Old Fort High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Old Fort, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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It has been our desire to store within the covers of this book some of the most treasured memories of this school year. We have tried to share with you the beautiful and fulfilling moments when we climbed our ladder of dreams, from underclassmen to Seniors. As we come to the last step in our high school y e ars, our hearts will be sad be- cause we will leave behind so many treasured dreams, but there are still many realities to climb toward. . May this book give you dreams to cling to as it has for us. SUE ELAINE ROSS Editor-in-Chief AFNMV i Nh: Qreerk M , f V vt 5 i . Page 2 Rlessage IWou1d like to challenge you as students to set your goals high and then strive W i t h everything W i t h i n you to reach th os e goals. In order for you to be successful in life, you need to know yourself and then do your best to over- come your Weak points and to strengthen your strong points. Through the help of your parents, t e a c h e rs, a n d friends, each ofyou will be able to develop into a h appy, useful citizen if you will set your goals high and work diligently to reach them, ' Tothem embers of the Senior Class, I would like to take this oppor- tunity to commend you for the achieve- ment you have m ad e in finishing high school andto challenge you to continue your education. To the members of the annual staff, I W i sh to express my ap- preciation for ajob Well done. For each student, Iwish along, happy life, ded- icated to the s e rv i c e of your fellow- man. P, W. GREER Principal 7 Qn Appreciation May God bless you for sewing your seeds of knowledge along our daily paths. You are too humble to accept recognition and you are too deserving to be forgotten. For this we dedicate this volume of THE ARROWHEAD. Page 3 High School Faculty a,,,. MR, DONALD ANDERSON MRS, SUE T. GLOVIER MR, KENNETH GRIFFIN Agriculture Home Ecgnomjcs Social Studies, Physical Education and Coach MRS, LOUISE I-IANEY MRS, SADIE MARLOWE MRS. BETTY SUE MRS. HELEN Sl-IIFLET Mathematics Commercial MARSTON English English, General Business 'T 192 . . , , . J . -' . .,,, ' . u MRS. BULA K, TAYLOR MRS, GRACE TAYLOR MR. THOMAS TAYLOR MR, JAMES WASHBURN Science, Mathematics English, French, Dramatics Science, Physics I-IistoryQ Physical Education A Coach R if J Uncferclassmen CBT Hirst Qrade Miss Doris Hirsf Qrade Mrs. Beulafr NicHols jones ?2?5E??5gi i Page 6 L. .Jn Hirst Qrade Miss Hrances Hicfis Second grade Miss Ula Wall Second Qracle Miss Millie Kanipe Second Qraie Mrs. Slizzaoefn Eincfley Page 7 5frird Qrade Mrs. goy Hensley Page 8 5Hird Qracle Mrs. Mary Cox 5Hirc1 grade Mrs. janet Norton .iv 7 'f f ll J . ' H xf' ' Z I ' V Lr,, e'f:.4,l f'ff',fo' Qbufv I l 5lrird Qrade Mrs. Adelaide r HB 'A l McKelvey 3, I l li 4 3ourtH Qrade Mrs. Margaret M Harris 5: F f7ourfH Qrade Mrs. Emily Bradley X 'f WH ,H, f M l Page 9 giftfr Qracle Mrs. SHir1ey Anderson , 1, , Q A Page 10 3ouriH Qracfe Miss Sarline Keaton Hiftfr Qrade Mrs. Nilene Walfeer -I., Hififr Qrade Mrs. Gfrurlene Hogan I Sixm grade Mrs. Dorotfry SnglisH Hiftfr Qracle Mrs. Carolyn Kinser I Page 11 Sixifr Qrade Mrs. Hessie Knupp C S ,K if? 7 a .w Q 2 S2 rfslif' 'tiiwfiii i 7 zz wa Aw A, . Sixtli grade Mrs. Qlacfys Kanipe 41 vsp- i 1- iw! f' 1 Page 12 7 I Seventg Qracfe Mr. QacE Pittman Seventh Qrade Mrs. Dessie Zifus 5.1 Sigfrfg Qracfe Mrs. Cola Conon Sevenig Qracfe Mrs. Pearl Morris Page 13 Ft Us MI v ' B Y I XX 559615 grade - Mr. Cgarles Wagoner , umncw Jnnnsuu El m why gy XX Pge14 1L.J4 --l. 559515 Qracfe - Mr. Qayden Swann - H gresgmen ,-.. an 9.-md., ' L ' ei I I 23 ,QD . 'TV ac in-5 Q' 26 'A 5 .1-If Brenda johnson, 9B Presidentg Joyce Lytle, 9B Vice-Pregi- Vice-Presidentg Harold Grindstaff, 9A Treasurerg jearlene dentg Ann Hensley, 9B Reporterg Priscilla Creasman, 9A D avis, 9A Presidentg Douglas Walker, 9B S e cretary- Reporter5 Elaine Effler, 9A Secretaryg C. L. D avis, 9A Treasurer. jresgman Offmrs guide Class we 1- ,O vi MHC 16 DOUGLAS PATRICIA CONNIE IRIS CLON'I'Z PRICILLA ' ALLISON ALLISON BENFIELD CREASMAN ., 4 Al ' as 'S-'wi 4-5 r,. 07 1 re, 'hi 1 R BARBARA DAVIS JOHN EFFLER CLYDE DAVIS IVERY DAVIS IEARLELAN DAVIS ao'b'3'o. 'QQ' flow.. ' fi an ' Q ig.-4-4 ELAINE F-FH-ER MARY EFFLER CU RLEY ELLIOTT EDNA IO FOWLER DON GIBBS - , .3 it , Qif UIJK.-'git' 'wi A GOLLLE GRANT HAROLD HOWARD RONNTE DOUGLAS HANEY GRINDSTAFF GRINDSTAFF GRINDSTAFF SADIE HANEY FRED HARRIS ft -4 I I ' Qc. x ,,-x Vw ,V - i .- C HARLEN E HOYLE QW BRENDA IOHNSON Y'-h -,.,-... 'haf' LINDA HARRIS JAMES HARVEY ANN HENSLEY 16.6. qt-vp Q4 LINDA LOWERY JOYCE LYTLE NANCY LYTLE Page 17 Page 15 L H9 5 Q 1'f'4ln xf' REVILL CLAUDE LOUISE ALBERT MELTON BARBARA MALLORY MCEN TI RE MCPETERS MOORE lv i 5 'UW g5. t f L-ur BILLY RAY CHARLES CHLRYL NODINI. CLARK RAFFIELD TED RICE MOORE MOORE tXS,WIIx fK - P' Ei 1' 0 'Q' it '1 ll '?' IENNINGS MARY NELL EUGENE BOBBY DOROTHY ROBERTSON ROSE SIMMONS STOC KT ON SUTTLES .5 'IT pi t 1.