Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

BROOKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE 30th EDITION OF ITS ANNUAL PUBLICATION the S7 BROOKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION SOCIAL AND RECREATION HEALTH AND WELFARE Braden’s Appren- ticeship Class Mr. P.T.A.-Ruritan Dances Salk Vaccine Bloodmobile E _ is] ag: 2 a? 2 te 8 a Y Christmas Welfare roe 3 ° 9 UO ae” 2S A eo ws SEs ne oe =O a cin Alumni Basketball Assembly T.B. X-Rays Game munity Farm Ma- chinery Class Community Softball Jr. Red Cross AA Ue HUT Win JUMES Ale HATES os Rab NEE Shy 8 —_ . re tr. Be sae vwe oe, Se ee te ea. ers. siete | 'sih ae. ey a and its role in the community life . COMMUNITY PROJECTS PUBLIC RELATIONS Cannery Floyd Ward School of Dancing F.H.A. Mother- Daughter Banquet F.F.A. Father-Son Banquet P EA. Home Demonstration Groups Garden Club FOREWORD It is with great pride and satisfaction that the Senior Class and the Buzzer Staff of ’57 bring to you, the student body and the community, this thirtieth edition of THE BUZZER. In this volume we have en- deavored to picture the contri- butions of Brookville High School to the surrounding com- munity. We hope that each com- munity worker, as he reads this book, will feel that he is doing his share in building this com- munity and school, and that each student, as he becomes a citizen, will consider it his duty to continue these projects. Contents - Administration - Classes DEDICATION Through the years the char- acter of the Brookville com- munity has been revealed by its sincere interest in our school, its services, and its understand- ing ways. We, the Seniors of ’57, proud- ly dedicate this thirtieth edition of THE BuZZER to the Brook- ville community. ctivities - Features - Athletics HuUGH B. JACKSON Principal ADMINISTRATION It has been said that the school is one of the centers of community life in any area, particularly in rural and subur- ban areas. We have endeavored to make our school just such a center. It has been our aim to serve our community by providing health services to our adults and children by utiliz- ing our school facilities. | : The March of Dimes and the P. T. A. Minstrel are two of the many activities in which the faculty and community have worked together. ; ; ‘ r H i RITA J. BARNES, B.A. Berea College English, Spanish, Civics VIRGIL B. CAULEY B.S., M.S., V.P.I Agriculture, General Shop, Exp. Agriculture BEULAH C. HUBBARD A.B., A.B. in LS. William and Mary Librarian MATTIE W. BERSCH, B.S. Longwood College General Business, Short- hand, Bookkeeping, Typing ROBERT P. BRADEN, A.B. Lynchburg College R.P.I. and V.P.I. D.O., D.E., Exploratory FACULTY MARGARET S. FARRAR B.S., Madison College Lynchburg College Math, Science CLAIRE T. FLINT Lynchburg College Office Secretary PHYLLIS C. JORDAN, A.B. Lynchburg College English, Social Studies ANNETTE J. LEE, B.A. R.-M.W.C. Lynchburg College Math, Science TOMMY R. CARROLL B.A., M.A., I.D.D. L.A. Institute Southwestern, L.S.U. Chicago Art Institute Northwestern University Mathematics JOHN W. HILL, B.A. Lynchburg College Health Physical Education MARGARET R. MCKENRY B.S., Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia Typing, Exploratory Office Practice Training - ELIZABETH K. MOFFIT A.B., Lynchburg College History, English JUDITH M. POWELL Longwood College Lynchburg College Physical Education SARAH L. Morey, B.A. LaGrange College Home Economics ARLENE NASH Cafeteria Manager FACULTY FRANCES H. QUIGLEY A.B., Lynchburg College History Mary L. Woop, A.B. Flora Macdonald Mary Washington Lynchburg College English, Latin, History S. B. TUCKER, B.A. University of Richmond English, Social Studies WILLIAM E. WRIGHT Lynchburg College, A.B. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Biology, Physics Amy R. NIXON, B.S. Cornell University General Science Chemistry Lucy H. WILKINS, A.B. Lynchburg College Director and Teacher of Music [9] CLASSES In order that the worthwhile activities of the classes at Brookville High can be a success the community is called upon time and time again for their support. There has never been an occasion that these projects have not been over- whelmingly supported by our community. Two activities sponsored by the classes which would have been impossible if the community had not been most responsive, were the Donkey Basketball Games and the Junior Play. HONOR GRADUATES The Valedictorian for the class of 1957 is David Wright and the Salutatorian is Ann Drumheller. To be an honor graduate one must attain an average of ninety on their four years of high school work. First Row: David Wright, Ann Drumheller. Second Row: Lois Beale, Thomas Bruffy, Andee Crawley, Marjorie Hudson. Third Row: Loretta Layne, Phyllis McCormick, Jimmy Overacre, Lynda Powell. Fourth Row: Linda Smith, Jane Temples, Earl Thompson, Sara Webb. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIMMY OVERACRE President MARTHA PROEHL Secretary EARL THOMPSON Vice-President LoIs BEALE Treasurer CHRISTINE LOIS BEALE Cheerful, laughing, and never blue, Here is a typist; a good one, too. THOMAS EARL BRUFFY Thomas is smart and witty, too, Always willing to work for you. SHIRLEY FRANCES BRYANT A girl with not much to say, Happiness shall light her way. RAWLIN FLOYD CLINGEMPEEL A D.O. student is this guy, Kind of bashful, kind of shy. THE SENIORS GLADYS MAE CRAWFORD A friend to all is Gladys Mae, The happy type from day to day. MARJORIE ANDERSON CRAWLEY Winning smile and hair of red, What thoughts rest in your knowing head? CAROL ANN DRUMHELLER A friendly girl who is nice to know, Far on the road to success she'll go. BETTY JEAN EAGLE Betty is cute, she’s full of strife, She’ll make Jimmy a loving wife. | | | BROADUS REED FIELD Here’s a guy who leaves at noon, A cabinet maker he’ll be soon. JAMES HAROLD FITCH He fears no man, But oh! A wo-man! NAOMI PEARL FITZGERALD Naomi has a pleasant face, Let her get mad, and she’s really a case. RONALD LENWOOD HENDRICK Ronald and time cannot agree, He always arrives, but late, you see. OF 1957 VIRGINIA LEE HIGHT A clever girl, a witty girl, a girl so full of fun; A studious girl, a carefree girl, a thousand Sirls in one. BARBARA ANN HUDSON So nice to know and very neat, Here is a girl who is hard to beat. MARJORIE LOIS HUDSON Pretty little girl with eyes of brown, You'll have to admit, she gets around! LOUIS SHERWOOD KIGER Good in sports, in books he’s smart, It’s no use girls, Jane owns his heart. JOE REED LANKFORD Pleasure fills our youthful years, Why study if it interferes? LORETTA LEE LAYNE Short, slender, carefree, and gay, Always studying every day. JO ANNE LEECH If things don’t suit her in every way, There’ll be some changes made today. GEORGE NEAL MADDOX A little knowledge, plus a _ large amount of bluff, Makes all my teachers think I know my stuff. THE SENIORS ULLA GABRIELE MARKHAM She is gentle but not shy, There is mischief in her eye. JOHN HENRY McCONVILLE John tries anything—as the rule, For a chance to get out of school. PHYLLIS LORINE McCORMICK A friend in work, in play, in sorrow; The same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. HELEN GAYNELL MIEAR It’s better to love one little boy lots Than to love lots of boys little. RUSSELL BROWN MIEAR Of all the joys that I recall, Being in love is best of all. STANLEY LEON NAPIER To worry little, to study less, This is his secret to happiness. WARREN BURLEIGH NEWMAN Of all the pleasure large and small, A day off from school is the best of all. JAMES CARROLL OVERACRE To the editor of our annual, acclaim! A good student, a friend, a leader, here’s fame. OF 1957 LYNDA LYNN POWELL Always smiling, always gay, She’s in our hearts and there to stay. MARTHA DELORES PROEHL Cool, calm, and collected, too, Without Duval what would she do? MERLYN NELSON PROEHL To get an education should be the nature of his mind, But to spend his time flirting he seems to be inclined! PEGGY ANNE SCHMITT Peggy is president of the F.H.A. She helps the girls in every way. [17] LINDA CAROLYN SMITH Hoppy’s her nickname we all agree, “Homecoming Queen” and quite a “Bee.” NANCY JANE TEMPLES She is little, she is wise, She’s a corker for her size. EARL LEE THOMPSON Earl is a friend indeed, And is one, most likely to succeed. LEWIS EDWARD TOMLINSON Idle, slow, and unconcerned, He went to class and sometimes learned. THE SENIORS MALCOLM RAY TRENT Chatter, chatter, all through the day; ’Tis no wonder the teachers’ hair is gray. JAMES EDWARD WARE A jolly good sport, an all-round guy, Such a pal as no money can buy. JAMES WALTON WATSON Always happy, never sad, Sometimes naughty, but never bad. SARA RUTH WEBB Her pretty face, her charming smile, Make her friendship well worth- while. [ 18 ] | CHARLOTTE ANN WEEKS | In the Library Club, Charlotte’s really a whiz, For Mrs. Hubbard she’s worked three years. JOHN ARCHER WILKERSON A willing worker, full of mirth; We need more like him on this earth. CHARLES WAYNE WIRT Wayne’s not bashful, he’s full of fun, He’s always teasing everyone. ALLEN