Rosman High School - Oriole Yearbook (Rosman, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

U’ivI 111 HP Ou Contents Mr. and Miss Rosman High.2 Pictorial Essay .4 Dedication .8 Activities .9 Sports.29 Features.45 Administration .58 Faculty.59 Classes.63 Senior Directory .85 Conclusion.88 Miss Judy Ann Hall and Mr. Steve Owen 2 Are Mr. and Miss Rosman High Miss Gayle Waldrop Mr. Joe Franks Runners-Up ROSMAN HIGH’S Time for Laughter 4 SIGNS OF THE TIMES Time for Pride Time for Work n M m 6 Time for Thought 7 How Do You Thank A Man For Forty Years of Service ? ‘The man who can make hard things easy is the educator.” Always striving to improve cit¬ izenship among the students of Rosman High, this man has dedicated his whole hfe to service of other people. He has taught agriculture for forty years, and many former graduates still come to him for advice. However, his efforts to improve the Rosman community have not yet ended with the three o’clock beU. He has also been instrumental in planning and obtain¬ ing a well-equipped shop. He is at each ball- game, using the money made from hours at the concession stand to support the work of the F.F.A. In respect for his many years of service, we dedicate the 1970 Oriole to Mr. B. E. Keisler. The Land Judging Team, including (L-R) Wayne Wilson, Ray Baker, Mr. Keisler, Advisor; Dennis Owen, and Steve Fisher, placed fourth in the state meet in 1969. A rare moment for thought. The Tool Identification Team, including (front row) Craig Crowe, Michael Owen, and (second row) Benny i Shelton and Steve Whitmire, placed first in the i Federation, and compete in the state meet in June. Working in his shop . . . 8 The student Council, under the di¬ rection of Mrs. Vera Taylor, has an important part in making the student policies of Rosman High. This year, the officers of the Council attended a leadership conference at Hender¬ sonville High. Some of the projects spearheaded by the officers included signs for the football stadium and gym, and a sound system for the gym. Also, the Council sponsored the Christmas Dance, Hippie Day, and Slave Day to raise money for its pro¬ jects. One of the most active clubs this year is the Beta Chib. Among the service projects it has accomplished this year are the making of tray fav¬ ors for the hospital at Christmas, working on the school beautification program, and Christmas caroling throughout Rosman. Student Council: Seated, (L-R)-Steve Owen, President; Kathy Wilde, Vice-President; Rita McCall, Deloris McCall, Paulette Fish¬ er, Patty Chapman, Nina McCall; Secre¬ tary. Standing-Mrs. Vera Taylor, Sponsor; Steve Fisher, Wayne Wilson, Lynn Green, Billy Anders, Jimmy Hall, Treasurer; Tim Thorpe, Dennis Owen. Student Council Is Active We may not smell too good, but we’re friendly. You’re not Bored, are you, Dennis? “Don’t make excuses, Sammy!” 10 Is that Beta Brain Food, Rhonda? Beta Club Features Speakers Beta Club: First row, seated-Gayle Waldrop, President; Linda Petit, Nina McCall, Reporter. Second row, seated-Mary Helen Huggins, Vice-President; Judy Hall, Rhonda HaU. Third row, seated-Nancy Waldrop, Secretary-Treasurer; Kathy WBde. Standing, (L-R)- Charlene McCall, Laurel McKinney, Cindy Gillespie, Nancy Owen, Gary Aiken, Margaret Chapman, Judy Morgan, Evelyn Beddingfield, Rita McCaJ l, Mrs. Cothran, Sponsor; not pictured-Steve Owen. 11 Annual Staff: First row, (L-R)- Sandra Ramey, Freshmen Section; Sylvia McCall, Freshmen Section; Patty Chapman, Seniors; Sheila McCall, Features; Becky Masters, Seniors; Virginia Whitmire, Typist and Seniors; Lynn Green, Editor; Gerenna Owen, Features; Susan Pangle, Activities; Kathy Wilde, Sports; Gayle Waldrop, Faculty; Nancy Waldrop, Juniors; Hope Raxter, Sophomores; Mrs. Williams, Sponsor. Second row-Steve Owen, Sports; Steve Fisher, Features; Cecil Thomas, Faculty; Dennis Fisher, Dedication; Larry Whitmire, Sports. Student Publications Ginger working on Principal’s Page? When you sign up for Annual Staff, be prepared to become a “Jack- of-all Trades.” The year begins with an Annual Workshop at Furman University, designed to introduce the staff to new techniques in designing lay-outs, writing copy, and planning pictures. The 1970 Oriole was then planned and planned again as the staff strove for the best possible cov¬ erage of a year of history in words and pictures. In addition, the staff has sponsored fund-raising activities, such as sock hops, the Homecoming Dance, and the highlight of the year. The Miss Oriole Beauty Pageant. The reward for our work comes with the pleasure you have in your 1970 Ori¬ ole, now and years from now. Thinking up clever captions isn’t fun! 12 Some birds on the Oriole Staff. Don’t you mean brains??? Tiger Rag Staff: (L-R)-Doris Robinson, Reporter; Mrs. Hogsed, Sponsor; Rhonda Pressley, Features; Mary Helen Huggins, Associate Editor; Leona McCall, Reporter; Carolyn Galloway, Reporter; Cindy Gillespie, Rusiness Manager; Nancy Waldrop, Editor; Sylvia McCall, Features; Joyce Galloway, Reporter. Capture Young Ideas Headed by a novice editor and as¬ sociate editor, the Tiger Rag Staff of 1969-70 began the year determined to produce the best school newspa¬ pers Rosman High had ever read. To readily capture student interest, it was decided to add new features