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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

McDOWELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Pines , 1970 McDowell Co. Public Library 90 W. Court St. Marion, NC 28752 She Fines Pleasant Gardens. High Sehool Marion, Noth Carolina Volume 22 19¢0 | = ais, Se x i i Met d le i ' (j= We} F244 Sarat ; ee rmillot MSMahan — a BH HHH EE We enter life to search for wisdom carrying hope toward the future. We come to seek and leave fulfilled. Learning to live, it’s our generation. We learn of life and look forever. We hear of life and speak forever. We are life. Echoing halls stand waiting then fill with laughter. Bells ring, desks scrape, people shout, and meet with echoes of years past. Shiny halls are scuffed and lockers slammed as transient residents rush to class. Joy of coming, sadness of parting, then Echoing halls stand waiting. = sASI PLEASANT: GARDENS” Ghia yada 5. Fines Haff Club LH lure Ss Ameuca of Teachews Fulure Teachers of America WIC A. French French Hhadent Council GFuluro Homemakers of merion Popp Club Pea LLL | a | ¥ | ee RAH oe etnediinteahemmne oat Susan Quinn; Joe Hall Angela Thompson; Gary Stroud © « 7 B ¢ g é a dc Sa ao ee en a Bian, Kaye Blankenship; David Thompson Francine McKinney; Gary Suttles [pT SRE es j 4 = Ps OL I 5 nt, ° i mane -niiee e en, ak pe nee Fett aii pong ° tel -- to bee pape FS ng . q - i Martha Gibson Herbert Dellinger Frances Davis ie ested SAY WY 4 A ie, aL lin weep: Is) BE i aseball : 4 Chief Marshal: Jane Ellen Simmons Kaye Blankenship; Pat Bost; Freddy Bradburn z a $ Ry. Best All Around: Gail Clayton and Tony Hollifield Best Dressed: Frances Davis and Terry Stroud Most Dependable: Eddie Daves and Kaye Blankenship Most Talented: Martha Gibson and Tony Hollifield Best Personality: Gail Clayton and John Burnette Best Looking: Frances Davis and David Quinn oa Most Fun to be with: Nancy Welch and Carson Ellis Most Likely to Succeed: Jane Ellen Simmons and Tony Hollifield Most Popular: Martha Gibson and Freddy Bradburn President: Tony Hollifield; Vice-President: David Quinn; Secretary: Bridget Deal; Treasurers: Frances Davis, Gail Clayton. Brenda Kaye Blankenship Charles Fredrick Bradburn Patricia Ann Bost Gilmer Leon Burnette John Carson Burnette III Teresa Lynn Burnette Wayne Leonard Burnette Calvin Wayne Byrd Michael Dale Chrisawn Cecelia Gail Clayton Edgar Vance Daves Frances Evelyn Davis Jackie Kenneth Davis Bridget Jane Deal Herbert Anderson Dellinger Vernon Carson Ellis Gail Jean Fisher Margaret Elaine Forbes William Brown Gibbs III Martha Jane Gibson Gary Eugene Gouge Janice Dianne Hemphill Donna Jean Hollifield Tony Eugene Hollifield Dean Edwin Honeycutt Jerry Odell Hudgins Lawrence Douglas Hunter Avis Lynn Hyatt Carl Dean Johnson Deborah Ann Madore Bernice Mann Phyllis Elizabeth McAfee Madge Elaine Myers Steve Charles Nunnally John Summerfield Pool II Gerald David Quinn Jane Ellen Simmons Nancy Sue Smith Terry Clifton Stroud Michael Dean Thomas David Thomas Thompson Janice Louise Walker Alvin Joseph Waycaster Nancy Marie Welch Revonda Kay Whitson Judy Ann Williams Evelyn Carlene Wilson Larry Sweid Withrow ft ‘gee ria a j 3 al ILA ELELAP AL HE oD S 5 o oO oO 2 n re S i=] oO a Senior Directory BRENDA KAYE BLANKENSHIP Health Careers—2; French Club—1,3,4; Drama Club—1; FTA-—2,3,4; Beta Club—3,4; Pep Club—4; “Miss Senior”; Most Dependable—4; Student Council—3; Class President—3; Literary Club—4; Publicity Manager—4. PATRICIA ANN BOST Basketball—1,2,3; Softball—1,2; FHA—1,2,3; FHA Treasurer—?2; Beta