Science Hill High School - Wataugan Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

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Left center: Those AL Wednesday morning f inspections Right center: Paying ' homage to the Hag , Bottom: The win- ning Toppers is if 5? f 3 ,, 's 1. I ,ff-avvsrmvarl -1.-5 I 'X K g-' 'A i A f' gm fi 1 Q -. f w , 3 2' QMS lvl' lv, J... w 4 -1.-.-.4 N- ' --:Y-.f -Y--Ant ,Y ,..1..LL:m , 1 lxifff ,Xjf J ,ff xnxx-- ., V XV.: A ' l N u Y , el X N, l . Q ai 5 ' 4 V ilu!! gsxkwm tMMWj,f-' -.. . .J 1 N I Top: The phenorne- nal success against the Panthers Left center: Baskets for the needy Right center: Spirited action of the Big Seven CHAMPS! Bottom left: Cupid,s Folly Bottom right: Gradu- ation ADMINISTRATIGN SENIORS UNDERCLASSES ACTIVITIES I ATHLETICS ADVERTISING ' . 7 E 9 Z ,. a 5 r l E 5 E i Y V3 T E f 2 R , f Q B S E 5 E 'V Q F 2 5 5? 5 2 I I E s 3 4 i i t I v 1 4i NZ , '4 ,, f f f, 0 , ? , ,J f ,ff f X f , 3 ff Q ' Vi, ,, ,H z,,f , g ' ,Mx VV x f , ,, ,, i 1 S X ! SUPERINTENDENT C. IIOWARD MCCORKLE, BS., MA Y ml 10 Tim 'ul Iv' JUN weeeque' PRINCIPAL SUPERVISOR DIR. GEORGE GREENNVELL MR. TERRELL PONDER B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. SCHOOL BOARD F ront row, left to right: IVIR. RICHARD T. IAIAEMSCH, JR. 3 INIR. VVILLIAM S. SELLSQ INIR. C PIOXVARD TIICCORKLE, Superintendent Second row: IVIR. JOHN SEWARDg DR. JOHN LANVSONQ BIISS VIOLA BIATHES, Secretary MRS. NAT T. SIZEMORE, Chaeirfnan: DR. E. T. BHADING, Vice-Chairman 11 239 FACULTY THOMAS BOLES BS., lW.lVIusic Ed.-llliisic MRS. DOROTIIY BOWMAN BS.-Typing, English GRACE BEATRICE BRADSIIANV B.S., M.A.-History IBIRS. SARAH BRADY Secretary to Principal . XJOHN A. BROYLES BS., lNI.A.-History, Baseball Coach J. F. COPP A.B.-Geometry MRS. MARY CROCKER BS., NIA.-English JOHN S. CULPEPPER, JR. Major I nfantry. A.B.-Jour- nalism, Rifle Team Advisor, MT I, BIT II LILA ROSE DENTON ' BS., M..A.-English WA ELIZABETH DYER Secretary to Superintenclent T. HOWARD DYER B.S., BTA.-Dean of Boys, Mathematics BOB EVANS BS., NLA.-Driver Education MRS. NAOM1 GILIJETTE Bookkeeper and Secretary EMORY HALE BS.-Health, Biology, Assist ant Football Coach IQENNETH R. IIEDRICK Master Sergeant, 111 T III In structor, Rifle Team Coach FACULTY MRS. MAJORY Z. HERRON B.S.-Bible, English MRS. CARRIE IIUDDLESTON A.B., B.S. in LS.-French MRS. GEORGIA HUFFINE Cafeteria Dlanager HATTIE HUNT BS., M.A.-Home Economics, Dean of Girls JUANITA JONES BS., M.A.-English MARTHA JONES B.S., MA.-Typing CECIL KING B.S., M.A.-I.C.T MRS. IVIARY KING B.A.-French ELVIN LITTLE B.S.-Boys, Gym, Sociology, Geography, Economics, Basket- ball Coach MRS. LOUISE LUNSFORD B.S., M.A.-English, Eco- nomics MRS. SELMA lNIALTSBERGER B.S., lVI.A.-English, Biology MRS. RUTH BICPHERSON BS., BIA.-Physics, Chemistry BIRS. DARIIENE OLSON BS., M.A.-Art, English DESSIE BIAUDE PAYNE B.S., B.S. in L.S., lVI.A.- Librarian LCOT PRESNELL BS., M.A.-Biology, Assisianzf Football Coach, Golf FACUL f .EQ U BIRS. JOSEPHINE PRESNELL B.S., lNI.A.-Physical Educa- tion, Intramurals ZEB PRESNELL BS., BI.A.-Chernistry PAULINE RITCIiTE BS., MA:-English NIRS. CHARLOTTE ROE BS., lNI.A.-Boolclceeping, Typ- ing, Shorthand BTRS. JOSEPHINE SCOTT BS., BI.A.'-Algebra, Plane Geometry u 5 NONA SILER A.B., lW.A.-.flrnerica,n H '1l.S'l0'I'flj Xxx ' 1 l xx l ,W T f,f-VI ' X NA' ,T ,al , XQEENEY SMALLNVOOD fl' BS., IVLA.-A,tl1.let1'c Direcfor N . T rrx Rl' X. fl' ,xy WN FRANK VPANNENVITZ X Y-FK BS., 1XI.A.-Student Guidance ,X FX 'aw kk, BTRS. ESTELLE THOMPSON jffmli., lVI.A.4S7JU'l1,i.S'll, Eco- ! if 'l'lli7l'1,1lC-S' T HV 1. K A lx XX nf! .,, 1 , 3 F KJ :KERMIT TIPTON BS., DLE.-Health, Head Football Coach CHARLES L. VVALLACE B.S., MA.-Shop, M echanrfcal Drawing BTRS. LOUISE WASI-IBURN B.A.-Latin, French VVARREN VVEDDLE B.S.lW. , lW.A.-Director of B and BTRS. DIANNE WNILSON Secretary Io M r. Ponfler JOE WOOD B .S.-A floaneefl Hlaih and Uni- fiecl Geometry EMM M Q. I I 7 X SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS 1 WAYNE OXENDINE. ........ Preszdent ICENNETH TURNEY. ...... Vice Po-eszdent SUSAN FEATHERS IVIIRIAM NIATTOX +24 16 +3- Secretary Treasurer CHERYL JUNE ADAMS Shorty . . . Yep, Fm, a senior this year: can't wait, un- till graduate! . . . Carfiend . . . A faithful friend is the medicine cy' llfe . . . Hrevity is the soul of wit. ALBERT LEE ALLEN Leo CSonnyl . . . He learned Latin: the language of wisdom . . . Here is a dear and true industrious friend . . . Ap- preciates beauty-especially in the opposite sex. HARRIET HOUSTON ATKIN S cz Babesu . . . Happy-go lucky . . . Tall and slim, shels afriend . . . There is a garden in her face, where roses and white lilies grow . . . Loves to be in on the DENNIS BANKS Dennis', . . . Dependability is the key to success . . . Once a gentleman, always a gentleman . . . Doesn't say much unless it's im portant. SENIORS eil 17 1-is M. DAVID ADAMS David . . . We grant, al- though he has much wit, he is very shy of using it . . . I try all thingsdacconiplish what I can . . . I think, therefore I ani, I think. DONNA LEE ANDREWS Shrirnp', . Quiet only when she's asleep . . . Filled to overflowing with kindness . . . Co. D . . . Bouncing curls and a cameo complexion. FRED W. BAILEY Rico' . . . Rejoice dear heartsl' . . . VVhat's the use of worrying-it is never worth while . . . Afun loving person . . . Manages that team pretty well, WAND A SUE BARHAM ulhICldCl7fL President . . . Thoughtful and courteous, capa- ble and dependable . . . uMay I learn to laugh quietly. GLADYS MARIE BARNETT Gladys', . . . Crazy as they come-hates to study . . . Life is too much fun to be sad . . . 100 words a minute-no typewriter! MARIA BARNETT Eppie . . . Great to look at-better to know . . . Watch that majorette strut! . . . Laugh- ter is the best medici'ne.,' fx DONNY SEYMOUR BATES Sachimo,' . . . Favorite sub- ject: girls . . . The eyes, those si- lent tongues of love . . . Oh, that blonde hair and sly grin . . . Con- genial personality. LEWIS C, BENNETT Lewis . . . Cheerful eo-op- eration-a good man to have, a- round . . . Who knows him knows afriend . . . Words of truth and rvisdom . . . Chivalroizs. SENIORS 18 22? JOHNNY BARNETT Big John . . . I have spent my life laborously doing nothing . . . His talents are more of the .silent class . . . A good naturefl lad. DANNY RUSSELL BATES Danny . . .A smile and a wink for everyone . . . Loves life with the exception of homework . . . Just at big tease. JACK BENNETT Jack . . . Some think the world is made of fun and frolic so do I . . . Live for the present: tomorrow is another day . . . A good sport. BARBARA JEAN BERRY Bubbles . . . Her heart is pursued by happiness . . . A dis- position bright and cheery: a ray of .sunshine when the day is dreary . . , Loves to laugh. MARYLYN BERRY Marylyn . . . Our Scottish lass . . . Ejfieieney and friendli- ness-incomparable traits . . . Co-editor of the Hilltop. BRENDA D. BLEVINS Brenda . . . Good nature is the beauty of the soul . . . Quiet voice, pleasant smiley this we like . . . Not a care in the world. MARY EARLE BOOZE lVIerle . . . She is serious, she is gayg shels a true friend all the way . . . Eyes that twinkle like stars, and a laugh that knows no end . . . Dramatic, ajeetion- ate, captivating. GARY LEON BOWMAN Tuffy . . . Never a dull moment when he's around . . . Future Sandy Nelson . . . His weakness-the ladies . . . Devil- ish. SENIORS 622 19 132' GEORGE KEN BIRCHFIELD Birch . . . Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- .siasm . . . Always jinds a silver lining . . . A man's first charac- teristic is his even temper. SHEILA LEE BOLDIN G Sheila,' . . . Talent and per- sonality make a winning comlri- nation . . . Our Junior June Taylor Dancer . . . Give us a yell, nowll' . . . llliss Cimtan, RICHARD D, BOUKNIGHT Biggen . . .When work and play collide, seek play and jiing work aside . . . I t takes a tall per- son to know whafs going on in this world . . . Nice fella. JAMES THOMAS BOWMAN J. T. . . .Once you've met him you'll never forget him . . . Character is higher than intellect . . . Blr. N. F. L .... White House, here I come Crunningj! VICTOR IRA BOYD View . . . Napotieon was short-but he conquered the world . . . His looks plus his personality make him a swell guy . . . Sponsors Attentionl' . . . M r. President. TIVIS JEFFERSON BROWNING, JR. Jeff , . . . The cheerful live lon est in our re ards . . . S irit tl 9 T7 that smiles at anything . . . Shows himself to be a gentleman . . . Likeable-Loveable!!! CAROLE BUN TON C'arole,' . . . I ask no onels opinion-I have a few of my own . . . Not a worry wrinkles her brow . . . Just being alive is fun . . . Teen Townfiend. ZELMA JEAN BUSKELL Angel,' . . . A cute girl- mighty keen is our newcomer . . . I f a good face is a letter of recom- mendation, a good heart is a let- ter of credit . . . A sincere friend . SENIORS ff if 20 BARBARA D. BRANSCOM Barb . . . l'm alittle dare- devilf, . . .Woman's honor is as nice as ermine . . . Life is not life at all without delight . . . Happiness is in action. TERESA GAIL BUCKNER Gail . . . Her f1ll'Llf7'6,.S' now planned, third finger left hand . . . A big cut-up . . . The hap- piest heart that ever beat . . . Life's one big laugh. JUDITH DIANE BURDICK Squirt,, . . . Don't be a stinker, smile! . . .Very short but filled to the brim with kind- ness for all who pass her way . . . A heart with room for every joy. REBECCA JANE BYRD Janie . . . Prefers TV to homework . . . Speech is great, but silence is greater . . . Tran- quil, pleasant, shy . . . Always merry everyday. RUTH ANN BYRD Ruthie . . . Sweet, thought- ful, and always thinlcing of others . . . Easy to get along with . . . Not too serious, not too gay, but she always has a pleasing way . . . Kindness is 'zvz'sdo'm. CAROLYN KAYE CAMPBELL Carolyn . . . A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance . . . Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows . . . Short and sweet. 1 L L Red . . . Here is a cheer a sal to a captain bold man of courage and z aith . . . Boun avy . . . e ., ' ords. JERRY LYNN CARPENTER .lerry,' . . . As merry as the day is long . . . Sineerity and understanding malce her a true friend to all who know her . . . Loves that little French poodle. SENIORS f 1 eg 21 ALFRED SADUE CAMPBELL, JR. Alfred', . . . What care I when l can be at rest, hill time, and take life easy . . . Be cheerful when youhre feeling low , . . Hale and hearty. MANUEL LEE CAMPBELL Arnold', . . . Golf is made for me . . . Ufisdom is knowing a lot to say but not saying it . . . An honest man is the noblest work cy' God. DAVID CARDWELL Driven . . . Ain't that weird . . . I judge people by what they might be . . . A very hind and trusty lad: you can tease him and tease him,' he never gets mad. ROBERT PH ILLI P CARR ulioscol' . . . A hunter not only for game but also for girls ... Sly as afoa: . . . There is nobility in the world of manners . . . Everybody loves a lover!! SANDRA KAYE CARRIER Sandra . . . She speaks that she knows and testifies that she has seen . . . Cheerfulness is an ojshoot of goodness and wis- dom . . . Oh-Those Saturday night parties. JOHNNY CHAPMAN Johnny . . . A cute guy with a smile for everyone . . . Ready to go anywhere, anytime . . . Knocks the girls out with one wink . . . Forever fun. KATHRYN MILLER CLARK Kathy . . . Lively and in- vigorating personality . . . Gay and fun-loving-necessary quali- ties of enjoyment . . , Cheerful- ness is an essential part of her likeable personality. PATRICIA ANNE COLE Pat . . . A good student destined to go far . . . Kind words are the music of the world . . . Calm, serene, inclined to take things easy. SENIORS ff eil 22 its T ANTONIO CASAS, JR. Tony . . . First Cuban in S. H. H. S .... A smile is the same in all languages . . . The mildest manners and the gentlest heart . . . Tony, we're glad to have you with us. SARAH ELIZABETH CHENEY Cheney . . . A big interest in E. T. S. U.! . . . The laughter of a girl is and ever was among the delightful sounds of the earth . . . The worldls most explained to person. NANCY JANE CLAWSON Clancy', . . . Eager to laugh but slow to complain . . . Witty and charming, rare as a pearl, never before has there been such a girl! . . . WlL6T6,S Dale??? .IQ ,-X' HARRX 'COOK ie . . . lllr. ' uard . . . A'man o a hoursg i. e., ready for anything . . . Take life easy and you'll enjoy it . . . A true ideal of good sportsmanship. MARTIN NELSON CROOK, JR. Nelson . . . Blanners make the man . . . Friendly way and engaging grin Q with head to hold, with heart to win . . . A sound mind. CHARLOTTE RUTH CRUTCHER C'rushable', . . . The heart that gives, gathers . . . Bubbling over with personality . . . Beauti- ful blonde hair with sparkling brown eyes . . . Our Foggyy' Captain. LINDA SUE CURTIS Linda . . . Deceivingly quiet, polite, and nice to know . . . Never in despair . . . Good nature is the very air of a good mind. LINDA JO DOSS Linda . . . lhfischievous- ness plus . . . She likes to laugh! she likes to jokeg to lighten the life of other folk . . . Vivacious, independent and unconcerned. SENIORS I I ,, K 2 eil Q . LARRY WAYNE CROWE Scarecrow . . .lllischievous as they come . . . Quiet but never idle . . . Surely doesn't like school! . . . Look out you big wide world, here I come. JOAN CURTIS Joan . . . Her dancing eyes and sparkling wit create a per- fect classmate . . . Joan we sel- dom know is near but to those who know her, she's aufully dear, SAMMY DEEN Shaheen . . . He's a rebel . . . Big husky tackle . . . lily only books are girls and folly is all they've taught me.', . . . Al- ways has a sharp comment. MARTHA JANE DOYLE ZlIartha . . . She works hard and accomplishes much but al- ways has time for fun . . . Sweet friend and hard to beat . . . Vi- tality is the spice of life. BARBARA GAIL DUNAVEN T Gail . . . Bliss llfajorettel' . . . Giggle, giggle, giggle! . . . A happy life consists in the tran- quility of mind . . . Active na- tures are rarely melancholy. JAM ES FLOYD EDGEMON Edge . . . lllr. Physics . . . Good disposition . . . An inno- cent charm, a mischievous gr-in. lVe wish every boy were just like him! PEGGY ANN ENSLEY Peggy', . . . Jal1l1er,jal1ber, jabber . . . .lolcing and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utility . . . lllirth, with thee I mean to live. GARY FAIR Gary . . . Fun, frolic, and cares are theren . . . Tall and thin, that's Gary Lynn . . . H appy am I ,' from care I lmfreef W' hy aren't they all contented like me? SENIORS ei? 24 T MACK EADS Hlllacl' . . .Always in a daze . . . His eyes reflect friendship and fun . . . Sincerity is the very foundation of character . . . Our dependable Colonel. WARREN L. ELROD Butch . . . If foolishness could turn to knowledge-he would graduate from any college . . . Never do more than you have to . . . A nice big smile for every- one. JACK A. ESTES Tony Chiltonn . . . Before you are a great oalc tree, you have to be a nut like me . . . In life there is always time for courtesy . . . His place would be hard to fill CLARA MAE FANN Clara,' . . . No slay is heavy if the heart is light . . . Nothing endures but fine qualities . . . A good disposition I far prefer to gold. SUSAN LEE FEATHERS Sz1san . . . uSpas . . . A traveling gal with an accumulated accent . . . W'e've learned to love you, queen rj girls . . . Diligence personlfed. MARILYN JANE FIELD llIar1'lyn . . . California, here I cornell' . . . The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind, the wisest books . . . The ladder of .success is never crowded at the top . . . Edits the Hilltop with blarylyn. ELIZABETH ANNIS FOXX ,ij Betsy . . . Vivacious, red haired, and unusual personality . . . Dull as Christmas and nutty as afruit cake . . , A chemical compound of uncertain boiling point . . . Her individualism shines. ELIZABETH N. GABBERT Betty', . . . Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace . . . A sweet tem- per is to everyone about, as sun- shine is to trees and flowers . . . Friendly. SENIORS 425 25 RICKY PRICE FERGUSON ulticlcu . . . A man's own manner and character is what most becomes him . . . Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why pay the higher price? . . . Go- getter. GARY W. FISHER l Sarge . . . Keeps the study hall in an uproar . . . President of the Syndicate . . . Worlf fasci- nates meg in fact l could sit and stare at it all day. F fs' fel DEAN FRANKLIN Frankie , . . Live for the present: tomorrow is another day . .V . Her deeds speak for herself . . . Her heart is as kind as her young eyes. VICTOR GARB ER View . . . There is never any work done when hunting season opens because my mind is on one thing thenl' . . . He seeks the ill will of no one . . . I t is good to be truthful and dependable. MARGARET ANN GASTEIGER Ann . . . Neat in appear- ance, gay in spirit . . . What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness . . . Marches to the music of the D and B. CAROL MARIE GIBSON Caroly' . . . Not too short, not too tally a carefree girl liked by us all . . . Likes to dance . . . Clothes made to suit her. PAUL RICHARD GOODE Dick . . . Very early I per- ceived that the object of life is to grow . . . Basketball in his blood . . . Go get ,em . . . Life lived for a good time. CAROLYN DIANE GREENE Diane', . . . Around she goes with a twinkle in her eye and with a cheery Hello . . . My first love: ice cream . . . Loyal, warm and understanding . . . Co. C out up. SENIORS Q35 26 23? REBECCA MAE GENTRY Becky . . . Her fingers shame the ivory keys, they trip so lightly on . . . Tons offun . . . Diligence is the mother of good fortune. ANN WRENN GILLIKIN Gilly . . . Life is not so short that there is time for cour- tesy . . . .Pretty clothes is her hobby . . . Always a word for everyone. SUSAN GRAYBEAL Susan', . . . Keeps the li- brary in shape . . . Candid and natural . . . Future lab techni- cian . . . Virtue is the perform- ance of pleasant actors. NORMA JEAN GREENE Hugg,' . . . I hate nobody, I am in charity with the world . . . A rhapsody of words . . . Organ melodies . . . Co. B captain. DALLAS GREER Goat,-' . . . I am what I am and that is all that I am, but not all that I want to be . . , Men who know much say little . . . ltls impossible to please the world, so I'll please myself. JOHN DAVID HALL Hog . . . Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing right . . . As changeless as Heaven . . . Leaves behind footprints on the sands of time. SHARON JEAN HAMBY Sharon,, . . . Her warm, friendly ways make knowing her worthwhile . . . Fair words never hurt the tongue . . . Today a stu- dent, tomorrow a nurse, YVONNE HANCOCK Bonn . . . From the heart rj Dixie . . . Delightful, carefree, and good looking . . . Cheerful- ness when you're feeling low . . . Dark hair and mysterious eyes. SENIORS 'bs S1P-wi when 1 ff I ' 27 Er TOMMY B. HAGER Shag . . . Every man is volume-if you know how to read him . . . W' ith a pleasant person- ality, heart and smile . . . Good Goshu . . . Baseball is his game. LINDA LOU HALL Lindon . . . The best place to hnd a helping hand is at the end 'of her arm . . , Active natures are rarely melancholy . . . Be happy and go lucky. JUDY LOUISE HAMPTON Judy . . . Coal black hai-r and dark brown eyes . . . Women are meant to be loved-not under- stood . . , Fond of animals- especially a Rabbit . GWENDOLYN GENE PEERY HARDISON Gwenl' . . . I3onjou-r' . . . I hasten to laugh at everything . . . Has an artist's touch with a pen . . . A peaches and cream com- plexion . . . Co. A angel. SHARON ROSE HARVEY Shari . . . Cute girl with a cute personality to match . . . She that was ever fair and never proudg had tongue at will, and yet was never loud . . . Pretty blue eyes. PEGGY JEAN HENSLEY Peggy . . . Silence is gold- en,' l'll never be rich . . . Her motto.' worry is a waste of time . . . The unremovable smile. JUNE HILL Junie . . . She is as con- stant as the northern Star . . . The cheerful live longest in our re- gards . . '. Dynamite comes in small packages . JANICE CAROLYN HOLDEN Jan , . . Always keep a smile on your faceg thatls the way to be happyv . . . Quiet and re- served . . . Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent or of character. SENIORS wnuonuaii Q 1 J as 28 is MARTY RAY HENDERSON IlIarty,' . . . The more I ar- gued the more I was convinced I was right . . . Race car addict. . . The world was his home: man- kind was his friend. FRED EUGENE HICKS Fred,' . . . To speak as the common people do, to think as wise men do . . . Like a steeple- chaser, meant for higher things . . . A romantic puzzle. NANCY D ORENE HISEY Dorene,' . . . Next to excel- lence is the appreciation of it . . . A Rainbow', in the storms of life . . . The understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. LINDA CHERYL HOLTZSCLAVV Cheryu . . . Lieutenant Uolo- nel . . . A lovely girl is above all ranlr . . . Dainty sneezes . . . An unforgettable smile, a cheering word, and forever a friend. I ELLA KAY HOLYFIELD Kay,' . . . A skillful blending of beauty, poise, and intelligence . . . There was a star that danced and under it she was born . . . Her favorite back is Neo? SANDRA MARIE HOUSTON Sandy . . . It is no matter what you do if your heart be true . . . Restless feet on a polished floor . . . perky redhead. GEORGE E. HUFF, JR. Eddie . . . Why worry, things are bound to happen any- way . . . A real man is he whose earnestness is part of himself . . . Live while you may, you happy one. N ORMA H YATT Norm,' . . . I want to be a Rambling Roseln . . . If you have something to be done, ask some- one else. I'm busy! . . . Ha-S' pleasant personality, heart, and smile. SENIORS +21 29 its BRENDA SUE HON EYCUTT Red', . . . There's more strength in a true heart than a walled city . . . Live, live, live, life is for living. CAROL ANN HOWARD Carol Annn . . . Fair and fine is sheg like her none other will ever be . . . Those 'move easiest who have learned to dance . . . Sweetheart ofthe Key Club. LINDA KAY HYATT Lindam . . . She who sows courtesy reaps friendship . . . A lover of batons and majorette boots . . . Living requires but little lifeg doing requires much. MICHAEL ORIS HYDER Alike . . . Alike is an ora- tor, and really quite well read, he argues every day in class, on any- thing that is said . . . Diligent, skill ful, and rhetorical. ALBERT JUNIOR JARNAGIN Albert,' . . . Everything comes to those who waitg there- fore why should I hurry? . . . Leave him be as he is, he needs no alterations . . . He never speaks unless he has something impor- tant to say. ROSEMARY JOHNSON ltose'm.ary . . . Her care was never to ofend, and every crea- ture was her friend . . . The fa- vorites of fortune are born clzeer- ful . . . The very pineapple of pol ifeness. CARLETON ALLEN JONES Cotty,' . . . To take things easy as they be, that's my philo- sophy . . . lllisohievous person- ality and an independent spirit . . . Liked by us all! . . . Iflfell known with the mention of foot- ball. JIMMY REEVES KING UB. A. . . . He is here to add what he can, not to take what he can from life . . . He goes through the day without a care . . . Could hit a dime in mid-air. SENIORS .MKV 'WWW , w , Q26 30 lie ee, f af TED LEWIS JILTON JR., Yogi . . . A bit of mischief, an innocent look put Ted in the history books . . . Man is made the master of his fates . . . Though this be madness, there's a method in it. RALPH BU FORD JOHNSTON Ralph' . . . There is a little mischief in all of us, but he has more than his share . . . He who broke no promise, gained no enemy, and lost no friend . . . A fun-loving daredevil. LORA KATHERYN KINCH Kay . . . Striking looks with personality to match . . . Those beautiful big brown eyes, that never miss a thing . . . Life is a puddin' full o' plums. DOROTHY SUE LAFOLLETTE Dottie', . . . Likes home- making . . . Blonde hair that can befized in any style . . . Notes of gladness surround her . . . Big wheel in F. H. A. .? AMBERT A Ricky . . .A true Soutliem. gentleman . . . Knowledge is in- deed that which raises one man above another . . . The perception of fllf? CQlDiC.is a tie of sympathy with all men. they ROBERT LESTER LEWIS Bohn . . . Drum Illajor . . . He has a gallant air ne'er he I ack a lady fair . . . His veryfoot has music in it . . . The will to do and the soul to try. JAMES C. LONON Sunny . . . Silence is a true friend that never betrays??? . . . To good and evil equal bentg he's both a devil and a saint . . . As- sistant Drum M ajor. DON LYON Don . . . No man is happy who does not think himself so . . . Silence is one of the best charac- teristics of manliness . . . Good fortune awaits the desermng. SENIORS eil 31 its LYNN DAVID LANG Lynn . . . A dancing genius must be born: he can never be taught . . . Footloose and fancy- freeg always out on the town . . . A man sees as much as he ought, not as much as he can. SARAH LONG Sarah . . . Music is well said to be the speech of angels . . . When words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain . . . A blend of dependability and intelli- gence. rdf PHIL HARDING LOVE , Phil . . . I try to rnalce the most of all good things that come my way . . . I will be afriend to allv . . . A loyal, just, and up- right gentleman . . . Charlie Wong. KENNETH CARL LYON Ken . . . In spmng a young manls fancy lightly turns, and turns, and turns . . . You lcnow 1'm good . . . Sings from morn- ing till night . . . Teacher staller. NANCY JANE MAHON EY Jane,' . . . There is a real charm about her, never forgotten . . . Never think of the future, it comes soon enough . . . A whirl- wind wrapped in a fancy pack- age. DAWN MARICLE Dawn', . . . Just enjoy the world and all it brings, why clut- ter your life with trivial things . . . I have learned in whatsoever state l am, therewith to be con- tent. PATRICIA ANNE MATTHEWS PamU . . . Blushing is the color of virtue . . . A peppy girl with lively eyes . . . That innocent expression! . . . A personality twice her size. BEULAH DEAN MAYS I3eula,h', . . . Her mild good nature and love of fun have made her well-liked by everyone . . . A smile sincere for all who come her way . . . Full of action. SENIORS ,WWI r O ' swf , W! 0 i , ff f -if 32 JOHN R. MALLONEE John', . . . There should be more lilce him . . . Never do to- day what you can do tomorrow or better than that next week. . . . He lives to build and not to boast. SANDRA KAYE MARTIN Sunnie . . . A laugh is worth a thousand groans . . . Well, you ain't heard nothin' yet folks' . . . Does everything in slow motion . . . Welcome is our newcomer. MIRIAM DEAN MATTOX Deane', . . . Never hurries, never worries, but she gets there just the same . . . Dark-haired and fascinating to the eye . . . This is a perfect lady . . . D. B.'s loss-Science H1'll's gain. JEAN MEN Y Jean . . . A relaxed smile is as contagious as a yawn . . . Ever cheerful and ever ready to lend a helping hand . . . Learn the luxury of doing good. JOAN LESLIE MILLEN Joan . . . Vivid indi'vz'dual- ity and saucy mischievousness 'make her an interesting person . . . Teller ry' good jokes . . . Clowns all the time . . . Part Tuvalu TOMMY MILLER Tommyl' . . . A shy manner does not hide his sunny disposi- tion . . . The things he can't do are not worth doing . . . KDB- 1268, thatls my C. H. Numberf' GEORGE A. MONROE Lefty . . . He look.s the whole world in the face . . . School breaks up my whole day! . . . Friends, Romans, and Country- men, lend me your girls. JAMES E. MOORE Jimmy,' . . . Friendship im- proves happiness . . . A man of hope and a forward looking mind . . . Life is a pleasant in- stitution, let us take it as it comes. RALPH EDWARD MILLER Hollywood . . . I have had a short stay, but I have enjoyed it very much. . . . A professor of ready laughter and mischievous wit . . . Happy, speedy, and con- fident. THOMAS GARY MON CIER 1Wonci . . . A gay compan- ion, always friendly and cheerful . . . Genius is the capacity for evading hard work . . . ,M y size cannot lessen my thoughts. EVELYN SHARON MOODY SharonU . . . She who is con- tent can never be ruined . . . An individual in herself of a jovial nature . . . A cheerful heart of purest gold. INIICHAEL DUDLEY MOORE Mike . . . The two studies he likes best ry' all, the hearts of girls andfootball . . . Lifefsfinesl and most interesting qualities all rolled into one . . . Clean Charac- ter. SALLY MOORE 'Poodles . . . Behind her quiet and unaffected ways lies a warm and .sincere heart . . . A faithful friend in the medicine of life . . . How sweet and gracious even in common speech. MARY ELIZABETH MOSS 'Uwoosel' . . . Good will is her motto-in other words, she's just plain swell . . . Hearts like hers are made to bless . . . Hello Dere . JUDY ANN MURRAY Judy . . . Good words are worth much and cost little . . . Nothing takes the place of having fun, does it? . . . Life is short and so am I . LINDA JOANN MCGHEPI 1VIcGoo . . . Never under- estimate the power of a woman . . . Refreshing frankness-a quality admired by all. . . Co. A , . . Talks a mile a minute. SENIORS 1 2 9109 Knew 46 ,G ., gpg ,Qu S41 .VX , gg! 1 X QQ f NWN' l' yr , ref l I' 5 4 4 KYLE HOUSTON MORELL Zoom,' . . . Competent, eji- cient, and outstanding . . . A wisecrack malces a weighty sub- ject lighter . . . llfercury, God of Speed . . . Selma's sweetie. KENNETH H. MOULTON Ken', . . . His understanding nature makes him a congenial friend . . . lllerrily, merrily, shall I live now . . . A good jest forever. MICHAEL E. MCCRACKEN Alike . . . True goodness springs from a man's own heart . . . One who can see the brighter side of the picture and take time outfor fun . . . A cheering word. JOHN DICKS MCKELL, JR. Dicks . . . One who never turned his back, but marches ever forward . . . Happiness seems made to be shared . . . Whatever he did, was with so much ease in him alone 'twas natural to please. T NANCY CAROLE MCKENZIE Nancy . . . Just call me Duncan . . . Blest with that charm, thef ce'rtaz'nty to please. . . Peace along 'witlzl happiness is eternal . . . Company 13. JOE OAKS Joe,' . . . Happiness is a good that nature sells us . . . This lzfe is jolly . . . A hot-rodder . . . Cheerful and lots offun, too. SHARON PATTERSON Sharon . . . In quietness and confdence shall be your .strength . . . I f there were many like her, the stools of halos would run out . . . The life of action is nobler than the world rj thoughts. RONALD E. PELFREY Ron . . . A thorn in the side of the opposition . . . An athlete, a lover, and a man . . . Strong im- pulses are another name for energy. SENIORS Week Y wefgwy, X 1 MQ , 1 ,f 'N iw, -:Sf 35 32+ REBECCA MCKINNEY Becky . . . The countenance is the portrait of the mind . . . She doeth little lcindnesses which most leave undone . . . Happiness exists in activity. WAYNE OXENDINE Budl' . . . Superlative grades and athletic ability . . . Purpose is what gives life meaning . . . No task becomes so difficult that he can't meet it with a grin . . . Boy!! I sure wish June would hurry and come. ROY PAYNE Biggen . . . A man of sports, manners, and morals . . . His character is the result of his conduct . . . BMUFF Qliig .Wan on Football Fieldl. JOSEPH M. PEOPLES Joe . . . Loves his leisure . . . I am master ofmyfate . . . If it isn't amusing, I'rn not inter- ested . . . Not in sympathy with homeworlr. PATRICIA KAREN PETERSON Patty .... I ollity and -friendliness only partially des- cribe her good nature . . . She's all my fancy painted her: she's lovely: shels divine . . . More fun than a barrel rj monkeys. BILLY GORDON PILKINGTON Billy . . . All things come 'round to him who will but wail . . . Full ry' manly pride and friendship . . . Earnestness com- mands the respect of mankind. STANFORD J. POTTER Jerry' . . . lt's beenreal, EVEN! . . . Interest in foot- ball . . . Nothing is more be- coming to a man than courage and forbearance . . . Manners as one seldom sees. FRANCES SYLVIA RICH Frances,' . . . Spontaneous combustion-laughter that spreads like wildfire . . . God gave her youth, God gave her love, no more can be desired . . . There be none of beauty's daughters with a magic like thee. 'f ewwwmdyf ' , 1 SENIORS HM Y , -:Sf 36 33+ JOHN CLIFTON PHILLIPS, II K'John . . . As long as we're here, we may as well enjoy lifel' . . . Our character is our will, for what we will we are . . . A spe- lunlcer himself. PATRICIA KAREN PITTS Patti', . . . J-rah, C-rahl! . . . Sho' can water slci . . . She's the life of the party wher'er she may be . . . She has so many friends that she uses a filing system. DOUGLAS PHILLMORE RANSHAW Squid,, . . . Be happy while you're young is the slogan of life . . . A clear conscience is a sure card . . . Worry kills more people than bullets, so why worry? JANE PEGGY RINER Peggyu . . . First year on the Hill,' . . . It is work which gives flavor to life . . . Success to the strongest, who are always, at last, the wisest and best. BRENDA GAIL ROBERTSON Brenda . . . The smile that u'on't come ojf . . . Life is a jest and all things shou' it: I thought so once but now l know it. DONNA KAYE ROSE Donna,' . . . Your pretty eyes have endless depths of blue . . . As likeable as a teddy bear . . . That alluring alto 'voice . . . A flower worthy cj paradise. SANDRA GAI L ROWLAND Sandra . . . Truth here has a quiet home . . . The most use- less day of all is those in which we have not laughed . . . True blue never stains. BOB SATTERFIELD Bob . . . Only one love have I . . . No evil lives in my heart .. . Conseientious worker . . - Grease Monkey . . . I ash to know. SENIORS Q25 37 Es X 1' Us I Xll RICHARD J CKSON ROI Rielcl' . . . Wonder what he'll do next . . . Brown hair and devilish eyes with a manner handsome and wise . . . Looks at the brighter side. XXX V S JAMES EDWARD ROWLAN D DIL Ed . . . No man is born without ambitious desi-res . . . Our thoughts and conduct are our own . . . Character is what you are in the dark. JAMES FRANKLIN SANDERS K'.lay CCallzounH . . An in- spiring strength of character . . . He who excels in many things obtains from life the best it brings , . . l'Vit enlightens the in- tellect . . . N r. Touchdown. CAROLYN ANN SATTERFIELD Carolyn . . . The glory of gladness within . . . Never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles you . . . She's got a srnile that's hard to beat. ANNE ELIZABETH SCHOLL Annie', . . . Patience is the art of hoping . . . A soul as white as Heaven . . . Always there . . . We see not half the charms her modesty conceals . . . A Fella friend. .IANICE SHELL Janice , . . Stillness of a person is a single mark of good breeding . . . lt is the tranquil people who accomplish much . . . To speak her good, there is no- thing more to say. BRENDA SHIPLEY Brenda . . . Twinkling eyes and a big smile . . . Non- sense, when earnest, sometimes takes you in . . . Flutters those long eyelashes. JOHN KENT SHUMATE Kent,' . . . Keeps things going . . . His popularity is at- tributed to his dry wit . . . Always keeps you guessing . . . Always rises to the occasion. SENIORS f' 4215 38 E+ oi PATRICIA ANN SHARPE Patsy', . . . She who is a friend has friends . . . A mixture of good traits make her a vivid personality . . . A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. RENEE SHELTON Renee,' . . . Hard worker in F. H. A .... The true measure of lrfe is not length, but honesty . . . Pretty red hair. WALTER JACK SHOWMAN Jach,' . . . Nothing passes without his remarking on it . . . Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society . . . Good counsel has no price. ROSEMARY SILER Rosen . . . Fashion de- signer's dream . . . Her virtues are manyg her faults are few . . . A rose in a garden of beauty . . . A merry Major. MARGUERITE VIVIAN SLADE Penny', . . . Swinging legs and fluttering eyelashes . . . Her corwcientiousness and willing- ness will bring success . . . A n enth'usiastz'c worlcer. STEPHEN ORR SPURRIER 0rr', CGunnerD . . . Home- town Hero . . . Ainlt misbehavin' . . . Glory is the true and honor- able -recompense of gallant ac- tions . . . Our All-State quarter- back. JUDITH DIANNE STEELE Di . . . A mild and cordial manner . . . Beautiful thoughts make a beautiful soulg a beauti- ful soul makes a beautiful face . . . Wofrlcing for a llI.R.S. degree. LYN NIS CAROLE STOUGHTON I41nnis . . . True enjoy- ment comes from the activity of the mind . . . I n every sorrowing soul I poured delight of joy . . . Dear Abby ll. SEINVGRS eil 39 Ee KATHERINE ANN SPRADLIN Kitty . . . Energy and per- sistence conquer all things . . . A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature . . . No other love have I -Bill! 'l CAROLYN SUE STATEN Susie,' . . . Favorite pas- time: Talking . . . Beneficent of mind . . . Her black eyes are stars of twilight fair . . . That slow drawl. ' JAMES STEWART Jimmy', . . . Famous name . . Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry . . . A good mind possesses a king- dom. GARY LYNN STUMP Gary . . . Ifyou are happy, that's all that matters . . . Tight traclc shoes, loose shoe laces . . . A mile a minute is a good speed, but a smile a minute gets more action. ROSEMARY ANN TESTER Rosemary,, . . . Shining with justice and truth . . . She may be quiet now, but wait until you know her . . . May I leave everyone with a srnile.' THOMAS WALTER THOM PSON K' Tommy . . . Pure rebel . , . Bly idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me . . . Worlrl's champion hot rorlrlcr . . . Georgia Techlv M OS T loyal fan. BRENDA JILL TRIVETTE Trivv . . . lioafl Runner . . . Always a crazy com-ment and then a smile . . . To be born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. KEN N ETH TURNEY Tex . . . Tea: is the funny one of the bunch-he clowns through classes, assemblies and lunch . . . Just one of the fellas . . . He wilt give the devil his due. SENIORS 1--wwf -225 40 is O1 SHERRI BEWLEY THOMPSON Sherri Lynnv . . . With a feather constantly tickling her funny bone . . . Genuine and in- nocent wit is the jtavor of the mind. . .Just like a self-winding watch, she never runs down. WILLARD LARRY TIPTON Choo', . . . life and you, babe . . . Dark and cute, quite the man about town . . . One of our State Charnpsn . . . Big wheel in the Key Club. i GRANT U. TRIVETT Grantn . . . Laughing and gay, he brightens the day . . . VVill and intellect are one and the same thing . . . Toil is the true lcnight's pastime. CARROLL PHILLI1' VANCE lilo . . . Blessed with a re- freshing personality and a gen- uiness that cannot be surpassed . . . An outstanding leader with the clesirecl qualities that make a man. JUDITH ANN WALTER Judith . . . Good humor may be said to be one ofthe very best articles of dress one can wear in society . . . Breaks the -rule, she has brains and personality. RONALD WEBB Ulfonaldn . . . Being quiet doesn't mean that one's dull . . . The good are always the hap- piest . . . Footballfan . . . A hero in the quietest manner. MICHAEL KEITH WHISENANT Keith . . . God give me hills to climb and strength for climbing . . . I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience . . . Sharp- shooter. DIANA WHITE lVhitey . . . Never know what she,ll say next! . . . Care- free and happy . . . Perl and perky . . . A real gone kid . . . Lighthearted living . . . Energy to burn. SENIORS +22 41 its ELIZABETH ESTALENE WARD Liz,' . . .Natural . . . What a case I am! . . . Opinionated . . . Petite and sweet . . . Is it true that blonds have more fun? . . . Just a happy, smiling, carefree girl. JO ANN WEST Jo Ann . . . Good nature like a bee collects honey from every bud . . . Easy to know, easy to like . . . Blessed are the joy makers . . . Pleasing pleasant- ness. ANN MAUREEN WHISMAN W'his . . . Neatness is the crowning grace of womankinrl . . . Her sparkling sayings bubble np as from natural fountains . . . Constant chatter and laughter . . . LAYTON FRANCIS WIDNER Tanker . . . I am born happy every morning . . . One of our loyal band members . . . Fun loving youth . . . Likes to work on cars. FRED WILLINGHAM W'illie,, . . . As upright as the cedar . . . A little bit of mis- chief never hurt anyone . . . I see the right, and I approve it too . . . Lover of football. PATRICIA LOU WILSON Pat . . . Laughter holding both her sides . . . Her voice is soft and pleasant to hear . . . Loves ol' English literature and the Atlantic M onthlyn. VICKI SUE WINTERS Vic . . . Ufhat goes on in that brain? . . . My heart is like a singing bird . . . Always up to something . . . Likes banana milkshakes, ICE J ENNIN S WOFF Fa Fa , . . A natural beauty all her own . . . A giggle like Prissy', that we all adore . . . A smooth, dark complexion . . . Nothing yet has been ma to lj surpass her . . . Companv C cutie. SENIIORS eif' 42 F36 MIRIAM KAYE WILSON HM. Kaye . . . Peppy, frolicsome, and sweet, she's got a smile that's hard to beat . . . M o- nopolizes the party line . . . snappy as a snail. WILLIAM DOUGLAS WILSON Wilson', . . . A woman- hater-he hates to leave them . . . The pivoting center on our bas- ketball team . . . He has a future before him. MILB ORN FRANK I , I N WISIAION ltusty,' . . . M ischief with an understanding nature . . . The gods save the good-I'm taking care of myself . . . Adds sparkle to every crowd. MYRA JANE WOODRUFF Janie . . . She who proves lLe eMable is the back- bone of us all . . . To live I adore: to study I abhorl . . .S9he's gonna' go a lon way. V J, NU QDQM W o L M! MARIE ELLEN IYORKINIAN Squirt', . . . This ue must say: none is as guy . . . Subtle humor that knows no end . . . Always -ready with afavor . . . A still and quiet conscience. BRENDA KA Y YOUNG Brenda . . . Her quietness is one of her virtues . . . Knowl- edge comes, but wisdom lingers . . . A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. SEN ORS J UDITH LEE YEISER Judy,' . . . Ajolly nature-a sports fan-bubbling with vi- tality . . . Keeps the Hill,' rocking . . . Never over-looked and never overlooks . . . Every- body Y ELLU. LINDA ANN ZION Scar-leg . . . She's always bright and gay and wears a smile the live-long day . . . The most generous people are those with the gift Qf gab . . .The blessing of lie lies in friendship. SENIOR HONORS CI-IERYL JUNE ADAMS Band, I.C.T., Devotions Group, Superlative in I.C.T. Club. MARTIN DAVID ADAMS INIath Club, R.O.T.C., J.C.L., Hilltop, Senior Dramatics. ALBERT LEE ALLEN Band, Band Captain, J.C.,L., R.O.T.C., Glee Club, Drill Squad. ' DONNA LEE ANDREWS Student Council, Intramurals, J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, F.H.A., R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Annual Advertising, Staff, Lettered in WATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Senior Dramatics, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Homecoming Queen Candidate. HARRIET HOUSTON ATKINS Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Student Council, Girls' Chorus, Senior Dramatics, Senior Dramatics' Secretary, Otlice VVorker, Senior Girls Dance Committee. FRED W. BAILEY, JR. R.O.T.C. Officer, Football INIanager, Junior Civitan Club, Football Club. DENNIS BANKS Key Club, R.O.T.C. Othccr, Drill Squad, Assistant Drill Squad Leader. IVANDA SUE BARIIAM T.8z.I. Club President, Girls' Chorus, President ol' Senior Homeroom, Best Personality in T.3z.I. Club. GLADYS INHIARIE BARNETT F.H.A., Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, F.I'I.A, Queen Candidate, Treasurer of Senior I-Iomeroom, -W V MARIA ELIZABETH BARNETT Band, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, President ol' Senior Homeroom, Girls' Chorus, Iwajorette, Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Hilltop typist, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Intramurals, Devotions Group, Contest Ba nd. 7 W! DANNY RUSSELL BATES Rifle Team Captain, R. O. T. C. Oflicer, Drill Squad and Drill Squad Leader, Lettered in Rifle Team, Baseball, B- Team Basketball, President of Senior Homeroom, Student Council, Glee Club. DONNY S. BATES Lettered in Track and Basketball, President of Sophomore Homeroom, Student Council Representative, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, Opto Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Play, J.C.L., R.O.T.C. Officer. JACKIE LEE BENNETT R.O,T.C. LEIVIS C. BENNETT R.O.T,C., Rifle Team, Junior Talent Show Committee, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Science Club, Key Club, Drill Squad. BARBARA JEAN BERRY Spanish Club, Glee Club, F.H.A. BIARYLYN BERRY , Illath Club, J.C.L., Intramurals, Glee Club, American Heritage Program, Senior Dramatics, Senior .Superlative, Hilltop Editor, Girls' Chorus, Student Councll Alternate, Scholarship Letter, .Lettered in Hilltop, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Chairman of the Senior Girls' Dance Invitation Connnittee. KEN BIRCHFIELD R.O.T.C. BRENDA BLEVI NS T.8z.I. Club. SHEILA BOLDING I' Sophomore Homeroom Vice President, Junior Honieroom President, Student Council Otlicer, Exchange Bowl Queen Candidate, J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Advertising staff of the VVATAUGAN, Cheerleader, Senior Superlative, Junior Civitan Sweetheart, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Talent Show, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Second runner-up for Homecoming Queen, Senior Talent Show. MARY EARLE BOOZE Senior Superlative, Band Lieutenant, Secretary of Choir, President of J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Student Council, Girls' Sextet, Homeroom Officer, Band Letter, Contest Band, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, First Place in District Speech Tournament. RICHARD D. BOUKNIGHT Band, Glee Club. GARY LEON BOVVMAN R.O.T.C., Junior Talent Show, Junior CivitanSl1ow, Senior Talent Show, Secretary and Treasurer of Sophomore Home- room. JAMES TI-IOMAS BOVVIVIAN President of N.F.L., Key Club Treasurer, Senior Super- lative, Track, Student Council Representative, School Play. VICTOR IRA BOYD President of Sophomore Ilomeroom, Vice President ol' Sophomore Class, Drill Squad, Boys' Chorus, Secrctary- Treasurer of Junior Homeroom, Student Council Representa- tive, R.O.T.C. Officer, Key Club Secretary, Senior Superla- tive, President of Student Council, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Drill Squad Leader, Optimist Club Teen of tbc Vlleek, INIost Outstanding Sophomore Cadet. BARBARA BRANSCOM 'I'.8z.I.Club JEFF BROWVNING J.C.L., R.O.T.C., Drill Squad, Band, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Band Officer, Contest Band. TERESA GAIL BUCKNER Transferred from Las Animas, Colorado, J.C.L., Home- coming Queen Candidate, Library Club, Library Helper, Glee Club, Choir, Hilltop, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Lettered in Blusic. CAROLE ANN BUNTON Girls' Chorus, F.H.A., F.H.A. Queen Candidate, Library Helper, Band, Library Club, F.H.A. Class Chairman, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, School Play. JUDY BURDICK J.C.L, Vice President, Band, Senior Dramatics, Senior Girls, Dance Committee, Junior Talent Show, Christmas Play, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Contest Band, Office Assistant, Advertising Statl of VVATAUGAN, Band Letter. ZELMA JEAN BUSKELL Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Transfer Student. eil 44 SENIOR HONORS JANE BYRD E.H.A., Hilltop, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. RUTH ANN BYRD Devotions Group. ALFRED S. CAMPBELL Glee Club, Devotions Group. CAROLYN KAYE CAIWIPBELI, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, F.H.A. ONALD CAMPBELL Science u , . T. ,O.T.C. Oflicer. M , MANUEL LEE CAMPBELL Golf Team, Letter in Golf, Third place T.S.S.A.A. State High School Golf Tournament, Opto Club Board of Directors, R.O.T.C., Basketball bianager, Letter in Basketball. DAVID KENT CARDWELL Transferred from Hampton High School, Hampton, Va. JERRY LYNN CARPENTER Glee Club, Transferred from bliddletown High School, bIiddletown, Ohio. ROBERT PHILLIP CARR R.O.T.C. Color Guard, Color Guard lNTedal, Drill Squad Junior-Senior Prom Com- Student Council Representative, mittee, Senior Dramatics, Boys' Chorus, Vice President of Junior Homeroom, Opto Club Secretary and President, Tennis Team, Baseball Club. SANDRA KAYE CARRIER J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, .Iunior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls, Dance Committee, Bookstores Assistant. .ANTONIO CASAS, JR. Transferred from Miaiiii Jackson High School, Bliami, Fla. JOHN B. CHAPMAN Drill Squad, Boys, Chorus, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, R.O.T.C. SARAH ELIZABETH CHENEY J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Editor of WATAU- GAN, Senior Dramatics, Girls, Intramurals, Vice President of Sophomore homeroom, Devotions Group, Lettered in WATAU- GAN, Senior Talent Show. KATHRYN IVIILLER CLARK Student Council Representative, Girls, Chorus, Glee Club, Intramurals, Lettered in Music, J.C.L., Senior Girls, Dance Committee. NANCY JANE CLAWVSON Office Assistant, J.C.L., Math Club, Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee, lYIarshall for graduation, Senior Girls Dance Committee. PATRICIA ANNE COLE N.F.L. Vice President, Glee Club, Choir, Girls' Sextette, Transferred froi ve-I-I'fgh-Svlroehg 'reensboro, N. C., Senior Talent ' sv. IAR . COOK A S cretary of Sophomore Homeroom, Vice Presidei of .Iunior Homeroom, Treasurer of Senior Homeroom, llee Club, Key Club, Baseball Club, Senior Superlative, ome- coming Committee, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad. if 1 4 MARTIN NELSON CROOK, JR. R.O.T.C. Color Guard, Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Boys' Chorus, Color Guard lwedal, Best Com- pany Ribbon. LARRY WAYNE CROWE T.8z I. Club, R.O.T.C, CHARLOTTE RUTH CRUTCHER President of Sophomore Homeroom, Student Council, J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Vice President of Junior Class, Junior Talent Show, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Senior Superlative, Senior Homeroom President, YVATAUGAN Ad- vertising Staif, Senior Dramatics, F.H.A., Intramurals, Senior Talent Show, JOAN CURTIS F.H.A. LINDA SUE CURTIS T8zI Club, Band, Devotions Group, Intramurals. SAMMY SHAHEEN DEEN Track, Football and Baseball Clubs, R.O.T.C., Opto Club, .Iunior Civitan Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, TNATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Senior Superlative. All Big Seven and All East Tennessee Football, Memtier of Exchange Bowl Champs. LINDA JO DOSS J.C.L., Student Council, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Talent Show, Senior Dramatics, Girls, Chorus, Senior Superlative, Christmas Play Committee, N.F.L., Intramurals. Senior Talent Show, School Play. MARTHA JANE DOYLE Choir, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Office Assistant Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Talent Show, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Lettered in Band and lVIusic, Senior Talent Show. BARBARA GAIL DUNAVENT Student Council Representative, Iilajorette, Intramurals, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Hilltop, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Senior Girls, Dance Committee, Lettered in Band and blusic. MACK EADS Junior Civitan Club, Football Team, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, .Iunior Civitan Talent Show, Senior Superlative. JIMMY EDGEMON Vice President of Sophomore, Junior, Senior Homerooms, Junior Civitan Club, Senior Superlative, Baseball Club, .Iunior Civitan Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Lettered in Baseball, and Basketball, R.O.T.C., Student Council Representative. WARREN BUTC H l' ELROD R.O.T.C. JACK A. ESTES Boys, Chorus, Glee Club, Choir, R.O.T.C., Basketball, Senior Dramatics. GARY EAIR Senior Supcrlativc, Opto Club, R.O.T.C. CLARA MAE FANN F.H.A., Library Club. 5 lie SENIOR HONORS SUSAN LEE FEATHERS Transfer from Atwater High School, Atwater, California, N.F.L., Advertising Staff ol' the WVATAUGAN, Student Coun- cil Representative, Senior Class Secretary, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, Homecoming Queen, Chairman Senior Girls' Dance, Band, Exchange Bowl Queen. RICKEY FERGUSON Ride Team, Key Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Science Club, R.O.T.C., Junior Talent Show, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Senior Superlative. MARILYN JANE FIELD Blath Club, Senior Dramatics, Senior Superlative, N.F.L. Program Chairman, Hilltop, Assistant Editor and Editor, Lettered in Hilltop, N.F.L., and Scholarship, National Merit. Scholar ' '-nalist, Christmas Play, Senior Girls' Dance C mittee. SARGE FISHER Junior Civitan, Senior Superla tive, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, President of Sophomore Homeroom, Treasurer of Junior Homeroom, R.O.T.C., Junior Civitan Talent Show, Student-Faculty basketball game. BETSY , J.C.L., Glee Club, N.F.I.., Girls' Intramurals, Graduation Usher, Decoration Committee of Junior-Senior Prom, Devo- tions Group, Committee of Senior Girls' Dance, President of Senior Homeroom, Editor ol' VVATAUGAN, Girls' Chorus, Letter in VVATAUGAN, Senior Dramatics, Letter in Music. DEAN ERNESTINE FRANKLIN Devotions Group, Spanish Club, Senior Dramatics, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Transfer Student from Anaheim, California. BETTY GABBERT Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, H-illtop, Senior Dramatics, Vice President of Senior Homeroom, Intramurals, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Play Committee. VICTOR LEE GARBER R.O.T.C. MARGARET ANNE GASTEIGER R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Girls' Chorus, President of Spanish Club, Senior Dramatics, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Committee of Senior Girls' Dance, Girls' Intramurals. REBECCA MAE GENTRY Graduation Nfarshall, Scholarship letter, Office Assistant, Junior talent show, Junior homeroom president, Senior home- room treasurer, Student Council, Math Club, Accompanist of Choir, Girls' Sextet, Boys' Ensemble, and Glee Club, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, lVIath Contest, J.C.L., Girls' Intramurals, Senior Talent Show. CAROL MARIE GIBSON Lettered in Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, I.C.T., Senior Girls' Dance Committee. ANN GILLIKIN J.C.L., Junior Talent Show, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Senior Superlative, Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, F.H.A., Secretary of Sophomore Homeroom, Senior Dra- matics, Devotions Group, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Intramurals, Christmas Play Committee, Advertising Staff on VVATAUGAN, Senior Girls' Dance Committee. PAUL RICHARD GOODE R.O.T.C., Basketball, Baseball Club, Glee Club, Opto Club Oflicer, Track, Sophomore Homeroom President, Student Council, Junior Homeroom OtHcer, Senior Super- lative, Baseball, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. SUSAN GRAYBEAL Band, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Devotions Group, Student Council, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Library Club President, Hilltop, J.C.L., Intramurals, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Senior Dramatics. DIANE GREENE Math Club, J.C.L. Intramurals, Student Council, Cashier, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Senior Superlative, Seniors Girls' Dance Committee, Senior Dramatics, Advertising Staff of WATAUGAN, R.O.T.C. Sponsor. NORMA JEAN GREENE R.O.T.C., Sponsor, WATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Dra- matics, Choir, Glee Club, Devotions Group, Homecoming idate, Girls' Chorus, Senior Superlative, Secre- tary of Senior omeroom, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Girls' Sextet, Senior Talent Show. DALLAS WVAYNE GREER Hilltop, R.O.T.C. TOMMY HAGER Baseball, Baseball Club President, Football and Football Club, Football Manager, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Sophomore and Junior Homeroom Of'Hcer, Sophomore Class Officer, Junior Civitan Club, Junior Civitan Talent Show, R.O.T.C., Member State Baseball Team, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Member ol' Exchange Bowl Champs, Junior Class Oflicer. JOHN DAVID HALL Baseball Club, Football Manager, Track Manager, R.O.T.C. LINDA LOU HALL TSJI, Officer F.H.A., Glee Club, Band, Girls' Chorus, Student Council, Intramurals, Treasurer of Sophomore Home- room. SHARON HAMBY Band, Glee Club, Bible Club, Girls' Chorus, J.C.L. Com- mittee for Senior Girls' Dance, SeniorDramatics,Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Lettered in Band and Glee Club. JUDY LOUISE HAMPTON F.H.A., I.C.T., Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Girls' Intramurals. YVON NE HANCOCK Spanish Club, J.C.L., Senior Dramatics, Secretary of Junior Homeroom, OfHce Assistant, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Chorus, Editor of TVATAUGAN, Lettered in WATAUGAN, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Devotions Group, Senior Dramatics Program Committee, Senior Talent Show. GWEN HARDISON J.C.L. Treasurer, Student Council, Math Club, Junior Homeroom Vice President, Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Vice President of Choir, Glee Club, Senior Superlative, Devotions Group, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Hilltop, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. SHARON HARVEY Lettered in Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, Christmas Play. +2-fl 4 6 SENIOR INIARTY HENDERSON R.O.T.C. Otlicer, Baseball Club. PEGGY JEAN HENSLEY Band Letter, Devotions Group, Library Club, Library Assistant. FRED EUGENE HICKS R.O.T.C. Officer, Vice President of Science Club, Math Contest, Merit Scholarship finalist, Math Club. RUTH LOUISE HILL CJUNED Band, Lettered in Band and hIusic, Christmas Play, Senior Dramatics, Hilltop, Girls, Chorus, Senior Girls' Dance Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Devotions Group, Glee Club, Bookstore Helper. NANCY DORENE HISEY Regional bIath Finalist, INIath Club, Girls' Chorus, Hilltop, Band, Contest Band, Solo and Ensemble, Merit Scholarship finalist, lettered in Band and in Scholarship, Cashier, Intra- murals, Committee for Senior Girls' Dance, Junior Talent Show, Poetry Award. JANICE HOLDEN F.H.A. LINDA CHERYL HOLTZSCLAW