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The Senior Class presents to you, the students of Glenwood, the 1959 NUSHKA as a tangible reminder of Presented this school year. "School days are happy days . . . "and all that remains

of a school year after graduation is memories. Our aim in editing this book has been to give you a by pictorial record to help you sustain these memories of GLENWOOD. The Senior Class

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Contents G lenwood High School L eaders E Iders N eophytes W arf arers O riginals o rganizations D onors "To have a good friend is one of the highest delights of life. " This true friend and teacher we have had throughout our high school years in the person of MRS. BONNIE PARKER, who was our beloved English teacher during our first three years of high school.

She is never too busy to lend a helping hand to any of us in trouble, regardless of how trivial the problem may seem. For her genuine interest in all of us, for her faith in the ultimate good of us, and for her love and loyalty to our school, we dedicate the 1959 NUSHKA to MRS. BONNIE PARKER, master teacher, true friend.

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The Superintendent, Supervisor,

MELVINH, TAYLOR MISS MAE RAMSEY Superintendent Supervisor School Committee

Guy Hensley, Ray Westmoreland, Mrs. Neil Laughridge, Vernon Crawley and Principal lead . . .

A great American with the immortal name of Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, "Our schools. . .have always been molds in which we cast the kind of life we wanted. " It is my hope, Dear Seniors, tliat your school has guided and inspired you to mold your lives in such a way that each of you will enrich this great nation of ours and glorify tlie Maker of all mankind. Sincerely, Frank W. Howell

7 CLYDE C. DAY

B. S. , M. A. East Tennessee State College Appalachian State Teachers College Science

PAUL EDWIN FLACK A.B. M. A. , An Lenoir Rhyne College University of North Carolina Physical Education, Social Studies Understandin

ROBERT GOODSON Faculty B.S. Berea College Vocational Agriculture Guides MRS. WILMAB. GREENE A.B., B.S. Mars Hill Junior College Appalachian State Teachers College English, Social Studies

MRS. DORA B. HOWELL RAYMOND G. LEDBETTER B. S. B. A. East Tennessee State College Lenoir Rhyne College University of North Carolina Commercial, Social Studies English, Social Studies

MRS. BONNIE PARKER A.B. Carson-Newman College English, French, Mathematics

WILLIAM THOMAS POOLE A.B. University of Nortli Carolina Mathematics, Social Studies

WILLARD JOHN ROBERTS B. S. Asheville-Biltmore Junior College East Carolina College

MRS. JACQUELYN ROBINSON B. S. Mars Hill College Winthrop College Home Economics, General Science

Senior

Class

Officers

DAVID McINTOSH President KARENE POTEAT Treasurer RAY DEAN ARROWOOD Vice President SHIRLEY LYTLE Secretary

Seniors

CLARA THELMA MASHBURN ROBERT EUGENE CABLE THELMA KARENE POTEAT DAVID CLAY McINTOSH MARY JOYCE HOLLAND

O Glenwood High, true molder of our lives,

You've been our ever faithful friend and guide.

PHILLIP LLOYD GUFFEY MARTHA LEE HENSLEY WALTER EMERSON JACKSON Dear Alma Mater, thou hast soothed our cries

And taught us in Truth alone to abide.

CLARK MALCOM GROVER FOX BOBBIE JEAN CONNER JAMES ALVIN ROSA MAE RADFORD JAMES CLARK BARE EMMA JEAN RHOM

O Glenwood High, your worth will stand the test,

As each new class leaves thy dear halls of fame.

WILLIAM RAY ANDERSON BETTY JO REEL RONAL LEE BAXTER PATRICIA VIRGINIA ALLISON THOMAS RAY DEAN ARROWOOD LINDA ANN MASHBURN BOONE

Dear High School, may thy name, forever blest,

Be hallowed through the ages with proud acclaim.

ROBERT GLENN GREER ETHEL JEANETTE LEDBETTER SAMUEL EARNEST YOUNG SHIRLEY ANNE LYTLE HAROLD WAYNE CHILDERS RUBY CHRISTINE ROBINSON

The class of '59 from thy halls depart;

To classmates and teachers we say good-bye.

OLIVER HENRY BAKER MARY ELIZABETH GREER JOSEPH EUGENE SUMLIN NELLIE SUE JENKINS THOMAS DAVID TONEY BARBARA ANN ROYSTER

A feeling of sadness is in each heart,

And in each breast there is a faint sigh.

OLIS RAY LAWING SARAH VIRGINIA MACE JERRY CLAY GORDON PHYLLIS REBECCA KOONE WILLIAM HAL BAKER MARY ANGELENE SMITH

So we leave with life's goals before our eyes.

To build the ladders by which we rise.

CARROLL WADE HEMPHILL CHARLES LEE ARROWOOD JAMES CHARLES McFALLS Mascots REBECCA ALLISON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allison

ALLEN YOUNG Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Young

Motto

'We build the ladder by which we rise. "

Colors Flower

Blue and Silver Gardenia Honor

MARY ANGELENE SMITH received DAVID CLAY McINTOSH won the "Most Valuable Player in fourth place in the StateF. F. A. McDowell County Basketball Tour- public speaking contest (1956-57); nament" Award. She alsoreceived participated in district parliamen- "All Midwest Conference (Unani- tary procedure contest (1956-57) mous Choice. )" and district dairy judging (1958- 59). He is Federation F. F. A. Presi- dent.

THOMAS RAY DEAN ARROWOOD is honored for his outstanding work THELMA KARENE POTEAT was in Student Council, Beta Club, and chosen to receive the D. A. R. United F. F. A. activities. He participated States History Award (1957-58) and in the state finals in Land Judging the D.A. R. Citizenship Award (1956-57) and d i St i c t parlia- (1958-59). She is McDowell County mentary procedure contest (1956- Beta Club president. In addition to 57). He was F e d e r at i on F. F. A. the above honors Karene receives secretary (1957-58). Salutes to the scholastic praise of being the Ray Dean for scholastic honor in 1959 Valedictorian. being Salutatorian of 1959.

MARY ELIZABETH GREER is re- ognized for her outstanding work as Editor of the 1959 NUSHKA.

Let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures

1. Stag Line 2. "Catch a falling star" 3. Pajama Party 4. Junior Picnic '58 5. Mr. Flack, Chaperon 6. Missing Senior

7-8. April Memories 9. What do we have here 10. Homecoming Banquet '58 11. The campus is yours for a day, alumni

12. Teacher's pet 13. Senior Mascot 14. I'm an "angel" 15. School days are happy days 16. Editor's ch o i c e 17. Have '58 Ford, will travel A most important part of our student body con- stitutes this section of the NUSHKA. The future of Glenwood High School depends on underclassmen who will serve her with loyalty and truth. Junior

Class

Officers

VENA GILLIAM Secretary JOHNNY RIDDLE Treasurer JANE TAYLOR Vice President HAROLD DEAN SUTTLES President Juniors

RONALD HOUCK JAMES HUGHES PATRICIA HUGHES

DONALD HUNTER BILL ISAACS CAROLYNNE JAMISON

GROVER KISER PEGGY LANE ANN LAWING

ANN ARROWOOD President BRYANT JACKSON Reporter PHYLLIS SMITH Secretary CLELL WHITSON Vice President BRADLEY BARE DON BARNES JOYCE BRENDLE

FLOYD BRIGHT JIMMY BROWN MARY CABLE

EULA MAE CLARK CLYDE CONNER L. M. COOK

CURTIS COSBY CAROLYN DAVIS JACKIE ELLIOTT

BARBARA GALLION SALLY GALLION RONNIE GALLION PHILUP GARDNER SHEENA GUFFEY IRENE HALL

SHIRLEY HARVEY LINDA HAYNES BRYANT JACKSON

ALLENE KAYLOR JOSEPH KOONE BEULAH LAWING

JACK LEDFORD CARROLL LEWIS SUE LUSK

MARGARET MARLOWE WILLIAM MARLOW BARBARA McCLURE NORA JANE McKINNEY VERNON MORGAN KENNETH NEWTON

RITA PAINTER PEGGY PATRICK HERMAN POTEAT

THELMA RADFORD BENNIE RASH JUNIOR RHOM

MELVIN SCHRONCE PHYLLIS SMITH ETHEL STAGEY

FRANCES SUMLIN BRENDA TYO LARRY TYO RUEL WALKER MARY KATHERINE WARREN BETTY WARD

ERVIN WAYCASTER BILL WESTMORELAND CLELL WHITSON

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Carl Hill Annie Mae Kelly Jimmy Morgan Re id Morgan James Patrick

tmaa/mtam EDDIE HAWKINS and DANNY C O G D I LL entertain in Halloween Carnival with "They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me. "

