Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

4,,,.,, ,, f. fM5a,'x-15:1-vl,ggmW,p1,,K, MRA THE l959 CASTLETONIAN i DFQSQHIS ..... fffif !27Z' X 4 A Z! ,XX Em 6 QQ ,-Z on Q X77 '.,5f,? t ZZ, ff f':: ' Z , X f 4 24 ww 117 f AV,f f f A X, l'f1: ?,! -4 V W 7' K' ? Published By THE .IOURNALISM CLASS of Castlewood, Virginia . -1- Q22 5 FOREWORD We, the annual staff of 1959, proudly present the ninth edition of the Castletonian. Swiftly tomorrow is today, and today is yesterday. As we add new dimensions in our life, and time has dulled our memory of familiar faces, may they again be recalled by turning the pages of this yearbook. In order to help you remember and cherish these MEMORIES, We would like to leave with you the Castletonian. May you have many hours of pleasure turning through its leaves. CONTENTS Q ADM1N1sTRAT1oN ....... ....., P age 3 S. 2, oLAssEs ,l,.,... ...... P age 19 ll ' GRADES ..,,.. ...... P age 49 , ORGANIZATIONS ,ee.. ,...,. If 'age 61 ATHLETICS ..... ...ei..e..e ..ei. 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GIVENS Director of Iizstmtctfioir. Elementary Super-visor Division Superintendent The Schools of Russell County -4- Labors Pay ff J. E. CARTER Lincoln Memorial University Principal, Casrlewoocl High School Mumdig' MARIE MEADE JOHN M. GRAYBEAL Sccretary to the Principal Emory 8: Henry College, Emory University Assistant Principal, Sponsor Student Cooperatwe Association, Guidance Director 1 ' -5- Variety of aterials Used in F Upper lejt: Tommy Blaelcstonm is reuclirig a poem to the elziss. Upper rigglil: Mary Lee Greer points out an illustration of a poem she likes. Eznrnestine Hurd looks on. Lower left: James Burns observes the INZIS- game: ww? MRS. MARY SUTHERLAND Radford College. Churehmun School. King College Eightlz. Grade Englislz. Sponsor Junior Clilss MRS. NELL JORDAN x 's J., h Classes a .J ...Msg sive stone of The Great Stone Face while Ezirnestine llurd. Judy Fraley, Lorene Smith. Tommy Blackstone. Faye Ring. :ind Mary Lee Greer look on. Loleer riglll: Roger Glovier sliows a film strip to an English class, M ' ' x sf H MRS. LILLIAN CLIFTON Berea College Ninth Grade Ezulzlislz MRS. STELLA GIBSON Madison College, Radford College East Tennessee State College Tenth Grrifle Ifnglislz, Co-Sponsor Senior Senior English, JOlLllllClllSl7L. Advisor of Sentinel. Co-Sponsor Senior Class Aclrisor of Crzstletoizirin C lass, tudents Show A Q Upper left: Clifton Phillips and Bruce Por- ter are grinding a drill bit. Upper right: Stevie Banner and McArthur Carty are doing blacksmith work. RICHARD E. RHEA Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture, Sponsor Future Farmers of America, and Safety Patrol ess in Use of Tools Lower left: Douglas Hall, Junior Salyer, and Garland Chafin are making a hog feeder. Lower right: Stevie Banner is viewing the booth the Future Farmers of America exhibited at the Russell County Fair. .V A1 S2331 1 k , 535 EY- iqi2'V:53' at 1' K Q 1 1 J ,, st Q 55+-we - -1 .t ri, 'W Q C '43 s VW' ' . says , rbi -7- Various Phases of Homemaking Le t MBS FRANCES BANNER Hiwassee College Lincoln Memorial Umveisitv Sponsor F,H,A.. Home Econovmcs R1glt MISS MARTHA CLARK Radford College Home Economics, Science, Sponsor F.H.A. Upper left: Dorothy Wagner helps Earnestine Hurd with a sewing problem. Upper right: Judy Kiser models her new dress while Catherine Alderson looks on admir- ingly. Lucille Skeens seems more interested in reading. -3.- Lower left: Betty Sue Bush, Betty Robinson, Glenda Amburgey, and Lorene Smith are study- ing the pattern before cutting the material. Lower right: Rcanthum Chafln, Janice Wood, Kathleen Garett. Anna Lee Gibson. and Judy Cook study the finished product. Q -A Qc, E Qfm fififf 'im g A .I 4' r S figs Mi ' M fi 5 - ' g f S!! ,,,,,...