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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

fJ,w,4 7. X990 1 I I 5He Arrowhead 1960 Presented 69 gfie Senior Class H I C13 o Olcl gort High School Qld gort, North Carolina goreword Timeis swiftly passing and it is time for us, the Seniors of 1960, to leave high school and go our separate ways. We, the ARROWHEAD Staff, have trie d to record som e of the most preciousmoments ofourlives, so that inyears to come we might look back and enjoy anew our high school days by turning the pages of this annual. We hope sinc e re ly that th i s yearbook will recall memories that are priceless to each of us. JERRILIf LEE McENTIRE Editor-in-Chief F-T-1 1969 Ala, J 5' -may N 4-- SAV , E9 MRMELVIN H. TAYLOR Miss MAE RAMSEY MRS. ZILPAH JARRETT CGUHW Sllllefimcndent Elementary Supervisor Secretary - J Mr. Qrier 5 'Q ki ,sr 1 ffefffaofm Message .fi 'B . . sf' A ' 'ii' 4 2 g ' 11 It is very gratifying that each ye ar more and more ofthe grad- uates ofthis school go tocollege . Itis also very gratifying that our graduates make good records in college. This presents a chal- lenge to you who are new in high school to prepare yourselves well andto planto continue your ed- ucation after graduation. If you will aim high and then proceed with determination, you can overcome almost any obstacle that might be in your way. P.W. GREER Principal l MRS. SADIE A. MARLOWE Dedication For he r unselfish efforts in the interest of progress for usg for her helpfulness, friendliness and for being a most understanding and cheerful person, we the Seniors of 1960, do proudly and gratefully dedicate this edition of the ARROWHEAD to our former teacher, MRS. MARLOWE, whom we all respect and love so dearly. 3 , - Q -6 -,-.R '39-IW .v . , F' f' 3? QW' av 3 fi- F 7 I' X if if GR 50 g,.....-.-I 'MQ 'Sf Hig H MRS. HELEN Sl-IIFLET English, journalism, A. B. Lenoir-Rhyne College School am :SFX 'Cf' MRS, GRACE TAYLOR French, English Haculty MR-JAMES WASHBURN Lenoir-Rhyne College,A.B. History, P,E, Coach Western Carolina College, B.5. MR.KENNETl-l GRIFFIN P,E., Coach Catawba College, B.S, MR . DONALD ANDERSON 'T incur MRS. BULA TAYLOR Science, B.S, W.C.U,N.C. Greensboro ., W , in A ,IJ A W- MRS. TRUBY PAINTER Commercial A fm Western Carolina ' K College, B.S, 1 . ig Ki' MRS. BETTY SUE MARSTON English, General Business ,ver Furman Unive rsity, B .A . W9 A a ,NE ' is ' L35 MRS. LOUISE HANEY . .V Mathematics I-lighPoint College,A,B. ' s .v MRS . SUE GLOVIER Agriculture N,C, State, B.S. MR. THOMAS TAYLOR Science Lenoir-Rhyne College,A.B Appalachian State Teachers College, B. S. Home Economics .1 ,tr !,,,3 ,.--. C6 1 L.,..' t ..a I L.......L... L l - L Q- I -,L - i L 1 .......L.....u........ , A 4 .....i.....t1 - L.,, iii.. 15 Senior memo 'fl ES K-, . 1 uv- I 1 ,W R 1. 5. -, x , ' p. -. , , .' I 1, l gf, . G xl . l V. ian-. ' ' . - . - ' ,V . . 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JIMMY CLEOPI-IAS EARLY 8 CLINTON ELMO ELLIOTT 5' 7 ' FRANK MONROE GIBBS K1 Seniors PATRICIA NELLE FRYE EARNEST WOODROW GILLILAND IUQ opcnued tHe fs- BRENDA LOU FREENIAN 'If f , WWA 0 I 1 ' qw' 'CZS7 LOI S EVELYN GILLLAM , M 'levi fd .px ',, mb Q f sgflool store to lncrease profds for NINA RUTH GRINDSTAFF tae Class treasury. RUBY MAE HALL 0 9 'G f lm, QR 'SN Hb- vu 1 ALICE DCLOIS HARRIS f ,A 1 f I HARRIETT ELIZABETH HENSLEY O . N S e niors ,UQ 'Q ROBERT WILLARD HARRIS 1 fix NANCY FAYE HARRIS THELMA KATI-IRYN I-IUDGINS lv' 'Lum HAROLD DEAN HENSLEY bugussful Jabs play, AH In Hamlly, 5rougfIt FRANKLIN D. HOLLIFIELD our profits even Higf-ICF. BETTY ANN JENKINS 'O Seniors ff' 'O 1 . ' X 'lv' BOBBY JACK JOHNSON .ea 1-'IH GEORGE GILBERT LIPE 43' 5 , L 0 THOMAS MARSHALL LYTLE ' r Av. BRENDA ANNE MCCULLOI-I All was not play- we struggled mrougfi ERASTUS BRYANT MCBNTIRB and term papers' 11 Beowulf, MaC5etE fi pf' 1 fi ti' B' 1' f' Wy! k , MARY IUDITI-I KELLY V an ffl W fe.. WAYNE GU DGER LYTLE 1,...- vp- JERRILL LEE MCENTIRE .i.,.,,.,,,.,tT...,i.., ,. ,-- - V -:gi ---- VL. 1- 7.. .WA Y---l-i- -- Seniors 'DQS 3..- MERRILL JOE MCENTIRE ROBERT LEE NIASON agvf 'X A CA ROLYN ELIZABETH MOORE 1 fo- , 'v JUDA ANN MORRIS 1 'Inv' RICHARD EVANS PADGI-IAM Mid-term exams :nada us ILQIIDQ werfni ready for GEORGE POWELL MORRIS bf- MARGARET ANN PITTMAN CO1 I ggg, 01' fag CLYDE LEO RAFFIELD tasEs facing us. as SARAI-I LYNN SI-HFLET .43 gn, 1-sf, N J' A 71-Er' , 1- T.. A Nw:-, s Seniors N 95 a A Tr GEORGE IIMMY SMITH 1? f, 5 A , MARY ELLEN SMITH :uf 1- , 'Qi fr' ' R' sv A, A BETTY VENA RD STEPPE Z I. Ay ff xl H- vf- iv A r J L, Tj I y ' . Ii ,T VERDIE ELIZABETH STEVENS Q fi 'Wh L' .1 E' 'M' TOMMY CALVIN STRICKLAND ja I Sasfer 5rougHi tHe T. 519511951 of our T L scffool career IHL li JERRY MALONE SUTTON Class trip to wasgingfon. MICHAEL EVERON TEAGUE U' r 13 El Seniors G- ' KENNETH EDWA RD VESS K7 ' one Quniors complimented iw tv- Q LESLIE FRANKLIN WALKER Hinaily, graduation! Our Qnees Eept vitna oin- ' 1 ' us u 9 9 IAMESEDWARDWILSON Uma wltg pomp away party- Dne junior-Senior Banquet. and Cireumstaneef' Senior Directory PATRICIA OLETA ALLEN Folk Dance Club Secretary 1, F,H,A, 1, 3, Treasurer 3, May Court 1, Cheerleader 1, Class Vice-President 1, 3, President 2, Bo o st e r Club 2, 4, Reporter 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, G l e e Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Home- coming Court 2, 3, 4, Queen 4, Office Worl-:er 3, Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 2, Basketball Manager 3, Score- keeper 4, Senior Superlative, Neatest. ALAN EUGENE ALLISON Wildlife Club 1, 2, F.F.A, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Sec- retary 4, Senior Play 4. ' Lots MARIE ALLISON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2, F,T.A. 2, Office Worker 3, Student Council 3, Teepee journal Feature Editor 4. EDWARD NEAL ALLISON F,F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4,4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, SubStituteBus Driver. JOHN TROY BAILEY Wildlife Club 1. I VIOLET REBECCA BARTLETT F,T,A, 2, 3, Glee Club Secretary and Treasurer 4, Li- brarians 4, journalism Club 4, Teepee journal Corre- spondent Editor 4 . FREDIA GAIL BRYANT F,H,A,1,Cflee Club 1, Class Treasurer 1, 2, F.T,A, 2, 3, 4, Waitress junior-Senior Banquet 2, Future Nurses Club 3, Librarians 3, Folk Dance Club 4, 4-H Club 4, Office Worker 4, journalism Club 4,ARROWHEAD Activities Editor 4, Teepee journa l Club Editor 4, Halloween Queen 4 . THOMAS ALFRED BRYANT Wildlife Club 1. GWENDOLYN JANET CARVER 4-H Club 1, journalism 2, 3, Teepee journal Reporter 2,33 F,T,A, 4. NANCY JANE CATI-LEY Glee Club 1,45 F,H,A, 1, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 4-H Club 2, 3,4, Folk Dance Club 3, Librarians4, Substitute Bus Driver 4. Senior BRUCE ELHAH COATES 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Science Club 1, Bus Driver 2. MABEL SUE CRAWFORD Folk Dance Club Reporter 1, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, Mono- gram Club 2, 3,-1, Librarians 2, 3, Class Vice-President 2, 3,Glee Club 2, 3, Office Worker 2, 3,4,Waitress jun- ior Senior Banquet 2, Lion's Bowl Cheerleader 3, junior Play, ARROWHEAD Assistant Editor 4, Delegate to Edi- tors Roundtable 4, Senior Superlative, Friendliest. DONALD DAVID DAVIS F.F,A, 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Wildlife Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Librarians 3, Bus Driver 3, 4, Class President 3, Homecoming Escort4, Senior Superlative, Most Courteous, Senior Play. EDITH LORETTA DAVIS F.H,A. 