Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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Clieniistry, Science, Math ELOISE W. AKINS, B.S. Madison College M afh-S cience ROBERT P. BRADEN, BA. Lynchburg College, V.P.l., R.P.l D.O., D.E. MORRIS E. CAMPBELL, B.A. Lynchburg College University of Richmond Fifth Grade RUTH HX'ATT CARROLL, BA., MA., I.D Southwestern, L.S.U. Chicago Art Institute Art, .7VIathc'matics 9 BEULAH CRIGLER IHUBBARD, AB., A.B. in L.S. William and Mary EURA V. KING, B.S. Longwood College Second Grade Librarian P1-1vLL1s JORDAN, A.B. Lynchburg College English, Social Studies U lAxNNETTE J. LEE R.-M.W.C., Lynchburg College U01 Fifth Grade LOTTIE j1aANN1zT'rE Dlzns, AB. Lynchburg College Spanish, English, Social Studies NANCY GUNTER, B.S. Longwood College Sixth Grade JANE F. GLASS, N.l-I Longwood College Fourth Grade JOHN W. HILL, B.A. Lynchburg College Health, Physical Education LOTTIE MARSH, B.S. Longwood College Second Grade MARGARET R. MCKENRY, B.S. Mary Wasliiiigton College of the University of Virginia Business, Exploratory SARAH LEONARD MOREY, A.B. La Grange College Home Economics ARLENE NASH Lurichroorrr Manager HELEN T. LEFTw1CH, N.P. Longwood College First Grade LILLIE LEFTWICH, B.S. Madison College, Radford College Lynchburg College Fifth Grade GEORGIA BAILEY MASON, B.S. Longwood College English, History, M athematirs FRANCES MATTOX, A.B. Lynchburg College Third Grade Ill F1.oR1NE XY. STER1.ING, AB. H lil.li Lynclilmnrg College, Cniversity of Virginia Svzwzflz Grade SHIRL1-:Y T011 1425, AB. Bob Jones lfniversity Sl..1'ffZ Grade S. B. fl'11cK1c1:, BA. University of Richmond English, Social Studies N H. POTEAT, 13.8. .Xverett College l.y11cl1burg C1 mllege Svfofzd Grade JITIJITH M. Pow1f:1.1. Longwood College, Lyliclibnrg College Physffcal Ediiralifm FRANCICS H11.1. Q1'1cs1.1-:Y, AB. l-j'IlClllJllI'g' College lfuglislz, Ill-.Yf0I'j' ANNIE S. S1M1'K1Ns, BA VVCStl1Hlllj5l01l College Third Grade LUc11.1.14: T1-IURMAN, AB. Virginia Interniont. Roanoke College Ifirsz' Grade Run' il. TUCKER, N.P. F'z11'111ville, East Rnclforcl, l,.y11cl1l1urg College First Grade IQSTICR l'111:H VV1-1121c1.1cR, N.P. Longwood College, Lynclilmurg College Sewnzih Grade MRS. HVVILLIAM H. VVOODV, AB. Mary lllisliington, Lynclilmurg College English, Latin A ' - 1 I CLASSES 2 Ly. Q, -AXV' CLb QQ fx 1.1-iIf'1' T0 RIGHT: Holly XYuucl. Gail Haber, Shirlcy Hilftlllilllll and Gloria Maylww. Senior Class Officers NRS. Ql'1m.Ex' Asn MR. XX l'Il'H'1' Savior . l1l7'1'.w1'x Pafvsizlmfzi ........ CILURIA VNIAYHIEVV Vive-l,1'v.rif1vul .......... GA11, 1-SABIQR Sffwlmzry, Sllllzlmzv HARTMANN Trc'a.vl1l'4'1' ................ BIQTTY XVOOD CLASS OF '54 JOSEPH If. AUSTIN Quiet manner. xvzxrm smile. C. CSAIL BAHFR A tiny miss with znnzealingi ways. ID.-XNIIQI- ll. III..-XXKS Reserved, El style of his min GLICN D. ROMAN XVitty. playfully mischievous. EIJVVARD I.. BURNIETTIC Combines good looks with 3 swell disposition. PATRICIA A. CXXIJLER Frienclliness is her charming trait. DAVID E. CARVVILE A rare good fellow in every way. BETTY E. CLOIYDIS Delightful, full of life. JOYCE A. CLOVYIJIS Quiet and stuclious, never upset, SHIRLEY A. COLIES Untroubled face, amiable smile. PHYLLIS .-X. CYRUS liarnest, quiet, and nice :ts can hc. LOIS M. DJXNIEI. Sweet flispmilion, always reztcly tu help. 6l BETTY J. DAVIS A nice quiet girl who is really '1 friend. BETTY D. DENTON Quiet to those who know her not jolly to those who do. MICHAEL W. DONOVAN Ge-nial, an :iffable guy. AURELIA A. DUNN Talkativc, full of fun. RONALD P. ENGLEDOVE Reliable, full of humor. BETTY I.. GOODMAN Earnest, nice girl to know. OWEN E. HARRIS Roguish, takes life easy. SHIRLEY J. HARTMANN Energetic, all around gal. MACON E. HENSLEY Talented, reliable worker. ROGER G. HUDSON Casual, wonderful disposition HAROLD H. HUMPHREY Entertaining, real sport. MARTHA K. JONES Natural, sweet disposition. THE SENIORS iff? QWSQQ f zfzfarwlgw' Efifigwwff A an 5, 76 is ,Q vi wifi. ' , , wtf Ai 5 Y: 13354353 xmifrw A Q1 2 ww?',: gg . 3 7 I W gr -fiswiw ' W 1 ??W-- ' -1. JE: 1 ww film YM? ,QSM K 1-sf vw f Xp Md. fzmgw' A 1E2??, 5' .WM X 1 iemfg. wx t M 4. . +A, :QV .X :fi Xf.,,,v'-gf. . , 81 PIIYLLIS A. ORE Tnlkative, sense of humor. J. LEROY PARKER A regular guy, big talker. R. LARRY PORTER Ruscrvcd, casy going. JOHN W. POSTON Casual, good naturcrl. ROIIIQRT G. POSTON Witty. full of vitality. NYIIIIAK1 H. POXVELI, Ilappy-go-lucky, careless and free. CAROLYN S. SNONV WllC5l'L' humor is not she creates it. RUIIICRT A. STATON Ijl'lll1liSiC1', evcrybmlyls pal. M.-XRY I.. TIIURSTON Always spick and nent, a nicer girl cannot hc heal. CIIARLES F. VVALKER Quiet, nice guy to know. PATRICIA A. VVIIITE Sopliisticatecl. good looking. PEARL A. XVILEY 'l':1llc:1tivc:, worry free. THE SENIORS CLASS OF ,54 NORA J. WILSON Small and shy, but nice to know. KENNETH W. WITT Patient, sincere way. BETTY J. WOOD Quiet, reserved and sincere. SHIRLEY C. WRIGHT Casual, good natured. Not Pictured: L. Thomas Almond, Harold C. Ayers, Robert L. Dalton, James D. Downey, Billie D. Puckett, H. Eugene Wright 9 l0l S1cA'1'12D: Pzitricizl Czmcller, Joyce Cluwflis. ST.xx1n1Nm:: Shirley Coles, Shirley llartmzmu. H onor Graduates Thc Yzilc-clictmizm for the class of 1954 is Aloycc Clowclis and the Szilutzmmrizm is Shirley llzu-tmmm. Tu hc am lunmr grzuluatc imc- must Iltlillll zm zivcrzigc ul ninety O11 their four years of high school work. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY FRE-SHMAN YEAR 1950351 In September 1951, ninety-two scared, energetic rats entered the halls of B. H. S. To help us out in our many troublesome moments were Mr. Gordon Brooks, our principal. and our sponsors Mrs. Wade, Miss Harris, and Mr. West. As class officers that year we chose Gloria Mayhew. Gail Baber, Carolyn Snow, and Harriet McCraw. Lectures seemed to be most popular, especially from M1'. Brooks for running in the halls. Although we were wild, we made a good show- ing in the extracurricular activities. Finally we began to settle down and study some. Before the Christmas holidays we had home room parties which everyone enjoyed immensely. After returning from Christmas holidays we had difficulty getting settled, but with the help of fellow students and teachers, we began study- ing for exams. Soon spring rolled around and we had a freshman party which was a lot of fun. Before we had time to realize it exams were upon us again. The end at last and the end of our Hrst big step toward our Senior Year, but happy that we would be Sophomores next year. SOPHOMORE YEAR 1951-'52 September again. Ninety-two freshmen decreased to eighty-three proud sophomores. We were greeted-at the door by Mr. Hugh B. Jackson, our new prin- cipal. On the top floor our sponsors were Mrs. McKenry and Mrs. Giles. Elected to lead the class were Gloria Mayhew, Harry Ewers, Harriet McCraw, and Gail Baber. We took a deeper interest in the various sports and clubs than we had in the previous year. Time went by fast and in May we had a big class party which was greatly enjoyed by everyone. Then our second big step toward our Senior Year had been accomplished. JUNIOR YEAR 1952-'53 Finally we climbed up to be flighty Juniors. We had new sponsors that year and they were Mrs. Quigley and Mrs. Mason. As class ofhcers we chose Gloria Mayhew, Douglas Kirby, Patricia Candler, and Shirley Hartmann. So many exciting things seemed to be happening all the year through. First, our junior play, Nothing But The Truth, which was a big success, under the direction of our new teachers Mrs. Quigley and Mrs. Mason who did a wonderful job. The spot- light of the year was when we gave the Seniors a wonderful banquet and prom and the thrill of receiving our class rings. Now a very happy year had come to a close and the third big step had been accomplished. We were ready for our last step at B. H. S. and looked forward to being Seniors. SENIOR YEAR 1953-'54 On September 14, 1953, the long awaited time had come and fifty-seven happy Seniors entered the halls of B. H. S. for the last time. Our sponsors were Mrs. Quigley and Mr. Wright. As class officers we chose Gloria Mayhew, Gail Baber, Shirley Hartmann, and Betty Wood. Our last year of school got off with a bang as classes were organized. Everything seemed to run very smoothly and time slipped away from us before we knew it. April 1 and 2 we presented our Senior play, The Old Home Town, under the direction of Mrs. Quigley and Mrs. Hubbard. lt was a great success. On April 23 the juniors honored us with a banquet and prom which everyone enjoyed. Of course no one will ever forget the Senior trip to Vtfashington! Everyone had a wonderful time and it was one of knowledge also. After another year well spent in studies, sports, and pleasures, we have begun to realize that our high school days are drawing to a close. With our last big step almost completed, we will never forget our wonderful days at B. H. S. l21l 221 LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Robertson, junior Puckett, Doris Hanson, Alfred Wood. 1 ..J Junior Class Ufficers MRS. WOOD AND MRS. MASON Junior Advisors P1'FS1Td6'7lf ................ ALFRED WOOD Virc-Prvxidmzf, DOR1s H.ANSON Svrrcfary .......... JUNIOR PUCKETT Ql'rcaszn'm' ...... BETTY ROBERTSON CLASS OF '55 C. V. Anderson Audrey :Xrthnr Betty Arthur lfmnia Austin Ronald Ballard Berksie Ballowe Raymond Beale Joyce Blanks Fay l-lomar Hale Bonlar Glen Brooks Shirley Brooks Judith Burnette Donald Campbell Alyce Christley Carole Crawford Betty Cunningham Jesse Cunningham Kirk Dance Raymond liggers Curtis Elliott Lois lilliott Barbara Evans Harry Ewers Marion Fitzgerald Shelby Fogle Phyllis Ford Peggy Foster Barbara Goode Shelby Hall lzs Doris Hanson Nick Harris Gloria Hendrick Logan Hubbard Roberta Hurt Doris Karus Ellie Kirby Nowlin Nladdox Tex Mann James Marks Janie Rlcfonville Peggy McMaster james lVlillner l'al1'icia Mills Helen Mitchell jean Morey Barry Morrison Sarah Noell lilizabetb 'Vercluc Junior Puckett Lucy Rector Carniilita Rffillllllllll Betty Robertson Buddy Robinson Juliet Robinson Nancy Rorer Martha Rucker Betty Rubland Paul Salmon Florence Saunders THE JUNIORS CLASS 0F '55 Dennis Smith Kenneth Snider Phillip Spruce Duvall St. Clair Dale Stephens Bailey Steppe Wzrcle Stonnell Malcolm Thurston Ida Tomlinson Doris rliflflilll Christine Trent Elton Tucker Gene Tweedy Sonny Viar Donald VVade Bobby VVare Nancy VX'ells Peggy VVhite Bobby lVhitmore Billy Xlfilkins john Williams James Winnagle Isabelle XVitt Alfred Wood Jerri XN'o0d' Margaret Vlbod Marion VVood Nor Prc'rL'RHD: Frances Dodd Franklin Green George Leckie Paul Pentecost L25 261 I.1i1fT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Overacre, Lois Beale, Barbara Hudson, Jerry Hartless. Freshman Class Officers MRS. NICICENRY, MRS. CARROLL AND MR. TUCKER F1'0.vh14wn A dz11'.v01fs Presidcnt .......... J IM M Y GVIQRACRE Vin'-Prcsidvul .......... Lois BEALE Secrvtary ........' BARBARA .HUDSON Treasurer .......... JERRY HARTLESS CLASS OF 57 Patricia Arthur Luis Beale Barbara Bohhitt Mary Brockenhrongjh Phyllis Brooks Thomas Brulfy Shirley Bryant Warren Bunnell Charles ClZlll1l1lDCll Sylvia Canalc-jo Rawlin Clingenpeel Gladys Crawfurcl Andee Crawley Eddie Crouch Buhhy Davis Kenneth Denton Mary IJeXYitt Ann Druinheller Betty Eagle Shirley Eggers Sandra 'lilder Jim Fitch Naomi Fitzgerald Elizabeth Gough Alfred Hahn Eva Hannnack Lucille Harris Carlton Hartless Ronald Hendrick Virginia Hight Dan Hogan Barbara Hudson Marjorie Hudson Curley Humphrey Carol Jenks 2s1 Shelby Key Lewis Kiger Loretta Layne jozume Leech John Leffler, jr. Myra Lipscomb Neal Bluclclox Ulla Markhzuu Aclclison Mason iXl!lI'l0I1 Mayberry Dzweta Mays Clzlrence lVlcC:uma john BlcC011ville Phyllis lXlcCormick Frzmces McGuire Guynell Miear Russell Mieur Guile Millncr Stanley Napier Bilfllilfll. Neighlmors Burleigh Newman jimmy Uveracre Polly Sue Owen Dnris l 'helps llill Pmstun llflzwtlia l'1'ochl lVl'e1'lyn Prochl Charles Raclforcl Barbara Rice Wfuyne RlCl1Ltl'ClSOll Dale Rohertsrm Artie Schmitt Peggy Schmitt Bobby Shirey Linda Smith THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF 557 jean Steppc Sylvia Steppe W'inifred Taylor Jane Telnples Mary Iillen Templeton Eclwarcl Tliumpson Eclwarcl Thomlinson Kenneth Trent Malcolm Trent VVilmer Vaughan Jimmie VVare James Watsflii Marclieta XVatts Sara Welnlx Charlotte XVeeks Etta Wilsoii Lewis lYirt Wayiie VVirt james XVoocl Phyllis Wcmcmcl Allen VVrigl1t Danny XVrigl1t NOT l'1CTURED: Billy lingleclove Jerry Hartless Ed Nuckles Betty Puckett Tummy Puckett l29l IOJ LEFT TU RIIEIITZ XYZIXIIC Ferrell. Rebecca johnson, Clyde Smith, Iidclic Morey. Eighth Grade Officers MRS. .!XKlNS, Mus. SIORDON Miss limes AND MR. Cox lfigllflzf firzlzif fldvisors l9l't'.Yidt'Hf ........ 