Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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The twelve year school system is now in its second year of operation. There will be no junior class next year, and 1960 will not have a grad- uating class. The curriculum for 1957-58 includes two new courses — French and World Geography. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Page 3 CLASSES . .. Page 19 ORGANIZATIONS Page 47 ATHLETICS Page 61 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 71 ADMIlSIlSTRATliJN Work of Administrators Aids In Standing: Frank Harr, Kemper Hartsock, Seated: Hamilton Wade, Clerk; G. H. Giv- Roscoe Musick, C. L. Dickenson, P. F. Brown, ens. Division Superintendent. George Bundy Chairman; Elwood Bausell. was absent when the picture was made. G. H. GIVENS Division Superintendent The Schools of Russell County JACK B. RENICK Director of Instruction CHARLES McFARLANE Elementary Supervisor Producing Better School Buildings J. E. CARTER Lincoln Memorial University Principal, Ca.stleivood High School i I ELIZABETH COX Secretary to the Principal JOHN M. GRAYBEAL Emory and Henry College, Emory University Assistant Principal, Spo7isor Student Cooperative Association — 5 — Members of Commercial Classes Prepare To Enter Business World Upper left: Henrietta Castle, Lonnie Kiser, and Bernice Pliillips practice drills in advanced typing. Upper right: Jimmy Cox, Bobby Vicars, Johnny Steffey, Errol Houck and Peggy Jacobs work on practice sets in bookkeeping class. Lower left: Kathleen Garrett is looking in the file while Ann Castle, Jean Castle, Mary Alice Smith, Judy Cooke, and Ray Bush observe during general business class. Lower right: Janice Carico, Sandra Linkous, an d Edith Castle take dictation in shorthand. Left— MRS. SARA JENKS Emory and Henry College Typing. Bookkeeping. General Business Sponsor Business Club Right — W. C. ROBINSON Appalachian State Teachers College Shorthand. Typing, Sponsor D -amatic Club, School Treasurer, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class — 6 — Students Acquire Dexterity With Tools RICHARD E. RHEA Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture, Sponsor Future Farmers oj America and Safety Patrol Top: Junior Purcell, Don- ald King, William Gibson, Ronald Gibson, Robert Pow- ers, Jerry Russ, James White, Carlyle Salyer, Garland Os- borne and Bobby Moore ob- serve closely as Richard Rhea, agricultural instructor, takes a soil sample. Center left: Garland Os- borne looks on as Donald King uses the gas welder. Center right: Ronald Gib- son, Carlyle Salyer and Rob- ert Powers watch as Wil- liam Gibson does blacksmith work. Bottom: Bobby Moore, Junior Purcell and Jerry Russ ai ' e working with wood. Sixth Grade Students Work Together In the Class Room Top right: Allen Jessee and Sue Ring study their social studies lesson. Bight center: Doris Minton, Bobby Bratton and Harold Thomas Hall are multiplying mixed numbers by whole numbers as Scott White, Paul Hale, and Gary Hale watch closely. Lower right: David Horne, Faye Ennis, Charlotte Sue Hall, George Phillips and Hartford Garrett fill in blanks from their language books. Lower left: Garland Burnette shows the sixth grade class a postei he has made concerning good pos- ture. MRS. MARY E. ADAMS MRS. HELEN BEAUCHAMP Radford College Sixth Grade Radford College Sixth Grade — 8 — Band Practices Routine; Choir Learns New Song BRUCE RIEGEL Ball State Teachers College, Indiana University, Navy School of Music Band, Choir, Music Appreciation, Sponsor Music Club Upper left: Judy Cooke, Tommy Cox, Tommy Blackstone, Bill Webber, Winston Kiser, Jimmy Cox, Fines Dishman, John Dooley and Jimmie Gillespie practice for a dance while Mr. Bruce Riegel directs. Upper right: Judy Cooke and Linda Amburgey play the har- mony and melody to help the choir learn a new song. Lower left: Some members of the choir, Edith Castle, Joella Kiser, Sandra Salyer. Jean Hoine, Jean Robinson, Brenda Meade, Linda Saddler, Brenda Kiser, Dorothy Wagner, Betsy Gibson, Eliza- beth Cox, Errol Houck, Roger Glovier, Lawrence James and Curtis Wallace learn the “Battle Hymn of the Republic” with the help of Bruce Riegel, director. Lower right: The majorettes, Anna Leigh Gibson, Jolene Wood, Jackie Salyer, Patsy Holbrook and Sandra Lmkous practice a routine for the band. Science Department Concentrates On LEXIE JOHNSON MRS. SHIRLEY L. KISER Radford College Lincoln Memorial Biology, Science, University, East Tennessee Co-Sponsor Eighth Grade State College, Radford College, Johnston Memorial Hospital Sponsor Science Club. Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Upper left: Betty Alderson explains the structure of the brain and nervous system to the biology class. Upper right: Anna Ruth Osborne and Judy Oney are making sulfur dioxide in the chemis- tr3 laboratory as John Jessee reads directions. Bill Webber, Errol Houck, Annabelle Smith, Stan- ford Fields, and Tommy Cox watch the experi- ment. Lower left: Don Bradley and Glenna Ball distill water in an eighth grade science class while Jane Garrett, Omer Kiser, Bobbie Kiser and Linda Huff watch with interest. Lower right: Helen Couch uses a grapefruit to illustrate how the sun casts a penumbra shadow of the moon on the earth. Looking on is Joella Kiser, Sharon Brooks, and Betty Marshall. Experiments, Charts, Homemaking Projects Upper left: Anna Leigh Gibson and Judy Cooke wash dishes in one of the kitchens of the home eco- nomics suite. Upper right: Janice Wood watches Gaynell Link- ous model a blue corduroy jumper that she made as her sewing project. Left — MRS. LORENE EASTERLY Radford College Home Economics, Science, Sponsor Future Homemakers of America, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class Right — E. LOIS SALYER Radford College Chemistry, Home Economics, Sponsor Future Nurses Club, Co-Sponsor Freshman Class, Director of Cafeteria Lower left: Alma Blair, Jane Graybeal and Fran- ces Quillen sew garments as a part of homemaking. Lower right: Joretta Statzer, Betsy Gibson and Elizabeth Cox try a new recipe in making a cherry pie. — 11 Library Provides Place For Securing Information, Recreation MRS. JERROLEEN ELAM Radford College, Longwood College Librarian, Sponsor Library Club Upper left: Phyllis Minnick looks for some information in the pamphlet file. Upper right: Faye Ring is typing library cards. Center: Jack Mann, Maxine Owens, Sandra Ring, and Peggy Smith study while Clara Sue Blair and Sandra Linkous look for books in the fiction section. Lower left: Brenda Worley and Zella Skeen prepare a bulletin board for Valentine Day. Lower right: Wilma Rhoten uses the card catalogue to find a book. — 12 — Elementary Pupils Combine Efforts In Classes, Activities Upper lejt: Delores Sutherland is telling a story to her language class. Sandra Jessee, Patsy Austin, Barbara Austin, Lynn Hankins, Betty Jo Lampkins, Ronald Milton, Betsy Breeding, Mar- vin Clark, and Eddie Miller listen attentively. Upper right: The sixth grade class made sev- eral posters about safety. Teddy Buchanan looks at two of them. Lower left: Sue Jessee and Linda Sue Turner are doing long division using two numbers as a divisor. Lower right: Eric Houck explains a picture pertaining to their study of science to Gail Fields, Cecil Couch, Lousann Byrd, Carlos Hubbard, Nel- lie Fortner, Bobby Joe Gibson, Virginia Chafin and Gary Dingus. MRS. EVELYN JOHNSON MRS. LOUISE MABE MRS. FRANCIS SELFE Radford College, Madison College, Appalachian State Emory and Henry College Phillips Secretarial School Teachers College Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade English Classes Use Variety of Materials In Studying Upper left: Rebecca Gooslin studies the bulletin board on American authors as Helen Dean, Carol Baker. Joyce Jessee, Elizabeth Cox, Lucille Skeen, Betsy Gibson, and Roger Castle look on. Upper right: Bernice Lewis diagrams a sentence whle Barbara Salyer and Lawrence James watch close- ly. Lower left: Alma Blair, Nancy Franklin, Wilma Rhoten, Sandra Ring, Doyle Hensdill, Janice Carico, Peggy Jacobs, and P’ines Dishman are studying their Reader’s Digest. Lower right: Carrol Holbrook, Tommy Marshall, Eugene Church, Helen Dean and James Cromer use the dictionary to find the definitions of their spelling words. MRS. DICEY M. FLETCHER MRS. STELLA GIBSON MRS. NELL JORDAN MRS. MARY SUTHERLAND William and Mary College English. Co-Sponsor Drcmiatics Club. Co-Sponsor Senior Class Madison College, Radford College English. Co-Sponsor Eighth Grade East Tennessee State College English, Co-Sponsor Eighth Grade Radfoi ' d College, Churchman School, King College English, Sjjonsor Co-Ed Hi-Y, Co-Sponsor Eighth Grade Physical Education Boys. Girls Enjoy Games, Posters, Discussions Right — KAREN WOOD Radford College Physical Education, Coach Girls’ Basketball and Cheerleaders, Co-Sponsor Tumbling Club Left — ERVIN B. PACK Cumberland College, Union College Physical Education, Coach Boys’ Basketball, Assistant Football Coach, Sponsor Athletic Club Top: Alma Blair is serving the ball to the opposing team of Betty Sexton and Betty Ring in a game of ping pong. Barbara Salyer, her partner, is awaiting the results. Center left: Mrs. Virginia P. Austin and Ann Castle practice serving in shuffle- board. Center right: Robert Pow- ers and William Gibson are admiring a bulletin board per- taining to safety on the high- way. Bottom left: Beverly Ham- ilton, Thomas Castle, John Corriveau, Lynn Gibson, Gary Smith and Roger Ireson are studying for a discussion of food control and sanitation in health education class. Bottom right: Eva Lynn Searcey, Joyce Salyer, Ruth Phillips, Barbara Wallace, Charlotte Hall, Jerry Lee Ratcliffe, Margaret Mullins, Rebecca Rasnake, Jeanette Robinson, Mary Gibson, Sarah Johnson, Opal Helton, Gussie Osborne, Janette Powei ' s and Dorothy Meade are volleying the ball back and forth in an attempt to win the volleyball game. They Learn of the World About Them Above left: Cornell Morris locates Europe on a globe in the class in world geography. Thomas Castle studies