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she has shown us, we, the Senior Class dedicate the 1954
annual to our friend and teacher, Mrs. J. Allen Altizer. She
has won a place of love and respect in our hearts and will
linger in our memory as one who has been an inspiration to
us through the most important years of our lives.
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James Lawson
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President Vice President
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Secretary Treasurer
JAMES LAWSON MRS. ALTI ZER
Reporter Sponsor
5""sS SENIORS
BOBBY AGNEW
S. C. A. Rep. 50, Science Club 51, 52, Vice
Pres. 53, Reporter 54, Asst. Bus. Man-
ager Annual, Freshman Class Treas.,
Basketball Team 51, 53, F. F. A. Club
54,Library Club 51,Delegate to S. C. A.
Convention 52, 54,Boys' State 52, Dele-
gate to S. C. A. Forum 53, K. V. G. Crew
53, Asst. Crew Leader 54, Pres. S. C. A.
53, 54, Glee Club 54.
WALKER BURDETTE .
Y. M. C. A. 50,8th Grade Class Treas.,
K. V. G. 51, 52, 54, Pres. of Freshman
Class, Baseball 51, 52, 54, Art Editor
Newspaper Staff 52, Basketball 52, Pres.
of Senior Class- Humor Editor Anchor,
54, Science Club Vice-Pres. 54, Glee
ciub 52, 54.
CAROL ANN DeHART
Anchor Alumni Editor 53, 10th Grade
Play Cast, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play
Cast, Science Club 52, 51, Commercial
53, 54, 4-H Club 51, 52, 53, Glee Club 54.
ALICE MARIE DICKERSON
Science Club 51, 52, Commercial Club
53, 54, Basketball Team 53, 54, Junior
Play Cast, 4-H Club 51.
STELLA GARDNER
Glee Club 51, 52, 54, Dramatics Club
51, 52, 4-H Club Song Leader 51, Fresh-
man Class Song Leader, Anchor Typist
Staff 53, 54, Commercial Club 54, Senior
Play Usher.
VIVIAN GOAD
Vice-Pres.,of Sophomore Class,Junior
Class Reporter, Senior Class Treas.,
Glee Club 54, Commercial Club 54,
Senior Play Cast, 10th Grade Play Cast.
FREEDA HALL
8th Grade Class Vice-Pres.5 Freshman
Class Pres.54-H Club 50, 5151Oth Grade
Play Cast5Junior Play Cast5Senior Play
Cast5 Usher at Commencement, 525 Dele-
gate to S. C. A. Forum, 535 F. H. A. Club
Historian, 53, Treasurer, 545 Manager
of Basketball team, 525 Team 53, 545
Softball team 51, 52, 53, 545 Science Club
Treasurer, 545Assistant Editor Anchor,
535 Editor-in-Chief, 545 Glee Club, 545
S. C. A. Parlimentarian, 54.
JACKIE HALL
Safety Patrol, 50, 515 Library Club, 50,
51, 525 4-H Club, 505 F. F. A. Club, 54.
Degree team, 51, Judging team, 52, 53,
Reporter, 535 Commercial Club, 53, 545
Basketball team, 53, 545 Usher at Com-
mencement, 535 K. V. G. Crew, 53, 545
Junior Play Cast5 Usher at Senior Play5
Glee Club, 54.
CHARLES HARMON
Basketball team 52, 535 K. V. G. Crew
52, 535 F. F. A. Club 52, 535 Junior Play
Cast5 Senior Play Cast.
LILLIE HOWELL
Basketball team, 51, 52, 53, 545 Junior
Play Cast5 F. H. A. Club, 53, Commercial
Club, 545 Glee Club, 545 Softball team, 52.
LOU HUNGATE
Science Club, 51, 52, 535 F. H. A. Club,
52,53, 545Commercia1 Club, 53,545 10th
Grade Play Cast 5 Junior Play Cast5 Senior
Pr0mpter5 Glee Club, 545 4-H Club, 50,
51, 52, 53.