-qi. AN up hLJL LEE SUTTON JERRY THOMAS I. W. TURNER CHRISTINE VESS JEAN VESS ,fl . .1-4 Viag- EQ I L ' V I w '- N f 9' DIANN E WALKER DOUGLAS JEWEL WARD GEORGE LINDA WILLIAMS WALKER WI-IITENER SopHomores ' f Tommy C a rr, IOA Presidentg Charles K i mbr e 11, IOA Vice-President, Alice Harris, 10B Vice-President,Barbara Peek, IOB Secretary, Anita Early, 1OB Reporter, Libby Bingham, IOB Treasurer, Mary Lindley, 1OC Vice-Presi- dent, Locke Kelley, 1OC Treasurer, jam es Walker, 10B Sopgomores Dream 'I ! psi. y naw. Y fs -,W l X 'Q .A , 'Q . ' 4 ani A 25 J ,?..... I 1' x '! ':',l,La X '32 , 'gg ,5 1 .W g cgdfgik Niwifff WAYNE ALLEN MARTIN MARY IO 210 20 ALLISON ALLISON President, Darrell Smith, 10A Treasurer, David Reynolds, IOA Reporter, Geraldine Noblitt, 10A Secretary, Penny Carver, 10C Secretary, BillyWillis, 1OCPresident, Steve McCauley, 10C Reporter. Of Becoming Quniors 7-gg 1-nf FRANK LIBBY BINGI-IAM FAYE BURGIN BARTLETT is .r nf -rf' 'I .ay QQ L.. .J A, A, x ' 4 I . -L Q ' 'Smal' ,Aw 'J-gf jL ' 4'-I-T . , 'wma .4 . A - JOHN BURGIN KAYE BURGIN SHIRLEY BURGIN TOMMY CARR PENNY CARVER IIAZEL COATES . '..:' Q .f ,, '. -v If x A 5 . ig ' K - . Xi- . Lu.. -'ll K 'V' -' X N. vv JAMES COATES LINDA CONLEY HARRY COSGROVE , , JIM CRAWFORD VERNON CRISP GEORGE CURTIS ALBERT DAVIS JERRY DUNHAM ANITA EARLY krilay L, ,Q -f DEWITT DA-N A R S LAND LICE HA RI GILLI GRINDSTAF F . 'Q ... Rf! PATSY JOLLY LOCKE KELLEY PAULINE KELLY li 'FW g , 7 ji, ,. Y 1-+ S 'K I-F'-'Sf H ynix PAT EVANS GEQRGE FREEMAN JERRY GILLIAM tr, win 1- 53: 1 1 mf A ff.. .. 1 445- L-, s-....- I 1 x SAIVIMIE ' AMES R, 1, HARVEY I HENSLEY 11 'Qs 'vvxfgl P' qnw DAVID LANE MADGE LAVENDER WAYNE LEWIS Page 21 ,-., ... V ,p-. A- OX 1- -4,1 fu cs ,i:'-an. . 1 A . ,'-'S f-E 4 ,, ' 4 1 :OS 'uni PHILLIP LOWERY MARY LINDLEY HOWARD LYTLE RAY LYTLE STEVE JANICE MCCAULEY MCKJNNEY 'X fx ' fb. .qw . i 'fs POWELL MORRIS RUBY MORRIS BETTY NOBLITT '94 of I' la- 489- GERALDINE NOBLIT T P flew' 123' A i: '1' GAYLE BARBARA PEEK ADGI-IAM 'Y Hi 'Qs-fl KWWT' BILLY REVI5 DAVID EDDIE QLEN RICE MALCOLM ERNEST REYNOLDS RI-IINEHARDT ROBERTSON RUMFELT STEVENS DARRELL SMITH BILL STEVENS CHARLEAN MARVIN BETTY TATE 'ELIZABETH STEVENS TAYLOR U. iw iv. ' 4-MK ... ... A 2- T' Q' -if l Q W1 GLENN THOMAS EVELYN VES5 MARGARET JAMES WALKER RELLON WALKER BILLY WILLIS Paqc 22 VESS uniors Lynn Shiflet, 11C Secretary, Nancy H arris, 11A Presi- Reporter, Phyllis Benfield, 11C Treasurer, DonaldDavis, dent, Edith Davis, 11B Secretary, Brenda Freeman, 11C 11B President, Verna MacRae, 11B Reporter, Pat Allen, President, Mary K e l ly, 11A Re port e rg Pat Frye, 11C 11B Vice-President, uniors QOOQ Horward 50 Banquet, Play, Sic. fi ig, 5 ag 4Q 4, ,V in 'C' Xu' PAT ALLEN ALAN ALLISON LOIS ALLISON M ' lg Kb- 'W 'tx pi' eau .., 'M 'fr' PEGGY ALLISON VIOLET BARTLETT PI-IYLLIS BENFIELD GERRY BISHOP GAIL BRYANT 3 w 1 -v-1. QF-'uv-J U .- TOMMY BRYANT JANET CARVER ix Gs NANCY CATHEY 'IRQ ' Q , 1 7 BRUCE COATES in--A 'M-05 Q.. -t 'v ,ba SUE CRAWFORD DONALD DAVIS EDITH DAVIS LINDA DAVIS CLINTON ELLIOTT -1510- f J ti ., , 5 ,V ' o IMS- 9 . ' 'OK 195 ' f 'W fv- , 100 '12 a HL..- is-'M af I BRENDA FREEMAN PAT FRYE FRANK GIBBS LOIS GILLIAM ERNEST GILLILAND I, Page 25 'W an NINA GRINDSTAFF RUBY HALL DELOIS HARRIS NANCY HARRIS 7 fi iz .A::.. 17. 5 if ln. ROBERT HARRIS HAROLD HENSLEY HARRIETT HENSLEY FRANK HOLLIFIELD KATHRYN HUDGINS LL. A- f' i 4 175 FY' 1. Q, Ti A ff--1' BETTY ANN JENKINS BARBARA JOHNSON JACK JOHNSON ARNOLD JORDAN RODNEY KIMBRELL Page 26 15 l ivx 1---. Q , at Ai SJ, MARY KELLY NELSON LAVENDER PAT LAVENDER GILBERT LIPE -A G 'Ou a . - a 3 , 4 if .-- I 'Os 70, 5 W J f ts.T' 11' S. TOMMY LYTLE BOBBY MASON JERRILL MCENTIRE MERRILL MCENTIRE JUNIOR MCENTIRE dh qs -ib- '7 it. 'izfv VERNA MacRAE CAROLYN MOORE IUDA MORRIS RICHARD PADGI-IAM MARGARET PITTMAN Page 27 K-.. Il 1 'L CLYDE RAFFIELD BARBARA SANDERS LYNN 51-HFLET JIM SMITH 3 'Os K '5 MARY ELLEN SMITH BETTY STEPPE VERDIE STEVENS TOMMY ST RICKLAND JERRY SUTTON rx is It 'A Q55 MIKE TEAGUE MARIE THOMAS MARVESE TURNER LESLIE WALKER EDDIE WILSON Page 25 Seniors MASCOTS Mary Lynn Rhinehardt and Mike Silver l-laskellDavis, Business Manager, Bonnie Burrell, Assistant TF93-S1l1'91'5 Linda Willis, Class Prophet, Evelyn Bartlett, Business M an ag ers Elaine Ross, C1355 Tegtatrixi Roy Class Historian, Carrie Padgett, Vice-President, Kenneth Robertson, Reporter, Ben Peek, Secretary, Reta Allison, Rhinehardt, President. Page 30 RETA LOVINE ALLISON QUEEN EVELYN BARTLETT - fJ'f 'f Pv 'sf , , BRUCE EDWARD BRADLEY A' ...QQ xf ,L -zggw ,V , . -: feJm:y1A'. A ,- , Wg- ,, QEILAX. . 4 Q ,, fe R an N9 'Quan- . '..? , RUBY JEAN BROWN BONNIE PRESTON BURRELL DORIS JEAN CARR Page 31 KENNETH DAVID CARVER MARTHA I-HLDA CONLEY HASKELL ADRIAN D-AVIS It GZ' ...Q 1,- WG 'SPIE 'f-:ffl PHILLIP DONALD DAVIS JACK MERRILL DAVIS Page 32 -nv-.8 11 . 1 lub- WILLIAM PAUL EFF LER JUDITH ANNE GRANT NINA OLIVIA GRANT fglijy ' if X 'hs A. A ,.,- x x xv' X k..,. ' Q ' 4 PHILLIP LLOYD GUFFEY .4 'fx 15 A . MARY JOSEPHINE HARRIS CAROLYN ELIZABETH HENDLEY JERRY LYNN KELLEY Page 33 CI IARLES THOMAS I-INDI-EY BETTY CAROLYN LOWERY RITA LOUISE MANICK Q7 JQ 'V' if 5 fi QS.. V .nn Page 34 X 'P! JANET MARSTON BOBBIE JOAN METCALF JUDY LOR-ENE MCENTIRE MARGARET JANE MCENTIRE ZEI-A-ND ROBERT MCKINNEY -. fx gffkl WALT ER ELBERT MCPETERS 3:93 ' 2 Q Q 'fY ag- X ,917 nt, -l-Q nunelf fd RUTH BERNICE MOORE WADE MONROE NOBLITT CARRIE IEANETFE PADGETT Page '1' 3? S . !R'3Y,l -444-11- Ll i BEN BENJAMIN PEEK WILLIAM LLOYD PORTER , 'nw 7Z. .:'Y JACK DONALD RAFFIELD Of. 11, ,re dk-if 'A an I E EXIT! just ' j it ,Tx 1:7-1' KENNETH EDWARD ROY WILLIAM ROBERTSON SUE ELAINE ROSS RHINEI-IARDT, JR, Paqc 36 IM MARY JANE SMITH IV- 64 CHARLOTTE JEAN SOUTI-IER fi IU! 'i' 3 DONALD BENNETT SOUTHER 9? '.'T7' lv IQ . YL.:-7' LLOYD RAYMOND VESS RAY CLIFFORD VESS WILLIAM BLAINE VESS Page 37 rfi -li 'XYIll'fSlP -n--44 he BARBARA ELIZABETH BURGIN WALKER CATHERINE DICKEY WI-HTESIDES LINDA EMELINE WILLIS 431' :if im ff' X?i-v RETA LOVINE ALLISON Class President 2, Tre asurer 45 junior Marshal5 Senior Superlative, Best All-Round5 Beta C lub 2, 3, 45 F. T.A. 2, 3,4, Vice-President4, County Secretary 35 F.l-I.