Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS of HONAKER HIGH SCHOOL presents THE 1962 TORCH DAN OWENS HENRIETTA BOSTIC Editor Business Manager FOREWORD Indian Summer is that brief period of late fall when the sun shines warmly, the sky is bright, and the atmosphere is hazy. The Glass of 1962 thinks of its senior year as the Indian Summer of its life in Honaker High School. While basking in the sun- shine and warmth of these last happy days, we gaze through the haze into a cold and somewhat uncertain future where we will be separated from one another. May we in the years ahead recapture the happy memories of classmates, teachers, and school activi- ties through the pages of THE TORCH. — 2 - DEDICATION In memory of four students, Sharon, Susan, Jack, and Diane Cline, who lost their lives in a fire on October 19, 1961, we respect- fully dedicate this volume of THE TORCH. Death Be Not Proud! — 3 — A. P. BALDWIN, Principal, and DARLENE HARMON, Office Secretary. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 4 — HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Will Alice Mrs. George Yvonne Linkous Mrs. John Miller Greene Harrington David Musick H. G. Musick, Jr Paul Osborne Alice Arvena Mrs. Bill Velma Thompson Janith Valley Howard Webb Salyers Sutherland — 5 — THE 1962 TORCH DAN OWENS, Editor-in-Chief HENRIETTA BOSTIC, Business Manager Seated: Jana McNulty Art Robert WhiS :ature Editor; Henrietta Bostic, Busme ? tnndina first row: Phyllis Lawson, Carolyn orts Editor; Carol lller H-9 1C Hl a u 0 i 1 ptrf Katliv West Nancy Tuggie, Joyce Jackson, Carolyn nnbs, Mary Jayne Ray Billie Rob nette Katl West Barnhart, Mrs. Busic, Tty SS kS? BuS Jerry Hess, Fay Larry Ba.dwtn CLASSES — 7 — THE 1962 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right — ROBERT WHITED Reporter RONALD KENDRICK Treasurer BILL BALDWIN Secretary LUCY JANE HALE Vice President C. H. KENDRICK, JR President MASCOTS KATHY BALL LYNN JUSTICE — 3 — SENIORS Bill Baldwin Evelyn Sue Ball Harold Bostic Lois Boyd Larry Baldwin Shirley Ann Barnhart Henrietta Bostic Wilma Jean Brown CLASS OF ’62 Glenn S. Buskill Carl Coleman Carolyn Sue Combs Willis Ray Childress Edgar Clyde Colley Joyce Compton Mary Evelyn Compton Yvon Compton SENIORS James Crissman Billie Lou Davis Thomas Dye Edward Gross Wanda Crockett Lovalene Dye Richard Gregory Mrs. Thompson (Sponsor) Not Pictured: Charles Ferguson Lucy Jane Hale James Harris CLASS OF ’62 SENIORS Joyce Jackson Sam Johnson Ronnie Kendrick Carolyn Jessee C. H. Kendrick, Jr. Phyllis Lawson Jana McNulty Evelyn Carol Miller Frances Miller Gerald Miller Judy Miller Nadine Miller Ruby Miller Earlene Musick if « Jimmy Musick Dan Owens SENIORS Glen Edward Owens John R. Plaster Nancy Plaster Fay Allen Ray Ester Perkins Maxine Plaster William Price Mary Jayne Ray CLASS OF ’62 Billie Robinette Troy Stillwell Douglas Taylor Bonnie Vance Jessie Richardson Shirley Steel Daphne Stinson Nancy Tuggle SENIORS Tommy VanDyke Kathy Whited Alicia Walk White Robei’t Whited THE CLASS OF ’63 American History with Mrs. Miller is a required subject. JUNIOR GLASS OFFICERS Left to Right — DAVID MEADOWS President GEORGE ROBINSON Vice President MARY SUE WHITE Secretary ALICE LEE ROBINSON Treasurer SUSIE MILLER Reporter — 18 — JUNIORS Judith Artrip Geneva Blankenship Linda Sue Boyd Rita Geraldine Boyd David Buckland Terry Campbell Paul Chambers Elizabeth Ann Childress Louise Coleman Sarah Combs Wayne Compton Dean Cury Bonita Dye Harley Dye, Jr. Raymond Elkins Roger Ferrell Helen Fields Lottie Ann Fields Patricia Fields John Fly Ronnie Hale Clyde Hale Juniors enjoy typing JUNIORS Judy Hale Roger Lee Harris Linda Harrison Darnell Hess Helton Gladys Pearl Hess Joan Hess Paul Hess Dollie Honaker Sammy Honaker Roger Horton Armeldia Howard Myrtle Hubbard Trudell Hubbard Teresa Hutchinson Richard Jackson Terry Jessee Alice Johnson Herman Kneen Vernie Kneen Wanda McGlothlin David Meadows Shirley Ann Messick Billie Faye Miller Mrs. Davis JUNIORS Loretta Miller Patsy Miller Ronald Miller Susie Miller Brenda Myers Darrell Newberry Linda Orr Marie Osborne Nancy Owens Brenda Plaster Phyllis Plaster Clairene Price Wilda Dee Rickman Alice Lee Robinson George Robinson Kathleen Rose Roger Short Carles Stinson Beverly Sykes Ruth Ann Taylor Norman Thompson Vista Wagner Shirley Ward Margaret Wilson A group of Juniors taking English grammar under Mrs. Davis. JUNIORS Mary Kathryn Wilson Mary Sue White Phyllis Ann White Ester Joan Wolford Plane Geometry can be confusing without Mr. Caldwell. — 22 — THE CLASS 0 F ’ 6 4 n SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right — HAZEL HALE DAVID HONAKER GUY ROBINSON PATTY WELLS BRENDA DAVIS . Reporter Treasurer Secretary Vice President President Mr. H. G. Musick’s English Class. — 23 — SOPHOMORES First Row: Wanda Ball, Billy Barnhart, Lloyd Barrett, Darrell Lee Boyd, Howard Burgess, Car- olyn Campbell. Second Row: Warren Charlton, Bonnie Clark, Jerry Clark, Dorothy Clevenger, Ruth Colley, John Combs. Third Row: Ruth Compton, Larry Cook, Patricia Cox, Brenda Davis, Sherry Deel, Kenneth Dye. Fourth Row: Margaret Dye, Barbara Fields, Shelvie Griffith, Evelyn Gross, Glenda Ree Hale, Hazel Hale. Fifth Row: Eunice Hess, Barry Honaker, David Honaker, Shirley Horton, Randy Hughes, Robert Hughes. — 24 SOPHOMORES First Row: James Hylton, Charlotte Jami- son, Tim Jessee, Smith Johnson, Billy Lockhart, Irene Lowe. Second Row: Mary Maxfield, Dixie Meadows, Annis Miller, Eugene Miller, Roger Osborne, San- dra Plaster. Third Row: Lana Presley, Hester Rasnake, Sandra Ray, Carolyn Reedy, Donna Robinson, Guy Robinson. Fourth Row: Geraldine Simmons, John Smith, George Sparks, Jackie Steele, Naomi Stillwell, Narcie Thomas. Fifth Row: Patsy Lee Vance, Patty Wells, Harry White, Henry White, Lynn White, Judy Whited. 25 — SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Lillian Whited, Claude Wilson, Nancy Aker, Sponsor, Will Alice Greene, Sponsor. We work and then we play. — 26 THE CLASS OF 65 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS JUDY GOODMAN BRENDA CRISSMAN BILLIE SUE KISER JANIE MILLER President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer _ Reporter Participles are easy to learn when taught by Mr. Clark. — 27 — FRESHMEN First Row: Jimmy Akers, Betty Artrip, Linda Ball, Michael Ball, David Bartee, Betty Sue Blank- enship. Second Row: Bobby Blankenship, Randall Blevens, Betty Bostic, Michael Bostic, Betty Boyd, Gary Boyd. Third Row: Ruth Jane Boyd, Freada Breed- love, Dana Breedlove, Phyllis Brown, Bobby Cart- wright, Mary Lou Childress. Fourth Row: Barry Cole, Freddy Coleman, Donald Compton, Harold Cook, James Cox, Brenda Crissman. Fifth Row: Danny Dye, Dorothy Dye, Mary Ruth Elkins, Betty Elswick, Janice Elswick, Mr. Couch. -28 FRESHMEN First Row: Maytrell Farmer, Jimmy Gilbert, Carolyn Fletcher, Lora Jane Fuller, Rachel Fuller, Judy Goodman. SeeoJid Row: Carl Hale, Danny Hale, Harold Hale, Gary Hale, Dennis Harris, Loretta Harrison. Third Row: Shelba Herndon, Linda Hess, Mary Joyce Hess, Myrtle Hess, Opal Hess, Patricia Hess. Fourth Row: Margaret Holmes, Carolyn Honaker, Fairley Honaker, H. L. Honaker, Janice Honaker, Judy Honaker. Fifth Row: Brenda Horton, Vernell Hubbard, Wesley Hubbard, Lynn Hurt, Shirley Jackson, Mrs. Harrington. Not Pictured: Virginia Fields. 