along with an index for easy location of these additions. A column called ‘Tetters to the Editor” gave every stu¬ dent a voice in school affairs. “Scene Scope,” which reviewed current T.V. programs, movies, and books, cap¬ tured much attention. Many events pertaining to individuals and all less important school events were re¬ ported in ‘The Happenings.” Learn¬ ing the views of the student body on current concerns was accomplished by an opinion poll. Of course, the regu¬ lar features such as “Football, Basket¬ ball, and Cheerleader Spotlight,” Honor Rolls, Club News and Hit Pa¬ rade s, were retained. The staff found time from its busy schedule for relaxation on several occasions. Parties were enjoyed at Christmas, Easter and other times. Everyone fully enjoyed working on the Tiger Rag. Editing has its funny moments. Mr. Howell assists with typing and pubhshing. 13 Color and Monogram Clubs Color Club: First row, G-.-R)- Janet Meece, Mildred Owen, Vice-President; Mrs. Cook, Sponsor; Debbie WUson, President; Kathy Wilde. Second row: Sheila Philhps, Rita McCall. Third row: Donnavee Wilson, Patricia McCall. Fourth row: Barbara Galloway, Louise Owen. Fifth row: Shelia Jones, Ina Waldrop, Ray Middleton. Sixth row: Sandra McCall, Mable Chapman, Brenda O’Shields, Rose Jones, Sonja Stewart, Hope Baxter, Rhonda Galloway, Geraldine Fisher. Seventh row: Deloris McCall, Susan Pangle, Treasurer; Joyce GaUoway, Janice Fisher. Eighth row: Paulette Fisher, Carolyn Galloway. Ninth row: Linda Moore, Leona McCall. Tenth row: Teresa Whitmire, Margaret Chapman. Eleventh row: Dianne Reid, Butch Nelson, James Singleton, Connie Thomas, Carolyn Duncan, Secretary; Veda Morgan, Marlene McCall, Nancy Owen, Rachael Clark, Leroy Norton. Monogram Club: First row, (L-R)-Joe Collett, Jesse Owen, Larry Fisher, Steve Fisher, Ronnie Joe Owen, Jimmy Hall, Ronnie Whitmire. Second row: Tim Warren, Steve Whitmire, Secretary; Dennis Fisher, President; Evoy Fisher, Weldon Whitmire, Tim Thorpe, Leogy Aiken. Third row: Brenda Snipes, Patty Chapman. Nina McCall, Judy Hall, Suzie Nicholson, Debbie Wilson, Ray Myers, Larry Whitmire. Fourth row; Mildred Owen, Rita McCall, Marlene McCaU, Leona McCall, Kathy WRde, Treasurer; Rhonda HaU, President; Nancy Owen Furman Nicholson. 15 F. F. A. and Wildlife Future Farmers of America: Kneeling-Raymond Baker, Vice-President; Cecil Thomas, President. First row G.-R)-Ronnie McCall, Jimmy Barton, Sentinel; Butch Nelson, Guy King, Eugene Owen, Michael Dodson, Wayne Wilson, Secretary; Steve Warren, Benny Shelton, Gary Phillips, Roger Morgan, Jimmy Hogsed, Billy Griffin, Joe Henderson, Dennis Owen, Reporter; Frank Summey, Penn Ashe. Second row: Mr. Keisler, Sponsor; Kerry Wilson, Ricky McCall, Steve Miller, Danny Powell, Virgil Hogsed, Rodney GaUoway, Farris McCall, Lynn Bullock, Mike Owen, David Ramey, Billy Barton, Dale Crowe, Walter Brown, Troyce Chappell. Who got ahold of you, Mr. Keisler? 16 Watch closely, Dennis, and you might learn something. Invite Us Outdoors Students drawn to the great out¬ doors, either as a vocation or an avo¬ cation, enjoy the varied activities of the Future Farmers of America and the Wildlife Club. Our Chapter of the F.F.A. has been very active in the affairs of Rosman High this year. Some of the activities of the F.F.A. have been winning 1st place in the Federation, including the Land Judging Contest and the Tool Identification Contest. These two teams will compete in the District Contest held in the spring. Talk about WILD life! Are those horns we see? Wildlife Club: Kneeling (L-R)- Sammy Cathey, Leroy Norton, Ray Middleton, Joe p ' ranks, Vice-President; James Lance, Berlis Powell, James Singleton, Tony Fisher, Leogy Aiken, Kevin Hooper. Standing: (L-R)- Lynn Galloway, Lynn Green, President; Hoyt Owen, Steve Owen, Secretary; Ronny Hubbard, Luke Brown, Mark Willis, Randy Stamey, Donald Kitchen. F.H.A.: Botton Row (L-R)-Mrs. Taylor, Sponsor; Nina McCall, President; Rhonda Hall, Parliamentarian; Gayle Waldrop, Secretary; Rita McCall, Historian; Sandy Ramey, Song Leader; Dianne Owen, Reporter; Nancy Waldrop, Historian; Charlene McCall, Treasurer; Freda Butler, Vice-President. Second row: Elva Mae McCall, Janice Fisher, Geraldine Fisher, Leona McCall, Mildred Owen, Marlene McCaU, Veda Morgan, Patricia McCall, Linda Petit, Brenda O’Shields, Kathy Eubanks, Connie Thomas, Linda Moore. Third row: Gayle DLUs, Delores Harrington, Evelyn Beddingfield, Camellia Hensley, Patty Chapman, Sylvia McCaU, Helen Lowe, Rhonda Galloway, Donnavee Wilson, Louise Owen, Sheila Jones, Deloris McCall, Suzie Mahoney. Fourth row: Sharon Hogsed, Kathy Waldrop, Teresa Whitmire, Lana Raxter, Sandra Owen, Joan Lyday, Donnie McCall, Rita Morgan, Ina Waldrop, Dianne Reid, Sandra McCaU, Barbara GaUoway, Kathie Henry, Kathy Green. Fifth row: Rachael Clark, Ann Henderson, Paulette Fisher, Mable Chapman, Gerenna Owen, Judy HaU, Brenda Snipes, Carolyn GaUoway, Sonja Stewart, Evelyn Galloway, Sandra Timis, Sheila Phillips, Linda Shelton, Edith Jo McCall. Vocational Interests Taylor-bird perched on wire. F.T.A. (L-R)-Joyce GaUoway, Susan Pangle, Carolyn Duncan, Vice-President; Retha Singleton, Joan Owen, Secretary-Treasurer; Hope Raxter, Mr. Tinsley, Sponsor. 