Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

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Then comes the time when You must choose your pathway— And, whether it be sunny and bright, or Dull and dreary, your pathway Cannot be changed once it is chosen. Yes, this life is yours to do with as you please; Your life is a pathway of many things, and Everything you do—right or wrong—adds Another turn to it. Then, as you near the end of your climb, You may turn around and look back upon your pathway And see your moments of sunshine, sorrow, and Bliss; your pathway may soon end, and Another will begin, so take one last Look behind you and realize the value of “Your Pathway.” —Betty JEAN HoLianp Crass oF ’65 Pecet we ee NA ee ce - = we Ye Nee’ é fas NE Couteuts THE ADMINISTRATION... . Page THE SENIORS éristcn (ebb Te re ee ee Re Page ie) rosa) Gs ae Weeeveee Page 38 £ me, i 0 PF Oe awd be Page 52 ADVERTISEMENTS. . Page 103, Dedccattou The 1964 BUZZER staff proudly dedicates this, the thirty-seventh edition of the BUZZER to Mr. Kelly Shoe- maker, who has opened to us many new pathways in our Music Department. Since his coming to Brookville five years ago, Mr. Shoemaker has given us an outstanding band and chorus, of which we can all be rightfully proud. In addition to these accomplish- ments, Mr. Shoemaker has served as our baseball coach for the past two years. His tireless gifts of time, energy, and talent have endeared him to every student and teacher at Brookville, and we wish to show him our appreciation for his friendship and guid- ance by dedicating the 1964 : es BUZZER to him. Mr. Kelly Shoemaker Under the direction of Mr. Shoemaker, the fourth period band class rehearses for the Annual Spring Mr. Shoemaker prepares the Chorus for the Spring Concert. Music Festiwal. «= sie )) a=. 2. ant oe im ee “e ; Pi a our é — “wo. vacua _— n DIVISION EDITOR: ANDREA LIPSCOMB Mrs. Bersch carries out her duties as guidance Hirectar Educational Secretary, Mrs. Carol Har- ris spends much time working on school accounts. Mr. Urquhart leads discussion during a faculty meeting in the library. — s=.a s, é — a™ Dew - - we “ NI) Owe | - ’ _ . he a) .- wns = - 7) hue —— ” a FO ent 2 es = “ Py to Nes YS Mr. W. D. URQUHART We Present For the three years that Mr. Urquhart has been our principal, his leadership and encouragement have opened new pathways of opportunity for the students of Brook- ville. He has set high ideals which, to his followers, are a clear challenge to succeed in all they do. His ideas are welcomed by students and faculty alike, who are looking for- ward to many productive years under his able guidance. Mr. WILLIAM WRIGHT Probably the most beloved and most written about personality at Brookville is our assistant principal, Mr. Wright. “Willie” is the best friend of every stu- dent, the support of every teacher, and the originator of every “little deal” at B.H.S. In addition to his administrative duties, Mr. Wright serves as an advisor to the Senior Class, sponsor of the Fo- rensic Club, and S.C.A. advisor. His friendship, guidance, and help have long been invaluable to everyone connected with life at Brookville. H. Hotton Amason’ Mattie W. BeErscH Mr. Cauley instructs Camillus Robinson and Jimmy : Mays on welding techniques SuE ANNE Brown VIRGIL Ba CAULEY ys 5 [nee Mr. Amason and Mr. Swisher take a free moment to Jean M. DANIEL MARGARET S. FARRAR relax in the teachers’ lounge. HERMAN P. GARBEE Bossy Jor Harris BERNICE S. HOILMAN Joun W. HILi sH C. HupspArp Rita E. HuTCHERSON but § as TA f « Be G E ¢ 4 Qa of. a with chairman, [i2], Mr. Hill planning strategy for weekend . . PuyLiis C. JORDAN ROBERT VY. WILLIAM E. LaxtwicH f-) y ff S S Tl ee OAM) Mle ¥ OMAN 4? 4A game. [_LEFFERS W. A. McKENNA, Jr. MARGARET R. McKENRY Asufay L aMILstRap John Clay Moldenhauer instructs his third period Senior class in one of the. many phases of “English”. ELIzABETH K, MoFFIT PAULINE N. Moore SaraH L. Morey Fifth Period Home Economics class listens attentively ( - ; to Mrs. Morey. DANIEL PATTERSON W. Doris POWERS f =f - a LM wef AL, PAD [13] jv 4 jl A - Ue ? t) maker lectures her third period class on some FRANCES H. QUIGLEY REBECCA J. REASOR , points in American History. FRANCES T, KELLY SHOEMAKER SHOEMAKER DNA AGNES TAYLOR No gym suit? Minus two! GERRY D. WHITE The Paths of Learning Mary LErE Woop H. HOLTON AMASON B.A.E., University of Florida B.S., University of Tampa MATTIE W. BERSCH : B.S., Longwood College Lynchburg College University of Virginia SUE ANNE BROWN B.A., Lynchburg College PViLEG ioe Ba Ga WILEY BS, IME Wielee ile JEAN M. DANIEL A.B., M.Ed., Lynchburg College University of Virginia Randolph-Macon Woman’s College MARGARET S. FARRAR B.S., Madison College HERMAN P. GARBEE B.A., Lynchburg College BOBBY JOE HARRIS B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College Vebos JOHINGW. HILL B.A., Lynchburg College BERNICE S. HOILMAN B.S., Madison College BEULAH C. HUBBARD A.B. and A.B. in L.S., William and Mary FAR Gs Oh Ll ey CaroL HArRIS RITA E. HUTCHERSON B.S., Radford College PHYLLIS C. JORDAN A.B., Lynchburg College ROBERL V. LERFERS, JR. B.S., Lynchburg College WILLIAM E. LEFTWICH A.B., Randolph-Macon College Harvard University George Washington University Duke University W. A. McKENNA, JR. B.A., William and Mary Lynchburg College Viele MARGARET R. McKENRY B.S., Mary Washington ASE B Yel MILES i ATO ya Re B.S., Lynchburg College ELIZABETH K. MOFFIT A.B., Lynchburg College JOHN C. MOLDENHAUER B.A., University of Virginia PAULINE N. MOORE A.B., Meredith College Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Lynchburg College [15 ] ARLENE NASH PPE Cele sksy SARAH L. MOREY B.A., La Grange College WALe Ie DANIEL PATTERSON Biss Vee W. DORIS POWERS A.B., Marion College FRANCES H. QUIGLEY A.B., Lynchburg College REBECCA J. REASOR B.A., William and Mary FRANCES T. SHOEMAKER B.A., Central Wesleyan KELLY SHOEMAKER B.S., Concord College JOHN SWISHER B.A., Hampden-Sydney EDNA AGNES TAYLOR B.S., Longwood College SANDRA P. WEIGAND B.S., Longwood College GERRY D. WHITE B.A., Old Dominion College MARY LEE WOOD 3.A., Mary Washington College Lynchburg College CAROL LUBARRIS Educational Secretary ARLENE NASH Cafeteria Manager ee Cafeteria Staff: Charles Ward. Hung-Tse (Mark) Chien, Steve Woodford, Mrs. Tyree, Ricky Ritzman, Mrs. Woody, Mary Ward, Miss Nash, Charles Fulton, Doug Kersey, Marshall Anderson, Carlean Anderson, and Mr. Urquhart, our dignified administration head. Curtis Bingham—Brookville’s Janitorial Staff. [ 16 ] PG et bat + MIT he SI or ietarE LAW + aerate nama dread © ee ee ee On a nate? Bus Drivers: . to r., Hill, Mrs. Ford. “We must, we must, we must develop our Mrs. Estelle Rawlins registers Kathy Elliot in the sles sickroom. DIFISION EDITOR: ANN GORDON of the class. Senior boys get together for hootenanny in period Chorus class. Seniors, under the leadership of Donnie Cox, make decisions vital to the future Mr. Wright crowns Carol Anne Wil- liams and Bobby Jenks, Queen and King of Senior Day. DoNNIE Cox, President Eppie Tuomas, Vice-President Gay Wricut, Secretary Bitte Lee DuNForp, Treasurer The Class of ’64 started its Senior activities late in August, when Mr. Wright distributed Christmas cards and urged each Senior to sell his quota. This sale, annual project of the Senior Class, helps finance the graduation trip to New York. There is an added attraction for the class this year, for the 1964 World’s Fair is being held in New York. Other highlights of the year were the never-to-be-forgotten Senior Day, College Career Day in Rustburg, the Senior Play, and the Junior-Senior Prom. As the Seniors sing Hail and Farewell, their hearts are full of memories of a rich Senior year. SPONSORS, L. to R.: Mr. Wright, Mrs. Quigley, Mrs. Wood [ 2c Class of 64 ALLEN T. ANDERSON beat; Clubs: yrs. DAVID LEE ANDERSON Varsity Club 2 yrs., Vice-President [eure Erench Club tyr lrack’ 2 yrs.; Football Varsity 3 yrs., Co- Capt.; Basketball 3 yrs., Co-Capt. AGLEAN L. ASHWELE Intramural Baseball; Track. THOMAS H. BARBIG Chorus 1 yr., Spanish Club (Venice, Fla.) [21 ] PATSY W. BEACH rMraaltyinl). On ClubZats., Presi= clerrtalitncry MARY ANN BEALE (Glass) Band 2 yrs.; Honor League 1 yr.; G.A.A. 1 yr.; (Brookville) Band 3 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr. SANDRA LEE BELL alee alternate — 11th grade; Latin Club 1 yr.; Forensic Club 2 yrs.; Mono- gram Club 1 yr.; Basketball 3 yrs. BETH E. BONDURANT Glee Club 1 yr.; Home Ec. 3 yrs., Vice- Pres. 1 yr.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; News- paper's stalker? syrs-= wie Club “1 ory Press beyt. Seutors RANDOLPH WAYNE BROOKS Chorus 1 yr. PATSY ANN CHILDERS F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Monogram Club 3 yrs., Parliamentarian 3 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Library Club 1 yr.; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Office 1 yr.; Basketball 4 yrs., Co-Captain 1 yr.; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Miss’ Brookville, Eighth Grade. PAUL EDWARD COLBERT, JR. Agriculture 1 yr. DONNIE COX Spanish Club 2 yrs.; S.C.A. 1 yr., Vice Pres. 1 yr.; Football 1 yr.; Treasurer of Junior Class; President of Senior Class. JUDITH CLARICE COX Latin Club 5 yrs.; Drama Club 3 yrs.; rlee Club 2 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr.; Cheer- leading 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 2 yrs., Business Manager 1 yr.; Forensic Club 1 yr.; Girl’s State (alternate) ; Mono- gram Club 1 yr. LARRY NEIL COX Chorus 2 yrs.; Spanish Club 2 yrs.; Football 1 yr.; Drama Club 2 yrs. SANDRA FAYE CRIST Glee Club 1] yf., Forensic Club 2 yrs.; D.O. Club 1 yr.; Spanish Club l yr. ROBBIE LAVERNE CROUCH Newspaper Staff 3 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr.; Pep Club; French Club 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs., Division Editor for Activi- ties 1 yr., Editor 1 yr., Delegate to S.LP.A. 2 yrs. Cass of 64 PATRICIA PRICE DAWSON Drama Club 2 yrs.; Forensic Club 3 Vise eoriee) Clube Le-vress Chorus 1 i yre Pep Club 2 yrs.; Newspaper 2 yrs.; Club Editor and typist. WICLIAM' ALLAN DUDDING Brenich: Club.2-yrs.; DIE. Clap Lg: (Altavista) Airplane Club. BILLIE LEE DUNFORD latin Club so) Vis... A fep..a) 1 Veo; Pres visyr.. Prerch Clube seyrs Glee Clube iyresiband: 3 ytss)o.C.Ay Ziyts. Advisory Council 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 1 yr.; Annual Staff, 1 yr.; Division Editor of Sports; Secretary of Eighth grade; Treasurer of Senior Class; Delegate to Girl’s State. SANDRA FARMER Choras leyr, HEGA. 1 -yrc; Honor League. [ 2 3] ELIZABETH ANNE FEAGAN Glee Club 1 yr.; Latin Club 5 yrs.; F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Annual 1 yr, JANICE FAY GILLIAM Majorette 4 yrs.; S.C.A. 2 yrs.; Mono- gram Club 2 yrs.; Basketball; Softball ; Forensic Club; Chorus 1 yr.; Science Club ; Spanish Club, Sec. MARY ANN GODSEY PHA. 3. yrs. ji Library Club Zi yrs; Drama Club 1 yr. LINDA JEAN GOFF Aa aa Vis oe ee ep Club 1s yr S.C.A. 1 yr.; Drama Club 1 yr.; Office Asst. 2 yrs.; Editor of school hand- book; (Glass) Basketball captain; Vol- leyball ; Soccer ; Softball; Honor League 1 yr. Seutors ISABELL ANN GORDON Spanish Club 1 yr.; S.C.A. rep.; An- nual Staff 2 yrs., Senior Division Editor 1 yr., Delegate to S.I.P.A. 1 yr. NELSON ROBIN GOSNELL Football; Track; Varsity Club. JUDY LEE GRAY Drama Club 2 yrs.; Library 1 yr.; Chorus 1 yr.; Glee Club 2 yrs. LYNDIA GROGAN HAMLET Glee Club 1 yr.; Drama Club 1 yr.; Basketball 3 yrs.; D.E. 1 yr., Sec.; Monogram Club 4 yrs.; Sec.-Treas. ; F.H.A. 1 yr., Vice Pres. WILLIAM A. HARDY Chorus 4 yrs.; Latin Club; President of Eighth grade; Golf 3 yrs. DAVID NORTHRUP HARKER Varsity Club 2 yrs.; Hi-Y Club 2 yrs., orian 1 yr.; Football 3 yrs.; Base- MARTHA HARMON ‘forensic Club 3 yrs.; F.H.A. 3 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr.; S.C.A. rep.; News- paper Staff 1 yr. PHYLLIS DELORES HENDERSON Glee Club 3 yrs.; Forensic Club 4 yrs.; Drama Club 4 yrs.; F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Basketball 1 yr. Class of 64 FLOYDFALCANSHILE Chorus 5 yrs.; Forensic Club 5 yrs.; Drama Club 3 yrs. JUDY HILLSMAN HEAL 2 eyes-) eLibrary. Club 1 yr: SCA teh at syt, DONNA MARIA HOGAN Glee Club 1 yr.; Chorus 1 yr.; F.H.A. I yr.; Secretary of Eighth grade. CAROLYN SUE HOLT Drama Club li yr.; FEA. 1) yr. SANDRA DAWN HUNT Chorus 2 yrs. ROGER GERALD ISAACS Chorus 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Foot- ball 1 yr.; Pres. of Freshman and Sopho- more Classes. PATRICIA JANE JEFFERIES Annual Staff 2 yrs., Business Mana- ger 2 yrs.; Forensic Club 2 yrs.; F.H.A. 1 yr.; Chorus 1 yr.; Drama Club 3 yrs. ; Glee Club 1 yr.; Office Asst. 1 yr. ROBERT WAYNE JENKS Varsity Club 3 yrs., Pres. 1 yr.; Latin Club.4 -yrs.; Hi-¥ 2 yrs.5 5.C.A, 1 yr.; Baseball 4 yrs., Co-Capt. 2 yrs.; Bas- ketball 4 yrs., Co-Capt. 1 yr.; Track 2 yrs.; Boy’s State (alternate). a ae a Seucor ANNA JEANETTE JENNINGS F.H.A. 3 yrs.; Junior and Chapter Homemaking Degrees ; Latin Club 3 yrs. ; Forensic Club 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 2 yrs. SCOTT JOHNSON I.C.T. 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Basket- ball 1 yr.; Football 2 yrs.; Glee Club 3 yrs. ANITA KOENIG (Boonsboro) F.H.A. 3 yrs.; Beta Club 1 yr.; Latin 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; Student Council 2 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; (Holy Cross) Glee Club 1 yr.; Library 1 yr.; (Brookville) F.H.A. l yr. MICHAEL PATRICK KUHN Latin Club; Chorus; Drama Club: S.C.A. ANDREA GAIL LIPSCOMB Latin Club 5 yrs.; French Club 3 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Chorus 1 yr.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff 1 yr.; Annual Staff 1 yr., Adminstration Divi- sion Editor. BYRON NELSON MADDOX Latin Club 3 yrs.; Chorus 3 yrs. KATHRYN MALLOW F.H.A. 1 yr. COURTNEY C. MARTIN, JR. Drama Club 2 yrs.; D.O. Club 2 yrs.; Varsity Club 1 yr.; Football 2 yrs. [26] | Class of 64 JEANETTE C. MASON Gleew Club sr yre 7 sHorensics 1) eyr.; Newspaper Leyr.es Library 1 yr:; ee ETS ALS r yrare 0). 1 yr.; Vice-Pres. of Freshman Class. ALAN MEYERS Spanish Club 2 yrs. CARLTON MOORMAN MOYER, JR. Chorus 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr. SAUNDRA ANNE MURDOCK Forensic Club 4 yrs.; Library Club l yr.; F.H.A. 4 yrs.; Newspaper 3 yrs.; Drama 4 yrs., Treasurer; Peencn Glib). yrs.5-.O Club licyr., Reporter; Sec. of Junior Class. [2m SANDRA FAYE NEWSOME Gilead lub. aay ts.2 loa rin(dae.. esas Drama Club 1 yr.; Forensic Club 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 1 yr. LINDA RACHEL OLINGER (E. C. Glass) Drama Club; Speech Club; French Club; Girls’ Hockey; Basketball; Archery ; Honor League _ rep.; Library Council; (Brookville) D. E. Club; (Lee) Girl’s: Chorus; Gym captain; S.C.A. rep.; President of Homeroom. JUDY OSBORNE Newspaper Staff 1 yr., Reporter; GleeeGiub lyre 0.0) Clabs 1: yr: Treasurer of Eighth Grade. JOYCE ANN OWEN Drama Club 1 yr.; D.E. Club 2 yrs. BETTY KAY RILEY Latin Club 4 yrs.; French Club 2 yrs.; Annual Staff 1 yr., Division Editor of Activities; Glee Club 1 yr.; Drama Club 1 yr.; Pep Club l yr. WILLARD E. ROBERTSON, JR. Football 4 yrs.; Basketball 3 yrs.; Varsity Club 2 yrs., Sergeant-at- arms; Chorus 1 yr. CAMILLUS ROBINSON Football 1 yr.; F.F.A. 5 yrs., Re- porter 1 yr., Sec. 1 yr., Pres. 1 yr., Crops Judging Team, Degree team, Forestry Award, Hub Federation, Sec.; K.V.G. 4 yrs., Crew Leader 2 yrs. ANN MARIE SETTLE Drama Club 1 yr.