Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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Today they hope to inspire each of you “to make his life sublime.” DEDICATION “Lives of great men all reminds us.” ‘To the four teachers who have been in our school for the greatest number of years — to the four teachers whose classes have never been “crips” ... To the four teachers whose instruction, guidance, and devotion have helped us to make significant “footprints on the sands of time” — Miss Lucy Robinson, ’37, math; Mr. E. N. Busic, 40, agriculture; Mr. A. P. Baldwin, °43, principal; Mrs. Audie Miller, 43, American history — we respectfully and gratefully dedicate the 1958 Torch FACULTY Kirst Tows MRS. bee No bUSI@CysEnelish, Latin; E. N. BUSIC, Agriculture, Shop; MRS. ROGER COMBS, Math, Science, English; SAM COUCH; Science, Chemistry; MRS. W. H. DAVIS, Math, French, Geometry. MR. A. P. BALDWIN Principal Second row: OMER ELKINS, Boys Bas- ketball Coach, Physical Education, Driver Training; MARY SUE FULLER, Government, Speech; MRS. MAX GREENE, Librarian; MRS. DRAYTON HALE, Typing, Shorthand; MRS. GEORGE HARRINGTON, English. NELL HOWARD — English, Science EUGENIA JAMISON — Music, Glee Club Director YVONNE LINKOUS — Home Economics, Science MRS. JOHN MILLER --- Social Studies PAUL OSBORNE — Math, Solid Geometry LUCY ROBINSON — Algebra, Math BILL EDD SAMPLE — Bookkeeping, Typing, Math SUE SISK — Physical Education, Girls Basketball Coach MRS. JEFF THOMAS, Home Economics MRS. ROBERT THOMPSON — Social Studies DARLENE STINSON — Office Secretary ANNE EWING — Substitute Teacher TORCH LEON BOYD — Editor-in-Chief ELDRIDGE BUSIC — Business Manager TORCH STAFF Gary Musick, Assistant Editor; Leon Boyd, Editor- in-Chief: Eldridge Busic, Business Manager; Brenda McNulty, Advertising Editor; Alice Faye Whited, As- sistant Business Manager; Patricia Lee, Typist; Phyllis Miller, Typist; Julia Mullins, Circulation Manager; Rose =e Ann Hess, Typist; Ronnie Musick, Sports Editor; Bob- by Smith, Feature Editor; Joe Dye, Advertising Editor; Sandra Artrip, Typist; Delores Hale, Sports Editor; Randall Combs, Circulation Editor, MASCOTS BLAINE COMBS BRENDA THOMPSON SENTOR CLASS OFFICERS RONALD BARRETT President ROGER THOMPSON Vice President ROBERT PAYNE BOYD Secretary JERRY LEE MILLER Treasurer ALICE FAYE WHITED Reporter SANDRA SUE ARTRIP 4-H Club, 1 yr.; Latin Club, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 1 Yrs, ti-Hi- Ye Club; 1 “yr: Peis Glup, to yrs.;. Typist for Torch; Basketball, 4 yrs., Captain ’58. NANCY BARRETT 4-H Club, 4 yrs., President, See e-Club, © Le yr, Vice President; Beta Club, ip yteeemasketball, 3 “yrs.: Delegatey to “Girl’s State: Social Editor of “Beta Blots,” °57; Most Versatile senior Girl; -Latin Club, 1 Vii a. Vrs. MADELEINE BOSTIC MaArvVIN LEON Boyp inv eet ceta Club, 3 yrs., Treasurer, ’57-’58; science. (l ub. lyr S.CcA.., 2 yrs.; Editor-in-Chief of Torch; Best Dressed Boy in Senior Class; Delegate to Beta Convention, 1 yr.; As- sistant Director for Christ- mas Play, 1956; Junior Classical League, 1 yr., Treasurer, ’56-’57; On Sen- ior Honor Roll. DEANNA BREEDING RAs al yr? Tri-Hi-Y, © 1 Yrs Book Club; 1) yr.; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Glee Clubs 32) yrs. JOHN CARL BARRETT og, Go sige ahetobarhars Aheeienl, Il sees SKC. ll asians Athletic Club, 1 yr.; Bas- ketball, 1 yr. RONALD LYNN BARRETT Beta Club, 3 yrs., President 757-58, Reporter, 756-’57: Member of ‘Beta Blots” Siu, il yore Jebe yy Cltoie), 1 yr., Vice President, § 755; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Base- ball, 1 yr.; Model Class- man of Junior and Senior Class; Bus Driver, % yyr.; Freshman Usher; Junior Usher; President of Senior Class; Delegate to Beta Convention, 2 yrs.; Master of Ceremonies for Beta Talent Show; Member of CaAStan bird s Christmas: G@ar= ol”; Member of S.C.A., 2 yas Zeisl (Clibte, al Sime. CAROL Boyp Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Glee Club, vate ROBERT PAYNE Boyp Beta Club, 3 yrs., Treasur- Cr? e00=0 Gata. Ae a yr Boys Hi-Y, 1 yr., Secretary 54-’55; Treasurer of Junior Class; Secretary of Senior Class; Manager of Baseball Squad, °56-’57; Best Per- sonality in Senior Class; Junior Usher; Member of eSeClam lOtSuemo ta times amy. te Senior Honor Roll; Dele- gate to Beta Convention, 2 VES se Dramatics Clubie ley PATSY RUTH BREEDING Cheerleader, 1 yr F.H.A., Ser YS ehresidentsn) yi Glee Club, 3 yrs., Vice- President, 1 yr.; Delegate to F.H.A. State Convention; “Most Cooperative” of Sen- ior Class; Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1 yr. SENIORS SENTORS ELDRIDGE N. Busic, JR. Glee Club, 1 yr.: Basket- ball, 4 yrs.; Baseball, 2 yrs.; F.F.A., 3 yrs., President, ’56- 57, Treasurer, °55-’56: 4-H ClUp a oe y.ts: ee Lesid enter yr.; S.C.A., 4 yrs., Delegate to Convention at Frede- ricksburg; District Winner in 4-H Public Speaking; Southwest Area Winner in F.F.A. Public Speaking; Most Versatile Senior Boy; Beta Club, 2 yrs.; Vice- President of Junior Class; Business Manager of Torch. DONALD LEE COLEMAN Hi-Y Club, 4 yrs., Secre- TALY.6 We yie RANDALL COMBS 4-H Club, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 1 yr.; Most Likely to Suc- ceed in® Senior Class: Cir= culation Manager of Torch; Junior Usher. ROGER COOK JOE LENORD DyYE Baseball. 4 yrs; Basketball, aiyrs:;) Glees Club. oh tyre Science Club, 1 yr.; F.F.A., Lyre Hi=Y, or Ys.) Presi- dent °57-’58; Most Athletic; Advertising Manager of Torch; .S.C°A., 1 yr.: Secre- tary of Science Club. SHIRLEY ANN CHRISTIAN 4-H Club, 1 yr.; Future Teachers Club, 1 yr.; Wit- iest Girl in Senior Class. NorMA FAYE COMBS Hi=Y “Club at yi eee yrs., Chaplain, ’55-’56, Sec- retary, °56-’57. SHERMAN COMPTON Ke Ae Clubwe4gy ccs Aue letic Club, 2 yrs.; Baseball, 3 yrs.; Basketball, 3 yrs. MABEL CRISSMAN Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Book Club, 2 -yrs.; Glee” Club, 2 ‘yrs ReHeAS el yiese beta Clubber yr.; Slowest Senior Girl. LINDA SUE DYE Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Hi- Y Club, 4 yrs.; Cheerlead- er, 1 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Junior Classical League, 1 yr. HERMAN FIFE F.F.A., 3 yrs., President 58. DoLoRES HALE Book Clubs li syr.