Tuscola High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Waynesville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1974 volume:

st = TTS SST SSeS ihe ak ie: neve SpA A PTE ance PE sei = =: a Life--so they say Is but a game and they let it slip away. Love--like the Autumn sun Should be dying, but it's only just begun. Dreams, so they say Are for the fools and they let them drift away. Peace, like the silent dove Should be flyin’, but it's only just begun. We may never pass this way again. 1974 Mountaineer Tuscola High School : Waynesville, North Carolina Volume VIII . a Melanie Mock, co-editor Anne Lindsay, cozeditor| Debbi Guy, Business Manager Mrs. Pearl Yates, Advisor Table of Contents Introduction Fall Winter Spring Clubs Faculty Sports Classes Ads WEBBAAAALN: So I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy. I wanna cry if it makes it worth- while. I may never pass this way again. That's why I want it with you Cause you make me feel like I'm more than a friend. hy 1 eomhiey 2e mn csestosmeii nmr: Autumn Daze The leaves fall gently, _ Echoing sounds of endless change. The summer fades away Silently, to rearrange The moods and spirits Of the peaceful autumn days. Cooling the warm August breeze With a yellow and brown haze Anxiously I sit, waiting Hoping, praying with a sober glee Till the books are closed And the clock strikes three I race down the halls And through the door Screaming with gladness that School is no more, Until tomorrow. Debbi Guy ‘ : é ' i % aeeenveyes geen EARN RAR PLARLS a, Sittin ROUND Thinkin™ Nhl a 7 “fA o - a s ‘ FOOTBALL GOES? ON = 22 ie Se Ses 23 ARIS Vb 5 PLES ah VM ae EAT ak PO YR we POLS ee ae -_ peat 2X ph 8 Poe ra eahiel Mods a) Wel tee) | wits, Leong emural ev We. Reuiellinst ine Kent Auberry rhe ; Se hern sO te Gro. OMG. To crated Cr bara cre Betty Zinavage ates Vela! ee brio thw, bse 8 oe! flere L Mars len eier sl Gad� Mito Vein ian seg Darlene Maney Frank A Frank ane Gils Olt he Meg 6 uke t Fe) ewan a eT Met oi, 6, ee ulahn O.gne tn Teer e! 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Radu atic Sina five Larry Groh ‘SJoe Seales’; SEES Se ee Mis Bal us eR a RIP EE pe Re REN Pat R oe A ee MOL Sr eh eaten, Fe eS oe Rita Noland Larry . edhe! Poner Mal pee. eo ee, PLE DMS! Yon reer a ks SenBh Velour sonia te hatha eenie P DRBERR Cea ee ae ENE a Nota ete ence Mr . Robert LaClaire 2 Student Dine Cho Vs 4G Fossett CR tne, SALA) cite Dae SaaS Philan Medford THRES ie’ See OE PT Py te eRe a - ee RS ee aw ge, Me rte: ‘4 te sé BE Pen Rae at oe, es , ibs” Se TRS to Res tel a Debbie Brown Senior Vicki Stephens Senior Sandy Sluder Senior Sherry Medford Sophomore Pam Outlaw Senior Kay Smathers Senior Speer ¥, ] Cul ue or C i gee) Jun ry Simmons ae: c i mecom ing Queen Ey - H i af Pree , + zB f ey aS. 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Bare feet race to the radio There will be no school in Haywood County today, Debbie Guy 45 46 ses JOC ( | : A y A ff a i il , min ore) ao _— a Pe ay na feat hee tye ey be ane € ee we “7 a4 at i tracy oN sa a dens eg eo OT ae i 55 Pokaan DOES IT AGAIN! es : 2 56 K DEWEESE SVALENTINE 24 © B NOLAND -- RTWLEY | a | MRAMEY JCALDWELL 31) M NOLAND 20 B ROSS 32 M WHISENHUNT21 :--: --: 772. JHANNAH 33 C GRAY 12 ee 7s LBURCHFIELD 34 R BOYD 23 HOME Guests MWALLACE 35 COACHES MANAGERS. H PRYOR R ROBINSON B KANOS ia MMATHEWS CB BORDER MS. TERESA WILLIAMS WINTER WONDERLAND QUEEN 63 ROTC ON THE MOVE ee ONE PICTUR IS WORTH parse | | , ! lh ! t i i sit ys i) tj a AS, ‘ Ir ee ————————====2 == SSE Hl meyer eed ibesadidataatt | Mdananadeittll NH phe ee SOMETIMES YOU WIN SOMETIMES YOU LOSE!! pecans oer DR Oe al piece f ‘ = } ee eo oe ad keen ore Seago Kaw RE poten : ee emai ee mie ARE KINDA STRANGE! 74 76 May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fal] soft upon your fields and until we meet again. .. may God hold you in the palm of His Hand. . An Irish Blessing Spring Brightly the sun reflects the Warm memories of spring. You know we were seniors then - The long, last smiles we cast Hoping to secure the friends that We knew we would never see. The friends--those who had Brought us from childhood dreams mora cold reality. Ah! The lovely spring. The cold dreary winter Slept its way only to wake Finding the cold bitter snow Melted into green, Blossoming flowers. Will we be nostalgic in years to come? The prom, how beautiful; Yes, the senator Used to be my best friend. Now all we face is Graduation, initiation, requisition, intuition Ah! The lovely spring. All the memories seem to be Cast upon the tossing sea, Good-byes are so hard to say. Silently we stand dressed in Black caps and gowns. As illusions race through our mind, Of twelve years past. Good-bye. 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Now git!! ) DRAFTING IT III 106 107 Coach Mathews Jerry Morrow Sara Underwood Ronnie Hannah Jeffery Caldwell Gary Smith Lynne Rathbone Kim Deweese Bruce Crawford Tom Wilson Mark Noland Sheldon Bryson Jimmy Cryan Randy Stevens Bruce Brown Tim Glavich Gary Edwards Mark Rogers Jim Grasty Terry Cable Mitchell Rathbone Dale Allen Greg Smith HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS 108 ALHIVOS AON 1 HIKING AND 110 on =) = U © é a = ENT STUDENT GOVERNM 112 113 qfvIO AA + gam a Ud - 49 ‘ ot eta OS 114 FUTURE SHOCK TUSCOLA BUS DRIVERS 115 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA GOSPEL SINGING GROUP 116 dil LIVYALNI 17 1 FBLA IN ACTION 118 119 ‘Sub Debs were organized for the purpose of preparing 120 121 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL 122 SKI CLUB TALLY HO TALLY-HO AND AWAY WE WENT 124 I Y LIL. Sas .ND AWAY WE’ 125 Ter Ss 126 27 Do) ; perfectionists we are. 128 ROCKET CLUB Professional we ain’t LIBRARY CLUB FELLOWSHIP OF 130 CHRISTIAN ATHLETES 131 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 132 CLUB OF AMERICA 133 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB OF AMERICA serie SS se a V a PREPARING FOR LEADERSHIP IN THE WORLD OF WORK 134 HEALTH CAREERS The Tuscola Chapter of the Health Careers Clubs of North Carolina seeks to perform worthwhile community projects as well as investigate career opportunities in the health field. 135 TUSCOLA JUNIOR ee a 136 PAGEL ES 137 CIENCE CLUB URION. 