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff 4 yrs.; Latin Club 2 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr.; D.O. Club 1 yr., Treas.; Annual Staff 1 yr. aks Seutors JAMES WARREN PARKER (Parkersburg) T-T Honorary Art Club; Big Red Varsity Football; Track; (Brookville) Football; Var- sity Club. THOMAS W. PATRICK Football 3° yrs.; F.F.A. 3 yrs.; Drama Club 1 yr.; Varsity Club l yr. IRVIN ANDREW PAYNE, JR. D.E. Club 2 yrs.; Latin Club 1 yr.; Football 2 yrs. MILDRED ELAINE PAYNE Glee Club 1 yr.; Drama Club 2 yrs.: F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Pep Club 2 yrs.; An- nual Staff 2 yrs.; Division Editor of Underclassmen, typist. Class of 64 JAMES EDWIN SHEARER DG); Clabeceves, 1 vce res. Lsyt. JANET-AILEEN SHIELDS Glees Club sleyr.. Chorus’ 2 yrs. Forensic 5 vrs,e0.G.A. rep. 1 -yr.2 Monogram Club 2 yrs., Parliamen- taALioualevrs, cA yisae) regs- urer 1 yr.; Basketball Manager 2 Vis. pecorervecper lyr. LINDA ANN SHOUSE PeatmeClub.2 vrs. hero levi et. TrieElicY 2 ytss, 4-H, Clube yrs.; spanish Club 2 yrs. Pep Clab Ivyr. JENNY SOUTHALL Prone lube levies Yrs.3 D.O. Club 1 yr.; Monogram Club eters. Vice-Pres.. 1) yr, [22] LOUIS FOSTER STABLES French Club 2 yrs.; Varsity Club lovin Latin Glipe4teyise .5.C.Age Vite tetes: ORE Ne GIcA Yes LUNN EEL Drama?Club 2 yrs.;. Glee Club l yr; Kootballs2 yrs: 5.D.O% Club. 2.yrts. ANNE GARDNER SYDNOR Forensic Club, District Winner; Eatinc Clubs. Ge epere rench Cinb, O44. pepe; Pep-Viub: Chorus; Advisory Council; Newspaper Staff, Editor and Club Editor; Girl’s State; Ninth Grade Honor Society. RODNEY LEE TATUM (Altavista) Airplane Club; (Har- grave) Basketball; Football; Track; Musketeer Club; Crack Drill Team; Honor Bar; (Brookville) Varsity Football 1 yr.; D.E. Club 2 yrs., Vice-Pres. 1 yr. Seutors EDWARD THOMAS Drama Club 2 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr.; Vice Pres. of Senior Class. MARY EDNA THOMPSON Monogram Club 3 yfSs., Pres. |] yf.; Chorus 2 yrs.; Drama Club 1 yr., Sec. 1 yr.; Forensic Club 1 yr.; Latin Club 4 yrs.; Pep Club 1 yr.; Basketball 4 yrs.; Softball 1 yr.; Pres. of Jr. Class. BARBARA ANN TRENT D.E. Club 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Chorus; Library Club 1 yr.; F.H.A. SANDRA L. VANCE F.H.A.; Library Club; D.O. Club 1 yr., Vice Pres. MARJO WALTHERA VAN EEDEN Glee Club (Holy Cross); Basket- ball (Holland ); D.O. Club. BARBARA EARLE WALKER Glee Club 2 yrs.; F.H.A. 4 yrs., Pres. ] yT. JAMES D. WHITELY Chorus 1 yr.; D.O. Club 2 yrs. BONNIE MARIE WHITTEN Glee Club 2 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr.; Drama Club 1 yr.; Newspaper Staff ) “- rs. Class of 64 CAROL ANNE WILLIAMS Glee Club 1 yr.; Latin Club 4 yrs. reasurersteyr: sAnnudl Stat | yr; Cheerleader 2 yrs., Head 1 yr.; Vice- Pres. of Sophomore Class; Vice- Pres. of Junior Class. LINDA RAYE WILLIAMSON Basketball 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Chorus’ 1 yr.; Newspaper. 91° yr.; MwA. 2 yrs.) -Vice-Pres..” lyr. ; Office Assistant 1 yr. PATSY WILSON Tabrary Clubs syrss;. Vice-Pres. 1 Vee) Press evr HAY Tyr ROBERT WILSON Ree evr SANDRA WILSON NANCY PAIGE WINEBARGER LAG 3 yrs, akeporten l-yr,7S.CA. rr.; Annual Staff 1 yr.; Mono- gtam Club 2-yrs., Vice-Pres) lL yr.; Basketball Team 3 yrs., Co-Captain 1 yr.; Girl’s State Alternate; Soph- omore recognized by the National Honor Society; D.A.R. Award. F ] GAYNELLE TERESA WRIGHT Adloyho (Honor) Club 3 yrs.; Red LCUsSuL evi eatin Mier ytT, 3) fe ies Utero totus vis... Gheera leader Wliyr.; FAS Historian’ Sec. Ore Senior. Class:, FLEAS 2’ yrs.’ Drama Club 2 yrs.; Chorus 1 yr. [31] Senior Class members gather to cheer at pep-rally. Seniors rush eagerly to Mr. Molden- hauer’s 3rd period English class. “Let’s get together, girls!” “Girls, will one piece of cake do?” j Today’s students of government— tomorrow’s leaders of the nation. This’ll fix that - - - Newspaper Staff !! A CCRC eR es etn tt Andrea Lipscomb, Kay Riley, Billie Lee We think the Senior’s “Mr. Molden- Dunford, and Mildred Payne catch up on hauer” is quite an improvement. their homework during annual period. ) Who's Who rtmoug Seutor Billie Lee Dunford This vear the Annual Staff carefully chose these � Dunfo : rehearses Valedictorian Seniors as the outstanding members of the graduat- Address. Latin Club, : ; _ ‘ . : President, S.C.A. Rep.; ing class. They were selected on the basis of their Peinech? Claws ible Club: Band: S.C.A.;: own merit, plus character and the leadership they deludee Mineo achieved in their high school years which has well Newspaper Staff; Girls’ ; : State; Annual Staff; prepared them for the future. Sec. Eighth Grade; Treas. Senior Class. Rebbie Crouch checks progress being made on BUZZER. News- Anne Gardner Sydnor prepares Salutatorian Address. Forensic, District Winner; Latin Club, Re- lreasurer; Annual Staff; Cheer- paper Staff; Chorus; Pep Club; F Clu! -CA : aie — ele se orter ; ‘rench uD, .C.A, oe, He Cheerleader; Vice French Club; Annual Staff, Divi- r ; : : ; 7 , . wae i sees a Rep.; Pep Club; Chorus; Advis- President of Sophomore Class; sion Editor for Activities, Editor, C Teen sn£f 3 | : ory ouncil; Newspaper St e- President .f unior Class. Delegate to S.I.P.A. ] nae re: Editor, Club Editor; Girls’ State; Ninth Grade Honor Society. Louis Stables Beth Bondurant ' ’ ; P Patsy Childers practices foul shot. F.H.A.; Mon- : ogram Club, Parliamen- } tarian;: Chorus: Glee Clab; Library Club; Annual Staff; Office Assistant; Basketball, Co-Captain; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Miss Brookville, Eighth Grade. Bobby Jenks calls roll during Var- | sity Club meeting. Varsity Club, Bresident; Latin Club; Hi-Y; SGA: Baseball, Co-Captain; Track; Boys’ State Alternate; Bas- ketball, Co-Captain. Paige Winebarger carries out her | duties as assistant to Mrs. Bersch., F.H.A. Reporter; S.C.A.; Annual Staff - Monogram Club, Vice-President; Bas- ketball, Co-Captain; Girls’ State Alter- nate; Sophomore recognized by Na- tional Honor Society; D.A.R. Award. Mary Edna Thompson presents Sportsmanship Award. Monogram Club. Pres.; Chorus; Drama Club; Forensic Club; Latin Club; Pep Club, Basketball; Swoftball; S.C.A. Sec.; Junior Class Pres. Dcnnie Cox conducts Senior Class meeting. Spanish Club; S.C.A., Vice-President; Football; Treasurer of Junior Class; Pres- ident of Senior Class. Judy Cox prepares Ad Dummy for newspaper. Latin Club; Drama Club; Glee Club; Chorus; Cheerleading; Newspaper Staff, 3usiness Manager; Forensic Club; Girls’ State (Alternate) ; Monogram Club. Ce = ’ + - : - etl as on ge? SD Sandra Hunt serving as an office assistant to Mr. Wright during fourth period. nn Gordon, Janet Shields, and Kay Riley pay Kitty Mallow and Andrea Lipscomb for announcements. Mrs. Morey and Anne Feagan go over the test which won Anne the “Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow” award. “Hey Mike, are you still using that greasy kid stuff’? NATIONAL Yattoual Houor Soctety NOR «$0 On Tuesday, April 14, fifteen members of the class of ’64 were inducted into the Brookville Chapter of the National Honor Society. In order to be eligible, students have to maintain a 90 or above average throughout high school. Members of the faculty evaluate each eligible student on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character, and thus determine which students shall receive the honor of membership in the National Honor Society. OFFICERS Paige Winebarger Patsy Jefferies Billie Lee Dunford Billy Hardy President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer e J Ma 2 aks ee : 2 PERE io wee Ist row, l. to r., Mrs. Moffit, Sponsor, Judy Cox, Paige Winebarger, Patsy Childers, Judy Os- borne, Linda Goff, Anne-Gardner Sydnor, Sandra Vance, Billie Lee Dunford, Patsy Jefferies, Anne Feagan. 2nd row, l. to r., Louis Stables, Donnie Cox, James Parker, Bobby Jenks, Mr. Urquhart. Shea | Md, DIVISION EDITOR: MILDRED PAYNE Underclassmen discover a “Wealth of Knowledge” in the school library. “Now for this experiment we'll need an ele- phant and a bunch of grapes.” Students relax with folk-singing after school. i JANET Datton, President JouN Paut Cousins, Vice-President NorRMAN Mappox, Secretary SyLv1A RANSON, 7 reasurer This year the Junior Class was well repre- sented in school activities. They dominated positions in the Forensic Club, received top honors in the field of sports, and have been well represented in the other fields, such as, Chorus, Band, Clubs, and services rendered to the school. SPONSORS: L. to r. Miss Taylor, Miss Reasor, Mr. Moldenhauer, Mr. Leftwich, [40] Patsy Adams Suzanne Alcock Willard Arthur Charlene Ashwell Ann Bounous James Brooks Bobby Brown Richard Buckley Carolyn Caldwell Suzanne Carpenter Wayne Carwile Paul Childers W. G. Clark Thomas Cline Harold Collins Mary Lee Conner David Cooper Jimmie Correia Carol Cottrell John Paul Cousins Wallace Cox Mike Crist Alan Crouch Janet Dalton Dennis Dearing Janice Elliott Neal Eubank Joan Evans Richard Ew ers Donald Farmer Richard Fox Tony Gigliotti Donald Godsey Frank Godsey Phyllis Hamblen Linda Hamlet Bonnie Harris Amy Hill Betty Holland Rudy Holland Linda Hudson Danny Inge Linda Ivery Connie Jenks Jack Jennings James Johnson Jeff Jones Judy Law Jimmy Lehmann Eddie Lewis Lynn Lovelace Mercedes Lowe Betty Lyles Melvin Lyons Judith McBride Mike McCarthy Richard McGann Norman Maddox James Martin Lynn Mason Wayne Mays Vicky Mehaffey 3uddy Moore Susan Moore Sheila Newsome Paulette Overfelt Kay Paris Sharyn Paris Pat Parker Ginny Pockl David Porter Eddie Powell Donna Raby Sylvia Ranson Mary Rice Lee Robinson Gail Ruble Robert Sands David Shackelford L. E. Shepherd Leslie Sims Sandy Smoot Brenda Taylor Margaret Thigpen Debbie Thompson Phyllis Thoms Brenda Tyree George Vance Janey Vandergriff Cindy Vaughan Becky Watts Marshall Watts Philip Webb Howard West Houston Wheeler Bennie White Sandra Whitten Patricia Wilhelm Doris Wills Richard Wood Sharon Wood Lorine Woodall Andy Woody David Woody Eddie Wright Sharon Yates Not pictured: William Goff Janet Relyea Diana Wilson Mrs. Jordon reads original poem by Betty Holland to 2nd period Junior English class. Juniors work hard in 6th period study hall to Rudy Holland asks the important question: complete assignments before three o'clock. “Miss Taylor, may I be excused 2” “Now that we’ve enjoyed our little joke, let’s all take out pencil and paper. [45] Yuuior Ring Dauce The decision of the Junior Class of 1964 to separate this year’s ring dance and Junior-Senior Prom marked the first Junior Ring Dance in the history of Brookville. The semi-formal dance was held in the gym on the snowy evening of December 23, from 8 :00 until midnight. Members of the class danced to the strains of popular music amid gala decorations of red, green, and whit e, in accord with the Christmas season. The magic of the evening was climaxed as the Juniors received their new rings beneath an arch of pine and mistletoe. Janet Dalton, Junior Class President, looks on with pride as escort Kenneth Gallier places ring on her finger. unior Class and their dates enjoy one of the slower dances of the evening. [46] Tuitiates Yew “read Group of dancers take a break by enjoying refreshments served by Sophomore girls. Juniors and their dates dance amid festive decorations at the Junior Ring Dance. [ 47 ] BARRY Moore, President ae SANDRA HoLiLANpb, Vice-President STEVE Wooprorp, Secretary Ricky THompson, Treasurer Mrs yw ; Under the leadership of its sponsors and president the Sophomore class got under way without problems. They were well represented in various activities such as football, basketball and baseball and a large number of clubs. As the year ends they look eagerly toward the future as Juniors of ’65. SPONSORS, L to r., Mrs. McKenry, Miss Brown oemaker, Mr. Amason, Mr. Garbe [48] Larry Adams Diarie Albert Paula Allen Betsy Anderson Susan Arthur Danny Ashwell W. T. Barbour, Jr. Cecelia Bartell Angelina Bartell Ralph Blackburn Ginny Blackburn Richard Blackburn Russ Blatz Danny Bowyer Carrol Bryant Steve Bryant Dianne Burnette Bobby Callahan Peter Cann Keith Carroll Mark Chien Sonny Cofer Danny Coffman Keith Coffman Rodney Colinger Roger Colinger Patty Cox Linda Crist Richard Dozier Linda Duncan Diane Falwell John Fenimo re Kenneth Ferguson Cheryl Fletcher Brenda Fulcher [50] Cindy Fulcher Betty Jo Gaddy Sandra Garber Grenda George Richard Gilbert Brenda Glass Sally Glass Barbara Goff Jerry Goff Susan Goff Rachel Grant Marion Gulick Ned Haley Barbara Hamlett J. C. Hanks Anne Hargis James Harlow 3onnie Harris Sandra Harris Chip Hawkins Linda Hendricks Wayne Hendricks Mike Hill Sandra Holland Kathleen Hurst Kathryn Johnson Pam Kavanaugh Joe Kesterson Jackie Kidd Mike Kramer Ben Kuhn Bobby Lane Betty Layne Steve Lehmann Sandra Lugar Stephanie Maio Mike Mallow Claudia Marks Wanda Gail Marks Jeanita Martin Linda Martin Vicki Martin Beth Martineau Stanford Mawyer Jimmy Mays Wayne McAlexander Johnny McClain Martha McCraw Dennis McFaden Allan McGlothlin David Miller Bryan Mitchell Barry Moore Brenda Morcom Paulette Motley Genie Murdock Harry Lee Nelson Lee Paris June Parker Kathryn Parker Linda Payne 3renda Phelps Rose Marie Phillips Barry Pillow Johnny Poindexter Judy Porter Richard Presley Cindy Priddy Ann Rice Ricky Ritzman Not Pictured Sandra Carderelli Pat Hubbard Buddy Dowdy Jean Martin Becky Robbins Dorothy Robertson Billy Seay Sherry Shaffer Connie Sligh Buddy Smith Billie Susan Spencer Barry Stephens Donnie Stinnett Martha Sydnor Ricky Thompson Billie Carter Tinsley Sandy Torian Richard Tucker Linda Turner Sheila Tyree Gary Via Lena Watson Sandra Wheeling Sandra White Carla Wilkinson Wesley Wilmouth Doris Wilson Garry Witt Beverly Wood Tim Wood Steve Woodford Eddie Woten Becky Jo Yeatts Sandra Farrar David Allen Mayberry Mr. Leffer’s Biology class celebrates the coming of the Christmas Holiday. Mr. Wright pauses from his biology lecture to receive a message from Brenda Fulcher. Mr. Wright crowns Roger Colinger and Patty Cox, Valentine Day King and Queen. “Humpsey” Moore leads Sophomore Class meeting. I g JoE HARKER, President ButcH McCartuy, Vice-President CHERYL Martin, Secretary Mark Dawson, Treasurer Through the experience and knowledge gained in their first year at B.H.S., the fresh- man class participated enthusiastically in J. V. athletics and various other school activities. As their Freshman year comes to a close, they eagerly look forward to the advantage and opportunities of the Sopho- more Class. SPONSORS, lL. to r., Miss Daniel, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Hutcherson, Mr. Swisher, Mr. Harris. Robert Abbott Betty Adams Sandra Angel Faye Arthur Howard Ashwell Gary Bailey Randall Banks Robin