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, 3,4, Waitressjunior-Senior Banquet 2, Office Worker 2, Student Council 3, Secretary 11-B, ARROWHEAD Picture Editor 4, Senior Play, Librar- ians 4, LINDA LOU DAVIS Waitress junior-Senior Banquet 2, F,T.A. 3,4, Vice- President 4, journalism Club 4, Be ta Club 4, Teepee journal Class Editor 4. JIMMY CLEOPHAS EARLY F,F,A, 3,4, Student Council 3. CLINTON ELMO ELLIOTT Folk Dance Club 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4-H Club 1, 4,jour- nalism Club 2, 3, Science Club 3. BRENDA LOU FREEMAN Central Wesleyan A c a de my 1, Philomathian Literary Society 1, Basketball 1, F,T,A, 2, Glee Club 2, 3,4, Se cretary and Treasurer-2, Reporter 3, F.H.A. 3,4, Secretary 4, Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 3, Pre s i de nt 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Class President 3, junior M arshal 3, ARROWHEAD Picture Editor 4, journalism Club 4, Teepee journal Typing Editor4, Senior Play,Senior Superlative, Best All-Round. PATRICIA NELLE FRYE Glee Club 1, 2,4, President 4, F.H,A, 1, Future Nurses 2, Basketball 1, F.T,A. 2, 3,4, President 4, journalism Club 3,4, Assistant Correspondent 3, Teepee journal 4, Production Manager, junior Play Usherette, Class Re- porter 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council4. Directory FRANK MONROE GIBBS Folk Dance 1, 2,4, President 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, Class Vice-President 2, President 4, Science Club 3, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Wildlife Club 3, Track 3,4, junior Play, ARROWHEAD Business Manager 4, Representative 3, Advertising Staff Manager 4, Halloween King 4, Student Council4. LOIS EVELYN GILLLAM 4-H Club 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Gle e Club 1, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Future Nurses 3, F. T.A. 2, Science Club 3, Office Worker 4. NINA RUTH GRINDSTAFF Folk Dance 1, Booster Club 1, 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Class Vice-President 2, F.H,A, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Waitress junior-Senior Banquet 2. RUBY MAE HALL Glee Club 1,4,4-H Club 1,2,3,4, F.H,A, 1, F,T,A.2, 3, Booster Club 2, Folk Dance Club 3, Substitute Bus Driver 4. ALICE DeLOIS HARRIS Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, F.H.A, 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4,Co- Captain 4, All-Tourney Basketball Te am 3, Mid-West Conference Basketball Team 3,Award, Most Outstanding Girl Athlete 3, Cheerleader 1, 3, ClassVice-President 1, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Waitress junior-Senior Banquet 2,Iunior Play,journalism Club President 4, S tu de nt Council 4, Office Worker 4, Teepeejournal Sports Editor 4, Senior Superlative,Most Athletic, Lion's Bowl Queen, ChristmasQueen. NANCY FAYE HARRIS Glee Club 1, 2, 3,Class Secretary and Treasurer 1.,President 3, F.H,A, 2, 3,4, President 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Monogram Club 4,Iournalism Club 4, ARROW- HEAD CirculationManager4, Advertising Staff4, Teepee journal Social Editor 4, Senior Play, Lion's Bowl Cheer- leader 4 . ROBERT WILLARD HARRIS Wildlife 1, 2, Treasurer 1, F.F.A, 1, 2, Secretary 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1, Basketball 2, Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Folk Dance 3, junior Play, junior Marshal, ARROWHEAD Circulation Manager, Advertising Staff, Senior Play, Science Sympo- sium Representative 3. Senior Directory HAROLD DEAN I-LENSLEY Wildlife Club 1, Class President 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4,Co- Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, Most Valuable Player, Football,All Conference Halfback, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Folk Dance 3, 4, Booster Club 3,4-H Club 4. HAR RIETT ELIZABETH HENSLEY Folk Dance 1, Glee Club 2,4, Treasurer 4, Booster Club 2, Cheerleader 2, Class Vice-President 2, F.T.A. 3, F. JUDA ANN MORRIS Glee Club 1, 3, 4,F.H.A. 1, Class Secretary 1, 4,ARROW- HEAD Representative 2, 3, Advertising Staff 4,Beta Club 2, 3,4, Reporter 3, 4, Office Worker 2,Booster Club 2, 3, Librarian 2, 3,4, Chief Librarian 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Class Reporter 2, junior Marshal, Waitressjunior-Senior B anque t, Delegate to Editors Roundtable 3, 4, Stnident C ounc il 3, journalism Club 4, Senior Play,Monogram Club 3, County Beta Club Secretary 4, Teepeejournal Editor, Se nior Superlative, Most Intellectual, D.A,R. H,A. 3,1-loniecoming OueenAttendent,Senior Superlative, Good Citizenship Award 4, Best Looking . FRANKLIN D. HOLLIFIELD Wildlife Club 3, Bus Driver 3,4. THELMA KATHRYN HUDGINS Glee Club 1,4, F.T,A. 1,2,3, F.H,A, 1, Future Nurses Club 2, 4-I-I Club 2, 3,4,Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 2, Librarians 4. BETTY ANN JENKINS Glee Club 1, 3, 4, F.H.A, 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, Waitress junior-Senior Banquet 2,4-H Club 4,journal- ism Club 4, Teepeejournal Business Manager4, Senior Play Usherette. BoEBY JAcK JOHNSON , Wildlife ciub 1, 2, 3,4,. MARY JUDITH KELLY 4-H Club 1, Class Reporter 1, 3, journalism Club 2, 3,4, Teepee journal 2, 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor 2, Assistant Editor 3, Humor Editor 4, Office Worker 2, 3, 4, Librarians 2, 3, Waitress junior-SeniorBanquet 2. GEORGE GILBERT LIPE Folk Dance 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Wildlife Club 2, Class Historian 4. THOMAS MARSHALL LYTLE Wildlife Club 1, 2, F.F.A, 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Con- ference Center 3,4, Baseball 1, 4-H Club 2,4, Class President 2, Booster Club 3, Science Club 3, Monogram Club 3, 4. , WAYNE GUDGER LYTLE F.F,A.1, 2,4, Football 1, 4-H ciub 1, 2,4, Busnrivewi. GEORGE POWELL MORRIS Wildlife Club 1, 2, Booster Club 2. cARoLYN ELIZABETH MOORE Future Nurses ciub 2, F,T,A, 1, 3, oiee ciub 3,4, BRENDA ANNE MCCULLOH Flemington High School, West Virginia 1, 2, 3, GleeClub 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Band Majorette 1,Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,ClassVice-President 1, Treasurer 2, Speech Club 2, 3, U.N. SpeechAward 2, Aviation Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, I-Ii-Y Club 3, Prom Q ue e n 3, Booster Club 4, journalism 4, Teepee journal Assistant Sports Editor-1 . JERRILL LEE MCENTIRE Wildlife Club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, F.F.A, 1, 2, President 2, Be ta Club 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, PreSident4, Bus Drive r 3, 4, junior Marshal, Senior Play,ARROWHEAD Editor 4. ERASTUS BRYANT MCENTIRE, JR. Wildlife 1, 2, 3,4, Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3. MERRILL IOE MCENTIRE Wildlife 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 3, President 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2,, President 3, F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Be ta Club 2, 3,4,junior Play, Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4. ROBERT LEE MASON Folk Dance 1, 2, 3,4, Wildlife Club 1, Basketballl, 3, Baseball 1, Science Club 2, Booster Club 3,Monogram Club 3,4, Senior RICHARD EVANS PADGHAM Folk Dance 1, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4,Football1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Wildlife Club 2, 3, Science Club 3. MARGARET ANN PITTMAN 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Folk Dance Club 1, F,T,A. 2,Future Nurses Club 3, Basketball 1, Office Worker 3, 4. CLYDE LEO RAFFIELD Wildlife Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Student Council 3, Bus Driver 3,4. SARAH LYNN Sl-HFLET Folk D anc e C lu b 1, F,T.A, 1, Boosters Clubl, 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 1, 4, Secretary 3, Glee Club 2,3, Li- brarians 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Office Worker 2,3, 4, Homecoming Queen 3,journalism Club 4,Delegate to Ed i t o r s Roundtable 4, Teepee journal Art Editor 4, ARROWHEAD Layout Editor, Advertising Staff'4,Senior Superlative, Most Popular, Senior Play,Waitress junior- Senior Banquet 2. GEORGE JIMMY SMITH Wildlife Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Booster Club 3, Science Club 3. MARY ELLEN SMITH F.H,A, 1, F,T,A, 2,3, Reporter 4, Future Nurses Club 3, 4-H Club 3. BILLY DEAN STOCKTON North Cove School 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, F.F,A, 4, ClassPresident 1,2. Directory VERNA MacRAE STOCKTON Glee Club 1,2, Folk Dance Treasurer 1, F.H.A. 1,3, Basketball 1, F,T.A. 2, 3, Class Reporter 2, 3. BETTY VENARD STEPPE Future Nurses Club 1, 3, F.T,A. 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 4-H Club 4. VERDIE ELIZABETH STEVENS 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,F.T.A.2, 3, Future Nurses Club 2,1 Class Secretary 2. TOMMY CALVIN STRICKLAND MICHAEL EVERON TEAGUE Folk Dance 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain3, Track 3, 4, Baseball 4,Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Mo- nogram Club 2, 3,4, Science Club Reporter 33 ,junior Marshal 3,Iunior Play,ARROWI-IEAD Sports Editor, Ad- vertising Staff. LESLIE FRANKLIN WALKER F. F.A. 1, 2, Wildlife Club 1, 2, Bus Driver 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, junior Marshal 3, Cla s s Vice-President 4, Senior Superlative, Most Intellectual. JAMES EDWARD WILSON Folk Dance 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2,4, Science Club 3, Bus Driver 3, Substitute Bus Driver 4, Trr :k 3, 4, Halloween King 3, ARROWHEAD Snapshot Editor 4, Senior Play. KENNETH EDWARD VESS 'D'- 1 -..pr sr' I :Ag X A lif, ff 'la' ' A. ,xp 'a I :bm UL ,. pl 1, H' 1- ,- n 2' 'Y 1 4, if 1 'Vu v , w . g . nf' ,-1 . , .41 .