Bluefield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1964 volume:

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T HK f , WEYXINS A X .X XJ NW' EA OX, VFW x OJ N , N 5 qf R w J Rl . U Bbw' :xl . q QV, X Bluefield Hzgh Seheof BIuej?eIdQ West Vzrgznza ' We Dedicale. . . Through her example of those qualities which mark a teacher as both an understanding and wise instructor of learning, and as a sincere and friendly counselor, Mrs. Louise Scott has won the respect and admiration of the student body and the faculty. Her genuine interest in the indi- vidual student and in her classes as a whole has been revealed in her unselfish gift of time and her enthusiasm for the advancement of education. As asenior class sponsor, a teacher of mathe- matics, and a loyal supporter of all athletic activities, Mrs. Scott has inspired all Beavers to seek the higher goals of learning and school spirit. For these reasons, the 1964 BEAVER is dedicated in deep appreciation to Mrs. Louise Scott. ff- gi V 1 .:,,,. rig . I 1 V ,F Y X . Q? , 1, 3' , 1 , f 'fl' 5 T - tx az, 2 I Qgwerent to what I Evals doing, .WHW-. . , 1259 'X' in ' 6 l . S 'H -I Z-.- here ayd-Lheulzo ff 79- be ldozngjust 3 9 A A ' Stephens Co11egz?'Bh1Iei:H1 U Study Administration Curriculum Priendshnr Classes Activity Clubs and Organizations ' t's A World , 31.1131 ' 1omR11eKm,k H -hx -In I . -, . H 3, N ,W . g ' ' I' l I x' , -W' ' 1--. 7! A K 'XILILXMQMKHWAM ff' '7 if A A. , 1' . , A V- C - swf 5 'Q ' ,J F QQ!-. 1 W g 01 gf . Qi. ,-. 52-f3.'u,vQ. i. ' .. ' . 041 '.'1 WHS' - Ad J '9W'5'ff' ,, , I da , 'J ' t 3 f'f-gtqggzgaoif .4' se J4 5 5' ' pf +G-rn: .frm Q 'iff' 1 Sports Teams Cheerleaders Intramurals ' gs AVs A chievement s- 1 Features s xii-mm I3 QQVNVQ x J ,4- .f Qwest Business Y. M I Advertisements .,K.. ,..t. - Boosters ! 4 Stajjf of the M1964 Beaver -f -.,3,. h 4i' Mr. White helps the annual staff make important decisions. The goal of any yearbook staff is to produce apublication of lasting interest. To accomplish this purpose, we, the annual staff, have included in the 1964 BEAVER the people and places that have made this year so memorable. This book is ours, yet we cannot claim it, it is our gift to you, the students of Bluefield High School. Only in the mind and heart of the individual can it find its significance as a record of another exciting year at BHS. xi, f -Qi: in xg X J. ' W' 'Y FJ 12 Our editors, Deedy Hill and Martha Crockett, at work. 6 'GHZ-'? Mary Ann Austin John Feuchtenberger Jim Hyams Literary Editor Advertising Editor Art Editor Joyce Johnson Business Manager Sharon Milchin Features Editor , we Lucy Weier Sports Editor 7 Faith Mace Literary Editor Randolph White Advisor a'ministmtz'0n Our school is an institution of education, upheld only by the spirit and character of those individuals who daily strive for its continued efficiency. Foremost among these are the teachers, each giving a part of himself that a student may learn. However, of equal necessity are those who devote themselves to the supervision and guidance of the student body, the care of the building, the preparation of nutritious lunches, and the or- ganization of the mountains of paper work Bluefield High School requires. It is our pri- vilege to honor these persons of distinction in the following section. W , --.W I -...Q-T 1 V, H l .. i-1 v L ,, ,-:W , - . ,- B - - aw: .f an f 9- f?'X':f?'-ff: - .. Y-'V' 4-Y--45 1: 'M' V ' V -V , ---H ,. fi! fa,-m l ni :ffT'if-iflif ff 11, F! . - , -- '- - 'T - ' -fn qiwsgbrlf- ...Kr 7 ' 'N' ' , . ,. --. '!'f 1-7'- f?L.:'lA4 -IRE'-' 3 ,...A,- , -, '1-nz' :i-.1 ' ' 'N A ' 'VP'-2-5 +2 ' ' - , 'g?'- 'lg ':j:: 5 r in- ,Z ..,Q 1227? ,'P1L 7 1+f , ' ' '- ur. . 4 , A M L Mi J ww- 1. ,-:E-3iL'lg?.1-f..L,vT'1 A i G1-L., ev l Q 135. -F'w4fI3.,u .iQ-f V .1 . :fl -.,-... A qi, W? Qfl ULU' Dear Students: My first word is one of appreciation for the fine young people who make up our student body. You are involved in a very important period in your own lives and one of deep interest to your parents and to your school. Aristotle once said: The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. Aristotle was saying, real enjoyment will come from a job well done--a task pursued to completion. Be sure that you are a good school citizen, that you are courteous and considerate, both in and out of school. Carry with you the good name of the school and your actions will reflect credit on it. Take pride in your school and its achievements, be loyal to the school and its traditions. Then Bluefield High School will be a better place because you have attended it. ,I Sincerely yours, R. L. Arrington yo Leaders V '55 In the shortyear that Mr. George Erps has been assistant principal at Bluefield High School, he has shown his readiness to serve the individual student as well as the school. Through his diligentsupervision, he has earned the respect of students and teachers alike. They regard him as a counselor and a disciplinarian, but above all--- a friend. Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired 1 I 1 'I L .Pl H 'jr 1 qi I 'F 1 6 . 7 31 , J, 5 ,1-ff. fs ' NHJ .. '5' H Q Plautus, TRINUMMUS As the man behind the scenes in our administrative de- partment, Mr. Erps has strived to maintain standards of character, devotion, service, and achievement. His newly initiated ideas are the future of BHS, and because of the en- thusiasm with which he enacts them, they will become an in- tegral part of our school policy. We, the students of Blue- field High School, can never begin to thank him for his end- less effort and unparalleled example. 11 After the verb 'to 1ove,' 'to help' is the most beautiful verb in the world. Baroness Bertha von Suttner During our three shortyears at B1uefieldHigh School, we, as students face many momentous decisions that will determine the course of our later lives. To direct us in these choices-- especially those of future education and career--and to guide us in the formation of our personal ideals are the services of Miss Louise Light, our guidance counselor. Through her warm sin- cerity and understanding, each of us may receive extra motivation for success. Her devotion and responsibility prove Miss Light to be one of the best-liked and most valuable members of our administrative staff. I2 The Mercer County Board of Education The Mercer County School Board, which directs school facilities and policies throughout the county, is the basis of our educational system. The five members are, LEFT TO RIGHT, George Richardson III, Jack Nestor, Robert Walthall, Owen Griffith and Jack McC1aughtery. W 1 3 ., -is-dia.. , - E . 4 f 'Q7' ,l Liam is gs' x - 'agp . Mrs. Patricia Adams Miss Dorothy Ayers B.S. Concord College B.S. Concord College Mr. Kenneth Branch M.A. West Virginia Univ. Miss Henrietta Bruce M. Ed. V. P.1. Mrs. Lucille Carter Miss Thelma Chedister A B. Emory and Henry A.B. Salem College .1 6 E' Suouaud E l Miss Mary Blankenship B.S. Concord College i C Mr. John Chmara A.B. Marshall Univ. 'HY. ED. B0 YS J , :aan- v 'xi o ff' P i K Mrs. Mary Dean A.B. West Virginia Univ. Mrs. Helen Harvey B.A. Concord College , wie- , ,Y 2 C , ,Jfcs I If 1,0 Mr. George Fanning Mrs. Virginia Foglesong A.B. Concord College B.L.S. Peabody ,XI Mr. Merrill Gainer A.B. Shepherd State Miss Katherine Gonano M.A. West Virginia Univ. , X Ii' Miss Karin Karnes Mr. Donald Kensinger B.S. Concord College B.S. Concord College 1C MTI Mrs. Edytha Kercher Mr. William Lilly MI-S. Enzabeth MCI-,aughlin M.A. West Virginia Univ. M. A. Columbia Univ. 13.3, Concord Couege Mr. Jim Moss Mrs. Wanda Moore M.A. Duke University Mr. Kenneth Muncy Mr. Tom Munsey B.S. Concord College B.S. Concord College B.S. West Virginia Univ. 1,7 I f? Mrs. May Parker B.A. Randolph Macon M .gqpocm 1? .H- F.,-YW, 1, fx! 'P f. Q ljjr' rf. 'F 1 iss Mary Parmesano .B. Davis and Elkins College J I j l Q , jvfiiw S 1 im: Mrs. Jean Smith B.S. Concord College li P, l M! -9,1--0. Q ll T Miss Jean Richards Mrs. Louise Scott M.A. West Virginia Univ. A.B. West Virginia Univ Miss Mary Ellen Shields B.S. Concord College Mr. Roger Shutt B.S. Concord College Miss Ruth Smith M.A. West Virgini . Mr. Kenneth Stone 21 UNIV- B.S. Univ. of Illinois :X ,- , s . JYF , .f W W Mr. Harry Stump Miss Gayle Walthall Mrs. Mary Wellman B.S. Concord College B.S. Concord College A.B. Concord College Mrs. Garnet White B.S. Concord College Mr. Randolph White Mrs. Lyndall Wiley Miss Mary Winter M.A, Columbia B.S. Concord College B.A. Marshall Univ. if ,2r .--'Z' ff!- . -.-. ' r' .ls Cafeteria help, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Counts, Mrs. Irene Carr, Mrs. Ernestine Oliver, Mrs. Ann Chappell, Mrs. Louise Dangerfield, Mrs. Linda Bourne, Mrs. Cora Bibb, not pictured, Mrs. Mae Bradley, Mrs. Donna Siple. fxiiad Miss Elaine Effron Secretary Janitors Mr. Stuart Whiteg not pictured, Mr. Arnold Farlow, Mr. Henry Rura. F riendshzp In our world among the mountains, we have found many opportunities for enrich- ment. Experiences of scholastic achievement and extracurricular activities have de- veloped in us a greater appreciation of the fullness of life. But our lives acquire signifi- cance not only in learning but also in personal relationships. Sir William Osler once said, . . . the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. In this sec- tion, each of us can find those special people who have added sparkle to our days at B. H. S. In later years, these friends will still be here, no matter how far away the paths of time have taken them. Let us count among our greatest treasures those friendships we have found here. , i, . I I , x 1:5 K 1 . Ulf l 1 r Senior Class Officers: President - Clay FordgVice-President - Randy Shodag Treas- urer - Sharon Milching Secretary - Jerry Bovenizer. The world was all before them, . . . They, hand in hand, . . . Through Eden took their soli- tary Way. John Milton Among these mountains and beyond them lies a world of opportunity. We, as seniors, are approaching the gateway to the future with mixed emotions--enthusiasm, pride, and even fear. As we pass through this golden door to the achievements that await us, we shall carry with us the influence of Bluefield High School and our memories of it. Only seniors can know the tension and excitement of the election of class officers, home-coming, the prom, the senior class skit and play, and commencement. We are now at a beginning and an end, ahead lies a rich, full world, yet we leave behind an equally rich one. 22 Q v n, 3- hr... ' 4. ' 4 ' Ax A ' X am., Q, ls. Q?-r 1 . IU! ADAMS DON AKERS JIM ALLEN RICHARD ALLEY CAROLYN ANDERSON ARRINGTON SUSAN ASBURY MARY ANN AUSTIN CAROL AYERS HARRY BALDWIN PATSY BAUGUESS ANN BELCHER BRENDA BELCHER MOST TALENTED GINGER BELCHER CLAUDIA BELL PHYLLIS BELL Sharon Johnston Jim Hyams YJ 3, ' vx in-4 'TTT JUN U A CHUCK BERRY JERRY BOVENIZER CAROLYN BOYD SARA BROWN 1- 11 T. C. BIVENS CARL BOONE Sharon Milchin Bill Hitt BETTY BOWEN CONNIE BOWMAN BEST ALL-ROUND n the threshold of Ije, LARRY BRAY CHARLENE BURGOYNE DANNY BREWER SUE BURNE TT BILL BROWN BOBBY BROWN JEFF BURNHAM DANNY BURTON 32 'Cf in-7-v 'fi- if S, :iv A- ., L. Zi? ,i .pany QW 'x 6 4'VNx ,. 15. 1' 'TD il ENNIE BURTON MICKEY CALDWELL KAREN CAMPBELL NA CARRIGAN CAROL CARTY CLARA CAUDILL 'eniors look fondbf back. MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Johnson John Oakes .fl If I r D .Q 51 ,Q 4: ,W v I 1' I JUDY CHILDRESS RANDY COMPTON fio- 'S-Q L- 'E' RONNIE CAMPBELL TONI CAROSI NANCY CAVANAUGH RUSTY CHANDLER BILL CH ILC O TOM COOK he N JANET CLINE TOMMY COOPER 46- ie..- g ix Fx W fl , -f,f D' .SP JANET CREGGER JERRY CREWS SYLVIA CRI GGER MARTHA CORUM CUNNI NGHAM FRANK DAVIS JANET DELANEY PAUL DELIDA An excztzng phase ofyouth SALLY DILLON JUDY DUNCAN RONNTE DOO MARTHA DUNC fy, Xi ,K-::r,4' ill' F LEE DUNCAN MARY DYE b l T . Y' ' 5 J Rx Martha Crockett John Feuchtenberger HARDEST WORKING EDMONDS CAROLYN ELDRIDGE been completed Y ESTEP RITA FARMER TEDDI FENDER JOHN FEUCHTEN- BOBBY FOGLEMAN FORD DELORES FOWLER JUDY FOWLER BERGER TL 'ST' .1 Us-g E, DAVID FRANCIS CAROLYN HOOVER .1 io- QT?- Lf SUSAN FRENCH VIVIAN FRENCH KAYE GAWTHROP ANGIE GENOVESI 'si' JUDY FRYE RUSSELL GAITHER CAROL DAVID GENTRY MALLIE GIAMPOCARO BUTCH The transition to adulthood CAROLYN GOODWIN SANDRA GOODWIN JACKIE GRAHAM QUIETEST CONNIE GREENSPON ANNA LEE GROSS SHERRY HALE Sherry H2-le Larry Hartman Wx avr 5 HIGIZ' 5-at 2 T3 'il JANET HALL an ng... PHILIP HALL Suzanne Martin Hugh Edmonds DONNA HAMM BEST DRESSED LARRY HARTMAN EZXIQJNNE HAYNES HIGGINBOTHAM fu Q.. . is not cz rapid one. BRENDA HELTON CHARLOTTE HILL SUSAN HENDERSON DEEDY HILL ET' BRENDA HENDRICKS MELBA HILL - .x .X , SA -. UF ,av RONNIE HALL RONNIE HAWKS DONNA HENDRICK PAXTON HILL Q- Q-P I 1 :IF A 1 lf. ei A +P X R- .-1 4 1. 'A 5 Citi I f., L JUNE HOUCHINS JIM HYAMS if 'N Q9 1 at L kg- -1:vA 4 -Q- 3-. HARON JOHNSTON KAY JONES KYLE JONES NAN JONES SUE JONES IC KELSEY CAROLYN KESTINGS PATTY KIPFINGER JUDY KRUPEY BUD LAMBERT O I I an mp nz te process. EUGENE LAMBERT CHIP LAVENDER IRENE LANG DREW LE CKIE MOST STUDIOUS Jennie Ratliff Daniel Platnick R I 033' .1 L 1 E ? ' , Leifiyl- BRUCE LEEDY RAYMOND LESTER BARBARA LEWEY NANCY LINKOUS TERRY MABREY FAITH MACE BILL MATTHEWS ANN MARTIN 4 , LARRY LITTER GARY MAR TIN Strazns 0 our Alma Mater SUZANNE MARTIN NORMAN MCCRAY MARTHA MAYS GAIL MCCURDY 3.5 ,N 'YQ IL f 13. .f 'io-.X ' MCGONAGLE JIM McNEELY BECKY MELVIN MOST SCHOOL-SPHQITED MILCHIN MARSHALL MILSAP RICHARD MITCHELL Lucy Weier Tom Cooper impress the Class of '64. BECKY MORRIS SANDY NEAL HANS NAUMANN DANNY OLIVER 'US R 5 1 SHELBY PAOLIELLO KERN PARKER MIKE PEARMAN FRANK PENAS FRED PENNINGTON SUSAN PORTER 99N x F 'ii I. -Q -1. as Ji I I X I I mlalirg.. 1 iw, ' -1- 9 'In Kev RATLIFF JOHN RIDDLE DARLENE RIGGINS JIMMY RITTER ROBINSON PEGGY ROHRER BRENDA ROLAND CRAIG ROLEN heir maximum capabilities. FRIENDLIEST Deedy Hill Bud Lambert JERRY YOST NANCY ST. CLAIR Qt' DAVID ROACH DARLENE ROMEO SHARON ROSE JUDY SANDERS ,T 'A Maxi ' '23 , . fa -qfrgixltprgnpv CAROLYN SARGENT KAREN SARVER DON SAWYERS MARVIN SHIELDS BOB SHOC BARBARA SHODA RANDY SHODA JOYCE SHORT JANE SHOW RICHARD BARBARA SH UMAKER CAROLE SMITH S6l'li0l'S 861 EWZOZLZOYIS JANE SIKO JOAN SMITH Q Q ' 1 , T -K , -fs. 3 , 'fi A BEST DANCERS MARY SMOTHERS MARGARET SNELL1NGS SUSAN SOWERS Arm Higginbotham Joe Turley JILL SPANGLER ELETHA SPARKS ofipride and accomplishment kAUDIA SPINELLA WN STUMP DON STALLINGS JIM SURFACE DEBORAH STEVENS PHYLLIS STOWERS RAY SUTPHIN JOYCE TABOR f , 'U- LINDA SPENCER JOHN STRICKLAND GAYLE TAYLOR 13 l I J r X ffl aff Susan Sowers Dutch Cromer LOU TAYLOR RONNIE TAYLOR CHARLES TEAGUE MOST CONSIDERATE ANDY THOMPSON ELIZABETH THOMPSON JACK THOMPSON S ' k I' I I CONNIE THORN PATRICIA TOLBERT JOE TURLEY JIM UMBERGER ELAINE VEST ROY WALKER VELMA WALKER BARBARA WARF . .w H V , f I My Nl-6' l. 3. Y. S..-. 5 iv fit E+- 3 Q4 1 fr-A E e YDE WATSON DEBBIE WATTS BILLY WEBB LUCY WEIER MARY JANE WHITT WHITTEKER RITA WILBURN BONNIE WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS MARY WILSON or cz Zrubf grcztwfing year. WAYNE WALKER GINGER WINSETTE LIBBY WOOD SARA WORLEY SHERRY WRIGHT DIANA WYGAL 1: fy' 'ig Y. xxx WITTIEST Brenda Hendricks Mike Smeltz er - RQ .E G JERRY AKERS KEITH ALLEN JOHN ANDERSON G We thought we heard Santa Claus! LINDA BALLARD JUDY BOWLES ' . . . lend me your ears.' a w 40 'ni1fi5:'i,-A .rel ,naps iq L ,-Q , ......a.' ........... .....- . , ,.., , . . -M , ,, ...F-1 'ur X -Ile...-e ,fi.q.' 3,1 Y' ?:4'f-I Q5 'J' ff! 5 5.7517 5 Knock! Knock! A His friends multiply when he DOI1't tell her Who's there? gets a new car. it's greased! ' . A Sbf Look Sleeping Beauty awakens. Future Miss America? '? ? N , 1 w Niagara at last! I'11 never tell! 4, It burns nicely! Junior Class Officers Vice-President - Pat Romano, Treasurer - John B ur tong President - Ricky Karnes, Secretary - Nancy Campbell. The rung of aladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold aman's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Alduous Leonard Huxley We, as juniors, have reached the middle of the ladder--the halfway mark in our high school careers. Left behind us are the novelty and confusion of our sophomore year, lying ahead is the great expectation of our senior year. Not only have we sought to broaden our horizons through education, but also to gain maturity and responsibility through participation in school activities. With profound regrets, we depart from the joys of our junior year. 42 The Class of 1965 Sharon Acord Mary Adams Dolly Adkins Tommy Adkins Linda Akers N Ci an X'XX Jennifer Alexander L' Q9 5, Delayne Andrews Barbara Arnold Eddie Atwell Marchia Austin Barbara Bailey Linda Bailey Robert Bailey John Baker Larry Baldwin Louise Baldwin Pat Baldwin Carolyn Barnett Georgia Barnett Randy Barnett Howard Beckett Danny Belcher Dennis Belcher Brenda Bell Carolyn Bell David F Bell David H Bell 4. lf? - 1 K' n r Y -5. T 'L1' , L A 1.-:rdf na, Lfkalg 1 f f 3 , 42 Q . v. 5 ' F af Q E' ' Ln X. L ' A - -3 ve, ,, H fs s 1 Q , .-- Q53-eg ' I q Mary Blackman Martha Blevins Harold Bone Rita Boone Ruth Esther Booth Judy Bowles Joyce Bowman Ruth Ann Bradley Carolyn Bratton Smokey Brown Rose Buchanan Barbara Bimdy Donna Burnley John Burton Dwayne Butts Tommy Buzzo Aleta Calfee Becky Call Nancy Campbell Butch Carosi D M .- ,!.. J fag I I ggi gg, i lah ' , is X Ni - 'HSTJ tl' l we N ! X . Y .X X X X w . L. 