Club—3,4; Student Council—2,3; Class Treasurer—2; Class Secretary —3; Annual Staff—3,4; Junior Marshal—3. CHARLES FREDRICK BRADBURN French Club—1,2,3,4; FTA —2,3,4; Health Careers—1,2; Beta Club—3,4; Key Club—2,3,4; Baseball—1,2,3,4; Basketball—2,3,4; Captain of Basketball—4; Annual Staff—4; Pep Club—4; Junior Marshal—3; Capt. of J.V. Basketball—1; Student Council—2; Class Vice President—2; Mr. Sophomore—2; Most Popular—4; Literary Club—4; Editor of Literary Club—4. PHILLIP MICHAEL BRANCH Health Careers—1,2,3; J.V. Basketball—1,2; Glee Club—1; Manager of Varsity Basketball—1; Drama Club—1; Vice President of Drama Club—1; FTA—2,3,4; Wildlife Club—1,2; Varsity Basketball—3; Pep Club—4; VICA—4; Manager of Baseball—33. GILMER L. BURNETTE VICA—2,3,4. JOHN CARSON BURNETTE Health Careers—1,2,3,4; FTA-—2,3,4; Bus Driver—3,4; French Club—1,3,4; Pep Club—4; Wildlife Club—1,2; Glee Club—1. TERESA LYNN BURNETTE French Club—1,3,4; Health Careers—1; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Co- captain—3; FTA—2,3,4; FTA Treasurer—4; Beta Club—3,4. WAYNE LEONARD BURNETTE Health Careers—1,3; Drama Club—1,2; VICA—2,3,4; FTA—4. CALVIN WAYNE BYRD Baseball—1,2,3,4; Basketball—2,3,4; J.V. Basketball—1,2; FTA— 2,3,4; French Club—1,3,4; Key Club—4; Health Careers—2,3,4; Co-captain of J.V. Basketball—2; Literary Club—4. MICHAEL DALE CHRISAWN Health Careers—1,2,4; Wildlife Club—1,3; Drama Club—1,2; FTA—4; VICA—2,3,4; Pep Club—4. GAIL CLAYTON Health Careers—1; FHA—1; Basketball—1,3; Maid of Honor—1; Student Council—2,4; Class Secretary—2; Class Treasurer—4; French Club—3,4; FTA—3,4; Secretary of Student Council—4; Best All Around—4; Best Personality —4; Literary Club—4. EDGAR VANCE DAVES Key Club—3,4; Key Club Secretary—4; FTA—2,3,4; Beta Club—3,4; Beta Club Treasurer—4; Citzen for Year—3; French Club-—4. FRANCES EVELYN DAVIS Health Careers—3; FTA—2,3,4; Drama Club—2; Pep Club—4; Treasurer of Pep Club—4; French Club—1,2,3,4; Vice-President of French Club—4; Beta Club—3,4; Glee Club—1; Secretary of Beta Club—4; Basketball—2; Annual Staff—4; “Miss Sophomore”’; “Miss P.G.”; Best Dressed—4; Best Looking—4; Secretary of Class—1; Class Treasurer—4. JACKIE KENNETH DAVIS French Club—1,2; VICA—2; Health Careers—1,2; FTA—4. BRIDGET JANE DEAL French Club—1,3,4; FTA—2,3,4; Beta Club—3,4; Co-Treasurer of Beta Club—4; Student Council—4; Class Secretary—4; Health Careers—3; Pep Club—4; Bus Driver—3,4; Annual Staff—4; Literary Club—4; Secretary of Literary Club—4. HERB DELLINGER VICA-—1; Health Careers—1,2,3,4; Health Careers Parlimen- tarian—4; FTA—3,4; Basketball—2,3,4; Glee Club—1; Wildlife Club—2; Wildlife Club President—2; French Club—4; President of French Club—4; J.V. Basketball—1; Baseball—4; Literary Club—4; “Mr. P.G.”’—4; Most Athletic—4; Friendliest—4. V. CARSON ELLIS Basketball—1,2,3,4; Beta Club—3,4,; Key Club—3,4; FTA—2,3,4; Health Careers—2; French Club—2,3,4; Drama Club—1; Base- ball—3,4; Pep Club—4; Glee Club—1; Student Council—1; Class Treasurer—1;J.V. Basketball—1. GAIL JEAN FISHER FHA —1; Softball—1. MARGARET ELAINE FORBES FHA 1,2,3; FTA—4; Pep Club—4; French Club—4; Basketball Manager—4. Senior Direclory WILLIAM BROWN GIBBS HI MARTHA JANE GIBSON Health Careers—1; French Club—1,2,3,4; Drama Club—1; Cheer- leader—1,2,3,4; Captain of Cheerleading Team—4; Softball—1,2,3; FTA-—2,3,4; Beta Club—3,4; Maid of Honor—3,4; Key Club }weetheart—3; Pep Club—4. GARY E. GOUGE VICA-2,3,4. JANICE DIANNE HEMPHILL Health Careers—2, 4; French Club—1,2,3,4; Drama Club—1; FTA—2,3,4; Beta Club—3,4; Pep Club—4; Literary Club—4; Annual