8.4.0 S.A tees a Beery: asromeege ener hia 138 STUDENT AIDS LIBRARY AND AUDIO 2 VISUAL ASSISTANTS 140 QUENEIC TE ASS IUAUINIES: roy 141 Holly Boyd was elected as the new Western Regional Vice-President. The Tuscola Square Dance Team and band helped with her skit. During American Education Week the SAE presented each faculty and administration member with a bright red apple, generously donated by Mr. Pink Francis. Throughout the year the FTA has partici- pated in several programs helping the fight against hunger, diseases, and ignorance amon g the underprivileged in the world. Beginning the new year, Debbie Carswell and Sherri Nave participated in a school tutoring program. In March of 1974 three SAE members; Mildred Hyatt, Patti Fouts, and Holly Boyd, accompanied by the SAE advisors, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth George and Mrs. Lorene Annas, the 1973-74 chair person of the Ad- visory Committee to the NC High School FTA, attended the Annual State Convention at Meredith College. The Honorable James E. Holshouser Jr. was the guest speaker. Unfortunately---because of the gasoline shortage many members throughout the state were unable to attend. At the end of the 1973-74 school year, the SAE will award a Scholarship of one hundred dollars to a senior member. Onpjanuarye2oithesr 1 A held their annual Sadi Hawkins Dance. This was the girls chance to ask 'the fella of their chosin'’. ''The second an- nual Junior Mess pageant was held February 6. There were several talented, beautiful young ladies that were de- serving of the crown, but the judges preferred ''Boom Boom Bowen, ' FRENCH CLUB FRENCH II 144 a Se Class. ee ru up 2 � ck it gut) ad iq OX = Che Vike sl Sa Aue B % XN A THE HIGH SHERIFF Every individual is a unique creation of God with potential powers which are discovered through self-evaluation. How- ever, potential power is only the raw material from which a meaningful life is built. Each person must kindle this potential with determination, direction, knowledge, and hard work in order to realize the finished product. Some of the 1974 graduates will have the stamina, courage, and self-discipline necessary to achieve a full realization of their powers and talents. They will find their place in the sun and give meaning to their : FAROLINA DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Hae the Hower to Present own lives as well as the lives . Asie SS F The John W. Parker Award of others. The 1974 graduating ae eases es eR eG oh er. pe Diskeital Sodom Fade class will also have those who Sopeegesa : oN . : Poorer Mage a 7 will fall along the wayside. : POE ets eirargeee Cited atch | CHARLES M. STARNES y ; SEY nae Sie ; uate 2 Each underclassman must sub ject himself to constant reevaluation in order to de- eee termine the direction his life : nate will take. He must uncover | Seger ees his hidden talents and powers and begin immediately to give them the proper direction so that this life will have meaning ceeeaaa ae am ea eee for himself, his fellowmen, Mantra oie and his God. Charles M. Starnes TRICKY DICK HIMSELF The 1973-74 year has been a rewarding year for all of us here at Tuscola. The biggest change we have had has been in our curriculum. The use of classes which should better suit the student's personal needs and desires. Tuscola's students have been quite successful in many areas this year. Much success has been achieved in athletics, band, chorus, science, ROTC, drama and other areas. This success is an indication of the good degree of participation and desire by many of our stu- dents and teachers. Our desire is that these successes will continue with an even greater degree of participation from our students and teachers. Richard Marshall Mrs, Oliva Scott - Secretary Secretary It matters not how long we live, but how. Mrs, Mary Corbett Guidance That computer is unbelievable! ' Mrs, Frances Hannah Treasurer Good humor makes all things toler- able, Mr, Dave Head Guidance Baldness is a sign of virility! 148 Mrs, Betty McCall Guidance Secretary The face that launched a thousand ships, Mr, Ed Willis Guidance Past and to come seem best; things present, worst, Mrs, Mary Weatherby Librarian My heart is ever at your service. Mr, David Pierce English When all else fails, drop back ten and punt, Mrs, Agnes Brady Librarian Assistant Tf all the world and love were young. Mrs, Helen Phillips English Ford's in his flivver; all's well with the world, 149 Mrs. Winona Bischoff Audio Visual Be content with your lot. Mr, Ronald Waldrop English Satin Sheets (That's my favorite song all you ''smarties ). Mrs, Carolyn Jones English Excuse me, Mademoiselle, you dropped this, '' And he handed her an ese. Miss Peggy Mills English Whither is fled the visionary gleam? Mrs, Mary George English T looked and looked and couldn't find a thing. So just put something. Mrs, Pearl Yates English, Publications The best-laid plans do often go astray-- expecially in publications! Mrs, Marianne McDonald English Life is a terribly character building experience, Have fun and enjoy it! Mr. Robert LaClaire English Drama Drama; a mirror of man, Mrs, Karen Winfree Miss Margaret Chambers French, English Spanish God often comforts us, not by chang- ing the circumstances of our lives, but by changing our attitudes toward them, Si quelque Dieu nous presse, un autre nous delivre, Mrs, Jean Ritterbush Mrs, Sharon Cockman Reading Social Sciences The men who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed, To the person who doesn't read, the world is a closed book. i seth Mtn eae y ait tayh i paiiaasaanntieateeie Dr. Henry Misbach Latin Felicitas est pelicola calida, (Happiness is a warm filmstrip. ) Mrs, Amy Davis Social Sciences Those who cannot learn from the past are condemned to repeat it! Mrs, Ruth Williams History Reflect that life, like every other blessing, derives its value from its use alone, !! Mr, Joe Turner History To live in the hearts we leave be- hind is not to die, Mr. Glen Noland History Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others, Mrs, Betty Long Math Mr. Barnwell, will you please close your door! ? : Miss Harriet Phoenix History A man doesn't sacrifice self-respect to win popularity. If he respects himself, he doesn't feel any need for popularity, Mr, James Barnwell Math X+Y - Z+O = X+Y+Q0+Y???? 152 Mrs. Bobbie Edwards Math Paiyouhave todois. .. This should sound familiar to math stu- dents, ' Mr. Steve Hodgin Science Tf your Cardiac muscle isn't in Tuscola, Then get your Gluteus Maximus OUT! Mr. John Goebel Math But why can't I be teacher of the year two years in a row? Mr, Peter Vaughan Science I say there ole chap! ever noticed the mad scientist in C building? 