WAYNE WRIGHT The whole world would be mine if I had time to take care of it. OF 1957 DAVID WELLS WRIGHT Not too serious, not too gay, A likeable boy in every way. [19 ] SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Freshman Year 1953-54 The year of 1953 was one of the greatest years this school has ever known because the doors of Brook- ville High School were now open to ninety-seven energetic freshmen who were already familiar with the school, its students, its rules and regulations, and its community affairs. Because we were the first eighth graders, we were fortunate enough to have realized by now the importance of studying and working towards being honor students. To guide us along our way were Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. McKenry, Mr. Tucker, and Mr. Hugh B. Jack- son, our principal. As our class officers we chose Jimmy Overacre, President; Lois Beale, Vice-President; Barbara Hudson, Secretary; and Jerry Hartless, Treasurer. Before we had time to realize it, the second semes- ter had come to a close and summer vacation was upon us once again. Sophomore Year 1954-’55 In September, 1954, because of overcrowded conditions here at Brookville, twenty-six members of our proud Sophomore Class were transferred to the new high school at Rustburg. Jimmy Overacre, Earl Thomp- son, Malcolm Trent, and Marjorie Hudson were elected as class officers. A large per cent of the class eagerly participated in the school’s extracurricular activities, and we are happy to say that four girls in our class played on the basketball team which was undefeated this year. They were Linda Smith, Gaynell Miear, Betty Eagle, and Ann Drumheller. With the careful guidance and encouragement of our sponsors, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Smart, we managed to successfully complete our second link toward Graduation Day. Junior Year 1955-56 Booming voices and the patter of big feet could be heard echoing through the halls of B.H.S. as fifty-two lighty Juniors resumed their class activities. Because there were few seniors, we were given the privilege of having the former senior sponsors, Mrs. Quigley and Mr. Wright, as our co-pilots for the year. We also were given the opportunity to attend the annual football game at Charlottesville. Our class officers were Jimmy Overacre, Earl Thompson, Louis Kiger, and Jane Temples. March 6, the day we received our class rings , was a memorable one, and the Junior-Senior Dance in the Brookville gym was also a red letter day on our calendar. Senior Year 1956-57 Forty-seven mighty Seniors graced the halls of Brookville in September, 1956. Once again we were fortunate to have the same leaders, as Mrs. Quigley and Mr. Wright resumed their former roles as Senior sponsors. Presiding over our class were Jimmy Overacre, President; Earl Thompson, Vice-President; Martha Proehl, Secretary; and Lois Beale, Treasurer. Our school colors, maroon and gray, were chosen as our class colors, and a velvet rose was chosen as our flower. Our first activity was a trip to Charlottesville to see the football game between the University of Virginia and V.M.I. When the first semester exams were over, fourteen deserving seniors were proud to learn that they were to be honor graduates the following June. They were: David Wright, Valedictorian; Ann Drumheller, Salutatorian; Earl Thompson, Jimmy Overacre, Sara Webb, Loretta Layne, Lois Beale, Phyllis McCormick, Thomas Bruffy, Jane Temples, Andee Crawley, Marjorie Hudson, Linda Smith, and Lynda Powell. Our senior candidates, Neal Maddox and Linda Smith, were crowned as HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN by Mr. William E. Wright. The seniors were invited by the Juniors to the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which was held on March 16. This was an occasion to be remembered by everyone. Our Senior Play, “Dear Ruth,” was another big activity on our list. This comedy in two acts was a new experience for us as we had not been permitted to sponsor a Junior Play. In May our class took the annual Senior Trip. The privilege of being the first class from Brookville to go to New York was greatly appreciated and is a memory that will linger with us always. As we look back over our four high school years we find that a few of our members have been outstanding in some of the school’s activities. Ann Drumheller and Jimmy Overacre have been two of the winners in the Forensic Debating Con- test here at school for the past four years and in the district for two years. Louis Kiger, Neal Maddox, Earl Thompson, Jimmy Ware, and Allen Wright have played first string on the basketball team for the past two years, and have done an excellent job for the school’s fame. Finally came our Commencement, which was held on June 6, 1957. As we closed the doors of Brookville behind us and looked for doors yet to be opened, each of us thought of our class motto, “Not finished; just begun.” SENIOR DIRECTORY LOIS BEALE: BuZZER Staff 2 years; Newspaper Staff, 1 year; Vice-President of Freshman Class; Treasurer of Senior Class. THOMAS BRUFFY: Forensic Club, 2 years; Secretary, Newspaper Staff, 2 years, Business Manager; Basketball, 1 year; Spanish Club, 1 year; Glee Club, 2 years; S.C.A., 1 year. SHIRLEY BRYANT: Glee Club, 1 year; D.E. Club, 2 years; J.V. Cheerleader. RAWLIN CLINGEMPEEL: D.O. Club, 2 years. GLADYS CRAWFORD: Glee Club, 2 years; F.H.A., 2 years; Newspaper Staff, 2 years; Music Club, 1 year; Library Club, 1 year. ANDEE CRAWLEY: Glee Club, 2 years; Span- ish Club, 2 years, Vice-President; Newspaper Staff, 3 years. ANN DRUMHELLER: Forensic Club, 4 years, Vice-President; Basketball, 3 years; S.C.A., 1 year, President; Glee Club, 2 years, Vice-President; Latin Club, 4 years, Secretary. BETTY EAGLE: Basketball, 3 years; Glee Club, 2 years; F.H.A., 1 year. REED FIELD: D.O. Club, 2 years. JIM FITCH: Football, 4 years; Basketball Man- ager, 4 years; Spanish Club, 2 years. NAOMI FITZGERALD: Glee Club, 3 years; D.E. Club, 1 year; Library Club, 2 years. RONNIE HENDRICKS: D.E. Club, 1 year; Basketball, 3 years; BUZZER Staff, 1 year; Track Team, 1 year. VIRGINIA HIGHT: S.C.A., 3 years; D.E. Club, 2 years; Treasurer, President; Glee Club, 2 years; Vice-President of Sophomore Class at Rustburg High School. BARBARA HUDSON: Glee Club, 4 years, Treasurer; Newspaper Staff, 2 years; F.H.A., 3 years; Cheerleader, 2 years; Secretary of Fresh- man Class. MARJORIE HUDSON: Glee Club, 1 year; F.H.A., 3 years; BUZZER Staff, 2 years; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; Basketball, 2 years. LOUIS KIGER: Football, 4 years; Captain, 2 years; Basketball, 4 years, Captain, 1 year; Base- ball, 3 years; Track, 3 years; Spanish Club, 2 years, President; Glee Club, 1 year; S.C.A., 1 year; Junior Class Secretary. JOE LANKFORD: D.O. Club, 2 years; S.C.A., 1 year; Glee Club, 2 years; F.F.A., 2 years. LORETTA LAYNE: Glee Club, 3 years: Span- ish Club, 2 years; Forensic Club, 1 year. JO ANN LEECH: Glee Club, 4 years; F. H. H., 3 years; Library Club, 1 year. NEAL MADDOX: Forensic Club, 3 years; Glee Club, 4 years; Newspaper Staff, 4 years, Co- editor; J.V. Basketball, 1 year; Varsity, 3 years; Football, 1 year; Latin Club, 3 years; Track, 2 years. ULLA MARKHAM: Glee Club, 3 years; S.C.A., 1 year; Spanish Club, 2 years; Forensic Club 3 years, Secretary; F.H.A., 1 year. JOHN McCONVILLE: F.F.A., 4 years; K.V.G., 3 years; Baseball, 3 years; Football, 3 years. PHYLLIS McCORMICK: F.H.A., 1 year. GAYNELL MIEAR: F.H.A., 2 years; Newspaper Staff, 2 years; Glee Club, 4 years; Basketball, 4 years; Cheerleader, 1 year. RUSSELL MIEAR: D.E. Club, 1 year; Football, 1 year; Baseball, 3 years; Basketball, J.V., 1 year. STANLEY NAPIER: Football, 4 years; Basket- ball, 2 years; Track, 3 years; Glee Club, 1 year, President. BURLEIGH NEWMAN: F.F.A., 3 years; D.E. Club, 1 year. JIMMY OVERACRE: Class President, 4 years; Forensic Club, 4 years, President; BUZZER Staff, 2 years, Editor; Newsp aper Staff, 2 years; Span- ish Club, 1 year. ED NUCKLES: Baseball, 2 years; Football, 1 year; D.O. Club, 2 years. LYNDA POWELL: Basketball, 2 years; (Cali- fornia), F.H.A., 1 year; Speed Away Team, 1 year. MARTHA PROEHL: F.H.A., 1 year, Treasurer; D.E. Club, 1 year, Secretary; Manager of Girls’ Basketball, 1 year; Secretary of Senior Class. MERLYN PROEHL: F-F.A., 3 years; K.V.G., 3 years; Football, 2 years; Basketball, 2 years. PEGGY SCHMITT: Glee Club, 4 years; F.H.A., 3 years; S.C.A., 1 year. LINDA SMITH: Forensic Club, 1 year; S.C.A., 2 years, Treasurer; Newspaper Staff, 4 years, Business Manager, Co-editor, Editor; Basketball, 4 years; Glee Club, 4 years; Cheerleader, 1 year. JANE TEMPLES: S.C.A., 4 years, Secretary, Vice-President, President; F.H.A. 3 years; Presi- dent; Junior Class Treasurer; Basketball, 2 years; Forensic Club, 1 year. EARL THOMPSON: Class Vice-President, 3 years; Newspaper Staff, 2 years; S.C.A., 1 year; Forensic Club, 3 years; Glee Club, 1 year; Latin Club, 4 years; J.V. Basketball, 1 year; Varsity, 2 years; Baseball, 4 years; BUZZER Staff, 1 year. EDWARD TOMLINSON: Football, 3 _ years, Manager; Basketball, 1 year; Baseball, 1 year; D.E. Club, 2 years, Parliamentarian; Glee Club, . 