Staff—4; Glee Club—1. DONNA JEAN HOLLIFIELD FHA —1,2,3,4; FTA—2,4; Health Careers—2; VICA President—3; VICA Editor—4; Pep Club—4; Glee Club—1; Drama Club—1. TONY HOLLIFIELD Health Careers—1,2; French Club—1,3,4; French Club Presi- dent—4; ‘Mr Freshman’’; Class President—2,4; Student Council— 2,4; Key Club—2,3,4; FTA—2,3,4; Beta Club—3,4; Beta Club President—4; President of Student Council—4; President of Student Body—4; Annual Staff—4; President of Pep Club—4; Best All Around—4; Most Talented—4; Most Likely To Succeed—4. DEAN EDWIN HONEYCUTT Honor Student—2. JERRY O. HUDGINS LARRY HUNTER VICA—2,3,4; Health Careers—3; FTA —4. AVIS LYNN HYATT FHA -1,2,3; FTA—3,4; Health Careers—1; VICA—3,4; VICA Secretary —3; Pep Club—4; Safety Patrol—1,2. CARL DEAN JOHNSON VICA—2,3,4; Secretary of VICA—1; Health Careers—3,4. DEBORAH ANN MADORE FHA —1,2; FTA—4; French Club—2,3; Health Careers—4. BERNICE MANN FHA —1,2,3; Beta Club—3,4. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH McAFEE FHA-1,2. MADGE ELAINE MYERS FHA-1,2; VICA-3,4. STEVE CHARLES NUNNALLY Basketball—3,4; Manager of Basketball—1,2; J.V. Basketball—1,2; VICA—3,4; Secretary of VICA—3; President of VICA—4; Health Careers—1,4; Vice-President of Health Careers—4; Bus Driver—4. JOHN SUMMERFIELD POOL II Health Careers—1,3,4; Health Careers Treasurer—4; FTA—3,4; VICA—2; Drama Club—1; Wildlife Club—2; Basketball Score- keeper—3; Baseball—1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball Scorekeeper—3; Pep Club—4; Glee Club—1; French Club—1,3,4. GERALD DAVID QUINN Student Council—1,4; Class President—1; Class Vice-President—4; Health Careers—1,2; Health Careers Vice-President—2; Key Club—2,3,4; Key Club Vice-President—4; FTA-—2,3,4; FTA Vice-President—3; FTA President—4; Beta Club—3,4; Pep Club—4; French Club—3,4; Most Studious—4; Best Looking—4. JANE ELLEN SIMMONS Most Studious—4; Most Athletic—4; Most Likely to Succeed—4; Chief Marshal—3; National Merit Scholar—3,4; Beta Club—3,4; Annual Staff—3,4; Junior Editor of ‘Pines’ —3; Editor-in-Chief of “Pines”—4; FTA—2,3,4; Historian of FTA—3,4; Basketball— 1,2,3,4; Captain of Basketball—3; P.G. Outstanding Basketball Player—3; All-Conference Basketball Team—2; All-Tournament Basketball Team—3; Softball—1,2; French Club—1,3,4; Drama Club—1,2; Health Careers—1,2,3; Director of C oronation—3; Pep Club—4; Literary Club—4; 4-H Club—1; President of 4-H Club—1; Tomahawk Staff—4; D.A.R. Good Citizen—4; D.A.R. History Medal—3. NANCY SUE SMITH Beta Club—3,4; FTA—2,3,4; French Club—1,2,3,4; Health Careers—1,2,3; Pep Club—4; Literary Club—4; “Miss Junior’—3; Basketball—2,3; Softball—1,2,3,4; Basketball Scorekeeper—4. TERRY STROUD Health Careers—1,2,3,4; Secretary of Health Careers—4; French Club—1,2,3,4; FTA—2,3,4; Key Club—2,3,4; Pep Club—4; Literary Club—4; Basketball—3,4; Basketball Manager—1,2; Bus Driver—4; Baseball—4; Best Dressed—4. Senior Directory MICHAEL DEAN THOMAS Health Careers—1,2,3; J.V. Basketball—1; VICA—4; Basket- ball—2,3,4; Wildlife Club—1,2,4; FTA-3,4; Pep Club—4; Base- ball—1. DAVID THOMAS THOMPSON Student Council—3; Class Vice-President—3; Beta Club—3,4; Key Club—2,3,4; FTA Club—2,3,4; Health Careers—2; ‘‘Mr. Senior.” JANICE LOUISE WALKER FHA —1; Beta Club-3,4. ALVIN JOSEPH WAYCASTER VICA—2,3,4; VICA President—4. NANCY MARIE WELCH Health Careers—1,2,3,4; President of Health Careers—4; Drama Club—1; FHA—1; FTA—2,3,4; Softball—3; French Club—3,4; Pep Club—4; Literary Club—4; Cheerleading Manager—4; Most Fun to Be With—4. REVONDA KAY WHITSON Annual Staff—4; FTA—2,3,4; Health Careers—1,2; Beta