ODell High School - Milestones Yearbook (Concord, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

7 ? Cabarrus County Public Library www.cabarruscounty.us library Ghe Sen or C c ass Concord 7Cor h Garofina (jcfefi yfij i (ScAoo J j resents . . . THE 1965 ODELL MILESTONES Our C ife S een Stuc ents , Geacners ana Go mm unitu . . . focuses on our past, present, and future. Thus we compiled the 1965 Odell Milestones in order to retain a permanent treasury of your memories of O. H. S., something tangible, preserving forever these busy, glowing, vibrant years. Mass confusion. Get ready, get set, go. Who says the best is last ? Raise that score! It ' s been a hard day ' s night. Get that ball! 3 Dedication To a man whose successful understanding of student problems, strength, purity of words and deeds, humility and intense love of life and the merits that have won our hearts and led us to dedicate this edition of the Odell Milestones to Mr. Max Huntly Lippard. ' O ' JL vy x x x ; ,10 ' . ' -■ liluluA g J . -, ? J t fe- ‘ fir , i 4 : -n, i fc. ni ' H . 5 ' it « ' )■ ' « . 5 = c f . ■� � «« %- w,f S t - ■ ' ’ ' ■] -- Administration Mr. J. B. Mitchell, Principal Mrs. Mary Gladys Benson, Secretary ’ Mrs. F. S. Goodman, Treasurer 6 Mrs. Mary Cooke M.A., U. N. C. Math Mrs. Lucille Daniel B.S., W. C. U. N. C. Science Mr. Max Lippard B.S.. Appalachian Commer cial Mr. E. Ray Jarvis A. B.. Pfeiffer Social Studies Mrs. Augusta Stough A, B. . W. C. U. N. C. English Mrs. Joel Eury B.S., Appalachian English 7 Mrs. Joanne Miller A.B., Queen ' s College Social Studies General Science Mrs. Louise Miller A.B., Queen ' s College French and English Miss Mary Niblock B. S. , Flora Macdonald Home Economics Miss Ferbia Stough A.B., U. N. C. G. History, Math, Science Mr. Blake Allen B.S., N. C. State Agriculture 8 Mr. Homer L. Troutman B.A., Appalachian Physical Education faculty Miss Elsie Johnston A.B., Catawba College Librarian Mrs. Carolyn Harward B.S., East Carolina Marketing Mr. C. T. Himes Music, Catawba College Music icers Mr. John Penninger Mrs. Hugh Barbee Mrs. Ray Smith . . Mr. Max Lippard . . . . President . . . Secretary Vice President . . . Treasurer 9 atetena m Mi ■ki m ■ m 1 ip ' j ™ r J , yp— 1 1 ' r Mrs. Dot Efird, Mrs. Racheal Irvin, Mrs. Lottie Morrison, Mrs, Frieda Irvin, Mrs. Eleanor Bradford. ( Custodians Ed Rucker, Dorothy Carson, Connie Ross, Beatrice Rucker, Frank Nesby. 10 eniors Regina Price . . . Harvey Morris . . Mary Ann Bradford Eddie Taylor . . . John Aldridge . . . . . . Secretary Vice-President . . . Reporter . . . Treasurer . . . President JOHN WAYNE ALDRIDGE JAMES DARRELL ALLMAN BEVERLY JEAN BENSON GLORIA NANCY BALL cS, eniors JOHN STEVEN BEAVER JUDITH LYNN BENSON GEORGE PATTON BLACKWELDER 13 SYLVIA JEAN BROWN Seniors I 4 BONNIE SUE CAUDILL TREVA ANN COLLINS Seniors TIMOTHY WELBORN EDWARDS 15 TRENA LORAINE FRYE 16 JOYCE ANN HILL 1 7 LINDA JEAN HARTSELL Seniors ROBERT CLEVELAND HOWELL JOHN STEVEN JOHNSON STEVEN CRAIG KISER SHARON MINNETTE LINKER EVELYN JOYCE HUGHES cS emors TAR ELIA ANN JONES KATHLEEN KAY KEE HARVEY GLENN MORRIS ANN MOZELLA OEHLER CHARLES STEPHEN MYERS Seniors ANGELYN FRANCES PRICE 19 GARY CLIFTON RODGERS JOHN ALEXANDER SCOTT HARLEY JASPER RHINEHARDT REGINA ELAINE PRICE c5, eniors LINDA SUE SMITH RICHARD CLAYE RAMSEY 20 W A TERESA MAE SMITH EDDIE JAMES TAYLOR GARY MITCHELL TORRENCE TERRY ALLEN SUTHER eniors VIRGINIA DIANE TUCKER BESSIE ANN STOWE 21 JRascots PAUL WAYNE YOW ALAN YOUNG STOWE YVONNE LYNETTE IRVIN Jl amors Janice Morrison . . Joan Craven .... Sandra Christenbury Vaughn Shepherd . Ed Morrison . . . , . . Secretary . . . Reporter . . Treasurer Vice President , . . President Jimmy Atwell Linda Baker James Ballard Charlie Barbee Kay Barbee Tommy Beam Jerry H. Blackwelder Jerry W. Blackwelder Johnny Bradford Ray Bradford Jerry Br indie Kenneth Carriker Jt amors Riley Brock Roger Caskey Sandra Christenbury Billie Caster Boyd Cauble Jean Caudill Brenda Dick Carroll Eggers Janice Farrington Ji amors Ray Fisher Patsy Freeman Margaret Donahue Buddy Ervin Shirley Freeze Thomas Gee Wanda Gentle Bobby Grey Betty Halsey Pam Haney Gene Hill Jt amors Jimmy Harrington Priscilla Hinson Shelia Johnson Wanda Kiser Kenneth Lambert Stephen Linn Ed Morrison Linda Mowrer Jt umors Janice Morrison Patsy Nance Sharon Newton Cynthia Overcash Kathy Overcash Ronald Overcash Loretta Page Judy Pitts Dennis Pressley Johnnie Price Gary Ramsey Ronald Rinehardt Jt umors Larry Ramsey Eddie Rodgers Danny Seaford Tammy Shepherd Vaughn Shepherd Linda Stallings Edward Stirewalt Barbara Taylor Lonnie Tidwell Frank Vanpelt Janice Vickers James Ward Jt amors Rhonda Walker Jerry White Richard Wiles Kaye Wilkinson Team ' s in a huddle! Ain ' t she sweet! OUR Fearless Leader! Be Careful, the Life you Save may be YOUR OWN ! ! See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. 31 Soph o mores Mike Johnson . . . . Gene Cochran . . . . Judy Hudson . . . . Ronnie Goodnight . . Dianne Blackwelder . Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter . . . President . . . Secretary Sandra Aldridge Jeannie Allen Linda Allen Lois Mae Allman Wayne Allman Dianne Allmond 32 Wayne Barbee Ricky Barkley Barbara Baucom Jerry Burgess Trudy Beam Clarence Blackwelder Ronald Caldwell Rena Carriker Diane Blackwelder Ronnie Carroll c5 op 2 o mores Virginia Carroll Randy Cauthen Catherine Christy David Cline Tony Cline Guy Collins 3 3 Gene Cochran Barbara Crainshaw Joyce Craven Connie Cromer Michael Crowell Tamara Earwood Ray Efird Nancy Ellington JOpAi o nores Billy Ennis Mary Fink Gray Fisher Diane Foster Ann Gray Furr Ricky Goodman Janis Goodnight Ronnie Goodnight David Grey Judy Hudson Charlie Johnson Mike Johnson G. Lee Johnston Jr. c 5 op n 20 mores Steve McCraven Diane McElroy 35 Dwain Mesimer Crawford Mullis Wanda Mullis Gail Plott E. D. Privette Jessie Privette Horace Rodgers Jimmy Shepherd David Smith Mart ha Jean Smith Rebecca Smith c )op i o mores Gary Walker Robert Ward Joe Weddington Lester Wilkinson Betty Winecoff J ' resjfimen Judy Allen . . . Becky Morrison , Brenda Freeman Terri Gardner . . President . . .Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Ray Abernathy Judy Allen Nancy Allison Gary Almond Delia Barbee Wanda Barbee Dianne Baucom Cathy Benson Michael Benton Michael Bost Lois Brock Janice Brown Bernadette Caldwell Mitchell Carmichael Bernice Christy 37 - Martha Christy Jimmy Cobb Larry Durham Libby Elwood Steve Emerson Larry Dale Eudy Cindy Faggart Thomas Forrest Bobby Foust Brenda Freeman Myra Freeze Terri Gardner Robert Gentle Gary Gibson Elaine Green J ' resJimen Joe Grey David Haney Janet Harrington Maxine Hartsell Troy Harwell Dianne Hayer Homer Helm Donald Irvin Michael Irvin Billy James Edward James Danny Johnson Dale Johnson Tony Jordan Lunda Linker 38 Charlie McCraven Bertha Mesimer Kathy Mesimer David Miller Douglas Miller Bobby Morrison Rebecca Morrison Jerry Moss Donald Overcash Julie Overcash Ray Plott Sharon Riggs Jreslimen Steve Ritch Judy Rogers James Sells Darlene Smith Sylvia Smothers Paulette Tidwell Frances Troutman Ann Wagoner Charles Weddington Linda Weeks Stephen Wiles Karen Wilkinson Jamie Yow 39 THE RUINS OF A GREAT NATION The Line-up! Yeahhhhh team! ! ! ! A Little Louder NOW! 40 41 facull. y Mrs. Louise Morrison B.S., Queen ' s College Eighth Mr. Robert Boyd B. A., Catawba College Eighth Mr. James Sweatt B.A., Wake Forest College Eighth Mrs. Carolyn Arthurs B.A., Winthrop College Seventh Mr. Allen Brantley B.S., Lenoir Rhyne Seventh Mrs. Lillian Beach A.B., U. N. C. Sixth Mrs. Maybelle Griffith A. B., Chowan College Sixth Mrs. Lillian Benson A.B., Guilford, W.C.U.N.C. Fifth Mrs. Barbara Hall B. A. , Limestone College Fifth Mrs. Hansel Harry A.B., B.S., Limestone College Fifth Mrs. Eleanor Barrier A.B., Queen ' s College Fourth Miss Sue Earnhardt A. B., Catawba College Fourth Miss Shirley Johnson A.B., Erskine College Fourth Mrs. Viola Joines B. S., Appalachian College Third Mrs. Marie Wallace A. B., Lenoir Rhyne College Third Mrs. Norma Bost A. B., High Point College Second Mrs. Carol Meade White B. S., Eastern Kentucky Second Miss Carolyn Williams B. A., Erskine College Second Mrs. Jessie Bean Elem. Ed., Lenoir Rhyne College First Mrs. Bessie Crisp 2 Yrs. Normal, Eastern Carolina, First Mrs. Jessie Howard A.B., Catawba College First Miss Bertha Preston A. Certificate, High Point Special Education Mrs. Iantha Mitchell A. Certificate, Eastern Carolina, Meredith, Speech 42 Special (Education Debbie Benfield Janice Blackwelder Donnie Canup Barry Wayne Cook Camilla Cromer Melvin Demarcus Pegg y Green Shirley Hudson Vickie Kindley Floyd Long Mike Roach Barry Wayne Ross Eddie Rumple Terry Williams C icjSt i Gaye Akins William Allman Janice Almon Susan Ball Jack Barbee Terry Blackwelder Doyle Bost Ricky Canup Jerry Caster Terry Caster Susan Christy Ronald Cline Brenda Cook Melissa Crayton Jackie Crisco David Crowell Joyce Deese Jimmy Dellinger Bobby Doster Sarah Earwood Sue Ellington Gary Elwood Debbie Faust Linda Freeze Nancy Furr Linda Gaskey Judy Gentle Bill Goodnight Lynn Goodnight Gloria Hallman 43 C iy ii i Danny Hartsell Hal Hatley John Hogan Elizabeth Honeycutt Howard Honeycutt Ronnie Honeycutt Roger Horton Joyce Hudson Martin Hudson Nancy Irvin David James Gayle Johnson Sue Kindley Debbie Kirkman Bobby Kiser Linda Knight J immy Little Kathy Lyerly Kathy McConnell Lynn McCorkle Glenes McC raven Rhonda Moore Allen Morgan Hall Morrison Philip Morrison Sharon Motley Cliff Mowrer J. W. Nance Keith Overcash Ronald Overcash Phyllis Parkham Bobby Penniger Ruby Pressley Ricky Price Jackie Ridenhour Susan Riggs Judy Ritch Donnie Rivers Judy Rogers Donald Ross Douglas Ross Judy Rumple Ted Sherrill Annette Smith Jimmy Smith Tommy Smith Ruddy Spong Roy Stowe Kathy Swaringen Tony Thompson Nancy Troutman Cathy VanPelt Linda Ward Dianne West James Wiles Mickey Williams Thomas Williams Howard Wilson 44 ' Seventh Philip Allen Jeffery Atwell Rushie Austin Karen Baucom Scott Beeker Dale Benson Howard Blackwelder J. W. Blackwelder Timmy Blackwelder Patsy Bradford Jo Brown Vickie Cain Tony Canup Bron Chappell Cathy Cline Cindy Cline Lyndon Collins Diane Corl Cindy Crainshaw Joy Crainshaw Charlotte Christy Kenny Dick Sharon Drye Gary Emerson Gladys Fink Wayne Flowers Delane Freeze Donnie Galloway Barbara Goodman Brenda Hartsell Donald Hartsell Dale Hatley Mitchell Hill Billy Hinson