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We, the Senior Class of 1959, proudly present our volume of THE ARROWHEAD. It has been our desire to

store within the covers of this book some of the most treasured memories of this school year.

We have tried to share with you the beautiful and fulfilling moments when we climbed our ladder of dreams,

from underclassmen to Seniors. As we come to the last step in our high school ye ars, our hearts will be sad be-

cause we will leave behind so many treasured dreams, but there are still many realities to climb toward.

May this book give you dreams to cling to as it has for us.

SUE ELAINE ROSSEditor-in-Chief

3ovewovd

Mr. Qveer's

Messsige

"I would like to challenge you as

students to set your goals high and then

strive with everything within you to

reach those goals. In order for you to

be successful in life, you need to knowyourself and then do your best to over-

come your weak points and to strengthen

your strong points. Through the help of

your parents, teachers, and friends,

each ofyou will be able to develop into

a happy, useful citizen if you will set

your goals high and work diligently to

reach them.

"To the members of the SeniorClass, I would like to take this oppor-

tunity to commend you for the achieve-

ment you have made in finishing high

school and to challenge you to continue

your education. To the members of the

annual staff, I w i sh to express my ap-

preciation for a job well done. For each

student, I wish along, happy life, ded-

icated to the service of your fellow-

man. "

P. W. GREERPrincipal

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On AppreciationMay God bless you for sewing your seeds of knowledge along our daily paths. You are too humble to accept

recognition and you are too deserving to be forgotten. For this we dedicate this volume of THE ARROWHEAD.

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Higfi Scfiool 3aculfy

MR. DONALD ANDERSONAgriculture

MRS. SUE T. GLOVIERHome Economics

MR. KENNETH GRIFFINSocial Studies, Physical

Education and Coach

MRS. LOUISE HANEYMathematics

MRS. SADIE MARLOWECommercial

MRS. BETTY SUEMARSTON

English, General Business

MRS. HELEN SHIFLETEnglish

MRS, BULA K. TAYLORScience, Mathematics

MRS. GRACE TAYLOR MR. THOMAS TAYLOR MR. JAMES WASHBURNEnglish, French, Dramatics Science, Physics History, Physical Education

Coach

Sigfiffi Qv3i(le ' Mr. QBiyden SwMin

Brenda Johnson, 9B President; Joyce Lytle, 9B Vice-Presi-dent; Ann Hensley, 9B Reporter; Priscilla Creasman, 9AReporter; Elaine Effler, 9A Secretary; C. L. Davis, 9A

Vice-President; Harold Grindstaff, 9A Treasurer; Jearlene

Davis, 9A President; Douglas Walker, 9B Secretary-Treasurer.

3resfiman Ojjiccrs Quldc Chss

DOUGLAS PATRICIA CONNIE IRIS CLONTZ PRICILLAALLISON ALLISON BENFIELD CREASMAN

CLYDE DAVIS IVERY DAVIS JEARLEAN DAVIS BARBARA DAVIS JOHN EFFLER

ELAINE EFFLER MARY EFFLER CURLEY ELLIOTT EDNA JO FOWLER DON GIBBS

GOLLIE GRANT HAROLD HOWARD RONNIE DOUGLAS HANEYGRINDSTAFF GRINDSTAFF GRINDSTAFF

SADIE HANEY FRED HARRIS LINDA HARRIS JAMES HARVEY ANN HENSLEY

CHARLENE BRENDA LINDA LOWERY JOYCE LYTLE NANCY LYTLEHOYLE JOHNSON

REVILLMALLORY

CLAUDEMcENTIRE

LOUISEMcPETERS

ilkALBERT MELTON BARBARA

MOORE

BILLY RAYMOORE

CHARLES CHERYL NODINL CLARK RAFFIELD TED RICEMOORE

JENNINGSROBERTSON

MARY NELLROSE

EUGENESIMMONS

BOBBYSTOCKTON

DOROTHYSUTTLES

LEE SUTTON JERRY THOMAS J. W. TURNER CHRISTINE VESS JEAN VESS

DIANNE WALKERPage 18

DOUGLASWALKER

JEWEL WARD GEORGEWHITENER

LINDA WILLIAMS

Sopfiomove

Tommy C a 1 r, lOA President; Charles Ki mbr e 1 1, lOA

Vice-President; Alice Harris, lOB Vice-President; Barbara

Peek, lOB Secretary; A n i t a Early, lOB Reporter; Libby

Bingham, lOB Treasurer; Mary Lindley, IOC Vice-Presi-

dent; Locke Kelley, IOC Treasurer; James Walker, lOB

President; Darrell Smith, lOA Treasurer; David Reynolds,

lOA Reporter; Geraldine Noblitt, lOA Secretary; PennyCarver, IOC Secretary; Billy Willis, IOC President; Steve

McCauley, IOC Reporter.

SopdomOVeS Drt^am of Becoming juniors

WAYNE ALLENPage 20

MARTINALLISON

MARY JOALLISON

FRANKBARTLETT

LIBBY BINGHAM FAYE BURGEST

JOHN BURGIN KAYE BURGIN SHIRLEY BURGIN TOMMY CARR PENNY CARVER HAZEL COATES

JAMES COATES LINDA CONLEY HARRYCOSGROVE

JIM CRAWFORD VERNON CRISP GEORGE CURTIS

ALBERT DAVIS JERRY DUNHAM ANITA EARLY PAT EVANS GEORGE FREEMAN JERRY GILLIAM

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DEWITTGILLILAND

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DAN ALICE HARRIS R. J. HARVEYGRINDSTAFF

JAMESHENDERSON

SA2V1MIE

HENSLEY

PATSY JOLLY LOCKE KELLEY PAULINE KELLY DAVID LANE MADGE WAYNE LEWISLAVENDER

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PHILLIP LOWERY MARY LINDLEY HOWARD LYTLE RAY LYTLE STEVEMcCAULEY

JANICEMcKINNEY

POWELL MORRIS RUBY MORRIS BETTY NOBLITT GERALDINENOBLITT

GAYLE BARBARA PEEKPADGHAM

BILLY REVIS DAVID EDDIEREYNOLDS RHLNEHARDT

OLEN RICE MALCOLM ERNESTROBERTSON RUMFELT

GLENN THOMAS EVELYN VESS

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MARGARETVESS

JAMES WALKER RELLON WALKER BILLY WILLIS

juniors

Lynn Shiflet, 1 IC Secretary; Nancy H ar r i s, llA Presi-

dent; Edith Davis, 1 IB Secretary; Brenda Freeman, IIC

President; Mary K e 1 ly, llA R e p o r t e r; Pat Frye, IIC

Reporter; Phyllis Benfield, IIC Treasurer; DonaldDavisIIB President; Vema MacRae, IIB Reporter; Pat Allen

IIB Vice-President.