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 35 journalism Club 45 Librarians 35 Waitress Ir. -Sr. Banquet 25 AR ROWI-IEAD Assistant Editor 45 Teepee journal Make-up Editor 45 Usherette at Senior Play. QUEEN EV ELYN BARTLET T Class I-listorian45 juniorMarshal5 Beta Club 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.l-l. A. 1, 2, 3,4, l-listorian45 journalism Club 1, 4, Club Reporter 45 Librarians 35 D.A. R. History Award 35 Senior Play. BRUCE EDWARD BRADLEY Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 25 B aseb all 1, 2, 3,45 Folk Dance Club 4, President 45 Booster Club 45 4-I-I Club 15 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Wildlife C lub 1, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Senior Bowl Manager. RUBY JEAN BROWN F.l-LA. 25 Glee Club 35 F.N.A. 35 Journalism Club 25 Librarians 25 Senior Play5 Waitress jr. -Sr. Banquet 2. age 38 BONNIE PRESTON BURRELL Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 45 Cheerleader 1,45 Junior Marsl'1al5 Senior Superlative, Best Looking5 Beta Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 3,45 F.T.A, 45 F.l-l.A, 2, 3,4, President 4, Re porter 35 Folk Dance Club 2, 35 Booster Club 15 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Journalism Club 1, 45 W aitress jr.-Sr. Banquet 25junior Play5 Senior Play Usherette5 Radio Reporter 2, 3,45 Nurses Aid 1, 25 American Legion Ora- torical Contest Winner 25 Senior Lion's Bowl Cheerleader 45 ARROWI-IEAD Make -Up Editor 4, Advertising Staff 45 Teepee journal Assista.nt Art Editor 1, Art Editor 4. DORIS JEAN CARR Class Vice-President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 35 S enior Superlative, Neatest5 F.T.A. 2, 35 F.H.A. 35 Glee Club 35 Booster Club 1, 45 4-I-I C lub 45 F.N.A. 25IOurnaliS1'1'1 Club 45 Usherette at junior Play, S enior Play5 Waitress jr. -Sr. Banquet 2. KENNETH DAVID CARVER Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Senior Superlative, Best Looking5 Hom e c omin g Queen Escort 45 FolkDance Club 1, 25 Glee Club 25 Booster lub 4, President 45 4-H Club 2, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 Wildlife Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Athletic Bus Driver 3,4, Football All-Conference 3, Basketball All- Tournament 3, Co aches' Choice as Most Athletic 3, ARROWHEAD Advertising Staff 4, Jun i or Play, Senior Play. MARTHA HILDA CONLEY F.T.A. 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Folk Dance Club 1, Booster Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Journalism C lub 4, Librarians 1, 2, Junior Play, Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2, Office Worker 3, 4, Usherette at Senior Play. HASKELL ADRIEN DAVIS Class Business Manager 4, Basketball Manager 3, Senior Superlative, Friendliest, Homecoming Escort 4, F.F.A, 1, 2, 3,4, President 4, Secretary 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Librarians 4, Public Speak- ing Medal 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, ARROWHEAD Art Editor 4, Advertising Staff 4, Delegate to Editors Round- table 4. JACK MERRILL DAVIS Football 1, Baseball 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Bus Driver 3,4, PHILLIP DONALD DAVIS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 4, Folk D an ce Club 4, 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Wildlife Club 2, 3, Bus Driver 4. WILLIAM PAUL EFFLER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ANN GRANT Class Treasurer 1, Glee Club 2, 3, F. N. A. 4, Reporter 4. NINA OLIVIA GRANT Class Reporter 1, Cheerleader 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Librar- ians 2, F.N.A. 4, President 4. Pl-IILLIP LLOYD GUFFEY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Science Club 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Glenwood High School 1, 2, 3. MARY JOSEPHINE HAR RIS Class Treasurer 3, Basketball Manager 2, Cheerleader 1, F. T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Historian 3, Gle e Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brarian4, Booster Club 1, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Librarians 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2, ARROWHEAD Picture Editor 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. CAROLYN ELIZABETH HENDLEY Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Senior Superlative, Most Athletic, May Day Attendant 2, F.T.A. 2, F.H.A. 2, Folk Dance Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Booster Club 1,4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2, ARROWHEAD Typist 4. JERRY LYNN KELLEY Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Most Courteous, Folk Dance Club 1, 2, Glee Club 3, Journalism Club 2, 3, Teepee Joumal Business Manager 3, Jtmior Play, Senior Play. CHARLES THOMAS LINDLEY Baseball 1, 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, Folk D ance Club 1, Glee Club 3,4, Wildlife Club 2, Bus Driver 4. BETTY CAROLYN LOWERY North Phoenix I-ligh School 1, 2, Class Vice-President 1, R.O.T. C. Attendant 1, Modern Dance 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2, Senior Superlative, M ost Popular, Lions Bowl Queen 4, Christmas Attendant 4, Miss Mountain Lake Empire 4, Booster Club 4, Journalism Club 4, ARROWHEAD Snapshot Editor4, Teepee Journal Social Editor 4, Junior Play, Usherette at Senior Play. RITA LOUISE MANICK F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 1. JANET LEIGH MARSTON Class Treasurer 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, F. H.A. 3, Gle e Club 1, 2, 3,4, Booster Club 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Librarians 4, Junior