were also several outdoor courts on the school grounds. One was situated near the creek bank, another was just west of the school house and a third, which wasset up later, was located near the present paved road leading to the school. The earliest boys' basketball teams consisted of Otis Lonon, Finley Lonon, Guy A. Lonon, Guy W. Lonon, Joe A. Carpenter, Russel Graig, Harlan Graig, Perry Green, Ward Green, Craig Bristol, Guy McCall, Horace McCall, Jack Swofford, Lloyd Swofford, Clyde Bates, Harry Swofford, Walter Harrison, Jack Boyd, Glenn Swofford, Hugh McCall, Roy Smoot and Theo Hollifield among others. These first teams produced an all-conference player, Finley Lonon., There was very little girls' basket- ball in the early years of the school even though there was an organized team. The earliest girl basketball players included Jessie Washburn, Pearl Washburn, Willie Belle Reeves, Dorthula Denny, Pheebee Daniels, Ellen Holtsclaw, Faye McGee, May Wiseman, UlnaLonon, and Faye McCall. Baseball games were mainly just neighborhood get-togethers with the primary object that of having a good time. Track and field events were held in much the same way. Everybody had a good time and the fun was free for all to enjoy. That same spirit has always characterized the stu- dents and faculty as well as the players themselves at a North Cove Game. 85 86 Fred Abernathy Louise Abernathy William Adams J. E. Allen Rubelle Anderson Woodrow Anglin Julia Arnold Ester Beam Con Bost Ted Braswell Edna Brinkley Joan Br inkley Janie Britt Beatrice Brown Belle Brown Henry S, Brown Larry Brown Laura Brown Mary P. Brown Nora Brown Shirley Brunette Connie Butte Harriet Caldwell Anna L. Cannon Alma Childers John G. Childers Paul Clark Sinclair Conley Lerring Corpening Ellen Crawford Lillie Mae Daves Letha Dobson Alda English Bobbie English Mable Farmer Earl Fender Margaret Fender W. R. Fields Beverly Foster Boyd Franklin Veo Gibbs Sue T. Glovier E. V. Gouge Jessie Gragg Gay Grant Nina Greenlee Tom Greenlee @eachers 1929-33 1935-37 1967-69 1927-28 , 1933-34 1940-43 1950-51 1964-70 1937-41 ‘1940-41 1952-71 1928-29 ,31-32,35-36 1962-63 1937-38 1923-27 1925-29 1954-55 1967-69 1932-33, 38-43 1948-71 1927-28, 33-34 1958-59 1926-27 1959-60, 62-63 1928-30. 1963-71 1955-65 1936-39 1953-54 1926-27 1943-49 1954-55 1943-44 1923-25 1961-70 1937-38 1965-71 1965-71 1951-52 1958-71 1944-45 1951-53 1949-57 1937-40 1964-71 1936-42 1932-33 1926-27 Billy Hack Blanche Harris James Hawkins H. C, Haynie Emma Heggy Charline Hemphill Clara Hemphill Essie Hemphill Locky Hennessee Nora Hennessee Minnie Henshaw Laura Hensley Frances Hicks Lean Holland Mamie Hollifield Patricia Hollifield John Hoppes Marium Horton Frank Howell Mrs, Frank Howell Charles Huskins Clarence Huskins James E, Johnson Millie Kanipe Willie Kephart Edith Laughridge Dessie Ledbetter Lillian Ledbetter Lucille Letillier Ervin Lineberger Hazel Lombardy Doris J, Lonon Helen Lonon Jock Lonon Mrs. O. G. Lonon Nelle McBee Clara McCall Lela McCall John W. McCurray Mrs. John W. McCurray Estella McFee Laura McGhee Elizabeth McGimsey Lily McGimsey Martha Mclver Douglas McKinney Mrs, Ed McMahan Gail McNeil 1933-34 1937-38 1949-51 1964-65 1933-34 1930-31,34-37 1932-33 1942-43 1930-31,34-42 1936-37 1928-30 1943-56 1950-51 1931-32,34-36 1962-71 1969-70 1956-58 1941-44 1942-44 1934-35 1935-36 1953-56 1967-68 1959-62 1933-34 1942-44 1955-57 1948-61 1962-63 1943-44 ,45-46 1945-48 1933-35 1930-31 1927-28 1953-55 1968-71 1928-29 ,43-69 1956-57 1956-57 1957-65 1944-45 