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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1969 volume:

Our country is the world—our countrymen are all mankind. William Lloyd Garrison Old Fort students have served and are now serving with our armed forces in many parts of the world. To those students who have faced decision and have accepted rationally tours of duty, and to those from our classes soon to serve, we dedicate the 1969 ARROWHEAD. McDowell County Public Library 90 West Court Street Marion, NC 28752 An Old Fort Student Learns What He A) Barns oho Cd B prghdn, i4od Lim A school day at Old Fort Hi is many things: experiences of learning and growing, some performed alone; others shared. But all the work and play become a part of our lives and, to some extent, shape our destinies. From these activities we develop into self- disciplined, morally responsible individuals who both lead and follow, build and shape, and protest and react with intelligence and moderation to the inevitability of change. Yar yo te te 5 s Se - B. . ooh aie... SLO He Lives With Fairness And Learns Justice ili i He Lives With Respons « at | EA ; os ty And [2232 888 5 235 5 ; . ® commitments and foster loyalty locally and nationally, but, at obligations Duties, the same time, place no restraints on our per- sonal ambitions nor the freedoms of our generation. 25 ing Of Loyalty Learns The Mean + st il ML A } we ee A | +1 AY Pali pire a He Lives With Approval And ike Himself Learns To L WBE HHHHH — Settee waa saaaga3 NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY - NINE THE ARROWHEAD | OLD FORT HIGH SCHOOL OLD FORT NORTH CAROLINA CONTENTS ACTIVITIES. (5: 0x5; 6 site. 2 26 ole whl eis 2.4 war we ew oi eis 15 ATHLETICS) ed Sista 8. saw vara ie Se aye) oe eel wd, Bae 1a Shs 23 CLUBS? aiieise ease ere oe aren Siete oS arg ew ie wee oh 39 ACADEMICS 205, o:apsusss0h a o.erieal oa 1s ons hare cas Si eehee ene 55 CEASSES wes. oun, Oracel erer sar eGalts iovexciee a ehehier @-Snete eeu 69 GRADES) 22:crc cots ve jaitens tout vovecu sation sSocamcteaane vere ws ite sn Gere 89 ADS esers say's natcee On) 18 ahi ods nay ai a, 18 Sa ee Na Me eA Stay 4 Coren Ne 103 EDITOR—JIMMY BROWN BUSINESS MANAGER-BILL NICHOLS ADVISOR—MRS. BETTY MARSTON Challenge, competition, reward, instruc- tion and working with others encourage us to become increasingly self-directed. 12 He Lives With Encouragement And Learns Self-Confidence av a N a = Z = 4 a O Students Give Efficient Help The girls who have willingly devoted their study hall to help in the office and to run errands for Mr. Greer and Mrs. Thomason are Glenna Allison, Glenda Vess, Glenda Davis, Marjorie Banner, Janet Connor, Nancy Greer, Brenda Hall, Terry Bradley, Sheila Carswell, and Nancy Ramsey. | 4 The responsibility of carrying mail to and from Assuming the task of selling lunch tickets to the hungry students are Cathy school is assumed by Jimmy Brown and Bill Moore, Sheila Carswell, and Brenda Hall. Nichols. 16 Assisting the students and helping to keep the library in order are Carolyn Bryant, Pat Bradley, Lynn White, Virginia Harris, Susan Noblitt, Revonda Robinson, Marshall Walker, Martha Morris, Garry Early. Being a bus driver is a job heavy with responsibility; thus, a bus driver must be a very capable driver. This year’s bus drivers are Tony Carswell, Randy Banner, Hugh Gilliam, Greg McGinnis, Garry Early, Ted Smith. Second row: Dennis Bivins, Marshall Walker, Allen Vess, Darrel! Shirlen. Evon Kimbrell concludes her fourth year as Head Majorette. With bright smiles, pretty faces, and excellent precision, the majorettes have proven to be a rare asset to the band this year. These competent girls are Dana Noblitt, Lisa Silver, Doris Simmons, Dana Allison and Gay White. With only three days rehearsal a week, these musicians perform ably. First rank: D, Allison, T. Norton, M. Tilson, G. Carver, D. Johnson, M. Kimbrell. Second rank: §, Guthrie, P. Knupp, V. Hornaday, A. Creasman. J, Glovier, D. Kirby. Third rank: P. Smith, S. Grant, H. Josey, D. Noblitt, P. Harmon, D. 18 Smith. Fourth rank: P. Sutton, B. Ramsey, M. Rhinehardt, G. Edney, J. Allison, W. Lunsford. Fifth rank: V. Crawford, K. Early, R. Harmon, D. Kirby, J. y Lowdermilk, A. Tilson. Having the awesome responsibility of con- ducting the band has been a challenge to Kay Harris, Drum Majorette. Band Director Captain Ralph K. Ostrom conducts : the band with military precision. y 19 Helpful, amiable, attractive, pleasant and court- eous are adjectives which well describe Jimmy Seniors Because of their timeless thoughtfulness, encouragement and matchless assis- tance, Bill Nichols and Nancy Ramsey were chosen by the faculty as Best Citizens. Proficiency in sports requires practice, confidence, perseverance, training, sportsmanship, and an intensive desire to win. Possessing these abilities to lead their teams to success, Ronnie Davis and Jane McCauley were chosen by their classmates as | Most Athletic. | 20 | | 1 Brown and Ann Burgin—selected by the members of the Senior class as Best-All-Around. Merit Honors Abilities must be cultivated if they are to become talents. For their toil in making their skills superior, Robert Twitty and Evon Kimbrell were chosen by their classmates as Most Talented. Their awareness, understanding, and perception have not only won Steve Effler, Justine Williams, and Nancy Ramsey the respect and admiration of both teachers and fellow-students, but also the highest scholastic average as of November, 1968, and the honor of being Most Intellectual. 21 Students Achieve Distinction Recipient of the 1969 D A R Citizenship award is Miss Nancy Ramsey, who also was a candidate for the Mary Valedictorian of the Class of ’68 was Miss Johnsie Elliott. Miss Katherine Reynolds Scholarship offered by the University of Ethel Sword was salutatorian. N.C. at Greensboro. Eight Juniors were chosen on the basis of their academic average to serve as marshals in the 1968 graduation exercises. They were Katie Allison, Chief Marshal Nancy Ramsey, Jimmy Brown, selected from our Glenna Allison, Carolyn Bryant. Second row: Jimmy Brown, Bill Nichols, Steve Effler, and county to attend the American Legion Chief Marshal Justine Williams. Boys’ State, was one of two delegates chosen to represent N. C. at the 1968 Boys’ Nation in Washington, D. C. Jimmy is shown here enjoying a chat 22 with Rep. Roy Taylor. 0) O = EY a = ye Cheerleaders Boost Morale Se ced — a2 we = ate i hs ew . me ; de, ‘a A ; Exhibiting her charm and ability Ann Burgin represents school spirit to eight energetic girls. Ann’s devotion to her school and its teams has been exemplified by long hours of practice, many miles of travel, and long hours of cheering during her four years as cheerleader. Any fatigue or pique was always well-hidden by her ever-pleasant smile. 24 Freshman girls Marian Bradley and Polly Lewis start Sophomores Elaine Morris and Marian Ennis endorse their team with off their first year of cheering with enthusiasm. lots of zeal. Juniors Sherry Byrd, Judy Lewis and Debbie Stone exhibit high spirit needed for a winning team. 25 Redskins Improve Over Previous First row: Jimmy Allison, James Jackson, Ronnie Banner, David Manick, Douglas Johnson, Allen Hicks, Guy Harvey, Mike Logan, Terry Allison. Second row: Gary Miller, Allen Corpening, Sammy Stone, Craig Hogan, Reid Davis, Johnny Bryson, Craig Grant, Sammy Ennis, Mike Ennis. Third row: Jimmy Brown, David King, George Miller, Bernie Bartlett, Dale Robinson, Allen Davis, Steve Johnson, Gary Hollifield. Fourth row: Philip Steppe, Max Hendley, Rudy Stroupe, Ronnie Davis, Otis Carson, Wayne Burnette, Mark Baker, Timmy Lytle. Coaches King and McFee inspire personal Rounding out four years of rugged playing, Jimmy Brown, Philip Steppe, and Max courage, cooperative attitudes, and undefeated Hendley, crowned their previous success by serving as tri-captains this year. spirits. 