- Beta CMD auayr. Hi=Y Club. 1 yr., President. °55-’56: Tri- HEY Club, 2°-yrs, Treas- urer °56-’57, President ’57- 58; Model General As- sembly; S.C.A. Representa- tive, 2 yrs., Reporter ’56- 57; PTA Beauty Queen ’56; Sports Editor of Torch; Most Athletic Senior Girl; Basketball, 4 yrs., Captain 99-56, Co-Captain °57-’58, All-County Forward ’56 and ’58. RUSSELL HERNDON LAWRENCE HESS PITAl Club, .47yrs.; 4-H Club, 3 yrs. STELLA Marig Hess Hi-Y Club, 2 yrs.: Dra- matics’ Club. ie yr2eRT A. Clube yr; VIVIAN ANN GARRISON MALCOLM HARRIS IVAN, (CAI 9). BERTHA LEE HESS [ Draamtics Club, 1 yr.; Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- i ica, 2 yrs.; Beta Club, 1 yr.; f Glee Club; 2:-yrs. “y Rost ANNE HEss HinY Clubsc yrs Dra matics Club, 1 yr.; Beta Clubs yi. yr: Typist “for Torch Staff, 1 yr. DICKIE HONAKER SENTORS SENTORS ROGER HONAKER F.F.A.; ‘1 yr:; Athletic ‘Club, QeyES ai yY eClub wy is Mary ALicE HUBBARD Book Club, I yr., Chaplain; TPri=Hi=yve Clube eyie hu ture Teachers Club, 1 yr.: Dramatics Club, 1 yr. NELLMARIE JACKSON Pri-Hi-=Yo le ye Huture Homemakers of America, 3 yrs.; Most Bashful Senior Girl. BEATRICE KEENE Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., Sargeant- at-Arms; Book Club, 1 yr.; Future Homemakers of America, 3 yrs., Scrapbook Editor; Junior Classical League, 1 yr.; Dramatics (Eghbley, Mh atar PATRICIA LEE 4-H Club, 3 yrs., President 53-’54; Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1 yr., ‘President °54-’55: Fu- ture Teachers of America Club, 3 yrs., President ’57- 58; Secretary and Treasur- er of Junior and _ Senior Homerooms; Junior Classi- cal League, 1 yr., Reporter ’5G-'57; S.C.A., .1 vyr.i) Beta Club, 1 yr.; Page to Model General Assembly, °54-’55; Typist on Torch Staff; Cheerleader, 1 yr.;: Dele- gate to Future Teachers Convention, 1 yr.; Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y District Con- ference, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club; 2 ya. SHIRLEY PERKINS HONAKER Future Homemakers Club, I yr: 9 Gleey Clube lay. Beta Club, 1 yr. RICHARD HUNT Hi=YeaClubwe 2 yissaGhap= lain, 1 yr.; Athletic Club, Il 3iae JANICE SUE JESSEE Beta Club, 3) yrs TrieHi- Y Club; 1 yr; Dramaties Club, 1 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Most Intelligent Senior Girl. ROBERT KEENE Future Farmers of Amer- ica, 2 yrs.; Athletic Club, li ya: Rusy MASSIE Library Club; Tri-Hi-Y Club. JOYCE MATNEY Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Secretary, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr., District President, 1 yr.; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Feature | Editor of Torch Staff; Dra- matics. Club, 1 yr.;- Chair- man of Public Relations Committee of S.C.A.; Score- keeper, % yr. Harry McGuLotTHin Future Farmers of Amer- lca, 4 yrs. FAY MESSICK isblene {Chkiley, GF xiggsse Zia Club, 2 yrs-; Bus’ Driver. 2 yYrs. Doris MILLER Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Tri- Hi-Y Club, 1 yr.; Home Economics Club, 1 yr. JERRY JI.EE MILLER Class President, ’54-’55; S.C.A., 4 yrs., Secretary, 54-’55, Vice President, ’56- D7, President, 57-58; Mod- el Classman, ’54-’55; Coun- ty and District Plays, ’54- bo: � District Play, °55-’56; Best Actor in District; Bas- ketball Manager, 1 yr.; President of Homeroom, 04-55; Class Officer, ’55- 56; Hi-Y President, ’54-’ ‘oo; Beta Club, 93 yrs., Treasurer, °54-’55; Dramat- IcsuCiune tyr Class. Offi- Cerja-0G- 51. Latin, Club, President, ’56-’57; Class Treasurer, ’57-’58; Candi- date for State Beta Presi- dent, ’57-’58; Bus Driver, ’57-'58; M.C. at Beauty Pageant. LORETTA MATNEY Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Hi- Y Club, 1.yr.; 4-H: Club, 2% yrs.; Glee Club, 1% yrs.; Basketball, 4 yrs.: G.A.A., 1% yrs., Reporter, 1% yrs.; Home Economics Club, 1% yrs. BRENDA JOYCE MCNULTY Lki=HiaYo v2) Yrs. e.Vice- President ’55: Reporter of Freshman Class; Page in Queen’s Court, ’55; Beta Club, 2 yrs; Advertising Manager on Torch Staff; Best Personality in Senior Class; Junior Classical Lea- (HOKE. Th AyAak. ANNA LEE MILLER Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1 yr.; 4-H Club, 2 yrs.; Future Home- makers Club of America, 1 yr.; Future Teachers Club, Ih Qyar. Howarp MILLER Future Farmers of Amer- 1Gareslinye PEGGcy ANN MILLER Dries Clube ivi Dra- matics Club, J] yr; Future Teachers of America, 3 yrs., Historian, 1 yr. SENTORS SENTORS PHYLLIS MILLER SXGy-, alk Siaese Ubaieshioyé Club, 1 yr.; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs., Historian, 1 yr. GAry MuSICK Hi-Y Club, 1 yr.; 4-H Club, 1 yr.; S.C.A., 1 yr.; Basket- ball, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Delegate to State Beta Convention, 2 yrs.; Junior Classical League; Wittiest Boy of Senior Class; As- sistant Editor of Torch Staff. JOE OWENS Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Hi- Y Club, 3 yrs., Vice-Presi- dent, 757-’58; Glee Club, 2 yrs, WINFRED RASNAKE Nature Club, 3 yrs.; Field and Stream Club, 1 yr. ROGER RAY F.F.A. Club, 2 yrs., Report- er, °55-’56, Treasurer, ’56- 57; Science Club, 1 yr.; 4- HH Ghiboel evr. JULIA MULLINS Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Class President, °54: Attendant to Homecoming Queen, 754; Third in Miss Mermaid Contest, 756; Student Direc- tor of Play, 56; Most Like- ly to Succeed in Senior Class; Circulation Manager on Torch Staff; Book Club, 1 yr.; Model Classman, ’56- 57; Assistant Manager of Basketball; 4-H Club. RONNIE MuSICK Basketball, 4 yrs.; Base- ball, 3 yrs., Co-Captain 57-'58; Sports Editor of SLorehvas stants JUDY PLASTER Prettiest Girl in Senior Class. ROBERTA RAY Future Homemakers of America, 2 yrs.; Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs, JUDITH RICHARDSON Don H. RICKMAN Basketball, 4 yrs.; F.F.A., 2 VCS. J. C. ROMAN F.F.A., 4 yrs., Vice-Presi- dent, ’57-’58; Most Intellec- tual Senior Boy. CARL SAULS F.F.A. Club, 4 yrs., Report- Cr 5G= 5 1; BoBByYy SMITH PEP As uD nytt .CA. 1 Vie eta Clubs lyr eke DOG CCE O lame tInlOGem Class. Model Classman of Sopho- more Class; Feature Edi- tor of Torch. WILLIAM T. SMITH 4-H Club; Hi-Y Club. NANcYyY RICKMAN Glee: Club, 1-yr-: 4-H Club. op yis. Latine Club, etyr: Dramatic Club, 1 yr.; Bas- ketball, 4 yrs., Co-Captain, 2 yrs., All-County Guard, 57-’58. NoLa SARGENT Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1 yr.; Dra- matics Club, 1 yr.; Latin Clubye ty yi. @ Beta. Club,-3 yrs. RAYMOND SAULS IIT AN, BY Saas FRANKIE SMITH FEA, Club e2e yrs” 4-H Chive, i wwe Fay STEELE PAT Ie, (Eloloy, il aioe SENTORS fade ee or er ToS SENTORS AMELDA SUE STINSON 4-H Club, 1 yr.; Tri-Hi-Y Clubs cliey reels Clute! yr. LGUISE TAYLOR Beta Club, 2 yrs., Report- er, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; At- tended Beta Convention, 1 yr. SIsyL THOMPSON Betas Clady Se-yisw Gicls State: Social “Editor of “Beta Blots’; Delegate to Beta Convention; Tri-Hi-Y; Page to Model General As- sembly; Dramatics Club; 4- Ree lubw GleesGClUlpsece yicse F.T.A.; Junior Classical League; Piano Forte; Cheerleader, 2 yrs. ANNA BELLE WELLS Hi-Y Club, 2 yrs.; Vice- President of Latin Club, 1 yr. ALICE FAYE WHITED Aber IShe Ne (Gikego. Al wages SHOU A., 3 yrs.; President of Sophomore Class; Sopho- more Model Classman; Jun- ior Classical League, 1 yr.; President of Junior Class; Reporter of Senior Class; Most Studious Girl of Sen- ior Class; Senior Model Classman; Assistant Busi- ness Manager of the Torch. AMOos TAYLOR Baseball, 1 yr.; F.F.A. Club, 3 yrs; Most Co-operative Boy of Senior Class. RcGEeER THOMPSON 4-H Club, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 2 yrs., Secretary ’57-’58; Science Club, 1 yr.; Hi-Y Club, 1 yr., Vice-President 54-’55; S.C.A., 3 yrs., Dele- gate to District Meeting, 55-756 and °56-’57: Base- ball, 1 yr.; Usher for 1957 Graduating Class; Secre- tary of Junior Class; Vice- President of Senior Class; Slowest Boy in Senior Class. ROBERT WALLACE F.F.A. Club, 4 yrs., Sen- tinal, 56 -’57. CARL WHITE IDG aw, (Sloop. 