Play, SeniorPlay, ARROWHEAD Ad- vertising Staff 4. JUDY LORENE MCEINTIRE Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Gle e C lub 1, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Librarians 3, 4, Waitress Jr, -Sr. Banquet 2, Usherette at Junior Play. MARGARET JANE MCENTIRE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, JuniorMarshal, Homecoming Attend- ant 4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, F.H.A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, Booster Club 1, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 2, Journal- ism Club 4, Waitress Jr. -Sr. B an qu et 2, ARROWHEAD Sports Editor 4. ZELAND ROBERT MCKINNEY F.F,A. 1, Wildlife Club 2, Bus Driver 3, 4. WALTER ELBERT MCPETERS Journalism Club 1, Bus Driver 4. BOBBIE JOAN METCALF Class Treasurer 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Queen 4, F.H.A. 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, Science Club 1, Monogram C lub 2,,3,4, Journalism Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 1, Teepee Journ al S ports Editor 4, Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2. Page 39 RUTH BERNICE MOORE F.T. A. 1, 2, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Glee Club 4, Booster Club 1, 2, F.N.A. 1, 2, 3, journalism Club 1. WADE MONROE NOBLITT 4-I-I Club 1,4, Wildlife Club 1, 2, 3,4, Bus Driver 3. CARRIE JEANETTE PADGETI' Class Vice-President4, Secretary 1, 3, Treasurer 1, Sen- ior Superlative, Most Courteous, Beta Club 2, 3, 4,F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 2, 3, journalism Club 4, Librarians 3, Waitress jr. -Sr, Banquet 2, ARROWHEAD Typist 4, Teepeejournal Correspond- ent 4. BEN BENJAMIN PEEK Class Secretary4, Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4,Basketball Manager 4, Baseball Manager 3, Senior Superlative, Best All-Round, Folk D anc e Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 3, Booster Club 4, Reporter 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Monogram Club 3, 4, journalism Club 2, 3,4, T e e p e e journal Production Manager'2, 3, 4, ARROWHEAD Sports Editor 4, junior Play, Senior Play. WILLIAM LLOYD PORTER Class President 1, Reporter 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Mar- shal, Senior Superlative, Most Athletic, Bet a Club 3,4, Folk Dance Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Glee Club 3,4, President 4, Monogram C lub 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference Football 3, 4, Senior Bowl, Master of Ceremonies jr, -Sr. Banquet 3, junior Play, Senior Play, ARROWHEAD Busi- ness Manager 4. JACK DONALD RAFFIELD cies ciub 1, 4-H ciub 1, 2,3,4, Wildlife ciub 1, 2, 3,4, KENNETH EDWARD RI-HNEHARDT Class President 4, Reporter 1, Football3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, junior Marshal, Senior Superlative, Most Intellectual, Homecoming Escort 2, 4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, President 4, Folk Dance Club 2, Glee Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Mono- gram Club 2, 3,4, journalism Club 1, junior Play, Senior Play. SUE ELAINE ROSS Class Vice-President 3, Treasurer 2, Testatrix 4, Basket- ball 1, Manager 3, junior M arshal, SeniorSuperlative, Friendliest, Homecoming Attendant 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Secretary 3,Folk Dance 1, 2, journalism Club 4, Nurses Aid 1, 2, 3, Waitressjr. -Sr. Banquet 2, junior Play, Senior Play, ARROWHEAD junior Representative, ARROWHEAD Editor 4, Delegate to Editors Roundtable 3, 4, Teepee journal Humor Editor 4. ROY WILLIAM ROBERTSON C lass Vice-President 1, 2, 3, Reporter 4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, F.F.A. 1, Treasurer 1, Science Club 4, President 4, 4-H Club 1,4, Wildlife Club 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 1, 2, 3, President 4, Senior Play. MARY JANE SMITH Basketball 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, Glee Club 3. CHARLOTTE JEAN SOUTHER F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Folk Dance Club 1,4, Glee Club 2,3, Booster Club 4, 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4, F.N.A. 2, Usherette at junior Play, Senior Play, Waitress Ir. -Sr. Ban- quet 2. DONALD BENNETT SOUTHER Class President 3, Vice-President 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, Senior Superlative, Neatest, Most Popular, Folk Dance Club 1,4,Wildlife Club 3, Treasurer 3, junior Play, Senior Play. LLOYD RAYMOND VESS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 2, 3,4, WILLIAM BLAINE VESS Football 2, 3,4, Manager 1, Basketball 1, 2, Folk Dance Club 1, 4, Booster Club 4, Monogram Club 3,4. Page 40 RAY CLIFFORD VESS Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Monogram Club 3, journalism Club 3,4, Wildlife Club 1, Bus Driver 2,3, Teepee journal Sports Editor 4. BARBARA BURGIN WALKER Class President 1, 2, 3, juniorMarsha1, Beta Club 4,F.T. A. 2, 3, F. H.A. 2, 3, Folk Dance Club 1, journalism Club 4, Librarians 2, Waitress jr. -Sr. Banquet 2,0ffice Worker 4, ARROWHEAD Typist, Teepee journal Club Editor 4. CATHERINE DICKEY WHITESIDES Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3,4, F.I-l.A. 2, 3,4, FolkDance Club 4, Booste r Club 1, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, journalism Club 1. LINDA EMELINE WILLIS Class Reporter 1, Prophet 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C hie f Junior M a rsh al, Senior Superlative, Most Intellectual, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Folk Dance Club 2, Booster Club 1, Monogram Club 3,4, ,Journalism Club 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Office Worker 1, School News Reporter 3, 4, Nurses Aid 1, 2, Waitressjr. -Sr. Ban- quet 2, Delegate to Editors Roundtable 3, 4, ARROWHEAD junior R e p r e s e nt at i v e, Activities Editor 4, Teepee jo u rn a l Editor-in-Chief 4, D. A. R. G o o d Citizenship Award 4. Most Qntellecfual r -'In Wu rf Q -. 