141.1121-:cm jon NSON Ifiw-I'wsid1'ni ........ IQDIDI 12 M ORIEY St't'1'f'I'tIl',V ..... .... . ...... L 'LYIJIE SMITH T1'f'us11n'1' ........ XYAYNIC FIQRRI-1l.L CLASS CF '58 VValter Apperson Lawana Arrowood Ethel Arthur Iris Arthur Violet Baker VVilliam Baker Jessie Ballowe Virginia Ballovve Beverly Beveridge Fred Binger Charles Bonclurant Ernest Bonclurani jo Anne Booth Curtis Brooks Herschel Brooks Richard Brooks Nancy Bruily Nellie Cooper Loretta Cox Nancy Crouch Shirley Crouch Preston Cyrus VVilliam Cyrus Henry Daniel Betty Davison Betty Jean Davis Reggie Davis Wretha Deaton Evelyn Denson Vvlllilllll Dawney Allen Dudley Carole Dunn Robert Eagle Wyatt Edwards James Elder I3 EHGHTH Harvey Elliott Patsy lilliott Connie Falwell Curtis Farrar VVayne Ferrell Robert Fields XYillia1n Fitch Jane Fitzgerald Coretha Flowers John Floyd Jean Gallier Estelle Garbee Ann Glass Charles Goode Jean Gunter Jack Harker Lois Harper Robert Harper Dorothy Harrell Donald Harris john Hendrick Morris Hensley Naomi Hensley Sherba Hensley Richard Holberton VVilliam Holland Charles Howell Mary jean Hunter Nina Inge iVVilliam Jennings Aubrey Johnson Rebecca Johnson Ruth johnson Patricia Jones Glenn Keatts GRADE CLASS OF '58 VVi1liani Kofeldt Linda Landrum Peggy Lawrence Florence Leigfler Ralph Lipscomb Ann Litchford Doris Maddox Bonita Rose Martin 'Dolly Martin Phyllis Martin jeanetta Miear James Mitchell Phyllis Mitchell Edward Morey Betty Morris Joseph McConnell Ann Nash Charles Nash James Nickerson Marjorie Nickerson Betty Lou Oliver Nancy Osborne Ruth Parker .Iames Parsons Betty Pugh VVayne Pulliam Margie Robertson Marianne Rohertson john Rolls Nancy Schlcy Ann Smith Clyde Smith Gerald Smith Violet Smith Charles Sprouse 341 ,Phyllis Sevaiu Rohert Sc-vain llarlmara Thomas Patricia Thoms Lincla Thurston Gloria Tomlinson Betty Trent Dan Tucker Lyle Tucker Shirley TyreC Sheila Yaughan Reginald Vlfalker Gladys YYells Ralph XViley Alfwcl Wilscmir Mary WllSO11 Davifl XVinnag'le Genc Wrwofl Loyrl Wcu0clfrm1'cl john XYr1ofly Betty VV1'ight Faye Wright Phillip VVright Ronald VV1'igl1t Nor P1C'rL'Ri-:D Martha Harris Patsy Ann Vest EIGHTH GRADE Seventh Grade J. Anderson, l'. Ashwell, L. Balmer. S. Bziber, bl. liaghy, R. Bruffy, R. Burks, M. Carson, li. Carwile, D. Charles, L. Childress, V. Creasy, S. Dalton, l'. Deziton, B. Dunn. J. liagle. L. Ewers, li. Furniss, B. George, L. Hzunilton, M. Hubbard, l'. Hudson, johnson, A. Kidd, j. LaPi'ade, rl. Lawrence, L. Lindsey, ll. Maddox, C. Nason, A. Milstezld. I'. Monaghan, B. Qveracre, S. Phlegar, D. Porter. K. Rose. P. Scott, B. Sehley, A. Sites, Stznon, li. Styles, M. Thurmzm, R. 'lil1CliCl', R. Tucker, S. Tweedy, C. Vullastro, bl. Vance, T. Welmln, D. VVells, M. White, E. VVhitn1ore, MRS. S'l'lCRl.ING .xxn MRs. WIIIQEILR. T Sixth Grade M. Ashwell, R. liallowe, R. Bartlett, H. Bell, B. Beveridge, D. Ringer, Haze, D. Bryant, F. Bruffy. B. Burnetle, C. Czunplaell, G. Czillahzun, J. Carter, S. Chase, C. Clark, R. Caltey, W. Cox. G. Cox, K. Crawley, C. Crziwell, G. Davis, M. Dzuithat, D. Dauthut. G. lilleat, N. Falwell. lj. Foster. L. Frzidy, Gilliam, T. Hall, S. Hanilett, S. lnlarris, B. Hawkins, M. Hawkins, C. Hud- nall. M. Hunter, T. Jackson, XV. johnson. B. Keatts. lf. Kesterson, XV. Lipscomb. S. Mann, XV. Millner. P. Monaghan, S. Morris, li. Moseley, D. Phillips, bl. Proehl, H. Pulliam, J. Riley, VV. Robertson, J. Robinson, li. Roll, li. Rush, F. Sites. j. Stevens, li. Stinnette. L. Styles, ll. Tanner, J. Temples, C. Trent, S. xYlliU1101'C, J. XVilson, J. XYood, Miss Tomas AND Miss GUNTER. l35l Fifth Grade D. Anderson. C. Brown, lf. Brown. C. Bruffy, R. Czunphell. G. Carson. C. Chase, M. Coleman, B. Crziwforrl, S. Crist, R. Crouch. l'. Daniel, D. Daniel, R. Ilihh. R. Dihh, Bl. lireene, XY. Hensley, C. Hensey, C. l,al'rzLde. R. Lawrence, R. Lawrence, D. Mzirldox, B. Mayhew, C. Marsh, L. lVlzL1'tin. VI. Marys, S. Marys. -I. lVlcCz1rthy, E, McCur1niek, IF. lVl.iezu', Y. Miller, l , Perry, C. Pritchett. VV. Ruby, D. Riley. M. Self, D. Smith, G. Tyrcc. H. Vllilson. R. VVilsnn. C. Nlloocly. XY. XYoocl, R. Xlkrulclriclge, MRS. I.lf11fTxx'lCi-1. Fifth Grade C. Austin, 'l. llzighy. ,-X. Ballmve. B. Hell. D. limven, H. lJUlllllS. lf. iliilglff. C. liwers. Falls. L. Floyd. l.. French, lf. Garhee, M. Cirugan, Hzmly. K. Harker. Bl. Harris. IJ. Kiger, N. Layne, I. Miezir. T. Morey. G. Morris, D. Moseley, M. Paris, Ci. Ranson. l . Rcavis, li. Rice. F. Riclmrclsrm, B. Roll, bl. Schmitt, L. Stugall. C. Swain, N. Tinsley, D. Vvehh, lf. VVeringo. l.. Vlferingo, j. XYhitely. li. XYilson, hl. XYoucl. C. XYright. 