Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

- ? x“ e : o x Pre pwr grr tarre at te SE er 5 ee ee OE ae Ss i eed ee rer Te uf BH iuil Gs ie Sabi PoRbesie NG Soa RE 3 lish ee DAGON OF ITS ANNUAL PUBLICATION 4 @eaeeeee eeeeeeesee?trt @eeeee @ ¢ a el te mow « Wi ? Op MOU Be hi ‘i , Hat nit Tat | it +h i fi v $l del hhth M +} administration “Hee ——. « ‘SERED Cs. SK See BEA OE, — i. ¢ veer | RGR. HS aed et) ey) © 9 td activities features Tommy Puckett Rebecca Johnson Co-editors Marie Ballowe Business Manager sponsors foreword In this the thirty-first edition of The Buzzer, we bring to you every phase of your high school year, hoping this book will serve as a scrapbook of memories of days spent at Brookville High School. As you turn these pages in years to come you will be able to recall more memories than could ever be photographed or printed on these pages. The Buzzer Staff has striven to make this the best annual possible, so we proudly present The Buzzer for 1958. dedication If time and school spirit could be measured, our Coach would be ten feet tall and a multimillionaire. For his sincere efforts, leadership and inter- est, not only in sports, but every phase of school life, we the Senior Class of 1958, dedicate this volume of The Buzzer to John W. Hill. Se i aan cae First Row, Left to Right: Becky Johnson, Tommy Puckett, Marie Ballowe. Second Row: Mrs. Quigley, Faculty Adviser; Nancy Crouch, Shirley Walls, Gayle Elliott, Shirley Hamlette, Gloria Callahan, Bill Fitch, Bill Holland. the buzzer staff Co-Editors Tommy Puckett ae +e and 2. ttt taeee: Rebecca Johnson peace 52eee ast ) ot posers ti Business Manager Marie Ballowe tration adm ee ——————— HuGH B. JACKSON Principal WILLIAM E. WRIGHT ) ie CLAIRE T. FLINT Assistant Principal Office Secretary MATTIE W. BERSCH B.S., Longwood College Lynchburg College General Business, Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Consumers Math TOMMY R. CARROLL B.A., M.A., I.D.D. L.A. Institute Southwestern, L.S.U. Chicago Art Institute Northwestern University Mathematics VIRGIL B. CAULEY B:S., MLS., V.P.I. Agriculture, General Shop, Exp. Agriculture MARGARET S. FARRAR B.S., Madison College Lynchburg College Math, Science aes MartTHA I. DAVIS B.A., Newberry College University of Virginia Mathematics, English, Social Studies OMA C. GLASS, JR. B.A., Lynchburg College English, Social Studies CHARLES L. Cox A.B., Lynchburg College George Washington University Math, Science, Spanish JOHN W. HILL B.A., Lynchburg College Health, Physical Education BEULAH C. HUBBARD PHYLLIS _C. JORDAN BETTY May Kovacs A.B., A.B. in L.S A.B., Lynchburg College William and Mary English, Social Studies College Sane J ‘ I Librarian B.A., Lynchburg College Elementary Music, H. S. Music Appreciation and ANNETTE J. LEE B.A., R.-M.W.C. Lynchburg College, General Science, Chemistry 2.8 ee 2 ee Wea. A. MCKENNA, JR. B.A., William and Mary Lynchburg College Distributive Education and Diversified Occupa- tion, 8th grade Individual problems ARLENE NASH Cafeteria Manager vs yynchbuyg College History ( Physi€al — MARGARET R. MCKENRY ELIZABETH K. MOFFIT SARAH L. MOREY B.S., Mary Washington A.B., Lynchburg College B.A., La Grange College Home Economics College English, Social Studies Typewriting, Exp. in Business Education, Office Practice Training . Soe Ae FRANCES H. QUIGLEY EVELYN H. SHELTON A.B., Lynchburg College B.A., Lynchburg College English, Math JupDITH M. PoweLL Lo = (eee 4 Mary L. Woop, A.B. Flora McDonald Mary Washington Lynchburg College English, Latin, History Becky Johnson, Bill Fitch, Jack Harker, Fay Wright. senior class officers Regs oo Movies ogee eee PR on ” f eke Ye Kee } ua ee Jack Harker President e tern Bill Fitch Vice-President Fay Wright Secretary Becky Johnson Treasurer Senior Class Sponsors Mrs. Quigley, Mr. Wright. class of '58 ETHEL O’NEAL ARTHU R—Glee Club, 3 yrs.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr.; DS E. ‘Club; 1 yr. VIOLET SUE BAKER—Glee Club, 3 yrs.; Basketball, 4 yrs. ROSE MARIE BALLOWE—Library Club, 1 yr.; Latin Club, 2 yrs.; Annual Staff, 3 yrs.; Junior Class Publicity Director; Glee Club, 2 yrs. VIRGINIA GAY BALLOWE—Glee Club sess yrs. President, | le yr.35 Ds. Club, 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr.; Cheer- leader, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 2 yrs.; Newspaper, ZaViSss Jen V psasketpall. 1 yr: ELAINE JANET BLAKE—Basketball, 1 yr. C7 POR OYXCLD ‘228. ae BESS OM Mir A cae CHARLES HENRY BONDURANT, JR.—Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr.; Music Club, 1 yr., President; Glee Club, 4 yrs.; Treasurer, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Songleader, 1 yr.; Publicity Director, 1 yr.; Junior Play. NOL JOANNE MARIE BOOTH—Basketball Team Manager; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; Cheerleading, 2 yrs.; F.H.A. Club, 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff, 1 yr. HERSCHEL REEVES BROOK S— Music Club, 1 yr.; Football, 2 yrs.; Basketball, 2 yrs. =e oer Ss the seniors NANCY LEE BRUFFY—Glee Club, 3 yrs.; F.H.A. Club, 3 yrs.; Newspaper Staff, 1 yr.; Library Club, 1 yr. CHARLES SIDNEY CAMPBELL— Glee Club, 2 yrs.; D. O. Club, 2 yrs. JANE MATILDA CONNER—F.H.A., (Fluvanna) 3 yrs.; (Brookville) 1 yr.; (Fluvanna) Music Club, 1 yr., Secretary and Treasurer; Dramatic Club, 1 yr.; Sub-Deb Club, 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff, 4 yrs.; French Club, 2 yrs. — LORETTA ANNE COX—F.H.A., 3 yrs., Treasurer, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 4 yrs.; Representative of Newspaper Staff, 1 yr. NANCY JANE CROUCH—Latin Club, 2 yrs.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.; Glee Club, | 2 yrs.; Music Club, 1 yr. EVELYN ANN DENSON—F.H.A., 2 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff, oe JAMES HOWARD ELDER—Latin Club, 3 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 3 yrs.; Baseball, 4 yrs.; Glee Club, 4 yrs.; S.C.A. Representative, 1 yr.; Senior Play. WILLIAM NELSON FITCH—Spanish Club, 3 yrs.; Forensic Club, 3 yrs.; Var- sity Football, 4 yrs.; Annual Staff, 1 . yr.; S.C.A., 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff, 1 yr.; Junior Play; Senior Play. oe fete od wong clas (tsa Sty Ga brary Club, 2 yrs.; Glee Club, S.C.A. Representative, 1 yr.; Play; Junior Play; Cheerleading, LUCY ESTELLE GARBEE—Jr. Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr., (Rustburg); Glee Club, 3 yrs.; F.H.A., 3 yrs.; F.F.A., 4 yrs.; Volleyball Team, 1 yr.; Safety Patrol; 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. MARGARET ANN GLASS—Forensic Club, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 3 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff, 3 yrs., Sports Editor; Spanish Club, 1 yr., Publicity Manager; D. E. Club, 1 yr., Parliamen- tarian; Junior Play; Library Club, 1 yr. JACK DERATT HARKER, JR— Baseball, 4 yrs.; Football, 3 yrs.; Basket- ball, 2 yrs.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr.; Junior Class President; Senior Class President; S.C.A. Representative, 1 yr.; eliack, Liyr; MARTHA ANN HARRIS—Glee Club, 3 yrs.; Basketball, 4 yrs.; Newspaper Staff, 1 yr. LLOYD CARLTON HARTLESS— De Oye ibe De Vis. me OOtpall moe yrs. Glee Club, 1 yr. JOHN EDWARD HENDRICKS— Mu- sic Club, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; F.F.A., 4 yrs., Reporter. MORRIS HENSLEY—D. E. Club, 2 yrs.; Music Club, 1 yr. the seniors RICHARD WHATELY HOLBERTON, JR.—Glee Club, 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff, 3 yrs.; Forensic Club, 1 yr.; Junior Play; Latin Club, 1 yr.; Senior Play. WILLIAM SWANSON HOLLAND— Glee Club, 2 yrs.; President of Sopho- more Class; Football, 4 yrs.; Basketball, 2 yrs.; Baseball, 2 yrs.; D. O. Club, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr. MILDRED LOUISE HURT—Band, 1 yr.; F.H.A., 2 yrs.; Latin Club, 2 yrs.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.; Junior Play; S.C.A. Representative, 1 yr.; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Senior Play. WILLIAM HALE JENNINGS—S.C.A. Club, 2 yrs., Secretary, 1 yr.; D. O. Club, 2 yrs. LEWIS AUBREY JOHNSON—D. O. Club, 1 yr.; Football, 1 yr.; Music Club, Lyn REBECCA ANN JOHNSON—Latin Club, 2 yrs., Vice-President; Annual Staff, 3 yrs.; S.C.A., Vice-President, 2 yrs., President, 1 yr.; Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class Treas- urer; Senior Class Treasurer; Cheer- leader, 3 yrs.; Library Club, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Senior Play. RUTH JOHNSON—F.H.A., 3 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr. LINDA ETHEL LANDRUM—Latin Club, 3 yrs.; Secretary, 2 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; Library Club, 3 yrs., Treasurer, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr.; S.C.A. Rep- resentative, 1 yr. class of ‘58 JO ANNE LEECH—Glee Club, 4 yrs.; BH A wonyissaliprary, Clubyeliyr. WANDA JOANN LEFFEL—Latin Club, 2 yrs.; F.H.A., 2 yrs., Reporter; Glee Club, 2. yrs., Vice-President; Basketball Scorekeeper, 1 yr.; Basket- ball, 2 yrs. ZINA ANGELINE LITCHFORD— S.C.A. Representative, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Basketball, 3 yrs.; Library Club, 1 yr.; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Secretary of Junior Class. DORIS VIVIAN MADDOX—F.H.A., 4 yrs., Historian, Vice-President; Glee Club, 2. yrs.; Newspaper Staff, 4 yrs.; J. V. Basketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Basket- ball, 3 yrs. GAILE ANNETTE MILLNER— BHA. or yisi; Labrary Club,31) yr. RONALD WAYNE MILLNER—Foot- ball, 1 yr.; Baseball, 1 yr.; D. O. Club, 1 Vis Oe Club; wl tyr EDWARD LEONARD MORE Y— F.F.A., 4 yrs.; Football, 4 yrs.; Basket- ball, 3 yrs.; Baseball, 1 yr.; Junior Play; Junior Class Vice-President. ANN CAROL NASH—F.H.A., 3 yrs.; Basketball, 4 yrs.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Mu- sic Club, 1 yr.; Junior Play; 4-H Club, Lyn: the seniors THOMAS FARRAR PUCKETT—An- nual Staff, 3 yrs.; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Annual Staff Business Manager and Co-Editor; F.F.A., 3 yrs., Reporter, 1 yr.; Baseball, 1 yr. WAYNE CLIFTON PULLIAM—Glee Club, 1 yr.; Music Club, 1 yr. MARIANNE VIRGINIA ROBERT- SON—Latin Club, 3 yrs.; Glee Club, 4 yrs.; Spanish Club, 1 yr. NANCY ANN SCHLEY—Glee Club, 2 yrs.; S.C.A. Representative; 4-H Club, 1 yr., President; F.H.A., 4 yrs., His- torian; Annual Staff, 3 yrs.; Newspaper Staff, 3 yrs., Proofreader; D. E. Club, 1 yr., Vice-President. GORDON KENT SHEARER. JAMES CALVIN SHELTON, JR.— Latin Club, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 2 yrs. MARY ANN SITES—Forensic Club, 4 yrs., Vice-President, 2 yrs., Reporter, 1 yr.; Girls’ Public Speaker, 3 yrs., De- bate Team, 1 yr.; Latin Club, President, 1 yr., Vice-President, 1 yr., Reporter, 1 yr.; Library Club, 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff, 2 yrs., Reporter, 1 yr., Managing Editor, 1 yr. GERALD NORMAN SMITH—Glee Club, 4 yrs.; Football, 4 yrs.; Basketball, 4 yrs.; Baseball, 2 yrs.; Track, 2 yrs. class of '58 HOWARD BRYANT SMITH, JR— Glee Club, 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff, 1 yr.; Basketball Manager, 1 yr.; Latin Club, 1 yr.; Forensic Club, 1 yr. RICHARD LEE SMITH—D. O. Club, 2 yrs., Secretary; Glee Club, 1 yr., President; Music Club, 1 yr., Vice-Presi- dent. ROBERT VICTOR SWAIN—Spanish Clabwe 2a yis.; GlecaGlibieim yismelen Va Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball Manager, 1 yr.; Sen- ior Play. MARSHALL ELLIOTTE TANNER, JR.—G.L.U. Club, 1 yr.; Baseball, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr.; Forensic Club, 3 yrs.; F.F.A., 2 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; K.V.G. Club, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 3 yrs.; Senior Play. PATSY ANN VEST—Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Glee Club, 2 yrs.; Music Club, 1 yr. REGINALD CODY WALKER—D. E. Club, 2 yrs. SHIRLEY MAE WALLS—Glee Club, 5 yrs.