Oak Hill High School - Belles Memoires (Morganton, NC)

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We wish to express our appreciation to the advertisers and to all who helped to make this book possible, ‘The challenges of higher learning, adventure, and new worlds to conquer lie immediately before the members of the Senior Class, May we meet these challenges with courage, faith, and steadfastness of purpose. Editor Business Manager Cmdlas Kergafl ee A teacher who loves his wonky ives to instill in his students the importance of democracy and justice; A coach who never gives up no matter how disgusted he may become; A friend with whom we can talk to and argue with, one we can joke and laugh with and sometimes laugh at; a man for whom we have the greatest respect and admiration--we the Senior Class of 1965 proudly present this edition of BELLES MEMOIRS to you--MR, BILL K, MULL, Seniors’ Choice Teacher of the Year We the class of 65 do hereby bestow the honor of TEACHER OF THE YEAR to Mr, Fred Acuff, It would be impossible to express fully our gratitude for all the hours and work he has put forth for the betterment of our education. Thank you, Mr. Acuff, ASE SEE SE RON eee Rs SENSING i SEE NE NE Deanna aaron teams SOO é é Cee Ze Z EDIT O OK : SO SES CO EO CEE . 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Bleyant Member- Elect (January, 1965) Burke County Board of Education Principal To the student body: It has been a pleasure working with the stu- dents and faculty at Oak Hill School this year, One urgent plea to all boys and girls: Strive to do your best at all times. The world is very complicated today. Sound judgment and keen thinking are basic requirements, Prepare yourself well. _ — Co LID SU ee 2 SES Sa LIS Yes High MR, MAX HARRIS A.B., Lenior- Rhyne Commercial MR, FRED ACUFF B. S., Southern Missionary University of Tenn, MST., U. of North Dak. Math - Science MISS CAROLYN ALLEN Baowmeasta@arolina English MR, EDWARD BARRIER BX hn Wien (e, Math - English MRS, DOROTHY BLUE B.S., M. A., Appalachian Library - World Geography MRS, GENEVIEVE BROOME A.B. , University of N.C. Social Studies - Guidance MR, GARY HAMMOND B.S. , Clemson Vocational Agriculture School MRS, RACHEL A, LYONS B. S., Appalachian Commercial MISS SARAH McCREIGHT B. S., Appalachian Vocational Home Economics MR, BILL MULL B. S., Appalachian Social Studies MRS, DAWN POORE B. S., Appalachian A. A. , Lees- McRae French - English MR, PETER RIPLEY A.B, , Lenior-Rhyne Science MR, JOE EDDY ROPER B. S., Appalachian Physical Education Bunch of BRAINS? «eee tee Raw wwe « o % ® ® Sixth Grade MRS, BESSIE WINTERS Fifth Grade MISS SUE BOST Fifth Grade MRS, MARGIE BOST Fourth Grade MISS GRACE WHISNANT Eighth Grade MR, GARLAND SEAGLE Combination of Eighth and Seventh MR, DEAN CLARK Seventh Grade MR, JOE POORE Sixth Grade MISS NANCY DUCKWORTH Second Grade MRS, MERNA HUNNICUTT Second Grade MISS JUDITH POWELL First Grade MISS CHARLIE MAE WHISNANT First Grade MISS LENA SPAINHOUR Fourth Grade MISS MARGARET McGIMSEY Third Grade MRS, NELLE PRICE Third Grade MRS, UNA PROPST Combination of Second and Third MRS, BETSEY RADER i SDs Doe ee oe ee See MASCOTS Karen Whisnant L. G. Shuffler CLASS COLORS , . . Red and White CLASS FLOWER, . . Red Rose CLASS MOTTO... “Working today for a better tomorrow. GARY WAYNE BARRIER Hatchet He seems to be quiet, but He:SsasriO tae ANN WARLICK AVERY Anne To reach the height of human endeavor and give the world my beste. FORREST EUGENE BECK Buddy “One who really enjoys living. ' EDWARD HURLEY BELTON Hurley Bird Not much talk. . . a great silence,” MARGARET ELIZABETH BECK Maggot Happy am I, from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented Jike me, SHARON FRANCIE BENFIELD Crow Her voice is low, and her manner sweet, She's gentle, dainty, and petite, LETHA ANN BENFIELD Ann She's shy and sweet in her ways. KENNETH WARREN BENFIELD Worn If silence is golden, he's solid brass, FREDERICK WILLIAM BRAUN Billy Of all the joys that I recall, To live is the greatest of them all. ALVIN BENJAMIN BRANDON _ © Pangs” He lightens every burden with friendship. GLORIA GAIL BUCHANAN GiGi To know her is to love her, and to love her but forever, Nature made her what she is and never made another. _ MICHAEL KENNETH BRIT TAIN Mike He doesn't say all he thinks, ' SAMUEL DAVID BUC KNER Sam Life is short, so make it snappy. I got married, but still I'm happy. EVA SUE BURNETTE “Dottie” Small, but dynamic, PAUL EDWARD BURGE Pauline Does my chewing gum lose it's flavor on your pencil dur- ing class? DOUGLAS EDWARD CARSWELL Farmer Laugh, Love, and Live NORA ELLEN CARAWAY Nor Ray She knows how to work and how to play, How to be serious and how to be gay JOSEPH FRAN KLIN CARSWELL Runt “Quiet man, but quite a man. GARY EDWARD COBB Curb A good sport always plays the game; no matter what happens he'll be the same. GARFIELD EDD CHESTER Garf I use not only all the brains I have, but all I can borrow, KATHRYN ELIZABETH CLONTZ Lib “My heart is whole, my hand is free, Run along little worries don't bother me. RUSSELL THOMAS CONLEY Tortoise A willing heart, a helping hand, Always willing on demand. GLORIA JEAN CRUMP RE OF Pretty, charming, awfully nice, The kind of girl you'd look at twice. JAMES DURWOOD DANIELS Jimmy He's level headed and has a nice personality. DAVID EDGAR DRAUGHON Wipper A sunny disposition and an ever ready smile. JAMES WALTER FLEMING Jimmy “Let the man who wishes to be idle fall in love. JUDY CAROLINE