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A Carolyn Carr Loretta Carrigan Brenda Carter Leslie Carter Louis Carter Paul Carter Geneva Caudill Brenda Chandler David Chapman Marvin Coburn Bobby Cochran Linda Cochran Sandra Cole Brenda Compton Sandra Cooke Susan Cooper Danny Coppinger Walter Corner Beverly Crane Bill Cyphers Juniors me Terry Dale J anith Damron Billy Deitz Sammy Delp Bobby Dickey Jane Dillion Diane Dinger Paul Dodson David Dunahoe Jim Dooley Billy Douglas Diane Douglas Barbara Douthat Theda Dudley Anne Duff Roger Duvall Brenda Ealy Linda Ealy Sandra Edgington Lynn Effron Linda Ellis Bill Elswick Donna Farley Robert Farley Patti Lou Farmer Sandra Farmer Sharon Farmer any obligations. if K, Tommy Farmer George Featherstone John Floyd Becky Fox David Francisco Linda Frazier Jimmy Franes Wayne Franklin Sylvia French Iris Frye Lynn Frye Jim Gatherum Stan Gatherum James Gentle Jim Getgood Mary Gibney Sharon Gibson Judy Gilpin Patty Gilpin Jimmy Gilpin Charlotte Gregory Sylviz Griffin Debbie Griffith Jane Gross ' Steve Hager Douglas Hagy Carolyn Hale 17 efq 'J A l, Mn Q f '. ,Vi - . r x ,gif CU' Q 7 ig . . W i 11 1 1 r' '5.-.111 ' . if S' I 'J Q l x.. , T ' 'fd K Q' , 'D S 4 Beth Han Judy Han Sally Hammes Raymond Harless Carlos Harris Joe Harris Bob Harrison Sharon Harrison Jeannie Harriss Jimmy Harry Robin Haven Ben Hawes Wayne Helms Rita Hicks George Hoback A Sharon Hoback Nancy Holbrook Richard Holcomb Betty Hoops Earnest Horne Effifxihf- . dig -ef' 1 -13 -3 E H 2 Ak 4 . 1 1 ' , 1 R X , , s 'il LAFQ. an 4:1 if . if i llla time 45-2 -q - 'Q 1. 1 U . Q' , We 1' 'fa ,, f ' 5-nm 4 i . Y' , ,JI tfl -lg. , X5-,A if X-e x' 14 W N 9 i ' ki, v A 1' V 2' - JN .,,, 1 W l e Wu 1 i Qs Us 1 9. i .. 1 A ff J ,bf as Q' 1 !f,:.- t ' I Ll? rt. x-'E' l ,, N I 5? E Buster Houchins Richard Hubble Elaine Hudgins Bob Hufford Cheryl Hughes Kathy Hughes Winnie Humphreys Brenda Hurley Roger Hurst Dorothy Hutchinson George Hutchinson Dennis Hutton Brenda Hypes Nancy Jackson Nancy J arrell Conner J efcoat Doris Johnson Irene Johnson Mark Johnson Phillip Johnson .5- L , J L 1' -QV' VL W' I I K . 1 1 if . ' Pl. 4 1 ll Juniors accq F e-' l in ' X, If A- 7, L K 1 , 6, I api ,v I I v 1 Q Qs 'as N2 Q-. gp Y, 1 'lla- Bill Jones David Jones Stephen Jones Mary Alice Jordan Gail J uba Janis J udkins Frances Justice Greg Kanode Doug Karnes Ricky Karnes Bill Kosinar Butch Kendall Jack Kessler Rita Kidd Anne King Lila King Nancy Kipfinger Phyllis Kirby Gail Kitts Bill Lambert Lois Larue Sammy Lavin Sandra Law Barbara Lawrence Gloria Lawson Mike Lawson Elsie Lazenby ew responsibilities. Danny Leftridge Jerry Levitt Linda Linkous Tommy Linkous Ricky Longworth Tommy Lovelace Kay Lovill Alvin Lusk Teresa Lyons Willie Marriotti Pola McClellan Bill McCloud Andrea McC1ung Elaine McCommas Lee McConnell Jamie Mc Cormick J im Mc Cue Lynn McCue Betty McGlothm Charles McKenzie Marilyn McNeal Vivian McNulty Pete Magann Susan Magann Paul Martin Jimmy Mattox Kathy Mays '57 . ,J L- 1 X' iv , 'xi A r gg V -V-. 1, 1 l . Y l Q 'G-r x, ' 5 fb- r' 1 11 ' -- or is 53. if ' 5 M' ' V ,Z 1.1 1151.57 -15.1755 '- -- fl' l f ilsi .. 1 Y a my -11, 4 1 4 5252 1 if V L i1 .1 y I . ' - Q- g v A 1 . . x 3 ' f1 . Y . 1 A 3. I LJ - L vi 'C it .fa ?' i 'A' i ' ' ai A Ai V .M at 1:14. .. ,A1 L lx 5' 'va 1 tsu- Linda Mead Steve Melcher Vicki Miles Betty Mitchell Doug Mitchem Sammie Mitchem Bill Moore Joan Moore Eugene Moricle DeeDee Morrisette Phillip Morris Cathy Morrison Patricia Myers Letha Neal Margaret Neal Sharyn Neal Danny Nichols Jerry Nichols Frances Nunnery Tommy Nunnery .RN 1- 31 ' Y Nl -Q 21 il 555 L , 'T 1 4 .' JF. i 11 L Y 1 .af 1' 1.1 5 '. lj A A' A si. Q I 1 Y ' ' 1 fl- gli 'i-,451 1f1'ff3'1!1 1 1 1 5 L ' ' 5,41 12 V I N-. r ' L 4 f'f'1l:fl 1 1 fd Q ,. Y 11 1 L 1 V 1 N xx 1 11 i 5. YL' 1 . -5-x 1 W w If l a sph,-3., kat!! 1 -.-. l x H., :nl N l i . 7 ' M.. f 'gn-' Li n 2 5 I I . 1 , ig , if -. 3 f , S J l I Vernon Oakes Pat O'Connor Barbara O'Dell David Oliver Patti O'Quin Mary O'Toole Betty Paisley Sharon Parker Barabara Parks Rick Parsons Annette Peery Chris Peery Paul Pendleton Ferrel Pennington Charles Perdue Frank Perdue Jimmy Perdue Jenny Lou Perkins Walter Perkins Bob Perkinson n RN 1 , U ' U bln' ,A hx 4 at Y , -Juniors look forwcz , . ,Vw U-wg If Q x If E an 'W , Jane Peters Judy Peters J. B. Phillips Rita Pigeon Brenda Pollard Ned Poole Jim Powell Novelda Pritchart Carl Proffitt Walter Proffit Patrice Quick Tim Ratliff Wayne Ratcliff James Redmond Barbara Riggins Mark Riley Alvin Roark Nancy Robertson Debbie Robins Stanley Rogers Raymond Rolen Kit Romano Pat Romano Belva Sale Susan Sarver Robert Sayers Nancy Scholl 'ith cznticzpation. Bretton Schuller Sill Searcy Iheryl Shaw Doug Shell etty Jean Shelton onnie Short ob Shott hn Shott etty Shrader heryl Shumate ayne Shumate ne Shupe nnie Lou Simmerman izabeth Smith e Smith 'nda Smith rry Smith onne Smith rol Smothers dy Snider enda Sproles cky Speery ndra Spradlin yne Steele dy Steward 4 4 -E., ' '-5. , . 'X Q 3 .A l X S T t .6 if 2-' In L 'l , A 1 A.. N, I 'YZ' 1 rbara Strong ji 'X' - M. Stuart I Y , 1 1 'T I I - 4 if nl. ' rt , ,J ol t iki? mf V . N 1 df' 111 1. y HI A rf l vt A s Anne R. Stuart Rosemary Studebakei Bob Stultz McHenry Stump Aleta Sudduth Judy Sutphin Mary Sword Linda Taylor Jade Teal Robert Terry Pat Tiller Carolyn Thompson Dora Thompson Jerry Thompson Jimmy Thompson Dicky Todd Hoot Underwood Larry Unroe Cheryle Vaught Cheryl Verano P , Q: l 1 rn ' Y cf' mlm 1 at ii L il iq., 1 - tw! 2'-75 af 5 J . W f 4 y 11 W W Q 9 W 5 -W if i gp f I ST V '17, V x ul Y I l ' w YL t ,. 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H n K .IL 1 H 1 ' .I u ' ' , 4 X V .1 .- , , V1 il, -W --.,,,..1yT,L . -- H ,,,. 5 . H . Q 5 ,' 4' 3 , r L V L- NI .QM-v. 4 .- Q5 X 5 -3 , 1 V! 1 '7 ' V f N A- lf - ' L 11:1 1 A ,gi D! ... . ,, - 'Q f 51 - , i s x AB u i Hear no :S A K. ,y -av -as ., F4 A'-Q1-: evil . . This is judo? ? ? Hey! Hey! Whata ya say? Buy your annual right away! A S02 Look alifslg , U an in i Personality Plus! 5, Old Hgme Week? 7 7 Sophomore Class Officers: President--Ronnie Phelps, Vice-President--Jeannie Chryssikos, Treas - urer--Johnny Wright, Secretary--Carolyn Laws. When highest peaks are gilt and rose day has begun. Mary Hunter Austin We, as sophomores, at the foot of the high school stairs, have just begun anew phase of our education. Although we cannot as yet reach the heights reserved for juniors and seniors, our first year as high school students has given us expanding interests and re- sponsibilities, which we have readily accepted. We have climbed the step of scholarship, for countless sophomore names are printed on every honor roll. We have climbed the step of school spirit, for we cheer enthusiastically at pep assemblies and games. We have climbed the steps of responsibility and leadership, for we have become members of student clubs and activities. Now, a year of golden experiences has made us confident that our steps will lead us to the pinnacles of success. With youthful exuberance, we are reaching out to embrace the Whole world--its wonders, its joys, and its challenges. We look not back, but move with eagerness toward the goal of maturity. 52 l P' 'WW 5' 'ii Q IM7 W , ! R .,. 1 I J I ' J ret Ball, Elaine w, Kenneth Barlow, J , Carolyn udy Barrett, Linda Belcher Evelyn Bennett, Mindy Bishop, Susan Black- ,M N M' l , B-. rv- -f -,wx . , ESQ sw , - sf ,WWI X f 1 , If ar 1 X x Larry Akers, Margaret Aliff, Virginia Amos, Barry Armstrong, Ben Arney, Janice Arnold, Becky Atwell, Butch Bail- GY W TV y 'YQ - Q.. Carolyn Bailey, Connie . Q Q X V - . Bailey, Helen Bailey, Jane A -,' y ' 1 U .sl Baker, Charles Baldwin, ' 'l Q f Q Sue Baldwin, Barbara 'J 'f ' ' ' Bales, Jimmy Ball r - y ' I J l . A l . w .-- V . v , Q v ' A ' V MN 4 3 -g - ' ax ' LY, 'V of 1 45:5 l if 5 wr, , y 1, J . A I3 ' ,s x V ff - M Wim . fi' if ' A 1 - is. ' 'Q .-ff' 5 14 1 '1 ' ' V '-5 ,V 'E ll 1 ' if: .'., ' '55-X I s Burton, Charles Janice Byard, Les- 'd, Ray Cain, Rod ell, Bobby Call, Cannady Jarbaugh, Danny gh, Charles , Anita Carter, Carter, Randy Terry Catron, Charney lfrlo' TZ' Q-' I? ji , ai, - i ,, The Class of 1966 Lynda Bodell, John Boone, Ditra Bourne, Doug Bourne, Mike Bowles, Gary Bowling, Peggy Bowling, Sharon Bowman Y' 'I A Q Barbara Boyd, Sandra gf 1' x - i Boyd, John Brewster,'Ray 3 L f V Brooks, Shiela Brooks, f B 'V - Gina Brugnoli, Patty A ' A,,:: f Burke, sharon Burkett 2-2 f , 3 i ' gf-Q 'Q I I E ,wg A 1 ,F .3 4' 3' gi I 5? ' L H 'G' ee i a , A e f l 9 ly 1 2,7 , K , W -li-2 55352, 3 , - V - - - - l V 1 'Y . , X 1 A . . - 1 f-.ZS 1 5 l m. , - HI? P ' V- ' K ' 7' 'IU' 5 ' K -1 5,3 N ' Y 2 R Rm -.G E M ,maj .- gd , 1 Ln F my m.:1W.l . mega 6 E I -,- L-., ,av 9 f , X' I 'Ml , G I: j 9 3 ' JL V I H ,N F10 V., i ,FV X M51 - V V H I , X ,N 'ff ' I A? ' - ' 5 ' , ' 1: , w , ,V ,. I Beverly Chilco, Jeanne Chryssikos, Alex Clark, Doug Clendenin, Beth Cline, Brenda Compton, Doug Cole, Mitty Coles Kella Coleman, Paul Cole- man, Steve Collins, Tom Colteryahn, Carolyn Combs, Diana Combs, Lynn Combs, Donald Compton David Dillon, Ronnie Dil- lon, Avis Dinger, Benny Dissibbio, Kathy Douglas, Mike Douthat, Diane Dud- ley, Delores Dudley Jane Duncan, Mouse Dun- can, Pat Duncan, Steve Dula, Ronnie England, Pat Epperson, Charlene Estep, Barbara Evans Q Vw Leg' ,, ', F I' 'i 'Wi .- lx l' X, , l., '1 , ' . , , S 1,1 w - .4'A 'Q f 9 1, . il. ' .. Nw , 1. 'T ah s- ' g.. 1 iq n ., . , B , ,f gn , I T. 'x Q-I M If 5' B 'sl Q1 V 1 'A X . k. .QV V 9 -. ,: :1 '1 U n 3 g l P is ' new 7 ' 'X ff if 'fifgiai I Brown Conley, Benn Cooper, Donna Coop Rusty Cravens, Bru Crickmer, Curtis C1 ger, Donna Crisco, I Davidson Bill Davis, Carol D Patty Davis, Gary D son, Valerie Dawso Jane Dean, Carolyn Dickeson, Rose Mar Dixon ophomores await the transiti ,x '91 fa. 'I G Q, , , 4 , . I EA S. l V W1 ,.. G . 'x M X. ' uiflgw M I W 3,1 W . 4 ' X 1' ' I Q ui, 1 1 1 c W ,1 - L W5 6- Q 5 ' if ' I+ W 1 :L 1. 'P' nw, 1 9,515 ' Lf' f A, 141- A ' -- Q-Q 9 Bill Evans, Cecil Ev Margaret Everett, J1 Ewing, Susie Ewing, Farlow, Sandra Farr Billie Ferguson Shelby Ferguson Fitagerald, Deanna Arm Fogleman Betty Susie Foster, Linda ler, Randy Fowler H l - , 'S .I cky Grubb, Brenda ger, Ken Hager, Vir- ia Hager, Jimmy e, Betty Hall, Dwight ll, John Hall y Hall, Delmas mmons, Anne Han- k, Ronnie Harless, ownie Harris, Nat rris, Carolyn Harri- Carl Harry is Q 2 m UQ 542 L !-' 1 if fr , . 'Jgf 7 -,JV . Jw. aw- -iv , ,, :Q P-L ELYFAQII ' I I 'l , - I- vlyn Jones, Hamilton E, Iris Jones, Wayne olo, Andy Kahle, .s Kaylor, Randy King, am King E Kropey, Darrell bert, Sam Lambert , Clifford Lawrence, lyn Laws, David Law 6' :' J L . Sr. re -55 5' L . , A 4 fin J . I x G. Qi- - ' 'Egfr l x Vi . V 7 r A . 4- flu, X 5. adulthood L- Y!! :' .r -fr. Y a f I' W A, -iv U , gm u , , - 55. L 4 G.. - - Wax , m- h ' 4 . I x Debbie Fralick, Judy Frantz, Owen Frye, Linda Furrow, Larry Gibson, Judy Gilliam, Lela Gilles- pie, Suzanne Gilpin Jim Goforth, Brenda Goins, Linda Goins, Mar- tha Goodwin, Jerry Greenspon, Harry Greg- ory, Jimmy Gross, Dinah Grosse ' ' 'ff e , f X 13 A , af fa' , J ' , - will Betty Helmandollar, Deb- , N J bie Helton, Kay Henderick, gy John Hensley, Mary J I L -1 P. ug 9 M. . ,-M L Herrington, Shirley Hicks, Joey Henson, Darrell Hodges Michele Hodges, Sandy Hodges, Gloria Hopkins, Tim Humes, Keith Jarrett, Sam Jewell, Dan Johnson, Chipper Johnson 1 ,. 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N , 1 N 2- , , ' Y!! i. y ,Q , , , H my Q - Q le, - N . Q , , J if L4 :fi ls Q13 A i 'J 1+ ,. A Y 7 , V v Dickie Mitchem, Jimmy Moore, Nancy Moore, Ray Moore, Carolyn Murphy, Linda Nash, Brenda Neal, Larry Neal Connie Nelson, Vaughn Nester, Janice Nichols, Susan Noble, Linda Nunnery, Jerry Parker, Dudley Parks, Pam Peery 1 U I J . A Eileen Mabrey, Pat Magann, Barbara Mam Logan Manns, Carl Ma otti, Marlene Mallarne Allison Marra, Kay Ma Mary Lynne Martin, R ard Martin, Roger Man Kathy Mays, William Meadows, Billie Melvi Barbara Miller, Connil Miller ophomores enjoy first yea P f Aj X i 4 N A ll . 1 f . v-Ei J-, xg: 1 s,, Carmella Pendleton, ard Perdue, Michael Perky, Ronnie Phelps, Valerie Phillippi, Judy Pills, Kay Pitzer, Bea Poe Coy Poif, Sheila Porti Brenda Profitt, There Profitt, David Pruett, Gerald Pugh, Delores Quesenbury, Tony Ras L, . 1-Q ,. - 1 61154, -. J ww , -at I 1' nl 1 y, 1 y , YN T! in ,.., tm 9 ' av -In if :P A ,gl J ' , Q,,i ?'::':' T' ' w M ri? 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Patty Srmth, Brenda Smothers, Cheryl Snlder, Stella Spicer, Bonnie Spmella, B111 Spracher, Billy Spracher, David Spracher Donna Spradlm, Mxke Spradlm, Nancy Stacy, Bobby Stafford, Kenneth Stamper, Kathy Stanley, David Steele, Terry Steele e I, , ,vt ,, -4 -I : F. 'i - g. k, CQ., , Pat Walls, Charlotte Way- land, Crockett Webb, Vicki Webb, Loretta Weiss, Charles Wells, Becky White, Brenda White Donald White, Linda Whitehead, Linda Whitaker, Donna Whitley, Theresa I Whitlow, Calvin Whittaker, Margaret Wills, Marie Wilson ..- I Y .Im 1 , -V , W ji, 5' , A 1 rw ' , fi 3- , -- , 'W ' 'Q . L. , -3- La., T W ff A 'E '?rt1 A 27, wg 4, J , 5, Y ,,i. W x lg: g , .V fi 1 3 l QV X ,V Q-5 N N l V 3 ,F 1 H 35, . , x, n Y, AT' Y: A ,. t x ,V 5, il fi f f .3 1955 , 1 ,Q ,111 1 Evelyn Dianna Compton March 26, 1948 November 11, 1963 .,,, Linda Tolbert, Connie Trail, Dina Tsakires, Jimmy Turley, Lee T pin, Woodley Tyree, T Wagner, Marty Vaugh Carolyn Vick, Charles Venable, Esther Vin- cent, Barry Wagner, Wagner, Betty Jo Wa David Walker, Edith 1 1 -ff as w . it f ' , ,is -va t g. x. A 1 ' ff 4 f . . ' M' ' '-aj 5 :A . 4 it 1 1 ' , 22 Y E ' '-C, i'iE'e' 1 if- 'fgf ' I 'US4 Y Y T K Connie Woods, Gail W Susie Woods, Tom Wo ward, Johnny Wright, Mary Lou Wright, Ti Wyatt, Matt Yancey I F In Memoriam They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. bit' At the going down of the sun and ' in the morning We will remember them. Laurence Binyon 4 A t Yes, dear? The Three Stooges Schoo1's out! Sbf Look Bad little girls must be punished, Ruth Estherl, . f' But I don't understand! 59 A11- state Beavers Activity One of the most outstanding characteristics of Bluefield High School Students is their extensiveeparticipation in extra-curricular activities. Individual interests are encouraged and respected by students and faculty alike. For those who wish to serve the community, there are the Key Club, the Keyettes, and the City Youth Council. Interested in languages? The French Club and the Latin Club are active in studying and enjoying languages. The Hi-Y Club and the Y-Teens participate in many projects and social activities throughout the' year. For those planning a career, the Future Teachers of America and the Health Careers Organization open opportunities for study in the fields of teaching and medicine. Dramatics and speech are among the most popular activities at BHS. National Thespians and National Forensic encourage activities in those fields. The Library Assistants and the Stage Crew are concerned with the maintenance and appreciation of the library and the auditorium. The formation of Christian ideals and practices among all students is the goal of the Bible Club. Active in music are the Choir, Concert Choir, Band and Stage Band, who, at various times, present programs to the student body and community organi- zations. Finally, there is our body of government, the Student Council, which strives to represent the students in matters of school policy. All these groups are unique in their functions and activities, yet they have one common factor--they are composed of the stu- dents of BHS, who are working and hoping for a bright today and a brighter tomorrow. ,fwdwf M ,W ff' M 'K vw , My 1 vi WWW W , lgfmw Sm i n ME: . X M' 'S' ' V1 7, VU HAMULUWMJH ' X Wi N2 A-'11 1 Q5 '.. ,ffwffx U ' Q- 'w W 5:3 Our Student Council strives to promote leadership, citizenship, and co-operation between the faculty and the students. Being elected to the Student Council is a great responsibility, aswell as a great honor, for the council strives to rep- resent the students in upholding the rules and traditions of BHS. We are greatly indebted to the Student Coun- cil for maintaining harmony and efficiency throughout our school. To our student govern- ment we give the recognition it truly deserves. OFFICERS: S. Milchin- Secretary, B. Hitt - President, A. Martin - Vice-President, S. Brown - Treasurer. Student Council ROW 1: T. Carosi, C. Carbaugh, S. Hale, J. Teal, C. Morrison, S. Brown, M. Woods, S. Rutherford, L. Weier, B. Perdue. ROW 2: B. Disibbio, D. Helton, J. Siko, J. Perkins, S. Sarver, A. Duff, S. Milchin, A. Martin, D. Spradlin J. Chryssikos, B. Ford. ROW 3: W. Mariotti, M. Johnson, R. Barnett, R. Karnes, S. Lambert, B. Hitt, C. Ford, J. Burton, P. Magann, P. Dodson, J. Black, J. Wright, J. Jackson. 62 p The record made by the National Forensic Lea'- gue of Bluefield High School truly speaks for it- self. Organized in 1930, the National Forensic representsagreat tradition, added to each year, when Beaver students travel to state contests, district meets, and tournaments in West Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. The collection of trophies won by the NFL is a glitter- ing tribute to this organization and its talented members. LYYCK1 A ' . OFFICERS: D. Hill--First Vice-President J. Feuchtenberger--President, S. Milchin-- S e c ond Vice-President, J. Ratliff--Secre- tary-Treasurer. ational Forensic League ROW 1: J. Feuchtenbergerg J. JohnsongJ. Ratliffg C. Brattong Mrs. Dean, P. Baldwing D. Hill, R. Alley. ROW 2: J. Hontsg D. Farley, S. Milching L. Weierg J. Harrissg A. King. 63 The Keyette Club is a new organization to B. H. S. Affiliated with the Kiwanis Club Inter- national, it was organized December, 1962, and became active February, 1963. Potential mem- bers write paragraphs showing their interest in the organization: these paragraphs are judged, and the writers of the best ones are selected as members. The Keyettes is a. school and com- munity service club. This year's projects in- clude pen pals, charity drives, and a magazine ., .1 f drive. The group also sponsored a hootenanny, I Fasfi 3 visited several churches, and cleaned the trophy 1' cases. Motto: Together we serve. ,gli vii 5 In X 1' ' Y., . . 