Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

A yearbook is a memory book of words and pictures; a history of the current year, that keeps memories forever fresh and new, and the people pictured forever young. In the yearbook, time stands still; there is only NOW -- and the promise of things to come. Yet, we look back only in reverie -- Life goes not backward, nor tarries with yesterday. Unafraid, we look ahead to the future, challenged by what it holds for us. The youth of today ARE the leaders of tomorrow. What can we, as youth, do to prepare ourselves for our roles as adults? First, we must take ourselves seriously and realize that we have great work to do. We are not unimportant extras in the great drama of life --we play principal roles and we write our own script; we cast ourselves, and we direct the play. We are not puppets on a string, presenting the thoughts and ideas of others. This pictorial essay, of PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL in 1966, was born of dreams and created under the pressure of reality is dedicated to all teenagers, those of our school and of our nation. HALF THE WORLD IS UNDER TWENTY-ONE. TEENAGER'S. Everywhere today we hear about how many rioted over the week- end, how many are drop-outs. And most of all, how many of them there are! By 1970 more than half the people in America will be under 25 years of age. Say ’’juvenile and nine adults in ten will think delinquent . Know any juvenile delinquents? High-school dropouts? Narcotic addicts? Most of us don’t. Mention teen-agers to the average adult and a whole spectrum of ills immediately flash into view. The term is a sterotyped label which is applied to every member of the most diverse group in our population. It is a high abstraction, a term which lumps together everyone in the second decade of life into a luridly colored mass. The very use of the term is depersonalizing and monstrous, turning living, breathing individual young people into a feared mob. Today’s teen-age mass activity all too often makes unflattering from page news. We create a sterotyped group and then anything a few do we make representative of many, especially if it is antisocial. (Xir teens are victims of generalizations-false general- ization. The only way this sterotype can be broken is to refuse resolutely to look at individual children in terms of sterotype. We must insist that children are not teen-agers, typical or atypical. Our teens are named, loved, identified individuals, each different from the other and from all others. They share the same decade of chronological age but they realize that individuality counts. Our treating them as one great homogeneous unit-thc TEEN-AGER significantly increases the need of members of this mass to search for some identity, even if it’s only a haircut. The answer to sterotyping cannot be found in counter argument -- in stating how many teens think education is important or how many do belive in God. The answer lies in looking at each individual and not at the mass. Most teenagers want to be a part of their community, they want to do constructive things to help others. Most clubs and activities organized by youth are just for that purpose. Teens arc full of energy, ideals, and zest to start right on their adult careers and lives. The psychologists, the economists, the educators, all of 2 the experts arc right when they say that teenagers have a tremendous impact on both present day and future America. No one can seriously doubt that it is the taste of the teens that decrees the trends in music, entertainment, fashions and even the language. Every teenager in America should be proud to know that. The adults should rest assured that the impact that their revolution will have will be all for the good. Revolution? Are we headed for a youth-dictated culture? Un- doubtedly we arc. But what kind of revolutionists are they? Despite newspaper headline and adults well-founded concern with their problems, delinquets represent only a minute percentage of our teen- age populations. The teens in this book are neither rebels or conformists- they are both! They conform to the ways of their own generation but rebel against the ways of the older generation. The revolution among teen-agers in our generation is neither rebellion nor an act of conformism. It is the search for a truth amongst all of the advertisement, influencing and propaganda directed at die easily influenced teen. This group is more important than we realize, more influential than we admit and wealthier than ever before in the world's history. They have grown up accepting the amazing concepts of space travel as commonplace. They have lived an entire lifetime under the comfortable umbrella of man's greatest era of prosperity and easy money. Certainly a new social and economic force is at work in America today. As a result we may well be witnessing the beginning of a revolution. Not a revolt, but a change in the status of a group destined to become more dominant in the make-up and conduct of our society. Many teens are trying hard, with an almost frenzied eagerness to come to terms with the world around them. This generation is maturing faster, accepting more responsibility than any other. Their genuine concern for our society is demonstrated by those who join the Peace Corps at 18 or 19, their own periodic publications now flooding the country, by the Olympic swimming champions who dedicate every waking moment to training and winning recognition for their country. More than ever before, die teenage element” is living with inventiveness, dedication and accomplishment. It has been said that the greatest job of any generation is to raise a better generation. The rift between the generations in our time is puzzling, because the age gap between them is small. Some people believe kids are steadily getting worse, in every way. Older citizens are automatically appalled by almost everything our kids do. If kids do it, it's bad even if their elders do it themselves without self-criticism. Authorities warn us never to pick up teen-age hitchhikers. Haven’t parents lost control of their offspring? Aren't college kids rioting? What about the way they dance? Their music? Pop art? and so on and on. Endlessly, and endless nonsense and libel! We are all to eager to accept all such accusations without question. No nation ever before undertook such massive blackguarding of its own young. To whom can I speak today? The gentle man has perished The violent man has access to everybody. The iniquity that smites the land It has no end. There are no righteous men. The earth is surrendered to criminals. the writer's nostalgia for the older, gentler, more righteous time strikes us as very modern. The writer could be alive today, but this poem was written by a man contemplating suicide some 4,000 years ago, in the time of Egypt's Middle Kingdom! It is an abiding characteristic of man to believe that the old virtures are disappearing, the old cause disintegrating, and the old, good, stern ways no longer honored. Often we forget that each generation must refight the old crucial battles on its own battleground and so dicover it's own truths. Let us for a moment think differently. Take time to look at the people you will meet in this book and see them as they really arc. The finest people on earth, the finest there ever was, arc America’s minor citizens, American kids, TEENAGERS included. Yet we seldom take the time and effort to honor our next generation. Let us cease to be critical and look to our youth for bright promises of a better tomorrow. After all we really have nowhere else to look for hope. America's youth is this nation's future, and with them rest the only future we have. In this book you will see profiles of the brilliant and the excep- tional. You will meet those who feel on the outside of things, and those who have difficulty keeping pace with their companions. But all of them are IN THE ACTION! And almost without exception they are doing their best. Open now the pages of our book. Look at their fads, fashions, their kooky likes and dislikes. See them in moments of quiet tension and in frantic displays of release. Let our camera show you in both individuals and groups the leaders of tomorrow. It’s a go- generation and the whole of humanity is betting on them. Young America WILL have it's say. Teens are tops! And I think this pictorial essay proves it. Now is the time for action and the place is PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL. 3 CRJBUU Lights . . • 0 Barger Lilly Ernie Bragg Bill Culp Mickey Kassem Melvin Lester Larry Showalter Ricky Noland Tracy Pettrey SCHOOL PPOFOSRAFWER Jim Graham, Delmar Co. Camera . . . . One of the most active weeks at Princeton High School was during . . . OPEN MOUSE 1966 Principal, Mr. Robert L. Kight, welcomes Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard St. Clair to Princeton High School Open House 1966. They are the parents of Barry, a '63 graduate of P. H. S. and Cathey, a senior this year. Mrs. Dean Hosmer, art teacher, encourages visitors to view the portable exhibit of art designed especially for open house. The exhibit consisted of originally illustrated limericks about art. This limerick is by art student, Sandy Hill. A nursery was an innovation for Open House this year and was quite a success. Art students, Gloria Ashby, Sarah Jones, and Beth Tuggle, assist children in experimenting with a new art technique called Spin- Art . Committee: Miss Gail Rector, Co-ordinator Mrs. Madie Dyer, Publicity Mgr. Mrs. Betty Hosmer, Chairman An annual tradition at our school is for the members of the Future Homemakers to serve the refreshments. Above, Linda Duggan, and Mrs. Garnet Thomas, cafe- teria manager, serve during the visitations. Below: Keyettes, Cathey St. Clair and Sharon Oxley, stage a scene to commemorate the West Virginia Education Association’s 100th Anniversary. The bulletin board depicts the theme of American Education Week and the anniversary parade. This exhibit served as a distribution point for literature and as an information booth. Asst. Principal, Mr. George W. Keatley and Jimmy Graham, son of Mr. Jim Graham - school photographer - confirm that the Future Homemakers cookies are good to the last crumb . Below: Janean Brown and Donna Bailey direct Mr. Vernon Dunn in registering. Mr. Dunn is Principal at Spanishburg High and father of our head cheerleader, Juliana Dunn. 210 people attended the 1966 Open House. THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION was most active in 1965-66 in stimulating participation and co-operation among Princeton High School students and the administration, Mr. Robert Right, principal (right), and Mr. George Keatley, assistant (left). OFFICERS: Roxanna Early, Pam Carr, Kathy Hicks, Rebecca Kidwell, SENIOR REPRE- SENTATIVES: Sharon Neely, Pamela Harvey, Barbara DeLung, Loretta Hamrick, Kathy Seaver, Sandra Stowers, Barbara Lambert, Teresa Wimmer, Barbara Beckett, Arnold Jones, Mike Phillips, Doris Phillips. JUNIOR REPRESENTIVES: Delilah Rumberg, Pam Tynes, Dottie McFarland, Susan Piper, Mike Wagner, Vicki Simpkins, Kathy Spang- ler, Sandy Hill, Vickie Cline, Rita Harvey, Linda Blevins, Susan Brown. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Susan Oney, Donna Prinzbach, Barbara Shutt, Jean Watts, Peggy Cruise, Sarah Murphy, Deborah Howell, Joyce Arrington, Ronnie Linkous, David Chambers, Roy Hall, Roger Maynard, Jack Puckett, SENIORS DEDICATION Because she has dedicated so many hours to youth and has given so much of herself so unselfishly to make our school a better school. . . Because she has served faithfully and with great spirit . . . Because she is respected by each and every one of us . . . We take this opportunity to humbly honor MISS WILLIE MARIE SHUMATE by dedicating this issue of The Tiger as a token of our appreciation. Pictured above is Miss Shumate with some of her friends at a dinner honoring her at her retirement. 