1 year; Library Club, 1 year. MALCOLM TRENT: Secretary of Sophomore Class; D.E. Club, 1 year. JIMMY WARE: Glee Club, 2 years; Football, 4 years; Basketball, 3 years; Baseball, 3 years; Track, 2 years. JAMES WATSON: Football, 2 years; Track, 1 year; Spanish Club, 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year. SARA WEBB: Glee Club, 2 years; Forensic Club, 1 year; Newspaper Staff, 3 years; Spanish Club, 2 years, Secretary-Treasurer; Library Club, 1 year; Basketball, 2 years. CHARLOTTE WEEKS: Library Club, 3 years, President; BUZZER Staff, 2 years; F.H.A., 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year; Newspaper Staff, 1 year. WAYNE WIRT: F.F.A., 4 years; K.V.G., 4 years; Baseball, 2 years. ALLEN WRIGHT: Football, 4 years; Basketball, 4 years; Baseball, 4 years; Track, 3 years; S.C.A., 1 year; Glee Club, 4 years, Treasurer; Latin Club, 3 years; Forensic Club, 2 years, Secretary. DAVID WRIGHT: Glee Club, 1 year; Forensic Club, 2 years; S.C.A., 1 year; (Bedford) Hobby Club, 1 year; Latin Club, 2 years; Latin Tourna- ment, 2 years; Beta Club, 1 year; Boys’ Hi-Y Club, 1 year; Baseball, 1 year; Vice-President of Sophomore Class. CLASS PROPHECY Commencement Exercises of 1967 We find seated in the audience with us tonight many of the former graduates of Brookville High School. Among them are the familiar faces of those who graduated in the year of 1957 and who are now taking their places in various community activities. To the right we see six graduates of Virginia Polytechnic Institute: namely: JIM FITCH, JIMMY OVERACRE, JAMES WATSON, ALLEN WRIGHT, EARL THOMPSON, and DAVID WRIGHT. They now operate their own joint-engineering firm and have as their secretaries LOIS BEALE, MARJORIE HUD- SON, CHARLOTTE WEEKS, and .PHYLLIS McCORMICK. LOUIS KIGER, also a V. P. I. graduate, hopes to be coaching a better basketball team at B. H. S. next year. His wife, the former JANE TEMPLES, is coaching the girls’ team. Who is this distinguished person now entering the door? It is STANLEY NAPIER, recently released from the navy where he piloted his own ship, the S. S. Deaton. He will soon return to his former job at RCA Victor recording studio. There comes DR. NEAL MADDOX, and with him are his nurses) ULLA MARKHAM and ANDEE CRAWLEY. They seat themselves by MALCOLM TRENT, who, I hear, has just completed pharmaceutical study and soon expects to open his own drug store. I am anxiously glancing around the auditorium to catch a glimpse of several visiting celebrities who had promised to be present. There sits JIMMY WARE, head of the Ware Construction Company in New York, and his wife, the former BETTY EAGLE. They are in town on a big business deal. ANN DRUM- HELLER, head of Virginia Institute of Music, has just come up with a brilliant new idea of manufacturing longer tonettes. LYNDA POWELL, because she has recently moved to Kentucky, was unable to be with us tonight. However, we may mention the fact that she owns the best thoroughbred horses in the country. Seated among the faculty are LORETTA LAYNE, GLADYS CRAWFORD, and SARA WEBB, as well as two of its newest members, PEGGY SCHMITT and JO ANN LEECH, who have recently completed training as home economics instructors. Seated behind them is NAOMI FITZGERALD, dramatics teacher at Lynchburg College. Later I hope to talk with MERLYN PROEHL, a dairy expert, now conducting surveys on the farms of JOHN McCONVILLE, WAYNE WIRT, and BURLEIGH NEWMAN. Tomorrow I must visit REED FIELD, owner of a cabinet and linoleum shop, and RAWLIN CLINGEMPEEL, a prominent upholsterer. They are now designing fixtures for MARTHA and DUVAL’S new home. They have also done work in the homes of VIRGINIA HIGHT JENNINGS and SHIRLEY B RYANT KEESEE. RONALD HENDRICKS, with the financial aid of THOMAS BRUFFY, the community banker, is now opening a new super market. The MIEARS have turned the management of their store over to RUSSELL and PEGGY. By the way, MR. WRIGHT has recommended JOHN WILKERSON and ED NUCKLES as expert mechanics. They recently overhauled his ’50 Chevrolet. I now see three very familiar faces over to my left. They are LINDA MAYHEW, GAYNELL ENGLE- DOVE, and BARBARA ENGLEDOVE. I hear their new homes are the latest word in decoration and furnish- ings. Finding a newspaper in the seat next to me, I read on the front page that JOE LANKFORD has been made Vice-President of the A. B. Burton Construction Company. Glancing over the sports page, I see that ED TOMLINSON, head football coach at Notre Dame, has been named as All-American. The familiar strains of the processional march focuses my attention on the black and white robed figures of the graduates of 1967. Tonight I shall live again the graduation exercises of 1957. HAIL, B. H. S.! : JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JACK HARKER EDDIE MOREY President Vice-President ANN LITCHFORD PEGGY LAWRENCE Secretary Treasurer MARIE MARTIN Publicity Director Ethel Arthur Iris Arthur Violet Baker Charles Bondurant Ernest Bondurant Joann Booth Herschel Brooks Nancy Bruffy Charles Campbell Loretta Cox Nancy Crouch Wretha Deaton Evelyn Denson Edwin Dorr James Elder Bill Fitch Jane Fitzgerald Ann Glass Jack Harker Martha Harris John Hendricks Morris Hensley Richard Holberton Millie Hurt Billy Jennings Aubrey Johnson Becky Johnson : Ruth Johnson Linda Landrum Peggy Lawrence Jo Ann Leffel David Lindsay Ann Litchford Marie Martin Gaile Millner Eddie Morey Ann Nash Nancy Osborne Tommy Puckett Marianne Robertson Gordon Shearer J. C. Shelton Bucky Smith Dickie Lee Smith Jerry Smith Robert Swain Barbara Thomas Kenneth Trent Patsy Vest Shirley Walls Ralph Wiley Alfred Wilson Loyd Woodford Betty Wright Fay Wright Mary Jane Wright Phillip Wright Bill Zimmerman Robert Eagle Carlton Hartless Billy Holland Doris Maddox Wayne Pulliam Not PICTURED: Nancy Schley Gloria Tomlinson Reggie Walker Etta Wilson Rachael Wood [25 ] ; | P. T. A. Minstrel—proceeds to go for equipment in New Build- ing. Basketball managers taking care of equipment. : ee ; Pe aad te - orto Raising funds for New York Trip. i i | 4 i SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BILLY OVERACRE EDWARD FURNISS President Vice-President ROBERT GEORGE LATHAN EWERS Secretary Treasurer [27] Patricia Ashwell Jerry Bagby Francis Blantz Wesley Brandt Curtis Brooks %, Fontaine Brooks Becky Bruffy Shirley Burks Lawrence Campbell Martha Carson Betty Carwile Denny Charles Shirley Clingempeel Philip Coffey Peggy Couch Verlin Creasy Sue Dalton Peggy Daniel Pauline Deaton Charlene Dorr Bill Dotten Betty Lou Dunn Bobby Eubank Lathan Ewers Barbara Jo Farrar Edward Furniss Bobby George Leon Hamilton Donnie Harris Sherba Hensley Mary Sue Hubbard Ruth Ann Kidd G ail Kirby Lois Layne Jimmie Lee ee Ss ERY RED) Pent Robert Lee Lawrence Lindsay Peggy Maddox Cordell Mason Ronald Mead Jeanetta Miear Ashby Milstead James Mitchell Pat Monagham Johnny Ottinger Billy Overacre Sandra Phlegar Dickie Lee Porter i Ronnie Purvis Harold Rogers Johnny Roll Kathleen Rose Mary Lee Shearer Betty Jo Shelton Ann Sites Dicky Smith Glenn Styles Merry Sue Thurman R. J. Tucker - Carol Vallestro Joe Vance June Walker Patsy Walker Jimmy Weeks Douglas Wells Martha White Eddie Whitmore Robert Wiley Jimmy Wright NoT PICTURED: C. W. Nash [ 29 ] Top Left: F. H. A. Tea given in honor of Faculty. Top Right: Student-Faculty basketball game sponsored by the Forensic Club, D. E. and D. O. Clubs. Bottom Left: Mock Election held by the Bee Line Staff. ‘ Bottom Right: Christmas Pageant presented by the Latin Club and the Music Department. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BETH ELDER TOMMY WEBB President Vice-President KIRSTEN MARKHAM CHRISTINE BROWN Secretary Treasurer [31] S Walter Apperson Mary Ashwell Rosalie Ballowe Barbara Banton Howard Baucan John Lee Boaze Peggy Bobbitt Gwendolyn Brooks Harold Brooks Christine Brown Peggy Brown David Bryant Bonnie Burnett Gloria Callaham Carl Campbell Beth Carroll Jimmy Carter John Carter Sandra Chase Billy Cheatham Carlton Childress Carlton Clark Jerry Cooper Wayne Cox Kay Crawley Charles Crowell Faye Cyrus Garnett Davis Wayne DeWitt | Rosalie Dinkins Randy Dorr Margaret Douthat James Eagle Beth Elder Gayle Elliot El ——————————————— ae etind Nancy Falwell Arnold Field Phyllis Foster Leonard Frady Mary Ann Funk b Jerry Gilliam Ronnie Hall Roy Hall Shirley Hamlett Muriel Hawkins Carol Hudnall Melvin Hunter Scott Johnson Wayne Johnson Betty Keatts Ernest Kesterson Janice LaPrade Bobby Leffel Gayle Leonard Wayne Leonard Wayne Lipscomb Betty Sue Mann Kirsten Markham Peggy McConville Douglas McCraw Henry McCraw Maija Mednicks Shirley McKinney Larry Miller Wayne Millner Peter Monagham James Moore Sue Morris Wanda Nance Linda Osborne ee th ARN ee Billy Owens Donald Paris Philip Pleasants Jannette Proehl Herschel Pulliam Jimmy Riley Billy Roll Ennis Rush Kenneth Saunders Franklin Sites Iris Stanley Joyce Stevens Barbara Stinnett Louis Styles Barbara Tanner Eugene Taylor Jimmy Temples Patricia Toms Cecil Trent ZW. T. Vest Barbara Watson Tommy Webb Wayne Weeks John Whitelaw Sherry Whitmore Garland Wiley Leon Wiley Glenn Wilmer Vernon Wilmer Roy Winnagle Ronnie Wright Not PICTURED: Joyce Shiflett LE | EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS | GEORGIANNA BREWER TERRY WRIGHT President Vice-President Jupy McCartuy WARREN MILLER Secretary Treasurer ve uw — [ 36] Elaine Alcock Diane Anderson Dawn Arnold Carolyn Austin Joyce Bagby Catherine Bailey Anne Ballowe Ray Barbour Ronald Bartlett Beth Bell Billy Bondurant Joyce Kay Bondurant Margie Bondurant Georgianna Brewer Carolyn Brown Fay Brown Carol Bruffy Fred Bruffy Gaile Carson Connie Chase Don Cheatham Frank Cheatham Joan Childers Nelda Clingempeel Fred ‘Coleman Montez Coleman Dickie Couch Gloria Fay Cox Billy Crawford Sandra Crist Pinkney Crouch Reva Crouch Phyllis Daniels Phoebe Davis Tommy Dawson Judy Kim Deacon Myrtle Dobyns Patricia Dodd Ritchie Douthat Edith Eagle 7? Horace Ellis Joe Evans Carolyn Ewers James Falls Richard Fitzgerald Leslie French Mary Sue Grogan Joe Hardy Karen Harker Marie Harris Sarah Harris Lynn Hendricks Wayne Hensley 1° Gary Hewitt Robert Howell Mary Lee Hurt Catherine Kersey Nancy Kidd David Kiger Carroll Kirby Becky Lawrence i! Russell Lawrence Kenneth Layne Nancy Layne Robert Lyles Anne Maddox Max Marcus Charlene Marsh Donald Martin Linda Martin Becky Mayhew James Mays Shirley Mays Judy McCarthy Anne McConville Eva McCormick Erma Miear ( Warren Miller Yvonne Miller Brenda Millner [ 37] [38] Rodney Monroe Tommy Morey George Morris Ray Newsome Peggy Sue Padgett Myra Paris Ruth Parker Peggy Perry Sylvia Phillips Wendell Raby Vernon Reynolds Betty Rice Ricky Richardson David Riley Barbara Robertson Betty Mae Roll Nancy Saunders James Schmitt Anne Shearer Herbert Sprouse Nancy Stanley Charles Swain Ray Taylor David Webb George Weeks Linda Wieringo Betty Williams Barbara Wilson ‘Henry Wilson Ray Wilson Gladys Winnagle Dale Witt Judy Wood Carolyn Woody � Richard Wooldridge Dorothy Whorley Cynthia Wright Terry Wright Top: Group II District IV Forensic Champions. Bottom Left: Ann Shearer—Campbell County Spelling Champion. Bottom Right: Brookville receives Group II District IV Civitan Sportsmanship Award. [ 40] A-GT I'V -ErEes The clubs of B. H. S., a part of the extra- curricular activities, are designed to make the students better citizens and future leaders in their community. The F. F. A. and 4-H Clubs are excellent examples of how active student participation in club activities trains the student to become a part of his community lite before graduation. aang ye rs. Ist Row, Left to Right: Judy Deacon, Judy Wood, Sandra Phlegar, Nancy Schley, Sandra Chase, Judy McCarthy, Ulla Markham, Virginia Hight. 2nd Row: Peggy Lawrence, Peggy Daniel, Billy Overacre, Tommy Webb, David Wright, Lathan Ewers, Jane Temples, Becky Johnson, Beth Elder, Carolyn Ewers, Georgianna Brewer, Mr. Wright, Wayne DeWitt. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS JANE TEMPLES President BECKY JOHNSON Vice-President LATHAN EWERS Secretary BETH ELDER Treasurer Each homeroom in the high school is repre- sented in the Student Co-Operative Association. This organization gives students an opportunity to work with the administration and teachers in helping to solve some of the problems that confront the students. Representatives attended the District Meeting at Appomattox High School and the State Convention at Mary Washington College. ) SEPTEMBER 4—-School Opened 24—Trip to Charlottesville—University of Virginia vs. V. M. I. 25—F. H. A. and F. F. A. members attended the State Fair. OCTOBER 11—Homecoming Football Game. 12—-School closed for Farm Show. NOVEMBER 3—Fall Festival. 22-23—Thanksgiving Holidays. What a relief! 28-29—Juniors present “SEVENTEEN.” DECEMBER 4—First Basketball Game. 21—Christmas Pageant. 21—Christmas Vacation— What a glorious end to ’56. JANUARY 1—Happy New Year. 2—Back to school. 8—Polio Drive. 10-11—Donkey Basketball Games. 15—Many students on fence as exams approach. 16—Mid-term exams begin. 18—Exams end—Some students over fence. FEBRUARY 8—Crowning of King Queen Bee. 14—Magazine Drive Started. 18—F. F. A. Father-Son Banquet. 27—Basketball Tournament with Brookville near top! SCHOOL CALENDAR MARCH 7—Talent Show. 15-16—S. C. A. State Convention. 16—Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. 17-19—D. O. Convention. 24-26—D. E. Convention at Richmond. 28-29—Seniors present “DEAR RUTH.” APRIL 2—Brookville receives Sportsmanship Award for second time. 5—Latin Banquet. F. H. A. Spring Rally. 11-12—P. T. A. Minstrel. 13—District Forensic meet—Brookville wins trophy second straight year. 19-22—Faster Holidays. 23-27—Twerp Week. 26—-State Forensic Meet. MAY 1-5—Seniors celebrate in New York. 9—Senior Day. 16—F. H. A. Mother-Daughter Banquet and Fashion Show. 30—OH! Final exams begin. JUNE 2—Baccalaureate Address, Mighty Seniors! 3—-Final exams ended. What a relief! 4—-Senior Assembly. 6—GRADUATION—Seniors are de- flated now as they realize the end has come—Juniors are inflated! [ 43 ] Vol. IX OCTOBER, 1956 N Homecoming Big Succes: National Election As we all know, the 1956 Na- tional Election takes place next month. The purpose of this election is to elect a President and a Vice- President ta take charge of the affairs of our government for the next four years. The capa De Firs Ther neare must Plea everyo in the The N pleased tom Friday, ( Richardsor Advance. to the club and activiti tures in pul Sa, ss. They raised $61.25 ai | the runners- ph Junior Class candidates, Tommy Panes and Millie. Mrs. Richa ys Silent Hturt. Also running were Pauline Deaton and Jimmy Lee from the Dave Wright r the questions 10th grade; Gayle Leonard and Bobby Leffel from the 9th grade, sent im by our staff in his column and Mary Carol Ewers and David Kiger from the 8th grade. M “Seen and Heard” Thursday, Octo- Everyone had a grand time and we were proud to have raised such | ber 18. an amount toghelp the Athletic Association. gts ite Ae’ 4 We feel that the staff will benefit Congratulations to Linda and Neal and the Brookville Bees for” A by Mrs. Richardson's talk and our being so victorious. ron ae OE ie Mg Rain Rin 2a eer a sincere thanks to her. ‘ ant ee oe Ye sia I, ” F ee eee 3 est v Bes oc 4 oe tails % a ee | ne LY te a 4 _ Seated, Left to Right: Doris Maddox, Barbara Hudson, Neal Maddox, News Editor; Linda Smith, Editor; Gaynell Miear, Managing Editor. Standing, Left to Right: Mary Sue Hubbard, Sara Webb, Thomas Brutty, Business M Andee Crawley, Gloria Tx mlinson, Sandra Chase, Beth Elder, B Kenry, Sponsor; Lois Beale, anager; arbara Watson, Mrs. Mc- Ann Glass, Lynda Powell, Phyllis McCormick, Charlotte Weeks, First Row: Marie Martin, Lois Beale, Marjorie Hudson, Jimmy Overacre, Dickie Porter. Second Row: Becky Johnson, Mrs. Quigley, Nancy Schley, Wretha Deaton, Charlotte Weeks, Edward Furniss, Tommy Puckett. ena cRa emNR BUZZER STAFF JIMMY OVERACRE Editor MRS. QUIGLEY Faculty Advisor NANCY SCHLEY and MARIE MARTIN Staff Members MARJORIE HUDSON Business Manager LOIS BEALE and CHARLOTTE 43 WEEKS i Typists 7 TOMMY PUCKETT . Assistant Business Manager EDWARD FURNISS Art Editor Seated: Bonnie Burnett, Carol Hudnall, Charlotte Weeks. Standing: Wenda Nance, Mary Ashwell, Philip Pleasants, Jane Fitzgerald, Carolyn Woody, Judy Wood, Gladys Crawford, Jimmy Moore, Billy Cheatham, Beth Elder, Sandra Chase, Mrs. Hubbard. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS CHARLOTTE WEEKS President LINDA LANDRUM Vice-President SANDRA STATON Secretary | 46 | The Library Club is an indispensable service group in our school. The objec- tives of the Library Club are to improve library service in the school, to stimulate greater interest in the library, and to offer an opportunity to learn about library work as a career. Some of the activities of the Library Club are: arranging bulletin board displays, keeping files and records, catalog- ing books, and acting as messengers. i.e FORENSIC CLUB First Row: Barbara Watson, Lathan Ewers, David Wright, Ulla Markham, Jimmy Overacre, Ann Sites, Earl Thompson, Jane Temples, Sara Webb. Second Row: Beth Carroll, Ann Shearer, Mary Sue Grogan, Reva Crouch, Charlene Marsh, Ann Ballowe, Betty Lou Dunn, Barbara Jo Farrar, Loretta Layne, Mr. Wright, Bonnie Burnett, Mary Lee Hurt, Judy Mc- Carthy, Wendell Raby, Andee Crawley, Thomas Bruffy, Ann Drumheller, Bill Fitch. ca RRNReNeiAt Lo AARON Ca [ 47 ] Left Top to Bottom: Jo Ann Leffel, Ann Drumheller, Nancy Crouch, Mary Sue Hubbard , Merry Sue Thurman, Millie Hurt, Marianne Robertson, Marie Martin, Ann Sites, Becky Johnson, Sandra Phlegar, Linda Landrum, Barbara Jo Farrar, Mrs. Wood. Right Top to Bottom: Jimmy Lee, Earl Thompson, Billy Overacre, Robert Lee, Bobby George, Eddie Whitmore, James Elder, Lathan Ewers, Dennis Charles. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS ANN SITES President BECKY JOHNSON Vice-President SANDRA PHLEGAR Secretary LINDA LANDRUM Treasurer BARBARA FARRAR Reporter JAMES ELDER S. C. A. Representative The Latin Club is composed of present members of Latin classes and students who have completed one year 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. OFFICERS CAROL VALLASTRO President BILL ZIMMERMAN F : Vice: Presider . The Spanish Club is composed of pres- | BETTY JO SHELTON ent members of Spanish classes and stu- Secretary dents who have completed one year of TOMMY WEBB that language. Its activities will be di- Treasurer rected toward promoting the appreciation PEGGY DANIEL of Spanish customs as contrasted to ours. | S. C. A. Representative | ANN GLASS Publicity Chairman CHARLES BONDURANT Song Leader | SPANISH CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Loretta Layne, Carol Vallastro, Peggy Daniel, Glenn Styles. Second Row, Left to Right: Robert Swain, Mrs. Barnes, Bill Zimmerman, Betty Jo Shelton, | Tommy Webb, Ann Glass, Charles Bondurant, Patsy Vest, Dicky Porter. Third Row, Left to Right: Bill Fitch, Dicky Smith, Betty Lou Dunn, Loyd Woodford, Sue Dalton, Lawrence Lindsey, Jim Fitch. veg staan SORA [ 49 ] First Row: Malcolm Trent, Morris Hensley, Virginia Hight, Martha Proehl, Naomi Fitz- gerald, Ralph Wiley. Second Row: Mr. Braden, Kenneth Trent, Ed Tomlinson, Burleigh Newman, Ronald Hend- ricks, Russell Miear, Reggie Walker. D. E. CLUB OFFICERS VIRGINIA HIGHT President MORRIS HENSLEY Vice-President MARTHA PROEHL Secretary NANCY OSBORNE Treasurer BURLEIGH NEWMAN Parliamentarian RONALD HENDRICKS Promotion Manager ; : =e [ 50] Brookville’s Distributive Education Club is a group of boys and girls prepar- ing for careers in retailing by working in local stores and studying retailing in school. These students are working toward futures as buyers and salesmen in your local stores. OFFICERS | ED NUCKLES Brookville’s Diversified Occupation President Club is a group of students preparing for CARLTON HARTLESS a future in trade and industrial occupation Vine Presilont ae nepal bs in the local community. This is done by working and studying his or her individual occupation while still in high school. DICKY SMITH Secretary REED FIELD ea ae Among the group pictured you will find ; . . | JOE LANKFORD the apprentices and journeymen of the Parliamentarian future in trade and industrial occupations. C. W. NASH Promotion Manager D. O. CLUB First Row, Lett to Right: Reed Field, Dicky Lee Smith, Ed Nuckles, Carlton Hartless, Mr. Braden. Second Row, Left to Right: C. W. Nash, Rawlin Clingempeel, Billy Jennings, Robert Eagle, Charles Campbell, Alfred Wilson. toc ntanion wr vetoeue nie aibicta Ai ae hy MR ARBERMBNRORIRI NORE ALCAN [51] | HOME Bsr (=) MANE RS SI, AMERICA | a} LL tig ; Lod 5 First Row, Left to Right: Jo Ann Leffel, Peggy Maddox, Betty Wright, Peggy Schmitt, Doris Maddox, Martha Carson, Peggy Daniel, Marjorie Hudson. Second Row: Mrs. Morey, Gloria Tomlinson, Pat Monoghan, Jane Temples, Betty Eagle, Jo Ann Leech, Kathy Rose, June Walker, Charlene Dorr, Shirley Burke, Shirley Clingempeel, Ulla Markham, Ruth Johnson, Loretta Cox, Barbara Thomas, Nancy Brutffy. Third Row: Barbara Hudson, Linda Smith, Etta Wilson, Barbara Watson, Beth Elder, Iris Arthur, Gladys Crawford, Jeanetta Miear. i Els Ag OFFICERS CREED PEGGY SCHMITT President DORIS MADDOX Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study ina. Peasilans homemaking in junior and senior high schools. BETTY WRIGHT Secretary We work together for better and happier PEGGY MADDOX home life for everyone. Treasurer We think that helping to make happy JO ANN LEFFEL homes now and in the future is the most Reporter important thing that youth can do for MARTHA CARSON PEGGY DANIEL Historians democracy. —————— | F. -F.-,A. OFFICERS THE AIM AND PURPOSES OF THE F. F. A. _ . To develop rural and agricultural leadership. JOHN McCONVILLE Deanident To create and nurture a love of country life. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys. WAYNE WIRT Vice-President To create more interest in farming occupations. To assist in developing individual farming programs. EDDIE MOREY Secretary improve the home, farm and surroundings. To participate in worthy undertakings. PHILLIP WRIGHT Pp P y d 8 eee er To develop character and train for useful citizenship. Se it ie er eeN: ae eae NS J ° MERLYN PROEHL To practice in co-operative effort. Reporter _ oO J ° encourage and practice thrift. _ — J fe) JAMES MITCHELL encourage improvement in scholarship. Sentinel —_ it) . To provide organized recreational activities. First Row, Lett to Right: Mr. Virgil Cauley, Advisor; Eddie Morey, Wayne Wirt, John Mc- Conville, Phillip Wright, James Mitchell, Merlyn Proehl. Second Row: Larry Miller, James Eagle, Franklin Sites, Roy Winnagle, Cecil Trent, Herschel Pulliam, Billy Owen. Third Row: Wayne Lipscomb, Lewis Styles, Roy Robertson, John Hendricks, Carlton Childress, James Riley, John Carter. v j = of ee as 3 +) ; if 13 g a i Ae Pad : é pe Paes Toe ae rs “ wind ae Se ee a et “ath. ¥ Rn G! £z ei8tgygleF te aes a ¢ First Row, Lett to Right: Ann Ballowe, Linda Martin, Merry Sue Thurman, Betty Roll, Dawn Arnold, Mrs. Wilkins, Cynthia Wright, Shirley Crouch, Loretta Layne, Peggy Padgett, Diane Anderson, Georgianna Brewer. Second Row, Left to Right: Karen Harker, Charlene Marsh, Betty Williams, Joyce Bagby, Linda Smith, Barbara Hudson, Ann Drumheller, Kirsten Markham, Beth Elder, Kay Crawley, Sandra Chase, Barbara Stinnett, Nelda Clingempeel, Jeanetta Miear. Third Row, Left to Right: Peggy Schmitt, Peggy Perry, Shirley Hamlett, Joyce Shiftlett, Gladys Winnagle, Joan Childers, Sylvia Phillips, Myra Paris, Beth Carroll, Christine Brown, Muriel Hawkins. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Sandra Crist, Nancy Layne, Judy Deacon, Yvonne Miller, Joyce Bondurant, Betty Eagle, Carolyn Brown, June Walker, Elaine Alcock, Becky Mayhew, Sue Dalton, Frances Miear. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB OFFICERS ANN DRUMHELLER BARBARA HUDSON President Treasurer KIRSTEN MARKHAM LIN DA SMITH Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms MERRY SUE THURMAN Accompanist —————— BOYS’ GLEE CLUB OFFICERS STANLEY NAPIER JERRY SMITH President Secretary LOUIS KIGER ALLEN WRIGHT Vice-President Treasurer JIMMY WARE MARTHA HARRIS Sergeant-at-Arms Accompanist Standing, Left to Right: Jimmy Temples, Lawrence Lindsey, Garnet Davis, Wayne Cox, George Weeks, Jimmy Ware, Allen Wright, Billy Overacre, Phillip Coffey, Eugene Taylor, Bucky Smith, Charles Bondurant, Stanley Napier, David Wright, James Watson, James Elder, Neal Maddox, Earl Thompson, Louis Kiger, Denny Charles. Pianist, Martha Harris; Director, Mrs. Wilkins. [55 ] FEATURES As we journey out into our various locations and vocations we will always be linked with our school and community by this emblem we wear on our hand. Not worn as emblems to be seen but engraved on our minds are these scenes from “Dear Ruth” and the “Junior-Senior Banquet.” BEST ALL AROUND Russell Miear Jane Temples MOST TALENTED Stanley Napier Lynda Powell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jimmy Overacre Ann Drumheller MOST POPULAR Earl Thompson Barbara Hudson BIGGEST FLIRTS Merlyn Proehl Peggy Schmitt MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Neal Maddox Linda Smith MOST ATHLETIC Louis Kiger Betty Eagle CHATTERBOX Malcolm Trent Naomi Fitzgerald APMIS TEAST TRA 74 LAZIEST Stanley Napier Jo Anne Leech MOST ATTRACTIVE Jimmy Ware Marjorie Hudson “a aE Se MISS BROOKVILLE YVONNE MILLER gek le pV dealen n f at supe m dean mo KING AND QUEEN LINDA SMITH NEAL MADDOX her Sane i = me ot : “ i ee Se ; Foe oe ae —_——— ee 3 fal ve en - t BEERS) a oy Z y ‘ 7. ,, t 3 . - t = | ony “DEAR RUTH” SENIOR PLAY Dora Peggy Schmitt Mrs. Edith Wilkins Linda Smith Miriam Wilkins Jane Temples Judge Harry Wilkins .. Earl Thompson Ruth Wilkins Barbara Hudson Lt. William Seawright Louis Kiger Albert Kummer James Watson Martha Seawright Lynda Powell Sgt. Chuck Vincent Allen Wright Harold Klobbermeyer... James Overacre [ 64] “Dear Ruth,” a comedy in two acts, was chosen by the Seniors as their annual play. The play was presented on the nights of March 28th and 29th. When the curtain was drawn for the final time the Seniors could well be proud of themselves for having done an excellent job and for the support and enthusiasm received from the com- munity. THE JUNIOR PLAY NUS DERE € 42) oe ae Bill Fitch ApsYole 125264 C19 ee Jane Fitzgerald MSD ASler «hes. hocks. Ann Carol Nash This year the Junior Class chose the Wm. Sylvanus Baxter ..Loyd Woodford play jSeventeen,” a hilarious comedy in Johnnie Watson ............... Eddie Morey four acts, by Booth Tarkington for their IVY RP ALT CDOL Gri essen Doris Maddox annual production. DOPE alt Ae ei Millie Hurt The play was under the direction of GERESIS Te hss jseoie Richard Holberton Mrs. Phyllis Jordan assisted by the Gee UIT es acta, Charles Bondurant Junior Sponsors, Mrs. Mary Lee Wood WI PAE ALCNOP he oie. once