18 V.I.C.A.: (L-R)-Randall Stamey, Mark Willis, Charles Shipman, Peter Wells, Mr. Farley, Instructor; Billy Jean PoweU, Jane McCaU, Vickie Mahoney. Are Stimulated The Rosman Chapter of Future Homemakers of America had a very good year. Each meeting was well- planned, with interesting films and guest speakers for the members’ en¬ joyment. The members attended the F.H.A. convention at Western Caro¬ lina University during October. Christmas came as a time of good will, for the girls brought gifts for the hospital at Broughton. The F.H.A. and F.F.A. then joined for a Christ¬ mas party. Fashionable February saw the debut of new models as the girls showed OS ' their own creations. Aren’t you hungry, Mr. Tinsley? It must he income tax time again. I 19 Library Club: Standing (L-R)-Suzie Mahoney, Virginia Whitmire, Becky Masters, Janet Meece, Rita Morgan, Kathy Waldrop, Sandy McCall, Secretary; Gerenna Owen, Vice-Chairman; Sheila Jones, Treasurer; Mrs. Whitrmre, Librarian and Sponsor; Joan Owen, Sharon Hogsed, Gaye Coltrane, Nancy Waldrop, Linda Petit. Seated; Joan Lyday, Cindy GiRespie, Dorothy Hogsed, Mary Helen Huggins, Donnie McCaU, Teresa Whitmire, Rhonda Galloway, Doleres Harrington, Kathie Henry, Elizabeth Mahoney, Kathy Green, CameUia Hensley, Chairman; Lana Raxter, Dianne Reid, Gayle DRls, Janice Fisher, Geraldine Fisher, Carolyn Duncan, Dermis Owen, Louise Owen, Linda Moore, Ina Waldrop, Wanda Hartnup, EJva Mae McCall, Barbara GaUoway, Patricia McCall. Students Working for a Library Assistants: Standing (L-R)-Lynn Green, Hope Raxter, Mrs. Martha Whitmire, Advisor; Delores Harrington, Mark WRlis; Seated: Kathie Henry, Donnie McCall, Linda Petit, Judy Hall. Oh Mrs. Case ... a shelf of books just feU. It is a rare moment when the li¬ brary is not being enjoyed by a num¬ ber of students. In addition to books and magazines, the bbrarians have available film-strip viewers and head¬ sets for enjoying a growing collection of albums. Assistants assure quick check-out service, replace books on shelves, and create attractive bulletin boards. Mrs. Case and Mrs. Whitmire assist students in finding research materials and in selecting interesting reading material. 20 Surrounded with beauty, he works on Better School 1 Both office and teachers’ assistants give up their study halls to serve Bos¬ nian High. Their duties are wide- j ranging, and may include typing tests, i running mimeograph machines, con- I structing bulletin boards, or umpir- I ing gym classes. The students bene- I fit from the responsibility, and from knowing that without their dedicated i help, the staff and faculty would find I directing a school and classes much I more difficult. iiijii Office and Teachers’ Assistants: First Row (L-R)-Charlene McCall, Barbara Anders, Mildred Owen, Linda Petit, Joan Lyday. Second row: Rita McCaU, Nancy Waldrop, William Cathey, Kathy Wilde. Third row: Mary Helen Huggins, Rhonda HaU, Steve Fisher, Marlene McCall, Rita Morgan, not pictured: Steve Owen. The menu must be extra funny today Nina. 21 Bus Drivers: First row (L-R)-Steve Fisher, Dennis Owen, Lester Lusk, Ray Myers, Ronni e Whitmire, Tim Warren, Wayne Wilson, Guy King, Steve Whitmire. Second row: Gayle Waldrop, Mildred Owen, Rhonda Hall, Nancy Owen, Mrs. Martha Whitmire, Sandy Ramey; not pictured-Cecil Thomas. Bus Drivers Have Outstanding Safety Record Safe Drivers: First row (L-R)-Paul Cantrell, Farris McCaU, Sandra Timis, Joyce Galloway. Second row: Sandra Ramey, Secretary-Treasurer, Sonja Stewart, Tony Gantt, Lynn Bullock, Sylvia McCall, Reporter. Third row: Mr. Cathey, Sponsor; Danny PoweU, Debbie Jones, Sherlene Shipman, Gary Aiken, Lynn Galloway, Sherwin Shook, Penn Ashe, Carol Owen, Steve Warren, Janice Chapman, Gaylene GaUoway, Boyd Barton, Butch Nelson. So that’s a motor! 22 Red Cross Club: First row (L-R)- Wanda Hartnup, Sandra Timis, Gaylene Galloway, Doris Robinson, Becky Masters, Debbie Jones, Elva Mae McCall. Second row: Carolyn Galloway, Donnie McCall, Vice-President; Sandy Rainey, President; Kathie Henry, Brenda Snipes, Kathy Green, Leona McCall, Suzie Mahoney, Gayla Laman, Sylvia McCall, Reporter; Janice Chapman, Lana Raxter, Helen Lowe, Joyce Bruerer, Freda Butler, Evelyn Galloway, Dianne Owen, Joan Lyday, Rita Morgan, LaVerne Galloway. Red Cross Stresses Service to Others The members of Red Cross have made their club one to be proud of this year. The purpose of the club is to benefit others, and this idea has motivated sending homemade pas¬ tries to the boys in Vietnam. They also gave a party of the Special Edu¬ cation children at Christmas. Several meetings were devoted to talks by Carolyn Galloway on her work in the hospital. l| 23 Junior Class Presents CAST OF CHARACTERS Homer Hollowbone .Gary Aiken Maw Hollowbone .Donnie McCall Paw Hollowbone .Jesse Owen Sarah Jo HoUowbone . . . Suzie Nicholson Grade May Hollowbone .Linda Petit Fannie Jane Hollowbone .... Joan Lyday Pepper Hollowbone .Cindy Gillespie Sis Hollowbone .Rita McCall Grandpappy Hankley .Farris McCall Widow Blairhouse . . Margaret Chapman Bertha Blairhouse .... Laurel McKinney Slim Blairhouse .Wayne Hinkle Melissa Dugan .Evelyn Beddingfield Hortense Todd .Rita Morgan Isabel Todd .Mary Helen Huggins But Paw, I don’t want to kiss HER! “It’s to Homer’s sweetheart.’’ 