29 — ■KliHEMKHni FRESHMEN First Row: Darrell James, Charlie Jessee, Jo Ann Johnson, Nell Keen, Bobbie Kirk, Billie Sue Kiser. Second Row: Carlon Lambert, Kenneth Law- son, Virginia Lester, Judy Lockhart, Thurman Lockhart, Sue Martin. Third Row: Wanda Martin, Donna Matney, Wanda Matney, Jerry McGee, Brenda McGlothin, Linda McGlothlin. Fourth Row: Mildred Meadows, Patty Mes- sick, Doris Miller, Eugene Miller, Jannie Miller, Tommy Miller. Fifth Row: Opal Marie Musick, Beryle Nash, Betty Newberry, Janet Osborne, Kenneth Owens, Billy Peck. — 30 FRESHMEN First Row: Wanda Perkins, Brenda Plaster, Fred Plaster, Janice Ray, Joe Ray, Darlene Rich- ardson. Second Row: Gaylena Richardson, Harry Richardson, Mary Richardson, Oris Richardson, Margaret Rickman, Howard Robinette. Third Row: Janice Rutherford, Sue Sheckler, Larry Sykes, Charlotte Taylor, Donna Taylor, Dorothy Taylor. Fourth Row: John Tiller, Nancy Thompson, Jerry Vance, Geneva Van Dyke, Keith Varney, Roger Wallace. Fifth Row: Glenda Wagner, Johnny Wells, Glenda Whited, Greta Whited, Jimmy Whited, Judy Ann Whited. 31 — FRESHMEN Left to Right: Ruby Whited, Sammy Whited, Clyde Wilson, Kathy Wilson, Mrs. George Harrington, Sponsor, Mr. David Musick, Sponsor. Top: Ninth Grader’s breeze through French I with Mrs. Davis. Bottom: Mr. Burkett drills Algebra into the heads of ninth graders. — 32 — CLASS THE OF ’ 6 6 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right — HARRY STINSON Treasurer LINDA HONAKER Secretary JAMES SHORTT Vice President CHARLES WALLACE President Mrs. Harrington’s eighth grade studies America’s most loved poet. — 33 EIGHTH GRADE Bruce Baldwin Jim Baldwin Carmen Serita Ball Dewey Lee Ball J. C. Barnhart Paul Kirby Barrett Charma Jane Barttee J. C. Barton Jack Bennett Mary Ellen Bise Frankie Blevins Carol C. Bostic Janice Kathleen Boyd Larry Wayne Boyd Patricia Boyd Judy Gail Breedlove Judy L. Breedlove Jaqueline Brown John L. Buckles Robert Eugene Burgess Danny Burks Jackie Byrd Rosemary Linda Byrd Donetta Cabell Ralph Campbell Carlos Casey Dean Caudell Samuel Caudell Barbara Jean Chafin Wilma Lee Childress James Roger Clark Sharon Cline Shirley Colley Dwaine Edward Colley Linda Sue Combs June Geraldine Compton William Roger Compton Christine Cook Kerry Dane Cook Miss Linkous, Sponsor EIGHTH GRADE Gaynelle Cordle Truell Corns Larry Cox Linda Pearl Cox Barbara Sue Crabtree Hattie Ruth Crabtree Barbara Jean Davis Ralph Leonard Davis Chester Wayne Dye Helen Lucille Dye Mary Lynn Dye Milton Dye Rafty Dye Royal Dean Dye Ruth Dye Harold Clarence Elkins Eloise Ferrell Evelyn Marie Fields Judy Fuller Millie J. Gross Viola G. Gross Brenda Hale Lanny G. Hamm Glenda Harris Josephine Harris Patricia Joyce Harris William David Harris Charlie Graham Hess, Jr. Johnny Lester Hess Patricia Ann Hess Pollie Jean Hess Ronald R. Hess Ruby Hess Sheldon Hess Sandra Hill Carol Sue Hcnaker J. Wayne Honaker Linda Sue Honaker Mary Jean Honaker Mr. Burkett, Sponsor Not Pictured: Harold Gene Hess EIGHTH GRADE Wanda Honaker Shelby Jean Horton Joe Russell Howard Betty Hubbard Jerry Hubbard Roger Hubbard Roger Lee Hubbard Valery Hubbard Faye Huges Carolyn Ann Hutchinson Michael Jackson Patricia Jamison Harvey Kenneth Jones Daniel Keen Gary Milton Kiser James Larry Martin Sylvia McGlothlin Asa Nelson Meadows Cecil Lee Miller Dwight Miller Geraldine Miller Jeri’y Miller Linda Carol Miller Sandra Miller Sharon Miller Curtis Lee Millsap Richard Monk Barbara Sue Musick Jimmy Musick Mildred Musick Randal Newberry Ruth Ann Noel Carol Osborne Connie Osborne Jerry Osborne Hattie Penley Larry Perkins Nettie Perkins Dana Phillips Donna Phillips EIGHTH GRADE Randell Plaster Brenda Presley Authur Leon Price Danny Ray Price Gary Dean Price Wayne Price John Junior Pruett Judith Pruett Linda Ramsey Elizabeth Ray Jack Ray Jackie Lee Ray Louis Ray Becky Lou Richardson Ronnie Gene Rickman Marie Robinett Glenna Robinson Jerry Dean Robinson Anna Pearl Rose Bobby Lee Rose Judy A. Sanders James Shortt Troy Shortt Glenna Simmons Brack Slate Larry Smith Glenda Steele Bobby Ronald Stillwell Carol Sharon Stinson Harry Stinson Ronald Stinson Anita Street Jackie Stump Loretta Sykes Patsy Taylor Patty Taylor Phyllis Taylor Magdalene Thomas Sherry Trivett Jackie Van Dyke EIGHTH GRADE Tommy Vance Charles Wallace Ona Mae Wallace Freddie Wampler Douglas Wells Phyllis Wells Linda White Nancy Whited Ralph Whitt, Jr. Elvin Geraldine Wilson Dreama Worsham Michael Wyatt Wanda Sue Wyatt Arlene Brown Preston Buchanan H. G. Musick, Sponsor Barbara Davis Roger Hubbard Eighth Grade enjoys the new bridegroom more than history. — 38 — MODEL CLASSMEN Top left — 12th. Grade: Earlene Musick, Bill Top right — 10th Grade: Dixie Meadows, Guy Baldwin. Robinson. Top center — 11th Grade: Alice Lee Robinson, David Meadows. Bottom left — 9th Grade: Janie Miller, Jimmy Bottom right — 8th Grade: Wanda Wyatt, Gilbert. James Shortt. — 39 — SENIOR DIRECTORY BILL BALDWIN Ambition : College Professor. Motto: Who does not advance falls behind. Activities: Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Presi- dent of Beta Club, ’62; Delegate to Beta Convention, ’60, 61, ' 62; Secretary of Senior Class; Model Classman, ’62; Most Studious Senior: Representative S.C.A., 2 yrs.; Assistant Feature Editor of Torch Staff. LARRY BALDWIN Ambition : To graduate Motto: Don’t do today what you can do tomorrow, because tonight you might think of someone to do it for you. Activities : Hi-Y, 3 yrs. ; Basketball, 1 yr. ; Torch Staff. EVELYN SUE BALL Ambition: Teacher Motto: Kindness is a language the dumb can speak and the deaf can hear and understand. Activities : Future Teachers of A- merica Club, 1 yr. ; Treasurer 58- 59; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Secretary, ’61 -’62; Most Intellectual Senior Girl; Senior Honor Roll. SHIRLEY ANN BARNHART Ambition : To be successful in any career I choose. Motto: To live and let live. Activities: Tri-Hi- Y, 1 yr. ; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Most Studious Senior Girl; Representative to S.C.A., 1 yr. HENRIETTA BOSTIC Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Ambition : To be a good wife and mother. Activities: 4-H Club 1 yr. ; F.T.A. Club 1 yr. ; Beta Club 1 yr. ; Tri-Hi- Y Club 1 yr. ; Model Classman Sophomore year; Business Manager for the Torch: Best Groomed Senior Girl: Glee Club 2 yrs., Secretary 1 yr. ; Member of the Senior Honor Roll. HAROLD BOSTIC Ambition: To be a success in life. Motto: A friend in need is a friend indeed. Activities: 4-H Club 1 yr. ; S.C.A. 2 yrs.: Hi-Y Club 4 yrs. LOIS BOYD Ambition : Telephone operator Motto: Make me easy to change if I am wrong; Make me easy to live with if I am right. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2 yrs.; 4-H Club 1 yr. WILMA JEAN BROWN Ambition: Registered Nurse Motto: I can do all things through Christ who strengthneth me. Activities : F.T.A. Club 3 yrs.. His- torian ’60-61, Reporter ’61-62. GLEN S. BUSKILL Ambition : To be a successful engi- neer. Motto : Eat, Drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Activities: Beta Club 3 yrs.; Hi-Y Club 2 yrs., Vice-President ’59-60: Baseball 4 yrs.; Basketball 4 yrs; Foot- ball 1 yr. ; Delegate to State Beta Con- vention 2 yrs.; Junior Usher; Model Sophomore Classmen: Secretary-Treasur- er Freshman Class Monogram Club 2 yrs.; S.C.A. 2 yrs.; Member of District and State Play 60-61 ; Treasurer Mono- gram Club ’61-62; Torch Staff. WILLIS RAY CHILDRESS Ambition: To graduate Motto: If at first you don’t succeed, try again. Activities: 4-H Club 2 yrs.; Hi-Y Club 2 yrs.: Glee Club 1 yr. CARL COLEMAN Ambition: To be successful in any- thing I try. Motto: Live each day as it comes. Activities: Hi-Y Club 3 yrs.; Beta Club 1 yr. : S.C.A. 1 yr. EDGAR CLYDE COLLEY Ambition : To compose musical com- positions and write poetry. Motto: “Not how much but how well.” Activities: F.F.A. Club, 3 yrs., Re- porter 1 yr., State Judging Team 1 yr. 4-H Club, 3 yrs.: Senior Play. CAROLYN COMBS Ambition : Secretary Motto: To make my best better. Activities: 4-H Club 5 yrs.. Presi- dent 1 yr.. Secretary 1 yr.. Delegate to State Short Course 2 yrs.; 4-H Con- servation Camp; Delegate to T.V.A. Camp; Queen of Russell County 4-H Club: Reporter of Eighth Grade; Basket- ball 1 yr. ; S.C.A. 1 yr. ; Torch Staff. IVORY JOYCE COMPTON Ambition : Motto: They that sow in tears shall reap in joy. Activities: Tri-H-Y Club 5 yrs.; Song Leader 1 yr. ; Chorus 3 yrs. MARY EVELYN COMPTON Ambition : Teacher Motto: The wisest man may always learn something from the humblest peasant. Activities : Tri-H-Y Club 4 yrs.. Treasurer ’59-’60, Vice-President ’60- ’61; Delegate to District Hi-Y Con- vention 4 yrs.; Delegate to District S.C.A. Conference; Manager of Girls Basketball Team 1 yr. : Basketball Score- keeper 1 yr. ; Basketball Cheerleader ’60-’61 ; Monogram Club 2 yrs., Presi- dent ’6 1-’62 ; S.C.A. 1 yr. YVON COMPTON Ambition : To live a good moral life and be a blessing to my fellowman. Motto: It is better to give than to receive. Activities: 4-H Club 5 yrs., Secre- tary 1 yr. ; F.H.A. Club 1 yr., Delegate to 4-H Conservation Camp; Basketball 2 yrs.; Monogram Boosters; Glee Club 2 yrs.. Girls Tripple Trio, Girls Sextet; Piano Club 8 yrs.. Accompanist for Boys Choir, Assistant Sports Editor Torch. JAMES CRISSMAN Ambition: To be a success. Motto: Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Activities : Glee Club 1 yr. WANDA CROCKETT BILLIE LOU DAVIS Ambition : Secretary Moto: Live one minute at a time and the days will take care of them- selves. Activities : F.T.A. 4 yrs.. Secretary 1 yr., Vice-President 1 yr. Song Leader 1 yr.. Delegate to Richmond Conven- tion; Basketball 2 yrs.; Monogram Club 2 yrs. ; Glee Club 2 yrs. ; Robe Keeper 1 yr., Girls Triple Trio; Most Athlet ic Senior Girl. LOVALENE DYE Ambition: To be a success in any- thing I choose to do. Motto: Live for today for tomorrow may never come. THOMAS DYE Ambition: To be an Attorney-at- Law. Motto: To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven. Activities: Baseball 4 yrs.; Football 1 yr. ; Co-Captain Football team; Mono- gram Club 2 yrs.; 4-H Club 1 yr. ; As- sistant Editor of the Torch. CHARLES FERGUSON RICHARD GREGORY Ambition : Auto Mechanic Motto: Good people die young. EDWARD GROSS Ambition: To make the best out of my life. Motto: Drink and be merry for to- morrow may never come. Activities: Hi-Y Club 1 yr. ; 4-H Club 1 yr. LUCY JANE HALE Ambition: Registered Nurse Motto: Grin and bear it. Activities: 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4 yrs.. Secretary 1 yr., Delegate to District Hi-Y Conference 2 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr. ; Basketball Cheer- leader 1 yr. : Glee Club 2 yrs.. Attended All State Course West 1 yr., Secretary- Treasurer 1 yr., Librarian 1 yr. ; Mono- gram Club 1 yr. ; Vice-President of Senior Class. JAMES HARRIS Ambition: To play pro-football. Motto: Eat, drink, and be merry, but keep faith in God, for tomorrow may never come. Activities: Baseball 4 yrs.; Football 1 yr. ; Monogram Club 2 yrs.; 4-H Club 2 yrs. SYLVIA HARRIS Ambition: Secretary Motto: The heart has reason that reason does not understand. Activities : Football Cheerleader 1 yr. ; Football Homecoming Queen’s Court; Most Unpredictable Senior Girl; Tri-Hi- Y Club 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr. ; Mono- gram Club 1 yr. MARTHA SUE HARRIS Ambition : Secretary Motto: Live today for tomorrow may bring me my happiness. Activities : 4-H Club, 3 yrs.. Song- leader 1 yr. ; Vice-president ’61-’62; S.C.A. 1 yr. ; Basketball 1 yr. ; Mono- gram Boosters ; Candidate for Halloween Queen; Wittiest Senior Girl. JERRY HESS Ambition : Mechanic Motto: Drive fast and get there quick. Activities: Hi-Y Club 3 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr. ; Wittiest Senior Boy. LINDA HODGES Ambition: Secretary Motto: A face that cannot smile is not any good. Activities: F.H.A. Club 4 yrs. LANNY HONAKER Ambition : To retire as a high rank- ing officer in the United States Air Force. Motto: Let the sun shine I’m not very bright anyway. Activities : Hi-Y Club 4 yrs., Presi- dent 60-’61, Delegate to District Hi-Y Convention; 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Basketball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Football 1 yr., Football Captain ’61-’62; Halloween King ’61-’62; S.C.A. 1 yr. ; Monogram Club 2 yrs.; Junior Usher; Torch Staff; Most Athletic Senior Boy; Most Talented Senior Boy. EVELYN HUBBARD Ambition : A degree in Nursing. Motto: The truest end of life is to know life that never ends. Activities : Reporter of the Sopho- more Class ; Treasurer of the Junior Class; 4-H Club 4 yrs.; F.H.A. Club 4 yrs.. Chaplain ’59-’60, Treasurer ’60- ’61, President ’61-’62; Attended State F.H.A. Camp 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr., Robe Keeper 1 yr. ; Basketball 1 yr. ; S.C.A. 1 yr., Attended S.C.A. District Convention; Most Likely Senion to Suc- ceed; Best Personality of the Senior Class. JOYCE JACKSON Ambition: Business College Motto: It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Activities : Future Teachers