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

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Take o peek into-- Mfowdead Sponsored by the Senior Class of Old Fort High School, Old Fort, North Carolina FOREWORD As this school year comes to an end, it will be time for us, the Seniors of 1961, to go out and face the world on our own. In this volume of THE ARROWHEAD we, the annual staff, have tried to accumu- late some of the many wonderful experiences that have been ours this year. It is our hope that this book will bring happy memories to each of you in the years to come. Steve McCauley Editor -in -Chief OLD FORT HIGH SCHOQL IDed1ca11on Memorlam SGDIOFS Jun1ors Sophornores Freshmen Elementary Akctivities . lkthletics . Adwnusmnmns.. .. Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page OUR ALMA MATER Hail to thee, our dear old high school, How our hearts beat highg Praises we will always bring To thee we raise our cry. We're a band of busy workers striving to do well, With a fixed determination always to excel. Lift the chorus--speed it onward-- Loud our praises ring! Hail to thee, our dear old high school, Loyal hearts we bring. So let's stick together 'gether Old Fort forever--ever Old Fort forever--Rah! Rah! Rah! CHEERLEADERS LEAD GROUP IN SINGING SCHOOL SONG AT HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME 3 Bounces and bumps and an occasional flat tire! We got an education the hard way! 4 Through The Oral talks and trembling knees! Remember how long it took to learn that an audience doesn't bite! Keyhole To Memories of faces and fun we'1l never forget. Seen through the lenses of youth and Magnified by the magic of imagination, recollections of these figures and scenes converge into the tableau which is Old Fort High School--the focal point of our teen-age experi- ences. Here we sighed and suffered through our first love af- fairs. We frolicked and fought, loved and learned, grumbled and grew- experiencing emotions and discovering ideas we never knew existed. Here we yelled for our teams, struggled with our assignments, and at the end of our senior year we paused to review our recollections. . . . . Hail to the Readers ' Guide and the card catalog! Remember th e research papers and the footnotes ? xx OF FACTS ..... ranging from the digestive system of the earthworm to the population of Afghanistan .... so painstakingly presented to us and so blithely forgotten .... facts so unimportant in themselves but so essential to the framework of our education. 2 will when we hanged Hamlet in effigy ..... and shot the winning goal in a tournament game . . . . .and danced the evening away in our Junior-Senior formals. . . .and tormented the Beta pledges .... and returned to our classes refreshed and invigorated. OF FUN... QF LIVING in a group of teen-agers--each one different, but all bound by a bond of mutual interests and common problems ..... learning by daily associations the age-old lessons of toler- ance and cooperation. J ,gy Nw. . the lessons inbooks and in experiences, in classes and in associations. . . . . . .learning to question, to consider, to doubt. . . . . .and while learning, beginning to discover how much there is to know. GF LEARNING CDF PARTICIPATION on the football squad, the homeroom committee, the Student Council .... knowing that you're part of it all .... feelingasense of belonging .... experiencing the pride of ac- complishment and the fun of working together IO fy X from a fellow student's morning devotional .... or a teacher's chance remark .... from a book found while browsing in the library .... or a fleeting glimpse of nature's glory through a classroom window, followed by renewed ambition and the will to achieve. OF INSPIRATION 1 r 4 V1 H515 m? H PRINCIPAL Mr. P. W. Greer COUNTY SUPE RINTENDENT ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR Miss Mae Ramsey Mr. Melvin H. Taylor sl The familiar voice heard over our P.A. system is that of our principal, Mr. P. W. Greer. A dedicated school man, he constantly strives for an improved and broadened curriculum, and for equal educational opportunities for every individual student. Mr. Greer believes that it is the school's responsibility to build within each child a desire to grow physically, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, and socially so as to live the fullest and happiest life. Q.,-P BOOKKEEPER Mrs. Sue M. Chrisawn 'ix If N.,,Av' Q-1' Q Mrs. Truby Painter Mrs. Helen Shiflet Mr. Charles Smith Mr. James Washburn Western Carolina Lenoir-Rhyne College University of Floridag Western Carolina College Senior Sponsor U, N. C. College Senior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor 'Q' Mrs. Betty Marston Furman University Sophomore Sponsor Mr. James H. Smitn Appalachian State Teachers College Freshman Sponsor -S., owl GW 1 Mr. Kenneth Griffin Catawba College Freshman Sponsor l. 'Qs Mrs. Bula Taylor Woman's College of U. N. C. Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Sue Glovier Appalachian State Teachers College Home Economics Mrs. Louise Haney High Point College Freshman Sponsor Mr. Donald Anderson N. C. State College Agriculture 2, For Advice. For Help .... For Leadership For Friendship For Inspiration BECAUSE SO FEW SPEAK FOR SO MANY, THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO OUR COACHES. Words c annot fully express our gratitude for the example set by these two men. They have advised us with our numerous . problems during our high school years. By following their lead- ership, many of us have become better persons who will make a ' ' ' better world of tomorrow. Their teaching and coaching has been n n . an inspiration to every student and athlete. For their genuine in- terest in each member of the student body, we Wish to dedicate THE ARROWHEAD of 1961 to our coaches, Mr. James R. Wash- burn and Mr. Kenneth D. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. James Washburn , 9 1 'ln' 1, it .MQ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin pose with their children, Kenny and Cathy. I4 1 I -M 54,,',w,,,X 1 V f . X f .J ,5,fi-,,', ff , ' h -L '4fI1',,y 4g gIlf'f,gJ ', ,vm ,1, - , 'wh xiffz f g - 1g6,QM4,,, f 1, '-X Q. 0 The senior class of 1961 chose todedicateT1-IE ARROWHEAD to our coaches Mr. James R. Washburn and Mr. Kenneth D. Griffin I5 w-v-nn-q K K The tragedy of December 2, 1960, is etched deeply in the minds and hearts of students, teachers, and all who knew Tommy Lytle. The lesson to be learned from his sac ri- fice will remain with us, secondary only to the memory of the warm and generous per- sonality of our good friend and classmate. 16 -'vii U ' L MEMQRIAM Mrs. Hessie Jaynes Knupp passed away leaving us with sad hearts, but many fond memories. Her devotion as a teacher was unsurpassed. Her sweet smile, lovely soothing voice, courageous spirit, and ap- preciation of others will not be forgotten by those who knew and loved her. Her teachings still exist in the lives of those she taught. ls he dead whose glorious mind Lifts thine on high? To live in hearts we leave behind Is not to die. Campbell I ' png' . ,ft .ik 1 m vi Q it ev. 4 W S my H ri if .Av Q? 's . is X X s s SENIQR 'Q' X K -,..., 4 n I-42 y' Y' 1 r x r 6 ,V Y 7 If ...I Leaders of the Senior Class President ...... . . . Locke Kelly Vice-President. . . ...... Ray Lytle Treasurer .... . Malcolm Robertson Reporter . . . . Barbara Peek C325 f -ff 1 ' , , , if 1 I 5 K 1 1- 4-1 ' ' -ff . , i J M- hw SENIOR SPONSGRS MASCOTS Peeking around the tree are Shirley Jane Painter and Kenneth Guy Griffin. Shirley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milbern Painter and Kenny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin. 4'-M Mary Jo Allison Frank Bartlett Hugh Buckner Faye Burgin SENIOR ti 1- iw,- Kay Burgin John Burgin Tommy Carr Penny Carver The First Big Event in Hazel Coates Linda Conley Was Class Ring Day 'K-'N Us C 4 Harry Cosgrove Jim Crawford Rita Crisp Vernon Crisp I q,,,,,,.f George Curtis Albert Davis Pat Evans Herman Fowler Com petition Was Stiff -ff if 1 if George Freeman Jerry Gilliam In The Magazine Sale. ,web 4 QQ..- Dewitt Gilliland Dan Grindstaff Jimmy Grindstaif Alice Harris 1198 7 .Tj v ' 'TW' R. J. Harvey Sammie Hensley Patsy Jolly Locke Kelly December 8 Was 'Yi 'P' Nancy Kelly Polly Kelly one Wild Night N Mary Lindley Phillip Lowery Howard Lytle Ray Lytle R' SENIOR Q, ',p 'V W Steve McCauley On April 5 Seniors R 'H if'- Ruby Morris Geraldine Noblitt Gayle Padgham Q? 45, FZ' '7 y Barbara Peek David Reynolds Wcrc Washington Bound I I Ui Y! Q'-M 'K WL , Eddie Rhinehardt Olen Rice Malcolm Robertson Ernest Rumfelt SENIORS L f1,'N I s 'JR ' Darrell Smith Marvin Stevens Betty Tate Elizabeth Taylor The Big D11 y H as Arri vcd 'wi we-,li Glenn Thomas Margaret Vess G l'2lLiLl1lfiOI'l And A Di plum 21 Kw- 'fzf 4 James Walker Rellon Walker Elizabeth Warren Billy Willis MINARD WAYNE ALLEN Folk Dance Club 1,25 Booster Club 152,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Librarian 25 Redskin Club 45 Football 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, All-Tourney 35 Track 45 Homecoming Excort 35 Senior Superlative, Neatest. MARY JO ALLISON F.N.A. 1,2, Vice-President 25 F.H.