24 Junior Play Cast: Sitting (L-R)-Linda Petit, Donnie McCall, Rita McCall, Wayne Hinkle, Suzie Nicholson, Farris McCall. Standing: Cindy Gillespie, Rita Morgan, Headin’ For A Weddin’ 9J Our four charming (?) usherettes: Charlene McCall, Nina McCall, Nancy Waldrop, and Sandra Owen. . . . One safety pin needed. ! Oops! Mai ' y Helen Huggins, Evelyn Beddingfield, Joan Ly- day, Margaret Chapman. Gai-y Aiken, Laurel McKin¬ ney, Jesse Owen. Now Homer, 1 told you bout fighting with Slim! 25 Senior Play Cast: Seated (L-R)-George Henderson, Joe Franks, Dennis Fisher, Ronnie Whitmire, Kenneth Shelton, Evoy Fisher. Standing: Mildred Owen, Rhonda Hall, Camelha Hensley, Sylvia McC l, Sandy Ramey, Barbara Anders. Senior Class Presents CAST Mr. Maxwell .Kenneth Shelton Mrs. Maxwell.Camellia Hensley Wilbur MaxweU .Joe Franks Connie Maxwell .Rhonda Hall Betty Lou Maxwell . . . .Mildred Owen Bernadine Smith . . . .Barbara Anders Hercules Nelson . . .Ronnie Whitmire Mrs. Brown .Sylvia McCall Aunt Mary .Sandy Ramey Mr. Mallory .Dennis Fisher Elmer .George Henderson Muggsy .Evoy Fisher Usher Mark Willis and Usheret.e Jane Mc- I don’t think she’s asleep. Call. Stage Managers: (L-R) Elisha Dodson, Cecil Thomas, Elijah Dodson, and Jimmy Kitchen. She Fainted Again Publicity Committee: (L-R)-Raymond Baker, Judi Morgan, Patty Chapman, and Judy HaU. Make-up Committee: (L-R)-Gayle Waldrop and Lana Raxter; Property Committee: Steve Whitmire; Prompters: Carolyn Galloway and Becky Masters; Property Committee: Doris Robin¬ son. Mrs. Hogsed, Sponsor 27 Glee Club: Standing (L-R)-Laverne Galloway, Dorothy Hogsed, Gayleen Galloway, Ronnie Whitmire, Cathy Shipman, Dianne Reid, Janice Chapman, Butch Nelson, Billy Jean Powell, Debbie Jones Danny Powell Sitting: Rita Morgan, Linda Petit, Gaye Coltrane Glee Club Three times a week first period, the sound of music drifts from the auditorium. Under our new music director, Miss Henson, the Glee Club has emphasized the enjoyment of contemporary music. During the Christmas season, the Glee Club led the school in carols, and a Spring Concert is planned. The group will also entertain during the Senior Play, and perform at Graduation. Our music director. Miss Henson. 29 The 1969 Tigers in Action Bottom Row, (L-R): Danny Toole, Manager; Greg Hensley, Joe Henderson, Steve R. Whitmire, Craig Crowe, Kerry Wilson, William Cathey, Tony Gantt, David Robinson, Ronald Smith, Gary Gillespie, Manager. Second Row: Sherwin Shook, Manager; Coach Jimmy Howell, Tim Warren, Allan Gillespie, Jesse Owen, Dennis Fisher, Steve Fisher, Evoy Fisher, Jimmy Kitchen, Ray Myers, James Fisher, Manager; Gary Richey, Manager; Coach Tiny Rollins. Third Row: Robert Vial, Alan Cassell, Charles Pressley, Larry Fisher, Weldon Whitmire, Jimmy Hall, Joe Collett, Eddie Laman, Jim Barton. Not p ictured; Steve Whitmire. SCOREBOARD We They 0 Edneyville 28 0 Lee Edwards 20 20 Marshall 12 6 Christ School 34 0 Try on 19 0 Mars Hill 46 42 Hot Springs 6 18 East Yancey 14 20 Cane River 8 Head Coach, Tiny Rollins and Assistant Coach, Jimmy Howell. 30 Co-Captains Steve Fisher and Evoy Fisher Junior Fullback, Ronnie Joe Owen, breaks out 31 Dennis Fisher Steve Whitmire Hay Myers Evoy Fisher Right Tackle Right Guard Defensive Tackle Left Guard Rosman’s hard-hitting defensive line holds. 32 Jimmy McCall cuts back against Rebel player. Winning by four points, Rosman holds East Yancy’s drive. 33 Allan Gillespie Center Joe Henderson Defensive Tackle Offensive Line, (L-R): Larry Fisher, Steve Fisher, Dennis Fisher, Steve Whitmire, Allan GiUespie, Evoy Fisher, Tim Warren. Backfield: CL-R) Jimmy McCall, Jesse Owen Nose Over Center Tim Warren End Sophomore halfback, Weldon Whitmire, is mobbed. 34 Jimmy Hall, Ronnie Joe Owen, Weldon Whitmire; not pictured: Jimmy Kitchen. Jimmy Hall Weldon Whitmire Quarterback Hallback Kitchen looks on, wondering what happened. 35 Basketball is Five Men, A Crowded Gym 1970 Tiger Squad: First Row (L-R)-Gary Aiken, Weldon Whitmire, Larry Fisher, Gary Adcock, Jimmy Hall, Tim Thorpe. Second row; Larry Whitmire, Jim Kitchen, Ronnie Whitmire, Ray Myers, Ralph Johnson, Allan Gillespie, Guy King, Bus Driver. WE SCOREBOARD THEY 68 79 Laurel 84 86 78 46 Hot Springs 56 48 80 66 Harris 63 65 76 86 Cane River 89 63 56 77 GlenviUe 57 55 100 73 Highlands — — 43 58 Edneyville 31 43 65 68 Spring Creek 75 81 51 86 Mars Hill 52 66 90 93 Marshall 61 84 Jimmy HaU Ralph Johnson 36 A Cheering Crowd Jim Kitchen Larry Whitmire Ray Myers Ronnie Whitmire 37 Six Girls and a Guy Fight for SCOREBOARD WE THEY WE THEY 31 14 Laurel 41 20 26 27 Hot Springs 36 17 36 29 Harris 20 22 32 38 Cane River 42 15 33 31 Highlands — — 14 17 Edneyville 23 35 7 18 Spring Creek 41 31 38 36 Mars Hill 29 18 22 29 Marshall 17 22 Mildred Owen Rhonda Hall 1970 Tigerettes: First row (L-R)-Rita McCall, Kathy Wilde, Carolyn Duncan, Evelyn Beddingfield, Rachel Clark. Second row: Joan Owen, Mildred Owen, Marlene McCall, Rhonda Hall, Nancy Owen, Margaret Chapman, Geraldine Fisher, Manager: Debbie Wilson. 