153 Mrs, Linda Dingee Math T hate to have my picture taken, Mrs, Dianne Caudill Science WORK! ! seo NEL ngtg'e 8 Mr, Glen Clark Harris Pryor Mrs, Lorene Annas Science Science Typing, Notehand Only my cosmetologist knows for ; 6 sure, ' Men learn while they teach, The mind knows only what lies near the heart. Mrs, Deborah Christenberry Mr, Darrell Davis Mrs, Arlene Henry Business Business, Record Keeping Typing, Notehand Knowledge is power. . . Knowl- Tell one your thoughts, but not edge is safety, and Knowledge is two; all know what is known by $ ‘ h . i hapeiee ane Patience is the art of hoping ean 154 Mr. Charles Patterson Mrs, Mary Price Mr, Claude Broyles Typing Business Welding Time waits on no man, Learning without thought is labor : All's weld with the world. lost. Mr, James Carpenter Mr, Bill Kanos Mr, Bill Massey Agriculture Carpentry Bricklaying A cranberry is a cherry with an acid He who knows others is learned; He When in doubt, tell the truth, condition, who knows himself is wise. Mr, Mike Matthews Mr. John Nesbitt Mr, Frank Sorrells Auto Mechanics Drafting Horticulture In the final analysis there is ul- timately only one diligent way to apa nons seek for life's Utopia. . . Very Asparagus inspires gentle thoughts, Carefully! Start your engines, class! Mr, David Small Mr, Joe Caldwell Mr, Billy Swift Electronics Ecology Driver's Education Prevention is better than cure, ' Pig says: ''Caldwell's a candy. It's been an electrifying year. 156 Mr, Lamar York Distributive Education In spite of the rumors you have heard, DE stands for Distributive Education--NOT Destructive Ed- ucation, ' Miss Carolyn Kidd Health Careers Wash your hands often, your feet seldom, and your head never, ‘ eres SNH FERS o “ : SAN A Mrs, Violet Broyles Cosmetology We curl up and dye for you. Mrs, Sharon Matthews Special Education What makes people happy is loving to do what they have to do, 157 Mrs, Janice Boyer Art Many people do not think of them- selves as artists, yet they design and ecreatecu Mrs. Rozell Nesbitt Home Economics The joy that you give to others is the joy that comes back to you, ! Col. Jack Carter Mrs. Edna Noland AGE, Ja ReOelaG. Home Economics We feel that the first purpose of educa. cellence constantly trying to improve tion is not necessarily scholarship but is - not being satisfied to accept the above individual development (into minimum to get by, not even being manhood and womanhood. ) For this satisfied with the average striving to do reason we in AFJROTC strive for ex. better. It's the burdens we help another bear that make our own seem light. Mr. Bud Grissom Mrs. Jean Pryor Mrs, Donna Goebel Physical Education Chorus Physical Education You only go around once in life time, Sing. Sing a song. Sing out loud. Lose an hour in the morning and you so reach for all the gusto you can! Sing out strong! will be all day hunting for it. Mr, Jim Crocker Mr. Arthur Dingee Band Band Trombones are the only real instru- ments in a band??? Oh!! Let me tell you this story! ! The annual staff would like to express their thanks to the custodians and the cafeteria staff for their hard work this year. Due to the lack of work done by our photographers we regret that we were unable to picture these groups. 159 5 i SAO) YIOOS(L 162 adie OFFICERS Y os) ad © a2 U LES eae NISC 163 | | : 165 BAND OFFICERS SENIORS 166 alee sy eo OG 11 ibeconnttHt ves ie Besoin 3 Arson thease gg te ait % $ : S, i H 3 168 eg oom Lana brass we reese wt TUSCOLA MARCHING MOUNTAINEERS. 169 CELESTE HAZELL | FIELD CONDUCTOR kh TUSCOLA MAJORETTES 170 i AGCOFAWOS AYUOID AUAXOID AAOIO egal ) (Mz 1973-74 TUSCOLA COACHING STAFF E OF TH is TAIN . B. WEATHERBY. x STADIUM xx eS Sey =e THS VARSITY FOOTBALL -MOUNT AINEERS ‘y CG. E« HEATHERB xx SPADIUM xx 174 HMIGVES AGUSHLVEM “4 “0, i c SHASNIV.LNNOW¢ SHL 30 SWOH TIV€LOOA ALT SHL TIVEaLaasvd STYID SHL TIVE LANsSVd SAO SHL TUSCOLA J .V. BASKETBALL 178 THS WRESTLING OUNTAINEE 179 ne eS RPS NLR NRA PE secamaak aacian semmamaaadihe pis sts SaanNRR NS “eager : bi q Bnnroane senna [es Eas Ee TUSCOLA GIRL 2 S SOFTBALL Hh 180 181 2 TUSCOLA BOYS TRACK TEAM 184 WVAL XOVaL STUD VIOOSIIL 185 TUSCOLA GOLF TEAM 186 WVAL SINNAL VIOOS IIL 187 TUSCOLA VARSITY GHEERLEADERS SYddVATYaAHO ATL VIOOSNL ae es OME LE SONORA IANO ORL YAD TIS 189 PL6] JO sse[D sunenpely oy 1 — Slaqsig pue sioyiolg Ino 01 YAqANIVLINNOW pL-€L6] WU) a1edIpap A] pnold Jye1S JeNUUY dy) ‘OM JIOJOIOY | “SJIBIY INO UI IDAIIOJ BJOISN | JO SOTIOWIUW YUM IIN{NY SY] PIV MO}] YOO] [JIM 9M “SIAT] INO JO JajdeYO SITY} BSOjO aM SY ‘9U0 dq 0] YsnOoUs 9SO0]9 J9A ‘ONHIUN YORI SN IARI O} PAUIQWUODS dABY 9S3U} JO [[V “peg JY} PUB SOUT] POOS OY} “S1P9} 9Y} “I9NIYSNe] 9 “19YIO YORa YUM SOAT] INO JO Jed B PdIBYS SABY 9M SIVIA BUCO] DA[IM] JOA 191 D, ALLEN: AS EVERYONE GOES THROUGH LIFE'S DOOR: AND IT CLOSES BEHIND YOU, DON'T LET IT WORM: EVERY LITTLE BIT HURTS! D. ALLEY: I REALLY DON'T MIND IF I SIT THIS ONE OUT. CINDO: MY LITTLE OPINION DOESN'T COUNT MUCH IN THIS BIG WORLD. S. ANDERSON: TO BE PROUD OF LEARNING IS THE GREATEST IGNORANCE, | A. ARRINGTON: IT IS BETTER TO SIT QUIETLY AND THOUGHT A FOOL; THAN TO SPEAK UP AND REMOVE ALL DOUBT. B, ARRINGTON: IT IS BETTER TO HAVE LOVED AND LOST THAN TO NEVER HAVE LOVED AT ALL, J. ARRINGTON: I THINK THAT IF I WERE A SALMON, I'D STICK TO SWIMMING DOWN STREAM. C. ATKINSON: NO PAIN NO GAIN. K, AUBERRY: TRAVEL NOT DOWN MY ROAD BUT UP YOURS, P, AUSTIN: SMALL LIKE DYNAMITE, BUT TWICE AS EXPLOSIVE, N, BAILEY: DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO UNTO YOU! D. BAKER: STONED AGAIN--BOOGIE BALL, M, BEASLEY: ALL GREAT MEN ARE DYING AND I DON'T FEEL WELL. C.B.: I'M VERY FAR AWAY. IT TAKES ABOUT A-HALF-A-DAY TO GET THERE, IF YOU TRAVEL BY DRAGONFLY. DALE ALLEN CINDY ALLISON BETSY ARRINGTON KENT AUBERRY DWIGHT BAKER 192 GARY ALLEN STEVE ANDERSON JIMMY ARRINGTON PAM AUSTIN MALCOM BEASLEY DOY.LE ALLEY, SS t ANITA ARRINGTON CHARLIE ATKINSON NORMA BAILEY CHARLIE BEHRE SARAH BORCHERT KENNY BORING DOUG BOWEN S. BORCHERT: EITHER IT IS DAY OR ITIS NIGHT... FURD : AN INDIVIDUAL, IN BODY AND IN SOUL MUST REACH AND STRUGGLE