26 g fe) O 8 ® 0 Ann Burgin Reigns Over Homecoming | - a 1 1 . 3 : i ¥ ¥ j Ps ve 2 . ’ = E j oa : wy 4 r ‘ a 4 . ey Ke , a “ : 3 4 a = 3 ¥: o | Ww ith be . 3h i A Redskin warrior arouses school spirit during the Homecoming Queen Ann Burgin and Escort Bill Glovier add a touch of Parade. splendor to Homecoming activities. 28 Max Hendley bestows a well deserved kiss upon the 1968 Homecoming Queen, Ann Burgin. The winsome beauties chosen to represent the various classes and clubs are first row: Doris Simmons, Gay White, Ann Burgin, Kaye Harris, Dana Allison, Debbie Morris. Second row: Pat Bradley, Nancy Lunsford, Evon Kimbrell, Nancy Ramsey, Penny Knupé. Third row: Elaine Noblitt, Debbie Stone, Judy Lewis, Elaine Morris, Phyllis Freeman, Norma Lunsford. 29 Maidens Show Hustle And A Desire To Win ; re aan ay ae The mid-point of the 68-69 Basketball Season found the Maidens undefeated in Conference play. “We're Number 1”... 30 Old Fort Maidens have shown great determination and ex- Johnson, Coach Allison. Third row: Tony Frick, manager; Janet cellent teamwork during the season. First row: Linda Hemphill, Lytle, Jo Ann Lytle, Susan Carswell, Sharon Guthrie, Donna Jane McCauley, Debbie Johnson. Second row: Phyllis Freeman, Kirby, manager. Jessie Mae Joyner, Debbie Matthews, Margaret Burnette, Kathy Because of their experience and playing ability, Linda Hemphill and Jane McCauley were elected co-captains by their teammates. Coach Mary Allison gives the girls last minute instructions as they prepare to claim another victory. 31 Redskins Rebuild This Season Kneeling: Mike Silver, Benny Matthews, Ronald Lackey, Billy Wayne Burnette, Otis Carson, Freddy Silver; Louis Shirlen Dale soa Glovier, Allen Corpening. Standing: Waymon Lytle, Ronnie Davis, Robinson, and Tommy Norton, manager. ; Under the qualified leadership of Coach Ken Griffin Captain Ronnie Davis with co-captains Louis Shirlen and Waymon Lytle work together to st rengthen the winning ability of their team. aS has _ Through hard work, practice, hustle, and determination, the team was able to make that last-minute effort when it counted the most. 33 Fig J.V.’s Develop Potential Skills Looking forward to their goal of winning more victories for Old Fort High are To prepare the J.V.’s for becoming future Red- the following girls: Lynn Burnette, Sheila Logan, Roxy Bryson, Debbie Brown, skin stars the J.V. coaches, Miss Joan Gebhardt and Debbie Parker and Manager Stephanie Swepson. Second row: Manager Tony Mr. Fred King, stress basketball fundamentals. Frick, Janice Wilson, Cathy Griffin, Sheila Hartwell, Lois Willis, Martha Knup, and Lisa Silver. x i Ri Small in size, but giants in potential are this year’s J.V. boys. First row: James Jackson, John Logan, Victor Crawford, Gary Grindstaff, Jimmy Bartlett, and Rick Hemphill. Second row: Keith Lonon, Ricky Condrey, Charles Jackson, Richard McIntire, Dale Robinson, and Benny Matthews. 34 Girls Softball Team Undefeated In First Season First row: Susan Carswell, Vicki Long, Kaye Elliott, Debbie Johnson, Jane McCauley, Kathy Johnson, Donna Kirby. Second row: Phyllis Freeman, Patricia Logan, Jackie Keaton, Norma Lunsford, Susan Frye, Lala Walker. Coach Mary Allison and Susan Frye, along with other members Phyllis Freeman takes a vicious whack at the ball during batting of the team, snowed under each of the opposing teams as Old Fort practice. coasted to an undefeated season. 36 tt WEEE... Redskins Produce Pro Prospect I John Lipe, rifle-armed catcher, was one of the most publicized baseball Coach Ken Griffin led the Redskins to a 10-5 players in Western North Carolina. With a .650 batting average, he led the record which gave them third place in the Skyline conference in RBI’s and home runs. Conference. - , Ae Pf AZ , Fant at Gr , a e ts ty Z i rae Pay “ P Ae ‘3 ia 7 | Dole ‘tei Yt y v iA First row: Charlie Effler, Barry Early, Garry Early, Allen Corpening. Second row: Jerry McGinnis, David King, Ronnie McGinnis, George Miller, Steve Robertson. Third row: Darrell Shirlen, Ronnie Davis, John Lipe, Max Hendley. 37 Track Team Establishes Seasonal Record pe we coal =a - ae eterna Philip Steppe hands off to Tommy Norton as the Old Fort track team upsets N.C.S.D. for mile relay victory at conference meet. ae at ay ir Bill Matthews, state highjump champion. Palme. First row: Johnny Bryson, Greg McGinnis, Billy Glovier, Mark Baker, Mike Ramsey, Allan Baker. Second row: Craig Hogan, Sam Ennis, Jimmy Brown, Tony Spurlin, Dale Robertson, Steve Johnson, Charles Allison, Tony Frick. Third row: Tommy Norton, Dennis Nodine, Tony Carswell, Rudy Stroupe, Philip Steppe, Raymond Hartwell. 38 ——— eee es CLUBS RSE eA TREAT ae Annual Staff Produces “A Tf iis 6 To make each issue of the yearbook unique and interesting is a including the use of duo-tones. The total number of subscriptions challenge to the ARROWHEAD staff. This year, in an attempt to has exceeded previous records. Staff members include Jimmy meet that challenge, the staff has employed several new techniques Prize-Winning Yearbook Brown, editor; Bill Nichols, business manager; Mrs. Betty Marston, Noblitt, Robert Twitty, Dennis Nodine, Tommy Norton, Philip sponsor; Carolyn Bryant, Candie Allison, Ann Burgin, Dana Steppe, Susie Smith, Nancy Lunsford, Pat Bradley, Debra Smith. Industrious Student Council members strive to further the aims of the school. Seated are Wayne Burnette, Wayne Whitson, Howard Harris. First row: Vicki Hogan, Nancy Lunsford. Second row: Brenda Wells, Nancy Ramsey, Ann Burgin, Vicki Long. Third 42 Student Council Sponsors Homecoming «Wii a t tr SS Sat row: Dana Allison, Phyllis Freeman, Sharon Guthrie, Penny Knupp. Fourth row: Ricky Condry, Jimmy Brown, Philip Steppe. Fifth row: Craig Grant, Garry Early, Dennis Nodine, Steve Bradley, Bernie Bartlett, Bill Nichols. j Te, a Planning the Homecoming dance and parade is a major Student Council Student Council member assumes cafeteria respon- project. sibility. April finds several capable students vying for student council offices. After a hard-fought campaign these popular students were chosen. First row: Nancy Lunsford, secretary; Bernie Bartlett, vice-president. Second row: Bill Nichols, treasurer; Philip Steppe, president; Jimmy Brown, reporter; Mrs. Marie Washburn, sponsor. 43 | Pep Club Boosts School Spirit For their whole-hearted advocacy of school spirit, Debbie Stone, vice- president; Sherry Byrd, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Lee Sutton, sponsor; Nancy Ramsey, reporter; and Debbie Morris, president, were selected to promote the Pep Club’s activities. Pep Club members are: First row: D. Brown, G. Collins, R. Bradley, E. Morris, J. McCauley, D. Morris, D. Stone, D. Noblitt, D. Johnson, D. Kirby, D. King, P. Lewis. Second row: L. Willis, R. White, D. Harris, M. White, B. Glovier, B. Early, N. Ramsey, C. Allison, V. Bean, T. Bradley, D. Smith. Third row: L. Sanders, C. Griffin, G. Bean, J. Lowdermilk, D. Williams, B. Hall, W. Knupp, L. Shirlen, P. Freeman, N. Lunsford, G. Early, S. Jackson. Fourth row: L. Silver, S. Hartwell, V. Bartlett, S. Byrd, M. Hendley, J. Lewis, R. Twitty, A. Burgin, V. Long, R. Burgin, M. Bradley. 