Shelby High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Shelby, NC)
- Class of 1960
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'IE 2 ki Sli : ayfx, 1. fy nineteen hundred and sixty RIER Published by The Yearbook Staff of SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL Shelby, North Carolina Editor ............ Linda Torrence Associate Editor ..... Nancy Styers Business Manager. .Jane Dale White Advisor ........ Miss Dorothy King 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 50 5Hee, Our Alma Mater Dear, We raise our voice in song. F INTRODUCTION A CURRICULUM 301' Rnowlecige you Have afiiy given DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 50 lead us on our way. CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS Hail to tfie Oici Slielfiy HigH, Aiwa, -A yyy' Cut Alma Mater Brave, Y SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MARSHALS T BEAUTY QUEENS AWARDS ADVERTISEMENTS 5 Shelby follows trend toward fietfez '- Different phases of our language pro- gram have been expanded this year, renew- ing the interest of students in languages. Miss Greene and Mrs. Nesbitt were added to the list of ninth-grade English teachers because of the increasing freshmen enroll- ment. Ninth, tenth, and eleventh-grade English courses offer mainly grammar and litera- ture. However, in senior English classes, f emphasis is placed on composition with re- view of grammar. Courses in public speaking and journalism, added this year, offer advantages to inter- ested students. English students find supplementary material helpful. Parlez-vous francais, mademoiselle? With an additional teacher in the Spanish de- partment plus new first year Spanish books, stu- dents progressed rapidly in the course. Students interested in the classics may take Latin. It is the only language offered to fresh- men because it serves as a background for other languages. For the first time, a course in third- year Latin was developed for Juniors and Seniors. Still a relatively new language at Shelby High is French. Only three years in existence, this course has become more popular with students. Bl , A 2 li 2 T Eanguage, science, and mainematicsgfcygurses. 9 0 Along with mathematics, science has be- come more important in our modern age. Around four hundred and sixty students take courses in either physics, senior science, or biology. Several students made science projects, biological or physical, to be exhibited in the Science Fair in Charlotte. The science department is undoubtedly the fastest developing department in our school. The need for better laboratory facilities and better instructive equipment has been shown and corrected. Now like my old friend Pythagoras said . . . And what will the reaction be? With an emphasis on rockets and sputmks courses in mathematics are stressed. General math, Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry and College Algebra provide a varied program. For students who enjoy math and want to further their knowledge in math, a math club has been formed. Also a slide rule class is of- fered one night a week for two months with Mr. Jolley as teacher. Higher grades on college entrance exams in math portions are attributed to our excellent pro- gram. 7 Special 5--Eiplls are shown X... Eyes on copy, ready, type? For the budding artists, Shelby High School has a new art department. The instructor, Miss Felts, is directing the thirty juniors and seniors in various types of artistic endeavors. Work in tiles, sketcho, water colors, clay, and plaster have made this new course in- teresting and profitable. KQV 9 in ,elective sulijeefs jf! Commercial arts enable many stu- dents to enter the business world im- mediately upon graduation. Any stu- dent can take advantage of the conven- iences of practical and useful methods taught in Typing I, Typing II, short.. hand, general business and bookkeep- ing. I 'Y F n Developing their aesthetic History is made and studied at Shelby High To understand events of the present world, one must have a knowledge of the past. This knowledge is taught at each grade level. Civics and world geog- raphy are offered to freshmeng world history is taught to sophomores g United States history is provided for juniorsg and senior social studies is offered to interested seniors. United States history is the only T.V. course offered at Shelby High with a class totaling 120. Studying to be better citizens Keep your e es on the box, students Physical fitness and sportsmanship taught in Health and physical education classes One of the required courses for fresh- Now in the respiratory system . . . Both girls and boys enjoy volleyball, men is health and physical education. By basketball, softball, plus other outdoor alternating the health and physical ed- sports in the springtime. By means of ucation classes both courses are taken charts, discussions, and lectures, these year round. students are well informed on good health habits. Shelby High School Reducing Salon i 5N ?li1T55hN-lWQKoll ?- Do-it-yourself prevails at Shelby High Watch your fingers, boys! Freshman and sophomore boys inter- ested in manual arts have an ample op- portunity to further their special skills. A shop with modern machinery, in addi- tion to a qualified teacher, creates both enjoyable and informative class sessions. The projects that the class members pro- duce are very beautiful and useful in their homes. Oops! Missed a stitch. All girls appreciate the helpfulness of the home economics department. First, second, and third year home economics are offered as elective courses. CSewing is taught one semester and foods, the other semester.J Mrs. Gregory joined the department as a first year home economics teacher. Now you're cooking on the front burner' Superior guidance offered to students Books are keys to wisdom's treasures ,il Last year a full guidance program was es- tablished at Shelby High School. Mrs. De- Priest supplies information and application blanks for tests, scholarships, and colleges. She helps the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors select their courses for the following years. Mrs. DePriest is responsible for College Day, Vocational Day, giving Scholastic Apti- tude Tests, and administering the vocational tests to the seniors not planning to attend college. The advice and information available in the Guidance Department benefits every student of our school. Guidance is our business our only business xg rf 'Xi P Ali , X , J 5 t H 1 4, Q xy if H ' Day, Juniors' and Seniors .V 'bv-1 x s f 1 Shelby High is proud of new cafeteria The newest addition to the physical lay- out of Shelby High is our new cafeteria and kitchen. There Mrs. Beam and her capable staff of cooks prepare nourishing meals for the students of our school and the junior high school. We are very proud of our new building and the people who use it to its fullest capacity. Our loyal cafeteria staff 'z M ' 1. new E -W The cafeteria hums under leadership of Mrs. Beam. Janitors keep our building and grounds in good condition. In 5 ...W vf 7 5 K7 ...M . . uz vlfN 'i gu r3 ' m,f,gg'!K'l'Mi3 . K, P m.m,mww,,1?LWfmn5iznnmm if! W,,S,wWm?Z.ff4e ?as mmm-u mmmm 1 , -. . f 3w??9?EWiiY!Q5 WW ' 'i -1 Waqwgsggiawwkwsmmsmmmwm me awslmfflsihmi 'masses Qrfmwitimmwwr ' Www Q eivmai - Wwwa, a' WMM! WWW. N .. ., ,, ,,. . lad gm, . -. - ' ff -we f 4 ,. Y 3 gf: ' -'fi Mn: 11.14, . . or , 1-wrwwnw Q ... sg., Ui if vw i ww g Q Y or Y x slit'-Elise 5518 if ' 'K s ext aa . so , A , 4' l. K 5 ' A ff Q , . i g lr JW' ' al? ' A if 5 S I 3 .wb A . iz .. 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The P.T.A. makes possible better relations between the faculty and the parents of students. From among our own number, we thank the boys who operate the school store, which carries most of the necessities for school workg the boys who make it possi- ble to hear the speaker in a chapel programp and those who work in the various offices in the school system, especially the secre- taries to the superintendent, principal, and supervisor. nf? Assistants give aid to Guidance Depart- X Office helpers assist in keeping school run- ment and library ning smoothly qi Rib 1' X ' 1 4 X -YANL A X Xx MRS. IRVIN MRS. FRONEBERGER MRS. MONROE Secretary to Mr. Brown Secretary to Mr. Caudill Secretary to Mr. Brown Dues please! Will meeting please come to order. 15 5' FOR rf? 'A 'lf 11 ffw f,' ,flfif 42 S. iw ffm i if-M Mygfgz, 23 If alia if A H , A . dm w.,.cv ' ' gr-f YOU H VE BLY GIVE I 7 We Dedicaie Since you and our class entered Shelby High School together, We have shared many experiences. Your guidance and encouragement have been a source of constant in- spiration when We have faltered. To us and to the remainder of the school your friendly smile and cheer- ful Words have been a Welcome com- fort in times of uncertainty. Mrs. Inez Connor, we acknowledge your many contributions to us and ex- press our gratitude by dedicating this yearbook to you. MR. WAYNE CAUDILL MR. BOYCE MORRISON MR. MALCOLM BROWN Principal Supervisor Superintendent Aciminisirafion SCHOOL BOARD Qiii Z 2' ,55f,..' , , I Q Mr. Paris Yelton, Mr. Vernon Kiser, Mr. Lamar Young, Mr. Hazel Howard, Mr. Cecil Gilliatt I9 'L -Q VI Mr. Gerald Allen, M. A. University of North Carolina Health, Physical Education Mr. Charles E. Arrant. B. S. Western Carolina Industrial Arts Mrs. Burwell T. Bridges, B. A. Meredith College English Mrs. Inez B. Connor, B. S. Appalachian State Teachers College English and French Mrs. T. B. DePriest. M. S. University of South Carolina Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary L. Doggett, B. A. Winthrop Latin gaculty 20 Miss Rebecca N. Felts, M. A. San Francisco State College Arts Miss Caroline Greene. B. A. Wake Forest English Mrs. Elaine Greugory. B. S. Woman's College of U. N. C. Home Economics Mrs. Vason Hamrick, Jr.. M. A Woman's College of U. N. C. English Mr. Homer F. Haworth, M. A. University of Michigan Band Mr. C. D. Hendrick, M. S. University of North Carolina Chemistry Mrs. I-larriette McDowell Holton, B. S. Queens College Home Economics Mrs. Elizabeth Hopper, B. A. Woman's College of U. N. C. Biology Mr. Paul W. Jolly, M. A. Appalachian State Teachers' College Mathematics Miss Adele Justice, B. S. Appalachian State Teachers' College Music Miss Dorothy King. B. A. Woman's College of U. N. C. Social Studies Mr. Gene Kirkpatrick. M. A. Appalachian State Teachers' College Physical Education, Social Studies Mrs. J. H. Lee, Jr., B. A. Woman's College of U. N. C. Biology Mr. Lloyd Little, M. A. Lenoir-Rhyne Social Studies Miss Anita Long, B. A. Woman's College of U. N. C. Spanish l Miss Saranan Morgan. B. S. Peabody College Health, Physical Education , X Mr. R. W. Morris, B. S. University of North Carolina Social Studies Mrs. A. W. Nesbitt, M. A. Appalachian State Teachers' College English Mrs. Jean Noell, B. S. Woman's College of U. N. C. Business Education Mrs. Edythe Parker, B. A. Chowan College English Mr. E. R. Parker, B. A. Berea College Mathematics Miss Stella Randall, M. Ed. University of South Carolina Algebra Miss Rachel Smith, B. S. Appalachian State Teachers' College Library Science Mrs. Inez Sperling, B. S. Appalachian State Teachers' College Mathematics Mrs. Lyle Thompson, B. A. Woman's College of U. N. C. English Mrs. I-I. C. Thompson, B. A. Woman's College of U. N. C. Spanish l R fait... ' 5 ff N . - I' , .1..,5f...f.,- f L 'll m l sq 'M We ,.f- zm. . . 1 . . J... t--- 5 - .. vf,. L,,--,. . ....-.:a,.f..f.f.., ,. .AH A ,:,. .KJ r5, ::--,z. ,. . . ......S....-W.. , , ' N 5, N.. W - 5.59 f, A ,, 1. f, A e . - fix. 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ALLEN Beta Club 2 35 Cruiser Staff 45 Photography Editor 45 Industrial Arts Club 15 Junior Classical League 35 Latin Club 25 Math Club 3 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Superlative: Most Talkative. KEN ALLISON Band 1 2 3 4, President 45 Band Club 3 45 Junior Classical League 3 45 Latin Club 2, Reporter 25 Math Club 3 45 Track 35 School Store Manager 45 State Solo Contest 3 4. Senior enrollment is one Hundred JACK AREY Football 15 Industrial Arts 1. ADELAIDE AUSTELL Band 1 2 3 45 Band Club 2 3 45 Beta Club 2 35 FHA 1 2 3 45 FTA 3 45 Homeroom Officer 2, Secretary 25 Junior Classical League 3 45 Latin Club 25 Marshal 35 Math Club 3 45 Outlook Staff 3, Sports Editor 35 National Honor Society 3 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Student Council 3 45 DAR History Award 35 State Ensemble and Solo Band Contest 2 3 4. J AYNE BAILEY FHA 1 2 3 45 FTA 3 45 Homeroom Officer 1 2 3 4, Vice-president 1, Vice-president 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Miss-Hi-Miss 4. CLAIRE BARRY Commercial Club 45 FHA 1 2 3 45 FTA 3 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3 4. Ninety-gout Strong HAROLD BEAM DAVID BEAVER STEVE BELL CATHERINE WOOD BLANTON Band 1 2 3 45 Band Club 2 3 4, Treasurer 35 Beta Club 2 35 French Club 45 FHA 1 2. 