Judy Holloman Arlon Hudson Kathy Hudson Tommy Irvin Ganell Johnson Sharon Kerr Larry Kindley Ann Lambert Steve Lipe Helen Little Ellen McBryde Jean McCraven Sandra McCraven Linda Mullis Su Anne Musgrove Darlene Nance Don Newton Chucky Overcash Wanda Pressley Linda Price Teresa Readling Danny Ridenhour Sandra Rodgers Steve Rowland Pat Sherrill Gary Shoe Glenda Smith Steven Smith Eddie Stancil Patricia Tidwell James Torrence Delmar Wayne Susie Weddington Ray Williams 45 ' iS, . Sixth Ronnie Adcock Sylvia Addison Karen Aldridge Bobby Almon Stephanie Barbee John Beeker Myrl Benson David Benton Randy Bratton Joel Byrd Gail Calhoun Valerie Canup Rita Carroll Jeffery Carrowaino Keith Cauthen Janet Christenbury Janet Cline Tine Coble Joe Collins Phyllis Cook Stephen Cook Bonnie Cromer Lillian Deal Edward Deese Marvie Earwood Pamela Elwood John Faggart Barbara Fink Alan Goodman Nancy Goodman Perry Greene Buddy Hartsell Janet Honeycutt Wayne Hughes Wanda Hunsucker Debra Irvin Wanda Irvin Lynne Jarvis Wayne Johnson Kathy Kennedy Douglas Kirkman Gary Kiser Donald Knight Ann Little Marsha McClellan Ann McCorkle Linda Melton Kenneth Mesimer Kathy Moss Steven Poplin Kay Ritch JoAnn Rodgers Faye Ross David Rowland Wayne Rumple Pam Safrit Sandra Sellers Dianne Sells Wade Sherrill Elizabeth Smith Vernon Smith Carl Spradley Susie Suther Carolyn Talbert Johnnie Taylor Terry Taylor Renee Thompson Howard Tucker Timothy Tucker Harry Vanpelt Darla Walker Regina Walker Julius Wilson Kathy Wilson Gregory Wherry Wayne Williams 46 Rodger Adcock Sandy Agee Jerome Allen Janette Allman Rodney Ballard Bobby Barbee Jackie Barbee Wayne Benson Dorothy Blackwelder Dianne Bratton Cathy Byrd Alton Caldwell Pam Calloway Doris Campbell Kathy Cantrell Amy Caudill Carmen Chappell Harold Clay Donnie Cline Ann Clontz Ronald Coble Debbie Cochran David Coley Mickey Corl David Craven O ' Neal Cromer Suzette Deal Debra Drye Cathy Earwood Delbert Elwood Elbert Elwood Joe Ellington Eugene Ennis Junior Eudy Vick Eudy Myra Faust Andy Foster Tyrone Frye Kenneth Galloway Roxane Gentle Fidel Goodnight Pam Griffin Debbie Hagler Danny Hallman James Helms Audrey Hill Vicki Hinson Jeff Holcomb Karen Honeycutt Mike Hopkins Donald Hurlocker Ronald Hurlocker Vicki Irvin Audrey Jo hnson Randy Johnson Janice Jones Shirley Lambert Vickie Little Bobby Lyerly Robin Marlow Alan McCraven Wayne McCraven Sammy Mills Robert Moore Emerson Morrison Ella Moree Debbie Motley Ray Mullis Bonnie Nance Sandra Newton Lou Ann Poplin Andy Price Steve Price Tony Riggs Tim Rinehardt Blake Seamon Curtis Shaffer Delia Sherrill Ellen Smith Gilda Smith Wanda Spradley Lynn Staton Trena Staton Susan Untz Mary Blake Wallace Michael Wallace Jackie Ward Sylvia Wayne Grace West Harold Wilkinson Carolyn Williams Karen Williams Howard Willis Donald Wilson Lucretia Wilson Billy Winecoff Rodney Winecoff Shelia Yow 47 fourth Glenn Adcock Teresa Atwell Amy Austin Danny Avery Tana Barkley Glenn Barr Eddie Baucom Harold Benfield Ann Benson Mark Benton Tony Bonds Daniel Byrd Reginal Caldwell Kathy Calhoun Andy Canup Yvonne Carriker Ray Cauble Debra Caudill Danny Cline Jimmy Davis Teresa Donahue Barry Earwood Hal Emerson Steve Eudy Joyce Fink Tommy Fisher Janice Freeze Dale Frye Deborah Garmon Thomas Goodman Danny Hamilton Jimmy Hargett Sharon Harwell Larry Haynes Charles Helm Linda Hill Gordon Hinson Ellen Howell Libby Hudson Sharon Hunsucker Bill Irvin Brenda James Tommy James Mickey Jones David Kiser Peggy Lambert Allen Lefler Frank Lipe Reba Little Cindy Marlow Darlene Marlowe Patricia McClellan Edwin Mesimer Kim Moore Alex Morrison Gail Morrison Linda Moss Arthur Musgrove, IH Karlene Nance Ricky Nash Danny Packett Tim Parker Lloyd Pressley Johnny Ramsey Susan Rhinehardt Kathy Ridenhour Barry Robinson Donna Rowland Connie Rumple Sara Seamon Hoyle Sellers Jerry Sellers Donna Stewart Terrylene Stroupe Shelia Torrence Yvonne Troutman Betty Williams LaRue Wilson Tony Wright 48 Alan Addison Mark Allen Craig Allison Rita Ball Steve Ballard Susan Barbee Debbie Blackwelder Billy Bost Debbie Bradford Robin Bratton Carol Burleson Johnny Cantrell Justine Caudill Teresa Caudill Ann Christenbury Norman Christy Susan Clay Amy Cline Sheree Cochran Denise Coley Tina Coley Elvin Demarcus Norman Demarcus Sidney Donehue Mike Doster Susan Efird Tony Emerson Sherry Fisher Judy Flowers Delores Freeze Jolette Furr Tim Gaskey Janet Goodman Linda Gregory Pam Harrington Paula Harvell Debbie Hinson Debbie Hopkins Pamela Irvin Michael Keenan Johnny Kiser Ricky Little Mike McClamrock Bridgette McClellan Reid McConnell Walter McCraven Terry Meadows Roger Melton George Mesimer Tony Moore Sue Morrison Melanie Overcash Paula Overcash Ronnie Perry Bobby Plott Gary Pressley Kathy Price Alex Rankin Sandra Reed Dennis Rhinehardt Keith Ritch Douglas Smith Darrell Taylor David Tucker Melvin Tucker Michael Turner Patti Untz Linda Wallace Julie Ward Willie Ward Dennis Weaks Cecil Weddington Rachael West Robin Wherry Paul Williams Ronnie Willis Dale Wilson 49 econ Meredith Allen Wayne Anderson Curtis Andrews Mike Ball Joey Barbee Lilli Barnhardt Randy Baucom Shelby Benfield Rebecca Blackwelder Randy Benton Scottie Bray George Calhoun Henrietta Campbell Debbie Canfield Owen Carriker Brenda Carroway Donna Castor George Caudell Chris Christy Robert Cline Aetha Coleman Sandra Coley James Collins Debbie Corl Mark Crayton Clint Cox Mike Curlee William Deese Patricia Drye David Faggart Vance Faggart Brenda Fink Eddie Freeze Karen Freeze Susan Gardner Rhonda Garmon Robbie Goodman Roger Griffin Bryan Gurley Keith Hamilton Keith Hammonds Dianne Harrington Rita Harwell Patti Hayer Earl Wayne Helms Gerald Hinson Teresa Hogan Timmy Honeycutt Robert Hunsucker Teresa Lentz Susan Lipe William Litaker Jane Ann Little Mike McCorkle Johnny McC raven David Mesimer Denise Miller John Morrison Danny Mullis Russ Musgrove Buddy Overcash Dale Overcash Susie Mantooth Mike Parrish Julie Poplin Chris Riley Wanda Robinson Dale Rddgers Janice Ross Darlene Seamon Jackie Sells Mike Sherrill Debra Staton Guy Steele Stanley Stegall Patty Smith Ralph Smith Terry Talbert Debra Trull James Trull Johnny Upright Tim Untz Norma Viviano Star Willis Jirst Debbie Allmon Rhonda Almond Reid Anderson Mike Bailey Sharon Barr Tony Dale Barr Ricky Barrier Ann Baucom Mary Ann Beaver Mark Beeker Carl Dean Benfield Gail Boger Tammie Bost Linn Bray Linda Burris Pam Burris Joey Cain Tammy Campbell Michael Carriker Larry Carroll Keith Cash Libby Cauble Ivey Cline Jackie Cline Bobby Coleman Boneta Coley David Coley Rae Ann Cox Ricky Crowe Keith Deese Judy Donehue Robin Efird Wayne Freeze Brenda Galloway Annette Guffey Dell Harrington Wanda Hart Teresa Hartsell Tammy Harvell Nancy Haynes Pamela Hendrix Sandy Hinson Tommy Horton Nelson Hudson Vickie Hudson Michael Irvin Betty James Danny Kirkman Tony Langston Glen Mantooth Jimmy Marlow Larry Marlow Mark McClamrock Steven McCraven Kenny Meadows Rhonda Measmer Gail Mesimer Monty Mills Linda Morgan Carol Morton Teresa Navey Patricia Packette Dennis Parrish Janet Potts Sue Pressley Anne Rankin Lynn Raper Andy Robinson Randy Rogers Michael Sanders Micky Sherrill Dale Sims Linda Smith Matthew Smith Mark Smith Tony Treece Tamera Troutman Janice Trull Michael Trull Kim Winecoff Jimmie Yow u Decficatecf to Community Odell Gymnasium Odell Volunteer Fire Department From the eyes of students come appreciative glances for the new and vast improvements made in our school and community this year. As we sit quietly in our classrooms each day, we are awakened into reality by the sound of fear as we hear the shrieking siren. But, our fears subside as we remember the volunteers of the Odell Fire Department, who are always alert and ready to lend a helping hand. As we are playing in our gym, we think of all those who helped to make it possible. This season was a vast improvement over last year ' s, both in ability and in team spirit. But probably the most important progress was made inside each member of the team. Most went in boys and girls, and completed the season as men and women. Success is not measured by glaring lights on a scoreboard, because these lights fade and the cheering subsides. But it is measured by the combined efforts, the cooperation, and the sacrifice of team and coach to do their best and try their hardest. This is what made the 1964-1965 basketball season a genuine success. 52 Siucfent Council John Aldridge . . Trena Crowe . . Ann Oehler . . . Trena Frye . . . Mr. E. Ray Jarvis President Secretary- Treasurer . . . Vice President Reporter Sponsor 54 Jjeta Linda Hartsell Ann Oehler . Trena Frye • Trena Crowe Bessie Stowe . . Treasurer Vice President . . . Reporter . . . President . . . Secretary 55 The Monogram Club strives to be a club that consists of boys and girls, who have proved them- selves worthy to be called athletes and are recognized by the giving of a letter O as the symbol of membership. Tim Edwards . . Johnny Aldridge Ann Oehler . . . Trena Crowe . . Bessie Stowe . . . . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter Beverly Benson . Joyce Hughes . . Cynthia Overcash Kay Kee Trena Crowe . . Harvey Morris . Eddie Taylor . . Ed Stirewalt . . . Johnny Aldridge . . . . Song Leader Historian Secretary .... Treasurer Program Chairman Reporter . Parliamentarian . . Vice President President F.T.A. was not only the fun and excitement of fund raisings, con- ventions, and showing our apprecia- tion to our teachers; but it sought to create in each member an under- standing and an interest in a teach- ing profession for the future. 57 mm 7 7 7 What does being an F.H.A. ' er mean? It means a Mother- Daughter Banquet, initiation of new members, and a Valentine Dance with F.H.A. But, most important, is the experience it gives a girl toward becoming a. better home- maker of tomorrow. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Kee, Treasurer; Bessie Stowe, Parliamentarian; Linda Mowrer, Song Leader; Janice Morrison, Historian; Sandra Christenbury, Secretary; Mary Ann Bradford, Reporter; Cynthia Overcash, Vice President; Judy Benson, President. 58 7 7 7 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Jay Blackwelder, Secretary; Paul Yow, President; Gary Torrence, Treasurer; Eddie Goodman, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Don Crowe, Centenial; Wayne Goodman, Vice President. What does being a F.F.A. ' er mean? It means the fun of initiation, going on field trips, and entering farming con- test. But, most important, it means the growth of boys to better men of tomorrow. 