38 Tiger Victory Margaret Chapman Nancy Owen Carolyn Duncan Marlene McCall 39 J. V. Boys and Girls Learn Skill and Poise Junior Varsity Tigers: First row (L-R Michael Owen, Jerry Whitmire, Sammy Cathey, Tony Gantt, Troyce Chappell, Craig Crowe. Second Row: Gary PhiUips, Walter Rrown, Kelvin Philhps, Sherwin Shook, Donald Kitchen. Ronnie goes for two. 40 Assuring Future Tiger Victories Mildred leads Tigerettes to another win. Dune finally makes one Junior Varsity Tigerettes: First row (L-R)-Sandy McCall, Rhonda Galloway, Barbara Galloway, Ann Henderson, Ina Waldrop, Mabel Chapman. Second row: Sheila Jones, Louise Owen, Mary Helen Huggins, Paulette Fisher, Donnavee Wilson, Deloris McCall. 41 They’ve Got That Tiger Spirit! Rosman High Chceiicddcrs: First Row. (L-R): Brenda Snipes, Charlene McCall. Second Row: Gerenna Owen, Nancy Waldrop. Third Row: Suzie Nicholson, Camellia Hensley. Judy Hall, Captain; Nina McCall, Patty Chapman, Co-Captain. Judy Hall, Captain Patty Chapman, Co-Captain 42 Camellia Hensley Nancy Waldrop Nina McCall Charlene McCall Brenda Snipes Suzie Nicholson Gerenna Owen 4 ' ! ' PWPi What’s a guy like me doing in a place like this. What would we do without them? (Without) ' ■V , 5 ' ;- ' ' ■■ First row (L-R)-Captams. Jim Kitchen, Larry Whitmire. Second Captains: Mildred Owen and Rhonda HaU. row: Ronnie Whitmire, Ray Myers. 45 Camellia Hensley and Shelton Escort Kenneth 1969 HOMECOMING COURT Mildred Owen and Escort Kevin 1 looper Eeona McCcdl and Escort l onN ' Idsher 47 Nina McCall and Escort Gary Aiken Kathy Wilde and Escort Pete Owen The Queen and Her Court Reign Debbie Wilson and Escort Ronnie Whit¬ mire Kathleen Queen and Escort Jimmy Fund- erburke 48 Cathey, Kathleen Queen Jimmy Funderburke bbie Wilson, Ronnie Whitmire, Hope Raxter, Billy Anders, Kathy Wilde Pete O™ MBdred Over Homecoming Festivities Hope Raxter and Escort Billy Anders Mabel Chapman and Escort Dennis Owen 49 a ' The Age of Aquarius” Flowers For “Honey” Oh! Won’t Henry be Surprised! 51 Highlights the Winter Season Judy Hogsed Patty Shelton Carolyn Duncan Kathleen Queen Suzie Nicholson, First Kunner-Up Gerenna Owen, Second Runner-Up 52 With Beauty, Music, Suspense The Court: (L-R)-Kathleen Queen, Gerenna Owen, Patty Shelton, Gayle Waldrop, Judy Hall, Suzie Nicholson, Camellia Hensley, Patty Chapman, Carolyn Duncan, Sandy Ramey, Nancy Waldrop, Kathy Wilde, Judy Hogsed, Sandra Owen. Sandra Owen Nancy Waldrop Kathy Wilde Patty Chapman 53 Laughter, Tears, and Pride Camellia Hensley Sandy Ramey Gayle Waldrop Judy HaU 54 Final Moments: Miss Oriole 1970, Judy Hall; Miss Oriole 1969, Linda Gillespie; Steve Fisher, Escort; Suzie Nicholson; Lynn Green, Escort; Gerenna Owen. Happiness is being “Miss Oriole. “Buttons and Bows”, Judy Morgan and Kenneth Shelton, provided entertainment during the Pageant. 55 Presenting MISS CHRISTMAS, 1969 Miss Christmas Court and Escorts: (L-R) Judy Hogsed, Herbert Owen; Barbara Galloway, Alan Gillespie; Deloris McCall, Ronnie Joe Owen; Carolyn Duncan, Tim Thorpe; Gerenna Owen, Wayne Wilson; Veda Morgan, Tim Warren; Hope Raxter, Kevin Hooper; Sandra Owen, Rex Galloway; Joan Lyday, Farris McCall; Judy Morgan, Furman Nicholson; Nancy Waldrop, Ronnie Anders; Nina McCall, Steve Whitmire; Cathy Shipman, Jim Williams; Carolyn Galloway, Dewey Long; Karen Sellers, Pete Owen; Stephanie West, Welch Shelton; Doris Robinson, Glen Ray Robinson; Lana Raxter, Dennis Owen. Judy Hogsed and Escort Herbert Owen Hope Raxter and Escort Kevin Hooper 56 And Her Court Judy Morgan and Escort Furman Nicholson Carolyn Gallowav and Escort Dcwev Long Syhia McCall, Miss Christmas of 1968, places the crown on Niini McCall, Miss Christ mas at t scorting Sylvia is Kenny Queen, and escorting Nina is Steve Whitmire ' . 1969. ADMINISTRATION. . A Difficult Position Well-Filled When asked what being principal meant to him, Mr. A. L. Warren replied: “Being a principal means a challenge, an in¬ spiration, an opportunity to help boys and girls magnify themselves and prepare for a full, significant and interesting life.” Mr. Warren has put his trust in the students this year by granting such privileges as “Hippie Day,” “Dress-Up Day”, and frequent pep rallies. The students and faculty deeply appreciate the concern Mr. Warren shows for each individual at Rosman High. Mr. Warren’s “girl Friday” is Mrs. Mary Jane Reese. Without “Jane,” Rosman High would never function as efficiently, nor would the of¬ fice be as pleasant a place to go. Mr. A. L. Warren, Principal 58 ii 1 FACULTY 59 I 1 Classes to Teach, Papers to Grade, Records to Keep Mrs. Thelma Bryson Guidance Mrs. Barbara Case Mr. William Cathey, Jr. Mrs. Sandra Cook Mrs. Lillian Cothran Mr. G. H. Farley Librarian Social Studies Science and Mathematics Science Industrial Cooperative Training Mrs. LaVerne Hogsed English Mr. Dwight Howell Business Education Mr. Jimmy Howell Physical Education Mrs. Elaine Hunter Business Education Mr. B. E. Keisler Agriculture Mrs. Kathleen Stocklen French “And don’t come back without a note.” “Mrs. Hogsed, have you heard the one about . . .” Activities to Sponsor, Students to Guide You can’t find a seat anywhere these days! I think we dropped it Will the bell euerring? Oh no, not again 61 I WHY? ‘Teaching, to me, means the enjoyment of working with young people and observing their prog¬ ress. The pride and reflected glory you receive when they succeed makes it worthwhile . . “As a teacher, 1 would like to help students to become aware of the world outside of Rosman, and help them reahze that through ed¬ ucation each could be of service in helping solve problems of the world . . “Although 1 often think of teaching in terms of long hours and hard work, 1 try never to forget the rich rewards that each student in his own way can give to me . . ‘There’s no hope for this bunch.” 