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Glee Club 1,25 4-H Club 1,2, Secretary 25 Usherette at Junior, Senior Play. FRANK ALLIE BARTLETT F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 1. HUGH MACON BUCKNER Wildlife Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Senior Play. FAYE MAXINE BURGIN F.N.A. 15 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 1,25 F.T.A. 15 Booster Club 2, 35 Office Worker 35 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Redskin Club 45 Librarian 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 15 Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 25 Elemen- tary Student Librarian 35 Social Editor, Teepee Journal 45 Senior Play. KAYE GERALDINE BURGIN F.H.A. 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Redskin Club 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 All-Tourney 3, Co-Captain 3,45 Wait- r e s s Junior-Senior Banquet 25 S e n io r Superlative, Most Athletic. JOHN DEWEY BURGIN Folk Dance Club 1,35 Glee Club 25 Booster Club 25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 4-H Club Vice-President 35 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 25 Football 2,3,45 Football Manager 15 Homecoming Escort 15 Halloween King 4. TOMMY EDWARD CARR Booster Club 15 Glee Club 45 Class Presi- dent 25 Baseball 1,2545 Basketball 1,25 Foot- ball 1,2,3, All-Conference 35 Senior Super- lative, Most Athletic. , PENNY CARVER Glee Club 1,2,35 F.N.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 1,25 Journalism Club Reporter 25 Beta Club 2, 3,45 Secretary 25 4-H Club 15 Booster Club 25 Monogram Club 3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Basketball Manager 45 Class Secretary 2,4, Vice-President 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Junior Marshal5 County Spelling Award 35 Underwood' Typing Award 35 Typist, ARROWHEAD 45 Art Editor Teepee Jour- nal 4: Senior Superlative, Most Intellectu- al5 D.A.R. Good C 1t1Z enship Award 45 Elementary Student Librarian. NORMA HAZEL COATES F.N.A.1,25F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 1,2545 4-H Club 15 Journalism Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Office Worker 45 Elementary Student Librarian 35 Waitress Junior-Senior Ban- quet 25 Senior Play. LINDA SUE CONLEY F.T.A.25 F.H.A. 25 F.N.A. 25 Booster Club 2,35 Glee Club 35 Journalism Club 35 Red- skin Club 45 Office Worker 45 Circulation Manager, Advertising Staff, ARROWHEAD, 45 Class Editor, Correspondent, Typist Teepee Journal 45 Waitre s s Junior- Senior Banquet 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Senior Superlative, Most Courteous. HARRY HILL COSGROVE, III Booster Club 15 Science Club 25 Wildlife Club 2,35 Dramatics Club 25 F.T.A. 35 Store Worker 35 Senior Play. JAMES WILSON CRAWFORD Folk Dance Club 15 Wildlife Club 1,35 Store Worker 25 Booster Club 35 Football 1,45 Basketball 15 Track 45 Homecoming Escort 4. RITA JO CRISP F.N.A. 15 4-H Club 1,25 F.T.A. 2,35 Folk Dance Club 2,35 Office Worker 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 25 Elementary Editor Teepee Journal 4. VERNON TALMADGE CRISP Wildlife Club 15 Glee Club 45 Class Presi- dent 15 Basketball 15 Football 2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. GEORGE WILBUR CURTIS, JR. F.F.A. 15 Science Club 2,35 Student Council Representative 35 Beta Club 45 Assistant Editor, The ARROWHEAD5 W.O.W. History Award 35 Senior Play5 Morehead Scholar- ship Nominee 4. ALBERT EUGENE DAVIS F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 15 Bus Driver 3-4. PATRICIA ANN EVANS Folk Dance 15 Glee Club 2,35 Booster Club 2,3, Treasurer 35 Redskin Club 45 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Class Vice President 2, Secretary 35 Office Worker 45 Elementary Student Librarian 35 Delegate to Editors' Roundtable 35 Representative to Annual 35 Cheerleader 2,35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Christ- mas Queen 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Club Editor, The ARROWHEAD, 45 Typist, Teepee Journal , 4. JAMES HERMAN FOWLER Glee Club 1,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3, Judging Award 35 Basketball 115 Football 2,3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Baseball 45 Monogram Club 45 Senior Play. Attended Tivy High School, Kerrville, Texas: Chorus 35 Traffic Association 3. GEORGE LEWIS FREEMAN Glee Club 1,25 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 4-H Club 15 Class Treasurer 15 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Wildlife Club 35 Football 1,2,35 Bus Driver 2,3,4. JERRY WAYNE GILLIAM Glee Club 1,2,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 152,35 Bus Driver 45 Football 4. HENRY DEWITT GILLILAND 4-H Club 1,2,35 Wildlife Club 1,25 Glee Club 15 Baseball 3,4. THOMAS DANIEL GRINDSTAFF F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Wildlife Club 1,2,35 Mono- gram Club 2,3,45 Booster Club 35 Redskin Club 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-Tourney, All-Conference 3, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 3,45 Track 253,45 Bus Driver 45 Athletic Bus Driver 45 Junior Play5 Sports Editor, ARROWHEAD, 4. JAMES EDWARD GRINDSTAFF F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Wildlife Club 1,2,35 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. ALICE JEANETTE HARRIS F.N.A. President 15 F.H.A. 15 Booster Club 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Monogram Club 3,45 Redskin Club 45 Elementary Student Li- brarian 35 Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 25 Class President 1, Vice-President 25 Basketball 1, Cheerleader 2,3,45 Senior Play. ROBERT JACKSON HARVEY Blee Club 152,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Reporter 35 4-H Club 1,25 Wildlife Club 35 Bus Driver 354. SAMMIE LANE HENSLEY Office Worker 3,45 Basketball 15 Usherette at Junior, Senior Play. PATRICIA IRENE JOLLY F.T.A. 1,25 Glee Club 3. LOCKE WILLIAM KELLY, JR. Wildlife Club 15 Glee Club 15 Office Worker 15 Monogram Club 253,45 Booster Club 45 Student Council 2,3, Treasurer 2, Repre- sentative 45 Class President 154, Treasurer 25 Homecoming Escort 2,45 Basketball 1,25 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Advertising Staff, ARROWHEAD, 45 Sports Editor Teepee Journal 45 Senior Superlative, Best All Around. NANCY KAREN KELLY F.N.A. 25 F.T.A. 35 Class Reporter 1. PAULINE VIRGINIA KELLY F.T.A.1,2,45F.H.A. 15 Folk Dance Club 15 Journalism Club Business Manager 25 Glee Club 35 Booster Club 35 Store Worker 35 Beta Club 45 Redskin Club 45 Student Council Reporter 45 Junior Marshal5 Representative to Annual 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Dele- gate to Editors' Roundtable 45 Circulation Manager, Advertising Staff, ARROWHEAD, 45 Editor, Typist Teepee Journal 4. MARY JANICE LINDLEY F.T.A. 15 Folk Dance Club 15 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Beta Club 253,45 Treasurer 35 Glee Club 25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Class Reporter 1, Vice-Presi- dent 25 Booster Club 35 Librarian 2,354, Chief Librarian 45 Student Council Repre- sentative 3,45 Waitress Junior-Senior Ban- quet 25 Basketball 1,253,45 Junior Play5 Junior Marshal5 Delegate to Editors ' Roundtable 45 Copy Editor, ARROWHEAD, 45 Humor Editor, Typist Teepee Journal 4. HOWARD KIRBY LYTLE F.F.A. 152,3,4, Reporter 45 Wildlife Club 152,35 Bus Driver 4. CECIL RAY LYTLE 4-HClub 1,253, Reporter 35 Folk Dance Club 2,3, Vice-President 35 Booster Club 25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Superlative, Best Looking. PHILLIP MARSHALL LOWERY Student Council Representative 25 Redskin Club 45 Football 2,4. STEPHEN EDWARD MCCAULEY Folk Dance Club 15 Beta Club 2,3,45 Presi- dent 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Class Secre- tary 1, Reporter 2, President 3, Prophet 45 Booster Club 35 Student Council Represent- ative 3,45 Redskin Club 45 Representative to Annual 35 Advertising Staff, ARROWHEAD, 35 Store Worker 3,45 Football 1,2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 35 Track 2,45 Chief Junior Marshal5 Delegate to Editors' Roundtable 45 Editor, Advertising Staff, ARROWHEAD, 45 Senior Superlative, Most Intellectualg Morehead Scholarship Nomi- nee 4. RUBY JANE MORRIS Office Worker 2,45 F.T.A 25 Class Secre- tary 15 Usherette at Junior, Senior Play. LOIS GERALDINE NOBLITT F.T.A. 25 Class Secretary 25 Usherette at Junior Play5 Senior Play. GAYLE LOUISE PADGHAM F.H.A.15F.T.A. 2,35 Treasurer 35 4-H Club 1,2,35 F.N.A. 152. BARBARA JEAN PEEK Folk Dance Club 1,2,3, President 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 President 45 4-H Club 2,35 Monogram Club 45 Class Secretary 25 Reporter 3,45 Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 25 Cheer- leader 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 1,2545 Us herette at Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Picture Editor, ARROWHEAD, 45 Primary Reporter, Typist Teepee Journal 45 Sen- ior Superlative, Best Looking. DAVID JAY WELLINGTON REYNOLDS Folk Dance Club 1,2,35 4-H Club 152,35 Booster Club 25 Monogram Club 253,45 Glee Club 45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1525 Track 3,4. HARRY EDWARD RHINEHARDT Folk Dance Club 15 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Store Worker 25 Booster Club 35 Football 1,2535 Basketball 152,3,4, All-Tourney 35 Track 3,4. OLEN J. RICE F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Sentinel 3, President 45 Wildlife Club 2,35 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Senior Superlative, Most Courteous. MALCOLM