1 f ' W EK. .XM ' , I n P 7 LINDA WILLIS and KENNETH RI-IINEHARDT Page -L1 311 ' . ' HT' 3- llikixl? .I 'sf 2 L' K.. N-1' Uh ,M 4,1 K 9 1 LG it 'W um.. ' '-A--n. I Q g x if J V., 3 K ,xl 3' A - .J - 5, , 1,1 , , Q X , 1 . .a ,.: 'fx , AL? X' .A , ,. S' gg, -. .4,,..f,W,,,., , . f , if . V. 4. , , Q 1 Ki, -A ,1 AQ. 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J f '--vs I 5 ,, Q4 3' g Q 75.1, 4.1 A 'Wx 'I ' - 'K V 'T Q px-gwnpkll 'Qin V rnllfgvhip ff' - 1' 1,2369 'K Mit' A '+'f7.ffQxM l 's' A '95J's ni- v CAROLYN HENDLEY and LLOYD PORTER Page 47 . H 3 4 4 mu '15 31 L--1 ,.- ,...,-Q ......... -V ...--A..--f .,,.--.....-...-- ,....-..-- .....,.,-.- Best AH-Round pnvmrmlll H' I . Q . qi L I if. Q 521 1-, A3 ' Y 5 '41 ni' - YS Qr. '31 . WE, -f f If ,I RETA ALLISON and BEN PEEK Activities - -. ..-7- ... N TM V' 'i 'Pi V' P Q ,f NW i MN 1' L - I '-fs P- r B' . X 5 -., L. l.. xi isa! v Q Xl li S i i l i I L. i i Q1 - 1. J 31121 H .311 . footl of ' ton nv 1 r OI' C135 a B - B 739Ti'QdiV WD' assorted bv Kenneth i THE TEE PEE JOURNAL Linda Willis, Editor-in-Chiefg Mrs. Sadie Marlowe, Sponsor5 Ben Peek, .Production Manager. Ciuti Activities Help Determine Out Course Un fife ,-j,?,., ' :QM 4 1 -ill' JOURNALISM CLUB li iiifi, Willis, Editor-in-Chicfg Mary Kelly, Assistant Editorg Reta Allison, Make-Up Editorg Bobbie Metcalf and Ray Vess, Si-lewis Editoi-s5 Barbara Walker, Club Editorg Bonnie Burrell, Art Editorg Ben Peek, Production Managerg Polly Kelly, Busi- .less Mznmgt-rg Carrie Padgett, Corrcspoudentg Bctiy Lowe ry, Social Editorg Gerry Bishop, High School Reporterg Evelyn Bartlett, Rcporterg Elaine Ross, Humor Editor. lil- S I -I+ 1' BETA CLUB Seated: Merrill Melfntire, Parliamentarian5 Linda Willis, Treasurerg Bonnie Burrell, Seerefnryg Kenneth llliineliardt, Presi dentg Elaine Ross, Viee-Presidentg juda Morris, Repoiterg and Mrs. Grace Taylor, Sponsor. .L U 1 CT Ffa ff We fcarn 50 Serve Otlicrs As fcalicrs Ami Ccacficrs i' FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated: Carrie Padgett, Reporterg Reta Allison, Vice-Presidentg Mary jo Harris, Pres i d e n tg Marie Thomas, Secretary- Treasurerg and Sponsor, Mis. Haney, ff -Q v 1 GLEE CLUB Lloyd Porter, Presidentg Kenneth Rhinehardt, Secretary-Treasurerg Brenda Freeman, Reporterg M ary jo Harris, Librariang and Mrs. Helen Shiflet, Sponsor. R253 Music And Dancing Make' '53He Hours Pass 3astet FOLK DANCE CLUB Lmet Bradley, Presidentg Ben Peek, Secretary-Treastu-ery Cheryl Nodine, Reporterg and Mrs. Betty Sue Marston, Sponsor -Y-:I -I' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated Mane Thomas, Reporter EvelynBart1ett H1stor1an PatAllen Treasurer,Bonn1eBurrc11 President M11yIoll1rr1S Vlce Pres1dent Margaret McEnt1re Secretary Gerry Bxshop Parhamentarran and Mrs Sue Cloner Sponsor 41' l' 5HrougH 5Hese Clu5s we Pr part Hof A Happl r Mort Us ul 7uturt FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Haskell Dav1s, Presldent, Merr1ll McEnt1re, V1ce Pres1dent, Donald Davls, S e c re t ary, Alan Alhson, Treasurer, Donald Davls, Reporter, James Walker, Sentmel, and Mr. Donald Anderson, Sponsor. ' ! v y ! 7 J L 1 Q ' S v S x 3 ' ' ' H F ' X.. J. R . ., , . -v. v . '- 5 V.,,,,- V N Y v ' ' fi. - .. , N .,T,,:7 .- ' ' , 711 '1 vw ,, 'r if' , 'vw -U . -W 1 2 ' . i .. , 1 Q- -- , Q I , 1 A A ' -4 V , , , , .-. ,. . A ,N K .. . Hx . ,.-4- 8 x... . X, ..,w H 1 J 7 1 1 1 K f. , l 4. f ' ' , . . 'I v LIBRARIANS CLUB Mrs. Helen Shiflet, Sponsor, ,NJ -ii' Xl!-M worging 3or 5He Scflool And SHS' Qnterests Develops Gut Sense Of Responsigiliiy k uc 34 OFF I CE WORKERS SCIENCE CLUB and Mr, Thomas Taylor, Sponsor. 5omorrow's Nurses And Scientists May Be Qnspired Gfrrougfr 55050 Organigations 42.2 5 , 15 51 A fm? Q. .Q ,. . X Aka, .QQQMY f- ' H52-A1'1f, fr i9, FUTURE NURSES CLUB Nina Grant, Presidentg Mary joA11ison, Vice-Presidentg Gayle Padgham, Secretaryg Anne Grant, Reporterg and Mrs. Bulah Taylor, Sponsor. Revill Mallory, Vice-Presidentg Roy Robertson, Pre side ntg Mike Teague, Rcportcri Butch Gibbs, Secrotzrry-Trcasurcrs MGNOGRAM CLUB Pride Qn Our Atmefie Program 95 Centered Here 1 n BOOSTER CLUB Kenneth Carver, Presidentg Elizabeth Taylor, Vice-Presidentg Lynn Shiflet, Secretary-Treasurerg Ben Peek, Reporterg and Mr. Kenneth Griffin, Sponsor. jerrill McEntire, Reporter, Mary Io Allison, Secretary-Treasurer, Merrill McEntire, President. t I 7 r 1 C :ma 3' we Hearn 50 Bc Helpful B015 At Home Ami Un GHC Outdoors WILDLIFE CLUB Roy Robertson, President, Kenneth C arve r, Vice-President, jerry Sutton, Secretary, jerrill McEntire, Treasurer, Merrill McEntire, Reporter, Mr. james Washburn, Sponsor. O U Carnival Higfiligfffcd By Crowning Of Queen And King HALLOVVEEN QUEEN AND KING GERRY BISHOP and EDDIE WILSON lg ff? f Z ...N 9 n lr N X CHRISTMAS QUEEN BOBBIE METCALF ,fi l 'Y Beauty Anti Qnfclligcncc Arc 61170 Uirfucs Of' uffiicfi 1170 Drcarn JUNIOR MARSHALS Evelyn Bartlett, Barbara Walker, Bonnie Burrell, Lloyd Porter, Linda Willis fChieD, Kenneth Rhinehardt, Sue Elaine Ross Reta Allison, and Margaret McEntire. BUS DRIVERS Leslie Walker, Walter McPeters, Lloyd Vess, Z e al and McKinney, jack Davis, Olen Rice, Donald Davis, and Merrill MCEntire. Q - - 5 . 3 V Suki Ms- ,mr-. THE IUNIOR CLASS of 1957-58 presented their amiual play MUSIC IN THE VALLEY in March, 1958 ' 'fi' iq 0 GU 4 ... f. w 'S fa ' I . In ,. -. .. . I'-'F L45 ,.4.1 f ! J 1 ,'.'J 1 1. ,u 4- ? 