Aves James Elder and Mrs. Mattie Bersch. It was pro- George Cooper ................... Bill Holland duced by special arrangements with fad dg tit Ws fe) ec), ee Oe ee eee Ann Glass Samuel French of New York. VEAIMEIDADING Hecaen. iF cer. die J. C. Shelton TEAL VID LOORS tate esa Fay Wright “SEVENTEEN” ae eet eae teeeeeeenenemnenenteeneenenamnnianiednesnsanssnsnsaenl [65] ate RRR A [ 66 ] ATHLETICS A vital part of the athletic program is the training that both students and players receive in good sportsmanship. This training is evident in the community, the student body and among the players by the fact that Brookville has won the District Sportsmanship Award two out of the last three years. : | ) Brookville offers a full Athletic Program. Two sports which have proven to be quite popular with both community and _ stu- dent body are basketball and baseball. DO oo mom ed pd om opt i : 6s : FOOTBALL SCORES FOR 1956 6; Nelson County 12 13; Andrew Lewis J. V.’s 0 14; E.C. Glass J. V’s 0 0; Gretna 6 6; Appomattox 32 7; Brosville 6 0; Altavista 0 Coach BUNKER HILL First Row, Lett to Right: Stanley Napier, Carlton Hartless, Ed Tomlinson, Louis Kiger, Jimmy Ware, Jack Harker, Allen Wright, Jim Fitch, John Roll, Eddie Morey. Second Row: Loyd Woodford, James Watson, Bill Zimmerman, Phil Coffey, Verlin Creasy, Carl Campbell, Douglas McCraw, Billy Owen, Billy Overacre, Jimmy Wright, Bill Fitch. Third Row: John McConville, Glenn Wilmer, Henry McCraw, Ernest Kesterson, Carlton Childress, Glen Styles, John Lee Boaze. Fourth Row: Bobby Leffel, John Carter, Wesley Brandt, Eugene Taylor, Jerry Gilliam, Jimmy Lee, Jerry Smith. Co-Captains JIMMY WARE LOUIS KIGER Upper Left: Brookville’s line ready for action. Center Right: Bees all set for Altavista. Center Left: Brookville’s backtield raring to So. Lower Right: Seniors ready for their last game Brookville. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Gretna 50 B.. re belo Dan River 39 B. H. S. 40 Glass J. V.’s 27 B. H. S. 40 Gretna 53 B. H. S. 60 V. E. S. 77 B, Hs. 68 William Campbell 56 B. H. S. 64 Appomattox 29 B, Yim nee Rustburg 47 BH Ss. Al Altavista 48 5B, HS.S.- As Rustburg 46 B. HS. 49 Dan River 57 jo et RPS ee New London 50 Be FS. a7) Altavista 44 Bk Be 55 ) William Campbell 59 B. H. S. 64 | Nelson County 55 | = ASS s Rea yo | ) Amherst 41 3. °34,-00' OO ) Appomattox 43 Bot -S:..57 Nelson County 47 B. H. S. 54 Co-captains . Amherst 39 B. HS. 7s ALLEN WRIGHT | New London 34 B. H. S. 49 LOUIS KIGER : Ut: Left to Right: Jimmy Ware, Johnny Roll, Jack Harker, Ed Tomlinson, Neal Maddox, Louis Kiger, Coach Bunker Hill, Earl Thompson, James Elder, Charles Bondurant, Jerry Smith, Eddie Morey, Allen Wright. Upper Left: Earl Thompson, Forward; Upper Right: Jimmy Ware, Guard; Center: Allen Wright, Guard; Lower Left: Louis Kiger, Center; Lower Right: Neal Maddox, Forward. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Dan River Gretna William Campbell Appomattox Altavista Dan River New London Altavista William Campbell Nelson County Amherst Appomattox Nelson County Amherst New London DOWD WWDWDDODWWWWD Pe A ANNNNNNNNNNNDNNN Co-captains: Coach GAYNELL MIEAR LYNDA POWELL MRS. JUDITH POWELL x! eS , rt. ae a . ain ro . 4. Oe sais i Left to Right: Ann Drumheller, Ann Nash, Betty Lou Dunn, Sara Webb, Peggy Maddox, Martha White, Sandra Phlegar, Gaynell Miear, Lynda Powell, Violet Baker, Martha Harris, Jane Temples, Ann Litchford, Marjorie Hudson, Doris Maddox, Jo Ann Leffel, Betty Eagle, Scorekeeper, Linda Smith; Coach, Judith Powell; Manger, Fay Wright. Upper Left: Marjorie Hudson, Senior Forward; Upper Right: Ann Carol Nash, Guard; Center: Lynda Powell, Sara Webb, Jane Temples, Ann Drumheller, Senior Guards; Lower Left: Betty Eagle, Senior Forward; Lower Right: Gay- nell Miear, Senior Forward. First Row, Left to Right: Ashby Milstead, Cordell Mason, Allen Wright, Jimmy Lee, Johnny Roll, Bobby Leffel, Jerry Bagby, Earl Thompson. Second Row: John McConville, Marshall Tanner, Cris Camden, Ed Tomlinson, Jimmy Ware, Jack Harker, Leo- nard Frady, John Lee Boaze. Third Row: Wesley Brandt, Jerry Cooper, Lewis Styles, Wayne Wirt, Glen Styles, Dicky Smith, James Elder, BOYS’ BASEBALL April 3—V. E. S. May 7—William Campbell 11—William Campbell 9— Altavista 16—Nelson Count 19—New London ; UTI eats eon 23—Appomattox 17—New London 26—Glass 21—Glass 30—Nelson County 24—Alltavista x - ? First Row: Intielders: Ashby Milestead, Cordell Outfielders: Jack Harker, John . Mason, Allen Wright, James Elder. Second Row: Pitchers: John McConville, Earl Thompson, Catcher: Lewis Styles. Wirt, Jerry Bagby. Roll, Jimmy Ware, Wayne [ 74] First Row, Left to Right: Francis Blantz, Glen Styles, Douglas McCraw, Billy Overacre, Bobby Leffel, Ed Fur- niss, Henry McCraw. Second Row: Coach, Ed Buck; Jimmy Lee, Leon Hamilton, Donnie Harris, Denny Charles, Ashby Méilstead, Phillip Cotfey, Carl Campbell, Manager, John Boaze. J. V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Gretna or Saas ee BeaHoeS- 42 Bedford 46 ....... ges eR ee! Glass Freshmen 35...........:..... Baris. oo New London pe ee ee Ban S346 Ved Deer AY. were Parle. 35 Altavista ay he ee Blo S 284s Appomattox ae ihe ee ee Beris-s:. 25 Nelson County 95505) 2 BE 2S a5? Altavista Leta ie 5 Heated Boao. 8; 48 Glass Freshmen 44... B..H. S. -39 Rustburg Lo ge ei Be HASoe4 7 Nelson County 47............ BOHe S37 F. U. M. A. De es eee B. H. S. 45 Bedford 24. gee Se. Bales. 48 New London PAS Oe eT ee Barleomeaos Starting Line-up: Carl Campbell, Billy Overacre, Co-Captains Billy Overacre Phillip -Coftey, Donnie Harris, Ashby Milstead. Phillip Coffey [75 ] orate Fa ae : rae ee eee a ete Oe Ce NaH Si alt a Si FEE ER IS itis ES tee EE Left to Right: Becky Johnson, Sherba Hensley, Patsy Walker, Tommy Webb, Mary Hubbard, Sue Dalton, Joanne Booth. CHEERLEADERS Razzel-dazzel-sizzel-zip! Open wide and let’er rip! That’s the way our Cheerleaders this year Ripshaw, ripshaw, have led our student body and spurred our ripshaw, bang, teams on to victory. Re, ee Bei. Sue We belong to the Brookville For the first time in several years we have gang. had a male member on the squad—Tommy 2 Webb. His antics have added much to the Are we in it? spirit and vivaciousness of B. H. S. The girl members have enjoyed it too! We should smile— We've been in it for a long— Sherba leads them, The others foll’er. Patsy turns flips, The students all ‘holler!’ Sue swings her ear-rings, They dangle and glisten. Becky’s pony-tail bounces, As they all get to ‘twisten.’ Mary Sue’s long legs kick high and ‘right.’ Joanne is small, But she packs a lotta might! We have in the middle our own Tommy Webb, As long as he’s there our spirits never ebb! long while! [ 76 ] APPRECIATION The Staff of the 1957 BuZZzER would like to express their grati- tude to the following who have given their time and invaluable assis- tance to the publication of this book. To LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING COMPANY for their aid in drawing up the layout. To MUTUAL PRESS for printing our book. To MR. FRANK HILL, of the House of Portraits, for the group pictures. To DELMAR STUDIO AND GUGGENHEIMER PHOTO- GRAPHY STUDIO for individual pictures. To THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY for the covers. To OUR ADVERTISERS for helping to finance our book. To MRS. CLAIRE FLINT for handling the finances of the BUZZER. To MRS. FRANCES QUIGLEY, Faculty Advisor. To THE STUDENT BODY, FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION, AND COMMUNITY. THE ANNUAL STAFF. [77] Last Will and Testament We, the Seniors of Brookville High School, County of Campbell, State of Virginia, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare, our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any will or wills, heretofore made by us. BUY BUNNY BREAD Lynchburg Steam Bakery, Inc. Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of BROOKVILLE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS, SODAS, SUNDAES, COSMETICS Phone 3-3856 (Your Community Drug Store) HUGHES DRY CLEANING CORP. 1603 Park Avenue Phone 7-2756 I, LOIS BEALE, do will my ability to get along with the teachers to J. C. Shelton and Reggie Walker. I, THOMAS BRUFFY, do will my witty remarks to Violet Baker and Loretta Cox. TRAVEL WITH TRAILWAYS Call your Local Agents for Information and Schedules on Chartered Buses Lynchburg 3-1353 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 PIEDMONT REALTY COMPANY W. T. 