Pisgah High School - Pisgahteer Yearbook (Canton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

■ The Annual Staff PISGAH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Canton, North Carolina presents CLIliy eer Editor-in-chief—Jennifer Crisp Assistant Editor—Nancy Jones Bear Country? What is Bear Country? It is a large, densely populated area. Within its borders, bears of all walks of life live and mingle. These bears are active in numerous activities. Their striving for excellence, along with skill and ability, has spread the fame of Black Bears far and wide. There are many well known, popular sports bears whose abilities and efforts have enabled them to be very successful. Outnumbering the sports bears by a large margin are the bear fans. These fans are filled with spirit and pep and are very loyal too. Bear fans are recognized for their high goals in sportsmanship. The numer¬ ous club bears work to make accomplishments that will be re¬ warding for themselves and also for their school and communi¬ ty. Student bears participate not only in clubs and extracurri¬ cular activities, but they also spend a great deal of time study¬ ing and preparing themselves to become the leaders of tomor¬ row. Along with all these serious bears are large numbers of sweetheart bears. These represent the fact that bears are studi¬ ous and also lovable. The faculty bears are very much a part of Bear Country for they hold the future of the bears in their “paws”. A most important segment of the bear population is the group of Papa and Mama bears. They provide more than just food and clothing; they bestow the love and encourage¬ ment that only parents can give. Do not forget the all impor¬ tant cubs for they are the bears of tomorrow. Bears come rn all shapes, types, and sizes; yet they all strive to make Bear Country a great place in which to live. Through the enthusiasm and dexterity of all bears, the great¬ est school that has ever been in Western North Carolina has been built, occupied, and famed to all who have heard its name. Pisgah Senior High School is the very heart and soul of Bear Country. What is Bear Country? This is Bear Country! . . . 3 Where bears lead . . . Where bears prepare . . . 4 Where bears communicate . . . Where bears study . . . 5 Where bear practice .. where bears cheer . ., ,r 6 where bears make friends. where bears are happy . . . Where bears compete . . . and where bears achieve . DEDICA TION It is with great pleasure that we, the Annual Staff of Pisgah Senior High School, dedicate the second edition of the PISGAHTEER to Mrs. Anita Churm, without whose guidance and help we would not have an annual. She guides the Annual Staff in its preparation of the yearbook along with helping the cheerleaders to lead the students in developing school spirit. Many students are also indebted to her for the helping hand she extends to all who need it. The example she sets for us along with her sincere interest has endeared her to all. Because of our respect and love for her, we dedicate this the 1968 PISGAHTEER in honor of Mrs. Anita Churm. MRS. ANITA CHURM 9 A DMINISTRA TION Mr. Morton, our principal, leads us in developing a better school. FACULTY OF ’68 Mrs. Morton, one of the aids, consults Mrs. Owen, our secretary. Mrs. Owen Secretary Mrs. Jackson Teachers’ Aid Mrs. Morton Secretary Mrs. Stiles Teachers’ Aid Mrs. Rice Teachers’ Aid Mrs. Karriker Teachers’ Aid Mrs. Palmer and Mr. Holcomb are our guidance counselors. 12 Mr. Boyd Allen Physical Education Mr. John Barker Biology, Physical Education Miss Inez Blay Spanish I, Spanish II Mrs. Barbara Bolden Physical Education, Family Life Mrs. Naomi Bohnsdahl Library Science Mr. Robert Bridgeman Draft I, Draft II, Carpentry Mr. Brookshire not only teaches history, but he lives it too. Mr. Morton expresses his opinion. Mr. Raines leads the band. 13 Mr. Gary Brookshire World History Mrs. Edith Burnette Journalism, Graphic Arts, Bruin Trail Mrs. Alice Cathey English III, Humanities 11, Humanities III Mrs. Faye Chapman U. S. History Mrs. Anita Churm World Geography, Advanced Government, U. S. History, Annual Mr. Wilbur Eggleston Metals, Constructive Industry Parents and teachers work to help students have a better future. Mrs. Cathey’s sophomore humanities enjoys the new audio visual equipment. Mr. Stamey poses beside a portrait of Mr. Hutchins, which was dedicated by the Junior Civitan Club. 14 9 •• A? 4 t lUh .• Interest is apparent as Mrs. Hyde observes progress in her students. Mr. Allen keeps the gym floor shining. Miss Blay teaches her students Spanish. Mr. Francis Biology Mrs. Nancy Garrett Cosmotology Miss Mary Gillis English IV Miss Lura Mae Greene English III, English IV, World History Mrs. Robbie Hargrove Typing I, Basic Business Mrs. Janice Holland English II, English 111 lb Mrs. Joyce Howell Geometry Mrs. Annette Hyde Special Education Mrs. Frankie Johnson English 111 Mr. Norman Long Typing I, Basic Business Mr. Richard Marshall Chemistry, General Math Mr. Kenneth McClure Physics, Advanced Math, Geometry Mr. McClure demonstrates how to balance a yard stick on his nose. Mrs. Rachel Mitchell Algebra I, Geometry Mr. Long teaches Mrs. Walker how to type. 16 Mr. B. C. Nave Agriculture II, Agriculture III, Agriculture IV Mrs. Sarah Nichols Distributive Education 1, Distributive Education II, Marketing Miss Linda Pack Home Economic I, Family Life Mrs. Edith Phillips Shorthand I, Business Math, Bookkeeping I Mr. Larry Poston Biology, Advanced Biology Mr. Pat Powell Biology 17 Mr. Larry Raines Chorus, Band Mrs. Doris Reeves Home Economics II, Home Economics III, Family Life Mr. Jim Rhea Machine Shop Mr. Mark Rose Driver Education Mrs. Hollis Ross English II, Reading Improvement Mr. Bill Stamey U. S. History, Sociology, Economics Mrs. Reeves demonstrates the social graces. Boy, what a game! Mrs. Churm’s geography class visits the Christmas exhibits 18 Mr. Teague Latin I, Latin II, English 111, English IV Mrs. Ruth Tucker Advanced Composition, English II Mrs. Dorothy Walker Office, Shorthand II, Typing II, Bookkeeping II Miss Suzan Williams Art Mr. Robert Wilson Welding Mrs. Lowaine Wilson French I, French II, French III, French IV 19 CLASSES THE CLASS OF 1968 The Senior Class of Pisgah Senior High School presents its officers and sponsor. President . .Randy Burrell Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President . ..Joe Morgon Sponsor. Nancy Jones . Miss Gillis 22 Kermit Vaughn Allen Martha Louise Barkby Rachel Virginia Allison Joseph Bell Roberta Dianne Baker Thomas Michael Bentley 7 seemecf as if t n le summer Billy Willard Blankenship Phillip Douglas Blaylock Mike Bracket Elaine Ann Bradish Steven Larry Bradley Paul W. Brookshire gJs YYlM- ZS ' (j %Z oi y JJwdJ M W u y J t P . A , r ir 0 s - h . a gg ixoj ojzASl osu mheh we reiurnecfto J)ear Gouniru $£ . ■ Walter Lee Brown Dennis Lee Bryson Roger Lane Broyles Eva Mae Burke Deborah Lee Brown Terry Robert Brown as “J3; 9 S eniors. Bertha Faye Bryant Donald Hobert Burnette V Gary Dean Burrell William Randall Burrell Danny Clifford Cabe Gretta Jane Cable Sharon Elizabeth Byers Pollianne Elaine Cable 9t was the same schooh with the same peopfe y Terry Sue Cable Lucy Carolyn Carver Patricia Gail Carver Pearl Suse Ann Cathey Gail Ann Chambers Linda Dotson Chapman Frankie Alice Chastain Dennis Martin Childers Sui our t iouyfit.s and feelings dacf cdanc ecf James Douglas Clark Linda Sue Clark Nancy Yvonne Clark Robert Stephen Clark Roger Dale Clark Sherry Elaine Clark Peggy Clontz Revonda Lougenia Conard Peggy Dianne Cogdili William David Conard George Michael Coleman Alba Jo Cook We settledinto footballseason, . . . Roger Dean Cooke Phillip Cope Annie Gertrude Cornwell Jency Sharon Cragg Charles Marcus Crisp Garry Willis Crisp Jennifer Lynn Crisp Donald Everett Davis fuirstinp with spirit ancf eaper ' Jor excitement Ronald Russell Deaver Robert Earl Eggleston Randel Dean Drake Kathy Lynn Farmer Norma Jean Edwards Gail Hall Farmer Ronald Richard Farmer Jerry Dale Fish Harry Woodrow Fish Jimmy Lee Flynn James Ray Fish Linda Gail Ford Frances Diana Fowler Jerry Ray Franklin Raymond Arthur Franklin Shirley Ann Freel Patsy Ann Gant Paul Douglas Gillis Our hearts sweffecfwith pride. Johnny William Green Kenneth Allen Green Nancy Lester Green Patricia Diane Green Joe Edd Gregory, Jr. Peggy Sue Griffith Brenda Gail Grindstaff Phyllis Elaine Hall Sharon Louise Haley Charlie Jess Haney Charles Marlin Hall Roger Dale Haney GfuS activities were now unaei cfe a way, wi. til each c u(i . Stephen Randall Haney Vicky Haney Sheila Susan Hannah David Ray Harbin Linda Ruth Harbin William Dan Hardin Joyce Ann Hargrove William Carey Harrison searching for a new ancf Setter way to maJze money. Carolyn Louise Haynie Joel Burl Henderson Judy Ann Heatherly William Edward Hendricks Charles Ray Hemphill Sandra Delores Henline Mary Ann Henson Dennis Loyd Higgins Robert Lee Henson Roger Dale Hinson Mills Douglas Hicks David Neal Hipps liJe V never Joryei tdiose advanced maid and physics tests! James Wray Hipps Katherine Anita Hipps Teresa llixon Floyd Hugh Holcombe Grady Holcombe Gail Louise Holland Joy Elaine Holland Patricia Ann Howard Oar long-awaited class rings finally Pamela Mattie Howell Darrel Burnette Huskey Wiley Calvin Hyde William Carroll Ingle arrive f and Wayne Charles Hyde Dale Harvey Inman Rickey Ivester Jerry James Michael Eugene Jackson Diana Jane Jaynes Ronnie Jackson Mark Jimison Carroll Crymes Jones Danny Clinton Jones Nancy Lynn Jones William Earl Justice Larry Keever Muriel Elizabeth Kelly i irhtmas lofic ays Carl Stanley King Merceidth Kay Kirkland Wilma Lee King Peggy Ann Knight excitement . . . Mary Jean Kinsland Katrina Ann Kuykendall Harry Glenn Lipham William Arlie Lokerson Linda Sue Mangogna David Wiley Mann .. . , . ■■ ' 0P Larry Wayne Mann John Patton Mashburn James Roger Mason Claudia Yvonne Mathews JjacJ? to t ie o cf routine again. Roy Ray Mathews Carolyn Elaine McDowell Authur Randolf McCarter Dudley Edward McFalls Pamela June McClure Jackie Fuiton Mease Marilyn Martha Mease Shirley Ann Mease Terry Mease Alan Randall Medford David Scott Miller Deborah June Miller 6as£et6aff was well underway Max Edward Mills Margaret Trotter Mitchell James Wiley Moody Rita Kay Mooney Harold Keith Moore Margaret Donnell Moore Joseph William Morgan Sherri Frances Moses ano f we facecf exams with eyes reef from facf of sfeep. Linda Gail Mull Thomas Bryan Nichols Gerald Edward Murray Michael Norris Michael Keith Murray Charles Bryan Pace Sheila Ruth Parham Thomas Rufus Parker Larry Parker Marvin Edward Parrish Rose Hall Parker Sandra Elaine Paxton seti ed down to hard worn cnjain, Walter Paxton Lattie Berlin Payne, Jr. Edward Paul Phillips John Gray Phillips Susan Beth Phillips James Hugh Pless Linda Marie Pless Pamela Sue Pless filt we stifffouncf time for fun. Peggy Sue Potter Lewis Kenneth Pressley Danny Kaye Pressley Mike Pressley Donald Ray Pressley Gary Dale Putnam Betty Gene Queen Vicky LaShaine Queen Edith Ann Queen Fred Clinton Rask J ' inaJ applications to co fecje Linda Carrine Queen Joyce Gail Rathbone were sent . . . Jackie Douglas Ray James Dennis Ray Drami Lee Rayburn Larry Tillman Rector Linda Sue Reece Linda Diane Reeves Gordon Glenn Reno John L. Reno wii i hope and a prayer. Jerry Lefaine Rhinehart Floyd Junior Rickman Patricia Anne Rickman Melvin Lee Robinson Sharon Ruth Robinson Gerald Wayne Rogers Mary Anne Rogers Kenny Rymer Robert McKinley Rogers James Riley Sams, Jr. Tommy Lee Rogers Elizabeth Alana Scott invitations and calling cards were ordered Linda Gay Setzer Wanda Laveme Sharp Norma Jean Sharp Paula Fredricka Sheehan Gary Clark Shepherd David Sheppard Delphia Jynks Sheppard Donna Rose Sheppard We were excited .f as tJiejuniors were , a6outpfans Jor tJie prom. James Lee Shipman Leslie Carol Shuford Susan Collier Shumolis Wayne Relis Shumolis Sharon Llaine Simpson James Ellis Smart Robert Wayne Smart Linda Mills Smathers Dyatt Francis