DYSON Dye A breath of friendliness makes life worthwhile, CARROLL REECE HALLYBURTON Goph The world's no better if we worry, life's no longer if we hurry. RITA HOLDER ROSTAN Shorty She's little, she's cute, she's spry, and there is mischief in herevyens BRENDA GAIL HAMRICK : Stinky She appears very quiet, but appearances are often deceiv- ing. LINDA FAYE HOUSTON Hub Cap Quiet, good-natured and a true friend. NORMA JEAN HORTON Norton A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, a charm of friendship all the while. BEN RUSSELL KINCAID Marvin He studies, but what?” SYLVIA SUE LEIGH Sliva Here's to the girl with a heart and a smile, who makes the bibhto of life worthwhile. RODENY EUGENE KRAL Rod Athletic live-wire; Everybody's pala WANDA LORETTA LINGAFELT Curley For with affections, warm, in- tensed, refined. She mixed the calm and holy strength of mind, JERRY DALLARD LEWIS Lightening He's a real globe-trotter in his Ford hot-rodder, ROY LEE LOWDERMILK Monkey “Hear little, speak much. ' ' BETTY MILLER FEIMSTER EDets Only one she saw, one she loved, and one she dreamed of, and one she got. JACK ASHISTON MATHES : Spider “Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. NORMA LOUISE MILLER Bear “Not too serious, not too gay, but a very sweet girl in every ANDREW JERRY MILLER Professor Sing away SOITOW, cast away care. CHARLOTTE LINDA MULL Mull A cheerful personality, indus- trious, kind, a more likeable lass we could not find. JERRY LEE NORMAN Hard The good die young and... . I'm not feeling well. PATRICIA ANN MOORE “Peanut” Life is a comedy to her. BARBARA ANN PARKER Porkey Precious things always come in small parcels. LINDA FAYE ORDERS Linder A serious lass and studious, you say as you pass by, but did you stop to notice the twinkle in hereye?™ JO ANN OLLIS Ou Quiet, but not idle, DAVID VERNON PATTON Slim. “His joy is felt by everyone. RANDALL LEE PASCHALL eLard” It's nice to be natural - If you're naturally nice. LLOYD WEEKS PUETT Bee Bee Patienc e is the best remedy for every trouble. WILLIAM FOREST PITTS pBillye Silence and solitude are the soul's best friend. HARRIETTE JANE SAULMON Shank Don't take life so seriously; you'll never get out of it alive anyway. ADELIA ELLEN TAYLOR Effan Happiness flows from her spirit. JOHN THOMAS SHUPING Thomask “What a sweet delight a quiet life will afford, MARY ELIZABETH WALL “Mury A face with goodness over- spread, soft smiles by human kindness bred. ROSEMARY VAN ATTA Rosie A girl of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. DONALD SCOTT WALL Snouzer Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. JAMES DANIEL WHISNANT Slick “He's one of these good looking men that charms his woman with his devilish grin. FRANCES NORA WHISNANT : Muley Sweet and full of life. ly ELAINE WEST PROPST JUDY ANN ORDERS BARBARA ANN PENNELL Blondie Judy “Barbara” A daughter of the gods, People who are quiet are Short, Sweet, Shy” Divi nely tall and most Di- not angels. vinely fair. Senior Class Poem A BEGINNING The first. year is a beginning, New and frightening, for I am the humble novice. School is overwhelming, tremendous. It is a challenge, a mountain. A mountain so high that I cannot see the top from where we stand; And it will take twelve long years to climb iy, School is serious: It is teachers, lectures, study, worry. Thinking, writing, books, rules, - - - frus- tration. I am a cauldron of boiling emotions - Dreams, hope, anticipation, Satisfaction for the moment, Apprehension, disappointment, Exhaustion, disgust, Time is a slave driver! More classes! More homework! More themes! No dreams. a? +b2=c2 Who but the teachers and Greek Philosophers care! School is conflict, contradiction, Crowded halls, old tradition, Yearbooks coming, football and basketball games. Lab explosions and senior proms. But learning is breath-taking, exciting; Full of fact, reason, ideas. I urgently try to grasp all of it, Compensate for lost hours. And learning has its loneliness. Yes, there are friends, But only one we can depend on - - - just one. And s ometimes school is - - - Baccalaureate, Graduation, Being deft behind, That's the sad part. This is the environment of education, Developing a fierce pride for it, Coming to own a love for it, Ihave become a part of it - - - it of me We're the Senior class of '65. Just this one more year, and then what? Is that the end? The end of a certain happiness. The climax of a small achievement. I am soon to leave it all behind. But time pushes me on to another beginning And this beginning is the Future! Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1965, residing in Morganton, the County of Burke, and the State of North Carolina, realizing that we are about to leave dear Oak Hill High, wish to leave this, our last Will and Testament, to our fellow classmates, teachers, and friends. ARTICLE 1 To our teachers and principal, we wish to leave our thanks and appreciation for their in- terest, effort, and patience given us throughout our school years. ARTICLE II To the Junior Class we leave the following things which have made us both happy and sad; (1) The same old desks, books, chalk, erasers, and pencil sharpeners, which they will be using next year; (2) The honor of sitting on the first rows in chapel; (3) The wonderful privilege of eating lunch first; (4) But most of all, we leave the hope that your Senior Year at Oak Hill High will be as meaningful and as full of fun as ours has been. ARTICLE IIf1 To the Sophomores we leave the title of Juniors and the responsibility of raising money for the Junior-Senior Prom. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen we leave the assurance that you will one day be Seniors, and the hope that you will make the most of the next three years, for they can be the very best of your life. ARTICLE INDIVIDUAL BEQUEATHS: We, the graduates of 1965, individually leave to our successors the following: I, Ann Avery, will my job as editor of Belles Memoirs to any Junior nutty enough to accept it. I, Gary Barrier, will my wild sense of humor to Roy Brittain. I, Buddy Beck, just leave. I, Hurley Belton, will my red hair to Dallas McCall. I, Margaret Beck, will my ability to run into cornfields in Drivers’ Education, to Brenda Whis- nant, I, Ann Benfield, will my make-up kit to Kathy Daniels. I, Sharon Benfield, will my daily walk to and from school to Jeanette Whisnant. I, Warren Benfield, will my “thriftiness to Billy Miller. I, Bill Braun, will my position as tackle on the football team to anyone who does not mind get- ting smeared. Last Will and Testament coz. = . Benny Brandon, will my ability to giggle at anything, to anyone who feels like giggling at anything. , Mike Brittain, will my love for World Geography to Becky Shuping. , Gail Buchanan, will my position as scorekeeper to Karen Burleson. , Sam Buckner, will my “shortness” to Earl Stamey. , Eva Sue Burnette, will my job in the high school office to Ruby Clark. , Paul Burge, will take my political beliefs wherever I may go. , Doug Carswell, will my ink pens to the people who constantly borrow them. , Nora Caraway, will my sweet smile to Reba Clontz. , Joey Carswell, will my love for Fords to Jerry Reid. , Garfield Chester, will my ability to be late for class to Robert Bailey. , Gary Cobb, will my love for sports to Tommy Canipe. , Tommy Conley, will my politeness to Jack Annis. , Libby Clontz, will my chewing gum to anyone who likes used gum. , Gloria Crump, will my love for the Beatles to Rama Lee Browning. , Jimmy Daniels, will just be happy to get out. , David Draughon, will my shyness to Gwenn Keller. , Jimmy Fleming, will my nickname Pretty-Boy” to anyone handsome enough to deserve it. , Judy Dyson, will my foxy ways to Sharon Fox. , Carroll Hallyburton, will my job at the Colonial Store to Jerry Stamey. , Brenda Hamrick, will my love for eating in class to Linda Harbison. , Rita Holder Rostan, will my petite build to James Noles. , Norma Horton, will my friendly manner to Judy Vance. , Linda Houston, will my quiet ways to Mary Sue Stamey. � Russell Kincaid, will my good taste in clothes to Jim Wacaster. , Sylvia Leigh, refuse to will my purple car to anyone! , Rodney Kral, will my ability to get injured to Daniel Whisnant. , Wanda Lingafelt, will my intelligence to Lane Throneburg. , Jerry Lewis, will my bus route to anyone crazy enough to take it. , Roy Lowdermilk, will my tallness to Johnny Sutton. , Jack Mathes, will my cigarettes to Ronnie Perry. , Betty Miller, will my flashing brown eyes to Leona Self, , Jerry Miller, take my blunt, straight-forward speech with me. , Norma Milter, will my nice ways to Christine Allman. , Linde Mull, will my long finger nails to Jill Sisk. , Pat Moore, will my nickname Peanut to Sue Moore. We, Jerry Norman, Scotty Wall, andJ. D. Whisnant, will our ability to sleep in class to any- one who can get away with it, because we can't, , Barbara Parker, will my sweet personality and neat appearance to Pam Dula. , Linda Orders, will Mr, Mull and his love for aggravating me to anyone who can stand it. , Jo Ann Ollis, will my blond hair to Rebecca Keller. , Randall Pascall, will my nickname Lard to Larry Putnam. , David Patton, will my slenderness to Sue Lequire. , William Pitts, will my pick-up truck to Kendall Barrier. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ss FS SS eS eS Last Will and Testament cont. I, Lloyd Puett, will my Blue-Geans to Norman McClean. I, Jane Saulmon, will my job at the Town and Country Grill to anyone in bad need of a job. I, Ellen Taylor, will my position as Chief Cheerleader to Judy Stephens. I, Thomas Shuping, will my perfect attendance record to Doug Clark. I, Mary Wall, will my pretty hair to Dixie Harris. I, Rosemary Van Atta, will my ability to get confused to Carolyn Franklin. I, Frances Whisnant, take my love for the Yankees with me. I, Barbara Pennell, will my timid ways to Tim Robinson. I, Elaine Propst, will my graceful walk to Jane Brandon. I, Judy Orders, will Mr. Poteat to anyone brave enough to take Drivers’ Education. Witnesses: Sally Chinch, Testators; Ellen Taylor and Clyde Scode, Linda Orders Katrinia Krudd, Class History With our graduation close at hand we the class of 1965 look back at our achievements and fond memories which have been indelibly etched in our minds. We will always remember the September morning of 1961 when we first made our appearance in high school as Freshmen. After nearly a month of stumbling around and going into wrong classes we eventually became accustomed to high school life. Our advisors were Mr. Boyd Bar- tier, Mr. Gary Hammond, and Mr. Bill Mull. The class officers were as follows: Mr. Barrier's homeroom: President - Wayne Harris, Vice President - J. D. Whisnant, Secretary - Jerry Mil- ler, Treasurer - Randall Paschall, Reporter - Douglas Carswell; Mr. Hammond's homeroom; President - Margaret Beck, Vice President - Gail Buchanan, Secretary - Wanda Lingafelt, Treasurer - Gary Cobb, Reporter - Jane Saulmon; Mr. Mull's homeroom: President - Joey Cars- well, Vice President - Ann Avery, Secretary - Gary Barrier, Treasurer - Ellen Taylor, and Re- porter - Warren Benfield. We being freshmen did not expect much recognition, but some of us did get honors. Naturally, we were in the center of attraction during our initiations of our vari- ous clubs. At graduation three of us received medals: Sharon Benfield a recitation medal, Rod- ney Kral a health medal, and Benny Brandon a declamation medal. Our Sophomore year of 1962 found us somewhat wiser and somewhat surer. Our advisors this year were Mrs. Antoinette Moore, Mr. Boyd Barrier, and Mr. Fred Acuff. Our officers this year were as follows: President - Ann Avery, Vice President - Wanda Lingafelt, Secretary - Barbara Parker, Reporter - Rosie VanAtta; Mr. Barrier's homeroom: President - Gary Cobb, Vice President - Linda Orders, Secretary - Sylvia Leigh, Treasurer - Jerry Turbyfill, Reporter - Douglas Carswell; Mr. Acuff's homeroom: President - Margaret Beck, Vice President - Ellen Taylor, Secretary - Jane Saulmon, Treasurer - Betty Miller, and Reporter - Brenda Hamrick. This year the Beta Club increased its membership by taking in nine of our classmates. They were Wanda Lingafelt, Sharon Benfield, Barbara Parker, Ann Avery, Sylvia Leigh, Linda Orders, Ellen Taylor, Jane Saulmon, and Jerry Miller. This year some of us received some honors. Rosie Van Atta and Benny Brandon won recitation and declamation contests. Wanda Lingafelt won a Crisco award and Scotty Wall won a track medal. Our Junior year began in 1963 with the excitement of planning and raising money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Our theme was “Tropical Island . Another important event of this year was the ordering of our class rings. The Junior-Senior Trip to Washington and New York will always be remembered. Our Junior advisors were Mrs. Betty Wagoner and Mr. Edward Barrier. Class officers were as follows: Mrs. Wagoner'’s homeroom: President - Wanda Lingafelt, Vice President - Gary Cobb, Secretary - Rosie VanAtta, Reporter - Joey Carswell, Treasurer Jerry Miller; Mr. Barrier's homeroom: President - Barbara Parker, Vice President - Scotty Wall, Sec- retary - Rita Holder, Treasurer - Brenda Hamrick, and Reporter - Gloria Crump. The students who had the honor of being marshals were Wanda Lingafelt (chief), Sharon Benfield, Ann Avery, Sylvia Leigh, Ellen Taylor, Linda Orders, and Jane Saulmon. Also this year Rosie VanAtta was chosen Junior Miss Hi Miss and six of us received medals: Wanda Lingafelt in history and French, Rosie VanAtta in recitation, Connie Allison in typing, Scotty Wall in track, Joey Carswell in agriculture, and Bill Braun in track. Finally in 1964 the long-awaited year arrived. We then became dignified Seniors. At long last, we received our class rings. Our Senior officers were as follows: President - Gary Cobb, Vice President - Wanda Lingafelt, Secretary - Jerry Miller, Treasurer - Ellen Taylor, and Reporter - J. D. Whisnant. The Junior-Senior Prom was an event we shall always remem- ber. Also this year Rosie VanAtta was crowned Homecoming Queen and Ellen Taylor was chosen Maid of Honor. Three boys were chosen for All Conference Football: Gary Cobb, Jimmy Flem- ing, and David Patton. This history will end when we receive our diplomas, but each individual will write his own future history through his achievements. Historian; Sharon Benfield History in true form. 961 UONeNPRIH epriH YIg SsUIy [, SOsUBY) OUI oe ry dad) s . f f- ClWw! a y Vid. i 218 Sacer LMSLUE RRS om cme | . ieee i 2 — : ; é a © ‘ | i : x Shad he a : 2) ley | fe | Oe. Lindw Hows Fon ORO AS o momma US ie oe ser WM tT. MAESEA 2 oa 2S Z Bh, bite ro” eX Kesie Van qoweme oe } OLE. EE US, AM BORE Ce ELSE EE EES WEDS EBS i i i L i i i a Re “MOST TALENTED” Linda Orders Jerry Miller PRIENDLIEST Norma Horton David Patton BEST ALL AROUND Ellen Taylor Scotty Wall “MOST ATHLETIC Margaret Beck Gary Cobb MOST INTELLIGENT Wanda Lingafelt Douglas Carswell UPERLATIV PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME Rosemary Van Atta Jimmy Fleming MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Avery Benny Brandon Senior MOST POPULAR Brenda Hamrick J. D. Whisnant “WITTIEST Sylvia Leigh Gary Barrier Superlatives NEAT EST® Gloria Crump David Draughon Class Prophecy As vacation has arrived SYLVIA LEIGH and I, JANE SAULMON, are prepared for an inter- planetary tour. The Moonbeam leaves in five minutes. COME ON! When we board our ship, we are greeted by our old school mate, MARGARET BECK, who will be our stewardess for the trip. We take our seats and are given instructions by the pilot, JIMMY DANIELS, Now we are all settled and on our way. Our first stop is Mercury, Off the ship and into a bus, chauffeured by HURLEY BELTON, we begin the first segment of our tour. Our guide, DAVID DRAUGHON, tells us that the case of Heartless Hatchet , alias GARY BARRIER, is underway. He says that his lawyer, DOUGLAS CARSWELL, is very much perturbed about the attitude of JUDGE J. D. WHISNANT, We would like to stay but things are really getting heated here. The tour takes us next to Venus. We arrive too late to see the crowning of Miss Venus, ROSEMARY VAN ATTA, but the director of the pageant, JERRY MILLER, gives us full details of it. Here on Venus life is very luxurious due to the excellent governing of RANDALL PAS- CHALL. New legislation has just been passed to prohibit