Pleasant Gardens High School - Pines Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1966 volume:

the pines Volume 18 pleASAnt CjARdens hiQh School nriARion nORth CAROliriA MCDOWELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRA ' 90 WEST COURT STREET MARION, NC 28752 An OutstAP mq fACulty 2 This is Pleasant Gardens. Surrounded by stately pine trees, it stands as a symbol of the toil and rewards of forty years of educational endeavor. Boys and girls work together gaining knowledge and friendships, both of which will be invaluable in their future lives. Through their high school years, students gain a sense of respect and admiration for the teachers who have been so eager to help and instruct. A deep school pride is instilled in each pupil. The staff of the 1966 PINES has attempted to express these feelings, and to present a true picture of Pleasant Gardens. An exceptional StuPent BoPy 3 A PewAROinq pRogp im of educational and Social 3 ctivities 4 Contents Dedication 6 Administration 7 Organizations 13 Features 23 Athletics 31 Classes 39 Freshmen 40 Sophomores 44 Juniors 48 Seniors 54 Outstanding Seniors 60 Advertisements 63 5 In appReci tion Mr. Johnson prepared for his teaching career at East Tennessee State University and has a B.A. degree in Industrial Arts. His fine preparation is evident in the classroom where he shows exceptional ability . He displays extraordinary patience dealing with everyday classroom situations. His interest in the individual is expressed by hiswilling participation in extracurricular and community activities. For these many reasons we gratefully dedicate to, Mr. Johnson, the 1966 PINES. A5mmistRation 7 ]ohn Q. Roach, ppincipal Since he came to Pleasant Gardens in 1957, Mr. Roach has strived continuously to make Pleasant Gardens a better school. Some of the rewards of h i s efforts were revealed when Pleasant Gardens was accredited by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges this year. The students are deeply grateful to Mr. Roach for his diligent work on their behalf. MRS. MARIE VIA, Office Secretary 8 MRS . LEOLA WRIGHT Supervisor MR . MILTON HORNADAY Guidance Counselor Pleasant Gardens is indeed fortunate in having a faculty of superior quality. It is composed of a group of conscientious and earnest instructors who are concerned with the future of each student. The great influence of a teacher upon the life of a student illustrates the necessity of these qualities in every teacher. The students of Pleasant Gardens are justly proud of their administrative unit. faculty MRS . VEO BURNETTE English MR. EUGENE BYRD English World History Civics - LURY MISS DORIS ELLIOTT Librarian MRS . JOYCE HOLBROOK Science MR. THOMAS JOHNSON Industrial Education MISS PATRICIA McAllister F rench 10 MRS. JANE ROWE Commercial MRS . PEGGY SMITH Home Economics Family Living faculty MRS. VERONICA WOODELL Commercial MR. COLON WRIGHT Health and Physical Education American History Coach SeRvices Custodians: Mr. and Mrs. Ed McFalls Lunchroom Personnel: Mrs. Georgia Shuford; Mrs. Lucille Byrd; Mrs. Hattie Burgin, Dietician; Mrs. Mildred Bell; Mrs. Wilma Killough; Mrs. Dessie Lonon. ML A Lj 1 i Mat u Bus Drivers: F-R: Junior Martin, Phillip Ellington, Guy Davenport, Dean Pittman. B-R: A1 Burrette, Donald Hill, Gary Lawing , Walter Myers. Bus Patrol: F-R: Ronnie Loftis, Mike Callahan, James Jordan. S-R: Jackie Williams, Doug Mace, Earl Youn g, Ricky Cresawn, Earl Byrant. B-R: Kayren Queen, Mike Padgette, Barbara Teaster 12 Student ORQAnizations Standing: Charles Queen, Doug Pittman, Phillip Ellington, Donnie Davis, Brenda Suttles, Brenda Robinson, Ann Proctor, Diane Reel, Jane Biggerstaff , Karen Gainey, Jo Gill, Patsy Huffman. Seated: Martha