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.; Music Club, 1 yr.; 4-H Club, 1 yr.; Latin Club, 3 yrs.; Newspaper Staff, 1 yr., Proofreader. GARVIS RALPH WILEY—D. E. Club, 2 yrs. the seniors ALFRED EARL WILSON ETTA ESTELLE WILSON RACHEL McFARLAND D. O. Club, 2 yrs. —F.H.A. Club, 1 a, Las WOOD—Glee Club, 3 yrs.; brary Club, 1 yr.: : F.H.A. Club, 1 yr.; Forensic Club, 4 yrs. Club, 1 yr. LOYD OSBOURNE WOODFORD— Football, 4 yrs.; Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Glee Club, 1 yr. BETTY MARIE WRIGH T—Glee Club, 2 yrs.; F.H.A. Club, 2 yrs., Sec- retary, 1 yr.; Treasurer of Freshman Class. FAY LYNN WRIGHT—Glee Club, 2 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer, 1 yr.; Basket- ball Manager, 1. yr.; Library Club, 1 yr.; Junior Play; Secretary of Senior Class; Senior Play. MARY JANE WRIGHT. PHILLIP EARL WRIGHT—F-F.A., 3 yrs.; Music Club, 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Latin Club, 1 yr.; K.V.G., 3 yrs. WILLIAM WARREN ZIMMERMAN —Football, 3 yrs.; Spanish Club, 1 yr., Vice-President. Not Pictured STANLEY LEON NAPIER. honor graduates The Valedictorian for the class of 1958 is Ann Litchford and the Salutatorian is Fay Wright. To be an honor graduate one must attain an average of ninety on their four years of high school work. First Row: Ann Litchford, Fay Wright. Second Row: Jane Fitzgerald, Marie Ballowe, Bill Fitch, Loretta Cox. Third Row: James Elder, Ethel Arthur, Marianne Robertson, Becky Johnson. [21] senior class history Move over upper classmen, here we come. This was the one thought in the minds of 87 tender- foot Freshmen. That year we were corralled and led by our understanding sponsors, Mr. Cox, Miss Weekly, and Mrs. Powell. These little tenderfeet voted Ronnie Wright, President; Becky Johnson, Vice-President; Jack Harker, Secretary; and Betty Wright, Treasurer. That year the girl’s basketball team won the championship and representatives from the Freshman class were: Ann Litchford, Peggy Lawrence, Violet Baker, Martha Harris, Ann Nash, with Becky Johnson, Scorekeeper, and Joanne Booth, Manager. Our candidate for Miss Brookville was Ann Glass. Jerry Smith and JoAnn Leffel w ere the candidates for Homecoming King and Queen. At last our first year of high school life came to an end. As the doors open again, we see now 68 sophomores scorning on lower classmen as now we are riding high in the saddle. This year the ones brave enough to guide us were Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Wood. Our officers this year were: Bill Holland, President; Tommy Puckett, Vice-Presi- dent; Ann Litchford, Secretary; Becky Johnson, Treasurer. This year Peggy Lawrence was our candidate for Miss Brookville and JoAnn Leffel for Homecoming Queen, which she won. We were represented on the Cheerleading Squad by Becky Johnson. As the year closed at last, we were looking forward to our Junior Year. Here we were once again in the saddle as 68 high and mighty Juniors entered Brookville. This year the round-up leaders were Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Bersch. For a rip-roaring start, we elected Jack Harker, President; Eddie Morey, Vice-President; Ann Litchford, Secretary; Peggy Lawrence, Treasurer; and Marie Ballowe, Publicity Director. Patsy Vest was the candidate for Miss Brookville this year and Millie Hurt and Tommy Puckett were running for Homecoming King and Queen. Cheerleaders from the Junior Class this year were Becky Johnson and Joanne Booth. Our efforts were first turned toward the Junior Play “Seventeen,” which was a huge success. Then came the Junior-Senior Banquet and Ring Dance. As we received our rings we were like wild bucks. No holding us down now as we were almost “SENIORS.” This year the boy’s basketball team went to the tournament. Represented by boys, who are now Seniors, they were: Eddie Morey, Jerry Smith, Charles Bondurant, James Elder and Jack Harker. Hip! Hip! Hooray! Seniors at last. Look out “younger pupils,’ here we come. The graduat- ing class of ’58. Our good-hearted, patient sponsors being Mrs. Quigley and Mr. Wright. This year 68 made it back to the old homestead as once again Jack Harker heads the group as Presi- dent for the second time. Helping in his mighty job were Bill Fitch, Vice-President; Fay Wright, Secretary; and Becky Johnson, Treasurer. The masterpiece of the year was “Peg ’O My Heart,” the Senior Play, as for the last time we tried our acting talent. Everyone liked it thoroughly and we enjoyed doing it. Senior cheerleaders were Becky Johnson, Joanne Booth, Jane Fitzgerald and Millie Hurt. The candidate for Miss Brookville was Betty Wright and Homecoming King and Queen were Tommy Puckett and Patsy Vest. Many Seniors participated in clubs and have won many honors for Brookville and the present Senior Class. Jane Fitzgerald and Jerry Smith were the candi- dates from the Senior Class for King and Queen Bee. We won the Girls’ Basketball Champion- ship again with Martha Harris, Violet Baker, Ann Nash, Elaine Blake, Ann Litchford, JoAnn Leffel, Doris Maddox, players from the Senior Class. The Senior trip to New York was the ful- fillment of the year. The Seniors left by bus Wednesday evening, April 30, at 5:30 o’clock and arrived back home Sunday, May 4th. It was well worth the effort and its memory will remain a long time. Graduation and once again the doors of Brookville close on one of the best bunch of Seniors, we think, for good. P. S. Some of us may see you again next year though! Look for us. [ 22 | prophecy It is now the light year 1973. We find that the United States has finally succeeded in reaching the moon. To our amazement, Bucky Smith, one of the graduates of ’58, was the first to volunteer for this dangerous mission. He has been highly praised by the President of the United States, Jerry Smith, who with his wife, the former Violet Baker, was on hand to see the famous blast-off. Also in the field of science, we hear that Bill Fitch has perfected his own space ship capable of carrying two people. James Elder and Jane Conner have volunteered to take the first trip in this ship. The first space Secretary of Agriculture, Eddie Morey, has announced that the following star farmers will receive their awards via spacevision next sonar month. They are: Estelle Garbee Hall, John Hendrick, and Phillip Wright. Also on this program the famous Martian Movie Star, Marshall Tanner, will make his first S.V. (spacevision) appearance along with Charles Bondurant of the Met and Alfred Wilson, the famous band- leader. Bill Zimmerman and his wife, Ann, now are the owners of a large plantation on Mercury. Their butler and maid, Billy and Joanne Holland, seem to be very pleased with their new home. Loyd Woodford has established his own Drug Store on Venus. Today he hired a new soda jerk, Jack Harker, who is struggling hard to support his wife Becky, and their five sets of twins. Stanley Napier, principal of the new Space High School, and