7SACMERC OP DISTINCTION MERCER COUNTY TEACHER OF THE YEAR” The annual selection of Teacher of the Year” is an honor coveted by all teachers. Miss Louise Gentry's selec- tion to this position was of special significance this year because she was recognized not only at P. H. S., but through- out the county as the teacher most dedicated to her profes- sion. Our students and faculty and her many friends are now supporting her for the selection on state and national wide level. Her famous red checked apron has been a symbol of authority for a number of years at our school. The symbolic apron has had a way of tying it's strings around the hearts of her students. Her vitality is a most important part of the ACTION around Princeton High as she directs the radio program, The Tiger Review , sponsors the Masque and Gavel, directs plays and programs for all special events. Wherever the action is, there you will find Miss G, in action, teaching, speech, and preparing students for the annual Forensic meet. To Miss Louise Gentry we owe deep appreciation for many things. WJGU4GE Mrs. Mildred Murphy, Chairman, discusses a composition with Mrs. Louise Clark, Grader for the English Department. Miss Kathleen Kane The English Department is in an era of transition in which significant changes are taking place. West Virginia’s new Comprehensive Educational Program has set the stage for great strides of improvement in instruction for students in this department. It is our aim to insure each student a comprehensive program in the language arts; to teach skills in writing, reading, speaking, listening, and spelling; to teach oral and written language; to broaden the student’s horizon; to show selectivity in both intensive and extensive reading; to develop an appreciation for the best in all types of literature; and to help the pupil understand that good literature mirrors life. ENGUSW DEPARTMENT MUSIC euan NOMEMAJCMG Mrs. Nora Burton Chairman of Department DEPARTMENT WBUCA’S MOST IMPCKW P£fc IS TO CRWIEA CUMflE OF FREEDOM IN WHICH THE. IfJDMDgaL OVY FtOURISH The myth that college is the only road to success and respectability is a dangerous one. Many teenagers show aptitudes outside traditional academic areas, will always be a complex matter but these five individuals at Princeton High School strive to recognize and encourage creativity in their students. ART Mrs. Betty Hosmer and student teacher, Charles Smith. IQ tests do not measure creativity. Sizing up a child's creativeness If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. —Thoreau CFG CH DRAMA Miss Louise Gentry B4ND Mr. Earl Erskine COWERjCE DEFflRJMENT THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT strives to offer classes in those subjects that will equip a graduate with the necessary knowledge and skills to compete in the business world of today. If a student avails himself of these classes, he will have training in bookkeeping, dictation, transcription, office procedures, and experience in the use of the dictaphone, electric typewriter, comptometer, calculator, and duplicator. Upon completion of these courses, students should be well qualified to enter the field of business. WHO'S —KEEPING these books — YOU or ME??? 16 Miss Jessie Lilly Miss Elaine Keatley Chairman, Mrs. Bernice Hicks Mrs. Garnetta Belcher SOOALSlUDfES department Chairman of Department -- Miss Ruth Wall First row: Mrs. Madie Dyer, Mrs. Wanda Hughes, Mrs. Mary Bess Mitchell, Second row: Mrs. Mary Page, Mr. Eugene Price, Mr. Archie Sisk The basic purpose of this program is to provide the motivation, understanding, knowledge, and skills necessary for informed and active citizenship in our country. Ideally, each pupil who completes the program should understand the basic principles upon which his nation functions and should be motivated to support these principles actively as a patriotic, participating citizen. The selection of social studies materials for inclusion in our school curriculum is made with this purpose in mind. In our school, courses available are: World History, Geography, American History, Government, Sociology, and Economics. THE KOTO OUR- FUIURE LIES IN OUR IMN PfiST Mrs. Eleanor Ball Mr. Howard Durr Mrs. Madie Dyer Mrs. Betty Snider SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Science has become one of the most concentrated aspects of study in our schools. At Princeton High, we are adequately equipped to cope with this rising trend. Our school has an efficiently functioning science depart- ment consisting of a division of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The newest addition to the Science Department is a laboratory course in Advanced Biology, This course deals with the actual application of the knowledge learned in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The Science Department is well-staffed and well- equipped for any student who finds his interests inclined in that direction. It is our purpose to make the students aware of the world in which they live and prepare them for the advanced science courses of college. CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT Mrs. Virginia Houchins WIXWD PRfSMIRt HfR[ Mrs. Jackie Ball, Sponsor of the Science Club INCREASED PRESSURE HERE CURVED PATH OF BALL DIRECTION BAIL WAS THROWN Left: Mr. Howard Durr, Chemistry Instructor Below: Science Club girls, left, and Science Club boys, right. These students participate in the Hobart M. Young Memorial Science Club. Mr. Barger Lilly, Chairman Mr. George Smith Mr. Dave Steorts MATH DEPARTMENT The Princeton High School Math Department offers six courses. Each student can select a course to fit his needs, regardless of his class, goals, or abilities. Commercial math is planned for students who plan to follow a career in business. Shop math is designed to give those students going to trade school the math background they need. Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry and Solid Geometry are courses for the college student. VOCATIONAL DEFW2JMENT 22 For every child in the world a school Where knowledge of self and of all humankind Contrives to build in his heart and his mind Full measure of faith and the grace that bestows Strength and compassion wherever he goes! Where the talents that lie in his soul inbound Awaken to live; where confidence found In his own deft skill releases the key For freedom to grow and growth to be free! MERCER COUNTY'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, at Glenwood Park, under the direction of Charles T. Brooks, is one of the county's leading institutions. The school consists of six shop� including machine shop, electricity, welding, radio, drafting, and carpentry. In our country, 23,000 varieties of jobs are available; there are openings today for 25,000 machinists, electronic technicians, tool and die workers, and machine operators. Our society needs carpenters, electricians, bakers, bookbinders, and the like, therefore let’s concede that college is not the only road to respectability. There's an exciting worthwhile job awaiting every youngster who desires one. At our vocational school, one of 4,000 in this country, we aid our boys in seeing the dignity in crafts, trades and skilled jobs. Drafting Instructor Mike Murphy LARRY Belcher adds the finishing touches to the major semester project undertaken by the carpentry shop. VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Abshire, Charles E. Avery, Edward W. Belcher, James W. Belcher, Larry M. Blevins, Blake S. Cooper, Robert D. Combs, Ronnie W. Cox, Robert L. Davis, Jerry W. Dunn, Roy E. Eastburn, Johnny E. Gearhart, Charles D Grose, Larry R. Holdren, Larry W. Holland, William C Hunt, Francis W. Hurley, Ronnie E. Hylton, Roger F. Kester, Dennie L. Kitts, Irvin R. Long, Richard A. Meadows, Herman M. Osborne, Richard T. Palmer, Dwight M. Perkins, Danny G. Shrader, Joe D. Sisk, Jimmie E. Stroupe, Ronald L. Thomason, Michael R. Thompson, Eugene H. Vest, Allen R. Wagner, Joe D. Walker, Curtis M. Warf, Frankie L. Williams, John A. Witcher, Cecil V. Witt, David R. 23 P.WS. CHEERLEADERS Juliana Dunn, Head Cheerleader; Senior Belinda Enicks; Junior Susan Piper; Junior Susan Brown; Junior Belinda Carr; Sophomore Kerry McClung; Sophomore n Pam Carr begins her reign the '66 Homecoming Festivities THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Sue McMannaway, Soph. Attendant Victor Mann, Escort Sandra Frye, Maid of Honor Mickey Chambers, Escort Queen Pam Norman Farley, Escort Sharon Neely, Sen. Attendant Howard Hill, Escort 7 BRING HONOR CLUB Some of the Pep Club's activities during the year: Decorate gym and football field . . . Car parades . . . School lunch bake sale . . . Sell season tickets . . . Pep Club president Pam Carr decorates Homecoming float. . . for the year’s most exciting game. Promote good sportsmanship . . . Skits for pep meetings Charter buses to away games Sports bulletin board JUNIORS SEMOR£ SOPHOMORES Delilah Rumberg RICK KENDRICK BARBARA LAMBERT Susie Mabe Vaughn York SHARON NEELY Ronnie Linkous Donna DeLung BARBARA WOOTEN David Frye Sandy Hill Kakie Brown 30 Alma Elaine Akers Phyllis Ann Akers Lila Kay Anderson Gloria Paulette Ashby Cheryl Ann Bailes Susan Lavin Barrett Brenda Joyce Bauguess Sandra Kaye Bauguess Barbara Ann Beckett Ellen Beeman 33 Paula Alice Caldwell Mable Lucille Carper Pamela Dodd Carr Patricia Anne Chapasco Gail Virginia Clark 34 Mary Elizabeth Clark Brenda Sulove Cline Martha Lee Coleman Nora Frances Combs Elizabeth Sandra Cordle Vickie Hicks Dalton Mary Lou Daniels Judith Ellen Davis Barbara Jo DeLung Sarah Hester Dickerson 37 Janice Sue Dill Nancy Carroll Donley Rose Linda Duggan Juliana Dunn Belinda Kay Elkins Linda Amanda Ferris Barbara Fortner Dallas Mae Fralin Mary Helen Friedl Sandra Kay Frye Carolyn Susan Gearhart Brenda Dove Gentry Brenda Joyce Goings Erma Jean Gooch Mary Adaline Hall Bertha Harriette Harry Pamela Jean Harvey Joyce Buckner Hassen Sarah Danise Heath Carolyn Sue Hedge 41 Kathy Gray Hicks Lynda Gay Hill Mary Charlotte Hill Paulette Garline Hill Sandra Maureen Hill Susan Elizabeth Johnston Judith Annette Jones Sarah Grey Jones Nancy Gail Kelly Constance Hope Kessinger Rebecca Thornton Kidwell Connie Lee LaFon Barbara Ann Lambert Sharon Kay Lambert Pamela Louise Lockhart Sue Carolyn McGuire Pamella Kay McKinney Bonnie Lea Morgan Mary Louise Mullins Suzanne Lee Murphy Adenna Gentry Murray Valerie Vee Myers Joanne Cheryl Neely Sharon Kaye Neely Donna Lynne Nicewonder Linda Gayle Pennington Loretta Rae Perdue Evelyn Niday Phillips Shelia Doris Phillips Connie Sue Pitzer 46 Pamela Lynn Saunders Kathryn Frances Seaver Grade Ann Showalter Barbara Lynn Shrewsberry Doris Carleen Shrewsbury Linda Gale Presley Cora Alice Roberts Mary Ann Roberts Delores Ann Robinette Nora Kathleen Roseberry Beverly Elizabeth Sims Carolyn Sue Smith Karen Lynn Smith Mary Ellen Smith Patty Sue Sparks 49 Brenda Lynn Spicer Catherine Scott St. Clair Sandra Frances Stowers Linda Gayle Tabor Patty Sue Taylor Dickie Lee Webb Eva Montry White Barbara Elizabeth Wickline Teresa Kay Wimmer Carol Faye Wolfe 50 Barbara Jo Wooten MoerscwooL spirted BARBARA LAMBERT AND ARNOLD JONES WERE SELECTED BY POPULAR VOTE OF THE STUDENT BODY AS THE SENIORS BEST EXEMPLIFYING THE SPIRIT OF THE TIGER. THE MASCOT OF OUR SCHOOL. SINCE IT’S BEGINNING, HAS BEEN THE BENGAL TIGER SYMBOLIC OF STRENGTH AND FEROCITY. Tigress, Barbara Lambert TO THE MEMBERS OETWE CWSSOP '66 The past is gone and static. The future is before you and dynamic. Everything you do will affect it. Your training has been designed to give you strength of character. In the Princeton High School classrooms, you have been required to meet high standards. You have been taught that regardless of the subject studied, you on your own must measure up . In the athletic contests, you learned to play the game according to the rules. You learned to be a good sportsman, win or lose. As you face the future may the following thoughts said to be an old Irish Prayer go with you: Take time to work - It is the price of success. Take time to think - It is the source of power. Take time to play - It is the secret of youth. Take time to read - It is the foundation of wisdom. Take time to be friendly - It is the road to happiness. Take time to dream - hitch your wagon to a star. Take time to love and be loved - It is the privilege of the gods. Take time to look around - It is too short a day to be selfish. Take time to laugh - It is the music of the soul. CLASS SPONSOR CLASS COLORS Pink White CLASS MOTTO The future is ours 53 Steven David Belcher Wayne Belcher John Lee Bensey Ernest Hugh Bragg, Jr. William Matthew Bridges William Lane Avery Euell Blake Bailey James Thomas Bailey Don Lyle Bailey, Jr. Tommy Wilson Bailey Roger Dale Craft William Earl Culp Gary Wayne Edwards Robert Eugene Elmore David Roy Farley Ronald Richard Brunschwyler Mike Charles Casey Malcolm Boyce Chambers Leroy Fulton Chambliss Claude Melton Chandler Norman Thomas Farley Daniel Joseph Ferguson Kenneth David Ferris Grant Eugene Foster Charles David Gearhart Buster Wayne Harvey Roy Reed Heddleston Howard Houston Hill Randell Arland Hill Roger Michael Hill James Arnold Jones Thomas Maynard Jones Jr. Oliver Marshall Kassem Martin Tabor Kendrick Randolph King Jr. 60 Thomas Don King Irvin R. Kitts William Darrell Landreth Larry Allen Larue Melvin Roy Lester Herman Mason Meadows Lawrence Eddie Moore Frank Edward Moses William Rod Nester Larry David Nikolaus 63 Richard Terry Osborne Larry Ray Owen Charles Lee Pensule Johnny Keith Pensule Bobby Bruce Pettrey Robert Timothy Thompson Vernon Walter Turpin Richard Dennis Twohig Thomas Micheal Violette Larry Eugene Walker 67 Robert Henry Walthall Frankie Lynn Warf William Randolph Winfrey 68 tTfje Clock of ILife is toounb but once 3nb no man fjas tlje potoer Co tell lust token the banbs toill Stop, 3lt late or earlp ftoui- iJoto is tbe onlp time toe oton Hobe, like, toil toitb a toill. Do not toait until tomorroto, jfor tlje Clock map tfjrn be still. This poem is dedicated to a fellow student, RICHARD WALTER TINSLEY, for whom the clock stopped on December 29, 1965. Rhonda Aliff Barry Allen James Allen Cheryle Alvis Mary Arrington Linda Asbury Edward Avery Chris Babcock Debora Bailes Freddie Bailey 70 Leonard Bailey Linda Bailey Linda Lou Bailey Mary Bailey Pamela Bailey Rula Bailey Patricia Baldwin Charles Bassett Peggy Belcher Dora Blankenship Blake Blevins Linda Blevins Stephen Blevins Roger Boothe Ronald Bowling Cynthia Bridges Rebecca Bridges Susan Brown Roger Burcham Randall Burdette Mary Chaffins Brenda Chambers Bruce Clark Joseph Clark Ronald Clay tor Anthony Cline Vicki Cline Joseph Cocus Judith Coffman Joe Cole Linda Coleman David Collins Kay Combs Vicki Cook Robert Cooper 72 Charles Cox Barbara Cozart Roger Cozart Phyllis Crawford Brenda Crowe Sherry Daniel Johnny Danieley George Daugherty Connie Davis Deborah Davis Jerry Davis Kathy Delp Donna Delung Frank Dickey John Dishner Rebecca Donley Michael Donovan Sharon Dooley Christine Dunn Roy Dunn Emogene Farmer Mike Fenton Chris Ferguson Terry Ferguson Howard Fiery Kerry Fleming Linda Ford Tony Fortuna Betty Frantz Paulette Fink Douglas Freeman Patricia Gilliam Stanley Goad Ophalee Gooch Johnnie Gordon 74 Martha