+w Xi i elenee t En Route to cientifie Thinking nn rx' , fx A iw, C 3' Upper left: Betty Nell Cooper and Mrs. Lower left: Roger Castle performs an ex- Billips are observing the pet snapping turtle. periment under the supervision of Mr. Cross. Oscarf' Lower right: Darlene Fields and Mary Lee Upper right: Larry Delp explains the cir- Greer are using the microscope. culatory system to Faye Morrison. LEXIE JOHNSON MR. BILLY CROSS MRS. CARLES BILLIPS Radford College Medical College Emory ga Henry College Biology, Science, Sponsor ot Virginia, Virginia Science. Biology, Future Nurses, Club Polytechnic Institute Sponsor Science Club Sc-iem-e, Chemistry, Mathematics, Co-Sponsor Scierzcc Club . oeial tudies Students Gain Knowled e and Better Understandin of the World About Them , 3 is A5 ,:lulHKAN Otlssev , Pauline and ood are enjoying The American Observer. Upper right: Lowell Marshall locates lhe British Isles for the class in World Geography. Sl asia Tommy Judy Cook, and Clara Sue Blair observe closely. Mr. Gilliam, the teacher, sits at the desk. Bottom center: Dennis Hall, Roger Lee Turner, and Johnny Steffey collect facts from the M. E. SL Henry College Social Studies, World Geography Ward-Belmont College, Clinch Valley College, University of Virginia G0'lJi?'l'7l,TILC7'll,, Social Studies, Sponsor Art Club. Hiwassee College, East Tennessee State College Social Studies, World, History, Coach Football SL Boys' Jr. Varsity Basket- Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class ball, Asst, Baseball Coach Lilirar f Conducive to Reading, Relaxation, and Resourcefulness MRS. JERROLEEN ELAM Sprmsor Library Club Ns? XX 'litviiel QYWQM.. Upper left: Shelby Castle and Louella Greer are doing some research work. Lower left: Frank Buchanan. Roger Phillips, and Leon Marshall study, while Arthur Phillips enjoys the paper. Upper right: Nancy Jessee is using the dic- tionary. Radford College, Longwood College Lib'rm'ian, ixsiiks-1 ' Highs center: Janice Meade is at the desk stamping a book for Janice Fields, Lower right: Irene Meade and Maxine Wil- liams are selecting a book. Business World Awaits Many Workers Leff MISS POLLY LARK Radford College Typing, Bookkeeping, General Business. Sponsor Business Club Riglii W. C. ROBINSON Appalachian State Teachers College Shorthand, Typing, General Business. Sponsor IDran:,ntics Club, School Treasurer Upper left: Mr. Robinson discusses life in- Lower left: Brenda Kiser transcribcs from surance with his general business class. Tommy the Dictaphone. Blackslone is in the foreground. Lower rlghtz Mary Ruth Sproles and Eva Upper right: Daniel Undcrstahl and Darlene Price Lewis are using the adding machines Fields are practicing drills in Typing I. Physical EdllCllti0Il Provides Many Activities Upper left: Smooth sailing for Brenda Wor- Lower left: Helen Couch and Shiilyc I Luton ley over Linda Huff, Barbara Wallace. and just finished a game of ping pong. Jeanette Skeen. Lower right: Jean Gooslin, Gloiia K ei Upper right: Anna Lee Gibson is all Soi to Shirley Burton, Helen Couch, Anna Gibson incl shoot a goal. Carol Baker are practicing basketball in thr gym if r M Left MR. CARLES BILLIPS Emory XL Henry College Physical Education, Couch Boys! Basketball, Assistant Football Conch, Symrmsor Atlzlctzc Club Right KAREN WOOD Radford College Physical Ezlucatiov. Coach Girls' Basketball and CIwcrlcadev's. Co-Spmrwr Tzmzbling Club tudents Seek Recreation Throu h Music, Participate in All-. tate Band Upper left: Jackie Salyer, Patsy Holbrook, and Cheryl Smith are majorettes in the Senior Band. Upper right: Joyce Linkous, Jane Carter, Pamela SteH'ey, Elaine Farr, Amelia Jessee, Becky Salyer, Gail Horne. and Diana Anderson form a C for Castlewood. MR. ROY ANDERSON Fairmont State College West Virginia University Band, Choir, Music Appreciation. Sponsor Music Club -15- Lower left: Linda Huff, Andre Corriveau, Don Bradley, James Gibson, Roger Castle, Norma Caudill, Jackie Jessee, Burt Rasnake, and Roger Glovier make up the horn section. Lower right: Roger Glovier, in a try out at Big Stone Gap, made All-State Band which was held in Danville, Virginia, February 6, 7, and 8. tudents Participate in Different Activities iiffii ' 1 7? ' .ifii Big? an 2 7 E ' 5, ee? or ,, if 'Q 5 X ..,.., .,.. ,,,,. . r ,..,.. a X eieee i e Linda Ireson is admiring the biology class Helen Meade, Bonnie Sue Osborne, Be bulletin board and looking forward to the day Meade, Ronnie Gibson, Garland Osborne when she can take this class. Fields, Patty Fiscus, David Kalat, and Powers are using their study period to a advantage. Upper left: Eleanor Beauchamp, Jolene Wood, Judy Long, and Jackie Salyer write French sentences on the blackboard. Lower left: Roger Clark types for the Sentinel and Castletonian. Upper right: Darlene Fields, Mary Lou Min- MW ton, and Helen Meade are preparing an English lesson. Lower