'fu 'l OFFICERS: Ann Martin - Treasurer, Karen Holbrook - Se c re tary, Deedy Hill - Vice- President, Diana Wygal - President. Keyeltes 1 ROW 1: S. Hammes, A. R. Stuart, D. Hill, K. Holbrook, S. Sowers, L. McCue, D. Woods, M. Martin, S. Noble, C. Hughes. ROW 2: M. Amos, C. Bell, J. Johnson, S. Brown, D. Wygal, C. Bratton, C. Vick, B. Morris, K. Gawthrop, S. Goodwin, L.Weier. ROW 3: D. Post, D. Highes, J. Siko, C. Smith, N. St. Clair, C. Galbraith, M. Austin, UB. Goforth, S. Milchin, S. Martin, J. Harris, R. Studebaker. ROW 4: L. Wood, P. McClellan, E. Lazenby, G. Barnett, J. Simmerman. A. Higginbotham, D. Douglas, D. Watts, L. Ballard, A. King, P. Baldwin, C. Lilly, D. Burnley, J. Baker, F. Mace. 64 The Key Club is a service club for boys from the tenth, ele venth and twelfth grades in high school. Although the Key Club is similar to other school organizations, it differs in its sponsor- ship, its aims, and its programs. First, the Key Club is unique for it is spon- sored in co-operation with the school officials by the local Kiwanis Club, an association of leading business and professional men in the community. Secondly, the Key Club is unique for its goal of the development of initiative, leadership, and good citizenship. Lastly, the Key Club is unparalleled in its service program. Not only does the Key Club provide the school with many services which make it a more pleasant place for students and teachers alike, but it goes into the commimity as well to undertakevarious prljects for the bene- fit of the entire city. OFFICERS: Clay Ford - Treasurer, Kern Parker - Secretary, Ricky Karnes - Vice- President, Jerry Bovenizer - President. Key Club ROW 1: T. Linkous, R. Phelps, H. Underwood, D. Cromer, D. Akers, D. Belcher, M. Johnson, G. Fanning. ROW 2: B.Arney, N. Poole,J.Crews,J.Wright, J. Powel, H. Edmonds, D. Bell, B. Lambert. ROW 3: R. Chandler, L. Unroe, J. Jackson, S. Copeland, J. Bovenizer, R. Burton, K. Parker, S. Rogers, J. Gatherum, R. Longworth. ROW 4: R. guvaljlg L. Hartman, D. Stallings, R. Karnes, D. Copinger, C. Ford, R. Parsons, D. Frances, J. Hyams, B. Deitz, M. ie s. 65 atin Club OFFICERS: Diane Hughes - Second Vice-President, Susan Sowers - Secretary, Faith Mace - President, Ann Higginbotham - His to riang Claudia Bell - First Vice-Presidentg Mary Ann Austin - Treasurer. Latin is definitely NOT a dead language, it affects us everyday through the beauty of classical literature. Members of the Latin Club, or the Junior Classical League, seek to study the influence of Latin on the modern world. Not only do they learn, but they have fun doing it! This year the Latin Club members collectedfor UNICEF, ushered at the ice follies, and presented an assembly in which new members were initiated. VUDIALGJAJ lx, Lluulqg, ul, ,L,u.n,q,,., 4, , .n.,v.v.....5u., N. L--.-...A-..-.1-.f, V. .. uv, -- ----- -, -- ----- ----- , ---- ---- -----, -- - V P. Baldwin, J.HontsgR. Studebakerg L. Weier. ROW 4: F.Justiceg S. Edgingtong B. Foxy G. Belcher, A. Higginbotham D. Douglas, E. Lazenbyg J. Hyamsg J. Feuchtenbergerg J. Sirnmermang B. Baileyg A. McClungg A. Martin, F. Mace N. Cavanaugh. 66 French Club u' fl. OFFICERS: Claudia Bell - Historian, John Feuchtenberger - President, John Burton - Treasurer, David Bell - Vice-President, Karen Holbrook - Secretary. This club was formed to advance the study of the French language and the knowledge of the customs and people of France. It achieves its purpose through social meetings, special projects, and guest speakers. This program makes La Societe Francais one of the largest and most successful organizations at Beaver. ' K ' 1 N 4 or or ROW 1: S. Griffin, P. McClel1en, G. Barnett, S. Hammes, J. Judkins, K. Holbrook, Miss Ayers, S. Sowers, M. Austin, S. Boyd, C. Lilly, M.O'Toole. ROW 2: S. Dula, F. Mace, D. Wygal, C. Bell, C. Shaw, J. Haynes, C. Hughes, A. Stuart, D. Woods, D. Johnson, C. Vick, S. Portis, C. Thompson, D. Platnick, L. Carter, P. Runyon, R. Studebaker, L. Frye. ROW 3: J. Burton, M. Crockett, C. Smith, P. Davidson, P. Walls, R. Atwell, N. St. Clair, L. Nunnery, P. Baldwin, M. Jordan, L. McCue, S. Gibson, K. Stanley, P. Stevens, S. Burkett, G. Brugnoli, E. Jones, C. Verano. ROW 4: G. Krupey, C. Short, M. Aliff, D. Hughes, L. Lyons, P. McFarland, D. Rosenthal, D. Watts, D. Farley, D. Fralick, B. Fox,J . Johnson, A. McClung, B. Bailey, D. Burnley, J. Thacker, J. Honts, J. Baker, B. Goforth, B. Morris, A. Kahle. ROW 5: J. Feuchtenberger, P.Davis, S. Foster,C. Shumate, K. Humes, B. Dickey, C. McGlothin, R. Karnes, D. Bell, D. Taylor, K. Parker, J. Thompson, D. Bell, D. McGee, J. Perkins, D. Douglas, S. Harrison, O. Kaylor. 67 V w ROW 1: L.Kingg S. Gibson, L.WeiergS. Porter, B. Morrisg C. Smith, S. Sowers, J. Johnsong K. Gawthropg C. Veranog C. Hughes. ROW 2: A. McGonagleg S. Hammesg J. Petersg J. Haynesg J. Sandersg D. Hughesg S. Milching D. Farleyg P. Baldwing S. Sarverg N. Campbell. ROW 3: S. Whiteg J. Petersg G. Barnettg G. McCurdyg D. Douglas, A. Marting J. Simmermang B. Ford, J. Perkinsg B. Fox. City Youth Council The City Youth Council, open to all students of Bluefield High School, has undertaken a major project this year--that of instituting a youth ad- visory council in the Mercer County traffic court. This advisory council would advise the judge in cases concerningjuvenile offenders. If the coun- cil proves satisfactory, it is hoped that it will be instituted in juvenile court. OFFICERS: Donna Farley - Publicity, Lucy Weier - Pres identg Carole Smith - First Vice-President, Susan Sowers - SecondVice- President, Torn Cooper - Treasurerg Joyce Johnson - Secretary. 68 ROW 1: P. McFarlandg N. Jarrellg J. Shortg M. McMea.nsg P. McCoyg M. Marting B. Lawrenceg S. Mitchemg P. Hillg Mr. Stone. ROW 2: C. Andersong E. Smithg D. Morrissetteg L. Cochrang D. Farleyg D. McGeeg B. Richardsong J. Bakerg B. Belcherg E. Thompsong J. Chryssikos. ROW 3: M. Aliffg J. Hensong R. Hawkesg C. Baldwing B. Huffordg B. Hittg S. Jewellg K. Maysg S. Megredyg B. Ford. Bible Club The Bible Club, a group of students who meet to study and examine the Christian life, try to make the principles found in the Bible practical for daily living. Their ac tiv i tie s include weekly meetings, devotionals each morning, and fall and spring retreats. The group is under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Kenneth Stone, the Bible teacher. OFFICERS: Bill Hitt - Presidentg Paxton Hill - First Vice-Presidentg Nancy Jarrell - Promotion Chmn.g Sammie Mitchem - Second Vice-Presidentg Carolyn Anderson - Secre- tary-Treasurer, 69 OFFICERS: N. St. Clair - Vice-President, D. Hughes - Treasurer, C. Smith - Historian, A. Martin - President, K. Gawthrop - Secretary. Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America will educate the youth of tomorrow. Teachers are the builders of civilization. The future belongs to youth and is full of hope, opportunity, and promise for those who prepare themselves for it. Since the origin of the Bluefield High School Chapter in 1957, it has sought to enable its members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic to successful teaching. It has also pro- vided its members with information on vocational opportunities in education and the pre- paration Which leads to the development of a potential teacher. 43 Q g 'wi ' ' Q .E l I W ROW 1: Mrs. Carter, B. Atwell, C. Hughes, J. Spangler, S. Porter, S. Brown, C. Smith, S. Sowers, K. Holbrook, L. Nea1,S.Noble,K. Gawthrop,C.Verano, D. Woods, A. Stuart, L. McCue, R. Studebaker. ROW 2: D. Hughes, D. Wygal, M. Austin, C. Bell, N. St. Clair, B. Goforth, J. Haynes, B. Morris, M. Jordan, D. Burnley, S. Martin, D. Hill, C. Laws, A. Carter. ROW 3: L. Weier, B. Helton, D. Farley, P. Baldwin, S. Sarver, S. Paoliello, S. Milchin, B. Richardson, L. Byrd,J.Sanders, F. Mace, B. Bowen, J. Johnson. ROW 4: B. Fox, L. Wood, F. Nunnery, D. Morisette, A. Martin, E. Smith, N. Scholl, J . Simmerman, A. McC1ung, K. Mays, A. Higginbotham, G. McCurdy, E. Lazenby. ROW 1: S. Gibsong R. Johnson, C. Morrison, J. Spangler, A. Genovesig P. McCoyg C. Lilly, J. Thacker, L. King. ROW 2: S. Maganng A. McGona.gleg M. Harrington, D. Johnson, J. Sikog K. Hughes, M. Willis, A. King, R. Dixon, T. Catron. ROW 3: C. Bailey, J. Bakerg J. Peters, F. McGona.g1eg L. Wood, A. Martin, J. Hyams, B. Bailey, D. Douglas, M. Duncan, M. aysg B. Bales. in Wfkl! ffoff 'W QW' ii in ti Q Ljfgf 5 qgvufxi If X- XI Y, N hx f I 'R Health Careers eff ggi? 'Lf M fm J A VNC! L' 55 1 3 AU fyyfl . OFFICERS: BACK ROW: A. Martin - Secretary- V' ,Z ' . 1,-J Treasu:-ergA.Carrigan-Historian. FRONT ROW: 4 E , C4111 6 M F, McGona.g1e - President, J. Siko - V1ce-Pres1- ,I , I A X f ,fl jf dent. CN fe' Zj,1,LV U I ,f U ' ff lf, ff k Oi A 6!ff0ff ,lf ge 0 UW ff ' fl A 7 X UA Qltfyy A ft The Health Careers Organization, formerly the Future Nurses of America, is made up of those students who wish to enter some field of medi- cine after graduation. Because these students are interested in becoming nurses, doctors, and technicians, they conduct such projects as a tour of the Mercer County Health Center. In addition to career studies, the organization participates in several community s e r v i c e projects. The group is sponsored by the Medical Auxiliary. I SR. Y-TEENS: ROW 1: S. Porterg D. Hendrickg C. Bellg B. Heltong K. Holbrookg S. Browng S. Sowersg K. Gawthropg S. Roseg J. Duncang S. Goodwing S. Hale. ROW 2: D. Hillg S. Frenchg M. Austing J. Sikog B. Goforthg C. Smithg D. Hughesg D. Wygalg B. Morrisg J. Spanglerg B. Shumakerg T. Fenderg J. Showg L. Weier. ROW 3: M. Duncang C. Kestingsg J. Sandersg N. St. Clairg L. Ballardg S. Paoliollog S. Milching J. Johnsong M. Maysg J. Houchins. ROW 4: J. Hontsg B. Boweng D. Postg P. Bauguessg K. Humesg M. Crockettg C. Poeg A. Higginbothamg G. McCurdyg A. Marting F. Maceg C. Burgoyne. Y- Teens Y-TEEN STANDING OFFICERS: ROW 1: Beve rly Goforth - SecondVice-Presidentg Ann Martin - Secre- taryg Susan Sowers - First Vice-President. ROW 2: Carolyn Bratton - Publicity Chmn.g Sharon Milchin - Presidentg Carole Smith - Treasurer. 72 Membership in the Y-Teens a World-wide, inter-racial, inter-denominational organization, is open to any high school girl. Assisting others and understanding themselves are the goals of all Y-Teens. Through purposeful co-operation, these girls, who are recognized as members of the Young Women's Christian Association, are. building a fellowship devoted to the formation of high ideals of personal and social living. Y' ' 5 ' V 5 ,3:' ffl X' ' TW Y 4 1 I l V I :ar is 5 I I 1 , , S5 V l , W.. P I I 1 I s I 1 i I W1 Jr. Y-Teens: ROW 1: S. Magann: C. Morrison: L. Neal: B. Crane: L. King: S. Gibson: M. Woods: L. Effron: A. Stuart: R. Studebaker: L. Frye. ROW 2: S. Hammes: N. Holbrook: S. Mitchem: D. Farley: S. Sarver: N. Campbell: B. O'Del1: C. Verano: M. Jordon: J. Harriss: C. Hughes: L. McCue. ROW 3: C. Shaw: S. White: G. Barnett: J. Peters: D. Morrisette: A. King: B. Fox: A. McC1ung: P. Baldwin: C. Bratton: K. Hughes: V. Myles: K. Mays. ROW 4: D. Webb: P. McClellan: E. Smith: F. Nunnery: C. Short: J. Simmerman: S. Edgington: N. Scholl: B. Bailey: S. Harrison: M. O'Too1e: E. Lazenby: D. Douglas. Sophomore Y-Teens: ROW 1: P. Walls: P. McFar1in: C. Vick: B. Walker: S. Noble: D. Whitly: L. Bodell: P. McCoy: B. Kester:C. Nelson: R. Johnson: S. Rutherford: B. Atwellg P. Burke. ROW 2: R. Cannady: S. Brooks: S. Fitzgerald: M. Goodwin: C. Lilly: K. Douglas: D. McGee: M. Martin: W. Tyree: M. McMeans: B. Miller: T. Catron: S. Ewing: A. Carter: B. Mamone. ROW 3: M. Aliff: S. Bowman: C. Carbaugh: M. Harrington: R. Dixon: S. Portis: C. Wayland: J. Baker: P. Davidson: D. Fralick: C. Laws: L. Byrd: L. Lyons: A. McGonagle: C. Bailey: B. Richardson: J. Thacker. ROW 4: A. Godwin: J. Byard: B. Bales: M. Willis: S. Foster: M. Coles: K. Mays: C. Bailey: J. Chryssikos: B. Poe: B. Ford: J. Gilliam: L. Carter: B. Evans: P. Smith: D. Helton. JR. Y-TEEN OFFICERS Carolyn Bratton--Vice- Presidentg Jennie Lou Simmerman--Presidentg Georgia Barnett- - Sec re- tary-Treasurer. Z ' L..-45s SR. Y- TEEN OFFICERS: Diane Hughes--Vice-Pres- identg Karen Sarver- -Pres- identg Kaye Gawthrop--Sec retary-Treasurer. Y- Teens Y-TEEN ADVISORS: Miss Gonano--Juniorsg Mrs. Carter-Seniorsg Miss Chedister--Sopho- l'!'1OI'GS. E sv . . ,ty SOPHOMORE Y-TEEN OFFIC ERS: Carolyn Bailey- -Secretary- Treasurerg C in d y Lilly-- Pres identg Betty Ford-- Vice-President. EW, 25 R ' , l . L U11 K -:jp I 1-.9 A 'Jf . -,r '5' A - L 3: , I' ' Mfrs- ..:g' '-1413 55 ,' ff ,v.- in, 4211- ' - .' W- -'1 E -51 fir! 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This organization is an open society of high school boys united in Christian fellowship for the purpose of self and community advancement. Its spirit is best summed up in its official purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Hi-Y ROW 1: J. MooregJ. Shottg W. Perkins, S. Dulag J. Crews: B Evans E Jarrett R Alley M Yancey, R Longworth ROW 2: J. Smith, B. Dickey,T.Steele, J. Feuchtenbergerg D Bell, C Lavender P Wickham G Hoback J McCue ROW 3: B. Perkinsong C. McLaughlin, P. Maganng D. Leckie J Black D Dillon R Lester K Parker, K Bias J Hyams. - ' ' 75 The A Cappella choir is an organization of forty-five members who participate in musi- cal activities throughout the year. The main function of this organization is to present con- certs for the student body and for other groups in the community. Each sp r ing, the choir takes part in the County Music Festival and some members are selected to attend All- State Chorus. Members of the choir develop i W musical appreciation, as well as musical abilities. CONCERT CHOIR: ROW 1: D. Hill: E. Sparks: M. Willis: E. Powers: S. Ewing: C. Nelson: B. Bimdy. ROW 2: D. Post: S. Johnson: M. Snellings: F. Mace: M. Crockett: C. Hill. ROW 3: B. Hitt: H. Gregory: M. Lawson: T. Adkins- S. Thomas: D. Chapman: R. Campbell: T. Smith: J. Hall. J Choir rv f GLEE CLUB: ROW 1: P. Walls, M. Mallarney, D.Riggins, J. Fowler, OFFICERS: Sharon Johnston - Pr6S1d.9UtS C. Hill, D. Post, B. Bundy, S. Ewing, C. Nelson, B. Hendricks, C. Mr- Kensmgef ' D11'9,Cf01'5 B111 Hltt ' Vlcef' Eldridge. Row 2: D. Compton, M. Willis, s. Hodges, B. Phillips, Presldenfs Terry Srmth - Secretarys 00111116 A. McC1ung, E. Powers, V. Hager, P. Runyon, B. Lawrence, C. Vick, Nelson - Treasurer- E. Sparks. ROW 3: P. Roland, D. Crisco, J. McCormack, D. Huff- man, C. Boyd, M. Wilson, L. Wood, F. Mace, M. Snellings, S. Johnston, M. Crockett, D. Hill, S. Jones. ROW 4: T. Gregory, C. Wells, W. Perkins, M. Lawson, J. Hall, P. Shrewsbury, B. Hitt, C. Harris, J. Ritter, S. Thomas, T. Adkins, R. Campbell, L. Farlow, T. Smith, C. Whittaker, G. Bowling. 76 Linda Ballard ' z f-'ff - x Q '1 l 3 , - Elgii Corky Poe , My , A l 9' . l 'Q' P 3 'W'-f rf- H 1 K ' 1 V , -we K ' x Q 1 , f 1 Q I ff l V , 'A ' li 1 2' Ji , 4 N 'CH A Sally muon Head Majorette M ajorettes Elaine Hudgins Janith Damron ' ly:-F ' Q , Majorettes march at the Homecoming game. Connie Arrington Charlotte Gregory Beverly Crane A N 1 W Y Band ' Q: si .2 ' :f - --'gm-1 , - . Y . ' I If g t 5- 54--T ii--2 5 ... V- ham Q One of the most colorful parts of our foot- ball games is the entertainment provided by the band. But these talented musicians par- ticipate in many other activities. They ex- pressed in music the real spirit of the holiday season at our Christmas assembly. Then too, our band was rated by judges at the County Band Festival this spring, and some members were chosen to go to All-State Band. In Janu- ary, some band members represented Blue- field High School at All County Band. Through service to the school and c ommunity, the band develops in tomorrow's adults an appre- ciation for the instrumental forms of music. ROW 1: J. Damrong D. Spradling C. Poe: S. Di1longC.Arrington. ROW 2: B. Craneg D. Fizerg B. Whiteg P. BlankenshipgL. Fowler. ROW 3: C. Gregoryg L. Ballard: M. Everettg G. Hopkins: D. Cooper: M. Goodwin: J. Hall: L. Carterg G. Coleman. ROW 4: S. Thomas: W. Perkinsg S. Johns- ton: M. Linkousg J. Sniderg W. Sageg S. McGrady5 C. Anderson: M. Snell- ings. ROW 1: J. Getgoodg E. Vincentg C. Peeryg S. Melcherg T. Adkins. ROW 2: R. Haveng R. HawksgC. Whittakerg G. Kanodeg D. Sawyersg R. Holcombg M. Lawson: J. Hall: T. Smith. The band at work. ' Jw S , , ' ,, 'Engl I., Stage Band 4 ROW 1: W. Perkins: M. Snellings: R. Sheens: J. Hall: J. Snider. ROW 2: J. Hall: T. Smith: M. Lawson: S. Melcherg T. Adkins: S. Johnston. ROW 3: S. Thomas: R. Campbell. iz CL? Officers: D. Janutlo, Treasurer: Dillion, Sergeant at Arms: T. Smith, President: C. Arrington, Secretary: Campbell, President. V X 0 ,ff!'xCf,'f 1w74 5gvf7Q:Lg-:gy , , ,gif ,vi'f ,t,f OV, ojwf .00 iwytwvffi ' ful 'fn 056' , ef .frifff-fwf ,jvlfguio fi:'Wr2AfV J ' ,ggb ,J .jig .I ff gp A I f.fi'wl' 965'-'7i7'ff6'6Qj rffjf' 'Q I ififdy if UU ' There's a new sound around Beaver--the X ?M62' swinging sound of the big band. The best musi- I ,fd cians from the band are chosen to participate in the Stage Band--that lively band we love to hear at pep assemblies and basketball games. For this group, the big event of the year is the Stage Band Festival held in Charleston in the spring. There, the Stage Band is rated by a. professional, and outstanding members are chosen for a clinic band, which works to study the purposes of a stage band as compared withamarching band. Through such activities as these, the member s of the Bluefield High School Stage Band prove that music can be fun. ROW 1: R. Campbell: G. Bowling: R. Hall: B. Hawes: S. Goodson: L. Landrith. P. Baldwin and L. Weier hunt for theme record. S. Milchin and A. King start the program . WI' The Beaver Bulletin 515 J. Feuchtenberger, in the middle of programing, is helped by R. Studebaker, D. Farley, and C. Bratton. Library Assistants ROW 1: A. R. Stuart, S. Hammes, D. Hughes, D. Hill, J. Ratliff, M. Austin, C. Galbraith, C. Bell. ROW 2: S. Sowers J Houchins, N. St. Clair, S. Hopkins, K. Humes, D. Watts, B. Fox, M. Mays. The Library Assistants Club is a new organization at Bluefield High School this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Foglesong, its main purpose is to teach interested people the proper use of the library. With the help of Mrs. Foglesong, the group works to promote aliterary interest in all pupils and, at the same time, take care of the running of the library. It is hoped that all students will take an active interest in the library and its many functions. Stage Crew Tommy Cooper, Russell Taylor, and Jerry Thompson. The Stage Crew is an organization of several boys who voluntarily wish to help with lights, sound, props, costumes, make-up, maintenance of the stage, equipment, and the audi- torium. Until the past few years, the Stage Crew was under the direction of Miss Ruth Bartlett. However, Mr. Arrington and Mr. Stuart White now supervise it. Boys who are interested apply and are chosen by the head of the crew with Mr. Arrington's approval. Many hours are spent on each show both during and after school. Some of the shows that the Stage Crew work with annually are the Community Concerts, One Act Plays, Senior Class Play, Graduation, Baccalaureate, and the Mercer County Beauty Pageant. ' - Sports What sound is more exciting than that of a crowd cheering its team to victory? What sight is more inspiring than a football field alive with players or a gym filled to capacity? ff What feeling is more exhilarating than that sense of satisfaction after awell-played game? Indeed, these are the sights, sounds, and emotions of the world of sports, and a colorful world it is! Inbthe following section are shown those Beavers who have distinguished themselves as sportsmen--by their participation in sports of all kinds and by their de- dication to the principles of fairness, integrity, and perseverance--both in and out of the game . I s Beaver 1.7 ----wff,:,-,V 1. fl ,. . - --f--,-Q v- , 4 i - 4. i.. ' . 