Tuscola High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Waynesville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

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In Recognition of... ... for his generous contributions and deep concern for Tuscola. 7 KK (A.W SEE Pr PISS: rae ; ¢ ra Ud ener PR 3 v e eee Berea TES ; eee ra ‘3 “baci sic Bi Sine 1 7, Hopingeaer _ Stipe Wondering... 7 = was SS and a sure thing... 10 ... Excitement Slow down, you move too fast And then there was snow! Eats AND =e : i ‘ Such a big, big place... CLASS OF 1971 Senior Class Officers Bill Teague, Treasurer; Mike Holder, President; Sharon Brooks, Vice-President; Cozette Overton, Secretary. We're the greatest under the sun, We're the class of 71! Class Sponsors Mrs. Sandra Ayers, Mrs. Mary Price, Mr. James Crocker, Mrs. Rozell Nesbitt, Miss Bessie Burch. ROBERT ALLISON ROGER AMMONS SUSAN ANDERSON KATHEY ARMSTRONG “Great hope makes great “Is life not a hundred times “One does not know — cannot “Though man live in Eden — men!” too short for us to bore our-: know the best that is in one.” he cannot be happy alone.” selves?” BENNY ARRINGTON ROBERT ARRINGTON GAY ASKINS YVONNE BALL “There are only 40 people in “Youth is wholly experi- “We’ve only just begun to “You can only make others the world and 5 of them are mental.” lived happy by being happy your- hamburgers.” self.” DAVID BAKER GAIL BANKS JOYCE BARKER PAUL BARKER “Now I’m a scholar and trying “Beware, I may do something “Brighten your day with a “Seek to be versatile and un- to make a dollar-er two.” sensational.” smile.” usual; then do fantastic things in life.” 18 JOHN BEASLEY MIKE BEASLEY “I have been dying for twelve “No man can be a patriot on years; now I live.” an empty stomach.” Gonna sell this one to Playboy, uh? STEVE BECK SIRI BLEVINS MIKE BOONE SANDY BOONE “IT could really see going cra- “If you can’t be good; be good “Precious things are not found “T can resist everything except ee at it!” in heaps.” temptation.” LINDA BOWEN NINA BOWEN SHARON BROOKS CHARLOTTE BROWN “Be thine own self—leave cus- “Fight for individuality! It is “If you smile at me, I will “Memory is the diary that we tom to others.” your only hope of maintaining understand, cause that is all carry about with us!” sanity.” something everybody does in the same language.” 19 STEPHEN BROWN KELLY BROWNING ALISON BRYSON WALTER BRYSON “Revolution grows out of the “Existence is nothing, but life ““A wise woman never yields “The world is a fine place and end of a gun.” lived to the fullest is every-. by appointment.” worth fighting for.” thing!” GLORIA BUCHANAN BOYD BURCH PEGGY BURCHFIELD CAROLYN BURGESS “Nothing can bring you peace “No young man believes he “A friend may well be reckon- “Live for today and forget to- but yourself.” shall ever die.” ed the masterpiece of Nature.” morrow.” JAMES BURGESS SANDRA BURGESS WAYNE BURGESS DARLENE CAGLE “Who? me? — You better be- “Always happy, never sad, ““Messiahs pointed to the door, “No woman is an absolute lieve it mama.” sometimes naughty, but never but no one had the guts to fool... No woman is ever bad.” leave the temple.” completely deceived.” 20 DENNIS CAGLE RAYMOND CALDWELL SANDY CALDWELL SHARRON CALDWELL “A wise man does not try to “Why should the devil have all “Everything is sweetened by “The person who halts on hurry history.” the fun?” risk.”’ third base fails to make a homerun.” SUSAN CALDWELL JEANIE CALHOUN KATIE CAMP MARSHA CAMPBELL “Love and marriage is the “Fly with your own wings.” “You're darn tootin’ I like fig “The world is a. wheel and it most wonderful thing in a per- newtons.” will all come round right.” son’s life.” CHARLES CARRINGTON JAN CARSWELL RITA CARVER SAM CATHE% “Everything comes if a man “Life is not life at all without “Walk through life with a “Lazy fokes’ stummucks don’t will only wait.” delight.” smile.” git tired.” 21 aul CAROL CHANDLER DOUG CHERRY DARRELL CLARK KAY COCHRAN “There is more to life than “Oooo... Doggies... Git “It is easier to stay out than “Quietness is a virture.” freedom.” that gorilla.” get out.” LARRY COGDILL MIKE CORBIN DEBBIE CRAWFORD SAM CRAWFORD “No man can be a patriot on “Dynamite comes in small “T am he as you are he as you “If you do not think about an empty stomach.” packages.” are me and we are all togeth- the future, you cannot have eine one.”’ Seniors Tell It Like It Is! 22 CHARLES CREASMAN PETE CRYAN JAMES CULLEN BRENDA CUNNINGHAM “The only way to get rid of “T may be slow, But, I’m ac- “I had a hunch something like “There'll be a hot time in the temptation is to yield to it.” curate — sometimes.” this would happen.” old town tonight.” WENDY DANIEL CHARLES DAVIS RAY DAVIS CATHY DAVIS “Joy is not in things, it is in “Only the game fish swims up “The devil made me do it.” “Nothing cures like time and Te stream.” love.” DANNY DAVIS LINDA DEITZ DIANA DERRICK CHUCK DICKSON ““A normal person is some- “Joy is a partnership.” “If knowledge is bliss, then “What I must do is all that times tempted to hoist the I’m a blister.” concerns me not what the peo- black flag and start slitting ple think. throats.” Pies: TED DIPPY MIKE DONALDSON ROBERT DUDLEY JOYCE DYER “A big shot is only a little shot “Now this is not the end.” “TI hope you find what you are “My heart is a confinement of who kept shooting.” looking for in life.” love; a little hate and a lot of hope.” DARLENE EARLEY PAM EARLY TOMMY EAVENSON DEBBI EDWARDS “Though she be but little, she “The person who has never “T shall have more to say when “Things are not always what is fierce.” tried will never fail.” I am dead.” they seem.” ILA EVANS JOAN EVANS MARLENE EVANS DONNA FERGUSON “Love makes all hearts gentle.” “When everybody is some- “A friendly girl and lots of “No man can rob us of our body, then nobody is any- fun.” will.” body.” 24 Rote SHRI RRR Rae: JAY GEORGI MARK GIDNEY “Know thyself and don’t tell “Tennis shoes for everyone.” anybody about it.” DARLENE GILLETT DAN GILLILAND “Friendship is not caused; it “If a woman interferes with 1Saaa work, quit work.” 6° | i ‘ 3 i i] “Our Band Is Number 1” DEBORAH GODFREY SHIRLEY GOODSON “Live each day as if it were “Keep your face to the sun your last.” and you cannot see the shad- ow.” 2, a s — THELMA GOSSETT MICHAEL GRASTY SUE GRASTY TERRY GRASTY “On a desert island she would “Facts are stubborn things.” _ “Friendship is not caused; it “All will come out in the look for a man’s footprints.” iS.ag washing.” JANET GRIFFIN NANCIE GUGE EDDIE GUNTER KENNETH GUNTER “All is not gold that glistens.” “The devil made me do it.” “In everything one must con- “A good beginning is half the sider the end.” battle.” RANDY GUY -NANCY HALL JAMES HANEY MERITA HANEY “Create it, live it, and love it “Happiness is the only thing “The mark of a man is his “Thunder is loud, thunder is for time knows not what to- we can give without having.” ability to make up his own impressive, but it is lightning morrow will bring.” mind.” that does the work.” 28 KATHY HARRIS ANNETTE HARTLINE HELEN HAYNES NANCI HEISKELL “Leave silence to the saints, “Do not let your chances like “If you feel its wrong, destroy “Sometimes I feel like a moth- I’m only human.” shadows pass you by.” ft erless child.” CHUCK HENRY SAM HENSON LORA HERRON DYANA HILL “An ancient lunatic reigns in “Let any man _ speak long “You can do it.” “Happiness is turning on with the trees of night.” enough, he will get believers.” your friends.” MIKE HOLDER WILLIAM HOLDER ANN HOLLOWAY ERNEST HOWELL “If you stop every time a dog “By the work one knows the “Love all but only trust a ““A man is not good or bad for barks, your road will never workman.” few.” one action.” end.” 29 MARIAM HOWELL JAMES HYATT KATHY HYATT PAUL INMAN “Happiness is not given but “You'll find us rough, sir, “Blow in my ear and I'll fol- “One’s will is one’s way.” exchanged.” you'll find us ready.” low you anywhere.” WILLIAM INMAN ELIZABETH JAYNES TINGA JAYNES TERRY JONES “What — me worry?” “There is always time for “She who chooses the begin- “Teachers and classes are my fun.” ning of a road, also chooses its only objections to education.” destination.” TOMMY JONES DARLENE JUSTICE TROY JUSTICE JANE KETNER “When all else fails, do it the “Live today as if there is no “Work facinates me... I “A good heart is worth gold.” easy way.” tomorrow.” could watch it for hours. 30 i JEAN KETNER KATHY KIDD JACK KING KAREN KIRKLAND “A good laugh is sunshine in “Viva La Revolution!” “Lost in a no man wilderness “Be young, be foolish, be God’s hands.” of pain — And all the children happy.” are insane — Waiting for a summer rain.’ SHARON KIRKLAND LANA KIRKPATRICK PAUL KIRKPATRICK ROBBIE KIRKPATRICK “Everything happens to every- “If it was pouring rain, I’d be “T respect faith, but doubt is “It seems that all the deserving body sooner or later if there is running around with a pitch- what gets you an education.” people get shafted.” time enough.” fork.” VIVIAN KIRKPATRICK KENNETH LANNING “Give me today and take to- “A day off is often followed morrow.” by an off day.” Does he or doesn’t he? 31 RIGKSEEE GEARY LEIGH DEBORAH LENOIR GLENDA LEWIS 242-90-0854” “On the day of victory no one “We have had hard days, but “Precious things come in small is tired.” harder days are yet to come.” packages.” CATHY LINDSEY TOMMY LINER SARAH LOCKWOOD BOBBIE LOWE “Our words show where our “Dogs don’t bite at the front “Can you picture what will be, “Life is what we make of it.” thoughts have been.” gate.” so limitless and free!” ROY MACK BILLY MANEY DEBBIE MATHIS KAYE MATHIS “Sometimes I sit and think; “He is only bright that shines “Be young, be foolish, but be “Women like not only to con- other times I just sit.” by himself.” happy.” quer, but to be conquered.” 32 DONNIE McCALL JOHN McCLARRIN DAN McCLURE SHARON McCLURE “No sensible man watches his “The brave man chooses while “He is happy that thinks him- “Silence is golden; if that’s the feet hit ground.” the coward stands aside.” self so.” case, I’ll never be rich.” BILLY McCONNELL DEBRA McCRACKEN JANET McCRACKEN KAREN McCRACKEN “The man who goes alone can “In peace, sons bury their fa- “Be yourself — for that is all “The only stumbling block in start today.” thers; in war, fathers bury you can ever be.” a man’s way is under his hat.” their sons.” ANITA McCRARY ROBERT McELROY JOHN McENTIRE LINDA McMAHAN “Well Rickey!” “To be awake is to be alive.” “TI am only one, but still | am “Love is the warmest of all one.” things.” 