Bell Gregory Best Linda Bishop Darleen Boyce Sandra Bullington Barbara Burnette David Byerly Martha Cannaday Margo Capps Pat Carroll Randolph Carroll Roger Lee Carwile Kenneth Clay Judith Clemmons Glenn Clingempeel Peggy Clowdis Linda Colbert Sherwood Cooper Debbie Cox Dolly Cox Kathy Creger Warren Crist Gerald Crowell Chris Dalton Sandra Lee Davis Danny Dawson Mark Dawson David Delancy Robert Denyszyn Dana Dillon Wayne Dolan Stephen Driskill Nelia Dudley Freshmen Frank Eastman Andy Ellett Pamela Falwell Deborah Feagans Eugene Floyd Jessee Ford Ardella Foster Larry Foster Sonya French James Furniss Lewis Garbee 3etty Garrett Christiana Glover Carol Godfrey Daniel Goff Shirley Green Janet Haacke Virginia Hahn Mallory Haley Joe Harker Larry Harris Wayne Harris Ann Harvell Archer Haskins Mary Holt Janice Horton Delores Howard Michael Hudnall Dwight Inge Joyce Irby Donna Irvine Patricia Jordan Jill Kidd Kathy Kidd Kenneth Kiger Karl Koenig George Kosinski Scott Kramer Steve Lacy Linda Lawson Gloria Layne Janice Layne Marcus Lilly Bobby Lockridge James Lowe Sandra Lyles Dan Mabley Jerry Miaddox Sarah Jane Maddox Martha Marks Bonnie Martin Cheryl Martin Jane Martin Steve Martin Jackie May Randy Mayhew Loretta Mays Butch McCarthy Diane McGann Patsy McKenna Debbie Mehaffey John Montgomery Kara Moore David Morey Martha Newsome Peggy Ore Chris Ann Overfelt Pat Overstreet Ronnie Overstreet Betty Jo Page Carolyn Parsell Steve Patterson Lorene Payne James Perrow Dale Phelps Janet Phillips Gloria Pillow Roger Pitman Harold Pittman Betty Reynolds Wesley Gillespie Hall Hogan oteve Dave of es, Not Pictured Kirby Martin Wesley Musgrove Carolyn Pulliam Michael Robertson Scottie Rowse Tommy Simmons Joan Reynolds Beverly Ann Riley Dee Roberts Bobby Rogers Jane Sanderson Linda Seay Judy Seigla Charles Shaeff Judy Smith Robert Smith Dianne Snead Ted Stables Pete Stanley Linda Stephens Carolyn Stinnett Lewis Stinnette Thomas Swanton Robert Sydnor Dolly Tanner Benny Taylor John Thomas Diane Thompson Theresa Tomlin Vicki Torrence Gerald Trent Wayne Trent David Tucker Frances Walker James Walker Johnny Walker Deborah White Al Wilson Wendell Wilson Wayne Winebarger Norma Winnagle John Wooldridge Sally Wooldridge Larry Wright Sue Smith Elaine Wilson Hey, what’s comin’ off in the boys’ shower room? A different class — but the same Guess who has a crush on you, Miss Mrs. Farrar. Reasor. Eppie MaArTIN, President FRANCES LEFTWICH, Vice-President Barry Rice, Secretary JEAN Hotmes, Treasurer As the fall semester began, the largest class of eighth graders in the school’s history entered B.H.S. With high hopes of attain- ing prestige and honor, class members began working in the many phases of school activities. SPONSORS, lL. to r.. Miss White, Mrs. Moffit, Mrs. Jordon, Mrs. Farrar, Mrs. Hoilman, Mr. Leffers, Mr. Milstead, Mr. Patterson. [ 60 ] Ralph Abrams Carlos Adams Terry Adams Carolyn Albert Tommy Allen Darlene Almond Scottie Arthur Wayne Baker Wayne Bass Henry Bibb Jack Blackburn Lawrence Blair Gloria Blake Cecil Bobbitt Sheila Bobbitt Judy Bolling Douglas Boyce Kathy Boyle Donald Brown Pat Bumgarner Thomas Burley Gene Burnette Patricia Burnette Sandra Burnette Susan Cann Mike Canody Dianne Carroll Robert Carter Shirley Carwile Warren Carwile Terrell Chappell George Childress Linda Claytor Bonnie Clements Sharron Cofer Anne Coffey David Compton Joe Cox Benny Crawford Larry Creasy Donnie Crist Darlene Crouse Joe Currin Debbie Dalton Dan Dancey Gail Daniel Russell Davidson Mike Davis Carol Dawson Charles Dawson Nancy Dillon Wayne Dillon Jane Dinwiddie Ruth Dobyns David Dodson Debbie Dorr Susan Dorr Nancy Doss Robert Dozier Ann Drumheller Eddie Dumas Wallace Duncan Jack Dunn Kathy Elliott Mark Enzmann Harold Eubank Cheryl Evans Jean Farrar Dale Ferguson Earl Floyd Eleanor Floyd Latricia Fortner Eddie Foster Barbara Fox Betty Gaddy Nancy Gaddy Wayne Glass Mary Goff Thomas Grubbs Jimmy Hamlet Kathy Hamlett David Harmon Mary Harris John Haskins John Haslam Becky Hawkins Sue Heflin Patsy Helms Edna Henderson Gayle Hendricks Sharon Hendricks Gary Hill Jean Holmes Brenda Horton Brenda Horton Roy Howell Phyllis Jamieson Mary Jefferies David Jennings Joe Jennings Sue Johnson Vivian Jones Clyde Jordon Janis Keefe Kathy Kotljar Douglas Kersey Mary Kestner Melvin Keys Mike Kidd Doug Kiger Linda Kitchen Billy Kramer Brenda Lambert Susan Lambert Judy Lane David Leavitt Frances Leftwich Larry Lewis Randy Lilly Melodie Lowe Dee Lugar Jimmy Lynham David McBride Robert McConville Wayne McDaniel Dale Mabley Wanda Maddox Billy Martin Eddie Martin Ann Mason Joe Mason Wayne Mason Juanita Mayberry Teresa Meade Mickey Miear Ronnie Miear Roy Miear Thomas Milner Scott Mosby Joyce Motley Joe Neal Karen Newsome Lillie Nuckles Sandra Ore Kathy Overfelt Cheryl Owen Laurie Patterson Richard Patterson Steve Paxton Chloe Pelton Nancy Pockl Mary Porter Chuck Ragland Steve Ramey Barry Rice Rebecca Richmond Art Robertson Ronnie Robertson Gerald Robertson Mickey Rowlett eis oe Onan Tommy Rush Karen Russell Waddie Salmon Harold Saunders Randy Sayne Gary Shackleford — Or Judy Shepherd John Sims Anne Slaughter Judy Sligh Connie Smith Dock Smith Guy Smith Norma Jean Smith Diane Snyder srenda Spencer Carolyn Steppe Kathy Stevens Sharon Stevens David Tassone Shirley Thomas John Thompson Ruth Thurman Richard Tomlinson Lee Tucker Dennis Walker Barry Walter Lloyd Walthall Cynthia Watson Roger Webber Gary Wheeling Norma Jo Whitton Gary White Vera Williams Charlotte Wills Audrey Wilson Danny Wilson Kendell Wilson Linda Wilson Mike Wilson Wanda Wilson Thomas Winfrey 3renda Wirt Sandra Wirt Ronnie Wirt Patsy Wood Vaughn Wood Donovan Wooldridge Judy Wooldridge Walter Worley Judi Wright Diana Yeh Susan Anderson James Bondurant Mike Charlton Robert Eubank Andy Foley Egbert Garbee Anne Green Aubrey Grishaw Shirley Grishaw Mike Heflin Eugene Hensley Sue Hensley Not Pictured Toni Hubbard Sam McConville David McCoy Bobby Price Terrell Salmon Minetta Shouse [ 65 ] Calvin Smith Danny Taylor Mary Taylor Charles Ward Roy Ward Thomas Wilson DIVISION EDITOR: KAY RILEY : ‘ r | 4 ee : 2 aiaateatnereeiaegsstan rs 2 RPT ad, Brcones 2 a statuette Mrs. Hoilman, sponsor, and members of newly formed Art Club examine by George Kosinski. Suzanne Carpenter and Sylvia Ranson practice new routine. spt ii- Mr. Thompson speaks at Easter assembly sored by Advisory Council. [ 67 ] a Be ena Mt Mrs. Frances W. T. The BUZZER staft has been hard at work since August, striving to produce the best BUZZER ever. Through the early fall, members of the staff sold ads- and took subscriptions to finance the 1964 yearbook. Then began the tasks of drawing up the dummy, designing the cover, doing the write- ups, and performing the countless other jobs EDITORIAL STAFF L. to x. K Riley, Activiti Mildred Payne, lercla ’ Ann Gordon, Seniors; Andrea i istration; Billie Lee Dunford, ya 1 Whitten, Inde Quigley, Barbour, Photographer. 64 GSuzzer Staff ENJOYS WORKING IN NEW PUBLICATION ROOM [ OFFICERS Robbie Crouch Editor-in-chief Patsy Jefferies Business Manager Mrs. Frances Quigley Faculty Advisor W. T. Barbour Photographer Sponsor ; which go into the making of a successful annual. In May, the staff sent representa- tives to the Southern Interscholastic Press Association, and there got many suggestions for ideas and improvements in the BUZZER. As a result, the staff has achieved its goal and given Brookville the best BUZZER ever published. BUSINESS STAFF ‘ L. to r., Marie Settle, Betty Holland, Feagan, Patsy Jefferies, Janet Relyea. Anne NEW AND IMPROVED 6¢ee GOERS TOS. LDA OFFICERS Anne Gardner Sydnor Editor Miss Gerry White Faculty Advisor Judy Cox Business Manager Janet Dalton Assistant Editor “If it has happened recently, if it will happen soon, or if you don’t know about it, it will be in Brookville’s Bee Line.” This was one aim set by the editorial staff of the 1963-1964 Bee Line. The biggest goal, however, was to make the paper repre- EDITORIALS TARE Stables, Billie Lee Dunford, Beth L. to r.. Patsy Dawnson, Sandy Murdock, Louis Bondurant, w—, Anne Gardner Sydnor, Editor; Miss Gerry White, Sponsor; Janet Dalton, Assistant Editor. sentative of the students and at the same time to add some much-needed sophistica- tion. In a sense these goals have been ac- complished, but the task of improving a newspaper involves constant change and is never completed. BUSINESS SLAB: ette Jennings, Phyllis Henderson. Suzanne Carpenter, Marie Settle, Bob Sydnor, George Kosinski. L. to r.. W. T. Barbour, Judy Cox, Jean- ION EA Ist row, 1. to r.. Gary Hill, Barry Moore, Martha McCraw, Louis Stables, Mr. Wright, Willard Arthur, Bobby kridge, Paulette Overfelt, Marcus Lilly, Linda Goff. 2nd row, l. to r.. Judy Hillsman, Louis Stinnette, Rudy nd, Sam McConville, Mike Canody, David Shackleford, Michael Kuhn, Debbie Thompson, Lynn Lovelace, Dale Mabley. 3rd row, |. to r.. Anne Sydnor, Beth Bondurant, Kathy Overfelt, Kathy Stevens, Claudia Marks, Linda Payne, Wanda Marks, Carol Bryant, Susan Goff, Barbara Fox. 4th row, l. to r., Roger Webber, Warren Crist, Richard Fox, Karl Koenig, Carolyn Parsell, Cheryl Martin, Kathy Creger, Suzanne Carpenter, Randy Lilly. ios C. 74, PLANS PUBLICATION OF SCHOOL HANDBOOK sag The Student Cooperative Association is set up entirely by the students to foster better cooperation among the faculty, the administration, and the student body. The S.C.A. gives the clubs, homerooms, and other organizations an opportunity to work to- gether to realize common ideals through organized discussion of problems and co- ordination of necessary action. The S.C.A. may also undertake special projects such as publishing a student hand- book, conducting school clean-ups, correcting unusual problems, assisting individual stu- dents in academic difficulties, and organiz- ing drives to improve school attractiveness. HOMEM AK a AMERICA eve Ist row, |. to r., Connie Sligh, Bonnie Whitten, Mrs. Morey, Linda Goff, Barbara Walker, Linda Williamson, Janet Shields, Gay Wright, Phyllis Hamblen, Donna Hogan. 2nd row, I. to r., Paulette Overfelt, Genie Mur- dock, Linda Shouse, Kitty Mallow, Mildred Payne, Sheila Newsome, Sandra Wheeling, Martha Harmon, Amy Hill. 3rd row, |. to r., Patsy Wilson, Judy Gray, Linda Hudson, Carol Anne Williams, Phyllis Henderson, Mary Ann Godsey, Barbara Trent, Jeanette Jennings, Judy Hillsman. 4th row, |. to r., Judy Law, Betty Lyles, Anita Koenig, Susan Smith, Pat Jordan, Anne Feagan, Sandra Lyles. Suture Homemakers OLD MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET The F.H.A. consists of 100 members in grades eight through twelve. These girls have been enrolled in Home Economics at least one year. The chief aim of this organization is to live better. today so that our lives and those in our community will be better tomorrow. Some activities participated in are: Campbell-Appomattox Volleyball Tournament, Mother- Daughter. Banquet, Leadership Training Program, Daddy-Date Night, Lynchburg Farm Show, and Spring Fashion Show. Drama Clb PICNIC HELD AT PEAKS OF OTTER The Drama Club is composed of students who are interested in the art of entertainment. One of the activities of the club is the annual presentation of the club play. Each member of the club takes an important part in the play whether it be preparing scenes, selling tickets, learning about stage make-up, or performing. The drama club picnic is one of the highlights of Brookville’s spring activities. Ist row, I. to r.. Tommy Cline, Chris Ann Overfelt, L. E. Shepherd, Grenda Taylor, Ricky Ritzman, Billy Carter Tinsley, Phil Webb, Patty Cox, Bobby Brown, Mrs. Jordan. 2nd row, 1. to r., Judy Cox, Patsy Overstreet, Grenda George, Jackie Kidd, Martha Cannaday, Linda Payne, Carolyn Stinnett, Janet Dalton, Sharon Yates, : Anne Hargis, Linda Ivery. 3rd row, I. to r.. Jimmy Mays, Wallace Cox, Sarah Jane Mattox, Bobby Lane, Sheila Newsome, Sandra White, Pam Kavanaugh, Bitsy Marks, Paulette Overfelt, Gay Wright. 4th row, I. to r.. Wayne Bass, Cathy Overfelt, Judy Wright, Butch Furniss, David Morey, Richard Fox, Eddie Powell, Tony Gigliotti, Timmy Walker, Sendra Holland. ; - 7 I a ; x 7 t oF 3 — Ist row, l. to r.. Martha Cannaday, Linda Shouse, Billie Lee Dunford, Debbie Cox, Lynn Lovelace, Paulette Over- fel lvia Ranson, Becky Watts, Jane Simmons, Dianne Snead, Mrs. Wood, Sponsor. 2nd row, 1. to r.. Bobby Kay Riley, Becky Jo Yeatts, Pam Kavanaugh, Anne Sydnor, Suzanne Carpenter, Brenda ffer, Kathy. Hurst, Deborah Feagans. 3rd row, Il. to r., Steve Woodford, Carol Bryant, Susan tuis Stables, Bobby Brown, Kathy Creger, Debbie Thompson, Sheila Newsome, Jeanette onner. 4th row, |. to r. Richard Ewers, Dick Dozier, Bobby Lockridge, Steve Bryant, lingempeel, Mike Kuhn, Amy Hill, Margaret Thigpen. Paulette Overfelt, President of Latin Club, initiates candi- dates for club membership. Latin Clue ADOPTS CONSTITUTION The Latin Club, Brookville’s chap- ter of the Junior Classical League, consists of Latin students who are maintaining or have maintained an 8 or above average while taking Latin. This year, the Latin Club, un- der the leadership of Mrs. Mary Lee Wood and Paulette Overfelt, adopt- ed its first constitution and inducted several honorary members, including students in the third-year Latin class taught at Brookville for the first time. Each year the Latin Club spon- sors Latin Week, during which mem- bers of the club make exhibits and posters, climaxed by the Roman Ban- quet, a main social event each spring it Brookville. Latin Week and the banquet both carry out the motto of the Latin Club, “Latin Lives To- day.” French Club members enjoy the annual ban- quet which is the highlight of the French Club’s yearly activities. Brookville’s newly formed French Club meets every third Wednesday to better acquaint themselves with the culture and customs of France. Part of the annual program, and most enjoyable to older members, is the initiation. Although it is one of the smallest clubs in the school, it is probably the most democratic. On the ‘spring agenda was the much-anticipated banquet, which was a big success. Miss Daniel looks on with disgust at the confusion a lost contact can cause. Preach Clue oLDS ANNUAL BANQUET AT TOWN AND COUNTRY Ist row, I. to r.. Miss Daniel, Billie Lee Dunford, Danny Inge, Tony Gigliotti, Lynn Lovelace, Lorine Woodall, Suzanne Carpenter, Sherry Shaffer, Andrea Lipscomb. 2nd row, 1. to r., Kay Riley, Mike Hill, Sandra Lugar, Carolyn Caldwell, Anne Sydnor, Archer Haskins, Rudy Holland, Janet Relyea. 3rd row, I. to r.. Sharon Yates, 3renda Taylor, Wallace Cox, Willard Arthur, Louis Stables, Robbie Crouch, Linda Ivery. BE Matan weecenanata Pes a a herteatieatiateatn eel ae ae a Petite € Mm) Ist row, l. to r.. Ann Slaughter, Dianne Falwell, Latricia Fortner, Shirley Green, Susan Cann, Phyllis Hamblin, Jeanette Jennings, Barbara Trent, Amy Hill, Mary Lee Conner, Sandra Holland, Sandra Bullington, Vicki Martin, Paulette Overfelt, Sharyn Paris, Judy Wright, Patty Cox, Brenda Glass, Martha Harmon, Patsy Childers, Andrea Lipscomb. wid : ; 2nd row, I. to r.. Brenda Taylor, Sylvia Ranson, Connie Jenks, Betty Lyles, Ann Drumheller, Gay Wright, Janet Dalton, Sharon Wood, Anne Sydnor, Lynne Mason, Donna Hogan, Linda Stevens, Robbie Crouch, Martha Marks, Mary Ann Beale, Bonnie Whitten, Sandra Hunt, Sheila Newsome, Mary Edna Thompson, Sandy Smoot. 