1 l'f1--r .-' f V . , 4 -1.-. M. W A Y ., .,i 1 . . ' Q-, T f,:.,f-' Y GT . HEAD COACH Merrill Gainer J' .4 . I 'Ll L '. 'V A I I ' li , ,Q ,Q 1-sew f. . + 3? S' '5 w '54-i' Tin- ' L '- .V . ..A Q 1 1 7 ASSISTANT COACHES Jim Moss and Tom Munsey 1.. I I I W1 5 , . ,, ,,v,,,,,l FIRST ROW: J. Franesg M. Johnsong J. Wrightg R. Phelpsg R. Barnettg P. Romanog L. Estepg D. DillongT. Buzzog R. Karnes. SECOND ROW: T. Wood- wardg R. Longworthg V. Kelseyg J. Stricklandg S. Lambertg P. Nestorg V. Oakesg D. Huttong W. Marriottig S. Rogers. THIRD ROW: R. Carterg J. Whitehurstg P. Dodsong S. Copelandg J. Bovenizerg J. Gatherumg D. Shellg R. Roleng D. A Bluefield 0 . . . . . Bluefield 21 . . . . Bluefield 49 . . . . Bluefield 19 . . . . Bluefield 7 . . . . Bluefield 33 . . . . Bluefield 14 . . . . ' Bluefield 7 Bluefield 13 B4 Bluefield 38 . . . . Football Johnson. FOURTH ROW: D. Parksg B. Spracherg L. Unroeg D. Romanog D. Spracherg K. R0manogH. EdmondsgJ. Oakesg J. Umbergerg W. Steele. FIFTH ROW: C. Fordg W. Penningtong D. Leckieg D. Andrewsg B. Douglasg P. Maganng R. Parsonsg D. Coppingerg B. Hittg B. Matthewsg P. Maganng Hager--not pictured. edule . . Graham 13 . . Dupont 0 . . Gary 6 . . Big Creek 0 . . Welch 13 . . Man 0 . . Beckley 14 . . Charleston 9 . . Oak Hill 6 . . Princeton 0 as E 1 B5 'F 1 . . n ,: 1 4 ' :1 1'- 1 . ' ., ' 5 1' -A 1 ' . 1 gpzrmr A -' 1, 1: 11 M ' H 11 11 11111Qgge51z..,,e 1,11 M 1532? .W,1.Y L H W Y If . .F u1 V Qi Y 'sl VT 1-9 Z V ASSISTANT COACH John Chmara MANAGERS Chipper Johnston and Phillip Morris BEAVER GRAHAM 1 50 Yards Rushing 1 92 1 2 First Downs 1 2 11-3 Passes Tried, Completed 6-2 34 Yards Passing 48 50 Penalties 1 5 3-44 Punts-Average 6-22 2-2 Fumbles- Lost 2-2 Ten thousand roaring spectators witnessed a disheartening game as penalties cost the Bea- vers the first game of the season. Standouts were Ricky Karnes and Randy Barnett. BEAVER PRINCETON 329 Yards Rushing 13 1 5 First Downs 1 0 20-6 Passes Tried, Completed 9-1 30 Yards Passing 40 102 Penalties 70 4-34 Punts-Average 4-38 0-0 Fumbles- Lost 3-2 John Oakes and Ricky Karnes each scored two touchdowns and Randy Barnett and Pat Romano one each to lead the Beavers in an early victory over the Princeton Tigers. Other standouts were Stan Rogers and Bill Hitt. BEAVER OAK HILL 175 Yards Rushing 1 86 16 First Downs 6 7- 3 Passes Tried, Completed 4- 1 26 Yards Passing 8 55 Penalties 30 5-39 Punts-Average 3-30 5-3 Fumbles- Lost 6-3 The Beavers came from behind in the last ten minutes and 20 seconds to hand the Red Devils a defeat on a snow-covered field at Oak Hill. Oakes, Karnes, Barnett, Bill Hitt, and Stan Rogers shined. BEAVER DUPONT 295 Yards Rushing 27 22 First Downs 6 12-6 Passes Tried, Completed 9-3 63 Yards Passing 47 50 Penalties 1 5 1-32 Punts-Average 4-42 4-2 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 The Beavers, behind the running of haliback, Ricky Karnes, and John Oakes, and Randy Bar- nett's passing, easily whipped the Panthers from Kanawha Valley. BEAVER C HARLESTON 162 Yards Rushing l 24 1 3 First Downs 8 11-3 Passes Tried, Completed 9-3 51 Yards Passing 30 98 Penalties 27 4-42 Punts-Ave rage 5- 30 2-2 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 FavoredChar1eston rode along with Lady Luck to snatch a 9-7 thriller from the badly out- manned, but never out-fought, courageous band of Beavers. Cruel, cruel breaks cost the Bea- vers the ball game. Standouts were Kit Romano, John Oakes, Randy Barnett, and Ricky Karnes. BEAVER GARY 311 Yards Rushing -29 18 First Downs 2 9-4 Passes Tried, Completed 13-4 71 Yards Passing 73 55 Penalties 15 1-56 Pimts-Average 6-26 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 The Bluefield Beavers stampeded the Gary C o al dig g e r s for a lopsided 49-6 decision. Coach Gainer had cleared the bench by midway of the third quarter. One of the highlights of the game was Danny Coppinger's 56 yard ptmt. 1-'Q' M . ' 'Q ' 1 BEAVER BECKLEY 242 Yards Rushing 222 17 First Downs 13 1-1 Passes.Tried, Completed 9-7 1 Yards Passing 105 72 Penalties 65 2-37 Punts-Average 1-40 3-3 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Aheavier Beckley team came from behind twice in the first half to tie the score, then missed two field goal attempts as time ran out at game' s end in one of the most thrilling football games played at Mitchell Stadium in several years. 87 BEAVER BIG CREEK 99 225 Yards Rushing 14 First Downs 8 3-0 Passes Tried, Completed 5-1 0 Yards Passing 7 55 Penalties 20 3-42 Punts-Average 4-32 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 5-1 John Oakes playedasparkling game both offen- sively and defensively--probably the best of his career. He was aided by defensive standouts Vernon Oakes, John Strickland, Dennis Hutton, and Jim Franes. BEAVER WE LCH 256 Yards Rushing 248 1 3 First Downs 1 5 7-2 Passes Tried, Completed 8-1 18 Yards Passing 8 55 Penalties 20 6-37 Punts-Average 5-30 3-1 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 With two minutes left in the game, the Beavers lost the ball on downs on We1ch's 8-yard line. The game was hard-fought all the way, between two teams almost evenly-matched. BEAVER MAN 245 Yards Rushing 16 19 First Downs 4 7-2 Passes Tried, Completed 14-3 57 Yards Passing 22 1-35 Punts-Average 6-32 0-0 Fumbles- Lost 0-0 60 Penalties 20 A Homecoming crowd of 4,500 watched Randy Barnett, John Oakes, and Ricky Karnes put on a fabulous display of running and the Beaver defense permitted Man to move into its territory only twice. asf Q1 'HN ' 1 x.-hw La KE w H. if Q55 lx Ei.-. Q. Kip .P 1 N- wf-':-rff f+.P f-- --- W -- - 1- - 1 H W -ww ' -. .. V WT i at m . I E25 'n N-,. Carole Smith Susan White Captain Cheerleaders Beverly Goforth Cheerleaders and mascots lead cheers at Homecoming while Queen Carole reigns. Nancy Campbell Lila King N in I i i Judy Peters 'x Randy Barnett is pulled down after spectacular run. Ricky Karnes gains valuable yardage for the mighty Beavers. Beavel the u Footba keczch for Yeights of first dovm. chievement John Oakes pushes over for another touchdovmm. The Oakes brothers, Vernon and John, throw valuable blocks enabling Ricky Karnes to score. COACH MERRILL GAINER Varsi Q1 Basketball A small Beaver team with little previous experience finished the basketball season with a fair record. The team, under the coaching of Mr. Gainer, was dominated by juniors. ROW 1: M. Sprad1ingP. Romanog T. Buzzog R. Barnettg J. Oakes. ROW 2: P. Dodsong D. Coppingerg J. Burtong C. Johnstong R. Karnesg J. Bovenizer. Junior Varsizjf COACH JOHN CHMARA The junior var sity finished off its season quite Well. Some of its shining prospects give Bluefield High School high hopes for future years. ROW 1: J. Wrightg T. Burtong R. Carterg D. Romano. ROW 2: K. Romanog D. Dillong W. Penningtong V. Oakes X O S 17.9 ' ,X- I 3 CU' I f M 'c 89' PM .-5.' Q I f 1 M Q W., N 1 a i S if -Jw - S 5 Q 2 'Y 7. , EX 19 u flu' fl 'Fr T -aff r'-Ev.. A I LQ Q. 'Wifi KA.-:Jer -, 1 ' ' Y V If 'Ag ' G H Y -A - - Y- Y 47 .1 .jk..,'.4,.v' . -4 xv' ' ' F .Q z 4- bid! if Y i. 9, ,, gl - h- f , ,V 1 . ' 'P G- 'dy . .21-. ' ' ' ' ., '1 - 4 K Q Q- . ROW 1: C. Lawsg K. Holbrookg A. McClungg F. Nunneryg D. Farleyg J. Houchinsg M. Duncang F. Maceg D. Postg S. Harrisong P. McClel1ang S. Sarverg K. Hughesg D. Johnsong J. Petersg C. Brattong M. Woodsg G. Kittsg J. Chryssikosg K. Douglas. ROW 2: M. Marting D. Morrissetteg M. O'Tooleg E. Lazenbyg D. Douglasg B. Strongg L. Baldwing S. Maganng S. Edgingtong S. Hammesg L. McCueg L. Fryeg B. Baileyg P. Baldwing B. Shraderg C. Baileyg S. Noble. iris Athletic Association Athletics is also stressed for the girls. In the mornings before school, ring tennis, volley- ball, and basketball tournaments are held to en- able the girls to earn points toward membership in the Girls' Athletic Association or the Girls' Beaver B. To gain membership in the G.A.A. a girl must earn three hundred points, and to be an active member of the Girls' Beaver B, she must earn 900 points. G.A.A. - BEAVER B OFFICERS: ROW 1: S. Sowers - President. ROW 2: S. Brown - Vice-Presidentg S.Milchin - Secretary- Treasurer. ROW 3: J.Johnson and C. Smith - Scorekeepers. 96 J VC GIRLS' BEAVER B: ROW 1: J. Johnsong S.SowerSg S.Mi1ching L.Weierg J. Haynesg S. Whitey N. Campbell ROW 2: K. Gawthropg S. Asburyg C. Burgoyneg J. Petersg N. Cavanaughg G. Barnettg ROW 3: B. Goforth L. Kingg S. Browng C. Smithg ROW 4: B. Shumakerg Knot pictured, R. Farmerl. Beaver 'SD ETTERMEN: ROW 1: J.Strick1andg J. Franesg M. Johnsong R. Phelpsg R. Barnettg P. Nestorg R. Rornanog T. Buzzog . Huttong V. Oakesg H. Edmondsg ROW 2: W. Steeleg J. Oakesg K. Romanog D. Leckieg J. Burtong D. Coppingerg R. rnes, B. Hittg B. Matthewsg S. Rogersg J. Bovenizer. - A 53,-x , - - - A GUY' 'cvrff' ym I ntra l Basketball relays are an important part of tn physical education curriculum. Volleyball is a part of G. A. A. intramurals. kv .- and murals Girls who are interested in becoming G. A. A. 's participate in ring tennis tourna- ments. Tumbling is a favorite in girls' gym classes. Achievement G-reat achievements raise a monument which shall endure until the sun grows cold. Georgius Fabricius To achieve is to know the glow of a job well done. To achieve is to humble oneself in order to make others proud. To achieve is to work tirelessly and taste the bitter fruit of disappointment as well as the sweet nectar of success. Achievement is all this and more. Achievement changes our high school from masses of indiscernible students into a living unit of varied interests and talents. Achievement shines only in the light of an uenthusiastic, genyerous attitude. Mere activity must not be mistaken for true achieve- ment, but useful activity must not be shunned because it may go unnoticed or unrewarded. For that reason, Beaver students achieve not only as a group but also as individuals, as honors are bestowed on outstanding students, such as sophomores of the year, Second Milers, and National Honor Society. For, in the end, the highest achievement is the for- mation of a mature, responsible character. ififgqf' L 'v1- El Y Homecoming Queen it k I i E Miss Carole Smith m U A-, 5 v- ff Q i- X- 1 I - E' , F R Y In ,VN 1 'A V Q 'gg !,,,N D. al' V, fl. QE ? 4 fin I 5' qu fEfi'f',. ., .n X ,L .rl i lf.. 'I , v F. 1. iff' wave fab HE- 31 P s 6. . 4 fa -Y. ,. -f R '55 ' AV-if 11 ..-:nz 1 Q 3 6' W 5 If fx D 'I Susan Sowers Joyce Johnson Shelby Paoliello Chip Lavender Bud Lambert Jim Allen H ' Ann Martin Sharon Johnston Jim Hyams David Francis IOA Sally Dillon Sara Brovsm Deedy Hill Eddie Jarrett Jerry Crews Richard Shrewsbury C didates Jennie Ratliff Carolyn Anderson Frances McGonag1e Torn Cooper Ronnie Burton Don Stallings 105 fl ..'-' GIRLS STATE BOYS STATE Joyce Johnson Kern Parker Sharon Milchin Jerry Bovenizer Clay Ford Honors and NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Tom Cook, Faith Mace, Kern Parker, Martha Crockett, John Feuchtenberger. wc? .xiii 106 OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES OF THE YEAR David Bell and Georgia Barnett at ELKS' LEADERSHIP AWARD Faith Mace D. A. R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD Faith Mace--Winner CO-ED CORRESPONDENT Sharon Milchin, Lucy Weier-- RunngrS-up Ann Martin Leadership, scholarship, character, and ser- vice--these are the qualities exhibited by every member of the National Honor Society. A senior can attain no greater honor than membership in this n a t i o n W i d e organization. Members are chosen by a committee of teachers who base their selection on scholastic ave rage s and general merit. Worthy students ranking in the top five per cent of the class are taken in at the end of their junior year. The next ten per cent are in- ducted in their senior year. OFFICERS: K. Parker - Vice-President, F. Mace - Secretary,C. Bell - Treasurer, J. Ratliff - President ational Honor Society ROW 1: M. Crockett, C.Smith, K. Holbrook, S. Brown, L. Weier, C. Bell, T. Carosi. ROW 2: J. Ratliff, N. St. Clair J. Siko, D. Hughes, D. Hill, J. Johnson, M. Austin, K. Sarver, A. Martin. ROW 3: M. Duncan, S. Johnston, M. Snellings, S. Milchin, K. Humes, C. Hill, D. Watts, A. Higginbotham, F. Mace. ROW 4: H. Adams, T. Cooper, K. Parker, B Hitt, C. Ford, J. Hyams, B. Lambert, C. Lavender. Not pictured, J. Feuchtenberger. Second Milers ROW 1: S.Hopkins,N.St.ClairgC.BellgC. GalbraithgD. Hill, B. Goforthg L. Weierg D. Hughes, M. Austin, S. Sowersg ROW 2: S.MilchingA.MartingJ. FeuchtenbergergK. Humesg B. Hitt, S. Johnston, C. Ford, M. Snellingsg M. Crockettg F. Mace. And whosoever shall compel thee to go a mile, go with him twain. Matthew 5:41 King James Version, Holy Bible To accomplish a given task well is the mark of a devoted and responsible student, one who demonstrates averynoteworthy quality and on whom others may depend. There are those, how- ever, who exemplify even greater values of steadfastness, those outstanding students who are not content with the required duties of school life, but who strive to proportion quality with quantity beyond the accepted limits of achievement, those who, given five talents, produce ten. These students, being unsatisfiedwith mediocrity or commonplace accomplishments in school endeavors rise above average expectations and goals and for their repeated efforts they have been recog- nized as Second Milers. 109 Sorry, Wrong Number J. Franesg L. Weierg E. Jarrettg P. O'Connorg R. Alley. NATIONAL THESPIANS: ROW 1: Mrs. Deang D. H1113 L. Weier-- Secretary-Treasurerg Mr. Branchg ROW 2: J. Hontsg C. Lillyg S. Sarverg J. Johnsong J. Simmerrnang ROW 35 K. Parkerg J. Thompsong R. Taylorg T. Cooper-Vice-Presidentg B. Lambertg R. Alleyg J Feuchtenberger-President-not pictured. Sorry, Wrong Number. ROW 1: J. Judlcinsg A. R. Stuartg D. Hillg S. Milching A. M. Stuartg D. Wygal. ROW 2: R. Studebakerg P. Baldwin. Three A ct cztional 1 One Plays l. 'MI T hespians The Happy Journey to Camden and Trenton ROW 1: J. Simmermang T. Cooperg J. Johnson. ROW 2: R Alleyg C. Lillyg K. Parker. Among the highlights of the school year at BHS are the plays presented by the National Thespians. These plays include the annual three one-act plays as well as the ser1ior class play. Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Kenneth Branch, with Mrs. Mary Dean acting as advisor, this group holds tryouts for roles in the productions. After Weeks of rehearsal the plays are presented to the public and the student body. This year's one-act plays included Aria da Capo, The Happy Journey to Camden and Tren- ton, and Sorry, Wrong Number. On these pages are pictured some of the exciting and memorable scenes from these plays. Aria da Capo ROW 1: T. Cooperg B. Lambert. ROW 2: J. Feuchtenbergerg J. Honts. ROW 3: D. Leckie. Vocational Hampton Crawford, Ferrell Pennington, Dwane Butt, Roger Hurst, and Paul Helmondollar investigate the mechanical World. Danny Oliver and David White Work with an intriguing part. Their experiments and investigations will prove important. Y w w H2 It's a world of mechanization at the Courses in various fields of vocational prepared for successful life as mechan- technicians. Carl Proffitt, Jimmy Perdue,Wayne experiment a.nd receive instruction con- School Mercer C ounty Vocational School. work are offered and the young men are ics, electricians, or perhaps specialized ni: , Bill Kosinar, and Randy Compton machines. I Steve Hager, Jerry Whittington, Roger Williams, Tim Ratliff, and Raymond Harless study the mechanization of a two-way band radio. Sam Wimmer, Doug Hagy, and Mickey Caldwell work with the intricacies of wiring. H3 W J il J is by ' i, i X Ns - :ha ,Wiz +fcs.,5,, y X BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jerry Jacksong Lucy Weierg Jim McNee1y, Mayor, Sharon Milching Clay Ford. Election of student government day officials evoked a World of solicitation, campaigning, and suspense. The petitioning began slowly and gained momentum through the publicity attained by simply asking for signatures on petitions. Suddenly, almost surreptitiously, near a Water fountain the c o r r i do r , a campaign poster appeared: the champion cotton-pickers proclaimed the una- nimity of his union's support of Milchin. Footsteps appeared on the stairwells--on the walls! Paper toes pointed the Way to better government, and babbling babies born of magazine ads bubbled the merits of hopeful candidates. Student ROW 1: Jerry Crews, Fire Chiefg Sheri Hale, Clerkg Deedy Hill, Treasurer, Kern Parker, City Manager. ROW 2: Bud Lambert, Chief of Police, Jim Hyams, Engineerg Jerry Bovenizer, Police Judge, John Feuchtenberger, Attorney. ' 'N ROW 1: Sharon Johnston, Supt. of Street Dept. 5 Joyce Johnson, Recreation Director, Faith Mace, Librarian. ROW 2: Hans Naumann, Director of Urban Renewal, Larry Hartman, Parking Bldg. Manager, Drew Leckie, Supt. of Sanitary Boardg Dutch Cromer, Building Inspector. Soon the corridors were covered with campaign slogans, and the enthusiasm mounted with each new poster. On Friday, the votes were cast in homeroom. Mrs. Moore and her group struggled with the count until 2:00 P. M. Moments before the-results were to be announced, the announcement was made that vocational boys had failed to vote. A rush to the office and some over-time counting yielded the results. By happiest coincidence, the anti-litterbug campaign concluded simultaneously with the election. Government ROW 1: Vic Kelsey, Fireman, Martha Crockett, Susan Sowers, Ann Martin, Carole Smith, Beverly Goforth, Crossing Guards, Don Akers, Policeman. ROW 2: Chip Lavender, Policeman, Steve Copeland, Fireman, Mallie Giampocaro, David Francis, Policemeng Carl Ratcliffe, Tom Cooper, Eddie Jarrett, Firemen. Missing: John Oakes, Policeman. 'F 7-rt: gi ,,-!2T9'1' TOP TEN SENIORS: ROW 1: Martha Crockett: Faith Mace. ROW 2: Kern Parker: Jennie Ratliff. ROW 3: Lucy Weier. ROW 4: Maryann Austing Sharon Johnston. ROW 5: Kay Humesg Deedy Hill. ROW 6: Diane Hughes. Pictured above are those seniors who hold the top ten positions of scholastic achievement in their class. This rank is determined by the aver- age of their grades for the three years of their high school attendance. At the right is pictured Homemaker of T o m o r r ow for Bluefield High School. To attain this honor, she and many other girls took an examination of general homemaking ability and attitude. Her paper has been entered in the state contest. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW 1 16 Debbie Watts Debbie Watts, who was c h o s en Betty Crocker , fs been cz world N w I Z., . - ,gs A l 1 1 J 'J 1 W 'RH-nfl . ld w, . 4 Wane 'fx H ,. Q N -'Q' riyki? v . .MS J - V -..wi 1., V '--- 4 , gf-MIM!! -L21-Q: ,. 152.55 D-H ,' X 3 M E . M ly lr k. ,ifveqggw 4, 44 iggw U ,x.i,z.,., Y Y- u flu- E. B ' ' L V h A, - h A -'3i,g3e.aA.'i1, 4' ' f - Y 5,5,, H-ghkv ' ,fi ' - .' ' 4,472-,--'lik , 54 4 , 1 .H ,' f'---Yfvflefa, 'K-,,Q'xr. .-f'. j' ,'V49'f .,f5'3' 5 ' ' . ' X fi' -, h - t'!h,:..gQ1V-f Q , 1 . 4- A., .. B6 Eff ff. of Chaos 0 Dreams of Service of Work IIB -. .,9a -fwfr!-, -- - 0fParZicWaZi0n of Friends x 1 9, - I OUR ADVERTISERS Alex. B. Mahood Alfred Land Diamonds American Oil Anderson Radio and T.V. Appalachian Power Company A. W. Cox Bailey Lumber Company Beacon Betsy Ross Bakeries Better Homes, Inc. Bluefield Book Shop Bluefield College Bluefield Floral Bluefield Furniture Bluefield Hardware Bluefield Optical Bluefield Retread and Vulcanizing Bluefield Supply Company Bluefield T. V. Cable Bradley's The Brier Motel Chicago House Furnishing Church Auto Sales Citizen's Underwriters Clover Dew Dairy Cole Bakeries Colonial Jewelers Colonial Theater Commercial Bank Commercial Printing Coppinger Machine Service Deskins' Supermarket Dru's Beauty Shop Dutch Oven Pastries Eastern Coal Company East River Service Station and Grill Eva's Beauty Salon Fashion Florist First Federal Savings and Loan First National Bank Flat Top National Bank Foremost Dairies General Insurance Corp. General Tire and Tread Goodykoontz Drug Store Grubb Photo Service Hank1a's Hawkins' Funeral Home Henderson's Superette Hi-Y's The Jewel Box J. C. Penny Company J. W. Waters Karl H. Frye, Inc. Kearn's Insurance Agency Kersey Manufacturing Key Club Kollege Drive-In Leatherwood Dairies La Salute Club Leckie Mine Offices Leggett's Lyn-Dell's Fashion Shop Lynn's Drive-In McLain's Business College McQuail's Monte Vista Park Cemetery Montgomery Ward Moore's Esso Station Mountaineer Bowling Nehi Bottling Company Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Peerless Coal, Inc. Pemco Corporation Pet Dairy Products Phil's Fashions Platnick Brothers Richmond Cleaners Sarver Candy Company Shumate Company Smith and Stone Insurance Southern Office Supply Southside, Central, and Medical Arts Pharmacies Sovereign Pocahontas Company Stanford, Signs, Inc. Steckler's Tabor Trailer Sales Thornton Company Town 'n Tweed U. D. Carter 8: Sons Vest Insurance Virginia Trailways AND BOOSTERS Lambert Arrington Mr. Sz Mrs. Robrty Austin Patricia Baldwin Becky Beavers Mr. Sz Mrs. David F. Bell Mr. Sz Mrs. Don Blankenship Connie Sue Branch Stuart Bray Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Buchanan Larry Buckles Mr. Sz Mrs. C.E. Burgoyne Mrs. R.C. Burton Ricky Collins Mr. Sz Mrs. R. E. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Crockett Fred R. Dow Electric Fix-it Shop Mr. George Erps Mrs. G. A. Etman Mrs. W. C. Farmer John Feuchtenberger Mrs. Marjorie Smith Finnigan Mr. Sz'Mrs. Fred C. Francis Miss Lec Fretwell A friend David Garrett Mrs. S. D. Garrett Mr. Sz Mrs. D. C. Grisso Harry O. Gott Mr. Claude Hale Mr. J. E. Hatcher Mr. Jim Headley Roy A. Henderson Mrs. Regina Hendrick Mr. Sz Mrs. J. W. Hill Mr. Sz Mrs. Roy E. Hill Gary Holstine Nora V. Honts Mr. Sz Mrs. Alex Hufford Mr. Sz Mrs. S. J. Hyams Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Honts Rosemary Johnson Mr. Sz Mrs. P. M. Johnson Kammers Mr. Sz Mrs. W. C. Kidd Bud and Sam Lambert Mr. Sz Mrs. Wm. F. Lambert Mrs. Saul Levy Mrs. T.P. Lockhart Brad Sz Curtis Lohler D.T. Lowman Mr. Sz Mrs. Fred Lowe Mrs. C. H. Mace Mr. Sz Mrs. Sam Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley H. Martin Mr. Sz Mrs. R. C. McConnell Mr. Sz Mrs. A. W. McNeely Mr. Robert Matthews Dr. and Mrs. Sam Milchin Sharon Milchin Susan Milchin Mrs. Mason L. Murphey Mr. Sz Mrs. Marvin Myers The Piece Goods Shop Betty Poe Corky Poe Mr. Sz Mrs. Arnold Porterfield Sheila Portis J immy's Restaurant Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Ramsey Robert M. Richardson Mrs. Guy Rowland Mrs. P.L. Royer Miss Nancy Ruddell Sears, Roebuck Sz Company Susan Sowers Mr. Sz Mrs. R. R. Stuart, Jr. Don Stallings Mr. Frank T. Taylor Mrs. Ada Thompson Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry W. Turner Mr. Sz Mrs. L. A. Unroe Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Harry Vest Earl Walk Mr. Sz Mrs. R. W. Buzzy Wilklnson Mrs. Emmett L. Williams Rev. G. P. Whiteley Mr. Q Mrs. Glenn Wygal X Power Compu y An In I 0-n-4 Publi: ulillly OUR SUPPORTERS One more crack like that and Big George Blessed are they who run around in circles, for they shall be called The Annual Staff THE MOON... beyond I Bright, new horizons await today's students . . . new technolo- gies . . . new medicines . . . even the moon and whatever lies beyond. How far today's students go in this space age depends partly on their imagination but primarily on their training. Conquering new horizons will demand more of todayss graduates -more knowledge, more skills, more training and more specialization. Our Free Enterprise system, with its high living standards, gives every- one an opportunity to shoot for the moon in any field. Whether or not our target is reached depends on how well trained we are to launch ourselves. 'M' BLUEFIELD OPTICAL COMPANY Rx Dispensers 528 Federal Street BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA McQUAIL'S INCORPORATED Wholesale - Distributors Floor Coverings Furniture Appliances Dry Goods Phone 325-8111 Bluefield, West Virginia Most of us have plenty of ambition, we just hate to waste it on work! 8-16-5? Or 5-8-16? HAWKINS FUNERAL HOME 1401 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 327-8138 Compliments of BLUEFIELD RETREADING AND VULCANIZING 1030 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 327-5801 Les Girls 1 Woo Woo! I When I'm right no one remembers ---- when I'm wrong no one forgets CENTRAL MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY PHARMACY 313 Federal Street 505 Bland Street SOUTHSIDE PHARMACY 1408 Bland Street BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA BAILEY LUMBER COMPANY Building Headquarters Bluefield, W. Va. Matoaka, W. Va. Gilbert, W. Va. War, W. Va. Grundy, Va. Mullens, W. Va. Wytheville, Va. Welch, W. Va.. CTug River Plant? A complete building service backed by 50 years in this area. 1 f Les Girls 'P '7 'P Ugh' There's no REASON for lt lt s Just our pohcy PET you het! Z9 49 'V U-.Ui 3 4' ' ho MILK 1,4 af 247' i .Jw N Compliments of ,SOVEREIGN A particular coal for every need l 7, ,J Look, Ma . . . If you must spit, spit on the ceiling. Any jerk can spit on the floor. STECKLER'S Varsity Town Clothes Time To Save With 400 Federal Street Bluefield, West Virginia KEARNS W INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of Phone 327-8191 - 1416 Biand sr. Bluefield, W- Va- MOUNTAINEER BOWLING LANES 3224 E. Cumberland Rd. Bluefield, West Virginia POCAHONTAS COMPAN' NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY I I I I 409 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia Blessed is the student body, for it shall be called The Bored of Education Giv'im heck Senorita! PEERLESS COALS INC 501 Commercial Bank Bldg. Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of 9 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY wefe Big Brother is watching you. , W ye JW,,uff'mtMgfgPyM4yWA,y25 SQWJWJQW We 1 ee Tl fox 56 WU, ww, qw, wmg.,.,iQ, me QD n , f - , G ' ' ' J'-UYTWJL' 'LJQJJJ1 :HEL 1500217 R47,w17A ' a , CUL JW: f'20MfLeJ1f50w? f7'2Z454 Kiwi dag? LVXCJ VV! CLLQ.4qfL,Ld!,bJ7i, dig I0-Q 741 7 'l'L9jU'1' frm 42, ,OLQJLQIL 740,67 ff .4-1 X44 'X x x iw? CONGRATULATIONS! May your future be as bright and brilliant as one of my diamonds! If you will come into my store it will be my pleasure to give you a nice graduation gift. Bluefield - Richlands - Antwerp THE TOWN 'N TWEED SHOP '- ' L . Sin: .---f- '- ly H l W .- -'.,,,..-- ' . ,,,,.,,,,-ww' wiuunevrv - W- V-- ' 1609 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 327-5676 ..,--- Graduation Dresses at . . THE LYN-DELL SHOP 410 Princeton Ave. Bluefield, West Virginia I can resist anything but temptation. CITIZENS UNDERWRITERS Complete Insurance Service Our sixty-first year 403 Bland Street Phone 327-5141 Bluefield High School rings are bought at J. W. WATERS COMPANY Jewelers 309 Federal Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of SOUTHERN OFFICE SUPPLY and SOUTHERN PRINTING CORPORATION 412 Princeton Avenue Bluefield, West Virginia ONCE YOU TRY YOU WILL ALWAYS BUY DUTCH OVEN PASTRIES FROM OVEN TO YOU We Specialize in Wedding, Birthday, and Party Orders 1508 BLAND STREET PHONE 9094 Compliments of BLUEFIELD FURNITURE COMPANY 534 Princeton Avenue BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Everything I like is either illegal, immoral or fattening. KARL H. FRYE, INCORPORATED Roofing-Sheet Metal Plumbing-Heating 1801 Bluefield Avenue luefield, West Virginia Tel. DA 7-5314 Compliments of HENDERSON'S SUPERETTE T The Tailgate Twosome and the Front Seat Five That wild Parker Ki d really goes in for sideburns. Editorial Disagreement THE THORNTON COMPANY Bluefield, West Virginia Wearing apparel of distinction Of all my relatives, I like myself the best. EASTERN COAL CORPORATION Bluefield, West Virginia THE HI-Y CLUB President: Drew Leckie Vice-President: Bob Perkinson Secretary: David Bell Treasurer: John Feuchtenberger Chaplains: Eddie Jarrett gl Pete Magann COMPANY 418 Bland Street Bluefi eld, West Virginia 325-7168 ,,,,,.0.,,, 9 fi M KEY CLUB OF BLUEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL To err is human ---- Dern it! ! TABOR TRAILER SALES Live where life is better Own a mobile home. Phone 325-7618 New Princeton Road Bluefield, West Virginia From your friends at Betsy Ross - Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs L. D. Feuchtenberger L. D. Feuchtenberger, C. W. Feuchtenberger R. R. Stuart, Jr. C. R. Scott C. W. Matheny J. M. Matheny D. W. Carr Howard Gross E. J. Roher Congratulations to the outstanding Class of 64 and to the staff of the 1964 Beaver J Good Luck Seniors A 1 1 4 ZWOzg DAIR Y PRODUCTS I Hey, Diddle, Diddle . . . Ify ttlytfdy tl S C Y At... THE BEACON KERSEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Box 151 BLUE FIE LD, VIRGINIA It's Better Than Good 'C' ,. Awe , P o MAL 5 7Q,0,4,zv? I ,LV , A L0 , ' efllaw MJ PPS EMO LCZJZQLX Qweafff ,dfzfo ZJJ-soil. Q3 cf?.,gO.,1'g7'-Jgc. J I f . Milk Ice Cream Your Family Gets The Most From FOREMOST 'Is it Danny? Steve? Bill? Delayhe? I Any time that the truth doesn't hurt it's a good idea to double-check it. GOODYKOONTZ C ! Bluefield, West Virginia 6 123013 more cavities!! 327-7601 FRANKIE'S LA SALUTE CLUB Dinner - Dancing Italian Spaghetti - Broiled Steaks Frank Ferrante R. F. D. 3 Owner Bluefield, W. Va. Compliments of A. W. COX DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Nationally Famous Brand Names What the well-dressed fink should Wear. Conscience gets a lot of the credit that belongs to cold feet. 7lee 7lew f0l0WlHl Bluefield's Most Friendly and Comfortable Theatre Assorted Nuts Our advisor's true opinion of the annual. I I Compliments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. 621 Commerce Phone 327-5913 Complete Office Outfitters Bluefield, W. Va. For A Lovelier You ,O -f IRST IN FINE FURNITURE EVA'S BEAUTY SALON ' A 'x Matz Hotel Mezz or Phone 325 8566 ff 6.04, cfcwd lH1c ' Y The trouble wxth belng punctual IS that there s no one there to appremate It Phone 325-8181 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BLUEFIELD F1rst 1n Banklng Serv1ces if-'H .,,...-A-.3'l-5 ,Al-.!.v ' F.D.I HOME OF BETTE R VALUES 200 Federal Street Bluefield, West Virginia Tact is what you don t say when you re angry. Congratulations to the Graduating Class Schools of Accounting and Financial Administration Business Administration and Management Transportation Management Secretarial Science I.B. M. 327-8208 Elevator Service Federal Street Bluefield, West Virginia HOME DIAL OFFICE DIAL 325-9481 325-9617 CHURCH AUTO SALES The Finest In Used Cars LESTER CHURCH 713 Bluefield A Owner Bluefield W. V Everybody flunked my first test! , L THE BRIER MOTEL AND RESTAURANT A Dial 325-9111 Cumberland Road BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA -.En '.1.: . . . not over 35, and stay on your own side A word to the wise is superfluous. P5010 Bluefie1d's Camera Center 404 Bland Street Dial 327-5042 Bluefield, West Virginia 1 Satin-Sky - - fSighJ '+- ,Jagl Compliments of The Drag Ha,gs T'-l-1---I uPENNEY'Sl J. C. Penney Company, Inc. RICHMOND CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Phone 7-5294 116 South Street Bluefield, West Virginia 24 hr. self-operated laundry The Crown Jewels Friends are people who dislike the same people El Presidente U. D. CARTER 81 SONS Electrical Contractors 218 Princeton Avenue Dial 327-5536 I I Bluefield West Virginia BLUEFIELD SUPPLY COMPANY Distributors of a Wide Variety of Nationally Advertised Products Subsidiaries: Dixie Appliance Company Counts Automotive Supply Rish Equipment Company Virginian Electric Inc. uulnuv W ,!!.-3 - .-.,, ' xiQi,l.l' p Halitosis is better than no breath at all! I k L The Campus Where Christ Is Pre-Eminent BLUEFIELD COLLEGE The Library I if A Thousands N 7 .faq X X X 0 ob WFLAT TOP NATIONQLLQZLQSLQ iiiiimz A W' fmaao Blub T ' in L ,low HERE Jo.N Now People who live in stone houses shou1dn't throw glasses DES KINS SUPERMARKETS Ralelgh st Y -Y-YW -. -Y- zila- ----- --- Y...,,..1-,ag . .4 if YI TNI AMERICAN OIL 'Heating Comfort . . . with Free Insurance Protection 9 Pine Street Bluefield, West Virginia D. E. Blankenship, Agent Telephone 327-9817 Sock 'im again, Jennifer! I am handsome, brave, thrifty, clean, good-looking, noble, intelligent, reverent and witty Compliments of SH UMATE' S Radios Records Appliances Television Stereo Phonographs ZENTTH RCA VICTOR Shop Service on All Brands Electronic Equipment 529 Commerce Street Phone 327-6419 Bluefield, West Virginia Mob Scene from The Rise and Fall of Lunch BRADLEY'S Have just what you Want in Ready-To-Wear and accessories Bradmann Building Bluefield, West Virginia .A-ywfff' fz3?f971v . .ww am, 4 O L E w..,,.W-:-f-fi '2m :'1y,,,, 'N' -2:?E3:fE:.fgE5E:1:1, BAKING Awardwinning CO IQ Bane! V Batter Whipped fift y ,, -' .,--W :: : Sunbeam Bread Sllflbeafrl HG1ghtS ,..-H Bluefield, West Virginia 'T Beauty Your Home With Lifetime Aluminum nings and Sidings, Storm Windows and Screens FASHION FLORIST- For Free Estimate Call 325-8596 BETTER HOMES COMPANY P.O. Box 145 Bluefield, West Virginia 513 Federal Stfeel , Bluefield, West Virginia I am also a tiny bit conceited. Those filthy gym floors! Compliments of ANDERSON'S RADIO AND TELEVISION Your Magnavox Dealer 1703 Jefferson Street Bluefield, West Virginia The girl tire BLUEFIELD BOOK SHOP Everything in Books 517 Commerce Bluefield, West Virginia BLUEFIELD FLORAL COMPANY Bluefield Sanitarium Clinic Building Phone DA '7-6194- 7-6195 When your outgo exceeds your income, your upkeep is your downfall Public demonstration of the Getgood Tobaccoless cigar. MOORE'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER You get more at Moore's Bland Street and College Avenue 1. 