44 Eee eS Monogram Club Buys Sweaters Elected to serve as Monogram Club officers are Debbie Stone, secretary; Debbie Morris, reporter; Judy Lewis, treasurer; Mark Baker, vice-president; Mr. Fred King, sponsor; Ronnie Davis, president. New at our school this year is the Monogram Club. Members of this club must have earned a letter. First row: Donna Kirby, Jimmy Brown, Ronnie Davis, Jane McCauley, Debbie Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Debbie Morris, Debbie Stone, Linda Hemphill, Mary Kimbrell. Second row: Craig Grant, Billy Glovier, Roger Bradley, Elaine Morris, Phyllis Freeman, Judy Lewis, Sherry Byrd, Steve Burnette, Susan Carswell. Third row: Barry Early, David King, Max Hendley, Dennis Harris, Louis Shirlen, George Miller, Mark Baker, Tommy Norton. Fourth row: Jerry McGinnis, Gary Hollifield, Gary Collins, Greg McGinnis, Otis Carson, Johnny Bryson, Tony Frick. 45 | Glee Club Enjoys Singing Six seniors serve as officers of the Glee Club. They are Terry Trying to constitute a “gang” of talkative girls into Bradley, secretary; Debbie Johnson, president; Candie Allison, Li- an organized vocal group is not easy, but Mrs. Gretchen brarian; Donna Kirby, reporter; Jane McCauley, vice-president; Nancy Corbitt, the Glee Club director, has done a remarkable Ramsey, pianist. job. et Ee Lr Sees cores apiece ise hinder eet Me Mrs. Corbitt has worked. progressively with these talented girls to establish a well-trained group: Row one: Glenna Allison, Margaret Burnette, Kathy Johnson, Marjorie Banner, Donna Kirby, Catherine Moore, Elaine Morris, Katy Allison, Glenda Vess. Row two: Nancy Greer, Brenda Wells, Brenda Hall, Candie Allison, Nancy Ramsey, Judy Bean, Mary Lynn Rhinehardt, LaGretta Keaton. Row three: Debbie Johnson, Freddie Murphy, Jane McCauley, Susan Carswell, Kathy Randolph, Frances Hoyle, Terry Bradley, Janice Wilson, Virginia Harris. 46 Interact Club Serves School Under the sponsorship of the Rotary Club, members are active in school and community affairs. First row: Louis Shirlen, Tim Allison, Mark Baker, Keith Lonon, Craig Grant, Reid Davis, Dennis Nodine, Ricky Condrey. Second row: Mike Silver, Ronnie Davis, Tommy Norton, Philip Steppe, Bernie Bartlett, James Robertson, Dale Robinson. Third row: Bill Nichols, Wesley Knupp, Roger Bradley, Craig Hogan, Jimmy Brown and Mr. Ken Griffin, sponsor. Directing Interact’s many activities are Bernie Bartlett, reporter; Mark Baker, Advising president Jimmy Brown on club affairs treasurer; Bill Nichols, secretary; Jimmy Brown, president; and Dennis Nodine, is Interact advisor Dr. Harry Lind and Mr. Perry vice-president. Ward, president of the Marion Rotary Club. 47 Beta Club Sends Packages To Servicemen Several members of the Beta Club are packing Christmas boxes The assiduous officers of the Beta Club are Mrs. Martha Fender, for the boys in Viet Nam, one of Beta’s projects. sponsor; Katie Allison, reporter; Bill Nichols, vice-president; Philip Steppe, president; Nancy Ramsey, secretary-treasurer, and Revonda Robinson, program chairman who endeavor to make the Beta Club a significant contribution to the school. Possessing not only academic achievement but qualities of Janet Connor. Third row: Bill Nichols, Philip Steppe, Shirley leadership and character as well, Beta Club members are Mrs. Sword, Jane McCauley, LaGretta Keaton, Glenna Allison, Denise Martha Fender, sponsor, Dana Noblitt, Nancy Lunsford, Sheila McIntire, Brenda Vess. Fourth row: Dennis Nodine, Bernie Carnes, Diane Raffield, Doris Simmons, Judy Lewis. Second row: Bartlett, Jimmy Brown, Richard White, Tommy Norton, Reid Katie Allison, Nancy Ramsey, Justine Williams, Carolyn Bryant, Davis, Terry Wilson, Steve Effler. Debra Smith, Susie Smith, Revonda Robinson, Miriam Walker, 48 F.T.A.Works Toward Scholarship Fund IT LD 2 foo a! aie co A oe Oe Be Se ee ot ? f—f- fj Students interested in teaching careers are Dana Noblitt, row: Ann Burgin, Genell Bean, Judy Bean, Penny Knupp, Marian Brenda Dale, Vicki Bartlett, Evon Kimbrell, Vera Bean, Glenda Bradley, Pam Early. Fourth row: Robert Twitty, Billy Glovier, Davis, Glenda Vess. Second row: Martha Knupp, Candy Allison, Tim McEntire, Mrs. Phyllis Setzer, sponsor. Debra Smith, Brenda Wells, Dana Allison, Phyllis Freeman. Third Sees, hv i —_— Dana Noblitt leads a group discussion on college educa - Working with Mrs. Setzer on club projects are Dana Allison, presi- tion, theme of a club program. dent; Dana Noblitt, vice-president; Candie Allison, parliamentarian; Ann Burgin, secretary; Phyllis Freeman, treasurer; and Mrs. Phyllis Setzer, sponsor. 49 F.F.A. Wins Land Judging Contest For the second year in a row the land judging team, consisting Farmers chose as their officers this year Lionel Walker, president; of Lionel Walker, Allen Kerlee, Carter Harris and Hugh Gilliam Allen Kerlee, vice-president; Hugh Gilliam, secretary; Randy won first place in the contest held at Glenwood. The Future Banner, treasurer; George Miller, reporter; Carter Harris, sentinel. These newer F.F.A. members assist in many club projects. and participating in many contests which increase their knowledge These projects include constructing signs for the community, of farming techniques. Mr. Donald Anderson is the sponsor. making a survey on full and part time farmers for Duke Power, 50 T F.H.A. Donates Toys To Needy Children vi 4,8 3 Under the guidance of Mrs. Sue Glovier, these able officers help direct the activities of the F.H.A. Mrs. Sue Glovier, sponsor; Revonda Robinson, president; Katie Allison, reporter; Virginia Harris, treasurer; LaGretta Keaton, secretary; Nancy Lunsford, vice-president. F.H.A. members are Virginia Harris, Diane Raffield, Sheila Carnes, Norma Lunsford, Vicki Hogan, Marian Ennis, Debbie Parker, Nancy Lunsford, Glenna Allison, Kathy Johnson. Second row: Mrs. Wilson, student teacher, Revonda Robinson, Debbie Brown, Sharon Harris, Karen Hausley, Karen Parker, Candie Allison, Katie Allison, Brenda Dale, Margret Green. Third row: LaGretta Keaton, Tonia Bryson, Sheila Logan, Minnie Luckey, Brenda Hall, Cathy Griffin, Sheila Hartwell, Lois Willis, Penny Knupp and Pam Early. 51 a Pat Bradley Edits Redskin Gazette i A prize-winning paper is the goal of the officers of the REDSKIN Leading the REDSKIN GAZETTE’S staff is Mrs. GAZETTE. Seated are Joanne Saunders, elementary editor; Pat Bradley, Phyllis Setzer, sponsor; Pat Bradley, editor; and Carolyn editor; Carolyn Bryant, assistant editor; Albert Joyner, art editor. Standing: Bryant, assistant editor. Steve Effler, layout editor, Melvin White, art editor; and Dean Greenlee, sports editor. To gather news and material for the GAZETTE, Steve Effler, Melvin White, Tonia Biyaon;: Melvin Lytle, Linde Hemphill, Joanne Saunders, Albert Joyner, Don Davis, Carolyn Bryant, Pat Bradley, and Dean Greenlee really have a “‘nose for news.’ 52 Health Careers .