of A- merica, 1 yr. ; Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; Basket- ball Manager, ’59-’60 ; Tri-Hi-Y District Conference 2 yrs.. Member of the An- nual staff. CAROLYN JESSEE Ambition : To be a success in any field I choose. Motto: Live for today for tomorrow may never come. Activities: 4-H Club 1 yr. ; F.T.A. Club 2 yrs., Treasurer 1 yr. ; Tri-Hi-Y Club 1 yr. ; Most Co-Operative Senior Girl. SAM JOHNSON Ambition: Insurance Salesman Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Activities : Glee Club 1 yr. C. H. KENDRICK, JR. Ambition: To be a success in the field I choose. Motto: I walk with a friend. Activities : Vice-President of the Freshman Class: Treasurer of the SENIOR DIRECTORY Sophomore Class; Secretary-Treasurer of the Junior Class ; President of the Senior Class ; Hi-Y Club 4 yrs., Vice- President ’60-’61, President ’61-’62; 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Basketball 3 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; District Hi-Y Delegate; Junior Usher; S.C.A. 1 yr. ; Monogram Club 2 yrs.; Most Masculine Senior Boy. RONALD E. KENDRICK Ambition: To succeed in any field I choose Mooto: Live life to it’s fullest. Activities : Hi-Y Club 3 yrs.. Dele- gate to Hi-Y Convention; Monogram Club 1 yr. ; Chaplain 1 yr. ; Baseball 1 yr. ; Manager of the Basketball team 1 yr. ; Manager of the Baseball team 1 yr. ; Junior Usher; Treasurer of the Senior Class ; Most Co-Operative Senior Boy. PHYLLIS LAWSON Ambition: To be successful in any- thing I choose to do. Motto: Profit by the mistakes of others ; you’ll never live long enough to make them all yourself. JANA McNULTY Ambition: Some field of medicine. Motto: Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow I may diet. Activities : 4-H Club 4 yrs., Song Leader 1 yr. ; F.H.A. Club 1 yr. ; F.T.A. Club 1 yr.. Chaplain 1 yr. ; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2 yrs., Chaplain ’60-’61, Vice- President ’61- •’62, Delegate to District Conference 2 yrs. ; Glee Club 4 yrs.. Triple-Trio 1 yr. ; Libriarian 1 yr., Delegate to All-State Chorus W est ’6 1 -’62 ; Art Editor of the Torch. EVELYN CAROL MILLER Ambition : Laboratory Technician Motto: You have not lived a perfect day even though you have earned your money, unless you have done something for someone who will never be able to repay you. Activities : Tri-Hi-Y Club 4 yrs., Delegate to District Convention 1 yr. ; Song Leader 3 yrs.; Glee Club 2 yrs.. Girls Tripple Trio, Girls Sextet; Basket- ball 1 yr. ; Monogram Booster; Most Talented Senior Girl; Circulation Mana- ger of the Torch. FRANCES MILLER Ambition: Secretary Motto : He that composes himself is wiser than he who composes a book. Activities: 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Tri-Hi-Y Club 1 yr. ; F.T.A. Club 1 yr., Chaplain ’61-’62; Glee Club 1 yr. GERALD MILLER Ambition: To be a highly successful engineer. Motto: Live and let live. Activities : Basketball 1 yr. ; Beta Club 2 yrs.; Baseball 1 yr. ; Hi-Y Club 1 yr. ; S.C.A. 1 yr. JUDY MILLER Ambition: Registered Nurse Motto: To have a friend you must first be one. Activities: 4-H Club 2 yrs.; F.T.A. 3 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer ’60-’61, President ’61-’62, Delegate to State F.T.A. Convention in Richmond. NADINE MILLER Ambition: Psychologist Motto: Live every minute of life to the brim. Activities: 4-H Club 2 yrs.; F.T.A. Club 3 yrs. RUBY JEAN MILLER Ambition: Nurse Motto: Have faith as a grain of mustard seed and nothing shall be im- possible unto you. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2 yrs. EARLENE MUSICK Ambition: Teacher Motto: To have a friend you must first be one. Activities: Beta Club 3 yrs.; Tri- Hi-Y Club 2 yrs., Chaplain ’59-’60 ; Model Senior Classman; Senior Honor Roll JIMMY MUSICK Ambition: Accountant Motto: To have friends be one. Activities: F.F.A. Club 2 yrs.; Hi-Y Club, 1 yr. ; Senior Escort at Home- coming game; Most bashful Senior Boy. DAN OWENS Ambition : To be a U.S.A. highway inspector Motto: Money buys everything. Activities: President of Eighth Grade; Model Eighth Grade Classman; Presi- dent of tenth grade; Vice-President of eleventh grade; F.F.A. Club 1 yr. ; Halloween King ’57-’58; Hi-Y Club 1 yr. ; Beta Club 2 yrs.; S.C.A. 3 yrs., President 1 yr.. Delegate to State S.C.A. Convention; Editor-in-Chief of Torch ; Best Groomed Senior Boy. GLEN EDWARD OWENS Ambition : Teacher Motto: All that I am or hope to be I owe to my Mother. Activities : President of Freshman Class ; Hi-Y Club 4 yrs.. Secretary 1 yr.. Chaplain 2 yrs.. Delegate to District Convention 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Scorekeeper 1 yr. ; Football 1 yr. ; Glee Club 1 yr.. Librarian 1 yr. ; 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Best Personality of Senior Class ; S.C.A. 1 yr. ; Monogram Club 1 yr. ; Junior Usher; Feature Editor of the Torch. ESTER PERKINS Ambition: To be a good wife. Motto: It’s great to be great, but it’s greater to be human. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1 yr. JOHN R. PLASTER Ambition : Engineer Motto: My life is no idle dream, but a solemn reality, it is my own, and it is all I have to front eternity. Activities: Most Likely to Succeed in Senior Class; Beta Club. MAXINE JANE PLASTER Ambition : Beautition Motto: Live every day as if it were your last because one of those days will be your last. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs. NANCY PLASTER Ambition: Nurse Motto: Live each day as it comes, and don’t give up your hopes for the future. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1 yr. WILLIAM PRICE Ambition: Teacher Motto: No bubble is more iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher. Activities: 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Hi-Y Club 1 yr. FAY ALLEN RAY Ambition : To be that which I am capable of being. Motto: The face is the index of the soul. Activities: 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Hi-Y Club 4 yrs., Secretary, ’61-’62; Annual Staff; Assistant Feature Editor. MARY JAYNE RAY Ambition: To get a degree in psychology. Motto: Live today, so that tomorrow you can cherish the thoughts of yesterday. Activities: Vice President of Eighth Grade; S.C.A. 2 yrs., Secretary-Treasur- er ’ 5 8 - ’ 5 9 ; 4-H Club 1 yr. : Tri-Hi-Y Club 2 yrs., Treasurer ’58-’59, Delegate to District Hi-Y Convention ’59-’60; Monogram Club 1 yr. ; Spanish Club 1 yr. ; Basketball Cheerleader ’58-’59 ; Beta Club 2 yrs., Delegate to State Beta Convention ‘60-‘61 ; Football Cheer- leader ’61-’62; Glee Club 1 yr. ; Member of Torch Staff; Senior Honor Roll; Most Feminine Girl of Senior Class. JESSIE JUANITA RICHARDSON Ambition : To be a success in any field I choose. Motto: Live and let live but live a life worth living. BILLIE ROBINETTE Ambition: To