'l'. XYright. Blk. C.X5II'liliLL AND MRS. Leia. l36l Fourth Grade P. Arthur, B. Balmer, R. Ballagh, S. Burnette, C. Cox, J. Crouch, J. Dearing, R. Dobyus, B. Dowcly, M. Falwell, Fracly, R. Frafly, R. Green. l'. Haley, Hall, B. Henclerscm, C. Hend- ricks. C Kidd. F. I.a1noucls. C. Leiller. D. Marshall, S. Meltz, S. Phelps, M. Pullizun, P. Rowse, D. Schrader, C Skinner, R. Styles, li. Tomlin, M. XVilloughIJy, L. Wlirt, D. VVomack, MRS. GLASS. Fourth Grade B. Ailitf. C. Barber. R. Balrer. C. Barker. L. Brmrn. .X. Carey. J. Clark. -I. Crowell. R. Cunning- lmm, I.. Iloclson, l'. Dunn. B. liwers, J. Harwell, S. jzrckscm, C. Jolmson, Lockriclge, O, Law- lmrnc. B. Leftwich. K. Marks. R. Mason. K. Morris, K. Neighbors, N. Nuckles, W. Overstrcet, H. Pllillips. bl. Smith, B. Thompson. G. Tyres. B.VVhitten.hI.XVi15m1. NRS. Cox. lf'f7l Third Grade J. Anderson, M. Brully, S. Campbell, K. Charlton, D. Cooper, J. Creasy, F. Crist, B. Dowdy, J. Doyle, B. Ellis, J. lingleclove, B. Fnrniss, R. Gowen, L. Grogan, L. Hall, S. Harris, li. Hill, J. Hillsman. M. Isenhonr, B. Blahanes. F. Marion, C. Mason, Maddox. J. Meformick, D. Mc- Faclen, B. Morrison, Cf. Nash, J. Neighbors, R. Neighbors, F. Pugh, Ii. Reaves, A. Ring, R. Smith, J. Stegall. K. Sweeney, B. Thorns, B. Tomlin, S. Torrence, B. Trent, L. Vaughan, J. VVatson, D. VVelmlm, L. Weiriiigo, P. Vlfilloughby, D. VVhite, S. Vlfhite, li. Vtfright, MRS. CAWTHORNE. Third Grade M. Ahliott, G. Ailiff, S. Arthur, B. Austin, Baber, F. Bartlett, G. Brulty, J. Carr, l.. Carson, P. Carter, B. Compton. J. Cook. R. Creasey, K. Davis. B. Dunn, l.. Dunn, B. lilliott, D. Van litten, A. Falwell. S. Foster. D. Garliee. S. Garliee, P. Grulilms, L. Haley, l'. Halnlett. B. Hensley, D. Hogan, VV. Hudson, D. Hudson, D. Jordan, R. Lawrence, M. Lindsey. S. Lipscomb, 'lf Mann, l'. Mcllonalfl, J. Morris, B. Parson, R. Phlegar, R. Ramsey. B. Robertson, XV. Staples, G. Vance, R. VVheeler. C. VVliite, B. Vlfilinouth, C. Wilson, S. VVilson, ll. Vlfoocl, C. Vlfomls, MRS. SIMPKINS AND Mus. MAT'rox. l53l Second Grade C. Adams, A. Anderson, L. Asliwell, B. Arthur, J. Arthur, L. Austin, V, Baber, G. Blanks B. Boclcoven, bl. Bryant, D. Callahan, C. Carroll, l'. Chilclers, L. Cox, B. Dunforrl, M. Engle- dove. N. Eulmank, A. Feagan, C. Floyd, J. Gentry, A. Gordon. F. Gowin, D. Harker, C. Holt B. Jenks. A. Lipscomb, B, Maddox. K. Mallow. Ci. Mays, A. Meyers. C. Moyer. Parker P. Perrow. L. Priblmle. K. Riley, lf. Smith, Staples. O. Stinnett. lf. Thomas. N. Thompson S. Vance, P. XYilson, M155 MARSH. Second Grade H. Aunspacli. ll. Balmer, L. Baller, L. Baber, S. Bell, I. Caldwell, D. Cox. J. Cox, R. Crowell bl. Green. M. llarlzroolq. P. Henderson, C. Hendricks. S. llunt, .l. johnson, G. Jordon, R. Jordon J. Layne, M. Lee. C. Martin. If. Miear, L. Miear, Sl. Miear, XY. Miear. R. Morrison. R. Noel L. Pedersen. Xl. Perrow. ll. Porter. IJ, Redman. I.. Robinson. XY. Robinson. KI. Settle. I. Staples. I.. Staples, S. Tomlinson. G. Tucker, IJ. Tyree, B. Wliitten, L. VVilliamson, M VVilson, R, VVilson, V. Vtfoorl. li. Wrig'l1t, J. Vest, Miss IQING AND MRS. l'oTEA'r. i391 First Grade T. Adams, C. Ailiff, F. Arthur, C. Ashwell, E. B-aber, D. Brooks, C. Bruffy, D. Bryant, R. Buck- ley, R. Buingarner, M. Canody, A. Carr, M. Charlton, C. Cofer, D. Collins, P. Creasy, J, Elliott, bl. Ellis, A. lfubank. bl. Evans, bl. Forcl. A. Foster. L. Hargis. XY. Hendrick, A. Hill, L. Hudson, B. Hughes, L. Jagger, M. jefferson, C. jordan, C. Kecling, I.. Lovelace, li. Marks, S. Martin, M. Mallow, B. Mic-ar, T. Millner, l'. Morris. K. Paris, Ci. Pedersen, XV. Penick, D. Raby, F. Rice, S. Rowse, lf. Salmon, B. Shelton, M. Sniith, B. Stanley, ll. Staples, M. Syflnor, S. Torian, P. Tonilinson, Ci. Trent, R. VVarcl, D. Vlfatson, P. VVebb, H. Vlfheclvr, S. Wliitc, VV. Wiliiioutll, Cz. Vvltt. L. Vvorrrlall, A. Xvoody, MRS. Hi. LEFTWICI1. First Grade B. Abbott, S. Bingcr, B. Boswell, K. Briclgett, B. Brown, Bryant, C. Caldwell, B, Callohan, S. Campbell, F. Carroll. XY. Carwile. vl. Correia. DI. Cousins. EI. Cunningham. M. Crist, bl. Dalton, B. Dnnforcl, M. Dunn, R. liwers, il. Goff, N. Hamilton, M. llnclnall. D. Inge. M. Isenhour, C. Jenks, B. Kirby, Leach. C. Martin, Martin, R. Mcflann, M. Mehaffey, li. Mirlson, P. Monaghan, li. Morris, P. Uvcrstreet, B. Phelps, S. Ranson, C. Reynolds, T. Rice, G. Staples, L. Stinnett, J. Thomas, l'. Thoins, P. Tomlinson, C. Vaughan, R. Wzxtts, li. Vlfeiringo, L. Wliite, B. lVitt. D. Vlfright, R. lYoocl. MRS. 'l'L'CK1iR Axim MRS. THVRMAN. l40l :I W 63712 I UBTQL. 'tw' x I 51 , 2 ' Q I I I 1 f I Self ITT I ACTIVITIES The 1954 Buzzer The ISUZZER staff is marle up of represen- tatives from all classes with the majority chosen from the senior class. .It is the work of this group to plan the makeup of the yearbook, solicit advertise- ments, collect subscriptions, arrange and type the articles ancl clo the many other tasks that go into the publishing of a yearbook. l l i Harriet McCraw, Betty Clowdis, and Lois Daniel 6.0-Edifmls flhcrrv Crowms .flrf lizlifm' ..... .. ..... MAc'oN ilENSl'.1fY lltl.xRRl12T NICCRAW Pllofogruflzvr ...... ....... l iosnx' l'osToN liuszfnvss flftlilflflfyl' .......... Lois IJANIICI, Famm' flawwm fMRs. QQUIGLEY Head Typist ................ JOYCE CLowo1s ' ' ' 'i lllks. Mixsobz l 1Rs'r Row: Macon Hensley, Lois Daniel, Harriet McCraw, Betty Clowdis, Joyce Clowclis, Betty Robertson. Sricoxn Row: Mrs. Mason, lilizabeth Gough, Gloria Mayhew, Carolyn Snow, Martha Rucker. Gail Haber, Roger Hudson, l'at XVhite, Vatrica Cancller, Bobby Staton, Hobby l'oston, Jerri NN'oocl. Shirley Hartmann. Mrs. Quigley. 'WWW e,,,.wfU - 421 The 1954 Bee Line The Brookville School paper, The H00 I.inc, is published monthly by a student staff of twenty-eight members with the assistance of two faculty members. The Bm' Lim' serves a double purpose. First: it gives students journalistic training and experience. Second: it informs the student body of school activities. Each issue includes news items of both the high school and grade school. Doris Hanson. Betty Arthur and Gloria Mayhew C0 Fdimm IGLORIA lX'lAYHIiVV Hzfsincss Managvr ........ SHELBY HALL ' lDo1z1s l'lANSON News Editor ............ JULIET ROBINSON Assistant Editor ........ BETTY ARTHUR IHARRY EWERS . . z '. Af ' ' gllanagmg Edztor ...... DALE STEPHENS Id? Immgcrs 1BOBBY XVHITMORE VMRS. MCKENRY Faculf ' Aldzfisors ...... ....... 3 lhlISS CHEATHAM FIRST Row: Martha Rucker, Betty Robertson, Juliet Robinson, Betty Arthur, Connie Martin, Doris Hanson, Patsy Wiley. Gloria Mayhew, Shelby Hall, Harry lfwers. SECOND Row: Miss Cheatham, Linda Smith, Gail Baber, Carolyn Snow, Harriet McCraw, Mary Lou Thurston, Dennis Smith, Shirley Hartmann, Neal Maddox, Jerri VVood, Linda Lou Thurston. Betty Trent, Patricia Mills, Nancy Schley. Bobby XVhitmore, Mrs. McKenry. I43 Student Government Each homeroom in the high school is represented in the Student CO-Operative Association. This Organiza- tion gives students an opportunity to work with the administration and teachers in helping to solve some Of the problems that confront the students. Represen- tatives attended the District Meeting at Williani Camp- bell High School and the State Convention at Radford College. Shirley Hartmann, President OFFICERS Prcsidmt ........ ....SHlRLEY HARTMANN Secretary ..... . .... ...REBECCA JOHNSON Vice-President ............ DORIS HANSON Treasurer ........ .......... L INDA SMITH SITTING: Mr. Jackson, Linda Smith, Shirley Hartmann, Doris Hanson, Rebecca Johnson, Mr. VVright. STANDING: Billy Jennings, Thomas Bruffy, Anne Litchford, Marianne Robertson, Peggy White, Martha Rucker, Harriet lVlcCraW, Jane Temples, Joyce Clowdis, Linda Landrum. i441 The l.ibrary Club is an in- dispensable service group in our school. The objectives of the Library Club are to improve library service in the school. to stimulate greater interest in the li- brary. and to ofter an op- portunity to learn about li- brary work as a career. The members of the Library Club assist with the clerical work, decorate the bulletin board, and hold story hour for the elementary children. The Forensic Club consists of those students who have a genuine interest in de- bating, public speaking, reading and spelling. Each year this club sponsors a contest to select the best candidate to represent the school in each of the foren- sic activities in Group ll, District IV competition. Those who win in the dis- trict competition represent the school in state competi- tion at Charlottesville. Library Club FIRST Row: Betty Wocid, Aurelia Dunn, Charlotte VVeeks, Eva Hannnack, Marcheta VVatts, Shirley Coles, Marion Mayberry, Barbara Rice, Sara VVebb, Betty Goodman. SECOND Row: Patsy VViley, Lois Maddox, Lucy Rector, Gurley Humphrey, Mrs. Hubbard. Forensic Club SHATED: Jean Gunter, Vat Candler, Thomas lirutlfy, Billy XYilkins, Jimmy Over- acre, Linda Smith, Shirley Hartmann, Buddy Robinson. STANDING: Mr. XVrigl1t. Bobbie Kesterson, Connie Martin, Ann Glass, Logan Hubbard. l45l Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club 1 Dircrfm' .... .... ........ N W TRS. JUDITH M. POWIQLL lfifmllvf ,,,,,, ............ 3 IARION XYUOD H61 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. VVood, Neal Maddox, Ann Drumbeller, Isabelle Witt, Juliet Robinson, Barbara Goode, Patricia Mills, Lucy Rector, Alyce Christley. Donald Campbell. Betty XVo0d, Sarah Noell, jean Morey, Gloria Mayhew. SECOND Row: Phyllis W'ood, Emma Austin, Harriet McCraw, Aurelia Dunn, Lois Elliott, Martha Rucker, Christine Trent, Winifred Taylor, Allen VVright, Bobby VVhitmore, Earl Thompson, Logan Hubbard. Latin Club Prcsidfnf ......... ............................... ........, A I .vcla CHRISTLEY Vice-President ...... ......... D ONALD CAMPBELL Secretary ...... ....... l 'lARRIE'l' MCCRAW Treasurer .... ........ I -UCY RECTOR The Latin Club is composed of present 111C1'1llJC1'S of Latin classes and students who have completed two years of that language. Its activities will be directed toward promoting the appreciation of Roman culture. The motto Semper Fideles should inspire the members to be faithful in all situations. I47 D. E. Club FIRST Row: 'Berksie liallowe. Audrey Arthur. Margaret VVood. 'liugenc Vllright, Faye Boniar, Phyllis Cyrus. Siicoxo Row: Mr. Braden. jack Keatts. Hale Bomar, james Downey, Harold Ayers, joe Austin, Doris Karns, joyce Blanks. D. O. Club FIRST Row: Harold Huniphrey, Gene Tweedy. Ronald linglcdove, Macon Hensley, Owen Harris, Edward liurnette. S1cc1oNn Row: Mr. Braden, Raymond Beale, Phillip Spruce, blames Marks, Bohhy Dalton. Kenneth VVitt, Roger Hudson. l43l .13 r o o lc vi ll e 's Distributive Education Club is a group of hoys and girls preparing for careers in retailing hy working in the local stores and studying retailing in school. These students are working toward futures as huyers and salesmen in your local stores. A real need is evident in selling for young people with ambition. Brookville's Diversified Oc- cupations Club is a group of students preparing for a fn- ture in trade and industrial occupations in the local community hy working and studying his or her individ- ual occupation while still in high school. Among the group pictured you will find the auto mechanics, elec- tricians, and carpenters of the future. THE MOTTO I,varning io do Doing tn learn Earning to II Z'F I.1 z'ing lo sI'rz'I' THF AIM AND PURPQSFS OF THF F.F.A. To develop r u 1' al and agricultural leadership. To create and nurture a love of country life. To strengthen the con- fidence of farm hoys. To create more interest in farming occupations. To assist in developing incliviclual farming pro- grams. To improve the home, farm and surroundings. To participate in worthy undertakings. To develop character and train for useful citizenship. To practice in co-opera- tive effort. To encourage and prac- tice thrift. To encourage improve- ment In scholarship. To provide organized recreational activities. F. F. A. ff? FIRST Row: N. Maddox, R. Mills. L. Hubbard. J. Vtlilliams, B. VVilkins. SECOND Row: R. llallarcl, VV. Stonnell, K. Denton, bl. Mcfonville, T. Puckett, M. Fitz- gerald. THIRD Row: A. Mason, W. Wirt, B. Newman, Winnagle. FOURTH Row: D. lilanks, li. Davis, l.. Vlfirt. FII-'TH Row: D. Wright, K. Snider, C. lilliott. Mr. V. Cauley fAIlviser.j OFFICERS Prr'.vz'd0nt ........... .. ........ ROBERT NIILLS Tafrrlsurcff ........ ...... L OGAN HIYBISARD View-Pre.via'frnz' ............ BILLY WILKINS Itlefforfi-1' ....... ...... J OHN VVILLIAMS SC!'l'l'fl1l'-V .................. XVADE STONNIQLL .Sbzrfirzvl ........ . ..... NOWLIN MADDOX l49l FIRST Row: S. Fogle, H. McCraw, J. Morey, S. Newcomb, B. Robertson, C. Martin. M. Lipscomb, A. Dunn, 191. Gough, G. Mayhew, I. Tomlinson. SECOND ROW: S. Canalejo, G. Humphrey, C. 'Weeks, L. Maddox, N. Rorer. Leech, P. VViley, B. Davis, B. Kesterson, D. Mays, G. Miers, P. McMaster, M. Rucker, L. Smith, Mrs. Morey. 