33 SAAN? ‘ SEE A AAA. Esteem and Appreciation PEGGY McMAHAN JAMES MEADOWS JANE MEDFORD TOMMY MEDFORD “If you itch for something bad “Ask me no questions and Ill “Tm not really here — I just “Tf you can’t drink it. It ain’t enough, scratch for it.” tell you no lies.” hang around for my friends.” no good.” KATHY MEHAFFEY BENNY MESSER CATHEY MESSER DIANNE MESSER “The end to be achieved is the ‘““Ask me no questions and I'll “You’re only young once, but “It is better to be small and quality of women and men.” tell you no lies.” if you play it right, once is _ shine than to be tall and cast a enough.” shadow.” 34 MARLENE MESSER MARTHA MESSER SUSIE MESSER PHILLIP MIGLIARINI “Today is the tomorrow you an Yat kota Vici kal i ica Kala “People who make no noise “What a man chooses, he is.” were looking for yesterday.” are dangerous.” DANNY MILLS BOBBY MILNER JOHN MILNER BETTY MITCHELL “Good little boys go to heav- “Thou has seen nothing yet.” “Difficulties are the things “All fools are smiling.” en, but bad little boys go that show what a man is.” every where!” E. J. MOODY BRUCE MOON JAMES MOORE RENNE MOORE “Success lies in a man him- “TI am beginning to become a “A thing is important if any “Opportunity merely knocks Selfs= very popular place.” one think it important.” — temptation kicks the door down.” S35 ROY MOORE RICHARD MORRIS GEARLD MYERS “To choose time, is to save “The eye of each man sees but “If you can’t be good, Be time.” what it has the power to see.” - good at it.” ROGER NELSON DONALD NESBITT JOHN NESBITT “Life is an incurable disease.” “The world is large and I am “A patient man’s a pattern for only a small spot.” a king.” CATHY NOLAND PHYLLIS NOLAND JIM NORRIS “If you want a thing done, do “Deeds speak for themselves.” “Tis looking downward makes it yourself.” one dizzy.” 36 RICKY NELSON “He most prevails who nobly dares.” LYNN NICHOLS “Attempt only what you are able to perform.” COZETTE OVERTON “And now I spend my life on the Velvet side of Hell, Aim- lessly here searching for what I cannot tell.” JIMMY OWENS WALLACE OWENS CECIL PALMER GAYE PALMER “A litte humor is a dangerous “Peaceful, quiet, unconcern- “Man prefers to believe what “Smile a little smile for me.” thing.” Cale he prefers to be true.” SAM PARRIS BRENDA PARTON SUSAN PARTON REBECCA PATRICK “IT know what’s what.” “Ever cheerful, ever smiling, “Little and loud, she’s the joy “T can get by with a little help ever friendly.” of the crowd.” from my friends.” BILLY PHILLIPS EARLENE PHILLIPS GWENETTA PHILLIPS FRED PILKINGTON “T never think of the future. It “Happiness is being 410” “A moment’s insight is some- “If it feels good, Do it.” comes soon enough.” tall.” times worth a life’s exper- ience.” oii EDDIE PLEMMONS DEBBIE PLOTT DONNY PRICE RICKEY PRUETT “Opportunity knocks, but “Out of sight — out of mind.” “If you can’t beat ’em, join ‘““A man is always better than a temptation bangs the door ’em.” book.” down.” STEVE PRUETT JERRY QUEEN RICKY QUEEN RONNIE RATHBONE “Teachers and classes are my “Some are willing to work — “Speechless I sit among the “A fellow can’t aford to die only objections to education.” so let them.” crowd, with our rules, I’m with all this excitement going afraid to think aloud.” on.” ELLEN RAY KIP RAY ROGER RAY SANDRA RAY “Your best may be better than “A good folly is worth what “IT am as strong as a bull “You may be on the right you think it is.” you pay for it.” moose; use me to the limit.” track, but if you sit still you will be run over.” 38 EMY REEVES SARAH REEVES DEE REGER STEVE RHINEHART “It is a sin not to be angry “Strength of mind is exercise, “What is the good in goodbye? “No man is a failure until he with sin.” not rest.” gives up.” JANNETTE RICH LENA RIDDLE WILLIAM RIDDLE HAROLD ROGERS ‘ A woman has two reasons for “Silence brings friendship.” “Ride on, brother.” “Nothing brings out the best doing anthing — a good reason in men like trouble.” and the real one.” KATHY ROGERS LOIS ROGERS Splash!! “When you are good to others “Dynamite comes in small you are best to yourself.” packages.” 39 MICHAEL ROGERS FREDERICK ROYSTER ““A laugh is worth a hundred “The ripest fruit falls first.” groans in any market.” ie KATHY SANDERS WILLIAM J. SEIBERT B “Take time for all things.” ““Here’s to life, liberty, and the pursuit of education.” ] ROGER SHEPARD DEBBIE SHEFFIELD “The past is gone; the future is never betrays you.” é 9 What’s the password? SOnn Onna 40 “Be silent and safe. Silence BRENDA SHERRILL MIKE SHERRILL KIM SHOOK KATHI SILVERS “Opportunity merely knocks. “There’s city boys and country “Time is on my side.” “Love conquers all.” .. temptation kicks the door men, Look out Vietnam, we’re down.” coming in.” EDDIE SINGLETON MICHAEL SISKE JEAN SKILLINGTON RANDY SLUDER “Let the world slide, I'll not “Tm never sure what I’m going “Good things come in