Bluestone High School - Golden Link Yearbook (Skipwith, VA)

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0 The Men in the Shop V- LeGrand, Hahn, Propst, R. Carter. Mr. Donald E. Propst Agriculture, General Shop; N.C. State College, B.S.; spends spare time in finish- ing furniture and woodwork- ing; likes baseball and fish- ing; his favorite food is fried chicken; gives much attention to his two daughters. STAFF Mr. William Hahn Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing; V.P. I., B.S.; enjoys popular and semi-classical music, bridge, dancing, foot- ball, basketball, swimming ; favorite food is steak; is partial to the color blue and his one-year old son. Home Economists Mr. Richard B. Carter Agriculture, General Shop; V. P.I., B.S. and M.S.; deer hunting is his favorite pas- time (has bagged two six- pointers); likes steak, sea- food and football; is in- terested in organizations and their functioning; photo- graphy also claims some of his time; has one young son. Miss Mary R. Copley Home Economics; Longwood College, B.S. ; participates on committees for F.H.A. work; holds many conferences with home ec. girls; enjoys read- ing, listening to Hi-Fi and Federation work. Mrs. Mary G. Wood Home Economics; Radford, B.S.; likes reading, playing bridge, going to football games. Copley and Wood Librarian Berry Mrs. Lois T. Berry Librarian; Longwood College, B.S.; Saw every Bluestone football game this season — even the wet Greensville one; enjoys riding on the bus with the band students; reads in bed every night. 13

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SCHOOL Social Science Gathering Crowder, McPherson, Hunt, Kibler Making Music Mr. Robert Hunt History, World Geography; Lenoir-Rhyne, A.B.; enjoys roller skating, reading, good music, movies and working on his car; dislikes long, oily hair on boys. Miss Jacqueline Fore Physical Education; Long- wood College, B.S.; particu- larly enjoys golf — is woman ' s golf champion in Farmville; coaches girls ' basketball team. Physical Ed. Mr. Otis B. Crowder, Jr. History, Government; William and Mary, A. B.; fav- orite hobbies are golf and playing with his two sons; favorite music is that of Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey and Benny Goodman; favorite food is turnip salad; likes all sports and teaching. Mr. Gary D. McPherson History, Physical Education; Washington and Lee, A.B.; Favorite sports-any type, de- pends on the season; likes popular and semi-classical music; enjoys hunting, fishing and television (westerns and detectives); No. 1 hobby is eating- - sweets rank first, but all cooking when his wife does it. Mr. Robert G. Scogin Physical Education; North East Louisiana State College, B.S.; enjoys playing tennis, softball, volleyball, etc.; works on his automobile and likes doing maintenance work around the house; his Number One out - of - school favorite hobby is playing with his little cheerleader Cheryl Ann, who is one year old. Planning Owen and Harris Mrs. Elizabeth W. Owen Choral Music; Longwood College, B.S.; likes vocal and instrumental music; enjoys boating, dancing, bridge and reading; adores clothes and is fond of children of all ages. Mr. Grover B. Harris Band; Shenandoah Conserva- tory of Music, B.Me.; likes good music and strives for perfection; collects records; plays trumpet and bass. 12 McPherson, Fore, Scogin

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In the Business Department Sorrell, Lenhart, Scott SCHOOL STAFF Teaches Art Mrs. Ida D. Sorrell Typing; George Washing- ton University, B.S.; en- joys the summer sports of swimming and boating; likes to fish at the beach; enjoys long automobile trips. Mrs. Mary P. Lenhart Business Education; Longwood College, B.S.; participates in activities of Mt. Horeb Church; keeps busy with two sons; enjoys flower gardening, oil painting, sewing and embroidering. Mr. Berman M. Scott Business Education; Longwood College, B.S.; reading, photography and gardening occupy his spare time. Mr. J. Paul Watkins Art; Tennessee Wesley- an; East Tennessee State, B.S.; outside activities include golf, tennis and painting signs; likes music and losing; enjoys steak; has two small sons. They Prepare the Meals Mr. Kenneth Spain His friendly work keeps the school running smoothly. Mrs. Exie Walker, Mrs. Pauline Yancey, Miss Marie Dortch, man- ager; Mrs. Hazel Ellington, Mrs. Onie Smith. Students at Bluestone are well fed by these pleasant and hard-work- ing ladies. These turkeys played an important part in the cafeteria preparations for the Thanksgiving meal. M