- '. :?'u'Fv ' x' 7 Qnfelle andJUDA if ---- ',.., 'F 4, ' hi. 3,1-Q . . ,QQ -'f' ,. fl . , f Y' a I , ' Q , W ' Q -D 'Li .W -N 'Ma-A- ,A I. , ', LW Wm-i M ' ' .-' , twig! ,vifwgvf G N ' A' 1 gg: ini!! ' Q he -'K vie' M.. ,,.,, HA... 6 .1 K2 K.-isa 55 -als: .A . , was-,E 14. rye 5 Q f , K, , A, L, s 'F X if , ,X ..4.v...0L,.. 4 gli ,,.,.,:..--f 5 Best Eoogmg WAYNE LYTLE and IUARRIETT I-IENSLEY '4 mg:-v-M L... ay :P ,un 4. M ,-'44 ww I Q53 Mg, 4 , ,J + fy 'ex ,af 1 if ' '. I yu . M., 1- 'X l 1 1 E , 1 1 v 1 Iv J f i I V 4 . .fn .. 'S' o V! ,I 4 Q ff Vu- 3 6 0 0 9 . Pl a i ft Q, FZ? rv ,f, sm I Q 1 ,xx .. pw - X 1' 25 N Q it f L , 5 MQ.-. ,if 1. N4 M4804 H64-1 2? 'M '13--yy-... 3- 1 in Q WS. V IZ .AQ 19 Sl M h-., 1-ui :Nfl 'Q a3 1 ! Tsf ' ax, Q WX by ax ' WAX 5 .M--95? 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Class Hzstory Back rn 1948, we were 116 eager yet somewhat apprehenswe, young boys and g1rls settlng out on a glouous twelve year adventure For some It be g an the total formal preparat1on for llfe 1nth1s fast mov1ng space age For others rt was to be the steppmg stone for add1t1onal tra1n1ng For all of us lt was the gateway to a vast world of knowledge, wh1ch we opened l1ttle by l1ttle as we went along ln the pr1mary g r a de s we g1ve our thanks to those who taught us to read and wr1te and f1nd our way around school The great event of enterlng hrgh school was made poss1ble by the nurture and gu1dance g1ven us by those devoted teachers 1n the lower grades As we ente1ed h 1 g h school, our class of 96 students was d1v1ded rnto three sectrons wrth Mrs Loulse I-laney Mr jamesWashburn and Mr Donald Thomas as homeroom teachers The changes from grammar school weme great, but we adjusted qurclaly to the new sltuatxon Class presldents for the year we e A11ce Banks Harold Hensley and Robert I-Iarrrs Our Sophomore yearwas f1l16ClW1tl'l study as part of the class began preparmg defmltely for future and further educatxon The number 1n our class rema1ned falrly stable th1s year Gerry B1shop, Pat Allen and Tommy Lytle led us as class pres1dents, and homeroom teachers we re Mrs Betty Marston, Mrs Bula Taylor and Mrs I-laney When we became junrors, we were elated and strove to contr1bute much that year We even out sold the Senrors 1n the magazme sales campa1gn'Present1ng the jumor play Krssm Cous1n under Mrs Grace Tay1or's d1rect1on helped ra1se money for the jumor Sen1or Banquet the hxghhght of the year Under the gu1dance of Mrs Taylor Mrs Sache Marlowe and Mr Washburn, t was a busy year 1n our school l1fe As W entered school last fall our number had dropped to 61 yet we are the largest graduatmg class 1n the h1 story of the school We have struggled through 'Beowulf and Macbeth, lsosles tuangles, the Revolutronary and C1v11Wars, magnesuun chlonde, the cause and cure of depress1on However, we have only scratched the surface l-l1ghl1ght of thls our Semoryear IS the class trrp toWash1ngton, cllmaxed by the -Iun1o1 Sen1or Banquet and graduatlon ceremonles Mrs I-lelen Shlflet and lvlrs Truby Pa1nte1 h ave gu1ded us th1 syear and Butch G1bbs has served us well as class presrdent All 1n the Famrly' was presented as the class play College IS ID v1ew for some of us,cher1shed memones are held by all ofus It IS our hope that we shall have as much happrness 1n the future as we have had rn the past twelve years GILBERT LIPE Class I-hstorran 1959 60 26 . 7 . - D , - . . , . . . , . . . 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I Y ii 4? m yi :Q S X-,' uniors Q' M f MARY IO ALLISON FRANK BARTLETT K FAYE BURGIN 28 uniors N ' 5s QP fy. 4?- 'T' JOHN BURGIN TOMMY CARR in L. KAYE BURGIN SHIRLEY BURGIN DAVIS 752 ,V Q it -I k X I PENNY CARVER M LINDA CONLEY I-IAZEL COATES JAMES COATES HARRY COSGROVE JIM CRAWFORD 1'1- 'T , . 'QS '35 sv, GEORGE CURTIS MADGE LAVENDER DAVIS VERNON CRISP ALBERT DAVIS 29 MTC... ..... . , 1.-,T Y -YY-.-., ,- .. ,, 11.. I if ' 1. 462 Wm..- in JERRY DUNHAM xf DEWITT GILLILAND uniors 4' g ce- :r Q ' 7 nw X Xa PAT EVANS GEORGE FREEMAN PQ'-Tf U' 1.,....'- J t S .:.:::. 53115: fy -:V . ..... ,. ..., , sfffffi gif -- - i:::f5zs'.-.' , A . ..... .- ..., - Lf., zz... .f,, ,,.,.,-, ,. .5 , , . ..::: -sz: z- :N . ,. ' '.'.-.'.'.' 71? YN .- ,, g .c-1-:-1-2-1 si-T51-'. ,A 7 QQ ,X PATSY JOLLY IL -.. V. POLLY KELLY ,, ...., ..... .-. . . , ,Jizz-Q. . . . Ivy-:M ...... V. ,...,.,:. . ,a ..--.k-A..,.,4. 1-1 PX DAN GRINDSTAFF ALICE HARRIS 'Ts 7'4 Sv' DAVID LANE WAYNE LEWIS 30 Q- - if ' JERRY GILLIAM RJ. HARVEY C nr H' w-rf X ,I SAMMIE I-IENSLEY X551 Q! L. MARY LINDLEY ..' 7-A 1 , HOWARD LYTLE .- 7' ., I lfvqnfx Q' 'S .: 4 A4 , 3' 5 1 s , - if lg RUBY MORRIS 4' .JC K f--v DAVID REYNOLDS OLEN RICE uniors RAY LYTLE STEVE MCCAULEY -f . 798 ix.. 'C' Q' GERALDINE NOBLITT GAYLE PA DGI-IAM IANICE MCKINNEY 'af . L... BA RBARA PEEK 1 , EDDIE RI-HNEI-IARDT '-': '- MALCOLM ROBERTSON DARRELL SMITH 31 BILL STEVENS :Q- uniors ' i 3 Q' s f 'V' vu '! fx MARVIN STEVENS ' GLENN THQMAS BETTY TATE ELIZABETH TAYLOR if f- -L 'Kia MARGARET VESS I BILLY WILLIS ,,.,i-! JAMES WALKER RELLON WALKER We are the junior Class of Old Fort High School.We began our junioryear with great antieipations. We recognized the faet that our ranlcing was next to the Seniors. As juniors We have had a very eventful year. At the beginning of the year, we undertook severalmoney-raising projects for funds for ourjunior-Senior Banquet. One of the most important of these was our magazine sales.This proved very successful. Another was the junior-Teacher ball game . Students enjoyed seeing teachers in this new role and they were surprised to rind some all-conference players among the fa c ulty. Probably the most enjoyable project was the junior Play. The long, hard hours of practice were forgotten with the excitement of opening night. The success of our projects made possible a lovely banquet, that we hope will live in the memory of the Seniors as it will in ours. Several of our classmates were honored for their academic accomplishments by being chosen as Marshals. Exams, U, S, history, detention hall, ball games-victories and losses, and term papers are all memories of our junior year. This year was indeed all we had anticipated. Now we are on the threshold of becoming Seniors-a goal for which we have diligently strived. 32 li 1 I +1 , 1 4 nv w 1 ' .. 5 I , ,. wgl V .,... fl 1 Q 5 9, l :F if L 4 F f I 1 4 I L I Q 1. 4 1 I w Wd? iii Sopgomores Douglas Allison , ' , , Q1 f Martin Allison ,Q , ao v. Patricia Allison Connie Benfield Priscilla Creasman :D t, C.L, Davis lvery Davis Elaine Effler 34 Iris Clontz r s J jearlean Davis 7 f Barbara Davis Mary Effler , Sopfiomorcs pus Q I E Y Of Curley Elliott .-s Don Gibbs Collie Grant Howard Grindstaff Douglas Haney Fred Harris jame S Harvey Charlene Hoyle Brenda johnson Marg aret Lawson 1- 1 mr k' Y ' lax Q Joyce Lytle Nancy Lytle E5 Harold Grindstaff 'Di E V vm.. ex, Linda Harris Sammy johnson Revill Mallory Edna jo Fowler Sadie Haney 5 Ann Hensley Linda Lowe ry Claude MeEntire Louise McPeters 35 .L, 2:- ' ' 'r - Ju-- ,-.9 Billy Ray Moore 3 T ' if ..- Sopnomores Clark Moore Cheryl Nodine Edgar Poe Clark Raffield Bobby Stockton 'Ai 4 1 we of Dianne Walker . A , Jennings Robertson Mary Nell Rose Eugene Simmons r vw K U' sf : 0' 5.1 it LW. Turner Christine Vess jean Vess Linda Williams Jewel Ward 36 Q Ch arle s Moore Ted Rice QC 5- Lee Sutton Douglas Walker 4 Kaur .K ,X Q l . V: jx' C E v if 'ff ! F 1 I Y n I 1 I i 2 v 1 i S 24. 2 I ' s , i zfi we f 1 ,hz Y 4 , 5 I i E Q 3 5 .Q4 sv. Q fi' Q' M F' rv? rf?- QC rf X 'X -A - -,m...,m, I 0 f If dllil 'wi Nana? 3resHmen 5.-,.,,-.,,4,u ,AAM H ki-'I 1 'I H M SK il i 1 is ' , 4 inf! B ll El I ffm Q lm 3184? Ili? ay fs' wma ww 1 sw was mm Ava Allison Brenda Bailey 5hi1'19Y Balley ltd! lim! IC' Ax Margaret Be an I I N x. all Barbara Davis 5,414 MQ Henry Effler QS. Roland Hartwell Randy Kelly fjresfimen Judy Burnefte Brenda Carver john Crawford 4. 