his lesson. Wayland Brooks and James Robinson are in the background. Above right: Cheryl Smith is reading the Constitution of the United States to an eighth grade social studies class. Sidney Salyer, Jean Barn- ette and Nancy Johnson follow in their books. Harold E. Gilliam, instruc- tor, sits at the teacher’s desk. Below: Janice Meade, Linda Jo Mason, Sammy Osborne and Bernice Chafin read Every Week, the paper they use in their social studies class. Below — ■ D. C. PRATT Lees-McRae College, East Tennessee State College, Peabody College Social Studies, Girls’ Physical Education Top — M. E. CAMPBELL Emory and Henry College Social Studies, World Geography, Co-Spo7isor Eighth Grade Center — HAROLD E. GILLIAM Hiwassee College, East Tennessee State College Physical Education, Social Studies, World History. Co-Sponsor Junior Class and Tumbling Club, Coach of Football and Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Bottom — MRS. THELMA MEADE HANCOCK Ward-Betmont College Government, History, Co-Sponsor Junior Class, Sponsor Art Club — 16 — Mathematics Students Learn By Doin Upper left: Beddie Jordan is drawing a geometrical design for general mathematics class. Edgar Ring, Ed Lampkin, Barbara Anderson and David Hall watch her work. Upper right: James Gibson, W. H. Horne, Douglas Carlco, Virginia Castle, Sherral Dixon, and Frankie Dean divide mixed numbers and fractions in eighth grade arithmetic. Eddie Ingle, Left — MRS. J. E. CARTER Radford College French, Mathematics, Sponsor Beta Club, Co-Sponsor Junior Class Center — GLADYS V. ROOP Radford College, Uni versity of Tennessee Journalism, Mathematics, Co-Sponsor Senior Class, Advisor of Castletonian ajid Sentinel Right — C. W. SUTHERLAND Bluefield College, Emory and Henry College Mathematics, Co-Sponsor Senior Class Elizabeth Lampkins, Carol Keith and Charlie Ray Johnson look on. Lower left: Norman Jessee solves an equa- tion that contains a radical in a class in advanced algebra. Stanford Fields is in the foreground. Lower right: Roger Castle and Tommy Cox explain a theorem in geometry using a dynamic quadrilateral. Lonnie Kiser, Bill Webber, Stevie Banner, and Jimmy Cox observe their work. Pupils Engage In Typical School Activities Upper left: This is a picture of the bulletin board in the main entrance to the high school building taken during the month of October. Upper right: Faye Ennis, Mrs. Loy Hall, Wilma Wagner, Mrs. Ernest Houck, and Mrs. Martha Cooper serve lunch to Henry Halloway, Leon Marshall, Gar- land Chafin and Junior Purcell. Center left: Jimmy Steele, Arthur Meade, James Powers, Eddie Ingle, Charles C. Johnson, Darryl Baker, Edgar Ring, Douglas Hall, Mildred Johnson and Linda Amburgey are eating lunch in the school cafeteria. Center right: Roger Salyer types a stencil for a page of the school paper. The Sentinel. Lower left: Wilma Rhoten writes a receipt for Fa.ve Scarborough who has paid her deposit on a year- book. Nellie Hale sits nearby. Lower center: Edith Castle is using the mimeoscope to put a head on the front page of the paper. Lower right: Sharon Brooks, Mary Lee Greer, Bet- ty Marshall, Catherine Chafin, Amanda Asbury, Faye Morrison, Jolene Wood, Eleanor Beauchamp, Mary Lou Minton, and Frances Quillen are translating a story written in French into English during their French class period. c LA Seated: Janice Carico, president. Standing: Harold Herndon, treasurer; Edith Castle, vice-president; Betty Eldridge, secretary; Gladys Meade, reporter. S E N 1 0 CLASS OFFICERS ELEANOR ADAMS GENE BLEVINS MARY ADDAIR — 20 — BETTY ALDERSON WAYLAND BROOKS FAYE AMBURGEY MRS. VIRGINIA P. AUSTIN CLASS OF 1958 CHARLIE BURKE MRS. EMILY S. BAYS EMMA BLAKELY DONNA BIGGS BILLY COUCH ALMA BLAIR — 21 — JANICE CARICO ROY COUCH ANN CASTLE TOMMY COX EDITH CASTLE FINES DISHMAN CLASS HENRIETTA CASTLE NANCY CHAFIN CURTIS ELAM JANICE COOK 22 - JIMMY FIELDS EVA COUCH PEGGY DINGUS WILMA DISHMAN STANFORD FIELDS BETTY ELDRIDGE LAVADA EVANS NINA FIELDS JIMMIE GILLESPIE NANCY FRANKLIN JANE GRAYBEAL HAROLD HERNDON CATHERINE HIGGINS PEGGY JACOBS BERNICE LEWIS CHARLES HOLBROOK SANDRA LINKOUS NANCY HALL DOYLE HENSDILL BEVERLY HICKS — 24 — LAWRENCE JAMES BRENDA MEADE NORMAN JESSEE CLARA MEADE OF 1958 GLADYS MEADE LONNIE KISER CARLENE MINTON ANNA RUTH OSBORNE MINNIE OSBORNE JOHNNY MANN — 25 — MAXINE OWENS BERNICE PHILLIPS JOE MATDA DELMAR MEADE LAKIE RAMSEY WILMA RHOTEN CLASS BETTY RING SANDRA RING ROGER OSBORNE LINDA SADDLER — 26 — BOBBY ROBINSON SANDRA SALYER BETTY SEXTON EDNA SEXTON ROGER SALYER EDITH SKEEN OF 19 5 8 ANNABELLE SMITH MARY ALICE SMITH FRED SHREVE PEGGY SMITH —2 7 — DANA STATZER EUGENE TAYLOR JORETTA STATZER WAYNE VICARS CLASS OF 1958 GLORIA TAYLOR CURTIS WALLACE HELEN TAYLOR BILL WEBBER SHIRLEY TAYLOR ERMA VICARS — 2S— THEY LEAD THE CLASSES JUNIOR CLASS Seated: Carol Baker, vice-president; Eva Price, president; Lucille Skeens, sec- retary. Standing: Johnny Steffey, treas- urer. FRESHMAN GLASS Seated: John Corriveau, president; William Gibson, vice-president. Stand- ing: James Duncan, treasurer; Faye Ring, secretary; Charles Hall, reporter. EIGHTH GRADE Seated: Randal Blackstone, presi- dent. Standing: Cheryl Smith, secretary- treasurer; Joyce Maxfield, reporter; Sherral Dixon, vice-president. CLASS Billy Addington Catherine Alderson Linda Amburgey Carol Baker Stevie Banner Patty Blevins Mary Branson Mary Alice Breeding Ronald Brooks Frank Buchanan Edwin Burke H. C. Burton McArthur Carty Roscoe Carty Jean Castle Roger Castle Shelby Castle Norma Caudill Garland Chafin Grady Chafin Reanthum Chafin Roger Clark Gene Colvard Judy Cooke OF 19 5 9 Shirley Cooper Fay Couch Sue Couch Elizabeth Cox Jimmy Cox Helen Dean Sue Dean Larry Delp Arville Dingus Sammy Domby Robert Dorton Robert Elam Dorothy Fields Paul Fleenor Kathleen Garrett Sammy Garrett Anna Leigh Gibson Betsy Gibson John Gibson James Gilbert Boyd Glovier Rebecca Gooslin Louella Greer Billie Ruth Griffith CLASS Bessie Hale Eva Mae Hale McArthur Hale Samuel Hale Dennis Hall Douglas Hall Ronald Hall James Halloway Olaf Harmon Dorothy Helbert Patsy Holbrook Jean Horne Errol Houck Betty Jessee John Jessee Joyce Jessee Patsy Jessee Clifford Johnson Mildred Johnson Brenda Kiser Gloria Kiser Patsy Kiser Winston Kiser Shirley Lambert OF 195 9 Charlie Linkous Gaynell Linkous Jack Mann Eugene Marshall Leon Marshall Cecil Mays Arthur Meade Cecil Meade Donald Meade Bobby Moore Billy Morefield Charlene Mullins Judy Oney Arthur Phillips Roger Phillips Leonard Powers Eva Price Ronald Puckett Junior Purcell Frances Quillen j j Burt Rasnake Dorothy Rasnake James Robinson ■ Jean Robinson Judy Robinson Pauline Rudder Barbara Salyer James Salyer Junior Salyer Curtis Simms Bernard Skeens Lucille Skeens Mary Ruth Sproles Johnny Steffey Billy Stewart Johnny Tompa Roger Turner Tince Turner Wesley Turner Bobby Vicars Johnny Wallace Tommy Williams Bobby Joe Wood Janice Wood Louise Wood Lawrence Worley ASS OF 1961 C L Clara Sue Blair Darlene Fields Bill Ratcliffe Jimmy Addington Glenda Amburgey Barbara Anderson Amanda Asbury Claudean Austin Mary Sue Bailey Lois Barnette Eleanor Beauchamp Tommy Blackstone Mary Brooks Sharon Brooks Peggy Buchanan William Buckles James Burns Martha Burton Shirley Burton Betty Bush Patsy Bush Ray Bush Audrey Carty Bryce Castle Thomas Castle Faye Chabo Catherine Chafin Johnnie Chafin Clara Sue Blair, Darlene Fields, an d Bill Ratcliffe are members of the class of 1960. Castlewood began the twelve year system in the fall of 1956 and will not have a graduating class in 1960. — 35 — Patsy Chafin Sammy Chafin Elsie Cook Nancy Cook John Corriveau Helen Couch Patrick Couch Clarence Davidson Shirley Dean Jack Dempsey Pearline Deskins John Dooley James Duncan Doris Elam Eugene Fields Janice Fields Judy Fraley Bobbie Gibson Lynn Gibson Ronald Gibson William Gibson Carson Gilbert Nancy Glovier Roger Glovier Jean Gooslin Mary Lee Greer Frances Grizzle Eliza Hale Charles Hall David Hall Henry Halloway Beverly Hamilton Scarlet Hartley James Helbert Doris Holbrook — 36 — Earnestine Hurd Roger Ireson Arland Jessee Loraine Jessee Nancy Jessee Patricia Jessee Jean Johnson Nancy Johnson Beddie Jordan David Kalat Freddie Kegley Gladys Kegley Donald King Reba King Harry Kiser Joella Kiser Judy Kiser Ed Lampkins Judy Long Betty Marshall Lowell Marshall Mary Marshall Betty Meade Darlls Meade Helen Meade Irene Meade Syble Meade Phyllis Minnick Larry Joe Minton Mary Lou Minton Patricia Morefield Cornell Morris Faye Morrison Judy Moretz Kyle Nash CLASS OF 1961 Betty Osborne Bonnie Sue Osborne Garland Osborne Nancy Osborne Henry Phillips Imogene Phillips Larry Powers Peggy Powers Robert Powers Thomas Purcell Edgar Ring Faye Ring Barbara Robinson Betty Robinson Jerry Russ Carlyle Salyer Jackie Salyer Linda Salyer Mary Sue Salyer Clyde Sexton Judy Shoemaker Jeanette Skeen Zella Skeen Gary Smith Lorene Smith Robert Sykes Mary Sue Talbert Delores Townes Frances Vicars Phyllis Vicars Dorothy Wagner Priscilla Whitaker James White Jolene Wood Brenda Worley — 3S— EIGHTH GRADE First row: Paul Adams, Jr., Anna Alder- son, Everette Amburgey, Barbara Axsom, Darryl Baker, Clarence Ball, Delores Ball. Second row: Glenna Ball, Glen Barnette, Jean Barnette, Ronnie Bartee, Sherman Bise, Randal Blackstone, Johnny Blevins. Third roxo: Helen Booker, Linda Booker, Don Bradley, Donald Bradley, Tillman Bran- son, Eugene Burke, Gaines Burke. Fourth row: Douglas Carico, Harry Cas- teel, Bobby Castle, Bryce Castle, James Castle, Virginia Castle, Bernice Chafin. Fifth row: Linda Chafin, Eugene Church, Lincoln Compton, Janet Cook, Nancy Cooper, Andre Corriveau, Eloise Couch. Sixth row: James Cromer, Sally Davis, Frankie Dean, Helen Dean, Peggy Dean, Cal- vin Dickenson, Patricia Dickenson. Seventh row: Roger Dickenson, Jack Dish- man, Sherral Dixon, Bobby Edwards, David Farris, Howard Fields, Eula Mae Fleenor. EIGHTH GRADE First row-. Jane Garrett, Jean Garrett, James Gibson, Mary Gibson, Annette Gilbert, Mary Gilbert, Sue Glovier. Second row. Billy Gray, Jack Grizzle, Maida Grizzle, Stella Grizzle, Donna Sue Guinn, Clyde Hale, Peggy Hale. Third row: Charlotte Hall, Dwight Hall, Robert Halloway, Thelma Halloway, Wayne Hartsock, Janice Helbert, Opal Helton. Fourth row: Sammy Herndon, Lois Hicks, Judy Hileman, Ray Hileman, Kyle Hillman, Shirley Hobbs, Carrol Holbrook. Fifth row: W. H. Horne, Linda Huff, Ann Hulsey, Mary Hurd, Eddie Ingle, George Ingle, Bobby Ireson. Sixth row: Johnny Jacobs, Clyde Jessee, Delsie Jessee, Glenn Jessee, Jackie Jessee, Melba Jessee, Charles C. Johnson. Seventh row: Charlie Ray Johnson, Giles Johnson, Irene Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Charles Jonas, Rena Kalat, Carol Keith. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Curtis Keith, Elmore Keith, Shirley Keith, Bobbie Kiser, Dana Kiser, Omer Kiser, Wiley Kiser, Jr. Second row: Elizabeth Lampkins, Shirley Lewis, Dennis Long, Tommy Marshall, Jimmy Martin, Linda Jo Mason, Joyce Maxfield. Third row: Clola Mays, Clyde McCoy, Dorothy Meade, Ella Mae Meade, Janice Meade, Joyce Meade, Junior Meade. Fourth row: Lillie Mae Meade, Linda Meade, Norma Meade, Kelly Monk, Faye Moore, Eddie Joe Morefield, Cornelia Moretz. Fifth row: Lola Mullins, Margaret Mul- lins, Abel Oney, Gussie Osborne, Robert Os- borne, Sammy Osborne, Wayne Osborne. Sixth row: Mack Perry, Texie Penland, Charlie Phillips, Clifton Phillips, Jackie Phil- lips, Margaret Phillips, Peggy Phillips. Seventh row: Ruth Phillips, Bruce Porter, James Powers, Janette Powers, Emory Puckett, Douglas Purcell, Douglas Ramsey. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Garland Ramsey, Judy Ram- sey, Rebecca Rasnake, Jerry Lee Ratcliffe, Charlene Ring, Wayne Roberts, Eddie Robin- son. Second row: Jean Robinson, Jeanette Rob- inson, Alice Salyer, Betty Sue Salyer, Joanne Salyer, Joyce Salyer, Roger Salyer. Third row: Ronnie Salyer, Sidney Salyer, Eva Lynne Searcey, Kyle Skeen, Cheryl Smith, Eunice Smith, Shirley Sproles. Fourth row: Wanda Sproles, Peggy Stamper, Johnny Statzer, Sammy Statzer, James Steele, Eugene Stone, Charles Suit. Fifth row: Betty Sullivan, Geraldine Tal- bert, Della Taylor, Noah Taylor, Jane Tompa, Edward Townes, Evelyn Vicars. Sixth row: Barbara Wallace, Freddie Wal- lace, Nell White, Eddie Whittaker, Brenda Wil- son, Barbara Worley. The students on pages 39, 40, 41, and 42 are the second group who will be in elementary and high school twelve years. Under this system, pupils will be able to complete more courses in certain fields, especially in mathematics and science. — 42 — SEVENTH GRADE fs n dMik First row: Curtis Adams, Roger Addair, Barbara Austin, Barbara Sue Austin, Patsy Austin, Sammie Bailey, Bobby Ball, Faye Bennette, Berdette Board- wine, Betsy Breeding Second row: Stanley Breeding, Nellie Brewer, Danny Bush, Jeanette Bush, Lousann Byrd, Susie Byrd, Patricia Carty, Ray Castle, Billy Chafin, Don- ald Chafin. Third row: Roger Chafin, Virginia Chafin, Jerry Clark, Marvin Clark, Betty Nell Cooper, Cecil Couch, Eufola Dingus, Carol Edwards, Cecil Ennis, Gail Fields. Fourth row: Gaines Fields, Judy Fleenor, Jim- my Fortner, Nellie Fortner, Bobby Joe Gibson, Don- ald Gilbert, Linda Gray, Elmer Guinn, Randall Hall, Lynn Hankins. Fifth row: Raymond Harmon, Bernice Helbert, James Helbert, Catherine Helton, Robert Horne, Eric Houck, Carlos Hubbard, Bernice Hurd, Mildred Hurd, Linda Ireson. Sixth row: Bobbj ' Jessee, Dorotha Jessee, Mary Ann Jessee, Sandra Jessee, Shirley Kay Jessee, Sue Jessee, Judy Ann Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Bar- bara Jones, Billy Jordan. Seventh row: Betty Jo Lampkins, Gene Linkous, Linda Lowe, Loretta Marshall, Carol Meade, Doug- las Meade, Mary Ruth Meade, Margaret Meadows, Eddie Miller, Ronald Milton. ■ 43 - SEVENTH GRADE First row: Charlie Osborne, Lois Osborne, Jack Owens, Lynne Phillips, Wilma Phipps, Larry Ram- sey, Bernice Rhoten, Hershell Robinette, Dorothy Robinson, Neva Robinson. Second row: Pauline Robinson, Beulah Rose, Marie Salyer, Doris Jean Scarberry, Jerlean Scar- borough, Mary Ruth Scarberry, James Sexton, Jewel Skeens, Pamela Steffey, Paul Stidham . Third row: Delores Sutherland, Joyce Taylor, Linda Sue Turner, Clayton Wallace, Freddy Wil- liams. SIXTH GRADE First row: Evelyn Bailey, Helen Ball, Thomas Ball, Margaret Ann Banner, Jimmy Boris, Betty Bott, Janice Bradley, Bobby Bratton, George Breeding, Rose Brewer. Second row: Garland Burnette, Teddy Buchanan, Shirley Byrd. • 44 — SIXTH GRADE a - r ” . a D o , 1 , ; First row: Johnny Castle, Mary Castle, Cath- j erine Chafin, Dewey Lee Chafin, Sulayne Church, William Couch, Dale Cowden, Nancy Sue Cox, I Gaines Wade Dickenson, Bernard Dingus. Second row: Nadine Dingus, Shirley Dingus, Michael Di Perna, Faye Ennis, Hartford Garrett, Gordon Gross, Gary Hale, Helen Hale, Nellie Hale, Paul Hale. Third row: Harold Thomas Hall, Peggy Sue Hall, Charlotte Sue Hall, Nancy Hankins, Emma Lou Helbert, Ike Hess, David Horne, Peggy Huff, Margaret Hughes, Teddy Hurd. Fourth row: Jack Ingle, Mildred Ingle, Benny ! Jacobs, Willie Jacobs, Allen Jessee, Amelia Jessee, Charlotte Jessee, Joyce Jessee, Lloyd Johnson, Sylvia ii Johnson. Fifth row: Richard Justice, Garland Kennedy, Joyce Linkous, James Meade, Jimmy Meade, Stoney Meade, Doris Minton, Tommy Minton, Irdella Mor- ris, Janette Nunley. Sixth row: Joanne Osborne, Betty Jane Phillips, Eddie Phillips, George Phillips, Sue Ring, Donald Sabo, Johnny Salyer, Ruby Salyer, Faye Scarbor- ough, Freddy Selfe. Seventh row: Hargis Sexton, Jr., Bruce Sproles, Jerry Sproles, Jerry Sweeney, Mildred Townes, Wilma Wagner, Scott White, Eugene White, Bobby Wood, Pauletta Wood. Castlewood District Erects New Elementary School Tliis picture of the elementary school was taken in January, 1958 before the building was completed. Johnson Brothers Construction Com- pany of Abingdon, Va., built this new elementary school which is located south of Castlewood High School. The building cost approximately $277,000. It has 14 class- rooms, a library, a principal’s suite, and numerous storage and utility rooms. The students in grades one through five, who had been attending classes in temporary buildings at Temple Hill, moved into this new school in March, 1958. The erection of this new building marks another step forward in the progress of Russell County schools. Plans are being made to add six class rooms and a cafeteria to this building. Also an auditorium and a band room are to be added to the present high school building. The voters in the Cas- tlewood District approved the sale of bonds to provide money for this purpose in an election in June, 1957. — (JANJZATIONS SCA Sponsors Care Drive, Revises Point System STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION COUNCIL r ' ■ 1 : 1 L. A ' 1 ' — 1 m A ■ V 1 Front row: Tommy Cox, president; Sammy Domby, treasurer; Judy Oney, reporter; Jane Graybeal, secretary; Lonnie Kiser, vice-president. Second row: Glenna Ball, Jean Horne, Linda Sue Turner, Pauletta Wood, Anna Leigh Gibson, Brenda Kiser, home room representatives; Eva Price, president junior class; Edith Castle, room representative; Janice Carico, president senior class. Back row: Bar- bara Anderson. Sherral Dixon, Linda Huff, Donna Biggs, Delores Sutherland, room representatives; Randal Blackstone, president eighth grade; Texie Penland, room representative; John Corriveau, presi- dent freshman class; William Gibson, Paul Adams, Jr., Roger Salyer, room representatives. The 1957-58 Student Cooperative Association of Castlewood High School sponsored a Care Food Crusade for its main project. They collected $59.13 for this purpose. Two members of the executive committee attended SCA Workshop during the summer of 1957 at Farmville, Va. Some members of this committee also attended the District SCA Con- vention held at Pocahontas, Va. The newly elected officers for 1958-59 attended the state convention at Radford, Va. The SCA has held assembly programs in the gymnasium, sold booster badges at home ball games, sponsored a Religious Em- phasis Week, a talent show, and planned fire drills for both the new elementary school and high school. The officers purchased SCA pins. The executive committee revised the point system and the student handbook. TOMMY COX SCA President — 48 — Clubs Give Demonstrations, Buy Equipment FUTURK NURSES CLUB Front row: Edith Skeen, secretary; Donna Biggs, president; Mrs. Virginia P. Austin, vice- president; Alma Blair, treasurer. Second row: Patty Blevins, Phyllis Minnick, Patsy Holbrook, Clara Sue Blair, Helen Meade, Mary Lou Minton, Faye Chabo. Lois Salyer, sponsor. Third row: Amanda Asbury, Nina Fields, Priscilla Whitaker, Shirley Burton, Anna Ruth Osborne, Patsy Chafin, Faye Morrison, Phyllis Vicars, Betty Robinson, Jeanette Skeens. The members performed at the onstnitions on principles in home nurs- Thanksgiving Carnival. They gave dem- ing at their regular meetings. BUSINESS CLUB Front row: Wilma Dishman, vice-president; Janice Carico, president; Sue Couch, secre- tary-treasurer; Tommy Williams, reporter. Secortd row: Wilma Rhoten, Sandra Ring, Faye Am- burgey, Reba King, Catherine Alderson, Erma Vicars, Mrs. Sara Jenks, sponsor; Mary Ruth Sproles. Back row: Nancy Chafin, Lavada Evans, Linda Saddler, Ray Bush, Carson Gilbert, Leonard Powers, Olaf Harmon. The club sponsored a booth in the Thanksgiving Carnival. Proceeds were used to buy a stapler and other equip- ment for the commercial department. The regular meetings included speak- ers ; film strips on different phases of business education; discussion of require- ments of various business professions, style and technique of a good business letter and a letter of application, and per- sonal interviews. Patrol Boys Assist On School Buses, At Ball Games SAFETY PATROI. Kneeling: Billy Addington, captain; Charlie Ray Johnson, James Steele, Hershell Robinette, Eugene Fields, Carlyle Salyer, lieutenant; Edgar Ring, Richard Rhea, sponsor. Standing: Sam- mie Bailey, Bobby Ireson, Donald Sabo, Charlie Phillips, Jackie Jessee, Roger Addair, Eugene Taylor, Elmer Guinn, Noah Taylor, James Gilbert, Gaines Burke, James Salyer, Donald Chafin, Danny Bush, Clayton Wallace, James