3 4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 FTA 35 Homeroom Officer 2 3, Vice-president 2, Secretary and Treasurer 35 Junior Classical League 3 45 Latin Club 1 2, Secretary 25 Marshal 35 National Hon- or Society 3 4, Reporter 45 State FHA Historian 45 National FHA Treasurer 45 National Con- ference on Citizenship 45 National FHA Execu- tive 45 President FHA District Eight 45 Superla- tive: Most Likely To Succeed. Efstiifdl :i29af Six seniors maQe RACHEL BLANTON Beta Club 2 35 FHA 1 25 FTA 3 45 Homeroom Officer 3 4, President 3, Secretary 45 Junior Classical League' 3 45 Latin Club 1 25 Spanish Club 3 4. RICHARD C. BLANTON Superlative: Wittiest. SARAH LEE BLANTON Commercial Club 45 FHA 1 2 35 Latin Club 1 2. BARBARA G. BOST Beta Club 2 35 FHA 1 2 3 45 FTA 45 Math Club 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Homecoming Attendant 2. MERRILY BOWERS Commercial Club 45 SARASOTA HIGH: Band 1 25 FHA 1, Secretary 15 Dramatic Club 1 2. PAT BRACKETT Student Council 3 4, Treasurer 45 WDNCSCC Student Council Delegateg May Court Attendant 25 Homecoming Attendant 35 Homecoming Spon- sor 4. BELWOOD HIGH SCHOOL: Beta Club 25 Home Economics Club 1 25 Office Help 1 25 School Store 1 25 Newspaper Reporter 1 25 Home- room Officer 1, Vice-President 15 Basketball 1 25 Softball 1 2. Superlative: Friendliest. DOROTHY BRUTKO Commercial Club 45 French Club 45 FTA 45 Stu- dent Council 45 SHELBYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: Girls' Athletic Association 25 Booster Club 25 Sophomore Sunshine 2. JUDY CAMPBELL French Club 45 GAINESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1 2, Treasurer 1. National Merit Semi-Hinals 1 5, . W L'-fi -ff'- -'-H+-xx Z K' -. V 'I-'Iv-Q-in !,' 1 I N MX ' OAKIE CANIPE Baseball 1 2 3 4' Boys' Monogram Football lf 3 4. rg ix MIKE CARR Band 1 2 3 4, Quartermaster 45 Band Club 2 3 4, Treasurer 4. DAVID CARPENTER JOHNNY CARPENTER Band 1 25 Band Club 2. Club 1 25 RENEE CHAMPION Beta 2 3g FHA, Song Leader 43 FTA 4g Junior Classical League 33 Latin Club 2g Math Club 43 Student Council 43 Outlook Staff 1 2 3, R rter 1, Exchange Editor 2, Feature Editor 3. JOHN CHURCH Band 1 2 33 Band Club 2 3, Treasurer 23 Beta Club 2 33 Boys' Monogram Club 2 3 43 Chemis- try Club 3 43 Junior Class President3 Football 4g Homeroom Officer 1 2 4, President 1 2 43 Key Club 3 4, President 43 Marshal 3g Spanish Club 3 43 Student Council 2 3 4, First Vice-President 3 43 Track 1 2 3 43 All State Band 1 2 33 State Key Club Convention 33 Superlative: Best Per- sonality. J. D. CLARK Baseball Manager 2 3 43 Track 1. HERB C. COMBS Basketball, B-Team 2 33 Football 1 33 Homeroom Officer 2, Secretary 2g Industrial Arts Club 1, Vice-President 13 Track 1 2 3 43 Key Club Con- vention 3. Eincla spends summer of '59 in Helsznkz DORIS ANN CARTER Commercial Club 4g CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL: Cheerleader 13 Mixed Chorus 13 FHA 1. DAVID CHAMBERS KENNETH CHAMPION MICHAEL CHAMPION MARTHA JO CONDREY RICHARD DAVIDSON CRAVER Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 3 45 Junior Class- ical League 3 45 Key Club 2 3 45 Latin Club 2 President 25 Marshal 35 Math Club 3 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Student Council 2 3 4, Second Vice- President 45 Shelby High School Staff Corres- pondent for Shelby Daily Star 45 Superlative: Friendliest. STEVE CURTIS Baseball 3 45 oys onogram ub 3 45 Foot- ball 2 3 4, Captain 45 Key Club 3 45 Track 1 2 Superlative: Most School Spirited. JIMMY DAGGERHART Beta Club 35 French Club 4, Parliamentarian 45 Industrial Arts Club 1 4, Reporter 45 Math Club 4. Hinland as A.3.S, foreign exchange student MARGARET DAVIS FRAN DELLINGER Beta Club 2 35 Commercial Club 3 4, President 45 Homeroom Officer 4, President 45 Latin Club 1 2. JOAN DENTON Guidance Assistant. NINA EAKER FHA 45 FTA 45 Glee Club 4. y . fi -.E A W ff 3 - -wan.. GEORGE ELAM Boys' Monogram Club 3 45 Football 1 35 Home- room Officer 1, Treasurer 15 Industrial Arts Club 1, Secretary and Treasurer 15 Track 2. HOWARD ELLIOTT, JR. Homeroom Officer 1, Treasurer 15 Math Club 4. JUDY ELLIS FHA 1 2 35 Homeroom Officer 2, Treasurer 25 Library Assistant 15 Student Council 25 Superla- tive: Wittiest. ANNE ESKRIDGE Beta Club 2 35 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4, Chief 45 Class Officer 3, Secretary 35 Cruiser Staff 4, Activity Editor 45 FHA 1 2 3, Student Council 2 45 FTA 3 45 Girls' Monogram Club 3 4, Treasurer 35 Homeroom Officer 2, Secretary 25 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3 4, Vice-President 45 Homecoming Sponsor 35 May Court Attendant 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Superlativer Most School Spirited. 'Q' 'Lil AW. -as Pai and jane Dale Student Council 45 Exchange Student From Link- oping, Swedeng Forensic Club 45 Homeroom Of- ficer 4, Vice-President 4. THOMAS H. FETZER, JR. Football 1. ' ANDREA FITCH Beta Club 2 35 Eafl . CARROLL FORTENBURY Industrial Arts Club 1. K .15 xi . iwuf' attend Qirls' State -- ----R XX ,X x , SANDRA GLOVER Beta Club 2 35 FHA 1 25 Junior Classical 5 35 Latin Club 25 Outlook Staff 1 2 3 eporter K 1 2 News Editor 3' Guid nc As ' ant 4. X 4,5 XX. kk CAN,fvxf1.vQ-flQ!g'L'f BARBARA GOANS Beta Club 2 35 FHA 1 25 Spanish Club 3 45 dent Council 4. BOBBIE ANN GREENE LATTIMORE HIGH SCHOOL: Beta Club Junior Class Secretary5 French Club 35 1 2 3 4, Secretary 2 35 Library Assistant 2 35 dent Council 3, Secretary 3. CHARLES WRAY GREEN PATT GALLOWAY Guidance Assistant 4. JERRY GAMBLE BEN R. GILLIATT Band 1 2 3 4, Business Manager 1 45 Band Club 2 3 45 Beta Club 2 35 Boys' Monogram Club 3 45 Chemistry Club 3 45 French Club 3 45 Golf 2 3 45 Homeroom Officer 2, Vice-President 25 Math Club 45 Outlook Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Studient Council 45 Solo Contest 1 2 3 45 All State Ban 3. DOROTHY GLASCOE Commercial Club 45 Secretarial Assistant 4. A . . ague Stu- 2 35 FHA Stu- CYNTHIA CAROL GREGORY FHA 15 Spanish Club 3 4. BARBARA LYNN GRIGG Beta Club 2 35 Forensic Club 4, Treasurer 4 FHA 1 25 Latin Club 1 25 Outlook Staff 3 4 Typist 3, Exchange Editor 45 Spanish Club 3 4 Quill and Scroll 45 N. C. Scholastic Press In- stitute. EVA JANE GREENE FHA 1, Band 1 2 3. JIM C. GREENE Football 45 Homeroom Officer 1, President 15 Track 2. JIMMIE GREENE TOM GREENE Basketball, B-Team 1 25 Key Club 2 3 45 Student Council 1. erry attends CAROLYN HAMILTON Homeroom Officer 1, President 13 Library As- sistant 2 3 4. JOE D. HAMRICK Industrial Arts Club 1. JUDY HAMRICK Glee Club 3 4, President 4. STERLING HAMRICK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL: Track 25 Bible Club 1 2 3. WAYNE HAMRICK Baseball 1 2 3 45 Boys' Monogram Club 45 Foot- ball Manager, B-Team 25 Student Council 1. FRANCES HARRISON FHA 1. Boys' State BRENDA HAWKINS Basketball 3 4, Co-Captain 45 B-Team 25 FHA 1 35 FTA 3 45 Girls' Monogram Club 3 4, Presi- dent 45 Spanish Club 3 45 MIAMI EDISON HIGH SCHOOL: Anchor Club 25 Monitor 2. OLIN HAWKINS Beta Club 2 35 Homeroom Officer 1, President 15 Industrial Arts Club 1 2. RUBY MAE HAWKINS Office Assistant 4. GLENN HAYNES Spanish Club 3 4. CAROL HULICK PAT HOPPER Beta Club 2 33 Chemistry Club 3 43 French Club 43 FHA 13 FTA 3 4, Vice-President 3 43 Home- room Officer 3, Treasurer 33 Junior Classical League 33 Latin Club 2g Marshal 43 National Honor Society 43 Student Council 43 Girls' State 33 Junior Science Symposium 3. BOBBY HORTON PATRICIA HUDGINS LENNY HUFFSTETLER Football 2 33 Baseball 1 2. B05 chosen president 3 Si Q v i 5 Q T3 Q 1 S 'l- - Bi?l 3 Chemistry Club 3 43 FHA 1 2 3 43 FTA 3 4, Treasurer 43 Homeroom Officer 4, Treasurer 43 Junior Classical League 3 43 Latin Club 1 23 Math Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Spanish Club 3 43 Student Council 3 4. WILSON HULICK GORDON INGLE Industrial Arts Club 1 2, President 1. VYNORMA cARoL IVPXX Latin - NUMBER THREE HBEH S L: Basketball 3 ' ,Homeroom Of- ficer 1, Rasurer- -1. A-f-- X of the w.D,N,c..s.c,c HOWARD KALE KAREN KALE FHA 25 FTA 45 LINCOLNTON HIGH SCHOOL: Homeroom Officer 1, Secretary 1. JOHNNIE KENNEDY Baseball' 1 2 3 45 Beta Club 2 35 Boys' Monogram Club 2 3 45 Chemistry Club 45 Senior Class Presi- dentg Football 1 2 3 4, Co-Captain 45 Homeroom Officer 1 25 Key Club 2 3 4, Secretary 45 Marshal 45 National Honor Society 45 Spanish Club 3 4, President 45 Student Council 2 4, Second Vice- President 25 Superlative: Best Looking. SYLVIA CAROL KIRKENDALL Basketball, B-Team 15 Varsity 2 35 Commercial Club 4, Secretary 45 Girls' Monogram Club 2 3 45 Homeroom Officer 2 3 4, President 2, Secre- tary and Treasurer 3, Treasurer 45 Carrousel Princess 45 May Court Attendant 35 Superl'ative: Best Looking. F Beta Club 2 35 FTA 45 Junior Classical League 35 Latin Club 1 2. STEVE JACKSON Football, B-Team 1. DICKIE JOHNSON Industrial Arts Club 1 2, Secretary ROSA JOHNSTON Band 2 3 45 Band Club 4, Chemistry Club 45 Beta Club 2 35 Forensic Club 4, Secretary 45 FHA 1 35 Latin Club 25 Student Council 2. 1 JANET LOUISE LEATH Beta Club 2 35 Reporter 35 Forensic Club 4, President 45 FHA 1 2 3, Songleader 35 Home- room Officer 1, President 15 Junior Classical League 3, Reporter 35 Latin Club Staff 3 4, Typist 3, Photograph Spanish Club 3 45 Quill and Scroll 45 N. C. Scho- lastic Press Institute 4. DAN LEDBETTER Basketball B-Team 25 Football 2 3. KENNETH LEDFORD Band 1 2 3 45 Band Club 2 3 4. MAXINE LEIGH Beta Club 2 35 Commercial Club 3 Glee Club 35 Office Assistant 4. WAYNE KISER B-Team Basketball Manager 15 Football' 1 35 Track 1 2 3. l' NORMAN KNIGHT Basketball 1 25 Football 1 3 45 Glee Club 4, Treasurer 45 Industrial Arts Club 1 2 35 Tennis 2 3 4. PEGGY KUYKENDALL Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 3 45 FHA 1 2 45 FTA 45 Junior Classical League 3 45 Latin Club 1 25 Math Club 45 Spanish Club 3 4. BILL LATHAM Industrial Arts Club 2, Vice-President 2. Adelaide, Marg, receive 1 25 Outlook y Editor 45 45 FHA 2 35 LYNN LINEBERGER Cruiser Staff 4, Typist 45 FHA lg FTA 45 Math Club 43 Spanish Club 3 4g Superlative: Typical Senior. DONALD W. LOFTIS Baseball 1 2 5 3 4g Foot- ball 1 2 3 4g Homeroom Officer 2, Treasurer 2. ffaramf-g4..4,.r 4 1-,JJ-4 Luv-f-ef!-M'- Z.YJ'4f4:fvC4.z.0 1, 5.5,- c'!515f'Z4 4649, 4 4451 7 1'? f1F.- 7' QL? 'lf-,a7f'r 4- 7 ! C 6o lI1Ni3A LOGAN 'ml ' 1 Band 1 2 3 43 Band Club 2 3 43 Beta Club 2 39 Chemistry Club 3 4, Vice-President 45 Class Of- ficer 4, Secretary 4g FHA 1 23 Homeroom Of- ficer 2, Treasurer 2g Junior Classical League 3 43 Latin Club 2, Marshal 4, Co-Chief 4, National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 43 Spanish Club 3 45 Student Council 2 3g American Field Service Summer Exchange Student to Finland 35 Home- coming Sponsor 4g Superlative: Best Personality. WAYNE LOVELACE Track 1 2 3 4. D A R and LU O W History Awards V JO LEE LOVELAND A Beta Club 2 35 Forensic Club 43 FHA 1 2 3 43 French Club 4g Junior Classical League 39 Latin Club 23 Office Assistant 4. ' - 4 -- - A -A MARY LOWE FHA 1 2 3. JIMMY LUTZ Homeroom Officer 1 2, Secretary 1, Vice-Presi- dent 2. FREDA A. LYNCH FHA 1 2 3, Spanish Club 4, Shelby High Radio Reporter 4. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR Industrial Arts Club 13 Latin Club 23 Math Club 3 4, Vice-President 4. JULIA E. MARTIN Beta Club 2 33 Cheerleader 2 3 43 Chemistry Club 3 43 FHA 1 23 FTA 43 Girls' Monogram Club 4g Homeroom Officer 2 3, Vice-President 2, Trea- surer 33 Junior Classical League 3 4, Secretary 33 Latin Club 1 23 Math Club 4g Spanish Club 3 4g Student Council 1. WILLENE MARTIN FHA 1 23 Homeroom Officer 4, Secretary 43 Spanish Club 1. FRED D. MAUNEY Baseball 13 Basketball 23 Boys' Monogram Club 43 Football 3 4g Homeroom Officer 3 43 Indus- trial Arts Club 13 Key Club 3 43 Spanish Club 4g Student Council 3 43 Tennis 43 Track 1 2 3 4. S2 - Catherine attains National LARRY McCRAW FRED G. MILLS Chemistry Club 3 43 Golf 43 Homeroom Officer 3, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 33 Math Club 3 4. DELORES MITCHELL SNOW HILL HIGH SCHOOL: FHA lg Math Club 13 WEST PALM BEACH HIGH SCHOOL: Homeroom Representative for Annual Staff 33 PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL: Dancing Club 23 Booster Club 23 OCALA HIGH SCHOOL: Thes- pian Club 2. - GERALDINE MOCK Glee Club 3 4. MARTHA A. MOORE FHA 1 35 FTA 45 Glee Club 4, Vice-President 45 Homeroorn Officer 3, President 35 Spanish Club 3 4. J. L. MOREHEAD Industrial Arts Club 1. PATRICIA ANN MOREHEAD FHA 1 25 Office Assistant 4. JOEL MORRISETT Band 1 2 3 4, Vice-President 45 Band Club 3 4, President 45 Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 3 45 Cruiser Staff 4, Art Editor 45 Homeroom Of- ficer 1 2 3 45 Industrial Arts Club 1, President 15 Junior Classical League 3, Vice-President 15 La- tin Club 1 25 Marshal 45 Math Club 3 45 National Honor Society 45 Outlook Staff 3, Assistant Business Manager5 Track 25 Outstanding Fresh- man Band Awardg Superlative: Most Depend- able. Honors as 3 H A Oreasurer HARRY LEE NOLAN, JR. Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 3 4, Secretary 45 Cruiser Staff 4, Assistant Business Manager 45 Homeroom Officer 1, Vice-President 15 Junior Classical League 3 45 National Honor Society 45 Outlook Staff 3, Assistant Business Manager 35 Track 25 Superlative: Most Likely to Succeedg PA System Operator. Math Club 3 4. KATHRYN ANNE OEHLER Band 1 2 3 4, Librarian 1 2 3 45 Band Club 1 2 3 4, Vice-President 45 Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 45 FHA 15 FTA 3 4, President 45 Home- room Officer 1 2 3 4, Secretary 1 2 3 45 Marshal 45 Math Club 3 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3 45 National Honor Society 3 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Superlative: Most Dependable. CATHY 0'LEARY Beta Club 2 35 FHA 1 2 3 45 FTA 3 45 Latin Club 1 '25 Outlook Staff 4, Bookkeeper 4, Spanish Club 3 4. WADE 0'SHIELDS Baseball 1 2 3 45 Basketball 2 3 4. ALFRED PATTERSON Industrial Arts Cl'ub 1. MARELENA PEARSON Beta Club 2 33 Junior Classical League 33 Latin Club 23 Outlook Staff 1 2 3, Reporter 1, Ex- change Editor 2, Inquiring Reporter 3. WILLIAM PEARSON Homeroom Officer 1, Treasurer 13 Football 1 2 33 Math Club 43 Track 1 2 3. LINDA PEELER Majorette 23 Basketball 1. MARGARET OWENS Spanish Club 3. VIRGINIA SHYTLE PADGETT JUNE PARKER FHA 1 2 33 Homeroom Officer 3, Secretary 33 Math Club 4g Homecoming Sponsor 2. MARGARET PARRIS Glee Club 13 Substitute Bus Driver 4. 