LUCILLE KEITH
Junior Play Cast5 Commercial Club, 53,
545 Glee Club, 54.
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Basketball team, 52, 53, F. H. A. Club,
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52, Softball team, 51, 52, 53.
AUDREY KEMP
Junior Play Cast, Commercial Club, 53,
54, Typist for Newspaper, 53, 54, Glee
Club, 54.
CHARLES KINGREA
8th Grade Class Pres., Library Club, 50,
4-H Club, 50, Freshman Class Sect.,
Science Club Treas. 51, Vice-Pres. 52,
Pres. 53, 54, S. C. A. Treas. 51, Vice-
Pres. 52, 53, 54, Sophomore Class Pres.,
10th Grade Play Cast, Junior Play Cast,
Senior Play Cast, Delegate to S. C. A.
Forum, 53, K. V. G. Crew 53, Sports
Editor Anchor, 53, 54, Glee Club, 54,
Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54, Captain 54,
Baseball 51, 52, 53, 54, Delegate to S.
C. A. Convention 54, Sports Editor
Annual.
PATSY KNOWLES
F. H. A. Club 51, 52, 53, 54, 10th Grade
Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Commer-
cial Club, 53, Glee Club, 54.
JAMES LAWSON
Library Club 52, Safety Patrol 52, Junior
Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, S. C. A.
Rep. 53, Glee Club, 54, Commercial
Club Treas. 53, 54, Anchor Business
Manager, 53, Asst. Editor of Annual
Staff, Senior Class Reporter, Usher at
Commencement 53.
DORIS LIGHT
4-H Club 51, 52, 53,Science Club 51, 52,
F. H. A. Club 52, 54, 10th Grade Play
Cast, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast,
Commercial Club 53, 54, Sect. 53, Pub-
lic Speaking Contest 53, Glee Club, 54,
Asst. Editor Annual, 54.
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Commercial Club 53, 54g Glee Club 54.
WILBERT MIDKIFF
F. F. A. 52, 53, 54.
MELVA MITCHELL
4-H Club 50, 51, 52, 53, F. H. A. Club
51, 52, 53g Commercial Club 53, 54,
French Club 54, Glee Club 54, Science
Club 52.
RAVANAL NIXON
Freshman Class Sect., Sophomore Class
Pres., Junior Class Sect., Senior Class
Vice-Pres., S. C. A. Rep. 53, Reporter
543 Commercial Club Pres. 53, 543 F.
H. A. Club Parlimentarian 53, Historian
545 F. H. A. Federation Historian 545
F. H. A. State Convention Rep. 53, Anchor
Copy Editor 53,Bus. Manager 54gUsher
at Commencement 52, 53, Glee Club 54g
Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54, Captain in 535
Delegate to S. C. A. Convention 54.
DORIS PUGH
4-H Club 51, 525 F. H. A. Club Treas.
53, Usher at Commencement 52, Com-
mercial Club 53, 54, 10th Grade Play
Cast, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play
Castg Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54, Co-
Captain 53, Softball 51, 52, 53, 54, Rep.
to Girls' State 53, Anchor Advertising
Manager 54, Typing Staff 53, Senior
Class Sect.
JOYCE PUGH
4-H Club 50, 54, Song and Game Leader
51, Reporter 52,Science Club 51, Com-
mercial Club 53, 54, S. C. A. Reporter
523 Sophomore Class Reporter, Junior
Play CastgGlee Club 54, Anchor Typing
Staff 54, Social Editor AnnualStaffg
Asst. Editor, Anchor 51.
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NOLEN RADFORD
VERNON ROOP
Art Editor for Anchor, F. F. A. Club 52,
53, 54.
SHIRLEY RUTTER
F. H. A. Club, Parlimentarian 52, Vice-
Pres. 53, Pres. 54,Rep. to F. H. A. State
Convention 53, Commercial Club Vice
Pres. 53, 54, Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54,
Anchor Typist 53,Usher for Junior Play,
Glee Club 54.