AGAINST MANKIND'S CONFORMITY AND BE YOUR TRUE SELF. REESE BOYD STEVE BRADY GARY BRIDGMAN D. BOWEN: SOME MEN SEE THINGS AS THEY ARE AND SAY WHY. I DREAM THINGS THAT NEVER WERE AND SAY WHY NOT. R. BOYD: WE KNOW NOTHING OF TOMORROW; OUR BUSINESS IS TO BE GOOD AND HAPPY TODAY. S. BRADY: YOU GIVE BUT LITTLE WHEN YOU GIVE OF YOUR POSSES- SIONS. IT IS WHEN YOU GIVE OF YOURSELF THAT YOU TRULY GIVE. COOKIE: TAKE WHAT THE WORLD OFFERS; BUT OFFER THE WORLD WHAT IT DOESN'T OFFER YOU. J. BROOKS: A SMILE IS A TYPE OF LANGUAGE WHICH EVERYONE UNDERSTANDS, CARRIE BROOKS JOYCE BROOKS JUDY BROOKS B. BROWN: LIFEIS JUST WHATEVER YOU MAKE OUT OF IT. MARY LOU: LET US BE THE FIRST TO GIVE A FRIENDLY SIGN, TO NOD FIRST, SMILE FIRST, SPEAK FIRST, AND IF SUCH A THING IS NECES- SARY - FORGIVE FIRST! D. BRYSON: I'D RATHER BE SORRY FOR SOMETHING I DID THAN FOR SOMETHING I DIDN'T DO. ' BRUCE BROWN DEBBIE BROWN JOANN BROWN As long as the Stones Ol elite will be but a. OK Ein time. DENNIS BRYSON MICHAEL BRYSON 193 G. BUCHANAN: YOU MUST BEGIN BY KNOWING THAT YOU HAVE AL- READY ARRIVED, L. BURCHFIELD: HAPPINESS IS BEING TALL Pee BURGIN:SWELY eee ene Po BYERS?) VIS BETLERa.O KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT AND APPEAR STUPID, THEN TO OPEN IT AND RE- MOVE ALL DOUBT! Dy CABLE: WHILE T VER LIVES LEG ME NOT LIVE IN VAIN. T. CABLE: WORK DON'T BOTHER ME AND I DON'T BOTHER IT. P. CAGLE: THIS IS TOO MUCH! D. CALDWELL: DEWAYNE THE BATHTUB, I'M DWONING. J. CALDWELL: THE BEST WAY TO BREAK A HABIT IS TO DROP IT. DIZZY: I WILL NOT FOLLOW WHERE THE PATH WILE LEADS BUTT WILL GO WHERE THERE IS NO PATH, AND I WILL LEAVE NO TRAIL, C. CARRIER: THINK SMALL, EEK. . EEK!! Bs. CARSWELL: SMILE THEY ‘Li WONDER WHAT YOU'VE BEEN DO- ING. GLORIA BUCHANAN PATT BURGIN TERRY CABLE JEFFREY CALDWELL To everything there is a season and a time for every - thing under heaven, 194 LARRY BURCHFIELD PATRA BYERS PHYLLIS CAGLE Life is a song worth singing. Why don't you sing it? DANNY CABLE DEWAYNE CALDWELL ROBERT CALDWELL CHRIS CARRIER LANIER CALHOUN BESSIE CARSWELL What will become of me now? DEBBIE CARSWELL DEBRA CHANDLER D. CARSWELL: A SMILE COSTS NOTH- ING BUT CREATES MUCH. D. CHANDLER: FAITH IS THE SUR- FACE OF THINGS HOPED FOR, THE EVIDENCE OF THINGS NOT SEEN. WOODY: PREJUDICE IS BEING DOWN ON WHAT WE ARE NOT UP ON. DO NOT JUDGE YOUR FRIEND UNTIL YOU STAND IN HIS PLACE. V. CHASTAIN: TO HAVE A FRIEND, BE A FRIEND. Mo CLARK: AH, YES: BUT CAN THE STEAM ENGINE DO. Do COGDILIZTOVE). . LIPE'S iT TLE REFRESHER. K, COGDILL: I WOULD RATHER BE REAL THAN A PHONY. C. COPE: FRIENDSHIP IS THE ONLY CEMENT THAT WILL EVER HOLD THE WORLD TOGETHER. R. COPE: I'VE FOUND MY SOUL - REATLESS AND FREE AND FEELING KATHY COGDILL MARTHA CONNER CAROLYN COPE GOOD! A, COX: IF YOU WANT TO DOIT, GO AHEAD AFTER IT'S DONE, THERE'S NO NEED TO WORRY. R, CRADDOCK: SMILE, YOU'RE ON CANDID CAMERA. C, CRAIG: YOU AIN'T NOTHIN BUT A HOUNDDOG! S. CRAWFORD: LIFE IS LIKE A PUZ- ZLE - ONE PIECE AFTER ANOTHER. J. CRYAN: WHAT YOU ARE SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WHAT YOU SAY: SO BE AND DO WHAT YOU WANT. VERA CHASTAIN MYRON CLARK RITA COPE ANITA COX ROBBIE CRADDOCK CARROLL CRAIG STEVE CRAWFORD JIMMIE CRYAN 195 Ge CULLEN: IF YOU GOT NOTHING; YOU GOT NOTHING TO LOOSE, R, CUNNINGHAM: DO UNTO OTHERS AS THEY DO UNTO YOU. M. CZARNECKI: I LIVE NOT IN MY- SELF BUT I BECOME A PORTION OF THAT AROUND ME, AND TO ME HIGH MOUNTAINS ARE A FEELING AND THE HUM OF HUMAN CITYIES— AOR IMONSIS.. AMID) SVE NAY J. DAVIS: MAN--WITH HIS HAT ON HE’S ABOUT FIVE INCHES TALLER THAN A TAXICAB. See DAVIS: Wien Oi B, DEHART: LOOK? I FINALLY MADE iT. J. DINGMAN: BETTER TO REMAIN SILENT AND BE THOUGHT A FOOL THAN TO SPEAK OUT AND REMOVE ALL DOUBT, P, DIPPY: CHRIST IS COMING. ARE YOU READY? D. DOCKERY: WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE GET; WE MAKE A LIFE BY WHAT WE GIVE. C. DORWARD: EVERYTHING IS FUN- NY, IF IT HAPPENS TO SOMEBODY SiS. D, EARLEY: ALL GREAT MEN ARE DYING AND I DON'T FEEL WELL, D2 EAST: It'S BEEN 12°RONG WEARS? D. EDWARDS: IT'S BEEN 12 LONG YEARS! LET'S BOOGIE! GREG CULLEN ROBERT MARY CZARNECKI CUNNINGHAM JIM DAVIS STEVE DAVIS BECKY DEHART ANGELA DILLARD JEFFREY DINGMAN PHILLIP-DIPPY Sunshine most always makes me high!! DAN DOCKERY CATHY DORWARD So does Steve Sutton's Tuscola Grass, ve: i DARRELL EARLEY DAVID EAST 196 EA GARY EDWARDS CHARLES EVANS KENNETH FERGUSON If anybody around here bought cigarette butts to be Gecycled,s! could retire before 18!! G. EDWARDS: WHY ME LORD? C. EVANS: A FELLOW CAN'T AFFORL ANITA FINGER ROBIN FORGA TO LEARN WITH ALL THIS LOVING GOING ON! A. FINGER: LAUGHTER IS THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO PEOPLES R. FORGA: A MERRY HEART MAKETH A CHEERFU L COUNTENANCE: BUT BY SORROW OF THE HEART THE SPIRIT IS BROKEN. K, FRADY: SMILE TODAY, FOR TO- MORROW MAY NEVER COME. K. FRANKLIN: THE BEGINNING IS THE MOST IMPORTANT. K. FREEMAN: I'M GONE WITH THE WIND IF I PASS ENGLISH! URRRR part it KyeE RIESGH: 11S THESSONGS YOU SING AND THE SMILES YOU WEAR KATHY FRADY CHUCK FRANCIS HAROLD FRANKLIN THAT MAKES THE SUNSHINE EVERY- WHERE, P, FRISBEE: A SMILE IS A CURVE THATsHELESa OfETelHINGS STRAIGHT, AND EVEN A BABY UN- DERSTANDS IT. (aGAN le AS SMILES TAL GCURY ECEEAT STRAIGHTENS OUT A LOT OF THINGS. KAREN FRANKLIN KEN FREEMAN KATHY FRIESH PAM FRISBEE RHONDA GADDIS JOHN GANTT 197 J. GANTT: LIFE TO ME IS LOVE, AND LOVE TO ME IS LIFE. R. GARRISON: I'VE NEVER BEEN THIS FAR BEFORE! A. GENTRY: ... AND THIS IS THE WEAVING OF HUMAN LIVING OF WHOSE FABRIC EACH INDIVIDUAL IS A PART. T. GIBBS: MANY PEOPLE ARE SO AFRAID OF DYING THAT THEY NEVER BEGIN TO LIVE. . K. GIBSON: TO LEARN AND NEVER BE FILLED IS WISDOM. TO TEACH AND NEVER BE. WEARY IS LOVE. L. GIDNEY:. EVERY THING CHANGES. D. GLAVICH: WITH OPPORTUNITY COME RESPONSIBILITY. J. GOODSON: LIVE AS YOU LIKE, AS LONG AS YOU LIKE. C. GRAY: I DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS SCHOOL IS COMING TO, BUT I'M GLAD I'M GONE. C. GREEN: THE ONLY WAY TO LIVE IS TO LOVE WITHIN EACH OTHER. G. GREEN: SMILE AND THE WORLD SMILES WITH YOU, FROWN AND THE WORLD FROWNS. HUGH-DOG: AMOEBAS AT THE START WERE NOT COMPLEX; THEY TORE THEMSELVES APART AND STARTED Sexe K, GREEN: IF YOU ARE GONNA DO SOMETHING STUPID, MAKE IT SENSATIONAL. K. GREEN: KING OF BOTTLED BEER! JULIE GANTT TELINDA GIBBS DAVID GLAVICH CHARLES GRAY HUGH GREEN 198 ROY