Waynesville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Waynesville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

Published By The Senior Class Of WAYNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Waynesville, North Carolina Editor . . . Agnes Jane Roberson Co-Editor . . . Tom Franklin Business Manager . . . Bob Pressley Annual Advisors . . . Miss Margaret Chambers, Miss Harriet Phoenix NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY- EIGHT 2 Haywood We, the Senior Class of 1958, are presenting this yearbook as a pictorial record of our accomplishments at W. T. H. S. On the pages of this book are recaptured many precious moments and long-remembered friendships of the past years. With memories of the months of dreaming, planning, and working that comprise the “Mountaineer”, we dedicate our annual to Mr. M. H. Bowles, the District Superintendent, so well known to all of us, sincerely hoping ' that this book, in some small measure, will show Mr. Bowles how very much we appreciate his inspirational guidance and interest in us.oHis willing¬ ness to help in any way he can, and his ability to cope with all problems have instilled within our hearts a deep sense of respect and admiration for Mr. Bowles. We have reached the first open gate on the road to our individual goals, and we realize that this milestone would never have been reached without Mr. Bowles’ leadership. We are privileged to have the honor of dedicating our annual to such a fine C]hristian man. 4 5 Remembering all the little things that counted . . . seeing the knowledge that wiser ones had to give . . . worrying about book reports and mid-terms, Junior-Senior, and the May Dance . . . thrilling to the kick-off and the excitement over the Canton-Waynesville game.heaving a sigh of relief when exams are over .... and finally realizing that it was all worthwhile. CONTENTS Administration_“Guidance and direction’ Classes_“Preparing us for the future’ Features _ “Rest from daily routine’ Activities_“W. T. H. S. is not all work’ Athletics_“Gives us hours of recreation’ SURROUNDING US IS THE CONSTANT 6 REMINDER OF THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE OURS FORESHADOWING OUR FUTURE, CLASS EXPERIENCES MOLD AND INFLUENCE US Many skills are taught to high school students in the trades and industrial classes. Students learn the proper procedures of the business world through a detailed commercial course. 10 AND 11 ACTIVE PARTICIPATION Teamwork, such as that of our foot¬ ball team, creates a cooperative school spirit. Capable cheerleaders lead us in active group participation. , v— 12 IN I ‘ -a? -;, -f, -:%.w..- ' ; ' ' %■ ' ■ ' ' ' v’- ' i ' Go, Mountaineers, Go!l STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPLIFIES W.H.S. SPIRIT 13 OUR SENIOR YEAR ENJOYABLE AS WE IS BOTH PREPARE Better hurry, five-mimite beir,s riingl! “’W’hat period will we skip?” EDUCATIONAL AND FOR THE EUTURE 15 County Superintendent Mr. Lawrence Leatherwood District Principal Mr. M. H. Bowles Principal Mr. C. E. Weatherby Secretary Mrs. Clyde L. Fisher Ad ministrative Leaders Instruet and Guide 16 English Mrs. Weatherby, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Terrell. Mrs. Smathers, Mrs. Headlee Mrs. Coward Social Studies Miss Phoenix, Mrs. Beraza, Mr. Cogdill, Mrs. Weiler Physical Education Mrs. Arnette, Mr. Swift, Miss Perry Math Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Boyd, Mr. Jaynes Commercial Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Leatherwood. Mr. Jones, Miss Jones. Us In Preparation For Achievement Of Our Secret Goals 17 Science Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Morrow, Mr. Leonard Foreign Language Miss McClure, Miss Chambers Agriculture Mr. Nesbitt FACULTY Home Economics Electronics Mrs, Nesbitt, Mrs. Howell Mr. Burgess 18 TJ Industrial Arts Mr. Scott Art Mr. Fitzpatrick Library Miss Jackson FACULTY Music Mr. Isley 8til Grade Mr, Sorrells, Miss Mozeley, Mr. Smith 19 8th Grade Mr. Evan.s, Miss Boyd, Mr. Haupt 8th Grade Miss Blanton, Mrs. Cabe 7th Grade Mrs. Stovall, Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Rogers FACULTY 7th Grade Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Cole 7 th Grade Mrs. Pilarski, Mrs. Shook, Mrs. Parris 20 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Treasurer Ray Moody.Vice President Freda Breece Evelyn Hightower.Secretary Toby Ray . . To the Senior Class: We the Senior Class officers of Waynesville Township High School hereby wish to express our sincere appreciation to each member of the Senior Class for his cooperation. Our four high school years have passed away but life ' s work has just begun. The years will slip by, but may our fondest memories linger on these blissful days. May the Lord guide our footsteps and bring us safely to higher goals. SENIOR CLASS 21 SENIORS LLOYD ALLEN Men of few words are the best men. GENEVA ALLISON That which is good is always beautiful, ' HELEN ALLISON I have a heart with room for every joy. ' ROSALIND AMMONS A little time for laughter, a little time to sing. JOE ARRINGTON I feel happy--deep down. RALPH ARRINGTON The sky is the limit. FRANKIE ARRINGTON A tiny sprite, yet a merry one. GERALD ARRINGTON I ' m tired of all this nonsense. ' ■T 22 SENIORS CAROLYN ARRINGTON We gain by what we give. JIM BARRETT Serious and sincere in what he does. BARBARA BLANTON I see no need of worrying: it ' ll happen anyway. DOYLE BOLIN I want to be all that I am capable of becoming. TOMMY BOYD To be great is to be misunderstood. FREDA BREECE Deeds, not words. SHIRLEY BRIDGES She laughs at everything; even her own jokes. JUDITH BROWNING Nature made her what she is-- a lovely girl. ” 23 SENIORS FRANCES BRYSON A jest breaks no bones. DEANNA BRYSON Leave silence to the saints-, I am but human. JERE BUCHANAN To live by medicine is to live horribly. GLENN BUMGARNER All is well. RUBY BIRCHFIELD A jolly, unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all. ULUS BURNETTE If he ' s around, what need we anything more. PAUL BURRESS These things called books get ' curiouser and curiouser, CARROLL BURRIS I never indulge in poetics. 24 SENIORS JOYCE BURRIS I would look up, and laugh, and love, and lift, CAROLYN BYRD Pretty is as pretty does. DOYLE CAGLE Life is a joke, and all things show it. GAIL CAM LIN She is a charming woman, therefore to be woo ' d. JAMES CARVER An all around good fellow. RICHARD CHANDLER And when the morrow came, I answered still, ' Tomorrow ' 25 SENIORS CATHERINE CROSS A good book is the best of friends, but wit is cherished by all. FREDDIE CALHOUN The only way to have friends is to be one. SUSIE CLARK Goodness is beauty in its best estate. JOYCE CODY Despite her smallness, she is quite cheerful and gay. BRUCE DAVIS He ' s coming! I hear his footsteps. Thump! Thump! JACKIE DAVIS What care we for that? JUDY DAVIS Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. LYNDA DAVIS The very pink of perfection. 26 SENIORS JERRY DEWEESE Books and teachers are my only objections to education. NANCY DIXON As pure and sweet as sugar. MIKE FERGUSON Much study is a weariness to the flesh. ' MARY ANN FISHER So divinely tall and fair. STEWART DUCKETT I ne ' re ask for a quarter.and I ne ' re will be your slave. MINNIE MAE EVANS Know thyself,and d o n ' t tell everybody about it. JIM FOWLER A combination of personality and character. KATHRYN FRADY Worth her weight in gold. 27 SENIORS SAMMY FRADY Every class has a rule-breaker. TOM FRANKLIN Why should I study? Ain ' t I a genius ? REBA ANN FREEMAN The ornament of her sex. KENNETH FUGATE An open heart, a helping hand. CAROLYN GADDIS Not too serious, not too gay; but a true blue girl in every way. HARRY GADDIS He is all that he seems, and more. 28 SENIORS BILL GARWOOD A man to match the mountains and the sea. JUDY GREEN You ' re thinking about something,and this makes you to forget to talk. KATHERINE GREEN Thought is deeper than all speech. MILFORD GREEN In the race of life he will not be left behind. « LOIS GREENE Thoughtless of beauty, she was beauty ' s self. KEITH GIBSON I never was so ordered about in my life: never. KENNETH GIBSON Whether we are men or not, we make a lot of fuss. LOIS HANNAH So swell a gal. 29 SENIORS EVELYN HIGHTOWER You ' ll always find her true and just, a girl whom all will love and trust. EMMITT HIGGINS Success is marked by a continuous effort. JOE HASKETT I ' ve done my duty, and I ' ve done no more. ANN HEINZ Friendly and ready for fun. MAGGIE HANNAH Character is the only true diploma. HAROLD HARRIS Speech is a mirror of the soul; as a man speaks, so is he. JUNE HENDRICKS Dynamite comes in small packages. ERNIE HENSHAW He conquers who endures. 30 SENIORS CHARLES HOLLAND Little said is little amended. JESSE HOLLINGSWORTH The domestic hearth; there only is happiness. ROSS HOOPER I am sure, care ' s an enemy to life. EDNA HORTON A perfect lady constantly. BEVERLY HOLLOWAY Beauty lives with kindness. BRUCE HIPPS Be a man above all things. LINDA HOWELL Laughter makes the world go round. RONNIE JAMES Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm. 31 SENIORS HILLIARD JONES Young fellows will be young fellows. ELIZABETH KILBY To be simple is to be great. SHIRLEY LEWIS Let us live gaily, for life is all we have. BARBARA LOCKMAN Joy sparkles in her dark brown eyes like a gem. BARBARA LEWIS Her smile is like the morning sun. JACK LEWIS Coal black hair above an ear to ear smile. 