First Row, Left to Right: Pamala Caraway, Jerry Gardin, Bruce Austin, Jackie Gardin, Margaret Tucker. Second Row: Rebecca Cannon, Katherine Austin, Brenda Evans, Barbara Kaylor, Linda Simpson, Mrs. Lou- dermilk. Freshmen DENNIS BARRIER MARSHALL BAYNARD JERRY BLEDSOE

JANIE MAE BOWMAN SUE BRADLEY THURLAN BRANCH

TOMMY BUCHANAN CLIFTON BUCKNER JOSEPHINE BURTON

BARBARA CABLE ELOISE CABLE TONY CABLE

PAT CALLAHAN GLYNDA CANNON CARMEL CARAWAY

FREDDIE CAUSBY JoANN CHRISTOPHER WAYNE CLARK JIM CONDREY JIMMY CONDREY

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ALLAN DUNCAN KERMIT ELLIOTT PRISCILLA EXTINE

CECIL FOSTER RICHARD GARDNER ANN GIBSON Pi

BLONNIE GILLIAM BETTY HALL MAXINE HAWKINS mL ^^^^

RUTH ELLA HAWKINS LOLA HOLLIFIELD JoANN KELLY

EDDIE LANEY ELIZABETH LANE

B RENDA POTEAT CONNIE POTEAT FRANCIS POTEAT

REBA POTEAT JANICE PRICE BARBARA PYATT

FRANCES RADFORD BILLY RAY RAMSEY GLADYS REEL

MARTHA RHOM TRUDY RHOM

J. C. ROBERTS

MARY ROYSTER JANICE RUMFELT JEANETTE RUMFELT

DOUGLAS SEAMAN JOYCE SMITH BOBBY SPARKS CHARLOTTE SPARKS LEROY STEVENSON LOLA SUTTLES

ROSA MARIE SUTTLES ROBERT TAYLOR SHIRLEY WATKINS

PATSY WESTMORELAND MICHAEL WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIS

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Lany Cable Louise Christopher Donald Freshour Lucille Parker John Rash

42 The Glenwood Accelerated School for Veterans was established September 1, 1955. Since that time, it has operated continuously, including summer schools. During the four years of the school's operation, 411 students have attended. Of this number, 152 veterans and 8 non-veterans have received diplomas. The curriculum of the Accelerated School con- sists of high school subjects required for a high school diploma. JAMES BIGGERSTAFF ERNEST BRADLEY HENRY BRANCH

Juniors Sophomores

JOHNNY BURNETTE BERL CANTRELL EUGENE CANTRELL

DANIEL CONNER DAVID COX VERNON DALE

JOHN DOBBINS HUGH GUFFEY MILLARD JORDON Veterans' Queen BARBARA ROYSTER

51 Elementary

MRS. JOAN GOODSON MR. GILBERT BYRD MR. LLOYD PHILLIPS

MISS LOUISE METCALF MRS. ETHEL METCALF MRS. LAYLAS EDNEY

MISS CHARLINE HEMPHILL MRS. DESSIE LAWING MISS IVAREA FLACK

MRS. GENOESE PYATT MRS. CLARA RAYBURN MRS. OMEGA SWIFT

MRS. LALAGE TUCKER MRS. RUTH HAWKINS MISS EMMA McGALLIARD

MRS. PEARL AUSTIN MRS. LA VERGNE JEFFRIES

Faculty

wiHiminiHiinf

Mrs. Goodson's Eighth Grade

ELAINE ARROWOOD CHARLES BALLARD MARTHA BARNES BOBBY BEAM JIMMY BLANKENSHIP

ALLEN COSBY GLORIA CONDREY MICHAEL DOCKERY ELIZABETH DUNCAN DONALD ELLIOTT

DORA FRADY WAYNE GALLION WILMA GARDNER WILLIAM HAWKINS LINDA KAYLOR

BUNNIE LAUGHRIDGE RITA LAWING VIVIAN McCRAW REIDY McNEILY LEROY MORGAN

GRACE MYERS ANN PARKER ESTELLE PARKER WAYNE RHOM JACKIE SMITH

MARIE SMITH PAT SMITH EARNEST VAUGHN JOE WATERS JEAN WILLIS

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Gany Price 54

BUHHUsmiiitiini Mr. Byrd's Eighth Grade

CARL BAKER BETTY BRIGHT JAMES CAUSBY ROGER CHILDERS CHARLES DAVIS

LINDA ELLINGTON JANE GRAGG MILLARD HALL DONALD HAYES ROYCE HENS LEY

TROY HILTON DONALD HUGHES WILLIAM JARRETT RALPH KAY LOR DL\NE LAWING

DONALD McCLURE STEVE McCRAW JOHN McMAHAN LORA MOODY JERRY NELSON

BILLY PRICE MICHAEL REEL DORIS RHOM JEANETTE RICKER W. L. WISEMAN

DONALD WOODY PAUL WOODY MARGARET YOUNG

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Jerry Mace Julia Patton Mr. Phillip's Eighth Grade

BARBARA BARBER HAROLD BARE MAXIE BARRIER LORENE BLANKENSHIP ROSA BURNETTE

DONALD CABLE EUGENE CLARK DORIS CLEWIS CHARLES CONNER MILDRED CONNER

DAVID DEATON CAROLYN HUNT EDNA HUNTER GAY HUSKINS LINDA ISAACS

GLENDA KAYLOR HAROLD LAWING LARRY LAWING LINDA MORGAN GLENN PACE

ROBERT RASH ELLEN REEL LAURA REEL CLYDE ROSE NANCY ROSS

JANICE SEAGLE NAOMI WIGGINS

56 Miss Metcalf's Seventh Grade

EARNESTINE BOLICK JOHNNY BUCHANAN MARGARET CABLE n / - BILLY CAUSBY WAYNE FRANKLIN mm

DORIS GIBSON BOBBY KOONE n HARLEY LANE JEARLINE LAWING PEGGY LAWING

LOIS LEDBETTER BRENDA LETTERIVL\N KENNETH LETTERMAN STEVE MARLOWE RONALD MOODY L N

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BRENDA MORGAN GARY MORGAN RONALD PADGETT MICHAEL PARKER WILLLAM POTEAT

CLINTON REEL ^^^^^^^ LAWRENCE REEL DEAN SIMMONS BERNICE ROSE EDITH STAGEY

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JOHNNY SWANN CHARLES WARD DANNY WEBB

' ^ 1 Mrs. Metcalf's Seventh Grade ^^^^ MICKEY BENGE JOSIE BLEDSOE SHIRLEY BLEDSOE JERRY BRENDLE NFAI CANNON / 1

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DOUGLAS CARSWELL PAULINE CONNER SHIRLEY CREECH VIRGINIA GARDNER ^ r JOHNNIE GIBBS

MARY ANN HAWKINS GAYLE HOUCK KATRINA JACKSON PATSY KELLY LINDA MARLOWE

LINDA McCarthy PEGGY McKINNEY BENNY MORGAN BETTY PAINTER BRENDA PARKER

NELLIE POTEAT JOHNNY RAMSEY MAXINE RAMSEY BETTY SPARKS ARLENE STICKLAND

DONALD WILLIS RONALD WILLIS SCOTTY WILLIS TRUITT WOODBY ETTA MAE VAUGHN

58 Mrs. Edney's Sixth Grade

ALICE ARROWOOD ROBERT BARTLETT MARGARET BLEDSOE GARRY BYRD NORMA CABLE

LARRY CARVER DOUGLAS CAUTHEN JAMES CLARK PAMELA CLARK ARTHUR COX

CAROLYN DAVIS LARRY DAVIS BILLY DOVER BILLY DOWDLE BRENDA DUNCAN

EUGENE GARDNER ERIC HILTON MARY HELEN HOLLIFIELD KATHERINE KELLY i NANCY MORROW

JIMMY MOSTILLER MARVIN MOSTILLER BILLY MORGAN JIMMY PARKER BRENDA POTEAT

BOBBY PROCTOR MARY LOU RADFORD DAN RASH JERRY REEL EUGENE RHOM

CECIL ROLAND MARY ANN VALLINI DAVID WEBB

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Michael Arrow ood Margaret Bradley Carles Cable Garry Gibbs Miss Hemphill's Sixth Grade