right: Dorothy Rasnake puts heads on the school paper with a mimeoscope. Sammy Domby is typing a stencil while Carol Baker and Judy Oney are proofreading material for the paper. ltudents Engage in ut-of-Class Activities Top: Clara Sue Blair and Anna Gibson, son, candidates for the homecoming queen, ridc in the parade. Center left: Lawrence Worlcy and Char- lcnc Mullins work on posters for the Halloween Carnival. Center right: Castlcwood High School crown- -.17.. cd Cheryl Smith and R, N. Ball king and quccn ol' the Valentine Carnival held in thc gymnasium February 14. Loiucr Icfl: Robert Sykes is working at his cascl. Robcri did thc art work for the annual. Lower right: Carol Baker, Judy Oncy, and Mary Branson take a 'lbreakf' It Could Be You 1. Who am I? I Won the blue ribbon on the booth exhibited by the R.H.A. girls at the Russell County Fair. I am a mannequin. 2. H. C. Burton and Roger Clark solicit ads in Kingsport. An unidentified man is on the left. 3. What are these prankstcrs up to? It's Miss Bess Fibson, Miss Martha Clark, and Mrs. Polk Wolfe all dressed up for Halloween fun. 4. Robert Sykes Works at his favorite pastime. 5. Sue Guinn, Stella Grizzle, and Delores Ball hold a rendezvous. 6. Miss Lexie Johnson, Mr. Robinson, and Mrs. Hancock decorate the gym for the Halloween Carnival. ...18.... 'f,f:,',.-f-' My , kwMM.,, W, -Y -f ,ST'7lf4f1YXi1A : ' ,. M Y-'M ,db-wif:--gH 'Av'ii Zi L. .. +ff,,.l.,..,m,wm- M - -- - ' 'gfff 4r,,,,,..,. AW,M,,f-fgf 4 ,,,, 3-M .QM N. .. ., MM .v JM, . 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E IOR CLAtl 0FFICERt Charlie Linkous, treasurerg Carol Baker, secretaryg Mary Ruth Sproles, presidentg Lucille Skcens, reporterg John Jessee, vice-president. E IOR CLASS HI TORY It was September of 1955, that we as eager Freshmen set foot in the halls of Castlewood High School to begin the first year of high school. Sue Couch was elected as president to lead us through a momentous year. As Sophomores, we became better adjusted and assumed our roles as 'tcertified citizens of Castlewood High School. McArthur Carty was our president. As we joined the various clubs, we began to feel that we were more a part of high school life. In the fall of 1957, our junior year, we really began to feel our importance and to participate in activities that will be a major part of our memories. We chose Eva Price as our president. How proud we were when we donned our class rings! We sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom with Shangri- La as the theme. This is one of our memories that will linger on. And we are now Seniors. As we begin our last year, Mary Ruth Sproles is our class presi- dent. We have played hard and cheered loud to lead our team on to victory in both football and basketball. Mildred Johnson reigned as queen to our Homecoming. With the coming of spring, ordering our invita- tions, calling cards, and measuring for caps and gowns, we have become aware of the sorrow of leaving. Now we realize our years at C.H.S. have been memorable ones. But before we leave, we want to express our many thanks and deep appre- ciation to our teachers who have worked so patiently to help us reach our destination. Our happy and sad moments here at Castlewood High School will be reflected in future years through our MEMORIES of 1958-59. -20- C SS OF '59 Alderson, Catherine Linda Freshman Club 1: F.H.A. 2: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 1, 2: Basketball 2: Bus- iness Club 3. 4. Amburgy, Linda Lee Freshman Club 1: Recrea- tion Committee 2: F.H.A. 2: Cheerleader 2: Choir 3, Secretary 4: Music Club 3: Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4: Business Club, Vice- President 4: S.C.A. Council 4. Baker, Carol Sue Freshman Club, Reporter 1: 4-H Club 1, 2: S.C.A. Citizenship Committee, Sec- retary 2: Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4: S.C.A. Rec- reation Committee 2: Beta Club 3, Secretary 4: F.H.A. 3: Vice-President Junior Class: S.C.A. Vice-President 4: Business Club, Treasur- er 4: Sentinel Staff, Make- up Editor 4: Castletonian Staff, Circulation Manager 4: Secretary Senior Class. Banner, Samuel Stevie Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 1, 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, Vice-President 3: President 4: Reporter Sophomore Class: Basket- ball 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Livestock Judging Team 1, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, Vice- President 3: One Act Play Cast 3, 4. Branson, Mary Elizabeth Freshman Club 1: Basket- ball 2: Athletic Club 2: Science Club 3: Library Club 4. Breeding, Mary Alice Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 2: F.H.A. 4. Brooks, Ronald C. Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Library Club 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Business Club 4. Buchanan, Frank Eldon S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 2: Athletic Club 3, 4: Basketball J.V. 2. Burke, Charlie Dean Freshman Club 1: F.F.A. 2, 3. Burke, Harold Eddie Freshman Club 1: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Tumbling Team 2: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2 : Represented Judging' Team Blacksburg 3: F.F.A. Pig Chain 3, 4: Basketball 4. Burnette, Rebecca G. Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1 : F.H.A. Club, Secretary 1: Castletonian Staff 4: Sen- tinel Staff, Typist 4: Bus iness Club, Secretary 4 S.C.A.. Secretary 4. Burton, H. C. Freshman Club 1: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol 1: S.C.A. Safety Committee 2: S. C. A. Recreation Com- mittee 2. C SS Carty, McArthur Freshman Club, Vice-Presi- dent 1: F.F.A. 1, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, 4: S.C.A. Dramatics Committee 1 : President Sophomore Class: Beta Club 3, 4: Sentinel Staff 4: Castletonian Staff 4: One-Act Play 4. Castle, Roger Lee Freshman Club 1: F.F.A. 1, 2: S.C.A. Dramatics Com- mittee 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2 : Reporter Sophomore Class 2: Music Club 3, Reporter 4: Castle- wood Band 1. 2. 3, Captain 4. Caudill, Norma Lee Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 11 F.H.A. Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Athletic Club 2, Secretary 3: 4-H Club 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Club 4. Chafin, Garland Eugene Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1 I F.F.A. 2, 3, Reporter 4: Football 3, Captain 4 : Basketball 3: Baseball 3. Chafin, Grady Jennings Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1 , F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Base- ball 4. Chafin, Reanthum Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2, Latin Club 2, Secretary 3: Art Club, Secretary 3: Re- porter 4: Flag Corps 4. Clark, Stanley Roger Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Safety Committee 1, 2: Safety Patrol 1, 2: F.F.A. 1, 2 Beta Club 3, Treas- urer 4: Business Club, President 4: Basketball 3: Castletonian Staff, Business Manager 4: Sentinel Staff, Typist 4. Colvard, Gene Freshman Club 1: Athletic Club 2, 3, President 4. UN 'WWW w Cook, Janice Lee Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 1, 3: Welfare Committee 2: Latin Club 2: F.H.A. Club 2, 3, Songleader 4: Choir 4. Cooke, Judy Wayne Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2: F.H.A. Club 2: Music 3, 4: Vice-President Chorus 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Couch, Erma Fay Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Library Club 2, 3, 4. Dean, Katherine Helen Freshman Club 1: S.C.A, Recreation Committee 1: F.H.A, 2, 3, 4. Dean, Carolyn Sue Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1: F.H.A. 2, 3: Business Club 4. Delp, Larry B. Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 1, 22 Athletic Club 3: Basketball Manager 3: Baseball 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Science Club 4. Dingus, Arville Junior Athletic Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Music Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Domby, Sammy Frank Freshman Club 1: Sopho- more Class Reporter: Li- brary Club 2: Basketball, J.V. 2: Baseball Manager 2: S.C.A. Treasurer 3: Drama Club, President 3, 4: Sen- tinel Staff, Typist 4: Castletonian Staff, Sports Editor 4. C ASS Fields, Dorothy Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Rerceation Committee 1 1 Science Club 1: F.H.A. 2. Garrett, Jean Horne Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Library Club 3, Secretary 2: Tumbling Club 3: S.C.A. Home Room Representative 3: Choir 2, 3, 4. Garrett, Kathleen Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1. 