32 SENIORS OSCAR McCarter S uccess lies in a man himself. BOBBY McCRACKEN All 1 know is what 1 read in the paper. JIMMY MARCUS The elevator to success is not running; take the stairs. RAY LANE MEDFORD Memory is the best thing I forget with. MICKEY McLEOD What she has been makes her what she is. JIMMIE MANN I meddle with no man ' s business but my own. 33 WILFORD MOODY Don ' t depend on tomorrow, it isn ' t yours yet. DARRELL MOODY I dare do all that may become a man. SENIORS CHARLES MILLER Women.Bah! ! BUD MILLER Take life too seriously, and what is it worth? GRACE MILLS Be thine own self; leave custom to others. DAVID MOODY With the ropes of the present we ring the bells of the future. JANET MILNER Perfection in dress. RAY MOODY All tongues speak of him. 34 SENIORS BILL MOORE There ought to be a book written about me. NANCY MOORE If e ' er she thought an evil thought, she spoke nc evil word. PHYLLIS MORGAN I ' m never sure what I ' m going to do from one minute to another. GAIL MUSE Let me strive to live for others. JERRY NELSON There ' s a place at the top for the right man. AMELIA NICHOLS A good companion, and as firm a friend. JACK NICHOLS A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. JO ANN NOLAND A friend is someone with whom I can always be sincere. 35 SENIORS ANDY OWENS The road to learning is through a questioning mindi POLLY PARKER Sings like a lark. PAN PARKMAN For if she will, she will; and you may depend upon it. TOMMY PARRIS A man is always better than a book. JAMES PARTON Let nothing worry you. BOBBY PRESSLEY Beware, I may do something sensational. JOAN PREVOST Her face so lovely, yet so arch. WAYNE PRUETT All great men are dying, and I don ' t feel well. 36 SENIORS BRENDA QUEEN Do you realize we shall soon have only memories of school? CLARENCE RASH Glad that I live am I. TOBY RAY He will be what he was meant to be - - a man. JAKE REDMOND To know is nothing; to imagine is everything. MARY ANN REED Take life as you find it, but don ' t leave it so. AGNES JANE ROBERSON She has kept none for herself. MONA ROBINSON Her glossy hair was clustered over her brow. DALE ROGERS The world is a stage. 37 SENIORS STUART SCRUGGS If a woman interferes with work - -quit work. SHIRLEY SHEEHAN Her love made all things lovely. JOEL ROTHERMEL AH the world is his to conquer. JIMMY RUFF Whatever he did it was natural to please. BILLY SHERRILL A little learning is a dangerous thing. WILMA SIMS Happy am I, from care am I free; why aren ' t they all contented like me ? BILLY SISK He is wise who listens much and talks but little. BEN SLOAN He knows what ' s what. 38 SENIORS BEVERLY SMITH Ambition is no cure for love. GEORGIA MAE SMITH Live today; tomorrow is not. T. J. STEVENS I will possess the goal or die. NANCY STILES Ever cheerful, ever smiling, ever friendly. WAYNE SUGG Oh, how I wish I could sh ut up like a telescope. JESSIE LEE SUTTON This will never do! BERYL THOMAS You roll my log. I ' ll roll yours. JUDY THOMAS Cute as a bug in a rug. 39 SENIORS LEON TURNER Truth exists for the wise. WANDA TURNER A quiet mind is richer than a crown. HARRY VALENTINE I’m a gone ’coon. DAVID WARREN No really great man has ever thought himself so. PAULINE TREMBLY That which costs the least and does the most is just a simple smile. LYNN TRUITT Someday when I ' m idly dreaming . . . . DAVID UNDERWOOD Parties make the world go round. DAVIS VALENTINE A big butter-and-egg man. 40 SENIORS GREY WATKINS A face so sweet ne ' er hath it been my chance to meet. CHARLES WILSON Goodness is golden. AGATHA WOOD Very little is needed to make a happy life. LINDA WOOD She hath caught a man; what woman wants more ? 41 . I 4 c SUPERLATIVES 42 SUPERLATIVES “Joj ' iog lif, cr? ° ® Contributing a pleasant sight to our campus are the Prettiest and Best Looking Seniors, Joyce Burris and Toby Ray. ypical Stuart Rosalind Ammons and Skipper Sloan ' s accomplishments convince us that they are our Most Talented Seniors. Moody, ’ elia Nichols ® and Ray 43 SUPER Always willing to lend a helping hand are our Best All Around Seniors, Agnes Jane Rober son and Jim Fowler. our Most popular Tom FranUm. Climbing the stairs of success are our Most Likely To Succeed Seniors, Mary Ann Fisher and Joel R othermel. 44 LATIVES In case anyone hasn ' t heard, that score is W.T.H.S. -7,C.H.S. -0 ac¬ cording to our Most School Spirited Seniors. Jewell Campbell and Jere Buchanan, Hend icks It isn ' t hard to tell why Freda Breece and Ulus Burnette were chosen as having Best Personalities. SUPERLATIVES Always looking their best are our Neatest Seniors, Janet Milner and Ray Medford. -vtT T tt ' --■i c rid. - 46 CLASS OFFICERS Johnny Carswell - treasurer Joyce Leatherwood - secretary Denton Adams - president R. C. Green - vice-president 47 JUNIORS Nancy Abel Clifton Arnold Jack Atkins Veda Balding Betty Balentine Charles Balentine Helen Banks David Beck Kay Boyd Mary Ann Boyd Margaret Bradshaw Lucille Brock Peggy Bridges Ronald Bryson Ann Buchanan Brenda Buckner Way Buff Becky Burgin Betty Burnette Carlton Burrell Gaye Cagle Mary Cagle Joyce Caldwell Johnny Carswell Evelyn Chambers Harold Chambers Nancy Chandler Eugene Christopher Bobby Clark Frances Cole 48 JUNIORS Coy Conner Wanda Cordell Richard Covington Joyce Coward Carolyn Davis Leona Davis Mary Evelyn Davis Robert Davis Martha Deaver Ima Jean Duncan David Eavenson Barbara Edwards Jean Edwards David Ensley Judy Ensley Lois Estes Ollie Jean Evans Johnny Mack Farmer Mark Feichter James Ferguson Walter Ferguson Judy Frazie r Loretta Frazier Eugene Fugate June Gaddis Stanley Gaddis Geraldine Gibson Herbert Gibson Pauline Gibson Joe Gilliland 49 JUNIORS Billy Grasty Margie Green R. C. Green Van Green S. D. Hamilton Paulette Haney Betty Sue Hannah Bruce Hannah James Hannah Fay Haskett Susie Hembree Sandra Hendricks Bob Henry Lynda Henry Lucille Henson Carolyn Hill Jack Holder Glenda Hooper Regina Hooper Jimmy Horne Eva Nell Howell Frances Howell Jean Howell Myra Humphries Bill Inman Latane James Linda Jones Polly Jordan Jo Ann Kate ' s Carolyn Keenum 50 JUNIORS Andrew Kelley Patsy Kelley Judy Ketner Linda Kilby James Killian Connie Kimbrough Gail Kirkpatrick Kenneth Lance Joyce Leatherwood Vivian Leatherwood James Ledford Mary Alice Leopard Evelyn Lockington Peggy Long James Mashburn Eugene Massie Katrina McBride Wilma Jo McCall Ann McClure Thomas McCracken De Wayne Medford Patsy Medford Jean Mehaffey Wanda Melton Jackie Sue Messer Joyce Messer Judy Messer Virgil Messer Bill Miller Geneva Mills 51 JUNIORS Ray E. Mills W. Ray Mills Shirley Mitchell Mary Alice Moody Mary Ann Moody Patsy Moore Donald Morgan Sara Morgan Wanda Nelson Bill Norris Betty Owens Sue Owen David Pace Tommy Palmer Gail Pizutto Jennings Plemmons Aulby Pless James Pressley Nancy Prevost Susan Prevost Lucille Price De Anna Rary Carolyn Ratcliffe Maxine Rathbone Patience Ray Nancy Rector Patricia Reece Johnnie Reeves Dorothy Rich Retta Lee Rich 52 JUNIORS Lillian Robinson Susie Robinson Betty Rogers Charles Rogers Donald Rogers Wallace Rogers Jimmy Rogers Janice Ruff Phyllis Ruff David Russell James Schulhofer Sandra Scruggs Jimmy Sheehan Barbara Sherrill JoAnn Sherrill Bonnie Siler Jack Siler Christine Sill Ben Smith Dean Smith Judy Smith Ruby Smith Doris Snyder Sara Stephens George Stretcher Betty Swanger Ann Taylor Gary Todd Carolyn Trantham Bobby Trull 53 JUNIORS Bill Underwood Floyd West Jimmy West Magalene White Ray Willett G race Wilson Pauline Winchester Geraldine Wood Peggy Wright Mildred Wyatt ■ Sis Joyce Leatherwood HARVEST QUEEN 1957 CLASS OFFICERS Vernon Browning Corbina Robinson Margaret Fowler Judy Ferguson . Vice- Pre si dent . . . Treasurer . . . Secretary . . . President 55 SOPHOMORES Bruce Alexander Carolyn Allen Linda Allen Nancy Allen Robert Allen Charles Ammons Harold Arrington Joyce Arrington Paul Arrington Betty Atkins Mike Balentine Sally Balentine Audrea Beaver Carroll Birchfield Greta Birchfield Louise Birchfield Clara Blanton Doris Blanton Evelyn Blanton Terry Blanton Gerald Bolin Martha Lou Boyd Brenda Bradley Douglas Bradley Tom Bradley Betty Bradshaw Alice Brandt Peggy Bridges Dennis Brock David Brookshire Vernon Browning Dorla Jean Bryson Earl Buchanan Margie Buff Judy Burgess 56 SOPHOMORES Dot Burress Charles Byrd Joan Cable Dorothy Cagle Ruth Cagle Barbara Caldwell Betty Caldwell Carmel Caldwell Margie Caldwell Thomasine Caldwell Vivian Caldwell Tom Campbell Robert Carver Tom Carver Zelda Caurell Jo Ann Caylor Phillip Chase Margie Clark Sara Cobb Bill Cochran Bruce Cody June Cog dill Wade Cog dill Carolyn Collins Bill Collins Lowery Conard Judy Conner Tom Cotter Frances Coward Jean Crawford Betty Creaseman Ruth Creaseman Libby Culbreth Linda Curtis Jean Cutshaw 57 SOPHOMORES Jeanette Catshaw Betty Jean Davis Bob Davis Carolyn Davis Majorie Davis Paul Davis Carroll Dixon Ann Dulin David Duncan Ralph Edwards Billy Ensley Judy Ensley Ernestine Estes Bob Evans Minnie Evans Nancy Evans Judy Ferguson Tommy Ferguson Nellie Fisher Jean Fowler Margaret Fowler Harry Frady Robert Francis Carolyn Fulbright Stuart Gibson Peggy Gill Alvin Gilliland Betty Grasty J. 