- Club Organized : vA e ae é: Leading the Health Careers Club this year are Sheila Carswell, reporter; Terry Bradley, program chairman; Mary Rhinehardt, secretary; Mrs. Truby Painter, sponsor; Phyllis Connor, treasurer; Two members of the Health Careers Club discuss some of the Steve Johnson, president; Marjorie Banner, vice-president. club’s projects. Members of the Health Careers Club are Jeanette Vess, Lisa Silver, Vicki Hogan, Stephanie Swepson, Donna Bartlett, Wanda Effler, Debbie Lewis, Marjorie Banner. Second row: Donna Kirby, Polly Lewis, Vicki Hornaday, Lynn Burnette, Debbie Brown, Gay White, Martha Davis. Third row: Lou Ann Sanders, Debbie Padgett, Libby Williams, Nancy Greer, Kathy Moore, Karen Burleson, Debbie Johnson, Mrs. Truby Painter, sponsor. Fourth row: Sheila Carswell, Brenda Hall, Steve Johnson, Susan Carswell, Mary Rhinehardt, Kathy Randolph, Phyllis Connor, and Terry Bradley. 53 French Club Writes Penpals The newly organized French Club has undertaken several projects, This year each member is corresponding with a penpal in France. Taking part in the projects are Debbie Williams, Norma Lunsford. Second row: Cathy Griffin, Debra Smith, Virginia Harris, Janice Wilson. Third row: Sandra Jackson, Sharon Guthrie, Johnny Painter, Ricky Condrey, Garry Early. Fourth row: Mr. Wade Nanney, sponsor; Sam Ennis, Terry Wilson, Mike Silver, Richard McEntire. Working with Mr. Nanney to promote the interests of the French Club are Sharon Guthrie, treasurer; Norma Lunsford, secretary; Ricky Condrey, vice- president; Mike Silver, reporter; Johnny Painter, president. ACADEMICS ee. Stes eicttnge Administration: Backbone Of School Mr. James Washburn aids and advises students. Understanding is his answer to the problems of young people. g: | a F alat ; ae aaa as@ a | a , i d@ Pr ero Mr. Greer addresses teachers. Under the guidance of Mr. P. W. Greer, princi- pal, school activities run along smoothly. ; = Ri: a —¥ Par, Answering questions is Mr. Washburn’s business—serious business. A glance into Mrs. Thomason’s office shows her hard at work. Mr. James Johnson, County Superin- tendent, works with principals and teachers. 57 English: Challenge To The Mind Practice before the class develops poise. Mrs. Phyllis Setzer outlines the rules for giving an effective speech. Then she gives a test. 58 The overhead projector is an effective means of learning and Mrs. Making speeches is an important part of Senior English. Setzer uses it often. ADJUST YOUR READING RATE a. Mrs. Betty Marston’s sophomore English class believes in active = participation. ES | ¥ NUL ESR TERA Mrs. Rita Ann Sutton gives back one of many English tests. 59 History: Knowledge Of The Past Mr. Kenneth Griffin teaches Civics and basketball. ia ; ‘i aan : . : YS 7 ) PEER EERREREEEE . ‘ xB Mr. John Bumgarner’s self-assurance inspires confidence. Mr. Fred King’s U.S. History classes explores the birth of a nation. Library: Hub of Activity ' The library is not only a place for study but a place for relaxation. Concentration. Mrs. Marie Washburn is a great help to students. 61 French: An Adventure In } Language Mr. Wade Nanney brings to his students a new experience in learning. SEE, | } i | f } } ji . | i | | | s| ; ii il | f | 1 Teaching French involves instantaneous translation. | i 62 Physical Education: Good Training For Good Health Mrs. Judy Davis and Mr. Ken Griffin find physical fit- These freshmen boys are really up in the air. ness gives zest to life. Mrs. Davis teaches her P.E. girls the fundamentals of basketball by playing with them. | 63 Mathematics And Science: Ver - r - ry interesting! Mr. Lee Sutton’s industrious nature is an inspiration to his students. 64 Conquest Of Space 8 The constant threat of pop quizzes and daily homework assignments induce good In addition to being a required course, biology is study habits in Mrs. Sandra Ayers’ math classes. also an enjoyable one under Mrs. Martha Fender. Mr. Lee Sutton explains the intricacies of a slide rule. 65 ol (INN Mrs. Thelma Presnell, cosmotology instructor, instigates the need for looking neat and well-groomed. The parts of a motor are taught by the use of a scale model. ' Provide Know-How Mrs. Truby Painter practices teaching techniques. 67 ee Ee as Mr. Roy Hollifield, driver education instructor, instructs county students in developing safe driving habits. Mr. Merrill McEntire, art instructor, teaches his students the value of art. Art students explore new forms of art by creating colorful pottery. The use of the pottery-wheel is deftly demonstrated by Dennis Nodine. 68 CLASSES Seniors As the final year becomes reality those given the task of leading the Seniors are Ann Burgin, vice-president; Justine Williams, sec- retary; Pat Bradley, treasurer; Bill Nichols, president; and Jane McCauley, reporter. The Seniors are faced with many important decisions this year. Aiding them in establishing their purpose in life are class sponsors Mrs. Truby Painter, Mrs. Phyllis Setzer, and Mr. John Bumgarner. 70 — Candie Allison Dianne Allison Glenna Allison Katie Allison Tim Allison Marjorie Banner Judy Bean Roger Bradley Teresa Bradley Pat Bradley Alan Brown Jimmy Brown Senior Rings Arrive After Twelve Years Wait et Carolyn Bryant Tonia Bryson Ann Burgin William Burleson 71 Seniors Look Forward To Steve Burnette Sheila Carswell Gary Collins Phyllis Conner Ronnie Davis Barry Early Garry Early Steve Effler Ronnie Fender | Billy Glovier Craig Grant Dean Greenlee Dan Grindstaff Jimmy Grooms Brenda Hall Kaye Harris 72 Graduation With High Hopes Virginia Harris Linda Hemphill Max Hendley Larry Hicks Debbie Johnson Albert Joyner Kristie Keaton La Gretta Keaton Wayne Kelly Evon Kimbrell Donna Kirby Wesley Knupp Marvin Lunsford Melvin Lytle Patricia Marsh Jane McCauley Philip Steppe Gene Stevens Robert Twitty Allen Vess 74 Tim McEntire Gregory McGinnis Jerry McGinnis Catherine Moore Martha Morris Freddie Murphy Bill Nichols Kenny Noblitt Nancy Ramsey Revonda Robinson Joanne Saunders Darrell Shirlin Lala Walker Marshall Walker Lynn White Melvin White . Senior Dreams Materialize Justine Williams Ruth Whyatt Juniors Envy Seniors Juniors use a variety of methods to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Officers chosen to represent the Junior class are Louis Shirlin, vice-president; Dana Noblitt, reporter; Judy Lewis, secretary; Mrs. Martha Fender, Mrs. Rita Sutton, and Mr. Fred King, sponsors; Dana Allison, president; and Nancy Lunsford, treasurer. es Dana Allison Mary Lee Anderson Mike Autry Anita Bailey Mark Baker Randy Banner 76 ah | ) ia j Bernie Bartlett Bonnie Bartlett Vera Bean Dennis Bivins Johnny Bryson Rose Burgin Margaret Burnette Sherry Byrd Sheila Carnes Otis Carson Tony Carswell Janet Conner Kathy Connor Wilma Corpening Brenda Croom Brenda Daniels Delaine Davis Donald Davis (ae Glenda Davis Reid Davis Jackie Edwards Roger Effler Sam Ennis Quinton Fox Hugh Gilliam Edith Grant Carter Harris Dennis Harris Alvin Hensley Brenda Hinson | 77 Gary Hollifield Clifton Jones Glenn Lewis Nancy Lunsford Billy Manley - a iw Frances Hoyle Jackie Keaton Judy Lewis Evelina Lytle Deborah Matthews . Willie Hutchinson Allen Kerlee Kathy Logan Robert Lytle Denise McIntire 78 Sandra Jackson Mary Kimbrell Patricia Logan Timothy Lytle George Miller Douglas Johnson Danny Knowlton Vickie Long Wayman Lytle Elaine Moore Kathy Johnson Ronald Lackey Douglas Lunsford Willhellmina Lytle Gary Moore ig ey me Ti ——eEeE — EES—w h —— Debbie Morris Dana Noblitt Susan Noblitt Dennis Nodine Tommy Norton Edwin Parker Diane Raffield Kathy Randolph James Robertson Louis Shirlin Freddy Silver i . | Debbie Stone Miriam Walker Doris