51,-Q. ' -8.4 . VMI, Everyone's shopping at . . . ' PHIL'S FASHIONS in downtown Bluefield . . . Why d0n't you? Whistler' s Mother' s English Teacher Everyone's rushing to . . . MONTGOMERY WARD 320 Federal St. Architects cover their mistakes with ivy. Home-ec students use mayonnaise THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF BLUEFIELD Congratulations the class of 1964! Bluefield, West Virginia Member F.D.I.C. in ELA POWERIRECTIFIER PEMCO CORPORATION U. S. ROUTE 52 NORTH BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Congratulations to the Graduates Point of Satietyu When it isn't the money but the principle of the thing--it's the money. Established 1927 SARVER CANDY COMPANY Wholesale 504 College Avenue SCHRAFFT's Candies Phone 327-7017 Bluefield, West Virginia Beauty is its own reward DRU'S BEAUTY SHOP 318 Coal and Coke Building Bluefield, West Virginia The uf' 1 Design Homer meets the President PLATNICK BROTHERS, INC. Complete Steel Warehouse ers Fabricators Anything Metal Bluefield, Virginia A chaperon is somebody who didn't make the team but is still in there intercepting passes Compliments of BLUEFIELD TELEVISION CABLE CLOVER DEW DAIRY Fresh dairy products Phone 325-8842 Bluefield-Princeton Road Bluefield, West Virginia Bluefield Television Cable 125 North Street Bluefield, West Virginia Don't Jump Compliments of COPPINGER MACHINERY SERVICE P1 'Deck the halls with t flat of posters I ll Pg, n v A Bluefield, West Virginia gl O Congratulations To The Graduates ' Yum- N , l D A siticrefli lipelfta. -.t-.C N 'X X QLLRAQQ XXQQJYNLWFLQQQJVI Cl5..fgux, KJT?.,Mi,,X V NWC., Cnc 'Cav cp QCFRXYC 0- XQr'Lx.. 'A 'KYOQXYZB 1 Lis: A 'Hg TH SIGNO A OOD SI N . ,fi TW 'fkmel XNNCiui,lQQf.. QORCKE fini? Cimfv QXCX-i'W i' MTV X E Uv ' f '- 1 D6 C-w1:p4ax.Q..'vC..,C.,4Qis-, Sick-IMNEQJF Brave K D f-.Era F3OIRl?ySlgNg: Guinness ca CWM Nd? CQ 5 gf' N N Women X , H - we , X N I' .A c . X 4, V, J JN-4.31, g L XJ-CY-N 93 X J VAWU-lf ' BLUEFIELD, WEsTNi?'iRG1N1A EXW is fl- QTYQAJ-IC XS fi, XQJAJ CAC:-1,44 I -,Ym,,....---.-' , LI ,X ' 6-fzwfb AB wi.-.. N XX The-re's nothing faster on the takeoff than the school bus you've just missedxxbxb f five to Q fe Wear fs as T--if A if WW '. .,,.. . , - 1 eb-U-1' .Q LJC, his C- N CK, gsx ' IT'S Today's Top CHOICE! COLONIAL JEWELERS Bluefield, West Virginia Can I buy an annual for this much? L--1 MONROE SUCKERS HANKLA'S REXALL PHARMACY B1uefie1d's year round toy department Russel Stover Candies Exclusively EAST RIVER SERVICE STATION AND GRILL R fx XX. M.B. Vaught z,i7ifI'IINa Washington Street Extension ' N 1 W. 'Why c1on't you come up and see me some time, big boy! Q. 1 . ., For the easiest travel on earth take TRAILWAYS Specialist in friendly Is the foot- first class travel ball the round OHS? and charter service Call Trailways 327-8147 327-8175 327-8176 We never make misteaks! , V Y L', .1-kg,z '5g-wjyi Es.-,Q .f Tr. ' f .fan ', ' 1 1: ' A ' X I, If N' 'WJ' km! - ..,,, -17- ,....,, ,J ., -- , . .4 Q so Q ix ,ii ., Goode Queen Carole withe her court of faire Sz sparkling ladies Compliments of GENERAL TIRE AND TREAD Home of: General Tires Kraft Recapping Bear Alignment and Balancing Raybestos Brake Service Phone 325-8191 Bluefield Avenue at Spruce Street Bluefield, West Virginia It seems to be too smal1 Any car will last you a lifetime if you're careless BLUEFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY Distributors Bluefield, West Virginia Our 67th year of service Meet the gang at LYNN'S DRIVE-IN Route 52 Bluewell, West Virginia Mighty Seniors ! it , Assorted 24-carat Smiles fith just a little more effort you can be impossible? x, ,. 4. I fjx J D5 , 'bl 1' 5'llfx'i.'xmv'7QOUjJvp , W, I., D DJJ K E 1 M 7 AUD is , V lf E W 'fl f fly D3 U' bl my THE JEWEL Box X N' , - Lfft' . v I 4 , ' JP Pllrdb QQ pi, 118 Federal Street CSSVWLCQZAV Ui' Bluefield, West Virginia IJ ll 'xfxirxl lfinmpliments of Bluefielwe Leading Jewelers LECKIE MINE OFFICES Floating Crap VEST INSURANCE AGENCY 402 Coal and Coke Building Bluefield, West Virginia Nuestra Dama De Espanol The funny thing about trouble is that it often starts out being fun. la . 2 Q, X ,nl Have a c igar! It's a boy! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BLUEFIELD Corner Bland 8: Ramsey Sts. Bluefield, West Virginia Where you save DOES make a difference' Start any time - any amount! I Accounts insured to 310,000.00 by an Agency of the U.S. Government Why don't you come up and see me sometime? You have all the possibilities of becoming a total stranger Big Luke S r - ,- ' ,- 14-U., 1 1. KOLLEGE DRIVE INN We appreciate your patronage Phone 327-8951 College Avenue Bluefield, West Virginia Cat on a Hot Tin Swing Yeah, yeah yeah! ! ! YEAH? ? '? Ah! Romance . . . It' s Superman! Hi, y'a,11, We've run out 0 pictures Paste your favorite picture here ,,. p X1 g 1 All this and heaven too' Silly Seniors in the spring Try sulfur and lard three times a day J! f fi 1 ,,iZ?T.-Qf,mJ gjipf ,ffl'irfC'Z,fifL7i-! 'T' TJ 'x 1 .--'Q -. ff ff Compliments of .f Lf' Lf fp fb U I-Adi, if V. if z .T ' 4. f 'T'.! :5:,CfQf L,,,g:f2,AfL,,.,f ,EQ .NC ,E-we tw-f Q f T ii T ' 9 f1,,RY,2ft,i ,-f,T-La,,'yffl A' 'f rp ,-74lQ,, .Az--'EC fyfvl 'fa 3 A ' 4 TH? -TLA 'V-ir? Q ,gf if 1 THE COACHES, fe 1 L yi A X L THE FOOTBALL TEAM, , Q U AND THE TRACK TEAM is sv . Q X99 Q? N it T2 The staff of the 1964 BEAVER greatly appreciates the sincere cooperation of the student body, the teachers, and the school administration in making the Annual a suc- cessful venture. We have enjoyed our attempt to picture for you the school year. What- ever success we have attained, we can attribute directly to your interest and cooperation. ANNUAL I GQ wx 'SQSOQQ f THE ANNUAL STAFF so ED T D Q 5 -:Q -. V 1 4 av' 522 5 T A T' r ,M 1945 JD' ,--at HEY, l 'QA I? . I O - I Semor HUGH SHUTTLEWORTH ADAMS- National Honor Society JACK AGNEW LARRY AGNEW CLARA AKERS DONALD LEE AKERS- Key Clubg Senior Superlativeg Homecoming Escort JERRY SAMUEL AKERS JAMES WILLIAM ALLEN- Key Clubg Hi Y Clubg Bible Clubg Track Teamg Football Team KEITH ALLEN RICHARD FRANKLIN ALLEY- Latin Clubg French Clubg National Forensic Leagueg National Thespiansg Beaver Bulleting Hi Y Club CAROLYN ELIZABETH ANDERSON- Bible Club- first vice-president-secretary-treasurerg Band JOHN ANDERSON CONNIE SUE ARRINGTON- Y-Teensg Band-secretaryg Bible Clubg Majorette SUSAN GAIL ASBURY- Keyettesg Beaver-B5 G.A.A.g Latin Clubg Bible Clubg Y-Teens VE LMER ANDREW ATWE LL MARY ANN AUSTIN- National Honor Societyg Annual Staff g LatinClub-treasurerg Y- Teensg Future Teachers: French Clubg Library Assistants' Clubg Keyettesg G.A.A.g Laurel Leavesg Second Miler CAROL SUE AYERS- Future Nursesg Health Careers Or- ganizationg Choir HARRY WAYNE BALDWIN LINDA LEE BALLARD- Y-Teens3BandgMajoretteg Latin Clubg All-County Banclg Keyettesg Bible Club PATRICIA ANN BAUGUESS- Choirg French Clubg Laurel Leavesg G.A.A.g Future Teachersg Bible Clubg Future Nursesg Y-Teens ANN LOUISE BELCHER- Future T e a c h e r s g Y-Teensg G.A.A. BRENDA CAROL BELCHER- Bible Club MARGARET KATHLEEN BELCHER- F u t u r e Ho m e - makers 5 Latin Clubg Health Careers Organizationg Future Nursesg Y-Teens CLAUDIA BELL- FrenchClub3 Future Teachersg National Honor Society-treasurerg Keyettesg Latin Clubg Library Assistants' Clubg Y-Teensg Choirg Second Milerg Third Place County Science Fairg Third Place Regional Science Fairg G.A.A.g Third Place V.F.W. Essay Contest PHYLLIS JEAN BELL zrectory CHARLES EDWARD BERRY THOMAS CARLTON BIVENS- Key Club RICHARD BOLEY CARL ELLIS BOONE- Track Team JERRY ALAN BOVENIZER- Football Teamg Basketball Teamg Track Teamg Boys' Stateg Laurel Leavesg Vice- president of Junior Classy Secretary .of Senior Classg Rotarian of the Monthg Beaver Bg Key Club-presidentg Senior Superlative ELIZABETH CHRISTIAN BOWEN- Y-Teensg Latin Clubg Future Teachers JUDITH ELAINE BOWLES CONNIE BOWMAN EMORY BOWMAN CAROLYN SUE BOYD- Bible Clubg Future Teachersg Y- Teensg Choir MARY HELEN BOYD- Future Teachersg Y-Teensg Student Councilg Bandg Drum Majorette DANNY DOUGLAS BREWER ROBERT BUNDY BROWN- Band SARA JEAN BROWN- Homecoming C andidate 5 Future Teachersg Student Council-treasurerg National Honor So- cietyg Keyettesg Beaver-B5 G.A.A.-vice-presidentg Y- Teens WILLIAM EUGENE BROWN CHARLENE VIRGINIA BURGOYNE- Student Councilg Y- Teensg G.A.A. MARY SUE BURNETT DENNIS JEFFREY BURNHAM DANNY RIC HARD BURTON RONALD LYNN BURTON- Football Teamg Track Teamg Homecoming Escortg Key Club KAREN BETH CAMPBELL RONALD LANE CAMPBELL- Concert Choirg Choirg Bandg Stage Band TONI KAY CAROSI- VFW Essay Contest Awardg Student Councilg Laurel Leaves 5 National Honor Society CAROL JEAN CARTY ANNA MARIE CARRIGAN- Y-Teensg Health Careers Or- ganization NANCY ETHEL CAVANAUGH- City Youth Councilg Bible Clubg Y-Teensg Latin Clubg G.A.A.g Future Nurses 160 Senior Directory I RUSSELL EUGENE CHANDLER- Key Clubg Basketball Teamg Track Team WILLIAM CHILCO JUDY GALE CHILDRESS JANET DARLENE CLINE- Y-Teensg Choir RANDY COMPTON THOMAS DEAN COOK- National Merit Scholarship Final- ist. THOMAS EDWARD COOPER- Football Managerg Choirg Concert Choirg Homecoming Escortg Stage Crewg City Youth Councilg Mercer County Choral Festivalg Senior Class Play during Junior Yearg National Thespiansg Na,- tional Honor Societyg Senior Superlativeg One Act Plays STEPHEN FALOR COPELAND- Key Clubg Football Tea mg Track Teamg Basketball Team JANET FAYE CREGGER- Choir JERRY WAYNE CREWS- Key Club-Board of Directorsg Football Teamg Homecoming Escortg Hi Y Clubg Track Team SYLVIA SUE CRIGGER- Y- Teens MARTHA ANN CROCKETT- Editor- 1964 Beaver g Choirg Concert Choirg Centennial Governor's Chorusg French Clubg Latin Clubg Future Teachersg Laurel Leavesg Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalistg National Honor Societyg City Youth Councilg Y-TeensgSecond Milerg Senior Super- lativeg Madrigal Groupg Newspaper Columnist THOMAS CARDEN CROMER- Beaver-B5 Manager of Football, Basketball, and Baseball Teamsg Key Club- Board of Directors 5 Senior Superlative CORUM EDWARD CUNNINGHAM- Track Teamg Football Team DONALD DAVIS FRANK CARL DAVIS- Bible Club JANET LYNN DELANEY- Y-Teens PAUL DELIDA SALLY REBECCA DILLON- Band-Sergeant at Armsg Or- chestrag Drum Majoretteg Homecoming Candidateg All- County Bandg All-Area Bandg G.A.A. RONNIE LEE DOO LEY HAROLD DOSS JUDY LYNN DUNCAN- Y-Teensg G.A.A. MARTHA LEE DUNCAN MARY LEE DUNCAN- National Honor Societyg Student Councilg Health Careers Organizationg First Place-Soil Conservation Essay Contestg Y-Teensg G.A.A.g Choirg Future Hornemakers l6l MARY KATHERINE DYE- Choir HUGH JAMES EDMONDS- Key Clubg Senior Superlativeg Football Teamg Track Teamg Baseball Teamg Basketball Team CAROLYN ANN ELDRIDGE- Choirg Beaver Mascot Alter- nate CHARLES E LLER LARRY SHANKLIN ESTEP- F o otb all Teamg Baseball Teamg Track Team PHYLLIS FARMER RITA FARMER- Beaver-B5 G.A.A.g Future Homemakersg Y-Teens TEDDI RAE FENDER- Future H o m e m a k e r s 5 Future Teachers g Latin Clubg Y-Teens JOE EDWARD FERGUSON- Varsity Basketball Team in Petersburg, Indiana JOHN WILLIAM FEUCHTENBERGER- Latin Clubg French Club-presidentg National Thespiausg National Forensic League-presidentg Senior Superlativeg Beaver Bulleting Second Milerg Hi Y Club-treasurerg Hi Y District Presidentg National Honor Societyg Annual Staffg National Merit Scholarship Finalist HUBERT LEROY FLOWERS ROBERT WAYNE FOGLEMAN WILLIAM CLAYTON FORD- Boys' Stateg Sopho more Class Presidentg Junior Class Presidentg Senior Class President 3 National Honor Society g Student Councilg Second Milerg Key Club-treasurerg Manager of Football Teamg Football Tearng Basketball Teamg Laurel Leaves 3 Rotarian Student of the Monthg Student Government Day-Board of Directors DELORES ANN FOWLER JUDY ANN FOWLER- Choir DAVID SPENCER FRANCIS- Key Clubg Homecoming Es- cortg Track Teamg Basketball Team SUSAN GAIL FRENCH- Y-Teensg Future Homemakersg Choirg Delegate to F.H.A. Conference VIVIAN JANE FRENCH- Keyettesg Future Teachers JUDY ANN FRYE RUSSEL WAYNE GAITHER CAROL ANN GALBRAITH- Future Teachersg Latin Clubg Y- Teens 5 Library Assistants' Clubg Keyettesg Second Miler KATHRYN KAYE GAWTHROP- Latin Club 5 Future Teach- ers-secretaryg Y-Teens-senior s e c t i o n al secretary- treasurerg Keyettesg Beaver-Bg G.A.A. Senior Directory ANGIE GENovEs1- Health careers Organization DAVID LEE GENTRY- Bible Club MANUEL LUTHER GIAMPOCARO BEVERLY DAWN GOFORTH- Keyettesg National Honor Societyg Second Milerg Y-Teens-second vice-presidentg City Youth Councilg Future Teachersg Beaver-B5 G.A.A.g Cheerleaderg Sophomore Class Treasurerg French Club CAROLYN GOODWIN- Future H o m e m ake r s g Future Teachersg Y-Teensg G.A.A. SANDRA KAY GOODWIN- Keyettesg Future Nursesg Y- Teens JACK GRAHAM CONNIE ESTHER GREENSPON- Future T e a c h e r s 5 Y- Teens ANNALEE GROSE- Y-Teensg G.A.A. STEVE HAGER SHERRY JEAN HALE- National Honor Societyg Future Homemakersg Sophomore Class-vice-presidentg Junior Class-secretaryg Senior Superlativeg First Attendant to Homecoming Queeng Student Councilg Y-Teens GEORGE RONALD HALL JANET DARLENE HALL PHILIP GEORGE HALL- All-County Bandg Band DONNA MARIE HAMM- G.A.A. KAROL SUE HARRY LARRY EDWARD HARTMAN- Key Clubg Senior Superla- tive JEANNE CAROL HAYNES- F ren c h C lub 3 Beaver-B3 G.A.A.g Y-Teensg City Youth Council LOREN RONALD HAWKS- stage Bandg Bandg A11-county Bandg Bible Club BRENDA KAY HELTON- National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Future Teachersg Y-Teensg Choirg G.A.A. SUSAN DIANE HENDERSON- City Youth Councilg G.A.A. DONNA MAE HENDRICK- Y-Teens BRENDA JOYCE HENDRICKS- Choirg Y-Teensg Senior Superlative CATHERINE ANN HIGGINBOTHAM- Future Teachersg Latin Clubg Senior Superlativeg G.A.A.g National Honor Societyg Y-Teensg Keyettesg Choir CHARLDTTE YVONNE I-HLL- Choirg Concert Choirg Na- tional Honor Societyg Future Teachers DIANE VAUGHN HILL- Y- Teens-publicity c h a ir rn an g Choirg Keyettes-vice-presidentg Future Nurses 3 Future Teachersg Concert Choir 3 Second Milerg Madrigal Groupg National Forensic League-first vice-presidentg National Thespiansg Student Councilg Beaver Bulleting Senior Su- perlativeg National Honor Societyg Homecoming Candidateg Co-Editor of the- 'l964 Beaver 5 Library Assistants' Club MELBA JEAN HILL SARAH PAXTON HILL- Bible Club-secretary-vice-pres- ident WILLIAM l-IITT- Football Teamg Track Teamg Bible Club- presidentg Choir-vice-presidentg Student Council-presi- dentg Senior Superlativeg Second Milerg Student Body Pres- identg National Honor Society NAN LEE HOGE KAREN SUZANNE HOLBROOK- Choirg All State Choirg Keyettes-secretaryg Future Teachersg Latin Clubg French Club-secretaryg Y-Teensg G.A.A.g Concert Choirg National Honor Societyg Madrigal Group JENNIFER VINSON HONTS- Latin Clubg French Clubg Y-Teensg G.A.A.g National Forensic Leagueg National Thespiansg Second place and third place County Science Fair g Second place and Honorable mention Regional Science Fairg Medical Technology Award CAROLYN LEE HOOVER SUSAN DELANE HOPKINS- Library Assistants' Clubg Second Miler JUNE MEREDITH HOUCHINS- G.A.A.g Library Assist- ants' Clubg Y-Teensg Choir WAYNARD GARNETT HUBBARD DORIS DARLENE HUFFMAN- Choir APRIL DIANE HUGHES- Future Te ache rs -treasurerg Latin C lub-first vice-presidentg Y-Teens-senior sectional vice-presidentg City Youth Councilg Second Milerg Key- ettesg National Honor Societyg Runner-up in Conserva- tion Essay Contestg French Clubg Choir KATHLEEN TAYLOR HUMES- Y-Teensg American His- tory Awardg Laurel Leavesg Latin Clubg National Honor Societyg French Clubg Health Careers Organizationg Sec- ond Miler JA1VlES WILLIAM HYAMS- Latin Clubg Health Careers Organization g Annual Staffg Key Clubg National Honor So- cietyg Hi Y Clubg Homecoming Escortg Senior Superla- tive JERRY WAYNE JACKSON- Key Clubg Student Councilg Homecoming Escortg Board of Directors for Student Gov- ernment Day BARBARA SUE JANUTOLO DONNA JUDITH JARRELL- Choirg Y-Teens EDWARD BERNARD JARRETT- Hi Y Club-chaplaing One Act Playsg Homecoming Escort 162 Senior Directory JOYCE MAE JOHNSON- Girls' Stateg Homecoming Can- didateg Annual Staffg City Youth Council- secretaryg Future Teachersg Latin Clubg Keyettes-Board of Directorsg Lau- rel Leavesg Y-Teensg Senior Supe r lative 3 Beaver-B5 G.A.A.