1929-30 1932-33 1947-48 1962-71 1937-41 1957-62. Dessie Marlowe J. R. Mabe Ethel Mayse Edith Metcalf J. G. Michael Bertha Morris Lenny Morris Nita Mosteller Orpha Nevins Thomas Nevins Alba Padgett Brooks Piercy Mattie Lee Poovy Thelma Poteat Pearl Pritchard Faye Proctor Warren T. Ramsey Geraldine Rector Pat Ricketts Edith Robinson Jane Rowe Maude Searcy Richard Shaw Mrs, Richard Shaw R, Wayne Silver Judy Smith Peggy Smith Phifer Smith Edith Spencer 1930-31,34-35 1970-71 1951-52 1944-48 1934-36 1923-25 1929-30 ,31-32 1931-32 ,34-37 1957-58 1957-58 1930-32 ,34-40 1963-67 1936-37 1939-40 1941-44 1943-50 1949-52 1955-56 1965-68 1955-57 1948-49 1964-65 1944-48 1945-47 1965-69 1963-64 1958-64 1961-62 1925-27 Eunice Stacy Hattie Stacy Tom Stacy Grace Steppe Mattiesh Summey Evelyn Swofford A. G. Tate Bob Tate Stella Tate Hattie Taylor Mark Thrasher John Tyler Larry B. Wall Marjorie B, Wall Mamie Whitesides Helen Whittemore Eunice Wilkerson B. C. Wilson Ed Wilson Evelyn Wilson G. W. Wilson Harriet Wilson Locky Wilson Justine Woody Todd Woody Chris Yarbrough Vickie Young 1929-30 1925-26 1924-33 1933-43 1937-41 1944-45 1928-29 1957-59 1941-45 1923-25 1959-62 1936-49 1970-71 1969-71 1941-44,47-48 1952-53 1933-34 1940-41 1948-53 1948-53 1923-26 1938-43 1942-45 1951-65 1959-71 1970-71 1970-71 87 88 89 Tes - + —' = = itl 91 92 93 94 Champions Pe STANDING: Margie Bates, Ruth Wash- burn, Gladys Baucom, Marie Blanken- ship, Dorothy Robinson, Margaret Car- penter, Betty Williams, Ardith Willis, KNEELING: Marie Crisawn, Virginia Ramsey, Lucille Washburn, Nora Ann Thompson, Zelda Swofford, Jo Ann Washburn, Beverly Lonon.— - STANDING: Russell Harris, Jimmy Wright, Carroll Jordan, Freddie Brown, David Vance, Lloyd Bates, Ronald Stewart, George Stockton, James Holtsclaw, Roy Hollifield, Leslie Brown, Coach Childers. KNEELING: Decky Swofford, Guy Blankenship, Silas Letellier, Willie Byrd, J. D. Stockton, Billy Tipton, KNEELING: Maxine Stanley Swofford, Ray Byrd. Bartlett, Coach Woody, Ann Boyd. STANDING; Brenda Burleson, Betty Tip- ton, Jackie Washburn, Linda Clark, Pat- ty Brown, Bernice Robinson, Barbara Burleson, Sheila Lester, Gail Winters, Brenda Wiseman, Mary A. Sills, Louise Crisawn. BACK ROW; Patricia McCall, Carolyn Stevens, Debra Stevens, Martha Child- ers, Carolyn Crisawn, Sonja Mills, O- della Carpenter, FRONT ROW: Grace Greenlee, Diane Edwards, Vir ginia Hol- lifield, Louise Carpenter, Barbara Holli- field, Wanda Edwards. ELEMENTARY 97 98 | OUR PicTuRES First Grade Mrs. Gragg Lynn Bartlett Janet Boone Mark Boyd Scott Campbell Ronnie Clontz Carla Crowder Darlene Davidson Teresa Edwards Edgar Hollifield Jeffery Hudgins David Hughes Donald Lester Debbie Lowery Henry Lowery Sammuel McKinney Carl McPeters Mark Nanny Sharon O'Dear Phillip Rasnick Phillip Rose Diana Stafford Karren Stockton OO BERS. Res , Py me ee p nee 1 SRS 6 PART Srey A oo « pea py teem cages odin i OL. ULE Lt PULL L yt su encom eR CD Ronald Vance Robert Willis 99 First and Second Grade Mrs. Fender Chris Andrews Dennis Bartlett Greg Fender Chris Guinn Michael Hollifield Yvonne Hollifield Michael Loftis Laura Phillips Robert Washburn 100 ve WH. LH Ss ape | Betty Ann Bartlett Lyle Bartlett Nikki Buchanan Kim Crowder Eddie Davis x 1 a} ' | 4 | i Lisa Duncan 4H FLL ee} a=i ies os Fp} Fy Johnny Edwards Geraldine Hollifield Michael Hollifield Lynn Stamey Jenny Swofford Roger Vance 101 Second Grade Mrs. Brown Liston Bartlett Steven Bowman Karen Brown Tim Duncan Betsy English Jeff Fender Gregory Hensley Marietta Hunter