1 1 47, ST 4. ' Ci' Carolyn Davis Marlene Davis Geraldine Davis 5: Brenda Brown I' ' F7 54 Faye Dalton 9 s. v . R! Gerald Foster Sandra Gilliam Linda Haney Diana Freeman . M ,3- A Edwin Hudgins Linda johnson Barbara justice Margaret He ndley A 1, Robe rt Knupp 39 I a f r Colist Lewis jerry Moore K3 , ' , - Ge rald Robe rtson Rosetta Smith ,-M if is , . Wu. AJ ,-.W ff -Q 'N 115 Q, I Sue McDaniel W anda Parke r i 'pf Roge r Robe rtson fx Frances Simmons gresfimen Mitchell MCEntire Y xfv ?' A L Patricia Presnell Of if J C arolyn She rm an ...nv Ur N1 Margaret Simmons Q M. B' 1 MM Bynum McKe1vey Linda Raines Daniel Smith Norm an Stevens ta , Qu' Brantly Long Le ste r Murphy nu -Vt jane Robertson Wanda Smith Emmetta Stirewalt Glenda Stuart 40 Al- Freshmen .du Ronnie Tipton ' Mr Martha Vess X i Delores Walker F1-Qida Walker Gerald Walker je anette Warren Linda Worley Sophomores look forward to being juniors Our Sophomore ye ar brings us to the halfway mark in our high school education. We know now that we be long and this brings a very satisfactory feeling of security. This year has already had its rewards. Those who have been wise in their study habits over the years have reaped the fruits of their labor by being inducted into the Beta Club. Then, too, there are many of us who have excelled in other fields. In our athletic program we are proud of those who have done so well. Nor would we forget to mention the boys and girls who go along from day to day doing his or her best to become worthy citizens. Many of our Sophomores have another attainment which deserves our notice-we have our driver's license! That to us is a milestone in life. We hope that we do not underestimate the responsibility that it brings. We also like to recall the fe e li ng of unity that has become ours with both Sophomore sections organized under one president. We expect to maintain this togetherness throughout our high school days. Our Sophomores are proving from day to day that they will become good seniors We are accomplishinc this throi l . 3 rg 1 individual initiative which has already brought recognition to some of the members of our class. ffresflmen enjoy High school August 27, 1959 m arke d the beginning of a new and exciting school year for som e eighty of us teenagers lflavinc - J completed eight years of g ram m ar school in fine style, we were now pronounced full-fledged high school freshmen W h d e a e nte re d a new and somewhat strange world. Our one te a che r had become several and we found ourselves meeting each subject in a different room.With locker number and combination in hand, we were obliged to spend some th ' ' ra er trying minutes before our lockers trying to discover the magic turn that wouldmake our locks come o wen. We had ' l the uneasy feeling that we were being looked down upon by the upperelassmen, S . . oon, however, any apprehensions we may have had about high school soon vanished. We quickly mastered the art of being in the right place at the right time with the right book. The upperclassmen no longer sc emed like strangers and bee ld f. . . . . . . . V . . . ame o riends willing to help when we ran into difficult S1tu3t1ODS.W1fl1OUt hardly realizing it we had settled down I into the routine of classes and assignments. The clubs and other extracurricular activities proved quite inviting and the ll enro ments of the various organizations found quite a few freshmen names. The weeks have passe d quickly with studies and activities since those first few weeks of initiation. We are looking forward eagerly to our future years in school and to being the Class of '63, 41 mn- Mm' . gag! - 'F':Jn 5 W. , Q , amy' fu,-V Type a letter please. 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HELEN SI-H FLET 4 7 VM X 5- gwsf !f6,Q,.v Us - ., -V A , sz - gh A- 6906K 1 W A 'cf? '? x7000t 000K -- oeoo Q x- ii Kimi , I UIQ 353. Lv-f 35f'f'? v f . ,........-.- 'I -u' I ' I mal:-iq qs. Flrst row, left to rmlltzK11lI1xynHL1Ll:11x15,Dunn Fr-gcmgm, Ivlglrglmut Lawson, Carolyn SIICYZHJII, Carolyn DfIX'1S, lVll1l'fjL1l'L'I VL-ss, B.l1'l31Il'L1 Paul., Pr1sc1ll.1 Crcasmau, Elmul: Efllcr, Nancy Catlmsy. Second low: Ruby Hall, Lols Xllison, Lmda Dams, Bully Slum-c, Llmlgl Lowery, ButI3'jc11I.1ns, C111 I I . I ,A ts .- ,. . I J , . 1 I A . y : I I I Bryant, B-Jrlv11r.1 Dnyls, jcwcl Ward. Tlunl row: I..UlllSC McPc1urs, Mary Efflcr, Mary Rose, Call Piiklfllkllll, M,u'y 'Io Alllsun, janQlC.lryc1', M.1ry Smxtlm, lrxs Cly-mn, Iyury Dams, Comme Bunflelll, Mmlgyc I.11xL-mlar D.lYlS, Plllmcm Fry u. 5oclay's 3. 5. A. memflers are tomorrowls CcIUCafiOnaI Icaclvrs. y 7 -I I MRS. EULA TAYLOR 5 ,fs I- .I ' ami. I-ii I f I ' 'i ' lc',,..fA-' , , - ,,. , d.. 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Secoml row: Ednlw WllSOl1, A1111 Hensley, El1Ag1l1etl1 Taylor, Polly Kully, Llllxlll Conley, Kayu Bllflrllll, NI1llCyl'lL1l'I'1S, Sue Crawford, Butry Tale, EITIIIIELLI Sl.ll'L'XV3lt, Mary l.111dluy, Faye Bllfgjlll, 1, 1- . , f'1I.93:.:1+i:?5Q.Zf.-5-JL' Sl1e1l.1 1X1l.1111s,Tl11r1l row: Rolwm l'l11rr15, Stcxe McCauley, P111 Evans, Alice H11rr1s, Eddm R l1 1 Il 11 I1 .1 ull, Rm 1ll Mallory, jc1111111gs Robe1'lso11, Claude McE11t11'c, P111 Allen, 11111 Crllwfolml, Vvllyllll Allen, Lyllll Sl11llc1, Booster Clull plugs scllool spirit. MR. KENNETH GRIFFIN ,, , 5 I- 1 Q11 1 . ' 1 v' , qv.. V Aw .1 ' - 1 s.. ' I . . - , .J , 52 1. ' . -.- ,J ' -tw: - - -gi Y :-1 'FJ-P' Y V 1 V 'va-7,1 U Y .gan-Q-f 1 ' 'AJ 1 .3 4-.,,,1. - we Wag. Q7 'ii ,.i'5. nf 1 ...ra sfo, .-4, it - .T Q ae..---,m,,,,.., -rd. ,,-,M 2, Q .. r , ,I . ,, . J. , . .4 1 x M .. ,A I. Q, ,V ,Q First row, left to right: P at Alle ri, DcLois Harris, Nina Grindstaff, Kaye Burgin, Cheryl Nodine, Elizabeth Taylor, Alice Harris, Pat Evans, Faye Burgin, Mary Lindley, Peruiy Carver, juda Morris, Lynn Shiflet, Nancy Harris, Sue Crawford. Second row: Douglas Walker, j,W. Turner, Martin Allison, Curley Elliott, Wayne Allen, Malcolm Robertson, Richard Padgham, ..1. , A . V, 1' gf. 3. . d .' Rcvill Mallory, Don Gibbs, Ray Lytlc, Harold Hensley, Bobby Mason. Third row: David Reynolds, james Walker, john Burgin, Mike Teague, Robert Harris, Tommy Carr, Dan Grindstaff, jim Smith, Eddie Rhinehardt, Butch Gibbs, Steve McCauley, Eddie Wilson. Monogram Cluo exemplifies good sportsmanship. xl',g1. . 15 X ,fng.,T,-e ,Q ,u gi' .rio lf ?'r.,:?3,',t . 4. 1 i'24, hi . if if iv, 'Y Q up ' in rf ff W. ig . 4 f' 1 5 TN as-5, .n,n ,, 'Cvq' xv MR. KENNETH GRIFFIN 5-,g.1',s'gs'.g,'2'-1-3,4-'-.fs'.g:',..,Zi f , T :NH 'brim' g:lz e,f3, 1- if Ni . .ei '3-an 4 N ii F- Tllv?,?,',I,1g Q' au 1 A 'gilillx l'N:', 5 Wh gul ln'f if rlhlvfnhlf HT' SW it . ,V , sg? N .L lp'M,1,'g:u'2',, f 5 'lIlllnr VBWFIDHQIP lllllllllil A 3 BWP' It-fl' ' , 1 i ff 53 ' -' ol gl, ' ' . ' ' 1 L.-W f E 'w.' 'D 7 , 'U r . u -1.1 .Z , f L111L111 11.11'r1s, .X1111 111'11s11:y, F.11'1- 1311111111, C11Q1'1'1 NOL1111C, Mr. Greer, Mary P111111.111, 1,1 1111 S111f1u1, C11111111: Bu11f1c111, Dc1.O1s 1'1:11'r1s, C11l'1St111C Voss, K11111, 1.115 C1 11111111, C1111 B11 11111, 1111.1 Crisp, S11C Cr.11vfo1L1, Mnr11:1ru1 5311111119 11c1151c1', Office Staff assists principa1, teacf1ers and students. 19:51-14. 1:35111 1 1 -sf B T111' school o1'f1c1'-11 101 .1 1111111011 11-1-. 111-1. 111-111 11111 111111.1111i:s'd1-i1ve11s1cQ111Q 1-.1111 111911111114 10 -,11u11. 111 ,11111 lo 1'Qg'1OfV' anyxaif-5F13'1:L1'35 1'1111Q1'11'1111 1111' 1111s 111011 11 . 11c1'1Q, 1011, , 'X 171'11111111C11 1. z11'1u1y1,1I 1- x11svsfo1'111'11111:111s1111 or 1 O1 101' 11.11 11111 s,111111,11. . 1 1 , . -1 :f1' XXV -.-1 T111' 1111111 511111111 11111s 11'11011'O1'1. 11l1111' 11111Q1- 11'111 Q ,l1'1'1'.11'S111' 1111111-1111 1111 11111 111111111111111111111v.11 1011 S1'S1L'111 1 ' 1 11'111C11 5.11. 1151111-111 11141111' s11'11s 11c11'.u1111111111' 114911110110 1111 ' J W - l11CSSJ11L'S11'111k11 1 1,'- 1111- 11111111 111l'1Q1', 41 '1 '11o111uof1'1cQ CO111L'S111C 111o11c1,w.o11111.11-11 1111'O114'j110111 K, 1111' s1:11o1,11, 8111111 .1N1'11'111. 111111115 111111 11-1-sg s111oo1 store, ' 11111k1T1'OO111, 11111 11.111 -111111c 1'uQ1'.111s3 .1l1L11111l11Cl'U11S 1 Q ' 111 sQc1111111:o11s l'111111s ,111 to 11C 1o1:11111d,1v1.111111-11, 111111 - V' 11-31111: 1 '11 - . . . . 1 '1'o1111s 5111.111 11111111 game 1111- ll11l11C1'O1lS 1131111115 1'u1111cs15,.11111 1o111111.11111s111 11111'1y-11111111 11,'.1' mrs ,1 111111 IS 1111u11 1 .ll'1' 1111 1L011L11sc1.1111111 . 72111117 .1L11111111s11.11Or 11'1111 11111 1114111 01 1111111c111'1'1111S 0 1c1' 111131'1crs. z 1 I 5 I 'lla ' .IBE'1:I1z 501131 'YM-V r tilt 1 f --if x.: ! , First row, lcft to riiltit: Nancy Lytlu, Joyce Lytlr, Iiidsi Morris, Mary Limtluy, Betty Title. Sucond row: Iltlitli Dm 15, Luc Sutton, Cheryl Norliite, fitirary Ctu5 institts interest in literature y 4 Mary Lii ey, X ssistantg juda Morris, Head ' rariang Betty Tate, Assistant. ' a,6m:1,i MM, i , ot M' inlet Birtlutt, N1i11'tIl.L Voss, Marlene Davis. M R S . HELEN SHI FLET Sponsor 1199 . ,1g,,.,i:,':' t, ,yi ,ii-It-:i Q i i.',5'i. :jf , x 4 t I 'riiw 1 V 7-0 F55 , ' 1 lo -, -1-v ff? ' -4. 53? Q ,pf , ,.,gx,G4'J:I3c!:Jm: Sim' w 11, lf' fffb:il:f:J'wJ2: 1'f ,. 1wlglil:Wx:ff.:,lHlll.lv1f ' ' cY'?,:gy,.1j1:,j1'L'Jjl'f,Ju' lil :I ga ,,, ,, .Q-. ...-..