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MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING 909 Main Street LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA AIR-CONDITIONED SOUTHERN BARBER SHOP 604 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. Claude Dinkins and Wilson Wright McCARTHY'S BAKERY WEDDING - PARTY CAKES SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN BREAD — ROLLS — PASTRIES PIES — DONUTS ALWAYS FRESH — ALWAYS GOOD Dial Lynchburg 3-065 1110' 9 Main St. Lynchburg, Va. THE FURNITURE MART, INC. Where Customers Send Their Friends’ 1206-08 Main Street Telephone 2-5781 Lynchburg, Virginia KUNZ'S JEWELERS WE SELL WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE Dial 8-221] 1103 Main St. Lynchburg, Va. I, GLADYS CRAWFORD, do will my slim figure to Barbara Thomas and Nancy Brufty. I, ANDEE CRAWLEY, do will my red hair to Betty Wright. ROBERTSON DRUG CO. JEEP DELIVERY — DIAL 2-1239 5216 Fort Avenue CLEAN-CRAFT CLEANERS Incorporated Sanitone Cleaning Dyeing Garment Storage 2995 Fort Avenue Phone 6-2663 NEHI BOTTLING CO. Manufacturers of ROYAL CROWN COLA and PAR-T-PAK BEVERAGES 2603 Fort Avefue Phone 4-2191 FORT HILL ESSO STATION HAPPY MOTORING STARTS HERE Fort and Memorial Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia Dial 2-119| and 2-9874 DAIRY QUEEN A TREAT FOR TASTE @p oop for HEALTH Compliments of TEAGUE'S FAIR-WAY MARKET 2901 Campbell Ave. [81] FOR SECURITY — . as an employee . asa policyholder see us, we'd like to talk to you about it NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES 5401 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia I, ANN DRUMHELLER, do will my ability to sing to Ann Litchford. I, BETTY EAGLE, do will my ability to Charleston to Evelyn Denson. I, REED FIELD, do will one of my old cars to Edwin Dorr. BEST WISHES (OIE CLASS OF 1957 BURTON CREEK GARAGE Timberlake Road Lynchburg, Va. Phone 2-1264 WALKER, MOSBY CALVERT, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1890 | REALTORS RENTALS — SALES — AUCTIONS — REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 815 Church Street Lynchburg, Virginia Greyhound's the way to go— Saves you time as well as dough. GREYHOUND. Fifth and Church Phone 3-4684 I, JIM FITCH, do will my bashfulness to James Elder. I, NAOMI FITZGERALD, do will my giggling ways to Morris Hensley and Mary Jane Wright. LAWHORNE BROTHERS Dial 2-9233 P. O. Box 1056 ASPHALT PAVING PARKING AREAS DRIVEWAYS FILLING STATIONS BASIL L. FERRELL BUILDING CONTRACTOR 4 King Street Phone 2-7821 Lynchburg, Virginia ee ee RS Covers For The 1957 BUZZER designed and executed by THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 Western Avenue Chicago 18, Illinois CHAFFIN'S SHAMROCK RESTAURANT (Formerly Friend's) 674 Oakley Ave. Lynchburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. “Red'' Chaffin, Proprietors Dial 2-215] F. L. WATSON HEATING PLUMBING 216 Tenth Street Lynchburg, Virginia I, RONALD HENDRICKS, do will my job at Krogers to Loyd Woodford. I, VIRGINIA JENNINGS, do will my diploma to Billy Jennings. LYNCHBURG'S FIRST DEPARTMENT STORE for Lads and Lassies who want to RATE STRAIGHT, A's’ on Appearance THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Lynchburg, Virginia WE PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Membe Fy jera Reserve Svster y Feder er + Insurance C A TTT = RAISE 850% to 51,000%! ‘ Your Church or Group Can Raise Money... or Get Valvable Equipment FREE ...Without Risking 1¢ It’s so easy for your Group to raise all the money you need ...or get valuable Electric Range,Steam Table, Film Projector, 48-cup Electrie Coffee Urn, ete. FREE! My amazingly —— plan shows you how. Members'simply introduce my famous fla- vorings and over 50 other household needs to friends, and Cash or Equipment are yours FREE. Don’t risk a penny... e ship on 60-day credit. w FREE SAMPLES! sitire.t andorgan? oie s name TODAY. ll send you actual of my easy plan, abso- lutely FREE. Write now! ANNA ELIZABETH WADE, 0000 Tyree St., Lynchburg, Va- C. B. Halsey Co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS INSTITUTION FOODS Dial 3-242] Roanoke 3, Virginia Phone Appomattox 2891 Phone Lynchburg Branch 2-3409 J. E. SEARS COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers and Dealers in BUILDING MATERIAL Appomattox, Virginia . Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of MOSELEY BROS., INC. 2308 12th Street, Lynchburg, Va. Contractors for Plumbing, Heating, Sprinkler System DIAL 2-7622 HAMILTON'S CABINET LINOLEUM SHOP Cabinets Built to Order — Plastic Tile — Linoleum Office Dial 5-2111 Home Dial 2-3610 1704 Twelfth Street, Lynchburg, Virginia VIRGINIAN MOTORS, INC. Authorized Ford Dealers More than 4 acres of Sales Service in downtown Lynchburg 12th Court Sts. Compliments of THE FAVORITE GARMENT CO. Lynchburg, Virginia A. B. BURTON COMPANY, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Heavy Excavation Box 817 Lynchburg, Va. Phone 5-2568 I, BARBARA HUDSON, do will my leading role in the Senior Play to Marie Martin. I, MARJORIE HUDSON, do will my good disposition to Linda Landrum. TRENT'S GULF SERVICE Twelfth and Kemper Streets DIAL 2-478| VIRGINIA TY SERVICE 612 Fifth Street Phone 7-264 Service Charge $2.00 TY RADIO REPAIR Compliments of GILES CHIP CONFECTIONERY COMPANY 540 Oakley Avenue Phone 7-2881 H. T. OVERSTREET Trading as LYNCHBURG BATTERY SERVICE 409 Court Street Lynchburg, Virginia HICKS OPEN AIR MARKET 2717 Fort Ave. OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Groceries — First Class Fruits Produce Dial 2-1635 Open to 10:00 P. M. SOUTHERN PARTS BEARING COMPANY Incorporated Jobbers of AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PARTS AND SHOP EQUIPMENT 910-16 Commerce Street Lynchburg, Virginia [85 ] LYNCHBURG FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association P. G. Cosby, Jr., Executive Vice-President 616 CHURCH STREET MILLER PARK BRANCH — 1990 FORT AVE. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA SAVE AND MAKE IT A HABIT I, LOUIS KIGER, do will my height to Jane Fitzgerald. I, ED NUCKLES, do will my ability to stay in school to Marianne Robertson and Patsy Vest. GROW TREES FOR THE FUTURE TREES ARE OUR ONLY NATURAL RESOURCE THAT CAN BE REPLENISHED IN A LIFE TIME BURRUSS LAND AND LUMBER, INC. Lynchburg, Virginia CHARTER A BUS FOR SCHOOL TRIPS REASONABLE RATES DIAL 7-2771 LYNCHBURG TRANSIT COMPANY 12th KEMPER STS. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOE CORPORATION | LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA I, JOE LANKFORD, do will my parking place to Bill Zimmerman. I, LORETTA LAYNE, do will my studious ability to Dickie Lee Smith and Gaile Millner. Scott A. May E. Dawson May May Bros., Contractors EXCAVATING, GRADING AND CLEARING FOUNDATIONS SUBSOILING EARTH DAMS Lynchburg, Virginia TERRACING ROADS Dial 3-081 | DITCHING COMPLIMENTS OF Allen-Morrison Sign Co., Inc. 2 So Were Up Gpacious ving Reith FURNITURE ceva cnm ay SintH BROOKS TRANSPORTATION | MEMORIAL AVE. BAM DINETTE Hot Dogs — Hamburgers and French Fries Hot Meals DRIVE-IN AND ALSO ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Wards Road 3 4 Mile on 29 South FARM SERVICE CO. Wards Road Lynchburg, Va. J. I. Case Quality Farm Machinery Sales and Service FOREHAND REALTY CO. Incorporated REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE — RENTALS J. B. Forehand, Pres J. B. Forehand, Jr., V.-Pres W. A. Garbee, Secy.-Treas. 801 Church Street Lynchburg, Virginia Telephone 2-4536 MOORMAN T. TUCK SONS INC, AUTHENTIC REPRODUCTIONS UPHOLSTERING MATTRESS MAKING Edgewood Addition rnone 2-6566 Lynchburg, Va. I, JO ANNE LEECH, do will my changeable ways to Joanne Booth and Nancy Crouch. I, NEAL MADDOX, do will my ability to fuss and argue with anyone to Jack Harker. br Pepper WHITTEN'S FUNERAL HOME 1336 Park Ave. Phone 2-452] METERED Heute BOTTLED GAS Bottled Gas Company of Lynchburg [ 88 ] TERRELL E. MOSELEY, INC. HEATING CONTRACTOR OIL, GAS and STOKER HEATING Office: 2210 Bedford Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia BOB HAWKINS FRESH MEATS-AND GROCERIES 554 Park’ Avenue tynchbura, Ve. 3-1328 and 3-1329 Compliments of WHITE STAR LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, INC. Dial 6-2645 | | | Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Brookville High School THE LANE COMPANY, INC. Altavista, Virginia Manufacturers of CEDAR CHESTS The Gift that Starts the House” I, ULLA MARKHAM, do will my pony tail to Rachel Wood. I, JOHN McCONVILLE, do will my position as President of the F.F.A. to Robert Eagle. Com pliments of A Friend JOHN SEXTON CO. P. O. Box 1677 Pittsburgh, Pa. [89 ] Savings and Home Financing THE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE—215 Ninth Street BRANCH OFFICE—5224 Fort Ave. Est. 1914 Assets Over $10,000,000.00 J. Newton Gordon, Executive Vice-President Compliments of W. A. RICE ELECTRIC CO. 315 D Street Dial 6-2966 Lynchburg, Va. I, PHYLLIS McCORMICK, do will my ability to take dictation to Wretha Deaton. I, GAYNELL MIEAR, do will my position on the basketball team to Martha Harris. For Complete Eye Care Consult Your EYE PHYSICIAN Then See Your GUILD OPTICIAN A. G. JEFFERSON Lewy Ground Floor Allied Arts Building C. L. BURGESS Plumbing and Heating 408 Fifth Street Dial 6-2781 WILMOUTH AMOCO SERVICE STATION Oakley and Memorial Avenues 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone 2-963| We Give Family Stamps J. A. WALKER SON REPRODUCTIONS Phone 3-091 | Fa R. F. D. No. 2—Box 287 Phone 6-2666 Compliments of RUDACILLE MAYTAG CO. MAYTAG AND PHILCO APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE 3006 Memorial Ave. Dial 2-1421 ADAMS MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto — Plymouth — Sales Service Good and Bad Used Cars JULIAN ADAMS, Owner Dial Office 813 Fifth Street 2-3456 Lynchburg, Virginia MARVIN MOSELEY PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Dial 2-425| I, RUSSELL MIEAR, do will my happy married life to Shirley Walls. I, STANLEY NAPIER, do will my laziness to Doris Maddox and Fay Wright. Compliments LEN MARTIN BILL CRAFT J. Kulman MEN'S CLOTHING SINCE 1900 1009 Main Street WHEELER'S PHARMACY, Inc. 1749 Park Ave. Lynchburg, Va. Compliments of BALDWIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Lynchburg, Virginia Clothes for the Young Man HENRY ROSS MEN'S STORE 815 Main Street McGREGOR — STETSON — STYLE MART ALLIGATOR — JARMAN — WORSTED-TEX LYN-DAN HEIGHTS GROCERY Fresh Meats — Produce — Frozen Foods Gas and Oll Te 1D), Awadketane, ell LYNCHBURG GARAGE 6th and Church Streets THE GENERAL TIRE [91] V istt KERN’S BAKERY At Their New Home 1420 Campbell Avenue I, BURLEIGH NEWMAN, do will one of my navy cruises to Earnest. Bondurant and Herschel Brooks. I, JIMMY OVERACRE, do will my position as editor of the annual to Tommy Puckett. QUALITY MILK — MILK PRODUCTS AND ICE CREAM “QUALITY ALWAYS IN ALL WAYS QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS, Inc. Lynchburg Oakley Avenue On the Route to Roanoke Dial 4-2464 Lynchburg, Va. Visit Our Plant — You Are Always Welcome “MY BANK FOR THOUSANDS The Lynchburg National Bank Trust Co. 901 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA DRIVE-IN BRANCH — 9th COMMERCE STREETS CHESTNUT HILL BRANCH — 5206 FORT AVENUE Member F. D. I. C. SYMBOL OF PROGRESS ... As graduation nears, let's take a serious look at the past. We see that education has been largely responsible for the progress of our nation. Why? Education is PROGRESS. Today—more than ever before—industry, business and labor, all, know the true values of a good educational system. EDUCATION continues to stand as a true symbol of PROGRESS. ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY — | I, LYNDA POWELL, do will my artistic ability to Charles Bondurant and Ruth John- PATTESON: REALTORS — INSURORS SENIORS! JOIN THE PHILLIPS' SUCCESS PARADE Write for the Free Bulletin IICTAIES PHILLIPS Uri COLLEGE NLU LEAVING FURNITURE D LYN CHRURG'S epee WHITE TAVERN GRILL 4917 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Va. 100% Pure Beef Hamburgers SCOTT'S SPECIALTY CO., INC. Trading As SCOTT'S 5¢ TO $5.00 STORE and SCOTT'S SPECIALTY CO. I, MARTHA PROEHL, do will a diamond like mine to Jo Ann Leffel and Millie Hurt. 7 ate ey Ma 9-5. BOWEN Sewelry — LYNCHBURG Compliments of ALLIED PHARMACY, Inc. Lynchburg, Va. Compliments of CANADA PRODUCE CO. 821 Jefferson Street Lynchburg, Virginia I, MERLYN PROERL, do will my flirty ways to Bill Fitch and Bucky Smith. I, PEGGY SCHMITT, do will my position as President of the F.H.A. to Ann Nash. ACREE PECK Real Estate — Insurance Lenchiiese Virginia DICKERSON BUICK CORP. Federal Street at Fifth Home of Buick Cars and G. M. C. Trucks PRIDE DRY CLEANING, INC. Phone 7-278| LAYDEN B. WOOD, President Owner 403 Oakley Ave. Lynchburg, Va. L. P. MILLER MEMOAK TEXACO SERVICE STATION Oakley Memorial Avenues Phone 2-9864 Lynchburg, Va. SOUTHERN AIR INCORPORATED SALES SERVICE Air Conditioning - Heating - Ventilation 707 Fifth St. Lynchburg, Va. Dial 2-4559 AIRPORT ESSO CENTER 3 Miles Scat at Pcs On Route 29 Atlas Tires — Atlas Batteries Squeak Proof Lubrication Washing — Simonizing Phone 2-9600 Operator, Lowell Owen IN LYNCHBURG IT'S THE SHOPPING CENTRE FOR YOUNGER CROWD FASHIONS JAMES T. DAVIS LYNCHBURG'S LEADING PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE I, LINDA SMITH, do will my school spirit to Ann Glass and Etta Wilson. I, JANE TEMPLES, do will my position as President of the S.C.A. to Becky Johnson. COMMERCIAL TRUST SAVINGS BANK CLARENCE G. BURTON, President S. S. SPENCER, Vice-President and Cashier THOS. R. PUGH, JR., Trust Officer WILLIAM A. BROOKS, Assistant Cashier TEMPLE R. NORTH, Assistant Trust Officer LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mutual Press, Inc. | 58-60 NINTH STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA PHONE 2-1203 PRINTERS OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS Phone 5-2366 DALTON'S JEWELERS Watches — Diamonds — Silverware All Work Guaranteed We Give S. H. Green Stamps Main Street Lynchbura Va. Compliments of PARAMOUNT BARBER SHOP Main Street Lynchburg, Va. Phone 2-9566 W. D. DIUGUID Incorporated FUNERAL DIRECTORS MODERN FACILITIES — CAPABLE STAFF Dial 234 32 1016 Rivermont Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES 9 GOOD CLOTHES Young Men's Clothing 1003 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. Compliments of HOME FURNITURE CO. There's No Place Like Home’ 120! Main St. Lynchburg, Va. Compliments of LOCH HAVEN LODGE THE HOME OF CHICKEN IN THE MOONLIGHT Dial 2-9015 I, EARL THOMPSON, do will my good habits to Aubrey Johnson and Gorden Shearer. I, ED TOMLINSON, do will my crew cut to Wayne Pulliam and Alfred Wilson. FOR A COMFORTABLE HOME AT A REASONABLE PRICE IN OR NEAR TIMBERLAKE C C. L. HARRIS Dial 5-2012 Compliments Ot Ul STADIUM INN FALWELL WELL CORPORATION 3732 Campbell Avenue Phone 502! Fort 2-715 Avenue FORT HILL GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Lynchburg Va. Compliments of BARKER-JENNINGS CORP. WHOLESALE ONLY Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of DODSON BROS., INC. PEST CONTROL SERVICE Compliments of SCHEWEL FURNITURE CO. ||1th and MAIN STS. Let Schewel Feather Your Nest'' FIRST NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK 4 Convenient Locations The City-wide Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FARMERS SEED AND SUPEL Ya GOING: ‘Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies Dial 2-2522 1306 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of BAILEY SPENCER HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc. 1022 Commerce Street hips 906 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia HARRY HAGA CO. WESTINGHOUSE — R. C. A. 607-609 Main Street and Wards Road Lynchburg, Virginia I, MALCOLM TRENT, do will my chattering ability to Robert Swain and Charles Campbell. I, JIMMY WARE, do will my neatness to Richard Holberton. You're Always in Step When You Shop At WILLS-CAMP CO. 819 Main Street Dial 2-189] IN LYNCHBURG SHOP AT BOTH STORES Established 1885 Dial 3-120] LICHTENSTEIN'S READY-TO-WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN 1021 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. CARY CHEVROLET, INC. 500 Main Street — Dial 5-2583 Lynchburg, Virginia HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST DEAL IN LYNCHBURG S. O. FISHER, Inc SPORTING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT TENNIS — GOLF — GUNS — BOATS Since 1828 1024 Main St. Lynchburg, Va. COLEMAN'S Fine Footwear Since 1886 Lynchburg, Virginia EDGEMONT MOTOR SALES y Mile South on 29 Just Past the Bridge THE BEST BUY IN USED CARS Daniel — Mack Tucker Phone 3-4205 Compliments of SOUTHERN GROCERY PRICE WATCH REPAIRING SERVICE 619' 5 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia y 3 } DUTI-DUDS, INC. Manufacturers of CLINIC UNIFORMS Lynchburg, Virginia L. OPPLEMAN 825 Main Street JEWELRY — MUSIC — LUGGAGE EVERYTHING IN MUSIC REAMS COMPANY, INC. FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS ‘Let Us Make Your House a Home 620 — 924 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. I, JAMES WATSON, do will my ability to play miniature golf to Ethel Arthur. I, SARA WEBB, do will my good grades to Kenneth Trent and Ralph Wiley. I, CHARLOTTE WEEKS, do will my ty ping speed to Iris Arthur. Lynchburg, Va. Danville, Va. Phone 3-465] Phone 7083 HILL CITY TRANSFER, INC. l. C. C. No. 99698 me ile Nery, Gone, ING PROS 2561 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia BURNETT TIRE COMPANY TIRE SALES AND SERVICE — DIAL 8-2883 T Streets Lynchburg Va. A Burnett Recap LYNCHBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. onan TT TRY SOUTHERNER DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT CURB SERVICE PRIVATE DINING ROOM Wards Road — Route 29 South Telephone 5-271 | Snead - Payne Company REALTORS 721 Church Street Dial 4-2483 Lynchburg, Virginia AGENTS, RICHLAND HILLS SUBDIVISION ANDERSON SHORTER, Inc. EXCAVATING AND GRADING CONTRACTORS 903 Buchanan Street Dial 2-428| Lynchburg, Virginia I, JOHN WILKERSON, do will my car to Eddie Morey. I, WAYNE WIRT, do will my agricultural knowledge to Phillip Wright and John Hend- ricks. I, ALLEN WRIGHT, do will my ability to handle the basketball to Jerry Smith. House of Portrajts FRANK J. HILL Wards Road Phone 2-4487 Designers and engravers of the South’s finest school publications 7 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA I, DAVID WRIGHT, do will my position as Valedictorian to Carlton Hartless. 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