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Grasty Majetta Graybeal Barbara Ann Green Frances Green Jerry Greene Ronnie Gribble Charles Griffin 58 SOPHOMORES Sue Griffin Diana Grooms Barbara Hannah Richard Hannah John Harrell Ruth Henley Dorothy Henson Irene Hicks Kathy Hill Pat Holland Edna Honeycutt Susan Horton Mildred Hoyle Emily Hyatt Gladys Inman Connie Jamerson Freddie James Johnny James Betsy Janes Ralph Jenkins Jo Ann Jones Nancy Jones Sammy Jones Ronnie Kilby Harriet Killian Harvey Lance Mary Lane Linda Leatherwood Mike Leatherwood Mary Evelyn Ledford Nancy Leming Phillip Leopard Phyllis Leopard Donna Lewis Mattie Lewis 59 SOPHOMORES Harry Liner Bobby Lunsford Peggy McCarroll Ricky McCarroll Carl McClure Karen McCracken Danny McNeil Mary Jane Marchbanks Richard Massey Katherine Mathis Cle-Ellen Mehaffey Lois Ann Mehaffey Linda Sue Melton Houston Melton Marian Ann Messer Tommie Mitchell Janice Moles David Monroe Bruce Moody Eugene Moody Lynda Moody Rebecca Moody Tom Moody Eddie Morgan Pat Muse Shirley Nelson Brenda Nichols Jo Ann Norman Judy Orrell James Parker Jerry Parks Clyde Plemmons Joe Plott Charles Price Frances Pruett 60 SOPHOMORES Nancy Pruett Betty Jean Putnam Frances Queen Larry Queen Kenneth Rathbone Jane Ray Howell Reece Judith Reece Irene Rider Kathleen Rider Carolyn Rivers Corbina Robinson Frank Robinson Sandra Robinson Steve Robinson Harold Rogers Betty Jean Russell Frank Saunders Joe Setzer Dickie Sheehan Bill Shook Clifton Shook Mary Shultz Barbara Sisk Judy Smathers Ella Smiley Theodus Smith Shirley Sparks Kenneth Stahl Angie Strain Peggie Sutton Jo Ann Thomas Shirley Swanger Mary Lou Swanger Pearl Sutton 61 SOPHOMORES Charles Trantham Maxine Trantham Dale Troutman Davis Tucker Clara Underwood Marty Watkins Jean Weatherby James West Troy West Paul White Frank Williams Peggie Williams Bonnie Wilson Linda Wilson James Wood Louise Wyatt Patricia Wyatt Patsy Wyatt Ruth Wyatt 62 CLASS OFFICERS Joe Mashburn . . . Bernice Mull . . . Sharon Walker . . Wainwright Emory Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . . Secretary . . . President 63 FRESHMEN Brenda Allen Doris Allen Larry Ammons Bobby Arrington Patsy Arrington Bobby Banks Shirley Birchfield Marie Blanton Delores Brackett James Bradley Geneva Bradshaw Mary Jo Brookshire David Brown Lyman Brown Jimmy Browning Lowell Browning Joyce Bryson Billy Buchanan Steve Buchanan Brenda Bumgarner Peggy Burress Sammie Burress Ralph Cabe Carolyn Cagle Imogene Cagle Mary Sue Cagle Ronald Cagle Guy Caldwell Hazel Caldwell Wilma Caldwell Jasper Callahan Miles Chafin Joyce Chambers Mary Chambers Ila Ruth Chandler 64 FRESHMEN Nancy Chandler James Clark William Clark Delois Cochran Linda Cochran Mary Alice Cogdill Frances Coley Addie Conard Vangeline Cook Martha Cooper Linda Crawford Edwin Davis Linda Davis Ferdie DeLozier Beverly Dickerson Clyde Donaldson Carolyn Edwards Darlene Edwards Ernie Edwards Wainwright Emory David Evans Larry Evans Wayne Ferguson David Ferguson Jerry Ferguson Harry Ford David Frady John Frady Judy Frady Jim Francis Wayne Francis Tommy Frazier Howell Freeman Margaret Frizzel Phil Gaddis 65 FRESHMEN Chester Gaddy Rufus Gaddy Sue Galloway Doyle Garrett Bill Gibson Martha Gibson Phyllis Gosnell Skipper Grasty James Green Douglas Greer Linda Gribble Nilsa Gumban Mary Jane Gunter Freddy Hall Jerry Hall Ronnie Hampton Mildred Hannah Viola Hannah Jimmy Harrell Vera Harris Olen Hendricks Bill Henry Carolyn Henry Joe Henry Patricia Henry A. C. Henson Jo Ann Henson Freddie Hill Linda C. Hill Linda R. Hill Charles Hipps Rettina Holder Larry Holloway Charles Inman Jim Jennings 66 FRESHMEN Joe Jones Tommy Justice Brenda Keener Gerald Kelley Charles Killian Robert Killian Cathy Kimbrough Norma Jean Kirkland Jimmy Leatherwood Joe Leatherwood Joe Lee Ilsa Liebscher Susie Long Freddy Marcus Joe Mashburn Wanda Mashburn Brenda McAuley Robert McBride Bessie McClure Mary Ruth McClure Jean McDaniel Barbara McDonald Ann McGaha Maxine Meadows Thomasine Meadows Betty Medford Imogene Medford Jimmy Medford Joyce Mehaffey Linda Mehaffey James Messer Ilene Miller Jo Ann Mills Ralph Mills Mary Mitchell 67 FRESHMEN Carolyn Moody Joe Moody Kathleen Moody Tom Moody Carolyn Moore Jo Ann Moore Jerry Moore Jackie Morrow Billy Jack Moss Bernice Mull David Mull Margaret Nelson Johnny Nichols Mike Norman Robert Ogle Jimmy Orrell Lucille Orren Betty Owen Ann Paige Brenda Paige Arthur Parris Charles Pendry Marie Phillips Mary E. Phillips Gail Pilarski Judy Plemmons Mary Plemmons Patsy Plemmons Charles Plott Charles Pressley Jack Prevost Dwight Pressley Loyce Price Carl Queen Cathy Queen 68 FRESHMEN Roger Ratcliff Doris Rathbone James Rathbone Dorothy Ray Rosemary Reagan Willard Reagan Frank Reece Nick Reeves Charlotte Rhymer Douglas Rhymer James Riddle Alice Rich Anna Lea Rich Clarence Robinson Joe Robinson Faye Rogers Jimmy Rogers Judy Rogers Norene Roland Betty Rowland Robert Ruff Linda Russell Judy Sanderson Hazel Saunders Jack Saunders Karen Saunders Carolyn Sease Sharon Sheehan Roy Shetby Douglas Sisk Vaughn Sisk Nellie Silvers Carolyn Smathers Douglas Smathers Jimmy Smith 69 FRESHMEN Linda Smith Lorena Smith Mary Ann Smith Mary Smith Vinson Smith Ronnie Scruggs Harry Sullivan Dorothy Sutton Wilma Lou Sutton Kathy Strauss Kathy Szentivanyi Georgianna Taylor Mary Ruth Teague Gwen Thomas James Thomason Sandra Truitt Martha T rull Wanda Lynn Turner William Underwood Mary Valentine Jean Vann Carolyn Walls Sharon Walker Jeanette Watson Danny Whisenhunt Jimmy White Judy Whitehouse Jehu Winchester Winford Wright Judy Woody Doris Wyatt Glenna Wyatt Henry Wyatt Jewel Wyatt Phyllis Wyatt 70 FRESHMEN Freida Gaddis Kathleen Jaynes Willard Yarborough Gale Zimmerman Robert Zimmerman EIGHTH GRADE First Row, From Left to Right; Charlotte Abernathy, Harold Allen, Ray Ammons, Jo Lane Armstrong, Judy Arrington, Barbara Ann Arrington, Mary Barber, Teresa Beck, Danny Bishop, Janson Blanton. Second Row: Reta Blanton, Chuck Border, Danny Boyd, Robert Bradley, Sammy Bradley, Joe Bridges, David Buchanan, John Bumgarner, Troy Burgess, Mary Burgin. Third Row; Hubert Burnette, Barbara Ann Cagle, Garland Cagle, Jackie Cagle, Oliver Ray Cagle, Earnest Caldwell, Harold Caldwell, Martha Caldwell, Patsy Ann Caldwell, Zenia Frances Caldwell. Fourth Row; Marietta Campbell, Joe Cathy, Bobbie Caudill, Elaine Chafin, Claudie Sue Chambers, Nancy Clark, Norma Clark, Shirley Clark, James Clubb, Neddie Conard. Fifth Row: Tommy Conard, Reba Cooke, Maxine Conner, Penny Crawford, Katherine Creson, Edward Curtis, Barbara Daniels, Bobbie Davis, Donald Davis, Betty DeLozier. 71 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Teddy DeLozier, Alice Diels, Linda Dill, Mary Donaldson, P. A. Donnhoe, Johnny Duncan, Ronnie Evanson, Douglas Edwards, Patsy Edwards, Arthur Evans. Second Row: Louise Estes, Ray Edwards, Nell Ewart, Eddie Farmer, Judy F a u 1 k n e r , Eugene Ferguson, Kenneth Ferguson, Reta Fie, E dw a r d Finney, Dewey F ord. Third Row: Ruth F orga. Dale F owler, Montgomery Frady, Patsy Frady, Jimmy Francis, Mattie Franklin, Doris Frizzel, Frank Fullbright, James Gaddis, Angelus Gibson. Fourth Row: Claude Gibson, Sharon Gibson, Gilmer Grasty, Jimmy Grasty, Carolyn Green, David Green, Ruth Greene, Verna Greene, Judy Hall, Charles Hamilton. Fifth Row: Arlene Hampton, Terry Hamlett, Lucy Haney, Bette Hannah, Donald Hannah, Ray Haskett, Wade Haskett, Charles Harris, David Hendrix, Ralph Henry. Sixth Row: Sharon Henry, Albert Henson, Robert Herman, Jerry Hightower, Ann Hill, James Hogue, Betty Howell, Carey Howell, Bobo Hyatt, Henry Inman. Seventh Row: Linda James, Frances Jaynes, Richard Jenkins, Earnest Jones, Richard Jones, William Jones, Pauline Justice, Louise Keener, Maria Kilby, Jimmy Killian. Eighth Row: Chip Killian, Milas K i r k p a t r i c k , Weaver Kirkpatrick, John Kizer, Chester LaFountain, Thomas Leatherwood, Douglas Ledford, Joe Leming, Billy Joe Leapord, Caroline Ling, 72 First Row: Julia Ling, Ted Putnam, Gail Lowe, Johnny McCall, Sarah McClure, Wanda McClure, Joan McDaniel, Bill Mclnvaille, Linda Mann, Eunice Mathis, Second Row: Dale Massey, Tommy Me ade r, Je r ry Medford, Je anette Melton, Betty Sue Me sser, Edith Me sser, Ernest Mes ser, Jean Messer, Hattie Messer, Jame s Me sser. Third Row: Louis Me sser, William Miller, Brenda Mock, Geneva Moody, Linda Moody, Lucius Moody, Peggy Moody, Susan Moody, Johnny Moore, Wanda Moore. Fourth Row: David Morgan, Johnny Ruth Morgan, Joy Morris, Dean Muse, Peggy Myers, Eugene Narmore, James Nations, Linda Gail Nelson, Carol Nichols, Nicky Nichols. Fifth Row: David Noland, Doug Norman, Jeanette Norris, Ulysses Norris, Ann Owen, J. D. Owen, Carol Ann Pres sley, Clyde Ray Pressley, Mary Lou Pres sley, Harris Prevost. Sixth Row: Peggy Pruitt, Sandra Jean Pruitt, Charles Putnam, Alpha Jean Queen, David Rabb, Harrison Rathbone, Paul Rathbone, Anita Ray, Betty Sue Rhodarmer, Frank Rich. Seventh Row: James Rich, Johnny Rich, Jane Rider, Frank Riggio, Betty Ann Riley, LeRoy Roberson, Douglas Robertson, Ronny Robinson, Dean Rogers, Linda Rogers. Eighth Row: Vicki Roveano, Barbara Russell, Marie Sanford, Marty Scruggs, Randy Scruggs, Marian Setzer, Henry Sexton, Betty Shoaf, Mike Sease, Charlie Sharp, Jimmy Shuler. 