Shirlen, Loretta Robinson, Judy Dale, Tillie Dysart, Edith Simmons, Sharon Hopper, Gharlotte Queen, Gindy Davis, Diana Reel, Janice Ellington, Sarah Burgin, Lillian Trexler, BetA CluB Soliciting advertisements from local merchants to sponsor the school yearbook this year was one of the many activities of the Beta Club. New members were wel- comed into the club in a formal induction ceremony. The club members will attend the state Beta Convention in Asheville in the spring of 1966. Pleasant Gardens Beta Glubbers presented a program for the local radio station. The Beta Club is a service organization, and members are often called upon to assist the faculty. Officers: Charles Queen, President; Tillie Dy s a rt, Vice-president; Martha Shirlen, Secretary; Phillip Ellington and Sharon Hopper, co- treasurers. 14 Standing: Tillie Dysart, Lillian Trexler, Jane Boyd, Cindy Davis. Kneeling: Charles Queen, Phillip Ellington. the pines Stafp Sponsor: Mrs. Jane Rowe ThisyearthePinesstaff has tried, as always, to produce the finest yearbook ever. Only those who have served on such a staff can realize the amount of time, work, and creativity that must go into the publication of an annual. Junior Editon Lillian Trexler Editor: Charles Queen 15 This year ' s highlight for the Future Teachers was the annual state convention in which several outstanding students participated. Among the other activities of the Future Teachers is the coronation of Miss Pleasant Gardens, a tea honoring the faculty, and College Career Day. The F.T.A. has begun anew program designed to assist the faculty, whereby members devote a portion of their time each month to helping a teacher. Charles Queen, President; Jane Boyd, Vice-president; Charlotte Queen, Secretary; Sharon H o p p e r. Treasurer; Jerry Boyd, Parliamentarian; and Brenda Robinson, Historian. futuRe teacheRs of AmeRiCA F-R:Tillie Dysart, Judy Dale , Kessa Speer, Janice Woody, Diana Reel, Cindy Davis, Martha Shirlen, Charlotte Queen, Loretta Robinson, Janice Ellington, Becky Walker, Francine E t e r n o. S-R: Sharon Hopper, Barbara Teaster, Brenda Robinson, Brenda Suttles, Diane Reel, Mavis McKinney, Lillian Trexler, Shirley Woody, Evelyn Owensby, Francis Elliott, Harold Wall. T-R: Bennie Lonon, Edith Simmons, Kayren Queen, Rosa Gouge, Jane Biggerstaff, Hazel Gouge, Lovina McMahan, Vallee Whitesides, Sarah Burgin, Vickie Ballew, Eddie Gouge. F-R: Ray Burnette, Gerald Webb, Harold Hollifield, Charles Queen, Kenneth Waycaster, David Shirlen, Mike Ayers, Mike Poteat, Donald Hill, Bob Wilson, Phillip Ellington, Donnie Davis. 16 Standing: Tommy Hunter, Mike Finley, Dean Krause, Doug Pittman, Gary Mills, Dean Ellington, Harry Hollifield, John Roach, C h a r 1 e s Queen, Seated: Linda Biddix, Brenda Robinson, Lynn White, Jane Biggerstaff, Judy Dale, Sharon Hopper, Judy Killough. Sharon Hopper President Brenda Robinson Vice -President Judy Killough Secretary Dean Krause T reasurer Pleasant Gardens ' student body this year is governed by a most capable and dynamic group of students. The Council consists of four representatives from each class. Its projects for the year ' 65-66 include the planting of shade trees on the campus, and the purchase of a wall clock for the h i g h school. Also, the Student Council sponsored a Harvest Dance in November. Members of the Council operate the public address system at all home basketball games. The Council is the link between faculty and students. Suggestions of students are solicited by members of the Council, who sift them and attempt to materialize those which will benefit the school and the students. Student Council 17 n.c.v.i.c.a Officers: Scott Hollifield, President: Roy Bryan, Vice- president; Dean Bost, Secretary, Mike