Randy Lowery Charles Washburn Penny Washburn Burdett Willis 102 Mark Campbell Third Grade Mrs. Brown � « Sarah Crowder Mary Hollifield Jamie Loftis Sherry Nanny Debbie Stafford Annette Stockton Albert Triplett Deborah Williams 103 104 Third Grade Mrs. Hollifield Sherry Bartlett Tony Bates Jeff Benefield Larry Bowman Joan Brown Mark Byrd Darlene Clark Eugene Cole Darryl Crowder Donna Duncan Doug Edwards Dawn Franklin Archie Good Patty Hollifield Marilyn Hughes Gary Jones Edwin Lee Mike Letterman Eugene Lowery Glen Lowery Linda Lowery Gary Nanny Sandra Pittman Susan Quinn Terry Rose Sherri Smith Sandra Vance Lorena Washburn 105 Carol Andrews Robin Ayers Audie Bartlett Carol Bartlett Dennis Bartlett Cynthia Biddix Arthur Bowman David Broome Billy Childers Randy Crowder Roscoe Crowder Spencer Foster Linda Good Billy Hollifield Clifton Hollifield Gary Hollifield Patricia Hollifield Ronald H ollfield Tommy Hughes Scott Huskins Ricky Letterman Andy Mahan 106 Billy Mahan Charles McKinney Marvin McKinney Cynthia Presnell Carolyn Robinson Franklin Robinson Patty Sneed Fourth Grade Mrs. Childers Deedee Vance Robin Washburn Shelby Williams William Willis 107 108 Fifth Grade Mrs. English Kallie Bartlett Elizabeth Bassett Dudley Biddix Devone Brown Jane Brown Gena Burleson Timothy Carpenter Steve Collins Eugene Cox Dwayne Crowder Robin Crowder Kenneth Davis Keith Duncan Karen Durham Alan English Ellen English Glenda Hensley Robin Hollifield Ronald Hollifield Rachel Johnson Chiquita Lester Teddy Loftis Kerry Lonon Johnny Mace Patty Ollis Charlotte Robinson Paul Smith Joel Swofford Randy Tipton Cecil Triplett Curtis Washburn Kevin Washburn Dennis Wiseman 109 Johnny Bartlett Mike Bartlett Jeff Bassett Grant Biddix Mike Boone Quinton Bowman Sharon Braswell Debra Brewington Dennis Brown Randy Buchanan Gene Carmney Steven Clark Ricky Crowder Dennis Davis Terry English Kim Foster Donnie Good Nancy Good 110 COosG m+x— Robin Hudgins Tony Lee Barbara Lowery Haskell Lowery Virginia McCall Randall McKinney Ricky Nanny Kenneth Rose Hattie Robinson Patricia Robinson Earl Stulls Billy Triplett Ricky Vance Roger Washburn Spencer Washburn Ricky Wood Della Hollifield Terry Hollifield Ricky Ayers Debra Bartlett Donald Bartlett Buddy Bates Susan Biddix Charlie Boone Mary Ann Bowman Chris Boyd Christine Brown Frank Burleson Christy Carpenter Linda Crowder Marvin Davis Cynthia Duncan Kathy Duncan Juanita Durham 112 Seventh Grade Mrs. Wall Dexter Elliott Charlottee Greenlee Charles Hollifield Debra Hollifield Donna Hollifield Paul Hollifield Alvin Jones Bobby Mahan Debra McCall Sheila Rose Patricia Smith Nell Stevens Donna Swofford Thomas Swofford Rhonda Tipton Randy Vance 114 Ruth Andrews Larry Ballard Ray Bassett Oren Benefield Adam Biddix Dawn Boyd Joyce Branch Becky Broome Cynthia Brown Pauline Burleson Jerry Crowder Clark Davis Russell Duncan Sherry Duncan Kathy Edwards Morris Edwards Deonne Foster Freida Good I, Eighth Grade Mr. Braswell Jean Hollifield Jimmy Hollifield Kathy Hollifield Roland Hollifield Sharon Hollifield Darrell Hughes Patsy Hughes Linda Lowery Keith McCall Revonda McGee Joey McPeters Victor Rose Eddie Sneed Kenneth Ward Cheryl Williams Keith Williams Sharon Whaley Ricky Wyatt ADVERTISEMENTS —y y er | ae Ae eter Mg eee ea hy oe Compliments of McDOWELL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ALPINER MOTOR INN RESTAURANT McCALL’S FUNERAL HOME SAVE ROBO RAMBLE B B Car Wash RACK Marion, N.C. and Spruce Pine N.C. 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