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R ' .4 D Q-S ..- - 7 ' t ' 7 E -- ' :QL 5 I r i3Ll '3- A A h , X Co-Editor Business Manager Jane Anderson Katy Bivens Charlotte Klaus Marion Massinople Co-Editor Adviser Patty Anderson Martha Chris' Sally Summers Mrs. Robert pr, Thomson l l- . . .'-- ,. - . ' . A . ' ' v I N - X X' l I X I jg N , f -'-l - ' - A iz I IFN 5 hs R fr 'N . 5. s-, ' ' - A A 'S' : 6 gf Qld C 3 I f N 1 . X , A - in A '- L1 .A L A Mm-tha Collier Virginia Evans Nicki Gaxzlais Joan Givens Sam Cohn Linda French Regina Gardner June Givl - me f A A ' l l I , - I be l-s A L Xgsv ' J a F lb i -I O 14 MHl4jUl'il' H1110 Julia Hutchinson Martha Maxwell Diane Meadows Paula Harless Helen Martin Faith McClung Sara Mes ,r N ' ' N cn A f Fi in . hs- ' M x r D' I 'B 'A Av' E ' 1 F . l x v Lglem Melton 'N Chris Sarandon fx Jr. Shahqn',Rile i Mary Shelton Skallgs Carol TYIOH Sarah Tindilia ,fir Jerry 1ux-ner Grgm Toney Alice Xvheby Frances Wicl-dine Sherry y . l V Q 1 .. 'L L- 4 fb .F ' Q T ' '47 f .Q ' QQ - 5 -. I - hw -- A A A . K TIME Spenf At 'School IsDrc1wing To A Closef .For The Class Of 1960 Wwkgxn 4 , -1 K l JOHN WILLIAM WHITLOCK II John William Whitlock II, graduate in the Class of '59 and freshman at West Virginia University, was killed in a tragic car accident September 19, 1959. On October 3, 1959, the Executive Committee and members present of the Class of 1959,established a Memorial Fund for Johnny Bill. The purpose of this project is to award a scholarship to a member of each graduating class in memory of Johnny Bill and in honor of the excellent record he made at Woodrow Wilson High School. Plans for the scholarship are in the hands of Dr. and Mrs. John W. Whitlock, parents of Johnny Bill, and the Memorial Fund Committee, head-ed by Jerry A. Lilly, chairman, and Mr. M. G. Jarrell, advisor. The school treasurer and school principal are acting custodians of the Fund, at present. 4 f if .pr To Mrs. Frank Rodriguez our sponsor, we, the class of 1960, dedicate this ECHO. Our years at Woodrow Wilson High School have been greatly enriched by her excellent counsel, intelligent guidance, and true friendship. , With deep appreciation We say Thank you. h ' 1 ...gl-+1 QW ,..,..- 1, rv ,,f-fl',-4 PRINCIPAL C. G. Peregoy, M. A. I I X XR V I xxx . XXX .J 'xy xx xx GUIDANCE COUNSELOR DEAN OF GIRLS EAN .?bYS XX Miss Ruth Larew, M. A. Mrs. Margaret Thomson, A.B. Hube Jacksoxj, A. B. 7 K , V li- ' K I of Winn Qu tl 5153 IE!! l1l1'iC., li s LIBRARIAN COMMERCE ENGLISH, ART Miss Eva Keyser Boyd Humphrey Mrs. Frank Rodriguez M. A. M. A. A. B. SCIENCE MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES Benny Grim Mrs. Bill Schneider Coach Nelson Bragg B, S, B. S. M. A. ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Wanda T- Wiseman Herman Sparks Miss Pauline Alderman A. B. B. S. M. S. 'H , 1 2 1 L il -f'1fm' n,f,r N -I , lm l 4 , F ll xg SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Wayne Reynolds A. B. N,- ' f . COMMERCE Herbert Chambers A. B. LATIN, REGISTRAR Mrs. Roy Milliron A. M. COMMERCE Miss Gladys Milam M. A. I' b. 'X -A .. nv ff 4- :' V ' . .. gf? , Q I f iran l J. . l f' I MATHEMATICS Fred Roberts A. M. SCIENCE Millard Jarrell M. A. Q w x ENGLISH Miss Lura Clay M. A. x. A I U llllllllll , ENGLISH Mrs. Lee Summers B. S. SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. J. R. Beaty A. B. E . if f M ,MM,',!U?4i?1EF . W 4 as f 7.5: ..w,,.5. M , 4,9 2 ,T Dr 4 V 7' My NA Q f , ,. f sw f Q4 J' 1 . f .,, ,',...K,,,k , 7 -,- ffimzf-.aa:1f4' I T.,, I W. f f- Sw QQVQ, - ,-gii, '-lr, ' A zffvx-'f-Vp? . ma-cf, V' ., Qfw,Q::f-1'v'2w-4 -E'-rw-Q Q 2-fur ' Q f sei' , , ., .V ..,LZf!mg2,'g5g,4-21,54 I .sf 4.14: 5. Y 1 ' ,K 5,5 -y. wg. A e. ' va f4.,,fg,.4,y f v .. : ?'rfg.fx.: '5 i,,,f:f,4 -fx . 'Q , .. ,.,, .. -' f ' 1. 4, ' 7 .ff -iild ff ff: W' 1 ef. , , rw. fem af.. 11:1-if-.g.w, - 1k+.Li:Lv,1?. :' , 33 . I .- an- ff f 3??'24 a 'Tl?i34f if Iv 'I ,,g.w.ff5g. ,,. .- Q : ,- f -. 1 Q fn COACH, MATHEMATICS ENGLISH Lawrence Wiseman Mrs Dorxs Durrance M. A. SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS SPANISH ENGLISH Mrs Lawrence Tully Mrs. E. Van Dorsey Mlss Betty Sheppard B S B. S. B A MATHEMATICS ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE MUSIC SCIENCE Mrs George Parker Mrs Nelson Bragg Mrs. Carrie McClure R D Schwank M A A M., B. S. A. B. A Q25 f!'J'.2flh n ' if .n-, Qf Un .' , - X v , 4, r J, . . 5 '- ' ' -fx' I' . . W-. .. C, V N . ik' A ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Alma Burdette Clarence Carte Mrs. Edwin Ratcliffe Raymond Maltm M. A. B. S. B. S. M, A, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Dix Manning B. S. Ai -fl! m COACH ENGLISH PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs Nancy Hughes Paul Pettry B S I , N A.B A f J ENGLISH ENGLISH, SPEECH X K. Mrs. Juanita Perkowski Julian Williams f . . . B., M. S. g R I Aix C -5-1. HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE Mrs. Kathryn Woods Mrs Eleanor Frankhn Mrs Mary Vass JOURNALISM B S B S COACH, DRIVER EDUCATION Victor Peelish M. A. 4 77 5 5 'D' '53 3 f jg. --1 4,1,, 445m ff 1 2 , f If- Hman f yy' ,fw fff ,W , 'df--f - 1 f f-I ' f 1 39 fffffht' ' X 5 f, , f fvfq .1,f4ff',4'1f: , f ' .qw ' , Q24 Mfg' f 'W 1 W?fA ,gf f if. Q ,f R : 1 ' 'f A sf' , 5 2 wa , - ,,.fg,gz, . ' W 4f5.gff'f' Ham, ,V M' - ,, g-,.-, w-,ffm ' . QV .vywf A 55? 9 ' V ww aw' 155,455 , .- ef f 4 whtvgww 4 ,ww 'wwluyw ff1..,:4:,:,'q: Jfff 4+ ww ' f, 9zfffj,4'1gggf4yW3.fa5g5c M , 6 'f Am' f',,5,,,z.f- 'vqyf . ., ,jg va-frb' ' 1' gg saafmxggf ww ,,f I 'v,w,f :v4 . , I ' w ww f' .v , ffm S 5 ff ' 'J' Aww 1 ' , V' ,aw ' ff, ig 5 2 4,11 QQ' 4 2 Q The Class of '60 Pauses To Reflect on a TIME-ly Theme We have, and always have had, all the TIME there is says Arnold Bennett. It is the realization of this that has led the Echo staff to record for you in words and pictures some of the golden MOMENTS of the past. Each activity, each period of study during all our years together has been governed by twenty-four HOURS of daily TIME out of which we have spun pleasure, content, friend- ship, knowledge, laughters, and, perhaps, tears. TIME moves on, but memories of HOURS that have been pleasantly spent re- main forever. The SECONDS-60 of them-have hurried to make the MINUTESQ then 60 MINUTES evolved into each memorable HOUR. The CLOCKS on the pages of this book mark the good HOURS of our student days. 12 SSS X, S - Q1 ,rr . if II' 1' ' s TIM EFOR CLASSES TIMES WE SHALL In September of 1957 an assembly was held at Woodrow Wilson High School. We, the group assembled, were a number of nervous stu- dents eagerly awaiting our fate. The first few days were rough and hecticg we rode imaginary elevators and searched for lounges that were not there. However, we soon caught on to Woodrow Wilson High School's ways, and with great aims we set out to meet the coming year. At the first class meeting, we elected officers. They were Jerry Turner, Sara Meador, Martha Maxwell, and Sam Cohn. We were happy to have as our class sponsor Mrs. Janet Rodriguez who was appointed to guide us through the next three years. Among our many activities during the year was the Informal Party. Davy Jones' Locker set the mood for a wonderful night that all will remember. Before we knew it, school was out. There were three months ahead to recuperate from the strain of our first year at Woodrow Wilson High School, and to anticipate our junior year. The school term of 1958-1959 began on a sunny September day. Junior Class officers were Jerry Turner, Sara Meador, Jo Ann Cascio, and Sam Cohn. The state of mind of the junior students was quite different from that of the previous year. Woodrow Wilson High School was home to us now, and we were glad to be starting another year. The Junior Class Play, Pride and Prejudice, was a delightful three- act romantic comedy. It was presented with great success. The annual minstrel, directed by Mr. Glenn Sallack, was entitled Kollege Kapersf' Both director and cast worked hard to make this one of the highlights of our Junior year. l4 NEVER FGRGET Finally came the long-awaited day! Our Junior-Senior Prom was held May 9, 1959. The colorful Mardi Gras theme and our fine Jazz Band made that night one to be long remembered. At last, we were seniors. Jerry Turner, Sara Meador, Jo Ann Cascio, and Johnny Quinter were our Senior Class Officers, Co-captains of the football team for the 1959 season were Russell Walls, John Shumate, Barry Huffstutler, and Jerry Turner. Cheering the team on were the Flying Eagle Band and the Woodrow Wilson High School cheerleaders, and an enthusiastic body of students. Highlighting Homecoming Week, the queens, chosen by the Senior boys, made a lovely picture in the parade. Jane Anderson reigned as Homecoming Queen and Peggy Stafford as Miss Flying Eagle. Our Senior Class play, Three Blind Mice, was directed by Mrs. Vass and won the approval of all who saw it. This was followed by the oper- etta, The Belle of the West, the senior Football-Band Party, and the an- nual band concerts. Among other memorable occassions of the year were Kid's Day and our colorful Prom. As guests, instead of hosts and hostesses, we enjoyed this dance given in our honor by the Juniors. Sara Meador reigned beau- tifully as Prom Queen and her attendants Freda Tolliver, Pat Phil- lips, Norma Combs, Julia Hutchinson, Doris Buckles, and Edna White. , -..--,.. -, nw, The last days of our senior year were busy ones. The rushing around and last minute preparations tended to make us forget that soon our high school days would be over. Joy, sadness, gratitude and pride were mingled in the feeling of each senior who received a diploma. Hail to Woodrow Wilson, Alma Mater dear, We shall ever sing thy praises Through the coming years. I5 . ,2 ,v sg ' 1 . Q I s na Y fi' ii 'Aw , 'pynfg N ,, , .,fM,4.4g gg, f, +1 , I' , 4,2 y . 'Af rf, ,- ,945 ,gy 3 Sarah Maria Alhanese llSallyJ! What can I do to be for- ever known? Ministrel 3, Operetta 2, Chess, Dramatics, Poetry 1, Thespians 1, Band 1, County Choir, Jr. Classi- cal League Ralph Lawrence Allen Country Boy T5vel'u,e years-now free- om. ' Wrestling, Track, Foot- ball, Athletic 1 Larry Emmett Anderson Little Larry Men of few words are the best men. Key 1 Ronnie Gene Anderson Pudge I know a lot but can't think of anything. Boys Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Audio-Visual 1 Ethel Jean Andrews Edsel A mighty hunter, my prey is man. House of Representatives, Booster 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Art 1 . ne e 1, l Virginia Ann Akers kv - ' uJen,rLyn , ' 1, It's much easier to be 1?- 7 P . ' ij' happy than blue. 'X 2 G. A. A. 2, Mixed Chorus V .ff .QM J I ,Q 4.,:. ' , 1 ' f r Robert Marshall 'Raj 5 is Alderman Bob , i' Distributive Key 1 ' TF' ,sv f .1 giAlk'4fQ'5f,2 ' 1' llli li - H ,r4r,wf,,,,,,55f A,gMg4g,g4i,,ik 4, 'f 1 M ' ' Q. ' ' f . ,.,, ,G-A-W fa 3. M4 M X , W 2 fy I f AY' f . ' 2154 ,, lg:-' f , V 0 We lgwy f , Z f ff .f .ae ! X My .4 V! ,. A fy , , ,y ' JV 'HQ ,f . 1. mere- 1 y:4f,f1 f, f f,, f 4 ' W., ,..,.sff.-,,.-Mfr'-71-ff-ev , lf, ., Q X ff , ,dir , f f J 1 ,, 4 f Z rf 1. W Wwe eefff r 'M 7, 0 fl ij! ,Mfr 74 FWZ f f Z!! ff! ff? f ff f ff fffb 2-gqQ1if,, 'ff 129 , My , yy, : ,. gif. cf Z Wwff Z6 4' X X as 1 ' ff q, 1 .4 ,f 04 X W, . V!! .. : ' 'i 1 .rg-,Q may 4 'Ti fi 7.6ifC9z1'5f7 W 1 ' 'I'-. '- ' - J. Wiwfwdmf 2 4 Wwyzfipiaz- .4 ,W wwf-fwvfu ff- Wye , f 1 f ey if ff I f I yf 1 f f f f f f f if 1 gffzzgfz a.f2fl5': iw. ,ggi Afcffvflfnili' 2 and s fm i l made our 19 Home Queen G. A tBoard of Directors, Trea- surerb, Junior Class Play, Operetta 2, Minstrel 2, Chorus 1, Thespians, Jr. Classical League, Annual Staff, Homecoming Queen Patty Ann Anderson K1-Pat!! With 'merriment in her eyes, she came, she saw, she conquered. Cheerleader CCO - Headj, G. A. A. 1, Dramatics 1 fPresidentJ, Minstrel 1, Eagle Dispatch tHeadline Editorl, Annual Staff, Tennis 1, Jr. Classical League, Operetta 1, Boos- ter Club 3 tBoard of Di- rectors 1J, Attendant to Homecoming Queen Roy Dale Anderson KlRoy7! Do it or die, or die doing it. Chess Ross Darrell Armstrong A Strongarm What's the use worry- ingg there's always a way. Football 1, Track 1, Wrestling 1 Patricia Ann Arnold Patty Her personality is as bright as her golden hair. G. A. A. 1, County Choir, Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus, Minstrel 1, Ope- retta 1, Bible Richard McKinley Ashworth Dick When parties interfere with work-quit work. Band 3, Jazz Band 2, Hi- Y 3 lPresident 15, Min- strel 1, Executive Com- mittee 2, House of Repre- sentatives 1 , eo fy, X Carolyn Sue Ayres Squirt lt's the quiet worker who succeeds. G. A. A. 1, Bible 2 Fred Earl Bailey Fred He works hardest to get out of work. Hi-Y Club William Kent Bair Bearcat A great disposition and friendly to all. Football 3, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Basketball Mgr., All State Chorus 1, Ope- retta 1, Key Club 3 lPresi- dent 13, Chess 1 rPresi- dentj Jefferson Eugene Baker Iliff Smile, so the world will lfnow yo1c're up to some- llzingf' ui- . km f .,:-,f .l I4 .vim 1-J 4- ' -f Lf! I - QA, . ,-. '- gp X . A Y - H 4 I Q 1 L. if V I Q ' 13 R' . r Gloria Gail Arthur HGGNH Charm and grace ac- companies her. Service 3, Sales 1 Beulah Eileen Ayers Eileen As welcome as the flow- ers in May. G. A. A. 2, Distributive Club 1 Gary Lee Ayres llLeeH Quiet and reserved, a man of few words. Bible, Distributive 1 Paul Stephen Bair Steve He ain't dead, he's only a sleep1n'. Key Club 1, Hi-Y 2, House of Representatives, Booster 1 Denarl Lee Baker Lee A great disposition and friendly to all. Distributive 1, Bible Berl Ball IIerl ll'hn in renfed e 11 u e u ion? Sherl Ball Sherl 'Authority makes some folks grow, others just swell. Joseph Richard Barkley llDick!! I want what I want, when I want it. Football 3, Wrestling 3, Track 3, Jr. Tech 1 Barry David Basham uBa7,,ryn The best men are of few words. Chess 1, Wrestling 1, Chorus 2 Nancy Sue Beals flsuelr Never too busy for fun. Bible, G. A. A. 2, Distribu- tive 1 Constance Elane Bergendahl Connie Sweet, cute and a smile to boot. F. H. A. 3, Operetta 1, Minstrel 1, Senior Play, Jr. Classical League Darrell Nelson Bird Squeek There is no fire without some smoke. A Zff- 7 ls.. -A-1 'TS' .. fm-e .X i. f '...g,,, Y f- -,,, . . FAN, L f.: -'.. ,,,, 2 r ' K r Qgjgi, ,c '-. s apvr :ess s . ..,,,, ,, 1 ,N my X, V . . A w V, f - wig . . 