EUGENE ROBERTSON Folk Dance Club 15 Office Worker 25 Mono- gram Club 2,3,45 Wildlife Club 35 Student Council 3,45 Representative 3, Treasurer 45 Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Class Trea- surer 45 Manager School Store 45 Redskin Club 45 Basketball 15 Track 2,3,45 Senior Play5 Business Manager, Advertising Staff, ARROWHEAD, 45 Production Manager Teepee Journal 45 Senio r Superlative, Most Popular. ERNEST WOODY RUMFE LT Wildlife Club 15 Senior Play. JOHN DARRELL SMITH Wildlife Club 152,35 Glee Club 45 Class Treasurer 25 Basketball 15 Junior Play5 Bus Driver 3,4. MARVIN WAYNE STEVENS Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Wildlife Club 1535 4-H Club 1,2535 Basketball 15 Baseball 25 Senior Play. BETTY JO TATE Folk Dance Club 1,25 Glee Club 15 Journal- ism Club 25 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Historian 35 Bas- ketball Manager 2535 Waitress Junior-Sen- ior Banquet 25 Librarian 2,3,45 Booster Club 2535 Redskin Club 45 Office Worker 45 Monogram Club 45 Basketball Scorekeeper 45 Usherette at Senior Play5 Senior Superla- tive, Neatest. ELIZABETH SHEPPARD TAYLOR Folk Dance Club 15 F.T.A. 15 Beta Club 253, 45 Glee Club 25 Boo ster Club 253, Vice- President 25 Redskin Club President 45 Stu- dent Council 2,3545 Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, President 45 Monogram Club 3545 Store Worker 2,35 Basketball 15 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Head Cheerleader 3,45 Junior Play, Emcee at Junior-Senior Banquet 35 Class Historian 45 Layout Editor, Adver- tising Staff, ARROWHEAD, 45 Feature Editor Teepee Journal 45 Senior Superla- tives, Friendliest5 Most Popular. X 1 I Q ,Q , S .,,. - i - 3 'if-Or:-+A. Qu A- MUST INTFLLECTUAL Brains aren't everything, but they surely do helpg at least Penny Car- ver and Steve McCauley think so-- and prove it. BEST ALL ARGUND Margaret Vess and Locke Kelly were chosen because of a well -round- ed personality, attractiveness, and interest in school activities. ,xiii . , BE J 9's4V'ff L x 2 tg . A R S5 3. ,,,, afiehw ... 1, , NEATEST Betty Tate and Wayne Allen demon- strate their appellation as neatest in the class. BEST LOOKING Good looks bring Barbara Peek and Ray Lytle admiration from others. 1 I I 1 CV' 'fw- ,Ag tl A I . 5 74' ' 1 'uw fi, 6 11 :nil qsriii' V'Q MUST POPULAR Being the most popular boy and girl in the class pleases Malcolm Robertson and Elizabeth Taylor, who are in the center of every activity. It O T COURTEOU Good manners come naturally to Linda Conley and Olen Rice. 'Haw -i get -4' --ff f ,Q -. 'L- ' I tr - J 7 ' 4 1 wx ,I ' :fp E' ,z - , fx , l M Q f Qt- ' . jwxfk r. A , s ng. 4.-45 K ' - 5? ' i A' 'iasiQ,4 - - i - ' l it 1 -f ru.. t,,.,.-, V I -v-un, in I, If 4 . - +5 Q. 'Y ' AM A . S-Q FRIE DLIEST Elizabeth Taylor and Billy Willis win friends and influ- ence people with their quick smiles and genuine friend- liness. MOST ATHLETIC Athletic prowness is the special talent of Dan Grind staff and Kay Burgin. 'LE df. X., Nye. '5- --Y... ,. - ' . ----Q xx ,A ,, I ., .,.., ,,, If 1 W-r 1wv.w:wmw5 'T SE IOR Another year comes to aclose. Another class of Seniors march down the aisle and across the stage to receive the long-awaited diploma. This is the year of many lasts for the Senior Clas s of 1961: the last ball game, the last Junior-Senior Banqu et, the last yearbook, the last time the members of the class will be together. Struggling through Macbethg night after night of practice on the Senior Playg hours of study for mid-terms and finalsg selling stationery and magazines and candyg ---- these were the working hours. The Junior-Senior Banquetg the trip to Washingtong the club meetingsg the gossip sessionsg ---- these were the fellowship hours. The realization that a period of our live s has been completed excites and saddens each member of the class. In the years ahead, the Senio r s will never forget the work, the fun, the trials, the ac- complishments, and the friendships of these happy times spent together. The room captains and the business 1i11ieI1dt0 S99 that DUNS gets what managers of the magazine sale. She wants. DO I have to Shoot you too? A familiar Scene during lunch period. A I. X. 1 .- 4- ,, X I've been a prisoner. Remember this place? 32 .IU ICRA ,gs Wm i CMT? -fd? 1 f7 Chosen to lead the Juniors President ............. Iris Clontz Vice-President. . . . . Cheryl Nodine Secretary ..... . . Nancy Lytle Treasurer . . . . . . Fred Harris Reporter . . . . .Brenda Johnson --amy' JUNIQRS I- J '-Q Douglas Allison Pat Allison 'xl is J Serving as junior sponsors are Mr. Charles Smith and Mr.James Wash- burn. This was a great year for the Juniors. At last they were real upperclassmen. The 55 members of the class struggled through courses of chemistry, physics, typing, geo- metry, French, American literature and United States history. Still there was time for the traditional projects of the Junior class. These included the magazine sale, the Junior- Teacher basketball game and finally the Junior-Senior Banquet. Several members of the class were honored by being selected as Junior Marshals. The ninth month of school rolled in, final exams were over and now the Juniors ea- gerly look forward to next year when they become Seniors. They could also look back on a year successfully completed. 34 Connie Benfield Iris Clontz Priscilla Creasman Barbara Davis tr Ivery Davis J earleen Davis Q., h vh- Mary Effler Curley Elliott Edna Jo Fowler Don Gibbs JU IQRS Q- Juniors Have pportuniticis WL. For More New Things E I .5 1- 'vo C. L. Davis Elaine Effler YUM! 35 , 4- -11' R Juniors tus... Gollie Grant Harold Grindstaff Howard Grindstaff Ronnie Grindstaff Play if-y Douglas Haney Sadie Haney Fred Harris Linda Harris Presentmg The Jumor ? 'vim Was A New Expeuence 4 Vw r 36 ? '-r u.-'1 '-', '. e James Harvey Ann Hensley Brenda Johnson Charles Kimbrell Margaret Lawson Linda Lowery Joyce Lytle Nancy Lytle Claude McEntire Billy Ray Moore Juniors 4 Writing Term Papers L M Q W E M AU 'kv-rx Q Albert Melton Charles Moore Cheryl Nodine Edgar Poe - Clark Raffield Ted Rice Proved To Be A Real Task 3' 37 S., JUNIORS wg-M, Joyce Stockton J. W. Turner Tn.. F--.. Juniors Honored Seniors .wih- With Junior - Senior Banquet sb 38 Jennings Robertson Mary Nell Rose Eugene Simmons Bobby Stockton Lee Sutton Christine Vess Jean Vess Douglas Walker Jewel Ward Linda Williams S? OPHO GRE x vm 'x vnu.:-' is - e 1 1 .aw-I 'Gi' wi i it im rr. F' 4101, o o '1. Jw .1 - , ,941 ni ' 'I any . -, 5' ,f-' ., , ,,.,.,,.1,-.SN , f , - 41' ,. , ,Pt ' - , . if rx , xg, ,nf ,, . ,515 ' elif. F' f Vile 'Emir f 'Q Y lx xg. F . , il ' ivfiisrw , , l ..- Af E7 ,- 1 S I Elected to guide the Sophomore Class it President .... . Diana Freeman Vice-President .... . Jane Robertson I! Secretary-Treasurer. . . Sheila Adams 39 , Reporter ....... . Helen Bartlett OPHGMQRES V f Y Y sf- , K .., 3 Sheila Adams 1X A f is is ' ' 3: Gif l K l g ,, 'H , Fl ur , g ,,, I lg l eg!! Q31 ' . flJi,f,1 I , s ,gi r s - s M i ,4 ti f!!! Vw !'.:::::: 'Q i ft 'X 5 E ? n 1. jsp! ' v,,.. ,, . yn H. 'Q'- , , K. 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Q I A-,. l l I 1 l If 'Y IU m wk 1 A l 'f' 3 '53ZiMw' 55:1 5 The capable leadership of Mrs. Bula Taylor and Mrs. Betty Mars- ton directs sophomore activities. 1 Us is wb- Ava Allison Brenda Bailey Helen Bartlett XX X 4- ,ln Margaret Bean Brenda Brown Judy Burnette Brenda Carver -1. 2 f ' Buddy Conley Faye Dalton Barbara Davis Carolyn Davis Geraldine Davis Marlene Davis Jerry Edwards Henry Effler Diana Freeman Sandra Gilliam Christine Hampton Linda Haney Roland Hartwell Margaret Hendley Carroll Hensley Nancy Hipps Linda Johnson Barbara Justice Randy Kelly Robert Knupp Sophomores Colista Lewis Sue Dare McDaniel Margaret McDonald Mitchel McEntire Bynum McKelvey Jerry Moore Marie Morris Lester Murphy Howard Noblitt Wanda Parker OPHOMORE in JM J ., , 1 wif U Pat Presnell Linda Raines Jeanette Ricker Gerald Robertson Jane Robertson Roger Robertson Frances Simmons Margaret Simmons Janet Sircy Nancy Smith Silas Mather Caused Trouble For Some l tin .'. Z Wanda Smith Norman Stevens Emmetta Stirewalt Ronnie Tipton Martha Vess Delores Walker Freida Walker Randall Walker Jeanette Warren Linda Worley i FRESHME A JL lu' ES 'f Sim ,491--'--q...4 lx .if-f' gum P ,pr iw in mp,-3' ' 'GQ - , ','-ffar' ,H I 2 f. 'H ,tv-Fiat' 4 n 's '.-f 1 I , wx M M .. , ..,. V' P Officers for the Freshman Class are, front row: Mark Hensley, 9B vice-presidentg Virginia Burnette, 9C vice-presidentg Vina Eller, 9C secretaryg Frances Lavender, 9B secretary -treasurergKaye Thoma- son, 9C treasurerg Martha Beach, 9C reporterg back row: Charles Stirewalt, 9C presidentg Steve Wil- 43 son 9B president. s r I I P 2 e 1 I r Anita Allison Shirley Allison Marvin Autry Martha Beach Brenda Bryant Patsy Buckner FRESHMAN Arc Low Men On The Totcmpole Harold Crisp Marilyn Dalton Charles Davis Judy Davis Louise Davis Roger Davis Sandra Dunham David Early Sarah Effler Vina Eller Linda Burgin Virginia Burnette Shirley Coates Nathan Grant Stephen Greene Glenn Grindstaff Judy Grogan Johnsie Harris Sherry Hendley Marcus Hensley Howard Jamison Clara Jenkins Judy Jenkins FRE HME Learning To Change Classes In a Huff Eunice Johnson Peggy Lackey Frances Lavender 'Cf' qs. Was At First An Anno ing Headache Jerry Lewis Frances Lytle Harold McEntire Charles McGinnis James McGinnis Calvin McKelvey Louise McKinney Charlotte Monroe Frank Moore Clark Parker 5-1. . C' FRE HMA With 4!5,,I .4 Q. Comes OQ 5 4 W-M Clyde Peek Joy Phillips Jerry Piercy Elizabeth Pittman Barbara Plemmons Lorraine Ray Harvey Smith Jean Smith Bobby Smith Nina Stevens The End f The Year Charles Stirewalt Carol Stockton Harold Stockton A Feeling OF Belonging I vt if Ray Stockton Carl Sutton Glenda Thomas Linda Thomas' Kaye Thomason Gloria Turner Marvin Walker Claudia Waycaster Reba Williams Linda Wilson Mr. Johnson Eighth Grade 1 Mrs. Greenlee Mrs. Titus Eighth Grade Seventh Grade X lf' nv at S Mr. Hopper Sixth Grade -5 if A Miss Keaton Fourth Grade Miss Wall Second Grade L ELEME TARY GRADE FACULTY Mrs. Lonon Eighth Grade Mr. Pitman Seventh Grade Mr. English Mrs. Wells Sixth Grade Fifth Grade 44 1 it fi. 