Bent Mountain High School - Plateau Yearbook (Bent Mountain, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1954 volume:

GIFT OF DIVISION OF EXTENSION A IO Lb 150 TgjHOb Property of The Library of Virginia :5 P ' cHriond, VA the plateau of 1954 presents --- bent mountain school bent mountain, Virginia z W. C. RUFFIN Principal Administration Our Friends MR. W. C. RUFFIN U.S. History, Girls ' Physical Education MR. L. P. COLLEY U.S, History, Physical Education; Biology, Civics 4 MRS. MARGUERITE H. PERKINS English, Bookkeeping, Typing, Home Economics MR. H. HADDON DUDLEY Algebra, Science, Music, Spanish The Faculty MRS. GLADYS R. ORR Sixth and Seventh Grades MRS. ALICE V. THOMAS Third and Fourth Grades 5 Dedication With love, sincere respect and admiration, we proudly and humbly dedicate the 1954 Plateau to our Mothers and Fathers . - Our hearts are like a Memory Book And in its pages dear. The loving tender thoughts of you Are written year by year! A volume edged in golden dreams. Soft bound in love and care, A rare edition, precious, sweet Because you ' re treasured there! 6 ROBERT ALLEN LANCASTER R-eady, A -dventurous , L-ikeable Vice-President Freshman Class 1 President Sophomore Class 2 President Junior Class 3 President Senior Class 4 Senior Play 1,2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Assistant Manager, Boys’ Basketball Team 1 Manager Boys ' Basketball Team 2,3,4 Editor B-Hi News 3 Business Manager B-Hi News 4 Advertising Manager Plateau 3 Business Manager Plateau 4 Junior Play 3 Booster Club 4 JUDITH RELLIE CRUISE J-olly, R-easonable, C-apable Glee Club 1 Vice-President Senior Class 4 Art Editor The Plateau 4 8 SHIRLEY ROBERTSON SCHILLEN S-weet, R-eliable, S-incere Glee Club 1 Secretary Sophomore Class 2 Junior Play 3 Assistant Editor The Plateau 3 Editor The Plateau 4 Feature Writer B-Hi News 3 Typist B-Hi News 4 Vice-President Junior Class 3 Booster Club 4 Senior Play 4 LOIS MARIE SIMPSON L-ikeable, M-annerly, S-pirited Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Girls ' Octet 1,4 Junior Play 3 Circulation Manager B-Hi News 3 Joke Editor B-Hi News 4 Art Editor The Plateau 3 Booster Club 4 Senior Play .4 Treasurer Senior Class 4 LILLIE MAE WALDRON L-oyal, M-erry, W-illing Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Secretary Freshman Class 1 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President Sophomore Class 2 Senior Play 2,4 Secretary Junior Class 3 Junior Play 3 Secretary Senior Class 4 President Booster Club 4 Basketball Team 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Captain Basketball Team 3 Captain Basketball Team .4 Joke Editor B Hi News 3 Typist. B- Hi New.s. 4 Snapshot Editor The Plateau 3 Activities Editor The Plateau 4 Girls ' Octet 1,4 GERTIE MAE WALTERS G-rand, M-odest, W-ell-liked Glee Club 1.2 Typist B-Hi News 4 Club Editor B-Hi News 3 Booster Club 4 Junior Play 3 Grade Editor The Plateau 3,4 Senior Play 4 Senior Class Reporter 4 10 CLASS MOTTO: Onward Ever, Backward Never CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS FLOWER: Rhododendron Class History In September 1950 thirteen shy Freshmen entered Mr. Barnett ' s home room. We elected as our officers: Pete Phillips, President; Bobby Lancaster, Vice-President; Lillie Waldron, Secretary; and Ocelia Manning, Treasurer. In 1951 eleven cheerful Sophomores returned to B.M.H. S, We were in Miss Hailey ' s home ro om and our class officers