3rd row, l. to r., Betty Holland (accompanist), Janice Elliott, Janey Vandergriff, Deborah Feagans, Patsy Jef- feries, Diane Carroll, Judy Law, Suzanne Alcock, Martha Sydnor, Billie Carter Tinsley, Sandra Farmer, Linda Williamson, Wanda Wilson, Patsy Dawson, Linda Ivery, Frances Walker, Robin Bell, Susan Arthur, Stephanie Linda Kitchen, Dolly Cox, Judy Gray. 4th row, Il. to r., Louis Stables, Jimmy Hamlet, John Haskins, Marcus Lilly, Buddy Moore, Richard Patterson, Thomas Barbig, Richard Gilbert, Tommy Simmons, Alan Hill, Roger Isaacs, Billy Hardy, Archer Haskins, Ted Stables, Mike Mallow, Skeeter Robinson, Roger Colinger, Wayne Mays, Mr. Shoemaker (director). 5th row, l. to r.. Larry Harris, Russell Blantz, Eddie Thomas, Mike Kuhn, Howard West, Danny Coffman, Tommy Cline, Tony Gigliotti, Kenneth Ferguson, James Correia, Dale Ferguson, Alan Crouch, Donnie Farmer, Rudy Holland, C. M. Moyer, Byron Maddox, Donnie Cox, Bob Wilson, Larry Cox, Bobby Layne. Chorus PERFORMS IN -HOOTENANNY The Brookville High School Chorus is an organization that M gives many students a chance to excel. The 110-member chorus is noted as one of the best in the state. The Chorus has performed for local civic groups and churches, participated in school programs and_ state concerts, and appeared on various tele- vision programs. One of the highlights of the year is the annual Spring Concert. The Brookville Chorus has grown constantly in the last four years and is well-supported by the community and student body. Ist row, |. to r.. Miss Brown (sponsor), Martha Marks, Sharon Wood, Paige Winebarger, Mary Edna Thompson, Janet Shields, Carolyn Caldwell, Susan Moore. 2nd row, 1. to r.. Billie Carter Tinsley, Patsy Childers, Paulette Overfelt, Judy Cox, Suzanne Carpenter, Brenda Taylor, Sheila Newsome, Janet Dalton, Vicky Mehaffey. 3rd row, I. to r., Patty Cox, Carol Anne Williams, Sandra Bell, Sharyn Paris, Janice Gilliam, Amy Hill, Sylvia Ranson, Pat Hubbard. Mousgram PRESENTS SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY TO TWO OUTSTANDING MEMBERS The Girls’ Monogram Club is composed of girls who have lettered in athletics, or who have been selected by vote of the club as honorary members. This year the club has sponsored dances, held bake sales, and sold monograms. It has further promoted school spirit by sponsoring a sportmanship trophy for the boy and girl with the best display of sportsmanship for the entire season. NEW MEMBERS OF Varsity, Club UNDERGO RIGOROUS INITIATION OO BS Se Members of the Brook- ville Varsity Club are the boys who have won their letters in any varsity sport. The club’s purposes are to encourage school spirit, and to portray good sportsman- ship on all occasions, thus setting an example of good conduct for the entire stu- dent body. Ist row, I. to r., Louis Stables, Howard West, Roger Colinger, Willard Arthur, Bobby Jenks, Dave Anderson, Skeeter Robertson, Robin Gosnell, Mr. Hill (sponsor). 2nd row, l. to r., Ricky Ritzman, Tommy Patrick, Marcus Lilly, John Cousins, David Harker, David Cooper, Billy Hardy, Phil Webb. 3rd row, l. to r., Buddy Dowdy, Kenneth Ferguson, David Shackleford, Frank Godsey, Jeff Jones. 4th row, 1. to r.. Jimmy Mays, Warren Crist, Mike McCarthy, Steve Bryant, Tommy Cline, David Woody, Jimmy Correia. SO ET TM TT TEE Library Club STRIVES FOR LORE IVE ‘| Betty Kaye Adams, Judy Hillsman. 2nd row, |. to r., Phyllis Jamerson, Judy = Ist row, |. to r.. Mrs. Hubbard (sponsor), Sandy Smoot, Suzanne Carpenter, Sandy Smoot, President; Mrs. Bolling, Marlene Smith, Patsy Childers, Virginia Hahn, Mary Anne Godsey, Hubbard, Head Librarian; Suz- Brenda Tyree, Linda Colbert. 3rd row, l. to r., Lilly Knuckles, Kathleen anne Carpenter, Vice-President. Stevens, Jane Martin, Sandy Vance, Doris Wills, Nancy Gaddy. The Library Club is a group of girls who have an earnest desire to serve the school. The library work consists of many tedious tasks, which must be done with little recognition. Library assistants spend many hours filing, shelving books, pasting pockets, lettering and stamping books. Probaby more satisfaction is derived from fixing the bulletin board and displays than any other phase of work. This makes for an attractive library and brings many favorable com- F, F. 7. SPONSORS EDUCATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION ments from fellow students. Ist row, l. to r.. Mr. Cauley (sponsor), Jimmy Mays, Neal Eubank, Camillus Robinson, Eddie Wright, Aubrey Grishaw, John Wooldridge, Dennis Walker. 2nd row, |. to r., Jerry Maddox, Alvin Garbee, Wesley Wilmouth, Gary Witt ) ums, Eugene Floyd, Scotty Rouse, Robert McConville, Harold Eugene Floyd, Jerry Maddox, Pittman. 3rd row, |. to r., Earl Floyd, Kit Austin, Roger Colinger, Sam and Wayne Hendricks assemble McConville, Wayne Hendricks, Bob Smith, Warren Carwile, Kenneth Clay one of the many shop projects. The members of the FFA represented their club well in numerous activities this year. member of the Brookville Chapter of the FFA was elected secretary of the Hub Federa- | tion. Members attended various local, state, and national events; such as, The National | FFA Convention held in Kansas City, and the Forestry Judging Contest in Amherst. During | November the FFA entered a float in the Lynchburg Christmas Parade and sponsored an exhibit at J. Kulman, during National FFA Week. BETH BONDURANT WINS FIRST PLACE IN (OE op PIS CRIGT CONTEST The D. E. Club, under the leadership of Mr. Harris and Beth Bondurant, started the school year off with a very successful bake sale. The money from this sale was used to pay the state and national dues of the club and to buy an engraved scrapbook for future use. The D. E. District contests are held in March. Each year club members take part in contests which include window display, public speaking, sales demon- stration, and job interview. The high- light of the year is the D. E. Banquet, which is held in the spring. Ist row, |. to r., Beth Bondurant, President ; Linda Olinger, Secretary. 2nd row, lI. to r., Mar- shall Watts, Treasurer; Mr. Harris,. Sponsor ; Rodney Tatum, Vice-President; Donnie Godsey, Parliamentarian. Rodney Tatum, Joyce Owen, and Irvin Payne, second year D.E. students, preparing the club scrapbook for competition in State Convention. Jack Jennings and Bill Dudding putting the finishing touches to a D.E. project explaining the many phases of Distributive Education. Beth Bondurant and Rodney Tatum demonstrate the techniques of salesmanship. [77] SA Rec A ATE TT A CO RN RO, D. 0. Gt TAKES TOP HONORS AT STATE CONVENTION This year the Diversified Occupation Club, under the guidance of Mr. Me- Kenna, launched a very successful year. The Club sponsored the annual Senior- Faculty game. Also, they sponsored the Thanksgiving Assembly, proceeds from which were used to buy baskets of food for needy families. The Club sponsored a hop and in December collected and repaired Christmas toys for under- privileged children in the area. Eagerly anticipated was the District Convention in which there was much participation on the local level. High points of each � year are the Employer-Employee Ban- ™ quet, and the three-day state conven- Ist row, Il. to r.. Judy Osborne, Secretary; Sandra Vance, Presi- tion held in March. Marie Settle, Treasurer. 2nd row, I. to r.. Mr. McKenna, nator; Jimmy Whitely, Parliamentarian; Saundra Murdock, (iill Jr Vas ke Ist row, l. to r.. Mr. McKenna, Sandra Vance, Judy Osborne, Marie Settle, Jimmy Whitely, Saundra Murdock. 2nd row, |. to r., Courtney Martin, Sandra Crist, Jenny Southall, Marjo van Eeden, Paul Childers, Harold Collins. 3rd row, |. to r., Lee Robinson, George Vance, Butch Stin nette, Melvin Lyons, Allen Anderson, Jimmy Shearer. [78 ] ‘ts IES Ist row, 1. to r., Eddie Powell, Billie Carter Tinsley, Danny Inge, David Shackleford, Bobby Brown, Carolyn Cald- well, Sharon Wood, Richard Fox, Anne Sydnor, Dee Roberts. 2nd row, I. to r., Carol Dawson, Judy Cox, Diana Yeh, Mary Frances Jefferies, Faye Newsome, Patsy Jefferies, Paulette Overfelt, Becky Watts, Sherry Shaffer, Mr. Wright: 3rd row, 1. to r.. Barbara Fox, Linda Bishop, Vivian Jones, Jean Holmes, Susan Doyle, Jeanette Jen nings, Pat Dawson, Butch McCarthy, Steve Lacy, George Kosinski, Jimmy Mays, Dick Dozier, Dan Mabley, Bobby: Lockridge, Bryan Mitchell, Don Brown, David Delancey, Alan Hill. Affirmative Debate team: Paul- Negative Debate team: Barbara ette Overfelt and Jean Holmes. Fox and Carolyn Caldwell. MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN DISTRICT CONTESTS The Forensic Club is a_ pep- packed, school-spirited group of students who are filled with en- thusiasm in a desire to help them- selves while serving the school. Ikach year members spontaneously fill openings on the Debate team and compete in Public Speaking, Poetry, Prose, and Spelling con- tests. Not only do they enter, but each year they place in the District and State Contests. i Public Speaking Contest Win- Poetry Contest Winners: Danny ners: David Shackleford and Inge and Sherry Shaffer. Brenda Taylor. [79] Uy Qn on ; BEE? Ist row, l. to r.. David Shackleford, Eddie Woten, Danny Dawson, Danny Inge, Donna Raby, L. E. Shepherd, Bobby Brown, David Cooper, Dee Roberts, Laurie Patterson, Thomas Winfree. 2nd row, I. to r.. Barry Rice, Andy Foley, Vicki Mehaffey, Ben Kuhn, Johnny Poindexter, Johnny McClain, Betty Lane, Margaret Thigpen, Frances d Ruth Dobbins, Mr. Shoemaker. 3rd row, I. to r., Charles Shaeff, Ray Woten, Jerry Goff, Warren Car- le, Eddie Powell, Mary Ann Beale, Carol Bryant, Vicki Torrence, Andy Ellet, Harry Alvis. 4th row, l. to r., ny Cline, Mike Hudnall, David McCoy, Lewis Garbee, Richard Fox, Wallace Cox, Dale Mabley, Jim Per- Butch McCarthy. ’ | ; Gaud aud MWMazeretted iPpRESENT BROOKVILLE IN LOCAL PARADES Since its formation four MAJORETTES years ago, the Brookville Band has added color and pep to many of the school’s ac- tivities and heightened school spirit to a new peak. long with the fifty-piece band come the best morale boosters any school can have, the high-stepping majorettes, clad in their perky maroon and gray uniforms. | The band and majorettes have performed in many foot- ball games, parades, and other activities during the year; and have pepped up q several of Brookville’s assem- ar blies. A highlight or every Ist row, l. to r.. Pat Hubbard, Carolyn Caldwell, Suzanne Carpenter, Sheila spring is the Band’s Concert. Newsome, Kathy Creger. 2nd row, Il. to r. Am) Hill, Janice Gilliam, Brenda Taylor, Sylvia Ranson, Sandra Wheeling, Sharon Wood, Sandra Lugar. Ist row, |. to r., Anne Sydnor, Billie Lee Dunford, Mr. Urquhart, Carolyn Caldwell. 2nd row, I. to r.. Bobby Lockridge, Louis Sitables, Barbara Fox, Norman Maddox, Steve Bryant. Student prbducsory Counete WORKS FOR BETTER BROOKVILLE The Advisory Council is a group consist- ing of eight students and W. David Urqu- hart, principal, serving to determine solu- tions to needs and problems that arise concerning the school and the student body, and to further co-ordinate the operation of the various clubs and school activities. The Council is representative of the entire school in classes and interests alike. There are two regular members for the Senior Class, Anne Sydnor and Billie Lee Dunford, plus the President of the Student Council, Louis Members of the Advisory Council W. T. Barbour discuss an idea for school improve- ment. bers Anne and Bobby Lockridge. problem with Advisory Council mem- Sydnor, Louis Stables, Stables. There are also two representatives from the Junior Class, Carolyn Caldwell and Norman Maddox, and one member each from the Sophomore, Freshman, and Eighth Grade Classes—Steve Bryant, Bobby Lockridge, and Barbara Fox, respectively. A wide variety of school organizations are represented on the Advisory Council, for its members are active in many clubs and ath- letics. They are, therefore, in a position to observe many of the school’s needs and to serve well in fulfilling their duties as mem- bers of the Advisory Council. discusses a school Billie Lee Dunford, Mr. Urquhart, Steve Bryant, and Norman Maddox discuss plans for Easter Assembly. TS OAR NS CIN OE OS OREN 6 ae eae DIVISION EDITOR: BILLIE LEE DUNFORD Bobby Jenks, star pitcher, warms up for opening game, Randy Powell of Nelson attempts to block a shot by David Anderson. Pat Carroll, catcher, in action for girls’ Billy Hardy prepares for a long drive. softball team. ee , sete } Dearing, Larry Wright, Mark Dawson, Randall Banks. David Anderson, Dennis Dearing, Tommy Patrick, Rodney Tatum, and Skeeter Robertson Senior players in Coach “Bunker” Hill’s line. r 7” roe 4 Ws 4 mga? we er | Ras 1 vos a ager ee a. Ay eee eA eA 2 Sos ‘ en we ae . § . « deny, iF i a we a + mec. aS : e - ” eo, Ja - en ey aS Ae yw s om ee A 1a sg ee ah ——— ——_ ny — : = ESSN S - ies me Ist row, l. to r.. Bobby Smith, Manager; L. E. Shepherd, Steve Bryant, Marcus Lilly, Buddy Moore, Mike Mal- low, Norman Maddox, Willard Arthur. 2nd row, l. to r., Jimmy Walker, Manager; Barry Pillow, David Woody, David Shackleford, Buddy Dowdy, Tim Wood, Howard West. 3rd row, 1. to r.. Wayne McAlexander, Dennis Gees Capture District “rophy The Big Bees have done it again! After ten weeks of hard playing, the Bees have captured their second football championship in the history of the ‘school for the second straight year. In 1963 season was supposedly a rebuild- ing year for the Bees, but early in the pre-season practice sessions, the team began to show great potentiality. In the opening game, the Bees defeated James River High 18-0 in a non-conference tilt. The following week, the Bees faced their first conference foe, Nelson County. Although Nelson had been given high rating as the possible champions, the Bees came away with a 13-0 victory. When the Bees faced Amherst High in the third game, their hopes for their second straight championship had begun to rise, but the game, ending in a 6-6 tie, proved to be a big set-back for them. In the next two games, Brookville emerged the winning over Rustburg 39-0 for a successful Homecoming game, and defeat- victor, _—— -— — = « for Secoud Stracght Year ing Gretna 19-7. The Bees’ hopes were running high again by the time they were to play the all-important game with Appomat- tox. The two mighty teams clashed on the Brookville field, and a 13-13 tie was the dis- appointing result. The Bees were left with four more games to play, and they had to win them all to capture the championship Brookville racked uv two of these victories during the next two games, defeating Bros- ville 27-6, and Roanoke Catholic 19-0. The next game was the decisive one of the season. Appomattox had dropped out of the picture for possible champions, for they had lost all their games since they tangled with Brook- ville. But Altavista had moved into first place with no conference losses or ties. The Brookville-Altavista game was played in rain and ankle-deep mud. But the Bees overcame these handicaps beautifully and defeated Altavista 7-6. The championship was clinched when the Bees defeated Wil- liam Campbell 27-6 in the final game. Ist row, |. to r., Jimmy Mays, Manager; David Harker, David Anderson, Willard Robertson, Jim Parker, Tommy Patrick. 