3 Q, -. -., -, eg is-3,215 .fra X- K .- i .fi,.Y.h.5 :...i Yi -, 9 'fizff-55:1 1 QNX 1 '4 XV fa v 'wx XG 4 S - cXi- ,-1-xv N f NF' xx .3 i-. a:,j,i ies, im ik 1 o ,553 r - it api' .QTfi 4 s Qe'f- an lsei csviss Qev ' I -.-.' V l. xv 5:-M Y-, X X ,rx . Earl Allen Ballengee HE. A-.H A happy-go-lucky guy. Key Club 3, Football 2, Track 1, Wrestling 2 William Bouldin Barnard Bill Heroes aren't a l w a y s darkg sometimes they're just tall and handsome. Basketball 3 fCo-Cap- tainl, Key Club 3 CLt. Governorj, Hi-Y 3 CSec- retary ll, Track 3, Exe- cutive Committee 1, Sen- ior Class Play, Boys State Gary Edward Bays llltil 'tDon't be a carbon copy- make your own impres- sions. Gene Bennett Gene Itls work, not play, that's so fatiguingf' fl 'I f 'Kindnessn eerful, happy, alw gayg there is never a worry he doesn't smile away. Key Club 2, Track 1, Stu- dent Council 1 Kathryn Ann Bivens ..Katy,, One who will succeed. G. A. A. 1, Latin 1, House of Repres. 1, Band 3, Min- strel 3, Flag Girl 1, An- nual Staff, Jr. Classical League, Thespians 1, Sen- ior Class Play, Jr. Tech. Tommy Oscar Blackburn Tommy Living and learnin g .. what more can I do? Audio-Visual, Chess Lewis Howard Blakely Leia I live anything but a 'gs quiet life, why staw '- now? ' Dramatics 3 lTreas.Jl l. Joan Boggess Joaniv If God bv with you, who can bc against you? Art 1, Bible 2, Speech 1 Dave Edward Bower Dare It's better to learn late than never. Poetry Club Lou Ann Bragg Bubbles An artistic dancer, a persuasive romancerf' Dramatics 1, Thespians 2 1Sec.5. Bible 1, Minstrel. Operetta 2, Executive Comm. William Frederick Bragg F1'l'flcli1 ' ll'l1at grcatvr man has lii'ul? Dranintics 1. Key 3 gh 'x l o QR' x , I- sk - T' ,, ll ll H., -1 ' 1 ' L ?iA, .C , -4. gf? .fv x pr 6? ,gs on-' Q' Dennis Lee Blair Hot Rod To study or not to study that is the question. Distributive 1 Judy Ellen Blankenship Doodie She's liked by all. Bible 3 Larry Joseph Bolash Hot Lips I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Minstrel 3, Jazz Band 3, Band lOfficerJ 3, Student Council lTreas.J David Lee Bragg Cowboy Someone said this is the key to success, but I don't know. Pauline Bragg Pollyanna Her red hair gives no indication of mischief. Bible 2, Usher 1 Wayne William Bray VVayne c' only mental erer- cise I get is from jump- ing ta C07lClIl8l07l8.H Chess 1 Th Juanita Marion Broce Nittie Look for the best in ev- erything and think the best of everyone. Bible 2, Handicraft 1 William Browsky , 44-Billy! Lead me not into tempta- tion, but show me the way and I'll break my neck trying to find it. 'I Doris Ann Buckles Half-Pint And her tongue tripped merrily on. Band 3, Minstrel 3, G. A. A. 3 fPresidentJ, Trumpe- teer 1, Dramatics 1 Connie Carole Calfee Connie A sweet and charming little dame, ever and al- ways just the same. Minstrel 3, Orchestra 2, Band 3, All State Orch- estra, All State Band, Flag Girl 1, Dramatics 1, Booster 1, Speech 1, Jr. Classical League ' Richard Callaway l4Dicku What fools these mortals be,' they should have ta- ken lessons from me. Football 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Athletic 1, Student Council 1 Donna Ruth Campbell Donna A girl that's sweet, a girl that's true,' without her what would Bob do? Dramatics 1, Sales Service 1, House of Rep- resentatives 1, Usher 1 N W 3yw,f:gfl,ycyf ff wwf waxed, ,. ff, ', '3 1 f I M V a -'tiff H f, ,, , A r '- ' 1 H wweg ' . lf if V .,, -. ' X ,, ,ff ei ,Q - , I, fy! i V ,ff .ff 1- Mf, , 1 , A V3 ' nga iff f 9'- ! 1, ,s ff me f 'fits vial? W if 6' Q,.,,,,7MVH , I , , , , ,x ,k K 1. , ,. 24,2511 f, wi H .. ' , . . ' .f , 'f-izfefzymfy -1-ff? .,,,,,f , -ff' ' ' 1 ' ' 'XZ , ,: ' fi wffff, .1 '.!:i,,Q..i',.yf f, , , , ,- . . 7 - sf , I ff 2 V - ,, , f - A , , . , ,I , , ,f :.,-,yn-jw Z, Q 1 f f 3' ' f if ,f ' lgfifkayighj , , ', , , ,ff 5 f , ' I 14 f ff f Y zlr.-sw V 'f , f f f ' ,Qi-,mtv-:fre ., f I V , ,ya-an , 1 -f . f. f 7,,f,,,m, f ' f t 'i 2 If if ' . .Q ' 5552314955 ' ' ' . 'f , 'Y , 1 f g1wj,,,s,afgfQ , , . , ,. , , -Y I , W-.,,,,. , , , If .. , 1 ,V Y 21 ,r . - 3- ' v . Frances Kay Brown Butch If giggles c am e in pounds, she'd be a mighty big woman. Usher 1 Hilda Buckland :1Hildyr: What we are is God's gift to us, what we be- come is our gift to God. Bible 3 fChaplainJ, Dra- matics 1, Operetta 1 Mary Karen Burke Karen Quiet and lively, happy and gay, a smile for all who comes her way. Mixed Chorus 2, Jr. Class Play, Minstrel 3, Operetta 3, Jr. Classical League, Booster 1, S p e e c h 1, fPres.J Nancy Lee Calfee KINan!Y 'tManners often make for- tunes. G. A. A. 1, F. T. A. 3, Operetta 3, Select Chorus Judith Raye Callison uejudyu A quiet disposition makes sweet friendships by the score. Bible 1, 4-H 1 Frank Dominick Cannetti Frankie HI never let school 'inter- fere with fun. Boys Chorus 1, Sales 1, Stage Crew, Track 1, Audio-Visual 3, fTreas.J Glenn Sheldon Cantley Kllkell Everything comes if a man will only wait. Band 3, Minstrel 1, Hi-Y 3 QV. Pres.J, Key 1, Jazz Band Aurelia Silia Cappellari KKCap!Y A chattering, cute brown- ette with a winning smile. Operetta 3, Chorus 3, Eagle Dispatch, Sr. Play, Minstrel, Dramatics 1, Chess 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Select Chorus Jo Ann Cascio 111107, Silence is deep as etern- ity, speech is shallow as time. Sec. Jr. and Sen. Classes, Executive Comm. 2, Booster 1, G. A. A. 3, Min- strel 2, Girls Chorus 2, Usher 1, Operetta 2 Martha Noel Christian llIurc'e1 ' lJou'l just si! flzrrr' - u'orryl House of Repres. 1, F. H. A. 1, Minstrel 1, Booster 2 lBd. of Directorsl, Eagle Dispatch 2 lCopy Editor 1, Editor-in-Chief ll, Quill and Scroll, Pres. of Raleigh, VVyoming Co. Press Association, Span- ish 1, Annual Staff, Ten- nis 1, Girls State Linda Lou Clifford Linda Her friendship is a last- ing, cherished thing. Band 3, Minstrel 2, Bihle 3 lV. Pres.J -r' T 5 1 4-7 as VA.. ,Q 'f. ? is 1 'K ,sa QI,- W .A ,V X il f T' :l5N'l'1l 1 ' -' 5 gk 'K 0 1. f, r 3' 1 'Q Dora Shirley Cole '52 3' Doacly N,- She wears a smile that u'on't come off. House of Repres. 1, Usher, Chess 'FIS 'a,.. in -,L iff. ii:- 'Ai ll .fgjl J L , ig, Robert Dewayne Cantrell KlR0bI! Fortune favors the bold. Chess 3 Rita Kay Carter Katie l'm not C0l1CC'llt'!l, just perfect. G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 3, Min- strel 1 Patricia Dare Cassity zrpattyn A happy face comes only from a joyous heart. G. A. A. 3, F. H. A. 3, Operetta 1, Chorus 1 Delormay Dietrick Clement, Jr. zrsonnyln Got a one track mind: Drag Track l Chess Samuel Edward Cohn zfsamrr There's never a worry on Sam's mind, e :r c e pt when the ball score is lagging behind. Basketball 3, Football 3, Track 3, Key 3, House of Repres. lPres. Pro-Temj, Treas. Soph. and Jr. Classes, Executive Comm. 2, Atlll6tlC1, Sen, C1355 Play, Annual Staff Thomas Eugene Cole Tommy Do unto others before they hare a chance at you. John Donald Collier 1KD0n!! Count me in! Chess 2, Key 1, Math 1, Track Sandra Kay Collins rzsandyrr Whatever the situation, I'll find something to say. Usher 1, Operetta 3, lect Choir Se- Phyllis Jean Conner clFiS8y:y As sweet as the day is long. Service 2, Distributive 1, Chess Doris Ann Cooper KIDO-Dol! Doris is gay, what more can we say? Operetta 1, G. A. A. 1, Usher, Chorus 1, Bible James Ronald Cox Jimmy Anything for a joke. Audio-Visual Keith Wayne Cummings Keith I hurry not, neither do I worry. 4-H Club 1 f 'ff f f ,fffefeee f f - ' 1 . Z4 .f f f, -.-Xyfff, 'MW-f'f'5ff-ffgrjfcj f 5, L7 , M f M in M4 t X f ff. f ,L . MV , V9 M, ' 7 , 'Tl' ,r,fQf,,. ,, 1, 1, X ei 3 xQ5iZfVff'. Y ' ', ' if ,' 1-. 5 .- . ,. 5 . 4!,, B, 1 em f , . if 3 . , J !. ' l af. ,,.4:f ' ,, , , , ,, ,V,, ,,,,. ,, , ,.,,. , f 7 I I f i WM., Q- f ,of f.,f,y.g,' , . 'l , 2 2 V . Q f . lg 5 , Jw if... 'ty f . as 4 V f W 4 , 'f iyyfff K 5. 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Bible 1, Jr. Red 'Cross 1, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus 2 CSec.J, Operetta 2, Attendant to Prom Queen, Select Choir Lewis Anderson Cook Cookie A lot of nonsense new and then is relished by the best of men. Track 3, Key 3, Chess 1, Booster 2, Minstrel 1, Cheerleader Freda Mae Cox Freda A live wire that is some- times rather shocking? Dramatics 2, Booster 2, G. A. A. 1 Donnie Ray Crews Donnie Work and I haven't met and I don't want to know him. David Lee Davies David A quiet man, but quite a man! Basketball 3, Track 3, Key 3 QBd. of Directors 21, Student Council 1 fChap- lainj Donald Ray Davis MIIIIIIH Still waters run deep. 'l'l'z1L'k ii, Chess 2 Millie Lee Dawson Millie A happy heart makes a happy face. Chorus 1, Jr. Red Cross, Bible, G. A. A. Teresa Candida DeLuca Tweedie Good nature is more agreeable in conversa- tion than wit. Art 1, G. A. A. 3 lBd. of Directorsl, Operetta 3, Usher 1, Chorus 3, Min- strel, Jr. Classical League Drema Lee Dickson Drema Who stole her heart away, who makes her dream all day? Dramatice 3, Bible 1, Ush- er 1, Minstrel 1 James Edwin Dingess Jimmy Brave, but oh, so bash- ful. Chess 2 George G. Dotson HG. G. With his courtesy and friendly turn, success in ' . . , i lzje hell surely learn.' Athletic 1, Service 3 i 1 'G' We ki rl' 1 54- N 1? lx K if ll All-gr Frances Bell Davis Fran Cheerful and happy and always gay, there's nev- er a care tlzrozlglzout her day. Bible 3 Lucia Geraldine DeLuca l'LuL1c Full of pep and full of fun, ready to do what needs to be done. G. A. A. 3 lBd. of Direc- torsl, Chorus 3 lTreas.J, Operetta 3, Executive Comm. 1, Jr. Classical League, Booster 1, Usher 1, Minstrel 1, Art 1, Se- lect Choir Rosemary Dorlene Dick Rim t Not too short, not too tall, but cute and sweet, and loved by all. Minstrel 3, Band 3, Trum- peteer 1, Dramatics 2, Latin 1, Jr. Classical League Charles Ray Dillon Charles Wise 'men say nothing in dangerous times. Track 1, Chess 3 Birdie Jean Doss Robin They can conquer who be- lieve they can. Bible 2, Art 1 Larry Allen Drake Larry A man's irorfh l'SI1'f measured by his if-or1Is. Chess 1 Ann Elizabeth Drysdale Butch A happy heart makes a happy girl. Sales, Distributive 1 James Charles Easley uJ,i7n,rn,yn Never do today what you can put off till tomor- row, or better still, not at all. Football 1, Track 2, Bas- ketball 3, Athletic 1, Chess 3 Virginia Algie Evans Ginger Q1zietness and charm go hand in hanclfl Minstrel 3, All State Orchestra, G. A. A. 1, Booster 1, Latin 2 QTreas.J Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Annual Staff, Jr. Classical League, Band 3, Trumpeteer 2, Manager 1 Bonnie Sue Farmer Bonnie They say a smiling face reflects a light and lov- ing heart. Dramatics 2, Mix e d Chorus, Usher Elizabeth Valara Fazio Val Her face is always friendly, her voice is al- ways kinclf' Band 3, Flag Girl 1, Orchestra 2, Dramatics 1, Handicraft 1, Spanish 1, Minstrel 3 Dixie Lothell Figas Cheata Don't judge a book by its cover. F. H. A. 1, Service, Stu- dent Council 2 iN W - . t .5 l it X - it - - . .. 1 .g X . . ,. -, .- W M . U ss- alxmx K 1? 1 'F 1. 'W' 4' L f gg, , A j i .,:. 'i 'I A .. Ze' 5 ., 4-if fine ' QB it K a I f , ,get-2 ll 0 X3 ag, A fi it il ' I 54 I - 2 Sue Ellen Dunbar Susie f'The gal with a great big personality. House of Repres. 