59 GTCixecf G n 2 or us Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Dianne Allmond, Lois Allmon, Dianne McElroy, Mary Ann Bradford, Terry Suther, Tarealia Jones, Kay Kee, Ann Oehler. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Allen, Connie Cromer, Catherine Christy, Darrell Allman, Robert Howell, Stevie Myers, Tim Edwards, Ernestine Cromer. THIRD ROW: Angie Yow, Sylvia Smothers, Libby Elwood, Dianne Collins, Beverly Benson, Johnny Aldridge, Trena Frye, Gary Ramsey. FOURTH ROW: Jamie Yow, Cathy Benson, Janice Brown, Johnnie Price, Larry Ramsey, Randy Cauthen, Joel Hatley. FIFTH ROW: Mr. C. T. Himes, David Smith, Homer Helms, Guy Collins. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Tim Edwards, Vice President; Beverly Benson, Secretary and Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Ann Oehler. President; Trena Frye, Reporter. 60 Senior SB and KNEELING: Mary Ann Bradford, Janice Morrison, Cynthia Overcash; Flag bearers. Drum Major; Stevie Myers Director; Mr. C. T. Himes 61 Patsy Freeman, Trena Crowe, Wanda Kiser, Rhonda Walker, Johnnie Price, Bessie Stowe, Tarealia Jones, Kay Kee. Not pictured: substitute Judy Hudson. Trena Frye, Tammy Shepherd. 62 S a e A SJ. A. President John Aldridge S a e AJI. !. Secretary Cynthia Overcash Jjus Drivers Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Bessie Stowe, Kay Kee, Mary Ann Bradford, Gloria Ball, Sandra Christenbury, Regina Price. SECOND ROW: Gary Rodgers, Steve Kiser, Jimmy Griffin. THIRD ROW: Johnny Aldridge, Steve Myers, Eddie Taylor, Gary Torrence. ■ f ' - ' m f.rivti tft� Ir ) Co-EDITOR Angie Price i% m ■■ EDITOR Angie Yow . 1 v N SPONSOR : Mr. Max Lippard ©eo@@@©®©@ ©OOOOJSWIOO lOOOfcr O® £ OP • -3© oiimti-buiuna umuK lypBWmer Matt fete NEWSPAPER STAFF SEATED: Angie Price, Co-Editor; Angie Yow, Editor. STANDING, Left to Right: Linda Hartsell, Feature Editor, Paul Yow, Artist; Ann Oehler, Girl’s Sports Editor; Jimmy Griffin, Boy’s Sports Editor; Ernestine Cromer, Typis . Junior ki .L U l 1 L if. CO EDITO Joyce Hugh EDITOR Ann Oehle: SPONSOR Mrs. Mary Cooke rrtrUir OQO OQOO OQO ToaP ' lOO® ANNUAL STAFF ’ ' 1 SEATED: Joyce Hughes, Co-Editor; Ann Oehler, Editor. STANDING, Left to Right: Linda Foust, Snapshot Editor: Trena Frye, Business Manager; Tim Edwards, Circulation Manager; Trena Crowe, Business Manager: Bessie Stowe, Circu lation Manager. . ... « Bessie Stowe, roving guard Bonnie Caudill, roving forward LEFT TO RIGHT: Priscilla Hinson, Cynthia Overcash, Joyce Hill, Trudy Beam, Bonnie Caudill, Beverly Benson, herd, Rhonda Walker, Janice Morrison, Linda Mowrer, Beverly Benson, guard MANAGER Trena Frye f.6 Dianne Doster forward la I Ueam Cynthia Overcash, guard Diane Blackwelder, Barbara Crainshaw, Linda Allen, Dianne Doster, Johnnie Price, Ann Oehler, Tammy Shep- Diane Foster, Bessie Stowe. Linda Allen, forward COACH Mr. H. L. Troutman 67 Tim Edwards, guard Jjoi s ys ’ as j?et Ed St irewalt, forward LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Crowe, John Aldridge, Edward Jerry W. Blackwelder, Boyd Cauble, Jimmy Griffin, Gene Jimmy Griffin, forward MANAGERS Terry Suther, Steve Kiser 68 6a f 0 earn Harvey Morris, guard Stirewalt, Tim Edwards, Grey Fisher, Ed Morrison, Cochran, Buddy Irvin, Jimmy Atwell, Harvey Morris. Ed Morrison, center COACH Bobby Boyd 69 1964 A jaseAaJI Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mr. H. L. Troutman, Coach; Ray Bradford; Richard Ramsey; Harvey Morris; Tim Edwards; Jimmy Atwell. SECOND ROW: Wayne Crowe; Mike Crowell; Gene Cochran; Ed Morrison; Jerry W. Blackwelder; Gray Fisher; Johnny Scott. 1964 UracA Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Bob Boyd, Coach; Robert Howell; Guy Collins; Stevie Myers; Joe Grey; Paul Yow; Terry Suther; Mr. E. Ray Jarvis, Coach. SECOND ROW: Gary Ramsey; Kenneth Lambert; Randy Cauthen; Gerald Crayton; John’ Aldridge; Steve Kiser. THIRD ROW: Steve Beaver; Johnny Bradford; Carrol Eggers. Junior TJarsi y J) a, sJ?e if) a Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mr. E. Ray Jarvis, Coach; Judy Allen; Jackie Ridenhour; Joyce Hudson; Rhonda Moore; Julie Overcash. SECOND ROW: Judy Ritch; Kathy Swaringen; Delia Barbee; Brenda Freeman; Terri Gardner. THIRD ROW: Gaye Akins; Linda Ward; Joyce Deece; Dianne Hayer; Cathy Benson; Jamie Yow. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Joe Gray; Donald Overcash; James Sells; Troy Harwell; Billy James; Mr. E. Ray Jarvis, Coach. SECOND ROW: Hall Morrison; Jimmy Cobb; Ronald Overcash; Bobby Penniger; Roy Stowe; Ray Plott. THIRD ROW: Mike Irvin; Phillip Morrison; Jack Barbee; Bobby Doster; David James; Tommy Forrest. Junior ( Varsity foot ha Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Ronald Overcash; Steve Emerson; Jimmy Little; Bobby Foust; James Smith; Donnie Irvin; Joe Gray; Billy James; Gary Gibson; Bobby Kiser; Doyle Bost; James Wiles. SECOND ROW: Mr. E. Ray Jarvis, Coach; John Hogan; Mike Irvin; Eddie James; Larry Eudy; Donald Overcash; James Sells; Hall Morrison; Mike Bost; Steve Ritch; Troy Harwell; Phillip Morrison; Mr. Bob Boyd, Coach. Junior IJarsity GJeerfeacfers LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Faust, Janice Almon, Judy Rumple, Debbie Kirkman, Susan Riggs. 72 LEFT TO RIGHT: Trena Crowe, Co-Captain; Patsy Freeman; Barbara Baucom; Patsy Nance; Becky Morrison; Judy Hudson; Kathy Mesimer; Kay Kee, Co-Captain. 73 1964 JlCarshaJs Left to Right: Regina Price; Judy Benson: Trena Crowe; Gloria Ball, Chief; Linda Hartsell; Jean Brown; Angie Yow. 1964 Junior CP aij ( )as Left to Right; FIRST ROW: Trena Frye; Mrs. L. H. Daniel, Director; Trena Crowe; Kay Kee; Eddie Taylor; Angie Price; Judy Benson; Mary Ann Bradford; Mr. Max Lippard, Director. SECOND ROW: Ann Oehler; Regina Price; Steve Myers; Jimmy Griffin; Terry Suther; John Aldridge. Jfaff J Pettiest and JlTost J 7 fancfso me Trena Crowe, Johnny Aldridge J Tost tStde y to Succeed Linda Hartsell, Eddie Taylor ( Cutest Angie Price, Paul Yow 76 ame Jriencf iest Ernestine Cromer, Joe Plott C tiltiest Kay Kee, Terry Suther JR os Origin at Joyce Hughes, Jay Blackwelder Jfa f Ceaies Judy Benson, Harvey Morris JlTosi 7 nf effectual Gloria Ball, Steve Myers Jjest ! - ! round Ann Oehler, Tim Edwards of jfame yjesf School Spirit Trena Frye, Steve Kiser mCosi hlth etic Altos t tJafeniecf Regina Price, Johnny Johnson Bessie Stowe, Jimmy Griffin 19 Miss D.A.R. Miss Hi Miss Ann Oehler Patsy Freeman Mr. and Miss Senior Angie Price, Johnny Aldridge 80 Mr. and Miss Junior Wanda Kiser, Boyd Cauble Mr. and Miss Sophomore Connie Cromer, Gray Fisher 81 Mr. and Miss Freshman Judy Allen, James Sells Q)£ristmas Gourt Christmas Court LEFT TO RIGHT: Trena Crowe, Angie Price, Ann Oehler, Joyce Hughes, and Bessie Stowe. 82 Miss Kay Kee Shh! Girls! Sweet Memories Singin ' in the Rain Miss Basketball” 1965 Ready! Type! Practice makes perfect. Our CPast, CPresen , ancf future Senior S a is ics JOHNNY ALDRIDGE -- Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; Mr. Freshman 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Vice- President 3; President 4; State President 3,4; Glee Club 2; Var- sity Basketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Baseball Manager 1; Score- keeper 2; Track 3,4; Co-Captain 3; Junior Play 3; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Class President 4; Mr. Senior 4; Bus Driver 4; Chorus 4; Vice-President 4; Superlative Most Handsome . NANCY ALLEN -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. BOBBY ALLMAN -- F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2. DARRELL ALLMAN -- Glee Club 2,3,4; Substitute Bus Driver 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4. GLORIA BALL -- Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Chief Commencement Marshal 3; Superlative Most Intellectual . STEVE BEAVER -- F.F.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Band 1,2; Track 3; DECA Club 4. BEVERLY BENSON -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Song Leader 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. JUDY BENSON -- Commencement Marshal 3; Beta Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; P r e s id e nt 4; Historian 2; Junior Play 3; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Glee Club 1,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Band 2; Student Council 2,3; Superlative Neatest . JAY BLACKWELDER -- Varsity Basketball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2,4; Secretary 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1; Substitute Bus Driver 4; Superlative Most Original”. PAT BLACKWELDER -- F.F.A. 1,2. MARY ANN BRADFORD -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Reporter 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Reporter 3; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Flag Barer 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 1; Varsity Basketball Manager 2; Glee Club 1,3,4; Junior Play 3; Substitute Bus Driver 3,4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Class Reporter 1,2,4; Annual Staff-Lawyer 4. JEAN BROWN -- Band 1,2; Glee Club 1; Varsity Basketball 2; Commencement Marshal 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4. BONNIE CAUDILL -- Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Co-Captain Basketball 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. IMOGENE COLLINS -- Glee Club 1; Lettergirl 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4. TREVA COLLINS -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Nurses Training Club 2; Reporter 2; Glee Club 1,2. ERNESTINE CROMER -- F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Junior Var- sity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Chorus 1,3,4; News- paper Staff-Typist 4; Superlative Friendliest . DON CROWE -- Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Sentenial 4. TRENA CROWE -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Program Chairman 3,4; State Corresponding Sec- retary 4; Junior Play 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Chief 4; Lettergirl 2,3,4; Co-Chief 4; Glee Club 1,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Commencement Marshal 3; Beta Club 3,4; President 4; Miss Junior 3; Class Prophet 4; Christmas Court 4; Annual Staff- Co- Business