73 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Billy Smathers, Linda Smiley, Joyce Smith, Linda M. Smith, Linda Smith, Marvin Smith, Robert Smith, Roger Smith, Ronald Sorrells, Bill Stahl. Second Row: Danny Stevens, Barbara Stone, Ed Sutton, Eddie Sutton, Gene Sutton, James Sutton, Junior Sutton, Joe Sutton, Sally Sutton, Beverly Swanger. Third Row: Eddie Tarrott, Judy Tate, Robert Thomas, Arthur Thompson, Gary Tilly, Charles Trantham, Patsy Trull, Kenneth Tucker, Michael Tuttle, Gail Underwood. Fourth Row: Patsy Underwood, Pauline Underwood, Junior Walls, Brenda Warren, Thomasine Warren, Mary Ann Webb, Edward Whitner, Robert Whitner, Geraldine Williams, Leonard Winchester. Fifth Row: Wendell Winchester, Carolyn Woody, Larry Woody, Judy Wyatt, John Yarborough, Troy Inman, Bruce Bowman, Luther Cooper. 74 SEVENTH GRADE First Row, Left to Right: Melvin Allen, Albert Arrington, Billy Arrington, Donald Arrington, Douglas Arrington, Louisa Arrington, Robert Arrington, Shelia Ballance, Frances Banks, Ernest Birchfield. Second Row; Danny Bishop, Jimmy Bishop, Wade Bolder, Wendell Bolin, Dennis Boring, Andy Boyd, Frances Boyd, Conley Bradley, Sandra Bradley, Linda Bradshaw. Third Row: Diana B r a d s h a w , Kenneth Brown, James Breece, Rufus Brown, Paula Bryson, Wanda Bryson, Bobby Buckner, Pat Burnette, Phyllis Burress, Barbara Caldwell. Fourth Row: Cecil Caldwell, David Caldwell, Mary Jo Caldwell, Nancy Caldwell, Nellie Caldwell, Joe Carpenter, Allan Carver, Ella Mae Chambers, Linda Chambers, Nan Chase. Fifth Row: Bob Clubb, Doris Clark, Bill Cobb, Jr., Jimmy Cochran, Jean Cody, Charles Collins, Aldean Conard, Barbara Conard, Edna Conard, Shirley Connatser. Sixth Row; Lucy Conner, Douglas Cook, Sandra Cooper, Abe Cope, Jr., Gail Crawford, Jim Culbruth, Billy Daniels, Bud Davis, Gilbert Davis, Jr., Ray Davis. Seventh Row: Richard Davis, Billy Deweese, Floyd Deals, Tempie Dulin, David Duncan, Guy Duncan, Hilda Duncan, Joy Duval, Buddy Early, Jerry Ensley, Eighth Row: RitaK. Ensley, Douglas Epps, Larry Evans, Ester Evans, Jerry Farmer, Linda Fulbright, Silas Frizzle, Frankie Freeman, Jimmy Frazier, Judy Francis. 75 SEVENTH GRADE First Row, Left to Right: Sammy Ferguson, Alonzo Finney, Arthur Fisher, Linda Ford, Dale Frady, K e n n e t h Frady.’Leo Frady, Leona Frady, Wilber Frady, Dean Frances. Second Row: Jean Frances, Faye Gaddis, James Gaddis, Joe Gaddis, David Galloway, Barbara Gibson, Charles Gibson Dick Gibson, Phyllis Goodwin, Lynda Gosnell. Third Row: James Grant, Judy Grant, Eva Grasty, Beverly Green, Joe Green, Judy Green, Mary Green, Phyllis Green, Rose Ann Green, Wayne Green. Fourth Row: Michael G r i b b 1 e , Bud Griffin, Paul Grooms, Veronica G u mb a n , Lois Ann Gunter, Thelma Gunter, Sammy Hall, Betty Haney, Mary Haney, Gerald Hannah. Fifth Row: Billy Harrell, Jane Harrell, Pola Harrell, Jack Haskett, Elva Dean Haynes, Harriet Henry, Mike Henry, Ellis Higgins, Ernest Hogsed, Bill Holder. Sixth Row: Stella Hoyle, Linda K. Hunt, Barbara Inman, Christine Inman, Lee Inman, Nick Jenkins, Peggy Jenkins, Angie Jones, Gladys Jones, Doris Justice . Seventh Row: W i 11 i a m Justice, Darlene Ketner, Mary Francis Ketner, Dorothy Killian, Harriet Killian, Linda Lane, Jackie Lancy, Clarence Lanning, Sarah Jane League, Larry Leatherwood. Eighth Row: Lynda Leatherwood, Walter Leatherwood, Aletha Ledford, Dorothy Ledford, Helen Ledford, Margaret Ledford, Mary Nell Lee, Sue Lem¬ ming, Tommy Leopard, Beverly Lewis. 76 SEVENTH GRADE First Row, Left to Right: Inez Locust, Jack Long, Charles Lyle, Mack Marcus, Glenda Martin, Arthur Massie, Wade Maynor, Ada McAmis, Grace McBride, Judy McCall. Second Row: Johnny McCarter, Freda McClure, Ronnie McClure, Martha McCracken, Samuel McDonald, Dale Mc- Elroy, Dale McGaha, Bill Mclnvail, Jim Medford, Janet Meador. Third Row: Barbara Mehaffey, Dorothy Mehaffey, Junior Mehaffey, Calvin Messer, Claud Messer, Judith Messer, Dean Miller, Kenneth Mills, Steve Milner, Katie Mitchell. Fourth Row: Bobby Moody, Eve lyn Moody, Johnson Moody, Mary Moore, Oma Lou Moore, Wade Moore, Kenneth Morgan, Buddy Morris, Edith Mull, Eloise Mull. Fifth Row: Dan Myers, Patsy Norman,Bill Owen, Joe Packett, Linda Padgett, Jean Paige, Larry Parks, Mary Sue Parks, Jerry Parris, Jimmie Sue Parrott. Sixth Row: Lillian Par ton, Doris Feeler, Brenda Pendry, Mary Penny, Mary Agne s Perry, T affy Perry, Jerry Plemmons, Maxine Plemmons, Mary Prebeck, Guy Queen Jr. Seventh Row: Margaret Queen, Gary Ramsey, Ronald Ramsey, Mary Rathbone, Tommy Rathbone, Sandra Rathbone, Mary June Reagon, Margaret Reed, Patricia Reed, Mary Reeves. Eighth Row: Rufus Reeves ' , Charles Rhinehart, Doris Rhymer, Dwight Rich, Shirley Rich, Evelyn Riddle, Brady Rider, Judy Riggins, James Roberts, Ruth Robinett. 77 First Row, Left to Right: Barbara Robinson, Linda Robinson, Sam Robinson, Susie Robinson, Helen Rofferty, Patricia Rollin, Lanny Rollman, Tim Rothermel, Eugene Ruff, Ola Ruff. Second Row: Robert Russell, James Scant, Lois Sharp, Danny S h e r r i 11 , Kitty Shook, Edna Silvers, Charles Singleton, Ann Smathers, Jason Smiley, Beatrice Smith. Third Row: Betty Smith, Joe Smith, John Smith, Roy Smith, Jackie Snyder, Robert Snyder, Roy Snyder, Jimmy Soesbee, Douglas S p a r k s , Shirley Stacy. Fourth Row: Wayne Stahl, Beverley Stansberry, Bill Stiles, Lawson Summerrow, Bobby Suttles, Barbara Sutton, Linda Sutton, ' Venson Sutton, Bobby Swanger, J. L. Swanger. Fifth Row: Jerry Tate, Zona Taylor, Asonia Thomas, Louise Thompson, Ronnie Timbes, Joe Todd, Ralph Trull, Kermit Turner, Patsy Underwood, Ray Valentine. Sixth Row: Judy Walgreen, Bobby Walker, Joyce Warren, Tommy Warsham, Charlotte Watkins, Willie Mae Watson, Harold Webb, James Webb, Phyllis West, FredWhisenhunt. Seventh Row: Barbara White, Wilma Williams, Margaret Wilson, Datty Wood, Jimmy Woodard, Eugene Woody, Clifton Wyatt, Elbert Wyatt, James Wyatt, Johnny Wyatt. Eighth Row: Phyllis Wyatt, Ray Yarborough, David Zimmerman. 78 J1 M u s i c D e p a r t m e n t 79 CONCERT First Row, left to right; Joan Prevost, Patience Ray, Latane James, Libby Culbreth, Grey Watkins, Linda Kay Smith. Second Row: Emily Hyatt, Cathy Kimbrough, Use Liebscher, Char¬ lotte Rhymer, Marty W a t k i n s , Clara Sue Blanton. Third Row; Joyce Leatherwood, Connie Kimbrough, Judy Plemmons, Cathy S z e n t i v a n y i , Betty Medford, Ann McClure, Lynda Henry, David Ferguson. Fourth Row; Ben Sloan, Leon Turner, Kenneth Fugate, Jim Barrett, Bob Pressley, Bill Underwood, Andrew Kelley, Jean Weatherby, Mike Balentine. Fifth Row: Betty Jean Davis, Stuart Gibson, Larry Holloway, Bettv Rowland, David Taylor, George Stretcher, Car Iton Burrell, Clifton Arnold, Dale Troutman. SixthRow; Barbara Jo Edwards, Dan Whisenhunt, Charles Hipps, William Clark, Harold Garwood, Clarence Robinson. 80 BAND First Row, left to right; Beverly Dickerson, Freddy Hall, Tom Campbell, Judy Messer, Rosa¬ lind Ammons, Second Row: Sally Balentine, Nancy Rector, Susan Prevost, Nancy Prevost, Mary Ann Fisher, DeAnna Rary. Third Row: Carolyn Rivers, Judy Ketner, Johnny Farmer, Brenda McAuley, Joel Rothermel, Shirley Bridges. Fourth Row: Ernie Edwards, Harry Sullivan, Joe Taylor, Becky Bur gin, Carolyn Davis, Jean McDaniel, Georgianna Henson, Nancy Abel. Fifth Row; Charles Pressley, Bruce Alexander, Jr., Charles Balentine, Kenneth Stahl, Larry Ammons, Phillip Chase, Andy Owens, Jasper Callahan, David Russell. Sixth Row: Charles Griffith, Bill Garwood, Walter Ferguson, David Ensley, Charles Rogers, Dale Rogers, Peggy Gill. 81 THE Mary Ann Fisher - Accompanist 82 CHORUS First Row, left to right; Sandra Truitt, Linda Curtis, Lucille Orren, Brenda Keener, Judy Davis, Corky Robinson, Betty Burnette, Carolyn Fullbright, Peggy Williams, Peggy Sutton, Alice Brandt, ' Ann Dulin, Nancy Pruett. Second Row: Karen McCracken, Betty Creasman,Pan Parkman, Judy Sanderson, Wilma Sutton, Phyllis Gosnell, Harriet Killian, Carolyn Henry, Linda Gail Hollifield, Jean Edwards, Deanna Bryson, Dot Burress, Jo Ann Mills, Polly Parker, Johnny Reeves, Louise Burchfield. Third Row: J ewe 11 Campbell, Georgianna Henson, Kathryn Mathis, Carolyn Hill, Glenda Hooper, Libby Culbreth, Mary Ann Reed, Patsy Reece, Georgianne Taylor, Jo Ann Cable, Kathryn Frady, Janice Ruff, Marian Ann Messer, Judy Sanderson, Judy Burgess, Dolly Armstrong, Ruth Creasman, Maxine Knight. Fourth Row: Johnny Farmer, Bobby Lunsford, James Parker, Edwin Davis , David Ensley, George Stretcher, Jim F owler, Jerry Ferguson, W ayne F r ancis, Jim Francis, Freddy Hall. 83 WAYNESVILLE First Row, left to right; Gail Kirkpatrick, Margaret Fowler, Jack Siler, Dale Rogers, Betty Owen. Second Row: Wayne Sagg, Sara Cobb, Janet Milner, Gwen Thomas, Betty Balentine, Mary Chambers, Karen Saunders . Third Row; Beverly Dickerson, Judy Me s ser, Ros alind Ammons, Libby Culbreth, Latane James, Joan Prevost. Fourth Row; Ben Sloan, Kenneth Fugate, Jim Barrett, Carolyn Rivers, Johnny Farmer. Fifth Row: Barbara Jo Edwards, William Clark, Charles Hipps, Douglas Robertson. 