1, Boost- er 3, Operetta 1, Sen. Play, Chorus 2, County Choir Carol Sue Ercole f:ETk2J Her smile holds a friend- ly glow for everyone. G. A. A. 3, Student Coun- cil Dena Lorene Farley llpeeil Her face is always hap- py, her smile is always there. G. A. A. 2, Jr. Red Cross, Distributive Raymond Carl Faykus 1lRay!! I don't know, and fur- thermore I don't care. Football 2, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Athletic 1 If Samuel Garland Feazell ilsamll A saint at home, a devil abroad. Basketball 3, Track 3, House of Repres., Senate 1, Boys State lSupreme Court Judgej, State Stu- dent Council Convention Alma Sue Fitzpatrick Susie Sincere and earnest in every way. Dramatics 1, Operetta 1 Dorothy Barbara Fleming 'tBobbie She owns a smile ieorth seeing. Eagle Dispatch tCircula- tion Editorl, Usher 1, Band 3, Bible 1, Chess 1, Dramatics 1, Minstrel 3, Jr. Classical League Don Holt Foose Fon Duce If after three years you do not graduate, become a teacher. Track, Wrestling, Eagle Dispatch 2 tSports Edi- torj, Sen. Class Play, Booster 2 QV. Pres. 11, Operetta, Basketball Mgr., Minstrel, Executive Comm. 1, Mixed Chorus, Select Choir Barbara Sue Fortner llgarbli Charm is a secret of hers. Mixed Chorus 3, Handi- craft. Gloria Jean Gadd HDOLUYY Silence is more musical than any song. Bible 1, Jr. Red Cross 3, Executive Comm. 1 Nicki Sue Gagalis ulvikn The world was made to be enjoyed-I enjoy it. Senate 1, Bible 1, Dra- matics 1, Booster 1, Band 3, Annual Staff, Minstrel 3 Regina Joan Gardner Gina A little, tiny, pretty, zeit- ty, charming, darling, she. G. A. A., -1-H 1, Handi- craft 1, House of Repres. 1. Band 3, Flag Girl 1, Minstrel 3, Annual Staff Qys-f Pershing Flint Breeze say wine, women, song are fatal - I gave up my music ea- reer. Key 1, Jr. Tech 1 ll ES, V 1 Teddy Carlyle Ford X I V It 9 :sly-811 Q 'V' ' O 'h d t ' 'J VM, ne it ose l goo na me v never varies. 4 Executive Committee 1 Linda Lee French Frenchie is Sweet, petite, a treat to meet. 4 House of Repres., Boost- er 1, Jr. Classical League, F. T. A. 2 tTreas. 1, V. Pres. 11, Band 3, Officer 1, Minstrel 3, Girls State, Annual Staff . me , fl 9 Mattie Jane Gadd l Mattie We find in life exactly what we put into it. Bible 3, F. T. A. 1 Samuel Leo Gall Feet He has personality plus with an eye for mis- chief. Key 3, Athletic 1, Track 3, Wrestling 1, Football 1 i Manager2 ik -si? 5 ' r. y -X yn -'fr-L-, f,g.', A... 4' fat: left' Q' ' . Kenneth Lee Garten n 'S N , ff A-1,fzf1.'.11ti,f' .,- Q, JJ lt is nut every qu1'st1'nn 'C' ' that fleserres an an 1 su-er. ' Key 2, Track 1 John George Gorgeous Not too serious, not too ga-y, he's the kind we like always. Key 2, Stage Crew 1 Jean Marie Giompalo Bunny A penny for her thoughts. Jr. Classical League, Sales 3, Operetta 3, Chorus 3 QV. Pres.J, Select Choir, G. A. A. 3, Usher 2, Minstrel 1, Art 1 June Givens June A rare jewel of ability and sweetness, smart- ness and cutenessf' Band 3, Majorette 2, Orch- estra 2, All State Orches- tra 2, Minstrel 3, House of Repres. 2 fSec. Pro Teml, F. H. A., Jr. Classical League, Latin fTreas.J, Annual Staff Rosalie Menerva Goins Rosalie She speaks, behaves, and acts just like she should. Bible 3 fPresidentJ, Art 1 William Edward Goolsby Bill Never try twice. 'Wu f was 1 ,., .,,-. 2, If A f I if use VW rl L! i.ft,az:- 2 fi' H, ,V-3 ,V 14. , ie ,Z if f- .f ,f lfgyjfz' f V , x 5 f -. sazfl- V ,R-,g,12'L, , 5 ' V - ' ' I 'f'-H11 H . lil: , :- 'fx ' ,l : wwf-13 f as ' ff if William Franklin Gillespie flB,1:llH School is a lot of fun- if you like school. Athletic J oan Givens Joanie A twirl of her baton and she led the band on. Jazz Band, G. A. A. 1, Jr. Tech 1, Latin 2 fSec., Pres.l, Student Council, All State Orchestra, Jr. Classical League, Orches- tra 2, Band 3, Minstrel 3, Majorette 2, Head Major- ette 1, Executive Comm. Walter Earl Goff llspookn Courage, brother! Do not stumble. Chess 3 Roger Lee Goodson Kookie Rum, rornanticisrn, and rebellion. Chess David Earl Graybeal Dave He is one that knows more than he says. Chess 2, Bible 2 James Luther Greer 'AJimmy '4There'l1 be some changes made. Audio - Visual 1, Stage Crew 1 Lois Vivian Grigsby Shorty Make mine music. Chorus 3, Minstrel 3, Mix- ed Chorus 3 fSec.J, Operetta 3, Select Choir 2 Thomas Wayne Gulley KGTOWLYY Genius is one per cent in- spiration and ninety- nine per cent perspira- tion. 'Hi-Y 2 Carolin M. Gunther Lin A happy person all day long. Service 1, Bible 1, Boost- er, Distributive 1 Jon Loomis Gwinn GonJin Take care of the present, the fzcture is still to come. Band 3, Jazz Band, Chess, Hi-Y, Minstrel 3 David Earl Hall David If life is worth living it's worth enjoying. Bible 1 Philip Bradley 'Hal ran HDOCU ' Alz.' At last I can be a farmer. Track 1, Basketball Man- ager, Key 3 1590- 25, Chess 1, Minstrel, Boys State, Jr. Classical League fx . Q-, X of John George Gulbin 4 Glam-Glam ' pe for the best, pre- p 1- .' worst, and a' what you an get. ey 3, Distributive 1 ff James Floyd Gum Jim Nothing but himself can be his parallel. Audio-Visual 3, Athletic 1 Richard Lee Guy Dick Greater men have lived, but who? Key 3, Booster 1 WW e A' arjorie Eileen Hale 61 g Margie Lit e people are to be loved and big people are to be admired-gee, I'm glad I'm little. Student Council 2 lSec. 13, Mixed Chorus 1, Handi- craft 1 QV. Pres.J, Min- strel 1, Annual Staff Robert Patterson Hall Pat I call myself a wit, but they say I'm only half right. Key 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Operetta 1, Booster 1 Harriette Lanier Hambric Q 6 f AlHfll'7'1't'ff6 ' Her very froicrzs are fair- rr far than the smiles of other maidens are. Student Council 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Booster 1 Harry Norval Success? Gee, even know talking a Football 1, 1, Wrestlin, Track Art 3 fTreas.b, Key 1 Paula Louise Harless Moo-Moo Why olon't you fall in love with me ? Booster 3, Jr. Red Cross, Minstrel, Jr. Classical League, Annual Staff, At- tendant to Homecoming Queen, Latin, Operetta Rodney Earl Harmon ClRod!Y e Not everyone can se things from my point view-6'3 . Football 3, CCo-Captainj Chorus, All State Minstrel 3, Key Select Choir, Operetta Senate 3 Carolyn Carlton Hart Carolyn Small but mighty. Bible 1, F. H. A. 2 fChap- lainl, Jr. Classical League Brenda Joyce Harvath Bennie Jo Winning is her way and pleasant is her smile. Mixed Chorus 1, Handi- craft 1, F. H. A., Operetta 1, Chorus 1 Priscilla Gaye Hatfield P'rissy A joy to talk with and pleasant to think of. Band 3, Bible 1, Handi- craft 3, Minstrel 1 I . 1, HQKN., , Viapfr 1 iaqgyf Q.. I Y . 'Er f 555551531 A C Ma. QW .af . 1 .m.f.. . .'..5,Q v wg. '+r?:w H. Vw . 1f ffm i3IJL f. ',?4..'1'PP. '7 -K 33 :lJQi , f.. f , . . lo, ' ' f f f ,j,q..1:z.1.: ' f. ' ' A ' ' - . U W I -.ai :-'-,f.,- I ' - 4 3':f P .G 1124-'5 -' 'ff-' b ,Z , ,. , ,.,,,. - . ,,,- ' gf: - .,.. -A . f if , gf? 9 1 N f My . f . ,4 ff? pi e x ,Q A A ff' f4,1,l.f.,.i -, 5 Q, Q .1 ef 3 V lla. . Donald Ray Hancock ilHand,y!! I'll think it over if you'll only give me time. Billy Ray Harmon Little Willie Anything but a quiet life. Shirley Elaine Harmon Shirley To say little and accom- plish much are the char- actistics of the great. Handicraft 3, G. A. A. 1, Distributive 1 Elmer John Harvath Klelohnil Let me enjoy life while I'm here. Athletic 1, Chess 1, Foot- ball 1, Track 2 Harry Glenn Harvey Hardy If I ,can't do it, nobody can. ' Athletic 1, Chess 2, Track 1 Sara Elizabeth Hawks uzjupyu Sweetness and smartness go hand in hand. Dramatics 1, G. A. A. 2, Usher 1, Chorus 1, Min- strel 1, Operetta 1 Shirley Anne Heaberlin Shirley Her ability is equaled by her sweetness. Bible, Latin, Handicraft 2, Executive Committee 1 Pauline Carole Hedrick Carole Life isn't worth living unless we have fun, so let's go! Sales, Bible, Distributive, House of Repres. Charles Edward Highlander llwhoppyll Stop crying girls, there is not enough of ine for everybody. Student Council 2 lSec. 1, V. Pres. 15, Mixed Chorus 2, Football 2, Wrestling 2, Track 2 Reba Kay Hodge Crash Jolly, yet serious, fun loving, yet sincere. Art Club 3 Georgena Hoskins Jean The very pink of cour- tesy. Bible 1, Service 1, F. H. A. Rose Jeanette Huffman Jeanette .-1 moments tlzz'nkz'ng is an hour in z4'orcls. Bible 2 John Patrick Heagarty Moose Studying interferes so with the regular high school course. Key 2, Chess 2, Football 3, Basketball 3, Track 3 Patricia Carroll Hicks Patty Live simplyg life is too precious to complete. Bible 3 fSec.J, F. T. A. 1 Jeffrey Glenn Hippert Mule-ff!! He remembers only his happiest hours. Band 3, Jazz Band, Key 3, Hi-Y 1, Minstrel 2 Lynda Sue Honts Winston Good deeds have their own rewards. Minstrel 2, Latin 2, G. A. A. 1, Dramatics 1, Flag Girl 1, Band 3 Hans-Joachim Woltram Huebner llHa'nsYl He came, he saw, he con- quereclf' Student Council, State Student Council Conven- tion Barry Ambus Huffstutler Dutch Virtue is bold, courage is nct-cr fearing. Basketball 3, Track 3, Chess 2, Football 3 1Co- Captain: Jerry Preston lryogien A mighty Hunter prey is girls! Football 2, ketball 1, Student Council 1 1, Key 1, Bible 1 Wayne Hutchinson Hutch Carefee and easy going. Chess 3 Eva Sue Johnson Susie She aims high and ways hits. G. A. A. 1, Service Usher 1 Mary Elizabeth Jones l:MaTysy Calm a n d quiet, a n d known to few, but those who know her, kn o w her true. Handicraft 1 Sandra Lee Jordan clsandyxl A perfect lady, nobly planned, to warm, to comfort, and to com- mand. G. A. A. 1, Service 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Operetta 2 Donna Elizabeth Karnes Donna Quietly she fulfills each task, faithful to each duty. G. A. A. 3 Julia Beckett Hutchinson Julie Speak your thoughts lest someone beat you to it, Attendant to Prom Queen, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, Booster 2 fBd. of Direc- torsj, Minstrel, Sen. Class Play, Executive Comm. 1, Annual Staff David Lee Johnson David A merry heart goes a long way. Jimmy Cecil Johnson Jimmy Twelve years and now freedom! Bible 3 Mary Lee Jones ClLeeH Good natured and never dull. G. A. A. 1, Service 1 Charles Martin Karbonit K.B. A man's worth is meas- ured by his actions, not his words. Football 3, Basketball 3, Track 3, Key 3 lTreas.J, Athletic 1 Betty Lou Kellman Little One 'tLittle, b ut o h ! s o mighty. Dramatics, Girls Chorus 3, Select Choir, Booster, Eagle Dispatch Staff, Operetta 3 Patricia Lee Kidd crpattyri A ring on the finger is worth tivo on the phone. G. A. A. 3, Usher 1, Min- strel 1, Jr. Classical League Nancy Carol Kiddy llNancy!Y She came, she saw, and she conquered many friends. Dramatics 1, Bible 1, Mix- ed C h o r u s, Service QTreas.J William Edward Kinzer Lightning For all the years I've been in schoolg I can now be a farmer. Football Manager 1, Chess 3 Charlotte Lou Kiser Mouse The best of things come in little packages. G. A. A. 3 QTreas.J, Band 3 lOfficerJ, Orchestra 1, All State Band, Minstrel 2, Jazz Band 2. Flag Girl 1 Charlotte Ann Klaus Charlie A good mind possesses a kingdom. Band 3, Majorette 1, Min- strel 3, Jr. and Sen. Class Plays, G. A. A. 1, Jr. Tech 3 lSec.J, Thespians 1, Ex- ecutive Comm., G i r l s State, Annual Staff 1Co- Editorl, Jr. Classical League, Attendant to Miss Flying Eagle, Know Your State Govt., Tennis 2 Robert Ray Lagos HB0bH If fame comes a f t e 1' -Q-1, death, I'n1 not an.1'ions to be famous. Chess 2 Theresa June Kidd uJerryn Sing and the world sings with yon. Chorus 3, Minstrel 3. Operetta 3, Handicraft. Select Choir Virginia Mae Kincaid Genny Nothing is impossible in a willing heart. Handicraft 3, M i X 6 fl Chorus A v lvwilliam Alan Kirk f KIA-lm He is not in the role of common men. Art 1, Jr. Tech 1, Math 1, Football Mgr. 1, Wrest- ling 1, Track 1, Executive Comm. 2 Douglas Lee Kiser Skeeter Few love to hear the sins that they love to act. Booster 1, Chess 2, Key 1, Art 1, Athletic 1 Nl Linda Evelyn Lafferty Pete Always laughing, always jolly, always full of fun and folly. G. A. A. 3, Handicraft 1, Mixed Chorus 1 Brenda Jean Lamb BJ, Without nonsense life is dull. Jr, Red Cross 1, Speech 1, Camera Club 1, Band 3, Jazz Band 2, Minstrel 2, Eagle Dispatch 1 Eleanor Faye Lamb KlFayel7 She's one of those people no one knows anything bad about. Band 3, Majorette 1, Min- strel 3, G. A. A. 3, Dra- matics 1, Latin 1 lSec.J, Jr. Classical League, Ten- nis 2. Loretta Rae Law URetaJ1 It's the quiet worker who succeeds. 4-H 2, Chorus 1, Bible 1 Emma Lee Lilly Emily A jolly good sport at all times. Bible 3, Service 1, Sales 1, Executive Committee 1 Janet Rose Lilly Jan Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. F. H. A. Patricia Ann Lilly upattyn If she has any faults, they re hidden well. G. A. A. 3, Handicraft 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Operetta 2, Minstrel 2 Shirley Ann Lively Shed I'll do it tomorrow. Bible 2 James Donald Land Donnie,' Life of the class, he laughs at the teacher's jokes. Key 3, Track 1, Execu- tive Comm. 1 Jessie Rose Leadingham KKJOYY The best and happiest lives are built by the day. Bible, Dramatics Silas Edmund Lilly Eddie A quite mind is a rich one. Chess 2, Football 1, Wrestling 2, Track 2 Mary Anne Lilly Bunkum A mischievous twinkle can be seen in her eye. Dramatics 2, G. A. A. 1, Booster 1 Margaret Linkous llMaTgJ7 Words are but shadows of actions. G. A. A. 2, Glee Club George Randolph Long Randy They say Napolean was only 5 feet I. Track 2, Key 3, Athletic 1, Football 3 .lack Douglas Long Jack A pair of brown eyes and a ready smile. Chess 1, Photography 1 Meridel Lee Lowe Mert ln life you must give as well as receive. House of Repres. 