be successful in any field I choose. Motto: Take life as it comes and make the best of it. SHIRLEY STEELE Ambition : To be successful in the field of nursing. Motto: To never grow too old to enjoy life and help those around me to enjoy it with me. Acitivites: Football cheerleader ’61- ’62; Assistant Art Editor of Torch; 4-H Club 2 yrs.; Tri-Hi- Y 2 yrs.; Glee Club 2 yrs., Triple Trio; F.H.A. Club 1 yr. ; F.T.A. Club 1 yr. ; Monogram Club 1 yr. ; Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Convention 2 yrs.; Senior candidate for Harvest Queen. TROY STILWELL Ambition: Join the Air Force and see the world. Motto: Live today as if it were the last. DAPHNE STINSON Ambition: To be a happy housewife. Motto : Live and let live. Activities: F.H.A. Club 1 yr. ; F.T.A. Club 3 yrs.. Treasurer 1 yr., Glee Club 2 yrs. DOUGLAS TAYLOR Ambition: To graduate Motto: Live today for tomorrow may never come. Activities: F.F.A. 4 yrs. NANCY TUGGLE Ambition : Secretary Motto: He who lives each day as it comes to him is satisfied with living. Activities: F.H.A. Club 1 yr. ; Tri- Hi-Y Club 3 yrs.. President 1 yr., chaplain 1 yr. ; Beta Club 3 yrs.; S.C.A. 1 yr. ; Member of Torch Staff; Mono- gram Club, booster; Delegate to Tri- Hi-Y District 2 yrs. BONNIE CAROL VANCE Ambition: Registered nurse Motto: In everything give thanks. Activities: Beta Club 3 yrs.; Tri- Hi-Y Club 2 yrs.; Delegate to District Tri-Hi-Y C onvention ’59-’60, received perfect attendance award ’60-’61. TOMMY VAN DYKE Ambition : To be a success in life. Motto: Live every day as if it were the last because the last day is un- known. Activities: F.F.A. Club 2 yrs.; Mono- gram Club 2 yrs.; Hi-Y Club 2 yrs.; 4-H Club 1 yr. ; Baseball 3 yrs. ALICIA WALK WHITE Ambition : Housewife Motto: Hold out your hand to people who are in need, do not scorn them. Activities: Cheerleader 1 yr. ; 4-H Club 2 yrs.; F.T.A. Club 1 yr.; Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs. KATHY WHITED Ambition: Laboratory technician Motto: A life of surrender is a life of success. Activities: Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Tri- Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. Vice-President ’59-’60, Delegate to District Tri-Hi-Y, Con- ference, ’59-’60; Model Classman of Freshman Class ; S.C.A., 2 yrs., Secre- tary, ’59-’60, Chaplain, ’61-’62, Delegate to District S.C.A. Convention, ’61-’62; Typist for Torch Staff; Senior candi- date for homecoming queen. ROBERT WHITED Ambition: Medical Doctor Motto: Man’s greatest responsibility is to learn. Activities: Baseball 2 yrs.; Basket- ball, 4 yrs., Co-Captain, ’61-’62; Most Intellectual Senior Boy ; President of Junior Class ; Vice-President of Sopho- more Class; S.C.A. Vice President; S.C.A., 3 yrs.. Reporter, ’61-’62; Beta Club, 3 yrs., Vice-President. ’59-’60, President, ’60-’61, Delegate to Beta Con- vention, ’60-’61; Hi-Y Club, 1 yr. SENIOR BEST PERSONALITY Evelyn Hubbard Glen Edward Owens MOST COOPERATIVE Ronnie Kenderick Carolyn Jessee MOST UNPREDICTABLE Gerald Miller Sylvia Harris MOST FEMININE MOST MASCULINE Mary Jane Ray C. H. Kendrick MOST BASHFUL Jimmy Musick Phyllis Lawson — 42 — MOST INTELLECTUAL Sue Ball Robert Whited SUP MOST STUDIOUS Shirley Barnhart Bill Baldwin BEST GROOMED Henrietta Bostic Dan Owens MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Plaster Evelyn Hubbard MOST ATHLETIC Billie Davis Lanny Honaker WITTIEST MOST VERSATILE Martha Sue Harrison Carol Miller Jerry Hess Lanny Honaker — 43 — SENIOR HONOR ROLL Bill Baldwin (First) Robert Whited (First) Sue Ball (Third) Henrietta Bostic (Fourth) Mary Jayne Ray (Fifth) Gerald Miller (Sixth) Shirley Barnhart (Seventh) Wanda Cox (Eighth) Earlene Musick (Eighth) Kathy Whited (Tenth) ACTIVITIES — 45 — S. C. A. Seated: Janice Rutherford, Carolyn Combs, Kathy Whited, Jim Baldwin, Charles Wallace, Ruth Boyd, Christine Cook, Linda Hess, Donnette Cabell, Sharon Miller. Standing: Mr. David Musick (Sponsor), Shirley Barnhart, Bill Baldwin, David Honaker, C. H. Ken- drick, Jr., Dean Curry, Gerald Miller, Michael Ball, Wanda Martin, Dan Owens, David Meadows, Robert Whited, Shirley Horton, Evelyn Hubbard, Alice Rob- inson, Dixie Meadows, Sarah Combs. OFFICERS DAN OWENS President DAVID MEADOWS Vice-President DAVID HONAKER Secretary MICHAEL BALL Treasurer KATHY WHITED Chaplain — 46 — BETA C L U B First row : Teresa Hutchinson, Brenda Meyers, Bonnie Vance. Second row: Mary Jane Ray, Glenda Hale, Shir- ley Barnhart, Nancy Poscas, Dixie Meadows, Judy Whited, Sandra Ray, Miss Nancy Aker, Sponsor. Third row: Kathy Whited, Wanda Ball, Earlene Musick, Wanda Crockett, Sue Ball, Mary Sue White, Alice Lee Robinson, Rita Boyd, Donna Robinson. Fourth row: David Meadows, Roger Horton, Ricky Buskill, Bill Baldwin, Lynn White, Robert Whited, Guy Robinson. OFFICERS BILL BALDWIN President GUY ROBINSON Vice-President SUE BALL Secretary DIXIE MEADOWS Treasurer — 47 — T R I - H I ■ Y OFFICERS BILLIE MILLER Secretary NANCY TUGGLE Chaplain JANA McNULTY Vice-President DONNA ROBINSON Treasurer SARAH COMBS President First row : Mrs. George Harrington, Sponsor, Janice Honaker, Opal Hess, Ruth Elkins, Linda Boyd, Barbara Kirk, Sylvia Harris, Shirley Steele, Nancy Tuggle, Janie Miller, Linda Hess, Geneva VanDyke, Wanda Martin. Second row: Billie Miller, Annis Miller, Gaye McGlothin, Judy Honaker, Patty Cox, Sarah Combs, Donna Robinson, Dorothy Dye, Betty Boyd, Maxine Plaster. Third row: Esther Perkins, Ruby Miller, Janice Ray, Brenda Crissman, Janice Rutherford, Henrietta Bostic, Joan Wolford, Charlotte Jamison, Ruth Comp- ton, Lois Boyd. Fourth row: Carol Miller, Shirley Messick, Tru- dell Hubbard, Judy Artrip, Carolyn Fletcher, Carolyn Jessee, Joyce Jackson, Glenda Whited, Wilda Rick- man, Jessee Richardson. Fifth row: Joyce Compton, Glenda Ree Hale, Hazel Hale, Ruth Ann Taylor, Lottie Fields, Donna Taylor, Jo Ann Johnson, Doris Miller, Ruth Boyd. Sixth row: Lucy Jane Hale, Loretta Miller, Mary Evelyn Compton, Jana McNulty, Brenda Horton, Billie Sue Kiser, Geraldine Simmons. — 48 — BOYS H I - Y OFFICERS C. H. KENDRICK, JR. President RANDY HUGHES Vice President FAY A. RAY Secretary DAVID HONAKER Treasurer GLEN EDWARD OWENS Chaplain First row: Freddy Coleman, Ronnie Hale, John Fly, Glen Edward Owens, Roger Shortt, Randy Hughes, Fay A. Ray, Mr. H. G. Musick, Jr. (Sponsor). Second row: Roger Boyd, Gerald Miller, Jimmy Grace, Michael Ball, Darrell Newberry, Larry Bald- win, William Price. Third row: Walter Keene, Vernie Keene, Carl Coleman, Willis Childress. Fourth row: Michael Bostic, Roger Ferrell, David Honaker, Dan Owens, Harold Bostic, Larry Cook. Fifth row: C. H. Kendrick, Jr., Jimmie Musick, Lanny Honaker, Tommy Van Dyke, Jerry Hess, War- ren Charleton. — 49 — FUTURE TEACH ERS OF AMERICA First row: Miss Brown (Sponsor), Judy Good- man, Judy Miller, Billie Davis, Daphne