the following members of his staff: Ann Sites, Ruth Johnson, Ann Nash, Patsy Vest, and Rachel Wood, have finally outlawed smoking in the school as it upsets the interplanetary radio system. It was announced today that Betty Wright Wilson, has issued an invitation to Elaine Blake and her husband, Whitey, to visit with them this summer on Pluto. The statement was issued through their respective secretaries, Evelyn Denson and Loretta Cox. Because of the many deaths due to supersonic air pressure, Ronnie Millner has become so prosperous in the funeral home that he has hired three new secretaries, Jane Fitzgerald, Marie Ballowe, and Martha Harris to handle all of the new business. The Inter-Planetary Navy has finally discharged its two famous admirals, Herschel Brooks and Gordon Shearer. They were the two who escorted Ralph Wiley to Mars so that he could escape Reggie Walker, Director of Internal Revenue. Robert Swain, the great Senator and orator, has instructed his committee to investigate the Shelton Brewery, owned by J. C. Shelton, to see if there have been any illegal deliveries made between planets. Tommy Puckett was on hand to photograph the annual meeting of The Big Business Men’s Association of Saturn. Those present were Charles Campbell, owner of Sear’s Lumber Co., Wayne Pulliam, editor of the “Space News,” Dicky Lee Sm.th, owner of Smith Fast Freight and Morris Hensley, manager of the recently purchased Millner’s Pluto Store. The Mars Hospital has awarded diplomas to the following students: Nancy Crouch, Linda Landrum, JoAnn Leffel, and Doris Maddox. It took a long time, but they made it! Ethel Arthur and Nancy Schley, co-managers of the Space Retail Merchants Association, have informed Gaile Millner and Etta Wilson that they will have to stop granting credit to their customers on the moon as they are bad risks. Aubrey Johnson, the architect, has designed a new space garage to be built for Bill Jennings and Carlton Hartless since they are combining their businesses for the repair of satellites. Ann Glass, Mary Jane Wright, and Fay Wright are busy seeing which one can out do the other in house decoration. Richard Holberton, the well-known decorator, is assisting them in carrying out the “mad space look” in their homes. Shirley Walls and Jo Ann Leech Hamilton have settled down to keeping house and raising big families on Jupiter. Both are having their children take music from Marianne Robertson. Millie Hurt, Youth Director for Mercury Baptist, made a short visit to Saturn last month to have her favorite beautician, Nancy Bruffy, give the complete treatment. Well, I guess that is all the space gossip we can give you today, so GOOD-BYE EARTH PEOPLE. [ 23 | ee a Sandra Phlegar, Patsy Walker, Billy Overacre, Ed Furniss, Jimmy Lee. junior class officers Junior Class Sponsors Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wood Billy Overacre President Jimmy Lee Vice-President Patsy Walker Secretary Sandra Phlegar Treasurer Ed Furniss Publicity Director Iris Arthur Pat Ashwell Jerry Bagby Francis Blantz Ernest Bondurant Wesley Brandt Curtis Brooks Fontaine Brooks Becky Bruffy Ronnie Burk Shirley Burke Arnita Camden Martha Carson Betty Carwile Denny Charles Carlese Clement Shirley Clingempeel Phillip Coffey Verlin Creasy Sue Dalton Peggy Daniel Pauline Deaton Charlene Dorr Bill Dotten Betty Lou Dunn Bobby Eubank Lathan Ewers Ed Furniss Bobby George Charlotte Grogan Leon Hamilton Donny Harris Sherba Hensley Mary Sue Hubbard Alice Johnson junior class ms LN Lye PN. a “y FA ia ‘4 Poet it fi ser wa % ‘ae AGockt Mia ES AS Reich pans se we aa See iat Gaile Kirby Janice La Prade Lois Layne Jimmy Lee Lawrence Lindsay Peggy Maddox Cordell Mason Ronnie Meade Ashby Milstead James Mitchell Patsy Monaghan John Ottinger Billy Overacre Richard Porter Sandra Phlegar Ronnie Purvis Harold Rogers John Roll Kathy Rose Mary Lee Shearer Dicky Smith Glenn Styles Patricia Thoms Carroll Tyree Carol Vallastro Joe Vance June Walker Patsy Walker Jimmy Weeks Douglas Wells Eddie Whitmore Jimmy Wright Not Pictured Pat Astroth Jeanetta Miear Merry Sue Thurman 1. “King and Queen Bee.” 3. “At last lunch time has come.” 2. “Watch out for an explosion.” 4. “Hard work but lots of fun.” D. “Fun at lunch time.” [ 27 | i Tommy Webb, Beth Elder, Billy Cheatham, Bobby Leffel. sophomore class officers Beth Elder President Tommy Webb Vice-President Billy Cheatham Secretary Bobby Leffel Treasurer Sophomore Class Sponsors Mrs. McKenry, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Shelton. Mary Lee Ashwell Barbara Banton Howard Baucom John Lee Boaze Peggy Bobbitt Christine Brown Peggy Brown Bonnie Burnette Gloria Callahan Crist Camden Mary Camden Lawrence Campbell Beth Carroll Frederick Carroll Jimmy Carter Sandra Chase Billy Cheatham Carlton Childress Carlton Clark Jerry Cooper Wayne Cox Kay Crawley Fay Cyrus Garnett Davis Wayne DeWitt Rosalie Dinkins Donald Draper Beth Elder Gayle Elliott Nancy Falwell Phyllis Foster Leonard Frady Jerry Gilliam Ronnie Hall Shirley Hamlette sophomore class Ctyf suce , ane ra) La (2 KILO a sophomore Elizabeth Harmon Muriel Hawkins Carol Hudnall Melvin Hunter Ernest Kesterson Bobby Leffel Gayle Leonard Wayne Leonard Bettie Sue Mann Kirsten Markham Peggy McConville Douglas McCraw Henry McCraw Shirley McKinney Miaja Mednicks Larry Miller Pete Monaghan Sue Morris Wanda Nance Jo Ann Nuckles Linda Osborne Donald Paris Jeanette Proehl Phillip Pleasants Roy Robertson Ennis Rush Kenneth Saunders Franklin Sites Joyce Stevens Barbara Stinnette Barbara Tanner Eugene Taylor Jimmy Temples Cecil Trent R. J. Tucker eyecare ee LT LO, LLY ALLE AO W. T. Vest Barbara Watson Tommy Webb John Whitelaw Glen Wilmer Vernon Wilmer Ronnie Wright Not Pictured John Carter Carlota John Edward Lewis Leon Wiley sophomore ee be al rt ii rover eae David Webb, Linda Martin, David Kiger, Robert Johnson. freshman class officers David Kiger President David Webb Vice-President Robert Johnson Secretary Linda Martin Treasurer Freshman Class Sponsors Bersch, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Lee, Mr. Glass. Elaine Alcock Diana Anderson Walter Apperson Dawn Arnold Carolyn Austin Joyce Bagby Ann Ballowe Billy Bondurant Joyce Bondurant Marjorie Bondurant Georgianna Brewer Carolyn Brown Faye Brown Carol