Manager 4; Superlative Prettiest . DIANE DOSTER -- Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basket- ball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4. TIM DEWARDS -- Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Captain 1; Glee Club 1,4; Vice-President 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Mr. Sophomore 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; President 3, 4; Class President 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Beta Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff-Circulation Manager 4; Annual Staff- Historian 4; Junior-Senior Head Waiter 2; Superlative Best-All- Around”. SHELBY FINK -- Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4. LINDA FOUST -- Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 2; F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Annual Staff- Snapshot Editor 4. TRENA FRYE -- Annual Staff-Co-Business Manager 4; Giftorian 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Reporter 4; Student Council 4; Reporter4; Beta Club 3,4; Reporter 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4; Junior Play Director 3; Majorette 2,3,4; Chief 4; Superlative Best School Spirit . GARY GENTLE -- F.F.A. 1,2,4; V.I.C. 3. EDDIE GOODMAN -- F.F.A. 1,4; Reporter 4. WAYNE GOODMAN -- F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Vice President 4. JIMMY GRIFFIN -- Class Vice-President 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff-Boy ' s Sports Editor 4; Annual Staff-Prophet 4; Bus Driver 4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2;Glee Club l;JuniorPlay 3; Superlative Most Athletic . LINDA HARTSELL -- Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff-Special Page 4; News- paper Staff- Feature Editor 4 ; Commencement Marshal 3 ; Superla- tive Most Likely To Succeed . PRISCILLA HEGLAR -- Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4. JOYCE HILL -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. ROBERT HOWELL -- F.F.A. 3,4; Track 3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4. JOYCE HUGHES-- Monitor Club 1; Monitor 1; Bible Club 2; Honor Study Hall 2; F.H.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Historian 4; Student Council 4; Christmas Court 4; Annual Staff-Co- Editor 4; Superl- ative Most Original ; Beta Club 4; Class Poet. JOHNNY JOHNSON-- F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Mr. Sophomore 2; Superlative Most Talented . TAREALIA JONES -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Lettergirl 2, 3,4; Co-Chief 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Chief 1; Chorus 1,4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Junior Play Usher 3. KAY KEE -- Student Council 1,2,3; Reporter 2; Bus Driver 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Treasurer 4; Varsity Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Chief 4; Miss Freshman 1; Miss Odell 4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Secretary- Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; Annual Staff-Historian 4; Letter- girl 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Business Manager of Magazine Sales 2; Superlative Wittiest . STEVE KISER -- F.F.A. 1,2,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Track 3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff- Special Page 4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Superla- tive Best School Spirit . SHARON LINKER -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; DECA Club 4. HARVEY MORRIS -- F.T.A. 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4; Reporter 3; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; Co-Captain 3; Glee Club 2; Class Vice-President 4; Substi- tute Bus Driver 4; Superlative Neatest . STEVIE MYERS -- Beta Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Social Chairman 3; Monogram Club 4; Track 3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Nominee for Morehead Scholarship 4; Drum Major 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Junior- Senior Waiter 3; Superlative Most Intellectual . Senior S a is ics TOMMY NASH -- F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. ANN OEHLER -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Secretary .3; Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Secre- tary 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,3,4; President 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Co-Captain 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Miss Hi Miss 3; Miss D.A.R.” 4; Annual Staff-Editor 4; Newspaper Staff-Girl ' s Sports Editor 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Superla- tive Best-All- Around ; Junior Play 3; Christmas Court 4. JOE PLOTT -- F.T.A. 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Annual Staff- Directory 4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Superlative Friend- liest . ANGIE PRICE -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Class President 1; Class Reporter 3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Miss Senior 4; Dragon ' s Press -Co-Editor 4; Christmas Court 4; Junior Play 3; Superlative Cutest ; Glee Club 1,2; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Miss Sophomore. REGINA PRICE -- Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Commencement Marshal 3; Sub- stitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Annual Staff-Directory 4; Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4; Junior Play 3; Commencement Pianist 1; Junior-Senior Pianist 1; Superlative Most Talented . RICHARD RAMSEY -- Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. HARLEY RHINEHARDT -- F.F.A. 1. GARY RODGERS-- F.F.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1; Substitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4; DECA Club 4; Junior Play 3. JOHNNY SCOTT -- F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. TERRY SMITH -- Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4. BESSIE STOWE -- Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Parliamentarian 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Vice- President 3; Reporter 4; Beta Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Glee Club 1; Class Secretary 3; Substitute Bus Driver 3 - Bus Driver 4; Junior-Senior Head Waitress 2; Annual Staff- Circulation Manager 4; Student Council 3,4; Superlative Most Athletic . TERRY SUTHER -- Glee Club 1,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball Manager 2; Basketball Manager 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Tri-Captain 3; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Superl- ative Wittiest ; Junior Play 3. EDDIE TAYLOR-- F.F.A. 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; MonogramClub 4; Glee Club 2; Junior- Senior Waiter 3; Annual Staff-Lawyer 4; Junior Play 3; Beta Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Superlative Most Likely To Succeed . GARY TORRENCE -- F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; DECA Club 4; Substitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4. DIANNE COLLINS TRIVETTE -- Band 1; Latin Ciub 1; Chorus 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4. DIANE TUCKER -- Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; DiCA Club 4; F.H.A. 1. SAUNDRA TURNER -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1; Newspaper Staff 4; DECA Club 4; Glee Club 1. ANNGENELL YOW -- F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Dragon ' s Press - Editor 4; Commencement Marshal 3; Junior Play Usher 3. PAUL YOW -- F.T.A. 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; Track 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Newspaper Staff-Artist 4; School Artist 1,2, 3, 4; Superlative Cutest ; Annual Staff- Giftorian. Regina Price Joe Plott (J ass J J oem MOTTO May you always have: enough happiness to keep you sweet; enough trials to keep you strong; enough sorrow to keep you human; enough failure to keep you humble; enough success to keep you eager; enough friends to give you comfort; enough faith in yourself to give you courage; enough wealth to meet your needs; and enough determination to make each day a good day. COLORS FLOWER Green and White White Chrysanthemum CLASS POEM We ' ve just been here long enough To be shown the way. We are ready the future to face, smooth or rough. We ' re leaving today! We ' re leaving today! We ' ve been led at home and school By the bright shining rays Of the ever taught Golden Rule. We ' re leaving today! All the trials and troubles of grammar grades Have already passed away, But the memories of those years will never fade. We ' re leaving today! The high school proms, plays and sweet dates. But from this very day We leave these things behind, and move forward to our eternal fate. We are proud t o hold our heads up high And with pride to say As a single tear or two touches the eye We ' ve worked, wished and waited for this day, And now we ' re leaving today! 87 C) ass J is ory August, 1961. We were finally freshmen in high school and felt a little shaky and uncertain about the upcoming year. Our class consisted of 68 students and was under the guidance of Miss Mary Niblock and Mr. Max Lippard. Through their leader- ship we elected class officers. They were Angie Price, Presi- dent; Jimmy Griffin, Vice-President; Kay Kee, Secretary-Treas- urer; and Mary Bradford, Reporter. After much thought we elected Kay Kee as Miss Freshman and Johnny Aldridge as Mr. Freshman. Two of our girls were chosen varsity cheerleaders. They were Trena Crowe and Kay Kee. A few of our students participated in varsity basketball and baseball this year, also. Those lettering and inducted into the Monogram Club at the end of the year were Jimmy Griffin, Harvey Morris, Tim Edwards, Beverly Benson, Bessie Stowe, Bonnie Caudill, Kay Kee and Trena Crowe. We were very proud of them all. August, 1962. We were sophomores and had grown in size, maturity, wisdom, and number. With a class of 73 members, we elected officers at our first meeting. They were Eddie Taylor, President; Ann Oehler, Vice-President; Kay Kee, Secretary- Treasurer; and Mary Bradford, Reporter. Tim Edwards and Angie Price were chosen Mr. and Miss Sophomore. This year we were guided by Mrs. Augusta Stough and Mr. E. R. Jarvis. 