84 ORCHESTRA First Row, left to right: Ann Dulin, Sharon Walker, Geraldine Williams, Chester Gaddy, Philip Leopard, Beverly Teague Smith. Second Row: Harold Garwood, Jean Vann, Mary Alice Leopard, Carolyn Davis. Third Row: Georgianna Henson, Nancy Abel, Marty Watkins, Nancy Rector, DeAnna Rary. Fourth Row: Joel Rothermel, Shirley Bridges, Charles Balentlne, Larry Ammons, Becky Burgin, Carolyn Davis. Fifth Row: Bill Garwood, Brenda Buckner, Bonnie Siler, Peggy Gill, Mary Ann Fisher. 85 JUNIOR BAND First Row, left to right: Mary Otis Burgin, Vickie Roveano, Susan Moody, Frances Jaynes, Teresa Beck, Bobbie Caudill, Linda Mann. Second Row: Gail Pilarski, Carey Howell, Marietta Campbell, Ann Owen, Judy Hall, Sharon Henry, Tina Holder, Ann Hill, David Morgan. Third Row: Dale Massey, Joe Cathey, Chuck Border, Dewey Ford, Eugene Norman, Chester LaFountaine, Sharon Gibson, Donald Davis, Reta Blanton, Mary Barber, Chip Killian, Fourth Row: Elaine Chafin, Penny Crawford, Betty Howell, Douglas Robertson, Doug Norman, Charlie Putman. BEGINNER BAND First Row, left to right: Margaret Ann Wilson, Sheila Ballence, Sarah Jane League, Mary Penny, Pola Harrell, Caroline Ling, Linda Kay Hunt, Tuck Elgenfritz, Tempie Dulin, Kaye Bryson. Second Row: Mary Prebeck, Linda Pagent, Margaret Queen, Ada McCambridge, Angie Jones, Linda Lane, Ruth Robinett, Taffy Perry, Margaret Reed, Nan Chase, Bill Owen, Susie Roberson. Third Row: Barbara Robinson, Faye Gaddis, Jackie Snyder, Tommy Worsham, Bob Clubb, Bill Mclnvaille, Sandra Cooper, Rose Ann Green, Ellen Freeman, Pat Reed, Charlotte Watkins, Jim Soesbee. Fourth Row: Bill Cobb, David Duncan, Roy Smith, Kitty Shook, Pat Burnette, Danny Bishop, Gary Tilly, Jim Culbreth,i Jason Smiley, Tim Rothermel, Fred W h i s e n h u n t, Jimmy Medford, Jimmy Cochran, Larry Evans. Fifth Row: Joy Duval, Zonia Taylor, Barbara Gibson, Dale McElroy. ALL STATE BAND AND ORCHESTRA First Row, left to right: Joan Prevost, Libby Culbreth, Latane James, Emily Hyatt, Grey Watkins, Judy Messer, Rosalind Ammons. Second Row; Carolyn Davis, Beverly Smith, Dale Rogers, Gail Kirkpatrick, Wayne Sugg, Jack Siler, Carolyn Davis, Georgianna Henson, Johnny Ferguson. Third Row: Ben Sloan, Leon Turner, Jim Bar rett, Betty R o w 1 a n d , G e o r g e Stretcher, David Russell, Charlie Balentine, Joel Rothermel, Shirley Bridges, Marty Watkins, Susan Prevost, DeAnne Rary, Mary Ann Fisher. Fourth Row; William Clark, Charles Hipps, Dan Whisenhunt, Harold Garwood, Bill Garwood, Peggy Gill. DANCE BAND First Row, left to right; DeAnna Rary, Nancy Prevost, Susan Prevost, Lynda Henry, Marty Watkins, Nancy R e c t o r , David Ferguson, Mary Ann Fisher. Second Row: Betty Rowland, Ben Sloan, Leon Turner, Kenneth Fugate, Ajidy Owens, David Russell, Charles Balentine, Bill Gar¬ wood, Peggy Gill. 5r4v «fe.ri s. -5? ' f SENIOR MAJORETTES Left to right; Ann McClure, Clara Sue Blanton, Joyce Leatherwood, Shirley Bridges, Patience Ray, Brenda McAuley, Betty Jean Davis, Judy Ketner. JUNIOR MAJORETTES Left to right; Mary Francis Prebeck, Jean Mc ' Daniel, Kitty Shook, Linda Kay Smith, Nan Chase Joel Rothermel - Drum Major First Row, left to right: Herbert Gibson, Bonnie Wilson, Carolyn Ratcliffe, Vivian Leatherwood, Joyce Leatherwood, Glenna Wyatt, Linda Kay Smith, Sharon Walker , Betty Owen, Ray Moody. Second Row: Judy F e r g u s o n , Ann Taylor, Richard Covington, Peggy Brackett, Jack Holder, Evelyn Hightower, Mr. Gene Leonard. Third Row: Johnny Carswell, Denton Adams, Bernice Mull, R. C. Green, Freda Breece, Stuart Scruggs. Fourth Row: Wainwright Emory, Jerry Ferguson, T oby Ray, Judy E n s 1 e y , Linda Gribble, Joe Jone s. Fifth Row: Richard Mas sey, Margie Buff, Margaret F owler, Nancy Leming, Tom Franklin, Jim Fowler, Vernon Browning, Betty Medford, Jeanette Cutshaw, Carolyn Arrington, Margie Davis, Tom Walker, Bob Evans. Pre sident Jim Fowler Vice President Jack Holder Secretary Bob Evans Treasurer Betty Owens 90 Edit or-in-Chief Agnes Jane Roberson Assistant Editor Tom Franklin Business Manager Bob Pressley Art Editor June Hendricks ANNUAL STAFF Bob Pressley, Tom Franklin, Agnes Jane Rober son, June Hendricks, Judy Thomas, Dale Rogers, Freddie Calhoun, Mickey McLeod, Jewell Campbell, Joan Prevost, Mary Ann Fisher, Joel Rothermel, Grey Watkins, Pan Parkman, Shirley Bridges, Kathryn Cross, Freda Breece, Janet Milner, Ben Sloan, Rosalind Ammons, Ray Moody, Jim Fowler, Leon Turner, Andy Owens, Jere Buchanan, Ernie Henshaw, Gail Camlin; Faculty Advisors, Miss Harriet Ellen Phoenix and Miss Margaret Chambers. THE LOCAL YOKEL Left to right: Carolyn Ratcliffe, George Stretcher, Johnny Farmer, Jim Killian, Vivian Leather- wood, Gene McGaha, Judy Messer, Susan Prevost, Nancy Rector, David Ensley, Charles Rogers, Joyce Coward, David Beck, Polly J o r d an , Virgil M e s s e r , Barbara Jo Edwards, Jack Siler, Johnny Carswell, Nancy Prevost, Patience Ray, Carlton Burrell, Clifton Arnold, DeAnna Rary, Lynda Henry. Editor George Stretcher Assistant Editor Carolyn Ratcliffe Business Manager Jim Killian Art Editor Judy Messer 92 Left to right: Joel Rothermel, Shirley Bridges, Wanda Turner, June Hendricks, Mary Ann Fisher, Freddie Calhoun, Grey Watkins, Joan Prevost, Mickey McLeod, Nancy Abel, Clifton Arnold, David Beck,Carlton Burrell, Jewell Campbell, Patience Ray, Susan Prevost, Carolyn Davis, Nancy Prevost, Gail C a m 1 i n , Jack Nichols , Johnny Carswell, Jake Redmond, David Underwood, Jere Buchanan. Bob Pressley, George Stretcher, Ben Sloan, Bruce Davis, David Ensley, Marty Belk, Johnny F a r m e r , Charles Balentine, Carlton Burrell, Stuart Scruggs, Jake Redmond, Rick McCarroll, Tom Campbell, Bob Evans, Jack Siler, Mark Feichter, Charles Rogers, Tom Walker, Philip Chase, Ralph Edwards, Jere Buchanan, Jim Barrett, Gary Todd, Herbert Gibson, Joe Jack Atkins, Red Liner, Bruce Alexander, Paul Davis, Ross Hooper, David Underwood, Andy Owens, Leon Turner, Joel Rothermel, Jack Nichols. President Bruce Davis Vice -Pre sident George Stretcher Secretary Ben Sloan Treasurer Bob Pressley Pre side nt Ray Moody Vice-President Johnny Carswell Business Manager Stuart Scruggs Secretary Agnes Jane Roberson MONOGRAM CLUB Bruce Davis, Billy Grasty, Andy Owens, Johnny Carswell, Carlton Burrell, Stuart Scruggs, David W arren, Paul Burress, Jack Lewis, Bobby Trull, David Beck, Clifton Arnold, Ernie Henshaw, Jack Holder, Billy S o r r e 11 s , James Pressley, Joe Gilliland, James Carver, Kenneth Gibson, Wayne Pruitt, Judy Ferguson, Jessie Sutton, Nancy Stiles, Joyce Leatherwood, Amelia Nichols, Agnes Jane Roberson, Ray Moody, Van Green, Jim Fowler, R. C. Green, Jim Ruff, Ulus Burnette. Shirley Bridges, Kathryn Cross, Judy Thomas-Secretary, Agnes Jane Roberson-Vice-President, Jewell Campbell-President, Phyllis Morgan-Treasurer, June Hendricks-Historian and Reporter, Susan Prevost, Becky Burgin, Patience Ray, Nancy Prevost, DeAnna Rary, Judy Messer, Judy Ketner, Nancy Rector, Lynda Henry; Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Tom Campbell, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Left to right: Judith Browning, Jessie Hollingsworth, Toby Ray, Mary Ann Moody, Mr. Jones- Instructor, Phyllis Morgan, Pauline Parker, Sammy Frady, Tom Franklin, Joe Gilliland, Bud Miller, Ann Heinz, Sara Lou Morgan, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Dale Rogers, Mary Ann Fisher, Janice Ruff, Nancy Dixon, Wanda Cordell, Louise Birchfield, Peggy Rich, Ella Smiley, Kathryn Frady, Margie Greene, Leona Davis, Marian Ann Messer, Carolyn Ratcliffe, Jean Howell, Jewell Campbell, Beverly Holloway, Mary Schultz, Judy Ensley, Evelyn Hightower Grasty, Gail Muse, Grace Wilson, Pat Muse, Bonnie Wils on, Nancy Jones, Jeanette Cutshaw, Lillian Robinson, Maxine Knight, Evelyn Blanton, Sandra Robinson, Barbara Hannah, Greta Birchfield, Ruth Ann Henley, Delores Headrick, Judy Ensley, Edna Honeycutt, Ann McClure, Wilma Pressley, Marie Blanton, Peggy Williams, Betty Burnette, Barbara Lockman, Patricia Holland, Joyce Cody, Sandra Hendrix, Lucille Brock, Sara Lou Morgan, Ernestine Estes, Mary Evelyn Ledford, Susie Clark, Mary Sue Campbell, Barbara Caldwell, Sandra Scruggs, Betty Moles, Linda Kilby, Carolyn Henry, Brenda Keener, Kay Boyd, Barbara Jean Lewis, Mattie Jeanette Lewis, Linda Gail Hollifield, Nancy Boyd, Connie Jamison, Sara Cobb, Carolyn Davis. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Harry Valentine, Jimmy Clark, Gerald Kelley, James Bradley, Mike Norman, Johnny Nichols, Rufus Gaddy, David Frady, Davis Valentine, Robert Carver, Beryl Thomas, David Underwood, Billy Inman, Jim Horne, Ronnie Bryson, Carmel C a 1 dw e 11, Billy Sherrill, Harold Freeman, Mike Leatherwood, Jim Harris, Johnny James, Harold Arrington, Edgar West, Carroll Dixon, Richard Hannah, Earl B u c h a n a n , Davis Tucker, Harry Lee Ford, Joe Arrington, Nick Jenkins, Charles Holland, Bruce Hipps, Jimmy Leatherwood, Billy Miller, Eugene Frady, Harry Frady, Robert Tucker, Emmitt Higgins, Tommy Boyd, Lee Messer, Billy Messer, Manzy Caldwell, Douglas Smathers, James Messer, Ray Willett, Larry Evans, Bruce Teague, Wayne Ferguson, Way Buff, Gerald Arrington, James Parton, Robert Francis, Mr. Nesbitt. Faculty Advisor. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Peggy Bridges, Linda Fowler, Franees Pruitt, Vernon Browning, Betty Jo Grasty, Jo Ann Norman, Pat Muse, Jean Mehaffey, Joyce Coward, Clyde Plemmons, Oberia Gaddy, Reba Ann Freeman, Stuart Gibson, Carl McClure, Polly Jordan. DRIVER EDUCATION Johnny Carswell, Maggie Hannah, Jane Ray, Sue Griffin, Linda Kilby, Pauline Winchester, Mary Cagle, Bonnie Wilson, Angie Strain, Linda Hollifield, Mattie Lewis, Mr. Gene Leonard-Instructor, Elizabeth Kilby, Brenda Sue Queen. Hilliard Jone s, Milford Green, Glenn Bumgarner, Charles Holland, Sammy F r ady, W allace Rogers, Ray Lane Medford, Stuart Duckett, Bruce Hipps, Mike Ferguson, Billy Messer, James Parton, Keith Gibson, James Carver, Harry Gaddis, Lee Messer. ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT Beryl Thomas, Dan Smith, David Eavenson, David Pace, James Hannah, Tommy Palmer, James Killian, Jimmy Rogers, Jack Davis, Bobby Clark, Thomas McCraken, Jimmy West, Lloyd Allen, Ray Mills, David Warren, Robert Davis, Paul White, Harry Gaddis, Keith Gibson. Thelma Radford, Janet Webb, Jeanie Moore, Margaret Caldwell, Agnes Calhoun, Manager, Grace Franklin, Nina Chambers, Selma Baker, Rose Swanger, Eullah Smith, Gladys Smiley, Lottie Hogue. LUNCH ROOM STAFF 101 VARSITY COACHES Coach Bill Swift Head Coach Bruce Jaynes C. E. Weatherby Coach Gene Leonard 102 FOOTBALL Front Row: James Wood, Paul Davis, Jr., Kenneth Rathbone, Jake Redmond, Johnny Carswell, Tommy Parris, Kenny Gibson, Bill Moore, Skeeter Robinson, Denton Adams, Freddie James, David Warren. Second Row: Joe Gilliland, Mike Leatherwood, Charles Byrd, Charles Bal- entine. Bill Collins, Andy Owens, Ray Mills, Ulus Burnette, Jerry Webb, Robert Lee Carver, Robert Allen, Coach Swift, Bill Sorrells, manager. Third Row: Coach Leonard, Ray Moody, Bruce Davis, Jim Fowler, Ernie Henshaw, Don Rogers, PaulBurress, Jack Holder, Bobby Trull, Tom Carver, Tom Cotter, Philip Chase, Jerry D e w e e s e , Billy Grasty, Head Coach, Bruce Jaynes. Fourth Row: Wayne Pruitt, Bill S w a n g e r , Bruce Moody, Red Liner, Ronnie Gribble. 103 GRADUATING LETTERMEN Paul Burress-Co-Captain; Jim Fowler; Ray Moody-Co-Captain; Jake Redmond; Ulus Burnett; Wayne Pruitt; Andy Owens; Ernie Henshaw; Bruce Davis; David Warren. CHEERLEADERS 1958 June Hendricks, Ruth Henley, Judy Ferguson, Grey W a t k i n s , Becky Burgin, Pan Parkman, Jewell Campbell. I zj •• .i. ' - . ■ „ sS - sacL-.� -S« � ' ; Jkis JUNIOR VARSITY 105 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row; Jo Ann Jones, Dickie Nichols, Ernestine Estes, Leona Davis, Amelia Nichols, Betty Rowland, Agnes Jane Roberson. Second Row: Miss Perry, Coach; Nancy Stiles, Jessie Sutton, Nellie Fisher, Linda Cribble, Dorothy Sutton, Joyce Leatherwood, Mary Evelyn Davis, Lucille Brock, Judy Ferguson, Coach C. E. Weatherby. 106 Dickie Nichols Co- captain Agnes Jane Roberson Leona Davis BOYS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row: R. C. Green, Clifton Arnold, Joe Jack Atkins, David Beck, Johnny Carswell, Jack Holder. Second Row; Coach Bill Swift, Van Green, Ernie Henshaw, Bobby Trull, Virgil Messer, Bruce Davis, Bobby Clark, Bill Sorrells, manager. 108 Jack Holder Co- captain Bruce Davis Bobby Trull [ j Co-captain ' ’ Ernie Henshaw 1 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Stuart Scruggs James Carver Jim Ruff Bobby Trull Terry Jones Carlton Burrell no 1958 Harold Rogers Charles Ammons Billy Sorrells Manager 111 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Freda Ann Breece, leave my ability to get along with my teachers to someone who likes them as well as I. We, Ross Hooper and Mike Ferguson, leave our sense of humor and know how for the opposite sex to some lucky boy. We, Ralph Arrington and T. J. Stevens, leave W. T. H. S. everything, except our trips to Canton, to Howell Reece and Paul Arrington. I, Martha Gaddis, leave my well-worn seat in typing to my brother, Joe. I, Grace Mills, leave those hair-raising days in Mrs. Sloan ' s class to my sister, Jo Ann. I, Lois Greene, leave that old, broken-down, exasperating machine called a typewriter, to Maga- lene White. I, Judy Green, leave--but w o u 1 d love to take Jimmy along, too. I, Carolyn Gaddis, leave all my happy days and good times to Joyce Caldwell. We, Ruby Burchfield and Elizabeth Kilby, leave our favorite teachers to Linda and Shirley. I, Carolyn Byrd, leave those hilarious days in English to someone who cam. laugh as much as I. I, Nancy Stiles, leave my sure-footedness on the basketball court to Joyce Leatherwood. I, Jessie Lee Sutton, leave my well-earned place on the basketball squad to my sister, Dorothy, I, Brenda Queen, le ave my ability to be late getting back from lunch to Susie Cagle. I, Shirley Sheehan, leave my open-minded ways to Margaret Bradshaw, and Wanda Nelson. I, Amelia Nichols, leave my honor of being co¬ captain of the basketball team to my sister Dickie. I, Nancy Lou Moore, leave all of those never-to- be-forgotten moments to my cousin, Jo-Ann. I, Edna Horton, leave all the fun I ' ve had on Eagles ' Nest to Billy Underwood, providing he can meike it to the top, I, Oberia Gaddy, leave my unusual journeys and funny experiences to Geraldine, I, Maggie Hannah, leave all those good, but easily forgotten times to my sister, Mildred, I, Lynda Davis, leave those crazy times around the old Fort to Brenda Paige. I, Evelyn Hightower, leave my quiet reserve and ability to get along with everyone to some deserving person. I, Frankie Arrington, leave all my fun and frolics to Glenda Hooper. I, Ines Gumban, leave my dancing steps to my sis, Nilsa. We, Dale Rogers and Ernie Henshaw, leave our special ability to never be on time and always en¬ joy our selves once we ' re there to some junior couple, I, Judith Ann Davis, leave my crooked smile to anyone in chorus who can ' t sing O as required. We, Kathryn Frady, and Reba Freeman, leave our ability to court boys out of school to Evelyn Blanton, and Kathy Hill. I, Gerald Arrington, do hereby leave my trips to Sylva and cell in World History to Comrade Alvin Gilliand. I, Toby Ray, hereby leave--but my sister ' s still here to carry on the good name of Ray. I, Joe Haskett, hereby le ave my job at Ray ' s Flower Shop to anyone who loves those lovely little flowers as I do. I, Ray Medford, leave my three carburetor Chevi to anyone who can afford gas for the thing. I, Dewey Wright, leave my fond old trips to Clyde and Hendersonville to anyone who has the nerve to do it. I, Linda Wood F owle r , leave the old tramping grounds to take up permanent housekeeping with Don. I, Mary Ann Fisher, le ave my second home , the Band Building, to anyone who loves music and musicians as I do. I, Rosalind Ammons, am being stingy ' cause I ' m taking my love for the Music Department with me. I, Wanda Turner, leave my dunce cap in chem¬ istry to the next poor shrunken head. We, Gail Camlin and Joan Prevost, would like to leave something to someone, but we ' re going to need everything we ' ve got for where we ' re going. We, Ann Heinz and Bud Miller, leave our good times together as a steady couple to any twosome who can stand each other that long. We, Marilyn McLeod and Bruce Hipps, leave the future rat-races to Karen and Charles. We, Joyce Saunders Burris and Beverly Teague Smith, leave our ability to catch a man so early in the game to all the girls. I, Kathryn Cross, leave my Scarlett O ' Hara out¬ look to Judy Ketner. I, Agnes Jane Roberson, leave my dynamic left hand to anyone who wants to master the game of basketball. I, Shirley Bridges, leave my rip-roaring laugh to Betty Rowland, Hope you don ' t get into as much trouble with it as I have. I, Judy Thomas, leave my flaming red hair to my sister, Gwen. 114 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Maxine Knight, leave all my sour notes in chorus to Brenda Keener, poor gal! I, Georgia Mae Smith, leave all my love for those cool cats of Clyde and Canton to June Cogdill. I, Deanna Bryson, leave my much earned vacancy in chorus to anyone who enjoyed it as much as 1. We, Ronnie James and Carolyn Arrington, leave those long talks in the halls to any t w o s o m e who can talk as much as we. I, Nancy Dixon, leave--but take my love for that good ole army life with me, I, Mary Sue Campbell, leave my dancing ability to Judy Woody. I, Helen Allison, leave my p e r f e c t attendance record, despite my physical h an d i c a p to anyone willing to try it. I, Jack Nichols, leave my nose to anyone who runs out of phonograph needles, I, David Underwood, leave for parts unknown (with my draft-card, of course). I, Jere Buchanan, leave my lost, but gay week¬ ends and love for wild parties to Johnny Carswell. I, Jewell Campbell, leave my spot on the cheer¬ ing squad to some lucky gal who is looking for a wonderful experience. 