Smathers Mike Andrew Smathers Iris Aldeane Smathers Frankie Jean Smith was a beautiful affair ,; one that we will lone remember. Roger Darrell Smith Mary Louise Snakenberg Charles Kenneth Snyder Mary Lorene Sprinkle Brenda Gail Stamey Docia Lynne Stamey Judy Sharon Stamey Mike Eugene Stamey Clara Ellen Stephenson Gary Gene Stewart James Everett Stiles Phyllis Melinda Stiles Hazel Ethylene Summey Robert Louie Summey Steven Dale Suttles Kathy Ann Sutton Anita Sutton Mitzi Swanger Janice Sutton Richard Earl Swanger 7l seemecf dial eoerpl iinp was happening al once. Vickie Jolene Swanger Peggy Jean Taylor Bruce Thomas Deborah Irene Thomas Hubert Eldon Thomas Mildred Marie Thomason Anthony Dewey Thompson Dora Thompson Clyde Carroll Trantham Clara Naomi Trull William Edward Trull Glenna Valentine Gordon Edward Trull Stephen Eorrest Waddell Evelyn Octavia Walker Dennis Clarence Watkins Brenda Joyce Warren Karen Faith Wells Christine Warren Linda Kay Wells Jr) as il almost over? Lois Diane West Phyllis Ann West Smiley Eugene West Gary David Wheeler Martha Jane Whitted Sidney Ray Willard Norma June Williams Samuel Obediah Williams We approachecfpracfuation Carolyn Jean Wilson Diana Lynn Wilson Linda Kaye Winfield David Whitfield Winfrey Virgil Lynn Wilson Anita Ruth Wood Johnny Alan Wood Martha Joan Wooten Gwendolyn Woodard Edna Lee Worley James Guy Woody Phyllis Ann Worley with exclamations of joy and tears of sadness. Alvin Layne York Dessie Denise York 53 SENIOR HI-LITES Humanities wasn’t all work. Lunch is our favorite time of day. 54 SENIOR HI -LITES We just couldn’t wait for the game. Annuals were a little late this year. SH-h-h-h! Beat Tuscola The prom brought many happy moments. We tried to listen sincerely. We all tried to prepare for the future. Senior cosmetologists get to lecture to the Junior High students. Finally we began to think of the future. Wow! Look at those problems. Family Life was very interesting. It looks even to me. The Junior Class officers, Steve Hardin, president; Steve Henson, vice-president; Tommy Hall, secretary-treasurer share a laugh with their sponsor Mrs. Johnson. THE CLASS OF 1969 Deb Allen Robert Allen Terri Barrette Linda Beck Kenneth Blaylock Gene Blazer David Bonham Jim Boone Mike Brackett Sandra Brackett Tom Bradish William Brookshire 57 Eddie Brown James Brown Janet Brown Linda Brown Mark Brown Steve Broyles Jackie Bryson Marquetta Bryson Cathy Buchanan Ernest Bueker Lynn Bumgarner Max Bumgardncr Brenda Burnette Linda Burnette David Campbell Beth Carter Linda Carter Marshall Carter Kathy Case Hilda ( ' handlers 58 Fred Clark James Clark Bob Cochran Cherry Cody Debbie Conard Larry Conard Wanda Conley David Cope Blanche Cox Freida Crane Colleen Crawford Reva Cucumber Patricia Davis Vickie Davis Rebecca Dayton Jacque Denton Carolyn Dixon Carol Dodd Darlene Early Marta Early 59 Brenda Edwards Elaine Elliott Ronnie Ervin Sharon Anita Erwin Debra Evans Troy Fish Cecil Ford Connie Ford Doris Ford Billy Frady Felix Frady Ronald Frady Pam Franklin Gary Garrett Anthony Gibson Carol Gibson Horis Gipson Judy Bell Gipson Harold Goodson Sibyl Goodwin 60 Regenia Grant Kathy Greene Douglas Gregg Keith Griffin Sheila Grooms Phyllis Haley Ernie Hall Forrest Hall Gary Hall James Hall Katie Hall Tommy Hall Ralph Hamlett Gary Haney Nina Haney Kendra Hannah Kim Harbinson Bruce Harris Steve Hardin Barbara Harrison 61 Delane Haynes Dale Heatherly Jimmy Hendricks James Henson Jimmy Henson Sharon Ann Henson Sharon Henson Steve Henson Roger Higgins Ronald Hill Dennis Hipps Larry Holcombe David Holland Nancy Holland Wilfred Hooper Bryan Howard William Howell Gerald Huffman Phyllis Huffman Danny Hyatt 62 Lynn Hyatt Nona Hyatt Mary Ellen Hyde Peggy Hyde Michael Ingle Dell Jacobs Troy Jacobs Terry James David Jenkins Marvin Jenkins Rego Jones Louie Jones Wilma Jones Bobby Kearse Joe Bob Kirby Jackie Knight Judy Knight Bobbie Kuykendall Jamie Kuykendall Ann Kyle 63 James Lance Patty Lane Juanita Lankford Mike Layman Edward Leatherwood Kenneth Leatherwood Leonard Lemmons Renee Leonard Freddy Leverette Sharon Lewis Russell Logan Danny Long James Long Charles Love Tommy Lunsford Hugh Mashburn Jimmy Matthews Mike Matthews Joyce McCall Melissa McClure 64 Scooter McCreary Tommy McIntyre Mike Mears Mike Medford Dianne Medlin Pless Messer Gary Miller Ricky Miller Wanda Miller David Millsaps Boyd Robert Mintz Jerry Moncrief Tommy Moore Rosemary Morgan Velma Morgan Tim Moses Margie Mull Darlene Norris Kathy Owen Susan Pace 65 Don Pace Dean Parham Mike Parker Skip Parker Marcia Parrish Jerry Patton Linda Paxton Kathy Perdue Anne Peyton John Plemmons Tracy Plemmons David Pless Francis Powell Gary Powell Jimmy Powell Arnold Pressley Carolyn Pressley John Pressley Margaret Pressley Shevonda Pressley 66 Marc Pruett Don Putman Jan Putman Doug Queen Gary Queen James Queen Kathy Raines David Rathbone Donna Rathbone Kenneth Rathbone Mike Ray Gail Reece Steve Reed Tommy Reece Wade Reece Elaree Reid Michael Reno Diana Revis Jerry Ribbing Steve Rice 67 Eddie Riddle Barbara Roberts Rebecca Roberts Mary Rogers Tim Rogers Mike Robinson Patricia Robinson Mike Russell Eugene Seay Kathey Sharp Carolyn Shelton Thomas Shepherd Chuck Sherrill Vicky Shook Susan Singleton Danny Simpson Mary Skidmore Gary Sloan Anita Smathers Cynthia Smathers 68 Donna Smathers Jane Smathers Jerry Smathers Loretta Smathers Mike Smathers Mitch Smathers Keith Smith Brenda Snelson Doug Sorrells Mike Sorrells Mike Stamey Norma Stamey Sherry Stamey Reginald Stanley Billy Stroupe Reva Summey Gary Sutton Johnny Sutton Kathy Swicegood James Talley 69 Joyce Talley Wanda Taylor Greg Thompson Ruth Thompson Margaret Trantham Tommy Trimble Cathy Trull Deanna Trull Gary Trull Larry Trull Richard Trull Deborah Waldrop Tommy Walker Eric Warren Alan Warren Daniel Warren Sherry Warren Sherry Watts Charles White Sharon Webb 70 Wanda Wells Steve Wells Pam West Bob Whitted Marcia Willis Phyllis Wilson Jackie Wines Roger Wines Danny Wingate Jim Wood Randy Wood Ella Mae Wooten Eva Mae Wooten Gary Wooten Larry Wooten Larry Worley Lavonne Worley Phyllis Worley 71 Diagnosis: Juniors have TOO much homework! ' “Mike, I told you not to wear that heavy coat!” “Ain’t it sweet?” 72 HI-LITES . . and that was my last dime!” Meatloaf and Toe, ready to go! “Where the boys are!!??” “Really Lynn, I think my boyfriend is the cutest!” 73 THE CLASS OF 1970 Jimmy Allen Margaret Allison Luke Allmond Phyllis Ammons Alice Anderson Joy Arrant Donna Arrington Nancy Baines Joe Beauchemin Keeping the business of the Sophomore Class in order is an important job for Kevin Hall, president; Grover Cable, vice-president; Diane Stamey, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Ruth Tucker, sponsor. 74 James Bentley Danny Bishop Nancy Blaylock Ruth Blythe Velda Bolden Edward Bonham Carolyn Brackett Pat Brock Fred Brown Martha Brown Margaret Broyles Gary Bryant Larry Bryson Dana Burnette Terry Bryson Ginger Burnette Tyler Buchanan Mike Burrell Kathy Bumgarner Elneda Burress Teelena Bumgarner Roger Burress Kathy Burchfield Keith Burns 75 George Cable Grover Cable Joe Cable Mike Cagle David Calhoun Jackie Campbell Jimmy Campbell Judy Carter Van Carver Marsha Case Billy Cathey Bruce Cayton Doris Chambers Terry Clark Ray Chambers Tommy Clark Roger Chambers Ayward Clontz Bettina Clark Billy Clontz Lynn Clark Pauline Clark Joy Clontz Jimmie Cochran 76 Ann Cogdill James Conard Dewayne Connor Judy Cooke Louanna Cooper Jerry Cragg Linda Crisp Chipper Davis Everett Davis Joe Bob Davis Mike Davis Danny Deaver Anne Deneen Paula Erwin Jeff Deweese Joseph Estes Danny Donaldson Doug Farmer Judith Donaldson Brenda Fish Lee Anna Dotson Donald Fish Eugene Eggleston Gary Fish 77 George Fish Cathy Fletcher Troy Ford Gregg Fore Kim Fortney Jeanette Freeman Fay Frizzell Debra Fulbright Beverly Gibson Steve Gibson Doris Gipson Shirley Gipson Thomas Gragg Shirley Grant Wells Greeley David Green Bonnie Grogan Donna Sue Grogan Kenneth Hall Kevin Hall Glee Gregory Dorothy Griffin Loyd Hall Danny Haney 78 Bobbie Hannah Charlene Hannah Michael Hannah Steven Hannah Gloria Harbin James Hargrove Dinah Hawkins Patricia Henderson Peggy Henderson Charles Henry Cindy Henry John Henry Bobby Henson James Holland Glenn Henson Ronny Howard Keith Hill Lillian Howell Peggy Hixon Ruth Ann Howell Danny Hoglen Sharon Ingle Brenda Holland Neal Inman 79 Ray Inman Roger Inman Charles Jackson Danny Jackson Mary Ann Jackson Roger Jackson Marion Johnson Estella Jones Gary Jones Steve Jones Martha Keener Mary Keener Arnold King Peggy King Sheila Layman Mike Lear Mary Anna Kelley Eloine Kirk land Julia Kemp David Kuykendall Libby Killian Tim Lawrence Allen King Larry Lay 80 I Steve Ledbetter Charles Ledford Marvin Ledford Susan Ledford Ronald Lester Debra Limbo Ray Lipham Deborah Long Martin Long Phillip Luther Rodney Mabry Danny McClure Eddy McClure Roger McKinney Mike McClure Gloria McKinnish Muriel McCreary James Maloney Doug McDaris Denny Mann Pam McDowell Diane Mann Mitchell McGuirt Hilda Mann 81 Floyd Marler Mike Mason Wade Massie Gail Mathis Johnny Mathis Susan Medford Fannie Messer Phillip Mills Eva Mae Mintz Alice Moore Berry Moore David Roger Moore Richard Moore Steve Norris Patricia Murray Verba Kay Norris Debby Nanney Le Faine O’Neil Keith Neal Darlene Overman Bruce Newman Carolyn Pace Sharon Norris Kenneth Pace 82 Bill H. Phillips Danny Pointer Becky Parham Shelia Parker Darlene Parris Leesa Parris Chloe Patton Howard Paxton Nannette Paxton Joyce Payne Jill Penland Carlton Peyton David Pharr Bill Phillips Lyndon Phillips Mike Potter Shirley Pickens Jane Powell James Plemmons Brenda Presnell John Pless Billy Pressley Lynn Pless Dee Pressley 83 Gary Pressley Susan Pruett Brenda Putnam Dora Putnam Margaret Putnam Beverly Queen Debra Queen Marcia Queen Tommy Queen Donald Ramsey Nancy Rathbone Patricia Ray Donald Reece Naomi Reece Ronnie Reece Ann Reed Mary Rhea Suzanne Rice Ronnie Rickman Barbara Rogers Jimmy Reno Pat Revis Coleen Rogers David Rogers 84 Tenya Shook Jimmy Smathers Ronda Rogers Hugh Russell Debra Sams Jill Satterfield Diana Scott Terry Scott Zane Seely Glinda Sharp Michael Sharp Roy Sharp Jane Shiflet Pam Shipman Charles Shumolis Lenny Smathers Jimmy Singleton Melvin Smathers Sandy Singleton Dwight Smith Curtis Smathers Lovenda Smith Daniel Smathers Shirley Smith 85 Patricia Snelson Betty Sorrells Diane Stamey Jane Stamey Linda Stamey Johnny Stanford Niki Stanley Terry Stepp David Steppelton Alan Stiles Bruce Stiles Mack Stiles David Stockton Donna Sutton Brenda Thompson Rita Thompson Mike Teague George Thomas Cathy Turbyfill Rose Mary Turner Kenny Sutton Pattie Sutton Mark Towers James Tucker 86 Ruth Valentine Doug Vance Steve Warner Brenda Warren Carolyn Warren Harold Warren Denny Watson Eugene Watson Vicky Watts Melissa Welch Camille Wells Linda West Sandra West Ray Wise Alvin Wheeler Michael Dean Wood Charles Williamson Allan Worley Tommy Wilson Mary Jane Worley Daniel Wines Butch Wright Linda Wines Carl Wright 87 “Home, James” SOPHOMORE HI-LITES Home Ec. isn’t all pots and pans. “About that six inches rule” Geometry was a “new experience” for many sophomores. 88 “Parlez-vous francais?” SOPHOMORE HI-LITES Thomas breaks for long yardage. “I am a lowly sophomore. Seniors are great!” “Take a right, and it’s the third. . Never let it be said that biology was a drag. 89 A CTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Today, our Student Council’s aims are to promote a high standard of citizenship, stu¬ dent interest, participation, co-operation, and the general welfare of the school. The Coun¬ cil meets regularly with the elected home room representatives who inform their home rooms of the proceedings. The student council officers are Randy Medford, president; Mike Matthews, vice-president; Mike Ray, treasurer; and Carolyn Pressley, secretary. The homeroom representatives of the student council are as follows: Sandy Singleton, Lynn Bumgarner, Darlene Earley, Marcia Willis, Joyce Hargroove, Ruth Ann Howell, Lynn Pless, Donnell Moore, Danny Long, Roger McKinney, David Rathbone, Charles Pace, Tommy Trimble, and Gary Sloan. 