35 members of our class were accepted into the Future Teachers of America Club. 18 members of our class also received the honor of being selected waitresses and waiters for the Jr. -Sr. banquet. Those selected were Mary Bradford, Regina Price, Bessie Stowe, Angie Price, Trena Crowe, Ann Oehler, Kay Kee, Judy Benson, Tarealia Jones, Steve Kiser, Johnny Aldridge, Johnny Scott, Steve Myers, Tim Edwards, Eddie Taylor, Jimmy Griffin, Terry Suther, and Joe Plott. Also, 6 more members of our class were inducted into the Monogram Club. They were Terry Suther, Richard Ramsey, Ann Oehler, Dianne Doster, Joyce Hill, and Mary Bradford. At the close of our sophomore .year, we had a wonderful feeling of accomplishment. Half of our high school days were completed and we faced the future with mixed emotions. August, 1963. 62 Juniors arrived at school after a happy three months vacation. Under the profound guidance of Mrs Lucille Daniel and Mr. Max Lippard, we installed Tim Edwards as President, Steve Myers as Vice-President, Bessie Stowe as Secretary, and Angie Price as reporter. We were very proud that one of our classmates, Johnny Aldridge, was elected State F.T.A. President. In, November, 18 members of our class were tapped into the Beta Club, Those tapped were Gloria Ball, Linda Hartsell, Jimmy Griffin, Harvey Morris, Trena Crowe, Mary Bradford, Judy Benson, Eddie Taylor, Jean Brown, Bessie Stowe, Kay Kee, Regina Price, Angie Yow, Lana Dalton, Dianne Doster, Steve Myers, Ann Oehler and Trena Frye. Those entering the Monogram Club this year were Johnny Aldridge, Eddie Taylor, Robert Howell, Steve Myers, Steve Beaver, Trena Frye, Johnny Scott, and Paul Yow. For our yearbook staff, we chose as our editor Ann Oehler, and Joyce Hughes as co-editor. Trena Frye and Trena Crowe were elected business managers. At the Senior ' Class Day exercises, we were capped in a very impressive ceremony. We then received the long-awaited title of Seniors . August, 1964. We, as Seniors, returned to Odell for our final year. Our three previous years had flickered by fast and we were then on the threshold of deciding our future. Mrs. Mary Cooke and Mr. E. R. Jarvis led us into selecting our class officers. Those selected were Johnny Aldridge, President; Harvey Morris, Vice-President; Regina Price, Secretary; Eddie Taylor, Treasurer; and Mary Bradford, Reporter. Kay Kee was elected Miss Odell in a pageant with the entire student body as the judges. We decided on the title of Dragons Press for our school paper and chose Angie Yow as the editor. The following members made up the remainder of the staff; Angie Price, Co- Editor; Linda Hartsell, Feature Editor; Ann Oehler and Jimmy Griffin, Sports ' Editors; Paul Yow, Artist; and Mr. Max Lippard as our sponsor. At this time, our preparation for the Odell Milestones ended. Bessie Stowe and Tim Edwards were selected circulation man- agers, Joyce Hughes as poet, Trena Crowe and Jimmy Griffin as prophets, Kay Kee and Tim Edwards as historians, Mary Bradford and Eddie Taylor as lawyers, Trena Frye and Paul Yow as giftorians, Regina Price and Joe Plott for the class directory, and Linda Hartsell and Steve Kiser for the special Page. As the year passed and our knowledge widened, we chose green and white for the class colors and the white chrysanthemum for the flower. Our selected mascots were Yvonne Irvin and Alan Stowe. We had two more members of our class tapped into the Beta Club. They were Joyce Hughes and Tim Edwards. Angie Price and Johnny Aldridge were Mr. and Miss Senior for the year. Ann Oehler was awarded the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award . We selected a three act comedy, For the Love of Pete , as our Junior Play. With much patience and care, our class spon- sors molded our play into precision. Our cast of 13 consisted of Jimmy Griffin, Kay Kee, Ann Oehler, Johnny Aldridge, Regina Price, Steve Myers, Trena Crowe, Eddie Taylor, Mary Bradford, Terry Suther, Judy Benson, and Angie Price. We chose Trena Crowe as Miss Junior and after our nominations, the faculty chose Ann Oehler as Miss Hi Miss. We entertained the Senior class with a formal banquet en- titled Singin ' in the Rain . It was an enjoyable and memorable experience for everyone. Elected by the teams, Tim Edwards and Johnny Aldridge were co-captains of the boy ' s varsity basketball team and Bonnie Caudill and Beverly Benson co-captains of the girl ' s team. Kay Kee and Trena Crowe were co-captains of the Dragon ' s Cheer- leading squad. Though our days at dear ' ole O.H.S. are coming to an end, we will never forget them and the wonderful times we have had together. We thank our teachers, our parents and our principal for their never-ending patience and guidance they have given us during this most important time in our lives. We now will know that the old wise saying is true, Success awaits at Labor ' s gate . Kay Kee, Tim Edwards, Historians 88 J3ast 7. )i ancf Testament I, JOHN ALDRIDGE, will my ability to get out of Psychology 13 times in 30 days to Boyd Cauble. Hope Mr. J doesn ' t lower your grades like he did mine. I, NANCY ALLEN, will to my sister Linda my drivers license. She needs them. I, BOBBY ALLMAN, will my ' 57 Chevy to my brother Wayne. I, DARRELL ALLMAN, being of forgetful mind and sound body, will my ability to loose things to all the Juniors who have things to forget. I, GLORIA BALL, will to my sister Susan, the pencil I do my math with in hopes that it helps her. I, STEVE BEAVER, will my ability to drive and my ' 61 Chevy to Martha Christy. I, BEVERLY BENSON, being of wild mind and lengthy body do hereby leave my position as co- captain of the basketball team to my sister Cathy, in hopes she will have as much fun as I have had. I, JUDY BENSON, being of weak mind and very little body do sorrowfully leave this Senior year and all my other high school years to anyone who can have as much fun and sorrow as I did. I, JAY BLACKWELDER, leave my ability to laugh at the serious problems to my deserving sister Dianne. I, PAT BLACKWELDER, will my ability to graduate to my brother Clarence. I, MARY ANN BRADFORD, will all the wild and wonderful times I ' ve had throughout my high school years to my little sister Patsy. I hope she will find them just as rewarding as I have. I, JEAN BROWN, leave my ability to make A ' s in English to my little sister, Jo. She needs it. I, BONNIE CAUDILL, being of sound body and no mind, leave my ability to get into trouble on the basketball floor and still remain on the team to my niece, Jamie Yow, in hopes that she ' ll do better. I, DIANNE COLLINS TRIVETTE, being of weak body and still weaker mind, leave my very best wishes for happiness to Billie Castor. Take care of Tommy, Bill. I, IMOGENE COLLINS, hereby leave to Janice Vickers, my good times in my Senior year. I, TREVA COLLINS, will my ability to change schools to anyone who can put up with it. I, ERNESTINE CROMER, being of healthy body and little mind, do hereby leave my good times in high school to my sister Connie, hoping she will get busy for she has a lot of catching up to do. I, DON CROWE, will will my ' 51 Chevelle to anyone that will have it. I, TRENA CROWE, being of sound mind, leave all my wonderful times at O.H.S. to every high school student in hopes that their years will be as fulfilling as mine. I, DIANNE DOSTER, will my ability to play basketball to my brother Bobby. We really need it. I, TIM EDWARDS, being of determined mind and average body, will my ability to make good in French to Buddy Ervin, in hopes he makes it with flying colors. I, SHELBY FINK, do leave my silent seat in Mr. J ' s Psychology class to little sister Mary. I, LINDA FOUST, leave my nickname REDHEADED PREACHER ' S KID to any one who has the qualifications. I, TRENA FRYE, leave all my joyous times in high school to my brother and sister Ty” and Dale, in hopes they will enjoy them as much as I have. I, EDDIE GOODMAN, being all body and no mind, leave my skill in skipping Agriculture, Psychology, Economics, and World Histo ry to Gail Plott, in hopes that he can get out of English, too. I, WAYNE GOODMAN, leave my Trig, book to anyone who can get more out of it than I did. I, GARY GENTLE, will my seat in the Senior class to my brother Bobby. I, JIMMY GRIFFIN, being of brilliant mind and healthy frame leave all my get-out-of-school notes to Edward Stirewalt in hopes that he gets to the barber shop or the doctor ' s office more times than I did. I, LINDA HARTSELL, do hereby will my Beta Club membership to my brother Larry in hopes that he improves his grades enough to earn it. I, PRISCILLA HEGLER, leave my ability to be in class and never know what ' s going on to Darla Walker in hopes that she finds out what happened. I, JOYCE HILL, leave my place on the basketball team to my little sister Audrey. I, ROBERT HOWELL, not having the ability to think of anything to leave, leave nothing. I, JOYCE HUGHES, being of a very sentimental nature do not leave my good times to my little brother Wayne, but leave only best wishes that his high school years will be as re- warding for him as mine have been for me. I, TARELIA JONES, leave my position as letter girl to my sister Janice. Pick up those feet. I, KAY KEE, leave all the fun and hard work I ' ve had in high school to Robin and Greg Wherry. Keep up those laughs and grades. I, STEVE KISER, being of weak mind and weaker heart, will my ability to be henpecked to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. I, SHARON LINKER, being of sound mind and little body hereby leave my sister Vicki a new typewriter, hoping she won ' t have the trouble I did with mine. I, HARVEY MORRIS, being of excellent mind and stupendous ability, do hereby will my ability to break the starting lineup in basketball to Jimmy Atwell in hopes he will do better than I did. I, STEVE MYERS, being of sound mind and body, leave my im- pression on all those so very fortunate as to have met me. I, TOMMY NASH, leave my desire to be smart, which was never accomplished, to my brother Ricky. I, ANN OEHLER, leave my ability to be MANAGER of the track team to Tammy Shepherd, if Gene will let her have it. I, JOE PLOTT, being of sound body and mind, and talent will nothing to nobody. I, ANGIE PRICE, leave my superlative Cutest to my brother Ricky, in hopes he will carry on the tradition. I, REGINA PRICE, being of weak body and mind, regrettfully leave my place in the scoreboxto anyone who can keep score and cheer at the same time. Good