Sexton, Sidney Salyer, Gaines Wade Dickenson, Johnny Wallace, a lieutenant, was absent when the picture was made. The Safety Patrol has placed a patrol- man at the front and back of each bus. They also have patrolmen at the basket- ball games played at home to direct traf- fic. — 50 — FFA Sends Delegates To Blacksburg, Completes Pig Chain FUTURK FARMERS OF AMERICA Front row: Sammy Garrett, Curtis Wallace, treasurer; Curtis Elam, president; Junior Saly- er, reporter; Stevie Banner, vice-president; Thomas Purcell, sentinel; Richard Rhea, sponsor. Second row: Bobby Moore, Eugene Marshall, Cliflord Johnson, Donald King, Grady Chafin, Junior Purcell, Wesley Turner. Third row: Carlyle Salyer, Ronald Puckett, Ronald Gibson, Patrick Couch, Garland Osborne, Garland Chafin, Delmar Meade. Back row: Harry Kiser, Cecil Meade, Curtis Simms, Robert Dorton, H. C. Burton, Edwin Burke. The FFA sent delegates and a .judg- ing team to the state Future Farmers of America convention at Blacksburg, Va., during the summer of 1957. The FFA judging team won second place in the Russell County Fair. The groui) completed the organization of a pig chain by which a member in high standing may obtain a purebred York- shire sow from the chapter. Club Activities Include Making Posters, ART CL UB Front row: Charlene Mullins, vice-president; Mary Alice Smith, art distributor; Edith Castle, presi- dent; Harold Herndon, Eva Mae Hale, art distributor. Back roio: Reanthum Chafin, secretary; Gloria Kiser, treasurer; Robert Sj kes. The Art Club co-sponsored the stage show made a calendar each month for the bulletin for the Thanksgiving Carnival. The mem ' bers board in the front hall, also made posters for other organizations and DRAMA CLUB Front roio: Mary Lee Greear. Beverly Hicks, Sammy Domby, president; Nancy Hall, vice-president; Bryce Castle, secretary-treasurer; Eleanor Adams, reporter; Judy Fraley, Eva Price. Seco)id row: Billie Ruth Griffith. Fred Shreve. Jane Graybeal, Shelby Castle, Janice Wood, Nancy Franklin, Cornell Morris, W. C. Robinson, sponsor. Third row: Loraine Jessee, Henrietta Castle, Earnestine Hurd. Betty Marshall, Jackie Salyer, Roger Glovier, Judy Long, Patricia Moorefield, Sandra Salyer. Back row: Darlis Meade, Audrey Carty, Peggy Buchanan, Delores Townes, Jack Dempsey, Charlie Burke, Ei’rol Houck, Roger Os- borne, Henry Halloway, Lonnie Kiser. The Drama Club participated in the Dimes program. They have given readings Thanksgiving Carnival and in the March of and made tape recordings of them. Frov.t row: Mary Ruth Sproles, Bernice Lewis, secretary; Brenda Kiser, treasurer; Joyce Jessee, reporter; Harold Herndon, vice-president; Lonnie Kiser, president. Second row. Judy Robinson, Sue Couch, Linda Amburgey, Patsy Holbrook, Eva Price, Jimmy Cox. Third row. Ronald Brooks, Alma Blair, Eva Mae Hale, Nancy Chafin, Edith Castle, Roger Clark, Mrs. J. E. Carter, sponsor. Back row: Carol Baker, Judy Oney, Jane Graybeal, Janice Carico. The Beta Club is a national organiza- sembly program in November. The club tion and only juniors and seniors with an A and B average can join. The club held a “Colors of the Rainbow” ceremony for the induction of new members at an as- sent delegates to the state Beta Club Convention at Roanoke, Va., March 12 and 13. LIBRARY CLUB Front roio: Scarlet Hartley, Helen Couch, Fa3 e Ring, president; Beddie Jordan, vice-presi- dent; Patsy Bush. Second row. Mrs. Jerroleen Elam, sponsor; Faye Couch, Shirley Lambert, Bobbie Gibson, Zella Skeen, Nancy Jessee. Back row: Ronald Brooks, Burt Rasnake, Mary Brooks, Imogene Phillips, Eliza Hale. The Library CIuId members have worked as library assistants performing various library duties. They formed dif- ferent committees as Bulletin Board Com- mittee, Clean Up Committee, Mending Committee, committee to work at the desk. They participated in the Thanksgiv- ing Carnival. Thev have had programs on travel, art, and library books and authors. They have seen a film on libraries. Clubs Perforin For Organizations BEGINNING BAND Front row: Pauletta Wood, Barbara Axsom, Ann Hulsey, Joyce Linkous, Peggy Sue Hall, Freddie Selfe. Second row: Harry Casteel, Margaret Ann Banner, Delores Suther- land, John Corriveau, Shirley Hobbs, Margaret Hughes, Dor- is Minton. Third row: Benny Jacobs, Garland Burnette, Thomas Johnson, Randal Blackstone, Roger Dickenson, Andre Corriveau, Lynn Hank- ins, Bobby Bratton, Barbara Austin. Fourth row: Peggy Huff, Gaines Wade Dickenson, Jimmy Boris, Johnnie Chafin, Ronald Milton, Ike Hess. Back row: Bruce Riegel, director; Scott White, Clayton Wallace, Howard Fields, Gary Hale, Donald Sabo. The beginning band has performed for the Band Parents organization twice this year. TUMBLING CLUB Catherine Higgins, Judy Moretz, Judy Oney, reporter; Bobby Robinson, Jane Tompa, John- ny Tompa, captain; Robert Elam, Robert Powers, Roscoe Carty, Jean Horne, Brenda Worley, Edgar Ring, Anna Leigh Gibson, secretary-treasurer; Kyle Nash, Lowell Marshall. Above: James Burns, Wayland Brooks, Arthur Phillips. Samuel Hale, co-captain, on top. The Tumbling Club performed at the Thanksgiving Carnival. Clubs Visit Business Firms, Help the Unfortunate SCIENCE CLUB Front row: Catherine Chafin, reporter; Joyce Jessee, president; Maxine Owens, secretary; Patsy Jes- see, treasurer; Bernice Lewis, vice-president. Second roio: Mrs. Shirley L. Kiser, sponsor; Annabelle Smith, Betsy Gibson, Elizabeth Cox, Judy Robinson, Eva Couch, Jimmy Addington, Betty Sexton. Back row: John Dooley, Mary Branson, Frances Grizzle, Judy Kiser, Frances Quillen, Kathleen Garrett, Donald Meade, Johnny Wallace. The Science Club has visited the following places: King College, Bristol, Tenn. ; The S. E. Massengill Co., Bristol, Tenn.; Johnson City Television Station, Johnson City, Tenn.; and Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenn. They plan to go to the V.P.I. Science Fair at Blacksburg, Va. They have participated in fund raising jirojects in order to pay for their trip to Oak Ridge and Blacksburg. They sponsored a magazine drive and sold badges. They solicited ads for programs for the Russell County Bas- ketball Tournament . They participated in the Thanksgiving Carnival. They worked on exhibits for the Science Fair in March. CO-ED HT-Y Front row: Garland Chafin, Clara Sue Blair, secretary; Reba King, Anna Ruth Osborne, president; Stevie Banner, treasurer. Back row: Alma Blair, Phyllis Vicars, Mrs. Mary Sutherland, sponsor. The Co-Ed Hi-Y was not organized until six students in the eighth grade joined this November, 1957. They collected food baskets organization. These pupils are not in the pic- at Christmas for needy families. In February ture. Clul) Assists In Recreation ATHLETIC CLUB Front row: McArthur Hale, Douglas Hall, president; Norma Caudill, secretary; James Duncan, treasurer; Bill Ratcliffe, William Buckles, Second row: Ervin B, Pack, sponsor; Tom- my Blackstone, Shirley Cooper, Barbara Salyer, Billy Addington, Larry Delp, Frank Buchanan, Back row: James Robinson, Jean Robinson, Lawrence Worley, Jack Mann, Johnny Steffey, Bern- ard Skeens, Beverly Hamilton, Stanford Fields, Charles Hall, The Athletic Club sponsored a soft- ball throw in the Thanksgiving Carnival. They took care of basketballs in the March of Dimes variety program. -5C— k Band Plays For Public. Secures Funds BAND Front row: Jackie Salyer, Sandra Linkous, clarinet section leader; Mildred Johnson, assist- ant clarinet section leader; Eleanor Beauchamp, Patty Blevins, Bill Webber, Dorothy Rasnake, assistant saxophone section leader; Tommy Cox, saxophone section leader; Judy Cooke, Tommy Blackstone. Second row: Jolene Wood, Jean Gooslin, Peggy Smith, Neva Robinson, Jimmy Ad- dington, Linda Huff, Burt Rasnake, assistant French horn section leader; Roger Glovier, French horn section leader; John Jessee, Beverly Hamilton, Fines Dishman. assistant trumpet section leader; Jimmy Cox, trumpet section leader; Kyle Hillman, Winston Kiser, Nancy Hall, Roger Turner. Third row: Betty Bush, Bryce Castle, Edgar Ring, Junior Purcell, Catherine Higgins, Roger Castle, assistant low brass section leader; Jimmie Gillespie, low brass section leader; Don Bradley, James Gibson, Norma Caudill, John Dooley, asistant trombone section leader; William Gibson, Barbara Robinson, Henry Phillips, Lawrence James, trombone section leader and drum major. Standing: Arville Dingus, James White, assistant drum section leader; Texie Penland, drum section leader; Thomas Castle, Gene Linkous, Bruce Riegel, director; Sharon Brooks. The band marched and played for the following football games; St. Paul, Leba- non, Meadowview, Damascus. They participated in the Southwest- ern Band Festival at Bristol, Va.