4 if 'I ' 4 I N i f- J z! 'H LU NCHROOM WOR KER S Mrs. RubyNodine QSupcrvisorQ, Mrs. Christine johnson, Mrs. Ada McGhee, Mrs. Mary Lee Harmon, Mrs. Blanche Hensley, Mrs. Betty Silver, Fannie Whitesides, and Blaine Moore. 'QP' ,,1' Tr V 1 y, ,w Hliaif ' if ' y All Zncy Worn jot GHC llfclfarc of 550 Snfirc Scflool -,,,,f ..,, N J ...Ml..- lll I Ill 1 MAIDS Mrs, Lulu Thomas, and Mrs. Lonnie Duncan W QZQLEEEEEE 2 v 54, 11 Eg A qw 4- wi CU STODIAN Mr. Lawrence Crisp I, --: S- 9' :- 1 a fi L F 55. uf E2 A . A l :Jai VIZ' 2: ,i 4 r J 3 5- Y' ri,-I 5? P? 6. Lj if .rl Li fa . F J if ' S 1 Homecoming Queen Crowned As Lynn Shiflet reigned as Homecoming Queen on Friday, October 17, as the Indians waltzed to a 28-O victory over Edneyville. Ben Peek and Lloyd Porter, co-captains of the football team, participated in the crowning of the Queen. An added feature for the occasion was the introduction of players and their parents during halftime. Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Shiflet, was presented a spray of yellow chrysanthemums and members of her court received corsages of yellow mums. The Queen, a m e mb eriof the junior Class and a cheerleader, was escorted by Kenneth D. Carver. Members of the Queen's court included Margaret McEntire, Senior Attendant, escorted by Haskell Davis, Pat Allen, junior Attendant, escorted by Kenneth Rhinehardt, B arb ara Peek, Sophomore Attendant, escorted by Locke Kelley, and Joyce Lytle, Freshman Attendant, escorted by Revill Mallory. Homecoming mascots, dressed as Indians, were Nancy Greer, daughter of Principal and Mrs. P. W. Greer, and Cathy Griffin, daughter of Coach and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin. Enthusiasm was at a high level as a parade was held Friday afternoon after school. The crowning of the Queen and the team's victory was climaxed by a dance-which was held in the school cafeteria following the game. P11110 64 I Qndians Defeat Sdncyvilf Page The Old F ort Redskins started out their 1958 football season on August 15, when the boys reported for practice, They were looking forward to a successful s e ason, which they achieved with a record of four wins, four losses, and one tie game. The Redskins started the season by playing I-lot Springs. In this game several touchdowns were nullified by penalties. Robert Harris and L l oy d Porter w e nt over for the touch- downs and Richard Padgham made the extra points. Then it was time to m e et Tryon. The Redskins were beaten in this g am e but th e boys still had fait h in each other. Bruce Bradley rn ade the two touchdowns and Lloyd Porter made the extra point. In the third game of the season, Mars I-Iill and Old Fort battled to a standstill as the game ended with a tie. Glen A l pin e was on Old Fort soil for one of the best games of the season, even if the Redskins were the losers. Old Fort went to Spruce Pine to play Harris High. This was a very close game. Bruce Bradley, Harold Hensley, and Richard Padgham scored for our team that night. Old Fort w as host to the Clyde C ardin als. Richard Padgham and Lloyd Porter ran the touchdowns, with Robert Harris and Richard Padgham running the extra points. This game was another thriller of the season. Edneyville had the pleasure of seeing Old Fort's Horne- coming Queen crowned. The Redskins had another winning night. Lloyd Porter, Donnie S outhe r, and Robert Harris made our four touchdowns with Richard P adg h a m going over each time for the extra point. The end of the season came for the Redskins when they played Drexel. ln this game Lloyd Porter was the key player. We are proud to h av e Lloyd Porter and Tommy Lytle chosen on the All-Conference t e am. Lloyd was chosen to play inthe Lion's Bowl game in Forest City. I-le made a very good showing. Everyone is very proud of the excellent team and good season we had this year. A Coaches And Geams Complete OLD FORT OLD FORT OLD FORT OLD FORT OLD FORT OLD FORT OLD FORT OLD FORT OLD FORT FOOTBALL SEASON REDSKIN WARPATI-l . . . . Hot Springs . . . . . . .Tryon . . . . . .Mars Hill , , , , .Bakersville Glen Alpine , , , ,Spruce Pine . ..... .Clyde , , ,Edneyville . . . . . Drexel O 33 O 20 32 25 6 O 14 'sv Lloyd Porter and Ben Peek, Co-Captainsg Ken Griffin, Assistant Coachg jim Washburn, Coach. Successful goofgafi Scason x 4,91 ,-.--M, . ax' Harold Hensley x S Q 'J gl, Y Tommy Lytle 55 Lf K Donnie Souther Richard Padgham ,. v ,. , J , . Q , Lloyd Porter .XR xx T1 fbikid K X I x X X xnx ex A4 Bruce Bradlq' Mike Teague ' Robert Harris Page 68 I 1 in 1 V N AY 4 'X 'Ia X 'TJ E ddie Wilson Steve M CC auley -sg-A 540' 'VL ' 3 f , I e A Tom Carr '4- g., 'I-up .iff r' eorge Freeman Ben Peek I -49 2 if James Walker fs, s Billy Vess I L X . 11 in Jim smith-J' 4 I '- X W. Frank Gibbs . . I 1 Page'69 N BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM B Kneeling: Eddie Wilson, Eddie Rhinehardt, jim Smith, Mike Teague, l-larold Hensley, Dan Grindstaff, Frank Gibbs, Steve McCauley, Tom Carr. Standing: Lloyd Porter, jerry Kelley, David Reynolds, Wayne Allen, john Burgin, Bobbie Mason, Page 70 james Walker, Richard Padghaxn, Albert Davis, Locke Kelley, Ben PeekfManagerj, KennethGriffin fCoachj. Winter Monffis Hind Scbool Spirit Margaret Mclintire, Co-Captain, jim Washburn, Girls' Co ach, Bonn i e Burrell, Co-Captain, Harold I-lensley, Co-Captain, Kenneth Griffin, Boys' Coach, Mike Teague, Co-Captain. 3 K .,, v' , .Q ' , ' A ,M Q va '5 Y 7' ,' 1 I ' Q i 1 4 :va F bf, L., 1- ,ff V sv' '- , -44,1 , ' 5' 1 1539 9. 