Carlisle High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1972 volume:

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Ve - V - 4 l.!i?T 'fax DE ELET ezfxtf. 'fs' 1 i' f T T' 2 E Tl QT 75:51, T T'iT 'iLfl'Ww'l'm'MQQ'lT if if T Q 1 e V T A r V-an ---N Mensa '? 'r -r ' L: A TTT ' A f 4 'U 'A ' A W fi E 5 'gn VQQL MMM.-snwwnwwfsl-x.cL.L' mt v, 7 I 1 - ' i ' T ' T9 :Ol liwiirrei 3 K9 r Q - 5 cw-M' FINISH me-il.. wwe 'W' 'l r Pl 1 '. L . 1 - 3 ,r , T ll 1, ,, 'I - Will' gr, ., . , .,,1,..Wr,,,Ilf.IT.I..fgII1e,,,..v,,Q1.,,r.r,.l f-ef-W, e ex rr, ,,,, N , r t r an Q , , tr lr M K------ Asrlrvnmx Pi' . aacrfrb fi. The dreams and hopes of a private school were kept concealed and treasured in the minds of many. Few had the courage to break away from the established school system and try something as new as Carlisle. Those who did have gone forth with a lantern in their hands to light the way for future generations. We will be eternally grateful to the parents who were willing to send their children to a school whose fate was uncertaing the students who were courageous enough to accept the ridicule from their peer who did not attend Carlisleg and the faculty members who were willing to sacrifice their jobs with the public educational system kgvs lend a helping hand to a school so new! p MMM Vg Because Mr. G. T. White, Mr! ' ntMgN5iii'e'rNyfli7IrflIaEli'I5odgalaH:ll7Ir.Yl5i1d1eyWWalkerihadThe courage' ,RTN follow their dream, Carlisle Sc A ck ,e.a,,rea.lirt,y, rw., 1 , 1 , Y r A er'-W-W e'es ' 1 fp r -A areal I . .T .rl 1 or x +.,r:::1.-ifzffr t.rlrrt s - , kii2n:w.5- f X f X 3 .gl :ol he psi KGNL t .-4, 5 - in 1 .i ? 1: r 'h 'de l ,rrs, , , fat T W. -- I -4-IVA? q5vr.u,,1,gr5: , Z A S L I L . 5 V 1 ' j z .- -el ,wrxtrrrer Vital LAPDROX vm. 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N S -N sp- i :xx ,, v, V? 4 4 ,aw ,, Y 2 f' -N fx -, I V 1 , ,V , ,,,, , f In-f ' f S 4 K Y Wx ,-. 1 ,N-N H, qx,,.k , is .X-ei 1 f Q V X ,, W f .-af .QW QW ' 1 ,Zi frV ,, Www-Q-2-Nfwwmww -mf. wWwW,.wmWf.MWwm.N..wW+ Www mm- f if , V Clit nvolve U-4 LT-1 U1 U-l Q-4 Q-4 U3 at v 1 V,,-, .1 4' , 9 . . . S MW' FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightj Rangeley Turner, News Editor, Elizabeth Tavss, Features Editorg Bailey Farley, Editor in Chiefg Mrs. Lohmann, Advisorg Sabra Wilson, Assistant Editorg Morgan Simmons, Sports Editor. SECOND ROW Paul Rutter, Frankie Leavitt, Melissa Perkinson, Laura Williams, Nan Bridgforth, Alex Blodgett. THIRD ROW-Kate Wallace Robin McCollum, Kim Edmiston, Chuck Cumiskey, Ralph Stoneburner. THE CARLISLE JUNCTION The senool newspaper, The Carlisle Junc- tion, is now in its fourth year of publication. Its five editors and eleven staff members work diligently in the preparation of each issue. The four-page paper devotes its stories to the important news, features, and sports events that take place every day in and around the school. It also gives a complete list of those who received Five Star Certifi- cates and those who made the Honor Rolls. The Junctionis main purpose is to inform all of the people connected in any way, directly or indirectly, with Carlisle of the things that have occured over a period of time with which they may not be familiar. The Junc- tion's present editor is Bailey Farley. Mr. Ethridge is its advisor, and Bassett Printing is the publisher. W1 FIRST ROW-Henley Bidgood, Jill Linker, Jane Vickers, Ginger Gilliam, Susan Harder. SECOND ROW-Brian Humphrey, Robin Hylton, Martha Hamre, Mark Blogett. THIRD ROW4Lenny Stendig, Nancy Toms, Diane Boyer. FOURTH ROW-Robert Heiner, Courtney Dodge. FIFTH ROW-John Thomasson, Stan Walker, Ben Beeler, Michele Hooker. STANDING-Lou Montgomery-Ads Editor, Martha White-Co-Editor, Frank Taylor-Sports Editor, Renn Gravely+Art Editor, Lelia Weaver-Features Editor, Susan Bestler-Class Editor, Helen Weaver-Editor-In-Chief, Mr. Wright-Advisor. After long hours, losing study halls, and much recopy- ing, the second Carlisle BLUE and GOLD was produced. Each member of the staff submitted his time, ideas and patience. Not only did each work diligently on his own section of the annual but was always ready to lend a help- ing hand to anyone in need. Our editor, Helen Weaver along with co-editor Martha ,g White, listened patiently to all complaints and tried to steer us in the right direction. Through the rough times and easy times, the successes and defeats, the fun and hard work, the staff managed to compile the BLUE and GOLD 1971-72. 