-.y- '- l fi. l ,WY QE. ,fi 90 y . 1 X 9 2 fN . , -. r A. Q if 4- rv ......,a,..,,., -W Y - , i 4:9-n-rn. J-nu xl ' - 11-q W 'iii iq ga- 5. -xlw , yt! X if X if ' R A ,hu l-ll -,lvl s- N , Xia. Eg, N , r . A S '-N, ,J . , , 5-A ' F. ' ,, + 4. M I 'A r 3 f ,bf ,, h X x .., 5 g 4 Q' .5 s Y A 4 Y , - Y , , ' lf . - , a , V E' Q xr I 'l,f'f1llQ?!l'-55vfbllil3-4xgllz -1 'l llv ll , - . 1 , i,, ? P V A, , .E ,- N ,N , nfl? ,.., L Ugg- .45+.rjfL,l. ,u AQ,-. -, F'-ggirf, x M' 'fs Q, A x ,Ai JA, - af as wfb- U-f1I'lff-1?f.w:-I'fl .4-'vn flgllvfi-: l',il ,,7 5f.11ls'?n'g 'wlA.ll'vcf'xq '-.f.la'1'f 'M f1f4.i'f'f'ci'4?I1f52,' First row, left to rightzjunior McEnt1re, Buddy Conley, jimmy Langford, Norman Stevens, Roland Hartwell, Bynum McKelvey. jack johnson, jlm Crawford, Glenn Thomas, Marvin Stevens. Second row: llowarll Lytle, Edgar Poe, Roger Robertson, Malcolm Robertson, George Freeman, Rellon Wildlife Clull stresses sportsmansllip A sn Ai' H 9 ,. n Walker, Revlll lvlnlloly, llo xv J r llCvr1nLlslalf, llarolll GIlIlLlSlJll, llowarnl Noblitt. Tlnrll row: Bobby Stockton, jcrrrll Mclinure, jerry Sulton, Merrlll lVlCEl1lll'EZ, Clyde Raffield, Eugene SIIUITIOIIS,D.l11Gf1l1klSlilfl, Erlwinllullgnns, Mitchell lVlCEllIl14C, Darrell SYI'lll.l1, Jllllllly CYl1lklSlllff, R.l. llarvcy. and conservation MR. JAMES WASI-IBURN - S pracfzces. pfnfor W 4 57 1,5 ,, in in -nn- ...- .nn ...Q -an --.Q-4 l 1 -i ll i 1 ll I IQ IQ ll ,gy l -1 .1 mfg e -I 'I in ,,,s.,,Wwf0-fv'N '1'f ',WM H.. N W , -M-an-V -' Mrs. Rilpiu Nrxiinc, Mrs. Thomas johnson, B1.1mc Moore, Mrs. Mary LCUliL11'I'11ll1l, Mrs. Dcwcy Burgm, Mrs. Fannie Wlutcsrdus, Mrs. Blanchc llcnslcy, Mr Bcity S1lx'crs. Euncfiroom Staff provides wHo1esome, nutritious meals. MRS. RALPH NODINE -1f-X' Ba ley, Charles McGmms, Jewell Nobhtt Ma.ryEff1er any Pxturnan, Bxlly Ray I Y 58 .f', 3 ' als. I 3 Fifi? at 3 5 1 -U 7'l. Y, I 1 , ...W . I Q 1 I I Donald Dnvls, VVAYIIC Lyllc, Frzmk Ilolllflclrl, VIurx'1IlMQEul1xw.-, Dzzrrull SXHIUI, RJ. Iiglrxm-3 , Lcsllc Walker, Olcn Rxgc, Alb-:rl D.1x1s. Bus Drivers stress safety. , R , - 4. . 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' . 4, sv 6,1 ,f o... ' ,- 7 4 we Q First row, left to right: Sterling Poe, Claude McEnlire, Managers, Malcolm Robertson, Curley Elliott, john Burgin,jerry Moore, Fred Harris, Edgar Poe, David Rey nolds, Edwin Hudgxns, Reville Maloiy, Vernon Crisp, Buddy Conley, Manager,CoacliWashburn, Second iow:Co:ichGr1ffin, Mike Te ngue, llarold Hensley, Richard Pzidgliain, Eddie Wilson, Tom Carr, james Walker, Tommy Lytle, George Freeman, Butch Gibbs, Steve McCauley, Robert Harris, Eddie Rliineliardl. 19 9 Shyline con erence champions The year of 1959 was a greatyear for the Redskin's football team . This y e a r the y claimed their first Skyline Conference Championship by winning five conference games against no losses. The team was manned with seasoned performers and no single player seemed to outshine the other, Eachgame seemed to produce a new star. The small things, unnot i ce d by the fans, that produce this winner were many. The perfection blocking of our gre at line of McCauley, Gibbs, Freeman, Lytle, Walker, Carr and Wilson, o pe ne d up big holes for our backs. The play calling and deft ball handling of Quarterback, Mike Teague, as well as Hensley, Harris, and Padgham always fighting for Burgin, Robertson and Rhinehardt can not be over looked in giving cre dit to a sucessful season. Three of our players received arearecognition of their play. Tom Carr, Harold Hensley and Tommy Lytle were sele cted on the conference te am. Tom Carr was also selected on the Times all W.N.C, team. ac 'in' rl. f l ls an -Fl , , .W .q., 1 . r- ,fp wav ,.n.. fb it : - gifs' ' 2 ,p '9-Maile.-1 ' ,. .- ww...-l, ,.., -rf 7:9- 41 WQJIA 1 ,ia i 1 EDGAR POE, TOMMY LYTLE Center JERRY MOORE, TOM CARR Tackle JOHN BURGIN, STEVE MCCAULEY End FRED HARRIS, GEORGE FREEMAN Guard 66 REVILL MALLORY, EDDIE WILSON End DAVID REYNOLDS, JAMES WALKER Guard -arf -f -f 1' ' Lal 1 EDWIN HUDGINS, BUTCI-I GIBBS Tackle 'i HAROLD HENSLEY, TOM CARR. TOMMY LYTLE A11 Conference 85 Lv CURLEY ELLIOTT, RICHARD PADGHAM Fullback 2 EDDIE RHINEHARDT MIKE TEAGUE Quarterback 67 1, v 1:7154 .as MALCOLM ROBERTSON HAROLD I-IENSLEY I-Ialfback VERNON CRISP, ROBERT HARRIS Halfback Kaye Burgin Co C11tH1I1 Betty Tate Manager DeLois Harris Co Captain Gilliam, Penny Carver, Dianne Walker, Mary Lindley, Pat Evans, Cheryl L I1d3 Harris Nancy Lytle joyce Lytle Faye Burgin Delores Walker Lois Nodine, Brenda johnson. zrls have success ul year in Bashetfiall. Old Fort's girls lost five players by graduation and are rebuilding this year, The 1959-60 Indian maidens are ledby Co-Captains DeLois Harris andKaye Burgin, two of Western North Carolina's finest girl athletes. OldFort's girls have astonished everyone by winning their first six games, including a victory over power- ful Salem, one of North Carolina's be st girl teams annually. This fine start has served notice on other Skyline and McDowell Conference schools that Old Fort ishard to beat. The Old Fort Girls are the young- est team in either conference and could develop a powerful basketball dynasty if they follow up what they are now doing. C o ac-h Griffin states that a tremendous desire to win and a fine co-operative effort has been the key to the success ofthe girls this se ason. rcv . 1 W - ar A . X-.. f - - jim Smith, Steve McCauley, CO-C1l1'l.llIlS5 Curley llllmll, jerry lldxxuirds, Mike Tea-nie, Eddie Rliixiehuiil, DzinCrl11rls1.1fl, Buwcfi Cihhs, Wayne Allen, Richriril PL1Lh1llJ.lIl. l Boys show ability and sportsmanship. or y gp 1 , i Q A A The Old Fort Redskins have most oflastyear's squad 'h M., 7 -:mlb .f T, I P, ' 'i returning. The biggest lo ss was playmaker Lo cke mgfgagw K H it Kelley who m ove d to Arizona. The loss of several 'J gf - , Qi f J ,S-,ff-ful! ' F Q Q' 4 promising freshmen from last ye ar's te am also hurt gi' M ff 55, r f H the Redskins cage chancer. Even considering the a- ' xi, A 5 'T N356 if 455 , n ' bove mentioned losses Old Fort h a s exceptionally A rigid .T if T ,gal good talent. The Redskins won five of their first six pq: I 4 s 'sf . Q A dm' games this year and have not had the hard practice ' T is . , 1 H opportunities of their opponents. There is a general A 'l Q wg feeling around Old Fort that if the 1959-60 Redskins Y Q 1 live up to their potential, they would become the X , ,F , best te am in Old Fort's History and the sky would be M A the limit of their accomplishments. Big jim Smith has developed into the big gun of the Redskins this l Y , I ,. My . 1, season. Mike Teague, Wayne Allen, Eddie Rhinehardt f ' and Dan Grindstaff round out the starting five at this x 1-1 N V' time.SteveMcCauley,I-Iaroldl-Iensley, Butch Gibbs, 5 V Mm 5 and Richard Padgham give nine g oo dexnerienced ' A f '-'F-9 players. A fine group of sophomores and freshmen :.,, promise to he lp the Redskin's bandwagon rolling cf for years to come. 'Q 69 ' f . -1 x f AP V 'X wg' Sxwift X' ' r ' A 1 A V5 ry' 1 3 vs 4? A fi AV , 'Aviv Kx -- -I . xg 'Q 5 .1 il 4 5' X, 4.1 X 11, , M 1 '5tk5,,F1 K is VN .331 -4' S PAT EVANS Guard I FAYE BURGIN Guard SCHEDULE DeLOIS HARRIS Dec Drexel Guard Dec Glen Alpine Dec. N. C . S. D, Dec Salem Dec Drexel Dec N , C . S. D, Ian. Glen Alpine jan. Glenwood A jan. Nebo H' .fx S ,fi 5 'xl' , , . I . 1 ZA ' '52 x lx i- J' 30 a p-fl X , , f- ,5 X . x , A N 1' H I i 'fy AN' if x s X .V EU I Q g x V ,L gum, 4 M4 Q 4 'J ' lx ,, .V My, f ,Milf J U 'QQ .4 1 5 N' KAYE BURGIN W, Guard BRENDA JOHNSON 1'-5 'L-5 Forward MARY LIN DLEY DIANNE WALKER Forward Forward LOIS GILLIAM Forward X 5 1 Jan Ian Ian Ian jan Feb Feb Feb Feb. 12 C923 3 X. I'-Q ' X ,X 1 lil X 1 . .fre 7, 1 1 Ll s F S . , K 1 lf' 1 RICHARD PADGHAM Guard , STEVE MCCAULEY Forward BUTCI-I GIBBS . 15 Pleasant Gardens Center . 19 North Cove ' . 22 Nebo . 26 Pleasant Gardens 5 . 29 Salem . 2 Glenwood . 5 North Cove . 9 Mount Vernon Skyline Playoff 'idff 5.4 Qi , X .Ne ,f rwv J DAN GRINDSTAFF Center 5 N I F IQ FIZV' S5 N , , Y I 1 X 'Hgh X ' 9 MIKE TEAGUE Guard i 1 JIM SMITH WAYNE ALLEN EDDIE RH1NEHARDT Forward Guard Forward .AN 'Z , ' df? ,tx I wx 'Zi N f-Palm 44 T R x, . J,w, TURNER G . . , ,l gl - - TOM CARR 'T' f V b N 3 A 5 HAROLD HRNSLEY ROBERT HARRIS ig fm Q ,i Redsllins Hustle 64 Q- W on tHe us.. - - R gs. gt, Diamond f A BOBBY MASON I ,fd A SCHEDULE V ., A 4 1 H Glen Alpil CURLEY ELLIOTT 12. . . . Drex 1 A V V 1' ...... . . . . , nd 9 ...... North Co ' .::T '4' Old - 3 ........ Glenw 5 1 ,sg , oldl-' . ...... ,. Ne 6 , Old F ..... Glen Alpl S nf- , T Old lf J ....... Clenwo 14 T A f old Fong' ........ Cro 2 X Q -I li T Old F . ......... 6 A M -- ' of old F .. North 4 . , GILBERT LIFE , Q old 5 ........ Cro Z -R... . ........... 191 , A' A 9. .Pleasant Ga O X -3 , DAVID REYNOLDS ,A AIT fs . I J. - A -T: gb x ., ,,. K 1- 'iii an rp df.: . N v A lf' V 4, d '53 55 BRUCE BRADlm' RICHARD PADGI-IAM 3 T ,, K fx ' Y 425 - 'LS -Q ' irq- 'fa Cl . 0 9 . T A ' ,ff s. .Z ,, ,, I K A, ,, ,.., - f ' ',,.-f -, - . W b,-,,,..-v--.Av ' RAY LYTT-E COACH GRIFFIN 'X .. 2.1373 ev' 5' ,IF 'ag -iii ' . . I 4 ' -N V T . , v. 1 4- ' ' . ,rr , ' it V04 - is U . u 1 ,X . ' 14- ff h ' ' ' li . . L. , , A, . . , wk , ,- Y .- -1. f. 4 iq .. ge J.. I' P r , ' -4. ' J f l, , M X .,, 1 1 - .. , , 1 is . 1 , V, y up . r. -. l vv ll I . v- -' - W . 9 . - l . , P D X ' 5 :lf 1 X N E ill, v A 33 1 5 gf-sf !l '5 ay.. , 'I ' ' '. f 1 ,X fi ff, .,--.fain -4 ,Z if First row, left to right: Revill Mallory, Harold Hensley, Washburn, Mike Teague, Tom Carr, Dan Grindstaff, jim Robert Harris, Richard Padgham, Malcolm Robertson, Smith, Eddie RhiI1Cl'12l1'df,BufCh GibbS, Steve MCCQU-19V I am e s W alk e r, Martin Allison. Second r ow: Coach 7 5ra CQ 5 9 ' - - -Qve-N f 1 QW t' l l 1 pc. , s 1. 1 - 5 Q' 1 I . ' l ' 'Ai 'd X ' R N- ,qxrxzfa li H A ' 4 M' 3 x f' fe. 'iff lx Uv: ,jg K xx l A M wg A fl. !7 .Q rx . I ' fre N Q Y M 1959 wa s Old Fort's first year in track. The team under CoachWashburn engaged in two tri angular meets with Drexel andOak Hill. The Redskins didwell for themselves by taking second place in the first meet and taking first place in the second meet. The events that we participatedin were the sprints, middle distance runs, mile run and the field events of high jump, broad jump and shot put. N 1 .. f , - ' X-A ,tg f 4 I gd 5 K 1 fx X 7 V xi I f A ,J . -I Q I Nancy Harris, Sue Crawford, Barbara Peek, Lynn Shiflet, Lewis, Cheryl Nodine, Alice Harris, Nancy Lytle, Linda Emmetta Stirewalt, Elizabeth Taylor, Pat Evans, Colista Harris. Front, Vicky Hornaday. I 'Lil 'Tl 8 in WP 'ua l' 7 2 i 'fig1 f-fbi U n -it N, N , a af f , ff W a - ,, ,f'W1 4 - wwf i Q on ,,, , Q 4 f.. i X-Q51 A .-wi ff 3 , 1 S , N, , 'W -ir fi 0 1 K lyl ' ,, J J, , Q- Y 'S A Q-,. Q' f A U 1' f A 3 .m..,,,Wlh SQL ffl a Mi . I vi A 3 N -. ,E -Q ? 4 1 Nw' V1 JA :ip 3 ff 3' Qt 3.,,- f. 4 9 :K N ' ,sh , 'K ! ii MISS DORIS JONES First Grade 'uf' ,...- MRS.ELIZABETH LINDLEY Second Grade .I ' 'if 'TQ' .3 MRS.MARGARET HARRIS Fourth Grade 5 MRS, TI-IURLENE HOGAN Fifth Grade ff xlx' Slementary gaculty 'kv fun., we If MISS MILLIE KANIPE Second Grade MISS OLA WALL Second Grade ' ' m I :ff I ffm K Sul,- XL if MRS. JANET NORTON Third Grade MRS. MARY COX Third Grade z . K Cv' J fy 'l A ,fa -sr. MR S . A DELAIDE MCKELVEY Fourth Grade MRS. EVELYN ENGLISH Fourth Grade 76 -4-ff AQ MRS. BEULAH NICHOLS First Grade 7 G, 1-9 tw- MRS. FOY HENSLEY Third Grade x s T y -.... A 'inn I' 'I I U .1 MISS EARLINE KEATON Fourth Grade tiff MRS. NILENE WALKER Fifth Grade .x Q MRS. FAYE WELLS Fifth Grade xx vgn , 'N--uv' I . f 5X MRS. PEARL MORRIS Sixth Grade ,xl- lv 'l'.T MRS. JOYCE WILSON Eighth Grade Elementary Haculty MR. CLIVE WHITT MRS. I-IESSIE KNUPP Sixth Grade Sixth Grade 6' F51 9 E xr N MRS. DESSIE TITUS MRS. LOLA LONON Seventh Grade Eighth Grade .77 I I2 .. S 1 : MRS. GLADYS KANIPE Sixth Grade x 1 c MR. JACK PITTMAN Seventh Grade Jfr Y TH' 5' , x . I gtg' ' MRS. RUTH I-IORNADAY Librarian MV, Vv W 'L ! I U . 5 . K ,r xv rrmigrg' X P A -a il ei Y, - 9 ' i :f gt iftgixgy l X511 1 ,hifi . .oi -. ,I P I 'es iv 1 , f 3 , V il ...J MISS FRANCES HICKS First Grade First row, left to right: Shirley Allison, Martha Croom, Jeanette Vess, jean Clontz, Brenda Morris, Judy Ann Hoyle, Betty Ann Calloway, Darlene Davis, Patsy Lunsford. Second row: Mary Lynn Rhinehardt, Kathy Lytle, Kathy Lewis, Billy jolly, Larry Knight, Michael W i l l i a m s, Tommy Fowler, Daniel Hensley, Lance Walker, johnny Painter . Third row: Miss Frances Hicks Ollie Effler, R u t h S m i t h, Tommy Wilson, Tom Carter, james Lunsford, Gary Beach, Phyllis Freeman, Elaine Noblitt, Sharon Guthrie. 1 MISS DORIS IONES First Grade First row, left to right: Clint Walker, Ray Revis, Norma Lunsford, Rebecca Sawyer, janice Wilson, Craig Hogan, Steven Burgin, Rich a r d McEntire, Russell Croom . Second row: Miss Doris jones, Nancy jones, Debra Padgett, Elaine Morris, Susan Carswell, Mitzi Whittington, Kenneth Brinkley, Elaine W a t so n, Nadina McCormick, Betty Davis, Floyd Rector. Third rowzjerry Autrey, M i ke Silver, Marion Ennis, Bulo Carver, Don Grindstaff, Bobby jo n e s, Gail Bartlette, Nancy Grant, jerry Moore. MRS. BEULAI-I NICHOLS First Grade First row, left to right:Karen Burleson, Nancy Greer, Brenda Wells, Ann Flinton, De nnie Davidson, Tony Spurlin, Karen Parker, Vicki Hornaday. Second row: I.L. Hinson, Vickie Duncan, Randy Connor, Charles Kelly, Bobby Grooms, G ay White, Kenny Whitesides, Linda Dominick, Teresa Creasman, james Ricker. Third row: Elton Allison, Danny Walker, Paula Sue Nesbitt, Steve johnson, Yvorme Lester, Cynthia Stevens, Ricky Condry, Gary Burnette, Karen Monroe . MISS MILLIE KANTPE Second Grade First row, left to right: jerry Moore, Roger Effler, Dana Noblitt, Ted Smith, Bre nda C room, Steve Brown, Lois Hoyle, Frances Hoyle, Donnie Davis. Second row:CarrollWi1li:1ms, Gregory Tipton, Ana Presnell, Mary Davis, Terry He nsle y, Louis Sher1in,judy Lewis, Bernie Bartlett, Shirley Sword, Hazel Buff,jerry Calloway.Third row: Deborah Morris, Deborah Dominic, Doris Simmons, Tony Carswell, Fred Sutton, Dennis Bivens, Debra Smith, Elaine Moore, Cathy Bradsliaw,Thomas Norton. MISS OLA WALL Second Grade First row, left to right: Ramona Gillispie, Lester Ve ss, Herbert Carver, Terry Wilson, Dale Robinson,Michael Parker, Anita Bailey, Glenda Davis, Wanda L aw so n, David Wilson, Paul Souther. Second row: Douglasjohnson, Roger Harrison, Hugh Gilliam, james Robertson, Gary Ricker, Alan Kerlee, Dana Ruth Allison, Cathrine Rayfield, Lynn Bumette, Tibbie Lunsford. Third row: Bre nda Ve ss, Delaine Davis, Ronnie Bailey, Rose Burg i n, Mark Allison, Vivian Harris, Donna Morris, Shirley Thomason, Ronnie Smith,Gary Moore, Miss Ola Wall. Ax ' I .ff fri -e H, 0 . L T is ff- 5-. A '43-t.51'i .T 1 1 .Mfg 5 iQ t, S ' 'L A. A at y' X v . L Qgiifli . , Miss ELIZABETH LINDLEY ,, Second Grade First row, left to right: Glenda Vess, Audrey Harvey, Michael Bailey,Kem1y Burkhardt, Samuel Ennis, Tony Moore, Sandra Sawyer, Li nd a Wilson, Sandy Williams, Edith Grant, Janice McE.ntire. Second row: Timothy Presley, Ronald Lackey, Lynn Stevens, Mike Harrison, Nancy Lunsford, Sherry Byrd, Annette Manley, Sandra Hensley, Reid Davis, Gwen Parker, Gary I-lollifie1d.Third row:Brenda Hinson, Vera Be an, Loretta McNeil, Quinton Fox, Miriam Walker, Kenny Hurt, Susan Noblitt, Dennis Harris, Mark Baker, Leonard Coates. 4- Tl l . . l l, ' 3 '- 1 ,B wr, 4 .Signs Li cfffj was lite I Q, EVJQ 95, i , kr xl ,ly 5 f 45 irrwpt mmf, 1 x I I J, V 3- . N 1.,,f.15 , 'T J ,, A J X 4 ' XS. I 'Elf w ' r ...-...i.., 4' Ii -,.!'-'Z t X 'ie I R.. ? 1 X V! ,x VA X vat' 01455 .J U. aug' fu'JM- e A. Ds! I5 'I 1. ifsf 1 wi: N lllqllil MRS. FOY l-IENSLEY Third Grade First row, left to right: Dean Croom, Katie Allison, LyrmWhite, Cathy Connor, Randy Pressley, GeorgeMil1er, William Bradley, Marvin Lunsford,Mike Dalton. Sc c on d row: Edwin Parker David Allison, Wayne Kelley,jane McCauley, Sh e rr i ll Wilson, Candy Allison, Robert Orr, Wesley Knupp, Ne al Bake r. Third row:Greg ory McGinnis, R a n dy S t e v e n s, Justine Williams, Sharon Allison, Tim MeEntirc, Fred Silver,Timothy Allison, Clifton jones, Elaine Creasman, Joyce Vess, Brenda Hall, Tommy Effler. MRS. JANET NORTON Third Grade First row, left to right: Nancy Ramsey, Dan Grindstaff, Phillip Steppe, Nina Grant, Billy Burlerson, Steve Effler, Laile Walker, Steve Burnette. Second row: Kathy johnson, Elaine Rector, Linda Hurt, Linda Byrd, Patty Marsh, Claude Chrisawn, Allen Vess, Lala Walker, jimmy Brown, Darrell Slierlin, Douglas Lunsford. Tliird i cw: Debbie johnson, Arthur Phillips, Madonna Allison, Shirley Condrey, Thomas Smith, james Gibson, Dan Dalton, Allan Brown, joan Rector. MRS. MARY COX Third Grade First row, left to right: Wayne Souther, Elair. McPeters, Violet Grant, Charlotte Presnell, Glenna Allison, Billy Sanders, Ivory Harris, james Rl-nom, Patricia Bradley, Linda Orr. Second row: Mrs. Mary Cox, Larry Hensley, Glenn Lewis, Garry Early, jimmy Grooms, Charles Pre snell, Kenneth Bailey, William Nichols, Harold Grogan, Barry Early, Robert Robinson. Third row: Paul Bailey, Gail Vess, Di anne Allison, Sharon Noblitt, William Glovier, Judy Bean, Ronnie