2: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: S.C.A. Ath- letic Committee 3: Science Club 3: Basketball 3: F.H.A. 4. Garrett, Sammy Joe Freshman Club 1: S.C.A, Dramatics Committee 1: 4-H Club 1, 2: F.F.A. 1, 3. 4, Treasurer 2: Choir 1, 22 One-Act Play Cast 1, 4: F.F.A. Area Hog Show Champion - 1958 4: Sen- tinel Staff 4: Castletonian Staff, Circulation Manager 4. Gibson, Anna Leigh Freshman Club, Secretary 1: 4-H Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Somzleader 1: Tumbling Team, Secretary- Treasurer 1: S.C.A. Dra- matics Committee, Secre- tary-Treasurer 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Band Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4th Place in State Twirling Contest in Bristol: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4: S.C.A. Home Room Rep- resentative 3. Gibson, Betsy N. Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1: 4-H Club 1: S.C.A. Citizen- ship Committee 2: Science Club 2, 3: S.C.A. Home Room Representative 4: Business Club 4: Choir 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4. Gibson, John William Freshman Club 1: Tumbling Team 2: Athletic Club 3, 4. Glovier, Boyd Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Safety Committee, Treasur- er 1: Safety Patrol 2, 4. Greer, Louella Freshman Class President: Library Club 1: Transfer- red from Roosevelt Junior High School, Rockford, Ill. September, 1956: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: F.H.A. 2, Reporter 4. Griffith, Billie Ruth Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 12 S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2: Drama Club 3: Art Club, Reporter 4: Flap: Corps 4. Hale, Bessie Bell Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2: Business Club 4. Hale, Eva Mae Fresim1n Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2: Art Club 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Biriness Club 4. Hale, Samuel Freshman Club 1: Tumbling Club 2, 3, Vice-President: S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 2. Hall, Dennis Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1: Athletic Club 1, 2: Tumbling Club 2, 3: Bus- iness Club 4. Hall, Max Douglas Freshman Club 1: F.F.A. 1: Sentinel 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, President 4: Basket- ball 3: Football 3: Coach, J.V. 4. Hall, Ronald Hugh Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2, 3: Baseball 2: Basketball 3: Football 3: Winner Foot- ball Metal 3: Library Club 4: Football Manager 4. C ASS Halloway, James Delmar Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: S.C.A. Safety Committee 2, 3: S.C.A. Recreation 2: Foot- ball 3: Athletic Club 3, 4. Helbert, Dorothy Mae Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2. Holbrook, Patsy Evelyn Freshman Club 1: Latin Club 1: Reporter Freshman Class: Cheerleader 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2: Miss Castlewoodf' 1: Science Club 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Band Head Majorette 3: Band Drum Major 4: Future Nurses Club 3, President 4. Houck, Errol Allen Freshman Club 1: Safety Patrol 2: Drama Club 3, 4, 5: Football 4: Castle- tonian Staff, Make-Up Editor 5 Z Sentinel Staff, Circulation Manager 5. Jessee, Betty Jewele Freshman Club 1: S,C.A. Citizenship Committee 1, 22 Business Club 4. Jessee, John D. Freshman Club 1: Secre- tary Sophomore Class: Li- brary Club 2: Music Club 3: Vice-President Senior Class. Jessee, Joyce Sybl Freshman Club 1: Vice- President Freshman Class: S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 1: Cheerleader 2. Captain 3: S.C.A. Dra- matics Committee 2: Latin Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Queen of Castlewood 2: Science Club, President 3, 4: Beta Club 3, Reporter 4: Football Cheerleader 3: Castletonian Staff, Student Photographer 3, Feature Editor 4: Sentinel Staff, Make-Up Editor 3, Editor 4: S.C.A. President 4: One- Act Play 4. Jessee, Patsy Faye S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 1: Freshman Club 1: Science Club 1, 2, Treasur- er 3: Basketball 3, Manag- er 4: Business Club 4: Sentinel Staff, Class Editor 4: Castletonian Staff, Sports Editor 4: Choir 4. Johnson, Clifford Freshman Club 12 S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1 1 F.F.A. 2. 