9 U3 'TJ '11 M .-I LI-I LI-4 The Form IV Girls French Club is busy this X year carrying on projects that are widening their field of French knowledge. Their activities include field trips, French singing, and French dinners, which are prepared by les cui- sinieres formidable les du CIRCLE FRANCAIS . The club is also very pleased to have Mike Eth- ridge as their advisor, re- placing Lenore Lohmann. FRENCH CLUB III: SEATED-Sabra Wilson. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT-Susan Bestler, Ginger Gilliam, Lelia Weaver, MarthaWhite, Liz Tavss, Lou Montgomery, Bailey Farley-Vice- President. The French Club I has been very busy lately under the gui- dance of Mr. Ethridge. Officers were elected at the beginning of the year and they are as follows: Pres. Kate Wallace, Vice-Pres. Greg Morten, and Sec. Michele Hooker. It was decided that the club would be called Le Coin de Pierre fPierre,s conerj. Everyone has been busily planning the first French dinner and several people have com- pleted special projects. A bul- letinboard of French ways of life and cleverly written poems have been presented to the club. The French Club I is really looking forward to a most exciting year in 1972! FRENCH CLUB I: FIRST ROW SEATED-Michele Hooker-Secretary, Kate Wallace4President, Greg Morton-Vice-President. SECOND ROW-Kim Edmiston, Connie Sherman, Robert Heiner, Martha Hamre. THIRD ROW-Jeannie Cumiskey, Susan Harder, Lew Barnes, John Thomasson. FOURTH ROW-Lenny Stendig, Sherry Smith, Robert Simons, Renn Gravely. FIFTH ROW-Mrs. Lohmann, Robin Hylton, John Adams, Andy Harder. -4169 10 SEATED FIRST ROW-Miss Crafton, Nancy Toms-Vice-President, Peter PearlAPresident, Kevin Moats-Secretary, Curtis Tatum-Treasurer. SECOND ROW-Lou Childress, Jane Vicars, Mary Gray Copenhaver, Jil Linker, Stan Walker. STANDING FIRST ROW-Mark Blodgett, David Stanley, Charles DeShazo. SECOND ROW-John Adams, Ben Beeler, Beth Richardson, Page Farley, Scott Anglin, Stuart Waldin, Bill Leisy, Betsy Holsinger, Susan Slaydon, Tommy Strickland, Morgan Simmons, Frank Taylor. NOT PICTUREDYCourtney Dodge, Tracy Moats. Q mu W ZW XWM. K This year has been another Carlisle first for Carlisle Spanish students. Those interested in taking part in extra-curricular activities involving Spanish have been given the opportunity to join the Spanish Club. During the first meetings of 27 members, class officers were elected under the supervision of Miss Crafton, the Spanish teacher and head of the club. Class Officers are: President, Peter Pearl, Vice-President, Nancy Toms, Secretary, Kevin Moats, Treasurer, Curtis Tatum. A Spanish dinner was held at the home of Miss Crafton. There were a variety of foods including a chicken and rice casserole , called arroz con pollo, salad, Spanish bread, and various desserts. There was a Spanish beverage called Spangrea, which consist of red wine and fermented fruit. Guest of the dinner were Mrs. Lohman, Miss Wylie. Other dinners are planned to be held at the homes of club members. A group of Spanish students have been helping at the Marc workshop as a service project. Our club plans to take part in other service projects. Other activities planned for our club are money raising projects and programs presented by club members dealing with Spanish. FIRST ROW-Mark Davenport, Rangely Turner, Lou Childress, Frankie Leavitt, Liz Tavss. Nan Bridgeforth, Sabra Wilson, Renn Gravely, Helen Weaver, Lelia Weaver, Sara Doyle, Robin McCollum, Martha White, Ginger Gulliam, Sherry Smith. SECOND ROWeMr. Wonson -Advisor, Michele Hooker, Lou Montgomery, Martha Hamre, Bailey Farley, Kim Edmiston, Diane Boyer. This year Upper School girls faithfully attended each chorus practice.Ofcourse the girls look forward to singing but they look forward to Mr. Wonson even More! dS I S S LOWER SCHOOI, S.C.A. I 'i ,Q .44 IST ROW: Robert Jones, Sec., Margaret Maxie, Vice Pres., Curtis Moore, Pres. ZND ROW: Hal Rich, Anne Rhodes Niver, Sarah Stendig, Jean Milam, Liza Fox, Walter Flythe. 