Girls, State, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Secretary of Sophomore Homeroom, Senior Dramatics, President of Junior Home- room, Girls' Chorus, President of Senior Homeroom, Letter in Scholarship, hfanager of Advertising Staff of VVATAUGAN, Band, Letter in WATAUGAN, Poetry Award, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. ELLA KAY HOLYFIELD V J.C.L., Junior Civitan Talent Show, Sophomore Homerooni Treasurer, Advertising Staff of NVATAUGAN, Vice President of Senior Homeroom, Senior Superlative, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Talent Show. BRENDA SUE HONEYCUTT Spanish Club, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Transferred from blorristown High School, hIorristown, Tennessee. SANDRA MARIE HOUSTON F.H.A, CAROL ANN HOWARD J.C.L., lVIath Club, Girls' Chorus, NVATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Sweetheart of the Key Club, Student Council Repre- sentative, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Talent Show. GEORGE EDDIE HUFF R.O.T.C. Officer, Drill Squad, Boys, Chorus. LINDA KAY HYATT Band, lNIajorette, J.C.L., Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Chorus Glee Club, Band Letter. NORMA HYATT TSzI Club, F.H.A. Club Officer. MICHAEL ORIS HYDER R.O.T.C., Science Club, N.F.L., lNIatl1 Club, lllflth COU- tests: Second place in Algebra 1, First place in Algebra 2, Second place in Plane Geometry, School Play. ALBERT JARNAGIN R.O.T.C. TED JILTON R.O.T.C., Baseball, Student Council. HONORS ROSE MARY JOHNSON Girls' Intramurals, FILA. RALPH JOHNSTON Vice President of hlath Club, Science Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Neatest Cadet. COTTY JONES President of Junior Civitan Club, Letter in Football, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Football Club., R.O.T.C., Stu- dent Council, Senior Superlative, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Track, Member of Exchange Bowl Champs, Honorable Mention: All Big Seven, All East Tennessee, and All State. LORA KATHERYN KINCH Student Council, N.F.L., Treasurer of Senior Dramatic Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Play Committee. JIMMY REEVES KING R.O.T.C., Rifle Team Captain, Rilie Team Lette1'. DOTTIE LAFOLLETTE Glee Club, Historian and President of F.I-I.A. RICHARD H. LAMBERT R.O.T.C. OHicer, Drill Squad, Secretary of Science Club, Boys, Ensemble, Senior Dramatics, President of Choir, Key Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. LYNN LANG R.O.T.C., Opto Club, Baseball Club ROBERT L. LEWIS Drum hlajor, R.O.T.C. OHLicer, IVinning Drill Squad Leader, Key Club, N.F.L., Band, Boys' Chorus, Senior Dramatics, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Senior Talent Show, School Play. SARAH LONG Lettered in Band and IN'Iusic, Choir, Glee Club, Hilltop, Girls, Chorus, Math Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls, Dance Committee, Junior Talent Show, Con- test Band, Senior Talent Show. JAMES C. SUNNY LONON Assistant Drum Major, 2 Letters in Band, Key Club, Vice President, R.O.T.C. Officer, Assistant Drill Squad Leader, lXIath Club, Science Club, J.C.L. Steering Committee, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Regional Math Contest-Third Place, Student Council Representative. PHIL LOVE Key Club, Advertising Staff of the VVATAUGAN, Math Club, Science Club, R.O.T.C., Drill Squad, Track, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. DON LYON R.O.T.C. KEN LYON Lettered in Football, Track, Baseball Club, Student Council Representative, R.O.T.C., Football Club, Civitan Club, Senior Superlative, Boys' Ensemble, Member of Ex- change Bowl Champs, Senior Talent Show. NANCY JANE MAHONEY J.C.L., F.H.A., Secretary of Senior Homeroom, Christmas Play, Senior Dramatics. JOHN MALLONEE Transfer from Munich American High School, Bfunich, Germany, R.O.T.C. 47 l-2+ SENIOR HONORS KAYE MARTIN Glee Club, F.I'I.A., Girls' Chorus, Transfer from Elizabeth- ton High School, Eliza bethton, Tennessee. PAM MATTHEWS Girls' Chorus, Girlls Intramural, Intramurals Head, J.C.L., Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Homeroom, Junior Talent Show, Office Worker, Advertising Staff of VVATAUGAN, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, F.H.A., Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Senior Dramatics Program Committee. DEAN MARIAM MATTOX Transferred from Dobyns-Bennett High School, Kings- port, Tennessee, Treasurer of Senior Class, Senior Drama tics, Office Hel er, Secretar of Senior Homeroom, P BEULAH DEAN MAYS Glee Club, J.C.L., Library Club, F.H.A., Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Devotions Group. JEAN MARIE MENY Transferred from Unicoi County High School, Erwin, Tennessee, Senior Dramatic-s Club, l+'.H.A. JOAN M ILLEN Saanish Club, Senior Dramatic-s Girls, Intramurals, , .Iumor-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls Dance Com- mittee, School Play. RALPI-I MILLER Transferred from Southwest High School, Flint, Michigan, TSLI Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, TOIW M Y MILLER R.O.T.C., Science Club. GARY MONCIEB. Tennis, R.O.T.C. GEORGE MONROE R.O.T.C. SHARON MOODY F.H.A., Devotions Group. JIINIIVIY IMIOORE R.O.T.C., TSLI Club, Science Club. MIKE MOORE Baseball Club, Lettered in Baseball, Track, Football Team, Vice President of Senior Homeroom, Student Council Repre- sentative, R.O.T.C. Officer, Drill Squad, State Baseball Champs, Assistant Drill Squad Leader, Member of the Exchange Bowl Champs, Opto Club, All Big Seven Baseball. SALLY MOORE Girls, Intramurals, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Girls Chorus, Devotions Group. KYLE H. MORELL Basketball, Secretary of J.C.L., Treasurer of Math Club, Key Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Homeroom, Lettered in Track, Big Seven High Hurdle Champion, Dis- trict High Hurdle Champion, Drill Squad, Assistant Drill Squad Leader, Treasurer of Student Council, Science Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Vice President of Junior Homeroom, R.O.T.C., Cross-Country Track Team, Senior Superlative. MARY ELIZABETH MOSS J.C.L., Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Lettered in Music, Girls, Chorus, Senior Girls! Dance Committee, Intramurals, Senior Christmas Play Committee, ,nl wc-L 48 KEN MOULTON Lettered in Rifle Team, R.O.T.C., Drill Squad, Track, Science Club. MICHAEL E. MCCRACKEN Senior Dramatics, R.O.T.C., Baseball Club, Baseball Glee Club, Cross-Country Team, Track Team. LINDA JOANN MCG HEE Girls' Chorus, Intramurals, Devotions Group, Student Council, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Talent Show, Hilltop, YVATAUGAN Advertising Staff, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Senior Girls, Dance Com- mittee, F.H.A., Senior Dramatics, Vice President of Sopho- more Homeroom, Senior Talent Show. DICKS M CKELL Band, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, J.C.L., Best Company Ribbon, Color Guard Medal, Band Letter, XVATAUGAN Letter, Science Club, Spanish Club, Junior Talent Show, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, Advertising staff of the YVATAUGAN, American Heritage Program, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Play, Student Council. REBECCA LOU INZICKINNEY F.H.A., Officer of T8LI Club, Devotions Group, T8zI Super- la tive. JOE OAKS TSLI Club, TSLI Superlative. WAYNE OXENDINE Football Letter, Baseball Letter, Boy's State, Civitan Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Baseball Club, Football Club, Mem- ber of Exchange Bowl Champs, R.O.T.C. OHicer, President of Senior Class, Senior Superlative, Senior Homeroom Presi- dent, Member of State Baseball Champs. SHARON PATTERSON Library Assistant, TSZI Club, Devotions Group. ROY L. PAYNE Football Club, Track, R.O.T.C. Officer, Civitan Club, Member of Exchange Bowl Champs, Student Council, Big Seven Shot Put Champ, Letter in Track and Football. RON PELFREY R.O.T.C., Football Club, IVIath Club, Junior-Civitan Club Treasurer, Track Team, All Big Seven Conference, Member of the Exchange Bowl Champs, Treasurer of Senior Homeroom, Letter in Track and Football. JOSEPH INIELVIN PEOPLES R.O.T.C., Science Club, Band, Chess Club. PATTY PETERSON F.H.A., Student Council, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Intramurals, Girls, Chorus. JOHN C. PHILLIP, II Best Drill Squad Member, Best Company Ribbon, R.O.T.C. Officer, Treasurer of Science Club, J.C.L., Opto Club. BILLY PILKINGTON R.O.T.C. PATTI PIT TS Cheerleader, Secretary of Sophomore Homeroom, Student Council, Intramurals, J.C.L., Spanish Club, Secretary oi' Junior Homeroom, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Girls' Chorus, TVATAUGAN Adver- tising Staff, Senior Superlative, Senior Dramatics, Senior Girls' Dance Committee. lie SENIOR HONORS JERRY POTTER Junior Civitan Officer, Football Team, Manager of Track Team, President ol Junior Ilomerooin, Best Company Ribbon. PH ILL3 IORE DOUGLAS RANSHAW Science Club, Rifle Team, Band, Glee Club, Drill Squad, R.O.T.C . FRANCES SYLVIA RICH ' Band Officer, Student Council, Spanish Club Secretary- Treasurer, Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, Girls' Chorus, In- tramurals, Girls' Sextet, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Exchange Bowl Queen Candidate, Senior Talent Show. PEGGY RINER Glee Club, Science Club, Transferred from Boones Creek High School. BRENDA GAIL ROBERTSON Office Assistant, Hilltop Typist, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Girls' Dance Committee. RICHARD JACKSON ROLLER Opto Club, Spanish Club Vice President and President, R.O.T.C. DONNA KAYE ROSE Choir, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Girls' Sextet, Senior Dramatics Club, F.H.A., Junior-Senior Prom Conunittee. Senior Talent Show, School Play. JABIES EDVVARD ROWLAND R.O.T.C. OH'icer, Drill Squad. SANDRA ROWLAND Class Publicity Chairman, Band. JIM SANDERS Baseball Club, hiath Club, Football Club, J.C.I.., Track, Drill Squad, Basketball, R.O.T.C., All-Big Seven, Boy's State, Civitan Officer, State Champs in Baseball, Sophomore and Junior Homeroom President, Civitan Talent Show All East Tennessee, Student Council Representative, Senior Superlative, iVIember of Exchange Bowl Champs, J.C. Award, Senior Talent Show. BOB SATTERFIELD T8zI Club Reporter and Secretary, T8zI Superlative. CAROLYN SATTERFIELD T8zI Club, F.H.A. ANNE ELIZABETH SCHOLL J.C.L., Glee Club, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Devo- tions Group, Editor of VVATAUGAN, Lettered in WATAUGAN, Intramurals, Girls' Chorus. PATRICIA ANN SHARPE Junior Talent Show, Girls' Chorus, Band, Ofiice Assistant, Advertising Staff of the VVATAUGAN, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Committee for Senior Girls, Dance, Student Council Representative, Senior Talent Show. .JANICE SHELL F.H.A., Glee Club, Devotions Group. RENEE SHELTON F.H.A. Reporter and Vice President, Glee Club, Band, Girls' Chorus, Intramurals. BRENDA SHIPLEY Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls Dance Committee. sf! 'al WALTER JACK SHOWMAN Vice President of Sophomore and Junior Homerooms, Junior Talent Show, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Talent Show Committee, R.O.T.C. Officer, Vice President of Student Council, Senior Superlative, School Play, Senior Talent Show. KENT SI-IUMATE J.C.L., R.O.T.C. Oflicer, Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, Drill Squad. ROSEMARY SILER J.C.L., Student Council, Intramurals, President of Junior Class, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, First runner-up of Homecoming Queen, First runner-up of Exchange Bowl, Sweetheart of Opto Club, Advertising Staff of VVATAUGAN, Girls, Chorus, Senior Dramatics, President of Senior Homeroom, Lettered in VVAT.-iUGAN, Senior Superla- tive, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior Talent Show Committee. MARQUERITE VIVIAN SLADE J.C.I,., Secretary of N.F.L., N.F.L. Letter, Devotions Group, Intramurals, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls, Dance Committee, Senior Dramatics, WVATAUGAN Ad- vertising Staff, Christmas Play Committee. KATHERINE ANN SPRADLIN F.H.A., TSLI Club Officer, Band, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Treasurer of Senior Homeroom, Student Council Representative, Intramurals, TSZI Superlative. STEVE ORR SPURRIER Football Club, Baseball Club, R.O.T.C., Honorary men- tion on All Big Seven Basketball, All Johnson City Invita- tional Basketball, All District Basketball, All Big Seven Basketball, All Morristown Invitational, All Regional Basket- ball, Jaycees lN1Iost Valuable Player in Basketball and Foot- ball, First and second team of All Big Seven Football, All East Tennessee Football, All State Football, All Southern Football, Knoxville Journalfs hilost Valuable Player in East Tennessee, Football, lVIost Valuable Player in Big Seven Football, All Big Seven Baseball, Boyys Ensemble, member of State Baseball Champs, Lettered in Football, Basketball, and Baseball, Senior Superlative, First Vice President of Opto Club, Scholastic Illagazzfnels All-American, hiember of Exchange Bowl Champs, Senior Talent Show, Coach and Athlete Illagazineis All-American, All-State Basketball. CAROLYN SUE STATEN Sophomore, Junior and Senior Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer, Secretary of Library Assistant Club, Lettered in Band and in YVATAUGAN, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Junior Civitan Talent Show, Girl's Chorus, VV.xT,xUGAN Typist, Oiiice Assistant, Intramurals. DIANNE STEELE Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Biusic Letter, Choir, Intramurals, Devotions Group. JAMES STEWART Baseball Club. LYN N IS STOUGHTON J.C.Ii., Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Hilltop, Senior Dramatics, AVATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Girls, Chorus, Intramurals, Student Council. GARY LYNN STUMP Key Club, Senior Superlative, Track, Cross Country Team, Sophomore Homeroom Chaplain, Drill Squad, R.O.T.C. ROSEMARY ANN TESTER T8zI, Secretary of Sophomore Homeroom, T8zI Club Superlative. 49 lie SENIOR HONORS SHERRI BEWLEY THOMPSON Vice President of Sophomore Homeroom, Treasurer ol' Spanish Club, Treasurer of Devotions Group, F.H.A., In- tramurals, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Dramatics, VVATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Hilltop, Senior Girls Dance Committee, Junior Talent Show, Senior Superlative, Christmas Play Committee, Lettered in Wfvr,-xUGAN, Senior Talent Show. THOMAS W. THOMPSON Key Club, Drill Squad, Color Guard, N.F.L., R.O.T.C. CH00 TIPTON Member State Baseball Champs, President and Treasurer Key Club, Co-Captain Baseball Team, BfIember of 3rd Place Champs Baseball, Vice President Baseball Club, Lettered in Baseball, Lettered in Basketball, R.O.T.C. Best Company Ribbon, Member of Winning Drill Squad, Drill Squad Leader, R.O.T.C. Officer, Member of District Basket- ball Champions, blember of Johnson City Invitational Champs, hIember of District Baseball Champions, IN Iember Regional Baseball Champions, hlember Big Seven Baseball Champions, Senior Superlative, Student Council Repre- sentative. A A BRENDA JILL TRIVETTE Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Intramural Manager, Letter in Intramurals, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Committee for Senior Girls' Dance, J.C.L. GRANT TRIV ETT Upto Club Officer, J.C.L. Oflicer, N.I4'.L. Treasurer, R.O.T.C. Drill Squad, R.O.T.C. Odicer, Math Club, Christ- mas Play, Letter in N.F.L., Senior Dramatics, Baseball Club, Football Club, Committee lor Junior-Senior Prom, School Play. KENNETH TURNEY Vice President oi' Senior Class, Opto Club, Transferred from Irvin High School, El Paso, Texas, School Play. CARROLL PHILLIP VANCE President of Sophomore Class, Secretary of Sophomore Homeroom, Treasurer of Junior Homeroom, President of Senior Homeroom, President of Science Club, Lettered in Basketball, R.O.T.C., Student Council, Senior Superlative, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Vice President of Junior Civitan Club, Junior Talent Show. JUDITH WALTER J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Student Council, Junior Homeroom President, Band, Junior Talent Show, Junior Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Hilltop, Senior Talent Show. ELIZABETH ESTALENE WARD J.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, Choir, Committee on Junior-Senior Prom, Student Council, Devotion Group, N.F.L., Class Night Usher, Graduation Usher, Senior Dra- matics,L Cashier, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Christmas Play, Secretary of History Class, Editor of WATAUGAN, WATAUGAN Letter, Music Letter, Senior Play, Senior Talent Show, School Play. RONALD WEBB, JR. R.O.T.C., Color Guard. JO ANN WEST Vice President of Senior Dramatics, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Christmas Play, Bible Club, N.F.L., Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, Hilltop, Girls' Chorus. KEITH WVHISENANT Rifle Team, Devotion's Group, R.O.T.C. Officer, Science Club. -:Et 50 F ANN MAUREEN WHISIXIAN J.C.L., Hilltop, Devotions Group, President ol' Senior Dramatics, Girls' Chorus, Senior Superlative, WATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Intramurals, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee, Lettered in VVATAUGAN, Christmas Play Committee, Senior Girls' Dance Committee. DIANA WHITE Intramurals, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls Dance Committee, Girls' Chorus, Hilltop. TAN KER WIDNER Science Club, Band, Band Officer, R.O.T.C., Vice President of Sophomore Homeroom, Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, Drill Squad. FRED WILLINGHAM Football,,R.O.T.C., Track, Transfer from Appalachia, Va. MIRIAM KAY WILSONP D Student Council T375 s, Vice President of Senior Homeroom, N.F.L., WATAUGAN Advertising Staff, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Dance Committee. PATRICIA LOU WILSON J.C.L., Intramurals, N.F.L., Vice President of Junior Homeroom, Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, Glee Club, Committee D ra ma tics . WILLIAM DOUGLAS WILSON -R.O.T.C., Letter in Basketball, First and Second Teams All Big Seven, Key Club, Baseball Club, Junior and Senior Homeroom Secretary, Junior-Senior Prom Committee. for Senior Girls' Dance, Girls' Chorus, Senior VICKI SUE WINTERS Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, Student Council Representative, Girls' Chorus, Committee For Senior Girls' Dance, Bookstore Assistant. MELBORN FRANKLIN WISHON R.O.T.C., Golf Team, Cross Country, Drill Squad. FLORENCE WOFFORD Girls' State, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Senior Superlative, Ad- vertising Staff of VVATAUGAN, Christmas Play, Band, Student Council, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Senior Dramatics, J.C.L., Letters in N.F.L., Scholarship, WATAUGAN, Committee for S6IlI ' 1' n Talent Show. , RA W 4F Vi resident of Sophomore Homeroom, asurer of S or Homeroom, Spanish Club, Senior Superlative, 'ltop, .H.A., Senior Dramatics, Advertising Staff of WATAUG. Girls' Chorus, Intramurals, Junior Talent Show, Junior- S ' r Prom Committee, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Senior t Show. ELLEN MARIE WOEKMAN so TSLI, Glee Club, Devotions Group, Library Club, Intra- murals. JUDITH LEE YEISER Cheerleader, J.C.L., Student Council, Intramurals, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Senior Girls' Dance Committee, Senior Dramatics, Senior Superlative, Girls' Chorus, WATAU- GAN Advertising Staff, Junior Talent Show Committee, Homecoming Queen Candidate. BRENDA KAY YOUNG J.C.L., Math Club, Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, Committee for Senior Girls' Dance, Senior Dramatics, N.F.L. LINDA ANN ZION Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Senior Dramatics, Committee for Junior-Senior Prom, Committee for Senior Girls' Dance, Intramurals. ,A U. W f ...M W7 -...ff X ,,AA, I , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mft to rzfght: CARL VVOODS, Presiclentg INGRID SHOAF, Vice Presidentg JIMMY RANGE, Sec-retaryg SUSAN I-IAEMSCH, Treasurer SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS nz! 4 . -W 'W f NWN lj 7 r N f 1 Z, Lgff to Inns, rfeasurcrg AUBRIIC ABERNIu'I'HY, Secretary, PETE PET!