Bruffy Gaile Carson Connie Chase Don Cheatham Joan Childers Nelda Clingempeel Fred Coleman Montez Coleman Dicky Couch Fay Cox Billy Crawford Sandra Crist Pinkney Crouch Reva Crouch Phyllis Daniel Tommy Dawson Judy Kim Deacon Peggy Denson Linda Dickerson Myrtle Dobyns Pat Dodd Carolyn Ewers James Falls Richard Fitzgerald Leslie French Evelyn Garbee Russell Gregory freshman class freshman class Mary Sue Grogan Karen Harker Mary Alice Harmon Sarah Harris Wayne Hensley Gary Hewitt Robert Howell Larry Ivery Mary Lee Hurt Wayne Johnson Betty Keatts Nancy Kidd David Kiger Caroll Kirby Carolyn LaPrade Becky Lawrence Russell Lawrence Kenneth Layne Nancy Layne Wayne Lipscomb Robert Lyles Ann Maddox Max Marcus Charlene Marsh Linda Martin Becky Mayhew Judy McCarthy Ann McConville Eva McCormick Erma Miear Frances Miear Warren Miller Yvonne Miller Phillip Minnix Rodney Monroe Tommy Morey George Morrison Theresa Moyer Ray Newsome Peggy Padgett Myra Paris Ruth Parker Peggy Perry Sylvia Phillips Wendell Raby Vernon Reynolds David Riley Barbara Robertson Betty Roll Audrey Ryan Nancy Saunders “Ann Shearer Herbert Sprouse Charles Swain David Webb George Weeks Wayne Weeks Linda Wieringo Gladys Winnagle Barbara Wilson Dale Witt Judy Wood Carolyn Woody Terry Wright Not Pictured Beth Bell Gwen Brooks David Bryant Carl Campbell Mary House Kenneth Johnson Robert Johnson Catherine Kersey Fred Kuhn Don Martin Doris Mason Wayne Millner Bill Owens Herschel Pulliam Ricky Richardson Billy Roll James Schmitt Lewis, Styles Ray Taylor Carlton Weeks Betty Williams Doro thy Worley Judy Wood freshman [35 | class wo LAenvrege Ree z cae as ) ¥ Sebo 9 ae a 3s rae Gerry DeWitt, Steve Robbins, Brenda Tucker, Steve Burnett eighth grade officers Steve Robbins President Brenda Tucker Vice-President Steve Burnett Secretary Gerry DeWitt Treasurer Eighth Grade Sponsors Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Moffit, Mrs. Farrar, Mr. Cox. [ 36 | Priscilla Arthur Robbie Ballagh Nelson Barese Carolyn Barker Arthur Bateman Carole Bondurant Allen Brough Larry Brown Mike Burks Steve Burnette Roy Campbell Edward Carroll Clyde Carter Joyce Childress Ea Jean Clark Carol Cox Theresa Crist Joyce Crouch Jimmy Crowell Ronnie Cunningham Dianne Daniels Rebecca Delancey Gerry DeWitt Delores Dinkins Ray Dobyns Lee Dodson Billy Dowdy Preston Dunn Clara Elliott Nan Elder he Y a2 ¢e Bonnie Ewers SA Martha Falwell ane sab, Leroy Floyd (3 punde Judy Frady Reggie Frady { Dorothy Glass Tommy Glass Woodrow Glass Junior Green Cordelia Grogan eighth grade ara Pie Kened cad Claudia Grogan Harvey Hamilton Ray Hartmann Earl Hayslett Bobby Henderson Carolyn Hendricks Jane Hensley Johnny Hester Linda Hicks Jimmy Howell Richard Howell Betty Jo Ingram Jerry Jennings Cynthia Johnson Roger Johnson Alice Knight Sandra Layne Charles Leffler Bobby Leftwich Judy Lockridge Donnie Maddox Keith Marks Danny Marshall Phillip Martin Ronnie Mason Margaret Mason Gene Meeks Sylvia Metz Sam McCra w Dwight Miller Cary Milstead Aubrey Moore Polly Moore Cathy Morris Claude Nance Jimmy Neighbors Nancy Nuckles W. G. Overstreet Betty Owen Carol Parker Steve Phelps Bobby Preston Malcolm Pulliam Sammy Purvis Charles Ragland Gloria Ransom Chuck Richards Maynard Richeson Joyce Ripley Pat Rowse ‘Ann Saunders Danny Shrader Carolyn Skinner Jeanette Smith Ralph Styles Bobby Sutton Neil Tanner Diane Taylor Billy Taylor Buddy Thompson Brenda Tucker Ronnie Viar Nancy Walker Ronnie Weeks Jimmy Whitely Billy Whitten David Wilmer Margaret Willoughby Curtis Winebarger Larry Wirt Bonnie Woodford Wayne Woodford Dickie Womack Wayne Underwood Not Pictured: Bill Ellis- John Hall James Reasor Steve Robbins Burnley Staples Danny Thompson Butch Williams [39 ] eighth grade a 1. Mr. Wright’s champion debaters. 3. Future mechanics. 2. Mrs. Flint’s helpers. 4. Home Economic girls faculty. 5. F.H.A. officers explaining club aims to parents. | 40 | entertaining parents and les activ 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. aS ele ae ee ee ee Be ee en an oe ee ee ee ee ee | I I I I I I i, I I I I I I I I I I I, I I I J I I I I I I I I J I, I i, I I I I I CHARLES BONDURANT, do will my dancing ability to Denny Charles and Ronnie Purvis. ELAINE BLAKE, do will my northern accent to Jimmy Lee. ETHEL ARTHUR, do will my chauffeur around the Southerner to Ashby Milstead. HERSCHEL BROOKS, do will my quietness to Harold Rogers. VIOLET BAKER, do will my blond hair to Patsy Walker and Martha Carson. MARIE BALLOWE, do will my typing speed to Charlotte Grogan. VIRGINIA BALLOWE, do will my height to Carol Robbins. CHARLES CAMPBELL, do will my position as D. O. cameraman to John Ottinger. JOANNE BOOTH, do will my talkative ways to Merry Sue Thurman and Shirley Clingempeel. , NANCY BRUFFY, do will my job to June Walker. JANE CONNER, do will my ability to grow long fingernails to Sandra Phlegar. NANCY CROUCH, do will my knowledge in chemistry to Fontaine Brooks. LORETTA COX, do will my good disposition to Sue Dalton and Pat Ashwell. JAMES ELDER, do will my good grades to Cordell Mason and Jerry Bagby. EVELYN DENSON, do will my red hair to Pat Astroth. , JANE FITZGERALD, do will my witty ways to Peggy Daniel. BILL FITCH, do will my ability to get along with girls to Douglas Wells. ANN GLASS, do will a diamond just like mine to Becky Bruffy. ESTELLE GARBEE, do will my ability to get along with Mr. Cauley to James Mitchell. JACK HARKER, do will my position as president of the Senior Class to Billy Overacre. MARTHA HARRIS, do will my position on the basketball team to Iris Arthur. JOHN HENDRICKS, do will my ability to sing to Francis Blantz and Ronnie Burke. MORRIS HENSLEY, do will my car to carry D. E. and D. O. students to work to Joe Vance. BILL HOLLAND, do will my ability to bluff my way through school to Johnny Roll. MILLIE HURT, do will my flirty ways to Phil Coffey. RICHARD HOLBERTON, do will my English accent to Ronald Meade. BILL JENNINGS, do will my happy married life to Pauline Deaton. AUBREY JOHNSON, do will my artistic ability to Carol Vallastro. BECKY JOHNSON, do will my position as president of the S.C.A. to Lathan Ewers. RUTH JOHNSON, do will my ability to get along with Mrs. Morey to Arnita Camden. LINDA LANDRUM, do will my stormy ways to Mary Lee Shearer. JO ANN LEECH, do will my ability