Gordon Anna Gore George Grimm Carmon Grygiel Barbara Guill Nancy Gunter Eugene Hall Herbert Hall David Hamblin Raymond Hamden i), Barbara Harden Lanny Harmon Larry Harmon Darrell Harris Judy Harris Florence Harvey Hope Harvey Gerald Harvey Rita Harvey Cheryl Hatcher Sandra Hill Patricia Hindman Larry Holdren Creola Holland Paul Hoskins Rhonda Howington Veda Huffman Shirley Hylton Joyce Inscore Kenneth lessee Peggy Johnson 76 William Kessler Fairy Johnston Nina Johnston Ralph Johston Jack Keatley Dennie Kester Martha King Jeanne Krupey Betty Lambert Charles Lambert Nancy Lester Randall McComas Diana Larue Evelyn Lewis Linda Mabe Judith McCormick Toby Lee Olga Leippi Virgil Lucado Paulette Martin Kay McPherson Linda Lester Glenna Lynch Pamela Long Linda Marshall Dorothy McFarland Wayne Lucado Dennis Massey Patricia McPherson Gloria Meade Barbara Meadows Deborah Meadows Jonella Meeks Thomas Melvin Tommy Miles Deborah Miller Frederick Millner Margaret Mills Eric Moore Sarah Mullins Deborah Myers Linda Neal Joyce Noe Richard Nowlin 78 Linda O'Dell James Owens Sharon Oxley Darlene Pack Mary Page Barbara Reed Kay Reed Charles Remines Linda Renn Wayne Richard 79 Lucile Poston Kenneth Prinzbach Christopher Peterson John Pettrey Kenneth Pettrey Sue Phillips Vickie Phillips Susan Piper James Pritchett Michael Ramsey Connie Reece Carolyn Perdue Robert Perry Mary Lou Pettrey Sharon Pettrey Gail Richardson Glen Roberts Priscilla Robertson John Robinson Sara Rorrer Delilah Rumburg Hardy Rumburg Mary Sanders Lowery Sarver Noble Rae St. John Lois Scanland Everett Severt Katherine Short Ruth Shorter Stephen Shorter Kathy Simpkins Vicki Simpkins Robert Sink Jimmy Sisk Mildred Skeens Angelina Smith Hubert Smith Sue Smith Conrad Spangler Kathy Spangler Barbara Stafford James Stinson Joseph Strasko Thomas Strow Rita Summers Michael Thomason Eugene Thompson Judith Thompson Lois Townley Deloris Turpin Brenda Whittaker Jack Whittaker Butch Wickline Wayne Wills Barbara Wimmer Pete Wimmer John Winkler Brenda Wirt Donna Wilson David Witt Randall Witt Guindal Wood Jackson Wood Richard Woou Vaughn York 83 Steve Adams Mildred Alvis Marsha Anderson Joyce Arrington Harry Avery Melinda Barie William Basham Elizabeth Bauguess Kenneth Bauguess Judith Beamer William Belcher Betty Blankenship Donna Blevins Robert Belcher Marcia Bohn Drema Boothe Vickie Bouvier Harold Bowden Virgil Brady Judy Bailey Harry Barbery Daryl Belcher Timothy Blevins Deborah Bratsis 84 Barbara Breeden Linda Brewster Patricia Brewster Billie Bropan Judv Brown Katherine Brown Danny Browning Roger Buckner Rita Burdette Fred Burns Phyllis Burton Carolyn Caldwell Marie Caldwell 4 Roy Caldwell Donna Calfee Belinda Carr Peggy Chaffin Alice Chambers David Chambers Charles Chandler Carol Church Andrew Clark Robert Clark Eve Claytor Hiram Claytor Linda Clayton jimmy Clyburn Karen Clyburn John Coleman Neal Collins 85 Richard Collins Danny Compton Carolyn Conner Phyllis Connei Roger Cordle Sandra Cox Peggy Cruise Donald Cuppett Gary Davis Karen Dorsey Geraldine Dove Janice Dove Mary Duncan Roger Ellison Susie Elmore I Roger Elmore Ruth England Yvonne Engram Larry Farley Michael Ferguson Robert Ferguson Michael Fink Wayne Fink Peter Flanigan James Glass John Grimm Theodore Grimm Linda Grist Deborah Hairston Roy Hall Linda Hambrick Vickie Hamden Linda Hamrick Kenneth Hand James Hanks Fred Harvey William Hatcher James Hawks Christine Haynes Edward Haynes Dyann Heddleston William Hedge Rebecca Henderson Andrew Helal Rebecca Helmick Pamela Hill Zeb Hill Nita Hopson Clinton Howard Deborah Howell Ronald Hyatt Pamela Hylton Billie Jackson 87 Victoria Jackson James Jenks Richard Johnston John Jones Judy Jones Patsy Jones Ruth Justice Carol Karnes Shibby Karnes Michael Kessinger Vickie Keesling Lanaa tester Dwight Keys James Keys Mary King Shirley King Terry King David Kirby Bobby Larue Rosaline Lawson Erich Leippi Jerry Kirk Judy Lambert Richard Lane Toby Lucus Sue Mabe Fred Martin Karen Martin Sarah Murphy Anthony Muscatello Earl Muse David Myers Jean Neal Daniel Nestor Kenneth Meadows Lee Meadows Sarah Midkiff Peggy Milam Larry Mitchem Victoria Miller Nadene Mosne Timothy Morris Victor Mann Roger Maynard Edgar Manning Kerry McClung Brenda Marshall Eileen McGinity Harold Marshall Patricia McKinny Sue McManaway Charles Meadows Cora Meadows Deborah Meadows Bonnie Nichols Barbara Noble Ruby Nuckles Stephen Okes Susan Oney Elizabeth Owens Jerry Owens Clem Palmer Julia Pedneau Leanord Pendleton Patty Pendleton Shelly Pennington Donna Prinzbach Jackson Puckett Deborah Quesenberry Teresa Quesenberry Barbara Ratcliff Connie Reader John Peterson Ann Pettrey Tracy Pettrey Dana Phlegar Billy Phillips Robert Preservati Glenna Rumburg Havelin St. John Willard Saddler Robert Shelton Patricia Showalter Mark Shrewsbury Robert Simpkins Jerry Sink Fred Sisk Roslyn Snidow James Spain Darlene Stewart Barbara Street Dorothy Stump Joyce Stump Brent Swanson Paul Sage Elizabeth Sarles Ernestine Smith Rita Sneed Brenda Sexton Dannie Taylor James Thompson Karen Thompson Roger Thompson Roger Lee Thompson Richard Shrewsbury Sheila Shumate Barbara Shutt James Snidow Ronald Thompson Thomas Thornton Darlene Townlev Kathy Underwood Michael Vest John Wall Marilyn Wall Kimble Wallin Linda Warf Johnny Warren jean Watts Rebecca White Joe Whittaker Ava Williams Edward Williams John Williams Margaret Wilson Gregory Wimmer Linda Wimmer Charlotte Wolfe Teddy Wolfe Noland Woodring Gordon Woods Charles Wright 92 Dennis Wright Stephen Wynne Michael Yeck Patrick York PHS CCAO-teQ Ralph Ball Libby Price Dave Steorts Football Schedule. . . .1965 TIGERS Sept. 3 Bluefield 33 . .0 Sept. 11 Shady Springs. . 12 . 45 Sept. 17 Welch 13 . .0 Sept. 25 Oak Hill 7 . 46 Oct. 1 Big Creek . . . . 20 . 27 Oct. 8 Hinton 33 . .0 Oct. 16 Graham 32 . .0 Oct. 22 Williamson . . . 28 . .0 Oct. 29 Mullens 27 . 20 Nov. 5 Giles 7 . .0 Princeton High School Football Team Row 1, bottom: Havelin St. John (Manager), Toby Lee, Clem Palmer, Mike Fink, Johnny Gordon, Mickey Sylvester, Neal Collins, Mike Ferguson, Mike Foster, Leonard Claytor. Row 2, middle: Virgil Lucado, Mike Wagner, Noland Woodring, Eddie Williams, John Robinson, Stanley Goad, Bobby Shelton, Steve Blevins, Jim Asbury, Roger Elmore, Rick Kendrick. Row 3, top: Bill Bridges, Clinton Howajd, Henry Sims, Andy Fiery, Roy Heddleston, Lee Shorter, Tom Tompson, Grant Foster, Darrell Harris, Terry Ferguson, Rocky Hedrick. Run baby run! Back in my arms again. California Dreamin P.H. S. football coach, Dave Steorts. ONTMBREtD Do you wanna dance? 95 ON THE COURT Princeton High School Basketball Tearn Row 1, bottom: Tony Fortuna, Clem Palmer, Harold Webb, David Myers, Clinton Howard, Richard Johnston, Roger Elmore. Row 2, middle: Coach Steorts, Andy Fiery, Norman Vaughn, Howard Hill, Gene Richardson, Henry Sims, John Robinson, Eddie Williams, Coach Ball. Row 3, top: Roy Heddleston, Allen Jones,. Steve Wynn, Eric Moore, Glen Abies, Jack Puckett, Andy Helal, Bobby Shelton, Danny Taylor; manager. Basketball Schedule...................... 1965-66 TIGERS Dec. 3 Alumni .59 . .... 92 Dec. 10 Big Creek .63 .... 59 Dec. 14 Point Pleasant. . . .65 97 Dec. 17 Hinton .67 .... 90 Dec. 21 Richwood .81 .... 71 Dec. 30 Oak Hill .98 .... 85 Jan. 4 Pineville .73 .... 83 Jan. 7 Point Pleasant. . . .65 .... 97 Jan. 11 Bluefield .66 .... 74 Jan. 14 Williamson .... .89 68 TIGERS Jan. 21 Oak Hill . . . 52 . . . . . . 58 Jan. 25 Mullens . . . 92 . . . , . . 74 Jan. 29 Oceana . . . 49 . . . , . . 46 Feb. 1 Bluefield . . . 54 . . . , . . 66 Feb. 4 Richwood . . . 76 . . . , . . 86 Feb. 11 Welch . . . 93 . . . . . . 58 Feb. 12 Williamson . . . . . . 64 . . . . . . 57 Feb. 15 Big Creek . . . . . . . 81. . , . . . 66 Feb. 19 Oceana . . . 64 . . , , . . 60 Feb. 22 Hinton . . . 78 . . , . . . 98 Feb. 25 Mullens . . . 84 . . . . . 90 96 Ralph Ball, P. H. S. basketball coach. Turn, turn, turn, Hypnotized! We gotta get out of this place. Homeward Bound W i 1st Row: John Robinson, Harold Webb, Randy King, Micky Sylvester, Stanley Goad, Mike Wagner, Mike Fink, David Myers, Bobby Shelton, Tom Church. 2nd Row: Clinton Howard, Nolan Woodring, Eddie Williams, Roger Elmore, Steve Blevins, Dana Phlegar, Rocky Hedrick, Richard Johnston, Darrell Harris. 3rd Row: COACH PRICE, Bobby Sink, Glenn Abies, Roy Heddleston, Lee Shorter, Tracey Pettrey, John Thomason. John Thomason, winner of 1st place Coalfield Conference Meet and 3rd place Regional in Discus. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN MEMBERS Grant Foster, President Bill Bridges Arnold Jones Mike Wagner Howard Hill John Robinson Mike Ferguson Clinton Howard Tom Church Steve Blevins Allen Jones Darrell Harris Andy Fiery Roy Heddleston Lee Shorter Jack Puckett Glen Abies KARNES HOGE: SPONSOR Through the efforts of this man, one of our school's newest clubs has been most successful this year. INTTWURAL COUNCIL Left to right: Brenda Goings, Mary Bailey, Connie Bailey, Kay Lambert, Barbara Meadows, Shirley Bailey. Left to right, row 1: Kay Lambert, Micky Alvis, Mona Hamden, Shirley Bailey, Miss Elmore; sponsor, Connie Bailey, Brenda Goings, Mary Bailey, row 2: Sarah Mullins, Marcheta Swim, Delores Robinette, Pam Carr, Barbara Beckett, Donna Bailey, Mary Hall, Linda Ulmer, Barbara Lambert, Kathy Short. 6 bewildered cheerleaders after the homecoming pep meeting . . . The pep club bulletin board reveals the outcome of the basketball games. Coach Ball presents the coveted cow-bell ACADEMIC CATHEY ST. CLAIR Journalism PAM HARVEY Business SHIRLEY BAILEY Phy. Ed. ALYCE ELLIS WVU. Journalism BECKY KIDWELL English ROBERT COX Vocational RANDY KING Phy. Ed. MARY K. CROWGEY Math Not Pictured: DONNA NICEWONDER Science FINE ARTS BETH BRAN YON Homemaking PAULA CALDWELL Art SUZANNE MURPHY Choir CHERYL BAILES Band BARBARA LAMBERT Speech ARNOLD JONES Choir DONALD HALL Radio Announcing RONALD HORTON Band SUSIE BAILES Band REBECCA KIDWELL Leadership and Patriotic Award PAM CARR Activities Award BARBARA LAMBERT All Round Senior TOM CHURCH Best Citizen 102 ' 9 A WRDS AND HONORS MARY KATHERINE CROWGEY.Valedictorian KENNETH DAVID FERRIS....Salutatorian SCHOLARSHIPS ALYCE ELLIS.................Journalism LYNETTE HARDIN.................Epsilon Delta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha PAULA CALDWELL................Keyettes BRENDA COX..................Pep Club BETH BRANYON....................Future Teachers BETTY HOGE...............WVU Fine Arts Summer Workshop ROY HEDDLESTON..........National Merit Scholarship Award DONALD HALL.............Interact and Barbakow Award ATHLETIC AWARDS HENRY SIMS................Player of the Year and Football Award HOWARD HILL............-......Basketball Award TOM CHURCH.........................Track Award SENIOR AWARDS Below: Paula Caldwell Lynette Harden Pam Carr Cathey St. Clair Mary Friedl Beth Bran yon Marcia Cruise Suzanne Murphy Kathy Bowser Kathy Hicks Loretta Booth Evelyn Phillips Eva White Kathy Seaver Julianna Dunn Brenda Cox Pam Saunders Mary Crowgey Linda Duggan Becky Wade Barbara Lambert Donna Nicewonder Nancy Okes Karen Smith Pam Harvey Loretta Hamrick Becky Kidwell Susan Johnston Carol Zones Belinda Elkins Betty Hoge Beth Tuggle Linda Ferris Cheryl Bailes Alyce Ellis Martha Coleman Varerie Myers Left: Induction of new members, Spring of '66. THE RUTH HUGHSON CHAPTER Above: Mike Phillips Kenneth Ferris Arnold Jones Mickey Kassem Tom Church Bobby Elmore Rick Kendrick 104 FRENCH COS MEDICAL ARTS MASQUE AND GAMEL ACTIVITIES: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Project Headstart, summer of '65 Heart Sunday assistance Open House assistance Clothing Drive Cleaned trophy cases Signs for ball games Bloodmobile assistance Helped with F. H. A. fashion show Helped family at Christmas Kiwanis Auction Salvation Army Christmas Booth MEMBERS Tom Church, President 65 Mike Phillips David Frye Kenneth Ferris David Kirby Larry Harris Claude Chandler Jimmy Allen, president 66 Bob Lohr Tony Muscatello Bobby Elmore Leroy Chambliss Darrell Wade Donald Hall Bill Belcher Jimmy Spain fMERACTCUJB (Not Pictured) 66 MEMBERS Steve Jarrell Ernie Bragg Arnold Jones Larry Harmon Bill Landreth Steve Belcher Steve Blevins Mike Foster Darrell Harris Neal Collins Chris Ferguson, V. Pres. 65 Richard Wood Mike Fink Roger Hill Rick Johnston Jimmy Owens David Myers Bill Hedge Richard Collins Jimmy Pritchett Ted Grimm Steve Shorter Melvin Lester Donald Cuppett Victor Mann Pat Smith SPONSOR Archie Sisk THE INTERACT CLUB consists of boys from all three classes. The club is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Princeton. It strives for international understanding and friendlier relationships with other countries. The club this year has surely been in the ACTION. They have sponsored a number of money-making projects in order to participate in a foreign exchange student program. ■ CHRISTIAN YOUTH COUNCIL has a devotion period each Friday morning, giving Princeton High Students a quiet time and a quiet place in which to see themselves as part of the great pattern of things and to measure themselves and their activities in the light of God's presence. This devotion time quickens our senses and reminds us that we are not alone, that a Higher Intelligence has designed our course. Devotions help us to see the truth more clearly. Ip the quiet of worship we find guidance and help in personal problems and strength to face a full and busy day. The worship of God demands, deserves, complete and active participation; to give anything less is to deny ourselves the power that can fill life with meaning. REV. J.T. MOORE — Sponsor Guest Speaker IACK REED --President of CYC, 