-,RsoN, Vice +22 52 IK? J U N I OR HOME ROOMS F irst Row, left to right: Vicki Barnes, Vivian Barlow, Diane Berry, Beverly Brock, Carol Bowers, Jenny Arrowood, Nancy Arrowood, Kathy Atwood Second Row, left to right: Ken Altman, Ruth Berry, Saundra Blankenship, Pauline Arnold, Diary Alice Adams, Judy Bolton, Diann Broyles, Janice Bowman, Bfarianne Berry, Diary Lee Allen, Carol Allison, Butch Brown Third row, left to right: Johnny Barker, Glenn Birchfield, Bill Blevins, Jim Beckner, Jerry Blevins, Jimmy Branch, Randy Brooks, ' ' , 'len Altman, Eddie Bales, Jolmny Andrews First row, left to r'z'ght.' Linda Bulla, hlarilyn Campbell, Jennifer Cowell, Janice Campbell, Joyce Church, Delor- ise Carr, Cheryl Campbell, Jo Carson Second row, left to right: Janet Cochran, Karen Burleson, Jane Click, Linda Campbell, Bonna Burgess, Janice Butt, Linda Burger, Earline Broyles Third row, left to right: hiike Coleman, Larry Campbell, J. hi. Carter, David Burleson, Stephen Chandler, Gary Coker, Gerald Carmichel, Freddie Campbell, Jimmy Byrd First row, left to right: Cecilia Cunning- ham, Andrea Ford, Elaine Davis, Sharon Farmer, Karen Deakins, Susan DeVane, Sandra Dunkelberger, Pat Cross 4 Second row, left to right: James Furches, Nancy Davis, Joan Dunn, Ruthie Cozad, Carmie Freeman, Joyce Demp- sey, Sheryl Cusick, Nancie Durham, Sam Ewing, Joe Davis Third row, left to right: David Foster, Lenney Fortner, Joe Deakins, Lynn Donnelly, Charles Erwin, Steve ,For- rester, Tom Fuller, Ritchie Sells, 7 Charles Crowe, Joe Cowell 5 El 54 E+ JU N I OR HOME ROOMS First row, left to right: Gail Horton, Jeannine Garner, Susan Haemsch, Ellen Hagwood, Patsy Hill, Linda Howard, Lynn Giles Second row, left to right: Larry Bingham, Brenda Hughes, Rachael Gerard, Ann Hill, Nancy Goodman, Nancy Hedrick, Linnie Hamric, Carole Hamilton, Marie Harris, Fran VVebb, Terry Henderson Third row, left to right: Stuart Gilder- sleeve, Paul Harvey, Bobby Giles, Eddie Garrett, Lewis Hackler, Jerry Harkleroad, Eddie Hodges, Don Hughes, Dickie Hughes First row, left to right: Shelia, Jones, Glenetta Jones, Phyllis Hughes, Jewell Johnson, Betsy Little, Wilrna, Jones, Linda Jordon Second row, left to right: Gary Johnson, hlarilyn Jesse, Carolyn Lockett, Connie Lewis, Kay Keene, Karen Jenkins, Joe Legion, Robert Lawson Third row, left or right: Tommy Loggans, Jinuny Johnson, David Lyons, Wayne Jones, Henry Jones, George Lowe, Roger Keys, ' K to Jeff Jordan, Joliiiny JcJnes s First row, left to right: Barbara McCurry, Butch Pardue, Brenda McKinney, Rowena Miller, Margaret Marsh, Bonnie Miller, Libby Blarshall, Emily lVIcCartt Second row, left to right: Bob McCullougli Gene Oaks, Donald Parrish, Ann lVIere- dith, Marcia O'Dell, Shirley Mackley, Dale McKinney, Margaret McNeil, Richard Mettler, Larry Moody, Earl McKinney Third row, left to right: Larry Mitchell, John Nielsen, Tommy lVlcCracken, David Morris, Johnny hloore, Larry Miller, Carl lVIcLernore, C. L. Overlnan, Jimmy Robertson, Wayne lVIosier JUNIOR HOME ROOMS First row, left to riglzt: hlargaret Reed, Susan. Preston, Phyllis Roe, Doris Rowe, Billie Rogers, Louise Ramsey, Nancy Rand Second row, left to riglzt: Gary Phillips, Jimmy Range, Carol Pierce, Phyllis Sanders, Ellen Sanders, Carolyn Phipps, Steve Rebman, John Randell Tllllfd row, left to right: Jerry Sayers, Dick Russell, Ron Satterfield, Steve Presnell, Charles Petty, James Richard- son, Terry Parsons, Prince Prevette, Ralph Riddle, Allan Romans First row, left to right: Linda Kay Story, Pat Spain, Carolyn Tate, Betty St. John, Ingrid Shoaf, Betty Shelton, Linda Thomas Second -row, left to right: Lanny Slagle, James Snodgrass, David Smith, Twilla Senter, Carol Taylor, Gloria Swatzell, Billie Travis, Eugene Stout, Tony Smith, Randy Tadlock Third row, left to right: Larry Tester, Kenneth Taylor, Dennis Stohler, Eddie Starnes, Frank Starnes, Charlie Smith, Buddy Therrell, Ben Scharfstein, Gary Thomas First row, left to right: Judy Wade, Suzanne Wlilhoit, Patsy Waters, Lee Wood, Ann Tysinger, Brenda Walter, Carole Watts, Sharon Wilson Second row, left to right: Bobby Yvagner, Robbie Wood, Coy Wheelock, Diana Williams, Diary Anne Young, Toni Trivette, Sue Usry, Terry Williams, Regenia Vllilliams, Linda VVilson, Johnny VVillis, Chip Young T hifrd row, left to right: Ernie Van Huss, John VVhaley, Dan Ward, Derryl Whittemore, Larry Wilcox, David lVockenfuss, Bob Willett, Bill VVard, Mouse Williams, Buzzy Woods fjjl E 1 V nw X ,ll l if A ,N il l E r 17,9 U SOPI-IOMORE HOME ROOMS First row, left to right: Judy Bible, Aubrie Abernethy, Pat Atkins, Glenda Bales, Betty Berry, Elizabeth Adams, Henri- etta Abel, Linda Alexander Second row, left to right: Sharon Alvis, Gerald Adams, Steve Austin, Jolm Ashworth, Wayne Bailey, Glenn Barnette, Jimmy Bennett, George Augustus, Eva Babb, Cathy Bireley Third row, left to right: ar Arwood, Guy Blackwell, ', arry Bennett, Bobby Ba tes, Jimmy Bennett, Tomlny,B1gl1a11an, Tommy Berry, CtIa QJames Anderson, Erbie Bays First row, left to right: Ruby Blevins, Carol Byrd, Jane Bowman, Sandra Bryant, Cindy Boucher, Linda Blevins, Eleanor Bolton, Randy Boyd, Ann Bowman Second row, left to right: Betty Brown, Tonya Blankenship, Tony Bowman, Alan Campbell, Butch Buchanan, Johnny Bingham, Thelma Butler, Sue Buckles, Janet Bowers Third row, left to right: lVlike Brannock, Mickey Bowman, Jimmy Bonsor, Leslie Booth, Larry Burleson, Bill - BOWIDHII, Gilt. A - ll Johnny Bradsh F irst row, left to right: Frankie Carpenter, Jean Crowe, Nora Campbell, Billie Jean Colvin, Jewel Campbell, Cob Carolyn Courtner, Caroline Crockett, Barbara Curtis Second row, left to right: Betty Ann Clay, hlary Jane Cunningham, Gary Craw- ford, Harry Church, Gary Curtis, Larry Campbell, Jimmy Carmichael, Lewis Cantrell, Darlene Campbell Third row, left to right: Greg Cox, Max Chandler, John Carroll, Mike Carroll, David Cox, Phil Carriger, Ronnie Corzine, Larry Clark, Jimmy Curl SOPI-IOMORE HOME ROOMS First row, left to right: ,Bren a Dockery, Dorothy Erwin, arol ads . andra Dugger, Brenda E wards, Judy Domin- guez, Toby Dalton, Susan Dickey Second row, left to right: Sharon Downs, 1, Lynda Curtis, Linda Dea- son, Fred Deal-iins, Cliff Ellis, Kenneth Elliot, Billy Derrick, Robert English Third row, left to right: Teddy Eades, Freddie Eades, Tommy Earp, James Edens, Danny Erwin, Ha ssal Deeljlabx Danford Bill Derby, Glenn DeBord, x'ards First row, left to right: Mary Fenn, Sylvia Goodwin, Laura Garner, Susan Frye, Dlarcia Fritz, Beverly Green, Shirley Fillers, Evelyn Gobble Second row, left to right: Peggy Faucette, Ellyn Galloway, Cynthia Freedle, Brenda Finley, Joyce Graves, Charlotte Estep, Diary Greene, Eunice Ewing, Janie Francis, Patricia Fillers, Frances Garland, Charlotte Garland Third row, left to right: David Frazier, ammv Fann Sammy Ray Fann, icky 'u ler, Roland Gabbert, Chuck Gordon, Francis Fisher, Gary Fer- gerson, Wlayne File First row, left to right: Dee Henry, Barbara Henson, Becky Hodge, Yvonne Hodges, Connie Hammer, Nancy Hil- bert, Jayne Haynie, Sue Higgins Second row, left to right: Rhonda Hicks, Alice Hawkins, Doris Hale, Brenda Holtsclaw, Janice Greenwell, Brenda Grubbs, Elizabeth Greer, Judy Hayes T hircl- row, left to right: Frank Grubbs, Sam Harding, Bill Henley, Jim Hall, Mike Gregg, Jerry Grindstaff, George Hall, Gene Honeycutt, Fred Gregory, Chuck Holyfield fx ttf e ll 2 2 3 Z 5 5 3 t l Z 5 9 , Q all l ll l l E 5 i l 7 8 lie SOPI-IOMORE HOME ROOMS First row, left to right: Connie Kelsey, Charlci Brenda. Jackson, Susan L ancaster, Pat Hughes, Mickie Hut- chins, Linda Jackson, Dawn Lacy Second row, left to right: Wilhelmenia Huftine, Anne Jones, Phyllis Jonas, Sandra Jones, Frances Jamison, Caro- lyn Johnson, Volena Hovatter, Wilma Johnson, Sandra Hopson Third row, left to right: Jerry Hopkins, Eddie Johnson, Ronnie King, Bobby Joy, Mike Hull, Bobby Jones, John Jones F irst row, left to right: Linda Long, Judy lVIay, Judy Leonard, Sharon llferritt, Donna Nlartin, lllelisa, Dlahan, Betty Lowe, Sandra Maxwell Second row, left to right: Barbara Lilly, Eddie Nlaine, Eddie Layne, Tony hlartin, Bob Lawson, Ken Love, John Mays, Ken Land Third row, left to right: Dwight Lloyd, Gary Mabrey, Ray Long, Leonard Martin, Duff lllartin, Carmon Landers, Scotty Mackie, Robert May, Mike Ludwig ll we First row, left to right: Connie Onks, Suzanne lNIcKinney, Linda lWcKinney, Nlarilyn Nelson, Sarah lVIiller, Linda Mullenix, Linda Morrell, Colleen Miller Second row, left to right: Barry Oliver, Jenny Moser, Wanda Sue Oaks, Jane Metcalf, Joyce Montgomer , Gloria hlullins, a rrna Pain er Third row, left to right: Phil Miller, Bill Orren, Billy Painter, Bob llloser, Bo Miller, Tommy Michael, Rickey Orten, Bob Minton, George Miller SOP!-IOMORE HOME ROOMS First 'ro11', left to right: Rebecca Roller, Judy Rebman, Judy Rose, Pam Rowe, Candy Richardson, Francine Proctor, Jerrilyn Phillips, Peggy Platt Second row, left to right: Delores Pierce, Doreen Price, Janet Phipps, Jo Ann Price, Barbara Scott, Susan Propst, Virginia Rhines, Judi Ross Thirfl row, left to right: Ricky Ramsey, Randy Parker, Tom Perkins, Pete Peterson, Bill Pilkington, Chris Porter, Joe Russell, Rodger Phillips, Guy Pealer, Ja , N ,,. Izrst row, left to righ 'xy is Sharpe, Scarlet Seaton, aLLyl-?- , Ann Stott, Janet Street, Linda Smith, Phyllis Steffey, Mickey Taylor Second row, left to right: Blike Story, Phil Smith, Kathy Shook, Ann Thomas, Jackie Smith, Gordon Taylor, Blaine Shoun, Dan Stansberry, Earl Stone, Roger Tesneary' ' Third row, left to right: Donald Scott, Larry Street, David Shipley, Bob Scott, Ronnie Stout, Ed Thacker, Lannie Sheets, Brian St. John, James Sluder, George Silvers n Wlhite, Brenda Wleaver, Kim , 'V Trivett Sonja Yvaddell First row, left to right: Nancy Tig Seann row, left to right: Carolyn VVhited, Hope Wlagner, Patsy Trivette, Carolyn Tipton, Ellen VVhisman, Dianne Tipton Third row, left to right: Rickey Tucker, Charles Ward, Mike VVhite, Larry Tipton, Phil Wlhistine, Tommy Whit- aker, Bob lVhistine, Jerald Tittle, Hike Watkins, Matt Tucker, Larry Harvey First row, left to right: Sandra VVright, Gail, Wlodorrd, Shelia Young, Janice 'WiEersfiShel1 Wright, Dorothy Wis- hon, Brenda Yelton Second row, left to right: Carl Young, Dorman Whitley, Suzy Worley, Frances Yelton, Bob Yeiser, Ronnie Wilson Third row, left to right: Eddie Wyatt, Fred Whitson, James Workman, Shel- burne VVilson, Larry Whitehead, David Williams 1962 - CALENDAR -1963 JUNE -A velvet carpet was rolled out for our returning STATE BASEBALL CHAM- PIONS! ! ! AUGUsr -We start.ed the new year' out right by whipping Jonesboro 25-0. -Conclusion of summer vacatio11-regis- tration. 1Ve welcomed five new teachers this year: 1NIrs. Louise Lunsford, lVIiss Wlartha Jones, lVIrs. lVIary King, lXIr. Joe 1Vood, and hir. Emory Hale. -A pep rally preceded our loss to Chatt. Central 14-0. SEPTEM BER -J. C. vs lVIorristown. 1Ve lost 7-3. -We really showed Knox Central by beat- ing them 14-0. -Toppers battled back in the second half of the Tenn. High game but still dropped a Q0-19 thriller. -SHI-IS left Oak Ridge jittery about its 20-19 cliff-hanging win over us. Oc'roBER -The Junior Civitans had a hayride. -Science Hill stopped the Cyclones 14-6. -Report cards. Need we say more? -Toppers stomped Greenville 20-0 in our homecoming game. Queen Susan reigned. -Bulletin: world astonished by President Kennedyis speech about Cuba. Q6-The tables were turned and the teachers learned-at Knoxville. -Erwin felt the impact of J. C. VVe won 33-IQ. -Key Club had a hayride. NOVEMBER -We had a bonfire to arouse our spirit for Kingsport. -The Indian raiders of Science Hill OB- LITERATED the.D. B. Indians by a score of Q7-7! ! -A first for us-the Kingsport Exchange Bowl. We came from behind to beat Church Hill Q7-21. -Coach Littleis cagers lost their opening game to Training School. -Seniors ordered invitations. -Steve Spurrier made INIVP on State Football Team. Roy Payne-second team. Cott.y Jones-honorable mention. -We played our first Big Seven Conference opposition game with Bristol-winning, of course, 59-46. DECEMBER 8 ROTC held their annual Christmas part bf 12 13 SHHS was vacant for a change Snow made us stay away 19 Q3 I C Invrtatronals 1Ve beat Boones Creek 60 417 NIERRX CHRISTIXIAS to all' ' ' The Key Club Clvitan Dance R',e,t.lca,t JANUARY Same ole routine begins again as school opens for the second semester Spurrier made All American QQ 24 Oh those term cxams' Try outs for the school play I' EBRUARY Poppers are the Big Seven Champions 'Ihat s our boys' ' Cupid s arrows were flying at the Senior Girls Dance C,..Q,e,,-vw Bam--1-2-TC? The flmencfm Scene llffagazme revealed thc ta'l'e'lTt ofThe seniors X- ' IVIIARLIF' Distr ict Iwo Basketball Crown is OURS' Got to keep that Press Chronicle Trophy t I I I Kingsport in the Semi Finals bv a score of 932 30 Our school play Nrght of fanucuy bit teenth was one of the most exciting dramas ever presented here Toppers played the first baseball game of the season Phe Optomist Club held a dance R'-Afli I'rue talent was displayed at our Spring Concert directed by Mr Boles APRIL Federal Inspection showed our boys at their best Mfr Weddle receives our thanks for a well presented band concert The Juniors gave us seniors a prom we ll long remember MA1 Soft lights and glimmering brass high lighted the ROTC Ball 6 41' ldlwv-f6Lvx,0C IIonors Night vxas a joyous affair with many honors given Class Night recalled to seniors many fond memories The Baccalaureate Sermon illustrated the serious side of graduation Q8 Q9 Every one sweating final exams' .31 CRADUATION D-11 Sad but happy seniors bid good bye to the campus 5'-Q1-fc elif 60 L - , . Q5-ie + f Q . 4 , . 28- - ' ' ' . W ' ' 16- ' - - M ' . ' A 30- - i i . 5-' - ' - - ' '. K Qt , . . i D . ' . . ' . , ' , QQ-. - -' E' gg oo. . . 8-The Toppers lost a hard fought game to Q9- - . - - - ' so-' f - 7 Ro 31-' D f f - Q ' . 17- l ' i ' I ' 4 Q6-i . i ' - ' -A QP n n I I l - , Zhi . . . I 1 . - . . I U c M-g . u 7 I . ' K. . Qs- f ' - U ' 4 -WI l A 7' I A . 1,7 F 12? X XX XX X XX XX X ' Y. Xi X X A X X X X X X X X X X X WATAUGAN EDITORS Seated, left to right: ELIZABETH WARD, BETSY Foxx NNE SCHOLIL. tamding: SARAH CHENEY, YVONNE HANCOCK I W. S- 'fb ADV TISI NG , 'L Ai 1 4 1 J Lqfi to right: DONNA ANDREWVS, JUDY YEISEII, CHARLOTTE CRUTCHRR, SHEILA BOLDING, SUSAN FEATHERS, PHIL LOVE, CHERYL PIOLTZSCLA W. Adwnertzszng Ilfanager: DICKS MCKELL, ROSEMARY SILER, PATTI PITTS, BIYRA VVOODRUFF, PATSY SHARPE, JO ANN MCGHEE if 62 32+ STAFF 1963 CAROLYN STAT!-UN, Typist STAFF Left to right: KAY HOLYFIELD, FLORENCE WOFFOISD, ANN WHISMAN, LYNNIS STOUGH ION, PAM MAT PIII WS, ANN GII LIKIN, SAMMY DEEN, M. KAYE VVILSON, PENNY SLAD1-3, SHERR1 TI'IOMP5ON, NOIihIfX TPAN GIIPPNF, DIANF GRFFNE, IUDX BUR DICK 6 ,M ,,,, . Left to right: MRS. C. C. SwATzEI.I,, T-reasurerg Mli.S. LEON PARRISH, Seeretaryg MRS. TTARRY COOK, Pre.vir1ent,' MRS. JOHN TTILLICNBR.-X ND, Corre.vpoml11Ig Secretaryg MRS, HAROLD FFAYLOR, Vive Presirlent COMMITTEE MR. AND MRS. J. K. TNILLIS 1 Fl-nance MR. AND MRS. PHIL SCHARFSTICINI ' ' ' ' ' ' MR. AND MRS. LONNIE Sl-IARPET A A , . . ...... ,.,, P 'rogrrmz THR GICORGE UREENWELE If MR AND MRS. ROBERT D UNKELBICRGEIC ....... . . .Magazine MR AND MRS. H ICNRY BLACRIVELI, ..... Congress P'uhlir'ation MR AND INIRS. BOB WOOD I Memberghl. 2 MR AND NIRS. IAIARRY GASTEIGER I ' ' ' A A ' 'A ' ' I MR AND MRS. JESS STATEN I Pubhkfh MR AND MRS. ROY TRIVETTE I 'A ' ' A ' A A A ' A ' -I MR. AND MRS. LOUIS YOUNG. . . Ho.vp'i1!ality Chairman DR. AND MRS. TTOBICRT YEISER. . . ....... Room Mothers MR AND MRS. JOHN THOMPSON. . . .,.,... Seniors MR. AND MRS. T. F. BECKNER. ..... .lnnio'r.v MR AND MRS. U. G. TVITITID. . . . .Soplzomores Theme- Our Youth, Their Futuren MR. AND MRS. JAMES LONON ..,.. .....,.. I Jand Committee TTI? T212 M1221 Tfui317?ilf1a?z?RT --'Q-- ff- 0- T- U' Comfnfffee MR. AND MRS. ROSS EDGIEMON I .'.4.... Sjecml Events REV. AND MRS. GRAHAM SPURRIICR I I MR. AND MRS. BILL WORLEY ,.,........ Parent Education and Study Course MR. AND MIIS. U. G. TRIVETT .,... Teen Town Representatiize MR. AND MRS. L. J. HISIEY ..., Stnrle-nt Council Representative TS MR. AND MRS. PAUL Foxx ,....,,,,,..,......., i lrapboolc 6 MR. AND TVIRS. ARTHUR KIEIJSICX' ..,......,. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS IAGER ....,.,..,,. 'I ,' 1 man MR. AND MRS. JOHN TVICTTICLL ..,........ Juvenile Protection MR. AND MRS. FRANK BUTT ................... Citizenship MR. AND LTRS. GUY BLACKXVELL. . .Health and Mental Health Xve planned our programs to encourage Cooperation and understanding between the home and school. Students have taken part on all our progrzuns. +G! 64 Ef- THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS XYIC BOYD ..,.. ...... P 1'esident JACK SHONVMAN .... . . .Vice President SHEILA BOLDLNQ .... .... Ee-ekzjgz 'y KYLE BIORELL ...,.,.... .... 7 'reasurer MR. FRANK TANNENVITZ. . . .... Sponsor i'+ The Student Council is an organization ose prime purpose is to be a resounding board of the student bodyis goals and to execute the activities which the school plans as a whole. The Council consists of four officers, elected by popular vote, and a representative from each homeroom. Even though the council has always been an integral part of student life, it is constantly seeking improvements Within its own structure in order to meet the growing demands of the student body, This year a committee has been organized to analyze the effectiveness of our council. Projects sponsored by the student council this year include: Thanksgiving baskets, Veteran,s Home packages, victory jackets, and the student-faculty basketball game. 65 P21- I-IILLTCDP First row, left to right: JO ANN WEST, Art Editorg BETTY GABBEIIT, Editorial Editor,',MAEfA Second row, left to right, DAVE ADAMS, Reporter, MARYLYN BERRY, Editorg MA1iILX'N FIELD, Editor A Y T A ezos Editors, PAT COLE, LINDA SUE CAMPBELL, Editorial Editor, DORENE HISEYQ Feature Editors, MARY EARLE BOOZE, GNVEN IIARDISON, KATIIIE ATXVOODQ S ' 1 for KE ' LAMBERT' Club Editor, SUSAN GRAYBEALQ Art Editor, SHARON WILSON, Ezvcltcmge Editor, DIANIB WHITE: Reporters, SUE USRY, JUDITH WALTIEIC, ANNE IFYSINGER, CA ICOLYN I,OcIcETT, JO CARSON, ANN HIITII, LYNNIS STOUGI-ITON, JANICE CAMPBELL, SI-IERYL CUSICK, JUNE HIIJ14, Coy XVHEELOCK, CAROL IEAYLOR, SIIERRI THOMPSON, ANN WI-IISMAN, JO ANN NICCGHEE ' 'SEE 66 321- JUNIOR CIVITAN . fm I ,, i W f . . Z, f 7 x e , f Left to right: HAROLD TAYLOR ZEB PRES- SHEILA' BOLDING Left to right: ROY PAYNE, Sergeant-at-Arnzs,' NELL, CHARLIE XVALLACE, JIMMY JOBE, Sweetheart RON PELFREY, Treasurerg JERRY POTTER, BILL TEIIJNIANN Chaplamg JIM SANDERS, Secretaryg COTTY J ONES, President f , mn ,,,, U , W , I ' I Av MY -if 67 13 Sweetheart .... CAROL KEY ANN HOWARD If CHOO TIPTON ..... SUNNY LONON. . . . V10 BOYD ,... JIM BOWVMAN. MR. HARRY IIANGE M R. JACK M Cf 1ORKLE T .... I . . . .President Vice President . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . .Sponsors CLUB h 68 12? 5 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE J IM BUWMAN ........,. Preszfdent PAT COLE ........ Vice President PENNY SLADE ...,..... Secretary GRANT TRIVE'FT ...... Treasurer RIARILYN FIELD ..... Program Chairman MISS JUANITA JONES I S WSWS MRS. BIALTSBERGER I P J A AA JUNIRDR CLASSICAL LEAGUE 'SCG fag NR UUA I 9 MARY EARL BOOZE ..,........ Firsf Consul JUDY BURDIIJK .... Second Consul LINDA BLEVINS .... .... S eriba CATHY BIRELY ........., Questor lXIRS. WASIIBURN ....,. Sponsor TRI Club members working in the morning T8eI CLUB OFFICERS VVANDA BARHAM ....... President TOMMY VVEBSTER ...... Vice President BOB SATTERFIELD ...... Secretary IQITTY SPRADLIN ...... Treasurer LINDA HUGHES ........ Reporter IRIEBECCA BICIQINNEY. Sergeant-at-Arms T8fI CLUB Hilltop Chapter 32 is affiliated with the state T8zI clubs in the state of Tennessee. It offers an opportunity for all members to participate in club activities, These include Wiener roasts, talent show, skating party, em- ployer-employee banquet, parent night, and picnics. The TSLI Club has received numerous honors in entering the various spelling, essay, prepared speech, current events, job application, and typing contests held at the Regional and State Conventions. T8zI Club members working in the afternoon f701 F. I-I. CLUB DOTTIE LAFOLETTE .... President IKENEE SHELTON. .Vice President VICKIE BARNES ....... Secretary LINDA BULLA .... . . . . Treasurer BEVERLY BROCK ....... Reporter XVILNIA JONES ...... . , .Historian DORIS ROWE . .Parliamentarian LINDA HALL ....... .Song Leader BIISS HUNT .... .... S ponsor 7 am SCIENCE CLUB CARROLL VANCE. ...... President EUGENE HICKS. . .Vice President IRICKY LAMBERT .,..... SecLeMgLd JOHN PHILLIPS ........ Treasurer AIRS. M CPH ERSON ...... Sponsor 4,2 72 E35 DEVGTIONS GRGUP IQAY ICEENE ........., President BEN SCHARFSTEIN. . .Vrce Preszdent PATSY HILL .......... Secretary SHERRI THOMIJSON .... Treasurer MRS. HERRON ......... Sponsor BASEBALL CLUB TOMMY I-IAGEH 1 . CHOO TIPTON I ' ' 'Cmcaptams BUD OXENDINE . S ecretary- Treasurer COACH JOHN BROYLES.. .Sponsor BIOLOGY CLUB NIRS. BIALTSBERGER .... Sponsor LIBRARY ASSISTANTS NANCY ARRONVOOD ..... President EVELYN GOBBLE. .Vice President PAM ROWE ........... Secretary SARAH BIILLER .,.... Tereasureo' OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: BIRS. SARAH BRADY, Secretary. Left to right: BECKY GENTRY, CAROLYN STATEN, DEANE BIATTOX, PAM BIATT- HENVS, STVONNE HANCOCK, SUZY VVORLEY, HARRIET ATKINS, BRENDA ROBERTSON, PATSY SHARPE, MARTIJA DOYLE, NANCY CLAWSON, CATHY BIRELEY, JEAN STREET, JUDY BURDICK CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS Left to right: JERRY SANDERS, SUE USRY, DORENE HISEY, BONNIE BIILLER, CAROLE HAMILTON, BETSY LITTLE, ELIZABETH WARD, RICKY IIAMSEY A25 73 E2 SENIOEQW DQAMATICS ANN XVHISMAN ..... ' ........ President HARRIET ADKINS ........... Secretary JO ANN XNEST ......... Vzee Preszdent IQAY ICINCH .........,..... Treasurer NIISS DENTON ..........,... Sponsor' SPANISH CLUB OQCK ROLIJER ..... .,....... P resident PAM ROWE .......,......., Secretary JEWELL JOHNSON ...... Vice 1 UWi FRANCES RICH. . . .... Treasurer IXIRS. IXHOMPSON ............ Sponsor 74 THE LOST STAR -A CHR STMAS PLAY E Q25 75 Rf' SENIGR BAND MEMBERS P ,WL CCCCC C I i First row, left to right: SUNNY LONON, JUNE IJILL, FRANCES RICH, PEGGY HENSIIEY, GAIL DUNAVANT, LINDA IAIYATT,lfiAI3IAQARNETTl ,TANKER VVIDNER, LEE ALLEN, IJORENE HISlE1', JUDY BURDICK, BOBBY LEXVIS SECOND ROW: MARTHA IJOYLE, JUDITH WALTER, SHARON HAMBY, CAROLYN IFATE, SANDRA ROWLAND, RICHARD BOUKNIGI-IT, DOUG- LAS IRANSHAXV, JEFF BROWNING, MARY EARLE BOOZE, SARAH LONG, CAROLE BUNTON, PATSY SHARPE, JK , ....,,,.. . ,..,...... First row, left to right: SUNNY LONON, BOBBY LEWIS Second row: KAY DIEEN, KAREN JENKINS, JOYCE CHURCH Third row: LINDA HYATT, GAIL DUNAVENT, LINDA VVILSON, SHARON DOWNS, MARIA VIEARNETTV7 BEE 76 32? B A W BAND OFFICERS LEE ALLEN ........... ..... C aptain FRANCES RICH. . . .... Lieutenant DIARY EARLE BOOZE .... . . -Lieutenant BOBBY LEWIS .... .......... D rum Dlajov' JEFF BRONVNING 4..,. ........... L Lieutenant SUNNY LoNoN ............ Assistant Drum Major MR. WEDDLE .......,. ............ D trector DIR. GEORGE BUDA. . . ..., Assistant Director The band has kept busy this year by participating in many varied activities. They started practice in August for the performances at the football games, marched in several parades, participated in band day at State University, attended the lllemorial Day services at hlountain Home, took part in the half-time show at the Exchange Bowl in Kingsport, played for the pep rallies, and presented several concerts. This year for the first time the Concert Band, a select group from the entire band, entered into competition in Knoxville. lllany thanks to lVlr. VVecldle and lVlr. George Buda for their excellent direction of our S'Hilltopper Band. H +21 77 lik- CHOIR The choir is one of the most select organizations in the music department. lllembers are chosen on the basis of individual auditions before former' members and the director. In addition to the regularly scheduled Christmas :mel Easter programs :Lt school, the choir has been active in presenting programs for civic clubs and churches. N4 GIRLS' cr-noraus .224 78 32? J QW M GLEE CLUB is s NP The Glee Club is open to anyone who desires to join. Many Glee Club members find their Way into the smaller groups sponsored by the hlusic Department. The group has participated in the Christmas program, preaching mission choir, and spring concert. BOYS' ENSEMBLE GIRLS' SEXTET r W +25 79 13+ R. O. T. C. JOHN S. CULPEPPER, J R. V Major Infantry Rifle Team Advisor MT I, MT II KENNETH R. TIEDRICK lllasler Sergeant Riff: Team Coach MT I I I CADET COMMANDERS I NVILLIAM M. EMIS VICTOR l. BOYD BN. C. 0. BN. X. O. l IIOBERT L. LEWIS C. O., D Sa B COIIPS lRALPH B. JOHNSTON 1 C. O. Co. A DONNY S. BATES C. O. Co. B l ROY L. PAYNE C. O. Co. D The general object of the R. O. T. C. course is primarily to lay the foundation of intelligent citizen- ship by inculeating in the Cadet habits of precision, orderliness, courtesy, correctness of posture and rleportment, leadership, and respect for and loyalty to constituted authority and to give the cadet basic military training which will be of benefit to him and of value to the military service if and when he becomes a member thereof. SEI 80 139 1 BN CO AND STAFF OFFICERS BIIXCO CADET COL. YVILLIAM M. EADS Bllfxo CADET IIT. COL. VICTOR I. BOYD BRXADJ CADET RIAJOR YVILLARD L. TIPTON BIIXS-Q CADET RIAJOR GEORGE E. HUPF BIIXS-3 CADET BIAJOR JAMES C. LONON BNXS-'L CADET BIAJOR RICHARD H. FTLAMBEEIFFF ' ' ' X-A BNXPIO CADET CAPT. GRANT A., TRIVIQT? f WJ BNfSGT MAJ. CADET MSG LAYTON XVIDNER SPONSORS HONORARY CADET LT. COL. CHERY HOLTZSCLIAXS' FIONORARY CADET RIAJOR ROSEMARY SILER N A COLOR GUARD CADET AIASTER SERGEANT OF TIIE GUAICD GARY R. PHILLIPS CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS MAR- TIN N. CROOK ADET ERGEANT 1IRST CLASS DICKS C S P BICKELL CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS RON- ALD VVEBB CADET CORPORAL JIMMY BENNETT Cha COMPANY - - V, , , WW K fx -gs, X , , 4 . . . Anderson, James Andrews, Johnny lil. Astworth, John Beclcner, James L. Bennett, Jimmy Bennett, Larry Blackwell, Steven BCJXVIH8ll, Bowman, '1 iam C, Brown, llforton L. Campbell, Alan Cantrell, Lewis Chandler, John Cha ndler, Stephen L. Church H -irr A , C y . Coleman, lwichael lN'l. Crawford, Garry Curtis, Gary Danford, Robert Deakins, Joseph H. Deel, Hassel Erwin, Danny BT. Estes, Jack A. Evans, James Ewing, Samuel Fuller, Richard Fuller, Thomas R. Gabbert, Roland Gregory, Fred Hall, George Henley, VVilliam Honeycutt, Dallas Huff, hlliehael Hughes, Donald J. Hughes, Lyle R. Jilton, Ted L. Jordan, Jeff VV. Land, Ken Lewis, Jr., Elmer J. Lloyd, Dwight ,yons, David L. hlabrey, Gary Mackie, Paul Martin, Leonard Miller, Larry D. Miiitoii, Robert Mciiiroe, George A. lVIoore, John H. Nielson, Jolm Morris, Jerry Orten, Larry Parsons, Terry L. Pealor, Guy Phillips, Gary B. Pilkington, Williillli Prevette, Edward P Ramsey, Rick Riddle, Ralph L. Sells, Richard Sheets, Lannie ll. Silvers, George Taylor, Gordon Thomas, Gary W. VVhitley, Dorman lvillett, Robert C. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS C.O.TCADET CAPT. RALPH B. JOHNSTON, X.O.-CADET LT. DENNIS BANKS, PLT. LDR.-CADET LT. EDWARD J. IQOXVLANDQ PLT. Lon.- CADET LT. JOHN K. SIIUMATEQ ITONORARY CADET CAPT. JOANN RTLTGIIEEQ HoNoi'm1'cY CADET LT. GWEN TIAHDISON -224 82 inf mm compmw II ll Altman, Glen Arwood, Gary Barnett, Glenn Bennett, Jim Bonsor, Jim Brooks, Dwight Burleson, Gary Campbell, Larry NV. Carmichael, Glenn Carter, Judson bl. Coker, Gary D. Crowe, Charles L. Derrick, Bill Elliott, Ken Garland, Robert N. lVIcLemore, Carl L. lVIettler, Richard L. Dlosier, Wayne R. Painter, Bill Perkins, Tom Petty, Charles Porter, Robert Scharfstein, Ben S. Scott, Don Slagle, Lanny Spears, Ross Starnes, Eddie C. Stone, Earl T. Story, James Taylor, Kenneth VV OFFICERS AND SPONSORS C.0.1CADET CAPT. DONNY S. BATES, X.O.'CADET LT. FRED W. BAILEY, PLT. LDR.1CADET LT. JACK W. SHOWMAN, PLT. LDR.- CADET LT. lx'lARSHALL E. G.AltI!ETTQ HONORARY CADET CAPT. NORMA JEAN GREENE, IIONOHAHY CAUET LT. lNlANCY BIICIKENZIE elf 83 Ec- Giles, Robert W. Harvey, Paul A. Harvey, William Hodges, Charles E. Johnson, Terry Lawson, John B. Layne, Eddie Loggans, Tommy F 4. lliartin, Tony lNIcCrackeu, 'FOIIIIU y J. Tittle, WValter Wagner, lliike Wilcox, Larry B. VVilliams, David Williams, Gary XV. Willis, John K. Wilson, Shelburne YVoods, Carl H. VVorkman, James Young, Carl ll Il COMPANY X. UMFGET, Adams, Gerald Altman, Kenneth C. Baines, Dwight 'irker 'illiam C. Barrett, Jo in Bays, Erhie G. Berry, Tommy Bingham, James Blackwell, Guy Branch, James F. Buchanan, Tommy Burleson, Larry Byrd, James A. Campbell, Freddie G. Carriger, Phil Carroll, llflike Colyer, VVilliam A. Cowell, Joseph E. Cox, David Cox, Carroll Cox, Greg Deakins, VVilliani Earp, Thomas Erwin, Charles YV. Forrester, Stephen D. Fortner, Lenny A. Furches, James R. Gordon, Charles Gregg, llfike Grubhs, Frank Haekler, Lewis R. Hancarek, James Johnson, Gary L. Johnson, Jimmy ll. Jones, John D. Joy, Robert King, Ronald Leagon, Joseph Love, Kenneth Lowe, George T. llfays, John lNIeCullough, Roh ert B. lNIcKinney, Ea rl E. llfiller, George T. llfiller, Phillip Morris, David lVI. Oliver, Larry Orren, William Pitts, Edward Randell, John D. Range, James D. Richa rdson, James E. Roller, Richard J. Romans, Allan BJ Shipley, David Sluder, James Smith, David R. Stohler, Dennis L Street, NVilliam Tipton, Larry D. Trivette, Howard Tucker, Walter Van Juss, Earnest A. VVard, Charles Ward, Dan M. Wlhistine, Phil Wlhite, lwichael D. lVhitson, Fred OFFICERS AND SPO SORS .O.-CMJET CAPT. RON.kLD D. CAMPBELL, X.O.-CADET LT. DAN- NY R. BATES, PLT. LDR.1CADET LT. MA' IN R. ITENDERSONQ PLT. LDR.-CADET LT. JOHN C. PHILLIPS, IJONORARY CADET CAPT. IJIANE GREENE, HONOIQTXIIX' CADET LT. FLORENCE WOFIQIID al 84 52? ,COMPANY II II OFFICERS AND SPONSORS C.0.'C.-KDET CAPT. ROY L. PAYNEg X.O.-CADET LT. RTICHAEL D. Mooreg PLT. Lon.-CADET LT. FRED E. Hrcrcsg PLT. LDILQCADET LT. ITAILVEY W. OXENDINEQ IJONOIIARY CADET C.-xi-T. Ci1A1u.o'rTE CRUTCHER1 HoNou,uzY CADET LT. DONNA ANDHEXVS QE? 85 lie Augustus, George S. Austin, Steve Baile , Wayne if if! ,Y .1 yes? Bates,EBobby Bingham, John Birchfield, Glenn D. Black, George Bowman, Mickey D. Bramock, Michael Buchanan, Fred Campbell, Larry D. Carroll, John Ghambers, lVIyron Curl, Jim DeBord, Glenn Derby, WVillia1'n Donnelly, Robert L. Edwards, Mike Elrod, Warren L. Fife, Wayne Foster, David H. Grinstatf, Jerry Gunn, Lou H. Hall, James Harkleroad, Jerry D. Henderson, Bobby T. Holyfield, Charles Johnson, Cecil Johnson, Edward Jones, Bobby Lynn Jones, Henry L. Jones, John A. Kyte, WVilliam F. Landers, Carmon Lyon, Bobby G. Lyon, Steve A. Ludwig, Mike Blaine, Eddy hlartin, Jay Lloser, Robert Bloody, Larry VV. Parker, Dennis Peterson, Kenneth Roberts, James E. Russell, Richard Sanders, Jerome T. Satterfield, Ronald I Sayers, Jerry E. Smith, Charles R. Smith, hlichael A. Sta nsberry, Daniel St. John, Robert Stout, Eugene Stout, Ronnie Tesnary, Rodger Therrell, Charles A. Thomas, John Tucker, lNIatthew Wfagner, Robert L. Ward, Billy J. NV atkins, lN1ike Wlhistine, Robert lVhitehead, Larry lVood, Robert O. Wlyatt, Edward Yeiser, Robert W A X DRUM AND BUG-LE CORPS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR C.0.'C.8IJP1T CAPT. ROBERT L. LEWISLXD.-CADET LT. MI- CHAEL K. WHISENANTg IIONORARY CADET CAPT. ' A RIFLE I TEAM Kneeling, Zqft to right: GARY FER- GUSON, KENNETH MOULTON, - ZNANT, - DANNY BATES, RICKY FERGUSON, MAO EADS. Standing: SGT. DAVID ' FORTUNE, ERNIE VAN HUSS, ROGER KEYS, ALLMAN ROMANS, RONNIE CORZINE, BILLY WARD RALPH RIDDLE, JOHN PHILLIPS, MIKE GREGG, CHARLES ERVVIN, DOUGLAS RANSIIAYV, JERRY BLE- VINS, ROBIERT MAY, LARRY WIL- COX, BILL KYTE f' Allen, Lee A. Bales, Williaixi F Blevins, Jerry R. J. Bradshaw, John Burleson, David Clark, Larry Corzine, David Eades, Fred Eades, Ted Fann, James Fa nn, Sarnl ny Ferguson, Gary Ferguson, Ricky P. Frazier, David Harding, Samuel Jones, VVayne S. Keys, Rodger P. Long, Ray Mziy, Robert Miller, Vvillialn Nfoulton, Kenneth Overman, Carl L. Parrish, Donald A Phillips, Rodger Ranshaw, Douglas 1 Rebmann, Steven II Russell, Joseph Scott, John Shoun, Blaine Starnes, Frank A. Thacker, William-- VVhitakcr, Alan Wilsoll, Ronnie 86 I A I5 R. O. T. C. BALL f V U v mlm H OUR SENIOR Top, left to right: JACK SHOWVMAN, JO ANN MCGHEE, SHERRI THOMPSON, CHARLOTTE CRUTCHER, LINDA Doss, MYIZA WOOD 4 , DONNA ANDREWS C Left: ELIZABETH XVARD, BECKY GENTRY, YVONNE I'IANCOCK, SARAH CHENEY Bottom, left to right: PAT COLE, CAROL ANN :HOWARD -N.------- lA , I 88 EER TALENT SHOW T op, left to right: JUDITH XVALTER, SARAH LONG, PATSY SHARPE BIARTHA DOYLE DONNA ROSE 5 3 Right: ISAY HOLYFIELD, S DING Bottom, lqft to right: FRANCIS RICH, DONNA ROSE, NORMA JEAN GREENE, STEVE LYON, BOB LENVIS, KEN LYON, STEVE SPURRIER, JIM SANDERS I Io 'nil 89 NIGHT JANUARY 16th BY AYN RAND Friday, lilarch QQ, 1963 CAST Judge ...,.. ,......... I ienneth Turney Bailiff ........... ..,......... G ary Coker Court Clerk ................,.. Bill DeVault Secretaries ..., Donna Andrews, Carol Bunton ,District Attorney. .g ........... Grant Trivyf Defense Attorney ......,... Tfjim Bowman John Graham VVhitfield ......... lWike Hyder Nancy Lee Faulkner ............ Donna Rose Karen Andre ...,.. .......,... S usan DeVane Dr. Thomas Kirkland .... Mrs. Hutchins ..... ..... ... ...Bob Lewis . . . . .Joan Millen Homer Van Fleet ..... ....,.. E ddie Bales Ofiicer Sweeney ..... .... J ack Showman Jane Chandler .... ..... E lizabeth Warcl Magda Swenson ..,. ..,. lN Iary Anne Young Sigurd Jungquist .... . . Steve Presnell Larry Regan ................. Jimmy Range Roberta Van Renssalaer ......... Linda Doss Prison hfatron ............... Sharon Hamby Directed by. ...............i. Darlene Olson . PRODUCTION STAFF Jack Showman, Joan lWillen, 1, bl. .t Mike Hyder, June Hill, u 101 y ' ' ' Kenneth Turney, Sharon VVilson l Sammy Ewing, Robbie VVood Sound ....................... Robbie VVood Lights ....... Steve Presnell, Steven Blackwell Props. .June Hill, Mike Hyder, JeH Browning June Hill, Pat Hill, Sharon VVilson, Carol Bunton Pat Cole, Kay Kineh, lwary Moss, Ushers. . . JoAnn McGhee, Patsy Sharpe, Sherri Thompson, Joann West Blake-Up .... S E Z Z 1 4 Z 2 ? 4 5 2 5 ? 5 4 2 F 2 3 1 N Z f, ,, ,YW , ,QW-L--eim, , OR! ENTAL GARDENS 5-1 ,f X W , . ,,,, , ,.,5,, ,,,,,g.-.,,,, MM V .L fff' gf I 5241 , - 1- f, S---' .stent-Qvfyffwi' -f ...nmltdimma ' .mu AL 'env r WM'--M ' X FOOTBALL I Won 7-Lost 4 Science Hill had a banner year in football this past season. The team ranked ninth in the State, the highest ever for a Science Hill football team. The Toppers earned ,seeomi place in the Big Seven Conference, and ended the season by defeating Church Hill 28-Q1 in the Exchange Bowl H at Kingsport. illlfe Toppers opened the season by defeating Jonesboro Q5-0, then losing to the eventual number one team in the state, Chattanooga ' entral, 14-0. Nlorristown then defeated us 7-3 in a hard fought game. Bouncing back, the Toppers won over highly ranked Knoxville lentral 14-0, behind the passing of Steve Spurrier and the receiving of Jimmy Sanders. The following week we lost to Bristol Q0-19. Jouriieying to Oak Ridge the Toppers were defeated in the last second ofthe game. Again the score was Q0-19. The Toppers then won over Elizabethton 14-6, Greenville 20-0, Erwin 33-12, Kingsport Q7-7, and Churchill Q8-21. These games were highlighted by the kicking, passing and running of Steve Spurrier and the pass receiving of Sanders, Pelfrey, McCullougl1, Hughes, and Thomas. These boys were strongly supported by the play of Ken Altman, Sam Deen, Roy Payne, Butch Brown, Bob Yeiser, Lewis Cantrell, Ken Lyon, Cotty Jones, Bud Oxendine, Tommy Hage1', Bob Danford, and Jerry Potte1'. In the Bristol game Jimmy Sanders broke the conference record of passes caught in one game by catching eleven. That accomplishment is also a school record. Jimmy also set a school record by catching 48 passes during the season and by catching 10 touchdown passes, earning himself the distinction ol' being the best receiver in our school's history. During the season Steve Spurrier developed into the greatest quarterback Science Hill has ever had. Aside from his playing ability, his leadership, devotion to duty, poise and sportsmanship stamped him as an outstanding young man. During the season Steve threw 16 touchdown passes. His total yardage gained as a result of his passing and running was 2,14-9 yards. He averaged nearly 200 yards per game. He was the first player at Science Hill to throw 4' touchdown passes in one game, that being against Churchill. He is also the first Science Hill football player to make two high school All-American selections. His honors however were highly complimented by the hard work and sacrifice of the entire squad, especially the graduating seniors, Sam Deen, Ron Pelfrey, Cotty Jones, Ken Lyon, Roy Payne, Jerry Potter, Jim Sanders, Mike Nlcore, Bud Oxendine, and Torn Hager. Spurrier is also a senior. Honors gained by individual Toppers were as follows: Sam Deen: All Big Seven Conference, Upper E. T. Sports Writers All Conference Selection. Ron Pelfrey: All Big Seven Conference, Upper E. T. Sports Writers All Conference Selection. Cotty Jones: All Big Seven Conference, Upper E. T. Sports VVriters All Conference Selection. Bob McCullougl1: Qnd team All Big Seven, Upper E. T. Sports VVriters All Conference Selection. Roy Payne: Qnd team U. P. I. All State-Upper E. T. Sports Writers All Conference Selection. Jim Sanders: All Big Seven Conference, Caught 11 passes in one game for school and conference record, caught 48 passes during season for school record. Caught 10 touchdown passes