were; Bobby Lancaster, President; Lillie Waldron, Vice-President; Shirley Schillen, Secretary; and Betty Sue Hale, Treasurer. This year we had a wiener roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rasnake, which we enjoyed very much. The autumn of 1952 found eight mischievous Juniors in Mr. Fariss ' home room. Our officers for the term were as follows; Bobby Lancaster, President; Shirley Schillen, Vice-President; Lillie Waldron, Secretary; and Velma Conner, Treasurer. Another of our girls joined us at mid-term, thus making our number nine. Because of the small number in our class we had to ask the Sophomores to help us out with our Junior Play, This Thing Called Love. Since we were Juniors it was our turn to give the Seniors a banquet. It was held in the Rainbow Room at Normandie Inn and we all had a delightful cele- bration. September 1953 brought six d ignified Seniors back to school to work to- ward our diplomas. We are in Mrs. Perkins ' home room. Our class Presi- dent is Bobby Lancaster and other officers are as follows; Judy Cruise, Vice- President; Lillie Mae Waldron, Secretary; Lois Simpson, Treasurer; Gertie Walters, Reporter. We have chosen our Senior Play, The Dizzy Dillons and are expecting it to work out well and profitably. We are planning to take a Senior trip to Washington just before our graduation in June, 1954. Class Will We, the Seniors of Bent Mountain High School, on this eleventh day of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-four, being of sound mind will our individual possessions as follows: I, Shirley Schillen, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Christine. I, Lois Marie Simpson, will my happy-go-lucky attitude to anyone who needs it. I, Judy Cruise, will my ability to keep quiet to all the loud mouths. I, Lillie Waldron, will my position as captain of the basketball team to the most deserving one. I, Gertie Walters, will my position as typist for the teachers to Jane Buckner. I, Bob Lancaster, being of soxind mind do leave Class Prophecy September 1964 Dear Gertie, I was pleased to hear that you like your work as a stenographer for one of Pulaski ' s better lawyers so well. I suppose it is a very interesting job to pursue aside from housekeeping. 1 am now secretary to the manager of the Roanoke City Mills and my husband and I live in an apartment here in town. Lois Marie paid me a surprise visit last week. She was home on va- cation from running her classy boarding house in Jacksonville, North Carolina. She had also stopped by to see Judy on the prosperous truck farm near Chase City, which she owns and manages. I received a letter from Bob yesterday to remind me of the class reunion this month. He is a teller in one of New York City ' s largest banks. Bob ' s letter informed me that Lillie Mae is now a physical education director in a high school and junior college in Oklahoma. I guess that ' s her dream come true. Well, so long, Gertie. Be sure to plan for our reunion soon. Affectionately, Juniors JOHN WAYNE POFF President EDWARD POWERS Vice-President JACQUELINE HALE Secretary BENTLEY KING Treasurer GERTRUDE MEADOR Song Leader ALMA LOU CONNER YVONNE HALE MARY AGEE JANE BUCKNER JANIE MANNING CARLENE DUNTON DOLORES SINK CHRISTINE WALTERS 15 Sophomores MARTHA COLES President JANICE LANCASTER Vice-President JOYCE CRAIGHEAD Secretary and Treasurer MACIE AUSTIN PATRICIA FRALIN JIMMY LANCASTER RICHARD REED