ANN BARE PHYLLIS BARNES CARROLL BAYNARD RONNIE BEAM ANN BROOKSHIRE

GALE BROWN MALINDA BURGIN WILMA CABLE CARL CHRISTOPHER DANNY COGDILL

SUSIE CONDREY GARY CREECH HAROLD ELLIOTT SHERRY FLACK ROGER FRANKLIN

KENNETH FRISBEE LINDA GRANT EDDIE HAWKLNS GAIL HAYNES BOBBY HOLLAND

HARRY HOLLAND JERRY HOLLIFIELD SANDRA LAUGHRIDGE JOE LAWING GLEN DA MORGAN

SHIRLEY NELSON DAVID OWENS PHIL POTEAT JIMMY RHOM BECKY SIMPSON

B ILLY SMITH MIKE SMITH JUDY SNYDER BETTY WARD LLOYD YATES

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I Olmtvnnsmnntnnai BmnntnnnwnKUHVKmMiaii Mrs. Lawing's Fifth Grade

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Barbara Parker 61 Miss Flack's Fifth Grade

NORMAN ARROWOOD DAVID ALDREDGE LARRY BLEDSOE TIMMY BUCHANAN JUANITA CARVER

KATHERINE CAUSBY LYNN CLARK MARGARET CLARK ROGER CONNER LINDA FINLEY

GLENDIA GARLAND GEORGIA GARDNER MARY COINS FRANCES HAYES PATSY HALL

WANDA HOGAN FREDIE HOUCK GRAYSON HOLLAND EDDIE JOHNSON BILLY LAWING

ALICE LANE BRENDA LAWS BARBARA McFALLS GENE MORGAN KENNETH RADFORD

PATRICL^ RANDOLPH ANN REEL MARIE REEL V RUBY SUTTUES BOBBY SWAN

GAYLE WASHBURN ANNA WILLIS BARBARA WOOD

\\/'V\ ii-^X — Mrs. Pyatt's Fourth Grade

ROBERT ARROWOOD BARBARA ARROWOOD LEONA ANTHONY KATHERINE AUSTIN f1 EUNA BAYNARD • -#

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JoANN BOLICK TERRY BEAM n DOUGLAS BINGE ALICE CALLAHAN V V - REBECCA CANNON I

JOYCE CABLE BETTY DOVER RONALD DOVER FRISBEE " JANE Q " JOAN FRISBEE •^v /^^

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LEROY HOLLIFIELD MARY BETH JACKSON MARY SUE KELLY ANNE LANDIS JAN LEWIS

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LOIS MORGAN SHARON MOORE BILLY RAY MICHAEL JAMES MOORE JOE McMAHAN 4.

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DORIS PROCTOR MICHAEL RAMSEY SHIRLEY RANDOLPH GLENDA RAY CAROLYN RADFORD -A

MARTHA REEL RONALD SWANN DONALD SWANN -»«* V FRANKLIN VESS

BEVERLY YATES 1

63 Mrs. Rayburn's Fourth Grade

JAMES ALDREDGE <^ DAVID BROOKSHIRE IF- - » DIANNE COGDILL JERRY CONNOR MAXINE CRAWLEY ^^^^^^

MICHAEL DAVIS LINDA KAY ELLIOTT MARGARET SUE GARLAND JUNE GILUAM JUDY GREER

SUSAN HALL LINDA HENSLEY A JERRY HUNTER BARBARA JO KAYLOR DIANNE KOONE

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MAX LANE TIM LAUGHRIDGE n ANN LAWS MARGARET A MARLOWE CLIFFORD MORGAN

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JOE OWENS LEONARD PARKER LINDA FAYE PATTON DELORES PITTMAN DENNIS POTEAT

JUDY POTEAT n CHARLES PROCTOR VICKIE ROYSTER STEPHEN SIMMONS ANN SMITH

BRENDA SMITH o. BOBBY VAUGHN LARRY VAUGHN p REBECCA WARD

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NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Judith Arrowood 64 Libby Harmon Mrs. Swift's Third Grade

AlBERT ALDRIDGE WARREN ANTHONY GAIL ARROWOOD KATHERINE BARNES DIANNE BENGE

DORTHY BOWMAN LINDA BRENDLE NANCY CAUSBY SHERMAN DAVIS DONALD DOWDLE Pi

JERRY EVANS SUE GARDNER fr) DONNIE RAY GARDNER MICHAEL GARDNER JUNIOR GARLAND ' ^ (

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SHARRON GRANT JEMMY HAYES ELIZABETH HOLLAND ROBERT LOTT ^^^^^^^^^^ LORAN MACE

PAT MARLOWE DAVID MORGAN PATRICIA MOSTILLER DEAN NANNEY FREDDIE PACE

JAMES PACE NANCY ROYSTER WAYNE WARREN DANNY WAT KINS LINDA WILLIAMS

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JACKIE WILLIS TED WOODBY

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Jerry Arrowood Ruby Seaman Van Branch Patricia Shelton Calvert Cable Wilma Wyatt Mrs. Tucker's Second and Third Grade

LINDA ARROWOOD LINDA BAILEY NAOMI BARE WAYNE BOOTH SUE BOWIVIAN

GARRY CAPPS f INESS CAPPS LEE CARVER NEAL CARVER LINDA FAY CLARK

SANDRA CLARK PATRICIA CONNOR DORIS CREECH HAROLD GARDNER MARCL\ GIBBS

SANDRA HANEY PAULINE JO HARRIS HERMAN HAWKINS BRENDA KAY HOLLIFIELD LEONARD HUGHES

NANCY JACKSON RICHARD CARL JARRETT ALBERT KAYLOR NAOMI McKINNEY FRANK MORGAN

BOBBY PRESNELL BETTY RADFORD CHUCKY RADFORD HENRY DEAN RADFORD ROGER DALE RHOM

DAN SHIRLEN MARGARET TUCKER LINDA WATKINS DEAN WILLIAMS

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Randy Laws i6 Frank Webb Jackie Patrick Mrs. Hawkin's Second Grade

LA NELLE ALDREDGE STEVEN ARROWOOD BRUCE AUSTIN i) FREDIA BAYNARD

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LEON BROOKSHIRE STEVE CHAPMAN TERRY CLARK BARBARA DAVIS ROXTMTP FFKinFR

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HENRY FRANKLIN DENNIS FRISBEE JOYCE GIBSON JOAN COINS GREY HARRIS r

DENNIS JOHNSON BRENDA JONES LEON KELLY BETTY LOU LAWING HARRILL DEAN LAWING

CAROLYN LAWS FRANK MARLOWE ROGER McPETERS BILLY RAY MORGAN DL\NNE MORGAN

TERRY LEE MORGAN LOIS NEWTON DOUGLAS PROCTOR LINDA RAMSEY MARY ELLEN REEL

JOHNNY SMITH GLORIA STRICKLAND ANICE TYO CHARLES WASHBURN

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Darlene Cable Ann Hendley Donald Miller Miss McGalliard's First Grade

POLLY ANN ARROWOOD KENNETH AUSTIN DENNIS BEAM DONNA BEAM TONY BOWMAN

LARRY BRADLEY MICHAEL BURNETTE DAVID BYRD ROY LEE CAUSBY WILLIAM CAUTHEN

EDWARD CLARK TERESA COLLINS ROGER COOKE CAROLYN DILLINGHAM JERRY FINLEY

JACKIE GARDIN STEPHEN GARLAND PATRICL\ LAWING ROGER McCarthy IT DARLENE MEDFORD

CAROLYN MICHAELS DOUGLAS PARKER MARILYN RADFORD PHILLIP RAMSEY ALICE FAYE REEL

ROSE ELLA REEL COLEN ROPER JUNE WEBB

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Faye Cable Mrs. Austin's First Grade

LINDA ALDREDGE SAMMIE BAILEY GEORGE BARNS STEPHEN BIGGERSTAFF JIMMIE BOWMAN

JOHNNIE BRANCH PAMALA CARAWAY MICHAEL CALLOWAY CHUCKIE CALLAHAN JERRY GARDIN

DIANNE GARDNER RANDY HOGAN DIANNE LEWIS WANDA MORGAN EUGENE MORGAN

STEPHEN MORGAN PAUL PROCTOR JAMES RICKIE JACK RADFORD LINDA SIMPSON

RICKIE SMITH CECELL\ TAYLOR SHIRLEY WARD DOUGLAS WATKINS CINDIA LOU WOODBY

GARY YATES

NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Randy Arrowood Ronnie Harris Elaine Harris Thanks Bus Drivers

Front Row, Left to Right: Angelene Smith, Susie Buchanan, Jane Taylor. Second Row; Ronnie Hensley, Glenn Greer, Ronald Houck, Carroll Hemphill. Third Row: Ray Dean Arrowood, Olis Lawing, Oliver Baker, Harold Dean Suttles, Bill Anderson.