work on the planet, thanks to the per- suasive talk given by SENATOR DAVID PATTON, MIKE BRITTAIN, WILLIAM PITTS, and LLOYD PUETT find it difficult to obey the new law because it would mean the loss of their vast farms, whereas engineers TOMMY CONLEY and THOMAS SHUPING are pleased. Next stop is Mars where everyone enjoys the prosperous candy industry made possible by the unique combination of Moore and Clontz. PAT and LIBBY are known universally for their Marsian Taffy. Downtown at the newly built clinic, LINDA ORDERS, head nurse, tells us that ANN AVERY, NORMA HORTON, and SHARON BENFIELD are proressors at the Uniplanatary Technical Institution where the principal, PAUL BURGE, is experimenting with automatic dis- ciplinary devices. We now come to Jupiter, which is known as the Paris in Space . In BARBARA PARKER'S Fashion Salon, we find BRENDA HAMRICK, GLORIA CRUMP, and GAIL BUCHANAN modeling the latest fashions. Also located here is the famous Shoppe de Beautie of FRANCES WHISNANT and JO ANN OLLIS, While driving, we see beachcombers JERRY NORMAN and SCOTTY WALL taking it easy on one of Jupiter's many beaches. On the side, Scotty and Jerry run a Rent-a- Surfboard stand. MIKE BRITTAIN and BILL BRAUN have made it easier for the surfer with their new invention Permanent Wave . On Saturn, which is famous for its diamond rings, we learn that ROY LOWDERMILK is doing nicely financially with his job of cutting diamonds. This expensive business requires twenty- four hour protection provided by SBI men WARREN BENFIELD and JERRY LEWIS, The news of the planets is gathered on Saturn by reporters CARROLL HALLYBURTON and JACK MATHES in order to print the “Universal Informer . Editor LINDA MULL has great confidence that the paper will soon reach the mark of two billion readers. Now we come to Uranus, Just recently, Physicist BENNY BRANDON has discovered a large uranium deposit, U711, with the aid of his competent assistant, WANDA LINGAFELT, Uranus is the center of production of the galaxy. All space cars are created here by BUDDY BECK. LINDA HOUSTON is noted for her fashionably designed homes and ANN BENFIELD invents and produces all the household products. These products are distributed by Taylor and Wall Mail Order Company. ELLEN and MARY have proven to be a very efficient team. As we near the next stop, we are very attentive because Neptune is the most vital planet of all. It is responsible for the protection of the planets. Here is located the United Planets Build- ing where representatives from every planet meet to discuss the many problems of defense. Out- side the building, we have a chat with Representative RUSSELL KINCAID, who represents Earth. Russell explains that JOEY CARSWELL and GARY COBB lead the fighter fleets in their finger tip control space ship. These ships were perfected by head mechanic, EVA SUE BURNETTE, Our next visit is the animal sanctuary of the Universe, Pluto. This sanctuary was made pos- sible by NORA CARAWAY, president of the Humane Society, and BARBARA PENNELL, vice- president. The finest of dog kennels are found here run by RODNEY KRAL. Scientist JUDY DYSON'S newest creation is the Gonnatweet , which is a cross between a giraffe and a canary. Its name was taken from the sound it makes. NORMA MILLER and JUDY ORDERS keep Pluto supplied with the necessities for the care of all these animals through their Pet Supply Shop. The finale of our tour is a short visit to our old home, Earth. Due to the migration to o ther planets, Earth remains much the same. The wild teenagers of the 60's have made Earth an ex- ample of family unity. SAM BUCKNER, head of the Greyhound Bus Lines, is supporting a wife and three children. BETTY FEMISTER, ELAINE PROPST, and RITA ROSTAN enjoy their weekly gatherings at the laundramat. JIM FLEMING and his wife are operating a trailer park for newly weds, GARFIELD CHESTER is a member of the Burke County Board of Education. He is playing an important part in preventing school dropouts. It has been great visiting our old friends. We wish we could have them all together once again, but, as you see, time has scattered them near and far. We also have our own résponsi- bilities and must return to our home on the Moon. I am sure the work has really piled up in our cheesebox houses since we have been away, don't you, Sylvia? oo a s a De as Ue BE UD Ue oo Christine Allman Loraine Allman Jack Annis Robert Bailey Kendall Barrier Doris Beck Jane Brandon Roy Brittain Rama Lee Browning Karen Burleson Tommy Canipe Laverne Cannon Dianne Chester Reba Clontz Alice Coleman Randy Cook Kathy Daniels Pam Dula Sharon Fox Carolyn Franklin Kenneth Hall Linda Harbison Dixie Harris Janet Hurt Bill Keller Gwynn Keller Rebecca Keller Ray Lail Lois Leonhardt Sue Lequire Barbara Lewis Bill Lowdermilk JoAnn Lowdermilk Dallas McCall Joyce McCall Norma McLean Billy Miller Zona Mull James Noles Judy Orders Barbara Pennell Ronald Perry Jim Piercy Larry Putham Jerry Reed ae Leona Self Becky Shuping Jill Sisk Clifford Smith Ruby Smith Earl Stamey Jerry Stamey Mary Sue Stamey Judy Stephens Patsy Stewart Mary St. John Johnny Sutton Lane Throneburg Linda Truax Judy Vance Jim Wacaster Deanna Warren Brenda Whisnant Daniel Whisnant Jeanette Whisnant Linda Whisnant Ronnie Whisnant Charla Young fom The Juniors sure worked hard for the Seniors - WE ARE PROUD OF YOU. Brenda Whisnant - CHAPLAIN Linda Harbison - REPORTER Kathy Daniels - TREASURER Dixie Harris - V. PRESIDENT Judy Stephens - PRESIDENT