2nd row, |. to r., Jeff Jones, Rodney Colinger, B obby Lockridge, Mike Hall, dhe I. to r., Rodney Tatum, Richard Wood, Kenneth Ferguson, Roger Colinger, Ricky Ritzman. Tul = Sai im oe” Car lanks:, 3rd _ row, David Harker and Jim Parker—two outstanding sen- iors in Coach “Click” McKenna’s backfield. a le wy oe ed eae 9 eh a ‘4 ‘ es Fs a ye ¥ RG ' rt F hy h $ ee ee z = 2 : a. | os _ . ae oe i“ ‘ = ee 3 James River gains yardage as the Bees close in to bring it to a halt. SCORES SD eae 18; James River ... Oo 3; Nelson County . o 6; Amherst County 6 St - Gretna op, Rustburg St Appomattox Roanoke Catholic o Brosville ; Altavista 7; Wm. Campbell. 6 NnNWNM ‘ against the Devils, t} - end. [ 86] allow, Brookville’s high scoring fullback, gains yardage in the Appomattox game. Norman Maddox clutches the ball after completing a pass during the Nelson County game. River gains long yardage against the Bees, but to no avail, as the won by three touchdowns. SESS — = Sk Ist row, I. to r., Al ilson, Ted Stables, Cecil Fulton, Ned Haley, Karl Koenig, Dan Mabley. 2nd row, l. to r., | | 4] Coach, Mr. Swisher, Jo arker, Dennis McFaden, Howard Ashwell, Frank Eastman, Garry Bailey, James,]j ; Perrow. 3rd row, l. to r., Charlie Shaeff, Bryan Mitchell, Randy Mayhew, Butch Furniss, Dwight Inge, Jim Harlow. 4th row, 1 to r.. Roger Pitman, Steve Patterson. : a g y WORKS TOGETHER : ; UNDER SUPERVISION Footlall Team OF JOHN SWISHER The 1963 football season ended with a 1--5-2 record for the Brookville J.V. team, coached by John Swisher. The first game, featuring Brookville vs. Amherst, ended in a o-o tie. The Baby Bees gave their opponents a hard time in the next two games, but were defeated by Appomattox 7-6 and by AI- tavista 13-7. When our J.V.’s met Rust- burg in their fourth game; they ran over the opposition for a smashing 19-0 victory. The fifth game ended in a dis- appointing 28-2 defeat by EK. C. Glass, and the sixth in a 6-6 tie with Amherst. The final two games were both defeats for the Baby Bees, 13-7 against Appo- mattox and 12-0 against Altavista. Although our J.V. record was unim- yressive, they gained valuable experi- ence on the field. We are sure they will put this experience to good use next yCa De Ist row, lL. to r., David Compton, Jimmy Lynham, Randy Lilly, Barry Rice, Art Rober t- son, Dock Smith. 2nd row, |. to r., Mr. Lredibers: Coach; Charles Shaeff, Eddie Martin, Gary Shackelford, Joe Currin, Gary. White. 3rd_ row, l. to r. Wayne Glass, Joe Neal, Dale Ferguson, steve, Paxton, Waytle McDaniel. Eighth Grade SHAPES UP FOR a OUTSTANDING Foottall Team SEASON The 1963 football season was the first for an Eighth Grade Team at Brookville. Coached by Bobby Leffers, the team came through with four wins ind one loss. The first two games vere with Nelson County, each end- ng in a 13-0 victory for the eighth rade. The third game, against Am- rerst County, resulted in another [3-0 victory for Brookville. The final ‘wo games featured the Bees vs. Appomattox, the first resulting in a 26-0 victory, and the last a defeat of 7-0. The eighth graders showed hat they are ready and waiting for | promotion to the J.V. Squad next ear. es % So ais 6 clic aes Fs ee Be Bis ics P oe é as ig ie nach die a Fae ee eee? yg ae i ae cite 35 Pa a The Eighth Grade making the first of their two scores in the second game against Nelson County. [89] Hill nN, Bx bby J enks Coach aud “ eam HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON The Brookville Bees opened the season with two successive wins, the first over Amherst, 70-45, and the second over Holy Cross, 71-46. The third game, a defeat by Altavista, 72-67, was a disappointment. But the Bees came back to win their next six games, defeating Roanoke Catholic 74-67, New London 86-54, Holy Cross 67-64, Rust- burg 50-42, William Campbell 75-68, and Appomattox 81-61. The winning streak yroke during the next two games, when we were defeated by Altavista 68-65, and by Nelson, 69-56. The Bees again recovered and won their next four games, downing Rustburg 72-46, New London 81-64, Amherst 84-57, and Nelson 101-50. The winning streak ended in the two fol- lowing games, when we lost to William Campbell 60-57, and to Appomattox, 71-64. In the last of these three games, the Bees defeated Roanoke Catholic 94-69. The Brookville boys won their first tournament game, over Nelson, 51-32, but lost to Rust- burg, 69-56, in the second round. % A Yee A iA Vv me Bo | = U f % % 4 mie tLe ‘ ldy Moore, Mike McCarthy, Howard West, Jeff Willard Robert Mallow, Bobby Jenks, Steve Bryant, David Anderson gets rebound, retaining possession of the ball for Brookville in Nelson County-Brookville tournament game. Buddy Moore goes up for basket against Nelson County. Buddy Moore attempts to get ball David Anderson and Phil Webb tie up the ball with Nelson’s in a better scoring position. Randy Powell. SD fr dp wf fr op ofr dp SCO) 74 8h j S Sale eee 71; 63; je ae te 74; 56: 67; a a a ee SO 5 pa et ae ae, oT; 65; RES Amherst ....... | loly Cross Altavista: ...... Roanoke Catholic New London.... | loly Cross Rustburg ...... William Campbell Appomattox Altavista), ..s... Nelson je. .016s hs Rustburg ...... New London Amherst ....... Nelson ....... William Campbell Appomattox Paes oe Roanoke Catholic NT SCORES NEISON: 5c cece Nasthare sha ahs neh eo 65 69 46 64 57 50 60 71 69 WwW nN 69 Bobby Jenks and David Anderson scramble for a re- bound. Phil Webb jumps high in the air to take possession of the ball. ) Roger Colinger, Brookville’s high scoring ace, nets two points against Nelson County in the quarter finals of District IV Tournament. Nelson County’s Kenny Purvis gets the rebound from Bobby Jenks in the Tournament. xX. Pom Z AV AY Ist row, |. to r., Sandra Smoot, Billie Carter Tinsley, Patty Cox, Patsy Childers, Paige Winebarger, Mary Edna Thompson, Sandra Bell. 2nd row, |. to r., Coach, Sue Ann Brown, Kathy Hurst, Kathy Parker, Martha Cannaday, Linda Goff, Donna Raby, Janet Shields, Sharon Paris. tne arsketeall Teau OMPETES IN TOURNAMENT F es 7 FOR DISTRICT TROPHY The Queen Bees had an excellent season this year, with nine wins and three losses. Led by Co-Captains Paige Winebarger and Patsy Childers, our girls defeated Amherst 42-31 in their first game. After losing to Altavista 30-23 in the second game, they retaliated to defeat New London 40-31. After their second seasonal loss, to Rust- burg, 36-28, the revitalized Bees came back with four straight wins, defeating William Campbell 37-36, Appomattox 42-25, Alta- vista 37-31, and Nelson 31-27. The Queen Bees met their third and final pre-tourna- ment defeat of the season in their next game, losing to Rustburg 46-36. The last three games of the regular season were victories for our girls, who downed New London 49- 39, Amherst 54-49, and Nelson 44-30. Be- cause of their excellent seasonal record, the Queen Bees participated in the tournament. Although they lost to the Rustburg girls, 34-29, they made an extremely good show- ing for Brookville. ee ee ee ed . . . ve J Co-Captains: Patsy Childers, Paige Winebarger. | Coach: Sue Ann Brown. [93 ] Sandra Bell and opponent fight for possession of the ball. SCORES .H.8S..42; Amherst Fr. D293) Altavista’. oe hie b OP 1 Hed mF ee ocd, a ob Siet a F ra = B .H.S..44; Nelson 30 .H.S..25; Wm. Campbell 43 .H.S..25; Appomattox . .36 .40; New London. .31 ; Rustburg ....36 ..37; Wm. Campbell 36 2; Appomattox ..25 37% Altavista vs suee .31; Nelson 27 .36; Rustburg ....46 .49; New London. .39 Sp) .54; Amherst DD TOURNAMENT SCORE B. H. S..29; Rustburg Linda Goff and Patty Cox attempt to block a pass [94] Mary Edna Thompson and Kay Alcock go up for a jump ball. Grookuclle Girls WIN PLACE IN TOURNAMENT The Brookville Girls proved themselves a real credit to the school and to their coach, Miss Brown, in playing so well this year that they won a place in the district tournament. Those who attended the tournament game, held at the city armory, will long remember it as the most enjoyable girls’ basketball game they have seen in a long time. Although our girls lost by the narrow margin of five points with a 34-29 score, everyone who attended the game agrees that they put on the best exhibi- tion of basketball that they can ever remember seeing. Congrat- ulations to the girls and to Miss Brown. Mary Edna Thompson in defense action against Nel- son County. Mary Edna Thompson tries for two points in Nelson County game. Paige Winebarger, Brook- ville guard, ties up the ball with Nelson County. | | : | | yaservneenoornrenann ate Chip Hawkins, Hill, Manager; J. C. Hanks, Steve Woodford, 1ette, Jim Harlow, Wayne Dolan. Barry Pillow, co-captain; Ricky Ritzman, Karl Koenig, Bryan Mr. Swisher, Coach; Humpsey 9. VU. Sguad WAS FINE 8-3 RECORD Ist row, |. to r.. Bobby Lockridge, Mitchell. 2nd row, |. to r., Mike Moore, Co-Captain; Donnie Stin1 Our J. V. team, the “Baby Bees,” led by co- captains Barry Pillow and Humpsey Moore, experi- enced one of its best sea- sons. The Baby Bees open- ed their season by defeating the Gaels of Holy Cross, 59-22. The Baby Bees con- tinued their winning streak by out-playing the Gaels a second time and the Colo- nels of Altavista. The first defeat of the season came when the J. V.’s lost to the Rebels of Appomattox, 50- 48. In the following two games, the Baby Bees play- ed the Generals of William Campbell and the V. E. S. Squatters, coming to an easy victory over each. The second defeat of the season came when the Baby Bees played the Hilltoppers and were outscored, 108-38. But the Baby Bees refused to let their greatest upset discourage them. They back to play four more games, winning over the Squatters, the Rebels, and Roanoke Catholic, los- ing only to the Generals and their record. Came ending ‘season with an 8-3 Ist row, I. to r., Steve Ramey, Eddie Martin, Wayne Mason, Lloyd Walthall, Wayne Glass, Mike Davis, Ralph Abrams. 2nd row, I. to r., Coach Bobbie Leffers, Eddie Dumas, Joe Currin, Ronnie Robertson, Gary White, Gary Shackelford, Larry Creasy, Lawrence Blair, Manager. Ecghth Grode Peam sHows GREAT PROMISE The second year of Eighth Grade Basketball at Brookville ended with a record of two wins and two losses. In the first game of the season our team was downed by Altavista by a score of 15 to 13, but came back to win their second game against Appomattox by a score of 22 to 18. January 27 saw a defeat come to the Bees as Altavista won by the narrow margin of 25 to 24. In the final game of the season, the Bees made their best showing, by downing Appo- mattox, 35 to 23. Though scor- ing only a 50% record, much more was gained than met the eye, for the Brookville Eighth Graders gained a quality essen- tial to good basketball players— playing experience. LC Os AG AO 8 A a A ER a (A) Lloyd Walthall goes high in the air after the ball in a game between the Brookville Eighth Graders and Ap- pomattox Eighth Graders. (B) Larry Creasy prepares to pass the ball to Lloyd Walthall in Brookville vs. Appomattox Eighth Graders’ game. ne an —— ie — nate +, Woody, Bobby Jenks, Willard Arthur, Steve Howard West, James Brooks, Dennis , Jimmy Mays, Manager. 3rd row, I. to r., Bobby Callahan. Gaseball “eam ENJOYS WINNING STREAK rks for better The Brookville Baseball team, coached by Mr. Kelly Shoe- maker; seems to be shaping up for a successful season. The opening game, played on March 26, against E. C. Glass, ended in a‘close 8-5 defeat for the Bees. The Brookville team went on to defeat Amherst 6-2 on April 3. In this game, the lead- ing players were Buddy Moore eet two hits, Jim | Parker with a double and a triple, and David Shackleford with three R. B. I’s. Bobby Jenks was the winning pitcher. Buddy Moore is leading his teammates in batting with an average of .626. Mr. Shoe- maker feels confident that the Bees are in for a successful sea- son, and we are behind him and his team all the way. Coach, Thompson, David Cooper, Richard Ewers. “Click” McKenna, Andy Ellet, Girls’ Softtall Brookville’s girls’ soft- ball team, coached by Mrs. Weigand, completed its sec- ond season. The opening game was played on April 10 against William Camp- bell. The next three games, all away, featured our girls against Appomattox, Rust- burg, and New London. In the last four games, all at home, the Brookville girls played William Campbell, Rustburg, Appomattox, and New London. Although the team was weak in pitching, it did more than hold its own, and we are all proud of our girls for their fine performances. TEES OFF THIRD SPFRAIGHT YEAR Mirere arte heubraoky lle Golf team, under the guidance of coach ‘Click’? McKenna, faced a tough slate of chal- lengers. In the first match the Bees faced Altavista and, af- ter the initial ‘‘butterflies”’ set- tled down to a fine game of golf. Despite a few minor dif- ficulties, the Bees improved with each match, better ap- proaches and green work be- ing prime factors. All things considered, our golf team had an excellent season and repre- ae Harry Alvis, Billy Hardy, Ricky Sen Ceatomch acide Team COMPLETES SECOND SEASON Ist row, Il. to r., Pat Carroll, Kathy Hurst, Sharyn Paris, Sandra Davis, B. B. Wood, Sandra Garber, Pat Wilhelm. 2nd row, l. to r.. Betsy Anderson, Brenda Taylor, Sandra Harris, Martha Marks, Pat Hubbard, Betty Lane, Coach, Sandra Weigand. ee CLASS OF Kach intramural team was enthusiastically sup- ported by its own cheering squad, composed of girls from its class. The cheer- held try were chosen by members of the Each chose its own colors, prac- leaders try-outs and faculty. group ticed its own cheers and routines, and chose its own unique costumes. The com- petition among the classes the perkiest ever. These girls added color, gaiety, resulted in cheerleaders and spirit to our tourna- ment and did much to boost the morale of their teams. 