to stay in school to Sherba Hensley. , JOANN LEFFEL, do will my school spirit to Jimmy Weeks. , ANN LITCHFORD, do will my long hair to Mary Sue Hubbard. DORIS MADDOX, do will my position as president of the F.H.A. to Peggy Maddox. RONNIE MILLNER, do will my neatness to Verlin Creasy. , EDDIE MOREY, do will my ability to break girls’ hearts to Dicky Smith. GAILE MILLNER, do will Cecil to Gloria Callahan as I won’t be here to take care of him next year. ANN NASH, do will my position on the basketball team to Betty Lou Dunn. MARIANNE ROBERTSON, do will my ability to play the piano to Jeanetta Miear. , TOMMY PUCKETT, do will my position on the annual staff to Ed Furniss. WAYNE PULLIAM, do will my ability to skip school to Donnie Harris. , NANCY SCHLEY, do will my slim figure to Betty Carwile and Alice Johnson. , GORDON SHEARER, do will my sideburns and mustache to Ernest Bondurant. J. C. SHELTON, do will my church key to Bill Dotten. ANN SITES, do wiil my ability to finish high school in three years to Curtis Brooks. , BUCKY SMITH, do will my non-conceit to Glen Styles. , DICKY SMITH, do will a sweet little wife like mine to Robert Eubanks. , JERRY SMITH, do will my gym shorts to Lawrence Lindsey. , ROBERT SWAIN, do will my good habits to Jimmy Wright. MARSHALL TANNER, do will my car to Wesley Brandt. , PATSY VEST, do will my cute figure to Patsy Monaghan. , REGGIE WALKER, do will my ability to get along with the judge to Bobby George. , SHIRLEY WALLS, do will my giggling ways to Lois Layne. , ALFRED WILSON, do will my ability to play musical instruments to Eddie Whitmore and Janice LaPrade. ETTA WILSON, do will my baby sitting job to Shirley Burke. , RACHEL WOOD, do will my hair style to Charlene Dorr. BETTY WRIGHT, do will my pony tail to Kathy Rose. , FAY WRIGHT, do will my long legs to Gaile Kirby. MARY JANE WRIGHT, do will my quiet ways to Carlese Clement. LOYD WOODFORD, do will my ability to sleep in class to Curtis Brooks. RALPH WILEY, do will my ability to get along with Mrs. Quigley to Leon Hamilton. BILL ZIMMERMAN, do will my popularity to Richard Porter and Pat Thoms. First Row, Lett to Right: Billy Overacre, Beth Elder, Lathan Ewers, Becky Johnson, Mary Carolyn Ewers, Wayne DeWitt. Second Row: Becky Mayhew, Georgianna Brewer, Linda Martin, Mary Lee Shearer, Jane Fitzgerald, Wendell Raby, Millie Hurt, Mr. Wright, Adviser. Third Row: Carol Cox, Bonnie Ewers, Vernon Wilmer, Bonnie Burnett, Bill Fitch, Tommy Webb, David Webb, Glenn Styles. student government OFFICERS Becky Johnson President Lathan Ewers Vice-President Beth Elder Secretary Mary Carolyn Ewers Treasurer [ 43 ] President, Becky Johnson Seated: Sue Dalton, Shirley Walls, Sherba Hensley, Evelyn Denson, Mary Sue Hubbard. Standing: Mrs. McKenry, Adviser; Carlese Clement, Kathy Rose, Tommy Webb, Babs Wat- son, Rebecca Delancy, Ann Ballowe, Sandra Chase, Martha Harris, Joanne Booth, Patsy Walker, Richard Holberton, Doris Maddox, Peggy Maddox, Bill Fitch, Cordell Mason, Bucky Smith, Glenn Styles, Carol Hudnall, Gloria Callahan, June Walker. the bee line Mary Sue Hubbard Editor Cordell Mason Business Manager Mrs. McKenry Advisor Cordell Mason, Mary Sue Hubbard, Mrs. McKenry. EI First Row, Left to Right: Wanda Nance, Mary Lee Ashwell, Linda Landrum. Second Row: Pat Dodd, Faye Cyrus, Nancy Saunders, Betty Mann, Pat Ashwell, Phyllis Foster, Peggy Padgett, Becky Lawrence, Montez Coleman, Betty Mae Roll. Third Row: Vernon Wilmer, Mrs. Hubbard, Adviser; R. J. Tucker, Carolyn LaPrade, Barbara Stinnette. library club OFFICERS Wanda Nance President Pat Ashwell Vice-President Mary Lee Ashwell Secretary and Treasurer R. J. Tucker Reporter Pat Dodd Program Chairman Vernon Wilmer S.C. A. Representative President, Wanda Nance. [45 ] OFFICERS Lathan Ewers President Ann Sites Vice-President Babs Watson Secretary Bill Fitch Treasurer Betty Lou Dunn Reporter Wendell Raby S.C. A. Representative President, Lathan Ewers. forensic club First Row, Left to Right: Bill Fitch, Ann Sites, Lathan Ewers, Babs Watson, Wendell Raby. Second Row: Elizabeth Harmon, Judy McCarthy, Rachel Wood, Nelda Clingempeel, Bonnie Burnett, Shirley Hamlette, Carolyn Austin, Sylvia Phillips, Doris Mason, Maija Mednicks, Estelle Garbee, Mr. Wright, Adviser. Third Row: Phyllis Daniel, Bucky Smith, Richard Holberton, Ann Shearer, Ann Ballowe, David Webb. [ 46 ] a OFFICERS Sandra Phlegar President Ann Sites Vice-President Billy Overacre Secretary James Elder Treasurer Millie Hurt S.C. A. Representative JoAnn Leffel Reporter President, Sandra Phlegar. latin club Front Row, Left to Right: Denny Charles, Mary Sue Hubbard, James Elder, Ann Sites, Millie Hurt, Billy Overacre, Sandra Phlegar, Marianne Robertson, Bobby George. Second Row: Mrs. Wood, Adviser, Eddie Whitmore, Pat Astroth, Linda Landrum, Lathan Ewers, Joyce Bondurant, Barbara Robertson, Joan Childers, Marjorie Bondurant. Third Row: Richard Holberton, Glenn Wilmer, Wendell Raby, Howard Baucom, Carolyn Brown, Dorothy Worley, Ann Maddox, Peggy Perry. Fourth Row: Bucky Smith, Sandra Chase, Phillip Wright, Judy McCarthy, Connie Chase, Georgianna Brewer. Fitth Row: Mary Lee Hurt, David Kiger, Myra Paris, Linda Dickerson, Ann Shearer, Yvonne Miller, Shirley Walls. Sixth Row: George Morris, Jimmy Temple, Carolyn Woody, Karen Harker, Dawn Arnold, Elaine Alcock, Elizabeth Harmon, Judy Wood, Mary Carolyn Ewers, Charlene Marsh. Seventh Row: Maija Mednicks, Tommy Morey, Babs Watson, Gayle Elliott, Linda Martin, Beth Elder, Diana Anderson, Bobby Leffel, Billy Cheatham. [ 47 | i | oe) oe First Row, Left to Right: Charles Bondurant, Patsy Vest, Carol Vallastro, Dicky Smith, Robert Swain, Betty Lou Dunn, Mary Lee Shearer, Mr. Cox, Adviser. Second Row: Melvin Hunter, Rosalia Dinkins, Joyce Stevens, Kirsten Markham, Gayle Leonard, Marianne Robertson, Mary Sue Hubbard, David Webb. Third Row: Jimmy Carter, Leonard Frady, John Boaze, Loyd Woodford, Donnie Paris. spanish club OFFICERS Dicky Smith President Robert Swain Vice-President Carol Vallastro Secretary Betty Lou Dunn Treasurer Mary Lee Shearer S.C. A. Representative Charles Bondurant Publicity Director President, Dicky Smith. Patsy Vest Program Chairman ———— [ 48 ] Ne First Row, Lett to Right: Ann Glass, Nancy Schley, Morris Hensley, Ethel Arthur, Ralph Wiley. Second Row: Mr. McKenna, Adviser, Donna Hartzell, Virginia Ballowe, Iris Arthur. d. e. club OFFICERS Morris Hensley President Nancy Schley Vice-President Ann Glass Parliamentarian Ethel Arthur Secretary Wretha Smith Treasurer Ralph Wiley Editor and Promotion Manager President, Morris Hensley. [ 49 ] OFFICERS Alfred Wilson President Charles Campbell Vice-President Richard Smith Treasurer Ronnie Millner Secretary Carlton Hartless Parliamentarian Jerry Bagby Editor and Promotion Manager President, Alfred Wilson. d. o. club First Row, Left to Right: Mr. McKenna, Adviser, Jerry Bagby, Charles Campbell, Alfred Wilson, Ronnie Millner, Carlton Hartless. Second Row: Lawrence Lindsay, Marshall Tanner, Aubrey Johnson, Ernest Bondurant, Joe Vance, Johnny Ottinger, Jimmy Weeks, Curtis Brooks, Harold Rogers. — _ Ado . . [ 50 J OFFICERS Doris Maddox President Ann Nash Vice-President Patsy Walker Secretary Kirsten Markham Treasurer Beth Elder Reporter Mary Camden Historian JoAnn Leffel Pianist Rachel Wood President, Doris Maddox. Song Leader a ae Gk First Row, Left to Right: Millie Hurt, Estelle Garbee, Gaile Millner, Mary Camden, Beth Elder, Kirsten Markham, Doris Maddox, Patsy Walker, Ann Nash, Peggy Daniel, Muriel Hawkins, Mrs. Morey, Adviser. Second Row: Rachel Wood, Frances Miear, Ruth Johnson, Kathy Rose, Shirley McKenny, Nancy Bruffy, Nancy Falwell, Betty Keatts, Betty Wright, Mary Lee Ashwell, Jo Ann Leech, Ann Glass, Gloria Callahan. Third Row: Betty Carwile, JoAnn Leffel, Peggy Maddox, Mary Lee Shearer, Becky Bruffy, Shirley Hamlette, Carlese Clement, Loretta Cox, Linda Wieringo, Christine Brown, Linda Osbourne, Barbara Banton. Fourth Row: Jane Conner, Jeanetta Miear, Carole Hudnall, Jeanette Proehl, Barbara Tan- ner, Wanda Nance, Faye Cyrus, Peggy McConville, Ann McConville, Barbara Stinnette, Nancy Schley, Peggy Bobbitt. [51] First Row, Left to Right: James Schmitt, Mr. Cauley, Adviser; Franklin Sites, John Hendrick, James Mitchell, Eddie Morey, Jimmy Riley, Larry Miller. Second Row: David Bryant, Herschel Pulliam, Gary Hewitt, Larry Ivery, Cecil Trent, Richard Fitzgerald. Third Row: Philip Wright, Richard Woolridge, Billy Owens, Lewis Styles, John Carter, Billy Crawford. Fourth Row: Roy Robertson, Estelle Garbee, Carlton Childress, Wayne Lipscomb, Terry Wright. Teta President, Eddie Morey. OFFICERS Eddie Morey President James Mitchell Vice-President Franklin Sites Secretary James Riley Treasurer John Hendrick Reporter Larry Miller Sentinel Mr. Cauley Advisor boys’ senior glee club First Row, Lett to Right: Melvin Hunter, Garnet Davis, Loyd Woodford, James Elder, Billy Overacre, Phillip Wright. Second Row: Scott Johnson, Charles Bondurant, Francis Blantz, Bobby George, Wesley Brandt, Verlin Creasy, Ernest Kesterson, John Roll. Third Row: Douglas Wells, Bill Dotten, Leonard Frady, Jimmy Carter, W. T. Vest, Jimmy Temples, Robert Eubank, Dicky Smith. st eet ie First Row, Left to Right: Reggie Frady, Harvey Hamilton, Gerry DeWitt, Charles Ragland, Maynard Richeson, Miss Kovacs, Director. Second Row: Alan Brough, Bobby Preston, Jimmy Reasor, Ray Dobbins, Robert Henderson, Danny Marshal, Butch Williams, Robert Johnson, Billy Taylor. boys’ junior glee club girls’ senior glee club First Row, Lett to Right: Alice Johnson, June Walker, Patsy Walker, Linda Landrum, Carlese Clement, Pat Astroth, Rachel Wood, Patsy Vest, Shirley Hamlette, Jeanette Proehl, Carol Tyree. Second Row: Kathy Rose, Gaile Elliott, Nancy Bruffy, Bonnie Burnett, Peggy Maddox, Shirley Clingempeel, Marie Ballowe, Elizabeth Harmon, Sandra Chase, Muriel Haw- kins. Third Row: Jo Ann Leech, Bettie Sue Mann, Peggy Brown, Etta Wilson, Becky Bruffy, Jeanetta Miear, Betty Keatts, Peggy Bobbitt, Joyce Stevens, Kirsten Markham, Beth Elder, Barbara Tanner, Carol Vallastro, Mary Lee Shearer, Loretta Cox, Rosalia Dinkins. First Row, Left to Right: Cordelia Grogan, Gladys Winnagle, Judy Kim Deacon, Montez Coleman, Becky Lawrence, Peg gy Perry, Yvonne Miller, Georgianna Brewer, Judy Wood, Linda Martin, Sylvia Phillips. Second Row: Miss Kovacs, Claudia Grogan, Carolyn Brown, Mary Lee Hurt, Dawn Arnold, Diana Anderson, Mary Carolyn Ewers, Sandra Lane, Cathy Morris, Myra Paris, Linda Dickerson, Doris Mason, Nelda Clingempeel, Joyce Ripley, Joyce Bon- durant, Carolyn Woody. Third Row: Carolyn LaPrade, Gloria Ranson, Carol Cox, Dianne Daniels, Carolyn Mason, Charlene Marsh, Connie Chase, Karen Harker, Nan Elder, Rebecca DeLancey, Phyllis Daniel, Joan Childers. Fourth Row: Carolyn Barker, Theresa Crist, Martha Falwell, Jane Hensley, Diane Taylor, Carolyn Skinner, Elaine Alcock, Alice Knight, Sandra Crist, Nancy Layne, Pinkney Crouch, Linda Hicks, Ann Maddox, Nancy Saunders, Bonnie Ewers, Judy Frady, Bonnie Woodford, Betty Mae Roll, Polly Moore, Carolyn Austin. girls' junior glee club wh vy tea os he ic a) hahaa BEST ALL-AROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Doris Maddox Jack Harker Bill Fitch Ann Litchford CHATTERBOX BIGGEST FLIRTS Shirley Walls Richard Holberton Jane Fitzgerald James Elder | 56 | ERR aden Eddie Morey Jerry Smith MOST ATHLETIC MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Becky Johnson Ann Nash ba 7) B) a a q ° b Marshall Tanner MOST POPULAR MOST ATTRACTIVE JoAnn Leffel Patsy Vest harvest festiva MISS BROOKVILLE Dianne Daniels ir ing and queen homecoming k ES ete Georgianna Brewer Russell Gregory [59 ] | 60 | PEG O’ MY HEART senior play CAST “Jerry” James Elder Alaric Chichester Richard Holberton Montgomery Hawks Robert Swain Christian Brent Marshall Tanner Jarvis Bill Fitch Mrs. Chichester Millie Hurt Ethel Chichester Fay Wright Bennett ....Becky Johnson “Peg” Jane Fitzgerald rf The Senior Class presented “Peg O’ My Heart,” a comedy in three acts, by J. Hart- ley Manners as their annual play on April 24. The setting takes place in England where we find a fine old English family suddenly broke and terribly disturbed by the com- ing of a poor Irish relative. This all leads to a fine performance di- rected by Mrs. Frances Quigley and Mrs. Phyllis Jordan. A ) f ) junior play PL MTIE Cte LI OC SOR eee one ace dah cic takes Cordell Mason AIO ASV ALTER ery, Kets. io peal reece ccna: Mary Sue Hubbard Drawaliani® Jackson.