-Tenn., and in the Lonesome Pine Festival at Appalachia, Va. They also played at the Russell Count.v Fair and gave two con- certs for the band parents. They participated in a program to raise money for the March of Dimes drive. They had a magazine subscription drive and a candy sale to pi-ocure funds. The band played for the Community Christmas Carol Sing. Music Students Participate In Public Performances CHOIR Front row: Jane Graybeal, Edith Castle, reporter; Judy Robinson, Judy Cooke, Brenda Meade. Second row: Brenda Kiser, Joella Kiser, Eleanor Adams, Priscilla Whitaker, Linda Saddler, Jean Robinson. Third row: Sandra Salyer, secretary-treasurer: Dorothy Wagner, Lin- da Amburgey, Jean Horne, Elizabeth Cox, Betsy Gibson, vice-president. Back row: Bruce Riegel. director; Errol Houck, Curtis Wallace, president; Paul Adams. Jr., Roger Glovier, Law- rence James. The choir sang for the Dante-St. Paul Lions Club, Castlewood Lions Club and an assembly program in the gymnasium. They participated in the Community Christmas Carol Sing and sang carols at the Lebanon and Abin.gdon hospitals. They also sang for a Dante PTA meeting and a Castlewmod PTA meeting. MUSIC CLUB Front row: Judy Cooke, Jolene Wood, treasurer; Brenda Kiser, secretary; Judy Robinson, reporter; Fines Dishman, president; Lawrence James, vice-president; Linda Amburgey. Second row: Roger Turner, Mildred Johnson, Sandra Linkous, Joella Kiser, Barbara Anderson, Doro- thy Wagner, Eleanor Beauchamp, Betty Bush, Jimmy Cox. Third row: Bill Webber, Brenda Meade, Dorothy Rasnake, Thomas Castle, James White, Barbara Robinson, Jean Gooslin, John Corriveau. Back row: Roger Castle, Winston Kiser, Arville Dingus, John Jessee, Jimmie Gilles- pie, Bruce Riegel, sponsor. The Music Club co-sponsored the May, 1958. They participated in the stage show in the Thanksgiving Carnival. March of Dimes variety program to raise They are planning to give an operetta in money during this drive. Journalism Class Publishes School Paper, Yearbook; Students Purchase Typewriter JOURNALISM CLASS Front row: Bernice Lewis, Wilma Rhoten, Sandra Ring, Joyce Jessee, Helen Taylor, Eleanor Adams, Maxine Owens, Edith Castle. Bock row: Edith Skeen, Annabelle Smith, Nancy Chafin, Lakie Ramsey, Gene Blevins, Roger Salyer, Gladys Roop, adviser. This year the journalism class has published the yearbook. They publish the Sentinel, the school newspaper, at regular intervals. The students in the class do all the work on this mimeograph- ed paper. The Sentinel staff is composed of ; Edith Castle, editor; Joyce Jessee, make- up editor; Annabelle Smith, business manager; Maxine Owens, circulation man- ager; Gene Blevins and Roger Salyer, sports editors ; Lakie Ramsey, art edi- tor; Eleanor Adams, class editor; Ber- nice Lewis, club editor; Helen Taylor, exchange editor; Carol Baker, Rebecca Gooslin, and Jack Mann, mimeograph operators; Wilma Rhoten, Sandra Ring, Gene Blevins, and Roger Salyer, typists; Mr. W. C. Robinson, typing adviser; Miss Gladys Roops, adviser for both the Sen- tinel and the Castletonian. The yearbook staff is composed of ; Bernice Lewis, editor; Sandra Ring, busi- ness manager; Wilma Rhoten, class edi- tor; Annabelle Smith and Maxine Owens, club editors; Gene Blevins and Eleanor Adams, sports editors; Lakie Ramsey and Edith Castle, feature editors ; Helen Tay- lor, Edith Skeens, and Roger Salyer, typists; Joyce Jessee, student photog- rapher. All members of the senior class solicit advertisement for the yearbook. The students in the journalism class write the copy and headlines and prepare the pictures for the book with the help of the adviser. The group was able to buy an elec- tric IBM typewriter at the be- ginning of the year with funds accumulated during previous years. The school purchased another machine of this kind which the class uses. The use of these machines facilitates the task of publishing both the newspaper and the yearbook. EDITH CASTLE Editor The Sentinel BERNICE LEWIS Editor Castletonian FHA Girls Receive Pins, Guards FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OE AMERICA Front roir: Mary Sue Talbert, song leader; Tince Turner, parliamentarian; Ann Castle, historian; Betty Ring, reporter; Mrs. Emily S. Bays, treasurer; Rebecca Gooslin, secretary; Gladys Meade, vice- president; Betty Eldridge, president. Second row: Clara Meade, Dorothy Fields, Helen Dean, Louise Wood, Joretta Statzer, Sue Dean, Mrs. Lorene Easterly, sponsor; Peggy Dingus. Third row: Gaynell Linkous. Carol Baker, Nancy Glovier, Elsie Cook, Mary Addair, Jean Castle, Lucille Skeens, Janice Cook. Back row: Martha Burton, Mary Marshall, Pearline Deskins, Doris Holbrook, Peggy Powers, Lorene Smith, Nancy Osborne, Doris Elam, Nancy Johnson. The Future Homemakers of America ordered pins and several of the girls received guards. They sponsored the cake walk, sold popcorn, candy, and cookies at the Thanks- giving Carnival. — 60 — ATHLETICS Castlewood Fields First Football Kneeling: William Buckles, Johnny Mann, Charlie Linkous, James Duncan, Beverly Hamilton, Lar- ry Delp, Roscoe Carty, Wayland Brooks, manager. Seated: Harold Gilliam, head coach; Ervin Pack, assistant coach; Junior Salyer, Tommy Williams, Tommy Blackstone, Gene Colvard, Stevie Banner, Bill Ratcliffe, Johnny Wallace. Standing: Errol Houck, James Halloway, Douglas Hall, captain; Lawrence Worley, Harold Herndon, Ronald Hall, Garland Chafin, Ray Bush, manager. Top — HAROLD E. GILLIAM Coach Bottom — DOUGLAS HALL, Captain Score Date Opponents Place C.H.S. Opts. Sept. 13 Rural Retreat at St. Paul 0 20 Sept. 20 Meadowview at Glade Spring 0 13 Sept. 27 Damascus at Damascus 0 38 Oct. 11 Lebanon at Lebanon 7 31 Oct. 18 St. Paul at St. Paul 0 40 Oct. 26 Jonesville at Jonesville 7 34 Cast’ewood High School students welcomed a newly or- ganized football team at the beginning of the 1957-58 school year. During the summer and fall of 1957, an athletics committee, headed by Mrs. Trinkle Phillips, acquired money for the uni- forms and equipment from interested patrons and friends of the school. The Dante-St. Paul Lions Club also contributed a large sum of m.oney. The team consisted of 21 fine students who saw their first football action against Rural Retreat Sept. 13, 1957. Since this was their first year, the team made a good showing. Team; Boys Have Tough Season Above: Stanley of St. Paul dives for the fumbled ball with Gillenwater assisting him. Banner, Worley, and Duncan (on ground) try to recover for Castlewood while Linkous and Phillips (17) look on. Huff is the referee. Below: Quarterback Glovier of St. Paul hands off to the right half back Stan- ley. J. Trent (20) and Crowder are the other advancing backs. Salyer makes the tackle. Chafin, Phillips, and Wallace are in motion while Collier dashes through the line. Worley, Mann, and Ratcliffe of Castle- wood and Bays of St. Paul are in the back- ground. — 63 — Cheerleaders Aid In Promoting School Spirit CHRERLHADRRS POR POOTBALL Samuel Hale, Jolene Wood. Mildred Johnson, Joyce Jessee, Brenda Kiser, head cheerlead- er; Lonnie Kiser, Anna Leigh Gibson, Jackie Salyer, Cheryl Smith, Tommy Cox. CHEERLEADERS FOR BASKETBALL Lonnie Kiser, head cheerleader; Jolene Wood. Bonnie Sue Osborne, Betty Meade, Joyce Jessee, head cheerleader; Jackie Salyer, Mildred Johnson, Cheryl Smith, Tommy Cox. The cheerleaders held pep rallies in the gymnasium to promote school spirit. They have cheered for every football and basketball game. They collected money for the March of Dimes at each home basketball game during the March of Dimes drive. This is the first year Castle- wood has used boys as cheerleaders. Junior Varsity Wins 8 Games, Loses 4 Kneeling: Carrol Holbrook. Tillman Branson, Donald Bradley, Glenn Jessee, Wayne Rob- erts, Randal Blackstone, James Duncan, co-captain; Thomas Castle. Stmiclmg: Harold E. Gil- liam, coach; Cornell Morris, Kyle Nash, Robert Powers, David Farris, Texie Penland, Tommy Blackstone, captain; William Gibson, Larry Delp, m.anager. Score Date Opponents Place C.H.S. Opts. Dec. 6 Dungannon there 29 23 Dec. 13 William King here 29 34 Dec. 17 Wallace Emorv 24 15 Dec. 18 Lebanon there 34 35 Dec. 19 St. Paul there 44 28 Jan. 3 Dungannon here 18 25 Jan. 7 Rye Cove here 37 25 Jan. 21 Wallace here ... 37 27 Jan. 24 William King there 38 23 Jan. 29 Honaker here 58 36 Jan. 29 Rye Cove there 37 39 Feb. 26 St. Paul here 20 19 — fi5 — Boys’ Basketball 1957-58 Kneeling: Charles Hall, Ronald Hall, Charlie Linkous, co-captain; Douglas Hall, co-captain; Law- rence Worley, Roger Clark, Johnny Steffey, Frank Buchanan. Standing: Harold Herndon, manager; Johnny Mann, Bill Ratcliffe, James Halloway, Bernard Skeens, Garland Chafin, Stevie Banner, Junior Salyer, Ervin B. Pack, coach. Score Date Opponents Place C.H.S. Opts. Dec. 3 Cleveland there 41 54 Dec. 6 Dungannon there 51 62 Dec. 10 Lebanon here 49 56 Dec. 13 William King here 33 44 Dec. 17 Wallace Emory 30 31 Dec. 19 St. Paul there 45 40 Jan. 3 Dungannon here 62 42 Jan. 7 Rye Cove here 48 42 Jan. 10 Garden here 46 75 Jan. 14 Honaker there 58 69 Jan. 21 Wallace here 33 37 Jan. 24 William King there 38 63 Jan. 28 Lebanon there 45 57 Jan. 31 Rye Cove there 45 69 Feb. 4 Cleveland here 48 44 Feb. 11 Honaker here 50 53 Feb. 26 St. Paul here 59 51 Lebanon defeated Castlewood 49-40 Feb. 20 in the first boys’ game of the Russell County Tournament. — 66 — Girls’ Basketball 1957-58 Kneeling: Henrietta Castle, co-captain; Karen Wood, coach; Donna Biggs, captain. Standing: Patsy Jessee, Anna Leigh Gibson, Barbara Robinson, Kathleen Garrett, Judy Oney, Brenda Kiser, Helen Couch, Gloria Kiser, Beddie Jordan, Jean Robinson, Carol Baker, Betty Sexton, Patty Blevins, acting manager. Dec. 3 Cleveland there 47 59 Dec. 10 Lebanon here 30 65 Jan. 10 Garden here 44 51 Jan. 14 Honaker there . 30 68 Jan. 28 Lebanon there . 52 62 Feb. 4 Cleveland here 41 53 Feb. 11 Honaker here 27 53 The Castlewood girls lost to Honaker in the Russell County Tournament played at Castlewood High School, Feb. 20, 21, 22. The score was 41-59. Top; Donna Biggs, captain. Center: Henrietta Castle, co-captain. Bottom: Karen Wood, coach. S E N I Adams, Eleanor Ruth Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Dra- matic Committee 1, 2 , 3; Com- mercial Club 3; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 3; Choir 1, 4; Sentinel Staff, Class Editor 4; Castletonian Staff, Sports Editor 4, Aud.air. Mary Earnestine Freshman Club 1; S.C.A, Recrea- tion Committee 1, 2; S,C.A, Citi- zenship Committee 3; F,H.A, 2, 4. Alderson, Betty Jewel Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 2; S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 3; F.H.A. 4. Amburgey, Thurma Faye S.C.A. Bulletin Board Commit- tee 1; S.C.A. Citizenship Com- mittee 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2; Busi- ness Club 4. Austin, Mrs. Virginia Phillips Freshman Club, Reporter 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses Club, Vice President 4; S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 1, 2, 3; Band, Majorette 1, 2; Reporter Sopho- more Class. Bays, Mrs. Emily K. Suit Freshman Club 1; F.H.A., Treas- urer 4; S.C.A. Welfare Commit- tee 3; Basketball 3; Band 1. Biggs, Donna Belle Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recre- ation Committee 1, 2, 3; Bible Club 1; 4-H Club 2; Beta Club 3; Science Club 3; Future Nurses Club, President 4; Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4; All-County