1962 MEMBERS: Ronald Brunschwyler, Elizabeth Burns, Paula Caldwell, Tom Church, Judy Coffman, Juliana Dunn, Alma Jo Eppes, Mary Friedly, Sandy Frye, Linda Grist, Florence Harvey, Kathy Hicks, Betty Hoge, Becky Kidwell, Barbara Lambert, Melvin Lester, Dottie McFarland, Suzanne Murphy, Doris Phillips, Kay Reed, Lacy Shrewsbury, Pat Smith, Cathey St. Clair, Sandra Stowers CHRISTWJ YOUIW COUNCIL Above: Senior members Middle: Junior members Below: Sophomore members FW Barbara Beckett, winner of the '66 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage And high hope. FUVG£T£ACUeR£ GE AMERICA SPONSOR: Mrs. Mary Bess Mitchell PRESIDENT: Janean Brown THOMAS JEFFERSON ■■ CHAPTER SERVICE AND SCHOLARSHIP FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERTCA SPONSOR: Mrs. Mary Jo Cunningham PRESIDENT: Linda Duggan 113 ACPPP JLA DIRECTRESS MISS BETTY MOODY ACCOMPANIST SUZANNE MURPHY CHORflLEEBG CWOfR ALLgpiB CHOIR OFFICERS President: Suzanne Murphy Vice-President: Barbara Reckett Secretary: Linda Ferris Treasurer: Sandra Frye MADQJQOLQ Steven Jarrell - Drum Major, clarinet Donna Calfee - Flute Drew Clark - Baritone Sax Barbara Cozart - Alto Sax Charles Chandler - French Horn Roxanna Early - Head Majorette, Flute Pat Balwin - Majorette, Flute Linda Brewster - Alto Clarinet Suzy Bailes - Clarinet Linda Warf - Clarinet Martha King - Trombone Shirley King - Clarinet Donna Hoffman - Clarinet Pat Brewster - Mojorette, French Horn Vickie Hamden - Majorette, Flute, Pjccolo Cheryl Bailes - Bassoon Bobby Edwards - Drums Donald Cuppett - Trombone Chris Peterson - Baritone Jimmy Pritchett - Drums Teddy Wolfe - Tympani John Quatrone - Trumpet Judy Jones - Majorette, Tenor Sax Rhonda Aliff - Majorette, Bass Clarinet Ron Horton - French Horn, Trumpet James Jenks - Sousaphone Chris Babcock - Trombone Don Sowers - Trumpet Larry Walker - Cymbals Billy Smith - Trumpet Dwight Keys - Sousaphone Barbara Wickline - Clarinet Roger Booth - Trumpet Karen Dorsey - Trumpet, Majorette Pete Flanigan - Drums Carol Barberie - Bells Donna Wilson - Clarinet SUZY BAILES RONALD HORTON ALLCPI SUZY BAILES 1 7TGER, RB4EU The Tiger Review Staff consists of speech students from Miss Louise Gentry's speech classes. The program is given over W. L. O. H. radio each Saturday morning, presenting the highlights of each week's ACTION at P. H. S. SPONSOR: MISS LOUISE GENTRY Mary Friedl Barbara Lambert Evelyn Phillips Mike Phillips Barbara Shrewsbury Sue Phillips Jeanne Krupey Dottie McFarland Barbara Hardin Linda Bailey Pam Tynes Tom Church Tom Gilpin Donald Hall Ernie Bragg Ronnie Brunschwyler Linda Marshall Valerie Myers Larry Harris Steve Belcher Chris Ferguson Kathy Seaver Jimmy Allen Becky Kidwell Anna Baldwin Martha Gordon Ophalee Gooch Cheryl Hatcher Barbara Wooten Raymond Hamden Kay Reed Cathey St. Clair SPONSOR: Mrs. Geneva Wynn MEMBERS: Cathey St. Clair, Ed. Judy Jones Tim Jones Alyce Ellis Barbara DeLung Bobby Pettrey Bill Bridges John Bensey Janean Brown Cheryl Martin Lucille Poston Suzanne Murphy Jimmy Allen Kay Reed Paula Caldwell Rita Harvey Pam Carr Susan Brown Kathy Seaver SPONSOR Mrs. Geneve Wynn OF FRJNCBWJ WSP Cathey St. Clair EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ITGER TRIBUNE. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mrs. Mary Martin All students at PHS are indebted to these people for their service to our school. LIBRARIAN Miss Virginia Hatcher TREASURER Miss Elaine Keatley SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Betty Graham SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Mrs. Lena B. Phillips CAFETERIA MANAGER AND STAFF Garnet Thomas, Mgr. (above) Jennalie Wheeler Gladys Smith Ethel Shultz (Not Pictured) A brief break in a busy day Mr. Young Ray (left) TO THOSE U WO SERVE US, WESfVE TH4NKS CUSTODIANS Mr. Joe Curto (above) Just Wonderful! ! music Drive Defensively!] 1 enjoying there year, before girlt into the opfiotit sox. Do some foods disagree with you? belongs feminine computer Natural bom ,sq?d [UNCERTAIN WBm Get up and qo ■ Bravado| land Beauty He could have danced all night HABIT FORMING! iptures an audience' the world's most wanted insured for a million dollars!] Lady, Is This Your Kid? beautixi Heaven Sent- L diffcrent. bydesign K I nmir.m bill tie (if iiiiist llie hoi tie an impressionist I masterpiece! Bourbon? oiM’im that’s cool, trace fully Great Entertainer strength, valor and dignity.' The Long. Not Summer A CASE or � r 11 II. ATTRACTUM REBELLI MOST MAGNIFICENT ISi n tlicHfJl RIGHTFULLY KEW Inspiration liveliest Irresistibly Doesn't anybody care' Which came first? Oh, what’ll Ido with my hair? Nothin e-to -jt You’re in good hands 'Natural Wonder’ Pull yOURSElf TOqEThtR, man!' history maker THEN MADE rather fight I than switch! heavyweight Exquisite, Wide-Eyed, Full Color Moppet I’ve saved all year for Jamaica, Happiness is being first Baffled Included as standard equipment1 You can’t thumb a ride out here] Feminine mystique 125 JUST BORN JUST WONDERFUL Does Tension Upset Your System.........Donna Bailey A Fresh Look..........................Sandra Baugess Drive Defensively..............................Grant Foster Belongs........•......................Pamela Harvey Say it with music............................Juliana Dunn I plan on enjoying these years.....Connie Kessinger A Doozey..............................Danny Ferguson Feminine Computer......................Valerie Myers Do some foods disagree with y ?u? . . . Mary Lou Mullens This hat does things for you..................Norman Farley Uncertain...............................Vicki Dalton Natural born good looks........................Mable Carper Get up and go..................................Becky Wade HABIT FORMING!.........................Carol Barbarie Sportsman...........................Cathey St. Clair Captures an audience............................Gary Rumley WILD ANIMALS..............................Mike Casey That's My Boy!.........................Larry Nicholas The world's most wanted.............Mike McGlothlin Insured for a million dollars!...................Kay Lambert He could have danced all night.........Linda Pressley BEAUTIFUL...........................Barbara Wickline Neat and lovely................................Sarah Jones A Cool Approach..............................Phyllis Akers LADY. IS THIS YOUR KID? Different ... by design.......Linda Kenneth Ferris Heaven Sent....................................Sarah Heath Be Unbuggable........................Barbara Beckett An expert.................................Tom Church Beautiful...........................Kathy Roseberry Battle against the bottle.......................Judy Davis An impressionist...............................Kathy Hicks Masterpiece...........................Barbara DeLung Danced all night.........................Alyce Ellis EYEWITNESS.............................Mike Phillips THE ENCHANTED.................................Dickie Webb How to SEAT YOURSELF gracefully. . Delores Robinette Bourbon................................Juliana Dunn A CASE OF MUTUAL ATTRACTION..............Ernie Bragg Great Entertainer....................Suzanne Murphy The one that's cool.....................Kathy Seaver Strength, valor and dignity...............Don Sowers Exquisite Beauty......................Rachel Farley A love story............................Linda Duggan EVERY BIT AS HOT AS IT LOOKS! .... Danny Perkins The Long, Hot Summer............................Karen Smith LEADERS ARE BORN Fun for the Hostess..............................Susan Barrett Exclusive...............................Belinda Elkins Most Magnificent......................Sharon Johnson Big-Eyed Beauty..................................Betty Hoge REBELLION ON WHEELS..................Mickey Kassem A TRAIL OF HEARTBREAK......................Beth Tuggle Does She or doesn’t she..........................Linda Peck Simplicity............................Bonnie Morgan DELIGHTFULLY NEW........................Janice Dill A Special Occasion.........................Lois Croyle Irresistibly..............................Kathy Bowser Liveliest ..............................Susie Clark Inspiration.....................................Janean Brown GREAT SHAKES...........................Larry Gearhart Doesn't anybody care?.................... Nancy Okes Nothing-to-it..........................Mary K. Crowgey Which came first?....................... Susie Smith Oh, what'll I do with my hair? .... Treasa Wimmer You’re in good hands............................Sandra Cordle You don't believe it?...........................Janean Brown Natural Wonder”...................Connie Blankenship Gift Quality...........................Linda Thomas What was I doing wrong?”.......................Joanne Neely THEN MADE A bom beauty.......................................Eva White History Maker......................................Don King Heavyweight ............................Bill Bridges Go-go girl..............................Alma Jo Eppes What I said was:...............................Cheryl Bailes Rather fight than switch !............Roy Heddleston Pull yourself together, man! .....................Tom Mather I've saved all year fqj: Jamacia..................Beth Tuggle Exquisire, Wide-Eyed, Full Color Moppett............. Loretta Hamrick Grand Duchess...........................Sandra Frye FALSE TEETH HURT?.......................Sandra Hodges Gullible, that's me......................Melvin Lester We’ll be glad to tuck you in............Sally Brown Happiness is being FIRST..............Donna Nicewonder A fellow needs big help at a time like this . Pam Carr Baffled.................................Marcia Cruise Feminine mystique......................Dolly Caldwell You can't thumb a ride out here. . . .Martha Coleman Included as standard equipment..........Rick Kendrick Woman at the Wheel.....................Paula Caldwell lUBAVSJUOLQlAFr- Belinda Elkins Bobby Elmore Linda Presley Susan Barrett Lois Croyle Phyllis Akers Sandra Bauguess Gloria Ashby Elaine Akers Rita Harbey Editor 1967 SEMOR DIRECTORY AKERS, ALMA ELAINE...............p33 Laff everytime you feel tickled and laff once in a while, anyhow. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Bluefield Business Activities: Annual Staff; Pep Club. AKERS, PHYLLIS ANN...............p33 Where there’s a will, there's a way. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elementary Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Medical Arts; F. H. A. ; An- nual Staff ANDERSON, LILA KAY...............p33 One smile is worth a thousand words. Course: General Ambition: To be a good mother College Choice: Concord ASHBY. GLORIA PAULETTE...........p33 Love conquers all. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To succeed in life College Choice: Concord Activities: Medical Arts; F. H. A. ; An- ual Staff AVERY, WILLIAM LANE..............p55 Make the most of your senior year. Course: Commercial Ambition: Public Accountant College Choice: Bluefield Activities: Hall Monitor; F. B. L. A. BAILES, CHERYL ANN...............p33 She stoops to conquer. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club; Pep Band; F. T. A. ; Stagehand; Hall Monitor; M. Y. F. ; Band; Nat’l Honor Society; All Region Band; All-State Band BAILEY. CONNIE LOU..................p32 I shift my brain into neutral and let my tongue rattle on. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To follow happiness College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club; G. A. A. ; Tiger- ettes BAILEY, DONNA JEAN...............p32 It’s better late than not at all. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To be healthy and happy College Choice: Concord Activities: S. C. A.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; French Club; C. Y. F.; F. H. A. BAILEY , JR . DON LYLE........p55 honor lies in honest toil. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To graduate and be happy College Choice: Concord BAILEY, EUELL BLAKE..............p55 Expect the best, be prepared for the worst. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be happy BAILEY, JAMES THOMAS.............p55 To each his own. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To graduate BAILEY, SHIRELY ANNE.............p32 Successand happiness go hand in hand.’ Course: College Prep. Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Tiger- ettes: F. H. A. BAILEY, THOMMY WILSON. . . . p55 living is for the young at heart. Course: General Ambition: Be a success BALDWIN, ANNA CORNELIA. . . . p32 A smile is the same in any language. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Speech Therapist College Choice: W. Va. State Activities: Masque and Gavel; F. H. A. ; Tiger Review BARBERIE, CAROL CATHERINE. . . p33 Nothing is so full of victory as pa- tience. of which I have none. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To be happy College Choice: National Business Activities: French Club; Concert Band BARRETT, SUSAN LAVIN.............p33 I am as I am. and so shall I be. Course: Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary College Choice: Anderson Activities: Annual Staff; C. Y. C.; Warner Fellowship; Church Choir Ac- companist BAUGUESS, BRENDA JOYCE............p33 I hope to accomplish every goal I set. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: F. T. A. ; Pep Club; F. H. A.; F. B. L. A. BAUGUESS, SANDRA KAYE............p33 You have to believe in happiness or happiness never comes. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To be a teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A.; Med. Arts; Masque Gavel; F. H. A. ; Library Staff; Annual Staff; French Club BECKETT, BARBARA ANN..............p33 Thou knowest not what is good for thee, but God doth know; let Him thy strong reliance be, and rest thee so. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To be a success at whatever I attempt and to do God's will. College Choice: Concord Activities: S. C. A. ; Pep Club; Choir; A Cappella: Choraleers; Camera Club; F. T. A. ; F. H. A. ; Office Staff; Tiger- ettes; Annual Staff; French Club; Bowl- ing Team; G. A. A. BECKETT, BILLY PRESTON............p54 Laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the mind. Course: General College Choice: Concord Activities: French Club BEEMAN, ELLEN......................p33 Of all the stars in her eyes only one really shines. Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician and happiness College Choice: Marshall Univ. Activities: F. H. A. BELCHER, EDDIE DARRELL. . . p54 A smile is the same in all languages. Course: Commercial Ambition: Success is life College Choice: W. Va. State Activities: Wildlife Club BELCHER, JERRY WAYNE..............p54 Some try dying, others die trying. Course: Commercial Ambition: Mech. or Elec. Engineer College Choice: Marshall Activities: M. Y. F. ; Boxing BELCHER, LARRY MacARTHUR. . .p54 The time is now. so you had better start preparing. Course: Vocational Ambition: Carpenter College Choice Activities: Expl. Club BELCHER, STEVEN DAVID. . . . p55 Never give up: success will come sometime. ” Course: College Prep. Ambition: To work in a field that I enjoy College Choice: Concord Activities: French Club; Tiger Review BELCHER, WAYNE....................p55 Always look on the bright side of things. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Success College Choice: Concord BELL, REBECCA LYNN................p34 Cheer up. things could be worse. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be successful College Choice: Concord Activities: Office Staff; F. B. L. A. BENSEY, JOHN LEE..................p55 In the beginning, woman was man’s destruction. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To be successful in life. Activities: Masque and Gavel; Air Expl. ; Camera Club; Key Club; Science Club; Newspaper Staff; Basketball; Hall Monitor BLANKENSHIP, CARNELLIA...........p34 If silence was golden I wouldn’t have a a penny. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: McLains Activities: G. A. A.; Pep Club; M. Y. F. ; F. H. A. ; F. B. L. A. BOOTHE, MILDRED LORETTA. . . .p34 Morals high and Morals low, watch what you do and where you go. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: S. C. A. ; F. T. A. ; 4-H; M. Y. F.; Nat'l Honor Society BOWERS, CAROL SUE................p34 A dreamer whose dream may come true someday. Course: Commercial Ambition: Civil Service Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: Hall Monitor; G. A. A.; Swim team BOWSER, KATHLEEN LYNN p34 It’s nice to be imponant, but it’s more important to be nice. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Choir; G. A. A.; A Cappella; Choraleers; Pep Club; F. T. A.; F. H. A. : Tigerettes; Hall Moifitor; Nat'l Honor Society: P. Y.F. BRAGG JR. . ERNEST HUGH..........p55 When I'm right no one remembers; when I 'm wrong no one forgets. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Biology Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Stage Crew; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; Science Club; Con- cert Band BRAN YON, ELIZABETH GRAY. . .p35 And miles to go before I sleep. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher Colleg’e Choice: Radford Activities: F. T. A. ; F. H. A. ; Keyettes; Hall Monitor: Y. W. A. ; Nat’l Honor Society BRATSIS, DONNA GAYLE............p35 Where your love is. there is your heart also. Course: Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary College Choice: Beckley Activities: F. B. L. A. ; 4-H BRIDGES, WILLIAM MATHEW---------p55 The ultimate sin of the mind is the failure to pay attention. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice: U. S. Naval Academy Activities: S.C. A. ; Track; Pep Club; Key Club; F. C. A.; Homecoming Es- cort; Interact: Letterman Club; All Coalfield Conference Football Team BROWN. JANEAN LINDA................p35 To dream is to think by moonlight. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Psychologist College Choice: Virginia Intermont Activities: S. C. A.; G. A. A.; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; News- paper Staff: French Club; C. Y. F. BROWN. SALLY ANN...................p35 If you don’t have the best of everything, do the best with everything you have. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elementary Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: G. A. A. ; Med. Arts; Hall Monitor; B. T. U. ; F. T. A. BRUNSCHWYLER, RONALD...........p56 Anything conceivable by man is pos- sible. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Physicist College Choice: Murray State Activities: A Cappella; Choir; Chora- leers; Madrigals; Masque Gavel; Science Club; C. Y. O. ; Tiger Review CALDWELL, DOLLY ANN.............p35 All things come to him who waits. Course: General Ambition: To do the best I can Activities: M. Y. F. ; Masque Gavel CALDWELL. PAULA ALICE............p34 Always be able to laugh at yourself; then laugh at your friends and if they get sore, all the better for you to laugh more. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Major in art and be happy College Choice Concord Activities: G. A. A.; F. T. A. ; Pep Club; C. Y. C.: Keyettes: Newspaper Staff; French Club; Hall Monitor; Nat'l Honor Society CARPER, MABLE LUCILLE............p34 Keep talking and time passes faster. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a success College Choice: Beckley 129 CARR, PAMELA DODD.................p34 Graduation is hut a step up on the ascending ladder of life. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Succeed in all phases of life College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Keyettes: Honor Society: S. C. A. : Choir; A Cappella: Pep Club; Choraleers: F. T. A.; G. A. A. ; Masque Gavel: Tigerettes: Newspaper Staff: Tiger Review: Debate Team: French Club; Swim Team; Homecoming Queen; M. Y. F. CASEY, MIKE CHARLES.............. p56 Better late than never. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice: Concord Activities: C. Y. C. ; Key Club; Library Staff: C. Y.O. CHAMBERS. MALCOLM BOYCE__________p56 The greater happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves, or rather in spite of our- selves. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Speech Therapist College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Pep Club; Key Club; F. T. A. Masque Gavel; Camera Club; M. Y. F. Library Staff; Tiger Review; Homecom- ing Escort CHAMBLISS, LEROY FULTON...........p56 No opportunity is ever lost; those that you let pass someone will take. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elec. Engineer Activities: Interact: 4-H CHAPASCO, PATRICA ANNE............p34 They are not words at all but the wind rising. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher or Social Worker College Choice: Concord CHURCH, THOMAS MORTON.............p57 Adios amigos Course: College Prep. Ambition: Minister College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: A Cappella; S. C. A. ; C. Y. C Interact: Masque Gavel; Spanish Club; Boy’s State; Cross Country CLARK, VIRGINA GAIL...............p34 When I am right no one remembers; when I'm wrong no one forgets. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a success College Choice: Concord Activities: Y. W. A. ;F. H. A. CLARK, MARY ELIZABETH...............p37 To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others use your heart. Course: Commercial Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Choir; F. T. A.; Library Staff; Homecoming Attendant; M. Y. F. CLAYTOR, DAVID TYRONE...............p57 Education is the conqueror of all ignorance. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Bluefield State Activities: C. Y.C. ; 4-H CLINE, BRENDA SULOVE................p37 Always do what’s right and you'll never go wrong. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a success College Choice: Concord Activities: S. C. A.; F. H. A. ; Pep Club; Masque Gavel; M. Y. F. COLEMAN, MARTHA LEE.................p37 Now listen, luv ... Course: College Prep. Ambition: Social Worker College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club; Med. Arts; Camera Club; Science Club; Nat'l Honor Society M. Y. F. COMBS, NORA FRANCES.................p37 Things come to those who wait. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Choir COOPER, KEITH RANDALL.............p57 I shall return. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To get out of school College Choice: Concord COOPER, THOMAS HENRY...............p57 All men should walk softly but carry a big stick. Course.- Commercial Ambition: To be a success College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club CORDLE, ELIZABETH, SANDRA. .. .p37 Laughter is the best medicine. Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician College Choice: Concord Activities: F. H. A. ; Y. W. A. COX, BRENDA GALE...................p36 No three score year and ten can begin to encompass all the experiences man wants; but with books and imagination he can extend himself for centuries. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Hall Monitor; B. T.U.; Nat’l Honor Society; Y. W. A. COX, ROBERT LEE....................p57 A smile is the same in all languages. Course: Vocational Ambition: Welder CRAFT. ROGER DALE..................p56 Silence is golden. Course: College Prep. Ambition: College Education College Choice: Concord Activities: Bowling Team CRAFT. ROSE LEE....................p36 The only way to have a friend is to be one. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Business Activities: F. B. L. A. CROWGEY, MARY KATHERINE___________p36 In everything today I want to make the best choice. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Pharmacist College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Pep Club; Med. Arts; Key- ettes: Nat'l Honor Society; Science Club; Hall Monitor; C. Y. F. CROYLE, LOIS LARAINE...............p36 Smile and everyone will wonder what you ’re up to. Course: College Prep. Ambition: World Traveler College Choice: Ambassador Activities: F. B. L. A. ; Annual Staff CRUISE, MARCIA GAYE................p36 Smile and the world smiles with you. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To be a success College Choice: Concord Activities: A Cappella; Choir; G. A. A. Keyettes; Pep Club; Med Arts; Hall Monitor; Nat'l Honor Society: C. Y.C. 130 CULP, WILLIAM EARL.................p56 Use no hateful deceit: think innocently and justly: and if you speak, speak ac- cordingly. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Anesthesiologist Activities: Science Club; Masque Gavel: Tiger Review; Stage Crew DALTON, VICKIE HICKS...............p37 Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a good wife College Choice: W. Va. Business Activities: F. B. L. A. DANIELS, MARY LOU................. p37 Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: Cafeteria Staff DAVIS, JUDITH ELLEN................p37 May the action of today speak for the morrow. Course: General Ambition: Mother and Housewife Activities: F. H. A. ; Y. W. A. ; Sunday School Officer DELUNG, BARBARA JO.................p37 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elementary Teacher College Choice: Bluefield Activities: S. C. A. : Class Officer; Pep Club; Newspaper Staff; F. H. A. ; Med. Arts; Hall Monitor DICKERSON, SARA HESTER.............p37 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: McLains Activities: F. H. A. ; F. B. L. A. DILL, JANICE SUE...................p38 Christ above all. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club; Med. Arts: Masque Gavel: M. Y. F. DONLEY, NANCY CARROL...............p38 Losing your soul and gaining the world brings no reward. Course: General Ambition: To be a success College Choice: Concord Activities: F. H. A. DUGGAN, ROSE LINDA..................p38 Silence is golden. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Mackinac Activities: Pep Club; Nat'l Honor Society: F. H. A.; Office Staff; F. B. L. A. DUNN, JULINA .•.....................p38 The one great mover of the human mind is the desire to do good. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Pharmacist College Choice: Virginia Intermont and W. V. U. Activities: A Cappella: Madrigals; Choir; Pep Club; Med. Arts; C. Y.C.; Keyettes; Cheerleader ELKINS, BELINDA KAY.................p38 To make no mistake is not in the power of man; but from their errors the wise and good learn wisdom for the future. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Psychologist College Cnoice: W. V.U. Activities: Annual Staff; Tiger Review; T. V. History Quiz Show; Nat'l Honor Society ELLIS, ALICE........................p39 The sun doesn’t shine every day, so don’t care too much. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Journalist College Choice: Marshall Activities: A Cappella; Choir: G. A. A. ; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Med. Arts; News- paper Staff; Hall Monitor; Nat’l Honor Society ELMORE, ROBERT EUGENE...............p56 Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: Concord Activities: A Cappella; Choir; Chora- leers; C. Y. C.; F. T. A.; Annual Staff; 4-H; Hall Monitor; Nat’l Honor Society: Interact; M. Y. F. EPPES, ALMA JO......................p39 Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teach art College Choice: Concord Activities: A Cappella: Library Staff; Choir: Choraleers; F. T. A. : C. Y. C. : F. H. A.; Church Choir; Y. W. A. EVANS, GLORIA......................p39 Love conquers all. Course: Commercial College Choice: Concord FARAR, CAROL ANN....................p39 Course: Commercial Ambition: Business Ed. College Choice: W. Va State Activities: 4-H FARLEY, DAVID ROY...................p56 Have a car, will travel. Course: General Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Tiger Review; B. T. U. FARLEY, NORMAN THOMAS..............p59 A man who bows down to nothing can never bear the burden of himself. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice: W.V. U. Activities: A Cappella; Choraleers; Pep Club; Hall Monitor: Key Club; Basket- ball; Track; Homecoming Escort; Explorer Scouts; Nat'l Honor Society: Senior High Fellowship FARLEY, RACHEL ANN................. p39 Laughter is the best medicine. Course: Commercial Ambition: To succeed in college College Choice: Concord Activities: F. B. L. A. ; Pep Club FERGUSON, DANIEL JOSEPH.............p59 There are three ways to do things-- my way, your way, and the right way. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Live 'till I die College Choice: Bluefield Activities: Air Explorer, Band FERRIS, KENNETH DAVID...............p59 Trust in the Lord with all thy heart. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Do God’s will College Choice: Bluefield Activities: A Cappella; Choraleers; Library Staff; Hall Monitor; Interact; Nat'l Honor Society FERRIS, LINDA AMANDA.................p38 I can do all things through Christ. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Be a good teacher, liked by students, and do God’s will College Choice: Concord Activities: A Cappella; Choir; Chora- leers; Hall Monitor; Madrigals; Key- ettes; F. H. A. 131 FORTNER, BARBARA.....................p38 Where there's a will there is a way. Course: Commercial Ambition: Be a success College Choice: Concord FOSTER, GRANT EUGENE.................p59 A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. ” Course: General Ambition: Be a coach College Choice: Concord Activities: A Cappella; Choir; Mad- rigals: Track; Boy's Quartet: Football: Pep Club; F. C. A. ; M. Y. F.; Baseball; All Coalfield Conference Football Team FRALIN, DALLIS MAE...................p38 As merry as the day is long. Course: Commercial Ambition: Business Ed. College Choice: W. Va. State Activities: G. A. A.; 4-H: F. B. L. A. FRIEDL, MARY HELEN...................p38 If you look at things in the right light, how can you see darkness. Course: College Prep Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: W. V.U. Activities: Choir; G. A. A. : A Cappella; Choraleers: Pep Club: F. T. A. ; C. Y. C. ; Keyettes: Masque Gavel; Library Staff; French Club; Tiger Review; Nat'l Honor Society; Hall Monitor; C. Y. O. ; Delegate to D. A.R., Camp; Organist in Church FRYE, SANDRA KAY.....................p38 God will mend a broken heart if you will give Him the pieces. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Psychologist College Choice: Concord Activities: Choir; F. T. A. : Student Council: Homecoming Activities; Pep Club; C. Y. C. ; F. H. A. ; M. Y. F. GEARHART, CAROLYN SUSAN.............p41 Laugh and the world laughs with you. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: F. H. A. ; Y. W. A.; F. B. L. A. GEARHART. CHARLES DAVID.............p59 If you don’t succeed try again. Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician GEARHART, LARRY KEITH.............p58 Live today;tomorrow may never come. Course: General Ambition: Be a better person College Choice: Concord GENTRY, BRENDA DOVE...............p41 Home is where the heart is. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Always make the right decisions Activities: G. A. A.; Pep Club; Annual Staff; Y. W. A. GILPIN, THOMAS ROBERT............ p58 Better late than never. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: French Club; Masque Gavel; Science Club; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor; C. Y. F. ; Explorers 4-H GOINGS, BRENDA JOYCE..............p41 Work fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours. Course: Commercial Ambition: Phys. Education College Choice: Concord Activities: Tigerettes; G. A. A. ; F. B. L. A. GOOCH, ERMA JEAN..................p41 Where There’s a will there is a way. Course: General Ambition: Be a good wife and mother Activities: Choir; Tigerettes; A Cappella; G. A. A. ; Pep Club GUNTER, CECIL ROBERT..............p58 There are three types of people--good people, bad people, and many people. Course: College Prep. Ambition: C. P. A. College Choice: Concord Activities: Explorers; A Cappella; Choir; M. Y. F. HALL, DONALD RAY..................p58 To tame a wolf you must marry him. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elec, or Tech. Engineer College Choice: W. Va. Tech Activities: Masque Gavel; Library Staff; Tiger Review; French Club HALL, MARY ADALINE................p41 Always smile and you will never be in need of a friend. Course: Commercial Ambition: Airline Stewardess College Choice: Concord Activities: F. H. A. ; G. A. A. ; Tigerettes HAMDEN, MONA JEAN.................p40 Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician College Choice: Little French Activities: G. A. A. ; F. H. A. ; Tiger- ettes, F. B. L. A. HAMRICK, LORETTA JEAN.............p40 A little laughter is the bv,st medicine. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: W. Va. Business Activities: S. C. A. ; F. H. A. ; Pep Club; F. B. L. A. ; Nat’l Honor Society; M. Y. F. HARDEN. LYNETTE CAROL.............p40 It is better to have A character and C grades than to have A grades and C character. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: F. T. A. ; C. Y. C. ; Library Staff; Masque Gavel; F. H. A.; Nat’l Honor Society HARE, HELEN KAYE..................p40 Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Science Club; F. H. A. ; M. Y. F.; 4-H: Tiger Review HARMON, PEGGY JEAN................p40 Do not put off tomorrow what can be done today. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord HARRIS. LARRY ALLEN..............p58 Time is the rider that breaks youth. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Pep Club; Tiger Review; Masque Gavel; Homecoming Activ- ities; Interact HARRY. BERTHA HARRIETTE..........p41 Look to the future for happiness. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: McLains Activities: F. B. L. A. 132 HARVEY, PAMELA JEAN...............p41 A friendly heart has many friends. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: F. T. A. ; F. H. A. ; Student Council; F. B. L. A. ; Pep Club; Hall Monitor: 4-H; Nat'l Honor Society HARVEY, BUSTER WAYNE..........p59 A lazy man never has time for work. Course: General HASSEN, JOYCE BUCKNER.........p41 MLove conquers all. M Course: Commercial Ambition: Be successful as a wife and mother College Choice: Concord Activities: Hall Monitor; Pep Club; F. H. A. ; F. B. L.A. HEATH, SARAH DANISE...............p41 Happiness is a habit--cultivate it. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; Choir; Library Staff; Pep Club; M. Y. F.; Church Choir HEDDLESTON, ROY REED..............p59 Questio quid juris. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Diplomat Activities: Basketball; F. C. A. HEDGE VANHOOSE, CAROLYN SUE.p41 Without love and laughter there is no joy. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: Masque Gavel; Hall Monitor HICKS, KATHY GRAY.................p42 Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elem. Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; Choir; Student Council; F. T. A.; C. Y. C. Keyettes; B. T. U. ; Nat'l Honor Society; Masque Gavel; W. Y. A. HILL, HOWARD HOUSTON..............p59 Live long, love a lot, and be happy. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Coach College Choice: Southern Texas Jr. Activities: Basketball; Hall Monitor; Track; F.C. A. HILL, LYNDA GAY...................p42 Happiness is a habit cultivated. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Beautician College Choice: Little French HILL. MARY CHARLOTTE..............p42 Short but sweet. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Beckley Activities: Library Staff: Y. W. A. HILL, PAULETTE GARLINE.......... .p42 Women are more talkative than men. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities; A Cappella; Choir; Chora- leers; French Club; Pep Club; F.T.A.; F.H. A.; Annual Staff; M.Y.F. HILL. RANDALL ARLAND..............p59 It is over but no tears will be shed. Course: General Ambition: To be rich College Choice: W. Va. Tech HILL, ROGER MICHAEL...............p59 Think, even though it hurts. Course: College Prep. Ambition: College degree College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Hall Monitor; HILL. SANDRA MAUREEN.............. 42 Live a full, useful, and happy life. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club: Med. Arts; G. A. A. Library Staff; F. B. L. A. ; C. Y. F. HODGES. SANDRA LEAH...............p43 Live wild, love hard, die young. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Bluefield Business Activities: G. A. A.; F. B. L. A. HOFFMAN, DONNA MARIE..............p43 Short is a way to a friends house. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nursing College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Med. Arts; 4-H; Band; M.Y.F. HOGE, ELIZABETH ALICE.............p43 The only way to have a fiiend is to be one. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Do what I decide College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: G. A. A.; F. T. A. ; Pep Club; C. Y. C.; G. A. H.; Masque Gavel; Keyettes; Nat’l Honor Society HOLLAND, WILLIAM CLARENCE. . . p60 Life without meaning is death without a doubt. Course: Vocational Ambition: Machinist Activities: Football HORTON, RONALD LEE..................p60 Why me all the time? Course: College Prep. Ambition: Band Director College Choice: Marshall Activities: Science Club; F. T. A.; Band; Pep Club; All County Band; All Region Band; Hall Monitor; All State Band; French Club; Air Explorers; Stage- band HUNT, FRANCIS WAYNE.................p60 Course: Vocational Ambition: Welding Activities: Football; Archery Club HURLEY, RONNIE EUGENE...........p60 Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician HYLTON, ROGER FRED..............p60 A rich man can’t stand that! Course: Vocational Ambition: Machinist JACKSON, FREDRICK LEWIS............. Women, you can’t live with them and you can't live without them. Course: Commercial Ambition: Success College Choice: Concord Activities: S. C. A, ; Key Club; Air Explorers; Swimming Bowling Teams JANUTOLO, SARA DIANNE..............p43 Love conquers all. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Bluefield Business Activities: F. B. L. A.; M. Y. F. JARRELL. STEPHEN CRAIG.............p61 La realidad no es muy lejos. ’’ Course: College Prep. Ambition: Biochemist College Choice: Concord Activities: Drum Major; Band; Pep Band; Stage Band; Interact; Library Staff; Air Explorers JESSEE. ROBERT GALE.................p61 Jest with life--that's all it's good for. Ambition: Money, Money College Choice: Concord Activities: Wildlife Club JOHNSON, SHARON KAY................ p43 Good things come in small packages. Course: Commercial Ambition: Med. Secretary College Choice.- Concord Activities: Pep Club: Med. Arts; F. H. A. Library Staff JOHNSON, GARY LEE.................. p61 Do unto others as they do unto you. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Foreign Service College Choice: U. C. L. A. Activities: Pep Club: Tiger Review; Masque Gavel: M. Y. F. ; Bowling Team JOHNSTON, SUSAN ELIZABETH . . . p4? Man will never learn the answer to all questions, but it is something to strive for. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Randolph Activities: F. T. A.; F. H. A. ; Macon; Keyettes; Office Staff; French Club; Nat'l Honor Society JONES, ALLEN WOODEN................ p61 Hey you--get off my cloud ! Course: College Prep. Ambition: Get more out of life Activities: Basketball; 4-H; F.C. A. ; M. Y. F.; Interact JONES. JAMES ARNOLD.................p60 Live in Christ. Course.- College Prep. Ambition: Elec. Engineer College Choice: Bluefield Activities: Track: Boy's Quartet; Mad- rigals: Key Club; Basketball; C. Y.C.; Interact; Nat’l Honor Society JONES, JUDITH ANNETTE...............p Z Success in life comes from hard work. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Marshall Activities: F. T. A.; Med. Arts: Masque Gavel; F. H. A. ; Newspaper Staff; Tiger Review; Y. W. A. JONES, SARAH GREY...................p42 I have often regretted words I have spoken, but never words I haven't. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: G. A. A. ; Pep Club; F. H. A. ; French Club JONES, JR. THOMAS MAYNARD. . . p60 Confused with a CAPITAL C . Course: College Prep. College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Masque Gavel; Key Club; Newspaper Staff; Boy Scouts; Bowling Team KASSEM, OLIVER MARSHALL.............p60 I haven't an enemy in the world--it’s just that my friends dislike me. Course.- College Prep. Ambition: Aerospace Engineer College Choice: W. Va. Tech Activities: Pep Club; Hall Monitor; Masque Gavel; Key Club; Nat'l Honor Society: Science Club; C. Y. F. KELLY, NANCY GAIL...................p42 Live today because tomorrow may never come. Course: General Ambition: To graduate Activities: F. H. A. KENDRICK, MARTIN TABOR..............p60 It’s all in the state of mind. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Pharmacist College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: President of Soph. . Jr. . and Sr. Class; Student Council; Basket- ball; Track; Football; Key Club; Hall Monitor: Nat'l Honor Society: Bowling Swimming Teams KESSINGER. CONSTANCE................p42 Where your treasure is, there also is your heart. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Interior Decorator or Speech Therapist College Choice: University of Tennes- see Activities: Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Newspaper Staff; Tiger Review; B. T. U. KIDWELL, REBECCA THORTON___________p45 Some day me prince will come; I just hope I'm not too old to enjoy him. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To enjoy little things College Choice: Averett Activities: S. C. A. ; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Choir; Science Club; All- State Cast; Tiger Review; 1st Runner- up State Best Actress; Nat'l Honor Society KING, JR., RANDOLPH...............p60 Make wisdom your provision for the journey from youth to old age, for it is a more certain support than all other possessions. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Ministry College Choice: W. Va. Wesleyan KING, THOMAS DON..................p63 Happiness is not being free from the bad things in life, but being able to cope with them. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Forestry College Choice: W.V. U. Activities: 4-H KITTS, IRVIN R....................p63 Well. good. Course: Vocational Ambition: Architect College Choice: Bluefield Activities: Football; Pep Club LaFON, CONNIE LEE....................p45 Short, but sweet. Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician College Choice: Little French Activities: F. H. A. LAMBERT, BARBARA ANN..............p45 If at first you don't succeed--try, try again. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Contentment College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: S. C. A. ; Choir. Med. Arts; C. Y. C.; Keyettes: F. H. A. ; Masque Gavel; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor; French Club; Delegate to D. A. R. ; Del- egate to Girls State; Vice - President of Senior Class; Nat'l Honor Society; State Forensics at Morgantown; C. Y. F. LAMBERT, SHARON KAY................p45 She who sits on a hot stove will rise again. Course: Commercial Ambition: Live, love and be happy College Choice: Marshall Activities: Band; G. A. A. ; F. B. L. A. 134 LANDRETH, WILLIAM DARRELL__________p63 Those who want success will not likely fail. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: Concord Activities: Track; Basketball: Interact; F.C. A. LARUE, LARRY ALLEN.................p63 Silence is golden. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Forest Ranger College Choice: Beckley LESTER, MELVIN ROY................ p63 Don't take life too seriously; you can't get out alive. Course; College Prep. Ambition: Accountant College Choice: Concord Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; Choir; C. Y.C. ; Library Staff; French Club; Hall Monitor; Homecoming Activities, Stage Crew; Track LOCKHART, PAMELA LOUISE p45 Whether thou goest ...” Course: Commercial Ambition: A happy home College Choice: Anderson Activities: C. Y. C. ; Pep Club; Warner Fellowship; Church Choir LONG, RICHARD ALLEN................p62 Keep trying; you’ll make it one of these days. Course: Vocational Activities: Choir LUCADO, BARRY LEE..................p62 Course: College Prep. Ambition: To attend college College Choice: Concord Activities: Football; Hall Monitor; Wildlife Club MANN, BONNIE KAYE..................p44 Strive to do the best you can. Course: Commercial Ambition: Be a success College Choice: Concord .. Activities: F. B. L. A.; F. H. A. MANNS, DIANNA.......................p44 Character is a victory, not a gift. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Bluefield State Activities: F. B. L. A. ; 4-H; Choir MARQUIS, SHELLA GAIL..............p44 Determined to succeed. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: W. Va. Business College Activities: G. A.A.; Hall Monitor MATHERS, THOMAS WILLIAM__________p62 By medicine life may be prolonged, yet death will seize the doctor too. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Medicine College Choice: Concord Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; Choir; Masque Gavel; Med. Arts; Key Club MARTIN, CHERYL ANN................p44 Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Journalist College Choice: Marshall Activities: F. T. A. ; Med. Arts; News- paper Staff; Y. W. A. ; B. T. U. McGLOTHLIN, MICHAEL...............p62 A little mischief along the way is just the thing to spice the day. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Be rich, happy, and success- ful College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Masque Gavel: Choir; A Cappella; Stage Crew; Key Club; Bowling Team: Library Staff; C. Y. O. McCOY II, HARRY THOMAS...........p62 I scatter enjoyment and enjoy much. Course: General Ambition: Pro. Musician College Choice: Concord Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; Choir; Madrigals; Boy's Quartet; Band; Pep Club; Stagehand McGUIRE, FRANCES MARIE............p44 True love never runs smooth. Course: Commercial Ambition: C. P. A. College Choice: Concord Activities: F. B. L. A. McGUIRE, SUE CAROLYN..............p45 Her sweet smile is the influence of love. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: W. Va. Business Activities: Jr. Leadership; 4-H; Church Choir McKinney. Pamela kay.............p45 Why worry? It just causes gray hair. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: F. H. A. MEADOWS, HERMAN MASON..............p63 It’s been a long journey and it isn't over yet. Course: Vocational Ambition: Mechanic College Choice: Concord MOORE, LAWRENCE EDDIE..............p63 I've been crying. Course: Commercial Ambition: Success College Choice: Concord Activities: Basketball; Football; Track MORGAN, BONNIE LEA.................p45 That's life! Course: College Prep. Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: Pep Club; Med. Arts MOSES, FRANK EDWARD................p63 What will be witl be. Course: Commercial Ambition: C. P. A. College Choice: Concord Activities: F. B. L. A. MULLINS, MARY LOU..................p45 Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Marshall Activities: F. T. A. ; Bowling Team; F. B. L. A. ; Church Choir: M. Y. F. MURPHY, SUZANNE LEE................p45 The best things in life are free. Course: College Prep. Ambition: College Music Teacher College Choice: Converse Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; Choir; Madrigals; C. Y. C. ; Keyettes: Nat'l Honor Society; All State Chorus; Church Choir MURRAY, ADENNA GENTRY.............p 46 Silence is good for the soul. Course: Commercial Ambition: Write novels, and be a good wife College Choice: Concord Activities: Homecoming Activities, F. B. L. A. ; Pep Club 135 MYERS, VALERIE VEE..................p46 This above all else: to thine own self be true. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Success College Choice: Concord Activities: Med. Arts; Masque Gavel; Keyettes: Nat’l Honor Society; Y. W. A. ; Tiger Review NEELY, JOANNE CHERYL................p46 I have never let my education interfere with my schooling. Course: Commercial Ambition: Pv. Secretary College Choice: Bluefield Business Activities: F. B. L. A. NEELY, SHARON KAYE..................p46 Sweet and petite. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elementary Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: S. C. A. ; Pep Club; G. A. A. ; Masque Gavel: Hall Monitor; Class Officer; Junior Senior Attendant NESTER, WILLIAM ROD................ p63 Don't believe everything you hear and only half of what you see. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Aerospace Engineer College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: Basketball: A Cappella; Choir: Student Council; Band; Pep Band; B. Y. F. ; NICEWANDER, DONNA LYNNE____________p46 Course: College Prep. Ambition: Chemist College Choice: Radford Activities: Choraleers: A Cappella; Choir; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Science Club; Med. Arts; Nat'l Honor Society NIKOLAUS, LARRY DAVID...............p63 Those who get into life are those who get fun out of life. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Pilot College Choice: Marshall Activities: Track; Masque Gavel; Football; Air Explorers; Bowling Team O’DELL. CARRIE SUE....................p47 I'm in love with the world. Course: Commercial Ambition: Pv. Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: F. B. L. A. OKES, NANCY ALLISON...............p47 I have a song in my heart. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Help others Activities: Honor Society; A Cappella; Choraleers; Pep Club; F. T. A.; C. Y. C.; Keyettes; Masque Gavel; F. H. A.; Hall Monitor; 4-H; C. Y. F. OSBORNE, RICHARD TERRY............p64 Those who put fun into life are those who get fun out of life. Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician OWEN, LARRY RAY...................p64 The faster you go the farther you get. Course: General Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord PACIONA, JOETTA...................p47 If man were meant to fly he would have been born with wings. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Good surfer College Choice: Foothill Activities: G. A. A. ; F. T. A. ; Pep Club; Masque Gavel; Camera Club PALMER, DWIGHT MELVIN............p? Don’t be born to lose--the only way to get ahead is to be a success. Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician Activities: Football PARKER, LAUREEN JEAN.............p47 Never laugh at someone--always laugh with them. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Success College Choice: Roanoke Memorial Hospital Activities: G. A. A. ; Choir; P. H. Y. S. PECK, LINDA DIANNE................p47 The world is as bright as you make it. Course: College Prep. Ambition: College College Choice: Concord Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; Choir; S. C. A. ; Madrigals; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; All-State Chorus PENNINGTON, LINDA GAYLE..........p46 You never know what will happen till you try it. Course: Commercial Ambition: W. A.C. PENSULE, CHARLES LEE............p64 Finish high school. Course: General Ambition: Marine Corp PENSULE, JOHNNY KEITH...........p64 Make the most out of life. Course: General Ambition: Marine Corp PERDUE, LORETTA RAE.............p46 Smile and the world smiles with you. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary PERKINS, DANIEL GLEN (no pix) No matter what happens life goes on. Course: Vocational Ambition: Diesel Mechanic PETTREY, BOBBY BRUCE...........p64 It is always darkest just before the dawn. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Get all I can out of life. College Choice: Marshall Activities: Medical Arts; Pep Club; Camera Club; Key Club; Science Club; Newspaper Staff; Basketball; Football; Track; Air Explorers; Letterman Club PETTREY, ERNEST MIKE............p65 Well, good. Course: General Ambition: Success College Choice: Marshall PETTREY, GARY WAYNE..............p65 Great minds travel in the same pat- tern. Course: Commercial Ambition: Air Force College Choice: Marshall Activities: F. B.L.A. PHILLIPS, EVENLYN NIDAY . . . . p46 If silence were golden I wouldn't have a penny. Course: Commercial Ambition: Speech Pathologist Audiologist College Choice: Concord Activities: G.A.A.; Keyettes; A Cap- pella; Masque Gavel; F.T.A.; Tiger Review; Tigerettes; State Forensics; Office Staff 136 PHILLIPS, HARRY MICHAEL............p65 For every Stocic was a Stocic; but in Christaindom. where is the Christians? Course: College Prep. Ambition: Law College Choice: Concord' Activities: S. C. A. ; Masque Gavel; Boy Rep. ; Choir; A Cappella; Chora leers; Pep Club; Tiger Review; French Club; Interact; Homecoming Activities; Nat'l Honor Society PHILLIPS. SHELIA DORIS.............p46 Laugh and time is short. Course: Commercial Ambition: Music Director College Choice: Concord Activities: S. C. A. ; Choir; A Cappella; Chora leers; Madrigals; Pep Club; 4-H; F. T. A. ; C. Y. C.; F. B. L. A. ; F. H. A. ; A. C. Y. F. PITZER, CONNIE SUE.................p46 Expect the best, prepare for the worst. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: F. B. L. A. ; F. H. A. POSTON. JOHN WILLIAM..............p65 Win a few, lose a few--some get rain- ed out. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Success College Choice: Concord Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella; .Choir; Pep Club; C. Y. F. PRESSLEY, LINDA GALE..............p49 Stand for something or you will fall for anything. Course: Commercial Ambition: Live a life that is pleasing to God. College Choice: Piedmont Bible College Activities: Pep Club; Med.Arts; F.H.A. ; French Club; Library Staff; F. B. L. A.; Annual Staff REESE, DANIEL BOYD. ..............p65 All good things await the seeker. Course: Commercial Ambition: Success College Choice: W. Va. State Activities: Basketball; Track; Football; F. C. A. RICHARDSON, DARRELL..............p64 Do unto others. ... Course: Commercial Ambition: Coach College Choice: W. Va. Tech Activities: Track; F. C.A.; Football; Basketball RICHARDSON, DONALD...............p64 Well, good. Course: Commercial Ambition: Graduate College Choice: W. Va. Business Activities: Band ROBERTS, CORA ALICE..............p49 She who knows most, commonly speaks last. Course: Commercial Ambition: Clerk Activities: Choir ROBERTS, MARY ANN...............p49 Where there's a will there's a way. Course: Commercial Ambition: Clerk ROBINETTE, ELORIS ANN...........p49 Don’t put off until tomorrow what can be done today. Course: Commercial Ambition: Success Activities: F. B. L. A. ; G. A. A. RORRER, MICHAEL DAVID...........p46 Wisdom is acquired with experience. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice: V. P. 1. Activities: Key Club ROSEBERRY, NORA KATHLEEN. . p49 Let your conscience be your guide. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Office Staff; C. Y.C. : F. B. L. A. RUMLEY, GARY DENNIS..............p64 The heart out of the bosom was never given in vain; Tis paid with sighs a plenty and sold for endless rue. Course: Commercial Ambition: Make one someone happy College Choice: Spartanburg Jr. College Activities: Tiger Review; Hall Monitor; Annual Staff SAUNDERS, PAMELA LYNN............p48 Where there’s a will there's a way. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: W. Va. Business Activities: Choir; F. T. A. ; Pep Club; F. B. L. A. ; Hall Monitor; M. Y. F.; Nat'I Honor Society SEAVER, KATHRYN FRANCES. . . p48 The best things come in small pack- ages. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Do something worthwhile College Choice: W. V. U. Activities: S.C. A.; Choir; A Cappella; Pep Club; Keyettes; F. T. A.; Newspaper Staff; Masque Gavel; Hall Monitor: Tiger Review; Class Officer; Drama Festival; Nat'l Honor Society SHORTER, CARLTON LEE.............p64 The world is as bright as you make it. Course: College Prep. College Choice: V. P. I. Activities: Football; Track SHOWALTER, GRACIE ANN............p48 Love is at its best. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elem. Teacher College Choice: W. V. State Activities: Masque Gavel; C. Y.C. ; Pep Club; F.H.A. ; 4-H SHREWSBURY, BARBARA..............p48 What is achieved in life is up to the individual. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Best of life Activities: G.A.A.; F. T.A.; Masque Gavel; Y.W.A.; French Club; Tiger Review SHREWSBURY, DORIS................p48 Will provides the way. Course: Commercial Ambition: Achieve success Activities: F.T.A.; 4-H; F.H.A. SIMS, BEVERLY ELIZABETH . . . . p49 My education was the bargain, the future will yield my profit. Course: Commercial Ambition: Teaching Activities: F.T.A.; 4-H; F.H.A. SIMS, HENRY ALFRED..............p67 The greatest. ” Course: Commercial Ambition: Succeed in all College Choice: Concord Activities: Basketball; Football; Track SISK, JERRY LYLE................p67 Don’t give up the ship. Course: Commercial Ambition: Success College Choice: Concord 137 SMITH, CAROLYN SUE...............p49 After the event every fool is wise. Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Phoenix Activities: A Cappella; Choir; Med. Arts; Masque Gavel; F. B. L.A.; C.Y.C. SMITH, KAREN LYNN................p49 I can do all things through Christ. Course: Commercial Ambition: Legal Secretary College Choice: W. Va. Business Activities: Pep Club; F. T.A.; C. Y.C.; F. H. A.; F. B. L. A.; Office Staff; Nat'l Honor Society; A.C.Y.F.; Junior Leaders; 4-H SMITH, MARY ELEN................ p49 Love is the golden clasp that bindeth up the trust. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elem. Teacher College Choice: Bluefield Activities: F. T. A. ; C. Y. C. ; F. H. A. ; French Club; 4-H; Junior Leaders SMITH, PATRICK ALFRED............p67 If at first you don’t succeed, give up! Course: College Prep. Ambition: Success in all College Choice: W. Va. Tech Activities: C. Y. C.; C. Y. F. SOWERS, DONALD EDWARD ... p67 Smile and the world smiles with you. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Better someone's life College Choice: Bluefield Activities: Band; Pep Band; Stagehand SPANGLER, LARRY DON............. p66 Do your best in school; the bed you’re making is yours. Course: Commercial Ambition: Be important College Choice: Concord SPARKS, PATTY SUE................p49 Let somebody else do it. Course: Commercial College Choice: Concord Activities: F. H.A.; Office Staff; F.B. L.A.; Bowling Team; Hall Monitor ST. CLAIR, CATHERINE.............p50 I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Be wise in all Activities: Chorsleers; A Cappella; Choir; Madrigals; Pep Club; Med. Arts.; Keyettes; Masque Gavel; All State Chorus; C.Y.C.; Tiger Review; Newspaper Staff; Y.W.A.; Nat’l Honor Society STOWERS, SANDRA FRANCES . . p50 Life is only worth living if you enjoy it. ’’ Course: College Prep. College Choice: Concord Activities: Chora leers; A Cappella; Choir; S. C. A.; Pep Club; F.T.A.; C. Y. C.; M. Y. F.; Hall Monitor; 4-H; Nat’l Honor Society STROUPE, RONALD LAWRENCE .. p66 People who never fail are people who never try. Course: Voca tiona 1 Ambition: Electrician STROUPE, RONALD VANCE . . . . p66 A Smile is the same in all languages. Course: General Ambition: BE happy College Choice: Concord Activities: Basketball; Track SURFACE, GEORGE MARSHALL . . p66 Win a few, lose a few. ’’ Course: General Ambition: Be happy College Choice: Concord Activities: Basketball; Track TABOR, LINDA GAYLE.................p50 Where there's a will there's a way. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: F. B.L. A.; M. Y. F. TAYLOR, PATTY SUE..................p50 I got the will but can't find the way. Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician College Choice: Little French Activities: G. A. A.; F. B. L. A.; Tigerettes THOMAS, JEFFREY WAYNE . . . .p66 One who worries about many things needs only to worry about one thing-- himself. Course: General Ambition: Forestry College Choice: Bluefield Activities: Baseball; Track; A Cappella THOMAS, LINDA MAE............p51 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: McClains Activities: F. B.L. A. THOMASON, BRENDA SUE . . . . p51 It's over but no tears will be shed. Course: Commercial Ambition: Live long THOMASON, SUSAN..............p51 Happiness is the goal of life. ’’ Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Morris Harvey THOMASON, ROBERT TIMOTHY. p67 He is never less at leisure than when at leisure. ” Course: Commercial Ambition: Have a good wife TURPIN, VERNON WALTER . . . . p67 Blessed are the young for they shall inherit the national debt. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Navy College Choice: Concord Activity: State Crew TUGGLE, ELIZABETH.................p51 Happiness is to believe in it. ’’ Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lab Technician College Choice: Concord Activities: G.A.A.; Pep Club; Med. Arts; Library Staff; Hall Monitor; Homecoming TWOHIG, DENNY.......... Do today's work tomorrow. Course: General Ambition: Success College Choice: Concord VIOLETTE, THOMAS..................p67 Roses are red, Violettes are pretty. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elec. Engineer College Choice: Concord Activities: G.Y.C.; Newspaper Staff; Homecoming Activities 138 WADE, ALICE REBECCA...............p51 A quiet manner cannot hide the qualities of friendship and life. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elem. Teacher College Choice: Concord Activities: F.H. A.; Tiger Review; Masque Gavel; Nat'l Honor Society WALKER, LARRY EUGENE..........p67 Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today. ” Course: College Prep. Ambition: Mech. Engineer Activities: Band; Tiger Review; Stagehand; Pep Band WALTHALL, ROBERT..................p68 A smile is the same in all languages. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Success College Choice: W. Va. Tech. Activities: Choraleers; A Cappella Choir WARE, FRANKIE LYNN................p68 I regret that I have only one life to live as a senior. Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician WEBB, DICKIE LEE..................p50 Don’t look back unless it is to the good things. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Commercial Artist College Choice: Concord Activities: Hall Monitor WHITE, EVA MONTRY.................p50 Love conquers all. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Activities: G. A.A.; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Nat'l Honor Society WICKLINE, BARBARA................ p50 Great people are rare, but here is one. Course: College Prep. Ambition: International Interpreter College Choice: W.V.U. Activities: French Club; Band; Masque Gavel WIMMER, TERESA KAY..............p50 Beauty is a drug on the market personality can command any price. Course: Commercial Ambition: Social Worker College Choice: Concord Activities: S.C. A.; Y. W. A.; F. B. L. A. WINFREY. WILLIAM................p68 Smile and the world smiles with you. Course: College Prep. Ambition: To Succeed College Choice: Concord WOLFE, CAROL FAYE.............. p50 The key to success is to smile and be happy. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice; Trevecca Nazarene College Activities: F.B.L.A.; G.A. A.; Tigerettes; N.Y. P.S. WOOTEN, BARBARA JO..............p52 The best conversationalist is a good listener. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Medical Tech. College Choice: W.V.U. Activities: S.C.A.; Masque Gavel; F.T.A.; M.Y.F.; Tiger Review; Pep Club; Class Officer ZONES, CAROL SUSAN............. p52 Some people never learn. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: Hall Monitor; F.H.A.; Choir; F.B.L.A, Give love's eternal gift ... a perfect diamond. The center diamond of every Keepsake is guaranteed perfect (or replacement assured. ) Keepsake style expresses your sentiments precisely, beauti- fully, forever. See our varied selections. Gifts-- To Cherish For A Lifetime. Headquarters for Princeton High Class Rings u wmafcER'S JEU EU2Y 949 Mercer Street Princeton, W. Va. 7S4CWER, DIRECTORY BALL, ELEANOR B. A., Concord College Math, Physical and Biological Science BALL, RALPH B. S., Concord College, W. Va. University Phys. Ed., Social Studies, Drivers Ed. BELCHER, GARNETTA B. 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S., and M.A. Florida State University Social Studies, English PAXTON, CATHERINE A. B., Concord College English, French, Library Science PRICE, EUGENE B. S., Concord College Social Studies, Health, Phys. Ed. RECTOR, GAIL B. S., Concord College French, English SHUMATE, WILLIE MARIE B. S. , Radford College M. T. Columbia University English, Biology, Math SISK, ARCHIE J. B. S., Concord College Speech, Social Science SMITH, GEORGE B. S., Concord College Math, Social Science SNIDER, BETTY JO B. S., Concord College Biology STEORTS, DAVID B. S. , Concord College Math, Phys. Ed. VERMILLION, JANICE A. B., W. Va. University, M. A., Teachers College, Columbia University English, French WALL, RUTH •A.B. , Concord College M. A., Columbia University Biological and Social Science WYNNE, GENEVA B. S., Concord College English, Social Studies LVeT Service to the Sick” 1346 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia PHARMACY AM Caw UTILITIES COMPANY Compliments of U.A.W. 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LITTLE FRENCH BEAUTY ACADEMY 3230 East Cumberland Road, Bluefield, W. Va. IN CONTINUOUS OPERATION SINCE 1935 Ph. 327-8310 154 J W Welding JAMES S. JONES ELMER O. BOSWELL All types of welding and mining equipment repair. 1173 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia In 1882 Edison had a great idea - - and it wasn’t the electric light! The whole idea of investor-ownership of electric light and power companies began when Thomas A. Edison and a group of in- vestors financed his first power plant more than 80 years ago. Since then, investor-owned companies like ours have become an integral part of America’s Free Enterprise system. That explains why today we have at our fingertips more electric power than any other country in the world. And it’s this same Free Enterprise system that puts at your fingertips greater oppor- tunity, greater expectation for success than can be hoped for by any other young people in the world. POWER CO: V__S; APPALACHIAN I | efficient home heating versatile cooking ] comfortable air conditioning I | fast-recovery water heating I | penny-a-load clothes drying Gas makes the BIG difference costs less, too! UNITED FUEL COMPANY JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE AWARD WINNERS ELK'S LEADERSHIP CONTESTANTS 1st Row: Kay Carter, D.A.R.; Nadene Mosrie, Language: Rita Harvey, American History; 2nd Row: Cindy Bridges, Science Fair; Suzy Bailes, Master Musicianship; Ann Wolfe, Science Fair; Dottie McFarland, National Math Award; 3rd Row: Jimmy Allen. D.A.R.; Tracey Pettrey, Star Musicianship; John Robinson, St. Gov. Day; Charles Abshire, Welding. Our school's Folk Singing group, THE PICKA DILLIES. The new Student Council Officers for the 66-67 school year: Susan Brown -- 2nd V. Pres., Roxanna Early -- 1st V-Pres. Donna Prinzbach -- Sec. -Treas. Mike Wagner -- Pres. ■ TOP TEN ONE Mary Katherine Crowgey TWO Kenneth David Ferris THREE Donna Lynn Nicewonder FOUR Elizabeth Gray Branyon FIVE Rose Linda Duggan SDC Barbara Ann Lambert SEVEN Pamela Harvey EIGHT Rebecca Thornton Kidwell NINE Paula Alice Caldwell TEN Kathleen Lynn Bowser 159 r j We reserved this page to acknowledge MRS. DEAN L. HOSMER who strives untiringly to make Princeton High School’s annual bigger and better each year. With her ideas and guidance and our assistance, she’s done it again in 1966. THE ANNUAL STAFF Paulette Hill Barbara Beckett Robert Elmore ,-TEW ■ ‘0- «•v « v TvA.'a .. ... EV KttN Vi u • • Ssv bXv •fe ,' . ',V • .’■ “ ■ • - . , ■ . . V ' .■ v • • V •'- •, v . ',. ' . J. � • , ' ' ’, M s. fA- . '--- ■ V v ,4 - ■ • -, ' •'. V' - -• i •