92 The Student Council sponsors are Mr. Brookshire, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Walker. The number one office at the number one school. The executive committee of the Student Council consists of Sharon Byers, Nina Han¬ ey, Martha Barkby, Patricia Green, Margaret Mitchell, David Conard, Carroll Jones, Steve Waddell, James Hipps, and Dotty Lanning. Another group of representatives are: Luanna Ford, Jenny Crisp, Linda Reeves, Jill Penland, Brenda Stanley, Carolyn Wilson, Nancy Jones, John Plemmons, Steve Hardin, Jerry Craigg, George Thomas, Kevin Hall, Bruce Cay ton, and Mike Woods. Members of the BRUIN TRAIL staff are Skipper Parker, Kenny Snyder, Michael Medford, Sherri Moses, Starlene Johnson, Joy Holland, and Katie Hall. The BRUIN TRAIL staff has a very important job in Bear Country. Many hours of work and planning go into each issue of the paper which is eagerly awaited by the students. Mrs. Burnette enjoys a copy of BRUIN TRAIL with editor Susan Shumolis. The paper staff is sponsored by Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Bur¬ nette. The Bruin Trail ,102 Other members are Mike Ingle, Peggy Knight, Mary Ellen Hyde, Susan Single- ton, Bobby Kearse, Jim Boone, and Shei¬ la Hannah. Members of the French Club are Jill Satterfield, Susan Shumolis, Carolyn Carver, Donna Arrington, Lynne Pless, Mary Kenner, Martha Kenner, Linda Crisp, Suzanne Rice,Mary Ann Rogers; Rodney Mabry, Jeff Dewesse, Gwen Woodward,Debbie Queen, Ruth Blythe, Lynn Clark, Phyllis Stiles, Tony Thompson, Joe Bell; David Campbell, Marc Pruett, Delane Haynes, Kenny Snyder, Gary Bryant, Joey Estes, Mark Brown, Michael Plemmons, Grover Cable, David Kuykendall. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is a group of industrious students who are developing an interest in the French-speaking people by studying their language and customs. They make many friends through their French-speaking pen pals. The officers of the French Club are Mike Stamey, ser¬ geant-at-arms; Nancy Jones, treasurer; Dora Thompson, re¬ cording secretary; Mrs. Wilson, sponsor; Starlene Johnson, reporter; Sheila Hannah, corresponding secretary; Ronnie Jackson, sergeant-at-arms; Cathy Lane, vice-president; and Iris Smathers, president. Other members of the club are Peggy Knight, Sharon Ingle, Pam Shipman, Ruth Howell, Melissa Welch, Kevin Hall, Dianne Stamey, Susan Ledford, Sharon Erwin; Cathy Turbyfill, Jan Putnam, Jamie Kuykendall, Maryanna Kelly, Debra Fulbright, Marcia Parrish, Gail Mathis, Lavonne Worley, Marilyn Mease; Vickie Davis, Anne Peyton, Anne Deneen, Rita Thompson, Muriel Kelly, Colleen Crawford, Deborah Brown, Pat Snelson; Roger Higgins, Tracy Plemmons, Gary Sloan, Jerry Cragg, Steve Bradley, Charles Shumolis, Danny Donaldson, Gary Powell, Billy Clontz. LATIN CLUB The officers are David Conard, president; Martha Barkby, sergeant-at-arms; Joy Holland, treasurer; Sandra Brackett, vice-president; Butch Willard, secretary; and Mr. Teague, sponsor. The Pisgah Senior High School Latin Club is sponsored by Mr. Jarvis Teague. The purpose of the club is to interest and acquaint students with Roman culture and its relationship to our culture. They accomplish this by learning the Junior Clas¬ sical League motto and creed, by bulletin boards, and by slave day, costumes, and plays. The members are as follows: Pam Howell, Regina Grant, Sharon Robinson, Pam Justice, Linda Beck, Ella Mae Wooten, Verba Norris, Patty Lane, Bobbie Kuykendall, Clara Stephenson, Tim Rogers, Robert Eggleston, Roger Hinson, Donald Burnette, Jerry Rhinehart, and Kenny Blaylock. 96 CERVANTES Cervantes se organizo en el ano 1966 cuando el espanol comenzo a ensenarse en nuestra escuela. Para ser miembros hay que ser estudiantes de la lengua espanola y tener mucho interes en la lengua y los paises que hablan espanol. Cervantes was organized in 1966 when Spanish was first taught. The qualifications for membership are that the student must be taking this language and also have a special interest in it. One of the main objectives of the club is the study of the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking coun¬ tries. The Spanish Club is fortunate to have Miss Inez Blay, a native of Cuba, as their sponsor. Theofficersof the Spanish Club work hard and diligently to make their many activities suc¬ cessful. The officers are as follows: Mike Medford, ser¬ geant-at-arms; Diana Jaynes, secretary; Octavia Walker, president; Bill Phillips, sergeant- at-arms; Yvonne Johnson, secretary; Monty Beuker, vice- president; and Donna Rath- bone, treasurer. The members of the Spanish Club are Renee Leonard, Phyllis Stiles, Sandy Singleton, Brenda Thompson, Tina Clark, Darlene Overman: Alan Stiles, David Rathbone, Lyndon Phillips, Steve Gibson, Jimmy Reno, Wells Greeley, Gary Wooten, Bill Phillips, Steve Ledbetter, Monty Beuker, Roger Jackson, and Jim Wood. 97 The Junior Civitan Club officers are Randy Medford, president; Susan Shumolis, treasurer; Joe Morgan, vice-president; Nancy Jones, secretary; and Jennifer Crisp, parliamentarian. The Junior Civitan Club, first organized in 1939 by Mr. A. J. Hutchins, has since been striving to serve the school and community. It also tries to aid the student of today to become the good citizen of tomorrow. The club’s projects this year have been to sell candy to sponsor a needy family at Christmas, and to sponsor and produce a talent show to help finance the much needed school sign. On the light side, they had an ice cream party in the fall. THE JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB The Junior Civitan members are as follows: Alana Scott, Shirley Freel, Donnell Moore, Donna Sheppard, Polly Cable, Shelia Parham, Patricia Green, Luanna Ford, Karen Wells, Katie Hipps, Elaine Bradish, Sandra Paxton, Patsy Rick¬ man, Pam McClure, Butch Willard, Margaret Mitchell, Jynks Sheppard, Martha Barkby, Judy Stamey, Carolyn Haynie, Lorene Sprinkle, Betty Queen, Joe Bell, James Hipps, Randy Burrell, Steve Waddell, David Miller, Wayne Shumolis, Gary Shepherd, Walter Brown, David Conard, Woody Fish, Carroll Jones, and Paul Gillis. Also not pictured below are Joy Holland, Ronnie Deaver, Jimmy Flynn, Cathey Lane, and Jimmy Smart. itasaris; as sponsor of the DECA Club. These are the DECA Club officers: Roger Norris, secretary; Phyllis Worley, treasurer; Ralph Hamlett, vice president; Jim Woody, president; and C.M. Hall (who is catching a few winks), parliamentarian. The DECA Club of Pisgah em¬ phasizes work and study. The club is designed to promote understand¬ ing and appreciation for the re¬ sponsibilities of citizenship in the free competitive enterprise system. DECA has as its chief goal the application of knowledge reaped in the classroom to actual job situations. These young business¬ men in early training in Distributive Education spend a part of each “school day” in class — and a part of it on the job in various places ranging from supermarkets to cloth¬ ing stores to nursing homes. The members are as follows: Jamie Kuykendall, Gretta Cable, Clara Stephenson, Brenda Grindstaff, Sharon Robinson; Philip Blaylock, Lattie Payne, Tommy Nichols; David Cope, Don Putnam, Carey Harrison, Paul Brookshire. Other members of DECA are Jackie Bryson, Beth Carter, Judy Knight, Kendra Hannah, Gail Farmer; Steve Rice, Gary Putnam, Jimmy Matthews, Glen Reno; John Phillips, Billy Frady, Gene Seay. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA Members of FBLA are Marta Earley, Kathy Case, Glenna Valen- Patsy Gant, Linda Mangogna, Alba Jo Cook, Diana Wilson, Linda tine, Julia Kemp, Colleen Crawford; Linda Carter, Peggy Hyde, Burnette, Brenda Burnett. Patsy Carver, Loretta Smathers, Alice Chastain; Diane Fowler, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Leaders of the FBLA Club are the following: Donnell Moore, social chairman; Sherri Moses, reporter; Pat Howard, vice-president; Dotty Lanning, president; and Dianne Baker, secretary-treasurer. The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of our future leaders in the business field. These students learn to prepare themselves for a successful career in business. Sponsored By Mrs. Phillips, the club profits from the sale of Christmas cards and other worthwhile projects. Other members include Kathy Farmer, Sheila Grooms, Velma Morgan, Kathy Raines; Reva Cucumber, Mary Jean Kinsland, Dell Jacobs, Terry Sue Cable, Ann Cornwell, Jean Sharp, Judy Carter, Peggy Cogdill, Pam Franklin, Joyce Hargrove, Peggy Taylor, and Carolyn Carver. Health Career Club members are inter¬ ested in the betterment of the commun¬ ity through well-planned projects such as candy-striping, Heart Fund Drive, and working with the Bloodmobile. Pro¬ moting interests in all fields of medicine and all types of health careers is another goal of the club. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Leading the Health Careers Club are Patsy Rickman, president; Woody Fish, social chairman; Elaine Bradish, vice-president; Mrs. Hyde, sponsor; Dianne Medlin, treasurer; and Margaret Mitchell, secretary. The members of HCC are Elaine Elliot, Sharon Henson, Phyllis Wilson, Regina Grant; Shevonda Pressley, Anita Smathers, Jane Smathers, Susan Singleton, Wanda Miller, Brenda Stamey; Wanda Taylor, Pam McDowell, Peggy Knight, Brenda Snelson, Marilyn Mease, Sybil Goodwin, Brenda Fish, Judy Heatherly; Tracey Plem- mons, Larry Rector, Woody Fish, Pam McClure, Jimmy Flynn, Melissa McClure, Mike Matthews, and Linda Back. Other members include Sharon Ingle, Marcia Queen, Ann Cogburn, Rose Turner, Vickie Queen, Shelia Parham; Mary Keener, Katie Hall, Francis Powell, Martha Keener, Verba Norris, Joy Clontz, Nona Hyatt, Marta Earley; Diane West, Pam Franklin, Lisa Parrish, Lynn Clark, Pam Shipman, Brenda War¬ ren; Billy Blankenship, Stanley King, Debra Evans, Patty Sutton and Mary Ray. 101 The members include T. Stepp, J. Talley, D. Fish, T. Lawrence, D. Chambers, D. Rogers, E. Brown, M. Smathers, R. Hill; N. Inman, R. Warren, D. Farmer, F. Brown, M. Lear, K. Pace; T. James, K. Hill, F. Burris, J. Bentley, C. Davis, R. Burrell, M. Jimison, J. Plemmons, D. Hall, D. McClure, R. Moore, D. Green, D. Stocken, M. Davis, D. Vance, Connard, K. Moore, D. Conner, and C. Smathers. L. Connard; F. Marler, D. Jackson, D. Long, B. Henson, T. Bryson, R. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB Future Farmers of America, organ¬ ized and chartered in 1965, has 116 members combined from the consoli¬ dation of Clyde and Bethel High Schools. The primary aim of the F.F.A. Club is the development of agricultural lead¬ ership, cooperation, and citizenship. Activities of the local chapter include: livestock judging, dairy judging, land contest, public speaking, ritual and par¬ liamentary procedure contest, ornamen¬ tal horticulture, and forestry. Each summer the boys attend both the state convention and summer camp. The officers of the F. F. A. Club are as follows: Mr. Nave, sponsor; Johnny Green, vice president; Joe Gregory, secretary; Arlie Lockerson, president; Danny Cabe, reporter; Arnon Long, sentinel; Wade Reece, treasurer. Other F. F. A. members include B. Pressley, D. Deaver, D. Smith, J. Green, R. Frady, P. Cope, C. Rector, D. Hipps, M. Burrell, M. Bentley, R. Inman; T. Wise, G. Miller, G. Stiles, S. Norris, E. Bonham, M. McClure, M. Jenkins, B. Cathey, T. Reece, A. Lockerson; J. Hargrove, H. Russell, P. Messer, C. Williamson, R. Farmer, D. Moore, W. Reece, R. Cooke, R. Sharpe, J. Davis, M. Potter; D. Steppleton, T. Scott, L. Mann, J. Gregory, D. Cabe, L. Trull, J. Fish, M. Cagle, C. Haney, and J. Shipman. 