Pinehurst High School - Rebel Yearbook (Pinehurst, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1960 volume:

1 LEWIS S. CANNON Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Lewis S. Cannon J. W. Sheffield L. B. Creath A. H. Garrison, Jr. Melvin Wicker J. F. Taylor ROBERT F. BARKER B.S., A.S.T.C. Science and Social Studies MARY ELIZABETH BURNS M.S., W.C.U.N.C. Home Economics ADELIA PARK LINNEMANN A. B., Duke French and English MRS. JACK NANCE B. A., Limestone College Music WILUAM R. PASCHAL A. B. and M.A., U.N.C. Math MACK H. REEP A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College Commercial SARAH SHERRILL A. B., Winthrop College Librarian GEORGE A. SHORT, JR. B. A., Guilford College Elementary Principal JAMES C. TUCKER B. S., N. C. State College Industrial Arts 7 GlcU-Ho-atn. HOME ECONOMICS MATH TYPING LIBRARY INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICS 8 Senio-l ClcMA. Oj lceAA- PATSY McKENZIE.......................President JIMMY SHEFFIELD....................Treasurer BEVERLY LEA.....................Vice-President LINDA ZENNS.........................Reporter ELAINE EHRHARDT......................Secretary Calami Old Rose and Silver Camellia Mo-tto. Take your troubles as they come and quarrel about them later. 10 GIgaa of '60 CAROLYN ANNE BLACK A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the belt of men. Dramatic Chib 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Glee Club 3,4; Bu Driver 4; Prophet 4. SYLVIA ANN BRYANT N'eatnett, ilmpllclty, kindness combined with a gentle heart and an open mind. Junior-Senior Committee 3; Moore County Beau- ty Contest 4. LARRY WILLIAM BUCK The wccld loola better from behind a smile. Bus Driver 3, Safe Driver’s Award 3; Industrial Arta Award 3; Art Editor REBEL 4; REBEL Atten- dant 4. GARY DAVID BOSW’ORTH To worry little, to study less; thi I my secret of happiness. Junior Play Cast 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Football 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4. LARRY ROSS CARNEY Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. Basketball 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Beta Club 3,4; Halloween King 4. DOLORES ANN COLE A little body doth often harbor a great soul. Dramatics Club 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Typing Medal 3; Junior Play Cast 3; F. H. A. Vice-President 3, President 4, County Officer 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4, Accompanies! 3; Feature Editor REBEL 4; Student Counc 11 President 4. 11 GlaU, 4 '60 LARRY ATKINS EDMONDS AH the world love a lover, therefore I am loved. Junior Play Cast 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Bus Driver 4. MARGARET ELAINE EHRHARDT An intelligent, charming, sociable lass, weU liked by everyone In the class. Dramatics Club Program Chairman 3; Student Council Vice-President 3; Junior Play Cast 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Junice Class Secre- tary; Moore County Beauty Contest 3; Fireman's Ball Beauty- Contest 3; Lions’ Club Speech Con- test 3;Cheerleader 3,4;F. H.A. 3,4, Parliamen- tarians; Beta Chib 3,4, Vice-President 4; Senior Class Secretary; REBEL Queen 4; Historian 4. ANITA MARIE HELDS Better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Dramatics Club 3; F.H. A. 3; Junior Play Cast 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Glee Club 3, 4. JOHN CLARENCE GARNER Johnny is interested in things of all sorts, his biggest Interests are girls and sports. Junior-Senior Committee 3; D. H. Whites !! A- ward 3; Football 3; Basketball 3,4, Co-Captain 3; Baseball 3,4. ELSIE LOUISE GARRISON In radiant smiles and knowledge rare, none can surpass and few compare. Dramatics Club Treasurer 3; Junice Class Treas- urer; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Chief Marshal 3; Science Medal 3; F.H. A. Secretary 3, His- torian 4; Beta Club 3,4, President 3: Basketball 4; Edttor-in-Chief REBEL 4; D. A. R. CiUxenshlp Award 4. WESLEY McQUEEN CARRISON Life to me is Just a comedy. Football 3; Bus Driver 3, 4. 