PEGGY ALLISON VIOLET BARTLETT PHYLLIS BENFIELD GERRY BISHOP GAIL BRYANT

TOMMY BRYANT JANET CARVER NANCY CATHEY BRUCE COATES

SUE CRAWFORD DONALD DAVIS EDITH DAVIS LINDA DAVIS CLINTON ELLIOTT

BRENDA FREEMAN PAT FRYE FRANK GIBBS LOIS GILLIAM ERNEST GILLILAND

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NINA GRINDSTAFF RUBY HALL DELOIS HARRIS NANCY HARRIS

ROBERT HARRIS HAROLD HENSLEY HARRIETT HENSLEY FRANK HOLLIFIELD KATHRYN HUDGINS

BETTY ANN JENKINS BARBARA JOHNSON JACK JOHNSON ARNOLD JORDAN RODNEY KIMBRELL

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MARY KELLY NELSON LAVENDER PAT LAVENDER GILBERT LIFE

TOMMY LYTLE BOBBY MASON JERRILL McENTIRE MERRILL McENTIRE JUNIOR McENTIRE

VERNA MacRAE CAROLYN MOORE JUDA MORRIS RICHARD PADGHAM MARGARETFITTMAN

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CLYDE RAFFIELD BARBARA SANDERS LYNN SHIFLET JIM SMITH

MARY ELLEN SMITH BETTY STEPPE VERDIE STEVENS TOMMY JERRY SUTTONSTRICKLAND

MIKE TEAGUE MARIE THOMAS MARVESE TURNER LESLIE WALKER EDDIE WILSON

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MASCOTSMary Lynn Rhinehardt and Mike Silver

Haskell Davis, BusinessManager; Bonnie Burrell, Assistant Treasurer; Linda Willis, Class Prophet; Evelyn Bartlett,

Business M an a g e r; Elaine Ross, Class Testatrix; Roy Class Historian; Carrie Padgett, Vice-President; Kenneth

Robertson, Reporter; Ben Peek, Secretary; Reta Allison, Rhinehardt, President.

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RETA LOVINE ALLISON QUEEN EVELYN BARTLETT BRUCE EDWARD BRADLEY

RUBY JEAN BROWN BONNIE PRESTON BURRELL DORIS JEAN CARR

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KENNETH DAVID CARVER MARTHA HILDA CONLEY HASKELL ADRIAN DAVIS

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CHARLES THOMAS LINDLEY BETTY CAROLYN LOWERY RITA LOUISE MANICK

; And % No Oimc At AU oficsr New (^raJuafcs

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JANET MARSTON BOBBIE JOAN METCALF J^DY LORENE McENTIRE

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BEN BENJAMIN PEEK WILLIAM LLOYD PORTER JACK DONALD RAFFIELD

KENNETH EDWARD ROY WILLIAM ROBERTSON SUE ELAINE ROSSRHINEHARDT, JR.

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MARY JANE SMITH CHARLOTTE JEAN SOUTHER DONALD BENNETT SOUTHER

LLOYD RAYMOND VESS RAY CLIFFORD VESS WILLIAM BLAINE VESS

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BARBARA ELIZABETHBURGIN WALKER CATHERINE DICKEY WMTESIDES LINDA EMELINE WILLIS

Now you Haui' Become A Big Parf Of All

RETA LOVINE ALLISONClass President 2, Treasurer4; Junior Marshal; Senior

Superlative, Best Ail-Round; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; F. T. A.

2,3,4, Vice -President 4, County Secretary 3; F. H. A, 1,

2,3, Treasurer 3; 4 -H Club 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer

2, President 3; Journalism Club 4; Librarians 3; Waitress

Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2; ARROWHEAD Assistant Editor 4;

"Teepee Journal" Make-up Editor 4; Usherette at Senior

Play.

QUEEN EVELYN BARTLETTClass Historian4; Junior Marshal; Beta Club4; F.T.A. 2,

3,4;F.H,A. 1,2,3,4, Historian4; Journalism Club 1,4,

Club Reporter 4; Librarians 3; D.A.R. History Award 3;

Senior Play.

BRUCE EDWARD BRADLEYFootball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; FolkDance Club 4, President 4; Booster Club 4; 4-H Club 1;

Monogram Club 2,3,4; Wildlife Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary

3; Senior Bowl Manager.RUBY JEAN BROWN

F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 3; F.N. A. 3; Journalism Club 2;

Librarians 2; Senior Play; Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2.

BONNIE PRESTON BURRELLBasketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Cheerleader 1,4; Junior

Marshal; Senior Superlative, Best Looking; Beta Club 2,

3,4, Secretary 3,4; F.T. A. 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, President

4, Report er3; Folk Dance Club 2, 3; Booster Club 1;

Monogram Club 2,3,4; Journalism Club 1,4; WaitressJr.-Sr. Banquet 2; Junior Play; Senior Play Usherette; Radio

Reporter 2, 3,4; Nurses Aid 1, 2; American Legion Ora-

torical Contest Winner 2; Senior Lion's Bowl Cheerleader

4; ARROWHEAD Make-Up Editor 4, Advertising Staff 4;

"Teepee Journal" Assistant Art Editor 1, Art Editor 4,

DORIS JEAN CARRClass Vice-President 2, Secretary-Treasiu'er 3; SeniorSuperlative, Neatest; F.T. A. 2,3; F.H.A. 3; Glee Club