ILEDA SHELOR
F. H. A. Club, Treas. 52, Pres. 53, Vice-
Pres. 54, Treas. of Federation F. H. A.
52, Rep. at F. H. A. State Convention 52,
Basketball 51, 52, 53, 54, 4-H Club 50,
Reporter 51, Treas. 52, Pres. 53, Science
Club 51. ateporter 52, Commercial Club
53, Reporter " 2,Anchor Editor-in-Chief
53, Copy Editor 54, Sophomore Class
Sect., S. C. A. Rep. 54, Girls' State 52,
Usher for Junior and Senior Plays.
ELBERT TALLEY
S. C. A. Treas. 53, 54, Science Club 52,
53, 54, Library Club 5, F. F. A. 53, Vice-
Pres. 54, 4-H Club 50,Basketbal151, 52,
53, 54, Co-Captain in 54, Anchor Humor
Editor 53, Glee Club 54, Historian of
Annual Staff, Delegate to S. C. A. Con-
vention 54,10th Grade Play Cast,Junior
Play Cast, Senior Play Cast.
REBEKAH TAYLOR
Freshman Class Pres., Sophomore Class
Sec., F. H. A. Club 52, 53, 54,G1ee Club
52, 53, Junior Class Treas., Beta Club
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F. F. A. 52, 53, Safety Patrol,
53, S. C. A. Rep. 543 Business
Manager of Annual, Library
Club 50, 515 K. V. G. 52.
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8th Grade, Sect., Treas., and
Reporter, News Editor Anchor
Staff, 53, Copy Editor, 54, Copy
Editor Sophomore Newspaper,
Usher Junior Play, Usher at
Commencement 53, Senior Play
Cast, F. I-l. A. Club Sect., 52,
53, Commercial Club 53, 54,
Sect. 54gGlee Club, 54, Cheer-
leader 52, 53.
1954
MARY LEE UNDERWOOD
Glee Club , 543 Commercial
Club, 53, 54, Senior Play Pro-
mptergScience Club, 51, 52, F.
H. A. Club 50, 51, 4-H Club 49,
50, 51, 52, 53, Anchor Typing
Staff, 54.
6 SENIOR CLASS PLAY
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Angie, the girl ......
Margaret, her engaged sister ....
Lorraine, her hopeful sister . . .
Kitty, her little sister ...... .
Mrs. Morrow, her mother . . . . . . . .
Mr. Morrow, her father
Jack, the boy ......
Art, Margaret's finance
Martin, Lorraine's hope . . . . . .
Jane, a menace. . . . . .
Tony, a boy friend . .
Margie, a girl friend . .
Fitz, her "steady" . .