4f'f Sieve! 211553 Hreclaiie, ami MYRA Commercial Club 45 Student Council 45 HARD- ING HIGH SCHOOL: Latin Club 15 RANCHO HIGH SCHOOL: Homeroom Officer 3, Secre- taryg Office Assistant 35 Spanish Club 3. JOE PONDER Basketball 2 3 45 Beta Club 2 3 45 Boys' Mono- gram Club 3 4, Vice-Prresident 45 Chemistry Club 3 45 Football 1 3 45 French Club 3 4, Vice- Presidentg Key Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 3 4, Parliamentarian 45 Tennis 3 45 Track 25 Superlative: Typical Senior. RICHARD POSTON Basketball 2 3 45 Industrial Arts Club 1 2. TOMMY POSTON Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 3 45 Forensic Club 45 Junior Classical League 3 45 Latin Club 25 Marshal 45 National Honor Society 3 4, Vice- President 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Treasurer 45 Track 35 School Store Manager. Q50 44 'llc Doni make All-Conference 'W-X175 ii? BOB POWELL BRENDA JOYCE PRUITT NANCY PRYOR FTA 45 Glee Club 15 Homeroom Officer 45 Sec retary and Treasurer 4. ff- - -' ' ' -i , l ' REBECCA PUTNAM MARK T. RILEY WALLACE McBRIDE PUTNAM JEFFERSON HIGH: Beta Club 2 33 Latin Club 43 Library Assistant 1 2 33 Paper Staff 3. TERRI QUINLAN MORRISTOWN HIGH: Junior Classical League 13 Office Assistant 33 Spanish Club 2 33 Y-Teens 1 2 33 Bowling League 1 2 3, Captain 23 Tri Hi Y 1 2 33 Science Club 1, President 13 FTA 1 2 3g Hurricane Staff 3, Reporter 33 Biology Club 23 LA GRANGE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Chem- istry Club 3. DAVID RABB Spanish Club 3 43 Track 2. DANNY REYNOLDS 2 :X 15 W i l if U L Sylvia chosen Queen LA FERN CARPENTER RIDINGS kwa, ,, FV f5 v.,v5Vif'B1.l.'.'. f- 'wif vw! Beta Club 2 33 Chemistry 3 43 French Club 3 43 FTA 4, Historian 43 Junior Classical League 33 Latin Club 1 23 Math Club 3 4, President 3 43 Outlook Staff 3, Assistant Photographer 33 Rob- erts' Latin Medal, W. 0. W. History Medal, State Latin Contest 23 Superlative: Most Intellectualg PA System Operator. PATRICIA ANN ROBERTS Beta Club 2 33 FHA 13 FTA 3 43 Junior Classi- cal League 3 43 Latin Club 23 Math Club ,333 Guidance Assistant 43 Spanish Club 4. SYBIL YVONNE ROBERTS Beta Club 2 33 Cruiser Staff 43 Typist 43 Forensic Club 43 FHA 1 2 33 FTA 3 43 Spanish Club 3 4. HOWARD ROLLINS Beta Club 2 3, Parliamentarian 35 Chemistry Club 3 4g Homeroom Officer 1 3 4, President 1 3 45 Industrial Arts Club 15 Junior Classical League 3 4, President 43 Latin Club 1 25 Marshal 4, Chief 45 Math Club 43 National Honor Society 4. FRED B. ROPP Basketball 1 2 33 Boys' Monogram Club 2 3 4, Football 2 3 4, Homeroom Officer 1 2 4, Presi- dent 1, Vice-President 2 43 Student Council lg Track 1 2 3 4. GUS SANDERS, JR. Band 1 2g Beta Club 2 33 Industrial Arts Club 1 2 3 4, Secretary 3, President 4. JIM SANSING Spanish Club 35 NUMBER THREE HIGH SCHOOL: 4-H Club 1 25 FFA 1 25 Homeroom Officer 2, Secretary 2. o fions Bowl FRANCES SELF Glee Club 2g Guidance Assistant 4. -F -,,,,.Z-,,,.XS N ,ff ' ,ff JERRY SHORT XMORGANTON HIGH SCHOOL: Basketball 1, Homeroom Officer 1 33 Track 1 2. xi ,X f MARY ANN SHORT Basketball 1 25 Secretarial Assistant. LINDA SHUFORD Band 1 2 3, Librarian 23 Band Club 2 3, Secre- tary 35 Chemistry Club 43 FHA 13 Homeroom Officer 1, Secretary 13 Spanish Club 45 Student Council 4. BOYD STOKES wr MICHAEL SPANGLER Boys' Monogram Club 2 3 49 Footbal Homeroom Officer 19 Track 1 2 3 4. BRENDA ANN STANLEY FEREDIA ANNETTE SHULL Glee Club 3, Librarian 39 Office Assistant 4. ROBERT SILLS Industrial Arts Club 1 29 Math Club 3 4. RUTH SISK MARJORIE SPANGLER Beta Club 2 39 FHA 1 2 3 4, Correspondent 3, Secretary 49 Homeroom Officer 1 4, Vice-Presi- dent 1, Treasurer 49 Latin Club 1 29 Outlook Staff 2 3 4, Assistant News Editor 2, Feature Editor 3, Associate Editor 49 Spanish Club 3 49 Quill and Scroll Club 49 Homecoming Attendant 19 May Court Attendant 1 3. Nancy is selected 34Q Forensic Club 49 French Club 4, Secretary and Treasurer 49 Homeroom Officer 4, President 49 Junior Classical League 3 49 Student Council 39 Tennis 39 REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: Latin Club 1 2, Vice-President. PATTIE S. STRATTON Beta Club 3g Commercial Club 3 49 Homeroom Officer 4, Secretary 49 Office Assistant 49 Span- ish Club 3 49 Student Council 1. H - -V QV MARTHA ANN STROUP Basketball 2 3 4, Co-Captain 45 Cruiser Staff 4, Typist 45 Forensic Club 45 FTA 45 Girls' Mono- gram Club 2 3 4, Vice-President 45 Spanish Club 3 45 CLOVER HIGH SCHOOL: Basketball 15 Library Club 15 J HA 15 Superlative: Most Athle- tic. NANCY A. STYERS Beta Club 2 3, Treasurer 35 Chemistry Club 3 4, President 45 Class Officer 4, Treasurer 45 Cruis- er Staff 4, Associate Editor 45 French Club 4, President 45 FHA 1 2 3 4, Historian 45 FTA 35 Homeroom Officer 2, Secretary 25 Junior Classi- cal League 3 45 Latin Club 25 Marshal 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3 45 Secretary 45 Student Council 2 35 D . A. R. Citizenship Medal. LINTON SUTTLE Boys' Monogram Club 45 Football 1 3 45 Foren- sic Club 45 Homeroom Officer 4, Treasurer 45 Key Club 3 4, Treasurer 35 Student Council 45 Tennis 35 Track 1 2. WOODY THOMPSON Track 25 PA System Operator 2. D A R. Qooci Ciiigen LINDA MARLENE TORRENCE Varsity Basketball 3 4, Manager 3 45 Beta Club 2 3, Secretary 35 Class Officer 3, Treasurer 35 Commercial Club 3 4, Reporter 45 Cruiser Staff 3 4, Junior Trainee 3, Editor 45 FHA 1 2 3, Sec- retary 35 FTA 45 Girls' Monogram Club 45 Home- room Officer 1 3, Secretary 1, President 35 Junior Classical League 3 45 Latin Club 2, Trea- surer 25 Marshal 45 National Honor Society 3 45 Student Council 25 Beta Club Convention 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Superlative: Best All Around. BETTY JEAN TRAMMEL JERRY TRAMMELL Basketball 2 3 45 Beta Club 35 Boys' Monogram Club 2 3 45 Chemistry Club 3 45 Football 2 3 45 Homeroom Officer 3, President 35 Junior Classi- cal League 3 4, President 35 Key Club 2 3 4, Par- liamentarian 45 Latin Club 2, Vice-President 25 Marshal 35 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 1 3 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Ten- nis 3 4, Captain 35 State Student Council Con- vention 3 45 Most Valuable Freshman Student Council Representative5 Boy's State 35 Superla- tive: Best All Around. HIlR'FlR'l' 'l'R.IPI.R'l 'l' A. M. TROIANO, JR. Basketball 35 Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 3 4, Treasurer 45 FTA 45 Homeroom Officer 2, Trea- surer 25 Junior Classical League 3 45 Key Club 45 Latin Club 1 25 Beta Convention 3. JIM A. UPTON Baseball 2. LARRY VAUGHN Beta Club 2 35 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 45 Latin Club 25 Math Club 3 45 Track 2. LINDA ANN WALDREP Homeroom Officer 2, Secretary 2. , Wi M' , H ' - F A SP2NFi?I55E!fiE314?'iiTI.1U,-i?Q55'v--'HM T 1 ' w' - ' we Eincla, Kay, Marjorie atfencl JACK WATERS Basketball 3, Manager 35 Football 35 Spanish Club 3. LUNETTE WATTS LOCKHART HIGH SCHOOL: Cheerleader 15 FHA 1 25 Homeroom Officer 1, Secretary 15 Glee Club 1. MARTHA ANN WEST Glee Club 3 4. CAROLYN WHISNANT Commercial Club 45 Cruiser Staff 4, Typist 45 FHA 2 35 FTA 3 45 Homeroom Officer 1 2, Sec- retary 1, Vice-President 25 Outlook Staff 2 3 4, Inquiring Reporter 2, Circulation Manager 3, News Editor 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Quill and Scroll 4. BARBARA ANN WHITE Beta Club 2 35 Cheerleader 2 3 4, Co-Chief 45 Cruiser Staff 4, Advertising Manager 45 FHA 15 FTA 3 45 Girls' Monogram Club 3 4, Secre- tary 45 Latin Club 1 25 Math Club 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Senior Class Homecoming Attendant 45 Superlative: Most Talkative. JANE DALE WHITE Band 1 2 3 4, Historian 2 3 45 Band Club 2 3 4, Secretary 45 Beta Club 2 3 4, President 35 Chem- istry Club 45 Cruiser Staff 4, Business Manager 45 FHA 1 2 3, Historian 25 Homeroom Officer 1 2 3, Vice-President 1, President 2 35 Marshal 35 Math Club 3 45 Spanish Club 3 45 National Honor Society 3 45 Beta Convention 35 Girls' State 35 Superlative: Most Intellectual. DELORIA ANN WILLIS Beta Club 2 35 Homeroom Officer 3, Vice-Presi- dent. MARJORIE WILLIS FHA 1. gC1lfOl',S Conference at Ufintbrop RONALD M. WILLIS Math Club 3 4. BETTY SUE WILSON Beta Club 2 35 Homeroom Officer 2 3, President 2, Treasurer 35 Outlook Staff 2 3, Circulation Managerg Spanish Club 3 4. MARY KAY WILSON Beta Club 2 3, Historian 35 FHA 1 2 3 4, Degree Chairman 3, Recording Secretary 45 FTA 3, 45 Homeroom Officer 1 2 3 4, Secretary 2 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 Outlook Staff 2 3 4, Assistant Manager 2, Art Editor 3, Editor 45 Spanish Club 3 45 Student Council 1 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. ROY R. WILSON Boys' Monogram Club 1 25 Football 1 2 3 45 Track 1 2 3 4. ANNA WOLFE Beta Club 2 35 FHA 1 2g FTA 4g Homeroom Of ficer 4, Vice-President 4g Latin Club 2 Math Club 45 Spanish Club 3 4. SHELBY J. WOODS FHA 4g Glee Club 2 45 Assistant Librarian FHA 2 3. JANE WORTMAN HARVEY WRAY One Hundred twenty-one seniors anticipate llfasnington-New ljore 5rip DIANE WRIGHT FHA 1 23 Glee Club 1 2 3 4, President 3, Secre- tary 4. RACHEL WRIGHT Glee Club 3 4. TOMMY WRIGHT X Baseball 1 2 3 43 Basketball 2 3 4g Boys' Mono- gram Club 1 2 3 45 Football 1 2 3 45 Homeroom Officer 1, President 1g Key Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Superlative: Most Athletic. ZENO WRIGHT BOB YELTON B-Team Basketball 1 2, Captain 23 Boys' Mono- gram Club 3 4, President 43 Chemistry Club 3 43 Class Officer 4, Vice-President3 Cruiser Staff 4, Sports Editor 43 Football 1 2 3 43 Homeroom Of- ficer 1 2 3, Treasurer, Vice-President 2 33 Jun- ior Classical League 3 4, Treasurer 43 Key Club 2 3 4g Latin Club 2g Marshal 33 Math Club 43 National Honor Society 3 4, President 43 Stu- dent Council 3 43 Track 1 2 83 President of West- ern District of North Carolina Student Councils 4. LAMAR YOUNG, JR. Band Club 43 Homeroom Officer 2, Treasurer 23 Math Club 43 Track 1 2. A nice 100king Subject Good Citizens Powder Puff pow wow There goes the bell. It seems like fun back then 1 . X wig .Mi if I-1 ff' ,gs ii' vixx Y 1 M, ig? :ES A Q R I .s rv a Q unior Class Officers P1'6S1d6Ilt .... .... S teve Kennedy Vxce Premdent . . ......... B111 Beam Seuetary . . . . .Claudla Abernethy Treasurer Charles Rose N ,vi k ,x -if VX X H is, ,.r as +5 F ff' in if 5 is i -2' 'E .N fi, 6,27 if .Wil-LS fb BWKX L! Claudia Abernethy Jo ce Quan ljee Allen Mary Allen Donnie Almond Michael Arrowood Carson Austell Wanda Barger Tommy Baxter Bill Beam Doris Bell Peggy Jean Bell lanc B Judy Blackwood Betty Blanton uniors raise money for unior-Senior Prom Emily Blanton Jimmy Blanton Joe Blanton Linda Blanton Lyn Blanton Margaret Blanton Martha Blanton Stuart Blanton Ronnie Borders Peggy Bowers Kay Cabaniss Myra Calhoun Ha old Cam 'ane l 1C ael Canipe Q w x ,SX Egolf ? A ,llll .mw- ffif 2553? ' 5 is :f H u 1-aa ' 3 A A f X. K Dpi ,Nj aw Ronnie Canipe oug as arlisle Bill arpenter Flay Carpenter Freida Carpenter Winfred Carpenter' Suzy Chambers Robert Chartier John Clay Nancy Carroll Cobb ole 'ns dward 0. Collins Roy Co qui J rf? Sarah Craver Judy Dale Sligaheth proviciesflome for AUS. students Billy Joe Davis lca Davis F Patsy Ann Dayberry X ' Dixon, David o bins owed George Doggett Barry Dorsey Joyce Dover Jimmy Eaker Don Edmonson Bernice Revonda Ellenburg Zelda Eugene Fortenberr - ..,. 5 1,, I f -4 K Betsy Falls r f sg Q Vx . 4 22 W 5 Amanda Jean Francis Sa-l-1-y G5ifi Carl Gardner Jo - Hettie Lou Garland B bbie lascoe Linda Goode ra am Brenda Greene Charles Gidney Clarence Greene Helen Greene Sara Lee Greene Stephen Grigg Woody Hammett Six candidates await decision on AHS. post f., Gail Hamrick James Hamrick Charles Hand Howard Harrill Mary Lois Harrill Tl, 4- ,-,.,- Susan Harry Bobby Hartley Gloria Hawkins J. W. Hester Bobby Hill Eckels Hollifield Bill Hornbuckle ean owar Jimmie Hoyle Hill Hudson Brenda Hutchins Connie Jones Diane Jones Michele Jones Flay Kale Bill Kazlouski Ifa'17i3'ieffu'Kf1'n Kieever Steve Kennedy Brenda Kiser oe Klstler Edward Kouri Elizabeth Lackey Sue Lail Rebecca Kise I . Merit 5esi Q-, -,. ,,, - Bobby Lutz Jim Macomson fshirLeLMamn qlontrose Meacmnrr-N, Y V ' Z Barbar2fMeCraw Miriam McCurry Brenda McSwain Linda McSwain Martha McSwain Peggy McSwain Tomrn McSwain Jud ' Tom Miller Mary Mitchell Mae Moorhead l...-1 J Sd wins fafin Award i gw,:4Q:,,,,.s . 4 qc ir , ':- - : .-,fix A W Q A, V K i w f' ,imzraw .W ,. - 'Vx .. .. . ii: ww-y,,, f i . -g M,ff'!7Q':4rZ1 U.i,.,, , Q, glows, ,N Brenda Morehead Linda Morrison en a ull Ronnie Nelson . 'Y if 2? Q f 1 5 ff L rm? K rr L 23,590 A N, fi se m i- , M 4-we K W 3 '55 Cassandra Panther Anne Parker Judy Parris Barbara Patterson Gaynell Peace Priscilla Pearson ffl Beatrice Pendleton K 1 : , ff Bob erry Robert Philbeck 12 Q 1 -- .n-- h QQ, 'V - Lt ':V i ' - X wma- 'J' - .ZQSYH w a- 2,513 -:gf-s. aaazwa.. 'S X qu ? X X sig 5 lfffg 4 Q- SESS S K 4 uniors la5or Sammy Rogers Charles Rose Athos Rostan, Jr. Jaquitha Rountree Helen Rosanne Scism Bobby Shull D. . -C2-1L1 , Si Glenn Fredrick Smith Kay Smith Michael Southard Jimmy Spangler Roger Sparks -sgmwafw ,,.crK.,, S, ...yztfrzgryysgk . 1 51 ' Eli Ea! ,S . 42? ga ff so 5 : QQ Q QQ. Q 6 eil Q 3 'js 51 l ,N 4 llljg 1 is 3 5 ew swam 1 :- wr-W! - It ls'?'?5w Q' 5 - fs-,smtv Q: 2:1 George Phillips ur 1 n er Charles Price Patricia Pruitt Dorothy Putnam James Putnam Nicky Queen Eugene Rabb Richard Rabb Steve Rabb Brenda Reid Mar R Richards Joy ' 'ngs Patrici son Jenny Rob over source fhernes K f-is K J Q ,-,,1sgyw,s f V is 2' f ski 1, ,g f so 'Yi' W F 1 - 25 f, .V 56 yytsgf 2 , M ,Q ,Reis t 12535 an , M Kenneth Speagle .Dwight S'EEEf-.f' Ralph Street Gerald Strickland Sheila Sullivan Glend f A 1 ' vu Larry Triplett Talmadge Turner Reanza Waldrep . ers eathers 'A I . ,L Ma J 'Z ECE, L 3? .. 