102 The officers of the F. T. A. Club are Nona Hyatt, vice president; Miss Green, sponsor; Margaret Mitchell, president; and Deborah Brown, secretary-treasurer. THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB The purpose of Future Teachers of America is to encourage young people to be¬ come teachers. It will also enlighten the knowledge of the teaching profession for the people. For a project this year, appreciation notes were written to the student teachers. The main purpose this year will be to obtain a new charter. The members of F. T. A. include: Susan Pruett, Beth Phillips, Susan Ledford, Suzanne Rice; Linda Beck, Mary Hyde, Doris Ford, Vickie Davis, Anita Smathers, Jane Smathers; Phyllis Stiles, Bobbie Kuyken¬ dall, Patricia Murray, Leesa Paris, Martha Barkby, Marsha Parrish; Diane Scott, Rebecca Dayton, Rachel Allison, Mary Ann Rogers, and Lynn Clark. 103 Members of the Future Homemakers of America are as follows: Kathy Raines, Doris Gibson, Shirley Smith, Shelia Parham, Sharon Norris, Phyllis Worley, Gail Farmer, Kendra Hannah, Margaret Broyles, Patty Henderson, Peggy Cogdill, Martha Brown, Diane West, Vickie Queen, Shelia Parker, and Suzanne Rice. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA In preparing for the home of the future, these Future Homemakers of America learn the satisfactions and joys of homemaking with emphasis on worthy home living. One of the most outstanding events of the year is their Mother-Daughter banquet. The motto, “Toward New Horizons,” is a challenge to its members for it reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow. The officers of F.H.A. are Dotty Lanning, president; Sharon Lewis, vice-president; Dianne Baker, secretary; Brenda Stamey, treasurer; Margaret Broyles and Rachel Allison, reporters; Marcia Parrish, parliamentarian; Barbara Harrison, historian; Anne Kyle, recreation leader; Mary Jean Kinsland, county council member. Other members of the club are Cathy Swisegood, Dianne Reece, Darlene Parris, Elaine Elliot, Hilda Chambers, Doris Chambers, Ruth Blythe, Fran Powell, Peggy Clontz, Vickie Davis, Linda Pless, Sherry Warren, Carolyn Carver, Judy Stamey, M. A. Rogers, Rachel Allison, Shevonda Pressley, Lynn Stamey, Dianna Fowler, and Marcia Parris. Members of the Vica Club are Linda Mull, Ann Cathey, Susan Pace, Lester, Janet Brown, Eva Mae Burke, Linda Winfield, Alan Worley, Jackie Knight, Judy Stamey, Frankie Smith, Wanda Sharp, Nancy Donald Burnette, Robert Gaddis, and Tommy Queen. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA The Pisgah chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America was organized this year to unite all students enrolled in trade and industrial education. VICA offers a program of co-curricular activities that gives a student more than occupational skill development. Officers of Vica are Edna Worley, president; Clara Trull, treasurer; Karen Wells, reporter; Lynn Bumgarner, parliamentarian; Paula Sheehan, secretary; Janice Sutton, vice-president; and Mrs. Garrett, sponsor. Others in this club are Susan Singleton, Hilda Chambers, Kim Harbinson, Linda Harbin, Brenda Edwards, Margie Mull, Sherry Warren, Margaret Trantham, Freida Crane, Carol Dodd, Shirley Mease, Mary Ann Henson, Darlene Norris, Sybil Goodwin, Linda Littlejohn, Patricia Sorrells, and Anita Wood. NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION The Library Club of Pisgah High has many projects. Putting drapes in the library is one of the most important. During Christmas, the members sponsored their annual pot-luck dinner. The lucky students that are selected to attend look forward to the convention that is held every year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Bohnsdahl, the club sponsor, the members gain much in the world of books. In addition, the members work in the library dur¬ ing the school day. They check out books, aid stu¬ dents, and keep the books in order. Officers of the club are as follows: Linda Mangogna, vice-president; Carolyn Wilson, President; Rose Turner, treasurer; Debbie Miller, secretary; and Rachael Alli¬ son,social chairman. N Linda Stamey, Ann Cogdill, Nancy Baines, Sharon Lewis, Zane Steve Suttles, Scott Sanford, John Pless, Mike Brackett, Eddie Brown, Seeley, Terry Stewart, Jane Whitted, Rita Mooney, Sharon Hudson, and Kenneth Greene arc members of this club who work diligently to Carolyn Carver, Jimmy Talley, Tracey Plemmons, Joel Henderson, make the library a pleasant and organized place in which to study The Science Club of Pisgah Senior High School provides enrichment to students interested in all fields of science. The members in the club arrange science programs for the entire student body. Field trips and interesting films are among their activities. Under the worthy sponsorship of Mr. Marshall and Mr. Poston, the members add much to their science classes by their enrollment in the Science Club. Officers and sponsors of the Science Club are as follows: Mr. Poston, sponsor; Cathy Lane, secretary; Mr. Marshall, sponsor; Deborah Brown, president; and Marc Pruett, treasurer. THE SCIENCE CLUB Members of the Science Club are as follows: Mike Medford, Shirley Freel, Rebecca Dayton, Ricky Miller, Gary Powell; Randy Drake, Carroll Jones, Allan Stiles, Jeff Deweese, Monty Bueker, Gary Sloan; Max Bumgardner, Delane Haynes, Jim Boone, and Steve Waddell. Walter Brown, Ronnie Deaver, Steve Waddell, Harry Lipham, Roger Hinson, Jimmy Smart, Carroll Jones, Dale Haney, Garry Crisp, Wayne Shumolis, Randy Burrell, Randy Drake, Randy McCarter, Dyatt Smathers, Roger Broyles, Terry Mease, James Sams, Don Davis, James Hipps, Joe Morgan, Jimmy Woody, and Robert Eggleston are the male members of the Math Club, The female members include Lorene Sprinkle, Carolyn Haney, Sharon Haley, Shirley Freel, Gwen Woodard, Nancy Jones, Diana Jaynes, Linda Pless, Margaret Mitchell, Linda Reeves, Marilyn Mease, Luanna Ford, Susan Shumolis, Mary Snakenberg, and Jennifer Crisp. These students are enrolled in advanced mathematics taught by Mr. McClure. MATH CLUB QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll features students of Pisgah Senior High School who have made outstanding contributions in the field of journalism. This is a national organization founded to encourage young people to develop their writing talents. In order to be a member of this honorary organization, one must be in the upper third of his class. Members this year are Margaret Mitchell, Susan Shumolis, Joy Holland, Starlene Johnson, Beth Phillips, Nina Haney, Darlene Earley, Cherry Cody, Linda Reeves, Shelia Hannah, Cathey Lane, Jennifer Crisp, Robert Allen, Danny Long, Kenny Snyder, Mike Ingle, Nancy Jones, and Luanna Ford. All of these contribute to our school by working on the Bruin Trail or the Pisgahteer. Ronnie Deaver, Tracy Plemmons, Dennis Childers, Robert Allen, Robert Eggleston, Paul Gillis, David Conard, Woody Fish, Mike Ray, Rego Jones, Terry Barrett, Lorene Sprinkle, Dale Heatherly, Juanita Lankford, Pat Howard, Nancy Holland, Joyce Hargrove, Pam Howell, Gary Wooten, Carroll Jones, Marvin Parrish, Roger Clark, and Johnny Woods are all active members of the Monogram Club. MONOGRAM CLUB “What for you, buddy?” The Monogram Club is an organization for all the students of Pisgah High School who letter in any of Pisgah’s many interscholastic sports. It is one of our newer clubs, for it was formed last year at the end of foot¬ ball season. Promoting good sportsmanship and fair play, the Monogram Club is one of our school’s finest clubs. Young athletes have the op¬ portunity to be a service to their school through its many activities. At present, one of the club’s projects is to run the concession stand during the basketball and wrestling games. Heading the club this year are David Miller, president; Mike Mathews, vice-president; Elaine Hall, secretary; Joe Morgan, treasurer; and Paul Gillis, sergeant-at-arms. The Monogram Club also has a board of directors. The members of the board this year are Patricia Green, Doug Clark, Mike Ray, Steve Hardin, and James Hipps. Gary Bryant, Lenny Smathers, Cathey Trull, Katie Hall, Billy Clontz, Delane Haynes, and Mike Medford make up the Science Seminar. Each Grover Cable, Gary Powell, Scott Stanford, Joey Estis, Larry Lay, member of the seminar learns much from the guest speakers they hear. SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES SEMINARS Iris Smathers, Dianne Stamey, Sandy Singleton, Brenda Thompson, Namoi Reese, Colleen Crawford, Nona Hyatt, Rita Thompson, Ann Deneen, Gail Mathis; Muriel Kelly, Linda Carter, Rebecca Dayton, Nina Haney, Mary Anna Kelly, Debra Culbright, Cathy Lane, Phyllis Stiles, Nancy Jones, Susan Shumolis, Paula Erwin; Tim Moses, Rodney Mabry, Mark Brown, Alan Stiles, Ronnie Deaver, Dennis Childers, Marc Pruett, and James Hipps are the members of the Humanities Seminar. This seminar is one of Pisgah’s newest organizations. The members enjoy meetings where new and interesting subjects are intro¬ duced. 110 MA TH SEMINAR Members of the Math Seminar include Max Bumgarner, Rickey Miller, Doris Ford, Marilyn Mease, Randy Drake, Gary Sloan, Daniel Wines, and Grover Cable. The Math Seminar is one of Pis- gah’s most benefiting organizations. The students enrolled in it are striving to expand their knowledge of math and its facets that are not offered in school. OFFICE ASSISTANTS The office aids include Dianne Wilson, Elaine Bradish, Jean Sharp, Pat Howard, Terry Cable, and Alba Jo Cook. These girls are gaining much experience which will enable them to operate an office and the work involved when they finish their training. Other office assistants include Suzanne Rice, Margaret Broyles, Margaret Allison, Nancy Baines, Gloria McKennish, and Debbie Queen. They are a valuable asset to the operation of the office of Pisgah Senior High School. Collecting and mark¬ ing absentee slips, answering the tele¬ phone, making out the absentee list, operating the intercom, and helping the teachers are just a few of their varied duties. The bus drivers include David Winfrey, Billy Hendricks, Larry Rector, Larry Wooten, Richard Swanger, Johnny Green, Melvin Robinson, Arlie BUS DRIVERS CLUB The purpose of the Pisgah Bus Drivers Club is to promote safe bus driving and sense of reponsibility among its members. Mr. T. L. Francis is the sponsor of the Bus Drivers Club. Each bus driver of Bear Country has a tough time with the mud and snow but comes through with flying colors. The students of Pisgah are very grateful for the bus drivers. Lokerson, Ricky Ivester, Steve Suttles, Keith Moore, Dub Hyde, and Fred Clark. The other bus drivers are Monty Bueker, Mike Mears, Clyde Trantham, Gary Wooten, Donald Burnette, Jerry Rhinehart, Mike Smathers, Louis Pressley, David Goodson; Jerry James, Jimmy Henson, Eddie Brown, Terry James, Judy Stamey, Lynn Wilson, Butch Willard, and Mike McClure. 112 1 i 1 1 [ r M rM % 1 ' ifl ! gttg jpL 8 JHk % .r ysjggijgsk, k ip Wit ' ll; jar flu IB r i fjjt i t The singers for the chorus are Shirley Gipson, Shirley Pickens, Clara Trull, Brenda Putnam, Kathy Sharp, Sherry Stamey, Kathy Swicegood, Sharon Webb, Diana Revis, Norma Edwards, Linda Kuykendall, Judy Gipson, Linda Setzer, Peggy Potter, Loretta Smathers, Dell Jacobs, Cathy Lane, Wanda Conley, Lavonne Worley, Sherri Moses, Kendra Hannah, Jacque Denton, Francis Powell, Phyllis Ammons, Doris Gibson, Mr. Childers, Jane Stamey, Dale Heatherly, Jamie Kuykendall, Nancy Holland, Kathy Owen, Pam Rogers, Carolyn Shelton, Linda Smathers, Rosemary Morgan, Freida Crane, Sherry Warren, Patty Henderson, PISGAH’S CHORAL CLUB Linda Wines, Bobbie Jean Hannah, Dora Thompson, Sharon Robinson, Clara Stephenson, Reva Summey, Bonnie Grogan, Jan Putnam, Sharon Henson, Linda Posten, Margaret Trantham, Norma Stamey, Sandra West, Deborah Jones, Becky Parham, Patty Lane, Debra Waldroup, Donna Smathers, Phyllis Worley, Gwen Woodard, Phyllis Worley, Hazel Summey, Howard Paxton, Kenneth Ledford, Eugene West, Russell Logan, Dudley McFalls, Zane Zealy, Jackie Campbell, Alan The chorus meets daily under the direction of Mr. Larry Raines. Its members must be willing to practice long and hard all the songs Mr. Raines presents to them, whether they are old or new ones. Providing beautiful music in songs for the White Christmas program is one of the chorus ' s contributions to our school curriculum. Also each spring, the chorus, along with the band, delivers a concert Every¬ one looks forward to this presentation. 