Stinson, Brenda Davis. Second row: Frances Miller, Sandra Plaster, Mary P almer, Nadine Miller, Wilma Brown. Third row: Margaret Rickman, Margaret Holmes, Nell Keene, Patsy Miller, Shirley Jackson, Bobby Cartwright. OFFICERS JUDY MILLER President BILLIE DAVIS Vice President JUDY GOODMAN Secretary DAPHNE STINSON Treasurer BRENDA DAVIS Reporter WILMA BROWN Historian FRANCES MILLER Chaplain — 50 — FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Miss Betty Campbell (Sponsor), Mar- garet Wilson, Patricia Hess, Elizabeth Childress, Shir- ley Horton, Linda Hodges. Second row: Lora Jane Fuller, Naoma Stillwell, Judy Lockhart, Charlotte Taylor. Third row: Marie Osborne, Ruth Colley, Bar- bara Fields, Lana Presley, Carolyn Reedy. Fourth row: Linda Harrison, Louise Coleman, Judy Whited, Sherry Deel. Fifth row: Patty Wells, Margaret Dye, Patricia Fields, Susie Miller, Narcie Thomas. OFFICERS PATRICIA FIELDS Vice President EVELYN HUBBARD President PATTY WELLS Secretary SHIRLEY HORTON Reporter LINDA HODGES Historian MARGARET WILSON Chaplain LANA PRESLEY Treasurer PATRICIA HESS Song Leader NAOMA STILLWELL Song Leader — 51 — FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS CARLES STINSON Doorkeeper CLYDE COLLEY Reporter DOUGLAS TAYLOR Secretary WAYNE COMPTON Vice President DEAN CURRY President First row : Berle Nash, H. L. Honaker, John Smith. Second row: John Combs, James Wallace, Ken- ny Dye, Barry Cole, Darrell Boyd, Darrell James, Bobby Blankenship, Wesley Hubbard, Carl Hale. Third row: Dean Curry, Harold Cook, David Bartee, Harry Richardson, Lloyd Barrett, Gary Hall, Dewey Bennett, Carlon Lambert, Barry Honaker. Fourth row: Clyde Colley, Douglas Taylor, Ken- neth Owens, Jimmy Gilbert, Wayne Compton, Joe Ray, Eugene Miller, Carles Stinson, Claude Wilson. — 52 — OFFICERS 4 - H CLUB CAROLYN COMBS President MARTHA SUE HARRISON Vice-President YVON COMPTON Secretary HARRY STINSON Reporter First row: Jerry Osborne, Roger Hubbard, Bruce Baldwin, Patricia Hess, Kathy Wilson, Sylvia Mc- Glothlin, Linda Honaker, Christine Cook, Judy Pruett. Second row: Curtis Milsap, Linda Ramsey, Brenda Presley, Becky Richardson, Sharon Miller, Mildred Meadows, Sue Honaker, Carmen Ball, Janie K. Boyd, Nancy Thompson. Third row: Harry Stinson, Yvon Compton, Car- olyn Combs, Glenna Robinson, Glenda Steele, Patricia Harris, Dreama Worsham, Glenda K. Harris, Geraldine Wilson. Fourth row: Martha Sue Harrison, Billy Barn- hart, Randy Hughes, Larry Sykes, Randall Plaster, Johnny Wells, Jackie Stump, Michael Wyatt. Fifth row: Lynn White, Larry Cook, Norman Thompson, Michael Ball, Paul Hess, David Buckland, Bobby Hughes, Lloyd Barrett. — 53 — GLEE CLUB First row: Yvon Compton, Daphne Stinson, Mary Jane Ray, Billie Davis. Dorothy Dye, Trudell Hub- bard, Sylvia Harris, Shirley Steele, Miss Janith Val- ley (Sponsor). Second row: Carol Miller, Lucy Jane Hale, Wanda Crockett, Ruth Ann Taylor, Bonita Dye, Shir- ley Messick- Jana McNulty. Third row: James Crissman, Roger Ferrell, Ray Elkins, Dean Curry, Billy Lockhart, David Meadows, Glen Edward Owens. Fourth row: Vernie Kneene. Troy Stillwell, Sam- uel Johnson, Wayne Compton, Paul Chambers, W. J. Lockhart, Jerry Hess. OFFICERS GLEN EDWARD OWENS Librarian JANA McNULTY Librarian DOROTHY DYE Accompanist WANDA CROCKETT Robe Keeper BILLIE DAVIS Robe Keeper LUCY JANE HALE Librarian — 54 — ! M 0 N 0 G R A M CLUB First row: Mary Evelyn Compton, Joyce Jack- son, Shirley Steele, Sylvia Harris, Mary Jayne Ray, Margaret Wilson, Sarah Combs. Second row: Tommy VanDyke, Billie Lou Davis, Tommy Dye, John Fly, Robert Whited, Guy Robin- son, David Meadows, Terry Jessee. Third row: George Robinson, Roger Harris, Jim Grace, Lanny Honaker, Michael Ball, C. H. Ken- drick, Jr. Fourth row: David Honaker, Wayne Compton, Norman Thompson, Ricky Buskill, Roger Ferrell, Lynn White, Ronnie Kendrick, James Harris. OFFICERS MARY EVELYN COMPTON President GEORGE ROBINSON Vice-President TERRY JESSEE Secretary RICKY BUSKILL Treasurer RONNIE KENDRICK Chaplain — 55 — BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Dixie Meadows, Donna Robinson, Lucy Jane Hale, Brenda Horton, Patty Wells. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Mary Jane Ray, Margaret Wilson, Sylvia Harris, Shirley Steele. — 56 — VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: Robert Whited. Howard Webb, Wayne Compton. Standing: David Meadows, David Hon- aker, Clyde Hale, Ricky Buskill, Roger Harris, Terry Jessee, H. G. Dye, Paul Chambers, Lanny Honaker. George Robinson, Jim Grace, John Fly. MANAGERS Wesley Hubbard and Guy Robinson — 57 — JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Harold Hale, Harry Stinson, James Short, Billy Lockhart, Lynn White, Eugene Miller, Rob- ert Taylor. Asa Meadows, John L. Buckles, Jim Baldwin, Brack Slate, Douglas Clark, Coach. BASEBALL First Row: C. H. Kendrick, Jr., Randy Row: David Honaker, Wayne Compton, Lanny Hughes, Robert Whited. Second Row: Tommy Honaker. VanDyke, George Robinson, James Harris. Third — 58 — FOOTBALL First Row: Roger Harris, Manager; Lanny Honaker, Glen Edward Owens, Tommy Dye, Jim Grace, John Fly, Norman Thompson, Roger Clark, Warren Charlton, Guy Robinson, Manager. Second Row: Ricky Buskill, Michael Ball, David Meadows, James Harris, Jackie Stump, Ronnie Stillwell, Paul Chambers, Jason Miller, George Robinson. Third Row: Jerry Clark, David Honaker, Lynn White, Raymond Elkins, Clyde Hale, James Short, Lynn Hurt, Dean Dye. Fourth Row: Preston Buchanan, Head Coach; Wayne Compton, Douglas Clark, Assistant Coach. COACHES AND CAPTAINS — Preston Buc- George Robinson, Captain; Tommy Dye, Captain; hanan, Head Coach; Lanny Honaker, Captain; Douglas Clark, Assistant Coach. — 59 — HOMECOMING QUEEN First Row : Wanda Matney, Sarah Combs, Second Row : Sylvia Harris, Brenda Davis Mary Lynn Dye, Judy Fuller, Billie Sue Kiser, (Queen), Kathy Whited. Alice Lee Robinson, Patty Wells. — 60 — The Homecoming game was the Indian Summer of the football season. — 61 — BAND First Row : Carolyn Reedy, Curtis Millsap, Brenda Presley. Second Row: Buster Caudell, Barbara Davis, Jackie Ray, Donna Taylor, Rita Caudell, Janice Rutherford, Linda Hess, Geneva Vandyke, Roger Hubbard. Third Row: Charles Wallace, Judy Honaker, Judy Fuller, Sharon Miller, Becky Richardson, Pat- tie Taylor, Eloise Ferrell, Janie K. Boyd. Fourth Row: Brack Slate, Jim Baldwin, Kathy Wilson, Patty Messick, Wanda Martin, Christine Cook, Charma Jane Bartee, John L. Buckles. Fifth Row: Patricia Hess, Carmen Ball, Judy Lockhart, Wesley Hubbard, Lora Jane Fuller, Larry Cox, Michael Jackson. 