3, 4. Johnson, Mildred Carol Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Home Coming Queen 4, Kiser, Brenda Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1. 2: Science Club 2: Cheerleader 2, 3: Music Club 3: Beta Club 3, President 4: Bas- ketball 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, President 4: S.C.A. Home Room Representative 3, 4: One-Act Play 4. Kiser, Gloria Sue Freslman Club 1: 'l'x'i-Hi- Y 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Art Club, Reporter 3, 4: Flag Corps 4. Kiser, Winston Delano Freshman Club l: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: Sentinel 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 4. Lambert, Shirley Loretta Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: F.H.A. 2: Library Club 3, 4. Lewis, Eva Price Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4. Linkous, Charlie Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation 1, 2: Football 3, Manager 4: Baseball 2, 3, Manager 1: Basketball 2, 3, Captain 3: Treasurer Senior Class: Athletic Club 4. CLASS Linkous, Gay Nell Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1: F.H.A. 2, 3: Business Club, Reporter 4. Mann, .lack Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Safety Committee 2: Ath- letic Club 3, 4. Marshall, Charles Eugene Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Marshall, Ernest Leon Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Basketball 3: Athletic Club 3, 4. Meade Arthur Freshman Club 1, S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Science Club 4. Meade, Cecil Freshman Club 1: Athletic Club 1, 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Meade, Donald Emmett Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 12 Science Club 3: Business Club 4: Cheerleader 4. ' Mullins, Charlene Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: F.H.A. 2: Art Club, Vice- President 3, Reporter 4: Flag Corps 4. Oney, Judy Ellen Freshman Club, President 1: S.C.A. Talent Contest 1: 4-H Club, Reporter 1: Song- leader 2: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1: Basketball 1, 3: S.C.A. Dramatics Com- mittee 2: Tumbling Club, Reporter 3: Beta Club 3. 4: S.C.A. Reporter 3: F.H.A. 4: Sentinel Staff, Sports Editor 4: Castletonian Staff, Editor 4. Phillips, Roger Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2: Safe- ty Patrol 3, 4. Purcell, Clarence, Jr. Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Dramatics Committee 11 4-H Club 1. 2: S.C.A. Rec- reation Committee 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Quillen, Frances Roberta Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 1: S.C.A. Recreation Commit- tee 2: Latin Club 2: Science Club 32 F.H.A. 4: Beta Club 4. Rasnake, Lee Burt Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1: Music Club 1: Library Club 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rasnake, Dorothy Jean Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Bulletin Board Committee 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2: F.H.A. 2. 3: Music Club 3: Art Club 4: Beta Club 4. Robinson, James Roger Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 1, 2: Athletic Club 3: Baseball 4. Robinson, Judy Rebecca Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Com- mittee 1: S.C.A. Citizenship Committee 2: Science Club 2, 3: Music Club, Reporter 3: Beta Club 3: Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Business Club 4. CLASS Rudder, Pauline Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2: S.C.A. Welfare Committee 3: F.H.A. 4. Salyer, Barbara Ann Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Athletic Club 3: F.H.A. 4. Salyer, James Clyde Freshman Club 1: Safety Patrol 1, 2: Livesock Judg- ing' Team 1, 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4. Salyer, McClellan McNeer, Jr. Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 1, 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Simms, Curtis Gene Freshman Club 1: F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. Skeens, Bernard Robert Freshman Club 1: Tumbling Club 1, 2, 4: S.C.A. Ath- letic Committee 1, 2: Ath- letic Club 33 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Skeens, Margarette Lucille Freshman Club, Treasurer 1: S.C.A. Athletic Com- mittee 1: Secretary-Treas- urer Freshman Class: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: 4-H Club 1, 2,: F.H.A. 3. Vice-President 4: Secre- tary Junior Class: Reporter Senior Class, Sentinel Staff, Circulation Manager 41 Castletonian Staff, Assist- ant Editor 43 Beta Club 4. Sproles, Mary Ruth Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Business Club 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: President Senior Class. Steffey, Richard Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 1, 2, 3: Library Club 4: Basketball 3, 4: Treasurer Junior Class. Stewart, William David Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 2: Athletic Club 3, 4: Basket- ball 1. 2, 3: Baseball Man- airer 2. Turner, Ruger Lee Freshman Club 1: 4-H Club 1: S.C,A. Athletic Com- mittee 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4. Turner, Tince Mae Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1, 2: F.H.A. 1, 4, Parliamentar- ian 3. CLS Turner, Wesley John Freshman Club l: 4-H Club 2' F F A 3 Wallace, Johnny Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Safety Committee 2: Safety Patrol 3, 4: Science Club 4. Williams, Tommy Oscar, Jr. Freshman Club 1: Safety Patrol 1: Athletic Club 1, 2, 4: Business Club 3: Basketball Manager 4: Basketball 2: Football 3, 4. Woods, Bobby, Joe Freshman Club 1: Business Club 4. . OF '5 Wood, Janice Deloris Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 12 Drama Club 3: F.H.A. 2, 4. Woods, Louise Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1 1 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. ' I Worley, Lawrence Clayton Freshman Club 1: S.C.A. Recreation Committee 1: S.C.A. Athletic Committee 2: Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Ath- letic Club 3, Vice-President: 4: Football 3, Co-Captain 4. JUNIOR CLAi L OFFICE First row: James Duncan, treasurerg Kay Keeney, secretary, Second row: Ray Bush, president Clara Sue Blair, reporterg Roger Glovier, vice-president. Billy Addington Clara Sue Blair Ray Bush Rose-ne C1-lrty Shelby Castle Ruhr-rt Durton .Ianu-s Dum-an Darlene Fields CLA., S OF '60 Wm CLASS PATSY KISER CECIL MAYS JULIAN MCMURRAY PHYLLIS MINNICK OF '60 PAUL FLEENOR ROGER GLOVIER MCARTHUR HALE OLAF HARMON ..34.... BOBBY MOORE LOUISE PIPPIN CLASS OF '60 ARTHUR PHILLIPS RONALD PUCKETT BILL RATCLIFFE 'W BOBBY VICARS -35- JOHNNY TOMPA MAXINE WILLIAMS r0PHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First, row: John Corriveau, prcsidentg Faye Ring, secretary: Faye Chabo, reporter. Second row William Gibson, treasurerg Tommy Blackstone, vice-president. CLASS UF 136- Jimmy Addington Glenda Amburgey Barbara Anderson Claudine Austin Lois Barnette Eleanor Beauchamp Tommy Blackstone Sharon Brooks Peggy Buchanan James Burns Martha Burton Shirley Burton Betty Bush Patsy Bush Bryce Castle Tommy Castle Faye Chabo Catherine Chafln Johnnie Chafin Patsy Chafin Sammy Chafin Elsie Cook John Corriveau Helen Couch Patrick Couch David Culbertson John Dooley Eugene Fields Janice Fields Patty Fiscus Judy Fraley Bobbie Gibson C ASS Lynn Gibson Ronnie Gibson William Gibson Nancy Glovier Jean Gooslin Mary Lee Greer Frances Grizzle Eliza Hale Charles Hall Henry Halloway Beverly Hamilton Scarlet Hartley Doris Holbrook Earnestine Hurd Roger Ireson Arlandi Jessee Nancy J essee Jean Johnson Nancy Johnson David Kalat Reba King Joella Kiser Judy Kiser Judy Long OF '61 Betty Marshall Lowell Marshall Mary Marshall Kay Mclnturff Helen Meade Syble Meade Mary Lou Minton Patricia Moorefield Judy Moretz Cornell Morris Faye Morrison Tommy Mullins Kyle Nash Bonnie Sue Osborne Garland Osborne Nancy Osborne Henry Phillips Peggy Powers Robert Powers Tommy Purcell Faye Ring Betty Robinson Carlyle Salyer Jackie Salyer Linda Salyer Mary Sue Salyer Clyde Sexton Jeanette Skeen Lorene Smith Robert Sykes Mary Sue Talbert Phyllis Vicars Dorothy Wagner Priscilla Whitaker James White Jolene Wood I C E R l Texre Penland treasurer Jane Garrett secretary David Farris vrge presidentg Randall Black K A , ZS s . .. s ,, ,Q 4,-, wi lg iff, if W Vi 9 3 QA if' 2 E Wi, We f my X sm N -V 5 ..f. w r 6. 