small “To act is easy, to think is budge an inch.” to do, from one minute to packages.” hard.” another.” EDDY SMATHERS KATHY SMATHERS BRENDA SMITH JAMES SMITH “He takes corners on two “She says little but to the “Never put off until tomorrow “T believe that man will not wheels to save his tires.” purpose.” what you can do today.” merely endure: he will pre- vail.” 41 JANICE MESSER (SMITH) JOHNNY SMITH SHEILA SMITH YOLANDA SMITH “T had rather do and not “Thinking is but an idle waste “That man who lives for self “In everything I do, I like to promise than promise and not of time.” alone, lives for the meanest do the very best.” dons mortal known.” KAY SNYDER KAYE SNYDER WENDELL SORRELS JOSEPH STRICKLAND “All's well that ends well.” “Every man is a volume if you “If you make a mistake, at ““A man of courage is also full know how to read him.” least make a different one of faith.” each time.” ANN STRINGFIELD BURL SUTTON DAVID SUTTON PANSEY SUTTON “One enemy is too much.” “No one knows what he can “If I must die; I shall die “Knowledge begins with won- do until he tries.” laughing.” dering.” 42 JIM TATE BERGIN TATHAM BILL TEAGUE DAWN TRANTHAM “Let a smile be your umbrella “What is not in a man cannot “Life is what you make of it.” “Time waits for no one. and you'll get a wet head.” come out of him surely.” JOHN UNDERWOOD PAUL VIMONT BILL WHEELER CHARLENE WHITMAN “It must be done like light- “Know thyself and don’t tell “School is doing ‘their’ thing.” “He ain't heavy, he’s my ning.” anybody about it.” brother.” BEN WHITNER ROGER WHITNER KEITH WILLIAMS SARAH WILLIAMS “Give me LIBERTY or grad- ““Cleverness is serviceable for “If you can keep your head “May you live long and pros- uate me.” everything.” when others about you are per.” losing their’s and blaming it on V.OUma 43 STAN WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMSON DAN WILSON ALICE WOODARD “You may be on top of the “Guard your mind well; there’s “He laughs at everything, even “Give Peace a chance.” heap — but you're still part of always a Hitler who will try to his own jokes.” it. control it.” RICHARD WOODY MARTHA WYATT CECIL YOUNT JOHN ZARCZYNSKI “It takes as much energy to “She hath caught a man, what “I thought it was funny .. .” “He never says a_ foolish wish as it does to plan.” woman wants more?” thing.” GLENDA ZIMMERMAN LINDA ZIMMERMAN Introducting the Morehead Nominee and the D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Winner. “Little, but loud.” “Your goals are yet to be ful- filled.” 44 AMERICA? ful for spac 1€8 k 10US S , beauti Oh For amber waves of grain, 45 Above the fruited plains, 46 America! America! God shed his grace on thee, 47 f And crown thy good with brotherhood, From sea to shining sea??? 48 Miss Janet McCracken There is a place where love begins and a place where love ends. . There is a pair of shoes love wears and the coming is a mystery. There are explanations of love in all languages and not one found wiser than this: There is a place where love begins and a place where love ends — and love asks nothing. — Carl Sandburg Miss Debra Lenoir To fill a gap — Insert the thing that caused it. Block it up With other and ’twill yawn The more; You cannot solder an abyss With air. — Emily Dickinson 51 Miss Sharon Brooks Cheerfulness and content are great beautifiers and are fa- mous preservers of youthful looks. Charles Dickens Miss Anita McCrary There is no beautifier of complexion, or form, or behavior, like the wish to scatter joy and not pain around us. Ralph Waldo Emerson Miss Cathy Davis Happiness is as a butterfly, which when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Hawthorne Miss Wendy Daniels Dear Heavenly Father, far above ee Always protect the one I love. Panett To me he’s all I need to live And all the love I need he gives. And as long as I live on this earth today, Let him be around to show me the way. And even when the night grows nigh I close my eyes with one last sigh Wishing I could be with him, And in my dreams I see him dim. 53 Miss Debbie Crawford Hope is like the sun, which, as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us. R. Smiles Miss Jane Medford The Heart is the capital of the mind, The Mind is a single state. The Heart and the Mind together make A single continent. One — is the population — Numerous enough. This ecstatic nation Seek — it is yourself. — Emily Dickinson Miss Cozette Overton They came to tell your faults to me, They named them over one by one; I laughed aloud when they were done, I knew them all so well before — Oh, they were blind, too blind to see Your faults had made me love you more. —Sara Teasdale 55 Ae os A e='100| (a a (@) 7a (@ ealfo4 a) el 74) (JD) aul 00) 72 ton OPN, LPs Miss Anita McCrary Miss Cathy Davis Oh! Once I had a little dog, the color it was brown. I taught him for to whistle, to sing, and dance and run. His legs, they were fourteen yards long His ears so very wide — And around the world in half a day Upon him I would ride. Miss Wendy Daniel The little things Are most worth-while A quiet word, A look, a smile, A listening ear