3RD ROW: Clara Rosser, Fred Helms, Eric Thomas, Vance Spilman, Roger Maxie, Franz Smith, 12 CANDIDATES SEATED: Franky Shelton, Nan Bridgforth, Henley Bidgood, Martha White, Lelia Weaver, Kate Wallace. STANDING: Campaign Managers - Jody Milam, Stan Walker, Robin Hylton, Dianne Boyer, Helen Weaver, Robin McCollum, Martha Hamre, Chuck Cumiskey, Master of Ceremonies. SCA The SCA has worked hard this year to achieve the wants and the needs of the students ofCarlisle. The Council has had its problems, but it has also had its achievements throughout the year. A new project started by the council was the Snack Bar where the Council sells food during break and at games. This helps the students' hunger pains and puts a little extra cash in the SCA trea- sury for other projects. A favorite idea of most students is the special day once a month when school is different. Stu- dents wear blue jcans to school or do something a little different. A chorus was begun under the supervision of Mr. Wonson. Open SCA meetings brought the students closer together. Carlisle jackets and tote bags were sold to the students and faculty. Receptions were given for the visiting teams after the games. The Wednesday morning assemblies were taken over by the Council. Guests such as Jim Harrington from the Jesus Joint in Martinsville were asked to speak. A major change conducted by the Council was the reform in the old dress code to meet the requests of the students. Q dm I t SCA 1ST ROW L TO R: Frank Taylor, Martha White, Ellen Culler, Ben Beeler. 2ND ROW: Richard Broaddus, Lucy Andrews, Fred Shanks, Kim Edmiston. STANDING: Mr. Webster, advisor, Henley Bidgood Pres., Lelia Weaver Vice Pres., Kate Wallace Sec. ll all xl' 5--1 Pi f7'X ,- R f ... Y 5 r - a if ,. '. , 5 si ., E9 . ..,,vA., lt. ..A. ,..,..:,s. .. .N ,S .,...'.4T.mf-M-W---mf ..,..a.. , M k 4 , , E , M , , fi Q .gf 5 3 LEFT TO RIGHT-Maurice Rol, Robbert I-leiner, Robbie Aikens, Alex Blodgett, Lenny Stendig, Bill Lyons. STANDING-Ben Beeler, Mark Blodgett, Mrs. Kirby. Carlisle School 35 t .C ilmiilll gllinlf ...Q b .R R C DRIVERS EDUCATION Driver education for students in the ninth and tenth grades Was in- troduced to Carlisle for the first time this year. The course includes thirty-six hours in the classroom and seven behind the Wheel driving. The student body is grateful to Bob White Chevrolet Company for supplying us the new Chevrolet every six months. Through the use of the class- room lectures, textbooks, class projects, films, speakers, and actual driving it is our hope that we have developed mature driving attitudes, knowledge, skills, and habits to make Carlisle students safer drivers. 14 .,-ff' Q, 5, .eg v,w n 1 sv? -. 5 -W' AN ' 1 x 132 ' ,RQ NW H Y 6 w 1 :ww 1 V lf - 'Tl W BOYS FOOTBALL TEAM SEATED-Mark Davenport, David Stanley, Managers. FIRST ROW-Charles Trent, William Brammer, Peter Pearl, Morgan Simmons-Captain, Ben Beeler, Ralph Stoneburner--Captain, Chuck Cumiskey-Captain, Scott Anglin, John Thomasson. SECOND ROW-Tommy Turner, Henry Moore, Stan Gravely, Tracy Moats, Lew Barnes, Tommy Strickland, Delay Aikens, Jeff Myers, Bill Leisy, Jimmy Weaver, Charles Anthony. THIRD ROW-Curtis Tatum, Andy Koplen, Billy Richmond, Andy Harder, Stuart Walden, Sammy Blankenship, Joel Jason, Kevin Moats, Mr. Wonson-Assistant Coach. The Carlisle Football Team this year started its first season with 32 students and two managers. Those who would represent Carlisle in its first year of football did a fine job and we feel their 3-3 record speaks for itself. Many sacrifices were made by the players who worked every day and on the weekends to improve their skills. WE played many teams with far more experience than we had. The coaching staff, Mr. Webster and Mr. Wonson, feel that we can look forward to another fine season. With one year under our belts we hope to improve and continue to represent Carlisle in a winning manner. As the coaches agree we don't promise you a rose garden . 