HUGH SIMPSON GUY STUMP MYRTLE WALTERS 16 Freshmen PHYLLIS LANCASTER President JOYCE POFF Vice-President JOANNE ENGLISH Secretary LILLIE HURST Treasurer MILDRED COLLINS BUDDY FERGUSON GARWOOD HOLLAND MARTHA LANCASTER KATHRYN SCHILLEN CAROL HOLLAND DORIS SIMPSON WAYNE SIMPSON JOICE STUMP ELSIE WALDRON 17 Outstanding Queen Alma Lou Conner Most Likely to Succeed John Wayne Poff Jane Arden Buckner 20 r ' Most Courteous Jane Arden Buckner John Wayne Po££ Bentley King Lillie Mae Waldron Ideals Jimmy Lancaster Alma Lou Conner Most Athletic 21 Alma Lou Conner Bentley King Friendliest Edward Powers Lois Simpson Cutest Bentley King Dolores Sink Most Popular 22 W ittiest Joyce Craighead Wayne Sinnpson 23 Elementary School 24 Seventh Qrade TOP ROW; Vanie Sue Agee, Remona Altice, Irvin Craighead, Lorraine Craighead, James Hale. SECOND ROW: Nathan Hale, Zinnia Hall, Franklin Buddy Lancaster, Ernest Puckett, Rebecca Reed, Deanie W ' alters. Sixth Qrade TOP ROW: Ronnie Agee, Jay D. Allen, Rachel Altice, Michael Bishop, Alfred Brown, Margaret Collins. SECOND ROW: Ralph Manning, Eugene Poff, Amos Puckett, Adeline Schillen, Barbara Walters, Sylvia Walters, Mary Waldron. 25 Fifth Qrade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Woodrow Allen, Stephen Bishop, Melvin Collins, Dennis Conner, Linda Craighead. Mary Dunton, Vioma Hale, Landon Hall, David King, Linda King. Mary Ellen King, Richard Manning, Dolores Morelock, Peggy Poff, Margie Puckett. Malvin (Sonny) Reed, Betty Carol Waldron, Linda Wilson, Eugene Wimmer, Paul Yopp. 26 Fourth Qrade FIRST ROW: Glenwood Brown, Alan Buckner, Joyce Collins, Douglas Hale, Roger Holland, Judy Ann King, Eleanor Manning. SECOND ROW: Ralph Meador, Donna Reed, Larry Reed, Henry Schillen, Betty Thompson, Howard Walters, Louise Yopp. Third Qrade FIRST ROW; Judith Collins, Betty Conner, Harry Craighead, Gerald Holland, Judy Hurst, Janice Sue King. SECOND ROW; Billy Nichols, Donna Poff, Brenda Underwood, Barbara Jean Walters , Diann Wimmer. Second Qrade FIRST ROW; Dee Allen, Lee Allen, Anne Bocock, Wayne Brown, Albert Conner, Joann Conner, Judy Craighead. SECOND ROW; Ramona Dunton, Dwight Fralin, Billy Hall, Phyllis Hurst, Jimmy King, Harold Lucas, Etheline Nichols. THIRD ROW; Shirley Nichols, Barbara Schillen, Carolyn Sink, Alice May Yopp, Richard Zirkle. 28 First Qrade FIRST ROW; Janice Bartlett, Elsie Gail Collins, Betty Jane Craighead, Donald DeWeese, Phyllis DeWeese, i lan Fralin. SECOND ROW: Doris King, Linda Mills, Virginia Nichols, Donald Nichols, Gary Powell, Ronald Sink. THIRD ROW; Doris Stump, Helen Underwood, Russell Walters, Joy Lee Wilson, Betty Woods . 29 The Plateau OUP BUSINESS MANAGER ' ■ S ' r Staff SEATED: Lillie Mae Waldron-Activities Editor; Dolores Sink-Advertising Manager; John Wayne Poff-Assistant Editor; Shirley Schillen-Editor; Gertie Walters -Grades Editor; Bobby Lancaster- Business Manager. STANDING: Alma Lou Conner-Sports Editor; Carlene Dunton-Assistant Grades Editor; Bentley King and Christine Walters-Snapshot Editors; Yvonne Hale -As sistant Sports Editor; Judy Cruise-Art Editor. FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: Phyllis Lancaster, Richard Reed-Treasurer; Patricia Fralin-Secretary; John Wayne Poff-President; Martha Coles-Vice-President; Edward Powers, Carlene Dunton. Lillie Mae Waldron, Larry Reed, Mary Waldron, Nathan Hale, Yvonne Hale, John Lewis Powell, Janice Lancaster, Buddy Lanc.aster, Joyce Poff, Neil Austin, Joan English, Dolores Morelock. 