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H A Q , K V' 1j7ig:.i,fii Lrg - k iwi ' ' -' , agif Want - it 57 5 F52 Margaret West Tony West Brenda White Ray Wilson Lin 4'ams 'Judy Woocib TIS oFtH9'i Danny Worthey David Wray Julian Wray Vic Wray Barbara Wright Sandra Wright ,f+: 'i Janet Alexander Frances Allen San N Bill Arrowood Ronnie Barrett Diane Baxter Rex Bell Peggy Blanton Steve Blanton Tena Blanton Wayne Blanton Don Bridges C. L. Brown Nancy Brown Brenda Bruce Betty Burgess Robert Cabiness Rebecca Camp Linda Carpenter Teresa Carr Jackie Carter Roger Cash Brenda Champion Rebecca Champion Jean Honeycutt Bruce Hopper Brenda Horton Lynne Hovis Steve Hoyle Cheryl Hubbard Billy Hudgins Mack Hyder Rhoney Jackson James Jamison Gay Jolley Lois C. Jones Patsy Jones Suzanne Justus Barry Kale Glenn Kale Charles Keel Woody Kennedy Wray Kirkendall Jan Lackey Beverly Lail Glenn Lancaster Elizabeth Lankford Brenda Ledford Juanita Greene Reta Greene Richard Hambright Joyce Hamilton Roger Hammond Dick Hamrick Joel Hardman Gene Harrison Lucille Harrison Durham Hawkins Harry Hayes Sylvia Haymaker Cassie Herndon Mary Hewitt Kenneth Hinson Jerry Hoffman Gail Holland Jerry Holland Sopfiomores look forward A my , i t milfs? A i '52 A if if ' as f Judy Ledford Brenda Lefler Eugene LeGrand Rick LeGrand Jimmy Lewis Doug Limerick Gennie Lutz Woody Lynch Jimmy Mabry Margaret Magness Conrad Martin Gary Mauney Ginny Maxwell Robbie McConnell Janice McCraw Joe McCurry Frances McFarland David McSwain . ,H .QV , A. lg ti Nh., if or if fl,-1.5 as Wzfwfpv J F 51 l w gem mx, if U 3 wi . .. . 4 -+'-- -Ja- Q 5 95 Q 3 'Y' 5 ' f JE' 1 io attending new high school J rw: My M....qw,.,.. hY,, M., 5925 Vi . V ... 'gr x 2'.asg:w: V ,. .. If I ..g ,1. , ,i:'fm11,fs 6l he 9, . all Q Egfr, S5 1 in . .. V ff 51. 13 5 'ig s lx 4, l ,gf ,Aw M Sr X a il, ,f J ' z zfifiil . 4 ,Q4'.v1 M ' bfi' V7 K S' .4 if? Dwight Minkler John Moore Jeanne Morgan Sandra Mosteller Barbara Moss Johnny Munday Martha Munday Evelyn Murray Gwendolyn Nix Charles Noggle Dan O'Shields Bruce Page Geraldine Page Diane Paige Martin Panther Brenda Patterson Kay Patterson Shirley Patterson Jimmy Pearson Larry Price Devaney Putnam Ju Putnam diEAP'utn5r7 ' ames ueerf' aww., wiv 21 Q 1,5 ,ffarfss 9 J. m , k-kV I - I 5. 5 il 7 Y 1 is o 5 , K, V if ?5:iEi1fQQn - - , i gge p fm, 1 i .2 ng i so rl .. h 2 1 1 'if we , 4 f If ai , 2 galil . of :gm fi , 59 5 ' .Q ' A . - i ,Liv fiefifiwf lk. Ugriends, Romans, Counirymennf' Donna Kay Self Diane Singleton Butch Singleton Charlie Smith Rachel Smith Suzy Smith Don Southard Steve Sparks Kenneth Stanley Franklin Street Tulane Street Carole Suttle Eddie Suttle Kathryn Taylor Jerry Teele Luke Todd John Toney David Truelove Thomas Truelove Douglas Turner Mary Upton Jay Vincent Omegia Waldrep Robert Walker Larry Rippy Donna Sue Roberson Butch Roberson Betty Roberts Bobby Roberts Gary Roberts Cheryl Rogers Harvey Rogers Ann Rollins Richard Roper -2Lil Larry Runyan ail Sanders -- ary 'S'ahde'rs Everette Scism Kenneth Scism Danny Scoggins Avis Sears Revonda Walker Richard Walker Cile Wallace Bruce Walton Bobby Warlick Teresa Whellus David White Edith Whitener Joan Wiggins Donald Willis James Willis Claude Wilson Ronnie Wilson Charles Woodward Janie Wray Shirley Wright Bill Young Thomas Young , s ' Q X R l , -i'i . , W ima.. me ,,,. , L33 J . 1 j 'Www' Kool, man! Study will turn you on end. Just loitering. I fv xl 1 I J Anyone for water skiing? ' 'Lb so N fjlflflv FX, fy x Rip 'em up, tear 'em up This is only half of it. gresllman Class Gfficers President ........ Johnny Greene Vice President . . .... Loy White Secretary .... . . .Ann Rollins Treasurer . . . . .Dewey Helms Hteshmen adjust to husy High school schedule Carol Allen George Allen Kay Allen Cathy Alexander Judy Anders John Anderson Clarence Auton Bobby Barrett Brenda Barrett Dennis Barrett Le is Barrett B ty Bell Harold Bell Linda Bell Jerry Beaver , - - ' ' s Norma Blac Ray m . ' v ood David Blanton Scott Blanton Bryan Borders Franklin Bost Cheryl Branlett Joe Broughton Judy Brown Juanita Brown Chip Burns Ray Byers Al Cabiniss Becky Caldwell 64 Charles Camp Glenda Camp Jane Camp Wanda Camp Audrey Canipe Leslie Canipe Arthur Capps Irma Carr Preston Carroll Jim Carter Barbara Champion David Champion Sarah Champion Albert Chapman Phillip Chartier William Chartier Tommy Clark Betty Jane Cline Freddie Cline Jerry Clontz Doris Ann Cochran Reba Collins Gay Combs Torrance Combs Imogene Conley Eugene Connor Joyce Connor James Cooke Jerry Cooper Lester Cox Brenda Crawford David Dameron Loretta Davis Roger Dale Davis Nancy Deaton Glenda Deaton Steve Denton Brady Dickson Sonny Dokery Jean Dover Brenda Drewery Diane Devall Billy Dyer Harold Eaker Tommy Edwards John Elam Rita Kay Elliott Eddie Ellis Jeanette Floyd Steve Fortenberry Jane Gamble Charley Gardner Ann Glascoe Daniel Gold it 8, 3' . -. sfff.. if yi 3 L . ln R iii ni ,VL QV, ., K-Q. is we r .g 3 vw ..V,. K. 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Greene Pat Greenway Bruce Hamrick Jimmy Hamrick Joe Hamrick Martha Rose Hamrick Pat Hamrick Rebecca Hamrick Ronnie Hamrick Sara Hamrick Walter Hamrick Gene Hardin Rachel Ann Hardin Scott Harmon Loraine Harrill Ed Harris John Harry Betty Haynes Jeane Hawkins Brenda Head Dewey Helms Ann Herndon Myra Hicks Gail Holland Linda Hollifield Margaret Hopper Brenda Hord Steve Hord Heath Hovis Wanda Huffstickler Mary Hulick Susan Hull Johnny Hutchins Ronnie Ivie R. N. Ivie, III Farris Jackson Dwan Jenkins Gary Johnson Bobby Jones Jan Jorgenson Homer Kale Melvin Kale Nicholas Kale Sandra Keever Jess Lackey Kenneth Lail Roy Lail Mickey Langley Becky Lankford Faye Laws Dale Ledbetter Carroll Ledford Sylvia Ledford Don Lee Jo Lemons Bobby Lewis Billy Lineberger Jane Lloyd Judy Love Daisy Mae Lovelace Larry Lovelace Charles Loveland Geneal Lowrance Clevie Luckadoo Mary Alice Lutz Barbara Jean Mace Marvin Masters Margaret Mathis Elaine Mattero Beth McBrayer Nancy Sue McClellan Rosemary McConnell Linda McCraw Martha McCraw Emily McCul1ey Brenda McCurry John McGee Ralph McGee Melinda McKinney Jane McSwain Martha Messick Marsha Miller Jo Anne Mitchell Charles Moore Cheryl Morehead Betty Jean Morgan Harold Morgan Jerry Morgan Ronald Mullinax Wayne Nanney Ronnie Newton Eddy Noggle Judy Osborne Diane Peace Steve Page Virginia Page Buddy Patterson Janice Pearson Joyce Ann Pearson Billy Pernell Ronnie Pernell Beth Perry Darlene Philbeck Virginia Philbeck kwa J Wifi? ff . 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W -IEA Vi E ii 68 Edward Phillips Steve Phillips Tommy Phillips Diane Piercy Rachel Poteat David Pruden Jimmy Pruett Ann Putnam Jacuelyn Putnam Rose Putnam Christy Queen Linda Queen Steve Ramsey Suzanne Ramsey Steve Reynolds Michael Richards Wanda Richards Sybil Ridings Charles Rhoden Jon Riley Bobby Roberts Ann Rollins Diane Rollins Nancy Rollins Claude Ross John Louis Ruppe Sybil Ruppe Brenda Russ Fran Scism Dennis Short Pat Simmons Frances Simpson Lanny Singleton Alice Small Franklin Smith Harold Smith Steve Smith Anne Spangler Martha Spangler Ronnie Stacey Sara Staley Larry Stone Amanda Ann Stroup Albert Suttle Nancy Tedder Geralding Tesner Peggy Tessneer Pauline Tinsley Bob Thomas Wilma Thomas Robert Trotter Walter Turner Peter Van Wageningen Benny Waldrep Hugh Walker Isaac Walker Amanda Wallace Ray Walters Philip Warlick Truman Warren Susie Waters Tommy Watkins Betty Weathers Henry Weathers Johnny Weaver Jane Webb Rachel Webber Forrest Welch John M. West Jill White Loy White Rebecca Williams Lynda Williams Aree Willis Sandra Willis Sybil Willis Eddie Wilson Knox Wilson Bill Woods Grady Woods Priscella 'Woods Keith Wright Wayne Wright Billy Wyatt Don Yelton Girls, don't scorch the water. wig. . , awf- ,:,w1t1 rx. - :a s-we s , A . i , A y ,V .,,., m:Ss,ff21i:f2 f Ww- E A A ,t t ri ,Ei, , e:,e, .. Lf 'Q 'W sf f, .e ,, 5, 1. iz. 'E 2 nfl ti, ' r Q Me . :sf l .Wg , K f QW s X ' X Gi, if Q r 1 K Q' 5452392 125 in si, 2 If ,. ,,..,,. if ff. iii, QE V5 1 K J 5 K ' ix 11 Til' X :z i ,,,i ' j ig , -, 5, ' f M 5- 1 ' 5 ' ' Nh 'Stiff ,wife J f SS., 1 L- ' S , ' 1 f-My 3, F M , .wwf x V 5 ri S' s , ag . . W K x ii GV. 1 - 'sf . is fi.. -. V - I5 y - af '. 'ffl' fQ'2'l-V527 3? 9 rw at Q 17 sigiif iw if M5 L ,F ,w -V Q. z fig ' A fi f?f i?'Lf Now in the circulatory system . . . get Q xl , L 65' f I i, M - L -Q-ff . if wif W f I ' f. .,.,. . .. 1 Q - V qw f yifwbgi, ilggm-,xii -f - 3 i ,f ' 4---gifs u :ff-in 2 37585 I I 5 7: s 5 L 43,5 , W2 i - . ii if , if ig , -1 M i 3 ' , ,.,. i - if if i :iag5'iief511f 1257 ' ' ' 'L , 'l ' g ' . I Q .aw 69 lj te FW Activities enrich school life at Shelby High Last year Gene Messick, a 1959 graduate, made Masonite em- blems to be purchased by the Various school clubs. The diamond shaped plaques are black and White with multi-colored designs. These are to be put on display in the new high school. Another addition to our surroundings is the bronze lion given by the class of 1959. Leo has become a familiar sight and is one lion in the hall that is certainly Welcome. O First Row: Joe Ponder, Dick Craver, Carol Hulick, Harry Nolan, Johnnie Kennedy, Pat Hopper, Mark Riley, Joel Morrisett, Howard Rollins, and John Church. Second Row: Nancy Styers fSecretaryj, Kathryn Oehler, Linda Torrence, Thomas Poston QVice-Presidentb, Linda Logan QTreasurerJ, Jerry Trammell, Adelaide Austell fReporterJ, Bob Yelton fPresidentJ, Jane Dale White, and Catherine Blan- ton. Honor Society plans scholarship for member Our more studious seniors enjoy member- ship in the National Honor Society. Its name tells its story. The members must be in the upper third of the senior class, and the mem- bers are selected by a faculty committee. The four aims set forth are to encourage the development of character, to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadership, and to stimulate a desire to render service. Basis for selection in the National Honor Society includes character, scholarship, lead- ership, and service. The informal side of the Honor Society Johnny Church, First Vice-Presidentg Judy Black- der, Parliamentariang Jerry Trammell, President: wood, Secretaryg Pat Brackett, Treasurerg Joe Pon- Dick Craver, Second Vice-President. Student Council sends money to f'Care The purpose of the Student Council is to represent the student body as a Whole. The Student Council is an organization of stu- dents who work in co-operation with the faculty for the student body. Its members are students elected by their homerooms and clubs to serve as their representatives in this body. In this way the student body is equally represented. This organization was not formed as a governing council, but rather as a represen- tative body of students who can help the pupils of Shelby High School with their problems. The Student Council also tries to stimulate the students' interest in the school in all its activities and to instill in their hearts a deeper appreciation of what school can mean to them. The Student Council has sponsored several dances and several money-making projects throughout the year. The Council regularly sends representatives to the W.N.C. Conven- tion of Student Councils and the State Con- vention. It also sponsors the American Field Service exchange student in our school. i Z i w ,w 'ff' H l fi'i'Hr:w11'f aware r' ,'1' I,-f-ini lf! ' . ,Mx . .f . son, Anne Fortenberrv Mary Hewitt, Myra Phnlggck Janet Crawley, Cile Wallace, Pat Brackett' fTrea surerb, Carol Hulick, Barbara Goans, and Aree Will- is. Second Row: Kay Wilson, , Miriam McCurry, 1iQ1 'BTHTko,l Linda Shuford, Linda Love, Adelaide Austell, Re- becca Hamrick, Shirley Wright, Claudia Abernethy, Judy Blackwood fSecretaryJ. Third Row: Mrs. Dog- gett, Anne Eskridge, John Church f,Eirst..Yicem dentj, Mary Mitchell, Vic ray, Hettie Garlar1fL,B3w5 Falk, Pat Hopper, Charles reex , o elton, Ben Gilliatt, Artie Jones, Dean Howard, Joey Blanton, Charles Camp, Miss Morgan fSponsorJ. Fourth Row: Ed Harris, Brady Dickson, Steve Kennedy, Linton Suttle, Ed Kouri, Johnnie Kennedy, Loy VVhite, Henry Weathers, Joe Ponder CParliamentar- ianb, Jerry Trammell 1PresidentJ, Dick Craver fSecond Vice-Presidentl, Claude Wilson, Tommy Young. First Row: Susie Waters, Linda Gray- ...xg Bob Yelton, President, W.D.N.C.S.C.C. Delegates attend convention 4 xii? .T s No one can possibly conceive the amount of time and Work which go into a yearbook until he has become a staff member. The taking and identifying of pictures, the com- posing of the copy which constitutes a great portion of the book, and the organization of accumulated material necessitates diligent and co-operative work by each member of the staff. However, the satisfaction of see- ing a job well done makes any amount of Work Worth while. Editor and Business Manager check dummy. Annual Staff labors diligently to meet dead line, Editor ........... ..... . . Associate Editor ....... Business Manager ............. Assistant Business Manager ...... Advertising Editor ......... .. Activity Editor ..Linda Torrence . . .Nancy Styers .Jane Dale White Harry Nolan, Jr. ..Barbara White ..Anne Eskridge Sports Editor ......... ..... B ob Yelton Photography Editor ................. Terry Allen Art and Layout Editor ............. Joel Morrisett Typists-Sybil Roberts, Carolyn Whisnant, Lynn Lineberger, Martha Stroup Junior Trainee .................. Billy Watterson Advisor ....... .... M iss Dorothy King ' 5' MQW. !MI'E' Editor ...... , ........................ Kay Wilson Associate Editor .... Marjorie Spangler News Editor ...... ........ C arolyn Whistnant Business Manager ................... Ben Gilliatt Business Assistants Dick Hamrick, Eugene Le- Grand, Elizabeth Lackey, Jaquitha Rountree, Judy Bookkeeper ....................... Cathy O'Leary Circulation Manager ............ Betty Sue Wilson Assistant Circulation Manager .... Ginny Maxwell Boys' Sports Editor .....,............ Hill Hudson Assistant Boys' Sports Editor ........ Jerry Teele Girls' Sports Editor. . . . .............. Judy Woods Photography Editor ................ Janet Leath Assistant Photography Editor .... Roy Colquitt, Jr. Exchange Editors ........ Lynn Grigg, Janet Leath Art Editor ...................... Roy Colquitt, Jr. Inquiring Reporter ........,...... Gay Jolley Joke Editor ......................... John Moore Proof Reader ...................... Barry Dorsey Typists ......,.......... Carol Co ' , Reporters Barry Dorsey, Ch Hettie ,Garland, Jeanne Morgan, Brenda Lefler, ' Adviser ................... Mrs. Rebecca Hamrick Quilooli is bigger and 6etter.xjVf The school newspaper, The Outlook, is a student production written and edited by members of the staff. Its purpose is to stimulate interest and pride in the activities of the school and to serve as a mediator between school and patrons. Through this medium students are given an opportunity to develop com- position, business experience, and public relations. The school newspaper is supported by school subscriptions and advertisements. Students indicate preference of staff positions during spring registrationg these positions are approved by the sponsor. A half unit of credit is being given to stu- dents of journalism. Meeting of the Quill and Scroll The purpose of this organization shall be to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school studentsg to reward meritorious achievementg and to en- courage and assist students to continue their education after high school. Any senior high school which is accredited by the State Board of Education shall be eligible for a chapter. ' The qualifications for membership shall be worthy character, good mentality, credit- able achievement, commendable attitude, and a scholastic standing of ninety-five or above at the end of first semester of the sopho- more year. Beta Club plans picnic Beta Club requires ninety-five average First Row: Judy Woods, Martha Blanton 1Histor- Presidentb, Vic Wray fParliamentarianJ Ed Kourl iarih, Diane Singleton Tr ' , assandra Pan- 4Student Couyil uRep,resentat,iygQ, ,MBL Randall ther, . arry 1 ecretaryl. Second Row! Barry fSponsorJQN'fiVl7i2tured: Claudia T ompson Q Dorsey, Steve Kennedy iPresidentJ, Bob Shull 1Vice- A T f 1 ,MH K ,JE ia af if-.J iii? First Row: Judy Campbell, iane Si Dorothy Brutko, Nancy Styers fPres1dentJ, Mrs. or fSponsorJ. Second Row: Larry Vaughn, Ben Gilliatt, Pat Hopper, Catherine Blanton. Third Row: Jimmy Daggerhart fParliamentarianJ, Mark Riley, Joe Ponder 1Vice-Presidentj, Boyd Stokes fSecretary Treasurerj. 3our grench Club members attend Vive la France fanguage Day at lU.C. Les Savants, which translated means the scholarly ones, is a newly acquired club at Shelby High School. The purpose is to promote a fuller understanding and appre- ciation of the French language, literature, and customs. The motto of this organization is avancons. A scholastic average of ninety must be maintained throughout one semester of first French before membership can be at- t monthly meetings the members take part in the presentation of varied programs concerning all phases of French custom by way of skits, sing-o-ramas, and oral reports. This year four members attended langu- age day at W.C.U.N.C. 77 m as ..- -...,,, .......,,- an--..- wx... First Row: Wanda Barger, Elizabeth Lackey lVice- Presidentb, Brenda Morehead, -Carol Hulick, Rachel Blanton, P t Rob Catherine Blanton, fjances -ga-zghjng, Susan Harry iSecretaryJ, f --dia Thompson econd Row: Mrs. Doggett fS'pons'5 , cy Styers, Peggy Kuykendall, Charles Rose, Adelaide Austell, Julia Martin, Linda Logan, Judy Woods, Ken Allison, Jimmy Macomson, HQCEH members attend The Junior Classical League is a national organization for the encouragement of the study of the Greek and Latin Classics. We are proud to have an active chapter of this organization at Shelby High School. Pupils who have averaged ninety or above on the first two years of Latin are eligible for membership. Meetings are held once a month in the homes of members. Each pupil participates once a year in the program and as a host or hostess. Members attend the state Junior Classical League convention in Chapel Hill each spring. 78 Bob Yelton fTreasurerJ, Barry Dorsey fReporterJ, Bill Watterson, Michael Arrowood, Linda Tor- rence. Third Row: Boyd Stokes, QParliamentarianJ, Howard Rollins 1PresidentJ, Mike Troiano, Bobby Shull, Steve Kennedy, Dickie Craver, Ed Kouri, Charles Gidney, Stuart Blanton, Roy Colquitt, Tommy Poston. convention of UNC Senatus populusque Romanus . k:.L L :,. V: k,,..LL . .,,. ., f .sf fc Sl e an Fulk-hi it : 1 hqsisfv ' ' ' 7 s L' 1f355vss'f I- -- Q V. , K Lf? K I . It .Qi i, Few. ' - . 'fx . Q . J' H it I fx A .K mam - ,AQ-L - lf, :H g., 1 7 5- g f 1 A r f -.Sb ',ffiW. ,,. 4 I 45 - , . U ' ,fer -.,i:': ' fn, . . ii . ,J ' ' , 1 A Y . Vg N H., L' .sa .I l , 1 .1 , . - V . i . E The Latin Club is for those who have made an average of 90 or above during their first year in Latin. It encourages good scho- larship and builds a broader background for the study of Latin. It increases the interest of pupils in their study of languages. By meetinng -in-homes and participating in programs, t e pupils learn much about as- suming responsibi ity. The patricians Costumed programs entertain Eatin Club First Row: Mrs. Robert Doggett tSponsorJ, Jenny Maxwell, Jeanne Morgan, Suzanne Justice, Brenda Lefler, Tina Blanton tTreasurerJ, Lois Catherine Jones, Betty Burgess, Gay Jolley, Diane Baxter, Carol Corn tReporterJ, Nell Gentry tSecretaryJ, Janet Crawley, Carole Suttle. Second Row: Glenn Lancaster, Jerry Teele tVice-Presidentj, Steve Hoyle, Bob Perry, Wallace Putman, Doug Limerick, Dick Hamrick tPresidentJ, Conrad Martin, Eugene LeGrand, Claude Wilson tStudent Council Repre- sentativej. U :ggi ll rf I? lllll The Spanish Club has as its underlying purpose to acquaint students of Spanish more thoroughly with the language, and with the people and cultures of the Spanish- speaking countries. It is hoped that the members will gain a deeper understanding of our Latin American and Spanish neigh- bors through work in the club. An outstand- ing purpose of this organization is to encour- age a high standard of work on the part of all students of Spanish. In order to accom- plish this, the membership of the club is limited to those maintaining a ninety aver- age in this subject. , Eat, drink, and be merry . . 5.11 Xa 9 t f . l b 2,4 si A' T' W- ,r Spanish Club enjoys' First Row: Lynn Grigg, Kathern Oehler, Barbara Goans, Carol Hulick, Barbara White, Claire Barry, Carolyn Whisnant, Betty Sue Wilson, Linda Shu- X ford. Second Row: Mrs. Thompson QSponsorJ, Pat x Roberts, Cynthia Gregory, Kay Wilson, Marjorie f Spangler, Sybil Roberts, Martha St1'oup, Cathy O'Leary, Anna Wolfe. Third Row: Rachel Blanton, Anne Eskridge fVice-Presidentj, Peggy Kuykendall, Christmas Party ' Lynn Lineberger, Julia Martin, Barbara Bost, Ade laide Austell, Pattie Stratton, Martha Moore, Janet XLeath fSecretaryJ, Brenda Hawkins. Fourth Row Freda Lynch, Linda Logan, Johnnie Kennedy fPresi dentb, Dickie Craver, Terry Ellen, Tommy Poston fTreasurerJ, David Rabb, Johnny Church, Jane Dale White. Stew 5-'-6 Standing: Janet Leath fPresidentJ. First Row: Mrs. Bridges fSponsorJ. Second Row: Sybil Roberts, Martha Stroup, Eva Falk, Lane Gillespie. Third Row: Joey Blanton QStudent Council Representa- tivel, Lynn Grigg tTreasurerJ, Rosa Johnston fSec- retaryl, Elizabeth Lackey fVice-Presidentj. Fourth Row: Tommy Ppston, Barry Dorsey CParliamentar- ianh JOQ Lee Lov -Linton,,Suttle. Fifth Row: Boyd StokQL Hovis.,,D fiorensic Club revives detiating at The Forensic Club was formed in con- junction with the Public Speaking course now offered at Shelby High School. Our purposes are to train ourselves in public speaking, debating, discussion, parliamen- tary procedure, and other aspects of speech. We are striving to develop whatever talents we might possess along this have a good time doing it. line, and to The club holds its meetings once a week on Friday during the regular class period. The meetings are carried out in strict parlia- mentary procedure, since this is one facet to our speech program. Great orators in the making I Shelby High SCHOOL ft! 4 sv ILDAI I C' 'Li' ilfli VU f 1'-1 First Row' Anne Eskridge Julia Martin, Barbara Dot Putman, Judy Woods fReporterJ, im- . K. - White fSecretary5, Mrs. Vilray fSponsorb. Second artha Stroup fVice Presidentl, yvia ir Row: Linda Torrence, Sarah Craver QTreasurerD, kendall, Brenda Hawkins fPresidentJ. iris' Monogram Club sells programs at football games 82 -is 1 Girls' Membership in the Girls' Monogram Club is made up of girls who have earned their letters either in basketball or in cheerlead- ing. Requirements for earning a letter in bas- ketball are regular practice, participation, attitude and the playing of thirty-two quar- ters during the season. Requirements for cheerleaders to earn letters are to serve as a substitute for one year and as a regular cheerleader for a year. The object of the club is to encourage participation and sportsmanship. Our main project is selling programs at the football games. Monogram officers lead female athletes The Boys' Monogram Club's membership is composed of all boys who have earned a letter by participating in a Varsity sport at Shelby High School. The sports in which a letter can be won are football, basketball, baseball, track, golf, and tennis. The purpose of the Monogram Club is to support the athletic program and to promote an interest in athletics at Shelby High School. Among the club's activities is the keeping of a scrap book of newspaper clippings about Shel- by High's athletics. The club also plans to start a notebook which will contain the names of all boys who have lettered in any sport. This book will be kept for a permanent record in the office. Boys' Monogram officers lead lettermen, Mkt If f 1-.q?.... ,,,, ,V 1 . -. 4 k,, . Boys' Monogram Club Honors athletes First Row: Ben Gilliatt, Mickey Spangler, George Elam, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Mr. Morris, Roy Wilson, Joe Ponder 4Vice Presidentl, Bob Yel- ton CPresidentJ, John Church, Howard Kale. Third Row: Dean Howard, Julian Wray, Jimmy Macom- son, ,SjQvggQpf11is,3 David White, Fred Ropp iTrea- surerj, Oakie Canipe, Tom Wright, Wayne Hamrick, Johnnie Kennedy, .William Kazlouski, mell. Not Pictured: Don Loftis fSecretaryJ. - F LL, ...E 'FFF rw W rr .,,,.-.vp First Row: Freddie Mills, Peggy Kuykendall, Linda Shuford Kathryn Oehler, Rosa Johnston, Carol Hu- lick, ane Dale White, Susan Harry. Second Row: Johnny Church, Joel Morrisett, Larry Vaughn, Linda Logan CVice Presidentb, Billy Wat- terson, Tommy Poston, Bob Yelton, Nancy Styers fPresidentJ, Ben Gilliatt. Third Row: Mr. Hendrick CSponsorJ, Harry Nolan QSec.retaryJ, Jqhnnie Ken- nedy,.J.LUiy- lllood-9,7 Howard Rollins, Pat Hopper 'Julia Martin, Vic Wray, Joe Ponder. Fourth Row Mark Riley, Dickie Craver, Stewart Blanton, Ken- ,-neth Speagle, Bobby Shull, Billy Beam, Mike Iroi- ano f'I'feasurerD, Jerry Trammell. Chemistry Club plans trip to Oak Ridge, Cennessee The Chemistry Club of Shelby High School is an organization to promote an interest among the students in chemistry and physics. The club is open to students who have shown a high degree of interest in the physical sciences. The programs that are presented at the month- ly meetings reflect the students' interests in science. The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. C. D. Hendrick, Jr., the physics and chemis- try instructor of Shelby High. A grade average of ninety has to be main- tained by students to enter and remain in the Chemistry Club. Now this is the crystalline structure of calcium 'S un The Mathematics Club of Shelby High School is not designed to be an honor society. It is a voluntary association of persons interested in mathematics. To be eligible for membership a student must have passed or be passing a course in plane geometry and two years of algebra. He must also show an interest in the club by attending meetings regularly. The meetings are held monthly in members' homes. At each meeting a program centered around some phase of math is given by a member. Math Club studies probability Math Clufi alerts memfiers to advantages 1 First Row: Linda Torrence, Carol Hulick, Barbara White, Kathryn Oehler 1Secretary-Treasurerl, June Parker, Adelaide Austell, Elizabeth Lackey, Peggy Kuykendall, Carson Austell, Priscilla Pearson, Re- nee Cham ion. Second Row: L nn Lineberger, Judy' P Y Blackwood, Jane Dale White, Anna Wolfe, Lois Catherine Jones, Linda Logan, Barbara Bost, Julia Martin, Billy Watterson, Athos Rostan, Eddie Col- lins, Barry Dorsey, Charles Rose. Third Row: Larry in field of mathematics Vaughn, Terry Allen, Tommy Poston, Bob Yelton, Jimmy Macomson, Jimmy Toole Buddy Young, Ken Allison, Ronnie wiuis, Curtis Pound- ers, Roy Colquitt. Fourth ow: Mr. Jolly fSponsorl, Joel Morrisett, Harry Nolan, Dickie Craver, Mark Riley fPresidentJ, Jimmy Daggerhart, Douglas Mac- Arthur fVice Presidentj, Ben Gilliatt, Howard El- liott, Howard Rollins, Robert Sills, Freddie Mills. A WZWJZMW 721 f New YT First Row: Charles Rose, Dean Howard, Billy White. Third Row: Joe Ponder, Howard Rollins, Jul- Young, Gary Mauney, Tom Wright LVice Presidentj, ian Wray, Ed Kouri, Vic Wray, Charles Noggle. Steve Curtis, Mr. Parker. Second Row: John Church Fourth Row: Johnnie Kennedy fSecretaryJ, Richard iPresidentJ, Dwight Strggt, Bob Yelton, Bill Beam, Rabb, Herb Combs, Dick Craver, Steve Kennedy, Fred Mauney, Linton Suttle fTreasurerJ, David l, Mike Troiano. Key Club of Shelby High School is made Efficiency and service typify key club v. ls. sa Osuxfwlt In order to train the leaders of tomorrow, Kiwanis International organized a high school service club for boys. They called this club the Key Club. This club was set up internationally and has become one of the most respected high school The organizations in America. ,. up of senior ership The boys from the sophomore, junior, and classes. Their selection is based on lead- and scholarship. objective of our Key Club is service to our school and community. Through this serv- ice we hope to promote better co-operation and understanding. One of the Key Club's weekly meetings S6 ww: ma was ai new asp 'sms mam as mama 1 1 , , The Selma Webb Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is open to any student who is a member of the junior or senior class and is interested in teaching as a profession. Club programs deal with various aspects of teach- ing, this helps the members to decide, before they enter college, if they are really interested in teaching. This club also sponsors the observation of American Education Week in Shelby High School. Future Teachers discuss educational opportunities. 