Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE LIBRARY a5 =) | : 7 aS: Fe eS = TR eS eee = Fae : pea Ree st org KA Beye - ene : Sis en ees hia, Dp eT ig a ee, ee ne : pp $o2 7a Ros BSS oF 072 VAY N25 EYEITY = f 4 e Oo . . Caley V4 6s : oN KIIVTO boyy = 3 BE PTO Te ee ead feuk (US re (D de 45) Vf THE ANNUAL STAFF @iG ALTAVISTA HIGH SCHOOL Altavista, Virginia DVidteatton [TO YOU WHOSE SMILE HAS HELPEDMAKE EACH DAYA BRIGHTER ONE; TO YOU WHO HAVE GIVEN US STRENGTH AND COURAGE; TO YOU WHO HAVE EASED THE WAY BY UNDERSTANDING US; TO YOU WHOSE FAITH HAS INSPIRED US; TO YOU WHOSE HIGH STANDARDS HAVE BEEN A WORTHY CHALLENGE TO US; TO YOU WHOSE FRIENDSHIP HAS BEEN A GIVING ONE---ALWAYS WORKING WITH US--AND FOR US--ALWAYS PATIENT--ALWAYS ENCOURAGING; Sep OL MISS KATHLEEN BURNETTE PROUDLY GRATEFULLY RESPECTFULLY Ue Dieleate Dhiis rruadl ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CAMPBELL COUNTY Mr da dae ray, A Beloved Friend PRINCIPAL OF ALTAVISTA HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Frank P. Cline B. A. Bridgewater College M. A. University Of Virginia A Worthy Educator FACULTY Miss Nancy Akers B. A. Mary Washington College Of The University of Virginia English, Spanish Mrs. Wallace Andrew B. A. College of William And Mary Mathematics, General Business Ire, ID), WML. Valens le Chief of Police, Altavista, Virginia Driver Education Miss Kathleen Burnette B. A. Lynchburg College Health and Physical Education Mr. Mahlon A. Burnette Sy WAP ol. Industrial Arts Mrs. Carolyn Carter B. A. Longwood College B. A. College of William And Mary Library, Latin FACULTY Mrs. Doris L. Cocke B.S. Longwood College Home Economics Mr. Hugh W. Dodson Bis vavebel. , English, Social Studies, Government e Mr. Patrick J. Fitzgerald Ph. B. Marquette University Wisconsin State College Teacher's College, Columbia University Music Department Mrs. Marjorie Elder Graham B. A. Emerson College University of Chattanooga English, Dramatics Mrs. Peggy B. Haymore Secretary Mrs. M. Lou Hodges B.S. Radford College English, Government, Social Studies FACULTY Mrs. Rita E. Hutcherson B.S. Radford College Business Mrs. Madeline C. Key } Boda Novo. Collegerof Ceram Alfred University ; ve r Science, Art, Physics, ee Mrs. Carleton Moorman B. A. Randolph Macon Woman's College Mathematics Mr. B. A. Mullins B.S. Davis Elkins College Health And Physical Education Miss Elizabeth Phillips B.S. Madison College Science, Biology, American History Mrs. Myra Ramsey B. A. Lynchburg College Mathematics FACULTY Mrs. Merilyn Stalvey B. A. Winthrop College Social Studies Mrs. J. A. Greenway Commissary BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Frances Brown Maid Mr. George Johnson Janitor THE SENIOR CLASS SENIORS TOMORROW YOU WILL HAVE GONE TO SEEK GREATER THINGS IN LIFE — THE FUTURE BELONGS TO YOU FOR THE FULFILLMENT OF YOUR DREAMS AND AMBITIONS, DOINOTEDE VAYSINEVEAKI NGStHE MOST Oh ll —— LHE PAST BELONGS TO THOSE WHO HAVE SHARED IT WITH YOU AND THEY SHALL KEEP IT IN TRUST——FROM TIME TO TIME THEY SHALL DRAW FROM IT AND REAP | THE BENEFITS YOU HAVE LEFT WITH THEM ——-AND | THEY WILL BE RICHER BECAUSE YOU HAVE LEFT THEM LAUGHTER AND HONESTY, AMBITION AND SIN- CERITY, TALENT AND ACHIEVEMENT, COURAGE AND HOPE. Earline Queen Frank West Mittie Green Sandy Frazier James Chism Marvin Rowland CLASS OFFICERS Herbert) bra zie ri inn in men en ern Tes 1 Cenc Marvin Rowland . 