16 ref as-1. ON THE FLOOR-L TO R-Sara Stoneburner, Helen Weaver, Rangeley Turner, Gretchen Boyer. STANDING-L TO R-Martha White, Louise Montgomery, Robin McCollum, Michele Hooker, Renn Gravely. TOP-Lelia Weaver. GO GET'UM CHIEFS-was the yell of this year's cheerleaders that could be heard responding through the gym at each game the mighty CHIEFS played. After long practices and the cooperations of each girl, they were able to cheer the team on to many exciting victories. The season was one filled with thrills and chills but also much hard work. VARSITY HOCKEY GIRLS FRONT ROW L TO R-Ellen Culler, Frances Worthy, Kathy Leisy, Robin Hylton, Nan Bridgforth, Courtney Dodge, Lynn Jones, Sandy Smith, Ginger Gilliam. SECOND ROW-Dillard Field, Mrs. Van Vleck-Coach, Susan Harder, Laura Williams, Becky Milam, Jeanne Cumiskey, Susan Bestler, Mary Gray Copenhaver, Kim Edmiston, Lucy Andrews, THIRD ROW- Nancy Toms, Beth Richardson, Charlotte Trent, Kate Wal- lace, Page Farley, Susi Van Vleck. Hockey Season 1971, another Carlisle first. The twenty-four girls, under the coaching skills of Mrs. Joan Van Vleck, had a tie season. Winning two games and losing two games, our team made a good beginning. ...l .-l M F U-J UD CD JZ-' .5 BOYS' BASKETBALL STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Tyler - Coach, Chuck Cumiskey, Peter Pearl, John Adams, Ben Beeler, John Thomasson, Ralph Stoneburner, Curtis Tatum, Mark Blodgett, Lew Barnes - Manager. KNEELING: Greg Morton, Kevin Moats, Stewart Walden - Captain, Scott Anglin - Captain, Morgan Simmons, Lenny Stendig, Frank Taylor. 1 97 1-1972 Basketball C3IliSi6 Opponent 53 , Hargrave 30 63 Durham 62 43 L Westchester 45 611 ',-, Bdgemeade 49 , j S 'Westche ste: 5 8 -, -',,, 1, ,',' ,fr 62' ' ' th A V,',V1,rir' f if i'ri Northcross 33 70'VQ'ff,' riti A Aves. 41 67, fr it or fnishop McGinnis 74 soij L truaiifax A A T 54 53 A - ' Collegiate 43 34 s:,.cnrm0phefs 57 54 rrsei r rrii slslisfzrave 43 S0ff?'3Lflfii,1ffQ,tltfirsvfh 56 j rsilret r ' A 624' 'B iiiiil' Tournament A ii ifBrookwood School 52 52 7 ',,t Forsyth 48 Gripping the ball and springing into action, Scott Anlin out , maneuvers his opponents and Ralph Stoneburner goes for the bas- ket . . . SWOOSH! 'I8 .au I . I Q, AAD' -155. .ao 'A ff L.. FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT-Kim Edmiston, Kate Wal- lace, Nancy Toms, Jane Vicars, Jil Linker, Charlotte Trent, u--win Becky Milam. SECOND ROW-Bunnie Stadler, Jeannie W Cumiskey, Gretchen Boyer, Courtney Dodge. THIRD fm ew-M ROW-Captains-Louise Montgomery, Ginger Gilliam, Mrs. M iiLY.: T Joan Van Vleck. -if nf rf it J ,fr 2 X E -.,,, it , ' ,, i ' L 1,':' ,.i 19 istfffe The latest addition to Carlisle are the two new tennis courts which have been put to good use by both our students and their parents. Tennis lessons were given to upper and lower school students in P.E. by Mrs. Betsy Haskins and Mr. Tyler Harris, our first tennis teams were organized this spring. TENNIS ANYONE! ,wav STANDING ROW LEFT TO RIGHT-Peter Wanson-Coach, John Bruce, Robbie Ailkins, Joel Jason, Fred Shanks, Jimmy Weaver, David McCollum, Bobby Gravely-Manager. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT-Allen Stanley, Walter Gillikin, Sammy Blankenship, Alex Blodgett, Dana Leavitt, Henry Moore, Tommy Turner, Bob Davenport. 20 521' BOYS, BASEBALL 1971 TOP ROW: L TO R-Ralph Stoneburner, Delay Aikins, Robbie Aikins, Fred Shanks, Jody Milam. SECOND ROW- Tommy Turner, John Bruce, Kevin Moats, Peter Pearl, Morgan Simmons, Tracy Moats. THIRD ROW-Andy Harder, Ben Beeler, Chuck Cumiskey, James Stone, John Thomas- son, Franky Shelton. The mighty Chiefs, coached by Mr. Harris, even though they didn't have a Winning season, gave a great show of team effort and spirit. Spring of 1971, another Carlisle First,'. The nine- teen girls on the softball team guided by Coach Web- ster managed to play two games in spite of rain, and came out victorious both times. GIRLS' SOFTBALL 1971 TOP ROW: L TO R-Louise Montgomery, Gretchen Boyer, Charlotte Trent, Susi Van Vleck, Beth Richardson, Ginger Gilliam, Michele Hooker. SECOND ROW-Coach-Mr. Webster, Lucy Andrews, Lisa Thomas, Mary Lewis Lester, Connie Sherman, Kim Edmiston, Kate Wallace. THIRD ROW-Helen Weaver, Robin Hylton, Mary Copenhaver, Becky Milam, Courtney Dodge, Frankie Leavitt. LETICS TH CHOOL A ERS LO QN x3 Lower School students enjoy a varied program in athletics. They learn the meaning of competition and how to take a win or a loss by playing intramural basketball. Playoffs between 5th and 6th grade winners, 7th and 8th grade winners and 9th and 10th grade winners were held March lst. Lower School students also develop coordination while learning to tumble. Last fall they enjoyed an interesting sport, field hockey, new to Carlisle. 