Club—3,4; “Miss Freshman’”’; Literary Club—4. JUDY ANN WILLIAMS FHA —1,2,3; FTA—4; Student Council—1,3; Class Vice-Presi- dent—1; Class Treasurer—3; French Club—4: French Club Treasurer—4; Beta Club—3,4; Pep Club—4; FHA Secretary—3; Literary Club—4; Friendliest —4. EVELYN CARLENE WILSON Basketball —1,2,3; French Club—1,2; VICA —3,4; Health Careers—1; Drama Club—1; FTA-—2; Safety Patrol—2; Glee Club—1; Softball—1,2; Pep Club—4; Literary Club—4. LARRY S. WITHROW VICA—2,4; FTA—2,3,4; Drama Club—1. DENNIS STEVE YOUNG FTA—2,3,4; Health Careers—3,4; Wildlife Club—2: Baseball—1,2; Bus Driver—3,4; VICA—2. GOOD CITIZEN—JANE ELLEN SIMMONS The Good Citizen is selected from the senior class and this award is presented to the girl, showing to an outstanding degree, the qualities of dependability, service, leader- ship and patriotism. Gary Poteat, President; Gary Suttles, Vice-President; Ruth Woody, Secretary; Donna Renfro, Treasurer. Carolyn Diane Allison Timothy Eugene Allison Bobby Dean Anderson Billy Ray Autrey Sheila Ballard Don O’Neal Brooks Daniel Ernest Bryant Edward Jones Burgin Arthur Neal Burnette Jerry Michael Calloway John Michael Collier Jerry Carl Denny Diana Lynn Doyle Robert Wayne Duncan Sarah Elizabeth Dysart Linda Susan Edwards Debra Joan Elliott Oscar Steral Franklin Mary Helen Freeman Gerald David Glenn Danny Joe Greene Teresa Hollifield Mary Frances Holloway John Earl Hunter James Cleveland Huskins Patricia Maria Hyatt James Luther Ingle Brenda Jane Jarrett Linda Kay Jarrett Micheal Shelton Joiner Delores Elizabeth Justice William James Kehler William Michael Lawes Patricia Ann Loftis Linda Lou Loftis Richard Donald Lonon Micheal Keith McFalls Mary Frances McKinney Bill Edward McKinney Janice Lynn Morris Peter William Nelson Roger Scottie Pool Janice Louise Poteat Gary Neal Poteat Paul Allison Price Donna Jill Renfro Roger Milliard Revis Kenneth Wayne Rogers John Harold Shuford Randy Allen Smith Gary Lee Suttles Merrill Clifford Walker Joan Lynn Webb Larry Roy Wilson Susan Lynn Woody Ruth Gwen Woody Sophomores President: Randy Hopper; Vice-President: Jeff Webb; Secretary: Dale McCurry; Treasurer: Joe Hall. William Howard Blankenship Vanessa Karen Buckner Stevenson Dirk Burleson Eugenia Gay Burnette Charles Edward Byrd Susie Ann Calloway William Frank Cogdill Dennis Ray Cole Barbara Ann Cook Datson Floyd Cuthbertson Vickie Gail Davis Teresa Ann Deal Stephen Charles Duncan Frank Biddix Dysart Johnny Martin Elkins Mary Leta Evans Donna Jane Forrest Franklin Page Gibbs Gene Lynn Gouge Nancy Estella Grindstaff Sandra Ann Hall Joseph Keith Hall Lisa Ann Hawkins Jane Elizabeth Haynes Lois Jean Haynes Boyd Junior Haynes Danny Lawrence Herring Randolph Lee Hopper Rochelle Hunt Sandra Lee Hutchins Ricky Gene Killough Sharon Lee Laws Bobby Carrol Lewis Jimmy Karen McMahan Mary Carolyn Miller Kathy Lynn Norman Deanna Kay Nunnally Robin Gale Pittman Debra Lynn Pool Mary Susan Quinn Susan Elaine Revis Richard Allen Riddle John Frank Roberts Bobby Dean Robinson Dennis Wade Sawyer Debra Jo Setzer Bobby Wayne Smith Joseph David Stepp Judith Lee Stroud Sharon Rae Stroud Steve Larry Suttles Harriet Elizabeth Thomas Johnny Wayne Thomason Daniel Logan Wakefield Jeffrey Kim Webb Rickey Lee Whitson Elizabeth Ann Willis Annette Hope Wilson Dimmerriee Wilson President: Gary Stroud; Vice-President: Jimmy Carrier; Secretary: Elaine Webb; Treasurer: Angie Thompson. Phillip Ray Biggerstaff Kenneth Lee Blevins Diana Gail Braswell Sandra Ann Brinkley Raymond Eugene Bryant Rachel Hope Burnette Jimmy Weaver Casey III Thomas Robert Clark