3; Booster Club 1,4; 4-H Club 4; F.N. A. 2; Journalism

Club 4; Usherette at Junior Play, Senior Play; Waitress

Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2,

KENNETH DAVID CARVERFootball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1,

2,3; Senior Superlative, Best Looking; H o m e c o m i n g

Queen Escort 4; FolkDance Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Booster

Club 4, President 4; 4-H Club 2,4; Monogram Club 1, 2,

3; Wildlife Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; A th 1 e t i c Bus

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Driver 3, 4; Football All-Conference 3; Basketball All-Tournament 3; Coaches' Choice as Most Athletic 3;

ARROWHEAD Advertising Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior

Play.MARTHA HILDA CONLEY

F.T.A. 1,2;F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Folk Dante Club 1; BoosterClub 3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Journalism CI u b 4; Librarians

1, 2; Junior Play; Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet2; Office Worker3,4; Usherette at Senior Play,

HASKELL ADRIEN DAVISClass Business Manager 4; Basketball Manager 3; Senior

Superlative, Friendliest; Homecoming Escort 4; F.F.A.1, 2, 3,4, President 4, Secretary 1, 2, Treasurer 3; GleeClub 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Librarians 4; Public Speak-ing Medal 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; ARROWHEAD Art

Editor 4, Advertising Staff 4; Delegate to Editors Round-table 4,

JACK MERRILL DAVISFootball 1; Baseball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4,

PHILLIP DONALD DAVISF.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; Folk D an ce Club 4; 4-HClub 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 2; Wildlife Club 2, 3; Bus Driver

4.

WILLIAM PAUL EFFLERF.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4.

JUDITH ANN GRANTClass Treasurer 1; Glee Club 2, 3; F.N.A. 4, Reporter 4,

NINA OLIVIA GRANTClass Reporter 1; Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Librar-

ians 2; F.N.A. 4, President 4,

PHILLIP LLOYD GUFFEYF.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Glenwood

High School 1, 2, 3.

MARY JOSEPHINE HARRISClass Treasurer 3; Basketball Manager 2; Cheerleader 1;

F.T.A. 2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3; F. H. A, 2,3,4,Vice-President 4, Historian 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Li-

brarian 4; Booster Club 1; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; F.N.A.2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Librarians 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2; ARROWHEAD

Picture Editor 4; Junior Play; Senior Play,

CAROLYN ELIZABETH HENDLEYBasketball 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative, M o s t Athletic;

May Day Attendant 2; F,T. A. 2;F.H.A. 2; Folk DanceClub 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Booster Club 1,4; 4-H Club 1, 2,

I

Cficrisfi Sacfi One 0) L/our Owclvc Wondcvjul IJcats i

3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2;

ARROWHEAD Typist 4,

JERRY LYNN KELLEYFootball 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative, MostCourteous; FolkDance Club 1,2; Glee Club 3; Journalism

Club 2,3; "Teepee Journal" Business Manager 3; Junior

Play; Senior Play.

CHARLES THOMAS LINDLEYBaseball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2; Folk D an c e Club 1; Glee

Club 3,4; Wildlife Club 2; Bus Driver 4,

BETTY CAROLYN LOWERYNorth Phoenix High School 1, 2; Class Vice-President 1;

R.O.T.C. Attendant 1; Modem Dance 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,

2; Dramatics Club 2; Senior Superlative, Most Popular;

Lions Bowl Queen 4; Christmas Attendant 4; MissMountainLake Empire 4; Booster Club 4; Journalism Club 4;

ARROWHEAD Snapshot Editor 4 ;"Teepee Journal" Social

Editor 4; Junior Play; Usherette at Senior Play,

RITA LOUISE MANICKF.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 1.

JANET LEIGH MARSTONClass Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; F, H, A, 3; GleeClub 1, 2, 3,4; Booster Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4;

Librarians 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; ARROWHEAD Ad-vertising Staff 4.

JUDY LORENE McENTIREBasketball 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,3; 4-HClub 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Librarians 3, 4; Waitress

Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2; Usherette at Junior Play,

MARGARET JANE McENTIREBasketball 1, 2, 3,4; JuniorMarshal; Homecoming Attend-

ant 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; F,H,A, 2,3,4, Secretary 4;

Booster Club 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; F,N, A, 2; Journal-

ism Club 4; Waitress Jr, -Sr, Banquet 2; ARROWHEADSports Editor 4.

ZELAND ROBERT McKINNEYF,F,A, 1; Wildlife Club 2; Bus Driver 3,4,

WALTER ELBERT McPETERSJournalism Club 1; Bus Driver 4.

BOBBIE JOAN METCALFClass Treasurer 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Christmas Queen4; F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Booster Club 1; Science

Club 1; Monogram C lub 2, 3, 4; Journalism C lub 3,4;

Dramatics Club 1; "Teepee J ou r n a 1" S p o r t s Editor 4;

Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2.

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RUTH BERNICE MOOREF.T.A. 1, 2,4;F.H,A. 1, 2; Glee C lub 4; Booster Club

1, 2; F,N, A. 1, 2, 3; Journalism Club 1.

WADE MONROE NOBLITT4-H Club 1,4; Wildlife Club 1, 2, 3,4; Bus Driver 3.

CARRIE JEANETTE PADGETTClass Vice-President4, Secretary 1,3, Treasurer 1; Sen-ior Superlative, Most Courteous; BetaClub 2, 3, 4;P. T. A.

1,2,3,4, Reporter 3,4; F.H. A. 1, 2, 3; 4-H C 1 u b 2, 3;

Journalism Club 4; Librarians 3; Waitress Jr. -Sr, Banquet

2; ARROWHEAD Typist 4; "Teepee Journal" Correspond-ent 4.

BEN BENJAMIN PEEK

Class Secretary 4; Football 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball

Manager 4; Baseball Manager 3; Senior Superlative, Best

All-Round; Folk Dance Club 1, 2,4, Secretary 4; Glee

Club 3; Booster Club 4, Reporter 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4;

Monogram Club 3,4; Journalism Club 2,3,4; "TeepeeJournal" ProductionManager 2, 3, 4; ARROWHEAD Sports

Editor 4; Junior Play; Senior Play.