That’s quick to share Another’s thoughts, Another’s care... Though sometimes they may seem Quite small, These little things Mean most of all. —Margaret Lindsey 57 Miss Debbie Crawford If I can stop one heart from breaking I shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching, Or cool one pain, Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. —Emily Dickinson Miss Kitty Barker Laugh and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alone, For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth, But has trouble enough of its own. Sing, and the hills will answer, Sigh, it is lost on the air, The echoes bound to a joyful sound, But shrink from voicing care. —Ella Wilcox 7 Miss Lynn Tilley It is not a word spoken, Few words are said; Nor even a look of the eyes Nor a bend of the head, But only a hush of the heart That has too much to keep, Only memories waking that sleep so light a sleep. —Sara Teasdale Miss Marilynda Nease Build a little fence of trust Around today; Fill each space with loving work And therein stay; Look not through the sheltering bars Upon tomorrow, God will help thee bear what comes Of joy or sorrow. —Mary Butts bg Miss Nancy Dooly Gather the stars if you wish it so. Gather the songs and keep them. Gather the faces of women. Gather for keeping years and years. And then... Loosen your hands, let go and say good-by. —Carl Sandburg Miss Ann Hines Like the star, That shines afar, Without haste And without rest, Let each man wheel with steady sway Round the task that rules the day, And do his best. —Goethe 60 % Kathy Hyatt 1SS M 61 TUSCOLA MUSIG 1970 — 1971 IT’S NUMBER ONE! 62 AS Gomes President — Sandy Boone, Vice President — Stan Williams, Librarian — Sarah Williams, Uniform Manager — Roger Frazier, Chaplain — Chuck Dickson, Secretary — Becca Patrick. Sandy Boone, Bill Wheeler, John Stringfield, Marcellus Casey, Bruce Moon, Carl Powell, Carol Herron, Pat Parris, Chuck Dickson, Sarah Williams, Bruce Bishop, Eddie Kelly. ALL-STATE BAND 63 TUSCOLA HIGH EAE AY HITE SRE EAE RGR GEE NEA RSS RARER ORY CERES RRR REHEARSE BREE AGAR AAS - SNENE RAW ANE Tr Qh CQO REET ANE KR AS 64 SCHOOL BAND OF CAN ak AEE ANS NOE RN GE AONE GAN GENT BAN AGN SE 8 RANE RAEN GEST KAA GS AG SONGS SR AGRA SE . ‘ SNS QRANG 2S store NK LAANY SGA ENS SEAN RRR Soe % gos SENS Sogn Shoos ... OCR RR. ase Bes WO BRAK ae SEXES RARE ig as ” SOMOS «SS a or GOEBEL ‘ S ‘ ‘ ad 2 P ‘ 0 65 SENIORS PEP BAND 66 MAJORETTES 4 x) fH = Bs ©) [= ae ise] : ee i i) is Sa = iad O =) © S io] oO (=r) o fe) } 3 oO p=) rear ) 3 oO a oO iS Ss (9 (=) a) ‘a £ A Be se) = oO Q = “Bh 3 Qa 4 Ong So Gs 0 Ay —“e Sh s aay Zn a 67 MAJORETTES LUANNE LEATHERWOOD JEANIE CALHOUN Captain DEBBIE PLOTT PAM BURGIN 68 Mion ENSEMBLE pk i pempbasinep areal MARS HILL ENSEMBLE 69 Officers President — Eddie Plemmons, Vice President — Charlie Gar- rett, Secretary-Treasurer — Joan Chapman, Librarians — Marilynda Nease, Marlene Hyatt, Pianist - Myra Swanger. LUSCOKA 70 Wp a, Pianist Myra Swanger CHORUS 71 NORTH CAROLINA NAYNESVILLE JUNIOR JUNIOR MISS MISS Runner-Up irst- 1971 197] Ila Evans SOME OF TUSCOLA’S HONORED MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIP NOMINEES Randy Guy Keith Williams Chuck Dickson Semi-Finalist Bill Teague Mike Williamson ee Pre Ila Evans Emy Reeves D.A.R. Good Betty Crocker Citizenship Award Award 73 In Memory Of... Joyce Davis 1954-1971 I cannot say and I will not say That she is dead. She is just away! With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown land. Think of her still as the same, I say: She is not dead — she is just — away. —James Whitcomb Riley 74 CLASS OF ee President — Marcellus Casey Vice-President — Chuck Milner Secretary — Luanne Leatherwood Treasurer — Mickey Noland We’re not sad, We're not blue, We’re the class Olay 2s VP tespitircuyh PET oes xg Class Sponsors: Bill Swift Clinton Brown Ada Cornwell Edna Noland 75 Jim Arrington Wanda Arrington Ann Askins Mike Angel Anita Allen Janice Adair Nancy Barmore Tommy Barnette Janet Best Lynn Biddix Bruce Bishop Craig Bishop Donald Blalock Linda Bradley Robert Breese Christa Bridgman Wanda Brooks Brenda Brookshire Rebecca Brookshire Patricia Brown Vicki Bryson Pam Burgin John Byrd Craig Cable Hilda Cagle Sherry Cagle Cliff Calhoun Nancy Carswell Larry Carver Mike Carswell Danny Carrington Marcellus Casey James Cates Joan Chapman Steve Clark Gary Clark Jane Cline Knox Cobb Kathy Cochran Brent Cogdill Ronnie Coggins Stan Coker Shane Constant Jackie Cook Jennifer Creasman June Cunningham Donna Curtis Phyllis Cutshaw Julius Dalton Beverly Davis Bobby Davis Brenda Davis Darlene Davis Eddy Davis Gregory Davis Joyce Davis Kathy Davis Marcia Davis Nancy Davis Ronald Davis Scott Davis Reece Dippy Alan Duckett Nancy Duckett Samuel Edwards Deb Evans Becky Ferguson Holly Ferguson Johnny Ferguson Diann Fie Donald Fleming Alvin Forney Avery Fouts Laura Frady Carolyn Francis Lyn Francis Sharon Francis Bobby Franklin Elaine Franklin Randy Franklin Roger Frazier Gwen Freeman Phoebe Fullbright Margaret Gaddis Velma Gaddis Gail Galloway Sheila Gates Karen Gentry Mike