Simmons Debra Smith Susan Smith Ted Smith Terry Smith Freddy Sutton Shirley Sword Gregory Tipton Brenda Vess Glenda Vess Ray Walker Richard White Sandra Williams Terry Wilson Steve Wyatt Sophomores Theta et feed iaca| 1 After surviving their first year of high school the sophomores have become a concrete part of Old Fort High School. Selected to lead them in their significant second year are Ricky Condrey, president; Mary Lynn Rhinehardt, secretary; Marian Ennis, vice-president; Elaine Morris, treasurer; Craig Hogan, reporter. Guiding the sophomores in their search for knowledge are these class sponsors: Mrs. Betty Marston, Mr. Malcolm McFee, and Mr. Lee Sutton. | Charles Allison Elton Allison Roger Allison Ronnie Bailey Gary Beach Steve Brown Steve Burgin Karen Burleson Gary Burnette Lynn Burnette J Susan Carswell Bulo Carver Herbert Carver Ricky Condrey | Victor Crawford English Under Mrs. Marston D. L. Crisp Martha Croom Kaye Dale Betty Davis Ollie Effler Marian Ennis Donald Farmer Phyllis Freeman Tony Frick Nancy Greer 81 B obby Grooms Vicki Hornaday Jessie Mae Joyner Jo Ann Lytle Keith Lonon Kathy Lytle Sharon Guthrie James Lunsford Richard Marston Alan Hemphill Judy Hoyle Marcia Hudgins Otis Keaton Charles Kelly Norma Lunsford 82 Benny Matthews Donald Hensley Steve Johnson David King Patsy Lunsford Richard McEntire Craig Hogan Nancy Jones Kathy Lewis Janet Lytle Karen Monroe Sophomores Become Sophisticated Brenda Morris Elaine Morris Elaine Noblitt Debra Padgett Johnny Painter Charles Presnell Ray Revis Mary Lynn Rhinehardt Dale Robinson Linda Saunders Rebecca Sawyer Mike Silver Paul Souther Tony Spurlin Sam Sterling Rudy Stroupe Jeanette Vess Lester Vess Sandra Webb Brenda Wells Gay White Kenneth Whitesides Libby Williams Harold Wilson Janice Wilson Freshmen Enjoy New Status Under the leadership of Wayne Burnette as president; Steve Bradley, treasurer; Pam Early, secretary; Howard Harris, reporter; and General Bryant, vice-president, Freshman learn to endure their first year of high school. Their sponsors are Mr. Ken Griffin, Mr. Wade Nanney, and Mrs. Sandra Ayers. David Allison Gail Allison Jimmy Allison Sandra Allison am Shirley Allison Terry Allison Ricky Autry Douglas Bailey 84 Ronnie Banner Donna Bartlett Jimmy Bartlett Vickie Bartlett Genell Bean Gary Bivins Marian Bradley Steve Bradley Debby Brown Larry Brown General Bryant Roxie Bryson Wayne Burnette Kevin Carson Theresa Corpening Brenda Dale Allen Davis Martha Davis Pam Early Mike Ennis Dwight Effler Wanda Effler Brian Gilliam Roy Grant Margaret Green Cathy Griffin Don Grindstaff Gary Grindstaff Mike Hampton Ronald Harmon 85 Deborah Harris Luther Hemphill Vickie Hogan Pattie Keaton Polly Lewis Howard Harris Barbara Hensley Stephen Hunter David Kerlee Donny Loftis Sharon Harris Carl Hensley Charles Jackson RN Donnie Kirby John Logan 86 Sheila Hartwell Kathy Hensley James Jackson Martha Knupp Michael Logan Guy Harvey Allan Hicks Louis Jenkins Penny Knupp Sheila Logan Karen Hausley J. L. Hinson Brenda Jones Debbie Lewis Jane Lowdermilk Ee Minnie Lucky Willie Lunsford David Manick Gary Miller Barbara Murphy Debbie Parker Wade Parker Wayne Parker Danny Philbeck Joe Presnell Doris Randolph Jerry Randolph Linda Ray Floyd Rector Lynn Russell Lou Ann Sanders Gaither Saunders Lisa Silver Marcia Smith Sammy Stone Stephanie Swepson Alan Tilson Gerald Vess Marvin Vess Randy Vess Wayne Whitson Deborah Williams Lois Willis Tommy Wilson Judy Wyatt 87 Students At Old Fort Enjoy Many Activities i GRADES | | Mites And Mid 5 . Ose gets Choose Cheerleaders e.. 4 Sponsored by the Booster Club and coached by Mike Gibbs, the Midgets have shown great promise as future football players. Also sponsored by the Booster’ Club and coached by Bob Bartlett, the Mite team has won a sportsmanship trophy in spite of its few victories this year. 90 | Miss Dorothy Hensley Eighth Grade First Row: Doris Hollifield, Patti Smith, Abigail Allison, Diane Bur- nett, David Faw, David Morris, Calvin Lytle, Richard Daniels, Steve Grant. Second Row: Joanne Wood, Rita Whitson, Shirley Painter, Mike Williams, Bettina Chrisawn, Jerry Galloway, Mike Whisnant, Jeffrey Sanders, Mike Bradley. Third Row: Miss Dorothy Hensley, Leland Walker, James Jannuzzio, James Ricker, Frank Manley, David Reed, Harold Hollifield, Jimmy Barrier, Kathy Murphy, Sherry Grant, Reva Noblitt. Mrs. Penny Davis Eighth Grade First Row: Lynn Silver, Michael McFalls, Mike White, Wayne Stafford, Kenny Tipton, Tony Brown, Charles Daniels, Joey Glovier. Second Row: Michael McPeters, Revonda Wilson, Jody Lanning, Sharon Hass, Shirley Croom, Yvonne McIntire, Linda Jordan, Judy Robin- son, Karen Early, Harriett Josey. Third Row: Mrs. Ailene Martin, Keith Allison, Mike Morris, Roy Hoyle, Raymond Hoover, Danny Moore, Carroll Wilson, Roy Parker, Yvonne Suttles, Debra Vess, Donna Kay Elliott, Mrs. Penny Davis. : yg MAUN sai WALLACE Mrs. Lola Lonon Eighth Grade First Row: Karen Smith, Denisa Noblitt, Wanda Gilliam, Barbara Matthews, Yvonne Lunsford, John Daniel, Randy Parker, Harold Davis, Ronnie Silver, Billy Connor, Tony Marsh. Second Row: Larry Lytle, David Bradley, Richard Smith, Troy Whitesides, Paul Wilson, Roy Burgin, Johnny Largin, Sharon Walker, Violet Grant, Glenda Wilson. Third Row: Mary Ann Wills, Debra Autrey, Patricia Lane, Lewis Ellison, Connie Freeman, Gregory Davis, Steve Vess, Roscoe Parker, Charles Sherlin, Russell Murphy, Mrs. Lola Lonon. Mrs. Mary Allison Seventh Grade First Row: Debbie Noblitt, Tommy Wills, Eddie Stevens, Keith Jackson, Dan Adams, Terry Early, Rhonda Deaton, Randy Farmer, Angela Ray, Regina Vess. Second Row: Jack Baker, Melody Loftis, Steve Grind- staff, Jeannine Roland, Danny Allison, Beth Wilson, Rickey Philbeck, Carolyn Brown, Russel Morris, Jeffrey Lowdermilk. Third Row: Thomas Hunter, Donna Farmer, Oleen Gainey, Carolyn Logan, Paul Twitty, John Manley, Ronald Hartwell, Joe Logan, Tony Whitson, Mrs. Mary Allison. Mrs. Jo Ann Bumgarnet Seventh Grade First Row: Darlene Lytle, Karen Bivins, Kathy Beach, Butch Effler, Ronnie Moore, Vernon Vess, Gary Grooms, Billy Marsh, Mark Tilson, Anthony Daniel. Second Row: Linda Morris, Janice Ricker, La Vern Ashe, Norma Gilliam, Homer Russell, Eric Smith, Gerald Edney, Loyd Strick- land, Dennis McPeters, Gary Luckey. Third Row: Mrs. Jo Ann Bumgarner, Deborah Davis, Doris Parker, Janet Turner, Janice Turner, Deborah Hensley, Gayle Johnson, Melvin Allison, Tim Padgett, Jeff Noblitt, Edward Brown. Mr. Roy Dulaney Seventh Grade First Row: Keith Smith, David Lavender, David Hensley, Frances McGinnis, Kathy Bartlett, Karen Souther, Freida Lytle, Neal Harris, Gary Carver, Edward Jannuzzio. Second Row: Howard Morris, Kenny Griffin, Jeff Allison, Kim Knupp, Tommy Largin, Charles Vess, Phillip Harmon, Donnie Norwood, Ricky Morris. Third Row: Mr. Roy Dulaney, Kern Ennis, Tony Johnson, Terry Moore, Pamela Swepson, Babby Ramsey, Roni Guffey, Libby Lytle; Sandy Waters, Grace Padge tt, Vickie Jones, Lou Ann Smith. Mr. Herman Hopper Sixth Grade First Row: Chuck Rose, Billy Hoover, Gary Lewis, Emitt Ander- son, Glenn Vess, John Sanders, Robin Brown, Katherine Smith, Virginia Ray, Lynell Burnette. Second Row: Keith Allison, Kevin Knowlton, Jack Westbrook, Kathy Howell, Carl Joyner, Monroe Grant, Clarence Russell, Mark Loftis, Sandra Lytle. Third Row: Ronnie Moore, Ricky Lanning, Joyce Bartlett, Debbie Dees, Elaine Bean, Teresa Cody, Phyllis