CHARACTERS
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. . . . . Erma Thompson
. . . . Charles Kingrea
. . . . Patsy Knowles
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President .... . . ........ Barbara Aldridge
Vice President. . . . . . Sue Anna. Sweeney
Secretary ..... . . . Annie Ruth Radford
Treasurer .... . . . Benita Dickerson
Reporter . . . . . . Jimmy Mannon
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Allen Harman
Annie Laura Harman
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Janet Simpkins
Reva Weeks
Lonnie Whitlow
Marie Whitlow
Marie Wilson
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Clara Alderman
Ruby Alderman
Louise Blackwell
Joyce Bishop
Arnold Boothe
Dessie Boothe
Curtis Brown
Jackie Boothe
G. W. Davis
Norma Harmon
Frances Hazelwood
Opal Houchins
Cornelia Huff
Silas Huff
Iva Hylton
Katherine Hylton
Shirley Jennings
Wayne Keith
Melvin Light 5 J,
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Joyce Mitchell
Kevin Mitchell
Nancy DeHart
Edward Dickerson
Janice Dickerson
Betty Fulcher
Chester Gallimore
Thelma Gardner
Wayne Gillespie
James Goad
Virginia Graham
Donald Griffith
Hazel Griffith
Evelyn Harman
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Adrian Moran
Shelby Nixon
Ervin Peters
Mamie Phillips
Martna Quesenberry
Tiresa Radford
Kaye Rakes
Norvell Reed
Glenn Rorrer
Bobby Scott
Arthur Slusher
Nancy Slusher
Tommy Slusher
Lena Smith
Doris Spangler
Betty Sweeney
Lester Sweeney
Marcella Thomas
Nancy Thompson
Shirley Thompson
James Underwood
Frances Weddle
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Avis Willis
Peggy Yeatts
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SPONSORS President: Frances Webb
Mrs. Moricle Mr. Williamson
Secretary: Betty Roop
Treasurer: Joyce McPeak
Vice President: James Rutter
Reporter: Nelcie Moles
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Roger Agnew
James Akers
Donna Alderman
Frances Alderman
James Bain
Glenn Belcher
Nancy Belcher
Marie Boothe
Wayne Boothe
Edwin Bowman
Charles Boyd
Nancy Boyd
Douglas Clement
Harless Clemons
Corine Cockram ,
Reuben Cockram
Ethel Compton
Donald Conner
N Rodney Cox
Carrie Davis
Delmer DeHart
Earl Dickerson
Frances Dickerson
Kenneth Duncan
FRESHMEN
Hugh Epperly
Cora Farley
Ruth Gardner
Earl Graham
Jean Graham
Mildred Gilbert
David Hale
Donald Harmon
Alice Hatcher
Frances Harter
Glenwood Huff
Nelson Hylton
Vera Janney
Dollie Jones
Wayne Keith
Corrine Lester
Ralph Loudy
Lorine Midkiff
Linda Mitchell
Nelcie Moles
L. T. Nolen
Roma Peters
Charles Phillips
Robert Pugh
Daniel Quesenberry
Robert Radford
Christine Reed
Helen Reed
Nelda Reed
Betty Roop
Jimmy Rutter
Joyce Salyer
Anne Shelor
Paul Simpkins
Milfred Slusher
Ross Snead
Dan Spangler
Ray Spangler
David Sumner
Jane Sweeney
Hilda Thompson
Marie Thompson
Clyde Townley
Mista Tolbert
Lawrence Tuck
Forest Turman
Shirley Turner
George Via
Frances Webb
Catherfne Weddle
Carol Weeks
Elree Wood
Charley Wray
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Joseph Sowers Doras Weddle Hattie Pratt Mary Lee Duncan
Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor
Mrs. Blaney Mrs. Simpkins Mr. Graham Mrs. Dobyns
Nancy Agnew
Vera Alderman
Carol Aldridge
Gene Altizer
Dorothy Akers
Jackie Akers
Kate Ballinger
Donnie Black
James Blackwell
Anne Branscomb
Melvin Brewster
Jimmy Boothe
Shelby Cassell
Nora Cockram
Lucy Compton
Edward Conner
Mary Correll
Namon Cox
Curt Davis
Eula DeHart
Earl Dickerson
Ivan Dickerson
Nancy Dickerson
John Duncan
Mary Duncan
Rebecca Fayne
Donald Gallimore
Cecil Gillespie
Catherine Graham
Billy Hale
Jerelene Hale
Willford Huff
Donna Hylton
Olene Hylton
Shirley Hylton
Joyce Jones
Peggy Keith
Elizabeth King
Wendell Light
Harold Linkous
Billy Long
Dean Mannon
Donnie Midkiff
James Midkiff
Sue Mitchell
Nancy Moricle
Audrey Nichols
Venda Nichols
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Kenneth Perry
Carol Peters
Wilfred Peters
Hurbert Poff
Hat tie Pratt
Deanie Radford
Doris Radford
Jeff Radford
Eunice Radford
Nancy Radford
Silas Radford
Donnie Ratliff
Elsie Reed
Frances Scott
Curtis Semones
Jack Simmons
Jerry Slusher
Faith Smith
Jean Snead
Levon Smith
Gary Sowers
Joseph Sowers
Nikola Sowers Q
William sewer?