WILLIAM LLOYD PORTERClass President 1, Reporter 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Cap-tain 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Mar-

shal; Senior Superlative, Most Athletic; Beta Club 3,4;Folk Dance Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2; Glee Club 3,4,President 4; Monogram C lub 1,2,3,4, All -ConferenceFootball 3, 4; Senior Bowl; Master of Ceremonies Jr. -Sr.

Banquet 3; Jimior Play; Senior Play; ARROWHEAD Busi-

ness Manager 4.

JACK DONALD RAFFIELDGlee Club 1; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Wildlife Club 1,2,3,4.

KENNETH EDWARD RHINEHARDTClass President 4, Reporter 1; Football 3; Basketball 1, 2,

3; Junior Marshal; Senior Superlative, Most Intellectual;

Homecoming Escort 2,4; Beta Club 2, 3,4, President 4;

Folk Dance Club 2; Glee Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Mono-gram Club 2, 3,4; Journalism Club 1; Junior Play; Senior

Play.

SUE ELAINE ROSSClass Vice-President 3, Treasurer 2, Testatrix 4; Basket-

ball 1, Manager 3; Junior Marshal; Senior Superlative,

Friendliest; Homecoming Attendant 3; Beta Club 2,3,4,

Vice-President 3, 4; F.H. A. 2,3, Secretary 3; Folk Dance

1, 2; Journalism Club 4; Nurses Aid 1, 2, 3; Waitress Jr. -Sr.

Banquet 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; ARROWHEAD Junior

And May jjouv Dreams Become Pcrjcci Rc2iliiics

Representative,ARROWHEAD Editor4; Delegate to Editors

F\.oundtable 3,4; "Teepee Journal" Humor Editor 4.

ROY WILLL\M ROBERTSONC 1 a s s Vice-President 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Football 1,2;

Baseball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1, Treasurer 1; Science Club4, President 4; 4-H Club 1,4; Wildlife Club 1, 2, 3,4,

Vice-President 1, 2, 3, President 4; Senior Play.

MARY JANE SMITHBasketball 1, 2; F.H. A. 1, 2; Glee Club 3.

CHARLOTTE JEAN SOUTHERF.T.A. 2,3; F.H. A. 3; Folk Dance Club 1,4; Glee Club

2,3; Booster Club 4; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; F.N. A. 2;

Usherette at Junior Play, Senior Play; Waitress Jr. -Sr. Ban-

quet 2.

DONALD BENNETT SOUTHERClass President 3, Vice-President 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4;Basketball 1; Senior Superlative, Neatest, Most Popular;

FolkDance Club 1, 4; Wildlife Club 3, Treasurer 3; Junior

Play; Senior Play.

LLOYD RAYMOND VESSF.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 2,3,4.

WILLIAM BLAINE VESSFootball 2,3,4, Manager 1; Basketball 1,2; FolkDance

Club 1,4; Booster Club 4; Monogram Club 3,4,

RAY CLIFFORD VESSFootball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Monogram Club 3; Journalism

Club 3,4; Wildlife Club 1; Bus Driver 2,3; "Teepee

Journal" Sports Editor 4.

BARBARA BURGIN WALKERClass President 1, 2, 3; JuniorMarshal; BetaClub 4;F.T.A.2,3; F.H. A. 2,3; Folk Dance Club 1; Journalism Club 4;

Librarians 2; Waitress Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2; Office Worker 4;

ARROWHEAD Typist; "Teepee Journal" Club Editor 4.

CATHERINE DICKEY WHITESIDESBeta Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; FolkDanceClub 4; Booster Club 1; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Journalisni

Club 1.

LINDA EMELINE WILLISClass Reporter 1, Prophet 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; ChiefJuniorMarshal; Senior Superlative, Most Intellectual;

Beta Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; F. H. A. 2, 3; Folk DanceClub 2; Booster Club 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Journalism

Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Office Worker 1; School

News Reporter 3, 4; Nurses Aid 1, 2; Waitress Jr. -Sr. Ban-

quet 2; Delegate to Editors Roundt able 3, 4; ARROWHEADJunior R e pr e s e nt at i ve. Activities Editor 4; "Teepee

Journal" Editor-in-Chief 4; D.A. R. G o o d Citizenship

Award 4.

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Most OntelleciuA

LINDA WILLIS and KENNETH RHINEHARDT

Neaf est

DORIS CARR and DONNIE SOUTHER

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BONNIE BURRELL and KENNETH CARVER

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3v\endhest

SUE ELAINE ROSS and HASKELL DAVIS

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Most Popular

BETTY LOWERY and DONME SOUTHER

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Most Courteous

CARRIE PADGETT and JERRY KELLEY

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CAROLYN HENDLEY and LLOYD PORTER

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Best AllRouni

RETA ALLISON and BEN PEEK

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THE TEEPEE JOURNALLinda Willis, Editor-in-Chief; Mrs. Sadie Marlowe, Sponsor; Ben Peek, Production

Manager.

C/u6 AcUviilcs Help Dei ermine Our Course On Cije

JOURNALISM CLUBLinda Willis, Editor-in-Chief; Mary Kelly, Assistant Editor; Reta Allison, Make-Up Editor; Bobbie Metcalf and Ray Vess,

Sports Editors; Barbara Walker, Club Editor; Bonnie Burrell, Art Editor; Ben Peek, Production Manager; Polly Kelly, Busi-

ness Manager; Carrie Padgett, Correspondent; Betty Lowery, Social Editor; Gerry Bishop, High School Reporter; Evelyn

Bartlett, Reporter; Elaine Ross, Humor Editor.

BETA CLUBSeated: Merrill McEntire, Parliamentarian; Linda Willis, Treasurer; Bonnie Burrcll, Secretary; Kenneth Rhinehardt, Presi-

dent; Elaine Ross, Vice-President; Juda Morris, Reporter; and Mrs. Grace Taylor, Sponsor,

Wc Cc3iVn 5o StTi't' Oificvs As Cc^idcrs Ami 'Oiwcdcvs

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AAAERICAPadgett, Reporter; Rcta Allison, Vice-President; Mary Jo Harris, P r e s i d c n t; Marie Tliomas, Sc

Treasurer; and Sponsor, Mrs. Hancy.