LEE GARRISON KATHY GIBSON JOYCE GOODSON CARL GREEN n KATHY GREEN ANNE GENTRY LAURA GIDNEY NO GAS! ! PUMPS CLOSED! GARY GREEN Don't always pass off, Shoot once in a while. SUE GREEN DEBBIE GREENE We may never pass this way again. LARRY GROH KEITH GUNTER DEBBIE GUY DENISE HANNAH PAM HANNAH Remember life is just a High School.. melody. the best years of your life. School is out for ever... LANI GREENE JACKIE GUNTER DANNY HALL RONNIE HANNAH There comes a tine ingeveryi= one's life when they feel it's time to be free of the everyday pressures, 199 S. GREEN: WHEN ALL ARE ONE AND ONE IS ALL, TO BE A ROCK AND NOT LOSROLE, D. GREEN: WE ARE ALWAYS GETTING READY TO LIVE, BUT NEVER LIVING. ‘L..GREENE: OPEN YOUR HEART, OPEN YOUR MIND LOOK FOR THE BEST AND THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL FIND. Pe GROH ANDI WIPE THA TySILLy GRIN OFF YOUR FACE! M. GROOMS: MAN CAN ONLY FACE SO MUCH REALITY AT ONE TIME, Jo-GUNTERS LIVE FOR, TODAY, FOR TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME, Ke GUNTER: OU TOF SIGHT IS NOT ALWAYS OUT OF MIND. D. GUY: CHILDREN DON'T DO WHAT I HAVE DONE, I COULDN'T WALK AND I TRIED TO RUN. DeHALL BIRDSSIN SKY FISHIN THE SEA, IF [EVER GRADUATE, IT WILL SURE SURPRISE ME, P, HANNAH: WE ALL NEED SOMEONE TO LEAN ON, CELEBRATE BEING YOU--ALONG WITH ME. R. HANNAH: NEVER JUDGE A MAN BY HIS SHADOW. IT MAY BE A CLOUDY DAY. S. HARPE: GET NAKED!!! G. HASKETT: JUST GETTIN! HIGH. D HAYNES EVERY SiVEP WE WALK WE ARE LEAVING FOOTPRINTS BEHIND US. COTTON: 100% COTTON; T. HAYNES: THE REWARD FOR A THING WELL DONE IS TO HAVE DONE GC. HAZELL Ste SEGRE Ole ALIENCE IS FINDING SOMETHING ELSE TO DO IN THE MEANWHILE, Re HENDRICKS: ONCE YOU HAVE FOUND TER! NEVERSLE Te IERSGOu AP TERVALL THEYIRE EVAR DiTOreOME BY elie SEyD As: N@HENDRIX: THEIONLYS PEOPLE, WIVEEt WHOM YOU SHOULD TRY TO GET EVEN ARE THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED YOU? Ba HENRY? DON ISLET THE SEEDS SPOIL YOUR ENJOYMENT OF A WATERMELON, JUST SPIT OUT THE SEEDS. S. HENRY: TO STRIKE AT A SERPENT THAT HISSES MAY ONLY CAUSE IT TO SPRING. Pee RRON TTS EAS ea TOnle Lies DE DU Pit Ss TARDETOsTELEONEY ONE. PJ: A NEW DAY WILL DAWN FOR THOSE WHO STAY LONG, AND THE FOREST WILL ECHO WITH LAUGHTER. Wo HILL: Ib YOU WON'T D@ IT, AND DON' TE WANT IO DOVE SYOUTOUGHT TO BE TIED AND MADE To Do IT. K. HIPPS: TI'S SO EASY TO BE HARD, E. HOGLEN: IF YOU CAN'T BE ANY- THING ELSE IN LIFE---BE A FRIEND. M. HOLLAWAY: IF MUSIC IS THE LOODIOM LOVES ELAYGONE DD HOOPER: WELL THATS THAT: DEBBIE HAYNES CELESTE HAZELL BECIQ@ HENNA PAM HERRON ERNES TINE HOGLEN 200 JOE RAY HAYNES RICK HENDRICKS STEVE HENRY WALLY HILLY MARGARET HOLLOWAY TIM HAYNES NEAL HENDRIX ED HERRON KENNY HIPPS DANNY HOOPER DEANNA HOWELL DIANE HOWELL GAIL HOWELL MICHAEL HOWELL ELIZABETH HOWEY MARTHA HYATT DANNY JAMES TERRY JENNINGS He that lives on dreams must live alone, GORDON JOHNSON DALE JONES DIANE JONES EDDIE JORDAN D. HOWELL: I DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS WORLD IS COMING TO. D. HOWELL: THE LOVE WE GIVE AWAY IS THE ONLY LOVE WE KEEP. G. HOWELL: ENJOY LIFE INSTEAD OF KEEPING IT UNDER. M. HOWELL: I AM CONTENT WITH WHAT I HAVE. E. HOWEY: THUD'!S LAW: I AM CONTENT WITH WHAT I HAVE. M. HYATT: LOOK FORWARD TO THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. J. JAYNES: I'M GLAD IT'S OVER. T. JENNINGS: WHEN YOU'RE DOWN IN MOUTH, REMEMBER JONAH, HE CAME OUT ALL RIGHT. G. JOHNSON: I LOST THE POT OF GOLD I FOUND AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW. D. JONES: TRY A LITTLE KINDNESS. D. JONES: AS LONG AS I CAN REMEM- BER... D. JONES: A MAN'S REPUTATION IS ONLY WHAT MEN THINK HIM TO BE; HIS CHARACTER IS WHAT GOD KNOWS HIM TO BE. J. JUSTICE: STRIVE TO BE HAPPY AND YOU'LL ENJOY LIFE BETTER. M, KELLEY: GREAT SPIRIT--GRANT THAT I MAY NOT CRITICISE MY NEIGHBOR UNTIL I HAVE WALKED A MILE IN HIS MOCCASINS. R, KELLEY: IF A MAN LIVES TO HATE, HE DOESN'T LIVE AT ALL. L. KIMBALL: JUDGE ME AS YOU WILL, I AM AS I AM! K. KIRKPATRICK: WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN TO LIVE. W. KNIGHT: GET REAL HIGH AND BE HAPPY. R. LANNING: WHATEVER IS WORTH DOING AT ALL, IS WORTH DOING WELL. AMEN YOGIE : NOW THAT THIS IS OVER, SOMEBODY DEAL THE CARDS! G. LEDFORD: A MISS IN THE CAR IS WORTH TWO IN THE ENGINE. K, LEDFORD: TO HAVE HAPPINESS, ONE MUST SHARE IT. S. LEDFORD: I'VE GOT A QUESTION. COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE IS.... T. LEDFORD: MAN IS HUNTER, WOMAN IS THE GAME! T. LENTZ: NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENED, THERE'S ALWAYS SOME- ONE WHO KNEW IT WOULD. W. LESLIE: KEEP SMILING. ..IT MAKES PEOPLE WONDER WHAT YOU'VE BEEN UP TO! JUNE JUSTICE MARY JO KELLEY RICHARD KELLEY LEE KIMBALL KATHY KIRKPATRICK WILLIAM KNIGHT 38 ROMAINE LANNING TAYLOR LATHAM GENE LEDFORD KATHY LEDFORD KEVIN LEDFORD STEVE LEDFORD Book reports are the crab- grass in the illustrious lawn of life. TERESA LENTZ WALTER LESLIE 202 GLENDA LIGHTFOOT LUCILLE LINDSEY DARLENE MANEY MELANIE MATHIS We've come a long way baby! ANNE LINDSAY EDDIE LOWE SCOTT MARTIN MIKE MATHIS WANDA MEADOWS AL LINDSEY ROGER LOWE WAYNE MASSEY RONNIE MATHIS JACKIE MEDFORD 203 FANNIE ANNIE: IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED--GIVE UP THERE IS NO USE IN BEING SILLY ABOUT IT. A. LINDSEY: FOREVERMORE L. LINDSEY: SILENCE IS GOLDEN, IF THATS (HE (CASE ML BE RICH 4! R. LOWE: REMEMBER TO SMILE. IT'S THE BEGINNING OF HAPPINESS. D. MANEY: THOUGH WE TRAVEL THE WORLD OVER TO FIND THE BEAUTIFUL, WE MUST CARRY IT WITH US OR WE FIND TT NOT. W. MASSIE: HAILED TO US FROM N.J. M. MATHIS: THE BEST YEARS OF MY LIFE ARE JUST BEGINNING ! M. MATHIS: A LITTLE BIT HERE AND ASLIP TLE BIS THERE, NEVER BURT NOBODY ! R. MATHIS: YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE; LIVE IT RIGHT, W. MEADOWS: LOVE ISN'T LOVE TILL YOU GIVE IT AWAY. : J. MEDFORD: NO MAN IS A FAILURE UNTIL HE GIVES UP! P, MEDFORD: DAFFODILS. V. MESSER: IF 1 SHOULD BEGIN LIFE AGAIN, I WOULD WANT IT AS IT WAS. I WOULD ONLY OPEN MY EYES A LITTLE MORE. P, METCALF: IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED, TRY, TRY AGAIN. J. MIGLIARINI: ... AND THIS IS THE WEAVING OF HUMAN LIVING. OF WHOSE FABRIC EACH INDIVIDUAL IS A PART. L. MILLER: MAYBE, MAYBE NOT. S. MILLS: IT'S NOT NICE TO FOOL MOTHER NATURE. M. MILLSPAUGH: ROAM THE LAND, FLY THE SKY, AND SWIM THE SEA, BE ALL