Lunchroom Personnel

Mrs. K. M. Eplee, Mrs. J. C. Holland, Mrs. Cecil Davis, Mrs. Harvey Morgan, Mrs. Lewen Westmoreland, Mrs. FredMorris.

for

Custodians

Mrs. Clara Nanney, Mr. Ross Williams.

P. T. A. Officers

Mrs. Norris Lewis, Secretary; Mr. Lonnie H. Morgan, President; Mrs. Lloyd Bennett, Vice President; Mrs. Monroe Marlowe, Treasurer.

service Glenwood offers various activities outside the classroom. No matter what a student's interest may be, he can usually find on Glenwood campus an interesting activity which will inspire cooperation and self-improvement.

rganizations .

Crowns Royalty.

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\U»1Hll\«llt| I Mr. and Miss Glenwood High

PATSY CAUTHEN and RONNE HENSLEY

73 ANGELENE SMITH Basketball trains in AVA MAE lAWING

BETTY WARD

LOUISE WILLIS PHYLLIS SMITH TRESSI WESTMORELAND 74 portsmanship.

JOE POTEAT

CHARLES ARROWOOD

75 Coach Willard Roberts came to Glenwood from Etowah High School in Henderson County. His problem was "to whip into shape" two prac- tically green basketball teams. Evidently he did just that, since both teams chalked up 17 wins and only 5 losses during the season. The promotion of good sports- man has been his first objective. Repeatedly he has urged die Glen- wood students to be good sports. Coach Roberts is looking for- ward to coaching championship teams next year — champion sports- men as well as champion ball players. GOOD LUCK COACH!

SCOREBOARD

DRAGONETTES DRAGONS GLENWOOD 84 GREEN CREEK 51 GLENWOOD 70 GREEN CREEK 71 GLENWOOD 94 MILL SPRINGS 29 GLENWOOD 47 MILL SPRINGS 37 GLENWOOD 67 MILL SPRINGS 20 GLENWOOD 64 MILL SPRINGS 40 GLENWOOD 64 GREEN CREEK 31 GLENWOOD 61 GREEN CREEK 48 GLENWOOD 25 MOUNT VERNON 24 GLENWOOD 37 MOUNT VERNON 30 GLENWOOD 62 NORTH COVE 43 GLENWOOD 48 NORTH COVE 45 GLENWOOD 60 NEBO 50 GLENWOOD 58 NEBO 39 GLENWOOD 73 UNION MILLS 18 GLENWOOD 54 UNION MILLS 37 GLENWOOD 46 OLD FORT 37 GLENWOOD 42 OLD FORT 30 GLENWOOD 65 UNION MILLS 32 GLENWOOD 34 UNION MILLS 52 GLENWOOD 32 HARRIS 52 GLENWOOD 51 HARRIS S7 GLENWOOD 65 SUNSHINE 35 GLENWOOD 57 SUNSHINE 39 GLENWOOD 48 SUNSHINE 43 GLENWOOD 38 SUNSHINE 41 GLENWOOD 42 NEBO 49 GLENWOOD 39 NEBO 36 GLENWOOD 54 ELLENBORO 37 GLENWOOD 57 ELLENBORO 25 GLENWOOD 62 OLD FORT 50 GLENWOOD 55 OLD FORT 47 GLENWOOD 53 MOUNT VERNON 42 GLENWOOD 56 MOUNT VERNON 41 GLENWOOD 39 PLEASANT GARDENS 46 GLENWOOD 49 PLEASANT GARDENS 47 GLENWOOD 53 NORTH COVE 39 GLENWOOD 53 NORTH COVE 50 GLENWOOD 31 HARRIS 39 GLENWOOD 52 HARRIS 49 GLENWOOD 45 PLEASANT GARDENS 59 GLENWOOD 40 PLEASANT GARDENS 44 GLENWOOD 61 ELLENBORO 41 GLENWOOD 54 ELLENBORO 35 McDowell county tournament scores GLENWOOD 44 OLD FORT 40 GLENWOOD 35 NORTH COVE 37 GLENWOOD 51 NEBO 49 GLENWOOD 47 OLD FORT 43 GLENWOOD 33 PLEASANT GARDENS 34

The Glenwood Dragonettes placed second place in the McDowell County Tournament. Pleasant Gardens placed first by beating the Dragonettes by one point.

The Glenwood Dragons placed third place in the McDowell County Toumameiit.

Angelene Smith, Phyllis Koone, Gene Holland, and Joe Poteat were cnosen for the "All Tournament Te am" from 76 Glenwood. The Monogram Club, advised by Coach W i 1 1 a r d Roberts, tried at all times to uphold the standards of the Sportsman's Creed. MONOGRAM OFFICERS Each member was expected to hold high the dignity MR. WILLARD ROBERTS Sponsor and honor of the school therefore respecting the officials, GENE HOLLAND Reporter Reporter leading the cheering, and serving the best interest of ANGELENE SMITH ANDERSON Vice President G. H. S. in every way. MYRA President At press time the Monogram Club was planning a PHYLLIS KOONE SUE LUSK Treasurer banquet for its members. CURTIS COSBY Secretary

Monogram Club upholds School Spirit.

First Row, Left to Right: Ruth Hawkins, Phyllis Smith, Lola Suttles, Tressi Westmoreland, Jeanette Rumfelt, Ethel Stacey, Blonnie Gilliam, Mary Jane Autrey, Barbara Pyatt, Myra Anderson, Donna Aldredge. Second Row: Annette Deck, Phyllis Koone, Louise Willis, Barbara Royster, Jeannie Ward, Sue Lusk, Maxine Hawkins, Patsy Westmoreland, Susie Buchanan, Glynda Cannon. Third Row: Shirley Lytle, Betty Ward, Bill Isaacs, Curtis Cosby, James Hughes, Tommy Buchanan, Gene Holland, Angelene Smith, Brenda Poteat, Carolynne Jamison. Fourth Row: Howard Woody, Bobby Evans, Lanny Condrey, Sam Young, Grover Kiser, Clell Whitson, Joe Poteat, Charles Arrowood, George Duncan, DonaJd Sparks. The cheerleaders, because of their untiring efforts, have been an inspiration to the basketball teams. Shirley Lytle, who was elected chief cheerleader the beginning of the season, resigned; Lorraine Hawkins was elected to replace her. Lorraine led the other girls in doing a fine job at all the games. Their spirit-raising yells kept our spirits high even when we seemed destined to be defeated.

CHEERLEADER OFFICERS MRS. ETHEL METCALF Sponsor LORRAINE HAWKINS Chief

Cheerleaders keep school spirits soaring.

Carolyrme Jamison, Mary Jane Autrey, Annette Deck, Shirley Lytle, Blonnie Gilliam, Maxine Hawkins, Jeannie Ward. Not Pictured: Peggy Patrick, Lorraine Hawkins (Chief).

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iii liii'Miiiii i vm mw i Miiiium i mm in n iiii iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiij n iiiiiinmimiumi The Student Council of Glenwood was composed of seventeen members this year, elected from their respec- tive classes in the eighth through the twelfth grades. Its purpose was to bring about a better understanding between the faculty and student body. Membership in the Student Council can be attained only by a student's being elected by his respective home room. Although membership is attained only by election, a good scholastic record, high character, and recom- mendation of the teachers and the principal are usually considered indispensable assets. This year the Student Council assisted the teachers whenever it could by using monitors, and by encouraging cooperation on the part of the students. As their fund- raising projects, they sold basketball souvenir: and Glenwood High School banners. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS MR. THOMAS POOLE Sponsor PAT ALLISON Secretary RAY DEAN ARROWOOD President JANE TAYLOR Vice President Student Council VENA GILLLAM Treasurer

sets example for Glenwood students.

Seated, Left to Right: Elaine Arrowood, Ann Arrowood, Pat Allison, Ray Dean Arrowood, Jane Taylor, Vena Gilliam, Lucy Lawing. Second Row: Eddie Laney, Phyllis Smith, Glenn Greer, Carroll Hemphill, Harold Dean Suttles, Leonard Wiggins, Ronald Houck, Angelene Smith, Katherine Moody, Joyce Smith.

79 The Glen wood Key Club is an active organization composed of boys interested in serving their school and community. The members were selected on the basis of leadership, ability, and scholastic achievement. On Wednesday of each week the club attended luncheon meetings, held in the school cafeteria with members of the Marion Kiwanis Club. Harold Dean Suttles, president of the Key Club, spoke to the Marion Kiwanis Club on several occasions. The club's activities and projects included sponsoring three divisions in the Kiwanis Club Fifth Annual Talent Show (all placing top honors), supporting the basketball team in actual game participation, and taking charge of the concession stand. They also attended conventions and compiled a Key Club scrapbook. The Key Club par- ticipated in the annual Christmas Parade of Marion with attractive Susie Buchanan as "Key Club Sweetheart. " KEY CLUB OFFICERS By the activities of the Key Club, we see that they MR. RAYMOND LEDBETTER Adviser put into r a c t i c e their motto: "To serve school and EUGENE SUMLIN Vice President p community. " HAROLD DEAN SUTTLES President Mr. Raymond G. Ledbetter, Commercial t e a ch e r, GENE HOLLAND Secretary was adviser for the club.