35.14. aids teachers, sponsors ational Education Week Anne Parker, Linda Torrence, , Peggy Bowers, Peggy McSwaim, Priscilla Pearson, Mary Mitchell, Kay Wilson QStudent Council Representa tivej, Jayne Bailey, Barbara White, Beatrice Pendle- ton, Carol Hulick 1TreasurerJ, Carol Sisk, nc - enne , athryn Oehler fPres1 en , rs. De- ' s. econd Row:VKay L,u.ckadee, Barbara Mc- Craw, Pat Hopper 1 ice Presidentl, Rachel Blan- ton, Renee Champion, Nina Eaker, Adelaide Austell Anne Eskridge, Karen Kale, Pat Roberts, Sybi First Row: Mrs. Nesbitt QSponsorJ, Martha Blanton, Ull- i Nancy Pryor. Third Row: Martha Moore, Peggy Kuykendall, Fr V on, Dorothy Brutko, Cathy O'Leary,1 ' Betty Blanton, Judy Dale, Jenny Robert , hei ug' , aro ne ' ggtel , Sis Craver, argorine Spangler f ecretaryJ. Fourth Row: Lin- da Blanton, Frances Larkins, Martha Stroup, Lynn Blanton, Barbara Bost, Anna Wolfe, Lynn Line- berger Reanza Waldre Elizabeth Lk I F F - , f Y f Woods. 'Fifth Row: ' lhngla 1 Judy ' u , Blackwood, Brenda Hawkins, Bo y Roberts, Miriam McCurry, Montrose QNWHBFMBWHS Riley fHistorianJ, Mike Troiano. f The F. H. A. goal is learning to live better to- day in order that the homemaking pupils' lives and those of their families may be better tomor- row. Toward New Horizons, the motto of Fu- ture Homemakers of America, expresses the pur- poses of the organization. The emblem symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The flower is the red rose, and the colors are red and white. Our chapter is affiliated with the state and national organization. Each year delegates from the Shelby Chapter attend District Rallies and the State F. H. A. Convention. We have presented two candidates at these state conventions, Nancy Rosenthal and Catherine Blanton frespectivelyj, who have con- tinued in their F. H. A. work and become national officers-Nancy being secretary and Catherine holding the office of treasurer in one of the na- tion's largest and most active organizations-Fw ture Homemakers of America. 88 HHA sells fruifcahes F. H. A. initiates new members. J Catherine Blanton, as a project Claudia Abernethy fSecond Vice-Presidentj, Bar- bara Allen, Carol Allen, Frances Allen, Joyce Allen, Mary Allen, Nancy Allen, Janet Alexander, Cathy Alexander, Adelaide Austell, Jayne Baily, Judy Blackwood, Catherine Blanton fPresidentJ, Mar- garet Blanton, Tena Blanton, Barbara Bost, Juanita Brown, Nancy Brown, Brenda Bruce, Becky Cald- well, Leslie Canipe, Frieda Carpenter, Linda Car- penter, Teresa Carr, Preston Carroll, Barbara Champion, Rebecca Champion, enee Champion. fSongleaderJ, Vicky Church, Doris o ran, ay Combs, Imogene Conley, Anne Creswell, Brenda Crisp, Judy Dale fFirst Vice Presidentb, Loretta Davis, Glenda Deaton, Doris Dixon, Jean Dover, Nina Eaker, B ts FallsQnri'e Fo'rfenberry, Jane Gamble, S Hettie Garland fStudent Coun- ' Re resentative e ys, a ie, , at ryn Graham, Linda Grayson fDe- gree Chairmanj, Anne Greene, Reta Greene, Jackie Greene, Jean Greene, Juanita Greene, Sara Greene, Becky Hamrick, Gail Hamrick, Sara Hamrick, Ra- chel Hardin, Sara Hardin, Sylvia Haymaker, Betty Haynes, Brenda Head, A n Herndon, Mary Hewitt, Brenda Hord, Carol- ' heryl Hubbard, Carol Hulick, Mary Hulick, Susan Hull, Suzanne Justus, Sandra Keever, Becky Kiser, Peggy Kuy- National F.H.A. Treasurer Ledford Brenda Lefler Judy Love Linda Love Daisy Lovelaces Jo Lee Loveland Mary Lowe Gen eal Lowrance Gennie Lutz Jean Mace Margaret Magness Ginny Maxwell Montros Meacham, Mar tha Messick Mary M1tchEH Morehead Cheryl Moorehead Betty Morgan Sandra Mosteller Beth McBrayer Nancy McClellan Janice McCraw Emily McCulley Miriam McCurry Melinda M Kinney, Brenda McSwa1n, Linda McSwa1n Cathy O'Leary, Diane Paige, Cassandra Panther, Kay' Pat- terson, Janice Pearson, 'Joyce Pearson, Beatrice Pendleton, Beth Perry, Darlene Philbeck, Anne Put- nam, Suzanne Ramsey, Brenda Reid, Sue Roberson, Ann Rollins, Anne Rollins, Diane Rollins, ,Nancy Rollins, Jaquitha Rountree, Brenda Russ, GaiLSaTa- ders, Avis Sears, Donna Kay Self, Alice Small, Ra- c er Smith, Marjorie Spangler, Martha Spangler, kendall, Beverly Lail, Elizabeth Lankford, Sylvia I . ', . . . U ' , -. CJ 'TT Sara Staley Nancy S Ta a . ' ' c I .N ' A I . 1- bort, Nancy Tedder, . udia Tho son CTreasurer Frances Upton, Omegia rep, man a ace, Rachel Webber, Betty Weathers, Mary Weathers, Teresa Whellus, Edith Whitner fReporterJ, Lynda Williams, Aree Willis,-.rSqmle Willis, Kay Wilson fSecretaryJ, Judy! Woods, Shelby Woods, Janie Wray. 'Muff ' 7?--W ' ...S - iN First Row: Brenda Hawkins, Sara Lee Blanton,--Salij Row: Q0 Lee Lovelan itcy Frances Del- dra Glover. Second Row: Dorothy Glascoe, Maxine linger 'I'PresidentJ, Doro y Brutko fTreasurerD e Presidentb, Sylvia Kirkendall fSecre- Linda Torrence fReporterJ. Fifth Row: Bill Latham taryj, Myra Philbegk. Thrid Row: Pattie Stratton, Jean Greene, Carolyn Whisnant, Mrs. Webb fSpon- Doris Carter, lerri Quinlan, Larry Allen. Fourth sorj. Not pictured: Claire Barry. Commercial Club provides future Business leaders The purpose of the Commercial Club is to broaden the knowledge and interest of students in different commercial fields, to create a greater interest in business activities, and to foster worth- while social life among the members. Any student of good character, taking two or more commercial subjects, maintaining at least a B in all commercial subjects and a good aver- age in all other subjects is eligible for member- ship. New members are taken into the club at the end of the first six Weeks and after the first semester. Mrs. Webb expounds business op- portunities. 90 The Industrial Arts Club was formed in 1955 soon after the opening of the Industrial Arts Department. The eligibility require- ments were determined by those in industrial arts who were interested in the club. It is designed to provide social fellowship for its members who have been recognized as hav- ing done excellent work in industrial arts. Its aim is to further interest in industrial arts and to promote the main objective of the Industrial Arts Program as it is being pre- sented in the Shelby High School. The ob- jective, then, is to meet the needs of stu- dents preparing to live in a technical, demo- cratic society. The basis for membership is that the stu- dent must show an interest in industrial arts and be in good standing with his fellow stu- dents and members of the faculty. If inter- ested, he should see the instructor at any time. Here are our future craftsman Qnctustriat Arts Club renovates toys for Christmas Members: Steve Blanton, Franklin Bost, Joe Brough- gan, Edward Phillips, Christy Queen, Steve Ram ton, Chip Burns, Bobby Cabaniss, David Champion, sey, Gus Sanders tPresidentJ, Harold Smith Bob Roy Colquitt, Jr. tSecretaryJ, James Daggerhart Thomas, John Toney, Hugh Walker, Jr., Mike Wea tReporterJ, Harold Eaker, Gene Fortenbury, Rich- thers tVice Presidentj, Don Yelton, Tommy Young ard Hambright, Gary Johnson, Jan Jorgensen, Da- tStudent Council Representativej. vid McSwain, John Moore tTreasurerJ, Harold Mor- Carol Allen George Allen Doris Bell Norma Bla' ,n y anton Juanita Brown Harold Camp Rebecca Champion Carol Cochram Doris Cochram Imogene Conley James Cooke Jerry Cooper Glenda Deaton Joyce Dover Nina Eaker Tonu.uy,Edyvarcls gLjpda Bake-w Amanda Francis Gail Gamble Jane Gamble Doris Greene Jean Greene Patsy Greene Reta Greene Judy Hamrick iPresidentJ Scott Harmon Lorraine Harrill Jean Hawkins Lynda Hoffifield Bruce Hopper Brenda Hord QI.ibrarianJ Billy Hudgins Artie Jones Brenda Kiser Norm ' ht h reasurer Ao e r Brenda Ledford Brenda Lenimons Margaret Mathis Elaine Mattero Lynda McCraw Geraldine Mock Martha Moore QVice President? Harold Morgan Sandra Mosteller Margaret Parris Jacqueline Putman 1 Gail Sanders Rosanne Scism Steve Sparks Frances Upton Martha West Teresa Wheelus Brenda White Shelby Woods 1LibrarianJ Diane Wright fSecretaryJ Rachel Wright Betty Weathers Ql.ibra1'ianJ S Qlee Club improves Practice makes perfect! calloer, increases memfiership The primary purpose of the glee club is the development in students of skills and apprecia- tion of secular, sacred, folk, and various types of music. Music is universal and from these different types of music, much is learned of the cultures of the world. There is a song some- where for every occasion. The purpose is to learn enough good choral music so that stu- dents Will be well-rounded and Well-trained. Choral work presents a pleasant Way to learn fundamentals of music. It continually improves vocal production and technique on the part of students. It also gives students an insight and development of a hobby which will fill many leisure hours in the adult years to come. 93 These head the glee club , 4 I At Shelby High School cheerleaders are se- lected by the student body after a two-Week practice session with the regulars. The responsi- bilities of these girls are to promote school spirit, cheer at all football and basketball games, decorate the goal posts, and conduct pep rallies and bon fires. With an unlimited supply of energy these girls are always on hand to lead the yells and fight songs for our team. Barbara White, co-chief, Anne Eskridge, chief Energetic cheerleaders add vigor to sports events Front Row: Barbara White fCo-Chiefb, Freida Car- Judy Dale. Third Row: Claudia Abernethy, Carole penter, Julia Martin, Anne Eskridge QChiefJ, Mary Suttle. Substitutes: Cile Wallace, Janet Crawly Mitchell. Second Row: Betty Blanton, Susan Harry, Mary Weathers. .fx up 5 , f . , Q f lx! We fqj' ,N K'-if 5 ' x fi if , M!! ?.J5 kg I 1, if 'QE it N First Row: Charles Rose, Linda Logan, Adelaide Austell, Jane Dale White fSecretaryJ, Catherine Blanton tReporterJ, Dean Howard, Mr. Haworth tSponsorb. Second Row: Suzy Chambers, Michael Arrowood, Ben Gilliatt tStudent Council Represen- tativel, Montrose Meacham, Peggy Bowers, Rosa Johnston, K3 C6-PT9Slfl8l1tl, Carol -,..,... - Sisk. Third Row: Mike Carr tTreasurerJ, Bill Car- RLT ' ' Q . . . pen el, Joey Blanton, Carson Austell, Gall Hamrick, Judy Blackwood, Frances Larkins, Reanza Waldrep, Martha Blanton. Fourth Row: Ken Allison, Larry Allen, Buddy Young, Stuart Blanton, Jimmy Toole, Bob Chartier, Judy.j6Luods, Kenneth Ledford, Joel Morrisett lPresidentJ. Band Club initiates twenty'two new members The Band Club is an organization which sup- plements the activities and needs of the band. It was formed for the purpose of extending a bandsman's knowledge of music beyond that which he receives in the marching and concert band. With this aim in mind, the band club has worked untiringly toward this end. It operates the band store which supplies the band stu- dents with musical equipment. The band club is composed of band members who have coni- pleted two years of High School band and are presently engaged in its functions. An A average must be maintained by members. The brass ensemble practices. 95 fh- 1' K Hey you, keep that line straight. 51 ' L , ' - ,. -xf. ' M sxw,-X if Shelliy HigH Band wins superior BAND MEMBERS Oboesg Catherine Blanton, Omegia Waldrep: Flutesg Judy Anders, Stuart Blanton, Becky Caldwell, Martha Rose Ham- rick, Sylvia Haymaker, Suzanne Justice, Linda Logan, Geneal Lowrance, Conrad Martin, Montrose Jane Dale White fHis- torianjz E Flat Clarinet, Gail Hamrick: B Flat Clarinetsg Janet Alexander, Ken Allison QPresidentb, Michael Ar- rowood, Adelaide Austell, Carson Austell, Joe Blanton, Jim Carter, Dan Fetzer, Susan Hull, Glen Lancaster, Gennie Lutz, Jimmy Pruett, Christy Queen, Ann Rollins, Ann Spang- ler Sandra Willis: Alto Clarinetsg Betty Burgess Carol Sisyk, Jim Toole: Bass Clarinetsgxgliathryn Oehler, fL15r1ar- J d W d S TreasJxAlto Saxophones Judy N'Ta'r1'Tfuy o0sfec.