66 Barry Pillow and Donnie Cox jump high. David Harker, and Barry Pillow scramble for the rebound. Vutramural Gasketboll The 1964 intramural bas- ketball tournament opened on March 6, with the Eighth Grade paired against the ninth in the first game, and the tenth and eleventh grades facing each other in the second. These games ended with victories for the Freshmen The following night, the eleventh grade team defeated the eighth graders 59-35, and the Soph- omores downed the eighth grade team 45-35. These games eliminated the eighth grade team from competition. The tournament continued on March 13, when the Juniors beat the Freshmen 56-37, to take second place and the Sophomores defeated the Sen- iors 60-37. The Class of ’66 emerged the victors of the tournament the second straight year. and Juniors. for WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE INTRAMURAL TOURNAMENT Sophomore cheerleaders lea d their class on to victory. Vi- [- Cennle Genk HY. The responsibility of the cheerleaders con- sists of much more than cheering in pep rallies and games. They are responsible for promoting school spirit and sportsmanship, keeping up the teams’ morale, and represent- ing the school in all athletic activities. Two other important cheerleader-sponsored ac- tivities are the dances and the very im- portant student spectator bus. The squad also heads up the Pep Club. The varsity cheerleaders this year had an advantage over the cheerleaders of previous years. They joined the National Cheerleaders’ Associa- tion, from which they receive new cheers _ ar ’ fates and new ideas each month. Varsity Cheerleaders lead the students in enthusiastic cheers for the tournament games. Varsity Cheerleaders ye L. to r., Lynn Lovelace, Paulette Overfelt, Judy Cox, Susan Moore, Genie Murdock, Pam Kavanau Wanda Marks, Carol Anne Williams, Head Cheerleader. L. to r., Betty Jo Page, Judy Wright, Chris Ann Overfelt, Debbie Cox, Head Cheerleader, Kathy Elliott, Nancy Dillon, Sarah Jane Maddox. J. UV. Cheerleaders ): ) BABY BEE SPIRIT Our J. V. Cheerleaders have done a fine job this year in cheer- ing our J. V. Bees to victory. The petite bundles of pep on the J. V. squad are “just what the doctor ordered” to support the J. V. teams, to increase school spirit, and to set examples in good sports- manship for the entire school to follow. ’. Cheerleaders perform in pep rally. DIVISION EDITOR: PATSY JEFFERIES pefpreciation The Staff of the 1964 BUZZER wishes to acknowledge its apprecia- tion and indebtedness to the following whose assistance has helped to make this publication possible: To LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING COMPANY for their aid in drawing up the layout. 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STATE INDUSTRIAL LOAN CORPORATION At Corner of Church and Ninth Streets Lynchburg, Virginia 414 PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS Lp ANNA ELIZABETH WADE y ’ f —— . i Acsee, sends best wishes to the class of '64 ’ Whenever a group you belong to products since 1913. Write for FREE wishes to raise funds, find out first napkin samples and complete details. at it the popular WADE FUND £ . Boe PATS che ne nod. akas | aANNA FLIZASERRIAWADE ¥ J jroups have raised money with Wade Dept. 62 Lynchburg, Va. : | GUARANTEED FLAVORINGS - GREETING CARDS Np NAPKINS - HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS [110] SAVE AND SAVE and SAVE By mail or person. INSURED SAVINGS 4% Lynchburg’s Oldest Savings and Loan Association Co-Operative Building and Loan Association MAIN OFFICE: 1001 Church Street BRANCHES: 2015 Wards Road and Madison Heights ASSETS OVER $20,000,000.00 [111] Current Rate on Savings 4% Per Annum Compounded QUARTERLY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LYNCHBURG Home Office: Main Street at Tenth — Dial VI 5-237] Plazavue Branch: Memorial Avenue at Wadsworth Street — Dial VI 7-4437 Where Thousands Save Millions Faster with Insured Safety Compliments of I |PATTERSON sce ._fexallonuss a ead teh badd bee palfaacs ‘Rexall Bag Store Timberlake and Waterlick Roads Complete Prescription Department Hallmark Cards Cosmetics — Sundries Russell Stover Candies FREE DELIVERY PHONE 239-031 | [112] ee VIRGINIAN MOTORS, INC. Authorized Ford Dealers “More than 4 acres of Sales Service in downtown Lynchburg Open 'til 9 P. M. Phone VI 7-8841 12th Court Sts. Compliments of BROOKVILLE FAIR-WAY MARKET Complete Furnishings For Your Home SUBURBAN FURNITURE SHOP Timberlake Road at Homewood Drive Lynchburg, Virginia ROSE OIL CO. HERMAN A. THOMPSON, Prop. Gas, Oil, Lubrication, Accessories Route 297 ... 10710 Timkerlake Lynchburg, Virginia WILMOUTH GULF SERVICE Fort Hill Village Shopping Center Phone 239-4248 CHESTNUT HILL HARDWARE “Toys Year Round 5220 Fort Ave. Dial VI 7-8428 Lynchburg, Va. FARMERS SEED AND SUPELYECO. SING: Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm and Garden Supplies Dial VI 5-2522 1306 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia BALDWIN'S BARBER SHOP Timberlake Road Dial 239-5454 Compliments of RICHLAND HILLS ESSO at the corner of Richland Drive and Timberlake Road CHESTNUT HILL SERVICE STATION R. D. Jordan 5215 Fort Avenue Dial VI 5-6200 Lynchburg, Va. 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GAS OIL, GREASE, TIRES and TUBES WELDING . . . GENERAL REPAIRING TOWING . . . Anytime, Anywhere 1 Fort Ave. Dial VI 7-4166 For Prompt, Efficient Service See Se: TEBLS= DF Parres0N REALTORS - INSURORS Property Management 217 - 9th Street Dial VI 6-1341 Compliments of p HARRY HAGA CoO., INC. Magnavox, R.C.A., Westinghouse, Kelvinator Lynchburg, Va. NEW AND USED SHOES GODSEY'S SHOE STORE AND REPAIRING 712 Fifth Street Dial VI 7-4201 SOUTHERNER DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT CURB SERVICE PRIVATE DINING ROOM Wards Road — Route 29 South Telephone 239-2637 REAMS FURNITURE CO., INC. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS A. Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration 9724 MAIN STREET TIMBERLAKE ROAD LYNCHBURG, VA. Phone 239-1355 Solid Dollar Electronic Sales Timberlake Road TV Repairs — Radio — Hi-Fi We Service All Make TV's Compliments of THE VILLAGE SHOP We Specialize in Teenage Sportswear Corner Waterlick and Timberlake Roads Dial 239-5115 MARY MARTIN, Owner Compliments of BARKER-JENNINGS CORP. WHOLESALE ONLY Lynchburg, Virginia VAUGHAN MOTOR CoO., INC. 12th Church Streets Goodyear Tires, Maytag G. E. Appliances, Motorola TV DICKERSON BUICK CORP. Federal Street Compliments of ROBERTS PIANO CO. 717 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. “Your child’s future will be brighter... ORGANS : eal | ae with Music SHEET MUSIC — BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS Music Accessories COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE TO INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS wl yu TOTO . IST NATIONAL) hy TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK i Mh LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA qt Bank as nent as you shop... @ 1010 MAIN ST. Pao | D el © FORT EARLY BLDG. Sas oo @ 2482 RIVERMONT AVE. oe) @ NO. 1 PITTMAN PLAZA There’s a Friendly @ FORT HILL VILLAGE Difference� ... atethée “hips” MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION [117] Designers and Engravers of the South’s Finest School Publications Lynchburg, Virginia [118] FOR FINE FURNITURE ra Re te s.H FRANKLIN wi Jena Outfitters to Gentlemen 92! Main GANTS SHIRTS BASS WEEJUNS PHILLIP'S BROTHERS 906 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of SCHEWEL FURNITURE CO. Ith and MAIN STS. Let Schewel Feather Your Nest J. P. BELL COMPANY Printers — Office Outfitters — Stationers 816 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. Telephone VI 5-3435 Bell Service Is Wise Economy DALTON'S JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Watches - Jewelry - Clock Repairing 7|1 Main Street Phone VI 7-5366 Lynchburg, Va. COLEMAN'S FINE FOOTWEAR Since 1886 911 Main Street You're Always in Step When You Shop At WILLS-CAMP CO. Men's and Ladies Clothes 819 Main Street Dial VI 5-1891 S. O. FISHER, Inc. SPORTING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT TENNIS — GOLF — GUNS — BOATS TOYS == HOBBIES Since 1828 1024 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. Pittman Plaza WEBB-WHITAKER CO., Inc. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING 909 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia SNYDER BERMAN Inc. Lynchburg's Store of Fashions Compliments of As our technology becomes more complex and new projects, ' such as “shooting for the moon’’, become realities, more will be demanded of today’s graduates — more knowledge, more skills, more training and greater speciali- zation. Ges} one a Power Company MAC'S PLACE Timberlake Road he , COMPETE SERVICE, a scription Speciggpis Z nee 1909 EVERY GOOD WISH TO THE CLASS OF '64 COLONIAL HARDWARE Timberlake Road CE 9-0231 [120] VIRGINIA'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORES In Lynchburg .. . DOWNTOWN PITTMAN PLAZA CONNOR'S GLASS and UPHOLSTERY SHOP Auto Glass. and Upholstery Is Our Business, Not a Side Line'’ 1345 Main Street Dial VI 5-4593 Lynchburg Plumbing Supply Company, Inc. Dial VI 5-054! VI 6-4830 1217 Commerce St. PLUMBING SUPPLIES WHOLESALE Lynchburg, Va. Lynchburg, Va. A Complete Service TAILORING — DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY SERVICE STEPHEN'S DRY CLEANERS All Work Guaranteed to Please'’ Dial VI 7-6548 1400 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. Compliments of DOOLEY'S FLORISTS, Inc. The Corner of Main at Seventh Compliments of TIMBERLAKE BARBER SHOP CORNER OF WATERLICK AND TIMBERLAKE ROADS Compliments of LIPSCOMB'S ELECTRIC CO. 1336 Parke Avenue Cimberlake “Road Victor 54521 Cedar 9-033! (Whitten Gauneral Ftome Inco rpora ted C wo Locations FLAVOR FRESH from the Home of QUALITY Westover QUALITY CHEKD DAIRY PRODUCTS Lynchburg-Westover Dairies, Inc. 2801 FORT AVENUE PHONE 847-4476 [122] Compliments NORMAN'S TEXACO SERVICE DAIRY QUEEN Timberlake Road and Waterlick Road and WHITE TAVERN GRILL 4915 Fort Avenue Phone 239-9351 ROAD SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS TUNE-UPS TIRES VIRGINIA LAUNDRY and GENERATORS MUFFLERS CRUTCHFIELD'S FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE THE WASHING WELL WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS Compliments TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS THE STAR of the SENIOR CLASS Mutual Press, Inc. 58-60 Ninth Street Lynchburg, Virginia Phone VI 5-1203 PRINTERS OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS [123] ee LYNCHBURG � _ FEDERAL SAVINGS «x. LOAN os . STATE 4-M HORSE PONY Show F AUG.1G G17 TH AT TIMBERLAKE — a -) ea fee a cies ne rs See SU ES! yee Sete cnet ar Sg cei ies me. 3 a x ote 4 LYNCHBURG FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association P. G. Cosby, Jr., Executive Vice-President HOME OFFICE — 615 CHURCH STREET MILLER PARK BRANCH — 1990 FORT AVE. BROOKVILLE BRANCH — TIMBERLAKE ROAD LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA SAVE — AND MAKE IT A HABIT! [124] Compliments of CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOE CORPORATION LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of DREAMING BROOK FARM Owner: Leslie Wooldridge GOFF MASONRY SBRICK, BLOCK SOCLAZED STILE STONE” 23 Homewood Drive, Lynchburg, Va. Phone 239-3209 ONE HOUR CLEANERS and LAUNDRY 5412 Fort Avenue FAST SERVICE .. . DRY CLEANING and SHIRTS [125] SENIORS! JOIN THE PHILLIPS’ SUCCESS PARADE WRITE FOR THE FREE BULLETIN PHILLIPS BUSINESS COLLEGE H. T. OVERSTREET Bear Wheel Aligning Auto-Lite Parts Carburetor and Ignition Service Motors, Parts Lawn Mower Service Briqgs Stratton Motors 409 Court Street Phone VI 7-7745 MAY BROS., INC. General Contractors Phone: 239-0367 IDEAL LUNCH LAWHORNE BROS, Inc. ASPHALT PAVING C. B. HALSEY CO. Wholesale Distributors — Institution Foods Joseph D. Pace, Sales Representative P.O. Box 556, Roanoke, Va. Dial DI 3-2421 VIRGINIA LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER Memorial Avenue — Timberlake Road Lynchburg, Virginia PLANTS, BULBS GARDEN SUPPLIES Compliments of BLUE BUCKLE OVERALL COMPANY Compliments of THE LANE COMPANY, INC. Makers of Nationally Advertised Lane Cedar Chests, Lane Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, and Lane Tables i Prescriptions i AND SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Prompt Delivery from Your Nearby Druggist FOREST HILL PHARMACY, INC. FORT HILL PHARMACY, INC. OLD FOREST ROAD AND LINK ROAD FORT HILL Call Victor 5-3466 | Call Victor 7-4456 | ROBERTSON DRUG STORE, INC. WESTOVER PHARMACY, INC. CHESTNUT HILL WEST END | Call 239-2621 | | Call Victor 5-3473 | HAVE YOUR DOCTOR CALL US OR WE WILL PICK UP AND DELIVER YOUR PRESCRIPTION YOUR ALLIED PHARMACIES [127] ONE HOUR MARTINIZING DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY 5412 Fort Avenue Dial 239-0100 ERIC SIMPSON, JR. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Sleepy Hollow Phone 239-4812 P. O. BOX 4037 WARDS ROAD LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Telephone 239-0541 COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE House of Portrajts FRANK J. HILL WEDDING CANDIDS — _ PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN CUSTOM ALBUMS — OIL PORTRAITS NATURAL COLOR [128] THERE'S NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT to start your financial future with an account at Central Virginia's own full-service bank FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK | Brookville — Brookneal —- Amherst Altavista — Madison Heights — Rustburg Lynchburg [129] Amason, Horace H. 110 Littleton Lane Brown, Sue Anne 1334 Timberlake Drive Cauley, Virgil B. 4724 Oxford Street Daniel, Jean M. 1616 Morrison Drive Farrar, Margaret 5167 Boonsboro Road Garbee, Herman Route 2 Harris, Bobby Joe Wards Road Hill, John W. Memorial Avenue Hoilman, Bernice Sweet Briar, Virginia Hubbard, Beulah 5167 Boonsboro Road Hutcherson, 1160 Shefheld Rita E. Drive INDEX ADMINISTRATION Urquhart, W. David Principal 8 Crozier Drive Wright, William E. Assistant Principal 701 Clay Street Bersch, Mattie ( juidance C . Jounselor Waterlick Road Hart is, Carol ae Educational Secretary Wards Road FACULTY Jordan, Phyllis 1500 Ley Street Leffers, Robert Forest Rd. Trailer Court, Rt. 2 Leftwich, William E. Route 2 McKenna, William A. 1288 Timberlake Drive McKenry, Margaret 4104 Fort Avenue Milstead, Ashby Lee, Jr. Wards Road Moffitt, Elizabeth No. 39 Rivermont Park Apts. Moore, Pauline Greenwell Court Morey, Sarah L. Box 185, Graves Mill Road Moldenhauer, John C. 233 Patterson, E. South Princeton Circle Daniel, Jr. Vista Acres Apartments, No. 28 Horner, Richard C. Avenue -t 16 Norfolk SECOND SEMESTER Walker, Cora M. 904 Peaksview Street [130] Powers, Wilma Doris 904 Eldon Street Quigley, Frances 1100 Federal Str eet Reasor, Rebecca Joan 234 Warwick Lane Shoemaker, Frances T. 314 Timberlake Drive Shoemaker, Kelly A. 1314 Timberlake Drive Swisher, John R. 14 Wendover Square Taylor, Edna Agnes 3506 Powhatan Street Weigand, Sandra P. 2105 Carrington Road White, Gerry Darlene 107 Connecticut Avenue Wood, Mary Lee 237 Cleveland Avenue , Bedford Anderson, Allen Thaxton Route 2, Box 348 Anderson David Lee Route I, Box 95-A Arthur, Samuel Holcomb Leesville Road Ashwell, Allen Lewis 112 Briar Cliff Circle Barbig, Thomas Howard 7118 Meadowbrook Drive Beach, Patricia Walden 203 Alta Drive Beale, Mary Ann Route 1, Graves Mill Road Bell, Sandra Lee Wards Road Brooks, Randolph Wayne 127 Oakdale Circle Blanks, George Henry, Jr. 106 Avondale Circle Bondurant, Beth Eileen 3208 Forest Brook Chien, Mark Woodhaven Drive Childers, Patricia Ann Route 1, Hollywood Drive Colbert, Paul Edward Route 1, Old Graves Mill Road Cox, Donald Ray 2 Brooklawn Drive Cox, Judith Clarice 1008 Lake Court Avenue Cox, Larry Neil 8903 Timberlake Road Crist, Sandra Kaye Route 2, Box 452 Crouch, Robbie Laverne 107 Sunnybank Drive Dawson, Patricia Price 1211 Wards Ferry Road