0 A - Higg, Sspecially During Basaefgall Qamcs GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Seated: Margaret Vess, Kaye Burgin, Pat Evans, Mary Lindley, DeLois Harris, B onn i e Burrell, M arg are t Mc:Entire Kneeling: Barbara johnson, Linda Willis, Carolyn l-lendley, Faye Burgin, Penny Carver, Dianne Walker, Lgig Gilliam Bobbie Metcalf. Standing: jimWashburn QCoachj, Ann Hensley, Joyce Lytle, Iris Clontz, Cheryl Nodine, Charlene Hoyle Brenda johnson, Nancy Lytle, Linda Harris, Pat Allen fManagerj. Y : x 'R x . SN X Q 'Fwy ' 'V Ab I' 'V 'x L. -:pr Y 1 X I 1 ff 1 l X i x XY L61-:?L D Steve Wayne Allen Q1 .Xi I ff Q n 3 ' NX Y 1 4 N 4 fe l H i . X . I Y- R,N Y . ? X li I 4 i f ,, i 1 f X ? 3 A Q y Harold Hensley 'W J '- ., , . y N f I Page 72 Mike Te ague Wx Y -4 Bobby Mason Bonme Burrell Bobb1e Joan Metcalf , . A J McEntire X 'x 02 N9 Y O j , I :D v X ff? ' 1' x I X f' f , l 1 X Carolyn Hendley Lmda W1111S -VX LJ Xxj , Ki R - 'NX X-.I DeLois Harris Pat Evans Page 73 X X ' 1, A G1 M- Q :V V ' 1 ' W w gg e X v A 1 5 Z f Nj'- 4 f 4 f H - f-A K -im gg. 1 1957 - 58 Basefiall Zeam .. g Ol- 2 I I - ld 40 5 x -' L fx s Q V N jerry Souther A 5 A Wayne Allen Q ' iC:u ce g 4 Ks ,A gg- R '7 Q 'Y' x K A: .' Roy Robertson '- 4 :ITV X ' Kenneth Carver K 5 , A Tom Carr David Setzer rf v KT li M A ' 1 Q , gf M L gi ,fs 5: 1 Q ,L -:Af i ,Q . L ' 1, A y G. G. Lipe Harold Hensley R - t f- 5 D a , Q - 1 Lloyd POrter Bruce Bradley Streaker Grindstaff Spring Hinds Us with Baseball Fever Q. ,o. .-if .2 ' 5 4 x iw fs 'T .4 r ,., w 4 Expectations for a winning baseball team we re not too great with the loss of most of the 1958 championship team. The Redskins prove d that they can play winning baseball by compiling a 7-5 record. By looking more closely at the five losses, four of them were lost by only one run. jerry Souther, Roy Robertson, and H arold Hensley did a remarkable job of pitching. Our defensive play was headed by outfielders, Lloyd Porter, Bruce Br adley and Streaker Grindstaffg lnfielders, G. G. Lipe, Kenneth Carver, Wayne Allen, Harold H ensley, Tom Carr and Catcher David Setzer. ' The highlight ofthe season was the two wins over the strong Drexel team by the scores of 3-1 and 3-O. The Redskins were n ot held scoreless all year while they held three opponents scoreless. LION'S BOWL QUEEN BETTY LOW ERY 'N 0 1 1' 5. Bowl ACflUlllLS bpotllqflt 5HAllgSQllllTlq Daly Representmg Old Fort at the L1OD'S Bowl Game were Sue Crawford Cheerleader Bruce Bradley, Manager jrm Washburn Coach, Lloyd Porter, Player Bonme Burrell Cheerleader Page 75 . -Q ., 'Q at 'G' e AJ ' '1 . I I J xt f A iw ' I ' V x i-un-iff 1 4 . 'Y . v - 7 l ' ' , 9 s ' , ' 3 a - 4 -va nj' ' I .msn an-wr funn-,rf X :SFF f 435 i :TS , f.. ., .mag 224 A ' 1 .bl z'-gn, ' 5 '4- 'l Y l 55,30 5213. ..--,, if-5 K ,,,.-auln i,+ Mrs, Sadie Marlowe, Sponsor, Sue Elaine Ross, Editor-in-Chief, Reta Allison, Assistant Editor. gamous fast words - swell Meet 550 Deadline! THE ARROWHEAD STAFF Seated: Haskell Davis, Art Editor, Bonnie Burrell, Make-up Editor, Sue Elaine Ross, Editor-in-Chief, Reta Allison, As- sistant Editor, LloydPorter, BusinessManager. Standing: Betty Lowery, Snapshot Editor, Kenneth Rhinehardt, Picture Editor, Pauline Kelly, Sophomore Representative, Frank Gibbs, junior Representative, Linda Willis, Activities Editor, Ben Pe e k, Sports Editor, Juda Morris, Junior Representative, Revill Mallory, Freshman Representative, Maryjo Harris, Picture Editor, Pennl' Caweff SOPTIOTHOTG Representatives M arg aret McEntire, Sports Editor, fNot Picturedj, Cheryl Nodine, Freshman Representative. .rf J J-f NJ' X-4 X. . . .44 -..i--.....,..s0b Mrs. Betty Sue Marston, Advertising Sponsorg Lloyd Porter, Advertising Manager. Mani Ste s And Mani Miles Brin Un Necessari Hunds J P J 9 J is fl' U1 4 'im' 1 5430 THE ADVERTISING STAFF Ilasl-zcll Davis, janet Marston, Bonnie Burrell, Lloyd Porter fAdvertising Mzmagerj, Maly To Harris, Pago 78 Kenneth Carver. 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COMPANY Marion, Nor'rl'LCc1rolincL I I4 nfcin Norfhc L WESTMORELAND of HAWKINS NORTON FUNERAL SERVLCE FURNITURE COMPANY 24 Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipped h 2161 20S h S L1 66 177 hc ' ld hC L O Compliments of Compliments of A, BLANTQN GROCERY CLINCHFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Wide Prim Cloth Marion, North Carolina MOI'IOn, North Carolina Use Fat Boy Note Book Paper Compliments of Manufactured by DUKE POWER COMPANY CAROLINA PAD gi Serving the Piedmont Carolinas Protect Your Loved Ones Compliments of In Our Burial Association IVIARION MANUFACTURING IVICCAI-I-'S FUNERAL HOIVIE Established - I908 Marion, North Carolina Qualit Ra ons and Co on . Y Failorics in .H Day Phone Night Marion, North Carolina 2120 3671, 2-2265 SNIPES IVIOTORS, INC. COLLINS Dodge, Plymouth-Dodge Trucks Black Mountain, North Carolina Dial 43-4I 3I4 East Court Street Phone 9-7395 Marion, North Carolina RALPH'S USED CARS Box 328 Black Mountain, North Carolina The Home of Clean Used Cars Home Phone Phone Old Fort 153-R NO 9-7302 BRADLEY SHOE SHOP Service While You Wait New 8 Used Shoes Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments of CRAWFORD'S FUEL OIL Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments ot OIBBS ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 5T-J Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments of HARRIS SUPPLY STORE THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Black Mountain Old Fort A Place for all your Hardware Needs Serving Old Fort, North Carolina Northwestern North Carolina Member ofthe F.D.I.C. Compliments of OLD FORT DRUG COMPANY Compliments of KENNY'S SINCLAIR