Davis, Tommy Medford, Ray Harris, Ronald Hoyle. T' , . MRS. MARGARET HARRIS Fourth Grade First row, left to right:John Lipe,Bobhy Sutton, Randy Silver, Martha Morris, Mary Arm Croom, Mike Hogan, G,G. Sanders, Mike Johnson, John Smith, Brenda Sherman, Johnsie Mae Elliott. Second row: Nancy Allison, Howard Revis, Charles Effler, Darrell Stuart, Lee Grooms, Kathy Grant, Shirley Hurt, Phyllis Conner, Kaye Elliott, Slierron Griggs.Third row: Robin Snyder, Janice Beach, Fredith Smith, Cecil Pittman, Mary Lewis, Ronnie Condrey, Raymond Morris, Larry Burgin, PatriciaBailey. MISS EARLINE KDXTON Fourth Grade First row, left to right: Kenny Noblitt, Max Hendley, Steve Robertson, Nancy Gilliland, C h a r l e s Thomas, Johnny S i lve r, Sylvia Silber, Hank Caplan, Joy ce Bailey, Viola Effler, Jeanette Hensley. Second row: Herbert C r e a s m a n, Donnie Lytle, Frances Smith, Loretta Fre c m an, Sheila Carsvvell, R on a l d Low e ry, Robbie Pressley,George Manley, Ethel Sword, Glenda Moore . Third row: Jack Piercy, C h e ry 1 K e 1 ly, Raymond Hartwell, Je re line McGinnis, Ja m e s Knupp, Wayne Condrey, Janet Buckner, Doreen Allison, Phyllis Raffield. MRS. ADELAIDE MCKLLVEH Fourth Grade First row, left to right: Judy Spurlin, Vivian Ennis, Linda Moore, Lore tt a Evans, Donald Silvers, Jerry Bartlett, Me rri ll Davis, Michael Simmons, Calvin Allison, Pamela Bailey. Second row: CharlesByrd, James Rumfelt, Betty Knight,Beverly Early, Linda Williams, David Dalton, Douglas Simmons, Stephen Painter, M a r s h all Walker, PhyllisWhite.Thirdrow: Mrs.Ade1aide McKelvey, Denny Bean, Ray Grant, Billy Early, Linda Edney, Margie Gibson, Raymond Moore, Linda Smith, Jo Ann Lunsford, Anita Moore, Lionel Wal.ker. Ax '1' 3 f .ku 'tartan H2123 isfxnfl 4 in :xml I .,,,.n.. 'HIV -.-4 JL lr. , 'QA v M111 c N595 Q' J. 1 1 q gn ? - v - V 1 x A, ' ' tj' ri 3 , i I Qtflf 'r lips'-se can ,X Y x I 5 - - nw 'Ai 4 4 I e RN 'F'-fi-f ,gf fl vgix Ah: Vi P 5. ' if Q, FSH .nys Qw . 'N I IT I W f s f-'Fx H.-'Q K ,N ' 1 v A a n ' R 5 ai ' s 5, vi Q effs J - -i ,k Fx 5, 1 .QTQEEKY l I 1 N ,E ji T QA Oh I 1 4 X 'r M v. l sw .' J -Q, Pal QJ 1 it ,rr-Y R -A-1 1 Vw fn xi ff X vt , MRS. EVELYN ENGLISH Fourth Grade First row, left to right: Sandra Simmons, Jerold Ve ss, Robert Sanders, Deborah Presnell, Wanda Davis, Linda McPeters, Jack Grogan, Mike Moore, Jerry Harris. Second row: G ary Davis, Jerry Ray, Ronnie Coates, Michael Rhom,Douglas McFalls, Dona ld Bur-khart,Delois Lunsford, Marth a Johnson, Marcia Gilliam,Janet Watson, Chucky Brown, Judy Ann Vess. Third row: Allan Baker, Michael Ramsey, Wayne Lytle, Judy Moore, Dianne Silvers,Carolyn Smith, Gloria Pressley, Mary Jane Fox, Lavon Smith, George Orr, Mrs. Evelyn English. MRS. THURLENE HOGAN Fifth Grade First row, left to right: June Effle r, Jani c e Evans, Nellie Smith, Susan Smith, Sharon Burleson, Tenny Rector, Evelyn Brown, Patsy Oats,Dale Gilliam, R onnie Hurt, Ervin Allison. Second row: Gerald B ake r, Ernest Robinson, D a nny Ve s s, Roger Allison, Janice Golden, Betty Sue Robinson, Eddie Rhom, Mary Davis, B a r b a r a Lewis, Mike Chri sawn. Third row:Donald Lackey, Richard Early, Lloyd Lytle, Sammy Harris, Robert Hartwell, Ray Grindstaff, Guy McGinnis,Stuart Robinson, Patsy Moore, Kaye Allison, Elizabeth Knupp, Linda Morris, Ray Grooms, Mrs. Nichols. MRS. NILENE WALKER Fifth Grade First row, left to right: Steve Raines, Nancy Grant, Bruce Cooper, Ronnie Evans, Susie Davis, Joyce Allison, Carole Allison, Carolyn Effler, Vivian Wilson, Linda R ay, Roberta Myers. Second row:Jay Revis, Roger Souther, Ronald Parker, Opal Grant, Monte Lee McNeill, Tommy Jones, Nancy Davis, Nancy Bailey, Donald McPeters, Susan Frye, He le n Moore, Mrs. Nilene Walker. Third row: Eve r e t t Davis, Cynthia Tilson, Emily Jo Lytle, Dennis Lowery, Edwin Moore, Hug h Revis, David R h i n e h a r d t, Benny Harris, Wayne McCauley, Mike H e n sl e y, William Pressley. MRS, FAYE WELLS Fifth Grade First row, left to right: Donnajohnson, Kay Arney, Sharon Berry, H a r ri e tt Thomason, Gary Spurlin,jack Stevens, Kenneth McEntire, David Hensley, joan Gillispie, Toni Pre ssley, Clair McKinney, Gayle Stevens. Second row: Edith Manley, P aule tte Rice, Roy Wal.ker, Wade Walker, Ronald Painter, Wayne Monroe, Mike Kelley, Daniel Effler, Ronald I-lo1lifield,Mona Teague, Judy W i lli a m s, Mike Elliott, Third row: Lester Dalton, Connie johnson, Meredith Vess, Susa n Ramsey, Fred Burgin, Bill Morris, jack McGinnis, De an Thomason, BarbaraBai ley, Madelyn Penland, Dan Banks, Mrs. Faye Wells. MR. EUGENE ENGLISH Sixth Grade First row, left to right: Randy Lowery, Charles Stockton, jimmy Autery, Paul Chrisawn, Dou g la s E arly, Douglas Grindstaff, Stanley Davis, Terry Powell, S am Buckner. Second row:Evelyn Stone, I oy ce M a nley, Gail Baker, SharonJohnson,Elaine Robertson,Verna Mclintire, C arolyn Allison, Roger White, Kenneth Burleson. Third row: Sue Davis, Marie Croom,Sherry Noblitt, Mickie johnson, Joyce Hall, Carroll Turne r, l-larold Re e d, jerry johnson, Mr. Eugene English. MRS. GLADYS KANIPE Sixth Grade First row, left toright: Dickie McNeil, Doris Bryant, Judy McPeters, A g ne s Effler, Larry Harrison, Ronnie R obe rtson, Ronnie Johnson, G a rly Lavender, Winston Bailey . Second row: Mrs.Gladys Kanipe, Rita White, Jerry Condrey, Ronald Silber, Jane Ellen Nichols, Beverly Medford,Arnold Vess,. Randy Nichols, Jerry GreenL Third row: Shirley jenkins, Larry Moore, Marilyn Chrisawn, Janice McPeters, Dennis Wilson, Leonard Wal.ker, Shirley Fre em an, Velvi a Grant, Dan McGinnis. --ag'-v Q..-,L V 'W-Q f' l 1? YQ l..4' X, 'm X . I et.,- ff-1-4 V- , ,'- X X 1 i ' r jf I af- r ' x fiat M KW!!! 9 -s W5 Y v.,,. K F' B.-. . - -+.f..v,-,- ,-- --W -1.. -...- vo' 4 3 K r l 'ge i l .R xv -.MQ 4, I n ...ir XJ 4 4 114 'Fin T 9 MRS. HESSIE KNUPP Sixth Grade First row, le ft to right: Mary Ann Walker, Brenda Whittington, Lilliam Ricker, Shirley Wyatt, judy Lunsford, Billy Lytle, Ronald Gillespie, Ronnie Richardson, Ray Allison. Second row: Annette Sherman, Sharon Hendley, Shasta Warre n, Brenda McFalls, Brenda Davis, Troy K e ll e y, Gary Tipton, Dallas Morris, David Vess,john Oates, Alvin Turner. Third row: Mrs. I-Iessie Knupp, Bobby Myers, Charles Bartlett, There sa Early, Brenda Kay Hoyle, Gail McGinnis, G ar vi n D av i s, Kathryn jones, Robert Parker, Richard Burnett. MR. CLIVE WHITT Sixth Grade First row, left to right: Arvle Davis, David Parker, Donnie Elliott, Wayne Moore, Harold Thomason, Don Coates, Mina Walker, Faye Allison, Avery Lawson, Shirley Sanders. Second row: Myrna Lipe, Roger johnson, Cheryl Davis, Vernon Davis, Sam Freeman, Ronda Lewis, Billy Snyder,judy Crawford, Linda Wilson. Third row: Judy Harris, Phillip Sigmon, Larry Walker, Margaret Smith, Helen Noblitt, Libby Piercy, Warren Autery, johnny Allison, Mr. Clive Whitt. MRS. PEARL MORRIS Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Starlin Wyatt, Roger Knupp,joyce Orr, Sandra Knupp, Karen johnson, Lorrane Burrell, je a ne tte Lewis, Bobby Suttlemyre. Second row: Alvin McGinnis, Danny Yeary, Elaine Sutton, Billy Craig, Lewis Phillips,Randy Robinson, Lloyd Robinson, Marlin Allison, Allen jones, Coy Davis, Lesley Grooms. Third row: Mrs. Pearl Morris, Toni Teague, Elizabeth McPeters, Margie Beam, Gail I-ludgins, Michael Moore, jimmy Moore, Micky Arney, Gary Robertson, Wanda Padgett, Archie Smith. MR. JACK PITTMAN Seventh Grade First row, left to right: FrancesPittman, Patricia Connor, Lois Stewart, Linda Harvey, Jewell E ffl e r, Mary Grant, Sharon Grant, Kenneth Norton, Nancy Knupp, Bonnie Harris. Second row: Danny Willis, Patricia Elliott, Johnny Walker, Ronald Nodine, Alvin Grogan, Bill Quinn, Max Gilliam, Tommy Johnson, Tony Baker, Bobby Brown, Danny Greenlee. Third row: Mr. Jack Pittman, John McEntire, Jimmy Willis, Charles Rector, Ric h a r d Johnson, Johnny Kelly, Patricia Cooper, Linda Lytle, Jane Padgett, Helen Cosgrove, Sharon Brown, Terry Noblitt, MRS. DESSIE TITUS Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Terry I-lendley, Billy Medford, Linda Caplan, Grace Gibson, Ralph Willis, Steve Parker, Paul Noblitt, John Hampton, Dewey Croom . Second row :Madge Strickland, Dee Jennings, Glenn Warren, Frances Berry, Audrey Gilliam, Lydia Presley, Judy Allison, Shirley Hartwell, Betty Allison, Delores Robertson, Sharon Golden, Cheryl Thomas. Third row: Mi-s.Dessie Titus, Particia Vess, Judy Smith, Catharine Robinson, Jean Mason, Sandra Smith, James Scoles, Larry Camp, Rog e r Presnell, Steve Allison, Leroy Davis. MRS. MARGARET GREENLEE Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Sherry l-le