4) iaisy ROLAND WHITED TomMy WHITED NANCY CAROLYN WILSON Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1 yr.; 4-H Clip yer Awe Club Says. Member of S.C.A., 1 yr.; President of F.T.A., 1 yr., Treasurer, 1 yr. Patsy SuE WILSON (Meishion’ (Olle Gl aaee 1k IX, (Clhotoy Ss} aiaesy RONALD WHITT Nancy LEE WILSON Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1 yr.; Ush- er, 55; Reporter of F.T.A. Club alan yt ee LECasurenwaa| yr., Vice-President, 1 yr.; Candidate for Harvest Fes- tival Queen, 756; Home Room Treasurer, 1 yr.; Best Groomed Senior Girl. SYLVIA WILSON E.T-A. Club, 3 yrs:, Secre- Web, I waee Metcieetdopenll, al yale SENTORS HEADLINES OF THE CLASS OF ’58 The Class of ’58 is the largest senior class in the history of the school. The greatest percent of members plan to enter college in September. More boys than girls made the honor roll. Only one girl was elected a class officer. Five seniors, Sandra Sue Artrip, Nancy Rickman, Dolores Hale, Joe Dye, and Eldridge Busic, made the All-Coun- ty Basketball Team. Bobby Smith has won a scholarship to Richmond College. Seniors do not know the date for their graduation, banquet, or class day. Colors : Blue and white. Flower: Motto Chrysanthemum. “Keep ourselves loyal to truth.” sd alt. = Ie ae za SENIOR MOST STUDIOUS Bobby Smith and Alice Faye Whited SLOWEST Mabel Crissman and Roger Thompson MOST VERSATILE Nancy Barrett and Eldridge Busic PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME Sherman Compton and Judy Plaster MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Julia Mullins and Randall Combs BEST PERSONALITY Brenda McNulty and Robert Payne Boyd | | WITTIEST Gary Musick and Shirley Christian MOST ATHLETIC Joe Dye and Dolores Hale MOST COOPERATIVE Patsy Breeding and Amos Taylor SUPERLATIVES MOST BASHFUL Fay Messick and Nellmarie Jackson BEST DRESSED Nancy Lee Wilson and Leon Boyd MOST INTELLECTUAL J. C. Roman and Janice Sue Jessee _ad p = ) HO Jerry Miller Roger Thompson Randall Combs Bobby Smith Leon Boyd Eldridge Busic Sibyl Thompson Ronald Barrett Nancy Barrett Nola Sargeant Nancy Carol Wilson Robert Payne Boyd 1. Alice Faye Whited and Brenda McNulty. 2. Bea- trice Keen. 3. Robert Keen. 4. Patsy Sue Wilson. 5. Brenda McNulty and Julia Mullins. 6. Alice Faye Whited, Brenda McNulty and Peggy Miller. 7. Leon Boyd. 8. Nancy Carol Wilson. 9. Nancy Lee Wilson and Julia Mullins. 10. Eldridge Busic. 11. Sibyl Thompson. 12. A group of Seniors pictured seven years ago. 13. J.C. Romans. 14. Patty Lee and Mary Kath- == 9415 erine Boyd. 15. Brenda McNulty. 16. Ruby Mae Mas- sie. 17. Jerry Miller. 18. Peggy Miller. 19. Patsy Breeding. 20. Sibyl Thompson. 21. Alice Faye Whited. 22. Joyce Matney. 23. Judy Plaster. 24. Robert Keen. 25. Roberta Ray. 26. Shirley, Patsy, and Deanna Breed- ing. 27. Leon Boyd. 28. Anna Belle Wells. 29. Judy Plaster and Alice Faye Whited. 30. Alice Faye Whited and friends. 31. Sibyl Thompson, ESR SER i Sa ag Sa eg (oe gn ee te erg oe = AG We ees THE JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CARRIE DELL WELLS LAVENA HONAKER President Secretary MARGARET WILSON FRANK HORTON Vice President Treasurer CARL JACKSON Reporter American history is the one class which no Department, and a few of her pupils in a typical Junior skips and no Junior forgets. The camera classroom activity. caught Mrs. John Miller, head of the History JUNTORS First row: Pauline Ball, Fayrene Barn- hart, Lorine Barnhart, John Barrett, John Franklin Bowers, Douglas Boyd. Second row: Jimmy Boyd, Lowell Boyd, Mary Lee Breedlove, Roger Brown, Elizabeth Ann Buckland, Janice Childress. Third row: Johnny Coleman, Doris Comp- ton, Geneva Compton, Margaret Gay Comp- ton, Donald Cook, J. D. Cook. Fourth row: Annette Davis, Nancy Dye, Phyllis Jean Dye, Shirley Dye, Steve Elkins, Connie Farmer. Fifth row: Daniel Graham Fields, Jimmy Fuller, Billie Sue Grace, Phyllis Gregory, Mr. Sample, Junior Sponsor; Mrs, Hale, Junior Sponsor. ae rs ee eT Be Ne — JUNIORS First row: Betty Hurt Griffith, Barbara Hale, Jimmy Lee Hale, Jimmy Hall, Patsy Ann Harrington, James Harris. Second row: Ann Ruth Harris, Linda Ferne Harte, Wendell Harte, Alene Hess, Bet- ty Jo Hess, Carrie Lou Hess. Third row: Clyde Hess, Danny Hess, J. C. Hess, Peggy Sue Hess, Tommy Hess, Dallas Lee Honaker. ‘ Jil Fourth row: Dolly Mae Honaker, Edith Mae Honaker, Evelyn Honaker, Lavena Hona- ker, Manuel Honaker, Mary Alice Honaker. Fifth row: Naomia Honaker, Sally Hona- ker, Willie Dean Honaker, Frank Horton, Mack Horton, Tommy Horton. JUNIORS First row: James Albert Howard, Roger Howard, Mary Alice Hubbard, James Hutche- son, Jr., Carl Jackson, Iva Jean Jackson. Second row: Mildred Jackson, Paul Jack- son, Ruth Jamison, Willie Fay Jessee, Betty Johnson, Lillie Mae Justice. Third row: Marinda Mae Justice, Sue Jus- tice, Emily Kennedy, Lois Jean Lockhart, Mae Lockhart, Earl McGlothlin. Fourth row: Loretta McGlothlin, Mary McReynolds, Peggy Marshall, Linda Mae Meadows, Larry Miller, Harold Newberry. Fifth row: Mary Sue Owens, Patricia Pat- rick, G. D. Phillips, Wayne Plaster, Nelda Ruth Price, Bobby Joe Pruner. a 7 oN fe eee eee. lowpass ki | | JUNIORS First row: Sue Rose, Lillian Ray, Glenda Ray, Katherine Reavis, Janice Sue Reedy, Dor- othy Reynolds. Second row: Harry Robinette, Jennie Lee Shrader, Alice Joe Simmons, Bill Smith, Elaine Sparks, Billy Steele. Third row: Glenn Stinson, Henry Stinson, Joyce Street, Bobby Tuggle, Denver Tuggle, Roger Tuggle. Fourth row: David VanDyke, Carrie Dell Wells, James Lloyd West, Thelma White, Wil- burn White, Jack Whitt. Fifth row: Pat Williams, Darlis Faye Wil- son, Margaret Wilson, Ronald D. Wilson. == §— The school flag was a gift of the class of 1957. tuth Davis ’57 (not pictured), Jerry Miller ’58, Margaret Wilson b9, Mary McReynolds ’59, Robert Payne Boyd ’58, and. Eld- ridge Busic ’58, worked on the committee with sponsor, Miss Mary Sue Fuller, to secure the flag. The plan and interpre- tation of the meaning of the flag was presented by Mrs. EK. N. Busic; Miss Naney Stinson drew the design. The The 4-H Club is a national organization supervised by Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia; it is directed locally by county extension agents. The purpose of the club is stated in its pledge: “I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better living for my club, my community, and my country.’ The members of the Honaker 4-H Club are, left to right: Eldridge Busic, presi- dent; Lorine Barnhart, Barbara Hale, Faye Harrison, Brenda Barrett, Mary Jane Ray, Sylvia Fields, Carolyn Combs, Nancy Rickman, Loretta Matney, Julia Mullins, Brenda Honaker, Mary Beth Martin, Patsy Harrington, Nancy Barrett, Norma colors of the flag are green, gold, and pur- ple on a background of white, which repre- sents purity of thought and purpose. The emblem is a circle, Symbolic of the never ending process of learning. In the center of the circle is a torch representing light, know1]- edge and life - the God-given abilities and potentalities of each individual child. Sur- rounding the torch is a background of green which means youth and hope. Stars repre- sent service. The number of stars is sym- bolic of the four-fold purpose of the school: the development of the physical, the mental, the social, and the moral characteristics of the child. The hand holding the torch repre- sents the endurance, patience, and strength of the teachers Who guide and counsel the child. The gold is symbolic of honor, loyalty, and persistence. The golden pool from which the hand extends represents all the con- tributing factors to the education of the child, namely: the state and local govern- ment, the influence of the home and church, the school administration and other agencies that contribute to the physical well being of youth. The circle is bound by two bands, the first one of gold which re-emphasizes the per- sistence and loyalty of the pupil who remains in school. The outer band of purple represents rank and honor. The highest ranking person is the one who remains in school for twelve years and receives a diploma, the certifi- cation of his meeting all requirements necessary for gradua- tion from a four year high school, Faye Combs, Helen Farmer, Carolyn Garrison, Alicia Walker, Frances Helton, Ann Boyd, sillie Sue Grace, Mary Joyce Hubbard, Della Gay Hess, Nancy Smith, Nadine Miller, Jana McNulty, Kddie Busic, James Hale, Charles Ferguson, Lanny Honaker, Ronnie Williams, Illis Boyd, Leroy Breedlove, Wal- ter Lockhart, Harry Smith, secretary and treasurer; Paul Chambers, Bill Smith, Clyde Colley, Danny Hess, Sammy Honaker, James Harris, Eddie Stovall, Wilburn White, Rus- sell Herndon, Dickie Honaker, Roger Ray, Jack Whitt, Jim Fife, Ronald Wilson, Johnny VanDyke, Wayne Plaster, vice president; Glen Owens. THE FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS EDDIE STOVALL LARRY WYSOR President Secretary and Treasurer EDDIE BUSIC TOMMY OSBORNE Vice President Reporter One section of Grade 9 is studying for a Gen- Howard, assists individual pupils with difficult eral Science test while their teacher, Miss Nell problems. SHMEN First row: Rose Marie Asbury, Betty Ball, Dolly Sue Ball, Kay Ball, Macy Ann Ball, Mar- gie Ball. Second row: Brenda Barrett, Rebekah Barker, Harold Bostic, Lu Ann Bostic, Mary Katherine Boyd, Danny Brown. Third row: Shirley Brown, Eddie Busic, Carol Cartwright, Harold Cole, Estil Childress, Willis Childress. TP Lene Se ae | epeneaed ; Fourth row: Dewey Combs, Judy Combs, Naoma Ruth Combs, Ivory Joyce Compton, Muriel Compton, Cecil Dye. Fifth row: Clarence Eugene Dye, Clarence E. Dye, Norma Dye, Nancy Dye, Mabel Ann Edwards, Helen Farmer. oy, First son, Joann Fogleman, Sylvia Gay Fields, N. J. Garrison, James Lee Hale. row: Judy Ferrell, Charles Fergu- Second row: Janet Hale, Harold Harris, Faye Loretta Harrison, Arbutus Harris, Jimmy Herndon, David Hess. Third row: Elma Sue Hess, James Hess, Lois Ann Hess, Peggy Hess, Ruba Lou Hess, Shirley Hess. —3 )— SHMEN Fourth row: Delores Hicks, Pearl Phyllis Horton, Peggy Howard, Gaynelle Hubbard John Hurd, Carolyn Jackson. , Fifth row: Margaret Jackson, Hubert Jam- ison, Jackie Lee Jessee, Henrietta Jessee, Lo- rine Johnson, Bobby Jones. FRESHMEN First row: Betty Keen, Gaynelle Keen, Jessie Mildred Keen, Jimmy Keene, Oma Jane Keen, Peggy Lawson. Second row: Norma Faye Lockhart, Mary B. Martin, John Maxfield, Phyllis Ann Mc- Glothlin, Judy Carol Miller, Biliy Musick. Third row: Daphne Jo Musick, Ronald Newberry, Wanda Newberry, Charlotte Os- borne, Paul Thomas Osborne, Jean Peck. ee eh | ene Fourth row: Garnett Plaster, Ronnie Plas- ter, Jackie Plaster, Billy Earl Price, Judy Price, Annette Pruette. Fifth row: Donald Pruette, Gariand Ray, Margaret Lucille Ray, Francis Ray, George Richardson, Orthie Richardson. = a ren er ee é : : : FRESHMEN First row: Harry T. Rutherford, Jr., J. E. Shepherd, Roy Singleton, Roger Slate, Harry Smith, Nancy Smith. Second row: Roger Smith, Doris Steele, Wayne Stinson, Jacqueline Stinson, Terry Strouth, Eddie Stovali. Third row: Frankie Sykes, Douglas Tay- lor, Yvonne Taylor, Bonnie Thompson, Mary Lynn VanDyke, Tommy VanDyke. Fourth row: Billie Jean Viers, Jo Ann Webb, Danny Wells, Roger White, Ruby White, Karen Whited. Fifth row: Linda Whited, Ronald Williams, Alice Wilson, Charles Wyatt, Larry Wysor, Linda Sue Yates. Sixth vow: Charlene Yates, Phyllis Ann Yates, Claude Richard Hale. THE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS DAN OWENS WANDA COX President Secretary and Treasurer MARY JANE RAY CAROLYN COMBS Vice President Reporter “Bh Man Without a C. ante ae yeline-— Hen ry M Vi ; ' a —— we we ‘i = Py af Mies 2s, ; wt a e. 4 a | a mee {5 $: 1) EAS Something new has been added! This is the brand new teacher, Mrs. George Harrington, and second year since the Eighth Grade made its ap- a group of eighth gr aders learning English pearance in Honaker High School. Above is a Grammar. EIGHTH First row: Nancy Artrip, Billy Baldwin, Larry Baldwin, Eddie Ball, Evelyn Ball, Mary Joyce Ball, Shirley Barnhart. Second row: Jean Barrett, Virgie Lee Bar- ton, Janice Bostic, Bernice Blankenship, Geneva Blankenship, Alfred Boyd, Janet Boyd. Third row: Janice Boyd, Lois Boyd, Iles Boyd, Margaret Ann Boyd, Lee Breedlove, Wilma Brown, David Buckland. GRADE Fourth row: Glen Buskill, Paul Chambers, Hassell Clark, James Coleman, Clyde Colley, Carolyn Combs, Vaneva Combs. Fifth row: Carolyn Charlene Compton, Marie Lorine Compton, Wayne Compton, Yvonne Compton, Wanda Cox, Betty Crabtree, James Crabtree. Sixth row: James Crissman, Betty Ann Dye, Billie Davis, Frances Dye, Helen Dye, Lovelene Dye, Miss Linkous, Sponsor. EIGHTH GRADE First Roger Ferrell, Evelyn Fields, Patricia Fields, Viola Fields, James Fife, row: Mary Ann Dye, Tommy Dye, Second row: Carolyn Garrison, Richard Gregory, Edward Gross, John Hale, Lucy Hale, Anna Pearl] Harris, Barbara Harris. Third row: Geraldine Harris, James Har- ris, Martha Harrison, Frances Helton, Brenda Hess, Daphne Hess, Della Gay Hess. —36— Fourth row: Eveleen Hess, Lee Hess, Leon- ard Hess, Lucy Mae Hess, Monette Hess, Phyllis Hess, Jimmy Hodges. Fifth row: Linda Ann Hodges, Brenda Honaker, Fred Allen Honaker, Lannie Hona- ker, Sammie Honaker, Armelda Howard, Jo Evelyn Hubbard. Sixth row: Leroy Hubbard, Mary Joyce Hubbard, Gene Jackson, Joyce Jackson, Car- olyn Jessee, Terry Jessee, Mrs. Greene, Spon- sor, EIGHTH First row: Samuel Johnson, Charlene Wanda Justice. Mayzelle Keen, Claude H. Kendrick, Ronnie Kendrick, Dennis Lawson, Larry Lawson. Second row: Phyllis Lawson, Walter Lock- hart, Loretta Lowe, John Manning, Linda Carol McGee, Jana McNulty, Samuel