2 eee eae Cece resiaent Mittie;Greeniee., ooo cae te ee Pee Oe CLeta hy Barline: © Ueen een mon lene eee ee tt UE ee Frank West, Jame. Chism ... .SCA Representatives SENIORS JAMES CARLTON ANTHONY Jimmie ‘ To step aside is human.”’ Hobby Club '56. CECILE GAYNELLE ARTHUR Gaynelle ‘‘Modesty is a great asset.”’ Girls Choir °54, °56, °57; Glee Club °54, °55; J.V. Basketball ’54; Basketball Cheerleader ‘55, '56, 78 IT ISN CS, “BHO, jays INslibetele (Civil WG). Mie; Girls Monogram °57; Annual Staff °57; Colonel Staff °57; Tri-Hi-Y ‘54, Secretary; Dramatics Wile Tek Cilla, MAS, “7s IP Ae WA. S7. RAYMOND EDWARD BELL Shorty ‘ Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast.’’ Pi Yeu5 4-eBiarsiempialll 5p OM WemAmnUaAlsotatt 56; Athletic Club ’56. This Page Is Sponsored By The SEMINOLE SERVICE STATION SENIORS GEORGE PATTERSON BOURDELAT, JUNIOR Pat ‘‘T was shipwrecked before I came aboard.”’ SCA Representative '54; Boys Basketball Man- ager 54; Hi-Y Club '54; Annual Staff '55, '56, S736 Band Drum) Major 55; 56,0'57- el ranster from Burlington, N. C. JAMES LOUIS BYRD James ‘‘Life is just a comedy”’ Athletic Club '56; Monogram Club '57; Football 4, 755, 56, °57- Basketball 56, “573 Baseball ‘55S 5 Ome Ue Lacks 5One Sica oO Diya LUD ICe President °57; Ghoral °57; Mixed Chorus °57. JAMES MARTIN CHISM Chis ‘ To work and play in the absorbing world of sports”’ Football 7°54; °55, °56, °57;) Basketball 56, 457; Biase: bal 54 5 55 6 ey ea pial ues SO: Athletic Club '54, '55, °56; Boys Monogram Club Sica racks O MEO GeAGI MU abun Ot atte cm ViIxed Chorus ‘57; Choral Ensemble '57; Football Homecoming King '57; SCA Representative ‘57. This Page Is Sponsored By THE LANE COMPANY SENIORS ROGER RAY CLAY Poochie ‘‘Little nonsense nowand then, is relished by the best of men. ’ Football '54, '55, '56, Co-Captain ’'57; Basketball 155.5 56, Sie Baseballs 55sAthletic Clubs 54555, °56; Boys Monogram Club '57; Hi-Y Club .’55, Dipmeuneasuners ove nopbyaGlubmi(. ANN BOBBITT COTHRAN Ann ‘‘Happy is your grace, so quiet and so sweeta style.’ Bee Ag oie het D we Liao, se OLONe Liotari« oC; BetamGlulbme5iite laisse: ret yO) Te orn GanGrlaissy Lynchburg, Virginia. HAROLD THORNTON COTHRAN, JUNIOR Harold ‘ T love work; it fascinates me; Icould sit and look at it for hours.’’ Jayeyayel OG! Gis), GS, C7, IT top Ee (© levevilar VEs), Gh7 e Modern Music Masters '55; Music Club °54, °55; Glee Glub °54, 55; Annual Staff °54, °55, °56, '57; Senior Class Prophet; Senior Play. This Page Is Sponsored By J. H. COTHRAN COMPANY, INC. SENIORS FRANCES KATE COPE Frances ‘‘A quiet girl is always tobe admired more than a noisy one,”’ Girls Hobby Club '56; Annual Staff °57. MARION SAUNDERS COPES, JR. Foots “A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any Tare t eae Hootballa ome oWeA tiket ice @lulbme Orme� Gaelreais l= rer; Boys’ Monogram Club °57; Hobby Club '57; President; safety Patrol=5 ; Captain; KiV.G_ °56; ‘57, Crew Leader; Iransfer from Renan Hi gh School, AUBREY HADEN COX Aubrey ‘Silence is the perfection of Joy.” This Page Is Sponsored By THE VIRGINIA CAFE SENIORS BARBARA GAYLE DARDEN Barfar “But for the glorious privilege of being inde- pendent.’’ Basketball °54, °55, '56, °'57; Athletic Club °54, 55, '56, Secretary; Monogram Club °57; Home- coring sAttendants 565) Fon A 547055) 5608573 Parliamentarian '57; Annual Staff °55, '56, °57; Circulation Manager °'56, Co-Editor °57; Public Speaking 56.) 55 Tri-Hi- ¥i54:5H o bbiye 54; IDI JN, MES (Dine aivenerigsLe S hlktie, YSiry (Cla yepeeul P37 3 Senior Play. REBECCA JUNE DAVIS Becky ‘‘Her smile shows her happiness, her friends, her popularity.”’ Grbrelisme@thiontr ee 4m, 5am OFme Sil One © meA RIED 4 Secretary °55; Cheerleader °55, '56, '57; Basket- ball™'55,'57; Co-Captain ‘56; Athletic Club.'54, 55, °57; F.H.A. °55; Homecoming Attendant °55, ‘57, Homecoming Queen '56; Annual Staff ’56; Beta Club '56, °57; Monogram Club ‘57, Vice Presidents brie rion eek Ds Ane Oinm Editor The Colonel. WALTER ROBERT DAWSON Robert A new comer, but a sure thing.'' MepwerAme Si Golonel tanita ones betas Glu bae5il; Transferred from Halifax County High. This Page Is Sponsored By KENNETH'S JEWELERS SENIORS PATSY MARGARETTE DELAPP Patsy ‘ She sees with her heart,.’’ EEA 5 5m5 One 5eAnt hy Welt anc Gli DEO Ameo De S64Girls Mono g rami (ei rio tiateC lube os Cheerleader '55, '56, '57, Co-Captain of Cheer- leaders '56; Homecoming Attendant '57. RUTH DALE ENGLISH Dale ‘Where joys are many and wants are few.”’ Pee Hee At 54, 6S raniaticsm@nl Damm 4emaumntia Sever PSG), Bie, MSs Wsehaisiio W Gili SE, 7s Treasurer '57; Basketball °56, °57; Treasurer of Class '56; Girls Monogram Club '56; Senior Play '57; Athletic Club '56; Senior Class Prophet MEN LOIS FAYE FARMER Loisa ‘An equal mixture of good humor and good sense.” Basketball °54,°55, 56,.°57- Athletic.C lupe 54. 55, (56; Girls Wonogram Clube 5(, secretary; FR AAt 54; 255.8 50, Si oeereta ry o ier eran Federation President '56, Historian '57; Hobby Club '54; Beta Club '55, °56, '57, President '56; Annual Staff °55, 56, 957, Co-Editor ‘57; Class Secretary '54; Tri-Hi-Y Club '54; Senior Play WNT - | This Page Is Sponsored By E. R. ENGLISH SENIORS PHILLIP PAYNE FARMER Willie ‘ The first years of men must make provision for the last.’’ SCA Representative ‘54; President Sophomore Class; Athletic Club ‘54, °55, '56, °57; Presi- dent '56; Football °54, '55, °56, '57, Co-Captain °56; Baseball '54; Boys Monogram '57; Basket- ball Scorekeeper '54, '55, '56; Band '54; Senior iPMeae Vey. HERBERT HANCOCK FRAZIER Sandy “Roll on ’ole world, and I'll roll with you.”’ Football '55, °56, °57; Athletic Club ‘55, '56, 57; Glee Club °54, °55; Modern Music Masters 55; Music Club '54, '55, Boys Monogram '57; Annual Staff ’54, '55, ’56, °57, Business Manager 57; Band °54, °55, °56, °57; President Senior Class '57; Vice President Junior Class ‘56; Beta Club '57; Senior Class Testator '57;Senior Play. CLYDE HADEN GOODMAN Clyde ‘ A hard worker; an earnest friend.’’ Hie Glube5 5esiec ret detayvesmh lO Diba GlubEe5 5); Athletic Club '55; Annual Staff ’56, Business Manager; Baseball '55; Choral '57. This Page Is Sponsored By H. A. FRAZIER SENIORS MITTIE CAREY GREEN Mittie ‘““Truth is the highest thing that a woman may Keepes. Basketball °55, °56, °57; Football Cheerleader 15 6eeGiris Gih on we D4 SO ee Gleem@ lube 54s 553 Choral) 5735 Girls Monogram. 5(;,Athletic Gilub) 55,567 Annual Staff 56,257, business Manager '56; Dramatics '54; Tri-Hi-Y '55; Beta Club '55, '56, '57, Vice President ‘56; Music Club '54, '55; Secretary - Senior Class; Senior Play “57. MYRTLE ANN HARMON Merts ‘‘With a smile onher lipsand a tear in her eye.”’ Hobby Club '54; Tri-Hi-Y °54; Girls’ Choir '54, 156,57; Basketball (54055-56757, «Co-Captain Me AN severed Siew? 55, 36, “S7, GoaCsseeuileynioyn Manager. ’57; “Athletic Glabe'547755,.°56; Girls: Monogza ny Club 57 Beta,Clu b °56,)°577 FHA 154) 55s DON ate res die nteebidmmedenation Rreasuner 57 so enl Om re lava ies ROBERT LANDON JENNINGS Bobby “Sometimes serious, never down-hearted, always ready for a good time. ’ Football °54, ‘55, '56, '°57; Basketball '54, °55, 5 O oe baseball lea 5 4. aL 5 Ohm� O Dial calGiE 5) ‘56; Athletic Club '54, '55, '56; Boys’ Monogram Glub 673 Hob bys Clubes47 055 4256.0 57 a Vvice Periersiic em taae .Ore Ss a mica 4 Die enya 4 eee KG ViGrn 5 495 5 eS ORME SKS | @ Ameo Oe This Page Is Sponsored By PATTERSON'S DRUG STORE SENIORS JAMES PAUL KENT, JR. James ‘‘He serves not self, but all humanity.”’ Beta Club '57; Band °57; Transfer from Gretna High School, LOIS EVELYN LEWIS ‘ Lewie”’ ‘ How far that little candle throws her beams.’’ ErAm Os a OS me OOM Ss Oe Cie ta I1V a OeGIT Se Choir '54; Tri-Hi-Y °54; Hobby Club °56; Dra- MaticsEG ADOT Chota la ouem Vial oOure ttem5 ) Girls’ State °56; Class Poet '57; Senior Play. NANCY LOUISE McINTYRE Nancy ‘‘In fellowship well could she laughand chatter.’’ FHA °56; Athletic Club °56; Basketball '56, °57 Annual Staff '56; Monogram Club '57; Colonel Sian tao seri bi yeon mOeCtetaty. mr bly Amsoil, Secretary Treasurer; Senior Class Prophet Senior Play; Transfer from Williams High School. This Page Is Sponsored By THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK SENIORS ROGER KENT OAKES Roger ‘‘What this world needs isa good five-cent cigar.”’ Bands’5475°5.550'56, 1.59.(3b1 Ob bv lu bes 5 aGlee Club °54, °55; Patrol Committee °56; Hi-Y °54; JV Football °55; Senior Play. MARYANNA OVERHOLT Mo ‘ She goes to books as a bee goes to flowers.”’ Bas ket balla: 55rm05 Ome i Gir ll sumGrntonirss 5445p 56; Glee Club °'54; Choral °57; Athletic Club 55 SOseGiriss Momogiarn sou elt rive 55: Dramatics ’54; Music Club '54; Beta Club ’56, °57, Secretary '57; Annual Staff '56, '57, Circu- lationmeoue BETTY LOUISE OWEN Betty ‘‘Full of fun and happy and gay, tosses her head and goes on her way.”’ PNSovsareees |, Ayeewae VETER 1D, Je. AN (Calttile) YEN7 e SES lols hha We ‘57, Chorals 57-5 nanster red stromeawallace, NG: This Page Is Sponsored By REYNOLD'S DRIVE-IN GROCERY SENIORS JEANETTE ELIZA BETH OWEN Jeanette ‘ ‘To have a friend youmust be one; she has many.”’ Bands54 Om� (omer Lie Yan oe BetalG@lubp 55, °56, °57, Treasurer °57; Future Teachers of America ‘57, Secretary and Treasurer; Annual Staff °56, °57; Modern Music Masters ‘55. JANICE JACQUELINE PICKREL . Jackie ‘ You have no sorrow in your song, no winter in your year. ’ ieee Ae) Daa lerie arssULrienr merit yeu 7a beta ClubmSimeAunmbuanlmotattal OMS eeceta rivmr5 tc Majorettes: 55705015. Cr Am 155: CLEOLAN EDWARD PUCKETTE Frog ‘ Take everybody's advice, anddoas you please.’ Hi-Y '54; Hobby Club ’55; Annual Staff '55, °56, YEN 3 ’ This Page Is Sponsored By BURTON CHEVROLET COMPANY SENIORS MARY EARLINE QUEEN Ene ‘‘The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. ’ FHA °54, '55, °56, °57, Vice President °56, '57; Athletic Club '54, '55, ‘56; Girls’ Monogram Clube sieelitesnide nite i mbie GamG lube. bmme oi. FBLA ’57; Colonel '57, Managing Editor; Basket- ball'54,755,256.5-57,8Go=.Capta ine moror. Alternate Cheerleader '55;Senior Class Treasu- rer; Senior Class Historian. RANDY RAY RICE Randy ‘‘For a man bynothing is so well betrayed as by his manners. ’ Band ‘54, °55, ’°56, °57; Beta Club ‘57; Glee Club ° 55; Modern Music Masters °55. LANNY DEAN ROLFE Lanny ‘‘It matters not how long youlive, but how well.’’ Hobby Club '55, '56, '57, Vice-President ‘55, President °56; Athletic Club °55, '56; Boys’ Monogram Club °'57; Football °55, '56, '57; JV Basketball '55, Captain; Basketball '56, ’°57; KVG °56, °57. This Page Is Sponsored By RIVERSIDE TEXACO SERVICE STATION SENIORS JAMES MELVIN ROLLISON Buck ‘‘He d oes not turn back when just at the goal.”’ Pootba) 1654.59 .e. Oso 1 Athletic. Giube 54.555; 56; Boys’ Monogram Club '57, Secretary Treasurer; Basketball Manager '54. N | MARVIN COLEMAN ROWLAND Marvin ‘‘First in sports, first in the game, he has made for himself a remembered name.”’ Football ’54, '55, '56, ’57, Co-Captain '56, Player of the year '56; Athletic Club '54, '55,’56; Presi- dent °54, °55; Monogram Club '57, Vice-Presi- dents Hi-Y 57, President: SGA 754, 55. 56, Representative °54, Vice-President '55, Presi- dent °56. BOBBY DEAN SANDIDGE Bobby ‘Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.’’ SCA Representative 54; Baseball ’55, '56, °57; Basketball '55; Track ’56; Modern Music Masters 56; Annual Staff 57; Band °54, °55, °56, °57, Lieutenant '55, Drum Major '54, °55; Athletic Club '55, '56; Boys’ Monogram Club '57; Music Club '55; Freshman Class President. This Page Is Sponsored By HAMNER BROS. SENIORS RALPH JOEL SHOTWELL Ralph “Every noble deed dieth, if suppressed in silence.’’ So Ge We “ER, “DEe BOBBY LEE SMITH Bobby “United we stand, divided we fall.’’ Basketball (54505506 50.8-99 Oia pita DO; Boys Monogram Club '57; Athletic Club °54, °55, 56; SCA Representative '56; Hi-Y '54, °55, °56; Hobby Club ’57,Secretaryand Treasurer; K.V.G. 15 ee SOMA Taleo ta timo PATRICIA ANN STOUT Pat ‘ As she thinketh in her heart, so is she.”’ Girls Choir ‘54, °56, °57; Basketball °55, 56, Sica bee HerAL 4.65 Dramaticsm +A tiLetic Club °55, '56; Girls Monogram Club '57; Tri- Hi-Y Club 55; Annual Staff °56; Beta Club °55, 56, '57, Treasurer '56, President °57; Colonel Sta figs (eens Dele Ammonia This Page Is Sponsored By ALTAVISTA MEN'S SHOP SENIORS MARY LOUISE TATE Pennie ‘““Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment.”’ Hebe AeOvRe erie Si demtrnGolonelss tat tao: el Arm Omelet tr ene mBerare lubmeo (lara nse fer from Red Springs, N. C. ' | JAMES LEWIS THOMAS, JR. Junio ‘I’m a good ole rebel.’’ Football °50, °51, '52, ’53; Basketball °50; Base- balig Ofmeol moc Dbandmo2 ne 5S a bulldings Gorm = | mitteem One Ine Con Giblall tim aneos aGleeaG lub WAKO), Masih. MEI. JANET LEE UNDERWOOD Jan ‘‘Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others.’’ Basketball °56, °57; Cheerleader °'54, °55, °56, °57, Captain ’57; Athletic Club ’54, °55, '56; Girls Monogram Club '57; Beta Club ’°56, '57; Annual Staff '56, °57, Editor '56, Typing Dept. Head °57; Forensic Meet '56; Oratorial| Contest °56; Dra- matics Club °53, °54; Tri-Hi-Y Club 755, °57, President; Girls Choir '54, '56, °57; Choral '57; Glee Club '54, '55, °57; Homecoming Queen '57; Senior Class Testator ‘57. This Page Is Sponsored By JIMMY'S RESTAURANT . SENIORS DAVE ANDREW WEEKS, JR. Dave ‘““A hearty laugh, a mischievous smile, makes for you a life worth while.”’ Football '54, '55, ‘56, Manager '57; Athletic Club ‘54, '55, '56; Monogram Club '57; Hobby Club '57, President; Baseball °55; KVG '55, °56, SS GA 55 Bia n da 54 555m 5 One fovLodexn Music Masters ’55; Glee Club °55; Senior Play. JOHN JACKSON WELLS Killer ‘‘Longer than deeds liveth the word.”’ Hobby. Colu be546'55: aii yer5 Sa ba ndee Omer Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senior Play. FRANKLIN RAY WEST Frank ‘Sons are the anchors of a mother's life.’’ Modern Music Masters ‘55, Vice-President; Band54) 255.569 57 wiinetmeopa ire . oo, ‘57; Glee Club ’'54, '55; SCA °55, °56, '57, Presi- dent '57; Annual Staff °56, °57; Music Club °54, °55; Public Speaking '56; Vice-President Sopho- more Class; Junior Class President; Senior Play. This Page Is Sponsored By E. A. SMITH AND COMPANY SENIORS WILBUR WEST Wilbur ‘‘A good name is rather to be chosen than great TAChe Stim Football '54, °55, °56; Athletic Club ’54, °55, °56; Boys’ Monogram Club '57. CAROLYN SUE WILLIAMS Carolyn ‘‘Her eyes do sparkle, her lips are true, all told her faults are few.’’ ERE AWS 455 oma G irl see GihlOn rn 4m SO me SIGS GA °55; Athletic Club '54, '55, '56; Girls’ Monogram Club °’57; Basketball Cheerleader '54; Football Cheerleader °55, °56; Beta Club '56, °57, Secre- tarymoo- i ri-Hi= Yo 1 Chaplain; Glee Club Pianist '57; Annual Staff °56. JACQUELYN WINFRED WINSTON Jacquie ‘I assert that nothing ever comes to pass with- out a cause.”’ Beta Club '57; Annual Staff °57; Transfer from William Campbell High School. This Page Is Sponsored By E. A. SMITH AND COMPANY SENIORS REECIE DEWEL WITT Reecie ‘‘The best of healers is good cheer.’’ Track '56; Athletic Club '56; Poster Committee 56; Transfer from Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School. WILLIAM EDWARD WITT, JR. Eddie ‘‘Better to give than to take. ’ Athletic Club °54, °55, °56, Vice President ‘56; Boys Monogram Club '57, President; Football '54, Manager '55, '56, '57; Baseball ’'54, Manager 55) °56, (57; Basketball) Managers 55,050,557; J. V. Basketball '54; Boys’ State '56. This Page Is Sponsored By E. W. YEATTS SENIORS ERNEST LEROY YEATTS Leroy “Tt is the merit of a jolly fellow to impart good news, and to conceal the bad.’ GENEVIEVE FAY YEATTS Genevieve ‘Everything will come if one will only wait.’’ LAE 45m 55a OMe clan ltbEL55emL OMRON ts Vice President °57; Annual Staff ’56, °57; F.T.A. Liem hotalmoemoenlO tery anya OMe This Page Is Sponsored By MACK'S FIVE AND TEN SENIOR CLASS HISTORY My! What anhonor? Wewere distinguished in th is year of our Lord 1952 by being the first eighth grade class in AHS. But we also were destined to be the first 8th grade to introduce an extra year of high school to be served by us and future classes. Nevertheless, we became a very ex- ceptional class, in more ways than one - electing Harold Cothran as President, and managing to keep our teachers extremely busy. Our Freshman year found us quite grown up and ready to take our rightful places in competitive sports and clubs. Bobby Sandidge was elected President. Our busy Sophomore year was directed toward raising money for,and giving, the biggest and best Prom ever attempted for the outgoing seniors. Philip Farmer presided over this year as President. Our Junior year found us the top class a year sooner and perhaps a year longer thanwe deserved. Atripto Williamsburg and an exciting ring dance at the Dalton House were the highlights of a busy and completely satisfying year. We also shared in bringing to our school different honors andachievements of whichwe were very proud. Our Officers were: Frank West - President; Sandy Frazier - Vice Presi- dent; Rebecca Davis - Secretary; and Dale English - Treasu- rer Our Senior year now brought us to the ending of one lifetime and the threshold of a new. We have been ably led by President, Sandy Frazier; Vice-President, Marvin Row- land; Secretary, Mittie Green; and Treasurer, Earline Queen. A short and busy year it has proven to be. We have held office, participated in all sports, and worked toward the trip to Washington. We enjoyedone of our last get-togethers at the Senior Banquet and were guests at a Prom given in our honor by the Junior Class. We romped and played through Class Night, soberly accepted our responsibilities from the Bacchalaureate Sermon, and ended a present way of life with Graduation. Our future awaits us, but ever will we be casting backward glances to the best years of our lives. SENIOR GEASSeP ROP HEGY The future holds in her hand the destiny of the class of 1957, and she will reveal her secrets only as the years tear them from her. As each year passes a dream will be born anda reality will exist. They will emerge as one, as each member seeks to find his own special place in the universe that awaits his maturity. Decisions will be made that will shape the age; new talents will be fulfilled through a dedicated purpose; experi- ences will be collected and catalogued as to success or failure -- anda life will have been lived. We will seek to live our lives invarious ways according to individual desires and objectives. Some of us will choose to serve humanity in fields of nursing, engineering, teaching, medicine, etc., while others of us will