Basket- ball Team 3, 4. Blair, Margaret Alma Future Teachers of America 2, 3: Future Nurses Club 3; Science Club 3; Beta Club 3; Pep Club 3; Office Staff Worker 3; Good Citizenship Award from Student Council 3: Crown Committee 3. Transferred from Cumberland High School, Cumberland, Ky., September, 1957; Future Nurses Club, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y 4. OR DIRECTORY Blakely, Emma Jean Freshman Club 1; Library Club 3, 4; S.C.A. Recreation Commit- tee 1; S.C.A. Citizenship Com- mittee 2. Blevins, Flavis Gene Freshman Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Latin Club 2; S.C.A. Safety Com- mittee 2; Sentinel Staff, Sports Editor 4; Castletonian Staff, Sports Editor 4. Brooks, Wayland Wesley Freshman Club .1; Safety Patrol, Reporter 2; Tumbling Club 4; Football Manager 4. Burke, Charlie Dean Freshman Club 1; F.F.A. 2, 3. Carico, Janice Bernice Library Club 1, 2, President 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Business Club, President 4; Future Teachers of America, Secretary 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Dramatic Committee 3; S.C.A. Reporter 3; Treasurer Junior Class; President Senior Class; Choir 1; County Spelling Con- test Award 3, 4. Castle, Edith Marie Freshman Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Fu- ture Teachers of America, Presi- dent 3; Art Club, President 4; Beta Club 3, 4; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 2, 3; Vice Pres- ident Senior Class; Choir 2, Re- porter 3, 4; Sentinel Staff, Art Editor 3. Editor 4; Castletonian Staff. Club Editor 3, Feature Editor 4. Castle. Henrietta Freshman Club 1; Drama and Speech Club 4; 4-H Club 1; Science Club 2; Library Club 3; S.C A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 3; Band 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, Co- Captain 4. Castle, Priscilla Ann F.H.A. 3, Historian 4; Cheerlead- er 1; S.C.A. Recreation Commit- tee 1, 2. Chafin, Nancy Carolyn Freshman Club 1; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Business Club 4; S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Citi- zenship Committee 3; Sentinel Staff. Typist 4; Castletonian Staff, Circulation Manager 4. Cook, Janice Lee Freshman Club 1; Latin Club 2; F.H.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 1, 3; S.C.A. Welfare Committee 2. Couch, Billy Joe F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Freshman Club 1; Science Club 4. Couch, Eva Freshman Club 1, 2; S.C.A. Rec- reation Committee 1, 2, 3; Band, Majorette 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4. Couch, Roy Van Everett, Jr. Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recre- ation Committee 2, 3. Cox. Tommy Ezra S.C.A. Treasurer 2; S.C.A. Pres- ident 4; President Freshman Class; Band 1, 3, 4, President 2; Choir 2, 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2, 3; Mathematics Club 3; Drama and Speech Club 4; Science Club 2; President Jun- ior Class; Freshman Club 1; Cheerleader 4. Dingus, Peggy Geneva Freshman Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1; S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 2, 3. Dishman, Fines Lee Roy S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Club 1; Chemistry Club 4; Future Teachers of America, Vice Pres- ident 3; Music Club, President 4; Reporter Junior Class; Basket- ball J.V. 2. Dishman, Wilma Jean Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recre- ation Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 3; Busi- ness Club 4. Elam, Curtis Eugean 4-H Club 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, Secre- tary 3, President 4; Tumbling Team 2, 3; S.C.A. Safety Com- mittee 2; S.C.A. Athletic Com- mittee 1. — fiS— SENIOR DIRECTORY Eldridge, Betty Ann Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 1. 2, 3; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Secretary Sen- ior Class; F.H.A. Vice President 3, President 4. Evans, Lavada Rose Freshman Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1; S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 2, 3; Business Club 4. Fields, Jimmy Frank S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2, 3. Fields, Nina Gaynell S.C.A. Welfare Committee 2, 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; Future Nurses Club 4. Fiei.ds, Stanford Lee Freshman Club 1; Latin Club 2; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2, 3; Athletic Club 4. Franklin, Nancy Loretta Freshman Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2; Commercial Club 3; Drama and Speech Club 4; Latin Club 2, 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Welfare Committee 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Gillespie, James Allen Freshman Club 1; 4-H Club 2; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 3; Music Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Graybeal, Mary Jane Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 2; Library Club 2, Vice President 3; S.C.A. Dra- matic Committee 3; Beta Club 4, Reporter 3; Drama and Speech Club 4; S.C.A. Secretary 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Hall, Nancy Ellen Freshman Club 1; Science Club 2; F.H.A. Reporter 3; Drama and Speech Club, Vice President 4; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Hensdill, Leon Doyle Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2, 3; Athletic Club 4; Baseball 3. Herndon, Harold David Freshman Club 1; Beta Club, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Art Club 4; Mathematics Club, Treasurer 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 2, 3; Vice Pres- ident Junior Class; Treasurer Senior Class; Basketball Mana- ger 4; Football 4. Hicks, Beverly Jean Freshman Club 1; Drama and Speech Club 4; S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 2; S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 3. Higgins, Catherine Ann Freshman Club 1; Band 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; S.C.A. Dramatic Committee 2; Science Club 3; Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4. Holbrook, Charles Henry S.C.A. Athletic Committee 1, 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Jacobs, Peggy Marie Freshman Club 1 ; S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Wel- fare Committee 3. James, William Lawrence Latin Club 1; Freshman Club 1; Music Club, Vice President 4; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 1. Jessee, Norman Edward Freshman Club 1; F.F.A. 1, 2; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2. Kiser, Lonnie Hugh S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Commit- tee 2; S.C.A. Safety Committee, Chairman 3; S.C.A. Vice Presi- dent 4; Beta Club 3, President 4; Drama and Speech Club 4; Mathematics Club 3; Freshman Club 1; Cheerleader, Captain 4. Lewis, Ella Bernice Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 1, 3; S.C.A. Rec- reation Committee 2; Science Club 2, 3, Vice President 4; Latin Club, Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Beta Club, Secretary 4; Sentinel Staff, Club Editor 4; Castletonian Staff, Editor 4. Linkous, Sandra Lynn Freshman Club 1; Science Club 2; 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 3; Music Club 4; S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 2, 3; Band 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4. Mann, Johnny Cary Freshman Club 1; Library Club 2, 3; S.C.A. Safety Committee 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; Basketball J.V. 2; Football 4. Matda, Joe Richard Freshman Club 1; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3. Meade, Brenda Louise Freshman Club 1 ; S.C.A. Dra- matic Committee 1, 3; Latin Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Music Club 4; Choir, Librarian 4. Meade, Clara Mae Freshman Club 1; F.H.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Welfare Committee 3. Meade. Earl Delmar Freshman Club 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 3. Meade, Gladys Virginia S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Welfare Committee 3; F.H.A., Vice President 4; Report- er Senior Class. Minton, Frances Carlene Freshman Club; S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 1, 2, 3. Osborne, Anna Ruth Tumbling Team 1, 2; S.C.A. Dra- matic Committee 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Bible Club 1, 2; S.C.A. Recreation Commit- tee 1, 3; Future Nurses Club 4; Co-Ed Hi-Y, President 4. Osborne, Minnie Alva Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Welfare Committee 1; S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 2, 3. — C9— SENIOR DIRECTORY Osborne, Roger Nelson Drama and Speech Club 4; S.C.A. Dramatic Committee 3; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 1, 2, 3. Owens L.- ur.a. M. xine Freshman Club 1; 4-H Club 1; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1; Library Club 2; S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3. Secretary 4; Latin Club, Reporter 3: Sentinel Staff, Circulation Manager 4; Castle- tonian Staff. Club Editor 4. Phillips, Helen Bernice Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 1, 2, 3. Ramsey, Lakie Virginia Freshman Club 1; 4-H Club 2; Future Nurses Club 4; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 1; Sentinel Staff, Art Editor 4; Castletonian Staff, Feature Edi- tor 4. Rhoten, Wilma Je.an Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recre- ation Committee 1; S.C.A. Citi- zenship Committee 2, 3; Science Club 2. 3; Business Club 4; Sentinel Staff, Typist 4; Castle- tonian Staff, Class Editor 4. Ring, Betty Lois Freshman Club 1: Band 1; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2; Tumbling Team 2. 3; Tri-Hi- Y 3; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 3; F.H.A. Secretary 3. Reporter 4; Basketball 2, 3. Ring. Sandra Jean Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 1, 2, 3; Science Club 2. 