62 CLASSES 1 vjSfP IP ; -; J-r .W • .r-:U -:i 63 FRESHMEN. . New Faces in Our Old Halls Freshmiin Class Ojficers: (L-R) Mrs. Kathy Stocklen, Sponsor; Judy Hogsed, Reporter; Troyce Chappell. President; Kevin Hooper, Vice President; Sammy Cathey, Treasurer; .Mr. Cathey and Mrs. Williams, Sponsors. Not pictured: Lester Fox, Secretary. Billy Barton Walter Brown Lynn Bullock Sammy Cathey Judy Chapman Mabel Chapman Marlyn Chapman Troyce Chappell Carol Coltrane Craig Crowe Charles Eubanks Paidette Fisher Tony Fisher Stanley Franks Barbara Galloway Rhonda Galloway Tony Gantt Kathy Green 64 Etelores Harrington Wanda Hartnup Ann Henderson Judy Hogsed Sharon Hogsed Kevin Hooper Ronald Hubbard Sandra Jones Sheila Jones Donald Kitchen Carolyn Lance James Lance Susie Mahoney Robert Mayer Deloris McCall Rickie McCall Sandra McCall Edward McKinney Spelhng test, next period? Um! I’m a dirty old man. Who? Doing what? 65 SheiTvin is “shook up Mixed Emotions Steve Miller Linda Moore Martha Orr Brenda O’Shields Louise Owen Michael Owen Gary Phillips Kelvin Phillips Davad Ramey Chan Raxter Gary Richey Benny Shelton Linda Shelton Patty Shelton Paul Shelton Sandra Shipman Sherwin Shook Danny Toole Ina Waldrop Kathy Waldrop Paul Wells 66 Which page are the comics on? Have you seen Herbert, Judy? Going up the down staircase? Famous beauty, Deloris, hides behind Foster-Grants 67 Leogy Aiken Boyd Barton Luke Brown Joyce Buerer Larry Bullock Freda Butler Alan Cassell William Cathey Rachel Clark Freda Conner SOPHOMORES are swimmers midstream . . . behind Dale Crowe Gayle Dills Martha Dodson Michael Dodson Carolyn Duncan Sophomore Class Officers: (L-R) Mrs. Cook, Sponsor; Mr. Tinsley, Sponsor; Steve Whitmire, Treasurer; Ralph Johnson, President; Weldon Whitmire, Vice President; William Cathey, Secretary; Janice Fisher, Reporter; Mr. J. Howell, Sponsor; Mrs. Hogsed, Sponsor. 68 Cathy Eubanks Geraldine Fisher Janice Fisher Jimmy Funderburke Evelyn Galloway Lynn Galloway Gary Gillespie Jimmy Hall Greg Hensley Cheryle Hinkle . is Freshmen newness - ahead Upperclassmen wisdom i Wayne Hinkle Virgil Hogsed Gai-y Holden Ralph Johnson Brandon Jones Erwin Jones Don’t worry, Susan, you won’t break the camera. “Romeos, Romeos, wherefore art thous?” Rose Jones Guy King Gay la Laman Dewey Long Elizabeth Mahoney Michael Mayer Edith Jo McCall Elva Mae McCall Jimmy McCall Patricia McCall Ronnie McCall Jean McNeely Phillip McKinney Ray Middleton Veda Morgan Douglas Nicholson Leroy Norton Kathy Orr Carrol Owen Hey! . . . We re bustin’ out at three. “Will music soothe the savage beast?” Good things do come in small packages! “Save three seats for me.” Dianne Owen Gerenna Owen Joan Owen Susan Pangle Sheila Phillips Berlis Powell Kathleen Queen Hope Baxter Jimmy Robinson James Singleton Sonja Stewart Frank Summey Connie Thomas Sandra Timis Steve Warren The strange case of Dr. Jekyll . . . and Mr. Hyde Does the food in the lunchroom drive you to this? Steve Whitmire Weldon Whitmire Helen Lowe I found it in my lunchroom soup. That’s two! 72 Junior Class Officers and Marshals Junior Class Officers: (L-R)-Mr. B. E. Keisler, sponsor; Nancy Waldrop, reporter; Mary Helen Huggins, sec.-treas.; Sandra Owen, president; Tim Warren, vice-president; Mrs. Lillian Cothran, sponsor. Junior Marshals: Standing (L-R)-Evelyn Beddingfield, Rita McCall, Cindy Gillespie, Nina McCall, Kathy Wilde. Seated: Mary Helen Huggins, Nancy Owen. 73 Gary Adcock Gary Aiken Billy Anders nervous butterflies before the Junior Play, and pride Penn Ashe Jim Barton Evelyn Beddingfield Anne Brown Janice Chapman Margaret Chapman Joe Collett Gaye Coltrane Larry Fisher Criss Galloway Gayleen Galloway Joyce Galloway “Pucker Power” 74 Rodney Galloway Allan Gillespie Cindy Gillespie a tangle of notecards and books for a term paper , Billy Griffin Faye Hager Dorothy Hogsed Mary Helen Huggins Debbie Jones Joan Lyday Vicky Mahoney Pam Matson Bill McCall Charlene McCall Donnie McCall Farris McCaU Man, this is the way to live. i 75 Marlene McCall Nina McCall Rita McCall the thrill and anticipation of ordering Senior rings . . . Laurel McKinney Judy Morgan Rita Morgan Butch Nelson Furman Nicholson Suzie Nicholson Jesse Owen Nancy Owen Ronnie Joe Owen Sandra Owen Linda Petit Billie Jean Powell The recipe calls for two rats tails, four bat wings. Hey, I think we’re being watched. Danny Powell Charles Pressley Dianne Reid the tiring hours and magic moments of the Junior-Senior I feel rather cornered. David Robinson Charles Shipman Sherlene Shipman Ronald Smith Brenda Snipes Nancy Waldrop Tim Warren Kathy Wilde Debbie Wilson Robert Vial Sheila McCall Retha Singleton “See no evil. Do no evil?” 1970 Honor Graduates: Standing (L-R)- Cecil Thomas, Gayle Waldrop, Judy Hall, Raymond Baker, Jane McCall, Lynn Green. Seated: Steve Owen, Rhonda Hall. Steve Owen, Valedictorian Rhonda Hall, Salutatorian Class of 70 Honor Graduates Five, ten, or fifteen years from now, what will the 1970 Seniors re¬ member about their high school days? When recalling our Freshman year, surely we’ll