12 eiau. o '60 JOHN CALVIN CRIER All great men are dead, and I don't feel too good myself. Junior Play Cast 3; Dramatics Club 3; Junior-Sen- ior Committee 3; Football 3; French Club 3,4; Baseball 4; Giftorian 4. ROBERT FRANK HUNT ”Ha aim it never to offend, and every person U his friend. Junior-Senior Committee 3; Baseball 3,4. BEVERLY CAROLYN LEA My heart is whole, my hand is free; run along little worries, don't bother me. Junior-Senior Committee 3: Basketball Co-Cap- tain 3,4; Senior ClassVice-Presldent;Halloween Queen 4; Sports Editor REBEL 4. JAMES MARTIN McKENZIE Nothing is too high to be reached cr too good to be true. Student Council 3; Junior Class President; Basket- ball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Beta Chib 3,4, President 4; REBEL King 4. PATRICIA JEAN McKENZIE Her smiles show her happiness; her friends, her popularity. Junior-Senior Committee 3; Dramatics Club 3; Glee Club 3; Basketball 3,4; Business Manager RIBEL 4; Senior Class President. WILUAM LANIER PRINCE Those who love music are gentle and honest in their temper. Dramati cs Club 3; Junior Play Cast 3; French Club 3, Vice-President 4; Basketball 3,4; Base- ball 3,4; Student Council 4. IB GIgAA oj '60 JAMES WESLEY SHEFFIELD, JR. The rule of my life Is to make business my pleasure and pleasure my business. Football 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Boys' State 3; Senior Class Treasurer. ROBERT ELMER SHORT Roll on, old world, and I'll roll with you. Bus Driver 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3. BETSY JEAN WALLACE I knots' not what the future holds, but neither sorrow nor grief shall conquer my soul. Junior-Senior Committee 3; Dramatics Club 3j Clee Club 3,4. VIRGINIA MAE YONKERS Brimful of pep and personality plus. Junior-Senior Committee 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Marshal 3; Basketball Co-Captain 3,4, Most Valuable Player Trophy 3, All-County 3; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Junior Assistant REBEL 3, Advertising Manager 4. LINDA ANN ZENNS KENNETH MAX GILMORE Not too serious, not too gay. but a rare good Great it :s to say that none can take his place; friend In every way. for he left a memory that time cannot erase. Junior-Senior Committee 3; Dramatics Club 3; Girls’ State 3: Clee Club 3.4; Class Reporter 4. 14 Su,p.esilcUiv.eA. MOST POPULAR Larry Black and Elaine Ehrhardt BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jimmy McKenzie and Beverly Lea HAPPIEST David Bosworth and Anne Black 15 MOST ATHLETIC Johnny Gamer and Virginia Yonkers MOST TALKATIVE Johnny Grier and Anne Black BEST LOOKING Jimmy McKenzie and Sylvia Bryant WITTIEST Johnny Grier and Anita Fields Sufi e MOST TALENTED Larry Black and Delores Cole MOST INTELLECTUAL Bill Prince and Elsie Garrison 19 Su pe LAZIEST Wesley Garrison and Betsy Wallace NEATEST Jimmy Sheffield and Sylvia Bryant CLASS FURTS Larry Edmonds and Pat McKenzie 20 MOST ORIGINAL Jimmy Sheffield and Beverly Lea latiueA. BEST ALL AROUND Larry Black and Linda Zerrns MOST TYPICAL TEENAGERS Robert Short and Elaine Ehrhardt Cfjj 2 ay.4 T’« UVStOKV «™ vsnw '«V's Perhaps a little shyly, but with great ambi- tion, we opened the door to our freshman year-- a door behind which lay many new experiences, new problems, and new joys to be encountered-- a door which opened to us days never to be for- gotten. After struggling through the ups and downs of the previous year we began our sophomore year with a bit more confidence. By this time we had learned that we could expect no more out of high school than we put into it; so