D. Mes- sick. Third row: Bobby Miller, Carol Miller, Gerald Miller, James Miller, Judy Miller, Na- dine Miller, Peggy Miller, GRADE b. Ate PT edbidt fet. Seaieeeves Fourth row: Ruby Jean Miller, Earline Musick, Jimmy Musick, Kirby Musick, Mildred Newberry, Mary Sue Osborne, Dan Owens. Fifth row: Glen Edward Owens, John Plaster, Louise Phipps, Nancy Pearl Plaster, Mayine Jean Plaster, William Price, Fay Ray. Sixth row: Mary Jane Ray, Henry Rey- nolds, Jessie Richardson, Margaret Richardson, Sue Sisk, Sponsor; Velma Thompson, Spon- sor; Dorothy Harrington, Sponsor, a EIGHTH GRADE First row: Billie Robinette, Earnest Salot- ti, Lucille Sargent, Margaret Sargent, Maynard Sauls, Charlie Sims, Tommy Speed. Second row: Shirley Jean Steel, Shelvia Stillwell, Troy Stillwell, Charles Stinson, Ella Mae Stump, Jimmy Thompson, Gordon Tuggle. Third row: Nancy Tuggle, Bobby Vance, Gaynelle Viers, Jean Walk, Betty Whited, Edith Whited, Kathy Elaine Whited. Fourth row: Robert Whited, Mona Nadine Yates, Mr. Couch, Sponsor. MODEL CLASSMEN Reeesres . = oaeeene? aeeeee tivives E PLASTER ANNETTE DAVIS WAYN dtdh, BARRE ALICE FAYE WHITED RONALD AY HESS 3 | DAN OWENS DELLA ( a} 4 SSE! TA JE ny 4 WAYNE STINSON HENRI 8. C. A. OFFICERS JERRY MILLER President First row: Mr. Baldwin, Patty Lee, Lavena Honaker, Mary Katherine Boyd, Carl Jackson, Jerry Miller, Eddie Busic, Margaret Wilson, Margaret Ann Boyd. Second row: Eddie Stov- all, Marenda Justice, Wanda Cox, Billie Jean Viers, Nancy Dye, Carrie Dell Wells, Eldridge CARL JACKSON Vice President J EDDIE BUSIC Secretary Busic, Mary Jane Ray, Randall Combs. Third row: H. T. Rutherford, Jr., Delores Hale, Joe Dye, Johnny Barrett, Ronald Barrett, Bobby Smith, Johnny Van- Dyke, Herman Fife. Yvonne Compton, Beta Club Linda Meadows, Sybil Thompson, Rose Anne Hess, Pat Williams, Dorothy Reynoids, Janice Reedy, Loretta McGlothlin, Geneva Compton, Joyce Street, Patty Lee, Mary Alice Hubbard, Eldridge Busic, Patricia Patrick, Peggy Sue Hess, Nola Sargent, Betty Ruth Griffith, Margaret Compton, Bertha Lee Hess, Louise Taylor, Carrie Lou Hess, Leon Boyd, Alice Faye Whited, Brenda Joyce McNulty, OFFICERS RONALD BARRETT President PAT WILLIAMS Vice President ROGER THOMPSON Secretary LEON BOYD Treasurer LOUISE TAYLOR Reporter Doris Compton, Jerry Lee Miller, May Lock- hart, Evelyn Honaker, Janice Jessee, Mabel Crissman, Nancy Barrett, Shirley Honaker, Randall Combs, Frank Horton, Robert Payne Boyd, Paul Jackson, Carl] Jackson, Ronald Bar- rett, Gary Musick, Johnny Coleman, Glen Stinson, Elizabeth Ann Buckland, Roger Thompson, Bobby Smith. = oehermieriadbn cinetiieaaicant OFFICERS DOLORES HALE President NANCY DYE Secretary MARY SUE OWENS Treasurer MARY LYNN VanDYKE Reporter LINDA DYE Song Leader KATHRYN BALL Chaplain i eo a OU Judy Ferrell, Mary Lynn VanDyke, Mary Sue Owens, Phyllis Gregory, Lorene Johnson, Sue Justice, Janice Childress, Nelda Ruth Price, Bonnie Thompson, Kathryn Ball, Daphne Musick, Miss Linkous, Sponsor; Mary Kathryn Eoyd, Judy Combs, Nancy Dye, Nancy Dye, Lillie Ma2 Justice, Anna Belle Wells, Ruth Jamison, Rebekah Barker, Joyce Compton. Judy Price, Lou Ann Bostic, Dolores Hale, Linda Dye, Maxie Ball, Muriel Compton, Car- olyn Jackson, Linda Whited, 14— OFFICERS bs t fp JORDY E President JOE OWENS Vice President JIMMY HALE Secretary q DALLAS HONAKER Treasurer Jaw COOK Chaplain Dallas Honaker, Fay Messick, J. D. Cook, Samples, Sponsor; Jim Hutchinson, Jimmy William Smith, Joe Dye, Richard Hunt, Mr. Hale. OFFICERS HERMAN FIFE President WENDELL HARTE Treasurer EDDIE BUSIC Vice President CARL SAULS Reporter MANUEL HONAKER Sentinel JOHN W. BARRETT Secretary HH. No BUSIC Advisor Robert Wallace, Lawrence Hess, Bill Mu- sick, Roger Slate, Ronnie Ray, Garland Ray, Harry Smith, Clarence Dye, Earl McClothlin, James Hale, Douglas Taylor, Eddie Busic, Terry Strouth, Sherman Compton, Donald Cook. Jimmy Hess, Roger Howard, Dewey Combs, Jimmy Herndon, Douglas Boyd, Henry Stinson, Danny Wells, James Keen, Roger ay White, Mr. E. N. Busic, Harold Bostic, Wayne Stinson. Roger Smith, Carl White, Jimmy Hall, Herb Jamison, Larry Miller, Frankie Smith, Tommy Van Dyke, Harold Harris, Manuel Hon- aker, John W. Barrett, Johnny Barrett, Charles Wyatt, Carl Sauls, Herman Fife, Amos Tay- lor, Harry McGlothin, Estille Childress, Cecil Dye, Billy Price, John Maxfield, Wendall Harte. roee to Seesteee sal dae Pre teed eal e bE L | i i It 1 i 1 i 1 % 3 Ie ea eet ees ng tT oes pets OFFICERS THELMA WHITE Historian NELLMARIE JACKSON Parliamentarian MARY McREYNOLDS Chaplain PATSY BREEDING President JENNY LEE SHRADER Secretary and Treasurer DEANNA BREEDING Reporter EATRICE KEEN Scrapbook Editor Future Homemakers of America Deanna Breeding, Thelma White, Patsy Breeding, Mary McReynolds, Jenny Lee Shrader, Mrs. Thomas, Jean Peck, Willie Dean Honaker, Jane Keen, Roberta Ray, Beatrice Keen. Patsy Sue Wilson, Henrietta Jessee, Jes- see Keen, Linda Sue Yates, Fayrene Barnhart, Nellmarie Jackson, Carrie Dell Wells, Orthie Richardson, Charlotte Osborn, Alice Wilson, Marinda Justice, Linda Ferne Hart, Jacqueline Stinson, Emily Kennedy. =A OFFICERS PATTY LEE President NANCY LEE WILSON Vice President SYLVIA WILSON Secretary NANCY CAROL WILSON Treasurer JUDY RICHARDSON Historian PEGGY MILLER Reporter Stella Hess, Naomia Honaker, Nancy Carol Wilson, Nancy Lee Wilson, Patricia Lee, Sue Stinson, Anna Lee Miller, Sybil Thompson, ee. Judy Richardson, Sylvia Sue Wilson, Sue Artrip, Miss Fuller, Peggy Miller, Annette Davis, Mary Alice Hubbard, Shirley Christian. Lavena Honaker, Smith, Budge Rutherford, Margaret Wilson, Judy Combs, Mary McReynolds, Judy Ferrell, Jenny Shrader, Harry Miss Jamison, Linda Yates, Patsy Breeding, Louise Taylor, Shirley Honaker, Bertha Lee a Ms OFFICERS DICKIE HONAKER Robe Keeper EUGINIA JAMISON Director MARGARET WILSON President JENNY LEE SHRADER Secretary and Treasurer DEANNA BREEDING Robe Keeper PATSY BREEDING Vice President EG TNIDAG S Wiha Ey Pianist Hess, Henrietta Jessee, Thelma White, Roberta Ray, Sibyl Thompson, Joe Dye, Joe Owens, Ivory Joyce Compton, Faye Harrison, Mabel Crissman, Deanna Breeding, Wilburn White, Dickie Honaker, ee —— OEE SUE ARTRIP — Captain MISS SISK — Coach DOLORES HALE — Co-Captain Girls’ Basketball First row: Lorine Barnhart, Janice Jessee, Second row: Julia Mullins, Manager; Alice Nancy Rickman, Dolores Hale, Miss Sisk, Coach; Wilson, Phyllis Gregory, Sylvia Fields, LuAnn Sandra Sue Artrip, Mary Lee Breedlove, Loretta Bostic, Nancy Smith, Judy Price, Peggy Marshall, Matney, Billie Jean Viers. Sylvia Wilson, Nancy Dye, Barbara Hale, Manager. JOE DYE — Co-Captain OMER ELKINS — Coach RONNIE MUSICK — Co-Captain ton, Ronnie Musick, Joe Dye, Don Rickman, Eld- son, J. D. Cook, Carl Jackson, Dallas Honaker. Mr. Sample, Jimmy Hale, Sherman Comp- Stovall, Ronald Wilson, Henry Stinson, Paul Jack- ridge Busic, Mr. Elkins, Wayne Plaster, Eddie Ee ane Baseball Coach Omer Elkins, Larry Wysor, Ronald Taylor, Joe Dye, Henry