ndley, Clara Jenkins, Anita Allison, Louise McKinney, Calvin McKelvey, James Frye, Lester Gibson, Marcus Hensley, Charles Stirewalt . Second row: Nadine Green, Martha Beech, Robert Smith, Carl Sutton, Ray S to C kt o n, Linda Thomas, Joe L e e Allis o n, Marvin Wal.ker, Clark Parker.Third row: Gloria Turne r, Patsy Buckner, Jean Smith, Teresa Brown, Nina Stevens, Charlotte Monroe, Linda Allen,C1yde Allison, Frank Brown, Mrs. Margaret Greenlee. i lr ' - 1 ' :,?',r'L1: ..m ' T' '-' 'TEHL .,g , .fail E ,lil Q-1' + 'w f . .i , 1 X X 'ga nf A., 4 5 K i r' '..4' 2 .., Mg fini M 47 MRS. LOLA LONON Eighth Grade First row, left to right: StephenGreene, Harold Crisp, CharlesPittman, Nathan Grant, W a de Revis, Harvey Smith, Russell Vess, Clyde Condrey, Carroll Hall. Second row: Charles Powell, Li H Cl 2 W i Iso n, Frances Lavender, Loraine R330 lOy Phillips, LauraPoteat, Clyde Peek, David Earle y, Mai-vin Autrey, Carl Massey. Third row: Judy jenkins, Virginia Burnette, Louise Davis, Peggy Lackey, Frances Lytle, Barbara Plemmons, Sandra Dunham, Linda B u rg i n, Charles Davis, Steve Vess. MRS. JOYCE WILSON Eighth Grade First row, left to right: johnsie Harris, Kaye Thomason, Vina Eller, Eunice johnson, Sarah Effler, Reba Williams, Judy Grog an. Second row: Brenda Bryant, Shirley Coate s,Glenda Thomas, Garry William s, Steve Wilson, Harold McEntire, Eddie Ricketts, jerry Lewis, jerry Piercy. Third row: Mrs. Ioyce Wilson, Rachel Hudgins, Carol S t o c k t o n, Shirley Allison, Roger Davis, Frank Moore, H aro l d Stockton, jimmy McGinnis, Glenn Grindstaff. Library Scene MRS.: RUTH HORNADAY Librarian The elementary library of Old Fort School has a teacher-librarian, for the first time this year. Mrs. l-lornaday has a staff of student librarians from the l-ligh School to help her . They work at the desk and help with the other chores. The se workers include the follow i ng: Alice Harris, Faye Burgin, Ann Hensley, Carolyn Moore, Kathryn Hudgins, Christine Hampton, Iris C lontz, Nancy C athy,l-lazel Coates, and Shirley Davis. The library has a total of 4700 volumes and has an average of 200 volumes in circulation each day. All grades have a library period each week. This period is used to exchange library books and for lessons on the use of the library. For the first time many children are finding the library is more than a place to check out books. It is a source of information, adventure, excitement, and pleasure . llll yi.. Sa PQ- i M1 Xl! x-,ax rrjsm -wr A ! .3-q-v----v , fs A-X X ' 1. Hi r 'E' K fi gif f 5 jp' ' 5 r 4 A L , ' ,, ,f , if Se ate d, left to right: Sue Crawford, Assistant Editor, jerrill Mclintire, Editor,Lynn Shiflet, L:1youtMan.1ger. Second row: Colistu Lewis, Freshman Representative, Cheryl Nodine, Sophomore Represenlatixc, Edith Davis, Picture Editor, Pal, Ev:1ns,junior Representative, Nancy Harr1s,Circul:ition Manager, Robert Knupp, Freshman Representritix'e,Breni.la Freeman,Piclure Editor. 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WALDENSIAN BAKERlES...BAK-ERS OF SUNBEAM BREAD 97 Supreme in Qualify Posteurized BILTMORE MILK Grade A BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Phone 2179 Marion, North Carolina 98 Reliable Prescription Service CENTER PHARMACY Free Delivery Phone 25 Old Fort, N.C. Best Wishes from UNITED RAYDN KNITTING MILL Division of United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc. Old Fort, North Carolina ,99 cH2I'sfE's' BARGAIN STORE fi 8 N . Main Street Marion, North Carolina Slightly Used Sterilized Clothing IYKENS HOSIERY ?I1IIIl:LS, INC. Executive Offices: In our new modern mill at Marion, North Carolina , I Phone 2174 Lykens Standard Sox I GUM' R.I.. CONLEY, DISTRIBUTOR Gulf Petroleum Products Phone 7241 Marion, North Carolina BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Everything To Build Anything South Garden Street P.O. Box 109 Marion, North Carolina Phone Numbers 4391 and 2-5271 Youngs CIW MOTOR coMPANY P. H. NEIGHBORS, OWNER NORTH MAIN STREET U C RS BOX 593 Phone 8341 QUALITY SED A Marion, North Carolina MARIQN' N, C, CAROLINA TIRE CO. Phone 2-2799 Marion, North Carolina SRVE AF C IS Img IE 7. Q f.00n, 'vnn . O99 5101 . MS MarIon, North CarolIna H SI S TIRE SI RECAPPING SERVICE Highway 70, West .lI.S.IlIJYAl I TIRES I Marion, N. C. FARMERS COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE, INC. P.O. Box 2419 Marion, North Carolina I. ,f ILL, , fo, fr 'L ' JIMESUQI'-5 HZRDWIAKEJI' 'S ' BILL GYRQIFFITH JEWELERS f,f4.,,f.y '25 Ilff A ,Wi , I fr fnlis, ff,j.A, f.. ,Z 1- A V, U' -I , g ,Jj,RiQM,Jg,f',gSISporqtinghgoodsgep AV, 0 X4 Gorhfamdand Towle Sterling Silver H 9 y Q A I X' f A V Jewelryfylfatch Reffair ' ' I MMS,-2551 No,ffI5ICC,r5fff5di' I W ' T 'A' 26 T72 South'Mairi'Street JI, ff, :'Ph0ne.,6221,,A, yo to . .. , Mqrio,n,,North.CaroI,ina, 4 - 4 I C- oe' A J, - sf' L, ,J I 1 f -.-JKJL ,, In ff. 11 ,QQ-,o,.1, ff , Zif,- , f I L BOB HARRIS USED CARS Reconditioned Used Cars East Court Street Marion, North Carolina LOVEN FufQif1i'tURE COMPANTK' Complete Li'n4eUH8me ,Furnishings 6-8 Main Street Phone 82II P.O. Box 88 Marion, North Carolina STELENS Sells For Less Marion, North Carolina Save on Schoolware at THE BARGAIN STORE 32 South Main Street Marion, Nort.h Carolina GOUGE PAINT AND GLASS CO. 'Highest Quality Paint and GIass Marion, North Carolina Flowers by Wire HUNTERS FLORIST I28 S. Main Phone 429i Marion, North Carol ina GILBERT J. HOLLIFIELD General Contracting Marion, North Carolina Compliments of JUMBO GRILL Highway 70 West of Marion The One And Only Jumbo WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 6331 21 South Main Morion, North Corolino Compliments of RUBY'S FLOWER SHOP For the Prettiest in Flowers Phone 21-4 Old Fort, North Carolina YOUNO'S SHOE STORE 38 South Moin Street Morion, North Corolino ROCKETT MOTORS, INC. Soles ond Service Telephone 30 Old Fort 3, North Corolino Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Feclerol Reserve System Member F.D.I.C. Morion, North Corolino OLD FORT BARBER SHOP We Need Your Heocl to Operate our Business Moin Street Old Fort, North Corolino TYSON FURNITURE COMPANY Everything for Your Home Phone 9-4381 Block Mountoin, North Corolino Compliments of T. B. FAW St SONS PLUMBING AND HEATING Myers Pumps Phone 107 Old Fort, North Ccrolino OLD FORT CLEANERS Prompt, Efficient Service Sove IOCXO Cosh 8x Corry Phone 193 Old Fort, North Corolino Compliments of R. L. HARRIS OROCERY Cotowbo Avenue Phone 2 Old Fort, North Corolino Compliments HUGHES DEPARTMENT STORE Dependable Merchandise in Old Fort, North Carolina Compliments of THE OLD FORT SUPER MARKET Old Fort, North Carolina R. L. JAMES 8K SON Manufacturers of Hosiery for Men Marion, North Carolina Compliments of YOUNG'S ESSO SERVICE ESSO ESSO Marion, North Carolina ETTA PAPER BOX COMPANY, INC. Phone 8'26I Marion, North Carolina Manufacturers of all kinds of Set-up and Folding Boxes Compliments of BURGIN PLUMBING AND HEATING Marion, North Carolina Compliments of LAUGHRIDGE FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture - Household Goods Frigidaire Electric Ranges West Henderson Street Marion, North Carolina ELIZABETH JAMES MILLS Marion, North Carolina EAST CCQJRT MOTOR CO. Pontiac Sales and Service ALLISON'S DUTCH GRILL Dial 2-366I Finest Barbecue in P,Q, BOX 496 ' Western North Carolina Phcne 4241 Steaks - Seafoods Marion, North Carolina Clllcken in Boskel Marion, North Carolina HAWKINS LUMBER COMPANY AII Building Materials Marion, North Carolina Headquarters for McDOWELL COUNTY FARMERS FARMERS' FEDERATION Britt Hogan, Manager OId Fort, North Carolina BAKER'S WATCH SHOP Compliments ot' COCA-COLA BOTTLING Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry COMPANY Main Street Marion, North Carolina Old Fort, North CaroIina BRADLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 26I E. Main Street Old Fort, North CaroIina SUBURBAN RULANE GAS COMPANY OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC. Domestic Heating Commercial Phone 2I54 P.O. Box 960 CIinchFieId Underpass MARION BUICK COMPANY, INC. RHLEEE Telephone 2I4O or 2I49 25 North Garden Street Marion, North CaroIina GLENWOOD GENERAL STORE Groceries-Feed-Seed-FertiIizer Lime and Stone Hauling Phone BIZO Glenwood, North Carolina IDEAL CLEANERS I33 West Henderson Street Ballew Motor fo., Inv. 436 Eus! C0urlhilRT5:TJI'r:lonEa 2157 - 2158 We CaII for and Delivery E t'n Phone 726I 10 4 rv' O I I 'N , ' 4 Og 'O . ' 8 , O I s l 0 'S 0 D . Q -1 yi - . . - VM: S 54 I - Q o A s 3' 'U 4- A' 4' 'X I . I f 0 N' 1 ' 5 ' 1 0 o ' 9 in f Q o 4 ,,-JS' s - 'A Q I I , , Q Q v W, X -J.. 3 1 1 4 ' 'o.9 v