1, Dra- matics 1, Usher 1, Thes- pians 1 Nina Patricia Lusk upattyu With a carefree heart, she's fond of joys, she smiles at troubles, like- wise at boys. Senior Class Play, Boost- er 3, Minstrel Darla Yvonne Malagrida HRc,dYI For every minute you are angry, you lose sixty seconds of happiness. G. A. A. 2, Dramatics 1, Chorus 1, Distributive 1 Rosemary Mann Rosie A good heart is better than all the heads in the u'orld. Glee Club 2, F. H. A. 2, Chorus 2, Distributive 1, G. A. A. 1 Jesse Lu Manning Jesse 'Feu' in words, but in thoughts, many. F. F. A. 1, Football 1 HI 1.1 . . '.x f .r,, ,, 10 iff' 14-1 F '4' 1 Ei fi 09N Qx Qi ' nv' QE1? r .QL ,f E 'Kb 'hifi- 1' ' fm' . 1 lx N Ci ,f 1- JA. H .N,y,'x.f-- ...yea .. ...Q .,...s.z...a I 1 'Q-4 - X a ii fin rfv .A.X Ronald Gregory Long Rom: ie His eyes have a mischie- vous twinkle. Wrestling 2, Athletic 1, Track 1, Football 2 Arnold Lee Lucas HBO., Let others labor, I'Il do the rest. Football 2, Track 1, Wrestling 1, Chess 1, At- hletic 1 JoAnn Marie Magniez 11.1017 A kindly gentle way has she. G. A. A., Usher John Rudolph Mandeville Pee-Wee l'Variety is the spice of life. Athletic 1, Chess 1, Track 1 Gerald Ralph Manning Preacher My only regret is that I have but one life to live. Bible 3 Georgia Louise Martin Luigz ' Life isn't worth living il you ean't have fun, Bible 3, F. T. A. 1 Helen Elizabeth Martin Hbizi! A man is better than a book any day! Band 3, Minstrel 2, Or- chestra 1, Jazz Band 1, Dramatics 1, Art 1 fSec.J, Usher 1, House of Repres., Tennis 1, Annual Staff, G. A. A. 1 Marion Charles Massinople Piazone With his courtesy and friendly turn, success in life he'll surely learn. Football 1, Track 3, Wrestling 3, Key 3, At- hletic 1, Executive Comm., Boys State, Minstrel 1, Annual Staff fBusiness Managerj Martha Louise Maxwell KlL0u!I Though all her talents take loads of time, she never forgets that 'Hello'. Sec. Soph. Class, Execu- tive Comm., Dramatics 1, Thespians 2 fPres. 19, Op- eretta 3, Minstrel 2, G. A. A. 1, Jr. Classical League, Jr. and Sen. Class Plays, Select Choir 2, Annual Staff, Girls Chorus 3, Mix- ftl Chorus, County Choir Jon Andrew McBride HMM!! Mischievous is putting it mildly. House of Repres. 2, Execu- tive Comm., Football 3, Track 3, Wrestling 1, Key 1, Athletic 1, Math 1 Faith Jane McClung Faith Gentle in manners, fun in action. Executive Comm. 1, Bible 1, F. T. A., Eagle Dispatch Staff fBusiness Mgr.J Elizabeth Sue McClure Suzy I know a lot, but I don't know what. Band 3, G. A. A. 3, Min- strel 3 .ywud u . ,. -vp, , . H X ,- 4. 1 Q., A Minnie Louise Martin .1 ,. U Q rg uL0u,ien Quiet and always sweet. V A ' f 1 - , Bible 1, Service 2 ' at eg. -ii 'iw X , K f , 41 K 7 if ' 'f A l f Peggy Lee Matney fxpeggyrx Little, cute, quiet, and sweet, just to know her is a treat. Bible 3 Sandra Kaye Maynard Sandee Her rays are of pleasant- ness. Band 2, Usher 1, G. A. A. 1, Minstrel 2 Billy Ray McClaugherty Johnny Red It isn't good to be alone. Student Council 2, Track 1 Hope Elizabeth McClung Hopeless Let's have a good time, people. Jr. Red Cross fTreas.D TUN- Jerry Dwayne McDaniel Greasy Life is one long process of getting tired. Athletic 1 , K.-1, lv. xc. ' f- 'V , Victor Ray McMillion Mack The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to il. Mary Ida Meade lVIary Always merry, never glum, makes a bright and cheerful churn. Mixed Chorus 1, Drama- tics 2, Latin 1 Betty Jane Meadows Betty A sweet disposition and friendly to all. Bible, Handicraft George Sherman Meadows Sherman A laugh is worth a thou- sand tears in any mar- ket. Jr. Tech 1 Preston Meadows KAPTESH Worry kills more people than bullets, so why worry? Loleta Marie Melton Lo-Lee W ith a mischiez'ous tiviizlfle in her eyes, her tongue tripped merrily on. Dramatics 1, G. A. A. 1, Executive Committee 1, Band 1, Booster 2 lBd. of Directorsl, Eagle Dispatch tFeature Ed.J, Quill and Scroll, Tennis 1, MIUSUQI 12. Annual Staff Dorothy Louise McPeak Dolly A smile that spreads lilfl' sunshine on lip and cheek and brow. Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, Bible Sara Jane Meador Sara Jane UA pretty miss, a heart of gold, but for one man and his to hold. Executive Committee 3, Vice Pres. Soph., Jr. Sz Sr. class, Jr. Class Play, Boos- ter, B i b le, Thespians, Prom Queen, Select Choir, Operetta 3, Annual Staff, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chor- us Diane Kay Meadows Dinie A happy heart makes a happy face. G. A. A. lBd. of Direc- torsb, Mixed Chorus 2 lSec. IJ, Minstrel 2, An- nual Staff Janie Sue Meadows HSUIGH The worlcl's no better if we worry, and life's no better if we hurry. F. T. A. 1, Bible 1 Wallace Texas Meadows uTe-In 'ANot too serious or not too yay, but a rare good fellow in every way. Evadne Frederick Miller R1'elf1'r Life is frm serlmrs to take it seriously. Jazz Band 1, Executive Comm. 1, Poetry 1, Ura- matics 2, Minstrel 3, Jr. Class League, Booster 1, Band 3, Flag Girl 2, Hearl 1 Ruth Ellen Miller Ruthie She who sows courtesy, reaps friendship. Mixed Chorus 1, Bible 1, Usher 1 Roger Dale Mitchem ccR0du Must I work? Oh! What. a waste of time. Chess 2 Patricia Ann Mollohan upatsyu My tongue, though not my heart, shall have its will. Jr. Class Play, Sen. Class Play, Dramatics 2, Thes- pians 1 fTreas.D, Minstrel 3, Band 3, House of Rep. 1 Shelvie Jean Moore Shel How can we expect more out of life than we put into it? Service 2 Ramon Mor a HS0tH High school day aren't too bad, but I prefer high school nights. Chess 3, Track 2, Football 2, Wrestling 2 Betty Lou Nickell llL0laH Her sweetness becomes her. Mixed Chorus, Distribu- tive 1 fi ' 'H il- 75-'V .Z Sit... , fi . . Qs, ls.-5 X u F -3 . VX X , ,,.wl' x L Q X X O x 45, MLS -V x N A. ss X is N . s c. A ' . ., is .. ,. 155 9... ,Q A-,-,s-'ref - 4'-.fy '3 'h'if?!:i2- -- - Q mv, J .-z JAH bf al a: A ' - I x x -X I , l- f M' ' 4 w Q 3-1 I mmf' 5 . ,fi rt., xox U- e vs W., . ,, ,. 5s.2'g r Qfaj,.',- r.z:.yfm .ga 1 ,Tx -'sfisi-fit V374 :-4,r.. 1? 23.11 : . . 2, Tiff:xfsffas--sf.m,' , A ,,.-Q-., ..,s....Vk.5s , . .. - s .M-i.x.?5?Xw' .i'-:sew f 125 . .1 I 3 ' X -. 4 'eff Q, xg 'QM 35' 0- 1 'v iii sga X' ,A 52 SI qw , sri. ities W .1 . sf' . . ' 'wt ' 3 4 , 5 QQEYHQL' sl' K. V Douglas Banks Miser llDoug!! The good man makes others good. Chess 2 Henry Boyd Mize KlHenTy!l Care and I have never met. Bible 1, Chess 2 Macel Frances Moon Macel Good humor is always a success. Service, G. A. A., Mixed Chorus, Bible Joe Moran, Jr. Tarzan Pleasure's a sin and sometimes sin's a plea- sure. Key 1, Athletic 1, Chess 2, Football 2, Wrestling 1, Track 1, Art 1 Robert Michael Mynhier KKBob!Y Not only good looking, but good for every- thing. Executive Comm. 1, Track, Key 3, Sr. Class Play Margaret Ann Noble KlMa,rgell Her dark eyes suggest mystery and adventure. 'Bible 1, F. T. A. 1, Usher 2 QV. Pres. 1, Pres. 11, Se- lect Choir 1, All State Chorus 1, Operetta 2, Ac- companist 1, Girls Chorus 2 Nancy Carole Oliver Kootzie 4'An ounce of fun is worth a pound of learning. Art 1, Bible 1, Usher 1 Galen Eugene Oscar Galen Take all the advice you can get, but do as you would have anyway. Philip Browning Oxley Phil Good natured, never dull. Key 3 tBd. of Directors 27, House of Repres. 1 Johnny Douglas Pachuta Shooty Care? What's that? Tr a c k 1, Football 1, Wrestling 1, Chess 1, Ath- letic 1, Audio-Visual 1 Wilma Sue Parsons Priss Self love is the greatest of all flatterersf' 4-H Club, Band 3, Minstrel 3, Usher, Speech Billie Gaye Pegram llpfgfdlllyy Gentle in manners, firm in action. Service 1, Dramatics 2 Chess 1 Phyllis Kathleen Oliver Little Phyll Never too busy for fun. Jr. Red Cross 2, Usher QSec.J, Bible 2 Helen Oszvart Helen She comes and goes in her own sweet way. G. A. A. 2, F. H. A. 1 Janie MacAuthor Pachuta Jeanie Silence is deep as etern- ity, speech is shallow as time. David Lynn Pack David The world knows little of its smartest men. Alma Lillian Payne Alma A cute little miss, a hear! uf gold, but for one man and his to hold. Jr. Red Cross 3 tPres.J, Bible 1, Jr. Class Play, Operetta 3, Girls State, Chorus, All State Chorus, Executive Committee 1 John William Pennington Pro-Rn A funny thing this life uf mine, I hope I live to sec the end of il. Football 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Key 3, Hi-Y 1 William Armstead Peters c1Billyn I say what I think I should say. Linda Gail Phillips Linda Lou A rare mixture of every- thing good. Booster 1, Bible 1, Chess 1, Eagle Dispatch Staff, Usher 1, Jr. Classical League Roger Joseph Phillips c1R0gn I've found the key to suc- cess, but haven't found the keyhole yet. Football 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Athletic 1, Track 1, Wrestling 1 Sam Philpot Elwood Saying and doing are two different things. Phyllis Ann Pittman Annie The world's a happy place when you laugh. Bible 3, Art 1 James Clifton Plummer, Jr. Jimmie The man who knows how will always find a place in life, but the man who knows why will be the boss? Kev 2, Chess 1 K :lk-lf5x,... fm dx X V 11 ,ex .Amy I ,f 1 5 'ht Q V6 t as Q I , 5 X f X t,aW,:, , Q , f,eg,f,,4,f ' mf:f12f- , ' 'ws ' ' I'5',5375've-,,,, 1163! John McArthur Phillips Mack Anything for a laugh. Mixed Chorus 2, Athletic 1, Track 1, Wrestling 1, Football 1 Patricia RaJean Phillips llPat7! A peppy miss with loads to spare, the kind that's welcome everywhere. Sales 3, House of Repres. 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Dra- matics 1, Operetta 2, Us- her 1, Attendant to Prom Queen Wendell Erland Phillips Butch Nothing is impossible in a willing heartf' Audio-Visual 1, S t a g e Crew 2 Mary Joan Pitre Mary J o Serious, sincere, but wait, witty, too. G. A. A. 3 Thomas Elliott Plumley r1TOmmyvy He would blush at being thought sincere. Chess 2, Math 1 Peggy Jo Porterfield Little Girl A sunny temper forms the silver lining for even life's blackest cloud. Service Club 2, Bible, Chess, Usher James Ray Preston Jimmy Wine, women, and song are fatal - I gave up singing. Stage Crew ,f ,- ,G , W3 J 1, V JL-.xxx Glen Ray Quinn Glen There's a time to be si- lent and a time to speak. Student Council Evelyn Jean Ramey 44Rameyy- She giggles when she comes, she giggles when she goes, but what she giggles a b o Il t nobody knows. Bible 1, Art 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Distributive 1, Booster 1, Minstrel 1 Wayland Hoyt Redden, Jr. Wayland There is more to life than increasing speed. Chess 3 Wesley Allen Reed HWeSH Even thin ood comes , J 9, 9 zn the gzant economy size. Athletic 1 Mary Catherine Rice Ka.ck A smile for all, a greet- ing glad, a lovable, jolly way she has. Bible 2, Dramatics 1, Sales 3, Usher 1 Robert Scott Price HB0 BO!! The only way to get out of temptation is to yield to it. Track 1, Key 2, Chorus 1, Athletic 1, Basketball 3 ,xr John Davis Quintier Johnny Happy am If from care X1'77l free. Why aren't - they all content like me? Executive Comm. 1, Treas. Sen. Class, Athletic 1, Key 3, Track 3, Basketball 3, Football 1 Mose Thomas Ramieh, Jr. lKATablY Studying interferes too much with my courses. Band 3, Chess 3, Minstrel 3, Jr. and Sen. Class Plays Larry Robert Reed Larry Lon His smiles tell he's up to something. House of Repres. 1 Lyda Marie Renfro Sweetpea The air of good humor is ever hers. Sales 3, Bible 3, Jr. Li- brarian Sharon Raye Rice Sharon Full of fun and fancy free. G. A. A. 1, Art 1, Service 1, Annual Staff, Operetta 1, Tennis 1, Jr. Classical League, Minstrel 1, Speech 1 Drema Love Richmond KKDinkll To me the world's one big giggle. Booster 1, G. A. A. 1, Min- strel 1, Usher 1, Operetta 1, Handicraft 1, Chorus 1 Orpha Loretta Riffe u0,rphan So quiet and modest - don't let her fool you. G. A. A. 1, Handicraft 1 fSec.J, Usher 1, Chess 1 Sarah Florence Robinson Squeakie A good time? Let's go! G. A. A. 1, Dramatics 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Jr. Class Play Sheila Gay Rogers Hessie Marie She always knows what she wants and always sees that it's a success. G. A. A. 1, Art 1, F. T. A. 2, Jr. Classical League, Minstrel 2, Band 3, Or- chestra 2, All State Or- chestra 2 Judith Ann Royal uJudyn To her the world looks bright. Bible 2, F. H. A., Service 1 Mary Emma Sanders L. T. S. Work before play. Latin 2, F. H. A. 2 Harry Vernon Richmond Moose Easy going and careless. Marilyn Sue Roberts Marilyn An ideal girl in every way, a kind not found every day. Booster 1, Bible 1, Span ish 2 QTreas.J Kathryn Sue Rodes flsueil A friendly gal, always a smile and always a laugh, but her person ality is for one man to have. G. A. A. 2, Handicraft 1 Joseph Harold Roles lfJ0e77 And a woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. Basketball 1, Football 1 chess 1, Athletic 1, Key li Chorus 2, Track 1 Paul Milburn Ryan, Jr. upatn One hour a day to study two hours a day to eat one hour to think how tired I am, and twenty hours to sleep. Key 3, Chess 1 r Anna Lee Sanger Rooney uiet and livel , ha y Q ny , pp and gay, she zs friendly every day. Bible 3, Executive Comm. 1, Chorus 1, Distributive 1 Chris Sarandon, Jr. Greek One may smile and smile and still be a villianf' Booster 1, Key 8, Basket- ball Mgr. 3, Sr. Class Play, Student Council 2 KV. Pres. 1, Pres. 11, Minstrel 1, Track Mgr. 1, Annual Staff f 3 Fw te. QV Q . Sarah Sue Scarbra Sarah Don't judge her by the color of her hair. James Edward Scott Jim All that I ask is to be let alone. Art 1, Chess 2 Kathryn Josephine Shelor Katy Jo Here is a dear and true, industrious, friend. Band 3 tManager 15, Min- strel 3, Orchestra 1, G. A. A. 3, Art 2, Dramatics 1, Executive Comm., Eagle Dispatch Staff, Jr. Class- ical League, All State Orch. Sandra Sue Shields Sue Her smile holds a friend- ly glow. Booster 1, Handicraft 2, Jr. Librarian 1 Elva May Sanger Elva 'Of all our troubles, great or small, the greatest of them don't happen at all. Bible 2, Distributive 1 Dennis Gordon Saymen Denny 'AWhatever is worth doing, is worth doing right. Photography, S p a n i s h, Minstrel 2, Operetta 1, Sr. Class Play, Band 1 Helen Ann Schiffer Sandy The deed is everything,- the fame nothing. G. A. A. 3, Handicraft 1, Distributive 1 James Earl Shawver ccJimmy:r He finds some good in everyone. Chess 2 Mary Lucille Shelton llSki!J Never do today what can wait till tomorrow. G. A. A. 2, Art 1, Chorus 1, Annual Staff John Paul Shumate Big John Meet success like a gen- tleman, and disaster like a man. House of Repres., Key 3, Chess 1, Math 1, Minstrel 1, Football 2 ICO-Capt. ll, Wrestling 2, Track 3 Norman Watts Shumate llH0byU I can resist anything but temptation. Football Mgr. 2, Chess 1, Jr. Class Play, Track 3, Hi-Y 2 fSec. 15 Thomas Mark Skaggs Mark A leader of men, a fol- lower of women. Minstrel 3, Band 3 fMgr. 25, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, House of Repres. 