113 CHEERLEADERS Pisgah’s cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Anita Churm, are headed by Patricia Green, captain, and assisted by Lorene Sprinkle. The cheerleaders have done much this year to raise school spirit. Besides cheering at football and basketball games and wrestling matches, they have made bulletin boards, held pep rallies, and led spirit trains. Many thanks go to the cheer¬ leaders of Bear Country. , m 1 in i mm 1 i ' T | ' -WRI The cheerleaders are as follows: Terri Barrett, junior; Kathy Buchanan, senior; Cathy Lane, senior; Renee Leonard, junior; Nancy Clark, junior; Pam McClure, senior; Lorene Sprinkle, senior; Carolyn Haynie, senior; Debbie Allen, junior; and (seated) Patricia Green, senior. 114 The 1967-1968 Pisgah High Band majorettes are as follows; Pam Howell, senior; Carolyn Pressley, junior; and Donnell Moore, senior. No band is complete without its majorettes. After much practice these six majorettes have won the honor of marching in front of the band at parades and football games. Because of talent, beauty, marching ability, and twirling ability, Pisgah’s majorettes have won the hearts of thousands. The brave and fearless leader of our band is Max Bumgardner. He captures the undivided attention of the band during halftime and leads them in performing many great shows. MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR The other half of our majorette corps is as follows: Mary Anne Rogers, senior; Judy Stamey, senior; and Martha Barkley, senior. LU ' THE 1967-1968 PISGAH HIGH SCHOOL “BAND OF BEARS ” Our “Band of Bears” is directed by Mr. Larry Raines who has worked very hard with our band. Here are some of the many aspects of our band. As Mr. Raines looks on, Mr. Clark Morton accepts a check from Dr. Ernest Stines and Mr. J. P. Clark of the Canton Lions Club for the band’s trip to Dallas this summer. to a lighter mood .. . to leading our spirit train .. . 116 The members of the “Band of Bears” are as follows: Mike Jackson, Monty Beuker, David Sheppard, Carlton Peyton, Gary Queen, Ralph Hamlett, Tim Moses, Iris Smathers, Jerry Cragg, Ray Lipham, Jimmy Shipman, Alan Worley, Ann Peyton, Johnny Sutton, Gerald Rogers, Danny Shipman, Nick Cline, Tommy Trimble, Debra Brown; Joy Clontz, Eric Warren, Sharon Cragg, Danny Wingate, Pat Snelson, Ruth Thompson, Donald Ramsey, Muriel Kelly, Vickie Davis; Lee Anna Dotson, Mary Snakenberg, Lynn Stamey, Patricia Davis, Beverly Queen, to providing our mascot, the “Band of Bears” has many duties and performs each of them well. They have a pep band which includes Robert Eggleston, Becky Dayton, Mary Snakenberg, Diane Stamey, Pat Brock, Linda Carter, Ruth Howell, Cathy Fletcher, Donna Rath- bone, Iris Smathers, Tim Moses, Monty Beuker, Ralph Hamlett, Jerry Cragg, David Sheppard, Max Bumgardner, William Howell, Gary Sloan, Debra Brown, Paula Erwin, Pat Snelson, Lee Anna Dotson, Joy Clontz, Anne Peyton, Johnny Sutton, Tommy Trimble, Danny Simpson, Gene Eggleston, David Winfrey, Kenny Blaylock, and Tommy Wilson. They are now preparing to go to Dallas to the National Lions Club Convention in June. Many thanks go to our “Band of Bears”. Carol Gibson, Diane Stamey, Susan Ledford, Judy Carter, Rebecca Dayton, Susan Pruett, Robert Eggleston; Max Bumgardner, Danny Pressley, Sharon Byers, Ruth Ann Howell, Cathy Fletcher, Pat Brock, Beverly Gibson, Melissa Welch, Linda Carter, Octavia Walker, Donna Rathbone; Gene Eggleston, Kenny Blaylock, Fred Clark, Paula Erwin, Mitchell McGuirt, Gary Sloan, William Howell, Mike Robinson, Keith Moore, Randy Medford, Tommy Wilson, and David Winfrey. SPORTS VISITORS The Pisgah High football team consists of the following: (left-right) Woody Fish, Bruce Newman, Mike Ray, Stanley King, David Conard, Steve Henson, Marshall Carter, Joe Morgan, Marvin Parrish, Sam Williams, Roger Jackson, Walter Brown, Carroll Jones, Mike Matthews, Roger Broyles, Fred Rask, Robert Allen, James Tucker, Ray Hemphill, David Miller, Tommy Hall, Steve Hardin, Paul Gillis, Doug Clark, Jimmy Flynn, James Hipps, and Tommy Bradish. PISGAH’S FOOTBALL TEAM Mr. Boyd Allen, Mr. John Barker, Mr. Bill Stamey, and Mr. Joe Turner coach¬ ed our football team this year. They did a magnifi¬ cent job in leading the Bears in a very successful season. The tri-captains of the team this year were David Miller, Carroll Jones, and James Hipps. David Miller received a scholarship to Wofford College in South Carolina. Carroll Jones received a scholarship to the University of South Carolina. James Hipps received a scholarship to N. C. State, and was a member of the All- State Team. We are very proud of these boys and their accomplishments. Pisgah 0 Johnson City 19 Pisgah 7 Lee Edwards 32 Pisgah 7 Andrews 7 Pisgah 34 Sylva Webster 0 Pisgah 15 Tuscola 7 Pisgan 18 South French Broad 0 Pisgah 13 Brevard 0 Pisgah 27 Erwin Tennessee 0 Pisgah 20 Spruce Pine 6 Mathews throws a long one. Instructions are given tor a winning play. After a hard week at camp, the intrasquad game was played; and the whites defeated the reds 15 to 12. 121 They can’t stop the mighty Black Bears! Our varsity football team had a successful season this year. Their record of 6 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie brought coach Boyd Allen’s record as a head coach to 140 wins, 36 losses, and 7 ties. After two years of existence, Pisgah’s record stands as 14—5 — 1. This year Doug Clark set a rush¬ ing record and Robert Allen also made a record with four field goals. We have good reason to be proud of our boys, for three of the seniors won scholarships and several colleges were interested in other players. We are looking forward to a successful season next year with the returning players. The members of the Junior Varsity Football squad are Steve Wells, Mike Sharp, Bill Phillips, Teddy Gragg, Jerry Patton, Gary Wooten, George Thomas, Wells Greeley, Ronnie Howard, George Fish, Tyler Kevin Hall, Mike Smathers, Freddy Brown, and Butch Wright. Buchanan, Kary Waters, Jimmy Powell, Bruce Cay ton, Kim Fortney, JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Coach Turner’s “B” Team completed a successful season this year. Their record was 6—0 and there are some very good prospects among its members for next year’s varsity team. Our J. V.’s averaged 31 points a game to the opponent’s 4 points. Pisgah 47 . .East Henderson 0 Pisgah 46 . .East Henderson 6 Pisgah 12 . .Lee Edwards 6 Pisgah 25 . .Lee Edwards 6 Pisgah 35 . .Sylva Webster 6 Pisgah 26 . .Sylva Webster 0 “Get that man!” DavidConard, Randy Wood, Ray Hemphill, Danny Long, Wayne Shepherd, are the hard working Bears who make up the 1968 Pisgah High School Carroll Jones, Walter Brown, Bill Trull, Gary Shepherd, Mike Mathews, Varsity Basketball team. Marvin Parrish, Ronnie Deaver, Paul Gillis, Steve Hardin, and Terry Brown VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Holcombe leads the Bears through a winning season. There is only one word to describe Pisgah’s basketball team-“GREAT.” Experience and depth are the keys to the Bear’s success. When you have outstand¬ ing players blended with a fine coach, the results are not surprising. For the only possible result is an outstanding team. Pisgah has high hopes for the District tournaments. Coach Holcombe has fired the boys with courage and determination to the bitter end. Our boys have played fine ball the whole season long and everyone at Pisgah is proud of them. Marcia Case, Kim Harbinson, Kale Heatherly, Nancy Holland, Charlene Hannah, Sheila Layman, Jamie Kuykendall, Joyce Hargrove; Dinah Hawkins, Shirley Mease, Carolyn Dixon, Debra Limbo, Elaine Hall, Pat Howard, Mary Ann Henson, Octavia Walker, Pam Howell, Martha Brown, Sherry Clark, Judy Gipson, Eloine Kirkland, Gwen Woodard, Brenda Burnette, Mary Skidmore, Juanita Lankford, Linda Burnette, Jamie Burress, Doris Gipson and Claudia Matthews co-operated to bring the Bearettes a successful season. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Singleton gives last minute pep talk. ..... i. - :V ' ’ ' i .:. ' ' { « « | There is a thin line between being good and being great. That thin line is dedication. Many are never able to say they have achieved greatness. The Pisgah High Bearettes, through hard work and undying desire, set out to prove they would not play second to anyone. Coach Boyd Allen did a tremendous job in preparing the girls for their victorious season. Then, by the steady hand of Coach Harold Singleton, the mighty Bearettes traveled onward to win the Blue Ridge Conference. i 1 ft • J 1 mrul wmm m ! ww Playing on the Pisgah Bear Cubs’ basketball team this year were Tom Simpson, and Charles Henry. George Thomas, George Fish, and Steve Bradish, John Plemmons, Robert Allen, Rego Jones, James Tucker, Jones also played on this team. Lyndon Phillips, Carroll Wright, Kenny Sutton, Steve Hardin, Danny BEAR CUBS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD The Pisgah High School Bear Cubs, under the coaching direction of Mr. Bill Stamey, completed the season with an outstanding record of 15 wins to 5 losses. Our school is very proud of them and is looking forward to s eeing them play on the varsity team next year. Their combination of six juniors and eight sophomores equal a team full of pep and what it takes to win. Sink It! Get that ball! Joyce, grab that ball! Up, up, and away! Gillis for two! It only takes a flick of the wrist. Make it! THE PISGAH SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM Returning lettermen are (left-right) Mike Mathews, Mike Ray, Billy Blankenship, Woody Fish, David Conard, Carroll Jones, Walter Brown, Terry Mease, Steve Hardin, and Stanley King. With several returning lettermen, the baseball team, coached by Mr. Bill Stamey, looks forward with great anticipation to a successful season. This year, for the first time, we have added Marion and Erwin High Schools to our schedule. The season should be interesting as Mr. Stamey, in his fifth year of coaching, comments, “The team has been entirely rebuilt. It’s completely different.” (Left) Enjoying his tobacco, Stanley models the baseball uniform-it is white, bordered in red. Prospective members for the team for this season includ; the following man, Carl Wright, Eddie Phillips, Keith Neal, Kenny Rhymer, Steve (left-right): Tim Lawrence, Gary Jones, Jerry Craig, Martin Long, Keith Norris, David Winfrey, Doug Maloney, and Fred Rask. Griffin, Marion Johnson, Steve Gibson, Eddie Boughnam, Bruce New- 128 Pisgah’s track team includes Marshall Carter, Gary Powell, Johnny Justice, Terry Mease, Bruce Stiles, Tom Bradish, Wells Greeley, Tommy Wood, Robert Eggleston, James Plemmons, Michael Norris, Earl Hall, and Mike Wood. Returning this year to the golf team are Gary Shepherd and Carroll Jones, two of last years stars. PISGAH’S TRACK AND GOLF TEAMS Pisgah’s track team plays a very important part in our athletics. Each spring the members participate in such activities as pole vaulting, broad jumping, the mile relay, and high jumping. We have confidence that these boys will represent Pisgah well in all their meets. Coaching the team this year is Mr. Barker. This is his first year of teaching and coach¬ ing. The golf team is looking for a very successful second year. They play on such outstanding courses as Maggie Valley, Black Mountain, Waynes- ville, and others. The team is coached by Mr. Boyd Allen. This is his second year of coaching at Pisgah after having coached for four years at Canton. Five excellent players make up the golf team. They are Bobby Kearse, Rego Jones, Gary Shepherd, Jimmy Powell, and Carroll Jones. Three of the five boys are juniors this year. 129 Coach Barker