Gentry Doris Gibson Mary Goodson Mildred Gray Dianna Green Ivan Green Vikki Green Elaine Greene Catherine Leigh Wayne Griffin Scott Guge Sandy Guy Jim Hammett Bonnie Hampton Charles Haney Jim Harrison Joy Harrison Sherry Haynes Howard Hazell Kim Hendricks Bill Henry Carolyn Henry Barbara Henson Bill Henson Carol Herron Marlene Hill Carolyn Hoglen Jimmy Hoyle Gary Hyatt Marlene Hyatt Richard Hyatt Matt Irvin Alma Jackson Marvin James Billy Jenkins Jerry Jenkins Micheal Jenkins Sharon Jenkins Susan Jones Joey Judd Doris Justice Doyle Justice Dana Justis Ronald Kidd Jerry Kirkpatrick Claudia Knipe Cynthia Knipe Paul Koza Karen Latimer Edward Lawrence David Leatherwood Luanne Leatherwood Nancy Ledford Wanda Ledford Edna Lee Jody Lee Susan Lee Jody Leigh Kenneth Lindsey Margaret Lindsey Mike Lindsey Delores Lowe Mike Maney Cathy Mason Tim McCall Lynda McCracken Gloria McElroy Roger McKinney Eileen McNamara Dean Medford Marilyn Medford Pam Medford Anne Mehaffey Karen Mehaffey Trisha Mehaffey Dianne Messer Linda Messer Jackie Messer Suzanne Messer Joyce Middleton Mary Ann Miller Phil Miller Clifford Mills Terry Mills Chuck Milner Suzanne Milner Gary Mitchell Terry Mitcehll Adonna Moody Brenda Kay Moody Mike Moody Sharon Moody Larry Moore Michael Moore William Moore Larry Morgan Kenny Mull Debbie Muse Marilynda Nease Jimmy Newland Judy Nichols Kay Noblitt Kathy Noland Mary Ann Noland Mickey Noland Susan Owen Belinda Palmer David Palmer Ava Parker Pat Parris Edward Peters Kathryn Phillips Pamela Phillips Cecil Plemmons Douglas Plemmons Carl Powell Doug Pruett Johnny Pryor Rosemary Putnam Wanda Rabb All together, now... Left, Right! Connie Rackley Ronnie Ramsey Charles Rathbone Margaret Rathbone Sandra Rector Patsy Reece Robert Reid Debra Rhinehart Kathryn Riddle Stanley Riddle Wayne Roberts Katherine Robinson Geneva Rogers Dean Ross Vickie Ross Robin Rowles Peggy Ruff Buddy Russell Clark Russell Eddie Sanford The Bonfire raises Spirit during Spirit Week. Vickie Sanford Kathy Sawyer Kem Shoaf Terry Shuler Jim Singleton Vicky Singleton Kathy Smathers Donna Smith Leslie Smith Michael Smith Rhonda Smith Van Smith Keith Snipes Ernie Stamey William Stiles Teresa James Robin Jenkins David Johnson Eddie Johnson Brenda Jones Dawn Jones Ruby Jones Donna Justice Regina Keener Eddie Kelley Danny Kirkpatrick Ronnie Kirkpatrick Iva Nell Kitts Robin Lachance Lloyd LaFountaine Suzanne LaVange Bobby Leatherwood Troy Leatherwood Douglas Ledford Judy Ledford Sharon Ledford Debbie Leming Robert Leming Tom Leopard Al Lindsey Harry Lindsey Kenny Liner Kathie Lowe Patra Lowe Elsie Mallard Kathy McCall Janna McClure Martin McClure Teresa McClure Melinda McCracken Teresa McCracken Irene McElroy Ricky McElroy Theresa McGaha Jane McKay Lee McLean Donna McMahan Wanda Meadows Cecile Medford Delbert Medford Gene Medford Luanne Medford Patricia Medford Regina Mehaffey Sharon Mehaffey Charles Messer Eddie Messer Howard Messer Judy Messer Bobby Miller Ronnie Miller Lynn Mills Karen Milner Tresa Milner Jan Moody Johnny Moody Marla Moody Ginger Moon Bill Moore Doug Moore Linda Moore ... But, nobody doesn’t like Sara Lee. Billy Mull Donna Mull Charles Muse Delores Nelson Larry Nelson Albert Nichols Billy Nichols Sharon Noland Joe Norman Tommy Owens Kenneth Pace Susie Palmer Teresa Parker Nancy Parrish Linda Parton Billy Phillips Nanlou Patrick Larry Phillips Patricia Phillips Steve Pilkington Michael Potts Brad Prescott Betty Jo Price Joyce Price Kenneth Price Linda Price Ralph Price Beverly Pruett Debra Pruitt Terry Ramey Charles Rathbone Linda Rathbone Pam Rathbone David Ray Gary Reede Joey Reece Lorrane Reece Randy Reeves Donald Rhinehart Juanita Rhinehart Angie Rhymer Margaret Rogers Beth Roper Brenda Rose Barbara Ross Kathy Ross Wyonia Ross Jean Ann Rouser Allen Ruff Clifford Ruff Ray Sanford Rusty Scates Jesse Scruggs Emily Sease Patricia Seitz Jeff Sellers Hal Setzer Gail Setzer Lynn Sharp Kathy Sheehan Paulette Shelton Larry Shepard Wayne Sherrill Melvin Shuler James Simmonds Pat Skillington Frances Smathers Evelyn Smith Marlene Smith Orvilla Smith Kathy Smith Kathy Smith David Snyder Judy Sorrels Wilma Sorrels Steve Stamey Tony Stepp Ruth Stiles Larry Stinnett Matt Strong Porter Styles Denise Sutton Kathy Sutton Rita Sutton Janice Swanger Gary Tonkerslay Jerry Tate Julia Tate Michael Tate David Teague Tony Townsend Stanley Toy Larry Troutman Sam Underwood James Walker Keith Ward Thomas Ward James Welch Sally Welch Ricky Webb Charles West Gwyn Whitten Leigh Whisenhunt Bertha Williams Jane Williams Rena Wyatt Betty Zimmerman Grady Zimmerman WIPE OUT PISGAH! 