2, Execu- tive Comm., Hi-Y 1, Track Benny Raymond Smith Benny Who started this idea of education anyway? Audio-Visual 3 Frederick Ray Smith Freddy A kind of man everyone wants for a friend. Track 1 William Kelly Smith Smith A thinking man, all the time thinking of women, cars, and money - nev- er school. Key, Hi-Y, Chess 2 Carol Sue Snuffer Susie There's nothing so kind- ly as kindness, and nothing so loyal as truth. G. A. A. 1, Bible 2 Alfred Mack Skaggs Mack Do it, or die trying. Key 1, Athletic 1, Chess 2 fPres.J, Jazz Band 1, Min- strel 3, Annual Staff, Band 3 fOfficer 15, Track 3, Executive Comm.,1 Mark Irwin Slack KtMaTk,, I never study, it might cause brain fever. Key 3, Chess 1, Track 1 Billy Monroe Smith Wild Bill I am as I am, and I like it that way. Football, Mixed Chorus 3, Wrestling Janice Carol Smith czsugarrx Sweet d r e a m s, deep thoughts, and full ac- complishments, t h e s e are her virtues. Distributive 1, G. A. A. 2, Chess 1 James Daniel Snead flDa7L!l 'tWhat, me work? It's against my better prin- ciplesf' Football 1, Wrestling 1, Art 1, Jr. Tech 1, Math 1 Carol Annette Southern Blondie Live, laugh, and be merry, for tomorrow may never come. G. A. A. 1, F. H. A. 1 Margaret Ann Stafford Hpeggyll Always laughing, never I, sad, sometimes naughty fr but never bad. Band 3, Flag Girl 1, Boost- er 1, Dramatics 1, Min- strel 3, Miss Flying Eagle Kenneth Ray Stanley Preach vu. I' Someday he'll surprise the world. Dramatics 1, Hi-Y 1 if Georgiabelle Starr UG. B. James Ilowarcl,Stewart Whatever the situation, I Stew she is never speechless. we N, I,Qe1:'t1flggfi,1g0521jl0g1L'?7llg- Thespians lHistorianJ, 1 ' I ' Dramatics, Chorus, Band S?19'5,1, ,Mixed Chorus 3, 2, Minstrel 2 l X Distributive 1 rag?- iggihifi 'N Rebecclflgigz Slewart Connie Sue Suddreth ,, . y ,, Connie A girl hard to beat. Hshe ,S ,Tl h , Bible 1, Minstrel 3, Band Wang, Zinggre wsqzeelf 3, F. T. A. 1, Booster 1, .3-f and Sensiblen ' ' Orch. 1, Jr. Classical F A .b ' League . T. ., B1 le 3 Sally Lee Summers nsallyn I Betty Sue Surbaugh Full of pep, full of fun, --petuniav S'1f',3S Izked by every' A cute little blond, with G.0fle'St t E t, me plenty of clash, who'll ir s a e, xecu ive ' 1 Comm.. 1, Agmuzgl Stafii ' JJ' ixlilckyggra tl'lJri,.:llJ.lla as fJC0'Ed1t'g'lk lk 122102 ' -.74 G. A. A. 1, County Choir, eague' ' ' 1' P' '1 ' Mixed Chorus 1, Girls gllleiplighsprgs' ,lxengis 3' Chorus 3, Bible 1, Minstrel ' . ' l Band 3 Q0fficer 15, Mm- Qafglperetta 3' Annua strel 3, Jr. and Sen. Class Plays ffl' ' , 1 ff Johnny Lee Sutyak if Q - ' Theresatgxrges Swan gg n 'N ' ' t. . - H Johnlly ,, la 'l Friendliness is a price- Flm fomes first' . r Llfg less treasure. Athletlc 1 Spanish 1, Usher 1 t if 1 ,1 . i ,- Shirley Faye Sweeney -Q. 71' Shirl Jerry Robert Sweeney U th ht ..Jer7,y,, , if . y hong s are my com- . H . X panzons. Merrznzent goes far. X X Bible, Mixed Chorus Mildred Lou Tabor MiMi It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Eagle Dispatch QArt Edi- torj, Jr. Classical League, Band 3, All State Orch. 2, Orch. 3, Minstrel 3, Poetry, Booster 1, Art, Tennis, Dramatics 1, Speech 1, Jr. Class Play, G. A. A., Operetta Levi Harrison Taylor Levi Never wait till tomorrow to get something done, just forget it. .kg gi , I 49 ,fir . as 9.3 , f, J f Distributive 1 N ,M 1 4 . V Okie James Thompson, Jr. 1 f. , , 1 u ' n ' V' f 'V'i rim . .' ' X .. -. M ' .. l Okie 1 I 1 ff ' ml You do the work, I'll do f J, if .I fn f the rest. ' 5 Key 2, Band 3 1 1' , . . Vi ,Q :Q new . . T ,11'5?'1:f2 3 1 ' ii :f ', f :Lt ,, , George Andrew Thornley lKAndy!! A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Senate, Booster, Key 1 Lera Lou Thurman Lera Her thought and her conduct are her own. G. A. A. 1, F. H. A. 3, Distributive 1 Ross Clayton Todd Ross I say what I think I should say. Band 3, Chess 3 Ziff 51, if ' ,9'i,,.fw X NW 309' 7 ' f f if nf W fe-L, 7'-ff V of -4, .,, 'fi ,f ,,,,,, ,,,, .,,.,f, , , l,.,,.,,4., , WM v .g5.gf7gef,,.ff 1f f. ' 'mf , , 'V 771. 5 V ' If ' V 'Zg?fZ2,fii f f -fy Tw , , f. ,y9V,1 'H,, V 1 ,, . E , 1 , Q f , Z., , SA. Linda Lee Tanner KlLynn!7 She sighs to many but loves only one. Band 3, Orch. 3, All State Orch. 2, Dramatics 1, Poetry 1, Art, Jazz 1, Min- strel 3, F. H. A., G. A. A., Tennis Carol Sue Thompson flWendy!! Vim, vigor, and vitality are certainly three words to describe her. G. A. A. 3 fBd. of Di- rectorsl, F. T. A., Boost- er 1, House of Repres. 1, Minstrel 1, Service 1, Jr. Classical League, Annual Staff Racine Orland Thompson Butch I study sometimes for a change. Footbal 2, Track 3, Key 1, Wrestling 3 lCaptainJ, Football Mgr. 1 Judith Gayle Thornquest ilzludil! The way to have a friend is to be one. G. A. A. 1, F. H. A. 1, Art 1, Bible 1 sarahree Tindilia usallyn Variety is the spice of life. Mixed Chorus, G. A. A. 2. Annual Staff, Jr. Librar- ian, Handicraft 1 lSec. 1, V. Prcs. 1, Pres. 15, Eagle Dispatch Freda Mae Tolliver l6Fe-Fel! Cheerful and happy all the clay, there's never a care she can't smile away. Chorus 1, G. A. A. 3, Op- eretta 1, Minstrel 1, Us- her 1, House of Repres., Booster 1 lBd. of Direc- torsj, Attendant to Prom Queen Drema Mae Toney Toney Blessed with charm that is certain to please. Bible, Art Gloria Gay Toney Ganal High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. Bible 3, Service Virginia June Tread Punk Silence is more eloquent than words. Bible 2 Jerald Keith Turner floolfo0 In him yo14'll find both honor and honors. Pres. Soph., Jr., and Sen. Classes, Executive Comm. 3, Football 3 tCo-Capt.l, Senate 3, Track 3, Wrest- ling 2, Basketball 1, An- nual Staff Frankie Lee Ubeda Frankie Was there ever a heart mine conldn't melt? '-f' Q-'fi Football 1, Spanish 1, Key 1, Athletic 1 Anna Marie Vandall Fo.r1'e Self-love is the greatest of all flatterersf' G. A. A. 1, Service 1, Us- her 1, Distributive 1 Flora Kay Toney llKa'ell A charm that coins frienrls by the score. G. A. A., Handicraft Greta Jean Toney Gretchen I hare room in heart for every joy. G. A. A. 3, Usher 2, Min- strel 3, Operetta 3, Annual Staff, Chorus 3, Drama- tics Judith Ann Treadway ,lurly It is the tranquil person that ru:complz'shes much. Handicraft 3 tTrcas. 23, Bible 1, Banfl 3, Minstrel 2 I . .gt , xi Jackie Lee Tyree J M Jack The better part of your life consists of friend- ships. Athletic 1, Key 3, Foot- ball 3, Wrestling 3, Track 2 Lois June Underwood ULU.. It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. Minstrel 2, Dramatics 1, G. A. A. 2, Usher 1 Carolyn Jean Vandall Site Her friendship truff 111 every sense. Mixed Chorus 1, Bible, Usher Emory William Vandall Tally A friend to a friend. Football 3, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Athletic 1, Audio- Visual, Hi-Y 1 Lawrence Ray Via Lawrence I have drunken deep of joy and will taste no other wine tonight. Bible 3 QChairmanJ Eugene Frank Walker Smiley I am as I am, and I like it that way. Band 3, Minstrel 3, Hi-Y, Jr. Class Play, Chess, Key, Executive Comm. 1 Opal Ruth Walker Ilopalll There's no death of kind- ness in this world of ours. Handicraft 1, G. A. A. 3, Sales 2 Wanda June Walker Klpudfl True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duty, always. Chorus, Handicraft, Bible l5 g:i!'Ii. 7 - 4 S g Robert Vandall, III ' R .5 -I Y A master of his rights. X, f ' . Chess 2, Art 1 A '-'fail' fr: .2 X , Q - if is Wk .- 3 S gmt Vs I I X A , -is f - K 2 'Kew rl . 3 . 1 I 11' v I IMG.. f..,.f,.f-.-. A 5- 452, QQ 9 'mg , fs-at J. 1 1 5 GL.-el 1 ' W-S7 .. Jackie Lee Waddell Jack Tomorrow will keep it- self. Executive Committee 1 Gary Lee Walker xfAceu Smile and the world smiles back. Roy Clarence Walker HR. C. t'It's the little things that count. Chess 1 Russell Emmett Walls Russ All great men are dying, I don't feel so well my- self. Football 3 fCo-Capt.D, Wrestling 3, Track 3, Chess 2, Bible, Senate l Q. A ., ,,f fkr' Y N V 111113 13506 ,Warden , ,M 1 . . '- l arren Laurie Watkins Oy ' ' Ss: U t figif lf '1 +1 HAI h H ll 1 t ' 'Wu .-.iw v- xv- , ' d maid i .. . f ei . . . . A, Softflowed' tmu ,, gf r ' ' zcnt me in on it, too! in this loud world. -pa... ,W . , . 'N' , Mixed Chorus 3, Chess 1 Bible 3, Service - . , . ., ,l 5 Betty Jo Watson Htloeyii The best and happiest lives are built by the day. G. A. A., Bible 2, Booster 1 Patricia Ellen Webb Upatll She puts all her worries in the bottom of her heart and sits on the lid and laughs. Usher 2, Bible 2 Mary Ellen Weidensall KlMaTyY7 Life is not life without delight. Bible 2, Distributive 1, F. H. A. Alice Katherine Wheby Alice As sweet within, as her smile indicates - to all the school she really rates. Band 3, Majorette 1, Orch. 2, All State Orch. 2, Art 2 tPres.J, Bible 1, Girls State, Tennis, Eagle Dis- patch, Annual Staff, Min- strel 3, Executive Comm., Attendant to Miss Flying Eagle Edna Maude White Eddie Pep, personality, and punch. F. T. A. 1, G. A. A. 1, Ex- ecutive Comm., Booster 2 tBd. of Directorsb, Cheer- leader tCo-Headj, Eagle Dispatch, Chorus 1, Min- strel 2, Operetta 2, An- nual Staff, Attendant to Prom Queen Frances Jane Wickline Uwickil Life is a funny thing, so why not laugh! G. A. A. 3 lBd. of Direc- torsl, Service 1, Mixed Chorus, Executive Comm. 1, Minstrel 1, Annual Staff. Bible Linda May YVebb ULU Iuli Life is a. funny thing, so why not laugh. ' Band 3 tMgr.J, Jazz Band 3, G. A. A. 3 tSec. 1, V. Pres. 1, Bd. of Directorsj, Executive Comm. 1 Patti Rae Webb Pat Eye Kind hearts have much to do with the prettiest faces. Handicraft 3, Bible 1 James Von West dlvonrv Quiet, but a fellow who enjoys being around. Key 3, Executive Commit- tee 1 Gloria Jean Wheeler Lulu Thoughtfulness b rin g s scores of friends. Service 1, G. A. A. 1, Dis- tributive 1 Carolyn Lee Whitesell Cookie Pretty to walk with, wit- ty to talk with. Band 3, Jazz Band 3, Booster 1, G. A. A. 2, House of Repres. 2, Min- strel 3, Tennis 2 Darless Jean Weikle Darling Doc How far docs this littlc c a n fl l e throw i t 3 beams? Bible 3 Franklin Eugene Wilbur Gene 'AHeaven is serious? Down please! Football 2, Wrestling 1, Key 2, Stage Crew 2, Ath- letic 1 Cecelia Ann Williams Cecil A truly sweet girl is she,' her heart resembles a golden key. Sales 3 Mergie Ann Wilson Mergie No one should censure another, for no one truly knows the other. Booster 1, G.A.A. 1, F.T.A. 1, Thespians 1 fScribe 1, Honorj, Band 3, Majorette 1, Orch. 2, All State Orch. 2, Sen. Class Play, Jazz Band 1, Annual Staff, Minstrel 3, Attendant to Miss Flying Eagle. Lucie Caroline Withrow fCLuch7J Studying interferes too much with my high school work. Booster 1, G.A.A. 1, Usher 2, Distributivel Sharon Kay Wood Sherry Ah, you think you'll for- get me, never! Operetta, Student Coun- cil 1, Booster 3 fBd. of Directors 2, Presb, Cheer- leader, Minstrel 2, Annu Staff, Executive Com ., Eagle Dispatch, Jr. Clas- sical League Harry Douglas Wooten rcD0ug:: I'll show you how it's done. , -3 M 4' f Zu wr, ' X fff Z f Of' W f ' 7 G 51 4' 'A wfiffffiw , . ,,,,l... ,, , .,,,,, V ,,,,,,,, , , , I' I i'S+. f ,, f . , , , M, S A ,wo ,, V I I, ,V ,f it M Constance Caroline Wilkes Connie Appears quiet, but wait till you get to know her. G.A.A. 1, Booster 1, Span- ish 2 Kenneth Lovell Williams rrKennyy: A rare good guy that everyone should meet. Ytfrestling 2, Bible 3, Hi-Y Danny Windon uDa,n,nyu Patience is the remedy for everything. Art 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Chess 1, Dramatics 1 Richard Thomas Witt Poke If worry were the only cause of death, I would live forever. Football 3, Track 3 4Co- Capt.J, Key 3, Wrestling 2, Athletic 1 Billy Howard Wooten lKBill!l When I think, I say what's on my mind. Chess 41 Rita Mae Worley Whirly Bird Never a dull moment with this gal around. House of Repres. 