Gill, Treasurer. F-R: Sammy Wall, Joe Wilson, StoneyFinley, Mike Gill. S-R: Sammy Wall, Edward Killough, Dean Bost, Earl Bryant, Roy By rant, GaryRumfelt, Dean Trantham. T-R: Roger Gouge, Larry Bailey, Dennis Killough, Earnie Bost, Tommy Boyd, Ricky Holifield A new addition to the extracurricular activities of Pleasant Gardens is its chapter of the North Carolina Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America. The club has been organized under the sponsorship of Mr, Johnson, vocational teacher. The members plan community service projects such as repairing old toys for distribution among needy families at Christmas. The V.I.C. aims to develop a high quality of work in skills which are taught in the construction fields. Intra-club contests in these skills, such as bricklaying and furniture making, are scheduled this year. 18 Bob Wilson Donnie Davis Mike Poteat Doug Pittman Charles Queen David Shirlen David Webb Joe Wilson Mike Finley Charles Byrd John Roach Mr. Tom Johnson Sponsor The Key Club is made up of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys who exhibit qualities of leadership and scholarship. Basically a service club, it is sponsored by Kiwanis International. The members park cars at all home basketball games. The club sponsors the school talent show in conjunction with the local chapter of Kiwanis International. A Christmas fund is maintained for the benefit of needy families in the community. The Pleasant Gardens Key Club is represented at each Kiwanis meeting . Officers: Charles Queen, President; Bob Wilson, Vice- president; Phillip Ellington, Secretary -Treasurer. 19 fpench CluB Corresponding with students who speak French is one of the main activities of this club. In the past two years a French folk dance team has been organized. Last spring the team performed for Canton High School and the Pleasant Gardens P.T.A. It is one of the few French folk dance teams in the state. Officers: Doug Pittman— President, Janet Duncan— Vice- president, David Shirlen— S e c r e t a ry, Brenda Daves — T reasurer. 20 futuRe homem kkeRS of 3imeRicA Officers: Evelyn Owensby, President; Lovina McMahan, Vice-president;Patsy Huffman, Secretary; Barbara Teaster, Treasurer; Jane Boyd, Historian; Joan Carol Pool, Parlia- mentarian. Through the work of the Future Homemakers of America Club, thousands of young people across our nation are helped to develop their talents and abilities to their greatest capacity. Each year our chapter partici- pates in the District Rally and this year they plan to attend the State Rally in April at Raleigh. A banquet held annually honoring the mothers is one of its main social events of the year. 6RAmA ClUB In its first year of organization the Drama Club has undertaken several productions. The first is a one act farce by Donald Payton entitled The Shock of His Life . A three act drama, is planned for spring production. The officers are: Judy Killough— President, Barbara Teaster — Vice-president, Janet Duncan— Secretary . he ilth CAReeRs CluB To learn more of the medical professions is the main purpose of the Health Club. Among their activities are lectures by leading pro- fessional men, the annual Health Careers Confer- ence of District III, and visiting the local medical institutions. The officers of the club are: Judy Killough— P resident, Gerald Webb — Vice- president, Harold Holli- field— Secretary , Kessa Speer— Treasurer. Standing: Janet Duncan, Judy Killough, Herman Dixon, Ray Burnette, David Webb, John Roach, Diana Reel, Cindy Davis, Jimmy Brooks. Seated: Alice Jarrett, Becky Walker, Frances Elliot, Barbara Teaster, Harold Hollifield, Hal Dysart, Carolyn Burnette, Linda Haynes. 