99 Sue Williams Teresa Williams Ray Wilson Charles Winchester Mary Winecoff Linda Wood Eileen Woodard Cindy Wright Gary Wyatt Karen Wyatt 100 101 Mike Holder Harris Pryor 102 11 12 14 20 2a 22 23 26 30 Cecil Yount Chuck Milner Robbie Kirkpatrick Billy Dehart Geary Leigh Roger Whitner Johnny Milner Phillip Arrington Walter Bryson Julius Dalton 32 40 41 42 43 50 ot a 60 Charles Carrington Bergin Tatham John McClarrin R. S. Barmore Allan Duckett Terry Wilson Dan Gilliland Ricky Lee David Ray Tom Liner 62 63 64 65 66 70 71 eS 74 Gary Melville Ben Whitner Cecil Palmer Richard Hyatt Richard Ford Larry Cogdill Ricky Queen Mike Holder Eddie Davis Mike Burris Robert Dudley 76 ad 80 83 84 85 86 88 MANAGER Howard Hazell Ronnie Kirkpatrick Micky Noland Steve Williams Dan McClure Mike Gentry Ricky Pruett Doyce Cook Bill Teague 103 Steve Gilliland oe Turner Paul George SENIORS AND EXE Isls IN Es Charles Carrington THEY OFTEN MADE THE DIFFERENCE John McClarrin Ricky Lee 104 Tom Liner Mike Holder Kelly Browning LEADERS IN MOUNTAINEER COUNTRY! Dan McClure Bill Teague 105 A solemn moment But, Coach, I used Scope this morning! A we - ° = ae) a 2 i503 = = S Ss 2 3 = 2 ”n = = Z rs) ae 5 5 = 3 = 2 A § 3 Be) S on a oO a 5 s | ws) cS o 5 = ) S = ”n a= oO = WY — ™ ( ) — = E [o°) oY 9) ee - Ss — 5 . 2 . 2 = . oS! ee z 3 = _ n”n 3 : 5 oD ae) s S 2 Cel a S [e) por) Oo 3 N . | before the game THE UP-COMING GREAT 12 Brad Prescott 20 Jody Lee 22 Jim Evans 40 Terry Adams 41 Gary Mitchell 41 Mike Bryson 42 Van Smith 51 Danny Green 61 Don Rinehart 64 Johnny Pryor 70 Freddie Stokely 71 Ronnie Farmer 108 74 Bobby Davis 75 William Moore 80 Mike Barker 81 Dale Blaine 81 Leon Bryson 84 Mike Tate IN MOUNTAINEER COUNTRY Brad Prescott, Brent Cogdill, Terry Mills, Kevin Caldwell, Jesse Scruggs, Sam Riley, Billy Dehart, Danny Kirkpatrick, David Snyder, Delbert Medford. AES Bill Kanos Delbert Medford Billy Dehart Danny Carrington, Walter Bryson Managers “é : ¥y lt WENDY DANIEL . i : | CATHY DAVIS Co-Captain Co-Captain ILA EVANS Captain 110 Jane Medford — ee Lyn Tilley JIMMY HEINZ Mascot ornate iets LAAT LOE enn” Vickie Guy Tresa Milner Lee Turner 111 J.V. CHEERLEADERS CATHY TEAGUE Captain June Cunningham Sherry DeWeese Kay Noblitt Karen Mehaffey Robin Rowles WZ ONE OF THE BEST Bill Teague, Sandy Boone, Robbie Kirkpatrick, Jody Lee, Donald Nesbitt, Howard Hazell, Randy Guy, Ricky Pruett, Bergin Tatham, Mike Beasley, Charles Carrington. MIKE HOLDER HARRIS PRYOR BILL WOLFE Manager Manager 113 THE DIRTY DOZEN Mike Beasley Robbie Kirkpatrick Sandy Boone Bill Teague Donald Nesbitt Randy Guy Ricky Pruett Bergin Tatham Charles Carrington Jody Lee Chuck Milner Howard Hazell 114 ibis — ‘ein : Hes t 7 HEN THINGS WERE DOWN, BOTTOMS WERE QS pienll ha ft Wl) THE BEST IN d Ray, Ricky i Dav ike Holder in James, M in , Marv ickey Noland, Jay Geor ch, M ane Bur i Del Ippy, (oe) 1D) Ree ill Wheeler, B ike Tate, M 5) rry Hall Johnny M € ay ilner Lee Ow Paul George Coach of the Year 120 THE WEST “507 ¢ Mike Tate, Bill Wheeler, Reece Dippy, Tom Leopard, Terry Hall, Nevin Caldwell, David Finger, Mickey Noland, Craig Cable, Valdean Burch, Eddie Johnson, Kip Ray, Jay Georgi, Ted Dippy, Greshum Young, Johnny Milner, Richard Hyatt, Mike Burris, Bobby Davis, Marvin James, Mike Holder, David Ray, Ricky Lee, Delane Burch. Co-Captains Ricky Lee and Bill Wheeler 121 % Terry Hall Mike Tate Bill Wheeler Reece Dippy Delane Burch oes mmol etrtettteman. Mickey Noland Nevin Caldwell NAMM VISA 122 Marvin James Johnny Milner SOK Mike Burris Ricky Lee Mike Holder Tuscola’s Outstanding Wrestlers 123 TUSCOLA Jimmy Fender, Jimmy Heinz, Mike Maney, Brent Cogdill, Pete Wilson, Mike Nesbitt, Jay Border, Joey Reece, Kenny Liner, Mike Williamson, Terry Mills, Keith Williams. Bill Kanos Mike Williamson, Terry Mills Co-Captains KEITH WILLIAMS Player of WNC 124 ills Terry M ke Williamson i M lliams i th W. Kei COMING ON STRONG Kenny Liner Brent Cogdill 125 ke Maney Mi CLUBS AND 126 ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WWE 127 JOURNALISM poner SRR LIBRARY 128 FUTURE TEACHERS sat i u +4 HAH en a 129 FBLA © e Be We Se ° Occupatio DECA 130 LATIN ee ee £ S FRENCH 131 SCIENCE CLUB Spa oC Si: TS 0 Bic ibis 4s Bioeth Vi ep : eh scm ee E @ 2 5 eam SLE TERI Tis is Bs 2H ikke ie USE LS. rane . oe be ies - a apluiin fe . Pi yj i ‘ he si ss és sie wee Ze Hs e i ei ye Ss BO With Wilts sets ‘la ann er = o : sat 6 BIE ie tee : : : . cand é 4 : 2 ° ee % ie 3 : te OF ye tie 132 TUSCOLA TIMES Lp SYMPOSIUM STAFF 133 BAND CLUB ed SA come ay. 134 FUTURE FARMERS pee l : VICA 135 OFFICE ASSISTANTS 136 BUS DRIVERS o HS ae aS By DRAMATICS 137 MONOGRAM 138 soetbntse rec 139 ake a Peek at Our 140 CO S es ve 141 a i ee © 142 STUDENT COUNCIL 143 LATIN CLUB 144 146 147 FUTURE TEACHER = AEM, D ORL ASNT (TABOUT TIME WE | NG EACH OTHE @ © TARR gat Nig aiasess otf P no bodys perfect A year for caring about people DRAMATICS COLA LLB RLM PVM ALAR At DMPA ERB ltl 150 yo oes Z. — one an © Y) 151 we vy oO QS 7 OY act © Y) 152 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES 153 INTERACT a ee oo . yy LPOG WRANENESE SSAA GRE MAGNA AARON Ree RERE Gea EQ — . eee ..—lt(r:t«ti‘i‘i‘i‘i‘i‘i‘i—irwr”z;SCSC« ©«Ssiti( Srtrts AX i. Soo a . . . x . 