22 Ijgilaff 394- H ' av LGWER SCHGCL ACTIVITIES 23 A jx , w :HK 36524341 QMNM M fx M xv mmm wxflf-ANZ iwgff W, 4wgg,fz4.,f? nw, M1 W gal :I ww ffeiffw 34549 f2fmL,,,, K 4 ug , ii 4 ve , 1 . if 'Vw - fl' V f 4 KZ, ,1 fzwfhf ,QMQ4 w,W,,w f1,wfw,,y,f f ,wfzfs . fizfsm 1 - I Q V Q f Wiiwkgiifgi. f, W ,f 1, V,V , :YA 45 f ju ,356 ' Q, fm, ,HS ,.., W muff' f , X V f W 4' ff 3 Li I 1' 1 1 Q I U Y I 6 2, 1 Www - ,gm .WA Q4 fd' ,1- Mr Mrs. Mattox MR. CUMISKEY Mrs. Maxie Secretary Headmaster Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING-Mrs. Mary Jones, Mr. Hubert Poole, Mrs. Elayne Johnson, Mrs. Martha Crawley. LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED-Mrs. Katy Jo Baird, Mrs. Rose Parsons, Mrs. Mimi Riggan, Mrs. Rebecca Bailey. 26 ...M-ymmmw L FU U1 I '11 F' '-l 3 5 Mrs. Lenore Lohmann French Mrs. Lo1s RBVIC Latm 'X ' Mme ., ix Y ew VN Yi 1W F Mr Peter Wonson Government Mrs. Betsy Haskins-Mathematics Mr. Tom Webster-fHistory Mrs. Susan Kirby-English S- f- J . 1 ln. Mr. Tyler Harris-Scienceg Athletic Director Mr. Roy Butzier-Mathematics 28 W ,mf-wr 'f', , M545 ,1 , i, ',,,, , 1, .WW V, ,,,,,, 3 ,L ,V,V, er V5 if , . f fl was A, :lil V 2 Q V, ,,. .- ,,, A,,' za' 1 f fx 1 f' f J' l JV! 5 A125 -, ififgw g M en. , We ,,,. ,,MQ,V:k M fs ,f.fz,3,gfr,x1. ani tw oz .. ,,L,:,, 8 ,dm .,-, , 1 ,Ln V f we 5 M ,f fmwzw Mr. Mike Ethridge-French NOT PICTURED Mr. Carl Bach- Bible Mrs. Rachel Priddy Buildings Sc Grounds Mrs. Janice Rioe-Music Jimmy Powell Mrs. Joan Van Vleck-Girls' P.E. Molly Hart Charlie Holland 29 ' 'rw we TT KW' 519' Wa-g,..., 'dinn- First Grade NOT PICTU RED Doug Bassett Beverley Lester Jason Baldwin Billy Cumiskey Craig Marshall Lisa Stendig Edward Baptist Bruce Ferrell David Meadors Kit Tuggle Pat Bondurant Philip Humphrey Jeff Melnick Ross White Mary Paige Collins Nancy Jones Barbara Anne Richman Sally Woodson Brookie Culler Deborah Joyce Second Grade was NOT PICTURED Damon Hill 19 hr, Arch McCutcheon Davis Aikins Carolyn Bondurant Ellen Anne Fox Pam Mcflee Doug Bassett Denise Brammcr Ian Hoffman Susan Mills Hunter Bassett Jill Farley Sherry King Eric Sheldon Jonathan Becher Slaughter Fitz4Hugh Hilary Manheim Rebecca Stone 31 Margaret Bassett Ruth Byrum John Cumiskey Heidi Flythe Laura Fox .am Mat Groves Fred Herring Jay Hooker Clark Jones Mike Jones X Third Grade NOT PICTU RED David Humphrey Jonathan Manheim Amy Richmond James Milam Virginia Walker Sally Niver Elizabeth Weaver Vicki Rich Ray Worthy Susan Richman 32 YU! N--.M 5s-. . Becky Adams George Andrews Heidi Bach John Baird Michael Bestler iw' ,,, C, Vw' ' x Nr- Bo Butler Carole Caffey Kay Cumiskey Clint Field Walter Flythe 'TKT Bill Harder Claire Humphrey Roger Maxie Mary Rosser Louise Simmons 33 Four th fade NOT PICTU RED Sarah Stendig Banks Turner Charles White Kevin Williams Melanie Marshall Fifth rade Boys NOT PICTURED Parker Mills Sw-.W qw- Q1 Hal Rich Jon Cogburn Burr Fox Nick McCutche0n Harrison Rutter Baxter Culler Fred Helms Richard Meadors Vance Spilman James Ensminger Drew Jiranek Stuart Melnick Tony Thomasson Kent Farley Carl Lewis Max Ray Clyde Toms 34 kink' Eleanor Barnes Claire Bertman Emily Bestler Kathy Bondurant Margaret Flythe Liza Fox Barbara Kahn Cindy King Courtney Kirk Nancy Lester nn. 'Silky Q'7X fu. it? Fifth Grade Girls Jean Marie Milam Gail Moats Heidi Moore Anne Rhodes Niver 35 NOT PICTU RED Holt Byrum Margie Trent Ginger Eichhorn Sarah Richmond Mary Fran Smith Connie Strickland Elizabeth Worthy 'wr' 'br-rv scar W? Buck Andrews Berkeley Bidgood Maurice Cornblatt Michael Cross Rolf Hamre 'is-r'-rx iii 'GZ' '1 ' Sixth Grade Boys Edward Hudgins Duncan McClellan Scott Stadler John Jones Curtis Moore Eric Thomas Robert Jones Jimmy Niver Harrison Toms Danny Kennedy Jerry Roi Kyle Trent Lee Manheim 36 Sixth Grade Girls 1? 