'TIIIRD Row : A. Arthur, A. Christley. D. Torian, M. Wood, L. lilliott, E. Wilson, I Witt, M. DeWitt, N. Hicks, B. Hudson., B. Puckett, J. XVood. H. Evans. P. XVhite. F. H. A. Creed: Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study homemaking in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for everyone. We think that helping to make happy homes now ancl in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. President .................... CONNII2 MARTIN Treasurer ..... ...... 3 IYRA LIPSCOMB Vive-President ...... SANDRA NEWCOMB Historian ...... ....... I EAN NIOREY S vcretary .......... . ..... BETTY ROBERTSON Reporter ........ ........ A URELIA IDUNN l50l Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom C l'fl7'Ldl1l4I ....... Grctrlzvn Blakv Rob Blakz' ...... Juris Hbrley . Dahlia U21 The Junior Play by VVaym' and Sprzulue CAST ARTITA 12UCKER Cfxkou-1 CRAxx'xfoR1m BOBBY WHITMORE . .......... 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Q4 W 2 E 2 f 2 2 Q Q 2 2 E 1 Z 2 X S E Q 3 5 2 i 5 S 3 3 3 Q E 2 E i 2 I 4 5 5 E , 2 S s 5 2 s 1 3 1 5 3 3 s 2 E E Q 2 E 'n E S Y Class Prophecy Would you like to travel with me to Find the land of hopes and dreams? We won't have to go far, and we're in no hurry so we'll go in my jet. My name F-Destiny. Here we go flying into the futureg 10-15'-20. The years go by like seconds. It is 1975, 21 years after our '54 seniors graduated from B. H. S. Why! what do we see here? It's GLORIA MAYHEW'S apartment! It's a penthouse on 5th Avenue. And there's PAT WHITE. We always knew she'd get into society. She is head scrub-woman at the VValdorf-Astoria. There's M ACON HENSLEY still under the impression he can paint, trying to sell some of his masterpieces. By the way, JOHN POSTON'S latest book, How to Pickle Pigis Feet was extremely unsuccessful. GLEN BOMAR is the center of attraction in China Town. He is selling fish. MIKE DONO- VAN supplies plenty of competition by selling hot dogs, 10c and up. GARLAND KEY is in the same neighborhood running a Chinese Laundry. We always knew he was a clean-cut lad. HAROLD HUMPHREY is the blind man on the street. But when BETTY CLOWD-IS passed by in her bathing suit, he removed his colored glasses. put his little tin cup in his pocket, and just stood there and whistled. Here comes the sad and pathetic part. JOE AUSTIN and BOBBY POSTON have turned out to be gangsters. They robbed the First National Bank of which ROBERT MILLS was Presidentg PATRICIA CANDLER cashierg and HAROLD AYERS, window washer. The fellow we'll all ,meet in the end is BOB BY DALTON, an undertaker, who writes the article That Body of Yours. SHIRLEY I-IARTMANN and AURELIA DUNN are his assis- tants. They finally decided this was the closest they could get to the nursing career. Here we are flying over Notre Dame, and there's coach TOMMY ALMOND on the field working out his men. Tommy has set a new world record. Out of 101 games, his team has won 1, lost 100. fTheir victory was over R.-M.W.C.J Now out to the good ole' west. There's RICHARD MADDOX'S cattle ranch. Look over toward Texas and you'll see DOUG KIRBY'S oil wells. Doug is a big oil tycoon now. And there's OWEN HARRIS ridin' the plains. Owen is known far and wide as Singin' Cowboy Pete. DAVID CARWILE is his radio announcer and SHIRLEY COLES sings the commercial. RONALD ENGLEDOVE and BUDDY WITT are co-owner's of a nite-club in Reno. BOB- BIE KESTERSON and CONNIE MARTIN are the cigarette girls. BETTY DENTON is the hat check girl, and LARRY PORTER is the singing waiter. Right across the street is the Sleep Bee Hotel, run by LOIS DANIEL and BETTY GOODMAN. BOBBY STATON is the day clerk, and JIMMY DOWNEY sleeps at the desk all night. And look who's checking in! HARRIET MCCRAW CAREY and her hubby Jiggs. Although happily married, they still spend their vacations in Reno because often there is some misunderstanding about who is boss. Mr. and Mrs. Blanks, better known in the old days as GAIL BABER and DANNY BLANKS, have just checked out and are trying to get the children in the station wagon so they can be off. Danny is an employee of the Walker Electric Company of which CHARLES WALKER is President. Now on to Hollywood. Well what do you know. PHYLLIS ORE is a millionaire! EDDIE BURNETTE is her chauffeur, and CAROLYN SNOW is her cook! M.G.M. is releasing a new Tarzan picture. BUDDY LINDSEY is Tarzan and MARY LOU THURSTON is his girl friend. We predict an Academy Award for each. NORA VVILSON and BETTY DAVIS are impressing all the big wigs of M. G. M. by fast becoming the most efficient secretaries on the staff. The big wigs by the way are BILLIE PUCKETT, SHIRLEY WRIGHT, PHYLLIS CYRUS, and JOYCE CLOWDIS. Crossing the street just below us are MARTHA KAY JONES and LOIS MADDOX, who, choosing to be patriotic, joined the WACS. They can salute splendidly. Well, on we go down Texas Way. PATSY WILEY and BETTY WOOD are roping cattle while SANDRA NEWCOMB brands them. Did I say cattle? WILL POWELL and ROGER HUDSON have chosen in their old age to be bums. Well, folks, I guess that's all- Who? JACK KEATTS! Why I almost forgot, be's President of the United States. l56l l if Q tg M QQ u ll ATHLETICS 581 FIRST Row: Danny Blanks, Sonny Viar, Alfred Hahn, Carlton Hartless, Tonnny Almond and Dennis Smith, C0-C'Z1pl'ai14J, Curtis Elliot, Richard Maddox, Owen Harris. SECOND Row: Artie Schmitt, Junior Puckett, Bobby Shirey, jim Fitch, Manager, Donald Wztfle, james Marks, Kirk Dance, ,Danny VVright. TIIIRIJ Row: Ronald Hendrick, Manager, joe Holland, Harry Morrison. Lewis Kiger. jerry Smith, VVade Stonnell, Merlyn Proehl, Allen Xvright, Ronald XVright. FOURTH Row: Coairlm Mr. Hill, Billy Engledove, Nowlin Maddox, Clyde Smith, Dale Robertson, jinnny VVare, Hill Kofeldt, Stanley Napier, and Logan Hubbard. Football Games 1953 Brosville .............................................. BHS Halifax ..... BHS Bedford ............. ......... 