Big Stone Gap High School - School Bell Yearbook (Big Stone Gap, VA)

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Laster, Dye, Murphy ERESM CLASS OFFICERS President GENE MURPHY Vice-President JOHN DYE Secretary-Treasurer ROY LASTER Sponsors MISS SCOTT MR. MILLER MR. STALLARD Excited! Yes! Now we are really in high school. No longer are we that step-in- between group. The ninth graders have been represented in all of the school activities. We have contributed four to the Camera Club, sixteen to the Glee Club, five to the Safety Patrol, six to the football team, four to the basketball team, eighteen to the Roman Club, and twenty-five to the F.H.A. Club. Jack Shepherd, the manager of the football and basket- ball teams is a member of our class. We look with pride to the things accomplished this year and shall strive to do our very best again next year. We give our thanks to Miss Scott, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Stallard for their untiring efforts in guiding us this year. Row 1 — Shirley Ayres, Dorothy Barker, Patsy Burke, Barbara Bentley, Johnny Carty, Kenneth Cooper, Charlene Cox. Row 2 — Dean Cox, Roger Daugherty, Shirley Davis, Emma Jean Dingus, Louise Dorton, Betty Dulaney, Ann Durham. Row 3 — John Dye, Ann Edwards, Sarah Fleenor, Billy Fletcher, Rena Gallihar, Wilma Gallihar, Bob Garrison.

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CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors PHILMORE TUCKER RUSSELL COOPER PAT BURDETTE MISS COX, MISS BREWER Tucker, Burdette, Cooper The fall of 1952 found an eager Tenth Grade ready for a full year. With the help and encourage- ment of our sponsors. Miss Brewer and Miss Cox, we feel we have accomplished much and have had a very happy year together. We learned in the Ninth Grade that participating in the school activities was very important. With this in mind we began the fall term with the following boys on the football team: Filmore Tucker, Bill Holding, Don Giles, Frank Pannell, Forrest McCoig, Harvey Graham, Larry Wright, Bobby Hamblen , Rus- sell Cooper, Stan Yonce, Bobby Wheeler, and Martin Revilla. We also had ten to go out for basketball. With the organizing of the various clubs we were well represented by having fourteen in the Glee Club, eighteen in the Roman Club, six in the Camera Club, five in the Key Club, six in the Spanish Club, three in the F.H.A. Club, and five in the Varsity Club. We were also proud to have had thirteen in the Band. Two of our members, Douglas Dalton and David Barker, received an outstanding rating in All State at Bluefield. Mary John Mayhew became a member of the Three Plus One. Bill Holding and Mary John Mayhew were our representatives on the Safety Patrol. We put on a very successful play, You Name It, which displayed the many talents to be found in our class. As we close this chapter in our High School Career, we now look forward to a busy and profitable Junior year. Cast of You Name It Row 1 - JAMES REVILLA, MARTIN REVILLA, MARY RUTHERFORD, MERVIN SHREVE. Row 2 - GWENDOLYN SMITH, MYRA SMITH, MARGIE STANLEY, TED SNYDER. Row 3 - BOBBY TAYLOR, PHYLLIS TAYLOR, PHYLLIS TOMLINSON, BOBBY WHEELER, SHIRLEY WOLFE, LARRY WRIGHT, STAN YONCE.

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Row 1 — Nancy Gilliam, Jimmy Hall, Jack Hill, Yvonne Hilton, Wilma Horton, Shirley Isaac, Betty Johnson. Row 2 — Faye Johnson, G. J. Johnson, Junior Kilgore, Lincoln Kiser, Don Lawson, Ruby Lawson, Sue Liddle. Row 3 — Johnny Mahaffey, Gerald Mason, Carolyn Masters, Mary Jane Messer, Norma Jean Morelock, Margaret Mumpower, Douglas McDaniel. Not Pictured — Paul Bennett, Shirley Bennett, Mary Helen Dalton, Delores Hash, Herman Horton, Roy Laster, Billy Lewis, Dean McQuery, George Morton, Carol Jean Mullins, Edwin Mullins, Gene Murphy, Jack Nave, Frank Nichols, Chester Palmer, Grace Seymore, Johnny Wells, Benny Williams, Charles Sloan. CLASS Column 1 — Frank Neeley, Jerry Neeley, Josephine Noble, Douglas Parrish, Harry Phillips. Column 2 — Jean Pyle, Shirley Reasor, Janice Redwine, George Salaita, Jack Shepherd. Column 3 — Jerry Shepherd, Katie Snodgrass, Virginia Umbarger, Carol Warf, Shirley Williams.