'H-.I X Mrs . Harris Fourth Grade Mrs. Lindley Second Grade Mrs. Bradley Fourth Grade Miss Kanipe Second Grade i--. 44 1'- Mrs. Morris Mrs. Gowan Mr. Whitt Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade .JL- . 5 ' N 'Z 1. t 1 QQ- f! Mrs. Cox Mrs. Hogan Mrs. Clapp Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade , f Mrs. Norton Third Grade Mrs. Nichols First Grade Mrs. Hensley Third Grade Mrs . McKelvey First Grade - Lf Y 4 'f: T' Miss Jones Third Grade Mrs. Allison First Grade I-fu EIGHTH GRADE--Mr. Johnson FIRST ROW: Robert Bartlett, John Hampton, Leslie Grooms, Albert Bailey, Bobby Suttlemyer, Al- vin McGinnis, Marlin Allison, Tommy Johnson. SECOND ROW: Patricia Grindstaff,Jimmy Russell, Judy Allison, Shirley Hartwell, Irene Bailey, Lorraine Burrell, Russell Vess, Joyce Orr, Patricia Moore. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thomas Johnson, Roger Knupp, Kenneth Norton, Patricia Vess, Elizabeth McPeters, Mary Grant, Jimmy Willis, June Padgett, Jean Mason, Janice Reep, Madge Strickland. land. EIGHTH GRADE --Mrs. Lonon FIRST ROW: Danny Willis, Alan Jones, John McEntire, Billy Craig, Archie Smith, RalphWillis, Ran- dy Robinson, Johnny Walker, Ronnie Nodine. SECOND ROW: Steve Parker, Sandra Knupp, Toni Tea gue, Karen Johnson, Audrey Gilliam, Linda Caplan, Patricia Elliott, Bonnie Harris, Sharon Golden, Patricia Conner, Betty Allison, Cheryl Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lonon, Helen Cosgrove, Coy Davis, Danny Greenlee, Dewey Crooms, Roger Pressnell, Stephen Allison, Mickey Arney, Betty Jo Eller, Gail Hudgins, Sandra Smith, Rita Silver, Margie Bean, Patty Cooper. X532 hit .IL 3 1185 if sr Q -up-f EIGHTH GRADE--Mrs. Greenlee FIRST ROW: Carroll Hall, Leroy Davis, Terry Hendley, Garry Robertson, Richard Johnson, Johnny Kelly, Mike Moore, Alvin Grogan. SECOND ROW: Frances Pittman, Elaine Sutton, Frances Berry, Delores Robertson, Geraldine Brown, Vivian Simmons, Grace Gibson, Nancy Knupp, Jeanette Lewis, Arlene Reep, Max Gilliam. THIRD ROW: Glenn Warren, Jewell Effler, Sharon Grant, Revonda Con- ner, Wanda Padgett, Catherine Robinson, Charles Rector, Charles Pittman, James Scoles, James Frye, Larry Camp, Linda Lytle, Joan Mason, Mrs. Margaret Greenlee. SEVENTH GRADE--Mrs. Titus FIRST ROW: Paul Chrisawn, Joe Davis, Harold Thomason, Troy Kelly, Arnold Vess, Bill Quinn, David Parker, Gary Tipton, Douglas Grindstaff. SECOND ROW: Avery Lawson, Betty Ricker, Joyce Manley, Faye Wright, Velvia Grant, Judy Hipps, Don Coates, Sharon Johnson, Faye Allison, Carroll Ricker, Joyce McGinnis, Mrs. Dessie Titus. THIRD ROW: Truman Pittman, Kathy Jones, Ann Po- teat, Roger White, Jerry Johnson, Dan McGinnis, Harold Reed, Warren Autrey, Starlen Wyatt, Tony Silver, Sue Davis. vi, ,.,.,- W g. he ,.,.. e,,.,,, ' 5 .:.,..,,,, A . ....,, N ,gm ,..f, A -1 K . fy sv ' ..ji,, , 'H .. 0 , f- - -In W X sf. 1 V 4 , is 1 x fi B SEVENTH GRADE--Mr. Pitman FIRST ROW: Charles Bartlett, Kenneth Burleson, Jerry Greene, Ronda Lewis, Billy Snyder.. Ronnie Richardson, Richard Burnett, Alvin Turner. SECOND ROW: Johnny Oates, Randy Nichols, Judy Craw- ford, Doris Bryant, Judy Lunsford, Robert Parker, Sharon Hendley, Agnes Effler, Linda Wilson, E- laine Robertson, Brenda Whittington. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Walker, Margaret Smith, Carolyn Alli- son, Nancy Moore, Marie Croom, Theresa Early, Jane Nichols, Rita White, MyrnaLipe, Mr.Jack Pit- man. SEVENTH GRADE--Mrs. Morris FIRST ROW: Arvie Davis, Gary Lavender, Tommy Davis, Douglas Early, Wayne Moore, Ray Allison, Ronald Gillespie, Dallas Morris. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Stone, Shasta Warren, Shirley Sanders, Randy Lowery, Dennis Wilson, Winston Bailey, Bobby Joe Brown, Dicky McNeill, Bobby Myers. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Pearl Morris, Cheryl Davis, Shirley Wyatt, Helen Noblitt, Joyce Hall, Mickie Ann Johnson, June Hipps, Libby Piercy, Marilyn Chrisawn, Beverly Medford, Shirley Freeman. R .-x, 'All' .gl lil N '1 .ull ':.o,. L5'.- a.!l ,ggplll 'r vii' I Q SEVENTH GRADE--Mrs. Gowan FIRST ROW: Ronnie Johnson, Roger Johnson, Donnie Elliott, Phillip Sigmon, Eddie Reep, David Vess, Dennis Ray, Stanley Davis. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Robinson, Brenda McFalls, Barbara Russell, Bren- da Davis, Lillian Ricker, Mina Walker, Shelia Hipps, Judy McPeters, Opal Orr, Ronald Silver. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Gowan, Billy Lytle, Johnny Allison, Larry Moore, Garvin Davis, Larry Walker, Sherry Noblitt, Shirley Jenkins, Judy Harris, Gail Baker. SDCTH GRADE--Mr. Whitt FIRST ROW: Ray Grindstaff, Guy McGinnis, Daniel Effler, Gay Revis, Kenneth McEntire, Mike Kelley, Michael Chrisawn, Jack Stevens,Lester Dalton. SECOND ROW: Ronald Painter, June Effler, Barbara Lewis, Roberta Myers, Nancy Grant, Nancy Davis, Donna Johnson, Susie Davis, Karen Arney, Carole Allison, Donald McPeters. THIRD ROW: Janice Evans, Susan Ramsey, David Rhinehardt, Dennis Lowe- ry, Benny Harris, Stuart Robinson, Robert Hartwell, Charles Stockton, Madelyn Penland, Connie John- son, Mr. Clive Whitt. z. K f - - ,,,..,,.........a-M . 1?lll , ' Hs!!! X 5 I J' f Q 1 5 s ', qi It bl ll .l ., , l 1 I I , ...im- I6 is if. SIXTH GRADE--Mr. Hopper FIRST ROW: Ronald Parker, Jack Waycaster, Roy Walker, Dale Gilliam, Roger Souther, Donald Lac- key, David Hensley, Eddie Rhom, Mike Elliott, Danny Vess. SECOND ROW: Mary Davis, Paulette Rice, Clair McKinney, Dean Thomason, Bruce Cooper, Gerald Baker, Joan Gillispie, Mona Teague, Nellie Smith, Joyce Allison, Janice Golden. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bailey, Kay Allison, Douglas Davis, Me- redith Vess, Jack McGinnis, Bill Morris, Linda Morris, Hugh Revis, Cynthia Tilson, Carolyn Effler, Mr. Herman Hopper. SIXTH GRADE--Mr. English FIRST ROW: Elvin Allison, Sam Harris, Richard Early, Ronnie Evans, Lloyd Lytle, Ronald Vess, Gary Spurlin, Ronnie Hurt, Wade Walker. SECOND ROW: Wayne Monroe, Edith Manley, Nancy Bailey, Bet- ty Sue Robinson, Judy Williams,Opal Grant, Gayle Stevens, Patsy Oates, Tennie Rector, Toni Pressley, Sharon Burleson, Judy Walker. THIRD ROW: Mr. Robert English, Sharon Berry, Harriet Thomason, Emily Lytle, Elizabeth Knupp, Kenneth Waters, Fred Burgin, Mike Hensley, Wayne McCauley, Dan Banks, Ray Grooms. ' . 5, , 'sawn 'Ki Aff 1 'I ' li! I H5 12- Q if 'X'-Nmwif -1 VT FIFTH GRADE--Mrs. Wells FIRST ROW: Jerald Vess, Timmie Brown, Steve Robertson, Randy Silver, Jack Piercy, Charles Eff- ler, Jerry Bartlette, Earnest Robinson, Robert Sanders, James Rumfelt. SECOND ROW: Larry Dan- cy, Janet Watson, Joyce Walker, Robin Snyder, Sylvia Silver, Margie Gibson, Linda Edney, Phyllis White, Mary Ann Croom, Kaye Elliott, Willie Waycaster, Douglas Simmons. THIRD ROW: Billy Early, Jack Grogan, Judy Moore, Gloria Pressnell, Bruce Vess, Carolyn Smith, Janet Buckner, Phyllis Raffield, Linda Ray, Michael Ramsey, Mrs. Faye Wells. FIFTH GRADE--Mrs. Cox FIRST ROW: Larry Reep, Howard Revis, John Smith, Merrill Davis, Denver Russell, Johnny Silver, Robert Pressley, Herbert Creasman. SECOND ROW: Ray Grant, Michael Rhom, Terry Wright, Johnny Brown, Wanda Davis, Linda Moore, Sandra Simmons , Brenda Sherman, Judy Vess, Viola Effler. THIRD ROW: G. G. Sanders, Lionel Walker, Monte McNeill, Wayne Lytle, Mary Lewis, Dianne Silver, Patri- cia Bailey, Doreen Allison, Ethel Sword, Betty Wright, Mrs. Mary Cox. ltlqzltllfufllu r H . ki-, F s J, w FIFTH GRADE--Mrs. Hogan FIRST ROW: Stephen Painter,Eric Smith, Donnie Burkhardt, Max Hendley, Hank Caplan, Douglas Mc- Falls, John Lipe, Jerry Harris. SECOND ROW: Sharon Griggs, Martha Johnson, Martha Noblitt, Don- nie Lytle, Gary Davis, Tommy Jones, Glenda Moore, Nancy Gilliland,Susan Frye,Loretta Evans, Jea- nette Hensley. THIRD ROW: Denny Bean, Jerlene McGinnis, Nancy Allison, Cecil Pittman, Jo Ann Lunsford, Raymond Moore, Janice Beach, Anita Moore, Mike Johnson, Mrs. Thurlene Hogan. FIFTH GRADE--Mrs. Clapp FIRST ROW: Bobby Sutton, Ronald Lowery, Ronald Hollifield, Charles Byrd, Ronnie McGinnis, Mar- shal Walker, Mike Simmons, Ronnie Coates, Donald Silver. SECOND ROW: Craig Grant, Vivian Ennis, Pamela Bailey, Joyce Bailey, Jane Flintom, Beverly Early, Marcia Gilliam, Johnsie Elliott, Shirley Hurt, Kathy Grant. THIRD ROW: Raymond Hartwell, George Orr, James Knupp, Ronnie Condry, Eu- gene Poteat, Larry Burgin, Allan Baker, Cheryl Kelly, Mary Jane Fox, Loretta Freeman, Mrs. May Clapp. Wits, ,Q ' ' H 1 H 5 Q, fair -I L , 'mocoow' FOURTH GRADE--Miss Keaton FIRST ROW: Jimmy Grooms, Billy Burleson, Herman Lee Grooms, Glenn Lewis, Paul Reep, Tommy Effler, Wayne Kelley, Jimmy Rhom, Larry Hensley, Ma.x Davis. SECOND ROW: Billy Glovier, Billy Pace, Lala Walker, Madonna Allison, Sharon Noblitt, Jerry Ray, Nina Grant, Linda Smith,Linda Hurt, Glenna Allison, Patricia Bradley. THIRD ROW: Darrell Shirlen, James Gibson, Martha Morris, Tim McEntire, Patricia Ann Burgin, Joyce Vess, Jane McCauley, Claude Chrisawn, Judy Bean, Robert Ro- binson, Bill Nichols, Miss Earlene Keaton. FOURTH GRADE--Mrs. Harris FIRST ROW: Dean Croom, Charles Presnell, Garry Early, Barry Early, Philip Steppe, Marvin Luns- ford, Kenneth Bailey, Steve Burnette, Calvin Allison, Mike Dalton. SECOND ROW: Randy Pressley, Carolyn Bryant, Linda Byrd, Patricia Marsh, Debbie Johnson, Elaine McPeters, Violet Grant, Kay Har - ris, Linda Orr, Gregory McGinnis. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Margaret Harris, David Dalton, Wayne Souther, Neal Baker, Robert Waters, Allan Brown, Brenda Hall, Phil Medford, Joan Rector, George Manley, Clifton Jones, Melvin White. , X, -E Y Y 1 ll! ,VA -t., . FOURTH GRADE--Mrs. Bradley FIRST ROW: Allen Vess, Randy Stevens, Gene Stevens, Roger Bradley, Timothy Allison, Alvin Hensley, Edwin Parker, Wesley Knupp, Freddy Silver. SECOND ROW: Sharon Vess, Katie Allison, Justine Wil- liams, Elaine Rector, Evon Kimbrell, Lynn White, Ivory Harris, Phyllis Connor, Steve Effler, Paul Bailey, Jr., Ray Walker, George Miller. THIRD ROW: Sheila Carswell, Kenny Noblitt, Nancy Ramsey, Dianne Allison, Elaine Creasman, Raymond Morris, James Brown, Ronnie Davis, Harold Grogan, Can- die Allison, Wayne Hoyle, Mrs. Emily Bradley. THIRD GRADE--Mrs. Norton FIRST ROW: Donald Davis, Leonard Coates, James Robertson, Billy Sanders, Hugh Gilliam, Terry Hensley. SECOND ROW: Gwen Parker, Debbie Morris, JudyWilson,Ava Presnell, Dana Ruth Allison, Delaine Davis, Brenda Vess. THIRD ROW: Lester Vess, Vera Bean, Debbie Smith, Carter Harris, Dennis Bevins, Loretta McNeill, Louis Sherlin, Mark Baker, Ronnie Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Ja- net Norton, Audrey Harvey, Kenneth Hurt, Dana Noblitt, Sandra Williams, Herbert Carver, Anita Bai- ley, Michael Bailey, Hazel Buff, Roger Effler. li! 4 nice' . rtazf N. 4 kg 'jj t -- , 4 I 4' D F an 6 'nb . 1 .1 l.I ll A j 6g,,1,,fMmf ww 1 I' : A K its ' I 4Q'.,a. r -0, . . ' 1? . ' , if .IT 1.o'.. , 2'-1 Q 4 3' S. 1 Y' - ,, WAX WM 1114. 7 Q 1 'T ,llxg Xxffx Xvi ., . , K 1 1 1. it , 4. XQw11f,:ffMwzf :P:-. 1-.- NWNNW WH Y! NX zu nf' :J 'Mil W wgfx 001760 ef, Jpwgb 01, Q, mmm ? g:t'.2f W z , ag ,gf A , . fy f ,uf , Q N dw , 341 fy . iv: it 'iff Wx I 4 :ff if E5 if Q L.s',p,1 .2- I, X 'T ., ' F. . g , M 4 'Q fi. 5 1, ' f ,ff F X Q J SECOND GRADE--Miss Wall FIRST ROW: Charles Kelly, Cathy Lewis, Martha Croom, Judy Hoyle, Sandra Webb, Teresa Creas- man, Gay White, Nancy Grant, Billie Jolly, Bobbie Grooms. SECOND ROW: Gail Bartlett,Ted McGin- nis, Larry Knight, Vickie Duncan, Brenda Wells, Elaine Morris, Sandra Hensley, Elaine Noblitt, Ran- dy Conner, Danny Waycaster, Shirley Allison. THIRD ROW: Miss Ola Wall, Lance Walker, Richard Marston, Kenneth Brinkley, Mike Silver, Ollie Effler, Richard McEntire, Steve Johnson, Mike Dancy, Debra Padgett, Susan Carswell. SECOND GRADE--Mrs. Lindley FIRST ROW: Elaine Watson, Gary Burnette, Nina Lynn Davidson, Brenda Morris, Jean Clontz, Linda Dominick, Randy Smith, Bulo Carver, Elton Allison, Roger Allison. SECOND ROW: Ray Revis, Floyd Rector, Judy Bartlett, Betty Davis, Karen Burleson, Rebecca Sawyer, Mary Davis, Stevon Burgin, Ka- ren Parker, Nancy Jones, Mike Waters. THIRD ROW: Thomas Carter, Donnie Crisp, Merel Walker, Donald Farmer, Tommy Wilson, Sharon Guthrie, Rex McGinnis, Bobby Brovsm, Mary Lynn Rhinehardt, Paula Sue Nesbitt, Kathy Lytle. 14.4- 1 'il 2 vi fd I.. 1 SECOND GRADE--Miss Kanipe FIRST ROW: Nancy Greer, Kenneth Whitesides, Craig Hogan, Jerry Calloway, Rick Condrey, Ronnie Brown, Phyllis Freeman, Karan Monroe, Mitzi Whittington, Marian Ennis. SECOND ROW: Ann Flin- tom, Norma Lunsford, Judy Hyatt, Janice Wilson, Ricky Morrison, Cynthia Stevens, Donnie Hensley, Drew Carver, Garry Beach, J. L. Hinson. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Vess, Tommy Fowler, Betty Callo- way, Clint Walker, Tony Spurlin, Russell Croom, Johnny Painter, Sandra Brown, Donald Grindstaff, Linda Autry, Miss Millie Kanipe. FIRST GRADE--Mrs. Nichols FIRST ROW: Jimmy Allison, Denise Kelly, Wanda Effler, Martha Davis, Reva Noblitt, Steve Vess, J. L. Knupp, Barbara Sutphin, Diane Stone, Freda Smith. SECOND ROW: Gerald Vess, Chucky Burgin, Deborah Harris, Genell Bean, Mike Ennis, Lou Ann Smith, Michael McFalls, Guy Harvey, Ricky Au- trey, Phyllis Presnell, Paul Wilson, Ray Davis. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Beulah Nichols, Mike Hampton, Danny Moore, Roy Hoyle, Alan Tilson, Louis Jenkins, Lois Willis, Vickie Hogan, Steve Bradley, Denny Knupp, Monroe Grant, Barbara Hensley. Q f A 1 K 4 . , z 7,-. bl R 5 A 3 lp, ' ' 4' 71 sp, 'E 1 5. .fs 5 , ,, l ', 51: L+ be at L , 2 .. 7 ' - 'ra 14 75 Fi ' LXNZ. Ez 64 . . 0 Y I Ye 4 'Qs 4.. t ii 'na 'X uf, an 2 5 Y Hi QM 1 FIRST GRADE--Mrs. McKelvey FIRST ROW: Sandra Allison, James Bartlett, Marvin Vess, Troy Whitesides,Vickie Bartlett, Clarence Russell, Revonda Wilson, Johnny Phillips, Susie Calloway, Wayne Parker, Dean Preslar. SECOND ROW: Roy Grant, Donny Loftis, David Manick, Lisa Silver, Deborah Williams, Martha Knupp, Deborah Parker, David Allison, Jane Lowdermilk, Wade Parker, Ronald Harmon. THIRD ROW: Mrs.Adelaide McKel- vey, Catherine Griffin, Billy Banks, Barbara Murphy, Pamela Early, Alan Burnette, Sheila Hartwell, Larry Brown, James Ricker, Brenda Jones, Lynn Russell. David Kerlee. FIRST GRADE--Mrs. Allison FIRST ROW: Carl Hensley, Marcia Smith, Douglas Bailey, Gary McIntyre, Donna Sue Morrison, Gary Bivins, Darlene Davis, Gertha Duncan, Larry Hyatt, John Thomas. SECOND ROW: Deborah Lynn Le- wis, Sharon Harris, Nancy Mosley, Lou Ann Sanders, Brian Gilliam, Paul Vess, Allen Davis, Linda Grant, Kathy Hensley, Debby Brown, Doris Owens, Shelia Kelly. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Arwyn Allison, Dennis Cooper, Willie Glen Lunsford, Gary Miller, Howard Harris, John Martin, Jr., Charles Jackson, Clark Gilliam, Gary Grindstaff, Terry Allison, Randy Vess, General Bryant. !,Q.z', ACTIVITIES mug Nfw vt' Us +C 01 3 2 2 fs 3 F. I A oe 5' 4,0 we 540 -cl 'I I II VII! W X L b .77 i I- 2 -I 'J v rf I . 41 ya Q? - , I ,A-X igiouqfo 5 B 5 rffgf A '2 5' K. .1 D li I E 1' f- '46 '4 3 LOC4lcuL4o I I ' ' 6, U Ukkamgl I ,. I Q, f . 61 STUDE T CQUNCIL W standing: Elizabeth Tayior, Second Row: Mark Hensley, Vina Eller, Frances Lytle, Brenda J ohnson, Iris Clontz, Steve M c C au 1 e y , Polly Kelly, Steve Wilson. son Marlene Davis, Diana Freeman, Joyce Lytle, ' ' Charles Stirewalt, N a n c y Lytle, Malcolm Robertson. +.i Leadingthe students through this year are the members of the STUDENT COUNCIL under the leadership of President Elizabeth Taylor. A main project of the council for the past two years has been the improvement of school spirit. As part of this endeavor the group sponsored a school clean-up week, twerp week, and a safety program. - HISTORY Q7 ex 'Vw- H-cf' Guiding the council is the duty of . . 1 T 1 . Assisting Mrs. Taylor are the officers: Elizabeth Taylor, presi- Mrs Bu 3' ay or' Sponsor dent, Nancy Lytle, vice-president, Polly Kelly, reporter, and Malcolm Robertson, treasurer. President. First Row: Mary Lindley, Locke Kelly. Third Row: Roger Robert- SCHOGLSTDRE Working in the school store each day are, first row: Nancy Hipps, Joyce Lytle, Ann Hensley, Kay Burgin, Margaret Vess, Marlene Davis, Diana Freeman, Mitchell McEn- tire. Back row: Steve McCauley, Tiny Harris, Malcolm Robertson, Colista Lewis, Jennings Robertson, Cheryl Nodine. As a money-making project this year, the Student Council oper- ated the school store. The profit made was used for projects and activities sponsored by the council. As apart of the safety program, the Student Council organized a Safety Patrol. This pa- trol is comprised of boys from the elemen- tary grades. AFETY'PATROL On duty each morning and evening at street crossings are Tony Baker, Ray Allison, Johnny Oates, Billy Lytle, and Dickie McNeil. l Y f ' . V P 1 , W lk 41 2. f f '?4 ' N qk- +f-'fsfr' -. ,Jr 'fsr ' ' I ' l .4- ' gf W X . A, . :-x if , 1 ,.lf , -'f'x- :st S . , ,:. - , , 1 1 i, f' A r - A -. gy Q f, 5 1 1. wa fff., ff . 5 F1-.. f j 2 . f ' .J.1:.. '- -'c A, ' ' , Afzu- V V T 1 . . , .K Vs Y V - V' K0 I ..-.-N . ,,,f-wz - v ,I f, H 3. 'E' x - .,- ' f. ' 'Q i . ..iwzffgi 1: ef-iff ' ' l fjw-e'. .. , .,g.i:.1-f., f L ,Lf1,m , ' , a v ...ff 1: , links I '--Q 5 'Q U fi' 'fmfi' V C' , ... . 