Randal Bruce Cole Steve Micheal Collier David Keith Cook Daryl Grayson Davis Clifford Denny Helen Rebekah Duncan Sandra Gail Duncan Alice Annette Dysart John Burgin Dysart Robert Keith Fletcher Dale Clifford Franklin Tanya Lynn Gayle Stephen Wayne Jenkins Sherry Linda Johnson Gregg Robert Johnson William Haskale Justice Jackie Wayne Killough Patricia Anne Lewis John Allen Lewis Charlene Mann Brenda Faye Massey Cheryl Lynn McFalls Carolyn Joyce McKinney Donna Renee McKinney Georgia Faye McKinney Tommy Lee McKinney Randall Guy McKinney Virginia Lynn McPeters Victoria Dale McSwain Carroll Lee Owenby Randal Clarence Pool Debra Kaye Poteat Clarence Allen Poteat Randy Wayne Poteat Kenneth Dale Presnell Irene Lee Sawyer Jimmy Garfield Schism Elise Karen Shuford Barbara Anne Smith Rena Stewart Rita Stewart Gary Micheal Stroud Pamela Jane Suttles Angela Marie Thompson Dora Elaine Webb Judy Lynn Whitson Mary: Kathyrn Young Mr. John G. Roach Mrs. Betty Biddix Mr. Larry Brown Mrs. Judy Davis , Mr. Charles Edward Mrs. Veo Gibbs Mrs. Elizabeth Greenlee Mr. Thomas Johnson r salt . we 333 f i sat fe ath bes ae: ae | Mrs. Zina McMahan Mrs. Linda Pittman Miss Dorothy Poteat Mrs. Jane B. Rowe + age f i fst Mrs. Brenda Silvers Mrs. Marie Via Mr. James Washburn Mr. Colon Wright National Mout Scholar Jane Ellen Simmons Se ee Ce 5 ee OE im Oe aoa | Adulthood comes and school must end. Yet, with the leaving and the going the school goes too. Nothing comes but it must go. As we enter life we find that with us there are memories. Four golden years have slipped silently into enternity. All that remains are mem- ories. We rushed into this “tour” year, impulsive and eager to meet the approaching tide of maturity. Our year quickly moving into the stream of past recollection, we pace swiftly and surely toward the future. Proudly for we are young; though still awed by adulthood’s responsibilities. Awakening to a consciousness of life, we advance to the brink of awareness. Idealistic and fearless we turn our faces to the dawn of a new day. Suddenly we realize that “sometime” is soon tomorrow; tomorrow becomes today; and that only yesterday is forever. Childhood becomes a melancholy memory; the present bewildering; the future a challenge. From the threshold of adulthood there are many things I could wish for you. I dare not: your dreams, your hopes, your ambitions are your sacred property. The choice is yours, Perhaps these years so swiftly sped have helped prepare you to seek your goals. It is now time to make a new departure and run dancing into life. Demand, speak, hope, dream. Question old values and seek new answers. Wring dry today and challenge tomorrow, Leave, to someday return to the time when we were all young, gay, hopeful, and together. That is enough. Jane Ellen Simmons Nveut ata euene : FL | — CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from the CLASS OF ’72 CONGRATULATIONS Ee, SENIORS OF 1970 THE FRESHMAN CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF THE AIR PREHEATER CO. GARDEN CITY, NORTH CAROLINA It was the eve of the depression and businesses were going bank- rupt like apples dropping from a tree. That’s when J.E. Broyhill took over the reins of Broyhill Furniture Industries. Under his determined guidance, the company not only weathered the storm but began a period of phenomenal growth. In one generation, the company grew Broyhill’s main office building in Lenoir employs more than 300. from a small plant employing a handful of men to a furniture giant with more than 5,000 employees. Today, Broyhill