1, Dra- matics 1, Bible 1, Band 3, Minstrel 3, F.H.A., Jr. Classical League Charles Lee Young Hercules Whatever the situation, he's never speechless. Audio-Visual 3, Wrestling 1, Track 1 Marty Emerson Durham I work harder trying to get out of work. Paul Stanley Kozar More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Chess 'R' Anna Marie Zingo Midge What happy people if they were all like me: carefree, happy, Glld worry free. Bible 1, Latin 2, Jr. Classi- cal League James Farruggio Happy is he, from care he's free. Chess, Track Patricia Ann Salango Sweet, gay, and charm- ing. Band 1, Booster Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Junior Class Play, Dramatics 1. ic JUNIOR CLASS Vice President ..... Billie June Mabe Secretary ..... . . Carol Ann Porterfield Treasurer .... Billy Joe Smith Sponsor .. .. Fred Roberts SENATE HOUSE OF Rita Pietrantozzi Mary Kay James Charles Armentrout June Lowe Sharon Trail Anthony Terzis Jackie Kyle REPRESENTATIVES Louise Breck Janet Wirtz Alma Peck Susan Burleson Edward Premo Frances Forsythe Danny Speilman Margaret Mann Larry Ernst Charles Thompson Jackie Horrocks Helen Williams Becky DePaulo 51 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mary Kay James Sue Wheeling Drema Calvert Randy Taylor Butch Crews Johnny Setliff Margaret Meadows Pearl Lilly Charles McKinney George Sheets Tommy Ratliff Sharon Keatley Joan Wirtz '.,.--.--.----ww---.--1-w - 4 T V I C -BQCW SOPHOMCDRE CLASS President ..... . . Lena Ramey Vice President . . . . . . Rodger Burns Secretary .... . . . Lana Houchins Treasurer . . . . David Huffman SENATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Pat Fragile Carol Goodman Pack Hindsley Dale Oglesby Bunny Ramey Jerry Sutphin Tom Vidovich Karen Carte Diane Stover Suzanne Williams Paul Williams Patty Houchins Suzan File Dennis Hill Nancy Elkins Ronnie Cimala '52 Margaret Smith Larry Meadows Nikki Williamson Bill Peck Jimmy Haga Bill Hess Ray Hambric Eve Soter Nancy Dickerson TI M E FoR FUN LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior class of 1960, being of sound mind and memory, do make and pub- lish this, our last will and testament. We, Lucia and Teresa De Luca, will our ability to confuse teachers and fellow stu- dents to any junior twins, who like to be called by the wrong names. I, Edna White, leave my squeaky little voice to any junior who is stupid enough to yell his head off at every game. We, Charlotte Klaus and Sally Summers, will our good times at Girls' State to any two Juniors who are lucky enough to go. I, Ginger Evans, will my ability to get into trouble for talking too much in class to Nancy Bower. I, Lou Ann Bragg, will to any underclass- man my ability to dance at programs and have as much fun. I, Phyllis Oliver, will to my brother, James Oliver, my lock in hopes he can get it open faster and better than I did, and to my mother I will my good ole school days to remember me by. I Don Foose, will my ability to always get out of class to Ronnie Taylor, because he needs all the breaks he can get. I, Ross Armstrong, will my parking space to Don Bunch. I, Paula Harless, will my ability to make D's and F's in Latin I and get in the advanced Latin II Class to anyone who is dumb enough to stick it out. I, Russell Walls, will my size 12 football shoes to Susie Vass, provided her feet grow enough to fit them. I, Mark Skaggs, will the biggest bass in the band to Danny Williams and hope he has the muscles to carry it. I, Eddie Highlander, will my curly hair to Charles Ronnie Taylor in hopes that he will live up to it. I, Lynda Sue Honts, will my nerve to go to the prom bare-footed to Sheila Phillips. I, Marion Massinople, will my dark wavy hair to Mr. Roberts, who is in dire need of it I, Cookie Whitesell, will my ability to talk myself out of messes and to make it appear like I know what I'm talking about to Carolyn Taylor. I, John Pennington, will my ability to get the seniors out of football practice to Bob Pruitt, who should do a much better job than I did. I, Peggy Stafford, will my loud mouth, silly actions, and outrageous laugh to Sharon Keatly in hopes that she can drive as many people crazy as I did. I, Martha Collier, do will and bequeath my long hair to Coach Peelish, if he will promise to wear a poney tail at least once a week. I, Connie Bergendall, will my parking place on Granville Avenue under a shade tree to anyone with a car small enough to get in it. I, Martha Christian, will my whip to the next editor-in-chief of The Eagle Dispatch and hope she has as good a staff to work with as I had. I, Sue Dunbar, being of strong mind and slightly weakened legs, will my position as Miss Alderman's Personal Pony Express to a junior with reliable lower appendages. I, Carol Thompson, do will and bequeath a package of chewing gum to Mr. Jarrell in hopes that he will quit chewing on his glasses. We, Sam Feazell and Sam Gall, will our parking spaces, numbers twenty five and forty eight respectfully, to any junior boys, with the hope that they will use and ap- preciate them as much as we have. I, Mary Shelton, will my ability to get in trouble by opening my big mouth to Pat Green. She needs it. We, Shirley Harmon and James Shawver, will our ability to get along well to all cou- ples who Want it. I, Katy Jo Shelor, will my manager stripes in band to any junior fortunate enough to get them next year. I, Alan Kirk, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my girl-friends and my English teacher, Mrs. Hughes, to Ed Cottle. I, Lois Underwood, will my ability to smile in Mr. Carte's class to Lois Lynch. I, Sara Jane Meador, will my loneliness to any junior girl unlucky enough to have a boyfriend in college. We, the majorettes, will our batong and whistles to six junior band girls. I, Billy Harmon, will my ill-gotten drafting pencils to the school. I, Arnold Lucas, will my '46 Chevy to any- one who can drive it without getting a ticket. I, Joe Roles, will my big feet 1125 to any sophomore who thinks he can step on as many toes as I have. I, Steve Bair, will to Johnny Lyons my di- lapedated bongo drums and beatnik beard in hopes he won't louse up any pep meetings. I, Johnny Quintier, will my brownie nose to some junior who is having trouble passing his classes. I, Shirley Heaberlin, being of feeble mind and unsound body, will my tendency of get- ting homework at the last minute to any underclassmen lucky enough to pull out of the squeezes I have. We, Drema Richmond, Nancy Kiddy, and Sue Rodes, will our ability of staying up late to write letters to all junior girls lucky enough to get faithful sailors. I, Sam Feazell, will to any fortunate sopho- more or junior the many opportunities and good times that I have experienced during my years at Woodrow Wilson. I, Chris Sarandon, Jr., being of sound mind and sound ulcer, will my ability to eat lunch in different rooms while attending meetings to the next President of the Student Council. I, Sally Albanese, will my chemisty book to Mr. Jarrell's sixth period class next year in hopes that they can understand covalent bonding and get more out of it than I did. I, Freddy Smith, will my empty candy boxes left in Mr. Chambers's room to Mar- tha Teague. I, Freda Cox, will my ability to open my mouth and get into trouble to Paulette Ba- bich, to whom, I think, needs the ability as bad as I didn't. I, Lucie Withrow, do hereby will my false teeth to my cousin, Sharon Withrow, in case she needs another set. We, Kay Brown, Nancy Oliver, and Pa- tricia Webb, will our soap-washed brains to some unfortunate junior because it will take all three to make an average person. I, Richard Dickie Guy, will my one and only possession, a '40 Ford Coupe, to any- one who has 5350. I, Roger Phillips, will my cigarette lighter to Don Bunch so he won't have to steal it from me anymore. I, Janie Meadows, will my fantastic ability and talent to talk constantly to Janice Bow- ers. I, Brenda Lamb, will my curly hair to Louise Breck, who is in dire need of it. I, Louise B. Martin, will my ability to get classes in the annex to any sophomore who loves fresh air. I, Dick Barkley, will all the money I have spent on gas traveling to Shady Springs to some underclassman with a far-flung heart. I, Jane Anderson, will my ability to beat on boys to Terri O'Brien in hopes she doesn't get as many bruises as I did. I, Carol Snuffer, will by ability to get into trouble to Barbara Pittman in hopes that she will carry it out. I, Frances Davis, will my ability to day- dream in class and get by with it to any jun- ior who can daydream and get their assign- ment at the same time. I, Bill Barnard, will to Mrs. Wiseman any English handbook because she really needs it. I, Barry Huffstutler, will nothing to the underclassmen because I have nothing to will. I, Lewis Cook, will my baggy cheering pants to Joey Pat O'Neil in hopes that he will have sense enough to peg them. I, John Shumate, will my nickname, Big John to Johnny Settiff in hopes he will live up to it. I, Patty Arnold, will my ability to get em- brassed at the wrong times to anyone un- lucky enough to have the same problem. We, Faye Lamb and June Givens, will our positions as majorettes to any juniors willing to work for them as hard as we had to. Kathryn Bivens Drema Richmond Norma,Combs Marion Massinople Linda Webb Kathryn Shelor Don Foose Martha Christian Doris Buckles John Shumate Evadne Miller Sarah Albanese Alan Kirk Phyllis Pittman Philip Halloran Sally Summers Sarah Robinson Larry Bolash un- fn, l 49, -Ev I ,Q .W if-lf x B- 'zix f 1' M 4 1 -ffl -3 wi .Yi ' F 1 . I x .li 6 1 ' WJ X 'hi xx ,,,:,f- l xgxk Vfai s -- L v 4'-wi' :' H-, IT' X Ll ' fl -I . is lv Q. iv fr -Q. 4 -I 4 r 'Q l l uf l ' . l 4 I.. Q AY4. ,, 2- 'rfj '-'. , -, ,. 'ei 1 ff? ,l Wg, If M Ao 2 W 4, ,, Z n 2 . in a X 4' W. 1 ,, M -1 -gg -E I, ' , 'Q Q it J x XR Q if .A . 4 . r ' fi , yayy Q ! .,A ' i ' 'P vV:Q,.:,,v-,, , A Sheila Rogers Kay Carter Sam Gall Edna White Linda Lafferty Jon McBride Alma Payne Virginia Evans Ike Cantley Charlotte Klaus Sharon Wood Pat Ryan Nancy Kiddy Georgiabelle Starr Bob and Betty Surbaugh Mergie Wilson Mary Ellen Weidensall Lucia and Teresa DeLuca SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS The Shoulders ....... ............................... J erry Turner The Shape . . . . .. Nicki Gagalis The Neatness . . . . . . Sally Summers The Feet ..... Scotty Price The Voice . . . . . . Teresa Kidd The Hair .... ..... S heila Rogers The Eyes . .. . Peggy Stafford The Face .... . . . Jane Anderson The Wit ...... . .. Chris Sarandon The Waist .... . . . Linda French The Posture . . . ...... Mergie Wilson The Clothes .. Martha Christian The Giggles . . . . . . Ginger Evans The Curls ..... .... D ennis Saymen The Appetite . . . . . Loleta Melton The Smile .... Hans Huebner The Manners . . .... Bill Barnard The Originality .... Sherry Wood The Pep ....... ..... L ewis Cook The Grades . . . . . . Charlotte Klaus The Bangs .... .... K aty Bivens The Dimples .... . . . Johnny Quintier The Disposition . .. ...... Russell Walls The Humor . . . ..... Linda Webb The Laugh Julia Hutchinson The Heighth . . . ...... Rod Harmon The Legs ..... ......... L ynda Honts The Arms .. .... Marion Massinople The Walk ..... ....... P atsy Philips The Noise .... Eddie Highlander The Eyelashes Carolyn Whitesell The Nose .... ...... S am Cohn The Talent .... .... L ou Ann Bragg The Gossip ..... .... R ickie Miller The Two-Timer .... Patty Lusk The Bashful ......... ...... A lice Wheby The Absent-Minded . . . . . . Regina Gardner The Physique ..... .... J erry Hunter The Pest ..... .. Skeeter Kiser The Versatile . . . .... Edna White The Attitude .... -- Mark Skaggs The Modest ....... ........ V al Fazio The Size ........... .. . John Shumate The Heart-Smasher ..-.. Sam F9-H2911 The Fingernails .... ..-. P alllfl HHFIGSS The Ears ......... ...... P at RYHH CAN YOU IMAGINE Don Foose celebrating his 50th wedding anniversary? Peggy Stafford being quiet and reserved? W. W. H, S. with an indoor swimming pool? Scotty Price as a flower vendor? Lucia and Thresa De Luca with red hair? Jerry Hunter as a truant officer? W. W. H. S. without a public address system? Randy Long as a beatnik? Eddie Highlander going to bed at 9 :00? Joe Moran fighting for a longer school term? Students being courteous in the halls? John Heagerty awake and alert in class? Ginger Evans not giggling? Jimmie Preston driving 20 mi. per hr.? Julia Hutchinson as first lady of the White House ?', Hans Huebner being expelled? Georgiabelle Starr not talking all the time? John Quintier not smiling? Russell Walls being sophisticated? Frankie Ubeda not being able to dance? June Givens not being a twin? Kenny Bibb as governor of W.Va.? Dickie Ashworth being agirl-hater? 