think of the variety of teachers we had for Enghsh and math. We’U smile as we recall Sophomore biology, with its horrible odors. Who didn’t find parts of dissected crea¬ tures in his locker or lunch tray? As bold Juniors, we ventured downtown, and usually got caught. We also struggled through our first term paper. Finally, we were Seniors — feeling very sure of ourselves. Feeling also a httle sad as we realized our school days were over, and our new roles as adults ready to demand our interest. J. W. Aiken Barbara Anders Wayne Ashe Raymond Baker Patty Chapman Elijah Dodson Elisha Dodson Dennis Eisher Now we can legally cross the street! Senior Class Officers: Mrs. Vera Taylor, Sponsor; Steve Whitmire, Vice President; Wayne Wilson, President; Patty Chapman, Secretary; Larry Whitmire, Treasurer; Mr. Dwight Howell, Sponsor. ■niwff i«yn WMinn ntutMr “Happiness is being a SENIOR” 79 We put away childish things . Lynn Green Judy Hall Rhonda Hall George Henderson and enter the adult world Camellia Hensley Jimmy Kitehen Eddie Laman Lester Lusk Can you guess which one is the thirty-year old housewife??? Dennis “Flowerchild” Fisher? Beeky Masters Jane McCall Leona McCall Sylvia McCall 81 Judi Morgan Ray Myers Dennis Owen Mildred Owen Steve Owen Sandy Ramey Lana Raxter Doris Robinson When ya gotta go, ya gotta go! Hurry boys I I think he is coming . . . 82 h, Steve, vou know that trout wasn’t that long. Steve and Lynn are a big help. You kick me one more time . . Look at me baby, look at me! Cecil Thomas Gayle Waldrop Stephanie West Larry Whitmire 83 Ronnie Whitmire Steve Whitmire Ginger Whitmire Mark Willis Look into my eyes A bit-a-honey Wayne Wilson Beauty . . . and the Beast 84 SENIOR DIRECTORY J. W. AIKEN F.F.A. 1, 2; Color Club 1; Wildlife 2; Library 1; Bus Driver 3, 4. BARBARA ANN ANDERS F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3; Color Club 2 3; Teacher Assistant 4; Journabsm 4; Red Cross 4. CHARLES WAYNE ASHE F.F.A. 1; Color Club 1, 2; Wildlife 1, 2; Library RAYMOND ELMER BAKER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President; Land Judging 2, 3, 4; Tool Identification; Beef Judging; Junior Marshal; Torch and ScroR Award 3. PATRICIA ANN CHAPMAN F.H.A. 1, Parbamentarian, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Red Cross 1; Cheerleader 3, 4; Miss Oriole Contestant 3, 4; Monogram 4; Color Club 2, 3; Library Club 2; Annual Staff 4. ELIJAH DODSON F.F.A. 1, 2; Color Club 2, 3; Library 1; Wildlife 1 , 2 . ELISHA DODSON Color Club 1; Wildbfe 2; Library 1. DENNIS OWEN FISHER Color Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 4, Vice-President; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3; Wildlife 1; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play; Parliamentary Procedures 1, 2, 3, 4; Beef Judging 2; Football 2, 3, 4. “Is that Coach Cathey coming?’ LEMUEL EVOY FISHER Library Club 1, 2, Vice-President; F.F.A. 1; Color Club 2, 3, 4; Wildlife 1, 2; Monogram 3, 4; Baseball 1; Football 1, 3, 4, Co-Captain. STEPHEN ROGER FISHER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Wildbfe 1; Color 2; Monogram 3, 4; Library Club 2; Junior Play 3; Bus Driver 4; Teacher Assistant 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain; Land Judging 3, 4. JOSEPH KISER FRANKS Wbdlife 3, 4, Vice-President 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; Dairy Judging 2; Junior Play; Senior Play. CAROLYN ANN GALLOWAY F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Color 2, 3; Library 1; Red Cross 4; Miss Christmas Court 1969; Office Assistant 4. ROBERT LYNN GREEN Wildlife 1, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Library Club 1; Library Assistant 1, 2, 4; Color 3; Torch and Scroll Award 3; History Award 3; Junior Marshal 3; Junior Play; Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Student Council 4. JUDY ANN HALL F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Beta 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Color 2, 3; Monogram 3, 4; Junior Marshal; Miss Oriole Court 3; “Miss Oriole 1970”; Torch and Scrob Award 3; Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Vice-Presi¬ dent; Library Assistant 4; Powder Puff 4. RHONDA CAROLYN HALL F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Parliamentarian 4; Red Cross 1; Beta 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Color Club 2; Monogram 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Student Working on the muddy Miss. Line. Cute, isn’t she, boys? 85 Council 1; Teacher Assistant 4; Junior Marshal; Math¬ ematics Award 1; Biology Award 2; Typing Award 3; Torch and Scroll Award; Annual Staff 3; Homecom¬ ing Court 1, 2, 3; Miss Oriole Contestant 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Powder Puff 4. GEORGE CLAXTON HENDERSON E. E.A. 1, 2; Dramatics Award 1; Dairy Judging 2; Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. CAMELLIA KAYE HENSLEY F. H.A. 3, 4; Library Club 4, President; Cheerleading 4; Senior Play, Miss Oriole Contestant 4, Homecoming Court 4. JIMMY LEWIS KITCHEN Color 3; Wildlife 1, 2; Monogram 3, 4; Library 3; Student Council 3, Treasurer; Glee Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, Best Back 4; Basketball 3, 4, All Tournament 3, Captain 4; Sophomore Class President, Junior Class President. EDDIE