eagerly anticipates victory for his Grapplers. Release! PISGAH’S WRESTLING TEAM The wrestling team of Bear Country, although in its first year, did a great job of representing Pisgah. Coach John Barker did his best to make the Grapplers’ first year successful—and he did it! All the Bears are proud of the team and know that wrestling will soon be one of the major sports at Pisgah. Three cheers for the Grap¬ plers! The Grapplers include the following: Jerry Smathers, Steve Henson, Tim Rog¬ ers, Zane Seeley, Wayne Shepherd; Kevin Hall, Alan Stiles, Johnny Wood, Jerry Cragg, Butch Wil¬ lard; David Miller, Jimmy Flynn, Dennis Higgins, Woody Fish, and Teddy Gragg. Roger Mason is absent from the picture. Gun Hoe’s Gorillas include P. Howell, M. Henson, S. Mease, P. Mc¬ Clure, P. Pless, C. McDowell, P. West, S. Byers, I. Smathers, R. Mooney, J. Whitted, M. Snakenburg, M. Rogers, D. Lanning, L. Pless, L. Mangogna, E. Hall, L. Ford, M. Mease, P. Rickman, K. Wells, B. Queen, S. Parham, L. Sprinkle, S. Haley, D. West, P. Stiles, J. Crisp, D. Jaynes, A. Scott, S. Freel, D. Sheppard, J. Stamey, S. Paxton, A. Woods, S. Hannah, E. Bradish, C. Haynie, P. Green, H. Sheppard, C. Lane, B. Stamey, G. Woodard, N. Jones, L. Reeves, S. Shumolis, D. Brown, coach¬ ed by Ray Franklin and Doug Clark. JUNIOR-SENIOR POWDER-PUFF GAME Jolly Jezebel Flynn escorted by S. Shumolis was selected our 1967-1968 Powderpuff Homecoming Queen. After a week of diligent practice for both teams, Flynn and Barn’s Flym-Flam’s proved to be very skillful. They were victorious by a score of 14 to 13. The lovely cheerleaders include Wanda Shumolis, Jealous Josephine Morgan, Sparkling Sandra King, Ravishing Regina Broyles, Charline Crisp, Wooly Woodrine Fish, and Seductive Sara Belle Miller. The Flym-Flams include M. Earley, W. Jones, C. Buchannan, F. Powell, D. Ford, C. Pressley, K. Harbinson, D. Evans, B. Edwards, C. Smathers, N. Haney, D. Allen, S. Goodwin, K. Hall, L. Hyatt, D. Earley, P. Davis, D. Medlin, P. Franklin, M. Parrish, R. Summey, C. Cody, M. Hyde, M. McClure, T. Barrett, S. Henson, coached by Jimmy Flynn and Billy Blankenship. FEA TURES BETA CLUB The Beta Club is an organization of high school students of good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitudes. Membership in the Beta Club signifies that the student has been designated as worthy of special recognition because of outstanding attainment and promise. Providing a trophy case for the student lounge and attending the Beta convention are among the club’s activities. Officers of the Beta Club are Sharon Byers, president; Shirley Freel, reporter; Harry Lipham, treasurer; Susan Shumolis, vice-president; and Nancy Jones, secretary. Junior members are Sandra Brackett, Vickie Davis, Susan Singleton, Darlene Earley, Carolyn Pressley, Deb Allen, Nina Haney, Cherry Cody; Mark Brown, Rebecca Dayton, Linda Carter, Marcia Parrish, Loretta Smathers, Doris Ford, Mary Ellen Hyde, Jim Boone; Max Bumgardner, Mike Ray, Jimmy Powell, Gary Sloan, Delayne Haynes, Marc Pruett, Jim Wood, Ernie Hall, Mike Ingle, and Mike Medford. The senior members of the Beta Club are Dale Haney, Don Davis, James Hipps, Carroll Jones, Randy Burrell, Randy Drake, Ronnie Deaver; Mary Ann Rogers, Dotty Lanning, Jenny Crisp, Diane West, Shelia Parham, Mary Snakenburg, Luanna Ford, Marilyn Mease, Cathy Lane, Sheila Hannah, Brenda Stamey; Deborah Brown, Diana Jaynes, Dora Thompson, Linda Mangogna, Linda Pless, Diana Fowler,Dianne Baker, Elaine Hall, Pam Howell, Phyllis Stiles, Linda Reeves. The National Honor Society is a new club at Pisgah. Its members strive to create an enthusiasm for scho¬ larship. The purpose of the club is to promote leader¬ ship and encourage development of character. The National Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. Howell. Officers of the club are Susan Shumolis, secretary; Deborah Brown, vice-president; Cathy Lane, treasurer; Randy Drake, president; Elaine Hall, social chairman; Brenda Stamey, reporter. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor Society are Sharon Byers, Margaret Mitchell, Nina Haney, Cherry Cody, Carolyn Pressley, Sheila Par¬ ham, Dianne Baker, Pam Howell, Linda Reeves, Nancy Jones; Jim Boone, Darlene Early, Mary Ann Rogers, Phyllis Stiles, Rebecca Dayton, Jenny Crisp, Mike Medford, Jim Wood; Rego Jones, Mike Ray, Jimmy Powell, Max Bumgardner, Carroll Jones, Randy Burrell, Marc Pruett, and Ernie Hall. 135 Miss Carolyn Haynie was chosen Homecoming Queen by the senior football players. Miss Carolyn Haynie escorted by Paul Gillis. 1967 HOMECOMING COURT Miss Sharon Henson escorted by Walter Brown. Miss Patsy Rickman escorted by Roger Broyles. Miss Brenda Fish escorted by Doug Clark. mi;:!!:. B;’ 136 Miss Pam McClure escorted by David Conard Miss Pam West escorted by Woody Fish Miss Judy Stamey escorted by Jimmy Flynn Miss Darlene Early escorted by Ray Hemphill Miss Elaine Bradish escorted by James Hipps Miss Patricia Green escorted by David Miller 137 Miss Martha Barkby escorted by Carroll Jones Miss Kathy Sutton escorted by Stanley King Miss Cathy Lane escorted by Joe Morgan Miss Beverly Gibson escorted by Marvin Parrish Miss Beth Phillips escorted by Fred Rask Miss Pam Howell escorted by Sam Williams 138 IGoocfg ££isfi- c SGerri JTtoses liJi iiesi cS, 7 fa mg GipGam - ancg fjones JICos Gifefg io Succeecf emor Superfaln foes CPreiiiesl £ Jfest Goofing Sfarg SGepGercffJCaiGg Sui on Disregarding the background-Ooo la la! 139 Jlfosi Gn leffeciuaf Susan SGumo is £Ran fg J3urre f “These books are too adult for me-they have words in them.” TriencfTiesi Titos TTt ifetic Garlo ' °y n Tfaynie Dau cf Tlt Her Utos T ooufar “Say ‘cheese’, or is that ‘rats’?” Tlancfy Titecfford 7)o e jQanniny Titos Cjour eous “Twang!!” 7 ?o Seri C ppfeston 77 ? ? ifer Grisp Most Gtepencfa fe “Let’s move it, Clyde!” Jerafcf CRo pers J)onne I Jlioore Most Uafentecf Would you believe-nothing to do?! ‘ S S N1 Cathy Lane Dotty Lanning Carroll Jones Joe Morgan Patricia Green Jennifer Crisp Margaret Mitchell OUTSTANDING i IMP SENIORS Gary Shepherd Pant Howell James llipps Nancy Jones Randy Burrell Susan Shumolis Randy Medford These fourteen Outstanding Seniors are chosen by tl of the Student Council and the Senior Class, cheerlea Class, editors of the annual and newspaper, secretary-! vy tr ft mat JKai ' cia lS )i Iis 1968 CRego Jc ones OC na Rfaney JKonty CBueRer Chief JKarshaf 144 CGoSSy DCearse MARSHALS Garofyn Duress fey Diane JlteJfin {Jim fffoone 145 CATHERINE SMITH REYNOLDS SCHOLARSHIP Deborah Brown was nominated tor this scho¬ larship. NATIONAL MERIT AWARD Highest Mark on the National Merit test from Pisgah went to Randy Drake. GIRLS STATE AND BOYS STATE Chosen to attend Girls State and Boys State were Susan Shumolis, Shirley Freel, Joe Morgan, and Randy Burrell. A WARDS MISS BETTY CROCKER AWARD Susan Shumolis received the Miss Betty Crocker title by attaining the highest score on a test which was available to all senior girls. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Nancy Jones was chosen from Pisgah High School to compete for the scho¬ larship given by DAR. MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIP James Hipps, Randy Medford, Canoll Jones, Randy Drake, and Dale Haney were chosen from among all the senior boys to compete for the More- head Scholarship. CHAMPION SCHOLARSHIP NOMINEES The students from Pisgah who were nominated for the Champion Scholarship are Susan Shumolis, Randy Drake, Brenda Stamey, Jenny Crisp, Diana Jaynes, and Nancy Jones. FOUR-LETTERMAN Carroll Jones achieved the rank of four-letterman in the field of sports. He received his letters in football, basketball, baseball, and golf. A WA RDS HISTORY AWARDS Randy Drake and Susan Shumolis achieved the highest averages of all Pisgah’s American History students. They were presented awards by Mr. B. F. Maree. CITIZENSHIP AWARDS For their outstanding citizenship in 1967, Jim Wood, Sharon Criveri, Deborah Brown, and Carroll Jones were chosen as Best Citizens from the sophomore and junior classes. BULLETIN BOARD CONTEST Pisgah’s annual bulletin board contest was won by Mrs. Owen’s homeroom for the second year. Sheila Hannah, the homeroom representative, displays the winning board. MARIE SHANK SCHOLARSHIP Jenny Crisp was nominated for the Marie Shank Scholarship. 147 Jennifer Crisp Editor Nancy Jones Assistant-Editor Luanna Ford Business Manager Patricia Greene Photography Editor Beth Phillips Senior Cathy Lane Senior Linda Reeves Senior Margaret Mitchell Senior Donna Sheppard Senior m?: tfrM •m THE 1968 PISGAHTEER STAFF Mike Smathers, Cherry Cody, Darlene Earley, Marcia Willis, Nina work, they are now prepared to handle the making of the annual Haney, and Robert Allen became members of the annual staff without with experience, the least idea of what they were going to do. After a year of hard We, the PISGAHTEER staff of 1968, faced a tremend- our challenge as we began working on our annual last fall. Last year’s staff produced a prize-winning yearbook, and we wanted to continue this tradition. With only three experience members returning from last year, many difficulties arose that were not fore¬ seen. Despite layout changes, lack of pictures, typing errors, and short deadlines, the 1968 PISGAHTEER has, in some miraculous way, finally become a reality. Without the excellent guidance of Mrs. Churm and the help with finances from Mrs. Hyde, the work would never have been completed. We hope that you, the students of Pisgah Senior High School, will find as much enjoyment in the result of our efforts as we have had in producing the annual—The 1968 PISGAH¬ TEER: The annual staff would like to thank Randy Drake and Jeff Deweese for taking and developing our pic¬ tures. We appreciate the time they have taken from their studies and activities to help make this annual a reality. 149 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM It’s fun to plan and decorate for the prom. It’s even more fun to enjoy the results. The year of 1967 marked the first prom held at P.H.S. The spirit was high, and a night of fun was enjoyed by all. “Three Coins in a Fountain” was the theme which set the mood for an enchanting evening. Before the dance a luscious banquet was enjoyed by teachers and students. This prom will remain in the minds of all Juniors who worked to sell hose and to make this a night to remember for the Seniors who would be the first to leave the doors of P.H.S. SENIOR DIRECTORY Kermit Allen-Vocational Course; F.F. A.; Band; Monogram Club; Tool Identification Contest; Football Manager; Baseball Manager; Football. Rachel Allison-College Course; F.T.A.; F.H.A., reporter; Library Club, social chairman; Latin Club; Health Careers Prom Committee. Dianne Baker-College Course; Beta Clu b; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Health Careers; F.B.L.A., secretary; F.H.A., secretary. Martha Barkbly-College Course; Homeroom Representative; Chair¬ man of Hospitality Committee; Latin Club, sergeant at arms; Band; Pep Band; Majorette; Health Careers; Junior Civitan; F.T.A.; Home¬ coming Court; Prom Committee. Joe Bell-College Course; French Club; Junior Civitan; Prom Com¬ mittee; Homeroom Representative. Michael Bentley-College Course; F.F.A. Randy Burrell-College Course; Track; Wrestling; Beta Club; National Honor Society; Junior Civitan; Latin Club; Boy ' s State; F.F. A.; Pres¬ ident of Senior Class; Science Seminar. SharonByers-CoilegeCourse; Band; Band Librarian; Band Council; Concert Marshal; J.V. Cheerleader; Latin Club, historian; Latin .Club Convention; Girl ' s Basketball; Governor’s School Nominee; . Prom Committee; Chairman of Decoration Committee; Beta Club, president; Beta Club State Convention; Homeroom Vice-President; Junior Marshal; Pep Band; Science Seminar; Student Council; Ex- ' : ecutive Committee; Standards Committee Chairman; National Honor l ' Society. Danny Cabe-General Course; F.F.A. Gretta Cable- General