'Eoleta Melton not saying what she thinks? Marilyn Roberts as the leader of a teen-age gang? Teresa Kidd playing a bass in the band? Jerry Turner teaching sewing? Mr. Sallack raising his voice? Paula Harless not combing her hair? Larry Bolash playing the flute? Patsy Mollohan not at the drive-in? Shelia Rogers with a poodle cut? Sherry Wood without a new idea? Sara Meador flirting? Sue Dunbar without an out-of-town boyfriend? Theresa Swan with a southern accent? Skeeter Kiser as principal of W. W. H. S.? John Shumate being a 98-pound weakling? Doris Buckles as a lady wrestler? Martha Christian being arrested for drunken driving? Jean Ramey getting all A's in deportment? Term papers being out-lawed by the teachers? Linda Webb as a ballet dancer? Mrs. Milliron not giving any homework? Poke Witt worrying about schoolwork? Sam Feazell with long, wavy hair? Richard Callaway going steady? Jane Anderson without chewing gum? Charlie Karbonit in the leading role of a romantic play? Bill Browskey being an English professor? S9 Linda French .... Shelia Rogers . . . Lewis Cook .... Kenny Bibb ...... Alma Fitzpatrick Warren Watkins Peggy Stafford Chris Sarandon Teresa De Luca .... Sarah Robinson Loleta Melton . . . Rita Worley .. . Charlotte Kiser Joan Givens .... Lewis Blakely .. Robert Mynhier . . . Carolyn Whitesell June Givens .... Faye Lamb .... William Bray Jane Anderson .. Bill Browskey .. Joe Moran . ...... . Eddie Highlander Rickie Miller .. Ross Armstrong . Robert Cantrell . . Don Foose ...... Loretta Law .... Dick Ashworth Sue McClure . . . Mark Skaggs . . . Ginger Evans . . . Regina Gardner . . . Doris Buckles . . Nicki Gagalis .. . Philip Oxley .... Gary Walker . . . WHO SAYS WHAT .... I'mhungry! .... Hey, do you want to drag line ? . . . . Hi, Beautiful . . . . Ah! Go play in the traffic How revolting to the yellow KK ll . . .... Bottoms up K1 . . . . Way to go, Ox. Who was at the drive-in ? Sorry .... my name's Teresa Let's go Krogeringn Oh Golly, we have to get this paper out ! . . . . Tell Geiska to guide! ... . l can't hear him l KK .... il il Oh, l'm so embarrassed ! Like, way out Right-o . . .... You, Itch-wad l . . . . I'll never tell ... . Be Good ll H -... Can't win em all. Bad when you can't win any though. . . . . But he's just a good buddy I . . . . To the woods! .... Smell me! il . . . . You idiot! Cookie, tell Jon to guide l I know everything already I'm getting over her ! ll Katy Jo Shelor .... Douglas Kiser .... . . . .... That's how the cookie crumbles I KK -... KK What! me worry ? If after three years you don't graduate be- come a teacher ! ...e ll ...- . . . . Can't hit a homerun every time I . . . . What do you want, a medal ? . . . . l didn't do it! . . . . Hi doll . . . . How Stupid . . . . Pleasant thought .. . . Guess What??? . . . . A new boy-where ? .... Blessed are those who think they can get along on pull for they are jerks. . . . . Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you ! Steve Bair ..... Faith McClung .. Nancy Oliver .... Marion Massinople John Shumate .. Sam Cohn ...... Darla Malagrida . Carol Thompson . Shirley Heaberlin Katy Bivens .... Charlotte Klaus . Larry Reed .... Freda Tolliver . . . Tom Gulley ..... Connie Bergendahl Sara Meador .... Sue Parsons . . . Jerry Hunter . . . Sharon Rice .... Priscilla Hatfield Lynda Sue Honts Margaret Noble . Patty Anderson . . Mack Skaggs .. . Hope McClung . Paula Harless . . . Alan Kirk ..... Louise Martin .. Mergie Wilson .. Bob Lagos . . . Patty Arnold . . . Brenda Lamb . .. Freda Cox . . . Patti Webb .. Sam Gall ...... Hans Huebner . . . Benny Smith .... .... Harriette Hambric . ..-. .. ...- K1 il il CK Ki ll ll KG li CK CK ll ll il H KK That's cool! Oh, Heavens I Oh! Sugar Mama Mia I That's life! Are you mad ? No kidding ! Have you ever ? Oh, my soul ! huh ? Oh, Sally You name it and I'll do lt Are you serious ? That's tough. Pickle I Oh, well ll O' Heavens You're cute when you re mad' That's great. Merciful Heavens' Got your Latin ? If you're lucky Censored Let's get serious. Just get through today and Ill be alright Hic, I know what I m doing Are you sure ? That's beside the point Why ? Well how do you like that? Where's Jeff? Wanna bet ? How about the car Dad? I'll see you, Daddo Just fine Cool it Crumbs I wish this were Frlday Host Popular Anderson and Chris Sarandon 2nd Ol PQLSIX Stafford i ', f 1. Jerry Turner Most Considerate Margie Hale and David Davies 2nd Alice Wheby and Hans Huebner Best Dancer Lou Ann Bragg and Frank Ubeda 2nd Patty Lusk and Sam Feazell Most Original Most Talented Teresa Kidd and Larry Bolash 2nd Martha Maxwell and Dennis Saymen Wittiest Julia Hutchinson and Richard Calloway 2nd Doris Buckles and Dickie Guy Sara Meador and Rod Harmon 2nd Mergie Wilson and Don Foose 63 Most Athletic Host School Spirit Mary Pitre and Jerry Turner Y Edna VVl1itc :xml Lewis Cook 2nd 2nd Linda Webb and Barry Patty Anmlcrson Huffstutler Most Likely To Succeed Martha Christian and Russell Walls 2nd Charlotte Klaus and Sam Feazell Most NYinning Smile Laziest Freda Tolliver and Sam Cohn Luqic Withrow and Don Fouse 2nd 2nd Doris Buckles and John Quintier Jean liamey and John Heapjcrty 64 Best Pals Douglas Kiser and Joe Moran 2nd John Shumate and Marion Massinople PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL Chris Sarandon EDITOR EAGLE lllbl'ATCH Martha Christian OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY CITIZENSHIP GIRL Russell Walls Patty Anderson HANS JCDACHIM HUEBNER If there is any one student of the graduating class of '60 Whose loss Will be felt by both the student body and faculty, this student is our American Field Service exchange student, Hans Huebner. Hans came to us last summer from Stuttgart, Germany, a teenager different only because he came from another country. But he leaves us not just as an exchange student but one of us: a member of the graduating class of 1960 at Woodrow Wilson High School. He has become a part of us through his sparkling personality, his Wonderful sense of humor, and his genuine sin- cerity .We are certain that as long as We have memories of Wood- rovv Wilson High School, Hans will be a part of them, and We hope that his recollection of us will be as pleasant. We, your fellow students, salute you, Hans Joachim Huebner. 67 ,A -is 43 ,L GIRLS STATE CITIZENS Imda Flench Allcc Whebv Charlotte Klaus Maxtha Chrlstlan Sallv Summers Alma Payne BOYS STATE CITIZENS ITIAIIOIT IIIHSSITIODIQ Sam Peazell Supreme Court Judge Phxllp Hallman W1II1am Barnard Q84 N 'I av Q 'U thi s..! 5 pl 60 - CLCDCK STGPPERS September 10-School opened for the Class of '60 with 'a Welcome Back Party. Hosts and hostesses for the affair were Principal Peregoy and the faculty. September 29-A special assembly was held for the sophomores on How To Cheat on Exams. Afterwards, Mr. Jackson sold pamphlets on How Not To Get Caught. October 9-The sophomores, for the first time in the history of the school, won the school bell. October 17-A beatnik party was held in the dungeon, where free coffee was served. For entertainment Steve Bair played his bongos, Chris Sar- andon read poetry, and Ginger Evans did a modern jazz dance. November 2-6-Classes were not held this week so the students could devote their time and energy to the Homecoming activities. November 25-Mr. Reed's classes went on a turkey hunt. Mrs. Watkins' classes assisted them by cleaning and wrapping the turkeys so that one could be placed in each teacher's box. November 30-The Eagle Dispatch was voted unnecessary to the school, and issues of MAD were placed on sale in the halls. December 10-Martha Christian, Katy Bivens, and Charlotte Klaus were sent home for an indefinite period of time because they refused to do a term report. December l6-Mr. Peregoy announced that any student giving a gift to a teacher would be liable for payola. December 18-A special Christmas assembly was held in which all students sang carols and exchanged presents. January 5-Student teachers were appointed so that the faculty could get back on schedule after the holidays. January 12--Mr. Peregoy announced that all semester exams would be oral and rehearsals would be held a day in advance. February 5-Mrs. Rodriguez resigned as Senior Class Sponsor and as a teacher at Woodrow to study art abroad. February 21-The Key Club was asked to disorganize because they failed to complete any useful projects for the school year. March 9-Patty Anderson broke her ankle doing the Charleston and was unable to cheer in the tournaments. April 19-Gina Lolabrigida accepted Hans Huebner's invitation to the Prom. April 27-The Junior Class announced that their funds were insufficient for a Prom. fPoor Hansb May 8-It was announced that seniors with a D average or better were exempt from all exams. May 13-The valedictorian and salutatorian were chosen by popular vote of the students. May 17-Bill Barnard was unable to graduate because his term report was only 999 words. May 20-School was dismissed one week early so that the graduating seniors could prepare for college. 69 'wax---fr-'vi' 'D 'Q 'X .l -4 A lx 'T 1 J . - .4 'i L . 1 ' x 'T' xx s 3 r W' I -ef ,.f .u,.' T v1 , , I K V if X . , 1 if 1 - -. . ,Q I v 7HL 1 ' If 1 X 3 'gf' UNE WAY 'F' ,1E7- ' 'iii - f, 'jg rl its . 1 1' 3, sf .1 - Vivff V. L ' A E X ks. 'l ..- I S M-' T' . pm f. ,K 1,14 -' , I ' , . ,'. f gp W vi ' . fb iff' LW 51 . r iff A X U, Y 7 'L ' - ' . 4 . . . A , f Rx I gp ' -K I 1 1 x , Y H. V N V T. w .'f:, . X ' r ' 9:1 ' AL 'Tlx - -yf , ' , 9 ,. .- f 'I I 'N Q l . fl 1 4' . 'i,' T I M E FOR ATHLETICS x Yhi' Q V 7 lin m,,,' 1 'iff I' Q bf' -43 'M' m-IBEW 9' - .yn - 1 1' rm. 1 1,29 . ' 4 J 'ww is fix, iv- . - - , 3 454' fi L ff 1 -4, - x-, w -4. 'Q 4 N-r , M-. :e,1,'j:Sf. i. . V 1 11 w. CHEERLEADERS In any school, the school spirit and pep of the student body is ex- emplified by the cheerleaders. The class of '60 cheered its team in victory and encouraged them in defeat under the leadership of a fine team of cheerleaders-Edna White, Sherry Wood, Patty Anderson, Lewis Cook, and Joey Pat O'Nea1. This peppy little quintet cheered and sang through the Wetest football season on record. Edna and Lewis shared the head position, and damp, dismal weather did not hinder them in the least. They led the crowd in rousing cheers through rain, mist, snow, and sleet. Patty was head cheerleader for the basketball season. New uniforms were added, and the gang looked great as they encouraged the team at every game. Vim, vitality, and good humor were characteristics of these five. The class of '60 will be remembered as the class with real school spirit. The praise for this achievement should go to The Cheerleaders. 73 CCDACHES Coach Lawrence Wiseman became head basketball coach this year. He is looking forward to many outstanding basketball teams. Also an assistant coach in both foot- ball and track, Coach Wiseman has an M.A. degree and teaches plane geometry. Coach Victor Peelish heads the wrestling squad and acts as assistant coach in both football and track. Coach Peelish does a fine job with the wrestling team each year in addition to his valuable contribution to the football and track teams. He holds an M.A. degree and teaches driver education as well as physical education. Coach Nelson Bragg, a former athlete of W. W. H. S. and Marshall College, is head football coach. In addition to his duties as football coach, he has charge of our track squad and assists Coach Peelish with wrestling. Coach Bragg has an M.A. degree and teaches U.S. History. Coach Paul Pettry, a graduate of Shady Spring High School, assumes his new duties this year as assistant basketball coach. For the past five years he has been the boys' physical education instructor. In his new role as assistant coach, he has charge of the junior varsity team and also helps Coach Wiseman with the varsity team. He attended Concord College, where he received a B.S. degree in education. 74 SENIOR LETTERMEN 47 S 4' L ' in Y .v ig fy. fir - 'W ' H' , 1 f 19 2' Ralph Allen William Bair Richard Barkley William Barnard Samuel Cohn '-Us 'E 0 , 59 A , gi' 'Qi gi . Q rw :N R : Q -R . is ' ' ' ., lr' ' R 'xii if X 4, T David Davies Samuel Feazell Sarnmie Gall Rodney Harmon John Heagarty --Q x ,gy Q 1 Y . -sv -A if , . W .Q R - Yr' is V s l , K . N V R f pw- 452+-1? S5 ' : Barry Huffstutler Jerry Hunter V Charles Karbonit George Long R Ronald Long A 4-mis f H , 9 -32 X Q is-I .. iw is 5i 3 4. mfg Q - 97 Xi N -fo we r 4, ,-A' 5, ,-1-.fl . gp, Gshii ' ' Jon McBride fx John Pennington John Quintier Marrion Massinople John Shumate tw E R K .....,,4' , --+1 ' I ' o k I D 'wx T2 ' A . ,f R gf, 1 g L ,L . R ,iff , S: if R 1 X Norman Shumate ff? Racine Thompson d Jerry Turner William Vandall Jack Tyree svflig 'P w.:if' , V. 