-point keeperg Beaver Bulleting National Thespiansg National Honor Societyg National Forensic League SHARON ANN JOHNSTON- Choirg Bible Clubg Concert Choirg Bandg Stage Bandg National Honor Societyg Laurel Leavesg Senior Superlativeg Second Milerg Homecoming Candidateg Sophomore Class S e c r e ta ry 3 Junior Class Treasurerg All-State Chorusg Student Council KATHRYN LYNN JONES- Y-Teens 3 Laurel Leaves g Future Nursesg G.A.A.g Latin Clubg Future Teachersg City Youth Council KYLE JONES SUE ELLEN JONES- Choir PAUL VICTOR KELSEY- Football Teamg B a s ke tb all Teamg Track Team CAROLYN SUE KESTING- Y-Teensg Future Teachersg Future Nursesg City Youth Council PATRICIA ANN KIPFINGER- Latin Clubg Future Nurses JULIANE KRUPEY- Future Nursesg Future Teachersg Y- Teensg Bible Club ROBERT EUGENE LAMBERT OAKLEY JUDSON LAMBERT- Key Clubg National Thes- piansg National Honor Societyg Senior Superlativeg Home- coming Escort JAMES EDWIN LAlVl1E- Student Council MABEL IRENE LANG- Y-Teens GEORGE WILLIAM LAVENDER- Hi Y Clubg Laurel Leaves 5 National Honor Societyg Homecoming Escortg Senior Superlative ANDREW JAMES LECKIE- Football Teamg Hi Y Club- presidentg Laurel Leavesg One Act Plays BRUCE EDWARD LEEDY- French Club RAYMOND MORRIS LESTER- Hi Y Club BARBARA SUE LEWEY- Y-Teens NANCY LOUISE LINKOUS- Science Clubg Future Home- makersg May Dayg National Junior Honor Society Cattended Tazwell High Schoolj LARRY ALAN LITTERAL- Track Teamg Manager of Bas- ketball Team 3 French Club LANDA SHARLEE MCCLOUD- Latin Clubg Future Nursesg City Youth Council BURLEY ALLEN MCCOMAS NORMAN RICHARD MCCRAY 163 SUSAN GAIL MCCURDY- Laurel Leavesg City Youth Coun- cilg Choirg Latin Clubg Y-Teensg Future Teachers FRANCES ELIZABETH MCGONAGLE- Y-Teensg Latin Clubg Health Careers Organization-pres identg Future Teachersg Homecoming Candidateg City Youth Council JAMES WILBUR MCNEE LY- Football Teamg Track Teamg Bible Club g Mayor for Student Government Day TERRY ALAN MABREY- Bible Clubg Manager of the Track Team FAITH ELOISE MACE- Latin Club-presidentg National Honor Society-secretaryg French Club-tr e as ure rg Y- Teensg Future Teachersg Keyettes-board of direotorsg Laurel Leaves 3 Annual Staffg Senior Superlativeg Second Milerg Glee Clubg Concert Choirg All-State Chorusg Gov- 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Citizenship Awardg Elk's Leadership Awardg G.A.A.g Madrigal Group EVELYN ANN MARTIN- S tude nt Body Vice-presidentg Student Council-vice-presidentg Latin C lub - treasurerg Future Teachers historian-p r e s ide nt 5 Laurel Leavesg National Honor Societyg Y-Teens-s e c r e t a r y 5 Second Milers 5 Keyettes-treasurerg Co- Ed Correspondentg Fu- ture Nurses-secretary-treasurerg Homecoming Candi- dateg Senior Superlativeg City Youth Council GARY VAN MARTIN LINDA SUE MARTIN SUZANNE MARTIN- Future Nursesg Future Teachersg Senior Superlativeg Miss Latina of 19625 Latin Clubg Y- Teens BILL MATTHEWS- Football Team 5 Baseball Teamg Track Team MARTHA RITZ MAYS- Health Careers Organizationg Y- Teensg ChoirgDelegate to Mid-winter Y-Teen Conference in Richmond, Virginia BECKY ANN MELVIN- Y-Teensg G.A.A. SHARON DIANE MILCHIN- Y-Teens-treasurer-presi- dentg Beaver-Bg G.A.A.-secretary-treasurerg Student Council-Secretaryg Treasurer of Senior Class 5 Senior Su- perlativeg National Honor Societyg Second Milerg Future Teachers-parliarnentariang Keyettesg Latin Clubg Annual Staff 3 Girls' State g Second Attendant to Homecoming Queeng City Youth Councilg First Runner-up for D.A.R. Awardg National Forensic League-second vice-presidentg One Act Playsg Beaver Bulleting Delegate to Virginia-Carolina Y- Teen Conference 5 Board of Directors for Student Govern- ment Day MARSHALL MILLSAP RICHARD DALE MITCHELL ETHEL GENEVA MORRIS REBECCA CABELL MORRIS- City Youth Councng Key- ettesg Y-Teensg Future Teachers 3 French Club 5 Latin Clubg G.A.A. Senior BRENDA JEAN NAPIER- Y-Teensg Latin Clubg Future Teachersg Bible Club HANS ERICH NAUMAN SANDRA JEAN NEAL- Y-Teensg Future Teachersg City Youth Councilg G.A.A. GEORGE ANDREW NEEL PAUL EDWARD NESTER- Football Teamg Track Team JOHN HARVEY OAKES- Football Team Captaing Basket- ball Team Captaing Track Teamg Senior Superlativeg Stu- dent Council DANNY BENJAMIN OLIVER . MARGARET SHELBY PAOLIELLO- Y-Teensg Future Teachersg G.A.A.g French Clubg Homecoming Candiclateg Library Assistants' Club ARTHUR KERN PARKER- Key Club-secretaryg Boys' Stateg Senior Superlativeg French Clubg National Honor Society-vice-presidentg American History Awardg Laurel Leavesg Homecoming Escortg National Merit Finalist MICHAEL FORREST PEARMAN FRANK PENAS FRED BRUCE PENNINGTON NORMA JEAN PERDUE- Band PAULINE JOYCE PERDUE-G.A.A.gLatinC1ubgY-Teensg Bandg Future Teachers BRENDA JEAN PHILLIPS- Choirg Y-Teens DANIEL MELTON PLATNICK- French Clubg Senior Su- perlative CORLISS VIVIAN POE- Majoretteg Bandg Latin Clubg Y- Teensg G.A.A.g First Attendant to Queen at Band Camp BRENDA SUSAN PORTER- Y-Teensg G.A.A.g Future Teachersg City Youth Councilg Future Nursesg Bible Club DIANE IMLAY POST- Concert Choirg Choirg A cappella Choirg Keyettesg Future Teachersg Y-Teensg G.A.A. ELIZABETH CLARICE POWERS- Choirg A cappella Choirg Concert Choirg Y-Teens PATTY RALPHENE RATCLIFF- Y-Teensg G.A.A. JENNIE FRENCH RATLIFF- Senior Superlativeg National Honor Society-presidentg National Forensic League-sec- retaryg Homecoming Candidateg Bible C lubg Laurel Leavesg Library Assistants' Club CARL JAMES RATCLIFFE JOHN RIDDLE DARLENE RIGGINS JIM RITTER- Chorus irectory DIANE MARIE ROBERTSON JULIA ROBINSON- Choir PEGGY ANN ROHRER BRENDA JOYCE ROLAND- Y-Teensg F u t u r e H o m e - makers CRAIG OTIS ROLEN DARLENE EDITH ROMEO JAMES CHESTER ROSE SHARON AELISE ROSE- ChoirgY-Teensg G.A.A.g Laurel Leavesg City Youth Council NANCY ELIZABETH ST. CLAIR- National Honor Societyg Keyettesg Second Milerg Future Teachers-treasurer-vice- presidentg Latin Clubg French Clubg G.A.A.g Y-Teensg Li- brary Assistants' Club JULIA PATRICIA SANDERS- Latin Clubg Future Teachersg City Youth Councilg G.A.A.g Y-Teens SYLVIA ELAINE SANDS- Choirg Y-Teens CAROLYN ROSE SARGEANT- Choir 3 Latin Clubg Y-Teens KAREN JANE SARVER- Keyettesg National Honor Societyg Future Teachersg Y-Teens-senior sectional presidentg Student Cotmcilg City Youth Councilg Latin Club JAMES DONALD SAWYERS- Bandg Bible Club MARVIN SHIELDS ROBERT EUGENE SHOCKLEY- Bible Clubg Band BARBARA ANN SHODA RANDOLPH WIARD SHODA- Track Teamg B a s k e tb all Teamg Football Teamg Vice-president of Senior Class JOYCE ANN SHORT- Bible Club JANE AUSTIN SHOW RIC HARD LYNN SHREWSBURY BARBARA LANE SHUMAKER- Latin Clubg Beaver-B3 G.A.A.3 Future Nursesg Future Teachersg Y-Teensg City Youth Council HELEN JANE SIKO- G.A.A.g Future Teachersg Latin Clubg Health Careers Organization-vice-presidentg S t u d e nt Councilg National Honor Societyg Keyettesg Y-Teens MICHAEL WAYNE SME LTZER CAROL JANE SMITH- Homecoming Queeng Cheerleaderg City Youth Council-first vice-presidentg Y-Teens-treas- urerg Beaver-Bg G.A.A.-point keeperg National Honor So- cietyg Senior Superlativeg Latin Clubg Keyettesg French Clubg Future Teachers-historiang Student Council NANCY SUSAN SMITH 64 Senior Directory MARY EVE LYN SMOTHERS MARGARET SCOTT SNELLINGS- Bandg Choirg National Honor Societyg Second MilergAIl-State Bandg Stage Bandg Concert Choir PHYLENIA GAGE SNOW- Pep Club CWelch High Schoolj SUSAN KAYE SOWERS- Latin Club-S e c r e t a r y g Future Teachersg French Clubg Beaver-B3 G.A.A.-presidentg Y- Teens-first vice-presidentg City Youth Council-second vice-presidentgSenior Superlativeg Second Milerg Library Assistants' Club-presidentg Homecoming Candidateg Key- ettes JILL SPANGLER- Future Teachersg Y-Teensg He a lth Careers Organization ELETHA RUSSELL SPARKS- Choirg Y-Teens LINDA KAYE SPENCER ' CLAUDIA STARR SPINE LLA DONALD HARROLL STALLINGS- Key Clubg Homecoming Escort DEBBIE STEPHENS PHYLLIS ANN STOWERS HARRY TRUMAN STREET JOHN STRICKLAND- Football Teamg Track Team APRIL DAWN STUMP- Future Nursesg Y-Teens JIMMIE PHIL SURFACE- Band RAYMOND SUTPHIN- B as ke tb all Teamg Track Team JOYCE ANN TABOR THOMAS TATEM DARLENE TAYLOR- Y-Teensg G.A.A. RICHARD CALVIN TAYLOR RONALD DAVID TAYLOR- Band IRIS GAYLE TAYLOR CHARLES EDWARD TEAGUE CLARENCE ANDREW THOMPSON ELIZABETH ANN THOMPSON- Bible Club JACK NASH THOMPSON CONNIE BELINDA THORNE JOSEPH CAMPBELL TURLEY- LatinClubg Student Coun- cil 165 JAMES HOWARD UMBERGER- Track Teamg F o o tba ll Teamg Student Council BEATRICE REBECCA VASVARY MARIE ELAINE VEST- Future Hornemakersg Y-Teens VELMA RUTH WALKER- Future Teachersg Y-Teens CHARLES EDWARD WATSON CLYDE WEBSTER WATSON- Bible Clubg Band DEBBIE WATTS- Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Yearg National Honor Societyg Keyettesg Library Assistants' Club-vice-presidentg French Clubg Latin Clubg Y-Teensg Future Nurses WILLIAM ROBERT WEBB- Track Team 5 Basketball Team LUCY ELLEN WEIER- Student Council, National Thes- pians-secretary-treasurerg Latin Clubg Future Teachersg Y-Teensg Beaver Bulletinglieyettesg City Youth Council- second vice-president-presidentg Beaver Mascotg Beaver- Bg G.A.A.g Laurel Leavesg Student Announcerg National Honor Societyg Annual Staffg Second Runner-up for D.A.R. Awardg Sophomore of the Yearg Senior Superlativeg Na- tional Forensic Leagueg Second place Conservation Essay Contestg Science Fairg Second Milerg Board of Directors for Student Government Day HERMAN LEWIS WHITLOW ROGER WHITLOW MARY JANE WHITT RITA GAIL VVILBURN JOYCE ELAINE WILLLAMS- Bandg Y-Teens MINOR WILLIAMS BONNIE WILLIAMS- Future Nursesg Y-Teens MARY ELIZABETH WILSON- Choir SANDRA WIMMER GINGER WINESETTE ELIZABETH ANN WOOD- Future Teachersg Choirg Key- ettesg Y-Teensg Health Careers Organizationg Latin Club SARA ELIZABETH WORLEY SHARON WRIGHT DIANA THETYS WYGAL- Future Teachersg French Clubg Y-Teensg Keyettes-vice-president-president JERRY LYNN YOST A Acord, Sharon . . . 43 Adams, Hugh . . . 23,109 Adams, Mary . . . 43 Adams, Patricia ...14 Adkins, Dolly . . . 43 Adkins, Tommy . . . 43,76,78,79 Akers, Don . . . 23,34,65,103,115 Akers, Larry . . . 53 Akers, Linda . . . 43 Akers, Jerry . . . 40 Alexander, Jennifer . . . 43 Aliff, Margaret . . . 53,69,73,67 Allen, Jim . . . 23,104 40 Allen, Keith . . . Alley, Richard. . . 23,75,111,11o, 63 Amos, Virginia . . . 53,64 Anderson, Carolyn . . . 23,69,105, 78 Anderson, John . Andrews, Delayne . ..4O . . 43,84 Armstrong, Barry . . . 53 Arney, Ben . . . 53,65 Arnold, Barbara . . Arnold, Janice . . . . 43 53 Arrington, Cormie . . . 23,77,78 Arrington, Lambert . . . 10 Asbury, Susan . . . 23,97 Atwell, Andy . . . 53 Atwell, Becky . . . 70,72,67 Atwell, Eddie . . . 43 43 Austin, Marcia . . . Austin, Mary Ann . . . 7,23,64,70, 72,67,8l,l09,66,1l6,108 Ayers, Carol . . . 23 Ayers, Dorothy . . . 14,67 B Bailey, Barbara . . . 43,66,71,73, 67,96 Bailey, Butch . . . 53 Bailey, Carolyn . . . 53,71,73,74 Bailey, Connie . . . 53,73,96 Bailey, Helen . . . 53 Bailey, Linda . . . 43 Bailey, Robert . . . 43 Baker, Jane . . . 53,64,69,71,73, 67 Baker, John . . . Baldwin, Charles . . . 53,69 Baldwin, Harry . Baldwin, Larry . ..23 ..43 Baldwin, Louise . . . 43,96 Baldwin, Pat . . . 43,64,66,68,70, 73,80,67,96,1l0,63 Baldwin, Sue . . . 53 Bales, Barbara . . . 53,71,73 53 Ball, Jimmy . . . Ball, Margaret . . . Ballard, Linda . . . 77,78 53 4o,64,66,72, Barlow, Elaine . . . 53 th 53 Barlow, Kerme Barlow, Sue . . . Barnett, Carolyn Barnett, Carolyn ...53 ...43 Barnett, Georgia . . . 43,64,68,73, 89,67,74,l07,95,97 Barnett, Randy . . . 43,62,84,90, 92 Index Barrett, Judy . . . 53 Bauguess, Patsy . . . 23,72 53 Beck, Jean . . . Beckett, Howard . . . 43 Belcher, Ann . . Belcher, Brenda Belcher, Danny . Belcher, Dermis Belcher, Linda . Belcher, Ginger .23 ...za ..4a,65 .43 . . 53 ,69 . 23,66 Bell, Brenda . . . 43 Bell, Carolyn . . . 43 Bell, Claudia . . . 23,64,66,70,72, 67,81,109,108 Bell, David F .... 43,65,75,67, 107 Bell, David H .... 43,67 Bell, Phyliss . . . 23 Bell, Sue . . . 53 Bennett, Evelyn . . .53 Berry, Chuck . . . 24 Bias, Korky . . . 53,75 53 Bishop, Mindy . . Bivens, T. C .... 24 Black, John . . . 53,62,75 Blackwell, Susan . . . 53 Blankenship, Mary ...14 Blankenship, Pat . . . 53,78 Blevins, Mary . . .53 Bodell, Linda . . . 53,73 Bone, Harold . . . 53 24 Boone, Carl . . . Boone, John . . .- Boone, Rita . . . 43 Booth, Ruth Esther ...43 Bourne, Ditra . . . 53 Bourne, Doug . . . 53 Bovenizer, Jerry . . . 24,22,3O, 65,106,84,92,114 Bowen, Betty . . . 24,70,72 Bowles, Judy . . . 40 Bowles, Judy . . . 43 Bowles, Mike . . . 53 Bowling, Gary . . . 53,76,79 . . 53 Bowman, Connie . . Bowman, Joyce . . . Bowman, Sharon . . Bowling, Peggy . Boyd, Barbara . Boyd, Carolyn . . . . 24 43 . 53,73 53 24,76 Boyd, Sandra . . . 53,67 Bradley, Ruth Ann . . . 43 Branch, Kenneth . . .14 Bratton, Carolyn . . . 43,64,66,72, 73,80,74,96,63 24 Bray, Larry . . . Brewster, John . Brooks, Ray . . . 24 Brewer, Danny . . . . . 53 53 Brooks, Shelia . . . 53,73 24 Brown, Bill . . . Brown, Bob . '. . Brown, Sara . . . 24,62,64,70,72, l05,109,96,97 Bruce, Henrietta ...14 Brugnoli, Gina . . . 53,67 Buchanan, Rose . . .43 Bundy, Barbara . . . 43,76 Burgoyne, Charlene . . . 24,72,97 Burke, Patty . . . 53 166 Burkett, Sharon . . . 53,67 24 Burnett, Sue . . . Burnham, Jeff . , .24 Burnley, Donna . . . 64,43,70,67 Burton, Danny . . . 24 Burton, John . . . 42,43,62,67,92 Burton, Ronnie . . . 25,655,105 Burton, Thomas . . . 53,93 Butts, Dwayne . . . Buzzo, Tommy . . 43,112 . 43,86,92 Byers, Charles . . . 53 Byard, Janice . . . 53,73 Byrd, Leslie . . . 53,70,73 C Cain,Ray...53 Caldwell, Mickey . . . 25,113 Caldwell, Rod . . . 53 43 Calfee, Aleta . . . Call, Becky . . . 43 Call, Bobby . . . 53 Campbell, Karen . . . 25 Campbell, Nancy . . . 42,43,66,73 89,97 Campbell, Ronnie . . . 25,76,79 Cannady, Runae . Carbaugh, Carol . . . 53,73 . . 53,62,73 Carbaugh, Danny . . . 53 Carnell, Char les ...53 Carosi, Butch . . . 43 Carosi, Toni . . . 25,62,109 Carr, Carolyn . . . 44 Carter, Anita . . . 53,7o,73 Carter, Brenda . . . 44 Carter, Leslie . . . 44,67,73,78 Carter, Louis . . . 44 Carter, Louise . . Carter, Lucille . . . 14,65,70,74 44 Carter, Paul . . . . 53,78,73 Carter, Randy . . . 53,84,93 25 Carty, Carol . . . Catron, Terry . . . 53,71,73 Caudill, Clara . . . 25 Caudill, Geneva . . . 44 , Cavanaugh, Nancy . . . 25,34,66, 97 Chandler, Brenda Chandler, Rusty . Chapman, David . . 44 . . 25,65 44, 76 53 Charney, Dennis . . . Chedister, Thelma . . . 14,74 Chilco, Beverly . . . 54 25 chnco, Bill . . . Childress, Judy . . . 25 Chmara, John . . . 14,85,93 Chryssikos, Jeanne . . . 54,62,69 52,96 Clark, Alex . . . 54 Cline, Beth . . . 54 25 Cline, Janet . . . Clendenin, Doug . ..54 Coburn, Marvin . . . 44 Cochran, Linda . . . 44,66,69 Cole, Doug . . . 54 44 Cole, Sandra . . . Coleman, Ginger . . . 48 Coleman, Kella . . . 54 Coles, Mitty . . . 54,73 Collins, Steve . . . 54 Colteryahn, Tona Combs, Carolyn . ,..54 ..54 1 Cooke, Sandra . . . 109,96 Davis, Carol . . . 54 Combs, Lynn . . . 54 Compton, Brenda . ..54 Compton, Brenda . . . 44,76 Compton, Dianna . . Compton, Donald . . Compton, Randy . . Conley, Brown . . . . 58 . 54 . 112 54 Cook, Tom . . . 25,106 44 Cooper, Donna . . . Cooper, Susan . . . 54,78 44 Cooper, Tom . . . 25,33,68,105, 81,109,111,115 Copeland, Steve . . . 26,65,84,115 Coppinger, Danny . . . 44,65,85,92 Corner, Walter . . . 44 Crane, Beverly . . . 44,74,78 Cravens, Rusty . . . 54 Crawford, Hampton Cregger, Janet . . . . . .112 26 Crews, Jerry . . . 26,65,105,75, 114 Crickmer, Bruce . Crigger, Curtis . . ..54 .54 Index Dudley, Theda . . . Duff, Anne . . . 44,62 Dula, Steve . . . 54,75,67 Dunahoe, David . Duncan, Jane . . ..44 . 54 Duncan, Judy . . . 26,72 Duncan, Martha . . . 26,66 Duncan, Mary Lee . . . 27,71,72, Fralick, Debbie . . . 55,73,67 Francis, David . . . 27,65 115 Francisco, David . . . 45 Franes, Jim . . . 110 French, Susan . . . 28,72 French, Sylvia . . . 45 French, Vivian . . . 28 Frye, Judy . . 28 Frye, Iris . . . 45 Crigger, Sylvia . . . 26 Crisco, Domia . . . 54,76 Cromer, Dutch . . . 26,38,65,1l5 Crockett, Martha . . . 26, 27,6,66, 72,76,l06,67,109,116, 115,108 Cunningham, Corum . . . 26 44 Cyphers, Bill . . . D Dale, Terry . . . 44 Damron, Janith . . . 44,76,78 Davidson, Pam . . . 54,73,67 Davis, Bill . . . 54 Duncan, Mouse . . . 54 Duvall, Roger . . . 44,65 Dye, Mary . . . 15 E Ealy, B Ealy, L renda . . . 44 inda . . .44 Edgington, Sandra . . . 44,66,73, 96 Edmonds, Hugh . . . 27,29,65,85 Effron, Effron, Elaine . . . 19 Lynn . . . 44,73 Eldridge, Carolyn . . . 27,76 Ellis, Linda . . . 44 Elswick, Bill . . . 44 England, Ronnie . . . 54 Epperson, Pat . . . 54 Erps, George . . . 11 Estep, Charlene . . . 54 Estep, Larry . . . 27,84 Evans, Barbara . . . 54,73 Evans, Evans, Everett, Margaret . . . Ewing, Ewing, Bill. . . 54,75 Cecil . . . 54 John . . . 54 Susie . . . 54,73,76 F 54,78 Fanning, George . . . 15,65 Farley, Donna . . . 44,66,68,69, 70,73,8O,67,96,63 Frye, Linda . . . 45,66,73,67,96 Frye, Owen . . . 55 Furrow, Linda . . . 55 G Gainer, Merrill . . . 15,84,92 Gaither, Russell . ..28 Galbraith, Carol Ann . . . 28,64, 81,108 Gatherum, Jim . 45,65,85 Gatherum, Stan . . . 45 Gawthrop, Kaye . . . 28,66,68,70, 72,74,97 Genovesi, Angie . . . 28,71 Gentle, Jim . . . 45 Gentry, David . . . 28 Getgood, Jimmy . . . 45,78 Giampocaro, Mallie . . . 28,115 45 Gibney, Mary . . . Gibson, Larry . ..55 Gibson, Sharon . . , 45,68,71,73, 67 Gillespie, Lela . . . 55 Gilliam, Judy . . . 55,73 Gilpin, Judy . . . 45 Gilpin, Patty . . . 45 Gilpin, Jimmy . . . 45 Gilpin, Suzanne . . . 55 Godwin, Ann . . . 73 Goforth, Beverly . . . 28,64,70,72 Davis, Donald . . . 26 Davis, Frank . . .26 Davis, Patty . . . 54,67 Dawson, Gary . . . 54 Dawson, Valerie Dean, Jane . . . 54 ...54 Dean, Mary . . . 15,63 Deitz, Bill . . . 44,65 Delaney, Janet . . . 26 Delida, Paul . . . 26 Delp, Sammy . . . 44 Dickerson, Carolyn . . . 54 Dickey, Bobby . . . 44,76,67 Dillon, David . . . 54,75,85,93 44 Dillon, Jane . . . Dillon, Sally . . . 26,77,105,78 Dinger, Avis . . . 54 Dinger, Diane . . . Farley, Robert . . . 44 Farlow, Larry . . Farmer, Patty . . Farmer, Rita . . Farmer, Sandra . Farmer, Sandra . Farmer, Sharon . Farmer, Tommy . Featherstone, George . . . 45 Fender, Teddi . . . 27,72 Ferguson, Billy Ferguson, Shelby . . . 54 Feuchtenberger, John . . . 7,27, 66,80,106,63,75,67,114, 111,108 Fitagerald, Shelia . . . 54,73 Fizer, Deana . . . 54,78 89,67,97,115,108 Goforth, Jim . . . 55 Goins, Brenda . . . 55 Goins, Linda . . . 55 Goodson, Sam . . . 79 Gonano, Katherine . . . 15,74 Goodwin, Carolyn . . . 28 Goodwin, Martha . . . 55,73,78 Goodwin, Sandra . . . 28,72 Graham, Jack . . . 28 Greenspon, Connie . . . 28 Greenspon, Jerry . . . 55 Gregory, Charlotte . . . 45,77,78 Gregory, Harry . . . 55 Griffin, Sylvia . . . 45,67 Griffith, Debbie . . . 45 Gross, Anna Lee . . . 28 44 Dissibbio, Benny . . . 62,54 Dixon, Rose Marie . . . 54,71,73 Dodson, Paul . . . 44,62,85,92 44 Dooley, Jimmy . . . Dooley, Ronnie . . . 26 Douglas, Billy . . . 44,84 Douglas, Diane . . . 73,96,67 Douglas, Kathy . . . 96 44,e4,s6,ea, 54,66,71,73, Douthat, Barbara . . . 44 54 Douthat, Mike . . . Dudley, Diane . . . 