Key Club members assist in various ways.

Ronald Houck, First Row, Left to Right: Kenneth Nichols, Ronnie Hensley, Harold Dean Suttles, Gene Holland, Emerson Jackson. Second Row: Eugene Sumlin, Joe Poteat, Donald Hunter.

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81 The Glenwood Chapter of the National Beta Club was organized November 5, 1948. This club stands for character, leadership, and achievement. Its motto is, "Let us lead by serving others. " Juniors and Seniors with averages of 90 or above, who are approved by the principal or faculty are privileged to join the Beta Club. The Glenwood Beta, under the sponsorship of Mrs. BETA CLUB OFFICERS W i 1 m a B. Greene, had twenty-nine members this year. MRS. WILMA B. GREENE Sponsor The Beta Club held its i n d u c t i o n of twenty-three new PHYLLIS KOONE Reporter members on January 9, 1959. The theme was, "The Beta JEAN RHOM Treasurer Ladder of Success'. " MARY JOYCE HOLLAND Secretary Their money-raising projects this year were selling BOBBIE JEAN CONNER Vice President Christmas cards and cookies to raise money for the purpose RAY DEAN ARROWOOD President of- attending the State Beta Club Convention.

Beta clubbers use their scholastic ability.

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Seated, Left to Right: Shirley Arrowood, Jean Rhom, Bobbie Jean Conner, Ray Dean Arrowood, Mary Joyce Holland, Phyllis Koone, EliLabeth Rhom. Second Row: Ann Lawing, Donald Hunter, Jane Taylor, Shirley Lytle, David Mcintosh, Harold Dean Suttles, Ronnie Hensley, Gene Holland, JoAnn Shelton. Third Row: Karene Poteat, Vena Giiliam, Mary Greer, Kenneth Nichols, Rosa Mae Radford, Louise Willis, Annette Deck, Barbara Bowman, Mary Jane Autrey, Tressi Westmoreland, Lucy Lawing, Peggy Lane. 82 The Norman F. Steppe Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in 1952. The chapterwas named in honor of Mr. Steppe, who served as superintendent, principal, and teadier for over forty years.

The main purpose of the Future T e a c h e r Club is to encourage students to enter tlie teaching profession. In 1958, two Glenwood Future Teachers were awarded State Teacher Scholarships. In addition to aiding teachers in classroom activities and serving as substitutes when teachers attend profes- sional meetings, the Future Teachers also serve in Pre- F. T.A. OFFICERS school Clinics, plan and participate in activities for MARY JANE AUTREY Vice President American Education Week, welcome and entertain new JEAN RHOM Treasurer teachers, and act as hostesses for professional meetings MRS. DORA HOWELL Sponsor at school. VENA GILLIAM President SHIRLEY ARROWOOD Secretary

F. T. A. looks toward a future in teaching others.

First Row, Left to Right: Margaret Rhom, Peggy Lane, Irene Hall, Lee Hensley, Janice Rumfelt. Second Row: Hazel Smith, Pat Allison, Vena Gilliam, Mary Greer, Lo.s Arrowood. Third Row: Mary Jane Autrey, Lois Wilkerson, e a n e 1 1 e Hall, J Blonnie Gilliam, Karene Poteat. Fourth Row: Shirley Ar r o w o o d, Maxine Hawkins, Juanita Wiseman, Joyce Brendle, Barbara Bowman. Fifth Row: Rosa Mae Radford, Phyllis Koone, Thelma Radford, Bobbie Jean Conner, Elizabeth Rhom. Sixth Row: Virginia Mace, Ethel Ledbetter, Mary Joyce Holland, Shirley Lytle, Jean Rhom. 83 Sixty-two members composed the Glenwood chapter of the F. F.A. this year. The c h a pt e r was organized in 1930, and called the Glenwood Chapter of Young Tar Heel Farmers; the membership was twenty. Vocational agriculture was offered in the fall of 1941 for the first

time since 1933, and the first c h a p t e r of the Future Farmers of America was organized. This year the chapter engaged in many activities such as pruning fruit trees and vineyards, setting tree seedings, F. F.A. OFFICERS culling poultry, and carrying out their own individual MR. ROBERT GOODSON Adviser supervised farming program. CURTIS COSBY Sentinel During the last three years they have won two first BOBBY EVANS Treasurer place awards for over- all activities during the school DAVID McINTOSH President year and one second place award, thus giving us two RAY DEAN ARROWOOD Vice President over-all banners won in their Federation, which includes HAROLD CHILDERS Secretary McDowell, Polk, and Rutherfordton counties. SAM YOUNG Reporter Last summer a group of boys attended White Lake F. F. A. Camp. The many activities of the club show that the boys are "Learning to do, doing to leam, earning to live, and living to serve. "

Students learn importance of farm

i First Row, Left to Right: Laixy Lawing, Donald Freshour, Billy Ramsey, Harold Pace, Robert Taylor, Jackie Ledford, Reid Morgan, L. M. Cook, Bryant Jackson, Bill Marlow, James Mostiller, Eddie Laney, Carl Ledford. Second Row: Junior Rhom, Dennis Moore, Jerry Bledsoe, Jimmy Lawing, Carroll Lewis, Eugene Sumlin,

' Bill J. D. Proctor, Phillip Gardner, Bill Koone, Jackie Elliott. Third Row: Don Barnes, Carl Morgan, Cecil Baker, Buddy Vaughn, Freddie Causby, Westmoreland,

Tommy Buchanan, Earl Reel, Kermit Elliott, Leroy S t e v e n s o n. Fourth Row: M. G. Fox, Junior Lawing, Billy Reid A n d e r s on, Curtis Cosby, Carl Lusk, Allan I :

I Duncan, Ray Dean Arrowood, Donald Painter, Bradley Bare, Alvin Clark. Fifth Row: David Mcintosh, Eugene Morgan, Glenn Greer, David Toney, Olis Lawing, I

' Bobby Evans, Sam Young, Hal Baker, Harold Childers, Oliver Baker, Charles Arrowood, Bill Anderson.

i> ii i Ill III II i i iiiMiwHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii miiMUMTTTiii i i iniim ii nnii III liiiW" In 1956, the G 1 e n w o o d Chapter of the F. H.A. was organized for the purpose of promoting the joys and satis- faction of homemaking. The thirty- five members of the club this year sold hose to earn money to buy F.H. A. jackets and pins. They also went to the F. H. A. District Rally at Lee Edwards High Sdiool in Asheville. F.H. A. OFFICERS The Future Homemakers of America are tomorrow's MARY JOYCE HOLLAND Historian home builders, cummunity builders, and character build- ETHEL LEDBETTER Social Chairman ers. Facing the future with warm courage and high hope, PAT ALLISON Parliamentarian " they strive "toward new horizons. SHIRLEY LYTLE President CAROLYN DAVIS Secretary MARY GREER Program Chairman

management and home economy.

First Row, Left to Right: Betty Hall, Ruth Ella Hawkins, Janice Rumfelt, Priscilla Extine, Barbara McClure, Beulah Lawing, Irene Hall. Second Row: Mary Cable,' Linda Haynes, Nora Jane Sprouse, Margaret Marlowe, Frances Sumlin, Mary Greer. Third Row: Lola Suttles, Pat Allison, Joyce Smith, Rosa Mae Radford, Mary Kathenne Warren, Lois Arrowood, Brenda Tyo. Fourth Row: Barbara Gallion, Karene Morgan, Frances Rhom, Ethel Ledbetter, Rita Painter, Eula Mae Clark, JoAnn Anthony. Fifth Row: Carolyn Davis, Benny Rash, JoAnn Arrowood, Mary Joyce Holland, Brenda Poteat,Rosa Marie Suttles, Jean Rhom, Shirley Lytle. The Handicraft Club strives to promote an enriched life through the instruction of hand arts. The girls in the Handicraft Club have enjoyed knitting and crocheting afghans, rugs, and other articles. They have also made articles using raffia, bracelets, and trays from aluminum. Some of the girls made copper earrings and pins. Others made cuff links and used reed for basket weaving. HANDICRAFT OFFICERS Mrs. Jacquelyn Robinson was sponsor of the Handi- MRS. JACQUELYN ROBINSON Sponsor craft Club. ANN ARROWOOD Vice President FRANCES SUMLIN President MARY CABLE Treasurer RITA PAINTER Secretary

Handicraft members

put to use the art of needle-work.