2 X ff, e. Hifi' 62 r 1 i 'Q-r ' f .X .Z Celeste Caffey Celie Cumiskey Nancy Holsinger Julia Ann Oakley Clara Rosser Koy Edmiston Martee Hooker Deirdre Pearl Franz Hahr Smith Judy Fox Margaret Maxie Leigh Rich Kim Stone 37 r Q Seventh Grade Boys 'Wk in--V 'ills-r Wm... mm., Sammy Blankenship Johnny Boone Richard Broaddus Billy Cruise Bob Davenport Marshall Farley David Gillikin Walter Gillikin Bobby Gravely Leonard Kahn Stacy Hill Jay Lewis Bryan Humphrey Calvin Milam Ricky Johnson Mike Orsina 38 Pitt Rutter Frank Smith Allan Stanley Danny Stendig Jim Weaver Seventh Grade Girls 'Gr'- 5nn..e - gf .L l Annabelle Boyer Ellen Culler Kay Gregory Julie Richmond Betsy Van Vleck Janell Brammer Carolyn Flythe Julia Isley Anne Seeley Jerri Wheeler Aurelia Brown Susan Frazier Courtney Lester Sandy Smith Karen Wooldridge Cathy Crawley Betty French Susan Meadors Vicky Taylor Frances Worthy 39 Robbie Aikins Charles Anthony Alex Blodgett John Bruce Cameron Clement Stanley Gravely Joel Jason Andy Koplen Dana Leavitt Bill Lyons David McCollum Maurice Rol Paul Rutter Fred Shanks James Stone Tommy Turner -Q....cW- .,..,... 'lifiyx -TN ...ec Not Pictured Henry Moore Richard Eanes Cathy Leisy xnsafak Lucy Andrews Cathy Kahn Grethen Boyer Cindy Kennedy Mary Jackson Dodge Kim Kirk Dillard Field Mary Lewis Lester Lynn Jones Linda Maxie Becky Milam Bess Simmons Ginny Spilman Bunnie Stadler Sara Stoneburner 41 Lisa Thomas Charlotte Trent Betsy Turner Martha Worthy 121' K vu 1211 Delay Aikins Lew Barnes Mark Blodgett Charley DeShazo Andy Harder Robert Heiner Tracy Moats Greg Morten Billy Richmond Robert Simons David Stanley Lenny Stendig Not Pictured Charles Trent Tom Strickland Frank Taylor Stan Walker inth Grade Bo S and Girls 5-'It if gun xg:-e Tw are W Lou Childress Mary Gray Copenhaver Jeanne Cumiskey Courtney Dodge Kim Edmiston Page Farley Renn Gravely Martha Hamre Susan Harder Betsy Holsinger y 43 -ff Michele Hooker Jil Linker Beth Richardson Connie Sherman Susan Slaydon Not Pictured Sherry Smith Susi Vanvleck Lisa St. Lawrence Nancy Toms Jane Vicars Kate Wallace Tenth Grade 0 s W N-wg, ,ff M John Adams William Brammer Kevin Moats Ralph Stoneburner Scott Anglin Chuck Cumiskey Jeff Myers Curtis Tatum Ben Beeler Mark Davenport Peter Pearl John Thomasson Bill Leisy Morgan Simmons Stuart Walden 44 S1 3 ,Q -fix ,, 2 Q K Hi Q.. M. Bailey and Helen dissect a frog :Hel Aaliueg pun ugqog Mark's ready and willing to leave 1sag 112 sulsqqold Jcmo sxaddoqleaqg You gotta be kidd'en ff' gxgfs' ye-Xb , QSHQ 'ISJU 01 SUIII pu? IQLIIOIIU SSIIOIHO USIQH Iooqos moqn 311121 ue'5JoW pun ugqog lIOl1IJl2 JO 1l'lO SJSDBQIIQQIID Z o Pi oo N : 2 N -. ... V1 3 l Mikal, 3 Q John jumps for another ball Mr. Webster and Mr. Butzier discuss problems of school. 1--1 Susan Bestler Bailey Farley Henley Bidgood Ginger Gilliam Dianne Boyer Robin Hylton Nan Bridgeforth Frankie Leavitt Sarah Doyle Robin McCollum ,fr Q as 1. in f: Lou Montgomery Melissa Perkinson Liz Tavss Rangeley Turner Helen Weaver Tenth Grade Girls Lelia Weaver Martha White Laura Williams Sabra Wilson BODY SPECIALIST yf Q I , , 1 , T one V Arr: W T 633-1913 0 IF NO ANS, CALL 632-74I7 0 COMPLETE PAINT 8. 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MAETINSVILLE, VA COMPLIMENTS TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF CARLISLE SCHOOL from BASSETT-WALKER KNITTING COMPANY INC. PLANTS IN MARTINSVILLE, BASSETT, AND STUART, VIRGINIA BRYANT'S SPORTS CENTER INC. It Pays to P1ay,' THE IVIARTINSVILLE NYLON PLANTS h Dnuln HILLS 'V TC 'E'-'- SUNDCO HOWELL FORD RAY HOLLINGSWORTH L A L rn v C1 fr ' N 'I- AN 'SL HOREOGRAPH' MASON 8: LEE, INC. Investment Securities YEATTS NU RSE RY, INC Dial 632-6316 Martinsville, Virginia Compliments of WHEE RADIO Martinsvilleis Friendly Giant 1370 KC 5000 Watts RIMIVIER'S JEWELERS 1. v 1 n 1 wflgf y I -vga I '50 .QI QQ: i ,VNU N :i q N xUl A54' ll i Watches e Diamonds China Silver e Crystal HE E S T E R CORPORATICN Pre-Designed H Pre-Engineered Homes Telephone f- 638-8783 P.O. Box 3747 Martinsville Virginia 241 12 GRAVES SUPPLY 9 Q xl num uf gfnrnriure og 1 P 5 O we S -I IU f. iiTtf:','gLg'Li --is 1' - - ,, 5 C, Q7 3-' E' 6 :' M ,N -2:3.Ei7f?+3?ii'-Elf: 4: 5 'D C ii eefii?-?-22? 