'Q F 42' ' , ' V , 4, v E a X . . R ' K A . If , I ' Russell Walls 3 5 Richard Witt q, Kenny Williams b 75 The 1959 football team had a record of four wins and six defeats. This was an off year for Beckley. They just did not have the man power to keep up with some of the other teams. Even so the boys played hard and were a credit to the school. This year's schedule was one of the roughest in the school's history. We played the Class AAA champion and runner-up, Blue- field and Parkersburg, and the Class AA co-champions, Mullens and Mount Hope. Beckley's wins came over Huntington Central, Oak Hill, Gary, and Logan. The team lost to Mullens, Charleston, Mount Hope, Bluefield, Park- ersburg, and Hinton. The Beckley boys never gave up and with a break or two could have won several more games. 76 Barry Huffstutler, John Shumate, Russell Walls Jeuy Tuinei This year's team was led by co-captains, John Shumate, Russell Walls, Jerry Turner, and Barry Huffstutler. An outstanding group of boys, they proved themselves Worthy to lead the team. Several other boys did a com- mendable job, too. They are Charles Karbonit and Jerry Hunter in the backfield and John Heagarty, Sam Cohn, Jim Vandall, Bill Bair, John Pennington, and Rod Harmon in the line. These boys will be sorely missed next year. Our football coaching staff was headed by Coach Nelson Bragg. He was assisted very ably by Coach Victor Peelish and Coach Lawrence Wise- man. These men Worked unceasingly to bring out the best in the boys. The class of 1960 salutes these three men. We are proud and grateful to have them at Woodrow Wilson. 77 The 1959-60 basketball team had a new coach at the helm. Coach Lawrence Wiseman took over for Jerome Van Meter. Coach Wiseman had been assistant basketball coach for many years. He is a rare blend of ability and wit, and he is one of the most popular persons in the school. Coach Wiseman is a superior man who is truly worthy and capable of fil- ling Coach Van's shoes. Coach Wiseman was assisted this year by Coach Paul Pettry, who for several years had been a physical education instructor at Woodrow Wilson. He works with the boys who are not on the varsity, teaching them the fundamentals of the game. 78 X Rod Harmon C0-CAPTAINS Bill Barnard As usual Beckley's schedule was very tough. The fellows played most of the stronger teams in the state. On the slate were such teams as Oak Hill, Shady Spring, Mullens, Huntington East, Richwood, Logan, South Charleston, Parkersburg, Huntington Central, Mount Hope, Bluefield, Charleston, Hinton, Fayetteville, Gauley Bridge, and the Alumni. The Beckley team was led by co-captains Rod Harmon and Bill Bar- nard, the pivotmen. Other boys Who made their presence felt were John Quintier, Sam Cohn, Jim Easley, Scotty Price, David Davies, and Sam Feazell. Giving added strength on the bench were John Heagarty and Barry Huffstutler. This was one of the best groups of seniors Beckley has had in several years. The seniors were given additional help by some good juniors and sophomores. This team upheld the Beckley tradition of always being tough on the basketball court. 79 ,,,. . As usual Coach Victor Peelish produced a top notch wrestling team. He produced a team that was well coached, well conditioned, and full of fight. They made a superior showing at every match. Beckley wrestled such teams as Shady Spring, Sophia, Mullens, Logan, Hinton, Richwood, and Parkersburg. The team was captained by Racine Thompson, a splendid little wrestler. He was given support by several other seniors. They were Hoby Shumate, Marion Massinople, Ronald Long, and Russell Walls. Wrestling is one of the most demanding of all sports. It takes more endurance and intestinal fortitude than most boys possess. These boys are to be com- mended, for they work long hours to sharpen their skills and yet receive little glory. The student body has been slow to support the team in the past, but we are sure that in the future wrestling will be one of the most popular sports. 80 l l l M Racine Thompson In Coach Peelish, Beckley has one of the finest coaches in the state. He knows all the things that are essential to make a good wrestler, and he knows how to put his ideas across to the boys. Coach Peelish has pro- duced many champion wrestlers in his career at Woodrow Wilson. Some of these boys have gone on to become college stars. Beckley is indeed for- tunate to have Coach Victor Peelish at the school. Woodrow Wilson High School is doubly lucky, because it also has a very fine assistant wrestling coach in Coach Nelson Bragg. He helps the boys who are unable to make the team to develop their physical skills and improve their bodies. A dedicated man, Coach Bragg would be a credit to any school. 8l 3-s K- 1 .ibm . V ln an - X - f' vr u I ll nl.l, - - ,. ' L 1 Beckley again produced a track team capable of giving a good account of itself against the top track squads in the state. The Captains of this year's squad were Charles Karbonit, Richard Witt, and Jon McBride. They led the team through the rugged schedule it faced. The meets that Beckley participated in this year were the Stonewall Jackson Invitational, the Coal- field Conference, the Huntington Relays, the Jaycee Relays, the Beckley Open. the Regional, and the State Track Meet. This year's squad was ably instructed by head coach Nelson Bragg and his assistants, Victor Peelish and Lawrence Wiseman. They drilled 82 Charles Karbonit, Richard Witt the boys in the fundamentals and conditioned each boy for his particular event. The Class of '60 commends these men for their fine efforts on be- half of Woodrow Wilson. ' Track is essential for any boy who is interested in playing another sport, for he must be able to run. Track teaches a boy to run, improves his ability, and gr es him confidence in himself. An exciting and rewarding sport, it is well 'worth the time and energy spent on it. 83 .7- .-J A A... ,. .fb - A 4, J I . ix f,m,,.a.f ' IH , ,. V, My 3 U vi I K. l'.' . Nm., 4 W 3' -, K. G rr . . - - A.. .-. -.. ' I - vs- ,Ix- ih 1 5-11.- -1.2 .' -:',. . 4 C 1 , Ngf V pf ff g -1 1 'Flu . , llff 'ln Ti gg, ' ' fish- 6 if :,,4'f . 1 'rf' tw.,- . yfhfl Q 5, .. ?4-lr! ' -fn . Q Y J 51 I I f ' -'1 if I N' I gf . 3 Z c-- . A it Cb.. r X- ? xx N . X- 4ral '!-,Lf i N . , : - n ,Q ,z..,f-Mx :F SN-Q J' R L P- . ,. u , . ' s l lb '.i' - Q--QQEQIM ' ,- i . i . 9' f - 57' . ,,- 4 A H 2 .- an E11-' z xy- -. Ka V 'VH N n r 'rf' av X644 :1 ' ,. V '- ff, , 1 , wk ,lv I -- g? is -3 , t xr iq ! 3 Y 1 ' - r A iv' I .li .,x, . L. ,. gf X1 1x14 I rf 'f . X .., I 1 .,x:' v3 '.'.--' , Y. , , s 3 3 , L , - 5 :I - . , , . ! If I X fff Qi ' 2 . ' L I R in 1 'fi A s. mx fm xy 1 ' I f5ff X, ,XZ fw A , ms f ' xx --L RNMNXT,-PQ TIME FCDR ROYALTY 2553 xx kk 4, Nye? . 15 e 1- ATTENDANTS HOMECOMING QUEEN 1 . gi if ATTENDENTS MISS FLYING EAGLE I ALIC .wg , 21:51, gi 5 aj, 1 P R O M 1's.' nfl Q41 SARA f- 5. -Q ,- x 7' 1 A ssh .K V E ,A 7- Q '! ' ,'.'w .3 .Vx Jun, E: At ,V .-- L 5 if mf Sz?-al 3 P - I I Ulu 5 PATRICIA PHILLIPS JULIA HUTCHINSON EDNA WHITE ATTENDANTS PROM QUEEN K, lL,j?4f I , , ,M 0 ,Q . ' A5611 , fy- v -f I f 1.2.1, aw, . , ez an 42+ lax .ggi 0, Q. ,Y-:YFN h I J n , e A4- x -R, if - 'zz 2-Q' ' 84 'WN ,J 41 X I 1- fg 5 ' . it l 'TH -'la 'Z if .5 I rs fx ' 'cu 'Fin .fp ' . 4 . R I , . at - ' 4 TIME FOR Musk: 9' 4 .. ,'., -N 9 f' QV THE FLYING EAGLE BAND The Flying Eagle Band started this year with an invitational trip to the West Virginia State Fair where they made two appearances. To the delight of the members, the band spent the night at Camp Shaw-mi-del- ecca. Everyone had lots of fun and of course hated to leave. School opened for the band with a busy schedule of football games, assemblies, parades, and pep meetings. Just before the end of football season the band took the annual trip to Bristol for the Southeastern Band Festival. The band received a Second Division rating. With the end of football season, out came the concert music. Shortly afterwards, basketball season began. The games called for the songs and cheers of the band once again. Later in the year the band attended the Regional Band Festival at Flperield. Through much hard work and preparation, the three annual concerts given by the band were great successes. At the last concert, which seemed to came all too soon. the seniors were presented with their letters in recognition of hard work and as a token of the happy memories of their wonderful years in the band. MAJORETTES Joan Givens-Head Charlotte Klaus June Givens Alice Wheby Mergie Wilson Eleanor Lamb Virginia Evans Louise Breck Rosemary Dick Doris Buckles i FLAG GIRLS Evadne Miller-Head Kathryn Bivens Regina Gardner Val Fazio Margaret Stafford Charlotte Kiser Lynda Honts Connie Calfee MANAGERS Mark Skaggs-Jeff Hippert LIBRARIAN-Carolyn Whitesell Linda Webb-Katy Shelor SECRETARY-Ginger Evans 0I I lCERS-Larry Bolash, Charlotte Kiser, Linda French, Sheila lio5.:'ers, Jon Gwinn Eugene Walker, Mark Skaggs, Rzinrly 'l'aylo1', Iiieharcl Ashworth, Sally Summers, Okie Thompson. fi 1 ,Ll l Yf1 -'I 2 ORCHESTRA JAZZ BAND l-llf'l-I I 55185-Q 7- - , '-' - 4, - - . :C I -f .- 4 I . W' ' -In I .TJ 1' 'QV , gi ,, If ' , ll .I I f ' I GIRLS C'IIOIIl'S Pros. ., .. Alma Pziync, Sum Mvzuim' rIiI'L'llS. . .....,........ Lucia DeLuca V. Ixus. .. ............. .Ioan Gimnpulo I,ih, .. .. Susan Vzxss, Janice Fcazcll Soc, .. Iillvn flutes, Nancy Czilfcc MIXED CIIORUS CLUB Pres. . ., Eddie Highlanfiex' Treas. .........,... Drema Richmond Sec. .... Lois Grisby Lib. .. Nancy Kiddy, Roseniary Munn i I I I 1 l 3 I i 1 ' . M L - l SELECT CHORUS Pres, ,,,, .. Billy Wauhop Treas. ................. Ernest Calfee V, Pres, ,, Ronnie Taylor Lib. .... Charles McKinney, Bob Rose Sec. . . . . . . David McClure Accorn. . . ..., Margaret Noble, Dennis Saymen '99 4' I 4 'NCS 1 Q ,S ,jf fl?-. f1'!'L', ,,, 5 gi.. ! 4 lb, -:I , , '4 ' D ,K . 4, If TE ' f nv I Q. - if Q. at, T I M E FOR ACTIVITIES all :gk Q F Q' cur il 6 -5,2 SI-IN ,XTIC V11-S. ., Chris Niitiiifimi Ars l. N-cz X. Pros , Mary Kay Jzinics 'iil'l'JlS. .. SAW. . . .,..,,... 3I21l'.iHl'iL' Huh- STUDENT COUNCIL if-fa N 'B Pat Fl'Zl2.fiIC .... Larry Bolush . Mary Kay James Prvs. Pm-1 om . ......... Sam Fuiiii Spa-akci' .... . Svc. I'i'u'Tvn1 .., ,., Nikki Williaiiisoii --v ii v u1 , ., W- ,M , - 1 Q 1? I 1 i L Elai ill 96 +5-no lv 93 '16 4-9 'i r,i'.!' H Pres. .... . . V. Pres. . . . . . Sec. ............ ............. . SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ART CLUB .. Alice Wheby Katy Jo Shelor .. Helen Martin Treas. . . . Harry Hambrlc Sponsor Mrs Rodrlguez 2 wif f 'f' if I . ,. Q. 299 7rw'aQ, 2. '72 Pres. . N. Pres. .. .. Sec. Pres. . V. Pres. .. .... ... w Sect... BIBLE CLUB Rosalie Goins Treas. . Linda Clifford Sponsor Pat Hicks BOOSTER CLUB Sherry Wood Treas. . . . . . .. Don Foose Sponsor Paulette Sparacino Jerry Manning' . Mrs. Hughes Jane Anderson Miss Alderman 1'-4 lf. A1 ll I ll --1 II ll:l ll I f CHESS CLUB Pres. ,... .... M ack Skaggs Treas. .... . . . . . Jimmy Scott V. Pres. . . . . . Eugene Walker Sgt. of Arms . . ..,. John Davis Sec. .... ...... J on Gwinn DRAMATIC CLUB Pres. .... . . . Patty Anderson Treas. ........ . . . Lewis Blakely V. Pres. .. ...... Joan Wirtz Sgt. of Arms .... John Setliff Sec. ...... ......... . . . Patsy Lester rf' . fc 4 ff 8 , X ! X.f f..-. E.-UQ LE .. Martha Christian .. Faith MCClung ...... Edna White FL'TL'RE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA .. Patricia Cassity Treasurer ......... .. . . . . Connie Bergrendahl Reporter .. . .., . . . Mary Frances Keith Chaplain . . . . . QQ v 7 U5 vw' V. X - ii- Loleta Melton .. Mr. Kiser Linda Sutphin Carol Lester Carolyn Hart R -lSl uuunnn-mangas... 21 0 if 1 I I M I 2 1 2 45 'F FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President .... . . . Sally Summers Treasurer ....... .... F aith McC1ung V. President . . .... Linda French Historian . . . . . Sheila Rogers Secretary .. .. Barbara Manning Sponsor ...... .. Miss Keyser GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President .... . . Doris Buckles Treasurer .,..... . . . Charlotte Kiser V. President ..,. Linda Webb Head of Points .... Patty Williams Secretary . . . . . . Patty McGinnis Sponsor ......... . . . Mrs. Manning , W? LV' lm 9 President .... . V. President Secretary . , . Presicx L .... Y. Pre: .dent .., Secretary ...... ...au -wa. :- 5 L W., -' -es , A 1 5 H ' 2 If 1 V I i Q9 4 7 6'5- X President V. President .. . Secretary President President Secretary Pro-Tem JUNIOR .. Alma Payne Martha Teague Hope McC1ung JUNI Anthony Terzis . James Parker Charlotte Klaus RED CROSS Treasurer . . .... Jeanie French Sponsor ., .. Mrs. Perkowski OR TECH Treasurer . . . . Barry Bales Sponsor .. Miss Larew wi Xt f , XF'- NZ. R iga 5 li! f,', 7:0 ,V , ,W fg, , ff., ,f ,f ,, ,fog N A7 fy x 'G 6' , .' 4411? ' 1 Charles Karbonit David Gwinn .. Mr. Grimm . Drema Calvert .. Mrs. Milliron ' -4'1 1-1 vw Q gd use---:1:.1... r...-.....,1..:fg3hMW W1 - 1 I 4 l -s 90 li. npr N3 .zz P' N x' Q President .... V. President . .. Secretary .... fs 9 M mmm 5, as SALES CLUB Sponsor .. ............... Mr. Humphrey SERVICE CLUB . . . . . Bobby Via Treasurer .... . . . Sandra Waddell Peggy Gunther Sponsor .... ...... M rs. Tully . . . . . 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