1, June Hendricks, leave my ears to anyone who has the desire to fly. I, Pan Parkman, leave my love for Spanish and my ability to always be talking at the same time Miss Chambers is--to Jean Weatherby. I, Geneva Allison, leave all my good times at W.T.H.S. to my sister, Barbara. I, Phyllis Morgan, leave my so-called free periods to anyone who can get away with it. I, Wilma Sims, leave my love to a certain Cull- owhee boy to any girl who ' s lucky enough to get him. I, Joyce Cody, leave all the good times we had to my brother Bruce, wishing him the best of luck. 1, Barbara Lockman, leave my originality to Pat Holland. 1, Shirley Lewis, leave my love for the sea to my sister, Donna Sue. I, Agatha Wright Wood, leave my goodwill to all coming seniors. 1, Pauline Trembly, leave my battered typewriter to Peggy Wright. I, Mona Robinson, leave - -but I ' m taking my memories with me. I, Barbara Blanton, leave, but I ' m taking my love for sailors with me. We, Janet Milner and Tom Franklin, leave our long courtship to Bonnie and David. I, Beverly Holloway, leave my good times at slumber parties tobe carried on in traditional style by June Gaddis, Bonnie Siler, and Jean Howell. I, Grey Watkins, leave my feet to the next poor pigeon, who le ave s his crooked tracks around the fort . I, Gail Muse, leave all my times, both good and bad, to my sister, Patricia. I, Jo Ann Noland, leave my quiet ways to Franees. I, Susie Clark, leave to the Saunookgang the duty of pitching those wild parties once I ' m gone. I, Lois Hannah, leave my music abilities to my brother, Don. I, Charles Holland, leave my easy going ways, mainly because I ' ve got to. I, Tommy Boyd, leave my shy, but devilish smile to Jack 1 I, Frances Bryson, leave my good time s in geography to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. I, Paul Burress, le ave in hopes that I ' ll never return. I, Jack Davis, leave my lively personality to anyone who likes lively personalities. I, Jerry D e w e e s e , leave my slow drawl to the next fellow who has the necessary time needed to talk as I do. I, Sam Frady, leave all my wild sleepless nights to someone who can afford No-Doze. I, Kathryn Green, leave my quiet, but wonderful times at W.T.H.S. to someone who will enjoy it as I have. I, Emmitt Higgins, leave my green thumb to any¬ one who loves agriculture as I do. I, Jesse Hollingsworth, leave my high school fun behind me, but don ' t worry -- more ' s to come I I, Lynn Truitt, leave my ability to flirt to my sister, Sandy. I, Carroll Burris, leave that daily session of 7th period to anyone who lays out. I, Glenn Bumgarner, leave my bus driving to Wallace Rogers. I, Doyle Bolin, leave my chair in world geog¬ raphy to my brother Gerald. I, Bill Garwood, leave my bass horn position in the band to my brother, Harold. I, Louise Trammell, leave my speedin shorthand to my sister Shirley. I, Darrell Moody, leave my ill-spent days in chemistry to someone who can stick it out longer than I did. I, Jimmy Mann, 1 e a V e my h i g h school career behind me--but then who wants it? 115 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Doyle Cagle, leave, I hope. I, Beiyl Thomas,hereby leave my seat on bus 41 to Margie Buff and Nancy Jones. I, Richard Chandler, hereby leave electronics to Alton Ray Abernathy. 1, Keith Gibson, leave bus no. 59, but I ' m taking Ollie Jean with me. I, Wilford Moody, leave my back seat in English to my brother. I, Clarence Rash, leave my ability to sleep in study hall to anyone who stays out late. I, Kenneth Fugate, leave my six weeks tests to anyone who can pass them. I, Lloyd Allen, hereby leave my parking place on the hill to someone who has a 50 F ord that won ' t start. I, James Carver,leave aneasy position on the baseball team to anyone who can fill it. I, David Warren, leave W.T.H.S. with only one thing in mind--I ' ve found my gal! I, Harold Harris, leave things in general to Gary Todd, who knows what they are, and what to do with them. I, Minnie Mae Evans, leave my good times around the halls at W.T.H.S. to Cricket Mills. I, Hillard Jones, leave my private parking place at Charlie ' s for $5 a night. I, Barbara Lewis, leave my love for square dancing to Mattie Sue. I, Oscar McCarter, leave, but no one will ever know I ' m gone. I, Bobby McCracken, leave! I, James Marcus, leave W.T.H.S. to my brother Freddy. Take care of it, Fred. I, Billy Messer, leave my bus and its passengers to anyone who thinks he can stand it. I, Jerry Nelson, leave, in hopes I may never re¬ turn again. I, James Parton, leave, b e c a u s e there ' s very little else to do. I, Polly Parker, leave my love for singing to my brother James. I, Tommy Parris, leave, and I thought I ' d never make it. I, Mary Ann Reed, leave my ability to get caught every time I turn around to some unlucky junior. I, James Ruff, le ave my rough days in Spanish to the Spaniards. I, Billy Sherrill, leave my hapless days around W.T.H.S. to someone who has as few subjects as I did. I, Billy Sisk, leave my boring days in study hall to anyone who can ' t find anything else to do. I, Wayne Sugg, leave advanced algebra and plane geometry --and for awhile there I was pretty worried. We, Stewart Duckett, Jack Lewis, and Bill Moore want no tears shed because of our leaving. I, Harry Gaddis , leave my racket of selling candy in electronics to anyone who ' s in need of a little pocket money. I, Milford Green, leave those noisy brats on my bus to Johnny Jones for future years. I, Charles Miller, leave my line place in indus¬ trial arts to Melburn Knight if he decides to drive number 50 next year. I, Jim Fowler, leave the friendly atmosphere and all the good times to my sister, Margaret. I, Joel Rothermel, leave my drum major baton to anyone who will be as glad to work and to have fun with the job as I. I, Skipper Sloan, leave my hot cornet to anyone who has the perseverence to stay up odd hours and practice. I, Jake Redmond, leave my love for wild parties, and fast trips to Asheville to Johnny Carswell. I, Jim Barrett, leave my scholastic abilities to Gary Todd. I, David Moody, leave, and it ' s about time! I, Ulus Burnette, leave my best personality to Jean Howell. I, Bob Pressley, leave my love for band, bull, and ball, to the next guy who enjoys it as much as I. I, Leon Turner, leave behind all the wonderful band trips and good ole times in the music de¬ partment to someone who will live it up as I did. I, Stuart Scruggs, leave my winning ticket in the girl raffle to Danny Whisenhunt with my best wishes. I, Andy Owens, leave my dry and untimely questions to Mark Feichter. I, Bruce Davis, leave my athletic abilities to carry Waynesville to their wins to Jack Holder. SENIOR DIRECTORY LLOYD ALLEN - Electronics (3,4), V.I.C. (3,4), Me¬ chanical Drawing (1). GENEVA ALLISON - Commercial Dept. (3,4), F.H.A. (2.3) . HELEN ALLISON -V.H.A. (1,2,3), 4-H Club (1,2,3,4), Commercial Dept. (3,4). ROSALIND AMMONS - Tally-Ho Club (4), Chorus (1,2, 3,4), Band (1,2,3,4), 4-H Club (1), Orchestra (1,2,3,4), All-State Band (4), Junior Rep. (3), W.C.C. Music Con¬ test (1,2,3,4), Annual Staff (4), Superlative (4), Music Camp (2,3). CAROLYN ARRINGTON - Student Council (4), Basket¬ ball (1,2), Superlative (4), Marshal (2), Spanish Club (3) . FRANKIE ARRINGTON - F.H.A. (1,2), 4-H Club (1). RALPH ARRINGTON - Basketball (1,2), Baseball (1,2). JIM BARRETT - Band (1,2,3,4), Orchestra (2,4), Key Club (2,4), All-State Band (2,4), Junior Rep. (3), D.A.R. Contest (1,2), W.C.C. Field Day( 1,2), Merit Scholarship (4) . BARBARA BLANTON - F.H.A, (1,2), 4-H Club (1). TOMMY BOYD - F.F.A. (1,2,3,4), 4-H Club (1,2,3). FREDA BREECE - Chorus (1), Student Council (1,4), F.H.A. (3), Annual Staff (4), Library Assistant, Class Pres. (4), SHIRLEY BRIDGES - Orchestra (1,2,3,4), All-State Band (4), Band (1,2,3,4), Majorette (1,2,3,4), Sub-Deb (3.4) , Tally-Ho Club (3,4), 4-H Club (1), Marshal (3), Annual Staff (4), W.C.C. Music Contest (2,3), Junior Rep. (3), Music Camp (3). JUDITH BROWNING - Basketball (1,2,3), Monogram Club (1,2,3), Distributive Ed. (4), Home Room Pres. (1). DEANNA BRYSON - Chorus (1,2,3,4). JERE BUCHANNAN - Tally-Ho Club (3,4), Key Club (2.3.4) , Paper Staff (3), Editors Round Table (3), Junior Rep. (3), Superlative (4), Annual Staff (4), Driver ' s Training (2). GLENN BUMGARNER - Bus Driver (3,4), Driver ' s Training (2). RUBY BURCHFIELD - Basketball (1,2), Commercial Dept. (3,4). PAUL BURRESS - Football (1,2,3,4), Baseball (1,2,4), Track (3,4), Monogram (2,3,4). ULUS BURNETTE - Student Council (1), Superlative (4), Monogram Club (3,4), Track (3,4), Football (2,3,4). JOYCE SAUNDERS BURRIS - F.H.A. (1), 4-.H Club (1), Superlative (4). CAROLYN BYRD - Chorus (2). FREDDIE CALHOUN - Superlative (4), Driver ' s Edu¬ cation (3), Annual Staff (4), Commercial Dept. (3,4), Chorus (2), Tally-Ho Club (3,4), Sec. (4), 4-H Club (2). GAIL CAMLIN - Reading Contest (2), Radio Program (4), Junior Rep. (3), Paper Staff (3), Annual Staff (4), W.C.C. FieldDay (2), Tally-Ho