Katherine Warren, Gladys Reel, First Row, Left to Right: Charlotte Sparks, Barbara Cable, Prise ill a Extine, Texie Bartlette, Lucille Parker. SecoAd Row: Mary Betty Hall, Ann Gibson, Mary Cable, Joyce Smith, Brenda Tyo, Connie Poteat. Third Row: Beulah Lawing, Frances Sumlin, Louise Christopher, Rosa Marie Suttles, Eula Clark, Rita Painter, Francis Radford. Fifth Row: Frances Rhom, Frances Poteat, Eloise Cable, i Fourth Kow: Barbara Gallion, Mary Royster, Ann Arrowood, Mae Arrowood. JoAnn Anthony, Lola Hollifield, JoAnn Kelly. Sixth Row: Reba Poteat, Nora Jane Sprouse, Janie Bowman, Virginia Nichols, Benny Rash, JoAnn

IWVW I UHM Will. .7

For students interested in nursing or helping mankind,

' the Future Nurses Club was organized. At their regular meetings the club members heard graduate nurses speak, studied the Red Cross Manual, and saw films on nursing. The club members assisted tlie doctor and nurse in the Pre -school Clinics and in their regular visits to the school. Each year the club members have projects. Some of these were fixing sunshine boxes for invalids and helping under-privileged children. The club visited the Marion General Hospital in the spring and enjoyed social hours at different meetings of the year. FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS Mrs. Bonnie Parkerwas sponsor of the Future Nurses MRS. BONNIE PARKER Sponsor Club for the year 1959. ELSIE MAE CONNOR Vice President THELMA MASHBURN President RUBY ROBINSON Secretary Future Nurses

prepare for the disasters of tomorrow.

First Row, Left to Right: Thelma Mashbum, Lucy Lawing, Pat Hughes, Ivarea Ledbetter. Second Row: Janice Cable, Jeanette Morgan, Barbara McClure, Carolyn Davis. Third Row: linda Haj^nes, Ruby Robinson, Margaret Marlowe, Pat Callahan. Fourth Row: Louise Marlowe, Elsie Mae Connor, Joyce Rhom, Marie Reel, Ann Lawing.

87 The Glenwood Science Club was organized in 1956; the main objective was the promotion of scientific princi- pals in the minds of the members. This year the club, composed of twenty -four m e mb e rs, joined the Science Clubs of America. As their money-raising project the members develop, print, and enlarge films. This money is used to buy equipment for the science department.

SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS MR. CLYDE DAY Sponsor JERRY GORDON .Vice President EMERSON JACKSON President RONALD HOUCK Secretary

Science Clubbers search for the undiscovered.

First Row, Left to Right: Michael Allison, Eugene Cable, Jerry B 1 an ke n sh i p, Emerson Jackson, J. B. Willis, Michael Williams, Donald Hunter, Buddy Duncan. Second Row: Eddie Laney, Clifton Buckner, Ronnie Hensley, Cecil Baker, Johnny Riddle, Douglas Seaman, Dennis Moore, Larry Lawing, Third Row: Carl Lusk, David Mcintosh, Jerry Gordon, Harold Dean Suttles, Ronald Houck, Leonard Wiggins, Jim Condrey, Cecil Foster.

88 The twenty-five members of the Glenwood Safety Patrol, appointed by Paul E. Flack, sponsor, has as their first objective the safety of the students while they were being transported to and from school. SAFETY PATROL OFFICERS Through the years Mr. Howell has said "The school MARY JANE AUTREY Lieutenant bus is the safest place in North Carolina. " The Glenwood PHYLLIS KOONE Lieutenant Safety Patrol has helped to make Glenwood buses safer for MR. PAUL FLACK Sponsor all students. BARBARA BOWMAN Captain

Safety Patrol

upholds the law on school buses and campus.

First Row, Left to Right: Joyce Smith, Barbara Pyatt, Priscilla Extine, Bobby Poteat, L. M. Cook, Lola Suttles, Pat Allison. Second Row: Mary Jane Autrey, Betty Reel, Jo Juanita Wiseman, Kenneth Nichols, Virginia Nichols, Annette Deck, Barbara Bowman, Jeanette Hall. Third Row: Phyllis Koone, Jean Rhom, Shirley Lytle, Max Lanning, Joel Lanning, Leroy Stevenson, Ethel Ledbetter, Rosa Mae Radford.

89 The Glenwood Senior 4-H Club members tried to live up to their motto, "To make the best better," as they participated in different phases of agriculture andhome economics, emphasized by Miss Julia Anne Smith, assist-

ant homemaker, and.Mr. Robert Love, a s s i s t a n t farm agent. Some of tlie achievements intliese fields led to the winning of gold medals, ribbons, and certificates. Members of the club participated in District and State contests. The committee from Glenwood did an outstand- ing job in displaying dairy products at the McDowell County 4-H Week observances, February 28 through March 7. David Mcintosh, a Glenwood Senior, was elected SENIOR 4-H CLUB OFFICERS president of the McDowell 4-H County Council. James JOYCE SMITH Secretary-Treasurer Bare was elected vice president and Patsy Westmoreland, DAVID McINTOSH President reporter. PATSY WESTMORELAND Reporter Glenwood was also honored by having David Mcintosh RONNIE HENSLEY Vice President selected as County Health King and Most Outstanding 4-H Club Member of the year.

Senior and Junior 4-H Clubs pledge their Heads,

Second Betty Hall, Mary Katherine Warren, Mary Royster, Rosa First Row, Left to Right: Patsy Westmoreland, Ronnie Hensley, Joyce Smith, David Mcintosh. Row: Third Row: C. Roberts, Priscilla Extme, Joe Poteat, Marie Suttles, Ruth Ella Hawkins.Brenda Poteat, Barbara Bowman, Lucy Lawing, Tressi Westmoreland. J. Ronald McKinney, Jimmy Lawing, Buddy Dunca^, Clifton Buckner, Sue Lusk, Ethel Stacey, Barbara Pyatt, Carl Lusk, Harold Pace. Fourth Row: Bryant Jackson, Reid Anderson, D. Proctor, Sonny Dale, Jackie Ledford, Bill Westmoreland, Ervin Waycaster, Curtis Cosby, Douglas Seaman, Donald Freshour. Fifth Row: Billy J. Bradley Bare, L. M. Cook, Clyde Conner, Michael Allison. The Intermediate and Junior 4-H Clubs have been active in all phases of 4-H work. One of the most out- standing achievements was tlie winning of a blue ribbon for a dairy calf at the State Fair in Raleigh; ours was the only Junior Club from McDowell County to receive tliis honor. The Club took an active part in presenting, along with the Senior Club, a display on milk production at the county achievement program. The officers have regularly attended the county council meetings, and the members served as the advertisement committee for the annual 4- H picnic. The club climaxed the year by presenting a 4-H Church-Sunday program in one of the local churches. The clubs were sponsored by Mr. G. L. Byrd, faculty adviser; Miss Julia Anne Smith, assistant home agent; and Mr. Robert Love, assistant farm agent.

JUNIOR 4-H CLUB OFFICERS BARBARA DAVIS Elementary President JOHN McMAHAN Junior President MR. GILBERT BYRD Sponsor

Hearts, Hands, and Health to a better world.