62 — ELEMENTARY SCHOOL — 63 ELEMENTARY FACULTY PAUL OSBORNE Elementary Principal Hazel Barrett Cailie Bowling Thelma Boyd Ruth Davis Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Feme Myrtle Hubb Foy Harte Edith Mays Lucille Mays Mrs. Anna H. June Rakes Nora B. Shelton Sallie H. Miller Shrader Elizabeth Laura Smith Wanda Smith Kathleen Nora Taylor Mary Steele Slaughter Taylor Vencill — 64 — Miss Davis’ Seventh Grade First Row: Mary Allen, Wayne Baldwin, Larry Ball, Scotty Boyd, Archie Combs, Nadine Comp- ton, Roger Crouse, Elmer Deel, Jimmy Fuller. Second Row: Anna Harris, John Hess, Ruby Hess, Bonnie Honaker, Jimmy Honaker, Mae Jones, Loretta Lowe, Cecil Miller, Delores Mitchell. Third Row: Phillip Nash, Kathy Peck, Gerald Perkins, Betty Ratliff, Willard Ratliff, Mack Rey- nolds, Paulette Reynolds, Ronnie Sage, Grant Shepard. Fourth Row: William Stump, Jim Taylor, Mildred Thomas, Mark Tiller, Burl Wolford, Jerry Wolford, Johnny Woodward, Edna Yates, Wayne Yates. Not Pictured: Jimmy Lee Honaker, B. H. Miller, Helen Peck, Faye Sykes. Miss Rakes’ Seventh Grade First Row: Bill Belcher, Michael Carter, Jackie Comp- ton, Douglas Dye, Daryl Ferguson, Larry Fuller, Bonnie Hess, Charles Hess, Claude Hess, Ella Mae Hess. Second Row: Louis Hess, Jeff Holmes, Stafford Hon- aker, Dannie Howard, Donald Hughes, Sue Lester, Sonny Marshall, Freddie Martin, Patsy Martin, Darrell Meadows. Third Row: Virgie Morgan, Agee Lee Osborne, James Sanders, Inez Scheckler, Delmer Stevens, Doris Taylor, Wanda Vance, Christine Wilson. Not Pictured: Connie Coleman, Beecher Hess, Jerry Smith. 65 Mrs. Smith’s Seventh Grade First Row: Lee Roy Ball, Danny Barnhart, Freeman A. Barton, James A. Berry, Ann E. Chafin, James Childress, James A. Compton, Peggy L. Compton. Second Row: Clinton D. Dye, Eugene Dye, Jackie R. Dye, Sammy D. Eaton, Birchard Griffith, Stanton Hale, Eddie Harrison, Eugene Hess, Linda C. Honaker. Third Row: Mary Carol Honaker, Billy Hub- bard, John D. Jessee, Thomas M. Jones, Rhonda C. McGlothin, J. K. Musick, Jr., Paul H. Musick, Earl Kent Osborne, Margaret E. Peck. Fourth Row: Brenda C. Price, Russell E. Price, Carlos L. Rasnake, Jackie Lee Ray, Garry D. Smith, Shirley D. Sykes, Yvonne Taylor, Sharon L. Thompson, Linda Wilson. Not Pi ctured: Daniel Honaker, Gary Max- field, Riley Olson, Lois Whited. Miss Barrett’s Sixth Grade First Row: David Barrett, Linda Brewer, Sylvia Compton, Rosalee Dye, Judy Farmer, Betty Ferguson, Billy Joe Foleno, Carolyn Gent, Laura Gay Gent, Sandra Hale. Second Row: Wanda Hale, Dolly Helton. Carmie Hess, Garnet Lee Hess, Randall Hillman, James Honaker, Judith Honaker, Steven Honaker, Rilda Hudson, Judy Johnson. Third Row: Glenda Matney, Larry Miller, Donald Millsap, Rebekah Musick, Wanda Nash, Barbara Perkins, Danny Ray, Kathy Richardson, Garland Shepherd, Wayne Stevens. Fourth Row: Richard Stump, Wanda Sue Stump, Cecil Sykes, Harry Taylor, Marvin Taylor, Mona VanDyke, Janet Sue Wallace, Pamela White, Donna Wilson, Miss Barrett. Not Pictured: Robert Stump, Douglas Sauls, Linda Lester. — 66 Mrs, Shrader’s Sixth Grade First Row: Jimmy Bise, Jimmy Boyd, Bonnie Belcher, Susan Cline, Larry Combs, Allan Couch, Richard Deskins, Audrey Fuller, Earl Gregory, Jean Ann Hale. Second Row: Bonnie Harris, Sonny Harris, Wanda Sue Harrison, Garnett Hess, Linda Gail Hess, Vencill Hess, Wanda Jean Honaker, Larry Lambert, Wayne Lock- hart, Rosemary Musick. Third Row: Danny Osborne, L. D. Owens, Jr., Ernest Perkins, Hubert Ray, Jr., Larry Ray, Brenda Ritchie, Blaine Sheckler, Frank Short, James Allen Staten, Ken- neth Stump. Fourth Row: Carol Stinson, Douglas Sykes, Jarlin Sykes, Linda Taylor, Jerry Thompson, Anna Thomas, Barbara Tolley, Estil Vance, Emma Lee Wampler, Olivia Whited. Miss Bowling’s Fifth Grade icaifei., f, .IflW First Row: Rebecca Ball, Marvin Barnhart, Richard Boyd, Jack Cline, Larry Cox, J. B. Deel, J. B. Deel, Christine Farmer, Jerry Farmer, Linda Fields, Rhonda Fly. Second Row: Diane Fuller, Mary Fuller, Judy Griffith, Clara Gross, Fay Harris, Eula Helton, Dallas Hess, Richard Hess, Brenda Holmes, Wanda Honaker, Jessie Howard. Third Row: Roy Daniel Hubbard, Roger Kiser, Peggy Lester, Nada Likens, Michael Meyers, Shirley Miller, Jacqualine Musick, Richard Perkins, David Perkins, James Pill, Patricia Ramsey. Fourth Row: Eva Ratcliff, Carol Ray, Shirley Ray, Dewey Sims, Billy Steele, Larry Taylor, Kaye Thompson, Ronald Van Dyke, Bonnie Whited, Patsy Yates, Peggy Yates. 67 — Miss Hubbards’ Fifth Grade First Row: Wanda Sue Ball. Earl David Barker, John Bartee, Loretta Barton, Larry Chafin, Ernest Compton, Jr., James A. Cox, Jr., Roger Cox, Barbara Deskins, Mary Francis Fly, Pat Foy. Second Row: Betty Harrington, Helen Hess, Jerry Honaker, Larry Honaker, Linkous Honaker, Thomas Honaker, Wanda Honaker, Bryant Howard. Roger Hughes, Rhonda Kay Miller, Roger Mitchell. Third Row: Joseph Bruce Musick, Mary Jane Musick, Carl Osborne, Stephen Osborne, Stephen Lynn Patrick, Pauletta Perkins, Lynn Reedy, Nancy Richardson, Robert Rutherford, Roy C. Sauls, Sandra Smith. Fourth Rcw: Regina Stinson, Arnold Street, Mary Jane Street, George Taylor, Teresa Taylor, Dianne Thomas, Bobby Wallace, Randall White, Lonnie Whitt, Susan Woodward, Miss Hubbard. Mrs. Harte’s Fifth Grade I ] First Row: Jackie Altizer, Robert Bise, Vir- ginia Blackwell, Patricia Carter, Bobby Clark, Sarah Colley, Ella Sue Combs, L. C. Combs, Brenda Dye. Second Row: Myrtle Farmer, Jimmie Farmer, Johnny Fields, Larry Fields. Phillip Fields, Ruth Hess, James Holmes, Roger Hubbard, Clara John- son. Third Row: Wayne Kiser, McKinley McGlothin, Mary Katherine Naillon, Oma Price, Larry Pruitt, Geneva Renolds, Carol Robinson, Jimmy Robinson, Carl Sargent. Fourth Row: Wayne Stinson, Ronald Sykes, Shelby Sykes, J. W. Taylor, Rita Taylor, Roger Wallace, Tom Whited, Elizabeth Whitt, Mrs. Harte. 68 Mrs. Slaughter’s Fourth Grade First Row: Connie Boyd, Michael Cabell, Darryll Lynn Comp- ton, Wanda Ferguson, Sharon Ferrell, Cathy Gent, Gary Gregory, Cecel Harris, Daniel Harris, Johnny Harris, Barbara Mae Harri- son. Second Row: Gerald Hess, Jerry Hess, Lynn Arlon Hess, Marshall Hess, Ronald Hess, Wanda Gay Hess, Otis Edward Helton, Danny Honaker, Judith Ann Honaker, Larry Honaker, Guy R. Kneen. Third Row: Sally Land, James Lester, Connie Marshall, Michael McNeely, Joe Musick, Roger Lee Musick, Butchy Owens, Frieda Patrick, Sue Ann Ratliff, Becky Ann Reynolds, Brenda Sargent. Fourth Row: Carolyn Shepard, Eddie Smith, Catherine Stevens, Gary Stinson, Carmie Street, Betty Taylor, Robert Carl Thomas, Randall Turner, Elmer White, Mrs. Slaughter. Miss Smith’s Fourth Grade First Row: Cathy Barnhart, Barbara Boyd, Shirley Compton, Samuel Deskins, Fred Hale, Winston Harrington, Larry Hart, Darrell Hess, Fred Hess, Jr., Gracie Hess. Second Rcw: Lois Hess, Jimmy Honaker. Larry W. Honaker, Lua Etta Hughes, Sue Hughes, Clayton Mc- Glothlin, Darnell McGlothlin, Darrell McGlothlin, Deloris Morgan. Third Row: Faylene Musick, Mary Ruth Musick, Archie Nash, Daniel Orr, Norma Osborne. Betty Peck, Linda Perkins, David Powers, Sandy Rasnake, Shirley Romans. Fourth Row: William Rutherford, Keith Slate, Kermit Slate, Rita Smith, Myrtle Stevens, David Sutherland, Shelia Thompson, Ronnie Wells, Wade Wells, Willis Yates. Not Pictured: Billy Joe Hess, Paul Johnson. 