Drive With Care and Buy Sinclair Main Street Ph 187 Old F t, N th C l' one or or Oro me Old Fort, North Carolina 9 'I i Compliments of PARKER WESTERN Auto STORE HCDSIERY MILLS on Fort, North Como Old Fort, North Carolina OLD FORT INSURANCE AGENCY Manufacturers of Men's Fancy Hosiery Paul Richardson Owner and Manager Representing Leading Stock Companies XXWLi0.?,'i'U!! , -sgfx K N Nu Barrazkdrfmzo is ff Sunbeam L X to - E cqvggekf .QV ' Reach for N L L 5 Lb aawifwhipped my gg iq. X X A 1.,'iJ3 W Q: is Swweam . WALDENSIAN BAKERlES...BA'KERS OF SUNBEAM BREAD ALLISON'S DUTCH GRILL Dial 2-366I Finest Barbecue in West North Carolina Steaks - Seafoocls Chicken in Basket Marion, North Carolina Ilallew Motor fo., Inc. , 436 Elst Court SQ. Telephones 2157 - 2158 -'Q MARION, N. C. Lf l l u s I 0 I I L I Save on Schoolware at THE BARGAIN STORE 32 South Main Street Marion, Nort.h Carolina CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY Tire Headquarters Marion, North Carolina Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Marion, North Carolina EAST COURT MOTOR CO. Pontiac Sales and Service P.O. Box 496 Phone 424I Marion, North Carolina Compliments of ECKENROD STUDIOS Marion, North Carolina ETTA PAPER BOX COMPANY, INC. Phone 826I Marion, North Carolina Manufacturers of all kinds of Set-up and Folding Boxes Compliments of ECONOMY SUPPLY STORE Marion, North Carolina Compliments of EVANS DEPARTMENT STORE Marion's Own Complete Department Store Marion, North Carolina 9 Compliments of MARION MOTORS, INC. Phone ZIO6 Marion, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 633i 29 South Main Marion, North Carolina CompIiments of McDOWELL HARDWARE COMPANY Marion, North Carolina ROBINSON'S Quality Merchandise I34 S. Main Street DiaI 2-378I Marion, North CaroIina SUBURBAN RULANE GAS COMPANY of NORTH CAROLINA, INC. Domestic Heating CommerciaI Phone 2I54 P.O. Box 684 CIinchfieIaI Unclerpass Compliments of STEAK HOUSE Good Things to Eat Phone 5I59 Marion, North Carolina , I f A , Q1 X . I , ' SES E Flffl lllf f PHONE 2l33 MARlUN,N.C. Jim Segers L Harry Patton Try Our Drive In Window Service We Feature A Complete Line of Cosmetics use Mroicmf om on me Aovvce or Your: PHvsicnAn YOUNG'S SHOE STORE 38 South Main Street Marion, North Carolina BEA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE AND GIFT SHOP Phone NO 9-7II6 Black Mountain, North Carolina Rock Building next to City Hall MCMURRAY CHEVROLET CO. , INC. Serving Black Mountain Since T935 Black Mountain, North Carolina Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member F.D.l.C. Marion, North Carolina GLENWOOD GENERAL STORE Groceries-Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Lime and Stone Hauling Phone 8120 Glenwood, North Carolina Compliments of GOUGE PAINT 8K GLASS COMPANY Phone 3041 Marion, North Carolina BILL GRIFFITH JEWELERS Gorham and Towle Sterling Silver Jewelry, Watch Repair 26 1f2 South Main Street Marion, North Carolina Flowers by Wire HUNTERS FLORIST- 128 S. Main Phone 4291 Marion, North Carolina IDEAL CLEANERS Phone 7261 133 West Henderson Street We call for and Deliver R. L. JAMES 8. SON Manufacturers of Hosiery for Men Marion, North Carol ina Compliments of LAUGHRIDGE FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture - Household Goods Frigidaire Electric Ranges West Henderson Street Marion, North Carolina LOVEN FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Line Home Furnishings 6-8 Main Street Phone 8211 P.O. Box 88 Marion, North Carolina MARION Bulcx commmv, imc. Telephone 2140 or 2149 25 North Garden Street Marion, North Carolina -VA. -y Page 89 Compliments of KASH SQ KARRY Old Fort, North Corolino LYTLE AND WILLIS Groceries oncl Meats Phone I7 Olcl Fort, North Corolinca McENTIRE'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Complete line of Groceries, Gos, Oil Phone I5 Olcl Fort, North Corolino OLD FORT BARBER SHOP We Need Your Heod to Operate our Business Moin Street Olcl Fort, North Carolina OLD FORT CLEANERS Prompt, Efficient Service Sove IODA: Cosh 8. Corry Phone I93 Old Fort, North Corolino PAUL O. THOMASON'S VINEYARD Growers of Fine Gropes, Berries ond Fruits Old Fort, North Corolino Compliments of R. L. HARRIS GROCERY Cotowloo Avenue Phone 2 Old Fort, North Corolino ROCKETT MOTORS, INC. Scales and Service Telephone 30 Old Fort 3, North Corolino Compliments of RUBY'S FLOWER SHOP For the Prettiest in Flowers Phone 2I-R Old Fort, North Corolino Compliments of T. B. FAW 8 SONS PLUMBING AND HEATING Myers Pumps Phone IO7 Olcl Fort, North Corolino TYSON FURNITURE COMPANY Everything For Your Home Phone 9-438I Black Mountain, North Carolina Compliments of BAKER'S FUEL COMPANY Bat Cave Road Old Fort, North Carolina BAKER'S WATCH SHOP Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina BRADLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 26I E. Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina CAPI.AN'S Catawba Avenue at Main Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments of CUTRATE FURNITURE COMPANY Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina Headquarters for McDowell County Farmers FARMERS' FEDERATION Britt Hogan, Manager Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments of GOSORN'S CASH STORE in Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments of H. 8 W. DEPARTMENT STORE in Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments HUGHES DEPARTMENT STORE Dependable Merchandise in Old Fort, North Carolina Best Wishes from OLD FORT FINISHING PLANT Division of United Merchants and Manufacturing, Inc. 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