2'-.. je -1 2 P W - I ' , Mrs. Helen Shiflet is sponsoring the club this year. BETA CLUB Always striving to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students is the purpose of the BETA CLUB. Members are chosen not only for scholarship but for other outstanding abilities that fulfill the purpose of the club. Serving as officers are, first row: Joyce Lytle, secretary-treasurer, Steve McCauley, president, Douglas Walker, vice-president. Second row: Sadie Haney, reporter. Known for their leadership are, first row: Mrs. Shiflet, Joyce Lytle, Ann rlensley, Brenda Johnson, Sadie Haney, Nancy Lytle. Second row: Elizabeth Taylor, Cheryl Nodine, Polly Kelly, Mary Lindley. Third row: 64 George Curtis, Penny Carver, Steve McCauley, Douglas Walker. gf The officers of F.T.A. are Iris Clontz, reporter, Nancy Lytle, treasurer, Barbara Davis, secretary, Ann Hensley, vice-president, Barbara Peek, president. L Q- 'f f'J , his Preparing forafuture as teachers are, first row: Linda Wilson, Wanda Smith, Sue Dare McDaniel, Margaret Vess, Barbara Peek, Helen Bartlett, Diana Freeman, Marlene Davis. Second row: Margaret Bean, Rita Crisp, Hazel Coates, Wanda Parker, Margaret McDonald, Nancy Lytle, Ann Hensley. Third row: Christine Vess, Christine Hampton, Pat Presnell, Polly Kelly, Nancy Smith, Iris Clontz, Linda Burgin, Barbara Davis. FUTURE TEACHERS 'M' l S W QF A ERICA Future teachers of America gain practical experience which guides them toward the teaching profession. Working in the classroom along with the teacher or in absence of the teacher gives the members an opportunity for gaining vital experience that will help them be better teachers of tomorrow. f-...A-f 1 Mrs. Betty Sue Marston inspires students to b e c o m e teachers -c I, ff sill? F ,bmkmme Q ' yN:fv x Sue . ga . NXY5' OXXS , gb 15 orxefxggl quit' or iof We Cx 9 feQgeiX9XeylaY9e 5909? Y A90 ,pw 92' oiovle ' 19 . . 400, ox, moe' y e ae o i YGXQBS Qt 353 etix, S ew X9 of ' W Wi: . X 7 ix' 1 dxixg Qcate CQ XJ yea '5 ol! QW' ov, 3 1 xl eine Y Qatw. P TURE HCDMEMAKER OF A ERICA Preparing to be good homemakers are, first row: Martha Beach, Diana Freeman, Ava Allison, Marlene Davis, Priscilla Creasman, Sue Dare McDaniel, Judy Jenkins, Linda Wilson. Second row: Joyce Lytle, Virginia Burnette, Jean Smith, Iris Clontz, Sheila Adams, Linda Raines, Peggy Lackey, Nancy Smith, Kaye Thomason, Anita Allison. Third row: 4 Vina Eller, Cheryl Nodine, Betty Tate, Wanda Parker, Ann Hensley, Colista Lewis, Barbara Plemmons, Frances Lytle, Mary Lindley, Margaret McDonald, Nancy Lytle, Shirley Allison. ,L ff!! KNAWX. 'Q 4 f , ',. ., ,- ,gfn J ' law? zz rv, ,'L',, ,Y 4. 3 .4 if 'ral Pi., , - I 'IDL , :haf ffl- vffflgmw 'L f . '- ' Y - 1 Learning scientific methods of farming are, first row: Fred Clontz, Olen Rice, Charles McGinnis, Clark Parker, Roland Hartwell, Marvin Walker, Stephen Greene, Eddie Ricketts, Franklin Effler, David Early. Second row: Frank Moore, Glenn Grindstaif, Clyde Peek, Howard Jamison, Roger Davis, Lester Murphy, Howard Stockton, Darvie Padgett, Wade Revis, Douglas Allison. Third row: Charles Davis, Albert Melton, C. L. Davis, George Freeman, Bobby Stockton, Frank Bartlett, Randall Walker, Harold Stockton, Jerry Gilliam, Harvey Smith. Fourth row: R. J. Harvey, Jimmy Grindstaff, Howard Lytle, Clark Raffield, Gollie Grant, Dan Grindstaff, Albert Davis, Harold Grindstaif, Mitchell McEntire, Howard Grindstaff, Douglas Haney. FUTURE EAR ER OE A ERICA . gf if, ' it ,:',..wx, K' 'H ll X ...nn ,ff 1, fi ...- -- ' f' ,f' vi' . YQ VL y , , X X I, ,f N xafxfa sxinfe V i secre QL-Yue, ,ce M. s , dst-gi 9 Howaf vaii, Nl i td GYXD , degv. GYXgd5 HOWQ' Qfesx rgld afe 31091 Y. Ha 5 Oifwii-, Olentfearwe ' Serving Si senwx giilef ' Y, 5 in 5015 oriflds. rfww 5909 9OYx'e? , nk.. 1909 eilde 6 Page Qi wi Nu - D23 .Pv they ,U RED KIN CLUB l lf' YZQY ! Under the sponsorship of C 0 ac h Griffin, the club carried out many Officers selected by the club are Elizabeth helpful projects' Taylor, president, Nancy Lytle, vice-presi- dent, Sheila Adams, .secretary-treasurer, Mary Lindley, reporter. The main objective of the REDSIGN CLUB is to bolster school spirit. sfs -N. W 7 Always ready to givea lift to school projects are, first row: Faye Burgin, Nancy Lytle, Mary Lindley, Linda Conley, Elizabeth Taylor, Polly Kelly, Pat Evans, Alice Harris. Second row: Cheryl Nodine, Kay Burgin, Dianne Walker, Colista Lewis, Betty Tate, Linda Harris, Margaret McDonald, Ava Allison. Third row: Delores Walker, Joyce Lytle, Curley Elliott, Malcolm Robertson, Ronnie Grindstaff, Fred Harris, Sheila Adams, Barbara Peek. Fourth row: Steve McCauley, David Reynolds, Dan Grindstaff, Locke Kelly, Johnny Crawford, Wayne Allen. 68 ' vflf-cfs Q3 These students enjoy singing: First row: Linda Thomas, Frances Lytle, Shirley Coates, Frances Lavender, Brenda Bryant, Jeanette Warren. Second row: Linda Raines, Eunice Johnson, Faye Dalton, Jeanette Ricker, Nina Gail Stevens, Hazel Coates. Third row: Lester Murphy, Christine Vess, Connie Benfield, Margaret Simmons, Barbara Justice, Brenda Carver. Fourth row: Jerry Gilliam, Vernon Crisp, Marvin Stevens, David Reynolds, Darrell Smith, Jerry McFalls. GLEE CLUB Throughout the year the members of the glee club were busy learning new songs and re-learn- ing some old ones. Mrs. C. F. Smith, public school music teacher, inspired the students to open their mouths and sing as they had never sung before. Leaders for the club are Frances Lytle, vice-president, Frances Lavender, equipment committee, Linda Thomas, president, Vernon Crisp, equipment committee, Jerry McFalls, treasurer. Mrs. C. F. Smith directs and accompanies the singers. 69 .Q ii .Eg Q fb ,-2 if 1, s 1 1, i 1. A ff, I I I 1, 1 J: lr ,. 'r 1 'Z Q S ,An- '4 '32 'C 3 vi ff ' Q .N ' fxifaiff in 'Riix HE 9 ,. ... . 1 Y ri QQ If A 44 as r 1 W4 he ff 511 f .., 4 Wh z 1' ,E Yi K il E P LIBRARIANS S If 44 iii .Muni ,...a............,.,g,. Ns, v'1n4 ti-L Ready to aid students in the library are Connie Benfield, Iris Clontz, Betty Tate, Nancy Lytle, Anita Allison, Priscilla Creasman, Linda Harris, Peggy Lackey and seated, Chief Librarian, Mary Lindley. OFFICE PER ONNEL Assisting Mr. Greer in his office are Rita Crisp, Betty Tate, Nancy Smith, Sue Dare McDaniel, Pat Evans, Linda Conley, Barbara Plemmons, Virginia Burnette, Margaret Vess, Martha Beach, Ruby Morris, and seated Hazel Coates. 70 O OGRAM CLUB n A Y ' I r ' -,vga-yu-fy as ,Lit M n lfkv v Very proud of having earned letters are, first row: Cheryl Nodine, Faye Burgin, Nancy Lytle, Mary Lindley, Penny Carver, Elizabeth Taylor, Barbara Peek, Pat Evans, Alice Harris, and Brenda Johnson. Second row: Joyce Lytle, Delores Walker, Kay Burgin, Dianne Walker, Colista Lewis, Betty Tate, Linda Harris, Eddie Rhinehardt. Third row: J. W. Turner, Jerry Gilliam, Curley Elliott, Malcolm Robertson, David Reynolds, Fred Harris, Billy Willis, John Burgin. Fourth row: Jerry Moore, Charles Moore, Don Gibbs, Dan Grindstaff, Locke Kelly, Phillip Lowery, Wayne Allen, Vernon Crisp, Steve McCauley. Fifth row: Elmer McFalls, Ray Lytle, Jerry Edwards, Claude McEntire, Buddy Conley, US DRIVER The responsibility for the safety of many students rests on the shoulders of these boys: Albert Davis, Darrell Smith, Clark Raffield, Jerry Gilliam, Howard Lytle, Billy Willis, C. L. Davis, Vernon Crisp, and Douglas Walker. Edwin Hudgins . 447' 4-,. .1 41 11 :P i rvl ' Yyi' V11 ' ' ma' -'O - 4 - P11741 .1-Aa u 4 -V 4 iz K, Q I :VI ,l.1 pi: 'ff ',r gre CP T5 ii .pq 93' . -5 'QA ,,, 1 fi ,P ,dz .ff .L if ,x Q. H ra 2? . fi 4 1 R awe.. 'Q 5 u ...M .,..i.,.,,,.,........- -4 W-A -4- - Q . 1 HALLOWEE KI G A D QUEE October brought the annual Halloween Carnival sponsored by the P. T. A. Queen Margaret Vess and King John Burgin reigned during the festive occasion. 72 V? Q7 H ,D ' X x .. h i I ' ' ,. . I fi: . I 'LJ ' .5S'.. ,f Pi A 'xx i , U I N Y V , in , 4' f. 1 J ' . tv e L . ' -:M -21:-'J-12191: '-:Ng-.., 7-:gh f a-',1Pz1 .. 5 - 1 , :,:+:g:':':- : -rfzvzff-r-'-:gauze-size:-:-1-' '-if -mf' .-P ,M ' ' ' + 24.1.-nga + ' L 5 V l . ,, -lil' , ., -nlgpw-egg CHRISTMAS QUEE Pat Evans was honored by being selected Christmas Queen of Old Fort High. The highlight of her reign was par- ticipation in the annual Christmas Parade in Marion. She and queens from the other county schools rode one of the most beautiful floats in the parade. l 1 JU IOR CARSHAL Because of their high scholastic record, several of the Juniors were chosen as Marshals for graduation last year. Steve McCauley served as Chief Marshal. Very proud of attaining this high goal are Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Lindley, Polly Kelly, Penny Carver, and Steve McCauley. alfa f1.,v'..-A STAFF Left to right: Barbara Peek Fred Harris Faye Burgin, J. W. Turner, Pat Evans, Polly Kelly, Johnny Craw- ford, Mary Lindley, Penny beth Taylor, Douglas Walk- er, Linda Conley, Malcolm Robertson, Rita Crisp. Qs. 1 r , LN tv' fair-..S,: if 3 g gg, ii 1 hr EDITORS AND SPONSORS Douglas Walker, Mrs. Marston, Johnny Crawford, Mr. Smith, Polly Kelly, Mrs. Shiflet. Vbqv :AQ TEEPEE JGUR AL Publishing the school newspaper is the difficult task of the Teepee Journal staff. Headaches caused by the rush to meet the deadline are replaced with smiles as the paper comes out on time. -J r1m,,m fr f ,f L PRODUCTION MANAGERS , TYPISTS Malcolm Robertson, Faye Burgin, assistant, First row, front to back: Mary Lindley, Barbara Peek, Penny Fred Harris. Pat Evans assistant- Carver. Second row, front to back: Pat Evans, Elizabeth Taylor, 74 ' ' Linda Conley, Polly Kelly. Carver, Don Gibbs, Eliza- Trying to store in a single book all the memories of the year 1960-61 is the task of THE ARROWHEAD staff. With the help of Mrs. Truby Painter, Mrs. Helen Shiflet, and Mrs. Betty Sue Marston the staff has published this edition of THE ARROWHEAD. Many long hours were spent trying to make this book cover all the events of the year. Many headaches came from worrying o ver whether or not our an- nual would be a suc- cess. , Jff ,,jf' . 