GLEE CLUB

Lloyd Porter, President; Kenneth Rhinehardt, Secretary-Treasurer; Brenda Freeman, Reporter; M a ry Jo Harris, Librariaji;

and Mrs. Helen Shiflet, Sponsor.

Music And Dancing Ma^e 5fie Hours Pass faster

FOLK DANCE CLUBBruce Bradley, President; Ben Peek, Secretary-Treasurer; Cheryl Nodine, Reporter; and Mrs. Betty Sue Marston, Sponsor.

FUTURE HOMEAAAKERS OF AMERICASeated: Marie Thomas, Reporter; Evelyn Bartlett, Historian; Pat Allen, Treasurer; Bonnie Burrell, President; Mary Jo Har

Vice-President; Margaret McEntire, Secretary; Gerry Bishop, Parliamentarian; and Mrs. Sue Glovier, Sponsor.

^fiTougd ^dese CluSs ]Ve Prepare 3or A Happier, More Uscjul 3utuvc

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICAHasKellDavis, ^-^'^-^^emll M^^^^^^^ Vice President; Donald Dav.s, S e ere tary; Alan AlHson, Treasurer; DonaldDavis, Reporter; James Walker, Sentinel; and Mr. Donald Anderson, Sponsor.

LIBRARIANS CLUBMrs. Helen Shiflet, Sponsor.

OFFICE WORKERS

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SCIENCE CLUBRevill Mallory, Vice-President; Roy Robertson, P r e s i d e n t; Mike Teague, Reporter; Butch Gibbs, Secretary-Treasurer;

and Mr, Thomas Taylor, Sponsor.

Somorroiu's Nurses And Scieniisis May Be inspired ^fivougd 'ddcse Ovgmi^Siiions

FUTURE NURSES CLUBNina Grant, President; Mary Jo Allison, Vice-President; Gayle Padgham, Secretary; Anne Grant, Reporter; and Mrs. Bulah

Taylor, Sponsor.

MONOGRAM CLUB

Pridt' 9n Our Aidlciic PvogrAm Cenievei Here

BOOSTER CLUB

Kenneth Carver, President; Elizabeth Taylor, Vice-President; Lynn Shiflet, Secretary-Treasurer; Ben Peek, Reporter; and

Mr, Kenneth Griffin, Sponsor.

4-H CLUB

Jerrill McEntire, Reporter; Mary Jo Allison, Secretary-Treasurer; Merrill McEntire, President.

We Ce^vn 5o Be Hclpjul Botfi At Borne And 9n 'ode Ouidoovs

WILDLIFE CLUBRoy Robertson, President; Kenneth C a r v e r, Vice-President; Jerry Sutton, Secretary; Jerrill McEntire, Treasurer; Merrill

McEntire, Reporter; Mr. James Washburn, Sponsor.

/ tilgfiUgfitcd By Crouminq Of Queen And King

HALLOWEEN QUEEN AND KING

GERRY BISHOP and EDDIE WILSON

CHRISTMAS QUEEN

BOBBIE METCALF

JUNIOR MARSHALSEvelyn Bartlett, Barbara Walker, Bonnie Burrell, LloydPorter, Linda Willis (Chief), Kenneth Rhinehardt, Sue Elaine Ross,

Reta Allison, and Margaret McEntire.

BUS DRIVERSLeslie Walker, Walter McPeters, Lloyd Vess, Z e al and McKinney, Jack Davis, Olen Rice, DonaldDavis, and Merrill

McEntire.

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LUNCHROOM WORKERSMrs. Ruby Nodine (Supervisor), Mrs. Christine Johnson, Mrs. Ada McGhee, Mrs. Mary Lee Harmon, Mrs. Blanche Hensley,

Mrs. Betty Silver, Fannie Whitesides, and Blaine Moore.

Z->fici} ]Vov^ 3ov 'ode ]VcI\avc 0) ofit' Cmiirc Scfiool

MAIDSMrs. Luhi Thomas, and Mrs. Lonnie Duncan.

CUSTODIANMr. Lawrence Crisp

Lynn Shiflet reigned as Homecoming Queen on Friday, October 17, as the Indians waltzed to a 28-0 victory over

Edneyville. Ben Peek and Lloyd Porter, co-captains of the football team, participated in the crowning of the Queen, Anadded feature for the occasion was the introduction of players and their parents during halftime.

Lynn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A, R. Shiflet, was presented a spray of yellow chrysanthemums and members of her

court received corsages of yellow mums. The Queen, a m e m b e r of the Junior Class and a cheerleader, was escorted by

Kenneth D. Carver.

Members of the Queen's court included Margaret McEntire, Senior Attendant, escorted by Haskell Davis; Pat Allen,

Junior Attendant, escorted by Kenneth Rhinehardt; Barbara Peek, Sophomore Attendant, escorted by Locke Kelley; and

Joyce Lytle, Freshman Attendant, escorted by Revill Mallory.

Homecoming mascots, dressed as Indians, were Nancy Greer, daughter of Principal and Mrs. P, W. Greer, and Cathy

Griffin, daughter of Coach and Mrs, Kenneth Griffin,

Enthusiasm was at a high level as a parade was held Friday afternoon after school. The crowning of the Queen and the

team's victory was climaxed by a dance—which was held in the scho9l cafeteria following the game.

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The Old Fort Redskins started out their 1958 football

season on August 15, when the boys reported for practice.

They were looking forward to a successful season, whichthey achieved with a record of four wins, four losses, and

one tie game.The Redskins started the season by playing Hot Springs.

In this game several touchdowns were nullified by penalties.

Pvobert Harris and Lloyd Porter went over for the touch-

downs and Richard Padgham made the extra points.

Then it was time to meet Tryon. The Redskins were

beaten in this game but the boys still had faith in eachother. Bruce Bradley made the two touchdowns and Lloyd

Porter made the extra point.

In the third game of the season, Mars Hill and Old Fort

battled to a standstill as the game ended with a tie.