luck! I, RICHARD RAMSEY, hereby leave my ability to wait until the last minute to go to college to anyone who is crazy enough to try it, Good luck, stupid. I, HARLEY RHINEHARDT, will my sleeping desk in Economics to anyone who can find it softer than I did. I, GARY RODGERS, leave my bus to Catherine Christy in hopes she doesn ' t lose the key. I, JOHNNY SCOTT, leave my pitching position to Ray Bradford, in hopes that he does better than I did. I, TERRY SMITH, being of little brains, do hereby leave my place at the Hole to Judy Turner in hopes that she stays warm. I, BESSIE STOWE, being of little body and no mind do hereby leave my ability to play basketball and drive a bus in the same year to my little brother Roy. I hope it doesn ' tdr ive you crazy, too. I, TERRY SUTHER, will my ability to drive Mr. Boyd ' s car, but not to be a bus driver to him who thinks he can get by with it. I, EDDIE TAYLOR, being of strong mind and weak body, leave my ability to pass all my subjects and be in the Beta Club, by never taking a book home, to anyone who is crazy to try it. I, GARY TORRENCE, being of weak mind and strong body, will my Economics book to anyone who can get more out of it than I did. I, DIANE TUCKER, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave my brother, Butch the ability to pester Mr. Lippard. Good luck, Butch! I, SAUNDRA TURNER, being of weak mind but very strong body, do hereby will my last four years of school to Judy and Mike, in hopes theirs will be much more pleasant. Good luck. I, ANGIE YOW, being of small mind and large body, do hereby will my ability to be editor of the newspaper to my sister, Jamie, in hopes that she will have as much fun as I have. I, PAUL YOW, being of stingy nature have just decided to leave! ! Mary Ann Bradford Eddie Taylor, Lawyers 89 Miss Yvonne Irvin and Alan Stowe, our mascots, we offer to you these tokens of our appreciation for your helpfulness and cooper- ation. Mr. Mitchell, we give to you this gold medal for your continued patience and understanding that you have shown to us this year. Mrs. Cooke, we have for you an extra bottle of nerve pills, since your ' s have been shot this year. Mr. Jarvis, we give you this neck brace so that you will always be able to hold your head up. Johnny Aldridge, we give you this mirror so that you will always be able to look at your handsome face. Nancy Allen, here is an extra pack of typing paper, to remind you of the many sheets you have loaned to Sharon in Typing II. Bobby Allman, we give you a ' 63 Chevy, Super Sports, since it has always been your dream. Darrell Allman, we give you an Elvis Presley record so you can remember the many times you drove us mad with his songs. Gloria Ball, to you we give this prop so your grades will never fall from the top. Steve Beaver, we give you this shot putt, since you had such a hard time throwing one in track. Beverly Benson, here is a helmet to remind you of the many times you have hurt your head at ball games. Judy Benson, for you, we have an extra large comb to help you keep up your superlative, Neatest . Jay Blackwelder, for you we have a grocery bag to remind you of the many pleasant hours at the Stop Shop. Pat Blackwelder, we give you a bottle of vitamin pills so you will grow to be a giant. Mary Ann Bradford, we give you this pill box to remindyouof the many times you have helped at the nursing home. Jean Brown, we give you a can of dog food for your kennel at home. Bonnie Caudill, here is a star, for your senior year, to remind you of co-captain of the ball team. Dianne Collins Trivette, we give you this can opener to aid in fixing Gary a bite to eat. Imogene Collins, here is a tardy slip to remind you of the many times you were late for homeroom. Treva Collins, to you we give this map in hope you will never lose your way b ack to dear ole North Carolina. Ernestine Cromer, we give you some contagious pills so your friendliness can spread to others. Don Crowe, for you we have a new car, since it has been your main thought in high school. Trena Crowe, we give you this gavel to remind you of being our Beta Club President this year. Dianne Doster, here are some knee pads, since you stayed on the floor all the time in ball games. Tim Edwards, we give you this basketball to remind you of the many good times at the games. Shelby Fink, here is a pair of hose to remind you of your many toiling hours at the mill. Linda Foust, we give you a roll of film to remind you of the many pictures you took for the annual. Trena Frye, for you we have a plastic orange to remind you of the many oranges you bought for ball games. Gary Gentle, for you we have a megaphone so if you ever decide to say anything we ' ll be sure to hear it. Eddie and Wayne Goodman, we have a set of seat belts for both of you, just in case you are going to continue to ride with Gail Plott. Jimmy Griffin, for you we have a pass for Martins since you eat there all the time. Linda Hartsell, we give you a joke book, so you can crack a funny instead of a corny once in awhile. Pricilla Hegler, we have for you a pocket adding machine to re- mind you of the many times you took up lunch tickets. Joyce Hill, here is a lunch ticket to remind you of the forgetful people in fourth period study hall. Robert Howell, we give you this worn out tennis shoe to remind you of your glorious track years. Joyce Hughes, we give you a painting brush so you can paint with ease. Johnny Johnson, here is a drawing kit since you have always en- joyed drawing so much. Tarealia Jones, for you we have some stationery to write Alan with hopes that you won ' t have to use it long. Kay Kee, for you we have some extensions so you can reach your bus pedals. Steve Kiser, here are some roller skates for running errands as basketball manager. Sharon Linker, here are some stamps for the envelopes you buy everyday. Harvey Morris, we give you this rear view mirror so you can watch for those cops. Steve Myers, we give you a curl to remind you of the one you cut off as long as you promise not to tape this on. Tommy Nash, we give you this crutch to remind you of the time you fell off the bus and hurt your foot. Ann Oehler, we give you this dummy to remind you of the hard work and achievement you made with the Odell Milestones . Joe Plott, here is a road map for the oncoming summer so you won ' t get lost. Angie Price, here is a dish for the Peache” of the crop. Regina Price, we have for you a small piano for the many times you have played at school events. Richard Ramsey, for you we have a catcher mask to remind you of the time you got hit in the head. Fun, huh! Harley Rhinehardt, we give you a more powerful 427 motor, as you couldn ' t make use of any other kind of motor. Gary Rodgers, to you we give a pick for your guitar. Johnny Scott, here is a baseball to remind you of the many games you have pitched. Terry Smith, we give a box to hold all your laughter. Bessie Stowe, here is a good luck charm for having the courage to wear number 13 for four years. Terry Suther, we give you a spare fender, instead of tire, although both have been in desperate need at one time or another. Eddie Taylor, we give you a milking machine to remind you of the many times you had to get up and milk before coming to school. Gary Torrence, we give you a set of ear plugs since your ear drums were ruined while driving a bus. Dianne Tucker, we give you this diary for the many secrets you can keep so cunningly. Saundra Turner, here is a swivel chair since you went round and round the table putting newspaper pages together. Angie Yow, we give you this stencil to remind you of the many times you typed on the newspaper as editor. Paul Yow, here is some art gum to aid you in drawing. Trena Frye, Paul Yow, Giftorians 90 It was a rough trip way up here to the moon, but with the help of TRENA CROWE, my worthy technologist and navigator, the trip was made somewhat enjoyable. As we begin setting up a space station, Trena and I are looking down on the good ole world to see how everything is coming along. The race for space is indeed a simple one for this year of 1980. STEVE MYERS, one of the world ' s most renown scientist, is working on a new type of rocket fuel. Space is indeed in the minds of every- one. HARVEY MORRIS, once a big time athlete himself, is now touring the world with histeam, The Moonmen, of which JOHN ALDRIDGE is one of his star players. JAY BLACKWELDER and EDDIE TAYLOR now own the nation ' s largest string of restaurants and night clubs called The Stardust. GOODMAN and GOODMAN Motors, owned by the two brothers EDDIE and WAYNE has lately turned from automotive competition to the race for space. Their design of the hemi head rocket engine is turning out to be really success- ful. RICHARD RAMSEY is their head engineer. Meanwhile, the women, a forgotten picture in the world of space, have suddenly taken over. KAY KEE was assigned special duty to help train potential lady astronauts. Her latest trainees are LINDA HARTSELL, ONE of the nation ' s most prominent nuclear physicists and GLORIA BALL, consultant about the works of Albert Einstein. Many of Odell ' s former students have become interested in the race for space. TOMMY NASH and GARY TORRENCE are preparing themselves for space trips. Oh! Here comes TERRY SUTHER, the first pioneer into space. It seems as if we ' ve landed right in his front yard. Well, it matters not, because PAT BLACKWELDER, a famous scien- tific farmer on earth, will surely be able to grow some grass in the skinned places. Terry I see is still nice and healthy. I think it is mainly because of STEVE BEAVER, the nation ' s finest meat specialist, has been instructing his cooks, HARLEY RHINEHARDT and JOHNNY SCOTT very well. Mr. Beaver received his great fame as a meat packer back at Colonial Frozen Foods. ANGENELLE YOW is starting the moon ' s first newspaper Moon Gazette” sometime this week with the help of her brother PAUL, second only in talent to Da Vinci. But there are always those people who just aren ' t interested in the space age. ANN OEHLER is traveling with LINDA FOUST, sometimes referred as the second Billy Graham. Ann has a beautiful voice and she directs singing all over the world. BESSIE STOWE is happily married and is still trying to get Jim to work on time. It looks like TRENA FRYE is going to spend a lot of time in Raleigh trying to get her