David Sutphin i'
Doris SweeneyQ,'
Elwood Sweeneyx
Iris Sweeney
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Nettie Thomash
Richard Thomas
Irene Teel
Histon Tolbert
Harley Trail
Lowell Trail
Mary Trail
Curtis Turner
Darnell Turner
Johnson Turner
Leon Underwood
Billy Via
Elizabeth Walters
Doras Weddle
Garry Weddle
Hilda Weddle
Ray Weddle
Laura Weeks
Stanley Weeks
Velva Weeks
Myrum West
Ann Whitlow
Charles Williams
Joe Williamson
Lois Willis
Larry Wimmer
Linda Wimmer
Clayborne Wood
Geneva Wood
Robert Wood
Larry Yeatts
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President ........................ Bobby Agnew
Vice President . . . . . Charles Kingrea
Secretary ..... ..... D onna Lee
Treasurer .... . . Elbert Talley
Reporter ................. . . . . . Ravanal Nixon
Parliamentarian ................ . . . Freeda Hall
Representatives
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ler, Robert Blackwell, Carol Peters, Charlotte Parrick, Ger-
aldine Belcher, Donna Alderman, Ralph Loudy, Frances Webb,
Geneva Wood, Cecil Gillespie.
CALENDAR OF EVENT
Oct. 31 Science Club Party
Nov. 13 Commercial Club Social
Nov. 20 S. C. A. Party
Dec. 12 Senior Play
Dec. 22 Christmas Program
Feb. 26 S. C. A. Party
Mar. 24 Father -Son Banquet
Apr. 7 Mother-Daughter Banquet
Apr. 16 Junior Play
Apr. 24 Blue Ridge Federation Luncheon
CLUB
Geraldine Belcher
. . . . . Avis Willis
. . Doris Spangler
. Louise Blackwell
. Thelma Gardner
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Alumm Edxtor Nancy Slusher BUSINESS Mgr .... Ravanal Nixon
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Treasurer ..... ..... J ames Lawson
Secretary .... . . . Erma Jean Thompson
Reporter . . . ....... Ileda Shelor
SCIENCE CLUB
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Charles Kingrea
Walker Burdette
Sue Anna Sweeney
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First Row: Larry Wilmer, Charlie Phillips, William Sowers.
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At last! 1949! That was the year we entered high school. We were very fortunate in that
we were the first class to have the opportunity of five years of high school at Floyd. Also, during
this year of '49 and '50, we were fortunate to have Mrs. Dobyns and Mrs. Simpkins as our ad-
visors. Our officers were: President, Charles KingreagVice-President, Freeda Hall, Secretary,
Treasurer, and Reporter, Erma Thompson, S. C. A. Representatives, Bobby Agnew and Charlotte
Parrick. It was during this year that we tried our hand at publishing an issue of the school paper.
In '50 and '51 we became freshmen and had as our advisors Mrs. Rainey and Mr. William-
son. Our officers were: President, Ravanal Nixon, Vice-President, Freeda Hall, Secretary,
Charles Kingrea,Treasurer, Bobby Agnew, Reporter, Margaret Underwood, S. C. A. Represent-
atives, Charlotte Parrick and Lucy Boyd. '
We were sophomores in '51 and '52 and had again as our advisors Mrs. Rainey and Mr.
Williamson. Our officers were: President, Charles Kingrea, Vice-President, Vivian Goad, Sec-
retary and Treasurer, Ileda Shelor, Reporter, Joyce Pugh, S. A. Representatives, Catherine
Hazelwood and Elbert Talley.
Entering our junior year in September, '52, we felt very important and began our most in-
teresting school activities. They were the Junior Play "Gown of Glory" directed by Mrs. Moricle
and Mrs. Altizer,and a trip to Lakeside to entertain the seniors. We also raised money to invest
on our trip when we were seniors.