Glen Alpine was on Old Fort soil for one of the best

games of the season, even if the Redskins were the losers.

Old Fort went to Spruce Pine to play Harris High. This

was a very close game. Bruce Bradley, Harold Hensley,

and Richard Padgham scored for our team that night.

Old Fort was host to the Clyde Cardinals. Richard

Padgham and Lloyd Porter ran the touchdowns, with Robert

Harris and Richard Padgham running the extra points. This

game was another thriller of the season.

Edneyville had the pleasure of seeing Old Fort's Home-coming Queen crowned. The Redskins had another winning

night. Lloyd Porter, Donnie S o u t h e r, and Robert Harris

made our four touchdowns with Richard Padgham going

over each time for the extra point.

The end of the season came for the Redskins when they

played Drexel. Inthisgame LloydPorter wasthe key player.

We are proud to have Lloyd Porter and Tommy Lytle

chosen on the All-Conference team. Lloyd was chosen to

play in the Lion's Bowl game in Forest City. He made a

very good showing.

Everyone is very proud of the excellent team and goodseason we had this year.

CoAcdes And 5eams Complcie A

FOOTBALL SEASONREDSKIN WARPATH

OLD FORT 14 Hot Springs

OLD FORT 13 Tryon 33

OLD FORT Mars Hill

OLD FORT £akersville 20

OLD FORT Glen Alpine 32

OLD FORT 21 Spruce Pine 25

OLD FORT 20 Clyde 6

OLD FORT 28 Edneyville

OLD FORT 20 Drexel 14

BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM

Kneeling: Eddie Wilson, Eddie Rhinehardt, Jim Smith, MikeTeague, Harold Hensley, Dan Grindstaff, Frank Gibbs, Steve

McCauley, Tom Carr, Standing: Lloyd Porter, Jerry Kelley, David Reynolds, Wayne Allen, JohnBurgin, Bobbie Mason,

James Walker, Richard Padgham, Albert Davis, Locke Kelley, Ben Peek (Manager), Kenneth Griffin (Coach).

Winiev Monids 3\nd Scfiool Spirit

Margaret McEntire, Co-Captain; Jim Washburn, Girls' C o a c h; B o n n i e Burrell, Co-Captainj HaroldHensley, Co-Captain; Kenneth Griffin, Boys' Coach; Mike Teague, Co-Captain.

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Higd, GspeciMy During Bas^cffia/l (James

GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMSeated: Margaret Vess, Kaye Burgin, Pat Evans, Mary Lindley, DeLois Harris, B o n n i e Burrell, Margaret McEntire

Kneeling: Barbara Johnson, Linda Willis, Carolyn Hendley, F aye Burgin, Penny Carver, Dianne Walker, Lois Gilliam

Bobbie Metcalf. Standing : Jim Washburn (Coach), Ann Hensley, Joyce Lytie, Iris Clontz, CherylNodine, Charlene Hoyle

Brenda Johnson, Nancy Lytle, Linda Harris, Pat Allen (Manager).

1957 - 58

Lloyd Porter Bruce Bradley Streaker Grindstaff

Spring 3inds Us Witfi Bast'fal/ Jcver

Expectations for a winning baseball team were not

too great with the loss of most of the 1958 championship

team. The Redskins proved that they can play winning

baseball by compiling a 7-5 record. By looking moreclosely at the five losses, four of them were lost by only

one run.

Jerry Souther, Roy Robertson, and Harold Hensley

did a remarkable job of pitching. Our defensive play was

headed by outfielders, Lloyd Porter, Bruce Bradley and

"Streaker" Grindstaff; Infielders, G. G. Lipe, KennethCarver, Wayne Allen, Harold Hensley, Tom Carr and

Catcher David Setzer.

The highlight of the season was the two wins over the

strong Drexel team by the scores of 3-1 and 3-0.

The Redskins were not held scoreless all year while

they held three opponents scoreless.

LION'S BOWL QUEEN

BETTY LOWERY

Bowl Activities Spotligfit 5fian^s^iring Day

Representing Old Fort at the Lion's Bowl Game were Sue Crawford, Cheerleader; Bruce Bradley, Manager; Jim Washburn,Coach; Lloyd Porter, Player; Bonnie Burrell, Cheerleader.

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CHEERLEADERS

Connie Benfield, Juda Morris, Lynn Shiflet, Pat Evans, Sue Crawford (Chief), Bonnie Burrell, DeLois Harris, Alice Harris,

Cheryl Nodine, Elizabeth Taylor.

CdeerleBideTS Boost 5t'ams Onward

Mrs. Sadie Marlowe, Sponsor; Sue Elaine Ross, Editor-in-Chief; Reta Allison, Assistant Editor.

3Amous CdiSt Words - ''We'll Meet '6fie Dfadlincl"

THE ARROWHEAD STAFF

Seated: Haskell Davis, Art Editor; Bonnie Burrell, Make-up Editor; Sue Elaine Ross, Editor-in-Chief; Reta Allison, As-sistant Editor; Lloyd Porter, Business Manager, Standing: Betty Lowery, Snapshot Editor; Kenneth Rhinehardt, Picture Editor;

Pauline Kelly, Sophomore Representative; Frank Gibbs, Junior Representative; Linda Willis, Activities Editor; Ben Peek,Sports Editor; Juda Morris, Junior Representative; Revill Mallory, Freshman Representative; Mary Jo Harris, Picture Editor;

Penny Carver, Sophomore Representative; M arg aret McEntire, Sports Editor; (Not Pictured), Cheryl Nodine, Freshman

Representative.

Mrs. Betty Sue Marston, Advertising Sponsor; Lloyd Porter, Advertising Manager.

Many Steps And Many Miles Bring 9n Necessary Junds

THE ADVERTISING STAFF

Haskell Davis, Janet Marston, Bonnie Burrell, Lloyd Porter (Advertising Manager), Mary Jo Harris,

Page 78 Kenneth Carver.