Stinson, Sherman Wilson, Ronnie Musick, Eldridge Busic, Amos Compton, Malcolm Harris. Junior Varsity sites ie Ricky Buskill, Eddie Stovall, Robert Garrison, H. T. Rutherford, Jr., Harry Smith, Whited, Dickie Hale, Eddie Busic, Leroy Hub- Coach Bill Ed Sample. bard, Charles Ferguson, Ronnie Williams, N. J. Margaret Sibyl Thompson Wilson, Patricia Lee Deanna Breeding Mary Katherine Boyd Margaret Cheerleaders Mary Katherine Boyd, Sibyl Thompson, Deanna Breeding, Patricia Lee Wilson eo ELEMENTARY FACULTY PAUL OSBORNE Principal First row: Hazel Barrett, Callie Bowling, Thelma ton, Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughier. Boyd, Myrtle Hubbard, Edith Mays, Mrs. Lucille ; , : Mavs ‘ gs 3 sr +? ee Third row: Laura Smith, Mrs. Wanda Smith, Mrs. Ae Ernestine Stovall, Nora Taylor, Mary S. Vencil, Eugenia Second row: Ida McKinnon, Mrs. Anna Miller, Jamison, Music. June Rakes, Mrs. Sallie Shrader, Mrs. Nora B. Shel- SEVENTH GRADE First row: Elbert Ball, Robert 3arrett, Third row: Dollie Honaker, Geraldine John- Dewey Bennett, Lowell Bise, Terry Campbell, son, Joyce Keen, Betty Marshall, Susie Meadows, Mdna Combs, Margie Crabtree, Phyllis Crabtree, Garland Miller, Patsy Miller, Marie Osborne, Sherry Deel. Clairene Price. Second row: Douglas Dye, Helen Fields, Fourth row: Loretta tay, Kathleen Rose, Lottie Fields, Douglas Fletcher, Ronnie Hale, Allen Sargent, Benford Slate, Dewey Stinson, Jer- Gary Harte, Darnell Hess, Joan Hess, Gail Hol- ry Stinson, Beverly Sykes, James Whitt, May- liday. trel Farmer. SEVENTH GRADE ,? , ‘ ad First row: Joe Artrip, Carter Ball, Lenord Third row: Richard Jackson, Lola Gay John- Belcher, Fay Blankenship, Daniel Bowers, Louise son, Irene Lowe, Bobby Mart in, Kenneth Owens, Coleman, Sara Combs, Evangeleen Dye, Mar- Nancy Owens, Narcie Peck, Harold Price, Hes- garet Dotson, ter Rasnake. Second row: Shirley Fuller, Clyde Hale, Anna Fourth row: Mabel Ratliff, Harold Shortt, Jean Harris, Roger Harris, Fayrene Hess, Fay Robert Snead, Butch Thompson, Loye Tiller, Honaker, Halford Honaker, Quayb Honaker, Howard Vance, James Carl Wallace, Clyde Wil- Dwight Jackson. son, Miss Rakes, teacher. First row: Jerry Clark, Arnold Boyd, Deskins, Second row: James Robert Donald Hess. ne Honaker, Gaylene Hutchinson. Ted I Fayre ker, Teresa larrison, Judy Artrip, SEVENTH GRADE Gel ‘aldine Cook, Eugene Barbara Fields, Thurman Hale, Glady Honaker, Gent, s Hess, Ball, Cook, Joy Linda Maxie Mary Sue Robert Donald Gilley. Harrison, Hess, Hona- if ¢ ee Third row: Alice Johnson, Roger Marshall, Wanda McGlothin, Darlene Miller, Thelma Miller, Stanley Osborne, Wayne Palmer, Freddie Peck, Alma Penley, Ferrell Perkins. Fourth row: Jimmy Ray, Elva Suits, Jimmy Tay- lor, R. L. Thompson, Claud Wilson, Mary Katherine Wilson, Mrs. Stovall, teacher. SIXTH GRADE First row: Billy Bar Colley, John ¢ Cook, Starling Patricia ‘Yombs, Paul Ann Cox, Kenneth Wayne Edwards. Second row: Maudie lelbert, Joan Hess, rison, Hugh fan, Carrie |} es, Larry Leonard Ce Hurt, Musick nhart, Willie Compton, Jr., Griffith, Marvin Dye, Mary Shirley Justice, Royal Belcher, James Loretta Hess, James Ruth Larry Dean Dye, Har- Bobby Mor- Third row: Mary Katherine Palmer, Lana Jane Presley, Carolyn J. Reedy, Robert W. Shepherd, Wilma Short, Jackie Steele, Norsie Thomas, Magdalene Thomas, Lillian Whited, Chester Yates. Fourth row: Clarence Yates, Mrs, Shrader, teacher. SIXTH GRADE CO ag VE, 4 ATE RY hy Yes m Pe hg swt a First row: Michael Ball, Shirleen Ball, Third row: Pegzy Honaker, Robert Massie, Wanda sail, Billy Compton, Donald Compton, Annis Miller, Buryl Nash, Alva Perkins, Vernie tuth Compton, Elizabeth Ann Cox, Garland Lee Perkins, Harry Lee Ray, Sandra tay, Johnny Cox, James Ball Cox. Reedy. Second row: Lou Hmma Dye, Margaret Ann Fourth row: Ray Singleton, John Carlton Dye, Shirley Ferguson, Glenda Ree Hale, Eunice Sykes, Shirley Sword, Betty Taylor, Gene Tay- Hess, Myrtle Hess, Pearl Hess, William Hess, lor, Rodney Wayne Wells, Lynn White. David Honaker, FIFTH GRADE First row: J. C. Barton, Charles Belcher, Jr., Mary Third row: Jack Hudson, Ann Hutchinson, Shir- Bise, Dwaine Combs, Mckinley Compton, Harold ley Jackson, Judy Lockhart, Thurman Lockhart, Mary Cook, Charley Cox, Roger Davidson, Norman Dye, Carl Marshall, B. H. Miller, Marjorie McReynolds, Cather- Hale. ine Morgan, Helen Peck. Second row: Danny Hale, Fay Hess, Ferrell Hess, Fourth row: Linda Ramsey, Betty Ruth Richie, Pollie Hess, Nancy Hess, Benny MHonaker, Fairley Bobby Rose, Jerry Shepherd, Tommy Stump, Dorothy Honaker, Freddie Honaker, Patty Honaker, Roger Lee Taylor, Cecil Thompson, Jr., Lou Ann Williams. Hubbard. Reihde dhimh (Gri ANID) Ip First row: Jimmy Akers, Kirby Barrett, Dewey Ball, Third row: James Millsap, Judith Musick, Jerry Edward David Bartee, Betty Boyd, Brenda Crissman, Jimmy Fergu- Plaster, Janice Ray, Mary Stump, Burke Sword, Fay Sykes, son, John Hess, Mary Hess, Opal Hess, Sue Hess. Larry Sykes, Phyllis Ann Taylor, Mildred Thomas, Nancy Second row: Carol Honaker, Daniel Honaker, Janice Thompson, Honaker, Judy Honaker, Sue Honaker, Billy Hubbard, Doris Fourth row: Roger Thompson, Jackie VanDyke, Roger Justice, Larry Keen, Russell Lester, Mildred Meadows, Cur- Wallace, Douglas Wells, Phyllis Wells, Lois Whited, Virginia tis Lee Millsap. Catherine Wilson, Miss Hubbard, teacher. THIRD AND FIFTH GRADE ¥ ge LN) x! THIRD GRADE — First row: Paul Edward Harris, Mae Boyd, Virginia Lee Fields, Carolyn Fletcher, Lora Garnet Lee Hess, Patricia Ella Mae Hess, Vencil Lee Jane Fuller, Rachel Fuller, Ernest Helbert. Hess, Jerry Honaker, Mary Carol Honaker, Thomas Third row: Harold Hale, Herman Lee Honaker, Jones, Carl Sheppard, Frank Short, Linda Street. Jimmy Lee Honaker, Joe Russell Howard, Wesley Second row: Tom Edward Whited, Cora Edna Yates. Hubbard, Mary Louise Jackson, Carlon Lambert, Har- FIFTH GRADE — Ira Artrip, John C. Barnhart, Linda ry Cowan Stinson, Joe Wells, Mrs. Smith, teacher. —— fh Ome POs Reale GRADE | ge ered Noriterst cis First row: Patty Anders, Charma jartee, Billy Joe Third row: Sharon Miller, Clarice Musick, Phillip Nash, Belcher, Vade Bowman, Janice Boyd, Crystal Coleman, Shir- Connie Osborne, Brenda Presley, Leon Price, Jerold Perkins, ley Colley, Kerry Cook, Khristania Cook, Jackie Compton, Carlos Ray, Becky Richardson, Douglas Sauls, Billy Single- Larry Cox, Douglas Dye. ton, James Staten. Second row: Daryl Ferguson, Birchard Griffith, Eddie Fourth row: Carrol Stinson, Sandra Stoots, Jackie Stump, Harrison, Charlie Hess, Gary Wayne Hess, John A. Hess, William Stump, Jean Sword, Patty Taylor, Marvin Taylor, Sheldon Hess, Linda Honaker, Rilda Hudson, Kenneth Jones, Dreama Worshane, Mrs. Sliraughter, teacher. Gladys Massie, Sylvia McGlecthin. FOURTH GRADE First row: Barbara Alexander, Lynda Anders, Virginia Third row: Paul Hess, Wanda Sue Honaker, Wayne Hon- Artrip, Jimmy Baldwin, Serita Ball, Frankie Blevins, Sharon aker, Donnie Howard, Donald Hughes, Paul