Saunders, Twonia Hemphill, Connie Stroupe, Peggy Sutton, Mr. Herman Hopper. Mrs. Ruth Hornaday Sixth Grade First Row: Johnny Smith, Dotty Frick, Millie Hashe, Nancy Gilliam, Scott Owens, Joan Noblitt, Karen Foster. Second Row: Larry Morris, Nathan Walker, Darlene Davis, Mary Ann White, Joey Waycaster, Jeffrey Davis, Steve Knupp, Dean Carson, Kathy Grindstaff, Judy Smith, Wayne Lavender. Third Row: Mrs. Ruth Hornaday, Randy Blankenship, Teresa Whitson, Teresa Crisp, Jean Hensley, Betty Hinson, Michael Allison, Eugene Anderson, Charles Russell, Dallas Lawson, Danny Webb, Dennis Whitson, Mrs. Margaret Adams. HEALTH SCIENCE SEPTEMBER Mr. Luther Bailey« Sixth Grade First Row: Judy Gibson, Vickey Owens, Teresa Lavender, Gail Davis, Jeffrey Freeman, Bobby Effler, Stanley Vess, Mike Morris, Eddie Manley, Leonard Dalton. Second Row: Marilyn Carson, Darlene Brown, Phyllis Presnell, Barbara Ricker, Jimmy Allison, Robin Hart- well, Dean Blanton, David Greene, Robert Murphy. Third Row: Brenda Painter, Patti Loftis, Anita Creasman, Pamela Walker, Donnie Grindstaff, Steve Largin, Ray Davis, Charles Wills, Rodger Moore, Randy Davis, Mr. Luther Bailey. SWRA BART LT. 5 CREB? bv Mrs. Frances Coble Fifth Grade First Row: Tony Gilliam, Rhonda Morris, Robin Lawson, Gary Autry, Rita Stevens, Beckie Davis, Teresa Daniels, Terry Webb, Keith Byrd. Second Row: Daniel Johnson, Jackie Jackson, Debbie Hollifield, Sandra Harris, Sheila Pope, Cheryl Moore, Joey Williams, Terry Hoover, Glenn Marlowe. Third Row: Mrs. Frances Coble, Douglas Allison, Mike Murphy, Michael Harris, Johnny Bur- nette, Trena Deaton, Jolene Faw, Mark Jones, June Lytle, John Turner. Mrs. Faye Wells Fifth Grade First Row: Glenn Lanning, Paul Philbeck, Jeff Bartlett, Mark Jarrett, Brenda Foster, Darlene Painter, Ray Daniels, Steve Davis, Paula Croom. Second Row: Calvin Lavender, Ricky Setzer, Karen Allison, Earlene Whit- son, Debra Williams, Linda Lanning, Maria Allison, Lisa Grant, Beckie Ennis, Ricky Reed. Third Row: Mrs. Margie Hass, Gerald Hunter, Tommy Dale, Robin Roland, Glenn Joiner, Tim Edwards, Theresa James, Nancy Lewis, Carol Teems, Dean Jones, Mrs. Faye Wells. oT) Mrs. Mildred Tate Fifth Grade First Row: Jack Silver, Anthony Jackson, Sharon Ashe, Ramona Allison, Rita Spurlin, Gwen Laven- der, Steve Whitesides, Kirk Davidson, Paul Brooks, Jr. Second Row: Steve Moore, Johnny Shuford, Allen Galloway, Teresa Allison, Faye Hall, Debra Rose, Kaye Hampton, Rickey Bailey, Randy Watson. Third Row: Mrs. Mildred Tate, Linda Gandee, Eric Lytle, Mark Faw, Freddie Allison, Sandra Hathaway, Cynthia Logan, Sarah Norton, Jimmy White, Paul Corpening. Mrs. Thurlene Hogan Fourth Grade First Row: Carol Bartlett, Brent Anderson, Johnny Freeman, Theresa Nail, Virginia Lanning. Second Row: Veronica Meilhammer, Lynn Roland, Michael Foster, Rickey Gilliland, Ronald Brown, Danny Bartlett,, Robin Silver, Loretta Logan, Re- vonda Vess, Judith Hampton. Third Row: Peggy White, Tony Lawson, Barbara Lewis, Edward Lytle, Anna Wills, Rickey Manick, Sandra Murphy, Kathey Wilson, Donnie Lytle. Fourth Row: Mrs. Thurlene Hogan, Shelia Bevins, Roger Carver, Dale Kirby, Debbie Farmer, Renee Allison, Marlene Burgin, Carolyn Gregory, Angelia Smith, John Owens, Jr., Yvonne Allison. Mrs. Alma Jarvis , Special Education First Row: Audie Bartlett, Francis Grant, Wanda Davis, Michael Lowery, James Logan, Dianne McGinnis. Second Row: Mrs. Alma Jarvis, Billy Johnson, Daniel Wilson, Troy Morris, Steve Strickland, Barbara Morris, Debra Wilson. Mrs, Margaret Harris Fourth Grade First Row: Trina Cathey, Susan Hensley, Freida Carson, Cynthia Autrey, Lamar Silver, Roger Creas- man, Randy Johnson, Katherine Gilliam, Twillia Smith, Rence Lawson. Second Row: Gerald Parker, Marty Elrod, Michael Marsh, Ralph Harris, Patricia Ray, Debbie Reed, Tony Jordon, Patricia Wyatt, Debra Conner, Diane Brooks, Donna Dees, Johnnie Stevens. Third Row: Rodney Tilson, Dale Lavender, Phillip Davis, Dru Hathcock, Scott Bradley, Pamela Allison, Sybil Ballard, Joyce Walker, Jane Jenkins, Judy Rose, David Hutchinson, Mrs. Margaret Harris. See NDIANS. ™ “ 3 bks ase meena 2 awa COMMUNI Thy, Mrs. Nancy Kiser Fourth Grade First Row: Gail Lewis, Terry Hemp- hill, Jeff Allison, Susan Lytle, Jeannie Walker, Jimmie Owenby, Kim Morris, Ricky Crisp, Sharone McEntire, Dale Robertson. Second Row: Nancy Bradley, John Wilson, Bea Mangiafico, Ronald Rose, Dave Lowdermilk, Ricky Wood, Joan Lytle, Keith Baker, Choquita Ster- ling, Dennis Smith. Third Row: Mrs. Nancy Kiser, Earl Parker, Revonda Morris, C. W. Barrier, Bobby Suttles, Patsy Robinson, William Corpening, Mary Ellen Milstead, Jane Burgin, Arnita Allison, Eugene Gilliam, Michael Moore, Mrs. Mildred McCauley. Mrs. Gladys Kanipe Third Grade First Row: Duane Ray, Joni Jones, Ronald Parker, Susan Noblitt, Terry Gilliam, Geraldine Hutchinson, Jimmy Williams, Eugene Reed, Gary Bailey. Second Row: Linda Hoyle, David Harris, Dennis Allison, Steve Sawyer, Jack Collins, Sheila Davis, Sherry Randolph, Katherine Ahlberg. Third Row: Mrs. Gladys Kanipe, Tammy Simmons, Susan Allen, Diane Davis, Kay Noblitt, Danny Stevens, Clifford lLargin, Jacob Keaton, Savada Morgan, Debra Buckner, James Hausley, Mrs. Dorothy Grind- staff. Mrs. Janet Norton Third Grade First Row: William Allison, Russell Hartwell, Mark Davis, Dennis Newton, Roger Brown, Michael Owens. Second Row: Debra Hoover, Catherine Noblitt, Barbara Lavender, Tina Smith, Ruby McGinnis, Gail Turner, Jane Wills. Third Row: Carl Clark, Keith Holtsclaw, Ronnie Johnson, Sandra Guffey, Steve Allison, Olin Gainey. Fourth Row: Dwayne Hunter, Eugene Bartlett, Beverly McKinney, Rhonda Cody, Raymond Lawson, David Jarrett, Mrs. Janet Norton. Mrs. Clara Rayburn Third Grade First Row: Gerald Hutchinson, Marcelle Wren, Goldie Gilliland, Vann Lavender, Donna Rose, Greg- ory McEntire, Beth Sawyer, Dale Nanney, Jimmy Lunsford. Second Row: Tony Silver, David McPeters, Mark Eller, Gale Nanney, Randy Chrisawn, Mark Logan, Teresa Harmon, Debra Turner, Keith Grind- staff. Third Row: Mrs, Clara Rayburn, Pamela Johnson, Bobby Gregory, Martha Edwards, Gregory Dale, Garry Hensley, Sharon Wilson, Donna Dalton, Marvin Gibson, Beverly Kerlee, Mrs. Dot Grindstaff. Miss Millie Kanipe Second Grade First Row: Robin Watson, Karen Murphy, Jonathan Frye, Elizabeth Grant, Donna Marsh, Alecia Laven- der, Richard Stanley, Samuel Gilli- land, Doris Swann, Gary McIntire. Second Row: Cindy Graves, Robert Owens, Tim Allison, Lisa Swepson, Tony Moore, Sharon Robertson, Terriel Lytle, Dennis Bradley. Third Row: Miss Millie Kanipe, Steven Phil- beck, John Allison, Gail Lanning, Angela McFalls, Denise Moore, Gay Harris, Lorna Woggon, John Elrod. f ae be � if 4 : ae ae Sik CaaS, m2 a Mrs, Elizabeth Lindley Second Grade First Row: Kathy Effler, Talma Elliott, Karen Padgett, Gennie Warren, Cathy Burnette, Brenda Lowery, Bill Hathaway. Second Row: Michael Lavender, David Painter, Renee Smith, David Rick- etts, Edna Lewis, Lisa Hunt, Toni Murphey, Vicki Hoover, Marilyn Logan. Third Row:. Mrs. Elizabeth Lindley, Mark Dale, Dennis Lytle, Gerald McPeters, Scott Hunter, Keith McCauley, Nathan Davis, Tony Daniels, Billy Hensley. Mrs. Annie Twitty Second Grade First Row: Timothy Coyle, Kathy Buckner, Michele Clark, Angela Stevens, Regenia Deaton, Kenny Allison, Jeff McKinnty, Vicki Moore. Second Row: Regina Morris, Kia Davidson, Eddie Robinson, Terry Warren, Randy Brown, William