Club (4), Editors Round¬ table (3), Mountaineer Columnist (4). MARY SUE CAMPBELL - F.H.A. (1,2,3,4), 4-H Club (1.2.3.4) , Commercial Dept. (3,4), Driver ' s Training (4). JAMES CARVER - Baseball (1,2,3,4), Monogram Club (2.3.4) , Industrial Arts (2,3). RICHARD CHANDLER - Electronics (4), Industrial Arts (3,4). SUSIE CLARK - 4-H Club (1,2,3,4), F.H.A. (2,3,4), Band (1), Commercial Dept, (3,4). JOYCE CODY - Chorus (2), F.H.A. (1,2,3), 4-H Club (1.4) . KATHRYN CROSS - Band (1,2), Orchestra (2), Sub-Deb Club (3,4), Of f i c e r (4), W.C.C, Field Day (3), Annual Staff (4), Junior Rep. (3). JEWELLCAMPBELL-Art (1), Cullowhe e (1), 4-H (1.2) , Band (1,2), Chorus (4), Tally-Ho Club (3,4), Sub- Deb (3,4), Officer (4), Cheerleader (3,4), F.H.A. (4), Annual Staff (4), Superlative (4), Harvest Dance Pro¬ gram (3,4). BRUCE DAVIS - Monogram Club (2,3,4), Key Club (2, 3,4) Officer (4), Student Council (1,3), Officer (1,3), Football (2,3,4), Track (2,3,4), Basketball (2,3,4) Co- Captain (4), Local Yokel (3), W.C.C. Field Day (3). JACKIE LEE DAVIS - Electronics (3,4), V.I.C. (3), Mechanical Drawing (1). JUDITH ANN DAVIS - Ch or us (1,2,3,4), Local Yokel (3), Annual Staff (4), Tally-Ho Club (3), Jr. Represen¬ tative (3), Superlative (4), May Court Attendant (3). LYNDA DAVIS - Chorus (1,2). JERRY DEWEESE - Monogram Club (2,3,4), Football (2.3) , Driver ' s Training (3). NANCY DIXON - 4-H Club (1,2,3,4), F.H.A, (1,2,4), Driver ' s Training (3), Commercial Dept. (3,4), 117 SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY ANN FISHER - Tally-Ho Club (3,4), Officer (4), Band {1,Z,3,4), Radio Program (2), Commercial Dept. (3.4) , All-State Band (2,3,4), Orchestra (1,2,3,4), Dance Band (2,3,4), Chief Marshal (3), Junior Rep. (3), Local Yokel (3), W.C.C. Field Day Winner (1), F.H.A. (3,4), Annual Staff (4), Superlative (4), W.C.C. Music Contest ( 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 ) . LINDA FOWLER WOOD - Library Club (1,2,3,4), Bas¬ ketball (1,2), Softball (1), First Aid and Safety (1), Commercial Dept. (3). JIM FOWLER - Pres, of Freshman Class (1), Band (1, 2), Chorus (1,2,3,4), Football (1,2,3,4), Key Club (1,2,3), Cullowhee (1), Junior Rep. (3), Quartet (2,3,4), Local Yokel Editor (3), Pres. Student Council (4), Monogram Club (2,3,4), N.C. Choral Festival (1,2,3,4), Superlative (4). KATHRYN FRADY - 4-H Club (1), Commercial Dept. (3.4) , F.H.A. (2,3,4), Harvest Queen C an di d a t e (3), Chorus (1,2,3,4). SAMMY FRADY - Driver ' s Education (4). TOM FRANKLIN - F.F.A, (1,2,3,4) Officer (4), Student Council (2,3,4), President of Junior Class, Local Yokel (3), Annual Staff (4). KENNETH FUGATE - Band (1,2,3,4), Officer (4), Dance Band (3,4), Orchestra (3,4), Electronics V.I.C., Super¬ lative (4). CAROLYN GADDIS - Orchestra (1,2), Commercial Dept. (3,4). HARRY GADDIS - Bus Driver (3,4), Paper Staff (3), Electronics (3,4). OBERIA GADDY - Library Club (3,4), Driver ' s Train¬ ing (2), F.H.A. (1), Commercial Dept. (3,4). BILLY GARWOOD - Electronics (1), V.I.C., Band (1,2, 3,4), Dance Band (3,4), Orchestra (4), All-State Band. KEITH GIBSON - Electronics (1), V.I.C., Bus Driver ( 1 . 2 ). KENNETH GIBSON - Football (1,3,4), Baseball (1,2,3, 4), Electronics (3), Monogram Club (2,3,4), Basketball (1,2,3), V.I.C, (1), Track (3,4), Driver Training, JUDY GREEN - Commercial Dept. (3,4). LOIS GREENE - Commercial Dept. (3,4), MILFORD GREEN - Bus Driver. INES GUMBON - Chorus (1,2,3), Basketball (3), Soft- ball (2), Commercial Dept, (3,4). LOIS HANNAH - F.H.A. (1), Commercial Dept. (3), Chorus (2), Driver ' s Training (3), Art (4). MAGGIE HANNAH - Commercial Dept. (3,4). HAROLD HARRIS - Science Club (1,2), Square Dance Club (1,2), Audio Visual Club (2). JUNE HENDRICKS - 4-H Club (1,2), Art (1), Cullowhee (1), D.A.R, Contest (2), Tally-Ho Club (3,4), Officer (4), Sub-Deb (3,4), Officer (4), Cheerleader (3,4), Driver ' s Training (2), F.H.A. (4), Local Yokel Staff (3) , Annual Staff (4), Art Editor (4), Junior Representa¬ tive (3), Marshal ( 3 ), S up e r 1 a t i V e (4), Commercial Dept. (3,4), Harvest Dance Program (3,4), Chairman (4) , Tally-Ho Club Banquet Program (3,4), ERNIE HENSHAW - Track (3,4), Football (3,4), Bas¬ ketball (2,3,4), Monogram Club (3,4), Merit Scholarship (4), Annual Staff (4). EMMITT HIGGINS - F.F.A. (1,2,3,4). BRUCE HIPPS - Agriculture (1,4). CHARLES HOLLAND - 4-H (1,2,3,4), F.F.A. (1,2,3,4), Art (3), Driver ' s Training (2), Bus Driver (4). JESSE HOLLINGSWORTH - D.E. (4) Officer (4). EDNA HORTON - Public Speaking (1,2), Band (1,2,3), Future Teachers Club (3). RONNIE JAMES - Football (1), Basketball (1), Track (1), Student Council (2), Local Yokel (3), Electronics Club (3), Superlative (4), W.C.C. Field Day (2). HILLIARD JONES - Electronics Club, 4-H Club, Student Council. ELIZABETH KILBY - Commercial Dept. (3,4). MAXINE KNIGHT - F.H.A, (3,4), Chorus (4). BARBARA JEAN LEWIS - 4-H Club (1,2,3,4), Commer¬ cial Dept. (3), F.H.A. Club (2,3,4), Driver ' s Training (3). JACK LEWIS - 4-H Club (1,2,3,4), F.F.A. (1,2,3,4), Football (1,2,3,4), Monogram Club (1,2,3,4). SHIRLEY LEWIS - Art (2), Commercial Dept. (3). BARBARA LOCKMAN - F.H.A. (3,4), Commercial Dept. (3), Art (4), Superlative (4). 118 SENIOR DIRECTORY MARILYN McLEOD - 4-H Club (1), Annual Staff (4), Tally-Ho Club (4), Latin Club (1), Future Teachers of America (1), Dance Club (1). BILLY MESSER - F.F.A. (1,2,3,4), 4-H Club (1,2,3,4). LEE MESSER - F.F.A. (1,2,3,4). GRACE MILLS - 4-H Club (1,2), F.H.A. (1,2). JANET MILNER - Orchestra (1,2,4), Local Yokel (3), Annual Staff (4), Superlative (4). DAVID MOODY - Band (1,2,3,4), Key Club (2), Chorus ( 2 ). BILLY MOORE - Football (1,2,3,4), Monogram Club (2,3), Electronics Club (3,4), Student Council (1,3). NANCY LOU MOORE - Commercial Dept. (3,4). GAIL MUSE - 4-H (1,2,3), F.H.A. (2,3,4), Commercial Dept, (3,4). JACK NICHOLS - Tally-Ho Club (3,4), Key Club (2,3, 4), Junior Representative (3), Superlative (4), F.F.A, ( 1 ). AMELIA NICHOLS - Monogram Club (2,3,4), Basket¬ ball (1,2,3,4), Student Council (1,2), Superlative (4). ANDY OWENS - Football (1,2,3,4), Band (1,2,3,4), Orchestra (1,2,3), Chorus (2), Monogram Club (3,4), Key Club (4), Annual Staff (4). PAN PARKMAN - Band (1,2,3), Chorus (4), Orches¬ tra (2,3), Cheerleader (4), Junior Representative (3), Marshal (3), Biology Essay Winner (2), Paper Staff (3), Annual Staff (4), May Court (1), Harvest Queen Atten¬ dant (4), Accompanist to Junior Chorus (2). TOMMY PARRIS - F ootball (4), Monogram Club (3), Track (3,4). WAYNE PRUITT - Monogram Club (2,3,4), Football (1,2,3,4), Track (3,4), Basketball (1,2), Baseball (1,2). BRENDA QUEEN - Student Council (1), Commercial Dept. (3,4), Superlative (4), Driver ' s Training. TOBY RAY - F ootball (1), Band (1), Senior Class Officer (4), Student Council (1,4), Superlative (4). JAKE REDMOND - Key Club (4), Tally-Ho Club (4) , Football (4), Track (4), Monogram (4), Superlative (4), MARY ANN REED - Basketball (1,2,3), Dramatics Club (1,2), Square Dance Club (1,2), Science Club (1), Distributive Education (4), Driver ' s Training (4), Stu¬ dent Council (1), F.H.A. (1), Glee Club (1,2,3), Chorus (4). AGGIE ROBERSON - Orchestra (1,2), Junior Represen¬ tative (3), All-State Orchestra (1,2), Basketball (1,2,3, 4), Co-Captain (4), Student Council (2), Officer (2), Superlative (4), D.A.R, Citizenship Award (4), Field Day Winner (3), Mountaineer Columnist (4), Local Yokel (3), Editor of Annual (4), Monogram Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary (2,3,4), Sub-Deb (3,4), Officer (4). JIM RUFF - Monogram (2,3,4), Baseball (1,2,3,4), Football (1,2,3), Track (4), Band (1). SHIRLEY SHEEHAN - Driver ' s training (4), Commer¬ cial Dept. (4). BEVERLY TEAGUE SMITH - Vice Pres, of Class (1), Band (1), 4-H Club (1), Orchestra (1,2,3,4), All-State Orchestra (1,2,3,4). GEORGIA MAE SMITH - Basketball. NANCY STILES - Basketball (1,2,3,4), Monogram (2,3, 4). JESSIE LEE SUTTON - Monogram (3,4), Basketball (1,2,3,4), F.H.A. (2). T. J. STEVENS - Baseball (1,2), Football (1), Elec¬ tronics Club (3,4), Track (1). LOUISE TRAMMELL - Chorus (1), Latin Club (1,2), Y-Teens (1,2), Library Club (3), Civil Defense Club (3). LEON TURNER - Band (1,2,3,4), Key Club (4), Orches¬ tra (3,4), Quartet (3,4), Tally-Ho Club (3), Concert Band (2), Cullowhee (1), Baseball (3), Junior Rep. (3), Annual Staff (4), All-State Band (2,3,4). LYNN TRUITT - Baseball (1,3), Electronics Club (3). WANDA TURNER - Student Council (1), Local Yokel Staff (3), Tally-Ho Club (4), Officer (4). BO UNDERWOOD - Tally-Ho Club (4), Football (2), Basketball (3), Fencing (1), Key Club (2,4), HARRY VALENTINE - F.F.A. (1,2,3,4), 4-H Club (1). DAVID WARREN - Student Council (1), Football (1,2,3, 4), Monogram (1,2,3,4), Electronics Club. GREY WATKINS - Band (1,2,3,4), Chorus (2), Tally-Ho Club (4), Marshal (3), Junior Rep. (3), May Court Attendant (3), Harvest Queen Candidate (3,4), Annual Staff (4), Paper S taff (3), All-State Band (4), Cheer¬ leader (4), Superlative (4), 119 . 4i jsA ' ' ‘ ■ t � ' ' i ' • ' 5 ' I ' - i , ■ . ' ; if i ■d. kV ' - A I, HAYWOOD COUNT Y PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 3115 00422 0643