hubby out of State College. ANGIE PRICE is all tied up in her business of directing beauty pageants since she was such a famous winner herself. But she says she couldn ' t have done it if it hand ' t been for TERRY and LINDA SMITH, two beauty specialist from Paris. GARY RODGERS and GARY GENTLE are very happy as mechanics consultants to the great Holman- Moody Corporation. Under their direction SAUNDRA TURNER won fame as the first woman ever to win the World 600. Meanwhile overseas TARELIA JONES and SHARON LINKER are raising a houseful of orphans while waiting for their boy friends who are in service. JOYCE HUGHES remains in Moscow as a special consultant from the President of the United States TIM EDWARDS. JOYCE HILL and PRISCILLA HEGLAR are touring Africa under the guidance of IMOGENE COLLINS, one of our greatest Baptist Missionaries. They also hope to be servants of the church. SHELBY FINK and DIANNE COLLINS and DIANE TUCKER run the world ' s largest reducing salon and beauty palace located on the French Riveria where STEVE KISER is making history as the world ' s smoothest talking Casanova. BONNIE CAUDILL and ERNESTINE CROMER are stern competition for the world ' s largest string of drive-in movies. DIANNE DOSTER is head nurse at Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Once a week JOHNNY JOHNSON drops by to give art lessons to some of the patients. ROBERT HOWELL now at Patrick Air Force Base has been promoted to second-in-command. BEVERLY BENSON now has her own Y.W.C.A. where she teaches gym classes. In her em- ployment are TREVA COLLINS and NANCY ALLEN, two experts on physical fitness. Just a few of our former classmates stayed in the teaching profession. JEAN BROWN, with her Masters in both French and English, is teaching at the University of North Carolina at Greens- boro. MARY ANN BRADFORD and JUDY BENSON, two of the nation ' s best vocalists, after quitting show biz are teaching music. REGINA PRICE is administrator of the Home Economics Department. On the local scene Dover ' s chain stores, run by DARRELL ALLMAN, are beginning to compete with BOBBY ALLMAN ' S A P food stores. Well, I can say these have been very interesting observations, but we must get back to bring up another load of moon seekers. When we left, JOE PLOTT and DON CROWE were heading the waiting line for the trip to the moon, after giving up their life of fun, frolic and travel for a look at another world. Trena Crowe, Jimmy Griffin, Prophets special J j c ape NAME NICKNAME FAMOUS FOR FAVORITE EXPRESSION AMBITION Johnny Aldridge John Being president Hey, Joe To go to college and to California Nancy Allen Peanut Asking questions You ' re lying To become a secretary Bobby Allman Dobby Talking about Chevys There goes a Chevy To marry Nancy and get a Chevy Darrell Allman Fuzzy Worshipping Mr. Lippard Where ' s everybody at? To go to A.S.T.C. Gloria Ball Chester Having a sprained I don ' t have one To make straight knee A ' s in college Steve Beaver Beaver Driving carefully? The main thing is not to get excited To get a Corvette Beverly Benson Cy Getting rebounds My heart bleeds To become a for you phys. ed. teacher Judy Benson Judy Being next to the What? To go to 4-S.T.C. littlest in the class AND become a teacher Jay Blackwelder Bugsy Never being on time Well, don ' t keep on To be happy Pat Blackwelder Patrick Being short You pig To grow some more Mary Ann Bradford Mayry Jane Talking all the time Quit it To graduate from Appalachian Jean Brown Jean Green Reading library books Evil, wicked, mean, bad, To go to Hawaii in class and nasty Bonnie Caudill Bon Bon Pestering Mr. Jarvis Mr. Jarrrrvis To travel over the United States Dianne Collins Dee Her Laugh Everybody to their own kicks To be happy Imogene Collins Mary Being late I don ' t know To be a social missionary Treva Collins 80 inch Talking too much Like help To get married Ernestine Cromer Ernie Talking I know it To be a beautician Don Crowe Sherman Tearing up cars If at first you don ' t succeed forget it To get a 409 Chevrolet Trena Crowe T.C. Making good grades Has anybody got any To graduate from money to turn in ? U.N.C.G. and become a teacher Dianne Doster Dinky Falling down during basketball Hot-o-smack! To be a nurse Tim Edwards Timothy Being a Valentine What are you To graduate from baby talking about? college Ron Emerson Ron Surfing in California Later To be a machinist Shelby Fink Sherby Not talking enough I ' ll be alright To marry a millionaire Linda Foust R.H.P.K. Red hair Preacher ' s kids are no different than any one else To become a D.C.E. Trena Frye Baby Crying Que-wit it To marry Terry sooner Gary Gentle Gary Being lazy Gee, whiz To join the army Eddie Goodman Ed Staying or at Regina ' s Why let the Devil To get a G.T.O. house have all the fun? Wayne Goodman Waynie Pestering Mrs. Cooke You spastic To have a 409 Jimmy Griffin Little fat man Not having a I ' m sorry Mr. Jarvis, To be a bachelor class ring you ' re wrong in Paradise Linda Hartsell Linda Talking too fast Mrs. Stough I don ' t To persue a field agree with that of mathematics Priscilla Heglar Gootenanny Breaking hearts Ah come off it To fly a kite Joyce Hill Mousie Being quiet Wait on me To work Robert Howell Little Bit Flunking psychology test Oh, my goodness To cut Mr. Jarvis down Joyce Hughes Baby Hughey Being so original I ' m innocent To be a commercial artist Johnny Johnson Johnny Having wrecks I wish I had my license back To go in the army Tarelia Jones T.J. Writing letters Alan To be a wifetologist and cosmotoligist Kay Kee Ku Klux Klan 8 good looking brothers I am not little To be a successful and sisters ...4 of each hairstylist Steve Kiser Steve Defending Linda I am not hen pecked To finish college and Biggers then get married Sharon Linker Shurn Acting crazy Oh, my Lord To get married Harvey Morris Toodles Losing his temper Is that right To marry Cynthia Stephen Myers Stevie His blazers and vest Now ... let me see To get out of French Tommy Nash Sherman Being a pest You gook To be a race driver Ann Oehler Oakley Running her mouth No kiddin ' Being able to go to college Joe Plott Joseph Free advertisement Hey, John To go to Florida, California, for Beavers and Texas Angie Price Pangie Going with Peach Huh To marry Peach and work Regina Price Raggina Waiting on long dis- Hot-o-mater To be true to a certain Marine tance phone calls and finish college in 3 years Richard Ramsey Richard Keeping the lunch room Beats me To enter college supplied with meat in the N.R.O.T.C. Harley Rhinehardt Harley Loafing The main thing is not To be an auto to get excited mechanic Gary Rodgers Curley Playing the guitar How ' bout that To marry Catherine Johnny Scott Scott Wanting a car better I can ' t talk any Cannon ' s university than Kenneth ' s louder Terry Smith Country Telling jokes Nobody likes a smart alec To marry Buddy Bessie Stowe Shortie Stough Playing basketball I mean- -really To marry Jim sooner Terry Suther Suther Pestering Trena Little fat woman To be a coach and Frye To have a winning season Eddie Taylor Big Ed Talking so loud Why, you ' ve got to To be happy with have a reason Kathy Gary Torrence Big Mama Dating Terri Mercy To get a job Diane Tucker Grippit Getting into trouble Donnie To marry Donnie Saundra Turner Sonkie Her driving Tony To live on Crisco Road Angenell Yow Angie Finding jobs Have you seen To graduate from Trena? Charlotte College Paul Yow Paulie Loving Hey, baby To stay out of service 92 . I Your fabrics are in the hands of the leader when KERR does your FINISHING Experience means more than background ... it means foresight! After 70 years, KERR of Concord appreciates more than ever that it cannot rest on its reputation. It constantly strives to maintain its service at the highest level by utilizing the most modern equipment and employing the most advanced technological methods. The results . . . the best quality obtainable on all service. bleaching mercerizing dyeing napping crease resistant preshrinking water repellent commercial colors washable colors vat colors light and heavy fabrics widths to 72 inches KERR BLEACHING FINISHING WORKS INC. Concord, North Carolina New York Office: F. J. Manly, 111 West 40 St. N v. T. A. 4-7353 FROM START to FINISH, Call Today Tel. Webster 3-1911 Sealtest is Delivered Your Way 1214 S. Cannon Blvd. - Hwy. 29 South Paul D. Campbell Distributor Compliments of CARL’S RADIO T.V. SERVICE We service all makes and models Zenith black and white T. V. RCA Victor color T. V. 2 way radio equipped service trucks Dial ST 2-8315 324 North Church Street Concord, North Carolina Compliments of CABARRUS ALL STAR DAIRIES Drink Cabarrus Milk and Eat Cabarrus Ideal Ice Cream 357 North Church Street Concord, N. C. Congratulations Seniors W. H. WHITLEY SONS INC. Established in 1913 Kannapolis, North Carolina BAUCOM BROTHERS HOME FURNISHINGS, INC Concord ' s Most Modern Furniture Store 255 Highway 29 North Concord, North Carolina Coke puts you at your sparkling best! Bottled Under Authority Of The Coca-Cola Company By COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CONCORD Congratulations SENIORS Compliments of CABARRUS FOOD CENTRE Free Parking- Low Prices Home Owned 1- 74 South Spring St. 2- South Union Ext. 3- 81 Poplar Tent Road WILLIAMS BROS. GROCERY 30 Barbrick Street Concord, North Carolina ST 2-1114 Compliments of CAVIN FUNERAL HOME Mooresville, North Carolina Speedwriting-Shorth NANCY TAYLOR CHARM SCm, .