Norman, Janice Robinson, Marilyn Greenlee. Third Row: Mrs. Janette Nanney, Francine Walker, Keith Walker, James Walker, Pamela Vess, Joan Harris, Angela Pace, Karen Way- caster, Benny Owens, Mrs. Annie Twitty. ae oa 19 a DdJEe Ff] Mrs. Kathryn Lovette Second Grade First Row: Dana Randall, Gloria Jones, Teresa Elliott, Kathy Autry, Vanessa Carver, Robin Lindley. Second Row: Susan Faw, Deanna Randall, Keith Effler, Dennis Rose, Loyd Foster, Michael Elliott, David Teems, Archie Banner, Darlene Davis, Gwynne Lavender, Gladys Murphy. Third Row: Mrs. Kathryn Lovette, Jimmy Stevens, Duane Lipe, John Carson, Michael Blanton, Bill Josey, William Slagle. Mrs. Arwyn Allison First Grade First Row: Douglas Bivins, Gregory Allison, Joseph Mangiafico, Pamela Cox, Melinda Dale, Jan Stone, Kenneth Harris, Terry Lewis. Second Row: Barbara Boyce, Gregory Smith, Christine Galloway, Timothy Noblitt, Jeffrey Lytle, Benny Ashe, Roger Bailey, Faith Faw, Jerry Nichols, Gwendolyn Moote. Third Row: Vicki Burnette, Jeffrey Ricketts, Jerry Hurt, Teresa Johnson, Annette Peek, Tammy Allison, Robin Lytle, Mark Grooms, Wadean Griffin, Jeanna Pen- land, Mrs. Arwyn Allison. Miss Joan Gebhardt First Grade First Row: Valerie Greenlee, Wood- tow Walker, Joseph Gibbs, Deborah Brown, Mary Bartlett, Deborah Warren, Betty Sawyer, Sharon Woody, Dennis Owenby. Second Row: Todd Foster, Donna Buckner, Janet Robinson, Dale Gregory, Johnny Evans, Billie Jo Davis, Mark Jackson, Randall Autrey. Third Row: Mrs. Elsie Robinson, Roger Stevens, Lisa Elliott, Lisa Morris, Timothy Nanney, William Logan, Richard Logan, Deanna Hensley, Tina Parker, Susan Thomason, Ronald Boles, Miss Joan Gebhardt. Miss Doris Jones First Grade First Row: Beth Metcalf, Doyle Morgan, Steven Owens, Donna Ear- ley, Lisa Souther, Eric Marlowe, Susan Reed, Diane Philbeck, Eric Jones. Second Row: Roy Hensley, Steve Poteat, Chris Grant, Remona Hall, Janet Johnson, Steve Newton, Bernadine Lytle, Wanda Croom, Barbara Bartlette, Darrell Carson. Third Row: Lynn Parker, Rhonda Walker, Douglas Gibson, John Suttles, Lennie Saine, Ruth Largin, Tamara Pope, Debbie Nail, Chris Brigman, Miss Doris Jones. Mrs. Adelaide McKelvey First Grade First Row: Lynn Simpson, Teresa Lanning, Lisa Lanning, Scott Law- son, Gregory Allison, Wilburn Moore, Tony Blankenship. Second Row: Mrs. Adelaide McKelvey, Victor Poe, Wilma White, Lisa Roland, Treva Stevens, Mary Ann Gilliam, Tammy Moore, Cecilia Gilliam, Mark Mur- phy, Veronica. Freeman, Joe Scar- borough, Mrs. Joyce Wilson. Third Row: Wiley Johnson, Deborah Slagle, Randy Johnson, Paula Lytle, Andy Griffin, Jeffrey Hudgins, Gloria Collins, Myra Jenkins, Danny Davis. Diversified Activities Develop Minds And Bodies | In an unusua l first grade this year, students Traffic safety is the aim of the Safety Patrol. These boys watch out for on- | not only use books, pencils, and paper, but also coming cars and other hazards. First row: Don Adams, John Daniels, Russell hammers, saws and other such equipment. Murphy, Wayne Stafford, Anthony Daniels. Second row: Dennis McPeters, Ronald Johnny Evans demonstrates the use of a Hartwell, Jeff Allison, Mike Morris, Mike McPeters, and sponsor Mr. Malcolm hammer and nails to build a box. McFee. Mrs. Bula Nichols teaches reading to first grade children who need extra practice. SOI ow All elementary students look forward to “play period” every day. Not only do students get to play together, but at the same time, they develop their bodies both physically and mentally. 100 Helping teachers with their many duties are Mrs. Dottie Grindstaff, Mrs. Ailene Martin, Mrs. Mildred McCauley. Second row: Mrs. Margie Hass, Mrs. Margaret Adams, Mrs. Elsie Robinson, Mrs. Joyce Wilson, Mrs. Janette Nanney. Library aides this year are James Robertson, Tony Frick, Barry Early, Sandra Williams, Kathy Connor, Phyllis Connor and Stephanie Swepson. 799 300 GOS G00 699 oo USEFUL ARS 4 7 Teaching elementary students how to use the library facilities is the task of Mrs. Brooks Allison. Mrs. Gretchen Corbitt encourages appreciation of music in elementary classrooms. , 101 Cooks And Custodians Serve The School meer a A ae iacadll 5 Ga | 2 ite ee ee ee Preparing a delicious and balanced meal daily is a tremendous task for lunchroom workers. But Mr. Gerald Robertson, Mrs. Helen Logan, Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Minnie Walker, Mrs. Martha Coltrane, Mrs. Leah Grooms, Mrs. Corine Setzer, Mrs. Lillie Belle Allison, and Mrs. Helen Harmon have proven that it can be done. The stupendous duty of keeping the buildings neat and clean go to Mrs. Frances Allison and Mrs. Estelle Roland who manage to do their work very expertly and efficiently. + + +. t + ; + es He pSseeees Slasees Mr. James White has the arduous task of keeping the buildings in ex- cellent condition and the equipment in perfect working order. Mr. White also looks after and cares for the surrounding school grounds. 102 0) JIMESON’S HARDWARE, INC. Converse Basketball Shoes Marion, North Carolina Phone 695-6271 NATIONAL BANK or monte Canine Marion, North Carolina “Surprising Value” THE BARGAIN STORE B. M. Eckerd Marion, North Carolina 28752 IDEAL CLEANERS 113 West Henderson Street “We call for and deliver” Marion, North Carolina PROCTOR’S FEED AND SEED STORE Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer, Hardware 111 Railroad Street Marion, North Carolina ETTA PAPER BOX COMPANY, INC. Manufacturer of all kinds of set-up and folding boxes Marion, North Carolina YOUNG’S SHOE STORE 28 South Main Street Marion, North Carolina GREESON AUTO SUPPLY Quality Auto Parts Phone 695-3451 117 West Henderson Marion, North Carolina EAST COURT MOTOR CO. Pontiac, Oldsmobile GMC Sales and Service Phone 697-1109 Marion, North Carolina HAWKINS’ LUMBER COMPANY All your Building Needs Clear Creek Phone 724-4166 Marion, North Carolina OLD FORT FINISHING PLANT Old Fort Division of United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc. Dyers and Finishers of Cotton and Synthetics 105 North Carolina Service Pharmacy BILL JORDAN JOHN LOWDER “BUILDERS OF BETTER HEALTH” SOUTH MAIN ST. MARION, N. GC. PHONE: 695-5631 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AGENTS Brady Brooks, Ted Lowery Jack Randolph CLAUDETTE’S Marion North Carolina BUILDER’S SUPPLY COMPANY of MARION Complete Line of Building Materials South Garden Street P.O. Box 818 Marion, North Carolina Phone 695-4391 BALLEW MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Phone 695-1157 Marion, North Carolina 28752 caper “Where Friends Meet Friends” LANEY’S FLORIST 114 East Court Street Marion North Carolina Phone 697-9881 ROBINSON’S CLOTHING STORE Formal Wear for Any Occasion LAUGHRIDGE FURNITURE COMPANY 29 South Main Street Phone 697-3781 Marion, North Carolina Furniture Household Goods Frigidaire Electric Ranges DR. W. L. BELL Marion, North Carolina MEDFORD’S ESSO SERVICENTER Interstate 40 and Bat Cave Road ha i, . y Hy Se x Dp ae, Hanley Medford Phone 668-4381 Old Fort, North Carolina The Air Preheater Compliments of Company McCall’s A Division of Combustion F unera | ie ome Engineering, Inc. Marion, North Carolina Phone 697-1120 =] Old Fort, North Carolina Phone 668-4377 Oxygen Equipped Ambulance : Service Marion, North Carolina 107 [Mies Associate Store “The Family Store” Old Fort, North Carolina RAGLE HOTEL Steam Heat Private Baths West Main Street Old Fort, North Carolina Phone 