( Bib)a. 3, .sih 3: Jimmy Wright VL ISG Ed OO) BOM tery rN Lo. AUR tienes sea es ose Sue Dalton WPALTICIALE EVOL MG AL ) 4 shoes hoo oie xt eon: Patsy Walker Dorothy Carleton (Dottie) ................... Sandra Phlegar Charlotte Nelson (Lottie) ................. Mary Lee Shearer TECkKIBENnsOn, 43.0%: tis: EER SDR cs Tommy Webb OPIALDATIBE LUCK Cl bade cen ttt eis Aa Lathan Ewers MissGordelia FUCK iy 2m sa mkt as ee Carol Vallastro Miss Dovie Finkledink (Turtle Dove) ....Kathleen Rose PSEA TEAMED RIG ory re de TORE eh ase sda Cr ee Shirley Burke PLOOLCTION Ga teat Mens, der kt tede oie soc Bs atone seule Ronnie Purvis DEOL DET rt Saccits poh sea chbe beaedaths . Peggy Maddox Oe tert ene Be docs rad Pauline Deaton TAKE YOUR MEDICINE [ 63 | The Junior Play “Take Your Medicine” was an extremely easy play to “take.” The up- roarious comedy by Felicia Met- calfe was enjoyed by young and old. The play was directed by the junior sponsors, Mrs. Mary Lee Wood, Mrs. Martha Davis and assisted by Mrs. Phyllis Jordan. | | 1. “All together now boys.” 3. “Over the net boys.” 2. Whose is it “ref?” 4. Not as old as we thought! 5. “All over now.” [ 64 | ics athlet [ 65 | v6 BUR Le ey | First Row, Left to Right: Jack Harker, Jerry Smith, Eddie Morey, Glen Styles, Loyd Wood- ford, Verlin Creasy, John Roll, Bill Zimmerman, Bill Overacre, Bill Holland, Bill Fitch. Second Row: Carlton Clark, Melvin Hunter, Ernest Kesterson, Wayne Leonard, Jimmy Riley, Phillip Coffey, David Kiger, Carl Campbell, Wa yne Cox, Jerry Gilliam. Third Row: Robert Swain, Douglas McCraw, Bill Owen, Russell Gregory, Fred Carroll, John Lee Boaze, Bobby Leffel, Louis Styles, Henry McCraw, Larry Miller, Glenn Wilmer. Fourth Row: Joe Lindsay, Terry Wright, Fred Coleman, Donnie Maddox, Don Cheatham, Jimmy Lee, Mr. Hill. football SCORES FOR 1957 6; Nelson County 34; Amherst Gretna q; E. ©, Glasaj. V6 42; Brosville 13; Appomattox 14; Altavista Co-Captains Jerry Smith and Eddie Morey. A—Kick Off; B—Strong Defense; C—Senior Team; D—Offensive Unit; E—Offensive On The Move; F—Brosville On Sweep. bus MBE a Left to Right: Billy Overacre, Harker, Ashby Milstead, Charles. James Co-Captains Jerry Smith, Ed Furniss, Elder, it 4. KV, Na 6 S 75 ; akiiz 3% = Ww ‘KV, x, 3% BLL KN, ve! iy « _f “+ : John Roll, Donnie Harris, Phillip Coffey, Glen Styles, Eddie Morey, Jack Jerry Smith, Denny boys’ basketball SCORES Amherst Nelson County William Campbell New London Appomattox Rustburg William Campbell Amherst Bedford Appomattox 37; E.C. Glass J. V.’s 67; New London +} Rustburg 65; Bedford 44; Nelson County 60; V. E. S. 59; E. C. Glass J. V.’s 52; Altavista 44; Altavista 46; 64; 41; 59; oie 80; 54; 49; 54: 49; eReReReRekeReReReReRueReReRuReBeReels oi eia toi ai aed tt eee n ANNANDNNANADADNANDNMN TOURNAMENT GAMES 54; Amherst se Appomattox ess John Roll. Members of the 1957-58 Boy’s Basketball Team were: Ashby Milstead, Forward; Eddie Morey, Center; Jerry Smith, Guard; James Elder, Forward; Starting Line-up; Johnny Roll, Guard. First Row, Lett to Right: Sandra Phlegar, Ann Nash. Second Row: Mary Lee Hurt, JoAnn Leffel, Doris Maddox, Betty Lou Dunn, Joanne Nuckles, Fay Cyrus. Third Row: Ruth Johnson, Manager, Elaine Blake, Peggy Maddox, Violet Baker, Ann Litchford, Martha Harris, Ann McConville, Betty Sue Mann, Mrs. Powell, Coach. girls’ basketball B..... Se 6S BT ea BH. Ses: B.S. Sk B.S... G3: B. H. S. ° 63; B. H. S. 49; BE. SAS: B: Hes Se B. H. S. 47; 5. Fi 8, S32 B. Fee Ss: B. It Sse: B. H. S. 46: B: ELes.. .. 45: B. H.- 50: Co-Captains Sandra Phlegar, Ann Nash. SCORES Amherst Nelson County William Campbell New London Appomattox Rustburg William Campbell Amherst Appomattox New London Rustburg Nelson County Altavista Altavista TOURNAMENT GAMES Rustburg Gretna 1958 GrRoupP II DISTRICT IV CHAMPIONS 29 71 29 35 20 51 20 20 42 26 39 39 56 41 38 40 The Senior members of the 1957-58 Basketball Champions were 1. Doris Maddox, Forward. . Elaine Blake, Guard. 3. JoAnn Leffel, Guard. 4. Violet Baker, Guard. Ann Litchford, Guard. 6. Martha Harris, Forward. First Row, Left to Right: Tommy Webb, Wayne Johnson, Carl Campbell, Bobby Leffel, Jimmy Lee, Wayne Weeks, Russell Gregory. Second Row, Lett to Right: Mr. Glass, Vernon Reynolds, Henry McCraw, Douglas McCraw, Charles Swain, George Morris, Leonard Frady, David Kiger, Bobby Preston. |. Vv. basketball Co-Captains: Bobby Leffel, Carl Campbell. [ 72] B. H. S. 38; Bi BG. SO: B. H. S. 413; B. H. S. 43; B. HS 57: BH. S55: mm. FL ee a Bm. FL Be O56: B. H. S. 49; B. HS: 75; B. H. S. 46; B. H. S. 23; B. H. S. 61; Nelson County 19 Boonsboro 37 Bedford 25 E. C. Glass Freshman 38 New London 48 Bedford 47 Nelson County 21 V.E.S. Jr. Varsity 58 E. C. Glass Freshman 57 Altavista Jr. Varsity 43 Altavista Jr. Varsity 35 V.E.S. Jr. Varsity 33 New London 46 First Row, Left to Right: Cordell Mason, Jack Harker, Jimmy Lee, Bobby Leffel, Jerry Smith, Leonard Frady. H Second Row: Ashby Milstead, Tommy Webb, Crist Camden, Jerry Cooper, Glen Styles. Third Row: Dicky Wirt, bat boy, Billy Roll, Vernon Reynolds, Herbert Sprouse, Melvin | Hunter, Dicky Smith, Ralph Styles. | baseball i SCHEDULE | Marca. 11 VE AS eo neoiniiy away i | April SEC. Glass ingestsc cue away i 8—Nelson County ............. home 11—William Campbell ........ home | 15—Alltavista 2.000... home ) 18—Rustburg |... away ! 22—Appomattox ................... away 25—Appomattox................... home | | B= ESOCLOLG ie, acpi so ds Soe home 290-—F. CG. Glass giic nace. home i May 6—Rustburg . rahe, home 8—William Campbell ......... away 13—Nelson County ............... away . 14—Bedford .................0..06. away | | Captain ) LG Altavista 408 airs wes away Jack Harker | | From Left to Right: Becky Johnson, Joanne Booth, Sherba Hensley, Millie Hurt, Sue Dalton, Jane Fitzgerald, Judy McCarthy. Head Cheerleaders Becky Johnson, Millie Hurt cheerleaders ALMA MATER Once again we as schoolmates assemble, And fain we lift our hearts in song To our high school, our dear old B. H. S., With gladness the moments prolong. We are proud of our lads and our Iassies, And honors won in days gone by. So, here’s a cheer for our old high school, For our old high school, our dear old high! Here’s to the classes! Here’s to the lassies! Here’s to the lads they adore. Here’s to the Seniors so mighty! Juniors so flighty! Freshie and Sophomores! 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