1 EHS Roanoke V. ...... ...... B HS Glass j. V. ..... RHS .Kppomattox ....... ...,..... l EHS lfiargrave V. .... ...... l SHS Hargrave j. V. .... ......... l SHS Altavista ......... lil-IS TOP: Tommy ,-Xlmond and Dennis Slllith'-C0-CwfIf'1fI1II5 of '53 17001114111 Tvazn. Ray Hahn lffglrl Tafklv P 'l,0T'1'0M': H1'Oukvillc scoring first twuchclown of season against Hiwvsville. H9 FIRST Row: Ray Eggers, Harold Humphrey, junior Puckett, Bd Burnette, Douglas Kirby, Roger Hudson, Dennis Smith QCaptainj, Owen Harris, Nowlin Maddox. SECOND Row: jim Fitch, Buddy Lindsey, Ronald Hendrick, Lewis Kiger, james Marks, John Poston, Allen Wright, Jimmy Millner, Mr. Hill fC0achj. Boys' Basketball Team SCORES Madison Heights BHS 51 Glass I. V.'s .................... William Campbell BHS 51 VVilliam Campbell Gretna ............,.... ......... B HS 37 Spring Garden ................ Spring Garden ................ BHS 37 New London ....... ......... New London ........ ......... B HS 42 Glass J, V25 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Brosville ...... BHS 31 Appomattox ....... ......... Appomattox .... BHS 44 Gretna .... .... Altavista BHS 44 Bedford ..... Bedford .....,.......... ......... B HS 40 Halifax .... Madison Heights ............ 20' BHS 75 Halifax ............................ 62, Appomattox ..................................................... ........ 4 65 BHS 36 C Tournament J l60l BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS 37 48 49 42 29 46 41 37 26 49 STARTING LINIEUP TOP: Roger Hudson-cem'c1', Junior Puckett-f01'zc'a 1'd. CENTER : Edward Burnette-guard. 'BOTTOM : Dennis Smith-fnrzc'ard, Douglas Kirby-guard. l61 621 FIRST ROW: Martha Rucker and Linda Smith, QCO-Captainsj SECOND Row : Betty Robertson, Alyce Christley, Elizabeth Perdue, Shirley Brooks, Marian VVood, Gloria Hendrick. Gaynelle Miear, Sylvia Canalejo. THIRD Row: Wretlia Deaton fManagerj, Connie Martin, Bobbie Kesterson, Nancy Rorer, Patricia Mills, Phyllis Ore, Lois Maddox, Lucy Rector, Martha Kay jones, Mrs. Powell CCoachj. Madison Heights Willialii Campbell Gretna ................... ....... Spring Garden ..... ....... 5 3 New London .. Brosville .... Appomattox ...... Altavista ..... Bedford .............. Madison Heights Girls, Basketball Team BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS SCORES Alumnae .... .................... Williani Campbell Spring Garden ................ New London ....... Appomattox ....... .......... Gretna ........ . Bedford ....... Halifax ....... Altavista ..... Halifax ....... BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS 26 26 40 39 55 38 35 27 22 29 TOP: Connie MH1'li1l-SC11iCJf Forward, Martha .Ruckci'-Cziptain, Bobbie KE?HtCfSfl11+SL'l1i01' Forward. HOT'1'OxI: lust resting at practice. Carey and Miss Dees keeping score. .-Xlunmi game. i631 Girls' Monogram Winners FIRST Row: Alyce Christley, Martha Rucker, Linda Smith, Connie Martin, Harriet McCraw, Lois Maddox. SECOND Row: Marion XYood, Elizabeth Perdue, Iillie Kirby, Betty Clowdis. Betty Robertson, Shirley Hartmann, Peggy McMaster, Mrs. Powell. THIRD Row: Bobbie Kesterson, Carolyn Snow, jean Morey, Sandra Newcomb, Lucy Rector, Patricia Mills, Martha K. jones, Phyllis Ore. FIRST Row: Ronald Hendrick, Alfred Hahn, Junior Puckett, Danny Blanks, Ronald Ballard, Richard Maddox, Nowlin Maddox. SECOND Row: James Marks, Lewis Wirt', Bobby Shirey, Dennis Smith, Owen Harris, J. L. Leflier, jr., Danny Wriglit. THIRD Row: Allen XVright, lid Nuckles, Elton Tucker, Lewis Kiger, Jimmy XVare, Artie Schmitt, Douglas Kirby, Mr. Hill. Boys' Monogram Winners l64l l.liFT TO RIGHT: Ellie Kirby. jucly Burnette. 'Peggy McMaster, Shirley Ilartmami. Carolyn Snow. Harriet BlcCraw. Sandra Newcomb, Betty Clowclis, jean Morey, Phyllis Vtfoofl. Cheerleaders WEVE GOT A HIGH SCHOOL We've got a High School, WVe've gotta' yell, We've got a team that Fights like shhh! Rickety, Rackety. Russ, VVe're not allowed to cuss, But jam it to jell. We've gotta' yell For Dear ole Brookville or Bust. l65l 661 FIRST Row : Ed Nuckles, Clyde Smith, Dennis Smith, Allen Wright, Elton Tucker, Billy Holland, Eugene Wright. SECOND Row: J. L. LelTler, jr., Owen Harris, Russell Mier, Lewis Kiger, Earl Thompson, James Elder, Eddie Couch. THIRD Row: Gene Tweedy, Bill Kofeldt, john Rolls, Walter Apperson, Lewis Wirt, Ronald Wright, Mr. Hill. Boys' Baseball Team This season Brookville will play Appomattox, New London, Madison Heights, and William Campbell in baseball. Senior Tommy Almond: D. E. Club: Football, 3 years Co-Captain. Joseph Austin: D. E. Club 2 years: Glee Club 2 years: Bee Line 1 year. Harold Ayers: D. E.A1 year: Baseball 1 year. Gail Baber: Freshman President: S. C. A. Secretary: G. A. A. 1 year: Sophomore Treas- urer: Honor Council: Bee Line 3 years: Girls' Glee Club 1 year: Senior Vice-President: Buzzer Stal? 1 year. Danny Blanks: F. F. A. 3 years: Treasurer of F. H. C. 1 year: Football 3 years Co-Captain. Glen Bomar: Football Z years. Edward Burnette: Holy Cross Ur. Yr.J: Glee Club 1 year: D. O. 1 year: Football 1 year: Basketball 2 years: Junior and Senior Play. Patricia Candler: Forensic Club 4 years: Glee Club l year: G. A. A. 2 years: S. C. A. 1 year: Annual Staff 1 year: Junior Play: Basketball Team I year: Treasurer of Junior Class. David Carwile: Glee Club 1 year. Betty Clowdis: E. C. Glass Uunior Yearl: Band IM years: Cheerleader 2 years: Junior Play: Glee Club 1 year: Y-Teens 2 years: Annual Staff 2 years Co-Editor: Monogram year. Joyce Clowdis: Glee Club 2 years: Annual Staff 1 year: S. C. A. 1 year. Shirley Coles: Glee Club 3 years: G. A. A. 1 year: Library Club 1 year: President. Phyllis Cyrus: Glee Club 1 year: G. A. A. 1 year: F. H. A. 1 year: D. O. 1 year. Bobby Dalton: D. O. 1 year. Lois Daniel: Glee Club 3 years: G.A.A., 1 year: Library Club 1 year: Annual Staff 2 years: Business Manager: F. H. A. 1 year. Betty Davis: F. H. A. 3 years: Glee Club 1 year: G. A. A. 1 year. Betty Denton: F. H. A. 2 years: G. A. A. 2 years: Bee Line 1 year. Michael Donovan: Glee Club 3 years: Forensic Club 1 year. James Downey: D. E. 1 year. Aurelia Dunn: Secretar Librar Clul ars y y 1 4 ye : Glee Club 3 years: Reporter F. H. A. 2 years: G. A. A. 1 year: Latin Club 1 year. Ronald Engledove: Glee Club 4 