for school record. Special award by Johnson -Jaycees for pass receiving. Steve Spurrier: All Big Seven Conference, All Big Seven Conference by Upper E. T. Sports Writers, All East Tennessee, Knoxville Journal, Most Valuable Athlete in E. T. by Knoxville Journal, All East Tennessee by Knozwille Sentinel, All State-United Press, All State-Associated Press, Number 1 High School player in Tennessee, All Southern lst team, All American-Scholastic Coach Magazine, All American-Coach and Athlete Magazine, Jaycee Player of the Year Award, Most Outstanding Athlete Award by Science Hill Coaches, Farmer Nlemorial Award, First Athlete in the history of the school to have his football jersey CNO. 1U retired and placed in Trophy Case. The entire school and team are deeply grateful to the work and fine assistance of Coach Tipton, Evans, Hale, and Cot Presnell. lWa nagers for our excellent team were Jolm Hall, Fred Bailey, Skip Lewis, and Glenn DeBord. IQERMIT T1 I-ToN H ead Coach Cor PaEsNar,L BOB EVANS EMORY HALE fag? NUM f f Z 5 F 2 E S: E S? X2 S 5 5 ll Q E i -1 5 wi 1 X1 13 H 1 W ki 133 -I I 4 li z Q 32 w 6, V Q ,mmffiww ,f ' f awww2125:-5:wwanmzxvmzxzmzwmwwfmwmmzmawwfmmwwwezmvzza2sz15ffW4w suzwmmwwmczmzvxawfswmm MN W, Wmsiwwm Wmwwzwa -www , ,wf - Q 'w s ess-Wwlmwmr, W f WMA wmv' Vmfnf' K emma . Mwffwmzwmafi :WWW I-IGMECOMING QUEEN SUSAN FEATHER S Crowned by Larry Tipton President of Key Club R U N N E R S - U P ROSEMARY SILER 3i97R'+ SHEILA BOLDING QUEEN Scaferl, left to right: PATTY PETERSON, JO ANN MCGHEE, NIARY EARLE Boom, ROSEMARY SIDDR Staml1'-ng: KAY K1f:1sN1f:, C1-I RRY I'IOL'l'ZSCLAXV, BETTY GABBERT f A Q ,A 77' J .I Z 2 ff X f f,Mw 5 Seated, left to right: DONNA ANDREWS, FLORENCE VVOFFORD, CHARLOTTE CRUTCHER, SANDRA IJUNKLEBERGER Sfamling: SUSAN IIAEMSCH, SUSAN , A 98 CANDIDATES Seated, left to right: SHEILA G, FRANCES RICH, KITTY SI-RADLIN, PATTI PITTS Standing: ANN TIIIVETT, LINDA BULLA, ANN MEIcEDI'I'H f? Seated, left to righi: JUDY YEISER, NANCY MCKENZIE, NORMA JEAN GREENE, DIANE GREENE Standing: GIVEN IIARDISON, ANNE GASTEIGER +Ef 99 121' VARSITY Coxon ELVIN LITTLE BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Elvin Little and his 1962-63 Science Hill Basketball Team won twenty-five games and lost nine. Science Hill won the Big Seven Conference Championship for the first time since 1954 with ten wins and two defeats. Science Hill placed fourth in J. C. Invitational Tournament. For the second year in a row Science Hill won the District Two Championship and retired the Press Chronicle Trophy. The Toppers defeated Fall Branch, Erwin, and Training School for the Championship. In the Regional Tournament the Toppers defeated Hampton, Rush Strong, and lost to Kingsport by a score of 32-30 in the Semi-Finals. Steve Spurrier, who led the team in scoring, averaged twenty points per game. George Lowe followed with a fourteen point average. Bill Wlilson led the team in rebounding with Tom Hager and Choo Tipton standouts on defense. Steve Spurrier, Bill VVilson, and Tom Hager made the District Two All Tournament Team. Steve made the J. C. Invitational Tournament Team, the Regional All Tournament Team, the News Sentinel All East Tennessee Team, the Big Seven Conference Team, the A. SP. All-State Team, and the Sports VVriters All-State Team. The school received the Big Seven Sportsmanship Trophy for 196Q-63. Kneeling, left fn right: JIMMY EDGICMON, GEORGE Lowlc, Srlcvlc SPURRIER, Cuoo VIIIPTON, TOMMY I'IAGIiR S1unr11'ng.' IJONNY Bivrlss, Pmwc PIC'l'liltSON, Blu. W11.soN, LARRY Moonv, JIMMY BONSOIL as 100 3-sa Z Z 1 2 4 ? 2 Z Z Z Z ? 5 c e 2 2 ? Z f S 5 Z 5 Z Z ? Z 4 Z Z 5 6 2 2 f Z 2 2 4 Z Z 4 Z :M L. 1 f' ' www ,Mum ,,. 'gpm www :wmw,MW',mf1f'- .Km-Q'1-wrfvxazsmwmfwmnrzmzl z, x.,wywwwwfs,fzW'vsQ-wmcvf x .,,, mmm Www- 1- WM - nm 1 www-Us .mmf - wmv k ,www Wfffwm: BASKETBALL TEAM COACH PAUL BREXVSTER Kneeling, le tto right: BOBBY JOY, CARMON LANDEES, JIMMY V. BENNETT, FRED GREGORY, Ross SPE. . , CHUBBY Bow- f f ' AYNE BAILEY A Stan IMMY L. BENNETT, PETE PETERSON, BOBBY LAWSON, NIIKE SEELEY, JERRY GRINDSTAFF, JIM BONSOR, LYNN IDONNELLY, CI-IAIILES CROXVE -PEI 102 181' 3 TRACK F irst Row: EDDIE HUFF, RICHARD METTLER, CHARLES PETTY, DANNY CLARK, VERNON HUNIPHREYS, KYLE BIORELL, RONNIE PELFREY Second Row: TVILLIE TVIILTON, manager, JERRY POTTER, BOBBY LEACH, MIKE MOO1iIE, LOU GUNN, GEORGE VVILLIS, GEORGE LOWE, GARY STUMP, JIMMY SANDERS Third Row: SKIP LEXVIS, managerg COTTY J ONES, JIM BOWMAN, BUTCH BROWN, FRED VVILLINGHAM, ROY PAYNE, CARROLL Y,fX'1'l5S, DONNY BATES The 1962 track season Was played with bad Weather. One Outstanding meet Was with Bristol and Erwin. They scored 72M points and 13 respectively, With Science Hill scoring 78M points Science Hill Was third in the Big Seven Track llleet with three first places. Roy Payne won the shot put, Kyle lllorell won the high hurdles: and our mile relay team won. The Toppers were also third i11 the District I Track Bfeet with one first placeethe high hurdles by Kyle lliorell. CROSS-CCDUNTRY TRACK TEAM A M f ,f 1, f First row: GLEN BARNETT, manager: BOB GILES, KYLE MOIIELT1, GARY STUMP, DAYTON CLICK, RICHARD iNIETTLER, BOBBY LEACH, CHARLF ' ' D TH.ACKEIZ, BLAINE SHOUN Second row: AMES BQHRY, Z OM TVICCRACKEN, MIKE WALKER, TERRY JOHNSON, JOHNNY VVILLIS, MIKE MCCRACKEN, K1-JN LOVE, ED GABBHT, OGER EsNEARY, PHIL CARRIGER, EDDIE WYATT, PHIL LOVE The Cross-Country Team had a highly successful seas-On this year. They scored victories Over Hampton, Elizabethton, Holston Valley, and beat Kingsport twice. The team also won the Big Seven Cross-Country Meet and placed second in the Appalachian Invi- tational. W all 103 lie BASEBALL During the regular season the Hilltoppers record was twelve wins against two defeats. Bristol, Elizabethton, Er- win, Greenville, lNIorristOwn, and Unaka each fell as victims twice. As the season closed, Johnson City and Kingsport shared honors as CO-Champions of the Big Seven Conference. The Toppers played five games in the District Tourna- ment. They defeated Lamar, Happy Valley, and Greenville by relatively large scores. In two hard fought battles, the Toppers eliminated Training School by the scores of 3-0 and 6-3. These victories copped the District title and placed the Hilltoppers in the Regional at Knoxville. Knox Fultonis Luethe and Lonnie Lowe dueled for two innings, but the Hilltopper batters shelled Fulton's ace out in the third inning and went on to win 11 to 4. Kingsport bat- tled fiercely to stay in competition in the second game. VVith the score tied in the final inning, Steve Spurrier lashed a double down the right field line and scored Tony Bowman, and the Toppers qualified for the State Tournament. For the third straight year, the Hilltoppers went to the State Tournament in Nashville. In the first game Lonnie Lowe held Charlotte to three bingles while his mates were hammering out a 13-Q triumph. The Toppers advanced to the finals by defeating lNIemphis 1VIessick 4-1 because of the nifty pitching of Spurrier and some fine defensive infield play. lwemphis Nfessick was again the opponent. In the first inning Steve Spurrier singled home Tom Hager for the only run of the game. Lowe curved the Memphis lads down with only COACH JOHN BROYLES two hits. Nfemphis, Sayle tripled in the seventh, but was cut down at the plate when Joe Cowell relayed Al Ferguson's throw home in time for Choo Tipton to nail the runner and nip the Nfemphis threat. Thus the Hilltoppers became the 196Q TENNESSEE STATE CHAMPIONS! 3059550 Q-1 L'lgTy , M' E fl yaH?'i5o,, Irlifv .i U 11 First row, left to right: JIM SANDERS, TOM MCCR.ACKEN, JIMMY EDGEMON, HAGEII, BUD OXBZNDINE, LENNY FORTNER, manager li - Second row: HARTMIXN GURLEY, manager: CHOO TIPTON, TONY BOXVMAN, JOE COWELL, GEORGE LOWE, JIMMY BROWN, AL FERGUSON, LONNIE LOWE, STEVE SPURIIIEII, COACH JOHN B1ioYI,Es if 104 E+ LEONARD, LARRY DASTIS, TOMMY QRS SE ' . Y ,- A , Y 'Ili' Y SANDERS EDGEMON SPURRIE Q if-SD xgfftf 'Wai' OXENDINE ,FWS na b! TI PTON ' H2509 Misa Sm rib' Qzmmafswmhswagw MOCRE wwsswmvm sarfwwfmxmzi UW Hain HAGER mx :mmwfW.zzsfX zzffwv' W mX:sf,,,Q',1ef' naw nfs ff ff WW HQMECOMING FOR S.l-I.I-I.S. STATE Tony Bowman shows hfayor Nlay Ross lYfcDowell the trophy won during Nashville games. Others shown from left to right are Superintendent C. Howard lXfcCorkleg Coach John Broylesg :Xl Ferguson, out- fielderg and John Gillikin, president of the Hilltopper Sports Club. These happy boys are the 1963 seniors who were, in a great measure, responsible for bringing to Science Hill the baseball trophies as shown above. On the table from right to left are these trophies: the First, repre- senting the co-champions of the Big Seven Conferenceg the second, symbolizing the championship of District IH played at Johnson Cityg the third, representing the champions of the Upper East Tennessee regiong the fourth and last, illustrating the State Championship won at Nashville. INTRAMURALS Intramurals is the sports program for girls in which they compete against each other in different sports. The main pur- pose of the program is the pure enjoy- ment of competitive and non-competitive activities. Any girl at Science Hill may participate in the Intramural program providing she is in the physical education program and providing she attends all the meetings of a sport, unless there is a valid excuse. In order to receive a letter, each girl must have 500 points, two years of par- ticipation, and two proficiencies. A pro- ficiency is given to the winner and runner- up in individual sports and to the winning team in team sports. A girl may letter in her junior or senior year. Points are gained by participating in a sport, being captain or co-captain of such, winning a proficiency, being manager, head, or an official of a sport, or being responsible for a non-competitive activity. A non-com- petitive sport is any social activity out- side the intramural program. Senior girls who lettered in their junior year may add a stripe to their letter by obtaining 300 more points and one addi- tional proficiency. Sports this year have included archery, swimming, bowling, basketball, rifle- firing, ping-pong, tennis, and volleyball. Girls engaging in this healthful sports program gain skill and physical fitness while enjoying themselves. GULF Left to right: JICILRY I'IARKLlCIiOAD, VVAYNIG Mosman, LICIC CAMPBELL, J1M BECKNISK, HICNRY JONES, COACH COT PILESNELL Kneeling, lqft to right: BILL PAYNE, GARY MONCU-ZR, Ross SPEARS, CARL WOOD:-1, JIMMY RICHARDSON Stamling: BIICKICY Cox, JIMMY EVANS, BILL WOODS, TED ROBERTS, Mum HX'IJI'Ill, TONY BOWMAN Q21 108 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: ANN BIERICDITH, SANDRA DUNKMBRRGEIQ. JUDY Ylcrsx-tn, SQ:-HLA BOLDING ANN Tmvmvr, USAN HAICMSCH PATTI PITTS S- NA Q25 109 599 'vw H2 I ,,. Q, ff V ff' , , 2 w Top lfjff: OH' to Girls' Slate Top rrqz YMN our 1.11 L s If renfffr Rf 'Q M Mllh .md Mint 011111111 rzq Rose-y runner-up. liuffurfz let Bgttu count the clmnge' 1301171111 right I II A Ofhcus ff!- SV? , , nw, 4 f f -if 15 W A W kr L XY ,, fp ,J Q , X XX x .L.. ---X , if N. V.. 'L ' ,QQ , Nffffv-' 5 'f ix .ri X A K X 5 1 S A W' Qafjjx qlw f 4 S V3 www Nw , .x 2 , pg. Z, Rx W! Y ,lf Km REMEMBER 2. ri? ldv Qin Q ZW 1. Dicks McKell. 2. Jerry Lynn Carpenter. Lee Allen. 4. Kay Kinch. 5. Jack Showman. 6. Carole Bunton. 7. Dean Franklin. 8. Linda Zion. 9. Rebecca Mc-Kinney. 10. Rose MaryJohnson. 11. Gail Buckner. 12. David Adams. 13. Kay Holyfield. 14. 1.ewisBennett, 15. Peggy Hensley. 16. Ken Birchfielcl. 17. Charlotte Crutcher. 18. Robert Carr.'19. Jo Ann 3IeGhee. 20. Jo Ann Wlest. 21. Ed Rowland. 22. Sandra Carrier. 23. Pam hlatthews. 24. Marilyn Field. 25. Vie Boyd. 26. Judy Hampton. 27. Linda Hall. 23. Sunny Lonon. 29. Richard Goode. 30. Brenda Shipley. 31. June Hill. 32. Janice Shell. 33. Steve Spurrier. 34. Diane Greene. 35. Ann Gasteiger. 36. Elizabeth VVard. 37. Chery Holtzsclaw. 38. Tommy Hage-rf-V391--lN1QLtlQ,Doyle. 40. Bob Lewis. 41. Florence Woftorc. 42. Donna Andrews. 43. Milborn Wishon. 44. Rosemary Siler. 45.VQla,ria6L1rne'tt.fit 46. Betty Gabbert, '. 5 en . . 1. Dorene Hisey. 49. Linda Doss. 50. GladysBarnett. 51. Ken Moulton. 52. S2lYI'21l1I,6YlDg1'-153. Yvonne Hancock. 54. Sarah Cheney. 55. Betsylfoxx, 56. Nike Moore. 57. Brenda Honeyeutt. 58. Susan Feathers. 59. Jane Byrd. 60, Richard Bouknight. WHEN...? Q 4 tix 2 .2 6 , VX ' K.. C5522 64-. Anne Scholl. 65. Harriet Atkins. 66. Diana 71. Ann VVhisrnan. 72. Nelson Crook. 73. Sally Nloore. 74. Gwen Hardison. 75. Becky Gentry. 76. Gary Fair. , 78, Janice Holden. 79. Rickey Ferguson. 80. Judy Yeiser. 81. Patsy Sharpe. 82. Cotty Jones, 83. 1N'Iary Moss. 84. Sharon Patterson. 85. Brenda Robertson. 86. Sharon llamhy. 87. Jimmy Edgemon. 88. Fred VVillingham. 89. Gail Dunavent. 90. Ruth Ann Byrd. 91. Lynnis Stoughton. 92. Judy Burdick. 93. Vicki Winters. 94. Pat Wilson. 95. Norma Jean Greene. 96. Jane Mahoney. 97. Kyle Morell.98. Sherri Thompson. 99. C0o,kieAGE16 100. hlarian Mattox. 101.Johnny Barnett. 102. Linda. Hyatt. 103. Brenda Trivette. 104. Carol Ann Howard. 10.i15ougl-afltgghasv. 106. Carol Gibson. 107. Beulah Mays. 108. Tanker Widner. 109. Ann Gillikin. 110. Donna Rose. 111. Linda Sue Curtis. 112. Danny and Donny Bates. 113. 1lIarie VVorkman. 114. Tony Estes. 115. Brenda Young. 116. Carolyn Staten,LMVra VVoodruf'l. 117. Nancy Clawson. 118. All'I'CC1ilI1f1Ii0ll2llClC3II1Ql'D0 . 119. 11121111121 Sue Barham. 120. Kitty Spradlin. 121. Samm Deen. V A y l vi Leia Q yuh 61. Kathy Clark. 62. Susan Grayheal, Mary Earle Booze. White. 67. Lee Campbell. 68. PattiPitts. 69. .ludyMurray. Mosr OUTSTANDING SENIOR JIM SANDERS Best All-Around Boy VIC BOYD Best All-Around Girl ROSEMARY SILER Best Looking CHOO TIPTON KAY HOLYFIELD SENIOR SU Cutest SHERRI THOMPSON JIMMY EDGEMON 116 Ef- Best Personol ity CARROLL VANCE CHARLOTTE CRUTCHER Friendliest DIANE GREENE JACK SHOWMAN PERLATIVES I-Ioppiest GARY FAIR MARY EARLE BUOZE 1 Most Popular PATTI PITTS COTTY JONES Most Intel Iectucl BUD OXENDINE MARYLYN BERRY SENIOR SU Most Likely 'ro Succeed JIM BOWMAN MARILYN FIELD I , Most Depend EI JIU Wt W MVK h 'K EADS R L, fp MYRA WOODRUF' f IV Most Tolkotive GARY STUMP GLADYS BARNETT lPE RLAT I VES Most Devili LINDA DOSS Wittiest SAMMY DEAN ANN WHISMAN Most To lented KEN LYON NORMA JEAN GREENE SENIOR SU Most Athletic SHEILA BOLDING STEVE SPURRIER 120 XX Best Citizen 2' F RICKEY FERGUSON Most Original GWEN HARDISON RICHARD GOODE IPERLATIVES Best Dressed ANN GILLIKIN KYLE MORELL I Most School Spirited JUDY YEISBQx Y f SENIGR DIRECTORY A Adams, Cheryl June, 17, 70 Adams, M. David, 17, 66, 74, 111, 112 Allen, Albert Lee, 17, 76, 77, 86, 87, 11,2 Andrews, Donna Lee, 17, 62, 71, 74, 85, 87, 88, 90, 91, Atkins, Harriet Houston, 6, 17, 73, 74, 87, 113 B Bailey, Fred WV., 17, 67, 87 Banks, Den11is, 17, 68, 82 Barham, Wlanda Sue, 17, 70, 113 Barnett, Gladys Marie, 18, 71, 79, 112, 119 Barnett, Jolnmy, 18, 110, 113 Iza1iEttf1Wari1if'EfEff1fs,'E,76, 77, vs 711 1 Q 7 Bates, Da11r1.y7Russellf'18f'79, 84, 86, 87, 113 Bates, Donny Seymour, 6, 7, 18, 65, 75, 80, 83, 87, 100, Bennett, -lack, 18, 87 Bennett, Lewis C., 18, 68, 71,112 Berry, Barbara Jean, 18 Berry, Marylyn, 19, 66, 69, 7-1-, 78, 118 Birchfield, George Ken, 19, 112 lqvins, Brenda D., 19, 70 Chapman, Johnny, 22, 79 Cheney, Sarah lilizabeth, 6, 7, 22, 62, 72, 7-I-, 88, 112 Clark, Kathryn Miller, 22, 78, 79, 87, 113 Clawsou, Nancy Jane, 22, 73, 111, 113 101,113 Bolding, Sheila Lee, 6, 7, 19, 62, 65, 67, 78, 79, 87, 89, 97, 99, 1 110, 120 Booze, ltlary liarle, 19, 66, 69, 76, 77, 78, 87, 98, 113, 117 Bouknight, Richard D., 19, 76, 77, 112 Bowman, Gray Leon, 19 Bowman, James 'llll01llil8, 19, 68, 69, 75, 90, 91, 118 Boyd, ViCt0l' Ira, 20, 65, 68, SU, 81, 87, 112, 115 Branscom, Browning, Barbara D., 20 Tivis Jefferson, Jr., 7, 20, 76, 77, 79, 87, 92, 113 Buckner, Teresa Gail, 7, 20, 78, 79, 112 Bunton, Carole, 20, 76, 77, 87, 91, 92, 112 Burdick, Judith Diane, 20, 63, 69, 73, 75, 76, 77, 113 Buskell, Zelma JCHI1, 20 Byrd, Rebecca Jane, 20, 71, 1.12 Byrd, Ruth A11n, 21, 113 C Campbell, Allred Sadue, Jr., 21, 72, 113 Campbell, Carolyn Kaye, 6, 21 Campbell, Manuel Lee, 21, 108, 113 Can1pbell, Ronald , '. , , 84, 87, 113 ' we l, David, 21, Carpenter, Jerry Lynn, 21, 78, 79, 112 Carr, Robert Phillip, 21, 72, 112, 138 Carrier, Sa Casas, Ant flflffl Kaye, 22, 112 onio, Jr., 22 it 122 Cole 3' ' ' 11ne, -2Z6?b8k--- 4 rm 1 8' fe 32f972T1'14 B - lrook, Martin Nelson, Jr., 7, 23, 79, 81, 87, 92,,1l3.f-- rowe, Larry Wayne, 6, 23, 70 Crutcher, Charlotte Ruth, 23, 62, 71, 74, 85, 87, 88, 92, 98 112, 116 Curtis, Joan, 23 Curtis, Linda Sue, 23, 70, 113 D Deen, Sannny, 23, 63, 72, 87, 92, 94, 95, 113, 119, 138 Doss, Linda Jo., 23, 74, 88, 90, 91, 112, 119 Doyle, lN1artha Jane, 23, 73, 76, 77, 78, 79, 87, 89, 112 Dunavent, Barbara Gail, 24, 76, 77, 78, 79, 113 1' .1 ldafls, M11-k, fs, 24, 67, so, 81, so, sw, 118 lfldgeinon, James Floyd, 6, 24, 72, 87, 100, 113, 116 101, 104, 105, 106 Elrod, VVarren L. 24, 85 linsley, Peggy Ann, 24 Estes, Jack A. 24, 74, 75, 79, 82, 113 F l+'11ir, Gary, 21, 113, 117, 1:18 Fann, Clara lwae, 24, 71 H , Feathers, Susan Lee, 7, 16, 25, 62, 65, 69, 96, 98, 112 Ferguson, Rickey Price, 25, 68, 86, 87, 113, 120 Fiel ' Jane, 25, 66, 69 - , , , Fisher, G' l., , 5, 67, 75, 110, 113, 119 Foxx, Elizabeth Annis, 6, 7, 25, 62, 74, 78, 79, 87, 112 , 1-18 Franklin, Dean, 25, 112 G Gabbert, Elizabeth N., 25, 66, 74, 79, 98, 112 Garber, Victor, 25 - Gasteiger, lllargaret Ann, 6, 26, 74, 86, 87, 92, 99, 112 Gentry, Rebecca Mae, 26, 73, 88, 92, 110, 113 Gibson, Carol Marie, 26, 113 Gillikin, Arm Wrenn, Q6, 63, 71, 7Q, 711, 78, 79, s7, 113, 121 Goode, Paul Richard, 26, 72, 92, 112, 121, 138 Graybeal, Susan, 7, 26, 65, 66, 69, 73, 74, 78, 79, 87, 113 Greene, Carolyn Diane, 7, 26, 63, 78, 79, 84, 87, 99, 110, 112 117 Green, Norma, 26, 63, 74, 78, 79, 83, 87, 89, 99, 113, 120 Greer, Dallas, 27 1 SENIOR DI II Hager, 'llonnny B., 6, 27, 67, 72, 94, 95, 100, 101, 104, 105, 106, 112 Hall, John David, 27 Hall, Linda Lou, 27, 70, 71, 110, 112 Hainhy, Sharon Jean, 27, 72, 74, 76, 77, 79, 91, 92, 111, 113 Hampton, Judy Louise, 27, 111, 112 Hancock, Yvonne, 6, 7, 27, 62, 72, 73, 74, 88, 112 Ha rdison, Gwendolyn Gene Perry, 7, 27, 66, 78, 79, 82, 87, 99, 113, 121 Harvey, Sharon Rose, 28, 74, 75 Henderson, iilarty Ray, 6, 28, 84 Hensley, Peggy Jean, 28, 73, 76, 77, 112 Hicks, Fred Eugene, 28, 71, 85, 87, 110 Hill, June, 28, 66, 74, 75, '76, 77, 78, 112 Hisey, Nancy Dorene, 28, 66, 73, 76, 77, 78, 79, 110, 112 Holden, Janice Carolyn, 28, 71, 113 Holtzsclaw, Linda Cheryl, 7, 28, 62, 74, 81, 87, 98, 110, 112 Holyfield, Iilla Kay, 7, 29, 63, 87, 89, 112, 116 Honeycutt, Brenda Sue, 29, 74, 87, 112 Houston, Sandra Marie, 29, 87 Howard, Carol Ann, 29, 68, 87, 88, 113 Huff, George IC., Jr., 29, 81, 87, 103 Hyatt, Linda Kay, 29, 76, 77, 78, 113 Hyatt, Norma, 29, 79 Hyder, Michael Uris, 29, 69, 90, 108 J Jarnagin, Albert Junior, 30 Jilton, Ted Lewis, Jr., 30, 82, 111 Johnson, Rosemary, 30, 112 Johnston, Ralph Buford, 6, 30, 71, 80, 82, 87, 111 Jones, Carleton Allen, 30, 65, 67, 94, 95, 113, 117 K Kinch, Lora Katheryn, 30, 74, 112 King, Jinnny Reeves, 30 1, E LaFollette, Dorothy Sue, 30, 71, 79, 110 Lambert, Richard Harry, 31, 66, 68, 71, 74, 75, 78, 79, 81, 87, 1 110 7' 3 7 7 ' Lang, David Lynn, 31, 138 Lewis, Robert Lester, 6, 7, 31, 68, 69, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 86,89,91,112 Long, Sarall, 