Adveviisemenis

WE WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTORS FOR MAKINGTHIS VOLUME OF THE ARROWHEAD POSSIBLE:

ALLISON'S DUTCH GRILL

AMERICAN THREAD COMPANYBALLEW MOTOR COMPANYBARGAIN STOREA. BLANTON GROCERYBROYHILL FURNITURE COMPANYBURGIN PLUMBING COMPANYCAROLINA PAD and PAPER COMPANYCAROLINA TIRE COMPANYCLINCHFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANYCOCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANYCROSS COTTON MILLDREXEL FURNITURE COMPANYDUKE POWER COMPANYEAST COURT MOTOR COMPANYECKENROD'S STUDIO and CAMERA SHOPECONOMY SUPPLY STOREETTA PAPER BOX COMPANYEVANS DEPARTMENT STOREFIRST NATIONAL BANK of MARIONGLENWOOD GENERAL STOREGOUGE PAINTBILL GRIFFITH JEWELERSHAWKINS LUMBER COMPANYHAYNES JEWELERSHUNTER FLORISTIDEAL CLEANERSJAMES, R. L. and SONjumbo grilllaughridge furniture companyloven furniture companylowe's associate storemarion auto supplymarion buick companymarion manufacturing companymarion motors, inc.

marion western auto associate storemarshall lumber companymary lynn shopmccall-burg in hardwaremccall funeral homeMcDowell hardware companyrobinson's cloth storeROSES 5c, 10<;, & 25c STORERULANE GAS COMPANYSNIPE'S MOTOR COMPANYSTEAK HOUSE

STELEN'S

TAINTER'S DRUG COMPANYTROY'S CAFEWESTMORELAND-HAWKINS FUNERAL HOMEYOUNG'S SHOE STORE

BEA'S BEAUTY SHOPPECOLLINS DEPARTMENT STORE

EXCELLOKEARFOTT COMPANYMcMURRAY CHEVROLET COMPANYRALPH'S USED CARSTYSON FURNITURE COMPANYWALDENSIAN BAKERYBURKE FARMER'S DAIRY

BAKER'S FUEL COMPANYBAKER'S WATCH SHOPBRADLEY'S INSURANCE COMPANYBRADLEY'S SHOE SHOPCAPLAN'S REXALL STORE

CRAWFORD'S ESSO SERVICE

CUT-RATE FURNITURE COMPANYFARMER'S FEDERATIONGIBB'S ELECTRIC COMPANYGOSORN'SCASH STORE

HARRIS SUPPLY STORE

H & W STORE

HUGHES DEPARTMENT STORE

KASH and KARRYLYTLE and WILLIS

McENTIRE GENERAL MERCHANDISENORTHWESTERN BANKNORTON'S FURNITURE STORE

OLD FORT BARBER SHOPOLD FORT CLEANERSOLD FORT DRUG STORE

OLD FORT FINISHING PLANTOLD FORT INSURANCE COMPANYPARKER HOSIERY MILL

PAUL O. THOMASON'S GRAPE VINEYARDRHINEHARDT SERVICE STATIONR. L. HARRIS GROCERIESROCKETT MOTORS, INC.

RUBY'S FLOWER SHOPT.B. FAW PLUMBING and HEATING CO.UNITED RAYON PLANTWALKER GROCERY and SERVICE STATIONWESTERN AUTO STORE

Best Wishes from

UNITED RAYON KNITTING MILLS

Division of Unil-ed Merchanl-s and Manufacturers, Inc.

Old Fort, North Carolina

Compliments of

DREXEL FURNITURE COMPANY

Marion, North Carolina

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KEARFOTT

COMPANYINC.

A Subsidiary of General Precision Equipment Corporation

Black Mountain, North Carolina

Best Wishes to

Old Fort School for 1958-59

and

For the Best in Dairy Products

buy BURKE none better

Morganton, North Carolina Phone 1126

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Compliments of

THE AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY

Sevier, North Carolina

Compliments of

BROYHILL FURNITURE COMPANY


CROSS COTTON MILLS COMPANY

Double Carded and CombedKnitting Yarns

Highest Quality


HAWKINS LUMBER COMPANY

All Building Materials


Complimenfs of

MARSHALL

LUMBER

COMPANY


WESTMORELAND

HAWKINS

FUNERAL SERVICE

24 Hour Ambulance Service

Oxygen Equipped

Phone 2161

220 South Main Street


Compliments to

Class of '59

EX - CELL - OINC.


Compliments of

NORTON

FURNITURE

COMPANY

Phone 66 Box 177


Compllmenl-s of

A. BLANTON GROCERYCOMPANY

Wholesale Distributors


Use Fat Boy Note Book Paper

Manufactured by

CAROLINA PAD

& PAPER COMPANY

Compliments of

MARION MANUFACTURINGCOMPANY

Quality Rayons and Cotton

Fabrics in


SNIPES MOTORS, INC.

Dodge, Plymouth— Dodge Trucks

Dial 4341

314 East Court Street


Compliments of

CLINCHFIELD MANUFACTURINGCOMPANY

Wide Print Cloth

Mar ion. North Carolina

Compliments of

DUKE POWER COMPANY

Serving the Piedmont Carolinas

Protect Your Loved Ones

In Our Burial Association

McCALL'S FUNERAL HOMEEstablished - 1908


Phone

Day

2120

Night

3671, 2-2265

COLLINS


Phone 9-7395

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RALPH'S USED CARS

Box 328


The Home of Clean Used Cars

Home Phone

Old Fort 153-R

Phone

NO 9-7302

BRADLEY SHOE SHOP

Service While You Wait

New & Used Shoes

Main Street


Compliments of

CRAWFORD'S FUEL OIL


Compliments of

GIBBS ELECTRIC COMPANY

Phone 5] -J


Compliments of

HARRIS SUPPLY STORE

A Place for all your Hardware Needs


THE NORTHWESTERN BANK

Black Mountain Old Fort

Serving

Northwestern North Carolina

Member of the F.D.I.C.