Tommy Canipe) - SECRETARY Junior Class Officers Lane Throneburg - SECRETARY Zona Mull - PRESIDENT Carolyn Franklin - REPORTER Roy Brittain - TREASURER Jerry Reed - V. PRESIDENT a VSG ee es S as GS SE ESE: a eee Loe Oe OK SD Be BS oe SOS Dl a ese rr— CC . Se i i= : . OR Yr 2 7 6 ee GENCE Ree HOSEN ee PEE oo SGOT POC SEN SS OS BY SUNN RS Co WES USS eS DO ESOS RES I SSUES OE — 7, Se ge ge Dennis Allman Donald Allman Michael Allman Vincent Ally Paul Arney Geneva Avery Diana Burnette Carol Burns Adaire Burns Roger Barrier Linda Beane Jimmy Benton Bobby Branch Linda Branch Ange la Braswell Gladys Brown Thomas Brown Wilma Brown Linda Bryant Patsy Burnett Kaye Chapman Michael Chapman Brenda Chester Douglas Clark Judy Clark Alex Cobb Judy Collins Warren Conley Brenda Crisp Bruce Crump Gary Curtis Richard Davis Martha Dietz Juanita Edney Linda Fox Ray Gragg Shelia Grady Margaret Hallyburton Carolyn Harris Linda Harris Eddie Heavner Frances Heavner David Hendrix Mickey Hendrix Ernie Hensley Marcia Holcombe Janice Hutchins David Johnson Dean Keller Gail Kincaid Mary Kincaid Patercia Lambert Jane Lane Janet Lane Jack Leigh David Lingafelt Dixie Mathes Nancy Masters Elaine McCall Jerry McCall Wayne McCall Patsy Miller Paula Miller Randy Miller Sue Moore Jean Nicholas Johnny Parker Larry Patton David Persinger Debbie Poovey Amelia Powell Levi Powell Ninette Propst Tim Robinson John Setzer Steve Shuffler Betty Smith David Smith Richard Smith Gladys Stillwell Ronald Teseneer Kenneth Throneburg Nancy Throneburg Margie Webb Faye Whisnant Janet Whisnant Maxine Whisnant Randy Whisenant Wayne Woods Diane Burnette Sophomore Class Officers Janet Whisnant - V, PRESIDENT Linda Beane - REPORTER Shelia Grady - SECRET ARY Steve Shuffler - TREASURER Jimmy Benton - PRESIDENT A we Mary Kincaid - CHAPLAIN Amelia Powell - SECRET ARY Elaine McCall - REPORTER Janice Hutchins - TREASURER Debbie Poovey - PRESIDENT Brenda Chester - TREASURER Ninette Propst - SECRETARY Brenda Crisp - V, PRESIDENT Kay Chapman - REPORTER Wayne Woods - PRESIDENT Diane Burnette - CHAPLAIN SS ae Rc Neo Nee So Z LIES) LS EST: 2 = SRR RO PRO ONC S ENSUES ES : Be ee SES SC Ce ES OO OS OG 6 ‘ SOG ‘ a . : ES ES Ss NG : é Z : : We KURI Se Z We — aR S POOK a SEIN SS SIS Te x . : ‘ 2] SOS s é eS a NGS IE Bo 2 aA : DO 5 S é é é I y OS Oe S 6 . 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LT Zz STU Ronald Allman Gary Austin Larry Avery Susan Avery Roger Baker Linda Beck Jack Blankenship Ray Bolding Mary Lou Branch Sonny Branch James Braswell Cathy Braun Tony Braun Bruce Brittain Wayne Brittain Clifford Brown Larry Buchanan James Burge Doug Caraway Danny Carpenter Jimmy Carpenter Linda Carswell Tommy Causby Gary Chester Hilda Clark Connie Clontz Gary Cooper Kenneth Cooper Jimmy Crisp Ralph Gragg Barbara Crawley Bill Crump Charles Crump Wade Curtis Maureen Daniels Helen Harris Linda Harris Gary Haynes Margaret Hennessee Sandra Holder Dennis Keller Wanda Keller Larry Lackey Mary Lail Diane Leonhardt Derr Leonhardt Ruth Lequire Clyde Lingafelt Yvonda Loftis Linda Lowdermilk Barbara Mayfield Marshall McCall Dwayne McClain Foy McNeely Sandra McNeil Sharon Miller PHOTO NOT AVARASLE Vickie Miller Brenda Moody George Moses Wayne Norman Molton Ollis Reba Orders Lena Patton Glenda Powell Bobby Pritchard Darvin Rhodes Gary Robinson Ray Shuffler Pat Stillwell Douglas St. John George Taylor Ralph Taylor John Throneburg Joe Tolbert Vickie Truax Wade Vance Elvis Vaughn Ronald Wall Sandra Warlick Keith Warren Brenda Webb Emily Whisnant Eunene Whisnant Freshman Class Officers Joe Tolbert - CHAPLAIN Linda Carswell - TREASURER Sandra Warlick - SECRETARY -REP. Ralph Taylor - V. PRESIDENT Roger Baker - PRESIDENT Vickie Truax - REPORTER Ronnie Wall - V. PRESIDENT Margaret Hennessee - TREASURER Wanda Keller - SECRETARY Wayne Norman - PRESIDENT GES Sonny Branch - REPORTER Linda Harris - TREASURER Susan Avery - SECRETARY Bill Crump - V. PRESIDENT Charles Crump - PRESIDENT Reba Orders - CHAPLAIN aS Mr. Seagle’s Eighth Grade Dolores Allman, Linda Bolding, Sharon Brady, Kay Branch, C. V. Bryant, Edith Childers, Jim- my Corpening, Brenda Culley, Verna Davis, Jane Hamrick, Teddy Hensley, Sue Hicks, Bobby Dean Hilton, Garry Houston, Roger Lane, Johnny Loven, Peggy Lowdermilk, Sandra Perkins, Barbara Powell, Keith Puckett, Garry Reed, Larry Reed, Toni Robinson, Betty Shuffler, Mari- lynn Silver, Roger Thomas, Judy Thompson, Bobby Trent, Roger Webb, Phillip Whisnant, Phyl- lis Whisnant, Thomas Whisnant, Tommy Dean Whisnant, Linda Young, Richard Young Thomas Ray Benfield, Kenneth Burkett, Mary Alice Coleman, Kaye Dockery, Terry Hall, Donald McNeely, David Miller, Ira Pritchard, Margie Smith, Douglas Terry, Jack Terry, Wil- lard Webb, Patricia Woodard, James Weeks Mr. Clark’s Eighth and Seventh Grade Mildred Beam, Rhonda Brittain, Jack Brown, John Brown, Alta Cannon, Susan Edwards, Wanda Heavner, Jeanene LaFevers, Joe McLoughlin, Vickie Pearson, Evelyn Powell, John Smith, Leonard Smith, Johnny Whisnant, Linda Woodard Mr. Poore’s Seventh Grade Jimmy Allman, Dickie Baker, Harriet Browning, Roby Burgess, Michael Carlisle, Randell Caudill, Hazel Coleman, Elaine Franklin, Tommy Grady, Kay Gragg, John Hamer, Leslie Har- bison, Christina Harris, Ann Henderson, Becky Hodges, Jeanette Hughes, Roy Jordon, Junior Keller, Tommy Lowdermilk, Judy Mayfield, Linda Mayfield, Delane McMahan, David New- ton, Linda Pearson, Randall Powell, Danny Saulmon, Annette Sisk, Deloris Smith, Mae