4 ' H Club 32 Booster Club John Wayne Poff Phyllis Lancaster Yvonne Hale Bobby Lancaster Shirley Schillen Lillie Waldron, President Lois Simpson Martha Coles Gertie Walters FIRST ROW: FIRST ROW: Qlee Club Carol Holland, Mildred Collins, Phyllis Lancaster, Joan English, Doris Mildred Simpson, Joice Stump, Janice Lancaster, Patricia Fralin, Lillie Mae Waldron, Yvonne Hale. SECOND ROW: Douglas Powell, Guy Stump, Richard Reed, Buddy Ferguson, Wayne Simpson, Jimmy Lancaster, Hugh Simpson, Edward Powers, Garwood Holland, John Lewis Powell, Tommy King, Neil Austin. BACK ROW: Myrtle Walters, Kathryn Schillen, Elsie Waldron, Made Austin, Martha Coles, Jacqueline Hale, Lois Marie Simpson, Joyce Craighead, Lillie Mae Hurst, Joyce Poff, Martha Lancaster. SPONSOR: Mr. H. H. Dudley SEATED; SECOND ROW: BACK ROW; Lois Marie Simpson, Shirley Schillen, Patricia Fralin-Associate Editor; Yvonne Hale-Editor; Bentley King, Gertie Walters, Lillie Mae Waldron. Linda King, Ann King, Rachel Altice. Mrs, Marguerite Perkins -Sponsor; Irvin Craighead, Bobby Lancaster, Jacqueline Hale, John Wayne Poff, Dolores Sink, Edward Powers- Managing Editor; Tommy King. B-Hi News Staff 34 ATHLETICS Bent Mountain 75 Willis 55 Bent Mountain 63 Stewartsville 60 Bent Mountain 44 Auburn 45 Bent Mountain 65 Fincastle 73 Bent Mountain 43 Fincastle 44 Bent Mountain 69 Check 49 Bent Mountain 54 Auburn 47 Bent Mountain 58 Shaws ville 54 Bent Mountain 52 William Byrd 39 Bent Mountain 61 Stewartsville 54 Bent Mountain 71 Shaws ville 52 Bent Mountain 60 Check 26 Bent Mountain 62 Willis 45 Qirls Basketball Team FRONT ROW; Alma Lou Conner, Martha Lancaster, Phyllis Lancaster, Yvonne Hale, Lillie Mae Hurst. BACK ROW: Joyce Poff, Janie Manning, Joyce Craighead, Lillie Mae Waldron-Captain; Carlene Dunton, Martha Lee Coles, Jacqueline Hale, Mr. W. C. Ruffin-Coach. 36 Boys Basketball Team Tommy King, Richard Reed, Guy Carson Stump, Buddy Ferguson, Garwood Holland, Wayne Simpson, John Lewis Powell. Bobby Lancaster-Manager; John Wayne Poll, Hugh Simpson, Jimmy Lancaster, Bentley King-Captain; Edward Powers, Mr. L. P. Colley-Coach. FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Cheerleaders Patricia Fralin Joan English Doris Simpson Janice Lancaster Joice Stump Dolores Sink, Head Cheerleader ROANOKE DAIRY ICE CREAM CO. Incorporated 720 Fairfax Avenue, Northwest Dial 2-3461 - P. O. Box 25 Roanoke 1 Virginia COMPLETE - TIMELY - CONCISE NEWS The Roanoke Times (Morning and Sunday) The Roanoke World-News (Evening) RADIO STATION - WDBJ AM 960 kc On Your Dial FM 94. 9 nnc Roanoke WILLIAMS SUPPLY Electrical Supplies - Wholesale 534 West Salem Avenue Virginia ©REDDY KILOWATT REDDY SAYS. . . My hat is off to the members of the 1954 graduating class at Bent Mountain High School. It is young people, like yourselves, who make all Virginians proud of their heritage. Today Virginia needs spirited and determined youth to help make better communities; bet- ter government; and a better way of life for all. It is Reddy ' s hope that our 1954 graduates of today will become Virginia ' s Leaders of Tomorrow. APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY The Home of Better Values LEGGETT ' S Gifts - Luggage - College Supplies Marvelous New Fashions For Every Season Leggett ' s Has Something You ' ll Want To Buy Come In To See Us! ! 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