9- ' Fi R4 'Q P' T P Z , N1 if '93 E- 5+ E I' W -.fe if-P :fe iff-QQWMMME 'D 5, 0 5 K L: .Avi 4 an 7 W g-+ Il: xitxrm fx p'H5'Ng:5 ' ,6457Z-liigaglijffgaia rn Phone: 632-6457 P.O. Box 1364 925 N. Memorial Blvd. D 0 fU.S. 220 Northj O E -U C E Home Furnishings Interior Decorating E 20 3 O E, S 5 Draperies - Carpeting Q Z, ' 55 3 O 'D E ' rn Z DOLLARHITE'S BARBER SHOP W Davy L. Dollarhite, Stylist XO 8 -1 o .. S g 2 BA 2 v- E' '9 ' Phone Hours - 8 AM.-6 PM. 3 Z Z E- Q 5 Q 3 632-4703 Monda -Saturday Ed 4 E Z E' 'Z 3 'U Y P, .5 2- 0 5' SHE H 3, 83 E3 2 5, E9 3 'Q 5 2 N : ' ro :. - rilllla an , ace, Inc. 2 Q 3 1- Q 5 n- '-' 2 H' 5 Plumbing Y Heating - Air Conditioning - Sheet Metal U' UE Us E' E 830 Brookdale Road - Phone 632-6308 Q P.O. Drawer 4667 Martinsville - South Boston Virginia EGGETT Your Happy Shopping Store Martinsville and Collinsville REMSEN STUDIO Portrait f Commercial Photornurals Telephone 632-2510 215 East Main Street Martinsville, Va. 24112 RED LINE INC VIRGINIA GLASS PRODUCTS CORPORATION BRYANT'S NATHAN's BAssETT pl-U M BI NG gl DEPARTMENT PRINTING STORE, INC. co HEATING CORPORATION O iii' HV' -P ' S ,A 15329 'F J' ' Af' J . ii- 'HL' I N f J' .gy K-'Tig MAN Q 9 lg! yll' V9 In r H ' 4 as ' JY' ,iff L 1 is f 52? +365 1'-47:27 92 - Acflffnf '- , .. .Qs 1 5 - aj ly .':N-.Wei ,ive-ralli iq' Nb ,, 4.... sq y . it 'll iqfll ml ' :ll N 1-'urn 1. r - :-- irrrmrsr- 1. lt r , l.Q, ,r l.,f,,-. .fu tm. X wi -1 if-lf. 'lr .1341 'llvllli--'-I RSB For Complete and D Service in Real Estate ependable Developers of the Beautiful Forest Park M Druid Hills Rives S. Brown 213 East Main Street lvl RlPPE'S T E D ' S Compliments of C 0 Nl P LI Nl E N TS OF 0Vef years of f h' The Exciting as Ions Storeon AFRIEND MYER'S TIRE East Main SERVICE Downtown ' I! M I gfpyeau 914440: Compliments of A N TI O. U E S 0 Q, I ' W NL ,4. fm . ft I l . X Q . . x 'f M, 7' .Haflcrofl alnhqued -V. v, ' ' : ' ' 'A 41,. J-ui' ' lv 552 A-:..: 1 B u I LDI N G :HA ' ll -1 'f' 'fi' ' 'Ff4f4is'ii3kkf1 i ., R-.:':'s., I, fiit - K SU P P LY CO., IN C. A 4. M TI? E, ljfffff? 3 lfifi ii- isis? f 5 Ilsgl'-il t l 3lf7 F5i i J-' f'f f5g 'i,951, f'f?-ffiin 'iayj A A X Anytime By Appointment Route I Phone 673-6828 BOX 136 Lumber 8L Building Materials Fieldale, V21- Martinsville, Virginia 241 12 P :live mul Pwirul Furniture mul .Air'r'r'ss0rir's. IVUW FlIlIlflll G on Order HEVYLAND INC. P. O. BOX 1151 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 24112 PHONE 532-9831 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO CHEVELLE CAMARO NOVA CORVETTE VEGA Bob White, Gen. Mgr. G. T. White, President J. C. Smith, Gen. Mgr. e Service Kathleen Compton, Seciy.-Treas. Buck Whitlow, Gen. Mgr.-Sales Charles Adams, New Car Mgr. Wayne Cox, Used Car Mgr. Melvin Stanley, Truck Mgr. Tommy Shelor, Service Mgr. Garfield Hall, Body Shop Mgr. Orin Corns, Parts Mgr. SINCE 1925 Leaders in the Manufacture of Knitted Fleece Sportswear PANNILL NITTING CO. Plants in Martinsville and Stuart, Virginia Compliments of BASSETT MIRROR Bassett, Virginia Mfg. of Fine Framed Mirrors, Wrought Iron and Chrome Tables SOUTHEAST HAMRE CONTAINER ASSOCIATES GRAND PIANO 81 FURNITUR E GLOBMAN'S Martinsville Virginia 241 12 Compliments of DOIVIINION LOF Subsidiary of Libbey-Owens4Ford Company Mfg. of Fine Moulded Styreme Furniture components S. W. Morten President LET,S GO BOWLING! 10 f :gf we' t ..', yr' SP ORTSLANES BOWLING CENTER Join a Sportslanes Bowling League It's more fun! f 'N fy 2 Every Saturday: Bantam League for I Ages 7 thru 12 4 4 QVWMJJG Z Junior-Senior League K C- Ages 13 thru 18 x ' , gel Sl X Our Coaches are Certified Instructors Free Home Pick-up and Delivery CAMERA CORNER 2 Church Street P. O. Box 349 Martinsville, Va. Phone: 703-632-5 791 FRANK MONTGOMERY'S ALIGNMENT AND BREAK SERVICE WE Wheel Alignment SPECIALIZE Wheel Balancing IN Break Service Tail Pipes 428 Memorial Boulevard Martinsville, Va. 7 V-C CAROLINA Phone 638-8721 Martinsville, Va. May We Serve You To Points In North Carolina Eastern Tennessee Eastern Pennsylvania Maryland 84 D.C. West Virginia Compliments ofa FRIEND Phone 632-6034 Complete Home Outfitters C8zW FURNITURE Corner of Church and Moss Street Biggest Furniture Discount In Town