exercise our individualtalents and tastes in the fields of industry, farming, art, music, home making. Each of us will achieve and succeed according to his labors, and it will be counted worthy because he has given his best to make it so. eee eee i OF INNOCENCE YOU MAY BE SURE LAUGHTER IS WITH US. eo O 4_e JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Martha Simmons Martin Burton Jean Robertson Billy Booker . . . . . President Vice President Ee TOeCletary, Perea suite rt: JUNIORS Wayne Adams Linda Barbour B. H. Blankenship, Jr. Billy Booker Hampton Burnette Peggy Burnette Martin Burton Ronnie Campbell Cube erouch Bonnie Davis Dorothy Doss Cleo Dotson Patsy Dudley Carolyn Elliott Delma Epperson Audrey Eubank Buddy Farmer Calvin Ferrell Carol Guthrie Caroline Hall This Page Is Sponsored By The DIXIE MOTOR COMPANY JUNIORS Shirley Hancock Shirley Harman Patricia Ann Hudson Gloria Hutcherson Margaret Jacobs Jo Bett Johnson Alice Faye Krantz Nancy Keesee Anne Marsh Leon Myers Lane Patterson Sue Pollard Lucinda Puckette Dennis Reynolds Gene Reynolds Gillie Reynolds Kenneth Reynolds Anna Lee Robertson Jean Robertson Arlene Scott i This Page Is Sponsored By CENTRAL ESSO JUNIORS Sarah Shriver Martha Simmons Marie Smither Billy Stevens Joyce Talbott Allen Taylor Jackie Thomas Tommy Townsend Raymond Tucker Anne West Geraldine Witt Nancy Witt Edward Wood Paul Yeatts The Juniors went to Williamsburg This Page Is Sponsored By LACY'S GULF CO. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Weemietexciour. . . President Ann Craddock Vice President Joyce Neal Secretary Judy Carson Treasurer SOPHOMORES Mary Ellen Arnott Eric Arthur Lois Arthur Mac Bailess Barbara Bailey Curtis Bell Bonnie Bennett Sammy Bingham Nelson Brown Jie Nee Usien Judy Carson Kenneth Carson Betty Lou Cox Ollie Cox Ronald Cox Ruby Lee Cox Ann Craddock Jane Creasy Wylene Dalton Shirley Dawson Loretta Deel Pat Dickerson Calvin Dowdy Jonsie Dowdy SOPHOMORES Ann Edwards Ralph English Carol Farmer Jackie Farmer Linda Farmer Otis Farmer Albert Farthing Lena Goodman Marshall Hamilton Betty Jean Hamlett Frances Haskins Iris Hawks Betty Holland Barbara Hutchins Lee Jeter Becky Keesee Bert Klein Nancy Layne Myra Mayhew Ray Myers Joyce Neal of Marvin Nichols Nall Nancy Owen Leonard Parker SOPHOMORES Nelson Patterson Verline Pribble Jerry Pugh William Pugh Elbert Quarles Alice Rice Nancy Rice Dee Rolfe Linda Rollison Sandra Sheppard Richard Smith Ronnie Stephenson Jean Sykes Sammy Taylor Allison Trogden Pat Tweedy Cora Haden Watlington Jerry Watlington Roger West Martha Whitaker Doris Ann Williamson Merle Wilson John Eades... Carolyn Yeatts . Brenda Pickeral Linda Mayberry THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . . . President Vice President PE SeCucta yy) Peer ineas wr ex, FRESHMEN Patricia Anthony Clyde Barbour Joyce Barbour Lewis Barbour Juanita Barnard Percy Bennett Iris Brooks Iva Brooks Kenneth Brown Edward Brumfield Thomas Busey Rufus Carr Tommy Copes Edith Cox Laura Ann Cox Richard Crouch Violet Crouch Thelma Darden Wanda Deel Barbara Dooley Ida Doss Marie Dowdy . 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