Compliments of

OLD FORT DRUG COMPANY

Main Street


Compliments of

KENNY'S SINCLAIR

Drive With Care

and

Buy Sinclair

Phone 187


PARKER

HOSIERY MILLS

Old Fori", North Carolina

Manufacturers of Men's

Fancy Hosiery

Compliments of

WESTERN AUTO STORE


OLD FORT INSURANCE

AGENCY

Paul Richardson

Owner and Manager

Representing Leading Stock Companies

Reach forCOMPAREBatter Whipped I mMKjSiutbeeun '

WALDENSIAN BAKERIES. ..BAKERS OF SUNBEAM BREAD

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ALLISON'S DUTCH GRILLDial 2-3661

Finest Barbecue In

West North Carolina

Steaks - Seafoods

Chicken in Basket


Ballew Motor Co., Inc.

436 E>st Court St. Telephones 21S7 — 2I58^^'o^

ai^^mm marion, n. c. — -^^.^^^ -

Save on School ware at

THE BARGAIN STORE32 South Main Street


CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY

Tire Headquarters


Compliments of

COCA-COLA BOTTLINGCOMPANY


EAST COURT MOTOR CO.

Pontiac Sales and Service

P.O. Box 496

Phone 4241


Compliments of

ECKENROD STUDIOS


ETTA PAPER BOX COMPANY, INC.

Phone 8261


Manufacturers of all kinds of

Set-up and Folding Boxes

Compliments of

ECONOMY SUPPLY STORE


Compliments of

EVANS DEPARTMENT STORE

Marion's Own Complete

Department Store


Compliments of

MARION MOTORS, INC.

Phone 2106


WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE

Phone 633

1

29 South Main


Compliments of

McDowell hardware company


ROBINSON'S

Quality Merchandise

134 S. Main Street Dial 2-3781


SUBURBAN RULANE GAS COMPANYof NORTH CAROLINA, INC.

Domestic Heating Commercial

Phone 2154 P.O. Box 684

Clinchfield Underpass

Compliments of

STEAK HOUSEGood Things to Eat

Phone 5159Marion, North Carolina

PHONE 2133 MARION, N.C.

J 1 111 ocyt;id nui 1 y ruiicjii

Try Our Drive In Window Service

We Feature A Complete Line of

Cosmetics

USE MEDICINE ONLY OH THE ADVICE OF YOUR PHYSICIAM

YOUNG'S SHOE STORE

3o South Main Street


BEA'S

BEAUTY SHOPPE AND GIFT SHOP

Phone NO 9-7116Black Mountain, North Carolina

Rock Building next to City Hall

McMURRAY CHEVROLET CO. , INC.

OdVlilLj DIUCK. iVivJU 1 ITCl 1 n

Since 1935


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Compliments of

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANKMember Federal Reserve System

Member F. D. 1 .C.


GLENWOOD GENERAL STORE

Groceries-Feed -Seed-Fertilizer1 1 rn^ nnH Sf/^nti rnniiliri(*i

Phone 8120

Glenwood, North Carolina

Compliments of

GOUGE PAINT & GLASS COMPANY

Phone 3041


BILL GRIFFITH JEWELERS

Gorham and Towie Sterling Silver

Jewelry, Watch Repair

26 1/2 South Main Street


Flowers by Wire

HUNTERS FLORIST

128 S. Main Phone 4291


IDEAL CLEANERS

Phone 7261

133 West Henderson Street

"We call for and Deliver"

R. L. JAMES & SON

Manufacturers of

nosiery ror /v\en


Compliments of

LAUGHRIDGE FURNITURECOMPANY

Furniture - Household GoodsFrigidaire Electric Ranges

West Henderson Street


LOVEN FURNITURE COMPANY

Complete Line Home Furnishings

o~o (V\ain jireet

Phone 8211 P.O. Box 88


MARION BUICK COMPANY, INC.

Telephone 2140 or 2149

zo North Oarden otreet


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Compliments of

KASH ^ KARRY


LYTLE AND WILLIS

Groceries and Meats

Phone 17


McENTIRE'SGENERAL MERCHANDISE

Complete line of

Groceries, Gas, Oil

Phone 15


OLD FORT BARBER SHOP

"We Need Your Head to Operate

our Business"

Main Street


OLD FORT CLEANERS

Prompt, Efficient Service

Save 10% Cash & Carry

Phone 193


PAUL O. THOMASON'SVINEYARD

Growers of Fine Grapes,

Berries and Fruits


Compliments of

R. L. HARRIS GROCERYCatawba Avenue

Phone 2


ROCKETT MOTORS, INC.

Sales and Service

Telephone 30

Old Fort 3, North Carolina

Compliments of

RUBY'S FLOWER SHOP"For the Prettiest in Flowers"

Phone 21 -R


Compliments of

T. B. FAW & SONSPLUMBING AND HEATING

LA r\Myers Pumps

Phone 107Old Fort, North Carolina

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TYSON FURNITURE COMPANY

"Everything for Your Home"

Phone 9-4381


Compliments of

BAKER'S FUEL COMPANY

Bat Cave Road


BAKER'S WATCH SHOP

Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry

Main Street


BRADLEY INSURANCE AGENCY

Phone 261

E . Main Street


CAPLAN'S

Catawba Avenue at Main


Compliments of

CUTRATE FURNITURE COMPANY

Main Street


Headquarters for

McDowell County Farmers

FARMERS' FEDERATIONBritt Hogan, Manager


Compliments of

GOSORN'S CASH STOREin


Compliments of

H. &W. DEPARTMENT STOREin


Compliments

HUGHES DEPARTMENT STOREDependable Merchandise

in


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Best Wishes from

OLD FORT FINISHING PLANT

Division of United Merchants and Manufacturing, Inc.


BURGIN PLUMBING MARY LYNN SHOPMARION AUTO SUPPLY McCALL-BURGIN HARDWAREHAYNES JEWELERS ROSES 5c;, lOc;:, & zSd; STOREJUMBO GRILL STELEN'S

LOWE'S ASSOCIATE STORE TROY'S CAFE

Compliments of

WALKER'S GROCERYAnd

SERVICE STATIONOld Fort, North Carolina

Editor Ross receives Medalist Honors

for '58 Arrowhead at Cullowhee's Editors' Roundtable

AutogvApfis

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Aiifograpfis

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