3; Business Club 4; Cas- tletonian Staff, Business Manager 4; Sentinel Staff. Typist 4. Robinson, Robert Wayne F.F.A. 3; Tumbling Club 4; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2; Basketball 2. Saddler, Linda Frances Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Dra- matic Committee 1; S.C.A. Rec- reation Committee 2; F.H.A. 2; Science Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Bus- iness Club 4; Choir 1, 3, 4; Ma- jorette 3. Salyer, Roger Glenn Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Safety Committee 2; Vice President Sophomore Class; Sentinel Staff, Sports Editor, Typist 4; Castle- tonian Staff, Typist 4. Salyer, Sandra Sue Freshman Club 1; Library Club 1; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Com- mittee 1; Science Club 2; Band 2; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2, 3; Commercial Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Choir 4; Drama and Speech Club 4. Sexton, Betty Louise S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1; Freshman Club 1; Science Club 3, 4; Basketball 4. Sexton, Edna Mae Library Club 1, 3; Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 1; S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 2. Shreve, Fred Cleas Transferred from Pound High School, Pound, Va., September, 1957; Drama and Speech Club 4. Skeen, Edith Ilene Freshman Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Com- mercial Club 3; Future Nurses Club, Secretary 4; S.C.A. Recre- ation Committee 1, 2, 3; Castle- tonian Staff, Typist 4; Sentinel Staff 4. Smith, Annabelle Freshman Club 1; Latin Club 2, 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Com- mittee 3; Science Club 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Castle- tonian Staff, Club Editor 4; Sen- tinel Staff, Business Manager 4; Basketball Manager 3. Smith. Mary Alice F.H.A. 1, 2; Art Club 4; S.C.A. Welfare Committee 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 3. Smith, Peggy Lee Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recrea- tion Committee 1. 2; S.C.A. Citi- zenship Committee 3; Band 2, 3, 4. Statzer, Dana Lou Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Dra- matic Committee 2; Library Club 3, 4; S.C.A. Bulletin Board Com- mittee 2, 3. Statzer, Joretta Gay Bible Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2, 3; Science Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Bas- ketball 3. Taylor, Earnest Eugene Freshman Club 1; Safety Patrol 2. Taylor, Gloria Ann Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recre- ation Committee 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 3. Taylor, Helen Deanna Freshman Club 1; Science Club 2; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2; S.C.A. Citizenship Commit- tee 3; Future Nurses Club, Re- porter, 4; Sentinel Staff, Ex- change Editor 4; Castletonian Staff, Typist 4. Taylor, Shirley Ann Freshman Club 1; Library Club 2; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 3. Vicars, Donald Wayne Freshman Club 1; F.F.A. 1, 2; S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2, 3. Vicars, Erma Inez Freshman Club 1; S.C.A. Recre- ation Committee 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 3; Business Club 4. Wallace, Curtis Eugene Freshman Club 1; F.F.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4; S.C.A. Safety Com- mittee 1; Safety Patrol 1; S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2, 3; Tumb- ling Team 3; Athletic Club 4; Basketball J.V. 1; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 4. Webber, William Watkins S.C.A. Bulletin Board Commit- tee 1, 2; Freshman Club 1; Music Club 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4. — 70 — BLACKSTONE GROCERY Best Meats, Groceries, Vegetables Wishes Phone RO 2-8769, St. Paul CAS I LKWOOD, VA. HARRY E. BYRD Route 1 McCLURE LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY Royal Victor Typewriters Adding- Machines R. LYNN FLEENOR McCLURE, VA. Phone Clinchco 2261 Typewriter Sales Service Co. CLINTWOOD, VA. 832 State St. Phone S-1111 Phone 4721 BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. ‘Your Reliable Lumber Dealer Mosler Shaw-Walker Safes Furniture EARLY HOBBS, Recording Secretary EVERETT DISHMAN, President F, K. WOLFE, Financial Secretary CARSON WISE, Vice President BRADY SMITH, Treasurer UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL I NION NO. 7950 PRFAMBLE OF OUR CONSTITUTION There is no truth more obvious than that without coal there could not have been such marvelous social and industrial progress as marks present day civilization. Believing that those whose lot it is to toil within the earth’s recesses surrounded by peculiar dangers and deprived of sunlight and pure air, producing the commodity which makes possible the world’s progress, are entitled to protection and an equitable share of the fruits of their labor, we have formed the “United Mine Workers of America’’ for the purpose of establishing, by lawful means, the principles embraced in the body of our Constitution. The officers and members of Local 7950, United Mine Workers of America wish to commend the faculty of Castlewood High School for the outstanding educational training of the future citizens served by the Castlewood High School. MINE COMMITTEE Jack Clay Henry Combs Edgar Rasnick SAFETY COMMITTEE Giles Wise Floyd lessee William Hale MEDICAL COMMITTEE Jack Clay Carson Wise Artmus Foster CHAPLAIN DOORKEEPER Ralph C. Fields Hugh Thompson — 73 — L. T. PHILLIPS TV SALES LEBANON MOTOR SALES, INC. Telephone 22 and TR 3-2411 Phone Rockwell 2-8802 Ford Sales and Service ST. PAUL VIRGINIA LEBANON, VA. HONAKER, VA. C. C. TILLER DEPARTMENT STORE LEBANON GENERAL ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Phone Rockwell 2-7082 HOSPITAL The Rand Shoe Star Brand Shoes INCORPORATED Trim Tred Shoes For Women Poll-Parrot Shoes for Boys and Girls LEBANON VIRGINIA NEW HARDWARE AND FURNITURE GO. ELAINE ADDINGTON ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Phone Rockwell 2-2611 GROCERY Complete Home Furnishings “Large Enough To Serve You — Small Enough To Know You’’ NICKELSVILLE VIRGINIA ROCKWELL CLINCH RIVER MANUFACTURING QUARRIES CORPORATION Producers of Crushed Limestone Phone RO 2-3411 and RO 2-2641 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY STORES Dry Goods — Ready-to-Wear Knox, Mallory and Stetson Hats Arrow and Van Heusen Shirts Style-Mart Suits and Topcoats SELF SERVICE GROCERY DEPARTMENT Large Stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables MODERN MEAT MARKET We Have the Best Meats Obtainable At All Times FLTRNITURE AND HARDWARE Appliances by Westinghouse Hotpoint, Kelvinator, Admiral, Philco, and Grosley Complete Line of Furniture and Hardware CLINCHFIELD STORES S TORE B DANTE, VA. — 75 — For the News While GULF TRIANGLE It is Still News, Read SERVICE STATION Headquarters For Service THE KINGSPORT Phone 7561 TIMES . NEWS COEBURN VIRGINIA DEVAULT’S INC. FARM EQUIPMENT CJOMPANY, Inc. Sporting Goods ABINGDON, VIRGINIA 14 Lee St., Phone 3568 Phone MA 8-2372 Ford Tractor BRISTOL VIRGINIA Dearborn Farm Equipment SENIORS — REMEMBER THE . . . NATIONAL TRI-COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE riRE SERVICE, Inc. Specializes in ST. PAUL, VA. PHONE 2-5301 “TRAINING YOUTH — SERVING INDUSTRY” Knoxville. Tennessee Complete Auto Home Supplies Recapping Farm Service Tire Repairing Kitchen and Dining Room Supplies and Equipment for BOLTON BROS. Hotels — Restaurants — Institutions Distributors of WM. P. SWARTZ, JR. Cities Service Oil Co. Products COMPANY, Inc. 421 Luck Avenue Phone 2-8891 ROANOKE VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA HALL CHEVROLET COMPANY ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Dealer’s license No. 1532 “24 Hour Wrecker Service’ “Nothing Too Small or Large” Complete Bear Framing and Wheel Aligning Equipment 0. K. Used Cars and Trucks More People Buy Chevrolets Than Any Other Car Powered for PERFORMANCE! Engineered for ECONOMY! MAKE ONE CALL DO IT ALL! MOORE’S Potato Chips ISEVIER’Sl Popcorn Peanuts Paramount Cleaners U. San. O. Moth Proofing At No Extra Cost PHONE 2336 COEBURN, VA. Peanut Butter Sandwiches RIVERSIDE FLORISTS “Say It With Flowers” COEBURN and NORTON White Excavating Co. Appalachian Call Jim White. St. Paul RO 2-2251 Electric Power Co. CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Coeburn Grocery Co. Range Wholesale Meat Co. “Meats Cut To Order” Wholesale Phone N-2576 Groceries — Feeds — Fertilizer 1133 McNeil Street COEBURN VIRGINIA BRISTOL VIRGINIA St. Paul Supply Co. Hardware, Furniture, Paints WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Phone RO 2-2631 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Arnold’s Jewelers Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry 310 Main Street Phone MA 8-3981 ABINGDON VIRGINIA Deen’s Department Store “Quality Merchandise At Quality ' s Lowest Prices” Phone Rockwell 2-3511 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Home of Better Values Parks-Belk Department Store ABINGDON VIRGINIA 8 — “TASTE THE FRESH CREAM” Compare Pet With Any Other Ice Cream Crade “A” Pasteurized and Homogenized Vitamin “D” Milk BRISTOL, VA. BIG STONE GAP, VA. At Your Favorite Pet Dealer — 7W — E. P. Elliott Davis Service Station Quality Merchandise DICKENSONVILLE VIRGINIA NICKELSVILLE VIRGINIA Telephone Lebanon 197W1 M. B. Store Castle wood Farm Supply Hotpoint Appliances — DuPont Paints CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Phone St. Paul RO 2-5734 CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Lone Star Service Station FARRIS and JESSEE Located on Highway No. 58 Between Dickensonville and Parsonage CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA R.F.D. No. 2 Cured — MEATS — Fresh Milton’s Gash Store Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Feeds PHONE 7751 CASTLEWOOD, VA. White’s Orchard Taylor-Kiser Dial RO 2-5733 Insurance Agency For All Your Insurance Needs CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Lone Star Restaurant Motel Porter Phillips Supply Located on U. S. Route Alt. 58 on Mew Road — Route 3 St. Paul-Abingdon Highway CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Farmer’s Feed Store Willis Department Store and Texaco Station “Values That Make Economy Easy” Phone ROckwell 2-3431 CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Chas. Kiser Cleveland Hardware General Merchandise — Groceries and Furniture Go., Inc. CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Hardware, Furniture, Electrical Appliances, Building Materials, Farm Supplies Phone 2-2820 CLEVELAND VIRGINIA Mountain View Esso Market Dickenson-McNeer Go., Inc. Groceries, Meats, Vegetables ROUTE NO. 2 GATE CITY, VA. Phone FU 6-7133 Nickelsville Highway Wholesale Grocers Dial RO 2-2231 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA ■so— HERFF-JONES Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, GUPS AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, Indiana Jewelers to Castlewood High School STAMPER GLENN. Representative — 81 — Dotson’s Grocery Groceries — Meats — Feeds — Notions P. O. Castlewood GRAVEL LICK VIRGINIA Phone RO 2-8019 J. Fred Johnson Go. Kingsport’s New, Ultra-Modern Million Dollar Department Store City Cafe Regular Meals and Short Orders Phone RO 2-7006 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Clinchfield Lumber and Supply Go. Phone RO 2-2411 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Tru-Blu Bar-B-Q ABINGDON VIRGINIA Hilton Appliance and Television Service Hardware, Zenith Televisions, Norge and Gibson Refrigerators, Washing Machines PHONE RO 2-2621 ST. PAUL, VA. Phone RO 2-2141 Lay’s Hdwe. Furniture Go. Building Materials Coeburn, Va. — Phone 2526 SI. Paul, Va. — Phone 2-8191 Norton, Va. — Phone 500 Hair Dressing — Latest Styles Margurita Beauty Salon We Specialize In Permanent Waving For Appointment Phone 81 POST BOX 81 ST. PAUL, VA. Guinbow Ghina Decorating Gompany U. S. Routes 11 and 58 ABINGDON VIRGINIA Telephone No. MA 8-2471 Clinch River Esso Service Station Phone RO 2-7053 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Greer Son, Jewelers 309 W. Main Street C. T. Greer, Jr., Manager, Phone MA 8-3672 Mrs. C. T. Greer, Sr., Phone MA 8-2264 ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Porter Auto Sales, Inc. Box 276 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Telephone ROckwell 2-2551 Russell Theatre LEBANON VIRGINIA Phone 1-0 Piggly Wiggly LEBANON VIRGINIA Your Friendly Store Since 1910 Kelly Green Photo Finishing, Cameras and Supplies 514 Cumberland Street BRISTOL VIRGINIA Lynch Motor Go., Inc. Dodge — Plymouth Phone 35 LEBANON VIRGINIA • 82 — ST. PAUL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. INCORPORATED ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA AMBULANCE SERVICE Anywhere — Any Time HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME ST. PAUL, VA. DIAL ROckwell 2-2211 — 83 — Pay Less Super Market Heating — Air Conditioning Appalachian COEBURN, VIRGINIA Sheet Metal Works We Give S H Green Stamps CHAS. D. HALE, Owner TELEPHONE 81 1 NORTON, VA. Crescent Printery Peoples Drug Store Dial 3426 “Service For the Sick” ABINGDON VIRGINIA COEBURN VIRG INIA Phone MA 8-2891 Buchanan Furniture Go. Fiirmture oj Distinction Buchanan Supply Go. COEBURN VIRGINIA BRISTOL VIRGINIA Dial 2576 Dr. Milton A. Owens Dr. W. E. Gline Dentist Dentist ABINGDON VIRGINIA ABINGDON VIRGINIA J. C. Vann Equipment Go. Farm Machinery SALES AND SERVICE Phone Market 8-7331 1 he Jewel Box Your Friendly Credit Jeweler 529 State Street ABINGDON VIRGINIA BRISTOL VIRGINIA The Jewel Box, Inc. Johnson’s 604 Park Avenue ■ 10 to $1.00 Store NORTON VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Dutt Wanner (Coffee Gup Gafe Wholesale — Poultry, Eggs “A Good Place To Eat” Phone MArket 8-2116 ABINGDON VIRGINIA BRISTOL VIRGINIA The Farmers Exchange Bank Norton Floral Go. Say It With Flowers COEBURN VIRGINIA Flowers For All Occasions Each Deposit Insured $10,000 by F.D.I.C. Phone Day or Night ROckwell 2-3891 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA — S4— SERV-ALL INSTITUTIONAL JOBBERS, INC. 928 West State Street BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. Phone South 6752 Catering to Schools, Restaurants, Cafeterias, Hotels, Hospitals, Etc. PICGLY WIGGLY STORES St. Paul — Goeburn — Norton — Wise Clintwood — Pennington — 85 — .lessee’s Dru Store RiiHlov Riirn LEBANON VIRGINIA The Store Where You Are Always Welcome LEBANON VIRGINIA Phone 369 Castle Chevrolet Co. Telephone 52 Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service LEBANON VIRGINIA Eat the Best At Sportsman Grill One Mile West of Lebanon Phone 107J2 LEBANON VIRGINIA Russell The City Market Mutual Insurance Agency A Coviplete Food Market LEBANON VIRGINIA LEBANON VIRGINIA Flowers For All Occasions Campbell Hardware Hargis Flower Shop and Furniture Co. Hotpoint Appliances Russell County s Only Florist John Deere Farm Machinery LEBANON VIRGINIA PHONE 8 LEBANON, VA. Russell Hardware Co., Inc. Russell PHONE 23 LEBANON, VA. County Cooperative, Inc. Dependable Service At Low Cost Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers, Farm Supplies Make Our Store Your Headquarters LEBANON, VA. HONAKER, VA. Russell Mfg. Company Krislee’s Department Store “Knowingly We Will Not Be Undersold” LEBANON VIRGINIA GATE CITY VIRGINIA Smith and Co. J. B. Bostic Grocery hisuraiice General Merchandise LEBANON VIRGINIA ROUTE 3 CASTLEWOOD, VA. Phone 204J3 .Tohnson .Toe’s Service Station S( 10 $1.00 Store and Grocery LEBANON VIRGINIA Route No. 1 Phone 188 W NICKELSVILLE VIRGINIA — S6— CLINCH MOTORS, INC. PHONE Rockwell 2-2311 ST. PAUL, VA. Yonr Friendly Ford Dealer ERWIN SUPPLY HARDWARE CO., Inc. McCLURE, VIRGINIA BUSINESS J. D. Creger, M.D., St. Paul, Va. F. H. Moore, Dentist, Abingdon, Va. Pine Restaurant, Lebanon, Va. P. N. Davis, Jr., St. Paul, Va. John H. Raines Salvage Co., Lebanon, Va. Anthony F. Distefano, St. Paul, Va. Steve Domby, Coeburn, Va. PATH C. B. Jordan Lucille Bolinsky Curtis J. Davis Una Mae Culbertson Paul Bellamy Mandal Mack Mew School T. S. Bratton Woodrow Bratton Harry Bratton A Friend Crotie Bartee Carolyn Kiser Dorothy Gibson Bess Gibson Frank R. Jones Arthur Lewis Robert Cooper, Jr. A Friend Lonnie Chafin J. E. Boyd A Friend Fi ' ank Harr Charlie Farris A Friend Mrs. Dell Vicars PATRONS Dr. Giles Q. Gilmer, Lebanon, Va. Federated Store, Coeburn, Va. Phillips 66, Coeburn, Va. Vance Supply Co., Inc., Abingdon, Va. Remine Gobble, Bristol, Tenn. C. W. Stapleton Barber Shop, Dante, Va. O N S Plez Salyer J. C. Castle A Friend Sidney Jennings Monk Bartee Fred Gordon Beulah Skeen Dante Central School Ruth Lawson Mrs. Madeline L. Ring Mrs. H. F. Castle Chafin Bros. Lumber Go. Bulldozer Work TELEPHONE RO 2-5112 We Move the Earth and Saw the Wood Let’s Be “Frank” About It — The Best Place to Trade Frank’s Food Company Institutional Wholesale Grocers 320-322 East Market Street KINGSPORT, TENN. P. O. BOX 425 Frank P. Countiss, Dial Cl 7-7104 Furniture, Appliances, Hardware, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries Rex Shopping Center, Inc. “Courteous and Friendly Service Always” Telephone MArket 8-3151 ABINGDON, VA. ROUTE 2 — 88 — Finney ■ Easterly - Finney LEBANON LEBANON FURNITURE COMPANY FUNERAL HOME Y our Home Should Come First Modern Chapel Phone 100 AMBULANCE SERVICE Day — Call 23 and 62 LEBANON, VA. Night — Call 181 and 56 All Burial Policies Accepted Best Wishes To the Senior Class of 19S8 ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital $100,()0() LEBANON, VIRGINIA Member F.D.LC. Over 55 Years of Service Serving This Community Since 1906 — 89 — Moore-Earhart Go. Phillips Brothers Athletic Equipment and Luggage Outfitters of School and College Teams General Merchandise 647 State Street — Telephone 636 BRISTOL VIRGINIA PHONE 5231 DANTE, VA. Fuller’s Market G. B. Lambert’s Store Quality — Service — Economy General Merchandise Phone Rockwell 2-8111 NORA VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Stuckey’s Pecan Shoppe Phillips Auto Supply Fine Pecan Candies, Gifts and Souvenirs Most Complete Coverage in Southwest Virginia Wholesale Automotive Parts and Supplies North on 64 ABINGDON-BRISTOL HIGHWAY ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Telephones: ROckwell 2-8901 or 2-5982 V. L. Bird Starlite Grill and Ball Room Telephone Dante 6631 Square Dancing Saturday Nights TRAMMEL VIRGINIA DANTE ROAD Leroys M. Hull Co., Inc. Strouth Motor Go. Power Farm Machinery DeSoto — Plymouth Sales and Service BRISTOL VIRGINIA DANTE VIRGINIA A. E. Youn Sharpe’s Office Supply Fresh Meats, Groceries, Dry Goods, Flour a)id Feeds Phone 5581, Dante Typewriters, Adding Machines, Duplicators NORTON VIRGINIA TRAMMEL VIRGINIA Phone 601 Sun Motor Co. Mary’s Style Shop North on 64 Smart Apparel For Milady ST. PAUL VIRGINIA NORTON VIRGINIA Used Cars — Auto Repair Ball Grocery Little Store Groceries — Meats — Feeds Gas — Oil — Notions Phone Cl 5-4841 P. O. CASTLEWOOD HAMLIN, VA. Phone RO 2-5032 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE — 90 — KERN’S BAKERY ST. PAUL BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. (Mfg. of Concrete and Cinder Blocks) Lumber and Builders Material BRISTOL, VIRGINIA P. O. Box 397 ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Phone RO 2-8332 CLINCHFIELD PHARMACY John J. Minahan, Jr. DANTE, VIRGINIA Phone 4III Prescriptions Drugs Sundries Fountain ARMSTRONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Inc. General Contractors 151 Shelby Street KINGSPORT, TENN. — 91 — TRY THIS COMBINATION FOR OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS. ualify A OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS MODERN LAYOUT DESIGN CONSTANT PERSONAL SERVICE COMPLETE ART AND PICTURE MOUNT- ING FACILITIES HIGHEST QUALITY COPPER AND ZINC PRINTING PLATES INCLUDING COLOR PROCESS REPRODUCTIONS. ENGRAVERS, INC. 29 FRANKLIN ROAD, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS of DISTINCTIVE PRIZE WINNING SCHOOL ANNUALS Commonwealth Press, Inc. FIRST AND BERKLEY STREETS RADFORD VIRGINIA t -• % . iiii ifii iiif ini j i III! Hit im T mg ■ III nil silBi ' ss‘c:s . � 1 � H ■Wf inT-.iil ■ ■■II . :mmmmir._ t ,-i. , f: 4 t ■ Russell County Public Library 3 1066 1001 3820 9 ■ni i im nil I nil ««■! I •III itni |••«l •til iiiif •ill