Our advisor was Mrs. Altizer and our officers were: President, Charles Kingrea, Vice-
President, Freeda Hal1,Secretary,Ravanal Nixon, Treasurer, Bobby Agnew, S. C. A. Represent-
atives, James Lawson and Ravanal Nixon, Reporter, Vivian Goad.
In '53 and '54 came the year we had been waiting for. We were seniors and again Mrs.
Altizer was our sponsor. The senior class officers were: President, Walker Burdette, Vice-
President, Ravanal Nixon, Secretary, Doris Pugh, Treasurer, Vivian Goad, Reporter, James
Lawson, S. C. A. Representatives, Ileda Shelor and Rodney Thomas.
Activities for that year were highlighted byza presentation of the "Seventeenth Summer'
sponsored by Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Altizer, and a sight-seeing trip to New York which was
partially financed by magazine sales.
To Mrs. Altizer we wish to express our gratitude and thanks for being a faithful and patient
sponsor.
So ends our record in brief of five years at Floyd High School.
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CLASS PROPHECY
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Harmon
Request the Honor of Your Presence
at the 10th Reunion
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Class of 1954
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Floyd High School
June 2, 1964
I arrived at the Harmon estate and after much driving around found a place to park the old
green Ford between a Cadillac and a big red convertible. My classmates must have done well for
themselves! I hadn't seen or heard from some of them in years and was very anxious to see my
old classmates.
Patsy Knowles met me at the door. She's Charles' able assistant.
Charles and his wife were first in the receiving line. Charles met his wife while studying
tropical diseases in Africa.
There was something strangely familiar about the handsome man and his lovely wife next
in line. They were none other than Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kingrea. He is now Superintendent of
Floyd County Schools.
Next in line was Alice Dickerson, girls' basketball coach at Floyd High. Her girls haven't
lost a game in five years.
As ljourneyed on, James Lawson greeted me. Besides being the youngest mayor Floyd
ever had, he owns a successful television company.
Freeda Hall who is editor of The Floyd Press was everywhere interviewing the celebrities.
Of course, the first on her list was our Senior Sponsor, Mrs. Altizer. She seems delighted that
she had recently been chosen the !'Prettiest Grandmother" of the year.
Wilbert Midkiff was next on Freeda's list. He, along with his ten-gallon hat, had come all
the way from his 5,000 acre ranch in Texas for the reunion.
Coming in wearing a good-looking Wac uniform was Lillie Howell. She is married to a
soldier and now is a recruiting officer.
I joined Ileda Shelor at the and of the ballroom. She said that Frank was keeping their four
children because they couldn't getiadbaby sitter.
Presiding at the punch bowl was Shirley Rutter. The beautiful dress she was wearing came
from her own exclusive dress shop in Roanoke.
Lou Hungate, another teacher!!! the class that graduated from Radford, came back to Floyd
to teach. Some of the members of her class are the children of the graduates of 1954.
Jackie Hall came down from Washington, D. C. I-le's the farmer who went to town and he's
now in the Agricultral Department in Washington.
All the big trucks you see these days have Radford Trucking Company on the sides. Six
years ago, Nolen started out as a truck driver, but now he owns his own Trucking Company in
Roanoke.
Erma Thompson is a famous New York model. She recently won the title of"Miss America."
Lucille Akers is the librarian at Floyd High. Lucille said she had just finished reading
Walker Burdette's latest play. He now ranks with Shakespeare in his writings.
Stella Gardner is head operator in the telephone office in Floyd. She helped Charles get
the addresses of the classmates for the reunion.
All the girls were raving about Doris Pugh's new hair style. She finally told us that it was
one of her originals. Doris gave up her job as secretary and became a hair designer.
--Ravanal Nixon won a screen test in Hollywood and became a movie star over night. Her
profession is just being glamorous.