22 miss JUDY KrUA UGH Queen’s escoRt HAROLD POOL nriAiC) of honoR PATSY HUFFMAN 25 miss JunioR LINDA McKinney esCORt JERRY BOYD miss SenioR SHARON HOPPER esCORt GERALD WEBB 26 miss SophomoRe ALICE JARRETT esCORt JIMIVIY BROOKS miss pReshman LINDA BIDDIX esCORt HARRY HOLLIFIELD 27 Boys’ StAte The American Legion sponsors a program designed to familiarize the leaders of tomorrow with the functions of government. Charles Queen, an out- standing member of our student body, was chosen for his able leadership qualities. 6.3i.R. QooC) Citizen QoveRPOR s School Because of her outstanding qualities Mary Margaret Dy sail was selected for the honor ofD.A.R. Good Citizen. To be chosen the girl must possess qualities of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. In 1963 Governor Terry Sanford established a school for gifted students throughout North Carolina to be con- ducted at Salem College. Due to her outstanding scholastic record Mary Margaret Dysart was chosen to attend Governor ' s School in the summer of 1965. miss hi miss Lillian Trexler was elected to attend an annual session at Winthrop College designed to help young girls prepare for college . Miss Hi -Miss is chosen for her character, personal appearance and scholastic achievements. 28 nriARshals F-R; Judy Dale, Tillie Dysart. B-R: Phillip Ellington, Sharon Hopper, Edith Simmons, and Charles Queen (Chief). 29 1965 JuniOR - SenioR 30 Athletics QirIs ' BASketBAll F -R: Patsy Huffman, Ann Proctor, Brenda Robinson, McCoy, Evelyn Owensby, Joan Pool, Sharon Hopper, Arlene Rector, Shirley Woody . B-R: Kayren Queen, Gary Teressa Elliott, Diane Branch. Tri -captains: Eve lyn Owensby, Sharon Hopper, Shirley Woody , Coach: Colon Wright 32 The Pleasant Gardens girls demonstrated outstanding athletic ability and sportsmanship. They completed the season with a record of 11 wins and 1 loss. They eliminated all competition in the tournaments to be- come county champions for the second consecutive year. Three of the six players on the first team were selected all conference for the season of 1965-66. These outstanding players were Sharon Hopper, Shirley Woody, and Patsy Huffman. Boys’ BasketBAll The Pleasant Gardens boys have played well in close conference competition. Tight games were filled with exciting moments for fans and players. Led by co-captains Harold Hollifield and Gerald Webb, the team put forth a sporting effort to capture the championship this year. The boys have exhibited ability, consistency, and sportsman- ship. They have upheld the tradition of fine basketball at Pleasant Gardens High School. Co -captains: Gerald Webb and Harold Hollifield F-R: Gary Rumfelt, Jimmy Brooks, Mike Ayers, Harold Gerald Webb, Tommy Allison, Robert Webb, Dean Bost. Hollifield. B-R: Ray Burnette, Jerry Boyd, David Shirlen, 34 Base F-R: Timmy Brown, Jimmy Brooks, Doug Mace, Dean Krause, Harry Hollifield, Scotty Pool. B-R: Gary Parker, Too bad— it was a foul ball. 36 ull Harold Hollifield, Gerald Webb, Dean Bost, Mike Poteat, Tommy Allison, and Robert Webb. L-R: Mike Poteat, Timmy Brown, and Doug Mace. Gary Parker, Jimmy Brooks, and Tommy Allison. Captains: Harold Hollifield, Gerald Webb, and Dean Bost. 37 Being full of school spirit, these girls add zest to our ball games. Though defeat may stare us in the eye, our cheerleaders are there to boost the wanning morale of our basketball teams. the teaim Fran cine Etemo, Kessa Speer, Lynn White, Barbara Teaster, Judy Killough— Chief , Jane Biggerstaff, Sharon McKinney, Cindy Wilson, Janet Duncan. Behind the tej ms 38 cusses pReshmen Officers: HARRY HOLIFIELD— President, GARY MILLS — Vice-president, DEAN ELLINGTON— Secretary, LINDA BIDDIX — T re asurer . Jane Bates Linda Biddix William Burgin Patsy Burnette Linda Byrd