4+ 4 . X , .Ll-J 1 ff I ,,,, If EDITOR SPONSOR Steve McCauley Mrs. Truby Painter The Arrowhead Staff an I3 ik? M4- - Working on our yearbook are, sitting: Mary Lindley, Malcolm Robertson, Steve McCauley, Elizabeth Taylor and Barbara Peek. Standing: Dan Grindstaff, Penny Carver, Linda Conley, George Curtis, Mrs. Painter Pat Evans and Polly Kelly. 75 LUNCHROOM PERSGNNEL 13 Xi if 'Dx 5 ilfa Preparing our lunches each day are Mrs. Dewey Burgin, Mrs. Frank Gillespie, Mrs. Betty Silver, Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs. Mary Lee Harmon, and Mrs. Robert Harmon. MAID f Mrs. Lula Thomas and Mrs. Lonnie Duncan keep our buildings clean and neat. CUSTODIA if 1 If- - . T - ' . -f'i',-., 3 . 3. muy qxrc. - - . I . ff '- na. . 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' ' iw .m , X ' K, Af' LV - W ' f7x..V ,.:.V ' I. V rw V2 4 X L R g . gf , Vg, H , I ' iHf1,4fwfNf - V , r ., v J w V. K ai! I Q . Aff -V A' HOMECQMI G COURT Left to right: Kaye Thomason, Freshman Attendant, escorted by Charles Stirewaltg Brenda Johnson, Junior Attendant, escorted by Harold Grindstaffg Malcolm Robertson, Co-Captain, Shirley Painter, Mascot, Nancy Lytle, Queen, es corted by Locke Kelly, Billy Willis, Co-Captain, Kenny Griffin, Mascot, Barbara Peek, Senior Attendant, escorted by Jim Crawford, Margaret McDonald, Sophomore Attendant, escorted by Johnny Crawford. I-4 4 Queen Nancy is crovsmed by Co- The Redskins rake the field. Captain Malcolm Robertson. I A J- I f Rah! Rah! Rah! Preparing for the big parade. The activity bus leads the Wal' 79 Sitting: Sterling Poe, manager, David Early, Jerry Piercy, Jerry McFalls, Steve Wilson, Marcus Hen- sley, Lee Sutton, Vernon Crisp, Buddy Conley, Manager . Kneeling: Fred Harris, Phillip Lowery, Charles Moore, Edwin Hudgins, Elmer McFalls, John Burgin, Jerry Gilliam, Charles Stirewalt. Stand- ing: Coach Washburn, Don Gibbs,Malcolm Robertson, Ray Lytle, Curley Elliott, Jerry Edwards, Billy Willis, David Reynolds, Edgar Poe, J. W. Turner, Coach Griffin. Co-Captains Billy Willis and Mal- colm Robertson discuss plans with Coaches Ken Griffin and James Washburn. X2 'vb X! Q0 In summarizing our football campaign of 1960, we must conclude that we had our bright moments in a not too bright season. Our season's record was 2 wins and 7 losses. We won over Crossnore and Tryon, lost to Salem, Bakersville, Spruce Pine, Glen Alpine, N.C. S. D., Oak Hill, and Drexel. In the Bakersville game, penalties at critical times killed two touch- dovm drives. Our d efen s e held Oak Hill to two first downs, but we lost 7-6. In the Drexel game our defense once again was superb, holding a good Drexel team to two first downs but losing 14-0 on a fumble picked up by a Drexel player for a tou chdown and on a 7 yard run during the last minute of the game. Marriage, work, scholastic grades, and key players not reporting for practice robbed the team of five starting members. These players could have made a difference in several games. We found several stars during this season's play which will help us in the years to come. FOOTBALL Elliott calls signals. ACTION! I Robertson picks up yardage. ACTION! I An end run by Crisp. The concession stand provides refreshments for football fans. 44. .1 I it P is , 5 Q, Q? , SF? A ix ' 'J' rsov km Ywber NXHLCZLS3-ibaCK A .,xz'Q-,! ,'Zg',5a.,, E ,if V5'L 4i 1 1-M , i4'2vP '1-'2rz:- ' . , , . , . . ., ggi-5-,.:x .,:35L:k.m QQ V, F:-fs.. jk N . Q Q.. V .h F r ed C Har 1' is enter , , 'H ., 'xg' .Q .,?,,.M ZA. 5 5, 2 ' , .z f,,i4.v,',w- '!. 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Edwin HH we' ,.' , ,ggi W M X dginS gl Tackl e 83 BUYS' BASKETBALL Sitting: Jerry McFalls, Manager. Kneeling, left to right: Claude McEntire, Jennings Robertson, J. W. Turner, Edgar Poe, Richard Hartwell. Standing: Curley Elliott, Jerry Edwards, Steve McCauley, Dan Grindstaff, Eddie Rhinehardt, Eugene Simmons, Elmer McFalls, Locke Kelly, Wayne Allen. Planning strategy with Coach Griffin are Co- Captains Dan Grindstaff and Locke Kelly. The Old Fort Redskins won the McDowell County C o nf e r e n c e , the McDowell County Tournament and the Eastern Skyline Conference Championships last year. They compiled an overall record of 19-3. Although four players were lost via gradu- ation, the team is still one of the best. Locke Kelly has returned after a year in Phoenix, Arizona, where he gained vital experience. Locke and four other seniors Dan Grindstaff, Steve McCauley, Wayne Allen, and Eddie Rhine- hardt form the heart of the team. They started playing together as freshmen and have looked forward to this year. Elmer McFalls moved from South Carolina to add strength to the al- ready strong team. The Redskins have won three out of their first four games. The team, with its ability to win the big games, and turn apparent defeats into victories, shows promise of being a champion again this year. I. ,I W Eddie Rh For l f I 4 Q ' ' eww' i l X Elmer MC Fall F o GIRLS' BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Brenda Johnson, Linda Harris, Penny Carver, Manager, Linda Haney, Nancy Lytle. Standing: Kay Burgin, Mary Lindley, Cheryl Nodine, Faye Burgin, Nancy Smith, Shelia Adams, Linda Raines, Linda Johnson, Delores Walker, Dianne Walker, Margaret Hendley, Pat Evans, Joyce Lytle. Co-Captains Pat Evans and Kay Burgin talk things over with Coach Griffin. Last season the Old Fort girls won the McDowell County Conference and Tournament Championships and tied for the Eastern Skyline title. Their overall record was 18-3. This year the girls have gotten off to a good start by winning their first four games. The team is an experienced one that is expected to go straight to the top and stay there. Kay Burgin and Pat Evans serve as co- captains this year. Backing Kay in the offensive attack are Dianne Walker, Brenda Johnson, Mary Lindley, Cheryl Nodine, and Joyce Lytle. Fol- lowing Pat on defense are Faye Burgin, Tiny Harris, Delores Walker, and Nancy Lytle. Sev- eral sophomores and freshmen are showing great promise. 86 Kay Burgin Forward Pat Ev ans Faye Burgxn d Gnar Guard Brenda Johnson Forward Linda Harris Guard Delores Walker Guard 37 Dianne YN alxaer Forward Mary Lindley Forward X,,gLAv4A Ric 5? - Cf xg inf -'..:U:-:PS:2:??-. 1eY H695 M . OXC3 1-ke Har pitcher Dan Gr indstaf f Fi 1- S fig agile C atc her as G ,o BASEBALL 1960 L. .29 EWOU A1311 . Cgiiio Base Thfnfmlson Base ww- -V Coach Ken Griffin . 65 Gilbert evvox L. .d 3- lpe Davl K Cxd ow 1 .qw bgivf-. lf.. 'o if hard W Turn Ou Padgha Har old Gr indstaff Howard Gr indstaff 3 - 'tggekd tfleld In PitCh6I' Shorfstop Ou E- ei' T - N21HCy Lytle Linda Harris Barbara Peek Emmetta Stirewalt Elizabeth Taylor Captain .I Cheryl Nodine Johnsie Harris Colista Lewis Kaye Thgmasgn Alice Harris Inspiring fans to bolster their team 's spirit is a difficult task. Under the leader- ship of Elizabeth Taylor, Captain, the cheerleading squad competes with this task by following the teams and determinedly cheering them on to victory. With such an example set for them, the ardent spectators cannot keep from aiding the girls with their cheers. Ye 99 Q! EX ctlgggxv ' 3 Cheering our teams to victory are Barbara V Peek, Alice Harris, Linda Harris, Elizabeth Taylor, Captain, Nancy Lytle, Colista Lewis, Kaye Thomason, Emmetta Stirewalt, Cheryl X Nodine, and Johnsie Harris. 90 ADVERTISEMEN S 1 ,nl ADVERTISING STAFF Left to right Linda Conley, Mrs. Ma.rston, Malcolm Robertson, Locke Kelly Steve McCauley Eliz abeth Taylor and Polly Kelly. BUSINESS MANAGER SPONSOR Malcolm Robertson Mrs Betty Sue Marston Selling advertisements in our an- nual was the job of the Advertising Staff. Each member worked diligent- ly to S ecur e the money needed to publish THE ARROWHEAD. Mal- colm Robertson served as business manager and helped greatly in reach- ing the goal. 91 1.4 BAKER'S FUEL COMPANY Bat Cave Road Old Fort, North Carolina CITY MOTOR COMPANY R. H. Neighbors, Owner Quality Used Cars Marion, North Carolina ELIZABETH JAMES MILLS Marion, North Carolina CHASE'S BARGAIN STORE 8 North Main Street Marion, North Carolina Slightly Used Sterilized Clothing CROWN SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY Phone 209 Old Fort, North Carolina OLD FORT SUPER . -. A.-. .wtfgav W -nf .au 7 MARKET U Wi' Q. I I fl Q, A All will J Old Fort, North Carolina GILBERT J. HOLLIFIELD General Contracting Marion, North Carolina OLD FORT BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head to Operate our Business Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina EAST COURT MOTOR CO., INC. Pontiac Sales and Service P. O. Box 496 Phone 2109 Marion, North Carolina V Marvin is marking bananas for Elizabeth at the Super Market. BURGIN PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 5743 Marion, North Carolina BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Everything To Build Anything South Garden Street P. O. Box 109 Phone Numbers 4391 and 2-5271 Marion, North Carolina LAUGH RIDGE FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture---Household Goods Frigidaire Electric Ranges West Henderson Street Marion, North Carolina An old saying is that if one drinks from the Arrowhead fountain he will someday return. IDEAL CLEANERS 133 West Henderson Street We Call For and Deliver Phone 7261 Marion, North Carolina ETTA PAPER BOX COMPANY, INC. Phone 8261 Marion, North Carolina Manufacturers of all kinds of Set-up and Folding Boxes OLD FORT FARMERS FEDERATION Bill Hogan, Manager O. L. West, Assistant Manager Westinghouse Appliances Feeds---Seedsn - Fertilizers Phone 91 Old Fort, North Carolina J. B. HAYNES AND COMPANY Decorative Evergreens Phone 21 Night 78 Old Fort, North Carolina GUY L. HENSLEY HOSIERY MILL, INC. Marion, North Carolina YOU CAN BE SURE...IF IT'S WESTINGHOUSE LOVEN FURNITURE COMPANY 8 S. Main Street Phone 8211 OLD FORT DRUG COMPANY WESTMORELAND HAWKINS FUNERAL SERVICE Main Street Phone 39 Old Fort, North Carolina 24 Hour Ambulance Service BRADLEY SHOE SHOP Oxygen Equipped Service While You Wait Phone 2161 New and Used Shoes 220 South Main Street Main Street Marion, North Carolina Old Fort, North Carolina DREXEL FURNITURE COMPANY Drexel, North Carolina il- S' ...i i Rockett's new cars seem to interest the boys. ROCKETT MOTORS, INC. Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Sales and Service Telephone 30 Old Fort. North Carolina R. L. CONLEY, DISTRIBUTOR R. L. JAMES AND SON Gulf Petroleum Products Manufacturers of Hosiery for Men Phone 7241 Marion, North Carolina Marion, North Carolina BOB HARRIS USED CARS Reconditioned Used Cars East Court Street Marion, North Carolina BEA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE AND GIFT SHOP Phone N09-7 116 Rock Building Next to City Hall Black Mountain, North Carolina 5AV5 Arx VIE Marion, North Carolina BRADLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 261 East Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina McMURRAY COMPANY, THE FIRST NATIONAL INC, BANK I I' Member Federal Reserve System XCHEVKOIETX Member F.D.I.C. I ' Serving Black Mountain Since 1935 Marion, North Carolina Black Mountain, North Carolina Supreme in Quality Pasteurized Grade A Biltmore Dairy Farms Phone 2179 Marion, North Carolina ,.f? if USE FAT BOY NOTE BOOK PAPER Manufactured by CAR0llNA Q ee N ' 1'tt1 neryougbeztgzci tieapirage Blll GRIFFITH JEWELERS, INC. NW Wi? XO' 1 za, We Qcchdfn 0zfz.gQ Mar ion North Carol ina Bill Jordan John Lowder Q SERVICE PHARMACY Builders of Better Health S. Main St. Phones 3022-3077 Marion, North Carolina 24 HUNTER FLORIST 128 S. Main Phone 4291 Marion, North Carolina DR. W. L. BELL, CHIROPRACTOR 206 Rutherford Road Marion, North Carolina DAVIS BROTHER'S GROCERY Groceries, Feed, Gas, and Oil Bat Cave Road Old Fort, North Carolina HUGHES DEPARTMENT STORE Jonathan Logan Dresses Old Fort, North Carolina LAN DMARK BEAUTY SALON Jo Hogan and Joan Turner, Owners and Operators Main Street Phone 167 Old Fort, North Carolina KASH AND KARRY Complete Line of Groceries Old Fort, North Carolina Two of the girls try on coats from HUGHES' DEPARTMENT BAKER'S WATCH SHOP Watches Elgin- Hamilton- Bulova Keepsake Diamonds Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina STORE Service Calls Phone 106 OLD FORT AMOCO STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories Washing - Polishing - Lubrication Main Street CENTER PHARMACY Reliable prescription service Free Delivery Phone 25 Old Fort, North Carolina McCAll'S FUNERAL HOME I B Marion, North Carolina NOW IN OUR 30TH. YEAR SERVING MARION, OLD FORT, AND MCDOWELL COUNTY Established- 1908 Marion, N. C. Old Fort, N. C. Belkvs for better D -2120 D -275 ay ay selections, better buys! Night-3671 Night-108 2-2265 Belk's for certified better values! GOOD YEAR TIRES AI!k' CAROLINA TIRE SJIRESX ,r , X f McDowell County's Biggest Value Service Store C FULLER'S JEWELRY Elgin and Benrus Watches Diamonds Factory Trained Watchmaker Phone 2-4041 Marion, North Carolina CATAWBA GRILL Highway 221 North of Marion You Are a Stranger Here But Once Hamburgers You' 11 Like LYTLE 8. WILLIS Groceries and Meats Phone 17 Old Fort, North Carolina GREESON AUTO SUPPLY Quality Auto Parts Phone 2-2371 Marion, North Carolina YOU NG'S SHOE STORE 38 South Main Street Marion, North Carolina Mrs. Gibbs is now working in the recentlv constructed GIBBS ELECTRIC SHOP GOSORN'S CASH STORE Old Fort, North Carolina T. B. FAW AND SONS PLUMBING AND HEATING Myers Pumps Phone 107 Old Fort, North Carolina MARION BUICK COMPANY BUICK l UW Teiephone 2140 or 2149 f x If 1 K+' , Marion, North Carolina X 25 North Garden Street 1 I - J L MARION MANUFACTURING COMPANY Combed Cotton and Rayon Fabrics Marion, North Carolina OLD FORT INSURANCE AGENCY Paul Richardson Owner and Manager Representing Leading Stock Companies CLINCHFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Wide Print Cloth Marion, North Carolina THRIFT FURNITURE COMPANY 4 Miles West Highway 70 Marion, North Carolina A. BLANTON GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Marion, North Carolina CRAWFORD'S FUEL OIL Old Fort, North Carolina ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY Con Bost-Owner Marion, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO STORE KX Western Auto I Associate Store Old Fort, North Carolina 5XXN fflffff WMDIWAN Tender Tested pniggk m Reach TOI' Q 5 I I' IBatterWhipperI I1 f I,-, I X XX 'T I' E E g X5 I -5 WALDENSIAN BAKERIES...BAKERS OF SUNBEAM EAD lguglmljutiuns class of '61 UNITED RAYON AND KNITTING MARION MOTORS, INC. -BW Phone 2106 Marion, North Carolina H. AND W. DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina Ph ,, 5 ,' W: ' Emmetta helps her father at Charles' Restaurant OLD FORT CLEANERS Prompt, Efficient Service Save 1OfZ, Cash and Carry Phone 193 Old Fort, North Carolina CHARLES' RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Catawba Avenue Old Fort, North Carolina LYKENS HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Executive Offices In our new modern mill at Marion, North Carolina Lykens Standard Sox Phone 2174 HAWKINS LUMBER COMPANY All Building Materials Marion, North Carolina C Bottling Company Marion, North Carolina SUBURBAN RULANE GAS CO. of North Carolina, Inc. Domestic Heating Commercial P. O. Box 960 Phone 2154 Clinchfield Underpass TYSON FURNITURE COMPANY Everything For Your Home Phone 9-4381 Black Mountain, North Carolina NORTON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Phone 66 Box 177 Old Fort, North Carolina BIANTO N 'S Courses of Study 7ls0noan'4Z-lxisx TRAINING I lf. 7odagJD fi H -Pwr MINT WOMEN: Medical Secretaria1:Exec- K - lkg.. colltax utive Secretarial: Lega1Secretaria1 1 lxf 'j E Complete Business. Men: Account- K ing and Office Machines: Higher Ac- .... counting and Business Administra- tion: Motor Traffic Management. Write For our New Catalog THE AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY S? Sevier, North Carolina R. A. Gibbs Phones 51 Office 51- D. B. Gibbs 146 GIBBS ElECTRIC COMPANY In Business Since 1926 Licensed Contractors Hotpoint Dealer Builders Supplies House Building P.O. Box 165 Plumbing gl Heating Old Fort, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 6331 21 South Main Marion, North Carolina JIMESON'S HARDWARE Rawlings Sporting Goods Phone 6271 Marion, North Carolina McENTIRE'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE A Complete Line of Groceries Gas and Oil Phone 15 Old Fort, North Carolina GOUGE PAINT AND GLASS CO. Highest Quality Paint and Glass Marion, North Carolina J. B. HAYNES AND TUCKER OIL COMPANY COMPANY Distributor Esso Products East Court Street Decorative Evergreens Box 709 Phone 21 Night 78 phone 5464 Marion, North Carolina Old Fort, North Carolina McNEIL'S TEXACO ' Howard McNeil Proprietor Service When You Need It Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina Much of Old Fort's business is conducted on Main Street. A favorite spot of the gang is CENTER PHARMACY llallvw llulor fn.. 'Ill'- 436 Eu! Court St. Telephones 2157 - ZISBFPQV . 'N MARION' N' C - 5g'!?,vw 'I I u 5 u UI ,..-P L Z. Division of United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc. sn Kaya. if U if x A7 tlf 4 ws, 'Q1f- we Qu 352, . 0 .v-' ' .v AA DYERS AND FINISHERS OF COTTONS AND SYNTHETICS . 3, RAlPH'S USED CARS, INC Box 328 Black Mountain, North Carolina The Cleanest Cars In Western North Carolina We Buy - Sell - Trade Home Phone Old Fort 153-R Phone NO9-7302 Ralph N. Nodine, Owner CROSS COTTON MlllS COMPANY Double Carded and Combed Knitting Yarns Highest Quality Marion, North Carolina BROYHlll FURNITURE COMPANY Marion, North Carolina HARRIS SUPPIY STORE A Place for all your Hardware Needs Old Fort, North Carolina 0 qu T -t. A' 1 R SF PARKER HOSIERY MIllS Old Fort, North Carolina Manufacturers of Men's Fancy Hosiery All set to go. I I . 4,7 THE- psf NORTHWESTERN BAN + Serving Western North Carolina With 30 Convenient Offices Old Fort, North Carolina Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 Students are busy decorating for the parade. Compliments of Shuford's Furniture Co. City Barber Shop Jumbo Grill Holler's Market Compliments of McCall Hardware Co. Roseland Florist McDowell Hardware Co. Lowe's Stelens Compliments of Troy's Cafe Hayne-'s Jewelers Frank Ha11's Barber Shop Compliments of Helen's Beauty Shop John M. Stepp Grocery Jack n' Gene Roses 5, 10, 81 2593 Store 952929152 .. i 1.4 ' ' www 3 ' O LV -T. 4-,'uu Wi 'Y owwiflss' ' ' x 4 A. 'hLv' ' ' wr Y -V-.,---IH -v ,. --f 'AJR .Q P-'N J-'Q ' - 5v'-v ' ' ' ,. b 3 1 'l I 4' W , p ,....,. , ' , ' ' rg' 'Y at W' A5 -- . 1 ' ' Q. Q n .1 I 'gym , I V' W ., ' A, 9 A ' A MM lqiwi wh v Dv, .,,. 6 ' - WIN 'r ' . ' U 1014, Msxqi' ' Ir' 55 Me. ,Q I ' f lf Il, X rf -1 5 lx , -' A A 1 ,X -, , .-1' I- Wo' Awalvuv ' I ,cg 1 L K ,f .v ' ,, ' ,ml ' CHQ -Q' .' ,I . 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