Vernon Roop is a regular pilot and makes two rounds across the continent each week.
Joyce Pugh is still working at Leggett's Department Store in Christiansburg. She is now
married to the manager of the store.
Elbert Talley is a cartoonist. Everyone loves his famous comic strip, "All About Nothing."
Mary Underwood is the wife of a successful dairy farmer. She is proud of the fact that she
is the only mother of the class who has twins.
Maggie Midkiffis an undercover agent for the F. B. I. She says that she can always get her
man but hasn't found the right one yet.
Bobby Agnew is the world's most famous chemist. He is doing research work on the ele-
ments of love at the present.
Remember my desire to become a nurse after graduation? As I hoped, I am now a nurse
at a hospital in South Carolina and married to the head physician.
These are the present positions of the 1954 graduates. Ipredict that the future will be a
successful and pleasant one, but nothing will ever bring any more happiness than the days spent
together at Floyd High.
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
We, the Senior Class of Floyd High School, Floyd County, Floyd, Virginia, being of
unsound mind and failing memory, after four strenous years, do hereby make, publish,
and declare this to be our last will and testament.
To the principal and faculty we leave our lasting friendship and appreciation for the
guidance and confidence placed in us during our years in high school.
To the Juniors we leave our Senior Dignity and all the rights and privileges of a senior
class.
To the Sophomores we leave our laziness and good times.
To the Freshmen we leave the promises of a bright future.
To the Eighth Grade we leave the ability to strive and conquer.
The individuals of the Senior Class will to the students of the high school their follow-
ing possessions:
Harmon Agnew, Jr.--his ability to get ahead to Geraldine Belcher.
Walker Burdette--his ability to tell jokes to L. E. Sweeney.
Jackie Hall--his English book to Freddie Vest, hoping that it will be of greater value
to him than it has been to Jackie.
Charles Harmon--his happy expression to Melvin Light.
Charles Kingrea--his ability toget along with the girls to Chester Gallimore.
James Lawson--his ability to ask unnecessary questions to Harmon Dickerson.
Wilbert Midkiff--his government book to Lonnie Whitlow.
Nolen Radford--his bashfulness to John Epperly.
Vernon Roop--his artistic talent to Hugh Epperly.
Elbert Talley--his witty ways to Sammy Wilson.
Rodney Thomas--his ability to keep out of trouble to Freddie Agnew.
Carol DeHart--her pretty eyes to anyone who can use them as effectively as she can.
Alice Dickerson--her quickness to Shirley Jennings.
Stella Gardner--her ability to get along with other people to Norma Hurt.
Vivian Goad--her ability to have fun in study hall to Charlotte Parrick.
Freeda Hall--her speaking ability to Dorothy Basham.
Lillie Howell--her love for boys to Crystal Radford.
Lou Hungate--her ability to watch the good times go by to Marcella Thomas.
Lucille Akers--her place in the Senior Class to Nerene DeHart.
Shirley Keith--her flirty ways to Linda Mitchell.
Audrey Kemp--her littleness to Nelcie Moles.
Patsy Knowles--her ability to go places and see things to Lou Alice Howell.
Doris Light--her desire to become a nurse to Avis Willis.
Maggie Midkiff --her quiet ways to Louise Hylton.
Melva Mitchell--her French book to anyone crazy enough to take it.
Ravanal Nixon--her neat appearance to Betty Sweeney.
Doris Pugh--her position on the basketball team to Shelby Nixon.
Joyce Pugh--her inability to make up her mind to Lois Lester.
Shirley Rutter--her pleasing personality to Martha Quesenberry.
Ileda Shelor--her ability to get a husband to Betty Dulaney.
Rebekah Taylor--her ability to make friends easily to any newcomer to Floyd High.
Erma Thompson--her motto, "live fast, die young, and be a good looking corpse", to
anyone who wants to adopt it.
Mary Underwood--her ink to anyone taking shorthand.
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