years: D. O. 1 year, Vice-President. Betty Goodman: Glee Club 3 years: Library Club 2 years, Vice-President: G. A. A. 1 year: F. H. A. 1 year. Owen Harris: Treasurer Glee Club 4 years: Football 3 years: Basketball 3 years: Baseball 3 years: Track 4 years: D. O. Treasurer 1 year: Junior Play: F. F. A. 1 year. Directory Shirley Hartmann: E. C. Glass Uunior Yearjg President of Chonss l year: City League Bas- ketball 1 year: Bowling Team 1 year: Y-Teens Z years: S. C. A. 2 years, Vice-President and President: Glee Club 2 years: Newspaper Sports Editor 2 years: Annual 1 year: Cheerleader 2 years: junior Play: Senior Play: Forensic 1 year: Monogram 1 year: Class Secretary 2 years. Macon Hensley: Glee Club: Model Airplane Club: Bee Line 1 year: Buzzer Staff 1 year: Cheerleader 1 year. Roger Hudson: Glee Club 1 year: Football 2 years: Basketball 2 years: Annual Staff 1 year: D. O. 1 year. Harold Humphrey: D. O. Club 1 year: Glee Club 1 year: Senior Play: Basketball Z years: Foot- ball 1 year. Martha Kay Jones: Glee Club 4 years: Bas- ketball 2 years. Jack Keatts: D. E. 2 years, President. Bobbie Kesterson: F. H. A. 3 years: Glee Club 4 years: Forensic Club 3 years: Basketball 3 years: Bee Line 1 year. Garland Key: Model Airplane Club 1 year: Glee Club 2 years: Forensic Club 1 year. Douglas Kirby: Basketball 4 years, Captain 3 years: Football 4 years, Co-Captain: Vice- President of Class 1 year: Glee Club 2 years: Monogram 3 years. Buddy Lindsey: E. C. Glass CSenior Yearl. Lois Maddox: Library Club 2 years: F. H. A. 3 years: Glee Club 3 years: Basketball 2 years. Richard Maddox: F. F. A. Treasurer and Sec- retary: Track Team: Football Team: Federa- tion of F. FLA., President of Chapter. Connie Martin: F. H. A. 3 years, Secretary and President: Basketball 3 years: Glee Club 4 years: Forensic Club 3 years, Secretary, Treas- urer, President: Bee Line 1 year: G. A. A. 1 year. Gloria Mayhew: G. A. A. 1 year: Glee Club 1 year: Bee Line 3 years, Editor and Co- Editor: Buzzer Staff 1 year: Latin Club 1 year: S. C. A. 1 year: Junior Play: F. H. A. 1 year: President of Class 4 years: Senior Play. Harriet McCraw: Freshman Treasurer: G. A. A. 1 year: Sophomore Secretary: Glee Club 3 years: F. H. A. 2 years: S. C. A. 3 years: Latin Club Secretary 1 year: Bee Line Sports Editor 3 years: Buzzer Staff Co-Editor 2 years: Head Cheerleader 3 years: Girls State 33 : Mono- gram. Robert Mills: F. F. A., Chairman of Earnings and Savings Committee, Reporter of F. F. A., President of F. F. A. 1671 Senior Directory Sandra Newcomb: G. A. A. 1 yearg Forensic 1 yearg Glee Club 2 yearsg F. H. A. 3 yearsg Cheerleader 1 yearg Monogram 1 year. Phyllis Ore: G. A. A. 1 yearg F. H. A. 1 yearg Glee Club 2 yearsg Basketball Z years. Larry Porter: Football 2 yearsg Glee Club 4 years: D. E. 1 yearg D. O. 1 yearg Model Club 1 yearg Monogram Club l year. John Poeton: Glee Club 4 yearsg Forensic Clubg Basketball 1 year. Robert Poston: Glee Club 4 yearsg Forensic Club 2 yearsg Model Airplane Clubg Buzzer Stab' 1 yearg Basketball, J. V. Team. William Powell: Football Teamg D. E. Club. Billie Puckett: Pamplin C Senior Yearlg Library Club 1 yearg F. H. A. 3 years: Senior 4-H Club 3 yearsg Glee Club 1 year. Carolyn Snow: Freshman Secretaryg G. A. A. 1 yearg S. C. A. 1 yearg Glee Club 1 yearg Bee Line 3 yearsg Buzzer Staff 1 yearg Junior Playg Cheerleader 1 yearg Senior Playg Monogram. l68l Bobby Staton: Annual Staff 1 yearg Airplane Club 1 year. Mary Lou Thurston: S. C. A. l yearg Glee Club 4 yearsg Senior Playg G. A. A. 1 year. Charles Walker. Pat White: Glee Club 1 year: F. H. A. 1 yearg Buzzer Staff 1 year. Patsy Wiley: G. A. A. 1 yearg Forensic Club 2 yearsg F. H. A. 2 yearsg Library Club 2 years: Glee Club 2 yearsg Newspaper Club 1 year. Nora Wilson: Glee Club 1 yearg F. H. A. 1 year. Kenneth Witt: D. O. l yearg F. F. A. 2 years. Betty Wood: Glee Club 2 years, Secretary and Treasurerg Latin Club 1 yearg Library Club 1, yearg G. A. A. 1 yearg Honor Council 1 yearg Treasurer of Senior Class. Shirley Wright: G. A. A. l yearg Library Club 2 years: Glee Club 3 years. Eugene Wright: Baseball Team 2 years. 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HARVEY'S MOTEL Kenlile - Asplwall Tile - Rubber Tile Armslrong Linoleum - Wall Tile RESIDENTIAL 8: COMMERCIAL INSTALLATIONS 3I7 Tweliilw Sfreef CHARTER A BUS FOR SCHOOL TRIPS REASONABLE RATES DIAL 7-277I LYNCHBURG TRANSIT COMPANY I2+Iw 81 KEMPER STS. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA EXCAVATING GRADING - CLEARING - TERRACING FOUNDATION WORK - EARTH DAMS BULLDOZER AND SHOVEL SERVICE Dial Lynchburg 6-ZI33 or 3-08II MAY BROS. CONTRACTORS SHOP-OLD FOREST ROAD LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 01 I- - - - - I I ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I And so we say good-by to Brookville and the senior class of 1954. We would like to express gratitude to the following who have given their time and invaluable assistance to the publication of this book. LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING COMPANY for their aid in drawing up the layout. MUTUAL PRESS for printing our book. MR. FRANK HILL, of the House of Portraits, for the group pictures. I DELMAR STUDIO AND GUGGENHEIMER PHO- TOGRAPHY STUD-IO for individual pictures. THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY for the covers. I OUR ADVERTISERS for helping to finance our book. I MRS. CHRISTINE WRIGHT for handling the finances of the BUZZER. I THE STUDENT BODY, FACULTY, AND ADMINIS- TRATION whose interest gave us the incentive to produce I this book. It is our sincere hope that somewhere in these pages you will find cherished memories of a wonderful year spent at I Brookville during 1953-1954. i The Annual S taff. l91 .1 w X . wJ ,, A wiv 1 ww. M gf! W , X ww f fifi ww if G' New ' fgfb di- 1 1 wwwwmwwwmwmu uWwE'WQ51' ty , 'Gig 'y QPR' w, pl 'Q V- - L fm. , J. 431- M 'E '4s917! V f-- an Hu , 1, ,J '- ,ww-' ' , 1'11U,g 1,:iff1w' HmN,:.g 1 'N W M v 'ww-N I-' W ' ' MVN ,H f W. , - ,-.. 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