Hart, Gary Max- Brown, John ‘L. Buckles, Barbara Chafin, Roger Clark, Linda field, Asa Meadows, Jerry Osborne, Cline Randall, Elizabeth Sue Combs, Pearl Compton. Ray, Jackie Ray. Second row: Sherman Compton, Linda Pearl Cox, Roger Fourth row: Earnest Shepherd, Brack Slate, Philip Cox, Wloise Ferrell, Audrey Fuller, Judy Fuller, Carol Griz- Smithers, Brenda Stinson, Ronald Stinson, Maggie Street, zie, Brenda Hale, Josephine Harris, Claude Hess, Garnett Kenneth Stump, Robert Taylor, Charles Wallace, Anna Mae Hess, Patricia Hess. Wallace, Freddie Wampler, Wayne Yates. THDRD GRADE First row: Lee Ray Ball, Marvin Barnhart, David E. Third row: James Lester, Rolf Marshall, Jr., Lee D. sarrett Jonnie Belcher, Robert Henry Bise, James Comp- Owens, Jr., Brenda Carol Price, Ava Gay Price, Elizabeth ton, Peggy Compton, Allen Andre Couch, James A. Crab- Ratcliffe, Willard Latcliffe, toger Danny Ray, McArthur tree, Clinton Dye, Rosalee Dye. Reynolds. Paulette Reynolds, Willard Reynolds. Second row: James Larry Fields, Phillip Lee Fields, Fourth row: Sandra S. Sparks, C. Delmer Stevens, Wayne Jimmy H. Fuller, Carolyn Gent, Earl Gene Gregory, Bobby Stevens, Ronald Lee Sword, Estil Vance, Wanda Vance, Bob- G. Griffith, Anna Louise Harris, Eugene Hess, Ruby Ellen by Wallace, Lonnie Whitt. Hess, G. Stafford Honaker, Linda L. Lester. THIRD GRADE First row: Ramona Ball, Danny Barnhart, Free- Third row: Linda Honaker, Larry Howard, Janith man Barton, Jimmy Bise, James Allen Boyd, Jimmy Justice, Carlos McReynolds, Cecil Fay Miller, Vergie Boyd, Ann Elizabeth Chafin, Linda Kay Chafin, Ken- Morgan, Linda Plaster, Dwight Price, Larry Ray, Carl neth Crabtree, Elmer Lee Deel. Sargent. Second row: Sanimy Dale Eaton, Jimmie Farmer, Fourth row: Bobby Singleton, Garry Smith, Shir- Larry Fuller, Edward Hale, Jean Ann Hale, Karen Sue ley Sykes, Doris Taylor, James. Lewis Taylor, Sharon Hall, Bonnie Sue Hess, James Lewis Hess, Bonnie Sue Thompson, Janet Sue Wallace, Roger Lee Wallace, Honaker, James Carlton Honaker. Linda Sue Wilson, Peggy Yates. SECOND GRADE First row: Ronnie Ball, Linda Jean Brewer, Gary Wayne Cline, Dallas Coleman; Larry Combs, J. B. Deel, Richard Deskins, Christine Farmer, Betty Jean Ferguson, Billie Jean Foleno, Clara Mae Gross, Roger Hale. Second row: Bonnie Sue Harris, Oibert Harris, Jr., Car- mie Hess, Lawrence Hess, Marshall Hess, Jimmie Honaker, Judith Honaker, Lawrence Honaker, Carolyn Jackson, Jesse Lee Justice, Martha Justice, Guy Keen. Third row: J erry Keen, McKinley McGlothin, Carol Sue McReynolds, Earnest Lee Perkins, Richard Perkins, Arnold Ray, Jr., Carol Sue Ray, Kathy Richardson, Brenda Sue Ritchie, Billie Carol Robinson, Lois Singleton, Dewey Sims. Fourth row: John Juee Stinson, Wayne Stinson, Richard Stump, Robert Stump, Wanda Sue Stump, G. P. Taylor, Jerry Thompscn, Olivia Whited, Donna Carol Wilson, Patsy Sue Yates, Phyllis Yates, Miss Vencill, teacher. SECOND GRADE Lite First row: Edward Ashbrook, Leonard Ball, Willie Cole- man, Sarah Colley, Lindon Combs, Ella Sue Combs, Sylvia Compton, Larry Cox, Lynn Crabtree, Laura Gay Gent, Ran- dall Grizzle. Second row: Wanda Hale, Sandra Hale, Wanda Harri- son, Charlie Hess, Dallas Hess, Billy Hilbert, Randall Hill- man, Wanda Gay Honaker, James Honaker, Stephen Hona- ker, Roger Hubbard. Third row: Sylvia Justice, Brenda Kiser, Wayne Kiser, Larry Lambert, Alex Massey, Larry Miller, Donald Millsap, Barbara Perkins, Patricia Ramsey, Roy C. Sauls, Ralph Stump. Fourth row: Betty Stump, Douglas Sykes, Harry Taylor, Larry Taylor, Anna Gay Thomas, Ronald VanDyke, Emma Warpler, Wade Wells, William Shepard, Elizabeth Whitt, Miss Taylor, teacher. EoGRIS4) {GREASE First row: Rebecca Ann Ball, Truman Ball, Johnny Bartee, Henrietta Barton, Loretta Barton, Larry Chafin, David Coleman, Patty Coleman, Michael Deel, Myrtle Farmer. Second row: Linda Gail Fields, Elizabeth Ann Har- rington, Eddie Helton, Darrel Hess, Richard Hess, Larry Willis Honaker, Wanda Carol Honaker, Wayne Honaker, Jessie Howard, Roy Daniel Hubbard. Third row: Ralph Justice, Peggy Lester, Rhonda Kay Miller, Harold Morgan, Jacqueline Musick, Daniel Lee Osborne, Stephen Patrick, Jane Perkins, Larry Dale Pruitt, Lynn Reedy. Fourth row: Nancy Carol Richardson, Wayne: Rose, Sandra Gale Smith, Bobby Joe Street, Catherine Stev- ens, Regina Stinson, Roger Stump, Alfred Yates, Miss Boyd, teacher. FIRST GRADE First row: Earl David Barker, Marvin Lee Belcher, Bobby Joe Clark, Earnest Compton, Brenda Dye, Wanda ferguson, Diane Fuller, Judy Griffith, Michael Ray Hale, Cecil Glenn Harris. Second row: Lorene Faye Harris, Bernice Hess, Nvelyn Ruth Hess, Lynn Arlon Hess, Margaret Ann Hess, Arlin Danny Honaker, Thomas Honaker, Bryant Howard, Gerald Justice, Shirley Ann Miller. Third row: Lucille Morgan, Archie Nash, Wayne Perkins, Richard Eugene Ray, Shirley Joyce Ray, Earl Joseph Reynolds, Genevia Reynolds, Stevie George Reynolds, Kermit Larry Slate, Mary Jane Street. Fourth row: Ronald Clayton Sykes, Anna Ruth Taylor, James Willie Taylor, Rita Joyce Taylor, Teresa Taylor, Charles Wallace, Bonnie Naomi Whited, Miss Mays, teacher. FIRST GRADE First row: Darius Allen Ball, Wanda Sue Third row: Clayton McGlothin, Wilma Lee Boyd, Richard Musick, Linda Perkins, Deldon Ratcliffe, Carlos Ball, Virginia Blackwell, Barbara Boyd, Blaine Combs, James Arthur Cox, Larry Shortt, Eddie Thomas Smith, Billy Joe Steele, Cox, Johnny Fields. Linda Rita Sword, Billy Taylor. Second row: Mary Carol Fuller, Linda Grif- Fourth row: Diana Thomas, Robert Thomas, fith, Daniel Harris, Howard Helbert, Wanda Lee Brenda ‘Thompson, Susan Kay Thompson, Ronnie Helbert, Kathleen Hess, Harless Honaker, James Wells, Mrs. Miller, teacher. 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Work “Class of °58” =——= Phones ——_— LEBANON, VA., 117 TAMASCUS, VA., GR 5-2202 SMITH COMPANY “No Job Too Large INSURANCE To Estimate, No Order Too Small To Appreciate” Lebanon, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA Strength — Service — Courtesy MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of WIMPY JONES RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA JESSEER’S DRUG STORE “Lebanon’s Newest and Finest Drug Store” PHONE 369 LEBANON, VIRGINIA RUSSELL MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance PHONE 115 LEBANON, VIRGINIA For the Best Food Visit THE HOMELAND CAFE LEBANON, VIRGINIA Compliments of The Russell County SHERIFF DEPARTMENT Compliments of RAYMOND J. BOYD LEBANON, VIRGINIA Compliments of GUY WHITED Treasurer, Russell County LEBANON, VIRGINIA Quality? You Be The Judge! PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Grade “A” Homogenized and Pasteurized Milk “Taste the Fresh Cream” BRISTOL, VA. BIG STONE GAP, VA. HONAKER THEATRE RUSSELL For the Best in Entertainment Patronize Your Local Theatre MANUFACTURING Now Under New Management CORPORATION LEONARD EILEEN BRANHAM Owners and Operators Lebanon, Virginia Honaker, Virginia Compliments of W. B. F. WHITE