Michael Callahan Kenneth Clough Flo Danford Dennis Davis Herman Dixon Linda Doyle Harold Dysart Gary Elliott Teresa Elliott Dean Ellington Ossie Finley Frances Franklin Thomas Gibson Claude Gouge Harold Gouge 41 fpes Jerry Gouge Ronald Hughes Eugene Grindstaff Betty Justice Harry Hollffield Llffiel Ralph Justica I Marie Hollifield Eddie Kelly Bill Howell Janelle Kelly Buddy Lawing Henry Lewis Janice McPeters Gary Mills Frank Loftis Janie Mills Sandra McFalls Lester Owensby Junior McKinney Gary Pool 42 Sue Queen Mike Silver Roger Randolph Steve Stroud Ronnie Renfro Janette Trantham Everette Ricker Brent Walker Floyd Riddle Gary Walker Tien Wayne Warren Steve Woody Robert Webb Johnny Wright Brenda Williams Earl Young Carolyn Wilson (_ Steve Young y Cindy Wilson 43 SophomoRes Officers: TOMiViY HUNTER -President, DEAN KRAUSE- Vice-President , JOHN ROACH —Secretary , MIKE FINLEY T reasurer. M 1 1 i 1 I - 1 j 1 J i jk m W ■■ ■1 Tommy Allison Larry Bailey Tommy Boyd Jerry Burnette Roy Burnette Charles Byrd Rickie Chrisawn Russel Davenport Brenda Daves Kay Duncan Sharon Edwards Nancy Elliott Mike Finley Mickey Glenn Roger Gouge 45 Douglas Greene Linda Haynes Brenda Hemphill Joyce Holland Rickey Hollifield Tommy Hunter Larry Hyatt Alice Jarrett Eli Jones Dean Krause Rex Lewis Ronnie Loftis Yvonda Loftis Doug Mace Gray McCoy Judy McFalls Marie Myers Carol Pool 46 Ronald Ray Jean Ricker John Roach Eddie Robinson Viola Robinson Elizabeth Simmons Frances Smith Linda Thomas Susan Thomas Joyce Walker Jerry Wall 47 JunioRs Officers: DOUG PITTMAN -P r e s i d e n t, JANE BOYD- Vice -president, BRENDA ROBINSON — Secretary ' , JANE BIGGERSTAFF —Treasurer. JANE BOYD JERRY BOYD ROY BRYAN EARL BRYANT RAY BURNETTE SARAH BURGIN ARCHIE COOK DONNIE DAVIS JANET DUNCAN JANICE ELLINGTON FRANCES ELLIOTT FRANCINE ETERNO 49 KAREN GAINEY JO GILL MIKE GILL WANDA GLENN ROSA GOUGE HAROLD HOLLIFIELD SGOTT HOLLIFIELD PATSY HUFFMAN ALICE JONES MELVIN LOFTIS BENNY LONON JERRY McFALLS LINDA McKENNEY SHARON McKinney JACKIE MILLS WALTER MYERS MIKE PADGETT DEAN PITTMAN 50 DOUG PITTIvIAN MIKE POTEAT ANN PROCTOR KAYREN QUEEN ARLENE RECTOR DIANE REEL CHARLES RENFRO BRENDA ROBINSON GARY RUMFELT DAVID SHIRLEN CHARLES SILVER BRENDA SUTTLES BARBARA TEASTER LILLIAN TREXLER JUDY WALKER 6 REBECCA WALKER KENNETH WAYCASTER JACKIE WILLIAMS 51 m SenioRs Officers:CHARLES QUEEN -President, SHARON HOPPER - Vice-president, JUDYDALE — Secretary , JUDYKILLOUGH and MARTHA SHIRLEN— Treasurers. MICHAEL DEAN AYERS JERRY WAYNE BOONE EARNIE LEE HOST PAUL ALLEN BURNETTE JUDY CAROLYN DALE GUY LEE DAVENPORT CYNTHIA ANN DAVIS 53 54 HAZEL JUANITA GOUGE DONALD BRISCO HILL JOHNNY MUNROE HOLLIFIELD SHARON ROSE HOPPER REBECCA ANN HOWELL 55 GARY LEE KRAUSE GARY CLAYTON LAWING RALPH JUNIOR MARTIN MAVIS LILA McKinney LOVINA MAE McMAHAN DWIGHT EDGAR MOONEY EVELYN MINNIE OWENSBY 56 CHARLES GARY PARKER RICHARD WEBB PIPES CHARLOTTE MARETTA QUEEN JAMES HAROLD POOL CHARLES KEITH QUEEN DIANA LYNN REEL MARSHALL GENE TERRY 57 MARTHA JO SHIRLEN DAVID RAY SILVER 58 DEAN CARL TRANTHAM JAMES HAROLD WALL 59 MOST DEPENDABLE Tillie Dysart and Phillip Ellington BEST DRESSED Cindy Davis and Mike Ayers OutstanOmq SenioRS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sharon Hopper and Charles Queen MOST COURTEOUS Judy Dale and Gene Terry MOST TALENTED Martha Shirlen and James Jordan 60 BEST ALL AROUND MOST FUN TO BE WITH Diana Reel and Bob Wilson Kessa Speer and Scottie Sprinkle MOST ATHLETIC Shirley Woody and Gerald Webb BEST LOOKING BEST PERSONALITY Charlotte Queen and Harold Pool Judy Killough and Donald Hill 61 The seniors of ' 66 depart, taking with them fond memories of the years of friendship and toil. 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