Dudding, William Allan 708 Fleetwood Drive Dunford, Billie Lee 3 Brooklawn Drive NOs Dunn, Jo Ann Sunburst Road Farmer, Sandra Belle Route 2, Evington Feagan, Elizabeth Anne Route 1, Old Graves Mill Road Fortner, Phyllis No. 2 Waterlick Road Gilliam, Janice Fay 7724 Timberlake Road Godsey, Mary Ann Winebarger Circle Goff, Linda Jean 3021 Waterlick Road Gordon, Isabell Ann 42 Homewood Drive Gosnell, Nelson Robin 1076 Timberlake Drive Gray, Judy Lee 2220 Richland Drive Hamlet, Lyndia Grogan Route 2, Airport Road Hardy, William Augusta 1216 Timberlake Drive Harker, David Northrup Taylor Road Harmon, Martha Ann 106 Vista Lane Henderson, Phyllis Delores Route 2, Evington Hill, Floyd Alan Route 2, Box 210 Hillsman, Judy Gordon Route 2, Evington Hogan, Donna Maria Richland Drive Holt, Carolyn Sue Wards Road Hunt, Sandra Dawn Box 479, Airport Road Isaacs, Roger Gerald Old Graves Mill Road Jefferies, Patricia Jane 10120 Timberlake Road [131] Jenks, Robert Wayne Route 1, Box 106, Waterlick Rd. Jennings, Anna Jeanette Wards Road Johnson, Kenneth Scott 791 Leesville Road Koenig, Margaret Anita 1203 Grove Avenue Kuhn, Michael Patrick 7152 Meadowbrook Road Lipscomb, Andrea Gail 1025 Lake Court Avenue Maddox, Byron Nelson 1020 Lake Court Avenue Mallow, Kathryn Lee Wards Road Martin, Courtney Carroll, Jr. 16 Brooklawn Drive Mason, Jeanette Mattox Route 1 Meyers, Alan Geoffrey 1091 Timberlake Road Moyer, Carlton Moorman, Jr. 404 Savannah Avenue Murdock, Saundra Anne Timberlake Drive Newsome, Sandra Faye 1201 Lakeview Drive Olinger, Linda Rachel 1522 Sherbrooke Osborne, Judy Carol Old Forest Road Owen, Joyce Ann Wards Road Parker, James Warren 38 Homewood Drive Patrick, Thomas Wiley Route 1, Old Graves Mill Road Payne, Irvin Andrew, Jr. 105 Alta Drive Payne, Mildred Elaine 7004 Richland Drive Riley, Betty Kaye Route 2, Box 122-A, Evington Robertson, Willard Earnest, Jr. W aterlick Road Robinson, Robert Camillus 1173 Timberlake Drive Settle, Ann Marie Route 1, Box 351, Old Forest Rd. Shearer, James Edwin a5 Leesville Road Shields, Janet Aileen 1410 Nelson Drive Shouse, Linda Ann 1212 Tmberlake Drive Southall, Jennifer Adair 1022 Timberlake Drive Stables, Louis Foster 1116 Laxton Road Stinette, Oren Clayton, Jr. 408 Atlanta Avenue Adams, Patsy Lee Box 216, Beverly Hills Circle Alcock, Mary Suzanne Route 1, Box 75, Phillips Circle Arthur, Williard Alonzo Timberlake Road Ashwell, Charlene Marie 866 Leesville Road Bounous, Rebecca Ann 417 Atlanta Ave. Brooks, James Wesley Route 2, Box 84-K, Evington Brown, Robert Wilmot 1136 Timberlake Drive Buckley, Joseph Richard Route 1, Box 351, Graves Mill Rd. C ildwell, Carolyn Faye 7209 Timberlake Road Carpenter, Suzanne Truman Route 1, Bryant Road Carwile, Curtis Wayne 16 Homewood Drive SENIORS Sydnor, Anne Gardner 9123 Oakland Circle Tatum, Rodney Lee 24 Homewood Drive Thomas, Francis Edward Route 2, Box 79, Evington Thompson, Mary Edna Route 2, Airport Road Trent, Barbara Ann Route 2, Box 341 van Eeden, Marjo Jose Walthesa 8112 Beachwood Drive Vance, Sandra Lee 627 Leesville Road Walker, Barbara Marie 7118 Peachtree Road Whitely, James Donald Route 2, Box 332 JUNIORS Childers, Paul Gordon 1080 Timberlake Drive Clark, Warren Gannaway 3209 Forest Brook Cline, Thomas Frank Middle Street, Timberlake Road Collins, Harold Edward Winebarger Circle Conner, Mary Lee Wards Road Cooper, David Lynn 51 Homewood Drive Correia, James Edward Wards Road Cottrell, Carol Box 385, Lawyer's Road Cousins, John Paul Rt 1, Forest Cox, Wallace Neville 200 Interin Drive Crist, Kenneth Mike Route 1, Old Graves Mill Road [132] Whitten, Bonnie Marie 797 Leesville Road Williams, Carol Ann 30 Greenwell Court Williamson, Linda Raye Richland Drive Wilson, Patricia Ann 3517 Waterlick Road Wilson, Robert Champion Old Graves Mill Road Wilson, Sandra Gail Route 2. Leesville Road Winebarger, Nancy Paige Route S Box 351 Wright, Gaynell Teresa 1110 Ashley Drive Crouch, Alan Lewis 107 Sunnybank Drive Dalton, Janet Carolyn 9501 Timberlake Road Dearing, Dennis William Greenwell Court Elliot, Janice Lee 10615 Timberlake Road Eubank, Larry Neal Route 2, Evington Evans, Joan Faye 814 Leesville Road Ewers, Richard Owen Route 34 Farmer, Donald Wayne 1020 Mary Ann Drive Fox, James Richard 7146 Meadowbrook Drive Gigliotti, Anthony Francis Gerald 7129 Meadowbrook Drive Godsey, Donald Joseph Airport Road Godsey, Frank Hudson, Jr. Wards Road Goff, William Rt. 1, Box 339 Hamblen, Phyllis Irene 102 Sunnybank Drive Hamlet, Linda Cheryl 1013 Lake Court Avenue Harris, Bonnie Lee 1010 Ardmore Drive Hill, Amy Guerin 36 Homewood Drive Holland, Betty Jean 10116 Timberlake Road Holland, Rudolph Wayne 1233 Grove Road, Vista Acres Hudson, Linda Dianne Route 2, Glenn Road Inge, Danny Aubrey 9101 Timberlake Road Ivery, Linda Jean 10217 Timberlake Road Jenks, Connie Delores Route 1, Waterlick Road, Forest Jennings, Jack Eddie Route 33, Box 142 Johnson, James Ralph Route 34, Timberlake Road Jones, Jeffery James 1009 Grove Road Law, Judy Ora 1420 Nelson Drive Lehmann, James 49 Homewood Drive Lewis, Edward Morris PO Boxe. lau] Lovelace, Nancy Lynn Graves Mill Road Lowe, Mercedes Ruth 116 Adams Drive Lyles, Betty Ann Route 1, Box 117 Lyons, Melvin Lewis Route 2, Old Graves Mill Road [UN POrRes Maddox, Norman Wayne Route 297, Grove Road Martin, James Monroe 20 Primrose Lane Mason, Florence Lynn 20 Woodlawn Circle Mays, Eugene Wayne 308 Atlanta Avenue McBride, Judith Carol 501 Oak Trail, Rainbow Forest McCarthy, Michael David 7111 Peachtree Road McGann, Richard Wade Route 2, Leesville Road Mehaffey, Victoria Elizabeth Route 2, Lawyer’s Road Moore, Susan Pritchett 33 Greenwell Court Moore, William Hansford Wards Road Newsome, Sheila Carol Evington Overfelt, Paulette 113 Alta Drive Paris, Edna Kaye Wards Road Paris, Sharyn Raye Taylor Road Pockl, Virginia Greer 1005 Woodhaven Drive Porter, David Alexander Jefferson Manor Drive Powell, Eddie Madison 407 Silver Springs Drive Raby, Donna Lee Wards Road Ranson, Sylvia Kaye 666 Leesville Road Relyea, Janet Timberlake Road Rice, Mary Elizabeth Route 2, Box 84-D Robinson, Walter Greenlee 1167 Timberlake Drive [133] Ruble, Gail Box 351-A, Rt. 3, Old Forest Rd. Sands, Robert Clyde, III 411 Silver Springs Shackelford, David Lee 1502 Brookville Circle Shepherd, Louis Edward 104 Sunnybank Drive Sims, Leslie Joyce 1298 Timberlake Drive Smoot, Sandi Rose Route 2, Box 528 Taylor, Brenda Lewis Box 2133 Miller Station Thigpen, Margaret Smith 1021 Oakmont Circle Thompson, Deborah Lea Route 34, Greenwell Court Thoms, Phyllis Miranda 647 Leesville Road Tyree, Brenda Royal Route 2, Box 519 Vance, George Arlie 627 Timberlake Road Vandergriff, Janey Marie Route 34, Tanzalon Drive Vaughan, Cynthia Gail 7713 Timberlake Road Watts, Harry M. Route 36, Adams Drive Watts, Rebekah Ann 1112 Grove Avenue Webb, Phillip George Wards Road West, Howard Aron 3237 Forest Brook Wheeler, Houston 1001 Oakmont Circle White, Bennie Wayne 10 Woodlawn Circle Whitten, Sandra Mae 43 Homewood Drive Wilhelm, Patricia Ann 1424 Brookville Lane Wills, Doris Lee 1004 Dandridge Drive Wilson, Diana Gail No. 5, 460 Trailer Park Wood, Richard Franklin Wards Road Wood, Sharon Austin Route . Forest Adams, Larry Allen Route 2, Box 89-F Adler, Ann 460 Trailer Park Albert, Diane Lydia 223 Alta Drive Allen, Paula Virginia 309 Del-Ray Drive Anderson, Betsy Jane Richland Drive Armentrout, Mike Rupert 118 Rainbow Forest Drive Arthur, Jewell Susan 520 Dandridge Drive Ashwell, Danny Burriel Route No. 34 Barbour, Walter Thurman Lake Court Avenue Bartell, Cecilia Ann Wards Road Bartell, Maria Angelina Wards Ro ad Blackburn, Edna Virginia 7108 Morton Drive Blackburn, Ralph Harrison 1408 Brookville Lane Blackburn, Richard Kingsley 7108 Morton Drive Blatz, Russell Keith 1264 Timberlake Drive Bowyer, Danny Alan 139 Melinda Drive JUNIORS Woodall, Alice Lorine 3009 Waterlick Road Woody, Andrew Jackson Route 2, Box. 329 Woody, David Lewis 1051 Oakmont Circle Wooldridge, Loretta Dawn 7137 Peach Tree Road SOPHOMORES Bryant, Carol Lee Route 1, Bryant Road Bryant, Stephen Robert Taylor Road Burnette, Florence Dianne 7221 Timberlake Road Butler, John Randolph, Jr. 206 Nottingham Circle Callahan, Robert William 730 Leesville Road Cann, Peter 42 Greenwell Court Carderelli, Sandra Lynn 117 Walton Drive Carroll, Wallace Keith Rt. 2, Wards Road Chien, Hung Ise 1015 Woodhaven Drive Cofer, Cary Picton, III 112 Kings Drive Coffman, Danny Lewis 1411 Nelson Drive Coffman, Keith Ward 1411 Nelson Drive Colinger, Roger Quinton 1278 Timberlake Drive Colinger, Rodney Grant Route 2, Wilson Drive Cox, Patricia Moorman 8803 Timberlake Road Crist, Linda Darnelle Tanzalon Drive [1 34] Woten, Raymond 112 Avondale Drive Wright, Edward Jasper P. O. Box 4021 Yates, Barbara Sharon 7126 Suncrest Drive Davis, Dorothy Kay Route 1, Box 14 Dowdy, Henry Earl Route 1, Graves Mill Road Dozier, Richard O., Jr. 1044 Oakmont Circle Duncan, Linda Florence 47 Greenwell Court Falwell, Wanda Diane 115 Lemon Drive Fazzi, Paul Gowan 1511 Brookville Lane Fenimore, John Robinson 7104 Suncrest Drive Ferguson, William Kenneth 1048 Oakmont Circle Fletcher, Cheryl Susan Route 1, Box 414 Fulcher, Brenda Gail Lemon Drive Fulcher, Cecilia Frances 205 Lemon Drive Gaddy, Betty Jo Route 1 Garber, Sandra Yvonne 8300 Beechwood Drive George, Grenda Mae 104 Mt. View Drive Gilbert, Richard Lee Route 1, Bryant Road Glass, Brenda Sue 105 Powhatan Drive Glass, Sally Ann Wards Road Goff, Barbara Sue Route 1, Box 339 Goff, Dickerson Jerry 23 Homewood Drive Goff, Susan Irene 3021 Waterlick Road Grant, Rachel Elnora 7237 Timberlake Gulick, Marion Jean 1506 Brookville Lane Haley, Edward Francis 1241 Timberlake Drive Hamlett, Barbara Ann Roundelay Road Hanks, Joshua Charles 882 Leesville Road Hargis, Phyllis Annette Route 1, Box 132 Harlow, James Eugene 7140 Meadowbrook Drive Harris, Bonnie Sue 600 Farmington Road Harris, Sandra Louise Roundelay Road Hawkins, Chester Mark Tomahawk Drive Hendricks, Linda Lee 103 Rainbow Forest Drive Henrdicks, Wayne Olen 31 Homewood Drive Hill, Michael Wayne Bal DS. Bas.2 5) Holland, Sandra Katherine 1233 Grove Road Hubbard, Patricia Louise 420 Savannah Avenue Hurst, Kathleen Joan 7108 Richland Drive Johnson, Kathryn Louise 791 Leesville Road Kavanaugh, Pamela Wade Taylor Road S'O0 Pe nO eM Onis Tes Kesterson, Joseph Wayne Leesville Road Kidd, Jacqualin Duanne 1405 Laxton Road Kramer, Michael Craig 1223 Cedar Hill Drive Kuhn, Benjamin Andrew 7152 Meadowbrook Drive Lane, Robert Darius Wards Ferry Road Layne, Betty Sharon 706 Wade Lane Lehmann, Steven Alan 49 Homewood Drive Lugar, Sandra Joan 1013 Mary Ann Drive Maio, Stephanie 7124 Suncrest Drive Mallow, Aud Michzel Wards Road Marks, Claudia Ann Old Graves Mill Road Marks, Wanda Gail Route 2, Box 371 Martin, Jean Della Route 2, Box 531 Martin, Jeanita Layne Old Forest Road Martin, Linda Olivia Route 1, Box 11 Martin, Vicki Diane Tomahawk Drive Martineau, Sarah Elizabeth 134 Oakmont Circle Mawyer, Stanford Raymond 1101 Craigs Mount Drive Mayberry, David Allen Route 34, Briar Cliff Mays, James Randolph Route 1, Box 189 McAlexander, Wayne Miles 116 Powhatan Drive McClain, John Robert 1052 Oakmont Circle [135] McClanahan, Sheryl Mallow’s Trailer Court McCraw, Martha Ann 1037 Oakmont Circle McFaden, Dennis Keith 39 Homewood Drive McGlothlin, Alan Wayne 1417 Brookville Lane Miller, David Wayne Wards Road Mitchell, Harvey Bryan 1025 Forest Avenue Moore, Barry Wayne 510 Leesville Road Motley, Sandra Paulette 7116 Richland Drive Murdock, Eugenie Ruth 1138 Timberlake Drive Nelson, Harry Lee Box 1164, Timberlake Paris, Hilary Lee Taylor Road Parker, Judy Carolyn Route 1, Jefferson Manor Drive Parker, Katheryn Jean 38 Homewood Drive Parker, Matilda June Wards Road Payne, Linda Kaye 7004 Richland Drive Phelps, Brenda Kaye Wards Road Phillips, Rose Marie Route 2, Evington Pillow, Barry Scott 1206 Cedar Hill Drive | Poindexter, John Taylor, III Route 2, Box 4163, Leesville Road Presley, Richard Edward 305 Del-Ray Drive Priddy, Cynthia Kaye 1025 Dandridge Drive Rice, Regina Ann Route 2, Box 84-D, Evington Ritzman, Richard Eugene Dandridge Drive Robbins, Rebecca Christine Timberlake Drive Robertson, Dorothy Pollard 7114 Richland Drive Seay, George William 670 Leesville Road Shaffer, Sherry Lynn 11037 Timberlake Road Sligh, Connie Marie 105 W alton Drive Smith, Leslie Daniel Lochewood Drive Smith, William Alexander 7100 Suncrest Drive Spencer, Billie Susan 1106 Ashley Drive Stephens, Michael Barry Powhatan Drive Stinnett, Donald Eugene P. 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Box 2352, Laxton Road Abbott, Robert Stanley Wards Road Adams, Betty Kaye Route 1, Beverly Hills Circle Alvis, Robert Harry, III Lake Court Avenue Angel, Sandra Fern 1300 Laxton Road Arthur, Fay Delores Route 2, Waterlick Road Ashwell, Howard Earl 866 Leesville Road Austin, Otis Kit 406 Alta Lane Bailey, Gary Lee 2909 Confederate Avenue Banks, Melvin Randall Route 1, Victor Drive sO P HO BOR Sydnor, Martha Lee Laxton Road Thompson, Rickey Charles 46 Greenwell Court Tinsley, Billie Carter 1140 Timberlake Drive Torian, Sandra Faye 102 Russell Woods Drive Tucker, Richard Joseph Route 1, Bryant Road Turner, Linda Gayle Route 1, Box 223 Tyree, Sheila Kay 10108 Timberlake Road Via, Gary Winfrey Leesville Road Watson, Lena Attwood Timberlake Road Wheeling, Sandra Lynn 372 Del-Ray Drive FRESHMEN Bell, Amanda Robin 36 Greenwell Court Best, Gregory Lane 1038 Oakmont Circle Bishop, Linda Jeanne Brookville Lane Boyce, Teresa Darleen Candlers Mountain Road Bullington, Sandra Joy 325 Rainbow Forest Drive Burnette, Barbara Mae 659 Leesville Road Byerly, David Wayne Timberlake Drive Cannaday, Martha Wingfield 9107 Oakland Circle Capps, Margo Lynn Route 1, Box 299 [136] — White, Sandra Gail 129 Walton Drive Wilkerson, Carla Jean 1100 George Town Drive Wilmouth, Carl Wesley Timberlake Road Wilson, Doris Marie Route 2, Box 446 Witt, Gary Allen Route 2, Evington Wood, Beverly Louise Wards Road Wood, Cecil Timothy 10317 Timberlake Road Woodford, Stephen Lee Graves Mill Road Woten, Edward Daniel 112 Avondale Drive Yeatts, Rebecca Joanne Old Forest Road Carroll, Patricia Ann Wards Road Carroll, Randolph Owen, Jr. 506 Dawnridge Drive Carwile, Roger Lee 9104 Timberlake Road Clay, Kenneth Route 1, Box 419 Clemmons, Judith Lynn 120 Dreaming Creek Drive Clingempeel, William Glenn Route 34, Sunnybank Drive Clowdis, Peggy Ann Route 2, Box 528 Colbert, Linda Gale Route 1, Beverly Hills Circle Cooper, Sherwood Ellis Timberlake Road Cox, Deborah Dare Lake Court Avenue Cox, Dolly Irene 10201 Timberlake Road Creger, Kathy Sue 52 Homewood Drive Crist, Warren Kenneth Taylor Road Crowell, Gerald Rudolph 8517 Timberlake Road Dalton, Andrew Chris Route 34 Davis, Sandra Lee Route 2, Wards Road Dawson, Howard Daniel, Jr. 1211 Wards Ferry Road Dawson, Mark Allan 7126 Meadowbrook Road Delancy, David Harrison 710 Leesville Road Denipzyn, Robert Bruno 7127 Meadowbrook Drive Dillon, Dana Lee 1146 Timberlake Drive Dolan, Thomas Wayne 7427 Timberlake Road Driskill, Stephen McNain 1116 Ashley Drive Dudley, Thelma Cornelia Route 1, Box 94 Eastman, Warren Franklin Nelson Drive