THAT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO BE. C. MILLWOOD: LET YOUR YEAH BE YEAH! B. MILLNER: LOVE YOUR ENEMIES; IT WILL DRIVE THEM CRAZY! M. MOCK: WE DO NOT REMEMBER DAYS, WE REMEMBER MOMENTS. L. MOFFITT: CHOSEN BUT ONCE AND CHERISHED FOREVER. B. MOODY: AIN'T IT HIGH TIME WE WENT? PHILAN MEDFORD STEVE MEH AFFEY CONNIE MELTON MIKE MESSER VICKIE MESSER PAULA METCALF JEAN MIGLIARINI LARRY MILLER SABRINA MILLS DS MARC MILLSPAUGH CHARLENE MILLWOOD BARRY MILNER MELANIE MOCK LYNN MOFFITT BARRY MOODY 204 CHUCK MOODY PATSY MOORE JERRY MORROW Yesterday, a time that can never be lived again, KATHLEEN MULL WANDA MUSE THERESA McCLARIN SUSAN McCONNELL BILL McCRACKEN HARRY B. McCRACKEN TERRY McELRATH WILLIAM McLEAN SHERRI NAVE JOE NESBITT ELAINE NICHOLS 205 J. MORROW: REEFER,; REEFER! K. MULL: LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND. T. McCLARRIN: SEARCHING FOR HOPES HATS YETATO RE FOUND: Sa McCONNELL: “WHYSHURRY?s IV EGO 1 HE RESTVOrsM Y LIFE TO GEde THERES B. McCRACKEN: TO ERR IS HUMAN, BUT TO GOOF UP IS NATURAL. H.B. McCRACKEN: A CANNON BALL IS HEAVIER THAN A B.B. Ty McELRATH: DNEV ER LET) SCHOOL WORK INTERFERE WITH MY EDUCA- TION. W. McLEAN: WE MUST LAUGH BE- FORE WE ARE HAPPY FOR FEAR WE DIE BEFORE WE LAUGH AT ALL. S. NAVE: THE DOOR TO HAPPINESS OPENS OUTWARD. J. NESBITT: WHEN I WORK, I WORK HARD; WHEN I SIT, I SIT LOOSE; AND WHEN I THINK, I FALL ASLEEP. ES NICHOLS 3 YES TERDAYSIS BUT TODAY'S MEMORY AND TOMORROW IS TODAY'S DREAM. BILL NOLAND RITA NOLAND PAM OUTLAW Some people say the worst is yet to come, but for me the worst is now OVETs B. NOLAND: WINNING ISN'T EVERY- THING, BUT IT'S THE MOST IM- POR TANT. R. NOLAND: HOW LONG AGO IT MAY SEEM SINCE YESTERDAY. PAMARAMA : TWO ROADS DIVERG- ED IN A WOOD, AND I TOOK THE ONE LESS TRAVELED BY. THAT HAS MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. T. J. PAINTER: WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS IS MORE ' SPIZARINKTUMS. JIMMY OWENBY LINDA OWENS T.K. PAINTER: THERE IS A PASSION HERE THAT WOULD DRIVE A DEAF SAINT TO LEARN VIOLIN AND PLAY BEETHOVEN AT STONEHENGE ETERNALLY TRAPPED! K. PHILLIPS: YOU CAN'T BE NATURAL; YOU CAN'T GO BACK, P, PHILLIPS: WHEN NIGHT DRAWS BACK THE CURTAIN AND PINS IT WITH A STAR, REMEMBER I'M STILL YOUR FRIEND THOUGH YOU MAY WANDER FAR. K. PLEMMONS: LET SLEEPING DOGS ie K, PLEMMONS: DON'T HEIST ONE FLAT. M. PLEMMONS: WE MAY GIVE WITHOUT LOVING BUT WE CANNOT LOVE WITHOUT GIVING. D. PUTMAN: THE REWARD OF A THING WELL DONE IS TO HAVE DONE IT. D. QUEEN: WE ARE BORN TO LOVE, AND ONLY WHEN WE LOVE ARE WE LIVING. TERRY KIM PAINTER KAREN PHILLIPS PATRICIA PHILLIPS KEITH PLEMMONS KEN T PLEMMONS My senior year, a time to remember, DIANE PUTNAM DIANA QUEEN 206 He that plants thornes must never expect to gather roses, BRENDA RATHBONE LYNNE RATHBONE BOBBY SHOOK WILMA RATHBONE RUSTY RECTOR TERESA REECE MARY ELLA REED ek DAVID REEVES TIM RHINEHART TRENIA RHINEHART + TUSCOLA IS.. Gerke EeAa Ey TIM RHODES FRANK RIDDLE 207 B. RATHBONE: YOUR ULCERS ARE NOT BECAUSE OF WHAT YOU ARE EATING, BUT WHAT'S EATING YOU! Joon EDONE S| IISEASY TO TELL A Li BUT TIS HARD TO TELLONLY ONE. L. RATHBONE: IF I HAVE ONLY ONE LIFE TOoLIVE Let ME SPEND TT WITH THEONE TLOVE RICK! B. SHOOK: DO WHAT YOU DO; Do IT RIGHT. C. SIMMONS: REPUTATION IS WHAT ReeRECTOR=S 11'SPABOU PF TIME! T. REECE: DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO NOW, BECAUSE TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME. M. REED: NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD THINGS TO BEGIN. D. REEVES: HAPPINESS IS--600 CATTLE AND (A PRETTY WIFE. 2. RHINEHART: I LOVE MY SCHOOL AND I LOVE MY CLASS; BUT ALL THESE TEACHERS CAN KISS My---! T. RHINEHART: A SMILE IS A CURVE THAT STRAIGHTENS OUT A LOT OF THINGS. T. RHODES: IF YOU EDUCATE A MAN, YOU EDUCATE AN INDIVIDUAL; IF YOU EDUCATE A WOMAN, YOU EDUCATE A FAMILY. Re RIDDLEwIF INO ly FOR LOVE SALE WOULD BE LOST. R. ROBINSON: LOVE ME AND I WILL LOVE YOU; DAMN ME AND I WILL PRAY FOR) YOU: Je RODGERS] THE TROUBLESW ITE SOME PEOPLE IS THEY WON'T ADMIT THEIR FAULTS. I'D ADMIT MINE IF I HAD ANY. B. ROSS: IF A MAN FALLS FROM neAns BICHT HAND_THEN. ..HE IS SAINT TO LEARN VIOLIN AND PLAY BEETHOVEN AT STONEHENGE ETERNALLY TRAPPED! : AND SHE'S BUYING A STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN. Bo ROUSER!VAS C.sDEWEESE SAYS: MAY ALL OF YOUR UPS AND DOWNS INSTIFE BESIN BED: S. SCRUGGS: SOMETIMES AN IDEA IS TOO DEAR TO ITS ORIGINATOR TO HAVE TT BATTERED ABOUT BY THOSE WHO DON'T UNDERSTAND IT. D. SERAFINO: SO LIVE THAT YOU WOULD NOT MIND SELLING YOUR PET PARROT TO THE TOWN GOSSIP: C. SETSER: NO MAN'S RELIGION EVER SURVIVES HIS MORALS. D. SETZER: WHEN THE POWER OF LOVE BECOMES STRONGER THAN THE LOVE OF POWER, THEN THERE WILL BE PEACE, It's kinda saa being a senior, you'll leave andsnevetmsee many friends again! REBA RIDDLE RONNIE ROBINSON MYRA ROGERS BILL. ROSS JIMMY OWENBY NANCY ROUSER WILLIAM ROUSER DEAN RUSSELL Being a senior ate Uiiosisalike hoeing your last row of tobaccOweer. RONNIE SCHULHOFER SARA JO SCRUGGS DIANA SERAFINO CHARLES SETSER DEBRA SETZER 208 LYNN SETZER MICHAEL SHELTON CATHY SIMMONS KAY SMATHERS GREG SMITH JAN SHEEHAN VALERIE SHEPARD STEVE SISKE GARY SMITH Everyone has dreams. Tuscola is a good place to start. FLOYD SHELTON BOBBY SHOOK SANDY SLUDER GARY D. SMITH 209 L. SETZER: SMILE, THEN THE WHOLE WORLD SMILES WITH YOU. J. SHEEHAN: IF SILENCE IS GOLDEN, THEN I'LL NEVER BE RICH. F, SHELTON: EVEN BRIGHT PEOPLE HAVE THEIR DULL MOMENTS. VAL: I'M JUST SITTIN' ON A RAIN- BOW WAITIN!' FOR MY CLOUD TO COME FLOATIN! BY. B. SHOOK: DO WHAT YOU DO; DO IT RIGHT. C. SIMMONS: REPUTATION IS WHAT MEN AND WOMEN THINK OF US. CHARACTER IS WHAT GOD AND ANGELS KNOW OF US. S. SISKE: A MAN MUST WALK MANY MILES TO FULLY UNDERSTAND OUR PRESENT PROBLEM. (S2): IF I SHOULD MEET THEE AFTER LONG YEARS, HOW SHOULD I GREET THEE ?