668-7851 SMITH’S FURNITURE CO. INC. Marion Not the Cheapest But the Best For Your Money McDOWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Marion, North Carolina LOWES of MARION Marion, North Carolina Phone 697-2622 tern hluto FAW PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. Hardware-Household Gifts Catawba Ave. Old Fort, N.C. WOODCOCK MOTORS, INC. Authorized Sales and Services Highway 70 West Black Mountain, North Carolina 28711 MARION BUICK CO. INC. 25 Garden Street Marion, North Carolina FULLER’S JEWELRY Elgin and Bulova Watches Diamonds Factory Trained Watchmaker Phone 697-4041 Marion, North Carolina HARVEST DRIVE-IN “Finest in Foods” Highway 70 West Marion, North Carolina $$$ CENTER PHARMACY Reliable Prescription Service Free Delivery Old Fort, North Carolina 109 Phone 668-7841 GIBBS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY OLD FORT INSURANCE AGENCY Full Line of Glidden Paints Paul Richardson Hot Point Appliances Owner and Manager Hardware Representing Leading Main Street Old Fort, N. C. Stock Companies OLD FORT BARBER SHOP BLACK MOUNTAIN G Wi Best Wishes from LUMBER COMPANY Wayne, Don, Jim and Marion Main Street Ny . . Old Fort, North Carolina Black Mountain, North Carolina WALKER’S GROCERY and SERVICE STATION GAS SERVICE ANYWHERE Pe Sa Suburban Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Propa ne ee Phone 668-4364 P. 0. BOX 960 Route 2 Old Fort, N. C. MARION, N. C. 28752 MARION OIL CO., INC. EDGE’S DISCOUNT CENTER DISTRIBUTOR 36 N. Main Street Gulf Petroleum Product Phone 695-7241 ... Box 307 Marion, North Carolina Marion, North Carolina 110 ah JOHN’S SELF-SERVICE MARKET Groceries and Meats Phone 668-7725 Old Fort, North Carolina Ralph’s Motor Sales, Inc. Jeep Sales and Service and Parts Black Mountain, North Carolina 28711 Telephone 669-7302 The American Thread Company Sevier Plant P.O. Box 368 Marion, N.C. KEY CITY PHARMACY BAKER’S AMOCO Phone 669-5231 Bat Cave Road Black Mountain, North Carolina Old Fort, North Carolina BAKER’S WATCH SHOP COMMUNITY FOOD MARKET . : ; Elgin - Bulova - Hamilton Watches Meats and Groceries Keepsake : Diamonds Old Fort, North Carolina Old Fort, North Carolina EARLEY’S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Fresh Produce Western Beef Complete Line of Groceries OLD FORT SUPER MARKET . : ial NO 9-731: Old Fort, N.C. Dial NO 9-7313 D ‘ _799 Phone 668-7828 Black Mountain, North Carolina 135 Broadway OLD FORT CLEANERS LYTLE and WILLIS Professional Cleaning Groceries and Meats and Laundry Service Phone 668-4243 Phone 668-7763 Old Fort, North Carolina GLADYS’ FLOWER SHOP HUGHES’ DEPARTMENT STORE Flowers for all Occasions Phone 668-4526 Catawba Avenue Old Fort, North Carolina Old Fort, North Carolina 112 Compliments of the Employees at COLLINS AIKMAN 113 LOWERY’S RESTAURANT Curb Service and Dining Room Phone 668-4524. “Home of Flavor Crisp Chicken” SN WS ay Burlinqron{industaeet inc cc al OLD FORT GOLF COURSE Route 2 Phone 668-4256 Old Fort, North Carolina THE HAROLD DYSART COMPANY Rt. 4, Marion, N. C. LENNOX Heating and Air Conditioning Selected Commercial Construction Pcie nous f McMURRAY CHEVROLET CO., INC. Box 578 Black Mountain, North Carolina 28711 FINE CLASS RINGS - YEARBOOKS - DIPLOMAS AWARDS - GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS ) my SERVING THE THIRD GENERATION OF AMERICA’S FINEST STUDENTS Your personal representative George F. Goosmann, III P.O. Box 8187 Asheville, North Carolina 28804 Compliments of Norton Ramsey Motor Lines Old Fort, North Carolina 114 BILL’S BILLIARDS — | =| | x Catawba Avenue Old Fort, North Carolina 4 e e Westmoreland - Hawkins Funeral Service 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone 697-1116 | 220 South Main Street Marion, North Carolina aaINk Coca - Cola Bottling Company Reais Asheville, North Carolina Marion, North Carolina aac Me | 115 NICHOLS’ ONE HOUR CLEANING SERVICE Old Fort, N.C. H and S TIRE COMPANY Guaranteed Caps One Day Service Highway 70 West Phone 697-4414 Marion, North Carolina F. D. GLENN and SON, INC. Grading and Hauling Contractors Phone 695-8441 or 695-9122 Marion, North Carolina B. C. MOORE and SONS, INC. Buy from Moore and Save More Marion, North Carolina BURGIN PLUMBING AND HEATING South Garden Street Phone 695-5743 Marion, North Carolina OLD FORT TEXACO Complete Auto Service Catawba Ave. and I-40 Old Fort, N.C. Bill Autry, Owner RICE AND WHITE Furniture Company 19 Biltmore Ave. Asheville, N.C. 131 South Main St. Marion, N.C. BURGER BOY DRIVE-IN U.S. 70 West Marion, North Carolina Phone 695-3291 GOUGE PAINT AND GLASS CO. “Highest Quality Paint and Glass” Dial 697-3921 119 S. Main St. Marion, North Carolina ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY Marion North Carolina i BROYHILL FURNITURE INDUSTRIES Otis L. Broyhill Plant Marion, North Carolina 117 D. W. SMITH Representing Herff Jones Company P.O. Box 157 Taylorsville, North Carolina Complete Graduation Service SHUFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Marion, North Carolina THE LANDMARK BEAUTY SALON BURGIN HARDWARE Anne Allison Complete Hardware Goods 668-4423 Marion, North Carolina Old Fort, North Carolina Phone 695-8351 A FRIEND OF THE SCHOOL BURANDS LADIES.SHOP Marion, North Carolina BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS 4h )) £ Biltmore Milk “Supreme in Quality” Marion, North Carolina Pasteurized James R. Condrey Contracting Company Maple Avenue Marion, North Carolina Phone 697-8653 Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning, Water Lines, Trenching, Backhoe and Front End Loader, Septic Tanks Installed and Repaired Insulating New and Old Homes Bost Bakery, Incorporated 1007 E. Marion St. - P. O. Drawer 1150 Shelby, North Carolina 28150 DREXEL FURNITURE COMPANY A Division of Drexel Enterprises, Inc. WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURE OF QUALITY FURNITURE Marion, North Carolina 28752 | Gamen) Marion Manufacturing Company Excellence - In Fabrics Area Code 704 697-1151 700 Baldwin Avenue Marion, North Carolina Westwood Village Homes and Chateau Apartments U.S. 70 West Marion, North Carolina 120 5 KNITTERS OF FANCY TRICOT FABRICS CoHAMA KNITTING MILLS hse ERCHANTS Old Fort, North Carolina Belk Broome Co. DUKE POWER Marion, North Carolina Now.in our 38th Year Home of Archdale, and Heiress Quality Merchandise | | 121 THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Working for Progress in Old Fort and McDowell County for the Past 24 Years Old Fort North Carolina Crawford Fuel Oil Company Enjoy This Winter Relax in Comfort Phone 668-7649 Old Fort, North Carolina % Manu acturets PARKER HOSIERY COMPANY, INC.__4 aey a MEN'S - MISSES D. N. PARKER CHILDRENS E. W. PARKER, JR. E. W. PARKER, III FINE HOSIERY OLD FORT, NORTH CAROLINA 28762 PHONE 704 668-7628 PINE VALLEY FURNITURE, INC. Old Fort, North Carolina “Pine Means A Relaxed Friendly Place” Cross Cotton Mills Co. Double Corded and Combed Knitting Yarns Highest Quality H. B. Clark Distributor of Sealtest Products Marion, North Carolina 123 An Old Fort Student Lives What He Learns | H iH Hl iH , : sc i Ht Hitt SS ae SS SE TE a ON RS REST Ey a + SS . { : . ‘ ‘ r x9 is 7 -. s, ™ 2, “7 . ‘oe a a a 4 i ’ n i Ey . q i ‘ 1 é - a. 5 2 ‘a ad - ‘ . . «a 5 - i : | 4 : S : f : 4 2 _ | | | NC REF 378.1 OF 1969 Old Fort mep achool 19- cyaseansezeie 10 2012 —— vacoowell 90 West Court Street Alarian Al® 9Q7RO Iqili| Wh HTT Wil Hii} HH |