Ellett, Andrew Chastine 209 Nottingham Circle Falwell, Pamela Kay Route 1, Box 180 Feagans, Deborah Gail 1514 Brookville Lane Floyd, Howard Eugene Route 34, Timberlake Road Ford, Jessee- Freeman Route 2, Evington Foster, Ardellia Faye Leesville Road FORSESS Hee N Foster, Walter Larry 1607 McVeigh Road French, Sonja Belinda Wards Road Fulton, Cecil Ervin Leesville Road Furniss, James William Mountain View Drive Garbee, Clyde Lewis Route 2, Box 475 Garrett, Betty Jean 114 Richeson Drive Gillispie, Wesley Thomas Wards Road Glover, Christiana Lee 3008 Waterlick Road Godfrey, Carol 9014 Timberlake Road Goff, Daniel Edward Route 1, Box 339 Green, Shirley Jean Timberlake Road Haacke, Janet Elizabeth 1011 Woodhaven Drive Hahn, Virginia Carolyn 7900 Timberlake Road Haley, Frances Mallory 1241 Timberlake Road Hall, Stephen Thomas Route 2, Box 318 Harvell, Ann Mary Taylor Road Harker, Joseph Wingate Taylor Road Harris, Larry Dale Roundelay Road Harris, Wayne Charles Route 2, Leesville Road Haskins, Archer Alexander Route 1, Old Graves Mill Road Hogan, Dave Richland Drive Holt, Mary Ellen Wards Road [137] Horton, Janice Marie Lakeview Drive Howard, Delores Sue Route 1, Box 417-A Hudnall, Michael N. 22 Homewood Drive Inge, Dwight Wayne 111 Dale Avenue, Vista Acres Irby, Joyce Marie Wards Road Irvin, Donna Sue 110 Lemon Dr ive Jordan, Patricia Malvania Route 1, Forest Kidd, Jill Ann 928 Leesville Road Kidd, Katherine Marie Old Forest Road Kiger, Kenneth Maurice 1208 Lakeview Drive Koenig, Eric Karl, Jr. 1203 Grove Road Kosinski, Zbyszek George Mary Ann Drive Kramer, Faye Scott 1223 Cedar Hill Drive Lacy, Steven Edwin 217 Nottingham Circle Lawson, Linda Gail Route 2, Wards Road Layne, Gloria Elizabeth 657 Leesville Road Layne, Janice Dean 3408 Waterlick Road Lilly, Ned Marcus Wards Road Lockridge, Robert Spottswood Timberlake Road Lowe, James Edward 1228 Grove Road Lyles, Sandra Faye Route 2, Winebarger Circle Mabley, Daniel Hollister 1300 Timberlake Drive Maddox, Gerald Vaughn Route 2, Lawyer's Road Maddox, Sarah Jane Wards Road Marks, Martha Earle Old Graves Mill Road Martin, Bonnie Elizabeth 600 Fleetwood Drive Martin, Cheryl Ann 16 Brooklawn Drive Martin, Jane Ella Route 2, Box 531 Martin, Kirby Blaine Old Forest Road Martin, Steve Lee Route Zo Box 442 May, Jackie Louise 14 Greenwell Court Mayhew, Randy Lee 133 Walton Drive McCarthy, Maurice Traylor 7109 Peachtree Drive McGann, Elizabeth Diane Route 2, Box 454-A McKenna, Patricia Diane 1114 Meadowbrook Road Mehaffey, Deborah Kay 100 Richeson Drive Montgomery, John Mike Waterlick Road Moore, Kara Elaine Oak Haven Drive Morey, David Wayne 7112 Timberlake Road Musgrove, Wesley Wayne Route 2, Box 487, Airport Road Newsome, Martha Jo 1201 Lakeview Drive Ore, Peggy Marie Sunburst Road, Evington Overfelt, Chis Ann 113 Alta Drive Overstreet, Patricia Renee 1604 McVeigh Road FRESHME Overstreet, Ronnie Lee Old Graves Mill Road Page, Betty Jo Route 2, Box 340 Parsell, Carolyn Faye 131 Walton Drive Patterson, William Steve 101 Vista Lane Payne, Lorene Day 105 Alta Drive Perrow, James Stone Route 2, Box 389 Phelps, Reginald Dale Powhatan Drive Phillips, Janet Kathleen Route 1, Box 425-A Pillow, Gloria Darlene Old Forest Road Pitman, Harold Lewis 110 Dale Avenue Pitman, Roger Lucien 201 Dale Avenue Pulliam, Carolyn Ann 1317 Woods Road Reynolds, Betty Mae Route 1, Box 228 Reynolds, Joan Elizabeth Route 1, Fleetwood Drive Riley, Beverly Ann Del-Ray Drive Roberts, Wilson David 1013 Oakmont Circle Robertson, Michael Ellis 110 Oak Dale Circle Rogers, Robert Nelson 8221 Timberlake Road Rowse, Scottie William Timberlake Road Sanderson, Amelia Jane 7116 Suncrest Drive Seay, Linda Gail Wards Road Seigla, Judy Faye Route 1, Box 77-D, Forest [138] N Shaeff, Charles Bedford III 129 Walton Drive Simmons, Thomas Wayne 1117 Timberlake Drive Smith, Judy Marlene Airport Road Smith, Robert Fulton Route 2, Waterlick Road Smith, Susan Louise Adams Drive Snead, Dianne Elizabeth 1501 Brookville Lane Stables, Theodore Dunn 1116 Laxton Road Stanley, Clarence Harrington 128 Primrose Lane Stephens, Sarah Linda Route 1, Box 84, Phillips Circle Stinette, Lewis Herman Wards Road Stinnette, Carolyn Jean Laxton Road, Box 2352 Swanton, Thomas Andrew 534 Leesville Road Sydnor, Robert Wingfield 9123 Oakland Circle Tanner, Dolly Ann 119 Avondale Drive Taylor, Benjamin Wesley 110 Richeson Drive Thomas, John Ernest, III Route 2, Box 79, Evington Thompson, Marsha Diane Route 2, Box 379 Tomlin, Theresa Ann Route 2, Box 379 Torrence, Vicki Lynn 1223 Lakeview Drive Trent, Gerald Thomas Route 2, Box 341 Trent, Malcom Wayne 742 Leesville Road Tucker, David Allen 34 Homewood Drive Walker, Frances Dale 502 Leesville Road Walker, James Roger 9118 Peachtree Road Walker, Johnny Carrington Confederate Avenue White, Deborah Darleen 10 Woodlawn Circle Abrams, Ralph Dewey 9113 Oakland Circle Adams, Carlos Henry Route 2, Box 428 Adams, Terry Eugene Waterlick Road Albert, Carolyn Sue 223 Alta Drive Allen, Thomas Charles Route 2 Almond, Winona Darlene 809 Leesville Road Anderson, Susan Maria Route 1, Box 95-A Arthur, Marie Scott 520 Dawnwick Drive Baker, Wayne Lewis Route 2, Evington Bass, Norris Wayne Timberlake Road Bibb, Henry Quarles Timberlake Road Blackburn, Jack Bruton 1408 Brookville Lane Blair, Lawrence Adair 210 Alta Drive Blake, Gloria Elaine 7201 Richland Drive Bobbitt, Cecil Ernest 3215 Forest Brook Bobbitt, Shelia Sue 3219 Forest Brook EF RZ Seo vs EN Wilson, Albert Wesley 17 Walton Drive Wilson, Jay Wendell Airport Trailer Court Wilson, Lillian Elaine Route 34, Box 275 Winebarger, David Wayne Route 2, Wards Road iG bie ebise (5 beaNe Late Bolling, Judy Lane 109 Pleasant View Drive Bondurant, James Albert 127 Richeson Drive Boyce, Douglas Thomas Route 1, Box 61 Boyle, Kathleen Mary 1019 Oakmont Circle Brown, Donald Grady 1136 Timberlake Drive Bumgarner, Patricia Ella Route 2 Burley, James Thomason 9118 Timberlake Road Burnette, Eugene Delmas Tanzalon Drive Burnette, Patricia Ann Route 34, Box 423 Burnette, Sandra Faye 1721 Timberlake Road Cann, Susan 42 Greenwell Court Canody, Michael Taylor Route 2, Leesville Road Carroll, Martha Dianne 506 Dawnridge Drive Carson, Kathleen Gail Timberlake Road Carter, Robert Douglas Route 2, Lawyer’s Road Carwile, Shirley Jean Route 1, Phillips Circle [139] Winnagle, Norma Jean Route 1, Box 412 Wooldridge, Johnny Wilson 460 West Wooldridge, Sarah Elizabeth Richland Drive Wright, Larry Maurice 7109 Peachtree Road Carwile, Warren Palmer 16 Homewood Drive Chappell, Terrell Wayne 56 Homewood Drive Charlton, Charles Michael 13 Brooklawn Drive Childress, George Newton Route 1, Graves Mill Road Claytor, Linda Dale Tomahawk Drive Clements, Bonnie Lee Taylor Road Cofer, Sharon Marie 112 Kings Drive Compton, David Earl Box 34 Cox, Joseph William 10201 Timberlake Road Crawford, Benny Leesville Road Creasy, John Larry Route 2, Box 444 Crist, Donnie Ray Old Graves Mill Road Crouse, Deanna Darlene 115 Avondale Drive Currin, Joseph Millington 44 Homewood Drive Dalton, Deborah Susan 105 Dale Avenue Dancy, Daniel Jack 862 Leesville Road Daniel, Gail Elizabeth Route 1, Hollywood Drive Davidson, Russell Alen, Jr. 669 Leesville Road Davis, Michael Jennings 1217 Grove Road Dawson, Carol Jean 7126 Meadowbrook Drive Dawson, Charles Courtney 118 Walton Drive Dillon, Larry Wayne 1604 McVeigh Road Dillon, Nancy Caro! 1146 Timberlake Drive Dinwiddie, Jane Elizabeth 1010 Lakeview Drive Dobyns, Elizabeth Ruth Route 2, Airport Road Dorr, Deborah Ann Route 2, Box 375, Lawyers Road Dorr, Susan Elaine Nelson Drive Doss, Nancy Carol Route oe Forest Dozier, Robert Raymond 1044 Oakmont Circle Drumheller, Ann Quinton 106 Pearson Drive Dumas, Edward Aubrey 7115 Peachtree Road Duncan, Roy Wallace 47 Greenwell Court Dunn, Jack Cater, Jr. Route 2, Evington Elliot, Kathleen Rhonda Wards Road Enzmann, Mark Jeffrey 316 Jefferson Drive Eubank, David Harold Route 2, Evington E ibank, Robert Allen Route 2, Box 99, Evington Evans, Cheryl Jane 101 Hollywood Drive LIGHT H GRADE Farrar, Jean Smiley 5167 Boonsboro Road Ferguson, Edward Dale 1048 Oakmont Circle Floyd, Eleanor Rebecca Route 34, Timberlake Road Fle yd, Herbert Earl _Timberlake Road Foley, William Andrew, Jr. Sherwood Forest Fortner, Latricia Sue Warterlick Road Foster, Eddie Darrell 768 Leesville Road Fox, Barbara Jane 7200 Meadowbrook Road Gaddy, Betty Jean Wards Road Gaddy, Nancy Marie Wards Road Garbee, Egbert Alvin Route 2, Evington Glass, Wayne Lee Wards Road Goff, Mary Ellen 3021 Waterlick Road Green, Susie Anne Route 34, Timberlake Drive Grishaw, Aubrey Hath Route 2, Evington Grishaw, Shirley Mae Route 2, Evington Grubbs, Thomas Holcomb 120 Oakdale Circle Hamlett, James Edward Lake Court Avenue Hamlett, Kathy Lynn Wards Road Harmon, David Allen 106 Vista Lane Harris, Mary Margaret Route 1, Box 120, Forest Haskins, John Marshall Old Graves Mill Road [140] Haslam, John James 302 Rainbow Forest Drive Hawkins, Becky Marie Route 2, Box 474 Heflin, Michael Ross Route 2 Heflin, Sue Camilla Route 2, Winebarger Circle Helms, Patricia Sue Route 2 Henderson, Edna Jane Route 2, Evington Hendricks, Gayle Marie Homewood Drive Hendricks, Sharon Rae 103 Rainbow Forest Hensley, Eugene Wards Road Hensley, Helen Sue Wards Road Hill, Gary Lee Box 251, Old Graves Mill Road Holmes, Jean Evelyn 7219 Richland Drive Horton, Brenda Gayle 1207 Lakeview Drive Horton, Brenda Kay Box 118, Wayne Drive Howell, Roy Duval Taylor Road Hubbard, Tonie Kay 420 Savannah Avenue Hunt, Bonnie Sue 7203 Richland Drive Jamison, Phyllis Irene 1101 Wood Road Jefferies, Mary Frances 1020 Timberlake Road Jennings, David Allen Route 1, Phillips Circle Jennings, Joseph Mansfield Wards Road Johnson, Nancy Sue Waterlick Road Jones, Vivian Dianne 1417 Nelson Drive Jordan, Clyde Lee Route 3, Timberlake Road Keefe, Janis Eileen 24 Greenwell Court Kerns, Thomas Marshall 1016 Dandridge Drive Kersey, Dougas Cleveland Box 456, Timberlake Road Kestner, Mary Elizabeth 106 Dale Avenue Keys, Melvin Ray 102 Rainbow Forest Drive Kidd, Michael Edward 1405 Laxton Road Kiger, Douglas Clay 1208 Lakeview Kitchen, Linda Dale 1205 Woods Road Koltjar, Kathy Wards Road Kramer, William Henry 1223 Cedar Hill Drive Lambert, Brenda Cheryl 602 Fleetwood Drive Lambert, Susan Carrole 602 Fleetwood Drive Layne, Judith Dianne 106 Wade Lane Leavitt, David Allen 1204 Wards Ferry Road Leftwich, Frances Emma Route 2 Lewis, Larry Pow. Dox 2127 Lilly, Randy Joseph Wards Road Lowe, Melodie Denise 116 Adams Drive Lugar, Robert Dwight, Jr. 1013 Mary Anne Drive Lynham, James Miller 132 Yorkshire Circle BrleG eae a Geena). Fe Mabley, Dale Kittredge 1254 Timberlake Drive Maddox, Wanda Lee 1020 Lake Court Avenue Martin, George William Route 2, Box 531 Martin, Sidney Edwin 1054 Timberlake Drive Mason, Ann Darlene Route 2, Box 9-D, Evington Mason, Joseph Arnold 807 Leesville Road Mason, Thomas Wayne 20 Woodlawn Circle Mayberry, Juanita Faye Box 7529, Timberlake Rd. McBride, David Thomas 501 Oak Trail Drive McClanahan, Cynthia Ellen Mallow’s Trailer Park McConville, Robert Lawrence Route 1, Box 897 McConville, Samuel Edward Route 1, Box 898 McCoy, David Randall 7138 Peachtree Road McDaniel, Allen Wayne 106 Avondale Drive Meade, Teresa Jane 1255 Ardmore Miear, Melton Route 2, Evington Miear, Ronald Allen Route 1, Forest Miear, Roy Lee Timberlake Road Millner, Thomas Henry 7433 Timberlake Road Mosley, Willis Scott Route 2, White Pine Drive Motley, Joyce Marie 7116 Richland Drive Neal, William Page 7108 Suncrest Drive [141] Newsome, Karen Ann 104 Pleasant View Nuckles, Lillie Beth 111 Berger Street Ore, Sandra Gale Sunburst Road Overfelt, Kathy Jean 113 Alta Drive Owen, Brenda Cheryl Adams Drive Patterson, Laurie Ellen 1270 Timberlake Drive Patterson, Richard Eugene Oakdale Drive Paxton, Felisozo Steve 9117 Timberlake Road Pelton, Chloe Niolett Ash’s Trailer Park Pockl, Nancy Carol 1005 Woodhaven Drive Poindexter, Irma Coretta Airport Trailer Court Porter, Mary Elizabeth Jefferson Manor Drive Price, Robert Lynn 628 Leesville Road Ragland, Charles Lightfoot Route 2, Box 85-D, Evington Ramey, Steven Oliver 1034 Woodhaven Drive Rice, Barry Marc 606 Fleetwood Drive Richmond, Susan Rebecca 7 Greenwell Court Robertson, Floyd Archer 1374 Timberlake Drive Robertson, Ronnie Lee Route 1, Forest Robinson, Gerald Leonard 1167 Timberlake Drive Rowlette, Mickey Lee 1032 Dandridge Drive Rush, James Thomas Route 1, Box 82, Forest Russell, Karen Elizabeth Route y Box 314 Salmon, Terrell Allen Route + A Airport Road Salmon, Waddie Brown, III Route 2 Saunders, Harold Reed Old Forest Road Sayre, Randall Lee Waterlick Road Shackelford, Gary Dean 1502 Brookville Circle Shepherd, Judy Ann 101 Sunnybank Drive Shouse, Helen Minnetta 1212 Timberlake Drive Sims, John Homer 1298 Timberlake Drive Slaughter, Anne Elizabeth 7117 Meadowbrook Road Sligh, Judy Ann 105 Walton Drive Smith, Calvin Samuel Route 1, Box 104, Forest Smith, Connie Hope 127 Walton Drive Smith, Guy Allen 3605 Waterlick Road Smith, Norma Jean Route 2 Smith, Pearl Dock, III 1216 Wards Ferry Road Spencer, Brenda Jean 508 Leesville Road Steppe, Carolyn Ann Taylor Road Stevens, Kathleen Anne Forest Brook Stevens, Sharon Dianne 115 Dreaming Creek Drive E EIGHTH GRADE Synner, Bonita Diane 432 Savannah Avenue Tassone, David George Route 2, Box 480 Taylor, Danny Lee Wards Road Taylor, Mary Kathrin Wards Road Thompson, John Calvin 9 Greenwell Court Thoms, Shirley Ann 647 Leesville Road Thurman, Emily Ruth Rt. 1, Forest Road Tomlinson, Richard Wayne Route 1, New Forest Road Tucker, Rudolph Lee 140 Brookville Lane Walker, Dennis Cosby Route 1, Box 62 . Walter, Barry George 2 North Preston Place Walthall, Lloyd Guy Beechwood Hills Ward, Charles Elwood Rt. 2, Box 440, Leesville Road Ward, Roy Eldridge Route 2, Box 440, Leesville Road Watson, Cynthia Gail Route 2, Box 323 Webber, Roger Morris 104 Hollywood Drive Wheeling, Gary Wayne 312 Del-Ray Drive White, Gary Leonard 129 Walton Drive Whitten, Norma Jo 1230 Timberlake Drive Williams, Joyce Ann 127 Richeson Drive Williams, Vera Alyse Route 1, Box 49 Wills, Charlotte Hope 1004 Dandridge Drive Wilson, Audrey Jean Wards Road Wilson, Danny Ralph 810 Leesville Road Wilson, Frances Linda Route 2, Evington Wilson, Kendell Ray Wards Road Wilson, Michael Woodrow 2917 Waterlick Road Wilson, Thomas Earl 505 Terrace Hill Drive Wilson, Wanda Old Graves Mill Road Winfrey, William Thomas 7130 Suncrest Drive Wirt, Brenda Karen Route 2, 238 Leesville Road Wirt, Sandra Kay 440 Woodlawn Circle Witt, Ronnie Lee Leesville Road Wood, Kenneth Vaughn 1525 Sherbrook Drive Wood, Patricia Ann 7114 Suncrest Drive Wooldridge, Donovan Paris 1014 Mountain Peak Drive Wooldridge, Judy Kay Timberlake Road Worley, Walter Robert Route 1, Box 64 Wright, Judith Dawn Route 2, Box 93, Evington Yeh, Diana 108 Walton Drive Auto ee ae ply Cheam we hte is Woke eat re a Leyes To pie ai af iat a oe pe ee. - a fe. 7 or y ' . : Ca d Ly LA ; iM ' ( % | , | 7 ' i ; x , : ; Autographs a Re ; . _———— (Lr pay lecoke LO eee free Wponeorbied mnt Dhe VLE (hind i - a A of hard te ont lot gpd He Ott DUBE. dee’ ge JL geld. 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