54 Dudley, Delores . . .54 Floyd, John . . . 45 Foglem Foglem an, Bobby . . . 27 an,Ann...54 Foglesong, Virginia . . . Ford, Betty . . . 54,62,68,69,73, 74 Fora, Clay . . . z7,22,32,e2,1o6, Foster, Fowler, 85,108,109,114 Susie . . . 54,73,67 Delores . . . 27 Fowler, Judy . . . 27,76 Fowler, Linda . . . 54,78 Fowler. Fox, Be Randv. . .54 cky . . . 45,e6,68,7o,'13, 67,81 167 Gross, Jane . . . 45 Gross, Jimmy . Grosse, Dinah . ..55 ..55 Grubb, Ricky . . . 55 H Hager, Brenda . . . 55 Hager, Douglas . . . 45 55 Hager, Ken . . . Hager, Steve . . . 45,112 Hager Virginia . . . 55,76 113 Hagy, ,Doug . . . Hale, Jimmy . . 45 Hale, Carolyn . . . . 55 Hale, Sherry . . . 28,62,72,103, 114 Hall, Betty . . Hall, Dwight , Hall, Janetl . . . 29 Hall, Jon . . . 55,76,78,79 Hall, Judy . . . 55,78,79 Hall, Phillip . . . 29 Hall, Ronnie . . . 29,79 Hamm, Donna . . . 29 Hammes, Sally . . . 45,64,66,68, 73,67,81,96 Hammons, Delmas . . . 55 Hancock, Anne Harless, Raymond . . . 45 Harless, Ronnie . . . 55 Harrington, Mary . . . 55,71,73 Harris, Brownie . . . 55 Harris, Carlos . . . 45,76 Harris, Joe . . Harris, Nat . . Harrison, Bob Harrison, Carolyn . . . 55 Harrison, Sharon . . . 45,73,89, 67,96,95 Harriss, Jeannie . . . 45,64,66,73, 63 Harry, Carl . . . 55 Harry, Jimmy Hartman, Larry . . . 29,28,65,115 Harvey, Helen Haven, Robin . . . 45,78 Hawes, Ben . . . 45,79 Hawkes, Ronnie . . . 29,69,78 Haynes, Jeanne . . . 29,36,68,7O, 67 Helmandollar, Betty . . . 55 Helmandollar, Paul . . . 112 Helms, Wayne Helton, Brenda . . . 29,66,72 Helton, Debbie . . . 55,62,70,73 Henderson, Susan . . . 29 Hendrick, Donna . . . 29,72 Hendrick, Kay Hendricks, Brenda . . . 29,39,76 Hensley, John . . . 55 Hemson, Joey . . . 55,69 Hicks, Rita . . Hicks, Shirley Higginbotham, Ann . . . 29,37,64, 66,70,72,109 Hill, Charlotte . . . 29,76,109 Hill, Deedy . . . 6,29,35,64,66,70, 72,8l,63,76,105,109,116, 114,110,108 Hill, Melba . . . 29 Hill, Paxton . . . 29,69 Hitt, Bill . . . 30,24,62,69,76,85, 109,108 Hoback, George . . . 45,75 Hoback, Sharon . . . 45 Hodges, Michele . . . 55 Hodges, Sandy . . . 55,76 Holbrook, Karen . . . 30,64,66,70, 72,67,109,96 Holbrook, Nancy . . . 45,66,73 Holcomb, Richard . . . 45,78 Honts, Jennifer . . . 30,66,72,67, 111,63 Hoops, Betty . Hoover, Carolyn . . . 27 ndex Hopkins, Gloria . . 55,78 Hopkins, Susan . . . 30,81,108 Horne, Earnest . . 45 Houchins, Buster . . . 46 Houchins, June . . . 3O,72,81,96 Hubbard, Wayne . .30 Hubble, Richard . . . 46 Hudgins, Elaine . . . 46,77 Huffman, Darlene . . . 76 Hufford, Bob . . . 46,69 Hughes, Cheryl . . . 64,66,68,46, 70,73,67 Hughes, Diane . . . 30,64,66,68, 67,70,72,8l,74,109,116, 108 Hughes, Kathy . . . 46 Hughes, Kathy . . . 71,73,96 Humes, Kay . . . 3O,66,72,67,81, 109,116,108 Hurnes, Tim . . . 55 Humphreys, Winnie . . . 46 Hurley, Brenda . . . 46 Hurst, Roger . . . 46,112 Hutchinson, Dorothy . . . 46 Hutchinson, George . . . 46 Hutton, Dennis . . . 46,86 Hyams, Jim . . . 7,23,30,65,66,71, 75,l04,109,114 Hypes, Brenda . . . 46 J Jackson, Jerry . . . 30,62,65,103, 114 Jackson, Nancy . . . 46 Janutulo, Wayne . . . 55 Jarrell, Donna . . . 30 Jarrell, Nancy . . . 46,69 Jarrett, Eddie . . . 20,105,45,75, 110,115 Jarrett, Keith . . . 55 Jefcoat, Conner . . . 46 Jewell, Sam . . . 55,69 Johnson, Chipper . . . 55,85,92 Johnson, Don . . . 55,85 Johnson, Doris . . . 46,70,6'7,96 Johnson, Irene . . . 46,71 Johnson, Jamie . . . 67 Johnson, Joyce . . . 7,30,25,64,66, 68,7O,97,63,l15,72,73, 104,106,109,96,111 Johnson, Mark . . . 46,62,65,84 Johnson, Philip . . . 46 Johnston, Sharon . . . 31,23,76, 104,78,79,109,116,115, 108 Jones, Bill . . . 46 Jones, Carolyn . . . 55,67 Jones, David . . . 46 Jones, Hamilton . . . 55 Jones, Iris . . . 55 Jones, Kay . . . 31 Jones, Kyle . . . 31 Jones, Nan . . . 31 Jones, Stephen . . . 46 Jones, Sue . . . 31,76 Jordan, Mary Alice . . . 46,70,73, 67 Juba, Gail . . . 46 Judkins, Janis . . . 46,67,110 Justice, Frances . . . 46,66 168 K Kahle, Andy . . . 55,67 Kanode, Greg . . . 46,78 Karnes, Doug . . . 46 Karnes, Karin . . . 15 Karnes, Rick . . . 42,62 65,46,67, 85,90,92 Kaylor, Lewis . . . 55,67 Kelsey, Vic . . . 31,84,115 Kendall, Butch . . . 46 Kensinger, Don . . . 15 Kercher, Edytha . . . 16 Kessler, Jack . . . 46 Kester, Barbara . . . 73 Kestmgs, Carolyn . . . 31,72 Kidd, Rita . . . 46 King, Anne . . . 46,64,66,71,73,80 63 3 King, Lila . . . 46,68,71,73,89,97 King, Randy . . . 55 King, William . . . 55 Kipfinger, Nancy . . . 46 Kipfinger, Patty . . . 31 Kirk, Phyllis . . . 46 Kitts, Gail . . . 46,96 Kosinar, Bill . . . 46,113 Krupey, Greg . . . 55,67 Krupey, Judy . . . 31 L Lambert, Bill . . . 46 Lambert, Darrell . . . 55 Lambert, Eugene . . . 31 Lambert, Bud . . . 31,35,65,l04, 109,114,111 Lambert, Sam . . . 55,62,84 Landreth, Ann . . . 55 Landreth, Leon . . . 79 Lane, Gordon . . . 55 Lang, Irene . . . 31 Larue, Lois . . . 46 Lavender, Chip . . . 31,36,104,75, 109,115 Lavin, Sammy . . . 46 Law, Sandra . . . 46 Lawrence, Barbara . . . 46,69,76 Lawrence, Clifford . . . 55 Laws, Carolyn . . . 55,70,73,52, 96 Lawson, David . . . 55 Lawson, Gloria . . . 46 Lawson, Mike . . . 46,76,78,79 Lawson, Rebecca . . . 56 Lazenby, Elsie . . . 46,64,66,70, 73,96 Leckie, Drew . . . 31,75,85,111, 115 Leedy, Bruce . . . 32 Leftridge, Danny . . . 47 Lester, Raymond . . . 32 Levitt, Don . . . 56 Levitt, Jerry . . . 47 Lewey, Barbara . . . 32 Light, Louise . . . 12 Lilly, Cindy . . . 56,64,67,71,73, 74,111 Lilly, William . . . 16 Linkous, David . . . 56 Linkous, Linda . . . 47 Linkous, Mellie . . . 78 3 Linkous, Nancy . . . 32 Linkous, Randy . . . 56 Linkous, Tommy . . . 47,65 Litteral, Larry . . . 32 Longworth, Ricky . . . 47,65,75 Lorber, Richard Lovelace, Tommy . . . 47 47 Lovill, Kay . . . Lusk, Alvin . . . Lynch, Carol Sue . . . 56 Lyons, Linda . . . 56,67,73 Lyons, Teresa . . . 47 M Mccmu5n,P6ua...4z7a646m 96 McCloud, Bill . . . 47 McClung, Andrea . . . 47,66,70, 73,76,67,96 McComas, Burley . . . 32 McCommas, Elaine . . . 47 McConnell, Lee McConnell, Mike . . . 56 McCormick, Jamie . . . 47,76 McCoy, Pam . . . 56,68,71,73 McCray, Norman . . . 32 McCue, Jim . . . 47,75 McCue, Lynn . . . 47,64,66,7O,73, 67,96 McCurdy, Gail . . . 32,68,70,72 McFarland, Patty . . . 56,69,73, 67 McGee, Dell . . . 69,56,73,67 McGlothen, Betty . . . 47 McGonagle, Anna . . . 56,68,71,73 McGonagle, Frances . . . 33,66, 71,105 McGredy, Sharon . . . 56,69,78 McKenzie, Charles . . . 47 McLaughlin, Carter . . . 67 McLaughlin, Elizabeth . . . 16 McMeans, Margaret . . . 56,68,73 McNeal, Marilyn . . . 47 McNeely, Jim . . . 33,114 McNulty, Vivian McReynolds, Carolyn . . . 56 Mabrey, Eileen . . . 56 Mabrey, Terry . . . 32 Mace, Faith . . . 7,32,26,64,66, 108,70,72,106,67,107, 109,116,96,115 Magann, Pat . . . 56,62,85 Magann, Pete . . . 17,73,75,85 Magann, Susan . . . 47,71,96 Mallarney, Marleen . . . 56,76 Mamone, Barbara . . . 56,73 56 Manns, Logan . Mariotti, Carl . . . 56 Mariotti, Willie . . . 47,62,85 Marra, Alison . . . 56 Martin, Ann . . . 32,62,64,66,68, 70,72,104,lO7,109,115, 108 Martin, Gary . . . 32 Martin, Kay . . . 56 Martin, Mary Lynn . . . 56,64,69, 73,96 Martin Paul . , . . 47 Martin, Richard . . . 56 Martin, Roger . Index Martin, Sue . . . Martin, Suzanne 71 Matthews, Bill . Mattox, Jim . . . Mays, Kathy . . . Mays, Kathy . . . Mays, Martha . Mead, Linda . . . sz . .. 32,29,64,70, .. 32,95 47 47,69,73 56,7o,7s . 32,71,72,81 47 Meadows, William . . . 56 Melcher, Steve . . . 47,78,79 Melvin, Becky . . . 33 Melvin, Bill . . . 56 Milchin, Sharon . . . 7,33,22, 24, 62,64,110,114,66,68,7O, 72,76,63,97,108,96,80, 103,106,109,107 Miles, Vicki . . . 47,73 Miller, Barbara . . . 56,73 Miller, Connie . . . 56 Millsap, Marshall . . . 33 Mitchell, Betty . . . 47 Mitchell, Richard Dale . . . 33 Mitchem, Dickie . . . 56 Mitchem, Doug . . . 47 Mitchem, Sammie . . . 47,69,73 Moore, Bill . . . 47 Moore, Jimmy . . . 56,75 Moore, Joan . . . 47 Moore, Nancy . . . 56 Moore, Ray . . . 56 Moore, Wanda . ..16 Moricle, Eugene . . . 47 Morris, Becky . . . 33,64,66,70, 72,67 Morris, Ethel . . . 33 Morris, Philip . . . 47,85 Morrisette, DeeDee . . . 47,69,7O, 73,96 Morrison, Cathy . . . 47,69,73,71 Moss, Jim . . . 16,84 Mullins, Micky Muncey, Ken . . ...33 .16 Munsey, Tom . . . 16,84 Murphey, Carolyn . . . 56 Myers, Patty . . N .47 Napier, Brenda . . . 33 Nash, Linda . . .56 Naumann, Hans . . . 33,115 Neal, Brenda . . Neal, George . . Neal, Larry . . Neal, Letha . . . .56 .33 . 56 47,66,70,73 Neal, Margaret . . . 47 33 Neal, Sandy . . . Neal, Sharyn . . . 47 Nelson, Connie . . . 56,73,76 Nester, Paul . . . 33,85 Nester, Vaugh . . . 56 Nichols, Danny . . . 47 Nichols, Janice Nichols, Jerry . ...56 ..47 N6b1e,susan .. .56,64,7o,73,96 Nunnery, Frances . . . 47,70,73, 96 Nunnery, Linda . . . 56,67 Nunnery, Tommy . . . 47 O 169 O'Conner, Pat . 48 110 O'Dell, Barbara O'Quin, Patti . . O'Toole, Mary . 48 67 73 96 Oakes, John. . . 33 25 85 90,91 92 Oakes, Vernon . 48 84,91 93 Oliver, Damiy . . 33 112 Oliver, David . . P Paisley, Betty . Paoliello, Shelby 34 70 72 104 Parker, Kern . . 34 26 65 103 111,1o6,75,67,109,116 114 Parker, Jerry . Parker, May . . Parker, Sharon . Parks, Barbara Parks, Dudley . 56 84 Parmesano, Mary Parsons, Rick . 48,65 85 Pearman, Mike Peery, Annette . Peery, Chris . . 48 78 Peery, Pam . . . Penas, Frank . . Pendleton, Carmella Pendleton, Paul Pennington, Ferrell 48 112 Pennington, Fred Pennington, Warren Perdue, Boge . . Perdue, Charles Perdue, Frank . Perdue, Jimmy 48 112 Perdue, Norma Jean Perdue, Richard Perkins, Jennie Lou 67,68 Perkins, Walter , 6 75 78 Perkinson, Bobby 48 75 Perky, Michael Peters, Jane . . 48 68 71 73 96 Peters, Judy . . 48 68,89 97 Phelps, Ronnie . 56 65 52 84 Phillippi, Valerie Phillips, Brenda Phillips, J. B. . Pigeon, Rita ., . Pills, Judy . . . Pitzer, Kay . . . Platnick, Daniel 34 31 67 Poe, Becky . . . 56 73 Poe, Corky . . . 34,66,72, ,78 Poff, Coy . . . 56 Pollard, Brenda Polle, Ned . . . 48 65 Portis, Sheila . 56 73 Porter, Susan . . 34 65,7 72 Post, Diane . . . 34 64 72,73 96 Powell, Jim . . . 48 65 Powers, Elizabeth 34 76 Pritchard, Novelda Proffitt, Brenda Proffitt, Carl . . 48 112 Proffitt, Theresa Proffitt, Walter 7o,72,89,1o2,1o7,1o9,96, Pruett, David . . . 56 Pugh, Gerald . . . 56 Q Quesenbury, Delores . . . 56 Quick, Patrice . . . 48 R Rasi, Toni . . . 56 Ratcliff, Patty . . . 34 57 48 Ratcliff, Susan . . . Ratcliff, Wayne . . . Ratcliffe, Carl . . . 34,115 Ratliff, Jennie . . . 35,3l,l05,81, 109,116,63 Ratliff, Tim . . . 48,112 Redmond, James . . . 48 Richards, Jean . . . 17 Richardson, Betsey . . . 57,69,70, 73 Richardson, Linda . . . 57 Richardson, Martha . . . 57 Riddle, John . . . 35 Riggins, Barbara . . . 48 Riggins, Darlene . . . 35,76 Riggs, Jimmy . . . 57 Riley, Mark . . . 48 Riley, Susan . . . 57 Ritter, Gary . . . 57 Ritter, Jimmy . . . 35,76 Roach, Connie . . . 57 Roach, David . . . 35 Roach, Homer . . . 57 Roark, Alvin . . . 48 Roark, James . . . 57 Roark, Shirley . . . 57 Robertson, Nancy . . . 48 Robinette, Torn . . . 57 Robbins, Debbie . . . 48 Robinson, Julia . . . 35 Rogers, Stanley . . . 48,65,85 Rohrer, Peggy . . . 35 Rolen, Brenda . . . 35 Rolen, Craig . . . 35 Rolen, Pat . . . 57,76 Rolen, Raymond . . . 48,86 Romano, Doug . . . 57,84,93 Romans, Johnny . . . 57 Romano, Kit . . . 48,85,93 Romano, Pat . . . 42,48,85,92 Romeo, .Darlene . . . 35 Rose, Jim . . . 35 Rose, Sharon . . . 35,72 Rosenthal, Debbie . . . 57,67 Roten, Doug . . . 57 Ruble, Robert . . . 57 Runion, Pam . . . 57,76,67 Rutherford, Pam . . . 57,62 S St. Clair, Nancy . . . 35,64,66,70 72,67,81,l09,l08 Sage, Wayne . . . 57,78 Sale, Belva . . . 48 Sanders, Judy . . . 35,66,68,70,72 Sargent, Carolyn . . . 36 Sarver, Barbara . . . 57 Sarver, Karen . . . 36,74,109 Sarver, Susan . . . 73,48,62,66,68, 70,96 Saunders, Jeanette . . . 57 Sawyers, Don . . . 36,78 Index Sayers, Robert . . . 48 Scholl, Nancy . . . 48,7O,73 Schuller, Bretton . . . 49 Scott, Louise . . . 2,3,l7 Searcy, Bill . . . 49 Shaffer, Barbara . . . 57 Shaw, Cheryl . . . 49,73,67 Shell, Doug . . . 49,86 Shelton, Betty Jean . . . 49 Shields, Marvin . . . 36 Shields, Mary Ellen . . . 17 Shields, Mike . . . 57,65 Shockley, Bobby . . . 36 Shoda, Barbara . . . 36 Shoda, Randy . . . 36,22 Short, Connie . . . 49,73,67 Short, Joyce . . . 36,69 Shott, Bob . . . 49 Shott, John . . . 49,75 Show, Jane . . . 36,72 Shrader, Betty . . . 49,96 Shrader, Richard . . . 57 Shrewsbury, Paul . . . 57,76 Shrewsbury, Richard . . . 36,105 Shumaker, Barbara . . . 36,66,72, 97 Shumate, Bob . . . 57 Shumate, Cheryl . . . 49,67 Shumate, Wayne . . . 49 Shupe, Jane . . . 49 Shupe, Jerry . . . 57 Shutt, Roger . . . 17 Shutt, Tommy . . . 57 siko, Jane . . . 36,62,64,71,72,109 Simmerman, Jennie Lou . . . 49, 64,66,68,70,73,74,111 Skidmore, David . . . 57 Smeltzer, Mike . . . 36,39 Smith, Carole . . . 36,30,64,66,68, Spracher, Bill . . . Spracher, Billy . . Spracher, David . 57,84 . 57,84 . . 57,84 Spradlin, Donna . . . 57,62,78 Spradlin, Mike . . Spradlin, Sandra . 57,92 ..49 Sproles, Brenda . . . 49 Stacy, Nancy . . . 57 Stafford, Bobby . . .57 Stallings, Don . . . 37,65,105 Stamper, Kenneth . . . 57 Stanley, Kathy . . . 57,67 Steel, David . . . 57 Steel, Terry . . . 57,75 Stephens, Deborah ...37 Stevens, Phyllis . . . 57,57 49 Stewart, Andy . . . Stewart, Charles . . . 57 Stowers, Phyllis . Stone, Kenneth . . . . . 37 17,69 Strickland, John . . . 37,84 Strong, Barbara . . . 49,96 Stuart, Anna M. . . . 49,88,11o smart, Anne R. . . . 49,81,64,70 78,157,110 Studebaker, Rosemary . . . 70,7 , 80,67,49,64,66,110 Stultz, Bob . . . 49 Stump, Dawn . . . 37 Stump, Harry . . . Stump, McHenry . Sudduth, Aleta . . . Surface, Donna . . Surface, Jimmie . 18 . . 49 49 . 57 .37 Sutphin, Judy . . . 49 Sutphin, Ray . . . 37 Sutherland . . . 57 Sword, Mary . . . 49 Stykes, Lannie . . . 54 T smith, smith, 115,97 Doug . . . 57 Elizabeth . . . 49,89,7o,78 Smith, Jean . . . 17 Smith, Joan . . . 36 Smith, Joe . . . 49,75 Smith, Linda . . . 49,75 Smith, Nancy . . . 36 Smith, Patty . . . 57,73 Smith, Ruth . . . 17 Smith, Terry . . . 49,76,78,79 Smith, Yvonne . . . 49 Smothers, Brenda . . . Tabor, Joyce . . . 37 Taylor, Brack . . . 57 Taylor, Darlene . . . 38 Taylor, Darrell . . . 57,67 Taylor, Irish Gayle . . . 37 Taylor, Rita . . . 57 Taylor, Ronnie . . . 37 Taylor, Taylor, Teague 2 Russell . . . 57,81 Sandy . . . 57 Charles . . . 38 Taylor, Linda . . . 49 a Teal, J de . . . 49,62 Smothers, Carol . . . 45 Smothers, Mary . . . 47 Snellings, Margaret . . . 37,76,78, 79,109,108 Snider, Cheryl . . . 57 Snider, Jody . . . 49,78,79 Sowers, Susan . . . 37,38,64,66, 68,,97,81,70,72,l04,67, 96,115,108 Spangler, Jill . . . 37,70,71,72 Sparks, Eletha . . . 37,76 Speery, Rocky . . . 49 Spencer, Linda . . . 37 Spicer, Stella . . . 57 Spinella, Bonnie . . . 57 Spinella, Starr . . . 37 170 Terry, Robert . . . 49 Thacke , Jane 57,71,73,67 r . . . Thomas, Steve . . . 57,76,78,79 Thompson, Brenda ...57 Thompson, Carolyn . . . 49 Thompson, Carolyn . . . 57,67 Thompson, Clarence . . . 38 Thompson, Jerry . . . 49,67,81 Thompson, Jimmy Thorn, Connie . . . ...49 38 Thornton, David . . . 57 Tiller, Brenda . . . 57 Tiller, Pat . . . 49 Todd, Dickie . . . 49 Tolbert, Linda . . .58 Tolbert, Pat . . . 38 Trail, Connie . . . 58 Tsakares, Dina . . . 58 Turley, Jimmy . . . 58 Turley, Joe . . . 38,37 Tupin, Lee . . . 58 Tyree, Woodley . . . 58,73 U Umberger, Jimmy . . . 38,186 Underwood, Hoot . . . 49,65 Unroe, Larry . . . 49,64,84 V Vasvary, Becky . . Vaugn, Marty . . . 58 Vaught, Cheryle . . Venable, Charles . Verano, Cheryl . . . 49,68,70,73, 67 Vermillion, Nancy . . . 50 Vest Marie. Elaine , . . . 38 Vick, Carolyn . . . 58,64,73,76,67 Vincent, Ester . . . 58,78 W Wagner, Barry . . . 58 Wagner, Linda . . . 58 Wagner, Ted . . . 58 Walker, Betty Jo . . . 58,73 58 Walker, David . . . Walker Jud , y . . . 50 Walker, Roy Wayne . . . 38,113 Wallace, Beverly . . . 50 Walls, Edith . . . 58 Walls, Pat . . . 58,73,76,67 Walthall, Gayle . . Warf, Barbara . . . 38 Watson, Charles . . . 38 39 Watson, Clyde . . . Index watts, Debbie . . . 39,64,67,8l, Waylan 109,116 d, Charlotte . . . 58,73 Webb, Bill . . . 39 Webb, Crockett . . . 58 Webb, Debbie . . . 60,73 Webb, Vicki . . . 58 Webster, Steve . . . 50 Weier, Lucy . . . 7,39,33,62,64, 70,72,80,97,63,107,109, Weiss, 116,114,110,108 Loretta . . . 58 Wellman, Mary . . .18 Wells , Charles . . . 58,76 Whalen, Ronnie . . . 50 Whaling, Sandra . . . 50 Wheeler, Rodger . . . 50 White, White, White, White, White, Anna . . . 50 Becky. . . 58,78 Brenda . . . 58,78 Carol. . . 50 David. . . 50,112 White, Donald . . . 58 White, Garnet . . . 18 White, Randy . . . 6,7,l8 White, Susan . . . 50,68,73,89,97 Whitehead, Linda . . . 58 Whitehurst, Jeff . . . 50,84 Whitteker, Calvin . . . 58,76,78 Whitteker, Donald . . . 39 Whitteker, Linda . . . 58 Whitley, Donna . . . 58,73 Whitrley, Harold . . . 50 Whitlow, Teresa . . . 58 I, 1 - f Wickham, Phillip . . 5 7 Wilburn, Rita Gail . Wiley, Lyndall . . . Wilkinson, Jimmy . Williams, Bonnie Gail Williams, Charles . Williams, Edna . . . Williams, Joyce . . Williams, Rita . . . Williams, Rodger . , Willis, Margret . . . 58 71 73 74 Willis, Marie . . . 58 Wilson, Mary Elizabeth 39 76 Wimmer, Bonnie . . Wimmer, Brenda . . Wimmer, Jimmy . . Wimmer, Ray . . . 39 113 Wimmer, Sam . . . Winesette, Ginger . Winter, Mary . . . 18 Wood, Libby . . . 39,64 70 71 76 58 Woods, Connie . . . Woods, Gail . . . 58 Woods, Martha . . . 50,67 62 64 66,70,73,96 Woods, Susan . . . 58 Woodward, Tommy . 4 Wooten, Richard . . Worley, Sara . . . 39 Wright, Johnny . . . 58 62 65 52 85,93 Wright, Mary Lou . Wright, Sharon . . . Wyatt, Tim . . . 58 Wygal, Diana . . . 39 64 'zo 72 67 110 Whitt, Mary Jane . . . 39 Whittington, Jerry . . . 50,112 o F AK elif' VV X ' 4' , fl J rj fwww jjxf' fn? 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