books, facts, concentration, and knowledge became very important factors. Qa ie fey Our junior year, with all the extra activities and the Junior-Senior Prom, was light and gay. We found many new things in store for us, but the highlight of the year was the day we proudly displayed our class rings. To us, this meant work, achievement, and a mark of distinction. And now, it is upon us--our senior year. The time seems rather short since we began as shy, success-conscious freshmen. Over the last four years we have experienced hard work, losses, victories--the moments have been filled with fun, laughter, sorrows, tears. Time will hastily bring to us that final day when we shall proudly walk down the aisle to receive our diplomas. And as we, with mixed emotions, transfer our tassels from right to left, these things will form glorious memories Of Days Gone By. Elaine Dirhardt f) io.{duU Anne Black Mcvico-tl Johnny Grier Qijfto.'iian 24 Carol Creath and Stephen Gilmore fjtattoo GicU.4. G)j iceA4 ANN EHRHARDT..................................President GERALDINE BALDWIN.........................Vice-President BARBARA CHRISCOE.............................Secretary BETTY ROBERTS................................Treasurer Go.lo.tl4, Blue and White rf-lo-w-eA. White Orchid Motto Where there is a will, there is a way. 25 fr Ql ui oj '6f GERALDINE BALDWIN BARBARA CHRISCOE ROGER CHRISCOE BILLY COLE KAY COLE PAULETTE DIETENHOFER ANN EHRHARDT ABBY KENNEDY WILLIE KENNEDY 26 DIANA LAWRENCE MAC LONG BETTYE McCASKILL jimmy McDonald sue mckenzie JANICE MOORE Gl 4,4, '61 ELAINE MOSHER LYNDA OWENS IRENE PARRISH BETTY ROBERTS STELLA ROBSON NANCY VEST 27 CLARA WISEMAN BARBARA YARBOROUGH 28 SQla i.6, Oj ioeAA. GARY CAMERON...................................President JUDY CAMERON........... RICHARD OLDHAM............................Vice-President JAMES BEDDING FIELD Secretary Treasurer Gala'll Red and White fylo-w-e. Rose Mo-tto- If at first you don't succeed--try, try again. 29 JOHN BARRY JAMES BEDDINCFIELD JOHNNY CARLTON QIgA4, of '63 GARY CAMERON JUDY CAMERON DARYL FAIRCLOTH NANCY GARRISON BRENDA HINSON DRURY HOARD 30 JON LAUSTEN GENE MAPLES BETTY McKENZIE Cl U4, a '62 RICHARD OLDHAM RODDY PRINCE RITA RAYMOND FRANCES ROBSON ANN SHEFFIELD LINDA SHORT MARY ALICE STUTTS BARBARA SULLIVAN GAIL WILLIAMSON 31 MARIE WILLIAMSON JUDY YONKERS 32 fyieAhfnatt GIgA.4, Secretary’ Treasurer ANNE HUSSEY................................... President BUZZ BURWELL BARBARA COLE............................! Vice-President JUDY INGRAM. Go-lo-H Green and White fylo-w.e, i White Carnation McUto. The past cannot be changed, the future is still in our hands. 33 ROGER BALLARD UNDA BLACK BILLY BOLES Cla4,4, a]f '63 UNDA BRYANT BUZZ BURWELL LLOYD CHRISCOE BARBARA COLE ULLIAN ESPOSITO JIMMY D. FRYE JIMMY R. FRYE RONNIE GORDON HEIDI GRAMELSBACH ANDY GREENE BUTCH HARDY SAMMY HARTSELL SUSAN HOWE ANNE HUSSEY JUDY INGRAM MARSHALL LEWIS HENRY LUNDAY JACK MARTIN TONY MARTIN don McDonald rose ann McDonald marty McKenzie TONY MOON STEVE NARDO RICKY NEFF SHIRLEY RICHARDSON ANN STEVENS MARION STUART MARVIN SUTTON MACK WILLIAMS Clou '63 S5 £i jJUU Qiade MARLENE Me LAMB Teacher CtifUtlt Qiade ROBERT CILLIS Teacher 36 SeAxe utU Qiade GEORGE A. SHORT......................................................Teacher o+td Seo-esttlt Qia eA 37 MRS. DORA WEDLOCK. Teacher Si ,tU Qiade MRS. GENEVA WHITE....................................................Teacher fyijftU Qiade 38 MARTHA CHEEK. Teacher fyomtU Qiade JUin-d a td Qiad i 39 JUiidl (fiddle MRS. MATELVIALL Teacher Secandi Qladle 40 MRS. VET A GORMAN Teacher MRS. IDELLHAMOR, MRS. ALLIE ANDREWS Teachers Jlti+toUmo-tH, StaJflj Qu'iioAiaH Mrs. Joe Woodall, Pauline Williams, Lenola Washington, Helen Robinson. 