69 — Mrs. Foy’s Fourth Grade First Row: Jerry Artrip, Ronnie Ball. Arthur Belcher, Janice Booth, Lee Charlton, Sarah Cline. Mildred Colley, Janet Compton, Michael Deel, Charles Harris. Second Row: Howard Helbert, Bernice Hess, Charlie Hess, Kathleen Hess, Laurence Hess. David Honaker, Glen Honaker, Vivian Honaker, Pamela Howard, Sharon Jack- son. Third Row: Larry Jones, Linda Keene, Danny Meadows, Wilma Meadows, Lucille Morgan, Larry Perkins, Johnny Ruth Ramsey, Deldon Ratliff, Richard Ray, Johnny Robinson. Fourth Row: Cathy Stinson, Bill Stratton, Roger Stump, Joyce Sutherland, Charlie Wallace, Larry Whited, Alfred Yates, Mrs. Foy. Mrs. Shelton’s Third Grade First Row: Darius Ball, Truman Ball, Wanda Sue Ball, Joyce Cabell. Anita Chafin, Marie Clark, Diana Combs, Sandra Combs, Curtis Deel. Second Row: Arthur Fields, Larry Fuller, Carey Lee Hale, Douglas Harrison, Margaret Hess, Loretta Hess, Nancy Hillman, Elizabeth Honaker, Garland Honaker. Third Row: Harlos Honaker, Ronnie Lester, Gail Miller, John David Musick, Michael Musick, Wayne Perkins, Michael Pill, Joe Reynolds, Brenda Smith. Fourth Row: Wayne Sargent, Carolyn Stamper, Christine Stump, Barbara Sykes, Anna Ruth Tay- lor, Billy Taylor, Nora Shelton (teacher). Not Pictured: Ronnie Compton. — 70 Miss Mays’ Third Grade First Row: Donna Jane Boyd, Kathy Chafin, Jerry Lee Clark, Michael Collins, Peggy Sue Cook, Larry Gene Cox, Jane Rush Gent, Linda Helton, Kathy Hess, Law- rence Hess. Second Row: Sonny C. Hcnaker, Wanda Honaker, Charlene Hunt, Michael Lockhart, Kenneth Mitchell, Har- old Morgan. Mary Joyce Morgan, Deborah Musick, Chuchie L. Price, David Price. Third Row: Mary E. Price, Gaynell Ray, Geralene Ray, William Reynolds, Wayne Rose, Ann Sheckler, Larry Shepard, Joe Shortt, Patsy Shortt, Wanda Shortt. Fourth Row: Naomi Stevens, Jimmy Street, Joseph Chester Street, Ha ' old Sykes, Nancy Taylor, Roger Thompson, Sharon Tiller, Miss Lucille Mays. Mrs. Miller’s Second and Third Grades First Row, Third Grade: Anna Ruth Belcher, Gerelene Harris, Winfred Hess, Marsha Jackson, Sharon Lambert, Alice Ann Olson, Stevie Reynolds, Dollie Stevens. Richard Street. Second Row: Cathy Sue Stump, Cathy Wallace. Second Grade: Irene Ball, Randy Fields, Barbara Sue Hess, Sandra Kay Hess, Billy Honaker, Ida Honaker, Johnny C. Honaker. Third Row: Leslie Lambert, Jerry Millsap, Douglas Musick, Mary Musick, Darrell Ray, Debrah Sutherland, Darrell Sykes, Glenda Sue Sykes, Mrs. Miller. Not Pictured, Third Grade: Thelma Ball, Rod- ney Blackwell, Palmer D. Martin, Arnold Ray, Daniel Whited. Second Grade: Larry Honaker, Kathy Ramsey. 71 — Miss Taylor’s Second Grade First Row: Mitchell Barton, Susie Blanton, Pauline Burgess, Roger Chafin, Kerry Compton, Barbara Cook, Peggy Cox, Randall Cox, John Henry Fuller, Willie Gent. Second Row: Mildred Helton, Wanda Hess, Anna Honaker, Janice Honaker, Kathy Honaker, Teresa Hona- ker, Nancy Horn, Rita Jones, Johnny Lester, Linda Mc- Gloth lin. Third Row: Brenda McNutt, Andy Nash, Kenneth Osborne, Michael Patrick, Jimmy Perkins, Ralph Perkins, Ronny F. Perkins, Ronny Lee Perkins, Jo Ellen Pill, Nelson Plaster. Fourth Row: Marty Rasnake Jaunita Sargent, Vicki Starnes, Linda Stevens, Barry Taylor, Dora Taylor, Frances Taylor, Masel Taylor, Susanna Van Dvke, Bertha Whitt. Not Pictured: Michael Johnson, Phyllis Taylor. Miss Vencill’s Second Grade First Row: Franklin Ball, Rosalee Ball, Betty Bar- rett, Donnie Barrett, Marvin Belcher, Melissa Boyd, Ema- lene Colley, James Compton, Ruthie Deskins, Janie Carol Fuller. Second Row: Fred B. Gent, Herman Gent, Deborah Griffith, Ricky Hale, Carroll Harris, Mary Ann Harris, Carolyn Hess, Deborah Hess, Calvin Honaker, Judy Carol Honaker. Third Row: Michael Honaker, Samuel Honaker, John- nie Hubbard, Jayne Jackson, Billy Johnson, Harmon John- son, Joe Edd Jones, Doris Lockhart, Joyce Mitchell, Tim- my Musick. Fourth Row: Ronnie Perkins, Betty Lou Ray, Eddie Sample, Madean Shorrtt, Lola Stevens, Brenda Vance, Paul David Woodward, David Wyatt. Not Pictured: Brenda Harris, Kathy Hess, Larry Price. 72 Mrs. Taylor’s First Grade First Row: James Ball, Ruby Ball, Ronald Blackwell, Je iy Cabell. Sandra Combs, Georgia Cox, Debrah Deel, Carolyn Dotson, Regina Gent. Second Row: David Hall, Roger Harris, Wayne Harrison, Aleta Hart, David Hart, Carolyn Helton, Donald Hess, Kenneth Hess, Patty Jean Hess. Third Rcw: Michael Hillman, Wade Jackson, Roy Lester, Donna Miller, Anna Ruth Musick, Peggy Sue Musick, Delores Reynolds, Faith Shortt, Judy Ann Steele. Fourth Row: Cathy Stevens, Barbara Taylor, Dianne Taylor, Joe Thompson, Robin Tiller, Susan Tiller, Dallas Whited, Mrs. Taylor, Teacher. Miss Mays’ First Grade First Row: Richard Ball, Roger Barker, Lisa Bartee, Ronald Belcher, Keith Carter, Sandra Kay Clark, Janet Compton, Willis Cook, Connie Hale. Second Row: Betty Lou Hess. Darlene Hess, Douglas Hess, Gerald Hess, Linda Mae Hess, Sylvia Ann Hess, Deborah Honaker. Judy K. Hurd, Brenda Millsap. Third Rcw: Linda Morgan, Pamela Musick, Ruth Owens, Connie Perkins, Kenneth Pruitt, Cheryl Reedy, Russell Sargent, Eliza Sauls, Steven Stinson. Fourth Row: David Taylor, Hazel Lee Taylor, Geneva Thomas, J. W. Yates, Loretta Yates. Not Pictured: James V. Hess, Carolyn John- son, James Lester. Miss Boyd’s First Grade First Row: Cathy Ball, James Garland Belcher, Daryll Boyd, Je.ry Boyd, Larry Compton, Betty Ann Couch, Ronald Fogleman, Darrell Harris, Bar- bara Honaker. Second Row: Brenda Honaker, Ray Johnson, Lynn Justice, Deborah Kelly, Ronnie Lester. Ron- ald Maxfield, Sharon McGlothlin, Gary Musick, Lou Ella Perkins. Third Row: Timothy Presley, Elizabeth Price, Linda Ray, Janice Sargent, Elmer Sauls, Johnny Sheckler, Larry Smith, Terry Smith, Darrell Stevens. Fourth Row: Garland Street, Timothy Stump, Paul Sutherland, Susie Taylor, Johnny Thomas, Wanda Thomas, Miss Boyd, Mr. Fogleman (Cus- todian), Robert Lester (Miss Mays’ Room). It’s recess time at last. — 74 — — 75 — BOY’S PATROL Left to Right: Claude Hess, Sonny Marshall, Louie Hess, Paul Musiek. J. K. Musick, Gary Smith, Eugene Hess, Lee Roy Ball, Jack Comp- ton, Cecil Miller, Mac Arthur Reynolds, Willard Ratcliff, Clinton Dye, Jimmy Fuller. PIANO CL IB m I ' iTi’l Ifiij ill) pi lif Sjii |ii|L Hi; I ' M §§1 [[iS First Row : Pat Foy, Sheila Thompson, Chris- tine Stump, Brenda Smith, Donna Boyd, Cathy Gent, Keith Slate, Mrs. Grace BeCraft. Second Row: Betty Harrington, Teresa Tay- lor, Mary Carol Fuller, Sandra Smith, Robert Rutherford, Wanda Stump, Pamela White. 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