154 INTERACT es COSMETOLOGY 156 DRAFTING III pavvmetoe 157 ee FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 158 stv cg ei Si hese SHING FoR A DATE? ! F ARE YOU BAIT BETTER cuecy YOR USS MONOGRAM C | y z 160 Ce ETI I hs 1S! Cimrs Cusrola SnD ay PN Guscola WGimes Tuscola High’s Bi-Monthly Paper Tuscola High, Waynesville, N. C. 28786 Propaganda Minister ... Keith Williams Associate Propaganda Minister Kaye Mathis Business Fropagandist Mike Lindsay Propaganda Promotionist Alice Woodard Propaganda Photographer Joe Seibert Feature Propagandist Sarah Lockwood: Sports Propagandist Dick Williams Propaganda Circulator Katie Camp Advisor : Mrs. Pearl Yates Editors hard at work? 161 162 WR 163 FIRST YEAR AUTOMOTIVES ; i ' : ; : 164 SECOND YEAR AUTOMOTIVES 165 166 167 ae 168 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 169 TUSCOLA MOUNTAINEER STAFF — 1971 ae SASHA, spt BUSINESS MANAGER EDITORS Cozette Overton and M CO Darlene Cagle lliamson ike Wi PHOTOGRAPHERS Jimmy Heinz Joe Siebert q OLLIE heyy sto Mr. Frank Arnette 170 ice .ccupat ion: . 7 a ipctiriiiohiitto eprslintonninite FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA oe ea RE ae 171 Wi oe es Mg S — i 172 es HA 5. Se cae! 173 ‘ LQ ANS Re SSS AS 174 . instructs advancement of isters in adm supervises . ° ht learn 1g club sponsors or ion so others m . advises informat t ls . counci ich means they impar coordinates ... activities .. . formulates policy education. wh oh) They say “they are teachers 1s Olivia Scott Secretary Carl Ratcliffe Principal Linda Jones Secretary 176 Betty McCall Secretary Charles Milner Assistant Principal Frances Hannah Treasurer Mary Corbett Guidance Counselor Lojaun Cooper Guidance Counselor es, Sandra Ayers Math Lorene Annas Nancy Brookshire Business Physical Education Violet Broyles Cosmetology C. L. Brown Biology Claude Broyles Welding 178 James Carpenter Agriculture Yates Burgess Rebecca Chafin Electronics Math Hugh Constance Geometry Margaret Chambers a� Ada Cornwell Spanish English VAS) Wallace Dunham Physical Education Paul George James Crocker Band U.S. History Bob Henry Drafting W, Beatrice Headlee Spanish 180 Virginia McClure Latin Bill Kanos William Massey Carpentry Bricklaying Gary Melville History Peggy Mills M Matthews ue English Special Education 181 mics Rozella Nesbitt Home Econo John Nesbitt Agriculture Louise Morgan English Glen Noland Social Studies Charles Patterson Business mics Edna Noland Home Econo 182 Harriett Phoenix History, Humanities Pat Powell Biology Mary Price Business Dale Ratcliffe Music Linda Settlemyre (Bailey) Art 183 Frank Sorrells Internal Combustion Engines Mary Lou Soesbee Irene Swift French Business Joe Turner Geography Bill Swift Maty Emma Weatherby Driver Education Librarian 184 Pearl Yates Journalism, English Ruth Williams Lamar York Humanities Distributive Education Dick Marshall Chemistry, Physics Linda Snipes Wynona Bishoff English, Family Life Audio-Visual Coordinator 185 We owe them our appreciation and thanks ... they put it all together... aaa sess MRS. GILLETT MR. SMITH LUNCHROOM LADIES Maid Custodian TOMMY HIGHTOWER, HORACE WYATT Custodians SSR itehiertensas SOA eter: Wie, EASA ate ect i se aise Rice oe ee he Yes, 1970-'71 was a great year! But, what made it great? People did and that’s YOU!! 3 a3 see p? i if q : . 187 HES Sp es adie . 4 ql q : THE EDITORS’ LAST WORDS We the co-editors of the 1970-’71 Yearbook, leave to the student body this book as a symbolic record of the activities of you, the students of Tuscola. We hope that this book brings together all of your backgrounds, interests, hopes, desires, and adventures of the past year. Unfortunately, we regret that it was not possible for us to include all happenings and events that occurred, but we do hope that we have revealed a crossection of life at Tuscola. In doing this, we hope that we did not offend or leave out anyone or anything, and if we did so, we would now like to apologize to those whom it may concern. Composing a yearbook is not an easy thing to do. It requires many long hours of self-sacrifice and hard work. It is at this time that we would like to express our gratitude to all who contributed to this yearbook, whether they be our photographers, our staff, our wonderful sponsors; consisting of Miss Bessie Burch, Mr. Jake Brown, Mr. Harris Pryor, Mr. Dale Ratcliffe, and Mr. Wally Dunham, or the Administration, who generously gave their time and patience. We would like to give a special thanks to our business manager, Darlene Cagle, whose job was only the annual’s financial concern, but who gave many extra hours of time to help with the completion of this annual. To say the least, without her, we couldn’t have made it. To some, the class of 1971, this annual holds all the memories of a great year. Times to talk about, think about, laugh about, and yes, even cry about. Many will look back, thinking of Tuscola, and remember the great pride we all shared there. The spirit bonfire glows, ebbs, then dies as the class of ’71 leaves for colleges, jobs, and the future. They leave behind them a legacy. This fire of spirit still contains the spark and waits only to be rekindled by the class of ’72. This book records that fire — the spirit of the class of ’71 and we are glad that we are a part of it. Co-Editors, Corgtte Ouveiton QD) Cozette Overton Mike Williamson 7 ) re mot ie. = Aue = ee ae er a 4} adig li thie et KIN NN 4 WU NG AL {| if PUP NEG HV rt ea ii