First Row, Left to Right: Richaid Bowman, Norman Arrowood, Linda Grant, Barbara Davis, John McMahan, Steve McCraw, Jackie Smith, Marie Smith, Second Row: Wilma Gardner, Pauline Conner, Maxine Ramsey, Betty Sparks, Betty Painter, Nellie Poteat, Linda Marlowe, Pamela Clark, Mary Radford, Ehvanda Morgan, Nina Mosteller, Rita Hensley, Linda Ward, Georgie Gardner, Patsy Hall, Benny Benge, Dorthy Street, Li n d a Bledsoe, B a rb a r a Fender, Brenda Evans, Nancy Moore. Third Row: Rosa Lee Bumette, Laura Reel, Ellen Reel, Brenda Parker, Etta Mae Vaughn, Katrina Jackson, Linda Finley, Lynn Clark, Ann Reel, Patricia RandolfAi, Barbara McFaJls, Gail Washburn, Mary Cowens, Katherine Causby, Wanda Hogan, Juanita Carver, Carolyn Yates, Ann Brookshire, Ann Bare, Sherry Flack, Sandra Laughridge. Fourth Row: Grace Myres, Lorenc Blankenship, Gay Husktns, Carolyn Hunt, Larry Lawing, Donald Woody, Garry Creech, Jiruny Parker, Eric Hilton, Harold Elliott, Lloyd Yates, Billy Dowdle, Arnold Sparks, Donald Willis, BiUy Dover, Truict Woodby, Dean Woodby, Charles Conner, Johnny Ramsey, Neal Cannon. Fifth Row: Patsy Smith, Jeanette Ricker, Margaret Young, Jane Gragg, Billy Price, Charles Davis, James Causby, Eugene Clark, Bobby Beam, Donald Elliott, Troy Hilton, Charles Collins, Eddie Hawkins, Gerald Conner, Freddie Bowman, Gary Hughes, Timmy Buchanan, Freddie Houck, Mickey 9 1 Benge. Sixth Row: Edna Hunter, Allen Cosby, Carl Baker, Dan Rash, Billy Ray Morgan, Glenn Pace, Bill Jar«!tt, Ronald Willis, David Deaton, Ralph Kaylox, Buddy Hall, Michael Reel, Eddie Johnson, Grayson Holland, Larry Bledsoe, Lanv Carvcj, Eugene Rhom, Jimmy Mosteller, Jerry Brendle. The piano students, under the direction of Mrs. La Vergne Jeffries, gave a piano recital for the students and faculty before the Christmas holidays and another in the spring. All the piano students enjoyed their private or class lessons. The Senior Voice class entered the Dysartsville talent show, sang for the Junior-Senior Christmas party, and also sang at the Schoolmaster's Banquet which was held at Glenwood in April. They ended their appearances by sing- ing for the Baccalaureate Service and for Graduation.

VOICE AND PIANO MRS. LA VERGNE JEFFRIES Teacher Voice and Piano

students train for a future in music.

First Row, Left to Right: Vickie Royster, Jan Lewis, Susan Hall, Linda Patten, Maxine Crawley, Shirley Randolph, Barbara Parker, Gayle A r r o w o o d, Brenda Jones, Naomi McKinney, Leonard Hughes, Herman Hawkins. Second Row: Brenda Poteat, Harold Bare, Robert Rash, Patricia Randolph, Patsy Hall, Betty Painter, Ann Brookshire, Barbara Jean Fender, Alice A r r o w oo d, Eric Hilton, Arthur Cox, Billy Smith. Third Row: Carroll Hemphill, Linda Ellington, Billy Price, Jane Gragg, Margaret Young, Linda Isaacs, Grace Myres, Barbara Barber, Rita L awing, Gayle Houck, Shirley Harvey, Robert Arrowood, Truitt Woodby. Fourth Row: Shirley Lytle, Pat Allison, Ethel Ledbetter, David Mcintosh, Mary Joyce Holland, Juanita Wiseman, Thelma Mashbimi, Karene Poteat, Betty Jo Reel, Glenn Greer, Barbara Royster, Charles Arrowood.

V The aim and objectives of the Glenwood High School Glee Club are to afford students an opportunity to under- stand, interpret, appreciate, and make good music. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS

Music is the cultural force elevating the quality of the JOYCE SMITH Pianist home, the school, and the community. JoANN SHELTON Pianist This year the club performed in the local churches and MISS RACHEL HUNT Director civics clubs of Marion, and for several chapel programs. ANNETTE DECK President ANN LAWING Pianist

Glee Club leads the school in singing.

Seated, Left to Right: Barbara McClure, Rita Painter, Janice Price, Bradley Bare, Eugene Morgan, Harold Childers, Oliver Baker, Junior Lawing, Reba^Poteat, Benny Rash, Nora Jane Sprouse, Karene Morgan, Shirley Harvey. Second Row: Frances Sumlin, Joyce Brendle, Margaret Marlowe, Lois Wilkerson, Eula Mae Clark, Lola HoUifield, Ann Lawing, Barbara Gallion, Virginia Nichols, Annette Deck, JoAnn Shelton, Sally Gallion, Jeanette Hall, Beulah Lawing, Hazel Smith, Linda Haynes, Mary Cable. Third Row: Allene Kaylor, Trudy Rhom, Irene Hall, Sheena Guffey, Ann Gibson, Carolyn Lawing, Douglas Seaman, Ann Arrowood, Mary Katherine Warren, Lois Arrowood, Clifton Buckner, Joyce Smith, Margaret Rhom, Pat Callahan, Priscilla Extine, Nora Jane McKinney, JoAnn Kelly, Thel?n^ Radford, Francis Rhom. The 1959 NUSHKA staff, elected from the senior class, spent hours working to produce a yearbook which would give an over-all picture of the year 1958-59 at Glenwood. Under the guidance of Mrs. Wilma B. Greene, the busi- ness and advertising managers sold advertising and annuals, while the editorial staff prepared copy and identified pictures.

ANNUAL STAFF MARY GREER, RAY DEAN ARROWOOD Editors

Annual Staff prepares the 1959 Nushka.

Seated, Left to Right: Karene Poteat, Editorial Staff; Mary Greer, Editor; Ray Dean Arrowood, Editor; Mrs. Wilma B. Greene, Sponsor; Sam Young, Advertising Manager. Standing: Phyllis Koone, Art Editor, Poet; Carroll Hemphill, Business Manager; Mary Joyce Holland, Editorial Staff; David Mcintosh, Editorial Staff; Oliver Baker, Sports Editor; Angelene Smith, Sports Editor; Jean Rhom, Poet; Pat Allison, Snapshot Editor. Not Pictured: Eugene Cable, Snapshot Editor.

94 A yearbook cannot be published by sweat alone; financial resources are necessary. This section con- tains advertisements from loyal industries and busi- nesses in Glenwood, Marion, and McDowell County. Although the members of the NUSHKA staff feel that

' the advertisers will be benefited, they would still /,

like to express appreciation to the businesses con- z^-

cerned. This section also contains s e n i o r statistics. [

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Complimenl-s of

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97 SENIOR STATISTICS PATRICIA VIRGINIA ALLISON HAROLD WAYNE CHILDERS "Patty" "I want to live fast, love hard and die young. "

"When a girl ceases to blush, she has lost the most power- F. F. A. 1-4, Secretary 4; History Club 2; Science Club 1; Bus " ful charm of her beauty. Driver 3; Glee Club 4; Junior Varsity 2.

Glee Club 1, 2- Handicraft 1, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Know- JAMES ALVIN CLARK How Club 3; F.H.A. 2-4; F. T.A. 4; Voice 4; Bus Patrol "Loafer" " 4; Class Reporter 1, 2, Vice President 3; Annual Staff 4; "When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Student Council Secretary 4; Library Science 3, 4; Miss F. F. A. 1-4. Freshman; Miss Junior; Senior Superlative. BOBBIE JEAN CONNER WILLIAM RAY ANDERSON "Barbara" "Bill" "It's natural to be nice, if you're naturally nice. " " "Take life easy, live longer. Handicraft 1; F.H.A. 2; F. T. A. 3-4; Marshal 3; Beta F. F. A. 2-4; History Club 1; Bus Dr i v e r 3, 4; Basketball Club 3-4, Vice President 4; Glee Club 1-2.

2, 3; Monogram Club 3; Bible Club 1; Science Club 2. MALCOM GROVER FOX CHARLES LEE ARROWOOD "Foxie"

"Pop" "Do unto others as they would do untoyou only do it first."

"What is life without humor" F. F. A. 1-4.

Gle e Club 4; F. F. A. 1-4; Bus Patrol 3; History Club 2; JERRY CLAY GORDON

Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3j Monogram Club 4. "Fuzz" THOMAS RAY DEAN ARROWOOD "You've got to be mean or fast and I'm fast. "

"Deanie Boy" F; F.A. 1; Safety Patrol 1-2; Key Club 2-3; Science Club "My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend 3-4, Vice President 4. the rest of my life there. " MARY ELIZABETH GREER

History 1, 2; F. F. A. 2-4, Secretary 3, Vice President "Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide itwith others."