INC. UNITED STATES FENCE CORPORATICN Sales 8L Erection of all types of Industrial 8a Residential Fence - Guard Rail U. S. 58 East - City Limits Martinsville, Va. Telephone 638-3100 P. O. Box 63 VIRGINIA IVIIRRDR CDNIPANY VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK P HOOKER FURNITURE COMPANY Ll HARDER'S DRUG STORE Wk Cbneuoun H1 HR TIHIEQIG THE MILLS BROTHERS Best Wishes . . . OF MARTINSVILLE AND HENRY coumv A FULL Maman r n 1 c SERVICE BANK COLLINSVILLE ' DRUID HILLS 0 FIELDALE HOME OFFICE o MAIN STREET 0 SOUTH OFFICE o STUART SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY INCORPORATED Printers Stationers Office Furniture COPENHAVER PUBLISHERS LESTER-PENN COAL 81 OIL CORP Compliments of AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY -EE- Q RIDDLE OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CORP. Best Wishes PIEDMONT TRUST BANK JOHN DANIEL CONSTRUCTIDN QUALITY PINE and HARDWOODS Specialty Items O Finger Jointed 0 Flame Proof Lumber Long Dimensions I Split Rails 8L 0 Pressure Treated Fence Posts Lumber MARTINSVILLE Stuart Road C58 Westj 957-2221 Compliments of DANNY WEBB Compliments of AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY Martinsville, Virginia l it ', iv' ' 17 -iv 9. 1 Ji f V S r I O I I I I - Virginia s Oldest Girls Comp - 1923 - 1972 50 Years of Continuous Operation In The Blue Ridge at Riner, Virginia eDirectors- Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cumiskey Winter Address Until June 10th CARLISLE SCHOOL P.O. Box 3333 Martinsville, Virginia 241 12 REICHOLD CHEMICALS Dedicates this ad to the Carlisle cheerleaders of 1971-72 We love them allf' says Lynwood Weaver Sales Representative for the Martinsville Area IVICCOLLUIVI-FERRELL Fine Shoes Downtown Martinsville - Danville U NITED STATES CHILDRESS-WEST FENCE INC. CORPORATICN Realtors Appraisers Sales 8L Erection of all types of Industrial 8a Residential Fence - Guard Rail Us 58 East - City Limit Martinsville, Va. 24112 Complete Insurance Service INSURANCE e fffl ' lkgxi Sf' ge ix Nl lil' l xx- ' N 3 N P.O. Box 63 Telephone 638-3100 ' fy FROM FRIENDS Distinctive OF CARLISLE Dining at uByrd', THE Hur .6A1e,,, THANK Highway 220 Dudge Y Q U Lou bow Martinsville SCI-li-l77 Va. 6GM.G.,9 Business Manager W i I x is S Nga ms X is 1 We M ,, 4 W 1. WE? Q sf Nwsekfs 400' HO f 'Ss jr! ,kwa --Q::X'1fsamQf-W. .. . 1 1 I. - , M, G27 X ilk? A! fvfkgg ww 12 ,AA ,W ,,,,,,,,,, Q ,, ,L,V ,,, ,fefz ,YI , 24 4 , X46 Q. 5 if P gf 4 Q17 Q' ' 1 2 , ,ev gg P? W fy!! 3 'ii gig 'ff M f ' ziviiff K 7 W 4 ff we V4 ff JLHMK M x-LX -22. -175- A 'Q u E A aw QQ WS 'W' -Q 1 1 E i 5 i 1 if 1 l K F? Q 'Ik X . :KQQQ1 : :L ,- S 5 2 2 O .qvs 5 f L NAaw QQ xx 12 S A Q f X QQ if Ra .w MSVQV . 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It was not something to work onjust for fun, although sometimes it was, but serious business. To all of you who put up with my yelling and short temper, I thank you, for the times you were patient and understanding with me, I thank you even more. My greatest appreciation goes out to the following: To MR. WRIGHT - who had to learn along with us and guided us through the bad times with ease and reassurance. To MR. MARSHBURN - Delmar representative, who corrected our mistakes and listened to our complaints. To ROBIN MCCOLLUM f so very glad there was someone in the school who could type. To LELIA WEAVER - even though it took many great decisions and much recopying, you produced beautiful features. To HENLEY BIDGOOD, ROBIN HYLTON, SUSAN BESTLER - thank you girls so much for spending all your spare time on the class pictures, which I know were a big job. To LOUISE MONTGOMERY - you really know how to get money out of people! To COURTNEY DODGE and FRANK TAYLOR - you said you knew a lot about sports and your section really proved it. To RENN GRAVELY - your writing talents were shown to be what everyone thought they were, great. To MARTHA WHITE - a better co-editor no one could ask for, you were understanding and helpful because you knew a little bit about everything. To BEN BEELER, MARK BLODGETT, ROBERT HEINER - Thanks a million for each candid shot you took. Thank you, Helen Weaver ' t l .,.. f I ,Q . 5 .I Wil at 1?