- 5 ' Al' LtMthM Blackwood, Robert Chartier, Mary ice u z, ar a es- sick, Eddie Noggle, Betty Robert? Reanza Waldrep, For- rest Welch: Tenor Saxaphoneg Peggy Bowers fLibrarian5: Bassoon: Wanda Barger: Comets 81 Trumpets, Johnny An- derson, Bill Carpenter, Mike Carr fQuartermasterJ, Bill Chartier, Ben Gilliatt 1Business Managerl, Rachel Hardin, Nickey Kale, Charles Rhoden, Eddie Wilson, Billy Young, Buddy Young: French Horns: Martha Blanton, Gay Combs, Eddie Ellis, Lois Catherine Jones, Charles Rose, Carol Sut- tle: Trombonesg Tena Blanton, Ronnie Canipe, Brady Dixon, Bobby Grigg, Kenneth Ledford, Billy Pernell, Luke Todd, Tommy Young: Baritonesg Phil Chartier, Joe Hamrick, Don Southard: Basses, Suzy Chambers, Harold Eaker, Charles Gardner, Joel Morrisett iVice-Presidentj, Pete Van Wagen- inger, Janie Wray: Percussion: Larry Allen, Dean Howard fQuartermasterJ, Rosa Johnston, Frances Larkins, Charles Loveland, John McGee, Buddy Patterson: Majorettesg Judy Blackwood, Gail Hamrick, Martha Rose Hamrick, Linda Logan, Montrose Meachem. 96 --' -' f A gn yAf,6g77M we ,Z rating at Bristol Marching Contest Mr. Homer Haworth Director !'. fn Fm i .Af ,Xi lj' W, -r liwjggs w ,digg Jim my Toole Drum Major 97 Shelby High School is proud of its seventy-two piece marching and concert band. By its aid and sup- port, a high level of school spirit has been achieved and maintained. Through the able leadership of Mr. Homer F. Haworth, the band has attained a mark- ed degree of proficiency on the marching field and in the concert hall. A rating of superior was awarded the band at the Bristol Marching Contest in Bris- tol, Tennessee! The Shelby High Band is indeed proud of its fine record and will strive to keep its ranking at the top. Kions Die or Conference Champ onsfiip f,.. 1959 First Row: Gary Roberts,QLan M rrow, Dwight Street, Butch Roberson, Bob Yelto , Fred Mauney, Ed Kouri, Julian Wray. Second Row: Larry Warren, Eugene LeGrand, Charles Hand, David Dobbins, John Church, Fred Ropp, Joe Ponder, Mickey Spangler. Third Row: Vic Wray, Doug Turner, Johnnie Kennedy, Roy Wilson, Charles Noggle, l l 3 1 f SQUAD K Steve Curtis, Jim Greene.,f Fourth Row: Billy J Davis, e ' ell Linton Sutt1e,Dg.u5F-n lb Ms, George Phillips, ' ani Gary Mauney. 1 h Row: Head Coach Gerad A en, Coach Ken Bum- gardner, Managers: Jon Riley, Richard Rabb, Ed- die Suttle, Eddie Ervin, Coach Gene Kirkpatrick, Coach Lloyd Little. SCORES Shelby 27 . . . . Chase .... . . . Shelby 19 . . . . Marion ....... . . . Shelby 13 . . . . Lincolnton ....... . . . Kings Mountain ..... 6 0 7 Shelby 7 Shelby 12 .. .. Cherryville ........ .. 0 Lenoir ....... .... 2 7 O 6 27 7.... Shelby 0 . . . . Shelby 0 . . . . R-S Central . . . . . . Shelby 0 ...... Belmont .... .... Shelby 6 ...... Gaffney . . . . . . . Shelby 25 ...... Forest City . . . . .. 7 Shelby 7 ...... Hickory ...... . . .38 Shelby 0 ...... R-S Central . . . 7 CHAMPIONSHIPS 1957-Conference Champions 1958-Conference Champions 1959-Conference Co-Champions C0-Captains Coachihg Staff Steve Curtis and Johnnie Kennedy Ken Bumgarnerg Head Coach, Gerald Allen, Gene ----i-' A Kirkpatrick, and Lloyd Little. Z4 4 E If it f N43 7 K9 E5 Szffw , af ,,.4b.,, C' 'T Offensive Line: Bob Yelton, Qakie-Cami e, t vewflyrtis, Don Loftis, Linton Suttle, George Phillips, . emo Backfield: Johnnie Kennedy, Joe Ponder, Fred Ropp, Butch Roberson. Defensive ,ff ' 'C ' Line: Jerr Trammel,QKilEK.lVoeAll-H' ?Roy Wilson, Cakie Canipeydeorge Phil- lips, E ourl. ' g 1, - Backfield: Dwight Street, Butch Roberson, Julian Wijaf Johnnie Kennedy, Charles Noggle. f is-K. ,fb ,flirty f .,.g4,,..e1sgg ,ws , .. 'V sgfif 'feel---gl. , sg . . W' '51 Ml' rp- A57-Iurfiffv Ti' A f + W-igfwwfs H ,. eesiflaz if V -t, l ,,,,,,, M, . ,I , ' fu im 1 1 , .,, f ,QA ,W 9, K 4 . 'Till 4 l Senior Players Steve Curtis, Johnnie Kennedy, Jerry Trammell, Bob Yelton, Fred Ropp, Tom Wright, Oakie Ca- nipe, Mickey Spangler, Don Loftis, Joe Ponder, Linton Suttle, Jim Greenej Fi?d Mauney, Roy Wilson, and John Church. The 1959 Football Team will be remem- bered for their team spirit. There were no Stars on this team but We would like to salute our Seniors for their leadership in achieving a tie for the conference championship. im iv I W , bv My W 'Wm or M Rf- afg' 5 'Vega x i ,f 4 i. ir., V- . V .V ': ' 'x kr M df 1959 Squad Front Row: Tommy Young, Jack Hamrick, Boyd Stokes, Jim Macomson, Athos Rostan, Jim Toole. Second Row: Coach Ken Bumgarner, Chester Klontz, Julian Wray, Dennis Jones, Linton Suttle, Jerry Trammell, Joe Ponder,,EL man ' - hi 1959 Squad Front Row: Joe Craver, Jim Grice, Ben Gilliatt, Charles Tucker. Second Row: Dean Howard, Jay Vincent, Conrad Martin, Ed Barry, Tony Hammock, Coach Ken Bumgarner. ION 4 F 4 r l 1959-60 Squad First Row: Richard Hainbright, Managerg Steve tie, Ed Kouri, Hob Shull, Steve Kennedy, Claude Hoyle, Dwight Street, Fred Ropp, Joe Ponder, Dave Wilson, .Jerry 'D,ga,1nJ.n2ll, Wade O'Shields, Coach White, Charles Noggle, Tom Wright, Jerry Lang- Casey Morris. ley, Manager. Second Row: Head Coach Lloyd Lit- Boys' BasQet6aH yhaf lOZ ' ,v NJ. ,L 1 Graduation took its toll on the Boys' Basketball Team. Despite this fact, the Lions, with only two returning letter- men, are hoping to successfully defend their Conference Championship, which was won last year. The team as a whole is inexperienced and young, but if early season games are any indication of things to come, the Lions will be giving stiff competition to anyone this year. Basketball Coaches Ken Bumgarner, Girls' Coachg Casey Morris, and Lloyd Little, Boys' Coaches. llli Uxnnr- Woods, Dot Putnani, Jenny Roberts, Martha S'l7r'5T1p Second Row: Coach Ken Bunigrarner, Michele Jones . 1 L. I lilnfl Ill l un Front Row: Brenda H2lWKlIlS, Diane Siiigletonluliean- za Waldrep, Janie VVray, Janice Mcmiw, Judy . Wright, Brenda Reed, Mrs. Wray. Not pictured , Linda Torrence, Manager. Sarah Craver, Amanda Walla' t KQCVGI Revonda Ellenburg, Sandra Mosteller, an 1 J Qirls' Bashethall The 1958-59 Basketball season was the best season in many years for the Lionesses. Much of this success must be attributed to their new coach, Ken Bumgarner. After losing only two start- ers to graduation, this year's team promises to be even better than last year's. In fact, the girls are aiming for the number one spot in the Conference. Co-Captainsg Brenda Hawkins, and Martha Stroup. J .Q -wear' 1959-60 Team First Row: Tina Blanton, Aree Willis, Rachael Web- Waters, Darlene Philbeck, Patsy Greene, Linda Car- ber, Sandra Keever, Brenda Mcgwain, Chryl Bram- penter fManagerJ, fCoachJ Ken Bumgarner. Third lett, Barbara Champion, Davixsx Judy Row: Rita Greene, Brenda Hord, Brenda Lemmons, Second Row: Kay Patte zYgerJ, Omegi Jeane Hawkins, Ann Rollins, Rachael Hardin, Betty Waldrep, Ann Glascoe, Diane Rollins, Emily Mc- Jane Cline. Culley, Cathryn Graham, Brenda Crawford, Susie Building for the guture at SHel5y HigH School. First Row: Harold Morgan fManagerJ, Ricky Le- Rostan, Dean Howard, Larry Rippy, 4CoachJ Gene Grand, Jerry Teele, Tulane Street, Gary Houser, Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Kenneth Stanley, Richard Luke Todd, Jerry Morgan, fManagerb. Second Row: Rabb, Bill Kazlouski, Julian Wray, John Gardner. Jim Macomson, Ronnie Wilson, Don Southard, Athos -'-- -P .-.. ff' E fl WX II F L ' SWF' K-'f ' X I 'M Q .L ,wifi - 'WW New A - i Q Q Q TS 2 : he , ,2 . M .,.. . , ai' . Vg 1959 Squad Front Row: Wayne Hamrick, J. D. Clark, Jerry Langley fManagersJ. Second Row: Oakie Canipe, Tom Wright, Johnnie Kennedy, Steve Curtis, Don Loftis, fCoachJ Gene Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Win- fred Carpenter, Robert Camp, Don Olsen, Ronnie Vaughn, Ralph Street, Wade O'Shields, fHead Coachl Casey Morris. Fourth Row: David Chambers, Ed Kfour' Johfn-Ko ' nnie O'Shields, Thomas True- lo y Joe Davis. lions win lU,N.C.H.S.A.A. State 5itle The 1959 edition of the Shelby High Baseball Team was one of the best teams in many years at Shelby High School. The Lions won the W.N.C.H.S.A.A. State Championship for the second year in a row. Even though many mem- bers of last years team were lost to graduation, the Lions will be trying to successfully defend their title and make it Championship number three in 1960. Coaches Head Coach Casey Morris, and Coach Gene Kirkpatrick. IOS e,U ?'i. ii? ' Front Row: Tommy Baxter Jex.1Qy'Tee-le-s.K Alli- e Kistler L11 ry Wauen ow so - ., C . .f ,y a l l l h nf H Second Row: Fred Mauney, David a b, oo y hompson, Robert Philbeck, Johnny Church, Bill Pearson, David Dobbins. Third Row: Coach If V ' ,.,,, Gerald Allen, Tommy Poston, Freddy Ropp, Herby Combs, Wayne Lovelace, Bob Yelton, J. W. Hester, Kenneth Speagle. Fourth Row: Michael Spangler, Vic Wray, Gary Mauney, Charles Hand, Roy Wil- son, William Kazlouski, David White. Shei5y's Cindermen Zops in Conference Even though the 1959 Track Team failed to successfully defend their State Title, won in 1'958, the team still had a yery successful season. They were the top team in the Conference and placed second in the District meet. The 1960 Track Team is looking forward to main- taining their spot as the top team in the Conference. Coach Gerald Allen ww , . sshsh as W ia 1. I K .ld ff g ' . 1 Oh! These Long, Hot, Summer Days. : Q Q' , Q may aww s e s ' as -1e s A N . fe. wif AU was e q 11' .MT 1 i I ref? .,-P WM an Q M? sas 'V if ' f W h WS s ,. . W ,, H ee,e , ik .. A .. , VH I uf . f : ' ' . K - - , 1: W , 5 4? fum fl K L J A , ' - ' j s e 7, 1 , -- 'f' W Q ' V ' I' ' V1 ,1 TWU ' . , W V- Q' Q: k Qxf, fr W ' ,f .. , ,, K ,. , i44gW5fzf,i' .1-, 'Q-5 .. sv - . f' f ,J , f,w ::'1gaQ55:-gi fi LA ,flag-2 ' his K . if W ' H .4 'eff 1 'vz 4 1 X ,. .W 'f km. -N49 A ' 3 M! - N - f w fr . - ,,f':'?m.1,5s 4.12211 ' W ' .' ,R 'i'T'!:1-'FM ' K A K- ...' N. .X K r ' . ,, Lsviqs 4 i f if i V . ke I r A f-s-,,xQ.f The Great Q464. , 1 , Jw My Reach for the Sky Lions Feed Lions Off to the Races 107 F' Y' NK., Hail tO x3f6?Q2ui'EvaWQwm WWW' I Q' male ,gil NV W 4-N old Shelby High Alma Mater brave WJ. I 1 1, ,A - Q' 'die bw . ., ' gf 5 C n io r BEST ALL AROUND Linda Torrence Jerry Trammell ,R K Lf S 'K fa' i xg, I 4 fn?-wig ' A L ': 'xUziKfPg:f,,, J W A W ' ' 151 - ', T fi, W k A-L. in-1 f 31 Viffiw M ,, W, AQ. My 2 . -N' 7 5, . WWW? 5 Z .R ,149 i s ff' X 5 5 , s WQQ1 'lm Superlaiives BEST PERSONALITY Linda Logan John Church 3 Senior WITTIEST Judy Ellis Richard Blanton 1 i ,, 11:7 zsufif' . Q3 , i - .fL,ff,9yr . -3, xi 425 M Q y 0 xt I A 4A V . ,, , ik, . K5 Q D, Q., K' ix s : i f V.-11 1. 4 mfg 'fc nf X ,Q . if A if We, 4 :aw ai was .,,..R VV .4 Q' ,,-. 4 lm was , 1' 1? 94 M Nw T Q Q VJ M-X 'j64 . '1 u i 1 5 'W Q , sex. fi buperfatlve MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Anne Eskrldge Steve Curtis X ? ? 5 we ' 51 ,,, f - Q W ' s 5 . 'if sf x ag pf , - W' KX - L fff-'?'E?::5g, fXE S 52:2:nfl-:'Ul5fiE,fl'5X ' f A X15 R R ' YM ,, ii S ,s -Eu.. 531 J, . 25? ,J gm is HQ 4? , W, ,. A... Senkw BEST LOOKING Sylvia Kirkendall Johnnie Kennedy Superfatives MOST INTELLECTUAL Jane Dale White Mark Riley an N 'W if 1- K I R ,e-ff' Senior FRIENDLIEST Pat Brackett Dick Craver Superlatives MOST DEPENDABLE Kathryn Oehler Joel Morrisett ' ,fii m 'E Catrousel Princess Sylvia Kirkendall 1 zz Miss Hi Miss Jayne Bailey 23 Homecoming Queen Anne Eskridge I 24 Barbara White Claudia Abernethy Homecoming Attendants Ann Fortenberry Amanda Wallace 1 25 First Row: Kay Wilson QOutlook Staffj, Linda Lo- gan Uohnnie Kennedyl, Brenda Hawkins QMono- gram Clubj, Julia Martin fCheerleadersJ, Rachel Blanton fOakie Canipej. Second Row: Judy Dale QBob Yeltonl, Carol Hulick fJim Greenel, Jaquitha Rountree QJerry Trammellj, Agela Blanton QDon Loftisj, Ginny Maxwell QSteve Kennedyl, Eva Falk fStudent Bodyl, Linda McSwain fSteve Curtisj. Homecoming festivities Highlight Homecoming at Shelby High School was the highlight of the football season. Floats from homerooms and clubs were entered in the parade of which the National Honor Society had charge. Senior football players and other seniors holding the office of presi- dent in certain clubs were eligible to have a sponsor. During the half-time ceremonies on Octo- ber 16, 1959, the combined bands of Lenoir and Shelby presented a most unusual pro- gram. Also, at this time the sponsors were introduced. After the game the gym was the scene of the big Homecoming Dance. The music, pro- vided by the Nocturnes helped to bring to a conclusion a day long to be remembered by all Shelby High Students. First RovyQZ,6aT'6. TT 'WW Betty Blanton iLinton Suttleb, Carolyn Blanton 1Joe Ponderb, Pat Brackett fJohn Churchb. Second row: ' el Pendleton QNorman Knightb, Jane Dale White fKen Allisonb, Rebecca Hamric oy llSOI'lJ, Betty- Greene fFred Maunyl, -lj1rancesnLarkins fMickey Spanglerj, Linda Torrence CCruiser Staffj. W 'B Hootgall season l27 Boys' State Under the sponsorship of the American Legion, Tar Heel Boys' State is a program dedi ated to ivin hi h school bo s addi h C ef g g y -t tional knowledge about our government and encouraging them to practice their cit- izenship. Rising seniors from all over North Car- olina go to the University of North Caro- lina where they spend a week studying and practicing state government. The daily schedule consists of lectures, study, athle- tics, and political meeting in the evenings. The ultimate aim of this program is to instruct America's youth in democracy and to instill in them a desire to preserve this Wonderful heritage. Qirls' State Experience has proved that good demo- cratic government depends upon an en- lightened citizenship. To this end, the Tar Heel Girls' State has been set up by the North Carolina American Legion Auxili- ary. Its purpose is to provide an under- standing of the structure of our state government and to develop a sense of re- sponsibility as political citizens. The citizens of Girls' State hold their own city and state elections and carry out the functions of our state government. The trip to the Capitol in Raleigh high- lights this Wonderful week of studying and practicing good Citizenship. Pat Hopper and Jane Dale White Jerry Trammell Sweden 50 Sfielliy We are proud to have with us for a very short year Eva Falk from Linkoping, Swe- den. Eva is a representative of the Ameri- can Field Service which sends exchange students throughout the world. Eva's friendliness and willingness to enter into the spirit of the group have endeared her to her family and the students of Shelby High. Eva Falk Linda Logan Shelfiy 50 ginland. Last year Linda Logan was chosen to spend the summer in Finland. Her Fin- nish family was Mr. and Mrs. Lauri Tiitola and their daughters Marja and Kirsti who reside in Helsinki, the capital city of Fin- land. Much of her time was spent travel- ing with her family in southern Finland and at their summer cottage in the village of Espoo. ,1 .1..1. f Marshals Front row: Linda Torrence, Q' Bennet Mrs. Ruth Webb, Kathryn e er, Susan Harry. Second row: Barry Dorsey, Joel Morrisett, Vic Wray, Thomas Poston. Third row: Pat Hopper, Linda Logan 1Co- Chiefl, Elizabeth Lackey, Claudia Abernethy. Fourth row: Hill Hud- son, Johnnie Kennedy, Ed Kouri, Howard Rollins fChiefb. Q. fi To be a marshal is one of the highest hon- ors bestowed upon a student at Shelby High School. These sixteen marshals, eight Seniors and eight Juniors, are chosen by the faculty from the upper third of their classes for their dependability, loyalty, pleasing personality, and poise. The duties of the marshals consist of lead- ing the seniors to their seats during the commencement exercises, carrying out ef- ficiently other activities necessary for the graduation program, and seating the public at graduation, at the Community Concerts, and at other public and school functions. 