41 Sam Leake, Melvin Morrison 42 oN AC « r 4 4 1 1 i 3 MUl ViMfitUa ostJiesiA' ottd Ml. JioiUf fllach Atte+tAatitl 45 Hebei Stej l do ..... v� ;; Seated, left to right: Miss Unnemann, Advisor; Garrison; Yonkers; McKenzie. Standing: Black; Long; Lea; Dietenhofer; Mr. Reep, Advisor; Cole. Elsie Garrison........................................Editor-in-Chief Pat McKenzie.................................................Business Manager Virginia Yonkers..........................................Advertising Manager Larry Black...............................................Art Editor Beverly Lea............................................Sports Editor Delores Cole..........................................Feature Editor Paulette Dietenhofer, Mac Long......................Junior Assistants Adelia Linnemann, Mack Reep..................................Advisors Elsie Garrison 46 Photos by Hemmer Studebit G uc+uUl Seated, left to right: Cole, President; Chriscoe, Vice-President; Cameron, Secretary; McKenzie, Treasurer; Hussey; Lausten. Standing: Kennedy; Prince; Mr. Tucker, Advisor. Reta GUtb Seated, left to right: McKenzie, President; E. Ehrhardt, Vice-President; A. Ehrhardt, Secretary; Dietenhofer, Treasurer; Carney. Standing: Baldwin; Miss Sherrill, Advisor; Long; Garrison; Yonkers; Cole; Yarborough. 47 Qiee GUI First row, left to right: Fields; Stevens; Zenns; Parrish; Baldwin, President; A. Ehrhardt, Vice-President; E. Ehrhardt, Secretary-Treasurer; Owens, Social Chairman; Wiseman, Librarian; Wallace; Yarborough; L. Black. Second row: Mrs. Nance, Director; Sullivan; B. Cole; McKenzie; Ingram; Garrison; McDonald; Richardson; K. Cole; Chriscoe; Yonkers; D. Cole. Third row: Esposito; Short; Robson; Mosher; Raymond; A. Black; Sheffield; Stutts; Vest; Roberts; Kennedy- fyutu-tie. o-tnesncdiesiA' af America First row, left to right: D. Cole, President; Baldwin, Vice-President; Sheffield, Secretary; Dietenhofer, Treasurer; Stutts, Parliamentarian; Wiseman, Song Leader; Garrison, Historian. Second row; Hussey; St evens; Black; McKenzie: Lawrence; B. Cole; Gramelsbach. Third row: Ehrhardt; Williamson; Kennedy.; Sullivan; Robson; Miss Burns, Advisor. 4S GLlL Seated, left to right: Roberts; Owens, President; Prince, Vice-President; Lawrence, Secretary'; McKenzie, Treasurer; Wiseman. Standing: Miss Linnemann, Advisor: Cameron; Vest: Parrish; McCaskill; Grier. fin.'i h Uae i Left to right: Wesley Garrison, Johnny Garner, Anne Black, Larry Edmonds, Jimmy Sheffield, Pat McKenzie. 49 Glieetile.adesiA' ■ First row, left to right: Clara Wiseman, Elaine Ehrhardt, Ann Ehrhardt, Geraldine Baldwin. Second row: Diana Lawrence, Lynda Owens, Barbara Yarborough, Ann Sheffield. 50 CHIEF CHEERLEADERS Lynda Owens and Elaine Ehrhardt Ra ketLall beasti ■HBBHnaanRSRABCBaaHBBSflHMHHaBHnMVa SFront row, left to right: Virginia Yonkers, G; Jimmy DietenhoferJ JManager; Beverly Lea, F. Back row: Anne Hussey, G; Rose McDonald, I £F; Judy Cameron, F; Sue McKenzie, G; Abby Kennedy, F; Robert! fiC-illis, Coach; Mary Alice Stutts, G; Elsie Garrison, F; Patsy McKenzie, i G; Gail Williamson, G; Linda Black, F. Bay .' Ba4.JzeMxa.il Jeant row ’cf tc rid-.?: Roc r Paschal, Cc. . GV: C.i:'r.eron, Cf Tony Martin, F; Butch Hardy, F; Jimmy Dictenhofer, Manager. Bad row: Larry Edmonds, F; James Beddingfield, F; Johnny Carlton, F Bill Prince, C; Jimmy McKenzie, G; Johnny Garner, C; Roger Ballard, F; Jimmy McDonald, G; Willie Kennedy, G; David Bosworth, F. Qo-a+tey Club The features are written, The pictures are taken, And the heads of the annual staff Sure are achin'. But our worries are over, The rushing has stopped, And down in the nearest Chair we've ker-flopped. The cobwebs and dust On our desks have collected, Because of the classes We have neglected. And on that next tesr There'll be plen'y of guessin' 'Cause we just ain't had time To study our lesson. 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