Still- well, Dianne Vance, Linda Woodie, Brenda Whisenant, Linda Whisnant, Patricia Whisnant i oe] £4 ©.) BA Miss Duckworth’s 7 E | Sixth Grade Allen Dockery, Chuckie Bean, Michael Belton, Jane Brittain, Keith Burkett, Van Burleson, Diane Campbell, Kevin Carlisle, Deborah Carswell, Debra Causby, Carolyn Cobb, Doris Gragg, Bill Hampton, Sharon Hennessee, Debra Huffman, Alden Jordan, Danny Lackey, Debra Leigh, Sharon Lingafelt, Doris Loven, Janice McNeely, Ronald Metcalf, Danny Miller, Jerry Newton, Anita Powell, Kenneth Presnell, Linda Thompson, Dennis Whisnant, Josie Weeks 5 ws Mrs. Winter’s 2 n Gem «(Sixth Grade Terry Annis, Kenny Baker, Bobby Belton, Suzy Braun, Steve Brown, Keith Byrd, Steven Carpenter, Sherry Edwards, Debra Hamer, Karen Hilton, Kenneth Loven, Mildred Lowdermilk,-Linda Mc- Laughlin, Clydia Metcalf, Joseph Miller, Vida Miller, Kenneth Perkins, Billy Reed, Ann Saulmon, Michael Silvers, Glenn Taylor, Gerald Thomas, Levi Whisnant, Maxine Whisnant, Nina Whis- nant, Dean Wiseman, Allen Woodard, Elizabeth Wall, Alice Brown, Dean Weeks Mrs. Bost’s Fifth Grade Dean Allman, Jean Allman, Randy Allman, Dennis Benfield, Rex Benfield, Michael Bolding, Ralph Browning, Donald Cannon, Debra Clontz, Nita Conley, Marilyn Culley, Rebecca Hurt, Lorena Kincaid, Rickie Kincaid, Kathy Mayfield, Steve McCall, Darrell Metcalf, Patricia Moody, Shelia Orders, Harold Powell, Sharon Powell, Jimmy Presnell, Carol Propst, Jackie Saulmon, Charles Setzer, Clarence Smith, Keith Watkins, Ronnie Webb, Jimmy Whisenant, Rickey Whisenant, Teressa White ae _ Miss Sue Bost’s Fifth Grade Barbara Allman, Glenda Baker, Kenneth Barrier, Michael Benfield, Ray Branch, Rebecca Branch, Lewis Brown, Deborah Carpenter, Steve Clark, Danny Coleman, Dean Coleman, Douglas Dale, Arthur Davis, Ronald Drum, Bruce Henderson, Patty Holder, Brenda Lequire, Ruby Lowdermilk, Dallas Miller, Harvey Miller, Roger Miller, Eugene Moses, Linda Patton, Gladys Powell, Johnny Powell, Phyllis Rasnick, Barbara Setzer, James Smith, Darrell Whisnant, Joann Whisnant, Ronald Whisnant, Donna Woodie Miss Grace Whisnant’s Fourth Grade Nina Allman, Wayne Banner, Judy Beam, Roger Beck, Harold Belton, Anne Berry, Tommy Brown, Michael Burnette, Gail Cobb, Laura Clark, Jesse Crane, Vickie Davis, Charles Digh, Karen Lingafelt, Sherry Loven, Debra McNeely, Patricia Meyerhoeffer, Danny Miller, Wanda Norman, Laura Parker, Keith Patton, Robert Patton, Barbara Pierson, Judith Puckett, Bobby Saulman, Rocky Smith, David Wall, Brenda Walsh, Teresa Whisnant, Bobby Woodward Miss McGimsey’s Fourth Grade Steve Beam, Tommy Beam, Debra Blankenship, Emily Braun, Gail Brittain, Jackie Browning, Jerry Browning, Debra Buchanan, Alan Carpenter, Rebecca Carswell, Debra Elliot, Wayne Frank- lin, Joyce Jordan, Mark Hamer, Sandra Kincaid, Rex Allen McFalls, Rogena McNeely, Andy Mode, Mary Jane Morton, Ben Nantz, Jo Ann Owens, Eugene Powell, Lydia Reed, Darlene Sil- vers, Cathy Smith, Sharon Smith, Rickie Stephens, Michael Vance, Steve Whisnant Wie Prices Third Grade Patricia Brown, Howard Bumgarner, Phillip Burgess, Jimmy Coleman, Helen Crane, Rebecca Davi s, Janice Franklin, Lynn Hamrick, Darrell Keller, Darrell Lafevers, Larry Leonhardt, Myrtle Lowdermilk, Debra McGimsey, Bobby McNeely, Richard McNeely, Tony Metcalf, Ron- nie Moore, Peggy Mull, David Nantz, Jeffrey Nelson, Shari Ollis, Steve Stamey, Kim Tolbert, Pamela Warlick, Donna Whisnant, Jerry Whisnant, Nanetta Whisnant, David Woodard e Mrs. Propst’s Third Grade Leasa Annis, David Bean, Dean Beck, Raymond Belton, William Brown, Martha Edwards, Earl Franklin, Paul Hendrix, Kathy Hutchins, Glenda Lowdermilk, Teddy Mabe, Harold McCall, Randy McCoy, Rene Mull, Diane Orders, Charles Patton, Rhonda Patterson, Wanda Powell, Christine Pritchard, Rickie Rudicill, Dennis Silver, Ronnie South, Jimmy Thomas, Mike Wake- field, Judy Whisnant, Garry Whisnant, Lorena Wiseman, Susan Williams Miss Powell’s Second Grade Donna Beck, Roy Lee Benfield, Jimmy Blankenship, Charles Brown, Donna Clark, Everette Cole- man, Sheri Cooper, Steve Edwards, Earl Fleming, Randall Fox, Randy Hall, Robert Jordan, Eileen King, Pamela Lingafelt, Kathy Lowdermilk, William Lowdermilk, Roger McCoy, Darryl Piercy, Mike Powell, Rex Powell, Keith Robinson, Steven Saulmon, Dwight Silvers, Johnny Smith, Mickey Walsh, Denise Watkins, Agnes Whisnant, Garry Whisnant Miss Hunnicutt’s Second Grade Linda Allman, Gary Avery, Gary Baker, Robert Banner, Burton Berry, Danny Campbell, Joan Clark, Dale Cook, Richard Fletcher, Roger Harrison, Michael Hennessee, Susan Hodges, Pamela Michael, David Miller, Mark Miller, Sharon Norvilee, Melvin Presnell, Dean Searcy, Gwendo- lyn Shuffler, Wesley Shuffler, Crystal Smith, Terry South, Frankie Stephens, Janice Thomas, Joseph Thomas, Douglas Warlick, Steve Whisnant, Johnny Burleson Mi, Miss Charlie Mae Whisnant’s First Grade Leonard Baker, Linda Gail Beach, Christine Beck, Nancy Bodden, Darrell Brown, Pamela Brown, Pamela Browning, Diann Clark, Judy Clark, Joyce Dayberry, Danny Edwards, Sammy Edwards, Donald Gragg, Debbie Hall, Janet Harbison, Samuel Harrison, Albert Hurt, Patti Johnson, Pat- tricia Kincaid, Bobby LaFevers, Alan Leonhardt, Mauri Medding, William Owens, Judy Pritchard, Dwayne Rich, Loy Glen Shuffler, Dean Warlick, Stephen Webb, Argie Lee Weeks, Christopher Whisnant, Donna Whisnant, Debra Woodruff Johnny Clark, David Edwards, Dannah Franklin, Bobby Gragg, Janice LaFevers, Jerold Patton, Rodney Powell, Bruce Reed, Dale