130 l Ed Kouri Nancy Styers Awards Each year at graduation exercises several awards are given to underclassmen. In 1959, the D. A. R. citizenship award was given to Nancy Styers by votes of faculty. The Rob- erts Latin Medal was awarded to Edward Kouri. The medals for highest average in United States History were presented to Mark Riley and Adelaide Austell. Mark Riley and Adelaide Austell f 4 f' 1' , , . ff A '., . 1 , , LUTZ-YELTON TRUCK AND TRACTQR co. IS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER E .r ! ,. ,J , V Y THE Auxo INN 6F SHELBY, INC. 1, GENER L ELECTRIC fx X n x I' r 'Q L f A ,f'2X1 , yy X .' vig lgjgg' , f A, f GO0D,'YEAR ' ' I , ,f mais, E TKAVUVQ i ff! V 4 L? 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Be a citizen gf- Fulfill your Military Obligation and remain at home to pursue you r college under the 6 months on Active Duty and complete the rest of your Mili- t your own home town. Get The Full Story At CUMPANY K, N. U. NATIUNAL GUARD Shelby Armory, Gardner St. Sergeant Advisor on Duty Week Days. jfy . Y . ,. v M W yymxi M, I n K W MT W Www cllzonllm iioilfjfs W W sg or Bs E KVM 1 . E Clllllll SAW 'Xa EQUIPMENT if W Y , fx I . ' I sig? si to CUMPANY ,Qg,3,1g X K' Q 6 S 11Zl'I:I.llgfIo1ggI'areSt. gf Jo , 3 . e y, . . MJ ' in ly EN - Q' X Distributors in the Carolinas for t McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Q MERRY TILLER GARDEN TRACTORS 1 Q EERE gfiiis s 1 5 Snappin' Turtle Lawn Mowers Seapacer U-cycle Outboard Motors ' - 1910 T-Model M Scale Replica X it x SWEETHEART OF DEMOLAY Betty Blanton 134 First Row: Athos Rostan, Charles Rose, Loy White, Bill Lineberger, Torrence Combs, Dan Fetzer, Jess Lackey. Second Row: Johnny Greene, Julian Wray, Linton Suttle, Steve Hoyle, Fred Mills, Kenneth Stanley, Bobby Lutz. Third Row: Ronnie Ca- nipe, Bill Beam, Rober Sills, enny Huffstetler. Fourth Row: Mike Troiano, Bob Shull, Steve Kennedy, Howard El- liott, Sonny Dockery. Demola First Row. Claudia Abernet ' , I Dale,- Jo Lee Lovelanri, Barbara White Secon Row: in a Torrence QPast Worthy Advisorl, June Parker, Diane Cani ff' Brenda Lefler, Ginny Max , ybil Roberts QPast Worthy Advisorj, Les- lie Canipe, Carole Suttle. Third Row: Suzy Smith, Ann Putman, Sandra Willis, Reanza Waldrep, Sara Ham- rick, Lois Catherine Jones, Cile Wall- ace. Fourth Row: Cassandra Panther, Lyn Blanton, Sara Staley, Omegia Waldrep, Anne Rollins, Preston Car- roll, Martha Rose Hamrick, Betty Roberts, Tena Blanton, Shirley Wright. Raznfiow WORTHY ADVISOR '5 ':t' I Barbara White WORTHY ASSOCIATE ADVISOR Jo Lee Loveland SHELBY AUTO ELECTRIC 215 S. Dale St. E P. o. Box 1135 Shelby, N. C. Shelby,N.C. Phone HU 7-6041 X X I ii RICE a. WHITE RUTH MU WSE ik FURNITURE COMPANY DRESS S P X 113 Lafayette Spy L59 ' HU 7-66 s 612 xzirr S vijf My it it fi I ,mf I I Eyvff QC fmt. NS qJii3' UNI0N TRUST co. Wwe SheIby-B0IIIngSpfIngS-EIIe nbofo -Forest City vi Q-Dwjy Spindale-Ruth erfordton -Fa1ISt0n-LaWndaIe 5 SX 3 M Complete Banking Service N Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio , Where Customers Send Their Friends 'Nw U R E I 0-ba.4JV3-aAJ+a.A.4.J, oLiNL4,aM.a.Lz.7,Z..4,,,,, . QM-0111-'AM 1 MQ- . :EE41 '7' '1 A'lILISON FENCE UU. ' , 44. LM-LLL, 54 jifwu 444.4 MA' itwbbwfzharloute, N. C. ,'f,,,.,,,-, Z. 79. 49-Md: Mop may , ' . ,gQ,6X 51 1,43 Lf ,MN y fwwfh Qld Jjfdwl' ff apffmif , L! jyffic' ,274 WVZVM ' If 1 ff' 5 JVM, F RST Nmolm BANK ff f W f W f W X nn ZA fam XLMVQ L X MQQLVT 5 f n ree conveni-ent offi t jk VA' 'Mk' L M , :cfs M ff WZQ fnsergefifiw ' V Awjwlg PWM' 6 mf-f ZZ! MM! Mnw My ,few ,WA QM af my A71 JW ' gf SYY' Q W1 a ' sHoRT's BOAT AND SINGER Ewa CQQ R MoToR ssnvlce, mc. N X Highway 74 East 113W f Hg?-8 83 Shelby, N. C. A Y S 3 ' Phone A90 , ig , , A X Xi lbw s L u Y ., c. OIR 5 af tt . 34 x el , ft, leskmce 'ww , ' es? ishe ur X A f ur 'sto ers v Q X A SN 1 Xi Slow SIC WO Uv .X J 0, A SHELBY GLIDDEN PAINT l SUE'-RY sl 0 504 S. Lafayette sm. LEAN-QQMPANX J Phone HU 7-8552 Wgarren Shelby, N. C. Q Phpng HU 7-74o'4v af 52. 15 iw 'v,4:, ggga g5QgW' ' ' .eJ'k55 Q,,' 5 v if N an fs19 'E' N ' is S, 'Q Y STAR '31-of egg- ' SHELBY BARBER sl-lov ' t Local and - Confple e National News Coverage Shelby, N. C. Phone HU 7-5291 4Af'4A'a'1 ' '5 Ja W 25 MM- M25-'fx..m'M. 3 fffi'b'f-Li 9 afpifi. 44? 5064 QW - ,ak rj fdmll. -fuk-4 Cl.L6,L0'LJ- -W-pekcm 40745 7'0 34? QL 47 cvz,,m.1wlA gm gcfwoffafj CD- LoY's glgffp-'gp LuTz FURNITURE Oscar Palmer 0 Charles Sperling COMPANY Phone HU 7-7041 605-607 N. Morgan St. Shelby, N. C. Shelby, N. C. V1 71 ...ff AllN,W - L F MODEL LEA ER . 512291 Q. 1 pf x I 5,1 W? gba' McNEELY's HAMRJEH EWEX-LE S Shel . ea ing WQQE Shelby's Finest Ladies Store Q' B a l ' . . For ver 60 years , A M - 4 4l!ij.,- Xy :Ms w J, 1 I IWM' JCL! pn, . 7y?27f7jz ,,w?ffff! if Noluus PACKING co. MORGAN FEED CO. Packers Of Carolina Farm Meat Products Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers Highway 18 South Shelby, N. C. Q J .Qi PZQULJQ af Cfqfucl-2, fL11,4.,1ff,c.eJr,4J s. xgpczdtjt' - ef? Lee, Ghana CL he laf QQJQLALLM , LQ G -JOCNZES, ETC. Insurers-Realtors R lph G Ib t Tom Jones Dividends 214 E. Warren Shelby, N. C. D IHU 7-4181 N-gt-Q. HOUSE OF FLOWERS aw as Jack and Marilyn Logan MJ W. H. HUDSON CO. Features shoes for all the family Weatherbird-for Children Velvet Step-for Ladies City Club-for Men svn HUDSON HOSIERY I .Dfw ,am-ff I ,haw 44guW3A, QM. ,jblnwap aj-A W' ulcvvwf 6,M4l!InanE facturejrsgfu- -ovvfffvwb Ladies' Full Fashioned 8: iv'-4, 9 Jlmow .ww .a.,...f,..J af 221 E. Marion St. maj I 5 4 4 wwvv I I ceo 30101-6, eamless Hosiery as Mew W fb .away OJM'-If faxgyixfddw I. G. WATSON HEATING Lennox Aire-Flo Furnaces 121 Rogers St. HAROLD A. ELLIOTT Shelby, N. C. JEWELER Phone HU 7-6071 1 If H3 - 4 c, - wV.lf.llIj5 fi W lip I?-QJMJMM LEE's HOME 8. lp OFFICE SUPPLY M f will JWLAWRENCE LACKEY mf' .QPQDIWANY I xwjfypl lllllhlw for Royal Portable Typewriters yea ,N1Lki4ML 5241, ' H1L.4.aJ 464..l.C,p4v rn.4..r..4J- 4,4444-f-ffl' M, wwf' Vw ALSTON BMDGES CLEVELAND BARBER BAR-B-Q SHOP 620G ver St. HU 2 1998 Bl Hd H Y It pays to look well yup ,ff- ! Ari If-f 'jU If 1-,,f.Jj b 0 M W Siovdfi-1' QU +-D 7,2 A cwfijfflfak 3'JuJ '- Mfr' ' ' cHAs. A. HoEY, mc. WWW MMM aff! 403 S. gfliiyerte st. J? '7 e y f If -lkg Phone HU 7-7353 Q 1 !!,ll yd,-,Af -We sell iarfh anal 476,18 P11011 lnsurew atson lt ,,M, W K 50' af YW THE CLEVELAND TIMES CORNWELL onus coCwffA f In the Heart of Shelby's Y S gpm A12-Egaper - 7 ic n.ty,, 9QHDPf fWVMvv4L:. CRAWLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY fi LD. A. BEA-M co., me. i off-ffffaf A jCoal, i'ilelH'Seed C Super-gro Fertilizers - 335 W--if c,..1..f12'z.i, '11,.Q?'7'Z.'..M..11.,?,,..1.-5'2c::,1 A-5-Qv:.!L.nv ' O I Po 0, 6 3 .db-it-GRAW, a i fvxe,v..n- I NT?Ll?REpff5 FLORIST ALL-DA UE ff ff f ' ff ' I, ff , e -14 M' vfjw A- A' RAMSEY 8' B. 8.1 P. senvlcz SON' INC' 126W. Marion St. Contractor gl Builder Armstrong Tire 81 Recapping HU 7-8391 Shelby, N. C. Shelby, N. C. af LW M,.4zf ' ,Q . - 3wfAf930A'LWkLGH .swf L F. mo- .L-E95 ,V 127 ,ada-,QQT . ML J . f Q,f5l ,0f'5 ,,.,.f 3 XQDYUJ? 0222: ffwwwwwff-fwfdff ...:5,i.L:.Qff'-f-W' M 76?-Jw' 5h6nHI'U 76555! M '!j HU 7-5441 4-ZJQMQ-aaa I 7904, fc, FJf'1f0Z-,f- f C-xg--, aid E XJ X! Jffj QWKKET ' ' . Q'wiL Zj ly, LLNJ ?Qzf,?ffEjc,ef. Vffcfy 1 'CAL'-4' 4 ,wh Best in Foods 31 . Lafayette st 71 Lineberger St. HZ 1 'K TC. Shelby, N. C. ?2pi,.,fQV ,ffg,,gh,1, 3 X2 4 4 I - . 142 DiXfKL1lll.Mr 1 Ig B34 e , MSM- by DAIRY CENTER .avr 1 . . ia Phones: HU 7-7031, HU 7 1 Z 7444- 0 '-4- -v ' . M FAUDEIRSISTERS if BELLIS EUMBERI 'Co'f' Zzgflll w. Graham S1. do , Iain? ,Af K., 24-if Shelby, N. C. Q f 1r15 E' ' : 7 CLEVELAND DRUG Co. ' ' GA NE ELECTRIC ,Grail-0L7 GAMBLE'S ESSO SERVICE 4 1 GE ALEX ER, Corner of S. Lafayette 8: W. Graham ,, E 77 -Z6 W- af . . HOTEL CHARLES GOFORTH BROS., INC. AND Steel Fabrications HU 2-1477 Hotel Charles Dining Room K , ,law Q 40 YJ- 2 NG S 1 arr ry s.Q f 414:04 LA HO S S'am ay rryAgr. Q ZZ J 413 E. arion sr. ?4,1, - JZ Amy? W Shelby, W A ,Kofi , rr VM. 70? M7 mx. LL BROTHERS !Loc l oan Finance Co nc F U CMJ AL-ji 51-E551 'Q 0-Ut7 163RE Q it 4 ' u NORTH TE LCIAGISIYW Q' ' NUZQ C AQQERS ' AND FINANCE HU 7-8231 43 Qfe?,WT'f,ff7MM f'WW64ff6fff6 MW ff-bfi MW M451 ,eww ew, M-Zwf-9ff7,f9Kfz,e, wqzyw. Jed-any 7611 M61.ff5Wf6' ff f l !'7 5 U, QA We ee Mg. We fwffefwffeffw 'ffff L6e7 JW 4w5'i0Q',afeaf my feefffeefwee ,ee ees 454, fvfef 4e,eef7,,ee:1e7eee ,ep ,ze gwfxeeeegef f,ff,7yef efyew J ff Z ' -J M026 ff- 6- W4 BLANWN PUNTIAU-UADlLLAU, !!,g 7.851 AJZJZQ, ,WM7 ,e,,,.,-15 3f....,p If ,7:f7'5' 0'lfffe-- Mau ff'-fa-f 4 aw-Armand., 7ee...,. -'aifftz-eL,14, FH- 6-6. ,gauze Telephone 7-6364 Sz 7-6365 Shelby, N. c. . M4 My My fwiwwnfw jfgfffiywflff ak ,,,,?iW,i,ff WM WMM U Q0 ' MAGNESS GULF SERVICE Uviyqli I ' JJ Road Service W We 8 Lyj Washing, Greasing attery 8: Tire Service ff' QS! MSW! 7 ORA SUPER MARKET Modern 81 Efficient Service L I S M fjb ' ill section n 7 if 7 W! ELBY, .c. M15 ' J' My ' 0 I fp , ' - ' 7 1 lp 2 4 ,L My ff sf' WM ,ff ,rata R' ER Jr' ' 7 I . x W QP t I0 jg! IXQTJI, . Showngfxce I Cleveland County qk' - ffl f V i 'M7 ' 'P 'ji jj pf -52 N57 I Kay. FJ NZSDJ . 'N Y 3 K ' .J T-Us-E R, Qi V ix NJ' 'fair' HV .LT ex: X HX, wx! Y , V W 1' X K' y.F'j- 'iv ,ix A.-V 1j3'f'.L?' X K, by f-V L3 ii WX, ri? 1 u -Y YN, vas Q sg! U Nagy! N X NLAX xx Qi SHELBY CREAMERYU? -. X il- .--N- xiii: y KX, Y' :U -- XJ' S -' x we Aj? R ' gc JF TAX iii!! Ty H .- N X X Y in 145 A at yjyxwiy QQ 35? if i W W9 T, ' BIMZTEK PALMER'S Gygax, X China, Crystal, Gifts for all occasions Y ig V 59' , f . Wig, Hgjfyfwf . J' lg Q5 W EAGLE ROLLER of ji Carolina Made Flour mg. Q -4 Carolina's Finest Flour ' ,J . 'Qian Tlfgw-.LPG-'W' U Ll 'Sit 5?X2swg'f,4.fQ.7. L GILLIATT'S CKWL Lwmw N Say It With Flowers I 5, W3 ' Zlqllfjm os fuaf . 45.2 Guo MM? M, ,mm M M 4 l' - , 53 8544, LAFAYETTE CLEANERS 04.1 30 in iii. Q FQEECQ A FRIEND BELK-STEER Deb' Blanton' Variety Stores and Toyhouse CITY BARBER P 73: ,Q Under Woolwork 4 ' X 5 Shelby, N. C. Y , 'Yi gawbazoa- 'Tw Fafj SEARS-ROEBUCK 1-53, AME and COMPANY ,u,-ecif ,pw F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. ill' .YPH-U55 W . j WESTERN AUTO STORE SUPREME RADIO se '1'.V. HU 7-4161 312 S. Lafayette Sm. 131 N' Lafayette St' HU 7-5922 J S- 99-on--er QL..-.1-.e--f t I 1960 'V M5553 'SQEEHQP Heber ' G or Ove rty-Nme , jr ' , U01-ISS QD.-.Q E BY SPORXIIEEIG G ODS 'as'- Your Specialists in Sports ' F Shelb , N. C. 1 120 w. Warren y HU 7-5141 Q' W Sh B Hats .I A y, cces 0 es UNITED TELEVISION HU 7-7421 116 W. Marion Phone 7-6501 10 W. Warren 147 S . BILL'S SANDWICH CO. 802 Churchill Drive HU 2-2332 Shelby, N. C. O r twenty-five variet' made fresh every day B y th m at you f 't t R. E. ROBERTS, JR. ROBERT BORDERS BOBBY JOLLY MOTOR SERVICE 8. PARTS, INC. Wholesale Aut rts My cmlere Autom0tiv ine service O3?Hl? pbell Strvwgy P. O. Box gfilelby, N. C. WM I will 57 W D M Q my AXRWI DAIISQJIQE LEPNIOORE W VCLEVELAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6g,z,Lan.4LJJ h o fix ! x J f S5135 HQ- W af L. A y 4 Q ' ,p - o I Io G+, You taste Its qua lty x V DRINK 1 ST l l f Q X M , L' of Bottled under a tho 'ty of the Coca-Cola Co. by 7 Coca-Col Bottling Co. of Shelby MMM We yn! 54. L. . B , lZ.?i'IY4.,.Q4 ,Zi-of 0, w l el' there are Schools and Colleges ' Albert Beall 219 Magnolia Q John M. Bruce Statesville, North gaiolirlz-wg T l ph TR 3 8 14 2 UL! JW 'f Jfvbj V P2 9 Lester D. Roark W X I Q mor ure INSURANCE SQL 7 M Wpfff COMPANY B gf 1 Life-Group-Hospitalization y R ALQSX JU Accident8zSickness ' A 'YI My A? 111 W. Marion st ' JU LIZ P My Phone HU 7-6211 fl JW ' jj W Q W 9' W 0 H S C S 1 t' t X Radio Station Ogi-ISS Zfalgogjw ,4?p!f4L,V AM FM W A D N lg - lf M M 2,44 J 5557! 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