4, Federation Secretary 3; Class Reporter 2, President 3, Glee Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 2-4, Parliamentarian 3, 4; Mon-

Vice President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Student ogram Club 2, Reporter 2; Junior Varsity 1; Varsity 2;

Council 2-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Marshal 3; F.T.A. 4; Library Science 1; Handicraft 3; 4-H Club 1;

American History Medal 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Editor Annual Class Reporter 1; Beta Club 4; Annual Editor 4; Senior 4; Senior Superlative. Superlative. WILLL\M HAL BAKER ROBERT GLENN GREER "Dad" "Women are like elephants, they never forget. "

"Look you, I am the most concerned in my own interest." F. F.A. 1-4; Basketball 2; Student Council 3, 4; History F. F.A. 1-4; Safety Patrol 2. 2; Glee Club 1; Safety Patrol 1; Bus Driver 4, Substitute OLIVER HENRY BAKER Bus Driver 3; Bible Club 1; Voice 4; Junior Varsity 3. "Actions speak louder than words" PHILLIP LLOYD GUFFEY F. F. A. 1-4; Glee Club 4; History Club 2; Bus Driver 3, "Give the world the best you have, and the best will come " 4; Sports Editor Annual 4; Junior Varsity 2; Science Club back to you. 1; Senior Superlative. F. F.A. 1, 2; Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4; Science Club 4; RONAL LEE BAXTER History 2. "Ronnie" CARROLL WADE HEMPHILL "Speak softly but carry a big stick" "Hemp" " Veteran U. S. Navy 1951-55; U.S. Paratroopers 1955-57; "A little learning is a dangerous thing.

Employed at Old Fort Finishing Company, Old Fort, North Student Council 1-4; F. F. A. 2, 3; History 2; Bus Driver Carolina. 3, 4; Class Reporter 2; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Key JAMES CLARK BARE Club 4; Voice 4. "There's room at the top for the man who tries" MARTHA LEE HENSLEY Glee Club 1, 2; Voice 2-4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; 4-H Club 3, "The most utterly lost of all days, is that in which you 4; Know-How Club 3. have not once laughed. "

LINDA ANN MASHBURN BOONE F.T.A. 1, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 4; S a fe ty Patrol 3, 4; Glee "Butch" Club 2. "It is better to desire the things we have than to have the MARY JOYCE HOLLAND things we desire. " "Jingles" Student Council 1-4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, Vice "What makes life worth living is our giving and forgiving." President 2; Safety Patrol 3, 4; F.H.A. 2-4; 4-H Club 1, Glee Club 1; Safety Patrol 1; F.H.A. 2-4, Historian 4; 2; Library Science 2-4; Handicraft Club 1-3, Secretary 1; Handicraft 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Marshal 3; Class Secretary 3, Reporter 2. History Cup 3; Library Science 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Annual JANICE LYNN CABLE Staff 4; Voice 4; Honor Roll 1-4. "Jan"

"There is nothings© sweet in life, as love's young dream." WALTER EMERSON JACKSON

Glee Club 1; Handicraft 1; F.H.A. 2-4; F. N. A. 3, 4. "Stonewall" " ROBERT EUGENE CABLE "The only way to have a friend is to be one. Director "Little but loud" F. F.A. 1, 2; Key Club 2-4, Trustee 3, Senior 4; Safety Patrol 2. F. F. A. 1-3; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4. Science Club 3, 4, President 4;

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NELLIE SUE JENKINS Beta Club 3, 4, County Beta Club President 4; Handicraft "Nell" 3; Annual Staff 4; Chief Marshal 3; D. A. R. History Award

"An all-around girl who radiates joy, her only weakness is 3; Home Economics Medal 1, 2; F. T. A. 4; Manager School " a brown-headed boy. Store 4; Library Science 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Voice

Basketball 1-2; F. H. A. 1, 2; Nurses Club 4; 4-H Club 1, 4; Honor Roll 1-4. 2; Glee Club 1-3. ROSA MAE RADFORD PHYLLIS REBECCA KOONE "Dinky" "Koonie" "I will walk on my own two feet, work with my own two " "One is easily fooled, by that which one loves. hands and speak my own mind. "

Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Monogram Club 2-4, President F. T. A. 3, 4; Bus Patrol 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Basketball 1;

4; Junior Varsity 1; Varsity 3, 4, Captain 4; Safety Patrol Softball 1, 2; F.H.A. 4. 1-4, Lieutenant 4;F.T.A. 4; Library Science 4- Beta Club BETTY JO REEL 3, 4, Reporter 4; Annual Staff, Art Editor 4; Poet 4; Mar- "Jo" shal 3; Miss Senior 1959. "Smile and the world smiles with you; frown and it wrinkles JOEL HADEN LANNING your face. "

"Sixty" Glee Club 1; Bible Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Know-How Club 3; "'Tisbettertobe rich in friends than friendly with riches." Safety Patrol 4. Bible Club 1; F. F. A. 2, 3; Safety Patrol 4; History Club 2. EMMA JEAN RHOM OLIS RAY LAWING "Jeanie" " "With her I'm satisfied. "I am not here to get what I can out of life, but to make " F. F. A. 1-4; History Club 2; Bus Driver 3, 4; Science Club I. others happy.

ETHEL JEANETTE LEDCETTER Handicraft 1; F.H.A. 1-4; F. T.A. 3, 4, Reporter 4;

"Little Nette" Safety Patrol 3, 4; Beta C lub 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Marshal

"I can never explain why I love anybody or anything." 3; Glee Club 2.

4-H Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 2-4; Glee Club 1, 2; F. T. A. 4; RUBY CHRISTINE ROBINSON

Bus Patrol 1, 4; Handicraft 3; Library Science 4. "Butch" " SHIRLEY ANNE LYTLE "The only way to have friends is to be a friend.

"Peanut" Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Monogram Club 2; F. N. A. 4,

"Brown eyes have been the downfall of more men than Secretary 4;F. T.A. 3; Varsity 2; Student Patrol 1; Library " one. Science 3, 4; Senior Superlative. Glee Club 1. 2; 4-H Club 1; F. T. A. 4; Class Officer, BARBARA ANN ROYSTER

Secretary 1, Vice President 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; "Bobbie"

F. H. A. 2-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Handicraft 3; "I am one who doesn't believe in love at first sight, but I " Miss Sophomore; Office Practice 4; Bus Patrol 1, 3; Bus do believe in taking a second look.

Driver 4; Voice 4; Beta Club 4. F.H.A. 1-2; Glee Club 1-3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Bas- SARAH VIRGINIA MACE ketball 1-4; Safety Patrol 3. "Gen" MARY ANGELENE SMITH

"That which is striking and beautiful is not always good; "Angel" " " but that which is good is always beautiful. "Love will find a way.

4-H Club 1, 2; C lass Play 1-2; F. N. A. 2; Handicraft 3; Glee Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2; Monogram Club 2-4, Vice

F.H.A. 3, 4; Bus Patrol 3; Library Science 3, 4; F. T.A. President 3, Reporter 4; Junior Varsity 1; Varsity 2-4, 4. Captain 4; Safety Patrol 1-3; Student Council 2-4; Annual CLARA THELMA MASHBURN Staff 4; Library Science 1; Substitute Bus Driver 3, Bus "Splinter" Driver 4; Senior Superlative. " "Every wish is like a prayer with God. JOSEPH EUGENE SUMLIN " Handicraft 1-3, President 1; F.N. A. 3, 4, President 4; "He who cries, cries alone. Library Science 2, 4. History Club 1, 2; F.F.A. 2-4; Safety Patrol 3; Key Club JAMES CHARLES McFALLS 3, 4, Vice President 4; Substitute Bus Driver 4. "Chick" DAVID THOMAS TONEY "He profits most who serves best. " "Pug" 4-H Club 1-4; Monogram Club 4; Safety Patrol 1, 2; "Smile and the world smiles witli you. "

Basketball 1, 2, 4; Know-How Club 3; F.F.A. 1, 2; F.F.A. 1-4; History Club 2; Science Club 1; Junior Varsity Sentinel 1; Junior Varsity 1, 2. 2; Substitute Bus Driver 4. DAVID CLAY McINTOSH JUANITA WILMA WISEMAN "To gain the respect of otliers, you must first have self "Weedy" respect. " "He alone hast lost the art to live, who cannot win new F.F.A. 1-4, F. F. A. Federation Contest 2-4, President 4, friends. " Medals 2, 3; 4-H Club 1-4, Medals 1-4, President 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2;F.T.A. 1, 2, 4; Know-How Club 3; Safety Boy Scout 1-3, Leader 1-3; Monogram Club 2; Junior Patrol 4; F.H.A. 2. Varsity 2, 3; Honor Roll 1-4; Key Club 2; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4, Darkroom Manager and Photographer 4; SAMUEL EARNEST YOUNG in track; too bad you got Beta Club 4; Class President 4; County 4-H Club President. "All great minds run the same THELMA KARENE POTEAT derailed. " "Kay" F.F.A. 1, 2, 4, Reporter 1, Reporter 4; Monogram Club " "Who so keepeth the fig tree shall eat tlie fruit there of. 2-4; Bus Driver 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 2-4; 4-H 2. Glee Club 1; Safety Patrol 1-3; F.H.A. 2, 3, Historian 3; Club 1, WESTMORELAND AND HAWKINS

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