- Day and Night School 24 E. Depot St. 782-3191 Concord, North Carolina Compliments TROUTMAN’S USED CARS N. Church St. Dial ST 2-3106 Concord, N. C. Compliments of WILLIS STARLITE For The Best HERFF JONES COMPANY in Motion Entertainment Visit Cabarrus County ' s Leading Drive-In Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Growing with America ' s Schools” 1401-1429 North Capitol Ave. Indianapolis 7, Ind. Concord, North Carolina E. L. Hendrick D. W. Smith THE SMART SHOP INC Wants to take this opportunity to congratulate the Senior Class. Applications are now being accepted to join our Seventeen High Board. Concord Ifanqratulatiom to the class of 1965 Compliments of W. A. IRVIN Compliments of Compliments of BEASLEY-CROSS CHEVROLET HOP’S WHEEL ALIGNMENT 136 Oak St. Kannapolis, N. C. Auto and Truck Wheel Balancing ST 2-0110 614 N. Church St. Concord, North Carolina Compliments of HILL’S CLOTHING STORE SHUFORD’S INSURANCE FASHION CENTER AGENCY INC. Owen C. Hill, Mgr. 11 East Depot Street 117 South Main Street P.O. Box 1067 Kannapolis, North Carolina Concord, North Carolina Freezers Air Conditioners Refrigerators Washers Water Heaters Ranges APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 1209 Mooresville Road Kannapolis, N. C. Phone 933-0111 Parts and Service on all make appliances Compliments of ROSE’S Value Variety Kannapolis, N. C. Compliments of HIGHWAY 29 BODY SHOP EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT STORE Expert Auto Repair Clothing for the Family (including Volkswagons) Phone ST 2-7512 and Painting Concord, North Carolina Compliments of CRAFTSMEN FINISHERS, INC. BELK’S OF CONCORD 108 Buffalo Street Concord, N. C. North Carolina DAVIDSON ICE AND FUEL CO. Fuel Oil-Kerosene, Ice Coal Phone TW 2-4011 Davidson, N. C. KALE-LAWING CO. of Concord, Inc. Complete Office Outfitters School Supply Headquarters Phone ST 6-1171 95-97 Union St. Concord, N. C. CABARRUS BANK AND TRUST CO. Concord- Kannapolis- Albemarle North Carolina BLOWN FIBERGLASS INSULATION M. Dwight Eury Weatherstrip Insulation Service 163 Poplar Tent Rd. Concord, N. C. ST 2-6534 ALEXANDER’S PACKING CO. Congratulations from CUSTOM BEEF PROCESSING NIGHTINGALE HOME, INC. and QUALITY MEATS Rt. 2 Box 502B Phone ST 2-9770 Kannapolis- Landis Phone WE 2-8096 Your Inquiries and Visits are Welcomed! CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK COLONIAL FROZEN FOODS Concord, N. C. 1501 North Ridge Ave. Member Federal Deposit Kannapolis, N. C. Insurance Corporation Phone WE 2-3179 LADY’S FUNERAL HOME FIRESTONE HOME AUTO C. H. Brown Kannapolis, N. C. 101 S. Ridge Ave. Ned Lowder Dealer WE 3-2131 Tires, Tubes and One Day Recapping Concord, N. C. 622 N. Church St. Service Full Line of Hotpoint Appliances ST 2-2155 Kannapolis, N. C. Congratulations Seniors Compliments of CAROLINA BODY SHOP BEAVER’S FOOD STORE Hwy. 29 Concord, N. C. Poplar Tent Rd. - Concord TOWEL CITY THEATRES, INC. Operators of GEM -- SWANEE — PALACE West First St. WE-2-5111 Kannapolis, N. C. IRENE BRYAN ' S Lads, Lassies, Ladies Dial 662-2171 — 246 N. Main St. Mooresville, N. C. JOHNSON ' S ESSO and GROCERY Route 2 Concord, N. C. DON ' S RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE Don Harry 4116 N. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of SAFRIT AND MYERS HARTSELL FUNERAL HOME, INC. Tile, Stone, and Marble Co. 140 Hwy. 29 South P. O. Box A Concord, N. C. Phones: Bus. ST 2-5521 Res. ST 2-5521 Midland Albemarle Concord Midland, North Carolina Compliments of THE BANK OF CORNELIUS CONCORD BEAUTY COLLEGE Cornelius Huntersville North Carolina and Savings Loans Safe Deposit Checking Its Students Full Service Bank Member of FDIC KELLY CLOTHING COMPANY Finest in Men ' s Apparel ?hone 664-1424 22 N. Main St. Mooresville, N. C. Compliments of ROBINSON’S FLORIST Kannapolis, N. C. 933-2013 Compliments of Congratulations SENIORS! JOHN BOGER MAULDINS GROCERY Compliments of CABARRUS- BEAUTY-SALON Odell Community Hwy 73 Concord, N. C. Dial 782-2777 CHILDRESS BROS. FURNISHINGS, INC. 605 N. Cannon Boulevard Kann., N. C. WE-3-8678 Compliments of The Active Firemen of the ODELL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of SHERRILL FURNITURE COMPANY Concord, N. C. PIEDMONT CLEANERS Box Storage, Fur Cleaning, Formal Wear Rentals Laundry Service 513 West C Street— Dial WE-3-7681 Kannapolis, N. C. KEN ' S POCKET BILLIARDS TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUM Eight Tables Equipment and Supplies In Willis Village 224 Highway 29 North-Dial ST-2-2767 Concord, N. C. Concord, N. C. Congratulations Seniors! Management of WAGON WHEEL INN Hwy 29- A WE-2-5856 Compliments of AIRHE ART ' S DRUG Concord, N. C. MODERN BARBER SHOP REDMOND TIRE SERVICE 4 Barbers to serve you. Your Goodyear and G. E. Dealer Next to Harris-Teeter Kannapolis, N. C. Concord, N. C. Compliments of KENNETH P. EDWARDS Congratulations Seniors! KLUTTZ LUMBER CO. 1149 Davidson Drive--St-2-7622 Concord, N. C. Congratulations Seniors! WIDENHOUSE MOTORS, INC. LANCASTER ' S GARAGE Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service Larry Lancaster Concord, N. C. LEE ' S TIN SHOP Air conditioning, heating, and sheet metal work. Mooresville Hwy. 933-4462 HELMS BARBER F. H. Helms 142 Oak Avenue—Kannapolis, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of DELUXE BARBER SHOP Mooresville, N. C. NORTH STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE VIRGINIA ' S BELK’S LADIES ' FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION Home of Better Values” S. Main Street Kannapolis Mooresville, N. C. Compliments HAZEL’S BEAUTY NOOK For the Latest in Hair Styles and a Friendly Welcome Concord, North Carolina Compliments of HOOVER ' S STAG SHOP Concord, N. C. WHITE DRUG CO. C. S. Goodrum Davidson, N. C. Compliments of LAWSON BONDS STUDIO Portrait Commercial Photography 38 S. Union St. Concord Compliments of HAMMETT INSURANCE AGENCY 130 North Church ST 2-4185 Concord, N. C. JOHN MACK SON 128 N. Main Street Mooresville, N. C. HOKE LUMBER CO. Box 721 TW 2-4841 Davidson, N. C. BOND ' S SPORT SHOP INC. Everything for the Sportsman West ' A ' St. WE 2-8231 Kannapolis Compliments of Compliments MAULDEN ' S GROCERY NU-TRED TIRE SERVICE Concord, N. C. 524 N. Church St. Concord HORTON- LEDER, INC. Complete Department Store Concord, N. C. WEST SIDE BARBER SHOP For the Finest in Barbering R. L. Cope E. Ray Blackwelder 151 Old Charlotte Rd. Concord Compliments of THE HUB INC. 51 Buffalo St. ST 2-3161 Concord, N. C. Compliments of MARTIN’S 29 RESTAURANT Concord, N. C. FAGGART BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY 682 Wil-Mar Drive Concord, North Carlina Phone ST 2-2221 Compliments of H. E. HALL FURNITURE, INC. 16-18 W. Depot ST 2-2113 Concord, North Carolina Compliments of BAR LOWE BROWN SUPPLY COMPANY 913-919 South Main Kannapolis, North Carolina HIPP- Me BRIDE CO. Your Local Specialist in Sports 16 E. Depot St. ST 2-3514 Concord, N. C. WILLIAMS CLEANERS 500 N. Church Street Concord, N. C. ST 2-4411 Congratulations SENIORS! CARL ' S LUNCHEONETTE 1019 North Church Street Pike ' s Drug Store CITY BILLARD PARLOR Compliments of Market Street RITCHIE AUTO PARTS Concord, N. C. Concord, N. C. MILL’S FLORIST Concord, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C ST 2-1107 WE 3-2229 Compliments SHEPHERD ' S Dependable Jeweler 25 Market Street ST 2-0512 Concord, N. C. Congratulations EMERSON ' S RESTAURANT Kannapolis, N. C. BLACKWELDER ' S TOYLAND Opened 6 days a week ’Till 9:00 P.M. McGill Street ST 2-4814 Concord, N. C. Compliments of J. F. GOODMAN ' S ESSO Route 1 Davidson, N. C. Compliments of R. E. HUNTLEY JEWELER 79 Old Charlotte Rd. ST 2-4621 Concord, North Carolina Compliments of DOVER’S SUPERMARKET 63 Old Charlotte Road Concord, North Carolina Compliments of QUERY BROS. MEN’S STORE 102 S. Main Street Kannapolis W. H. LEONARD SONS, INC. The Store of Convenient Terms Mooresville, N. C. Compliments of WILKINSON’S INC. Furniture, Appliances and Carpet Concord, N. C. Compliments of PIKE’S DRUG STORES 1019 N. Church 718 S. Union ST 2-4168 ST 2-4191 Concord, N. C. JACKSON PARK LANES For the best in Bowling” 225 Security 933-1151 Kannapolis, N. C. CATHEY-HOYLE FUNERAL HOME Mutual Insurance Davidson, N. C. BILL SCHULTZ Furniture Mart, Inc. 1901 N. Main Street Harris-Teeter Shopping Center Kannapolis, N. C. CONCORD RADIATOR SERVICE Specializing in Radiators All Work Guaranteed 40 Groff St. ST 2-8979 MIDWAY BARBER SHOP 901 S. Main Street Kannapolis, N. C. Compliments FRYE ' S ODELL’S FUN SPOT Poplar Tent Road ST 2-5952 Concord, N. C. BUYER’S MARKET INC. Greatest Savings in Quality Furniture, Appliances, TV, Etc. 1214 S. Main Kannapolis TAYLOR ' S HATCHERY GARDEN SUPPLY Feed-Seed- Fertilizer- Plants Poultry Supplies Baby Chicks 834 S. Main St. WE 2-5216 Kannapolis, N. C. MARTIN’S DRIVE-IN 905 N. Church Wil-Mar Park Phone ST 2-2294 TRY OUR FAMOUS SANDWICHES PHILLIPS 66 Hwy. 29 B. H. Evans Concord, N. C. Compliments of CONCORD BOTTLING WORKS Bottlers of Sundrop The Golden Cola” Concord, N. C. Compliments of BOYCE FRYE PONY RIDES Concord, N. C. Compliments of JOHN VANPELT Congratulations Seniors CAGLE CLEANERS, INC. KANNAPOLIS BEAUTY COLLEGE Reliable Cleaners, Pressers, 1201 N. Main St. 932-5651 and Hatters Kannapolis, N. C. 189 W. Depot St. ST 2-5413 ROBINSON’S Compliments of Specialty Shop M. N. PETREA SONS For Ladies, Misses, Juniors Bethpage Road Concord, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. U-NEEDA CLEANERS Midway Kannapolis, N. C. Phone 933-7131 WOODIE THOMPSON’S BARBER SHOP We need your head in our business” Wood and Cecil We use Latona hair tonic FISHER’S GULF STATION Compliments of For the Finest in Service” Ask for Shake F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Hwy. 29 S. Concord, N. C. Kannapolis, North Carolina BAXTER’S DRUG STORE TABLE SUPPLY STORE Prescriptions Serving This Community Since 1939 South Main Kannapolis 606 S. Main St. Kannapolis Congratulations Seniors! JAY COOK STUDIO BETH PAGE GROCERY Kannapolis- Mooresville Hwy. Mooresville Hwy. Phone WE 3-5776 Kannapolis, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. CITY BARBER SHOP Compliments of West Avenue FAIR LADY BEAUTY SALON Kannapolis, N. C. Inez Childers, Operator Compliments of YORKE WADSWORTH CO. BAREFOOT OIL CO. The old Reliable Hardware Sinclair Gasoline Store Since 1885 Concord, N. C. Concord, N. C. We the Senior Class of 1965 wish to thank the preceding establishments and donors who have given us their support in the publishing of the Odell Milestones. John Aldridge Nancy Allen Bobby Allman Darrell Allman Gloria Ball Steve Beaver Beverly Benson Judy Benson • Jay Blackwelder Pat Blackwelder Mary Ann Bradford Jean Brown Bonnie Caudill Dianne Collins Imogene Collins Treva Collins Ernestine Cromer Don Crowe Trena Crowe Dianne Doster Tim Edwards Shelby Fink Linda Foust Trena Frye Gary Gentle Eddie Goodman Wayne Goodman Jimmy Griffin Linda Hartsell Priscilla Hegler Joyce Hill Robert Howell Joyce Hughes Johnny Johnson Tarealia Jones Kay Kee Steve Kiser Sharon Linker Harvey Morris Steve Myers Tommy Nash Ann Oehler Joe Plott Angie Price Regina Price Richard Ramsey Harley Rhinehardt Gary Rodgers Johnny Scott Linda Smith Terry Smith Bessie Stowe Terry Suther Eddie Taylor Gary Torrence Diane Tucker Saundra Turner Angie Yow Paul Yow ' WHAT A WAY TO GO! iutoprap I 12 ' CON m r, „