Course; F.H.A., historian; F.B.L.A.; D.E.C.A.; Dramatics. Billy Blankenship-College Course; Basketball; Baseball; Health Ca¬ reers; Latin Club. Phillip Blaylock-General Course; F.F.A.; D.E.C.A. Mike Bracket-General Course; Track Manager; Junior Red Cross; Library Club. Elaine Bradish-General Course; Health Careers; Vice-President; Junior Civitan; Prom Committee; Office Assistant; Homecoming Court. Steve Bradley-College Course; French Club; Football; Basketball; Senior Superlative, Friendliest; Prom Committee. Paul Brookshire-College Course; Golf. Deborah Brown-College Course; Basketball; Monogiam Club; Sopho¬ more Class Vice-President; Civitan Good Citizen Award; Science Club, president; F.T.A., secretary-treasurer; French Club; Beta Club; National Honor Society, vice-president; Catherine Smith Rey¬ nolds Scholarship Nominee; Prom Committee; Science Seminar, secretary; Band; Pep Band. Terry Brown-Vocational Course; Basketball; F.F.A. Walter Brown-College Course; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Prom Committee; Junior Civitan; Spanish Club. Roger Broyles-College Course; Football; Prom Committee; Home¬ room Representative. Bertha Bryant-Vocational Course; D.E.C.A., historian, publicity chairman; District Convention; Welcome Chairman. Dennis Bryson-General Course; President of Shop; Freshman Class President; Basketball; Football; Head of the Welding Class. Eva Mae Burke-Vocational Course; V.I.C.A.; Cosmetology; Basket¬ ball. Donald Burnette-Vocational Course; V.I.C. A.; Science Seminar; Latin Club; Bus Drivers Club. Polly Cable-Business Course; Health Careers; French Club; Prom Committee; Junior Civitan; Homecoming Court. Terry Cable-Business Course; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Prom Committee. Carolyn Carver-General Course; Library Club; F.B.L.A.; French Club; Chorus. Patsy Carver-College Course; Latin Club; F.B.L.A. Ann Cathye-Vocational Course; V.I.C.A. Gail Chambers-General Course. Linda Chapman- Business Course; Health Careers; F.B. L.A.; F.H.A.; Prom Committee; Pep Club. Alice Chastain-Business Course; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. Dennis Childers-General Course; J.V. Basketball; Latin Club; Mono¬ gram Club. Doug Clark-General Course; Basketball; Football; Track; Letterman; Wrestling; Monogram Club. Linda Clark-General Course; F.H.A. Nancy Clark-Business Course; F.H.A.; Band; Chorus; Basketball; Cheerleader; Monogram Club. Steve Clark-General Course; Football; Basketball; Latin Club. Roger Clark-General Course; Track; Basketball; Football. Sherry Clark-General Course; Basketball; Monogram Club; Basket¬ ball Manager. Peggy Clontz-Business Course; Student Council Representative; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Chorus. Peggy Cogdill-Business Course; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A. George Coleman-College Course; Football. David Cona rd-College Course; Football; Baseball; Basketball; F.F.A.; Latin Club; Monogram Club; Junior Civitan. Alba Jo Cook-Business Course; Health Careers; French Club; F.B.L.A.; Student Council; Basketball. Roger Cooke-General Course; F.F.A. Phillip Cope-General Course; F.F.A.; Bus Driver. Ann Cornwell-Business Course; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. Sharon Cragg-Band; F.T.A.; Latin Club; Health Careers. Charles Crisp-General Course; J.V. Football; J.V. Basketball; Foot¬ ball Manager. Gary Crisp-College Course; Football; Track. Jenny Crisp-College Course; Latin Club, parliamentarian; Latin Club Convention; Health Careers; Candy Striper; Pep Club; Best Citizen; Beta Club, projects committee; Junior Civitan, parliamen¬ tarian; Student Council, homeroom representative; Social Commit ¬ tee; Annual Staff, editor; Senior Superlative, Most Dependable; Pow- derpuff Football Game; Prom Committee; Ouill and Scroll; Outstand¬ ing Senior. Donal Davis-College Course; Beta Club. Ronnie Deaver-College Course; Football; Basketball; Track; Beta Club; Beta Club Convention; Junior Civitan; Junior Honor Marshal; Monogram Club; Prom Committee; Science Seminar; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Humanities Seminar; Latin Club; Basketball Sportsmanship Award. Randy Drake-College Course; National Honor Society, president; Beta Club; Beta Club Convention; Science Seminar; Science Club; Latin Club; Latin Club Convention; Citizenship Award; U.S. History Award; Morehead Nominee; Commended Merit Scholar; Math Seminar. Norma Edwards-General Course; Band; Chorus. Robert Eggleston-College Course; Latin Club; Monogram Club; Sports Lettered; Football; Band; Senior Superlative, Most Depend¬ able. Kathy Farmer-Business Course; F.B.L.A.; Typing Award. Gail Farmer-General Course; F.H.A.; D.E.C.A.; Basketball; English 11 Award; World History Award; Homecoming Court. Ronald Farmer-Vocational Course; F.F.A.; Track. Woody Fish-College Course; Football; W.N.C. All Scholastic Team; Basketball; Baseball; Monogram Club; Junior Civitan; Health Ca¬ reers; Senior Superlative, Wittiest; Who ' s Who in School Paper; Hall Monitor. James Fish-General Course; Football; Track; Shop. Gary Burrell-Vocational Course. Revonda Conard-General Course; F.H.A. Jerry Fish-General Course; F.F.A. SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Jimmy Flynn-General Course; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Football; Track; Wrestling; Baseball Manager; Football; Junior Powder Puff Foot¬ ball Coach; Health Careers; Junior Civitan; Senior Superlative, Best All Around; Captain Wrestling Team; Powder Puff Football Home¬ coming Queen; Hall Monitor. Luanna Ford-College Course; Latin Club; Beta Club; Junior Civitan; Homeroom Representative; Decorating Committee; Health Careers; Junior Marshal; Prom Committee; PepClub; Latin Club Convention; Powder Puff Football Game; Annual Staff; Math Club: Candy Striper; Quill and Scroll. Mary Jane Ford-College Course; Band; Majorette; F.B.L.A. Diane Fowler-College Course; Beta Club; Latin Club; Student Coun¬ cil; F.H.A.; F.H.A. Convention; F.B.L.A. Jerry Franklin-Vocational Course; Basketball; F. F. A.; Tool Judging; Land Judging; Bus Driver. Shirley Freel-College Course; Beta Club, reporter: Powder Puff Football Game; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Latin Club Con¬ vention; Science Seminar; Science Club; F.H.A.; Student Council: Girl ' s State; Junior Civitan. Patsy Gant-College Course; Latin Club; Latin Club Convention; F.B.L.A.; Prom Committee. Paul Gillis-College Course; Monogram Club, Vice-President; Jun¬ ior Civitan; Baseball; Football; Basketball; Track; All Conference; Honorable Mention to All State; F.F.A. Johnny Green-Vocational Course; F.F.A., Vice-President; Track. Kenneth Green-College Course; French Club; Library Club. Nancy Green-Vocational Course; Latin Club; Library Club; V.I.C.A. Patricia Green-College Course; Latin Club; Health Careers; J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Head Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Homecoming Court; Powder Puff Football Game; Monogram Club. Board of Directors; Student Council, School Spirit Chairman; Junior Civitan; Annual Staff, photography editor; Prom Committee; Youth Speakers; Outstanding Senior. Joe Gregory, Jr.-General Course; F.F.A., secretary; Track. Peggy Griffith General Course; F.H.A. Brenda Grindstaff-Vocational Course; D.E.C.A. Sharon Haley-College Course; Latin Club; Latin Club Convention; Powder Puff Football; Prom Committee. Charles Hall-General Course; Bus Drivers Club: D.E.C.A. Elaine Hall-College Course; Basketball, All Conference, All Stars; French Club; Monogram Club; Secretary; National Honor Society; Beta Club; Powder Puff Football Game; Senior Superlative, Most Athletic. Charlie Haney-Vocational Course; F.F.A. Roger Haney-College Course; Beta Club; Morehead Nominee. Vicky Haney-Vocational Course; F.F.A.; Baseball. Sheila Hannah-College Course; Beta Club; Pep Club; French Club; Corresponding Secretary; Paper Staff, Corresponding Editor; Civics Award; World History Award; Algebra II Award; Science Award. David Harbin-Vocational Course; F.F.A.; Track. Linda Harbin - Vocational Course; Library Assistant; F.H.A.; V.I.C.A.; Tri-Hi-Y. William Hardin-College Course; Band; Chorus, accompanist; Class Officer. Joyce Hargrove-Business Course; Basketball; Lettered; All Tourney Basketball; Monogram Club; Student Council; Track. Carey Harrison-General Course; D.E.C.A.; Basketball; Football; Track; Wrestling. Carolyn Haynie-College Course; Latin Club; Junior Civitan; Alternate Cheerleader ; Cheerleader; Senior Superlative, Most Popular; Home¬ coming Queen; Pep Club; Prom Committee; Latin Club Convention. Judy Heatherly-Business Course; F.H.A.; Health Careers. Ray Hemphill-Business Course; Baseball; Basketball; Football. Joel Henderson-Vocational Course; Bus Drivers Club; Football. Billy Hendricks-Vocational Course; Bus Drivers Club. Sandra Henline-General Course. Mary Ann Henson-Vocational Course; Basketball; Track; Vollyball; V.I.C.A. Doug Hicks-General Course. Dennis Higgins-College Course; Library Club; Wrestling. Roger Hinson-College Course; Baseball; Football; Latin Club; Li¬ brary Club. David Hipps-Vocational Course; F.F.A. James Hipps-College Course; Latin Club; Beta Club; Science Semi¬ nar, Monogram Club; Junior Civitan; Basketball; Football, captain; All-Conference; All-W.N.C.; All-State; Junior Marshal. Katherine Hipps-Business Course; F.H.A.; Junior Civitan. Teresa Hixon-Business Course; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Library Club; Homeroom Reporter. Grady Holcombe-Vocational Course. Gail Holland-General Course; F.H.A. Joy Holland-College Course; Cheerleader; Pep Club; Latin Club, Treasurer; Health Careers; Junior Civitan. Patricia Howard-Business Course; Basketball; Track; Volleyball; Student Council; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class; F.B. L A.; Monogram Club; Office Assistant; Lettered in Basketball. Pamela Howell-College Course; N. H. A., vice-president, Latin Club; Class Secretary; F.H.A., president; Band Majorette; Head Majorette; Basketball, co-captain; Dramatics Club; Monogram Club; Student Council; Beta Club; National Honor Society. Darrel Huskey-College Course; F.F.A.; J.V Basketball. Charles Hyde-Vocational Course; Welding; Arts. Dud Hyde-College Course; Latin Club; Band; Bus Driver’s Club. William Ingle-General Course; Graphic Arts. Dale Inman-General Course. Rickey Ivester-College Course; Bus Driver. Michael Jackson-Vocational Course. Ronnie Jackson-College Course; French Club. Diana Jaynes-College Course; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Beta Club; Health Careers. Mark Jimison-College Course; F.F.A. Yvonne Johnson-College Course. Latin Club; Spanish Club, Art Club. Starlene Johnson-College Course; French Club; Paper Staff. Carroll Jones-College Course; Latin Club; Monogram Club; Beta Club; Junior Civitan; National Honor Society; Science Club; Baseball, All-Conference; Basketball, captain; Football, captain. All-Confer¬ ence: Golf; Homeroom Officer, Student Council Executive Commit¬ tee; Chief Marshal; Morehead Nominee; Outstanding Senior. Danny Jones-General Course; Basketball; Student Council. Nancy Jones-College Course; Latin Club; Latin Club Convention; French Club, treasurer; Beta Club, secretary: National Honor So¬ ciety; Junior Civitan, secretary. Vice-President of Junior Class; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class; Homeroom Representative; Annual Staff; Assistant-editor; D.A.R. Good Citizen; Senior Super¬ lative, Most Likely to Succeed; Outstanding Senior; Powder Puff Football Game. William Justice-Vocational Course; F.F.A.; Football; Monogram Club. Larry Keever-General Course; Track; D.E.C.A. Muriel Kelly-College Course; French Club; Art Guild; Band. Carl King-Vocational Course; Health Careers; Baseball; Football; Carpentry. Mary Kinsland-Business Course; F.H.A., Officer; F.B.L.A.; Chorus. Merceidth Kirkland-Business Course; F.H.A. Peggy Knight-J.V. Cheerleader; Paper Staff, feature editor; Varsity