31, 76, 77, 78, 79, 89, 92, 110, 112 Lonon, James C., 31, 68, 71, 76, 77, 81, 87, 92, 112 Love, Phil Harding, 31, 62, 68, 71, 92, 103 RECTCRY Lyon, Don, 31 Lyon, Kenneth Carl, 7, 31, 67, 87, 89, 94, 95, 112, 120 111, 87,111,113 Iilahoney, Nancy Jane, 32, 74, 75, Mallonee, John R., 32 Iilaricle, Dawn, 32 Bilartin, Sandra Kaye, 32, 71, 79 Dflatthews, Patricia Anne, 32, 63, 71, 73, 74, 112 Mattcix, Nliriani Dean, 16, 32, 73, 74, 92, 111, 113 lilays, Beulah Dean, 32, 113 Iiieny, Jean, 32 1VIillen, Joan Leslie, 33, 74, 90, 91, 92 lililler, Ralph Edward, 33, 70 Dliller, Tommy, 33 INIoncier, Thomas Gary, 33, 108 82 Moody, Evelyn Sharon, 33 Iilonroe, George, A., 33, Moore, James IC., 33 1Woore, Michael Dudley, 6, 33, 72, 85, 87, 94, 95, 103, 105, 112 138 1NIoore, Sally, 34, 111, 113 Dlorell, Kyle Houston, 7, 34, 65, 68, 71, 103, 113, 121 1NIoss, Mary Elizabeth, 34, 74, 78, 79, 113 Moulton, Kenneth H., 34, 71, 86, 110, 112 1Wurray, Judy Ann, 34, 113 1V1cCracken, Michael IC., 34, 75, 92, 103 1NIcGhee, Linda JoAnn, 34, 62, 66, 71, 74, 82, 88, 98, 112 11IcKell, John Dicks, Jr., 6, 34, 62, 71, 75, 79, 81, 87, 92, 112 McKenzie, Nancy Carole, 35, 83, 92, 99 lVlcKinney, Rebecca, 35, 70, 72, 112 O Oaks, Joe, 35 Oxendine, VVayne, 6, 7, 16, 35, 67, 72, 85, 87, 9-1-, 95, 104, 105 106, 118 P Patterson, Sharon, 35, 70, 113 Payne, Roy, 35, 65, 67, 80, 85, 87, 94, 95, 103 Pelfrey, Ronald E., 7, 35, 67, 87, 94, 95 Peoples, Joseph M., 35, 71 Peterson, Patricia Karen, 6, 36, 71, 98, 99, 111 Phillips, John Clifton, II, 36, 71, 84, 86, 87 Pilkington, Billy Gordon, 36, 82 Pitts, Patricia Karen, 6, 7, 36, 62, 74, 109, 110, 113, 117 Potter, Stanford J., 6, 36, 67, 94, 95, 103 asf 123 12+ SENIOR DIRECTORY R Ransliaw, Douglas Philhnore, 36, 76, 77, 79, 86, 92, 113 Rich, Frances Sylvia, 36, 7-1-, 76, 77, 78, 79, 89, 99, 113 Riner, .lane Peggy, 36, 71, 111 Robertson, Brenda Gail, 37, 73, 113 Roller Richard Jackson, 37, 7-1-, 111, 138, Rose, Donna Kaye, 37, 74, 78, 79, 89, 90, 113 Rowland, James Edward, 37, 82, 87, 112 Rowland, Sandra Gail, 37, 76, 77 S Sanders, James Franklin, 6, 7, 37, 65, 67, 72, 87, 89, 9-1-, 95, 103, 104-, 105, 106, 11-1- Sallierlielrl, Bob, 37, 70 Sallerlielml, Carolyn Ann, 37, 71 Scholl, Anne lfllizalmeth, 38, 62, 113 Sharpe, Patricia Ann, 38, 62, 73, 7-1-, 76, 77, 78, 79, 89, 113 Shell, Janice, 38, 112 Shelton, Renee, 38, 71 Shipley, Brenda, 38, 112 i'lll0XVlllQlIl, 1Valt,erJack, 7, 38, 65, 83, 88, 90, 91, 112, 11,7 Shuniate, John Kent, 38, 82, 87 Siler, Rosemary, 7, 38, 62, 71-, 81, 87, 92, 97, 98, 110, 112, 115, 138 Slade, lllarguerite Vivian, 39, 63, 69, 74- Spradlin, Katherine Ann, 39, 70, 99 Spurrier, Stephen Orr, 6, 7, 39, 72, 79, 89, 9-L, 95, 100, 101, 104, 105, 106, 112, 120, 138 Staten, Carolyn Sue, 39, 63, 73, 87, 113 Steele, Judith Dianne, 39, 78 Stewart, James, 39 Stoughton, Lynnis Carole, 39, 63, 66, 74, 113 Stump, Gary Lynn, 6, 39, 87, 103, 111, 119 T Tester, fltoseniary Ann, 40 '1'l'1ompson, Sherri Bewley, 40, 63, 66, 71, 72, 7-l-, 78, 79, 88, 113, 116 ,ff wg, '11ll0Illl'1S0l1, Tlionias Wlalter, 7, 4-0, 111 Tipton, VVillarcl Larry, 6, 40, 68, 72, 81, 87, 96, 100, 101, 10-1- 105, 106, 116 Trivette, Brenda Jill, -1-0, 78, 79, 87, 92, 107, 113 'rrivQn, Grant U., -10. 69, 75, ai, 87, no, 91, 111, 138 Turney, Kenneth, 7, 16, 40, 90, 91, 138 V Vance, Carroll Phillip, 6, 7, -I-0, 67, 71, 116 W 1VzlltCI', vlllflltll 131111, 7, -1-1, 65, 66, 76, 77, 78, 79, 89, 92, 110 Wiard, Elizabetli 1Cstalene, 6, 7, 41, 62, 73, 7-1-, 75, 78, 87, 88 90, 91, 110, 112 1Vehh, Ronald, 41, 81, 111 Wlest, '10 Ami, 41, 66, 74, 78, 79, 92, 111, 112 Vvliisenant, hlicliael Keith, 41, 71, 86, 111 VVl1isnian, Ann1Vfaureen, 41, 63, 66, 74, 111, 113, 119 1Vhite, Diana, 41, 66, 113 1Vidner, Layton 1+'rancis, 7, -L1, 76, 77, 81, 87, 111, 113 1vlll1Ilgl12lll1, Fred, 7, 42, 111, 113 1Vilson, Miriam Kaye, 7, 42, 63 Wilson, Patricia Lou, 42, 7-1-, 78, 79, 111, 113 VVilson, Vvllllillll Douglas, 7, -1-2, 68, 100, 101 Winters, Vicki Sue, 42, 113 Wlishon, Milhorn Franklin, 42, 111, 112 yllolford, Florence Jennings, 6, 7, 42, 63, 69, 74, 75, 8-1-, 98, 110 111,112,120 1Vooclrul'l, lwyra Jane, 42, 62, 'Zgl:.,,.31I5,...l-1,3,-1.18.- 1'170I'kIIl1l11, lwarie Ellen, 43, 70, 113 X1 Yeiser, Judith Lee, 6, 7, 43, 62, 74, 99, 109, 110, 113, 121 Young, Brenda Kay, 7, 43, 74, 87, 113 Z Zion, Linda Ann, 43, 7-1-, 79, 112 I 124 lie w 1, M, JOHN GILLIKEN, P-remlevzg DAVID JENKINS, Vice Pre.ridem,' JACK MADDUX, Sec.-Treat. To the Seniors: Congratulations To Each of You Best Wishes and Much Success In the Future We Now Welcome You To Membership In Our Enthusiastic and Growing Club Always Be a True ancl Devoted Hilltopper HILLTOPPER SPORTS CLUB 126 Rf' THE OPTO CLUB OF JOHNSON CITY OFFICERS Sam Rutledge, Spomor Robert Carr, Prexiflem Gary Phillips, Treamrer Steve Spurrier, First Vice President Grant Trivette, Sgt.-az-Ar johnny Willis, Second Vice President jerry Blevins, Chaplain Roger Keys, Secretary Richard Goode, Parlirzmentarian Rosemary Siler, Sweetheart MEMBERS Glen Altman Ken Altman jerry Blevins David Burleson Lee Campbell Sammy Dean Gary Fair Francis Fisher Richard Goode Lewis Hackler Tony Martin Mike Moore Bob Mosier C. L. Overman Gary Phillips Ed Thacker Tommy Thomas Grant T rivette Ken Turney Dan Ward Robert Carr Chuck Hollyheld Jack Pitts Robbie Wood Joe Cowell Roger Keys Rick Roller Johnny Willis Gregory Cox Lynn Lang Rosemary Siler Carl Young Bob Dawford Skip Lewis Steve Spurrier Chip Young ?-,,, 127 BECKNER'S, INC. Jewelers In johnson City For 77 Years ART-CARVED DIAMONDS NANCE LANES BOWLING AT ITS BEST JOHNSON CITY 12 AMF AUTOMATIC PIN SETTERS W h I atc es Jewe fy Air C07'l6LIiIfi07fZ66?Z Silver China Crystal SNACK BAR 0 Q . Marianna Florlsl' Comfffmm 0 f Phone 926-0722 1204 South Roan Street johnson City, Tenn. STEVE LACY 81 DUANE CROSS Dirzfvfibzztofff of Pure Oil Products FIRST PEOPLES BANK Three Covweniem Locazzfiom JOHNSON CITY JONESBORO NORTH JOHNSON CITY BRANCH MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Ufse Your Charge Account Johnson City,s Complete Five Floor Department Store 129 Compliment! 4201-QUUIQRS . JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Manufacturers of FINE FURNITURE Original designs - created and styled for fine homes No. 1507 Lowboy 18x57-28 in. H Q35 130 1-Zf' ft -:REE X' Qt t ULN 5tANtiiSeX W ifit W We tit t KING and GUMMERGE STREETS ohnson City, ennessee t Qgfifgi M g Ne' N5 Q 4 , 5 ft-2+ C. me 90' I 03' . 412 XA Eiizittft-.A 1- A n ' st 1 A?' ' 125: f-it -- ' :': , , ' , ,QMHAI . A ,., ,.,, uw ,f :JL , 420 West Walnut Street, Johnson City 131 WW QWw6MwWMsE wif My Wgfblxwfww 01 Wg, My ow Mfg I , Bl.AcKwEl.L s, :Nc M5 w NJ C omplzmenrx Of INNS 0F AMERICA MOTEL ' I Q wu nesm an canv 1 fi i l M , QW W WQWSMW Mjfajgf Q wMV gj MQW ,193 K fOfilQT4IXgiEA DMJfL PERMAR yi LM , qi WW VL P NCIPL 4 CWWQMWWWWZW My M D M 1 JGHNSON CITY, TENN HOM E 0F THE HILLTOPPERS Built By J. E. GREEN COMPANY CL EQLWQL QHEJZW WMU, MVS Vffbvewmn Ji JUL, MWA W Vfbgm , ' V x V, E 1 QS f S VVVVVVQ S X 9 vmwvpw O Jf Qfwfw-CVM, CE, Q 4 QQVX gk . K q !f E ,x X! K ' ff Q . 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Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Senior Class of 1965 HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporanon A Member Federal Reserve System 137 Compliments of O. G. Kelly 81 Company 724 W. Walnut Phone 926-7166 WILSON PHARMACY Market at Watauga Phone 926-6154 and Town and Country Pharmacy North Johnson City Phone 926-7125 GENERAL INSURANCE Complete Tmoel Service GEORGE OLDHAM ASSOCIATES, INC. GEORGE OLDHAM JACK MONROE john Sevier Hotel Bldg. Compliments of APPALACH IAN FU N ERAL HOME CHARLES T. BOWMAN, Prexident CARSON B. BAKER, Vice Prefident Phone 926-2 112 Roan at Unaka 4:1 138 JOHNSON CITY LAUNDRY COMPANY 1 flu DRY UIANIM. qi? Anlov -N IIIVICI YOUR SANITONE CLEANER Phone 926-2184 OUR 55TH YEAR gflfl .gjlzeegy Ste1nway-Everett-Cable-Nelson P13008 412 S Roan St., Johnson City, T s e Oviemiffdf f A'2 FUUNIJHY GAMACH'INEWURKS.INc. jolgnson Gly. Wann. if 139 EQ JOHN SEVIER POST No. 2108 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES 307-12 West Walnut Street JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE If You Have Foreign Service You Belong In the VFW! CHAMBERS-WILLIAMS Professional Pharmacists Phone 926-8331 Free Delivery 200 W. Market Street JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE CONGRATULATIONS A11 Photographs for TO THE CLASS OF '63 THE WATAUGAN Annual S A V E Were Made By FOR YOUR FUTURE Home Federal Savings Cargille Studio 4? E. D. LESUEUR, Owner Dividend Quarterly Current Dividends You Ought To Be In Pictures Rare ser '-fl 140 WE BELIEVE IN YOUR JUDGMENT 1 I ll X Q Q XI , A an s DAIRY Pnooucrs ' .4 f 35 iih xwiw Xiianiu 11111 CDMPARE VPE1' WITH ANY OTHER SPECIALTY PRINTING COMPANY Anderson Drug Store Printers - Lithographers THANK YOU We Appreciate the Opportunity of Serving You 405 South Roan Street JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Compliment! of A Friend Prescriptions General Merchandise FOUNTAIN SQUARE Johnson City, Tennessee Phones: 926-9541 and 926-9641 141 ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION TODAY! Bl EQEIIIKEEB EE' 1 ' fi'5E'LI if 0. . i g - L, ' I -I 'Jeep' Universal 'Jeep' Uvilily Wagon T VEHICLES MADE ONLY BY WILLYS MOTORS LEACH MOTORS 111 Ashe Street Compliments of DIXIE DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Serving Science Hill Students and East Tennessee for More than a Quarter Century 425 E. Main St. Phone 926-8651 johnson City, Tenn Complimevztf of TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY READY MIXED CONCRETE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE A Good Mix Since '46 DIAL 928-2128 TRADEMARK Qi 6999 BREAD Q52 142 Ee Cox and Rich WH 145-149 Commer OLESALE CO., INC. ce Street JOHNSON CITY, TENN. 'A' Phone 926-6176 K ir ARDU E GRQCERY 140 WEST MARKET' ST. Fancy and Staple Groceries Fresh Produce Fresh and Cured Meats SHOP AT PARDUE'S And Cut Your Food Buys Low Prices Every Day Compliment: of Si ? rf , sz t '-' ' ' ' MQ, ggi? 2 5 J 411515, ,, W aff ,af M5551 at W fa 125321 af' 4 :tiff 'fm 4 .,: x 4 waz 4.231 'I f? '!:K'.5v , I av f'qf'E'?74pWj,J?gz w 3 -f 474' 2d.:,Q:m'2: ftfzgziy ., afaagyzawffy ffwfiv l 1 . VM4 f Y bwif' .4262-3241 1 vfaffgf ,f,55f912 , 5Q5' f,M,g -'1f'S:,, 3,, QMw H - A Y W ,zf f 152011 ,ff wYfwg5wiZ4 3' ,Q fffygfygl ,. zgizxnrbxziifzf 45351-fx. iff! ' 4 +022 f ELEM E. ' .. 3:-1, . ' f' ' HARDWARE-TOOLS-SPECIALTIES ' '7 t Y F JOHNSON CITY, TENN. 'rg Ee W 19 MDW! my NL of 'INF Q V 'X wif ws Wm JW WSW, ff 3 ,?mb d5f Beff WMM Heb? YL RJ xi We , N Q3 JQMXV W wil SQ My wwgbc, HOWARD AUTO SALES W I 242 West Main Street JOHNSON CITY, T J C ' O11 OURVR STWS STO T CASO 963 TRI-STATE CONTAINER CORPORATION Elizabethton, Tennessee Complimentr of COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Refrigeration, Cafeteria Equipment Air Conditioning, Heating, and Supplies 405 East Chilhowie PHONES 928-3633 928-5411 Nat D. Shoun Agency Ulmumnce at zz Smfingf' 121W Fountain Square CENTRAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Compliment! of Holston Oil Company Buy the Best-Buy Texaco Holston Tire Company FIRESTONE TIRES, BATTERIES HoME AND AUTo SUPPLIES C omplimemr Of THE GABLES MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT OUR FOUNTAIN CANDY - SODAS - TOBACCO +21 145 Ps- new it A 1 XJ ,HRM-X1 mg O R 1 W ll ll! oy J JJSSREENFS TEXACO SERVICE Z bv . DQ 1012 East Unaka Ave. 1 - f N U JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE A 1 A X - U I S 'X -f 1, QU gf W Trust Your Car to the Man 1 1 X it A Wfho Wfears the Star 1 1 We Give S61-I Green Slumpf Phone 926-0251 A , il li lil 'Y ,, , ,, 1? ,, lfi Compliments of GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORPORATION PLANTS : johnson City, Kingsport, Knoxville Elizabethton, Chattanooga, Tennessee Richlands, Marion, Virginia and Louisville, Kentucky 146 HARMON's TEXACO SERVICE STATION PAUL's BEAUTY SALON A DEVOTED FRIEND THE NEIGHBORHOOD BEAUTY SHOP A FRIENDZIZ ACME DRY CLEANERS PYRAMID LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY TRIvETT's GULF SERVICE STATION SOUTH ROAN SERVICE STATION QUALITY ESSO SERVICE STATION SANITARY BARBER SHOP GRADY's DRY CLEANERS YELLOW CAB COMPANY-926-B121 YOUNG's SUPPLY wEBsTER's PAINT STORE THE BOOK SHOP 44 147 P+ THOMAS' MEN' B. G. YOUNG 81 SONS, INC. and LADIES' SHOP S Compliment! DAIRY QUEEN STORES DOSSER'S for of IOHNSON CITY GRADUATING GIFTS C omplim entf Of KYKER FURNITURE ST E RC H I S ITS A FACT YOU CAN 320 E' Main SAVE MORE MONEY AT STERCHIS roducrion Bred Chicks-Poultry Supplies Purina Feeds Phone 926-6251 BACHMAN HATCH ERY HILLCREST 315 W. MARKET STREET A DRUG STORE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Phone 926-0861 707 W- Market Sf- 10110500 CIW, TC Q25 148 52? ? UANNAUI MEN,S WEAR Johnson City, Tenn. Dress Right . . . To Do Your Best . . . Look Your Best . . C ompllmeutr .Of Evans Welding Supply Co., Inc EVERYTHING FOR WELDING JOHNSON CITY, TENN. SEVIER THEATRE Showplace of Teuuefree Wber'e F1-ieurlr M eet Compliments of MOORE AMUSEMENT CO. 502 East Holston Avenue CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '63 PROPST and MAU K GROCERY 301 W. Market Street VOLUNTEER NATURAL GAS Naturally Better HEATING-HOT WATER COOKING--REFRIGERATION VOLUNTEER NATURAL GAS CO. THE REMNANT SHOP QUALITY PIECE GOODS SEW AND SAVE PHONE 926-5051 H. E. HART Jeweler 214 Main Street The Shop of Beautiful Gift! JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE BYRD'S RESTAURANT A Gootl Place To Meet, But A Better Place To Eat 101 E. Market Phone 926-7242 M A s s E N G I L L ' s ,gi Egg:-f-?.', o4:,,-ga!-g APPAREL FOR MISSES AND WOMEN lxll ' 1 l l QIA-,Hemi Since 1916 ' JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE J OHM S ON CITY, TEN N, BIG B oN:-Houn CLEANERS WJ S0 113 E. Market Street THE SOUND CITIZEN1' 1 HOUR DRY CLEANING 5000 Watts 1590 K. C 3 HOUR SHIRT SERVICE AFIEND el ROYAL OIL CO. Phone 926-2126 . . C z .1 ze' Home Planning Center - Roof Truss Fabricator Ongm W d mm' Quality Materials - Best In Service from COWAN LUMBER CO., Inc. Ever-ytbifzg T0 Build A Home 118 LEGION STREET JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE G. COWAN, Manager C. K. GREENE, Salerfmzn 926-7134 H. R. wacky sfoughfon, Jr. YOUR PRUDENTIAL AGENT Office 926-9022 Res. 926-9079 THB PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA BIFF-BURGER DRIVE IN 100 WEST MARKET Shrimp and French Fries 551.00 Broiled Burgers 196 Golden French Fries 146' Chicken 'n Box wfFrench Fries 351.00 Thick Milk Shakes 196 Cheese Burgers 2416 Compliments Of WOOLWORTH'S 9 0 f' o 9 Q3 rll nn g 5 We Appreciate Your Business Minton Esso Service Center Walnut and Southwest CLOTHIERS Men's Clothing Ladies' Phone 928-2822 and Furnishings Sportswear egf 150 estem uw Owned and Operated by J. D. STEELE Phone 928-4751 100 W. Market WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE WRIGHT'S 1, 2, 3 .sl 4 SHOP THE WRIGHT WAY In Oakland Plaza Shopping Center Complimentf of OAKLAND PHARMACY Phone 928-5011 1100 E. Watauga JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE BURDICK PRINTING COMPANY 115 Tipton Street JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE GUNNAR TEILMANN 106125011 City! Leading Florin 9263441 318 East Main St. JOHNSON CITY, TENN. TH E SH ERWI N-WILLIAMS COMPANY Your Local Paint Service Center 410 South Roan St. Phone 926-5104 Complimenzff of BOLDI N I NG'S SCHOOL OF DANCE OK RUBBER WELDERS Auto Trade COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Tires VERNIE JONES 511 W. MARKET JOHNSON CITY, TENN. NEW AND USED AND RECAPPED TIRES 928-3922 Compliments of ALLIED WHOLESALE CO. C omplimenif of MONTE VISTA BURIAL PARK JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE The Cemetery Beautiful WADE BULLA WHOLESALE MEATS Home of MR. SAUSAGE I OWL A FRIEND SSMGWM Complimemf of S H AM R O C K BEST HOT DOGS IN TOWN eff 152 JOHN SEVIER HOTEL JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Emi T67Z7Z6J.f66!J Finer! LOTS OF NICE PARTY ROOMS - Bring Your Best Girl to the Sunday Evening Smorgasbord W. W. EAW, Manager BEST WISHES GOBBLE 81 ROLLER General Contractors TO THE CLASS OF '63 Residential, T H E Industrial, NETTIE LEE SHOPS Commercial ' DALLAS S. GOBBLE 240 and 242 East Main Street CIIARLES P. ROLLER JOHNSON CITY, TENN. +52 153 lie C omplimenty 0 f NEAL STORY AND SON SHEET METAL WORKS Compliments Of WiIIiam's Grocery 1101 E. Unaka Ave. The Handsome Bond Wood Floor the new gymnasium manufactured by can nf uma un: urr no an 0 u U IIAIIII PLOOIIIIO nun: 'ills n rr I Rf Y I ' ' i5- - MQ Q 1 Q Q dd B J M ON Cllf, 'INN . HARRIS IAIIIPACTIIIIIO CO o N s 1 s s I l HOLIDAY LANES The South's Most Fabulous Bowling Center 24 BRUNSWICK AUTOMATICS Mountcastle Dr., Johnson City, Tenn. 926-8182 CARMACK CARRIER ENTERPRISES, INC. BILL STEVENS, Mgr. P E N N E Y ' S Alwayr Firfzf Quality JOHNSON CITY 4 WAYS T0 SHOP CASH ' LAY-A-WAY CHARGE ' TIME PAYMENT FASHION NEED NOT COST A FORTUNE NEW VOGUE Smart Feminine Apparel 221 E. Main Street DINTY MOORE'S RESTAURANT just Say to your Friends: Dinty Moore? No Better Than The Bert But Better Than The Ren At 121 East Market St. Johnson City, Tenn, Hunter R. Moore, Owner-Private Dining Rooms Virginia Gillenwarer, Manager ROBlNSON'S BOOTERY 130 E. MARKET STREET JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE HAND SEWN LOAFERSH Phone 926-7233 or 926-2138 LONG'S REAL ESTATE CO. If if: real ertate, we have it! Office 276 W. Main, ar Warauga CLINTON LONG JOHNSON CITY, TENN. We Turn the Earth C ongrrztulatiom from MEDICAL CREDITS 202 East Marker ALBERT M. BERRY, Mgr. if 155 Charming A F . . ng. 02 060' . ml hr me ' Amd vsnsnms annup V y Suttth a practicalf, l? A::gg 5,:,, t t 1 f' F1 V:'A ,, 1L..::,:1: : 555a1Yd53iZ?fea3 Thi ' SPSICE .' Saviqf Y DUNS ' t e IS ma enou 1' siafs 25 Ef f ? - 5 E5g11f- - .35::5r1ff'f, fir Contifuental dinifg, ,M- Carfis 05 games - -Eyet ex en s o sea as ' 'f:f1:':'1f5f1- I E ,' .vii-Lgf' -a :ff 3,57 many as eight. Com- - x ' VI' fortable sculptured xi 5 gigggl Saddle Seats in Cham' H ' A rare value mdeed in 5 .,,:f::ff ss:s,,. :i .3 fme.EHr1y American ' .,,. . 1 E '-' urmture. ' E E' . is 9' 'E' ',' F' 5 fy ' f Qs, 1 , is , .4 A b 5 . M 1' Y ., - M W9 Mx nafzffefzfvfzdiue FURNITURE 0 I LM 0 N-5 d1fd!7q,0fZ02. KLOPMAN MILLS, Inc. GLORIA PLANT JOHN SON CITY, TENNESSEE Main Offlcez ASI-IEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Everybody in Fabricf Lenny on KLOPMAN Collins' Wotouga Esso Servicenter . johnson City, Tenn. Watauga at W. Market St. Phone 926-0931 Congratulations to Mahoney's Discount Supply Sunset Drive at Knob Creek Road Closs Phone 926-3235 Johnson City, Tenn. Teach Your Dollar: to Have More Cent! of Complimentt of 1963 B 81 B PRODUCE COMPANY, Inc. CHAMBERS-WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION SHOP 405 N. Boone Street Forrest K. Morrls QUICK R sERvlcE DIAL 926-O121 FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF OUR BUSINESS Thank You ili-l v l. -l- HOSPITAL PHARMACY The DRIVE-IN Pharmacyv 602 N. Roan St., johnson City, Tenn. FREE DELIVERY DIAL 926-0121 FREE PARKING 621 157 I-3+ fj0+Z!.ty! X g 'i ' 1 1 'Mk ikuffmoigyuwiwmyi 214524 0 ' f-I Q i?7L J WCPMQQMM ' g5f4LhQbfQg cg E i Gm' , W PQJUVQ M21 '- . 'T' D AQMCCEIIQ ,Q WMM, wif g . i 20 fyetwwsi QWLMKEFTWL AGEN Jsc6QM 1' ANDERSON a. 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