---WITH SILENCE AND TEARS. K. SMATHERS: I FIND AS I GROW OLDER THAT I LOVE THOSE WHOM I LOVED FIRST: G. SMITH: TAKE THINGS AS THEY COME; BUT TRY TO MAKE THINGS COME AS YOU WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THEM. G. SMITH: HEY! HOW YOU DOING? Ko SMITH: YOUTHS BUT A HALLWAY TORE FUTURE: R. SMITH: KEEP THE RACES STRAIGHT. S. SMITH: WHEN YOU GET TO THE END OF YOUR ROPE, TIE A KNOT IN IT AND HANG ON. STRUT: THE HUMAN MIND COULD NEVER FACE VERY MUCH REALITY. V. SPRINGER: NEVER FEAR THAT YOUR LIFE MIGHT COME TO AN END. RATHER, FEAR THAT IT HAVE NO BEGINNING. R. STAMEY: IF THEY ONLY KNEW, IT MIGHT BE WORTH MY WASTED TIME. V. STEPHENS: LIVE YOUR OWN LIFE, FOR YOU WILL DIE YOUR OWN DEATH. D, STEVENSON: FORGET THE PAST, LOOK FORWARD TO THE FUTURE. J. STEVENSON: I'VE NEVER BEEN HURT BY ANY THING I DIDN'T SAY. B. SUTTON: MAKE HASTE SLOWLY! KAREN SMITH MICHAEL SORRELLS AUTHOR STEINELL JANET STEVENSON You can't go to the bath- room unless you buy a candy bar, Mrs. Boyer 210 RONNIE SMITH VELDA SPRINGER VICK STEPHENS Tho times are strange, mankind is far stranger. Suffer thru 12 years of school, And what do you get, Debts for graduation fees SUSAN SMITH ROGER STAMEY DEBBIE STEVENSON Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be frees Graduating is like being found NOT GUILTY when the trial is finally over. JENETTE SUTTON JUDY SUTTON STEVE SUTTON JOYCE SWANGER CLETA TANKERSLEY LINDA TATHAM DEBBIE TAYLOR GREYSIERRELE ReA Ye liLLEY VIVAN TRANTHAM DEBBIE TUCKER STEVE TURNER SARA UNDERWOOD LYNN VERNON yA S. SUTTON: THERE MUST BE BAN- JOES IN HEAVEN. C. SWANGER: LIVE AND LET LIVE! J. SWANGER: YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE. BUT IF YOU LIVE RIGHT, ONCE IS ENOUGH. RIGHT BRUCE?!? J. SWIFT: A PLUMP WIFE AND A BIG BARN NEVER DID ANY MAN HARM. C. TANKERSLEY: WHAT IS LIFE ALL ABOUT? IS IT BEING INVOLVED? AWILE, L. TATHAM: YOU CAN ONLY MAKE OTHERS HAPPY BY BEING HAPPY YOURSELF. D. TAYLOR: TIS NOT THE DEPTH OF THE RIVER THAT DROWNS A MAN, IT'S THE WATER. G. TERRELL: EVERYONE THAT WAITS FOR THE RIGHT TIME USUALLY ACHIEVES THEIR GOAL. J. N. J.: SOME PEOPLE GO THROUGH LIFE GETTING RESULTS; OTHERS GET CONSEQUENCES. V. TRANTHAM: LOVE AND LIFE... WONDERFUL. D. TUCKER: LEARN FROM YESTER- DAY, LIVE FOR TODAY, AND HOPE FOR TOMORROW! CULL: OBSERVATION AND REALIZA- TION OF LIFE'S BEAUTY IS THE ULTIMATE HIGH... FOR SURE! S. UNDERWOOD: ONE REASON WHY A DOG IS SUCH A LOVABLE CREATURE, IS THAT HIS TAIL WAGS INSTEAD OF HIS TONGUE. L. VERNON: WHAT DO YOU MEAN? T. WALTON: BILL AND JOHN BOY AIN'T GOT NOTHING ON ME. K. WARD: THE SMILE ON YOUR FACE IS THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW THAT TELLS PEOPLE YOU ARE HOME. A. WARREN: LOVE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT, NOT HOW YOU MAKE IT. K. WATKINS: ALL GREAT MEN ARE DYING; I FEEL ILL. C. WAY: OPEN YOUR EYES AND SEE THE BRAND NEW DAY, A CLEAR BLUE SKY AND A BRIGHT SHINNING SUN! L. WESLEY: TO COME IS LIFE'S GREATEST UNDERSTANDING. R. WHISENHUNT: THE THREE TRUE- LY GREAT TIMES FOR THINKING ARE IN THE SHOWER, ON THE JOHN, OR HIKING. BY FAR THE GREATEST OF THESE IS HIKING. D. WHITE: THE CHALLENGE IN LIFE IS TO BE YOURSELF. R. WHITE: REAL HAPPINESS IS CHEAP ENOUGH, YET HOW DEARLY WE PAY FOR COUNTERFEIT, S. WHITE: NEVER WALK SO FAST THAT YOU CAN'T SMELL THE FLOWERS, T. WHITNER: GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GRADUATE ME. S. WHICKAM: NON-RABBITS ARE REALLY PRETTY NICE, K. WILLIAMS: IF I CAN'T REACH DOWN AND PULL YOU UP, THEN I WON'T REACH UP AND PULL YOU DOWN. TIM WALTON KEITH WATKINS JOEY WEST RHONDA WHITE SUSAN WICKHAM 212 KATHY WARD CHUCK WAY RICK WHISENHUNT SUE WHITE KAREN WILLIAMS ARLESIA WARREN LORI WESLEY DAN WHITE TERRY WHITNER TERESA WILLIAMS RICKY WILSON RITA WINSELL BOBBY WOOD SHIRLEY WOOD THEATA WOOD SUZANNE WRIGHT TERESA WRIGHT DALE WYATT GARY WYATT SHARON WYATT BETTY ZINAVAGE TIM ALLEN 213 R, WILSON: SEEMS LIKE I SCREWED UP AGAIN! R. WINSELL: TO ME LIVE IS CHRIST, BUT TO DIE IS GAIN. Re WOOD] KEEP ON TRUCKING! S. WOOD: A HAPPY FACE MEANS A GLAD HEART; A SAD FACE MEANS A BREAKING HEART! S. WOOD: DO UNTO OTHERS AS Ee DOBUIN TOs OUr T. WOOD: THE WORLD IS FULL OF BEAUTY--WHEN THE HEART IS FULL OFSLOV ES T. WRIGHT: THOSE WHO LOVE TO TALK WILL SUFFER THE CONSEQUENC- OS D. WYATT: BE YOURSELF AND HAVE FUN. G. WYATT: HAVEL, SHALL I, COULD te S. WYATT: A TIME TO LOVE, AND A TIME TO HATE; A TIME OF WAR, AND A TIME OF PEACE, B. ZINAVAGE: SHOULD I BE A CORN- FLAKE, I WOULD BE THE FIRST ONE IN THE BOWL TO BECOME SOGGY. T. ALLEN: A MAN IS ONLY AS BIG AS THE THINGS THAT MAKE HIM MAD. BOYD BRACKETT S. BRADLEY B. L BOONE BORDER BORDER K A B. BOLDEN R D. BOONE Co BLISS BECK M. BEST Ip BARKER BARNETTE D, BARTH R D ALLEN ARRINGTON A. ATKINSON V G . ALDRIDGE ALLEN ALLEN G S J. D. BLAINE D. CAGLE L. CALDWELL M.CALDWELL Days Ortw ee m 1 UO Vay - nit 2 Owo 555 bs Pais SiRiay Z 24 Zz 62 nL — OU ror OO me. and O a Es = OOO me (aa) feayfa a) tUAQ Zaz eee COO me [aayaalaa) AS Ge bl ay AZo ie aqiaana [aaoaaa) Se ] 7 14 2 R. CALHOUN C,. CARPENTER D. CARPENTER R. COLLINS J. CONARD P, CONARD . CABLE euCASEY CATES org L. CONNER L. CONSTANCE M. Ik S. Sor CHAMBERS CLARK CLINE COSGROVE CRAWFORD CRAWFORD D. COGDILL D. COGGINS FE. COLLINS ipo TEENS 5 E, DAVIS Jey CULPEPPER JD AVIS Soe CURTIS W. DAVIS 215 D. DEASON F, DEAVER E, DEHART DeSDEITZ P, DERRICK KG DEWEESE FERGUSON FERGUSON EURE R D. Se DYER EDWARDS EIDAM J L K J. DEWEESE DORR DOTSON c D S. B, GREEN G, GREEN M. GREEN GOSNELL GOUGH GRASTY M. Cs Je T. GILLILAND D. GASTER T. GLAVICH FRANKLIN R, FRANKLIN GALLOWAY J. ie FRANKLIN FRANKLIN D. FRANKLIN Be B: FRANCIS B. Pee hOUGS de eRADY OLE: L. FINGER FISHER Se 16 2 s ae? ets eo P, GREEN T. HANEY D. HARMON R. HARRELL R. ‘HENDERSON D. HICKS R. HOWELL C. GRIFFIN A. HANNAH L. HARPE F. HAYES V. HENDRIX L. HOGLEN M. HYATT D. HANEY S. HANNAH G. HARRELL S. HELMS B. HENSON T. HONEYCUTT R. INMAN C. JAMES C. JOHNSON C. JONES Peg KELLEY, R, LACKEY L. LEDFORD A. LINDSAY D, JAMES L. JOHNSON R. JONES M, KITTS J. LANNING M, LEDFORD D. LINDSAY B. JENKINS T. JOHNSON S. JONES E, KNIGHT J. LANNING J. LINER 1.) LITFRELE EBS oe Co aS 3 SS ay P. LOWE S. MANEY L. MATNEY B. MEDFORD J. MEHAFFEY J. MESSER � METCALF D. MANEY D. MASSIE A. MEDFORD R. MEDFORD S. MEHAFFEY J. MESSER D. MEYERS D, MANEY C. MATHIS B. MEDFORD S. MEDFORD D. MESSER S. MESSER R. MEYERS H. MIDDLETON (aeMILELS L. MOODY R. MOORE J. MORTIMER L,. McCALL M. McCLURE La eMILLER! J. MITCHELL L. MOODY W. MOORE M. McALEE T. McCALL T. McCRACKEN N: MILLER B, MOODY M. MOODY J. MORRIS J. McCALL K. McCAVITT K, McCREADY 218 R. McELROY K, NELSON S. NOLAND A. PALMER P, McCLEAN J. NOLAND V...PACE D. PANKIW D. McPEAK M. NOLAND A. PALMER C, PARKER Pe Ww. BS J. N. M. PARKER PARIS PAT TERSON PRYOR PUTNAM RAMEY Bea PHILLIPS De eRILEIPS J ERHILEIPS K, RAMSEY D, RATHBONE C. RATHBONE R. PLEMMONS va E RESSEEN Pow PRICE D. RATHBONE J. RATHBONE S. RATHBONE