SONS Dealer in Hardware, Furniture and Building Material RICHLANDS VIRGINIA MODERN CHEVROLET SALES INCORPORATED Sales — Service Complete Auto and Truck Service — Wrecker Service General Replacement Parts — Modern Autc Laundry Frame and Front End Alignment — Steam Cleaning — Undercoating Cadillac Sales and Service Phone TRinity 3-3221 HONAKER VIRGINIA Compliments of Best Wishes to the OAKS “Class of ’58” SERVICE STATION SMITH COMPANY Phone 86-W-2 Insurance ROSEDALE, VIRGINIA LEBANON, VIRGINIA LYNCH MOTOR CO., Inc. Best Wishes JENKS MAST Phone 35 LEBANON, VIRGINIA LEBANON, VIRGINIA eee COnmrHiWV ESTE! VIR GINIA Ladies, Men’s and Children’s - Ready-to-Wear rIRE CO., Inc. and PHONE 128 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA RICHLANDS METAL PRODUCTS RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA Specializing in Athletic and School Jackets HOME FURNITURE CO 2309 W. Main Street Compliments of New and Used Furniture M. O. WARNER RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA Wholesale Groceries PHONE 304 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA VAN DYKE’S Compliments of J. C. Wilson and G. B. Harshbarger Compliments of M. 0. BOYD, JR. Building Contractor Specializing in Fine Residences, Stone, Brick, and Built-in Cabinets Phone TRinity 3-2726 HONAKER, VIRGINIA Compliments of FARMER’S MARKET and BEVERLY’S GRILL HONAKER, VIRGINIA LUTHER COMPTON Manufacturer of Lumber, Logs and Mining Supplies HONAKER, VIRGINIA Best Wishes FIRST NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Service Deposits Insured up to $10,000 Member of Federal Reserve System HONAKER, VIRGINIA ————— Compliments of HONAKER HARDWARE COMPANY HONAKER, VIRGINIA Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE HONAKER, VIRGINIA Best Wishes KIRBY SMITH HONAKER, VIRGINIA Compliments of DICKENSON JEWELRY Phone TR 3-2591 HONAKER, VIRGINIA For the Best in Food Visit SID’S GRILL “Eat and Loaf With Us” HONAKER, VIRGINIA Compliments of APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE 613 Shelby Street PaO mbox! | BRISTOL, TENNESSEE P.F. BROWN SON Dairy — Grade A Milk HONAKER, VIRGINIA Compliments of J. G. ALBERT HONAKER, VIRGINIA DEBUSK LEBANON PETROLEUM CO. PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Quality Products — Friendly GENERAL HOSPITAL Service Gasoline, Motor Oil, Fuel Oil, Antifreeze Lebanon, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia REX SHOPPING Compliments of CENTER, INC. HONAKER INSURANCE ABINGDON, VIRGINIA AGENCY, INC. TRU-BLU GRILL be ees ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Honaker, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of CITY MOTOR CO. GENEVA’S CAFE RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA HONAKER, VIRGINIA Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE F. PATRICK HAROLD KEENE Churngold COAL COMPANY Candies Notions Meats Mines At Top Big A Mountain HONAKER, VIRGINIA HONAKER, VIRGINIA JAN’S BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes Complete Beauty Service BUSKILL’S Ready-to-Wear Phone TRinity 3-4171 PHONE 3-3711 HONAKER, VIRGINIA HONAKER, VIRGINIA WILSON’S CLEANERS Best Wishes LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Three Day Service HOTEL HONAKER Pick-Ups and Delivery Cash and Carry PHONE TRinity 3-3511 HONAKER, VIRGINIA HONAKER, VIRGINIA eee Compliments of BALL’S MARKET, INC. HONAKER, VIRGINIA BRISTOL, VIRGINIA Compliments of ISLAND CREEK COAL COMPANY and ISLAND CREEK STORES COMPANY Keen Mountain, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Lebanon Gulf Station Anna Pearl] Ball Mrs. Claude Barrett Pine Restaurant C. D. Beamer Robert Bostic Lohr’s C. L. Wilson Bostic Bros. Coal Co. J. C. Watkins Carl Clark Margie’s Cafe Ira M. VanDyke Perkins’ Service Station Rickman’s Service Station Harrison’s Barber Shop Charlie Johnson Jones’ Furniture Bural Phillip Nash Ruth’s Beauty Shop Phillip Hunt Boyd Ferrell —s 0— HERFF-JONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry Graduation Announcements Medals Cups Trophies INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Jewelers to Honaker High School S. Glenn, Representative ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET INCORPORATED P. O. Box 114 Sale Every Thursday ABINGDON, VIRGINIA ABINGDON GROCERY COMPANY INCORPORATED Wholesale Groceries Established 1903 Phone MArket 8-3105 Norfolk Street ABINGDON, VIRGINIA KERN'S BAKERY INCORPORATED BRISTOL, VIRGINIA ROBERT M. GREEN AND COMPANY Asphalt Paving Driveways City Streets Phone Lebanon 88-J-11 POUNDING MILL, VA. Compliments of HONAKER FUNERAL HOME America’s Most Wanted Washer We Deliver — Install — Service MAYTAG APPLIANCE COMPANY Honaker, Virginia Richlands, Virginia Phone TR 3-3411 Best Wishes Compliments of to the RUSSELL Atle Ge Bias OIL COMPANY, INC. TILILER’S STYLE SHOP Distributors of Amoco Products HONAKER, VIRGINIA HONAKER, VIRGINIA HECHT’S BAKERY MAXINE’S BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Best Wishes Compliments of to the Class of 1958 HONAKER SUPPLY COMPANY MATTIE WILLIAMS Dealers in Hardware, HOSPITAL Furniture, Builder's Supplies Richlands, Virginia Honaker, Virginia Best Wishes HOWARD'S SCALES RESTAURANT - STORE to the “GLASS Of; L2Doe Howard B. Fletcher Phone TRinity 3-2523 R. J. WHITED Honaker, Virginia PUTNAM, VIRGINIA COAL COMPANY MEBEADOW’S Producers of ‘Banner’ SERVICE STATION Lump — Stove — Stoker SWORDS CREEK, VIRGINIA SWORDS CREEK, VIRGINIA Phone 3-3427 Compliments of BOSTIC Compliments of Best Wishes BUDLEY BURNS BURNS LIVELY FURNITURE STORE Lawyers LEBANON, VIRGINIA LEBANON, VIRGINIA A Bank THE RICHLANDS NATIONAL IM’S JEWELRY BANK ay : RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA Member F.D.I.C. RDS CREEK N M ESSO STATION SWORDS CRE SER VICENTER Phone TR 3-2686 Texaco and Firestone Products RAVEN, VIRGINIA ; : Delco Batteries and Auto Accessories Goodyear and Dunlap Tires SWORDS CREEK, VIRGINIA — She For All the People Compliments of Compliments of U-GO SERVICE STATION Phone 608 RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP Paul Stump, Proprietor HONAKER, VIRGINIA Clothe the Family — Taxi Service Beauty Salon FULLER’S CASH STORE Phone TRinity 3-4411 HONAKER, VIRGINIA Compliments of CITY MARKET HONAKER AND LEBANON, VA. Compliments of THE ECONOMY STORE RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA “Teach Your Dollar To Have More Cents” S. NASSIF BOB NASSIF CENTRAL GROCERY Garden Fresh Vegetables Grade A Meats Quality Groceries HONAKER, VIRGINIA Self Service — Free Delivery Compliments of W. H. DAVIS STORE HONAKER, VIRGINIA KIRK’S GROCERY Bradley and Nellie (Owners) Groceries, Dry Goods Phone TRinity 3-4339 SWORDS CREEK, VIRGINIA epee Eh recet Congratulations to the Seniors and Faculty 1957 - 1958 CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY DANTE VIRGINIA DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS of DISTINCTIVE PRIZE WINNING SCHOOL ANNUALS BabaRekebecat S@ R:E7Gr 5 Va bo Re G4l Nal A