Whisnant, Dean Whisnant, Geraldine Whisnant, Brenda Woodruff Mrs. Rader’s Third and Second Grade Dale Burleson, Mary Church, Billy Joe Conley, Michael Elliott, Stephen Gragg, Stanley McMahan, Myra Powell, Janet Walsh, David Whisnant Mrs. Spainhour’s First Grade Tamara Avery, Ciifford Beck, Sharon Beck, Mark Belton, Sherry Blankenship, Eugene Braun, Laura Brown, Lorrine Burgess, John Burleson, Larry Cladwell, Patti Cooper, Sherry Lynn Elmore, Billy Gragg, Michael Harris, Gregory McMahan, Thomas Mode, Thomas Norville, Patsy Powell, Pamela Shuffler, Curtis Smith, Eugene Warlick, Arlene Whisnant, Darlene Whisnant, Jackie Whisnant, Karen Sue Whisnant, Kevin Whisnant, Rhonda Whisnant, Teri Lynn Whisnant, Gerald White, Charles Woodard, Allen Whisenant The past has our memories — The future holds our dreams. s We S S - LS is SES 7 aN x oe CO POR —— Oe - SONY oO Ce Zi SASTS: S ce SO OO AS Z EST: ee LNT yy OOS) . Ss IU SNS OU — WS LSS: — NESE SN 7 o SS Es 2 Co NZ Se LST a Coe eo WS : : z : OO OO CCC SS 5 as G; ZS BO LESTE . EST RR SLT — SS Co SS To NS . a ES Wo OR « a Ze ZO . ; SSUES PRR ———r—“_i—OOOSSsSs K . ‘ Z y COGS SOC OS € SESE ST ST. : : : . —s—Cis LEU ESS aS SZ; 7 SN CO De aS S27 T 7 BS: 2 oe SUS SZ LOO OS QUT S77 ais RIT SGSZN7 a Cece ae SS eS Qe SZ SZ a SZ Oo OO Sy SSSI ES LI OD © oS . OK ess we NES STs 2 S SO oe : Coe oo ESET: : : Z ; oO SUSU wa ic 2, 2 es me LG POO OO Co OO Ce SS TOE y WOR Oe _ LOO SEN WE Ze Y _. Se Oe eS ESSER OOO —rrr——i—iO_N Se SZ: CO oe ies BSS Co ay Le) LE SU Do y - ie I g Q j © SES oO OO : : DD OO 2 De DOR o Bi LES We would like to take this op- portunity to thank Mrs. Hollowell for the time she has so generously given in directing our Glee Club. The resulting programs have meant much to the students and parents of this community. We Seniors especially thank Mrs. Hollowell for her encouragement and friendship to each of us. MRS. JOHN V. HOLLOWELL Director Library Club BETTY FEMISTER - - - Vice-President FRANCES WHISNANT - - - - - Reporter MARGARET HALLYBURTON- Secretary MARTHA DIETZ - - - - Pro. Chairman Patsy Burnette, Michael Chapman, Dianne Chester, Jaunita Edney, David Hendrix, Barbara Lewis, Jo Ann Lowdermilk JAMES NOLES... . President MRS. BLUE. . . Advisor Future Homemakers of America Vice-Presidenti-5-1- sano) Nes ANE SCI GS SS eS SSS TININ ogg Treasurer ies see yew LPOG; Social Chairman - - MARGARET BECK JANET WHISNANT - President Reportely -) =a) -s-e-)-)-) BRE NDAy GRioP Parliamentarian - - - - ELLEN TAYLOR Song Leader - - - - - - LINDA ORDERS Chaplain-Historian - - - - SUE MOORE MISS SARAH McCREIGHT - Advisor Future Farmers of America President - - - - -GARFIELD CHESTER Treasurer - - - - - - - JERRY NORMAN Vice-President - - - - SCOTTY WALL Reporter - - - - - - ROY LOWDERMILK Sectetary - - -'- - - - RODNEY KRAL Sentinel - - - - - - RONNIE WHISNANT i President - GARFIELD CHESTER Advisor - MR. GARY HAMMOND Beta Club ELLEN TAYLOR - - - - Vice-President JERRY MILLER - -9-)= - = | Secretary LINDA ORDERS = - - - = = = Treasurer NaF WAI BLO Del, So ck GES tat he Fae Chaplain ANN AVERY - President MISS ALLEN - Advisor . a a 2 French Club BENNY BRANDON - - - V JANE SAULMON ------ -President BARBARA PARKER - ---- = ice Treasurer Secretary ye ee Ze ASOT fi o AC JOE POORE . MRS WANDA LINGAFELT . . . President MARGARET BECK - - - Vice-President LINDA ORDERS - - - - - Sec. - Treasurer JOEY CARSWELL. . . President MR. BILL MULL. . . Advisor We Appreciate Phete Net AY ilable SECRETARY - Mrs. Sarah Annis CUSTODIAN - Mr. Howard Caraway CAFETERIA STAFF - Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. Whisnant, Mrs. Puckett, Mrs. Stamey, Mrs, Carpenter, and Mrs. Rhyne STUDENT BUS DRIVERS cS er Be DUNG UU SZ S Se ee oS LIS S z ae y é Se Ce é Se 2 SS YL é y Ce S77 � S . Re LS), ZIT . ye ee ssopling ITH oO CO-CAPTAINS - Gary Cobb and Joey Carswell SCOTTY WALL - Quarterback sg Om SOM BILL BRAUN - End SRS eo ULB BIN eh J. D. WHISNANT - Tackle LEWIS - Guard BUDDY BECK - Halfback JOEY CARSWELL - Tackle Oak Hill High Cheerleaders Nancy Throneburg Linda Carswell NANCY THRONEBURG, Soph. LINDA CARSWELL, Freshman Girls’ Varsity Basketball MR. EDWARD BARRIER - Coach, KATHY DANIELS - Manager Linda Kaye Whisnant Linda Houston Jane Saulmon Jo Ann Lowdermilk Jill Sisk Margaret Beck Brenda Whisnant Wanda Lingafelt Ann Avery Sylvia Leigh Eva Sue Burnette Patsy Burnette Hey! How'd this get here?” Get A-Moving, Girls! irls’ Junior Varsity MR. BARRIER - Coach Boys’ Junior Varsity MR. MULL - Coach STARTING LINE-UP Tommy Canipe Daniel Whisnant Joey Carswell Johnny Sutton Gary Cobb Rodney Kral Varsity Basketball MR. BILL K. MULL - Coach Senior Players Rodney Kral Joey Carswell npet's Get with it, fellas! “Tell tem, Coacnt® Sink te Gary! we Make it good! LOK EST: eS oe eS NG The crowning of our Homecoming Queen, MISS ROSEMARY VAN ATE The Maid of Honor, ELLEN TAYLOR, escorted by JERRY “deadeye” MILLER. yINo.) SUIMIODOWOP oYL f : e Judy Stephens — Miss-Hi-Miss Chosen for her leadership, scholarship, and pleasing personality. CONGRATULATIONS! C oS MS es There's Always Something Cooking at the TOWN COUNTRY GRILL” located on 18lyAcross From Oak sHill School wit. Lind. Thich. ly Nad Bitrw w Aah phous 1a tA ke Llbasa og) ee UY hu Arh CABINET: WORKS’ . Aare ; « lalall me yr fe cae Sea eames eo ; z Custom Built Kitch nfGabin ets, z bhhu ve FixtytesoBuikéeIn 77-L2 . Hak be - Planning Service All work guarantees your complete satisfaction ! 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