LAMAN Beta 3; Football 4. LESTER JACK LUSK Color Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 4; E.E.A. 1. MARILYN REBECCA MASTERS Red Cross 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Color Club 3; Library 2, 4; Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual 4. MARTHA JEAN McCALL (JANE) Beta 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library 4; Color 2; Drama 2; Red Cross 1; Freshmen Class Secretary; Miss Oriole Contestant 1; Cheerleader 2; Junior Play Cast. LEONA FLORENCE McCALL F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Color Club 3; Monogram 4; Journalism 4; Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3; 1970 Homecoming Queen. SYLVIA QUEEN McCALL F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Safe Drivers 4, Reporter; Color 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2, 4, Reporter 4; F.T.A. 3, President; Drama 2, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play Cast; Journalism 4; Miss Christmas 1967; Miss Oriole Contestant 2; Junior Superlative: Best Looking, Most Original. JUDI ANN MORGAN F.H.A. 1, 2; Red Cross 1, 4; Librai-y Club 2; Color Club 2; Library Assistant 2; Senior Play Committee. VERNON RAY MYERS E.E.A. 1; Library 1, 2; Color 2, 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4; Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Most Improved 3; Bus Driver 4. DENNIS OWEN E. E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; WRdlife 1; Color Club 3; Library 4; Tool Identification 1; Land Judging 3, 4; Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3; Junior Play; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3; Bus Driver 3, 4. MILDRED MAE OWEN F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Color Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Monogram 3, 4; Red Cross 1; Teacher Assistant 4; Annual Staff 3; Homecoming Court 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. WILLIAM STEVE OWEN Wildlife 1, 3, 4; Color 2, 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Library 3; F.T.A. 2, President; Junior Marshal; Torch and Scroll Award 3; Class President 1; Science Award 1; Student Council 1,2, 4, President 4; School pianist 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. SANDRA LEE RAMEY (SANDY) F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Songleader 4; Color 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, President 4; Safe Drivers Secretary 4; F.T.A. Vice-President 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Business Manager of Annual Staff 4; Teacher Assistant 4; Bus Driver 4; Office Assistant 4; Miss Oriole Contestant 4; Student CouncR Secretary 3; Junior Superlative: Most Dramatic and Wittiest. LANA MARIE RAXTER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Library 1, 3, 4; Color 2, 3; Red Cross 4; Junior Play prompter; Office Assistant 3; Miss Christmas Court 4. DORIS ANN ROBINSON F.H.A. 1; Color 2; Red Cross 4; Miss Christmas Court 4. KAREN LEONA SELLARS F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 4; Journalism 4; Miss Christmas Court 4, Basketball 1. KENNETH LEE SHELTON E.E.A. 1, 2, 3; Senior Play Cast. RUBY CATHERINE SHIPMAN Red Cross 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. Vice-President 1; Library Club 2; Color Club 2; Junior Play Committee; Glee Club 4; Miss Christmas Court 1969. RANDALL STAMEY Wildlife 1, 2, 3, 4; Library 1, 2; Color 3; Safe Drivers Vice-President 4; V.I.C.A. 3, Vice-President 4. CECIL THOMAS E.E.A. 1, 2, 3, President 4; Color Club 3; Wildlife 1; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 2, 3; Land Judging Team 2; Junior Marshal. GAYLE LEIGH WALDROP Dramatics 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Library Club 2, Secretary 4; Color Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, President 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play Cast; Bus Driver 4; Torch and Scroll Award 3; Junior Marshal; Miss Oriole Contestant 4. LARRY EDWARD WHITMIRE Wildlife 1; Monogram 3, 4; Color Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Teacher Assistant 1,2; Senior Class Treasurer; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 2; Basketball 3, Captain 4. RONNIE CHRISTOPHER WHITMIRE Library 1, 2; Color Club 3; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Wildlife 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, Captain 4. STEVE EUGENE WHITMIRE Library Club 1, 2; Wildlife 1, 2, 4; Color 2, 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Baseball 2; Football 3, 4. VIRGINIA C. WHITMIRE Red Cross 1, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Library Club 2, 86 4; Color 3; Annual Staff typist 4. STEPHANIE DIANE WEST Rod Cross 4; Miss Christmas Court 4. MARK EDWARD WILLIS Color Club 3; Wildlife 4; Library Assistant 4; V.I.C.A. CECIL WAYNE WILSON F.F.A. 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Wildbfe 1; Color Club 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Secretary-Trea¬ surer Freshmen Class; Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class; President of Senior Class; Land Judging Team 4, Tool Identification Team 1; Parliamentary Procedure Team 2, 3. 87 Faces in Our Crowd 88 VI ■� TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY 3 8079 1014 797 (, 1 1 i