R. REID BaRIGH R. RICKMAN K, RUTHERFORD B. SANDERS C. SANFORD S. SCOTT R. SEAGO Ke SEIBERT Sy ye GS 77, 15 ATS RoE SER T. SHEEHAN 220 of y ESSHELTON CTSHULER lS SHULER: L, RIDDLE BreROGERS G, ROGERS D. SMITH P, SMITH R. SMITH oO Ny ZN ye K. ROGERS M. ROGERS M. ROGERS S. SMITH P, SNYDER E. SORREELS J. DD, S. 3. B SORRELLS R, STEVENS Crm BLUE) S. VALENTINE M. WHISENHUNT K. WILSON V. WOOD SPELLER E. STEVENSON MA LOY. M. WALLACE K, WILLIAMS S. WILSON R. WRIGHT SPURLIN KSeTATE K, TURNER G. WHEELER J. WILLIAMSON B. WOODARD K, WYATT WYATT ZIMMERMAN — bee Oe Nees ae 221 G, ALLEN L. ANAGNOST C, ARRANTS J. ARRINGTON K. ARRINGTON S. ARRINGTON ait E. ATKINSON C. BAILY Ree BALL R. BARKER Ie BARRETT Le DARTH B. BEASLEY ‘Te BEASLEY D. BECK J. BECK A. BENSON A. BEST D. BURCHFIELD M. BIRD S. BLAINE K, BOLIN By sO yas) S. BRADLEY G. BRADY W. BRANSON W. BROOKS 222 P, BROW J. BROWN M. BROWN R. BROWNING M. BRYAN BRYANT BRYSON BUCHANAN BUCHANAN BIRCH G. BURGESS P, CABE B. CAGLE F, CAGLE H. CAGLE i, i y 5 X : 1 x W. CAGLE R. CALDWELL P. CHAMBERS L. COLE J. CONARD R, CORBIN T. CZARNECKI C. CALDWELL T. CALDWELL A. CHILDRESS J. COLLINS D. COOK Cc. COWAN CHEDAVIS J. CALDWELL M. CARRINGTON S. CLARK P, CONARD V. COOK D. CRAWFORD D. DAVIS K, CALDWELL P, CARSWELL J. COATES S, CONNELL T. COOPER R, CRAWFORD J. DAVIS L, CALDWELL E, CARVER J. COLE T. CONNER T. COOPER R. CRANE L. DAVIS D, COPE M. CRISP M. DAVIS D. COPE J. CULPEPPER A. DAVIS W. COPE M. CULLIN S. DAVIS 223 DAVIS DAVIS DEITZ DILLARD DILLS DOOR WARD DOVER D. DOWNS ID, IDUCINE AMT M. DUNCAN ID), IB NRULISNG D. EARLEY G. EARLEY L.; ELDERS J.| ENLOE M. ERWIN D. FARMER J. |FENDER C, FERGUSON J. FERGUSON J. FERGUSON R.. FERGUSON R.| FERGUSON R. FIE J. FRAZIER T. FINCANNON S,, FRAZIER K. FISH J. FRANCIS R. FORD J. FRANKLIN M. FORNEY D. FRANKLIN A, FOWLER C, FRANKLIN L. FOY M, FREEMAN T. FRADY S. FRIESH J. FUGATE L. GARDNER L. GASTOR D. GENTRY J. GIBBS T. GIBSON D, GOODSON J. GRANT Wen WO os GREGORY GRIFFIN L. HILL D, HYATT JOHNSON 2 - KIBBE =O T. GRIFFIN M.HILL M. JACKSON JOHNSON OD, JUSTICE KIRKPAT RICK D. GROOMS G. HOPENBROUWER C. JOHNSON R, JUSTICE lL. KNIGHT L. GROOMS D T. HOUSTON JAMES C. JONES S. KAUFMAN S. KNIGHT R. HALL K. HAYNES E, HOWELL D. JAMES D. JONES W., KEENER T. KUYKENDALL V; HALL K. HAYNES M, HOWELL D, JENKINS’ F. JONES J. KELLEY R. LACKEY K. HAMMETT S. HENRY R, HOWELL P, JENKINS’ F. JONES S. KELLEY A, LAMBERTH R. HAMPTON K.HIGHTOWER L, HURLEY T. JENNINGS B. JORDAN G. KENT M. LANCASTER 225 F@® es] eS) ° ry eH LAW D. LINDSEY LEATHERWOOD S. LINDSEY LEDFORD Ke LINDSEY LEDFORD R. LOMASNEY LEDFORD L, LOPEZ LEE DALOws LEE G. McC ALL LENTZ H. McCLURE J. McCLURE S. McCLURE C, McCRACKEN D. McELROY J. McFALLS S. McG AHA K. MCNAMARA M.McWHORTER D. MACK T. MASHBURN S. MEADOWS L. MEDFORD G. MEDFORD P. MESSER To ViLENER: K. MEDFORD S. MESSER D7 MITCHELL S. MEDFORD D. MILLER M. MILNER M. MEHAFFEY C. MILLS C. MONTEITH é Lo MITCHELL P, MOODY A. MOORE E. MOORE E, MOORE K. MOORE B. MULL S. MULL B. MUNDY D. MUSE J. MUSE M. MUSE S. MUSE D. NELSON N. NELSON on NELSON 227 Cp) an Se Fe) PS NICHOLS NOLAND NOLAND NOLAND OWENS OWENS PACH PALMER Wied eS IE tS C. PARTON L. PATTERSON B. PHILLIPS D. PHILLIPS D. PHILLIPS S, PHILLIPS K, PLEMMONS M. 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Bick 234 As we grow older We dream of today 235 And when we are grown We look toward the future For all of our dreams Are dreams of yesterday - EN. 237 SYMPOSIUM 238 HAVIS dadVdSMAN PERSONNEL 24 ee ae BUSINESS STAFF 4 ; 1 wie PA: BS wee ANNUAL ! STAFF « el, HARD, er” 244 pL BVecR EES eOEERI ZAZA SIZES) SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI VEAL PARMIGIANA SUBMARINE SANDWICH AIL DRAFT BEVERAGES COMPLETE CARRY-OUT ORDERS ORB INGS OULD oN ius ee MON. oA. BEST WISHES, TUSCOLA SENIORS a. ae HAYWOOD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS 905 N. MAIN ST, WAYNESVILLE, N.C. 28786 245 Furniture Village Factory Store WHCC-1400 KC 1000 Watts Daytime 250 Watts Nightime 119 W. Main St. Hazelwood, N.C. For Haywood County Congratulations and Tuscola Seniors Seniors of ‘74 Compliments of Congratulations Inve GRAPEVINE 511 Walnut Street To [Tuscola Seniors WAYNESVILLE, NG POLICE DEPARTMENT Waynesville, N.C. 28786 Compliments of Young's Shoes TOWN OF HAZELWOOD, NC. A Center of 123 N. Main Street Waynesville, N.C. 287386 Diversed Industry Compliments of Sherwin-Williams g Compliments of NELSON’S Radio TV Gift Shop Waynesville, N.C. 28786 Mrs. Floyd E, Nelson 246 Boyd's Drive-In . Firestone 247 ee ee a rrC—eCeD ee ee RIE: = SEER A SIO LAREN SN LO EN —— HEN x PER NORGE NBER Rees Se eS : ee eS YONI Te ee —— CC a TT ES TTT ee er ll es S| Sey ewe ENE eonionats EU Nee een : ees SIR SLO SEM NEE Seweiee ASE eisai iii LDL SRT IN EMP REESE TIRES rinting and raphic Printing Blank -— L tem es c 3 Decades | = 248 ne Des | sa Ga @ S CI “2 ee . aK We e ee Sis ee Be SEE es Zi ae OF SIGN OF SERVICE the sign that’s in tune with the times, Lowe’s sign of 211 W. Main Hazelwood . 250 251 PARA DISE PIXIE POS -HAYWOO Waynesville, N a eZ. arolina GC North for Cute Fashions COMPLI E Ht lowe I OB INC. M I er Russ Ave. Ho L i O. € MENTS OF WAYNESVILLE EK AND INSURAN( Double V in ° st i Us CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIOI we ye Z Vy Z, Ui E FE SENIORS O PEOPLE cil yy — BE ‘THE CONGRATULATIONS T SENIORS OF 252 liexs factory outlet shoe store 2182 Brown Ave. Hazelwood Hundreds of styles to choose from, at fantastically low bargain prices. Every kind of footwear imaginable . . . M gor ap for everyone in the family. BARRETT MOTORS | HRYSLER CORPORATION : Plymouth : Dodge Chrysler -l mperial 253 TO SENIORS OF '74 C CONGRATULATIONS 28786 Zo ING ZS RY ZO 7 Gu eC ‘@ 77 N eG GN G AND HEAT WAYNESVILLE 1974 ITURE STRIPPING COMPLIMENTS OF TO SENIORS OF FURN WAY NESVILLE, N.C. MT 204 209 We would like to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Yates, the Annual Staff, the faculty, and the students for their cooperation in making the 1973-74 annual possible. As we close this book of memories, our only hope is that we have captured some of the moments which you the students of Tuscola will remember forever. me K ndoay LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE ... FOR YESTERDAY IS A TIME THAT CAN NEVER BE LIVED AGAIN. 256 ii i| | il | | il | ll I 3 3115 00603 2 | | | | | z= rae) Ss a 7 to =m 7 Oo = oO Q Oo oO: = Ss Ee