Cheerleader; Track; Powder Puff Football Game; French Club; F.H.A.; PepClub; Health Care ers. Katrina Kuykendall-Business Course; J.V. Cheerleader, Journalism Club. Linda Kuykendall-General Course; Chorus; F.H.A. Cathy Lane-College Course; Beta Club; Junior Civitan; French Club, vice-president; PepClub; Science Club, secretary; Humanities Sem¬ inar; Cheerleader; Chorus; Choral Accompanist, National Honor So¬ ciety, treasurer; Basketball; HomecomingCourt; Outstanding Senior; Annual Staff; Prom Committee. Dotty Lanning-Business Course, Outstanding Senior; Senior Super¬ lative. Most Courteous; Powder Puff Football Game; Class Presi¬ dent; Sophomore Class Secretary; Beta Club; F.H.A., president, vice- president; F.B.L.A., president; Outstanding Home Economics Stu¬ dent Award; Band; All-State; Chorus; Monogram Club; Prom Com¬ mittee; Student Council; Social Chairman; Crisco Cooking Ward. Rebecca Lewis-Business Course. Linda L i tt 1 e j o h n-Vocational Course; Basketball; Cheerleader; F.H.A., treasurer; Captain Cheerleader; V.I.C.A.; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Cosmetology. Harry L i ph a m - C o 11 e ge Course; Latin Club; Science Seminar; N.E.D.T. Commemoration Certificate, Morehead Nominee; Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed; Beta Club, treasurer , Beta Club Convention; Scholastic Seminar President Science. Arlie Lokerson-General Course; Football; F.F.A.; Bus Driver. Linda Mangogna-College Course; Latin Club, secretary, Beta Club; F.B.L.A.; LibraryClub, vice-president; PowderPuff Football Game; Latin Club Convention; Library Club District Convention. Larry Mann-General Course; F.F.A. John Mashburn-Vocational Course. James Mason-Monogram Club; Wrestling; Chorus; Football; Coach Powder Puff Football Game. Claudia Mathews-General Course; Basketball; Basketball Manager F.H.A. Roy Mathews-Vocational Course. Arthur McCarter-College Course; Latin Club. Pamela McClure-College Course; F.H.A.; Health Careers, Home¬ coming Court; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Monogram Club. Carolyn McDowell-Business Course; Latin Club; Health Careers; Chorus; Library Club; Pep Club. Dudley McFalls-Vocational Course; Hi Y. Jackie Mease-General Course; Football. Marilyn Mease-College Course; F.H.A., Health Careers; Beta Club Convention; Math Seminar; Beta Club; French Club; Prom Commit¬ tee; Powder Puff Football Game; PepClub. Shirley Mease-Vocational Course; Basketball; Track; Library As¬ sistant; F.H.A.; Cheerleader; Junior-Senior Banquet; Mother-Daugh¬ ter Banquet Committee; Hostess of Mother-Daughter Banquet; Pow¬ der Puff Football Game; Pep Club; Homecoming Court; V.I.C.A.; Delegate to State F.H.A. Convention. Terry Mease-College Course; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Stu¬ dent Council; Spanish Club. Randy Medford-College Course; Band; Band Council; Chorus; Bas¬ ketball Manager; Bus Driver; Junior Civitan; Junior Civitan, presi¬ dent; Morehead Nominee; Student Council, president; Student Coun¬ cil Convention; Junior Civitan Convention. David Miller-College Course, Football, co-captain; Track; Golf, Wrestling; Junior Civitan; Monogram Club, President; Pig ' s Pals; Senior Superlative, Most Popular. Deborah Miller-College Course, Latin Club; Library Club, vice- president, secretary; School Store. Max Mills-College Course; D.E.C.A. Margaret Mitcnen-vunege Course; Latin Club, historian; Health Careers, secretary; Annual Staff, Beta Club; National Honor Society ; Outstanding Senior, Student Council, evaluation chairman; F.T. A., vice-president; President; Junior Civitan; Health Careers Conven¬ tion; Latin Club Convention; Beta Club Convention. James Moody-Business Course. Rita Mooney-F.H.A.; Library Club; Powder Puff Football. Keith Moore-College Course; Band; Bus Driver. Donnell Moore-Business Course; Band; Majorette; Senior Superla¬ tive, Most Talented; Junior Civitan; Student Council; Pep Club; F.B.L.A., social chairman; Latin Club. Joe Morgan-College Course; Football; Golf; Vice-President Senior Class, Junior Civitan, vice-president; Monogram Club, treasurer; Outstanding Senior; Spanish Club; Boy ' s State; Pigs Pal ' s; Junior Civitan Convention. SherriMoses-CollegeCourse; Health Careers; PepClub; F.B.L.A., reporter; Latin Club; Chorus; BRUIN TRAIL, reporter; Senior Super¬ lative, Wittiest; Who ' s Who in School Paper. Linda Mull-Vocational Course; F.H.A. V.I.C.A. Gerald Murray-F F.A. Tommy Nichols-D.E.C.A.; Latin Club. Michael Norris-Track; Wrestling. Charles Pace-College Course; Homeroom Representative. Sheila Parham-College Course; Health Careers; Beta Club; National Honor Society: F.H.A.; French Club; Junior Civitan. Larry Parker-F. F. A. Rose Parker-Business Course. Thomas Parker-General Course. Marvin Parrish-Monogram Club; Basketball; Football. Sandra Paxton-Latin Club; Health Careers Club, Junior Civitan PeD Club. ' K Walter Paxton-General Course. Lattie Payne- D.E.C.A.; Football. John Phillips-Latin Club. D.E.C.A. Beth Phillips- F.T. A.; Quill and Scroll; HomecomingCourt; Prom Committee; Election Committee; Hospitality Committee; Annual Staff. Eddie Phillips-Vocational Course. Linda Pless-Latin Club; Health Careers Club; Beta Club; F.H.A. Pamela Pless-Latin Club; Health Careers Club; Chorus; Pep Club. Peggy Potter-General Course; Chorus. Donald Pressley-Homeroom Representative; Football. Kenneth Pressley-Bus Driver; F.F.A. Gary Putnam-D.E.C.A.; Vocational Course. Betty Queen-Junior Civitan; Latin Club; Student Council; Powder Puff Football; PepClub; HomecomingCourt; General Course. Edith Anne Queen-Business Course; Glee Club. Linda Queen-Business Course; Citizenship Award; Home Economics Award; Basketball. Vicky Queen-Business Course; Latin Club; Health Careers; F.H.A Fred Rask-General Course; Football; Baseball; Basketball. Joyce Rathbone-Business Course; F.H.A Jackie Ray-Vocational Course; Bus Driver; Library Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; F.F.A.; Most Valuable Player, Foot¬ ball; Most Athletics. Dennis Ray-Vocational Course. Carroll Rector-Vocational Course; F.F.A. Larry Rector-Vocational Course. Bus Driver; Health Careers Club; Football; Track; Mr. Gut ' s, (Football). Linda Reeves-College Course; J.C.L. Convention; Latin Club; F.T. A., Beta Club; National Honor Society; Junior Civitan; Student Council; Prom Committee; Powder Puff Football. Gleen Reno-D.E.C.A.; General Course. John Reno-Bus Driver. Jerry Rhinehart-Vocational Course; Bus Driver; Football; Track; Latin Club. Patricia Rickman-College Course; J.V. Cheerleader; Pep Club, Health Careers Club; social committee and president; Powder Puff Football; Junior Civitan; Best-all-around Senior Girl; Homecoming Court; Latin Club; Latin Club Convention; Prom Committee. Melvin Robinson-Bus Driver, Baseball; Basketball; Monogram Club; Vocational Course. Sharon Robinson-Latin Club; D.E.C.A.; Chorus; Dramatic; General Course. Gerald Rogers-Band; Most Talented; General Course. Mary Anne Rogers-Chorus; F.H.A.; Band; Majorette; French Club; F.T.A.; Beta Club; National Honor Society; Homeroom Representa¬ tive; Monogram Club; Basketball, Prom Committee; College Course. Robert Rogers-F.F.A , Basketball; Football; Bus Driver; General Course. Tommy Rogers-General Course. Kenny Rymer-Vocational Course. James Sams-College Course. Latin Club; Science Seminar; Science Club; Homeroom Representative, Beta Club. Alana Scott-Latin Club; Prom Committee; Junior Civitan; College Course; Powder Puff Football. Linda Setzer-French Club, Chorus; Prom Committee; F.H.A.. Col¬ lege Course; Health Careers Club. Wanda Sharp-Basketball; V.I.C.A Jean Sharp-Basketball; Science Award; F.B.L.A.; Business Course; Office Assistant. Paula Sheehan-V.I.C.A. Gary Shepherd-Basketball, Golf; Football; Track; Junior Civitan, Hi-Y; Best Looking. David Sheppard-Band; Latin Club. Jynks, Sheppard-Latin Club, Junior Civitan; College Course, Math Club; Powder Puff Football. Donna Sheppard-Latiji Club; Junior Civitan; Annual Staff; Powder Puff Football; College Course. Jimmy Shipman-Band; F.F.A. Susan Shumolis-College Course; Beta Club, vice president; National Honor Society, secretary; Junior Civitan, treasurer; Junior Mar¬ shal; Girl ' s State Delegate, Quill and Scroll; Student Council, vice president; Annual Staff; BRUIN TRAIL Staff, editoi; Most Intellec¬ tual, French Club; Science Seminar; Prom Committee; American History Award; Betty Crocker Award; Powder Puff Football. Out¬ standing Senior; Humanities Seminar. Wayne Shumolis-Annual Staff; Junior Civitan; Prom Committee, Sharon Simpson-F.H.A.; Band; Basketball. Jimmy Smart-Junior Civitan; Demalas; Band. Robert Smart-Football; Baseball; F.F.A Dyatt Smathers-J.V. Football; Latin Club; Homeroom Representa¬ tive; President of Latin Club; President of Library Club; President of Junior Class; Junior Civitan. Iris Smathers-French Club, vice president; Humanities Seminar, Band; Pep Band. SENIOR DIRECTORY Linda Smathers-Latin Club. Frankie Smith-V.I.C.A. Roger Smith-D.E.C.A. Mary Snakenberg-Band; Beta Club; French Club; Pep Club. Kenneth Snyder-French Club; BRUIN TRAIL Staff. Lorene Sprinkle-Basketball; Cheerleader; French Club; Monogram Club; Junior Civitan; Chorus. Brenda Stamey-Cheerleader; Class Officer; Beta Club; National Honor Club; Junior Marshal; F.H. A.; Health Careers Club; French Club; Homecoming Court; Maid of Honor; Chorus; Student Council (Homeroom Representative). Lynne Stamey-Health Careers Club; Band; Chorus; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.. Spanish Club; Chorus Accompanist. Judy Stamey-Majorette; F.H.A.; Band, treasurer; V.I.C.A.; Home¬ coming Court; Junior Civitan; Basketball. Clara Stephenson-Latin Club; F.H.A.; Chorus; D.E.C.A. Everett Stiles-Science Seminar; Latin Club; Bush Patrol. Phyllis Stiles-French Club; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Beta Club; F.F.A.; Humanities Seminar. Hazel Summey-Chorus. Steven Suttles-Bus Driver; Library Club. Anita Sutton-F.H.A. Janice Sutton-Health Careers Club: Latin Club; Chorus; V.I.C.A.; vice president. Kathy Sutton-Latin Club; Chorus; Prettiest Senior Girl. Richard Swanger-Health Careers Club. Peggy Taylor-F.B.L.A. Deborah Thomas-Chorus; Band; F.H.A. Hubert Thomas-Basketball; Softball; Football. Mildred Thomason-Health Careers Club; Chorus; Library Science; D.E.C.A. Tony Thompson-French Club. Dora Thompson-N.H. A.; Band; Glee Club; F.H. A.; French Club; Beta Club; Chorus; Citizenship Award; secretary of F.H.A. ; secretary of French Club. Clyde Tranthan-Bus Driver; Library Club. Clara Trull-F.H. A.; Library Club; V.I.C.A.; treasurer; Chorus. Bill Trull-Basketball; Football; Track; Most Valuable Player, (Foot¬ ball); Monogram Club; Junior Civitan; Baseball; Co-captain of Bas¬ ketball. Gleena Valentine-F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. Steve Waddell-Latin Club; Junior Civitan; Parliamentarian of Student Council; Science Club. Octavia Walker-Class President; N.H.A.; Band; Glee Club; F.H.A.; Spanish Club; President: Monogram Club. Brenda Warren-F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. Dennis Watkins-Track; Basketball; Health Careers Club; Homeroom Representative. Karen Wells-Homecoming Court; Cheerleader, (J.V.); F.H.A.; Pep Club; Consolidation Night Court; Junior Civitan; V.I.C.A., reporter. Linda Wells-Chorus. Diane West-Latin Club; Health Careers Club; Pep Club; Beta Club; F.H.A., Library Club. Phyllis West-Latin Club; Health Careers Club; Beta Club. Eugene West-General Course; Chorus. Gary Wheeler-F.F.A. Jane Whitted-Latin Club; Library Club. Sidney Willard-Football; Baseball; Latin Club, secretary; Wrestling, Monogram Club; County and State Tool Judging Team; Bus Driver, F.F.A. Normd Williams-General Course. Samuel Williams-Football; Track. Carolyn Wilson-Homeroom Representative; Library Club, president; Latin Club. Diana Wilson-F.H. A.; Pep Club; F.B.L.A. Virgil Wilson-F.F.A ; Bus Driver; D.E.C.A.; Bus Driver Safety Award. 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