builds with the same enthusiasm that character- ized pioneering efforts in the days of the depression. And that’s why it continues to grow at one of the fastest rates in the furniture in- dustry. OTIS L. BROYHILL PLANT MARION, N.C. Compliments of B.C. MOORE AND SON Lott Larhions, Marion North Carolina N.C. HOLIDAY LAUNDRY Marion Compliments of JAMES R. CONDREY Congratulations Seniors! from INTERESTED FRIENDS AND PATRONS Compliments of LAKE TAHOMA STEAK HOUSE Compliments of PLEASANT GARDENS P.T.A. AREA 704 695-2332 697-5641 INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC. DRAWER 340 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA 28752 PINE VALLEY FURNITURE DIVISION Old Fort, North Carolina BELK’S... SERVING MARION AND McDOWELL COUNTY YOUR “HOME OF BETTER VALUES” FOR 37 YEARS ALWAYS WORKING FOR A BETTER McDOWELL COUNTY BELK BROOME CO. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA BELK’S WESTMORELAND - HAWKINS FUNERAL SERVICE ‘Funeral Cenvice Peck is MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Marion, N.C. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE THE AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF FINE QUALITY YARNS AND THREAD SEVIER, NORTH CAROLINA KELLY’S WATCH SHOP MARION, NORTH CAROLINA THE COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of BURKE FARMERS DAIRY Morganton North Carolina BOST BAKERY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Gi Finer Carcling OLD FORT FINISHING PLANT UNITED MERCHANTS OLD FORT, NORTH CAROLINA Students Lesson for Seniors... BETTER = BET+ R and Other Smart LIGHT =— SIGHT 3) Good light heads off drowsiness and speeds you through assignments. So make sure your bulb is in the proper size, that your lamp shade reflects light, and that it flares enough to dif- fuse light over all your work area. Make good light your friend .. . for life. It costs so little, means so much! DUKE POWER Marion North Carolina Norton Furniture Company H S Tire Company Marion, North Carolina OLD FORT NORTH CAROLINA Old Fort Barber Shop Old Fort Cleanere LAUNDRY WAYNE, DON, JIM, AND MARION AND CLEANERS OLD FORT NORTH CAROLINA OLD FORT, NORTH CAROLINA Suburban COMPANY, INC. GAS SERVICE ANYWHERE 910 EAST COURT STREET Suburban Rulane Gas Co. | yarion NORTH CAROLINA Marion, N.C. CRAWFORD OIL COMPANY HAGNA FIELD DFO NORTH CAROLINA MARION NORTH CAROLINA Johnson Bros. Paving “Always The Best For Less” HOT MIX ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS GRAVEL WASHED STONE SAND 131 S. Main Si. Marion, N.C. PHONE: 724-4170 MARION N.C. Pleasant Gardens Machine Shop The Ramble Rack Hwy. 221 Marion, N.C. Rt. 4 Marion, North Carolina a RR First Union M M Grocery National Bank Operated by Wilburn Dalton Hwy. 70 West Marion Phone: 695-3765 Best Meats Freshest Produce Congratulations Seniors of '70 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Ideal Cleaners Johnson's Book Center 12 South Main Street Marion N.C. 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CLASS RINGS SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY SIX WEEK DELIVERY Marion North Carolina SOLID GOLD SOLID BLACK | ANY COLOR STONE INDIAN 017 EAST COURT MARKET Old Fashioned Dipped Ice Cream Bill Griffith Jewelers er ee Mr. Mrs. Johnny Franour Main St. East Court Street Marion, N.C. Marion, North Carolina SENIORS ’70 @ Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY @ North Carolina CHARLES L. HUNTER, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C McDOWELL COUNTY PUBLIC MARION, NORTH CAROLINA rie Moray i? sree wn ce sant Gardens High School 1i9--