355 Jean Garrett James Gibson Mary Gibson Annette Gilbert Mary Gilbert Sue Glovier Jack Grizzle Maida Grizzle Stella Grizzle Donna Sue Guinn Peggy Hale Charlotte Hall David Hall James Helbert Opal Helton Sammy Herndon Lois Hicks Judy Hileman Kyle Hillman Shirley Hobbs W. H. Horne Linda Huff Ann Hulsey Mary Hurd Bobby Ireson Johnny Jacobs Delsie Jessee Glenn Jessee Jackie Jessee Melba Jessee Giles Johnson Irene Johnson Sarah Johnson Charles Jonas Freddie Kenley Elmore Keith Shirley Keith Bobbie Kiser Dana Kiser Omer Kiser Wiley Kiser, Jr. Edd Lampkins CLASS Elizabe Shirley Dennis Tommy Jimmy Linda Joyce Linda Darlis Ella M Irene Janice Joyce Lillie Linda Norma Kelley th Lampklns Lewis Long Marshall Martin J o Mason Maxfielcl Melnturff Meade ae Meade Meade Meade Meanle M ae Meade Mezule Meade Monk Faye M oo re Cornelia M oretz Lola Mullins Robert Osborne Sammy Osborne Wayne Osborne Mack 'l'exie Clifton Perry Penland Phillips Imogene Phillips Margaret Phillips Bruce Porter James Powers Janette Powers Emory Puckett Douglas Purcell Rebecca Rasnake Jerry Lee Rntcliffe Charle ne Ring Wayne Roberts Eddie Jeanet Robinson te Robinson Joanne Salyer Joyce Salyer Ronnie Salyer Sidney Salyer Eva Lynne Searcey Kyle Skeen Cheryl Smith Shirley Sproles Wanda Sproles Peggy Stamper Johnny Statzer Sammy Statzer Billy Steele James Steele Euzene Stone Charles Suit Betty Sullivan Geraldine Talbert Noah Taylor Edward Townes Evelyn Vicars Barbara Wallace Freddie Wallace Eddie Whitaker Brenda Wilson Brenda Worley CLASS OF y EIGHTH GR DE First row: Curtis Adams, Anna Alderson, Second row Ronnie Bartee, Faye Bennette Luther Alderson, Barbara Austin, Patsy Austin, Johnny Bentley Muriel Brooks, Eugene Burke R. N. Ball, Robert Ball, Glenn Barnette. Gaines Burke Ha7e1 Burton, Danny Bush -44-. R , S, 2 '- 5 , 1, 9 f 3? G 'ss A .2 . Y I . pi, fi' ,,.. , .ii , i v b .. 4 as lllul. , M 1 Ea? W ' EIGHTH GR DE L:-EL 'Q' Q..-4' 'MY .31 ,...,oi' First row: Jeanette Bush, Lousann Byrd, Susie Byrd, Patricia Carty, Brenda Castle, Phyllis Castle, Ray Castle, Donald Chafin. Second row: Freddie Chafin, Roger Chafin, Vir- ginia Chafin. Jerry Clark, Marvin Clark, Franklin Clifton, Lincoln Compton, Joann Cooke. Third row: Betty Nell Cooper, Betty Ann Couch, Donald Couch, Eugene Dean, Nedra Dean, Peggy Dean, James Dickenson, Betty Dingus. Fourth row: Eufola Dingus, Gary Dingus, Jack Dishman, Bobby Edwards, Gail Fields, Gaines Fields, Howard Fields, Nellie Fortner. ,ww ...wa was M-v 3 lr -i , 1 .43 li Fifth row: Benny Franklin, Bobby Gibson, Donald Gilbert, Belva Glovier, Sammy Glovier, Linda Gray, Margaret GriH'ith, Elmer Guinn. Sixth row: Linda Faye Gullett. Nancy Gullett, Roger Gullett, Clyde Hale. Lincoln Hale, Dwight Hall. Edith Hall, Phyllis Hall. Seiieiitli row: Randall Hall, Sammy Hall, Rob- ert Halloway, Lynn Hankins, Raymond Harmon, Charlotte Hartsock, Janice Helbert, Lynn Helbert. ..45.. . ., ., s A' i 'J fs? EIGHTH CR DE .wi First row: Catherine Helton, Ernestine Hens- dill, Jeweldine Hensdill, Freda Herron, Fern Hicks, Ronnie Hicks, Joe Hileman, Ray Hileman. Second row: Carroll Holbrook, Carlos Hubbard, Bernice Hurd, Evelyn Hurd, Thelma Hurd, Eddie Ingle, George Ingle, Linda Ireson. Third row: Bobby Jessee, Clyde Jessee, Jr., Dorothy Jessee, Kay Jessee, Mary Ann Jessee, Sandra Jessee, Sue Jessee, Jessie Johnson, Jr. Fourth row: Judy' Johnson, Sue Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Rena Kalat, Carol Keith, Curtis Keith, Phyllis Lambert, Betty Lampkins. Fifth row: Gene Linkous, Loretta Marshall, Sue Mason, Mary Maxfield, Jimmy Mays, Clyde McCoy, Carol Meade, Dorothy Meade. Sixth row: Mary Ruth Meade, Margaret Meadows, Ronnie Milton, Henry Moore, Ethel Mullins, Abel Oney, Charlie QS,b9rng, Lois Osborne. Seventh row: Patsy iOsb'6rne, Roy Osborne, Jackie Owens, Patricia Pardue, Joyce Parrott, Carol Sue Phillips, Jeanette Phillips, Peggy Phillips. -46- EIGHTH GR DE First row: Ruth Phillips, Wilma Phipps, Sue Pippin, Anna Ruth Porter, David Powers, Linda Powers, Shirley Powers, Douglas Ramsey. Second row: Garland Ramsey. Judy Ramsey, Larry Ramsey, Bernice Rhoten, Hershall Robinette, Jean Robinson, Neva Robinson, Pauline Robinson. Third row: Sue Robinson, Ronald Rose, Archie Salyer, Betty Sue Salyer, Marie Salyer, Sue Salyer, Doris Scarberry, Jerlean Scarberry. If xx Fourth row: Mary Ruth Scarberry, James Sex- ton, Alice Faye Skeen, Douglas Skeen, Ellen Skeen, Jewell Skeen, Nina Smith, W. A. Steffey. Fifth row: Eddie Stidham, Delores Sutherland, Della Taylor, Joyce Taylor, Doris Towns, Linda Sue Turner, Clayton Wallace, Nell White. Sixth row: Willie Willis, Barbara Worley. .-471 GR DE EC -43- Mrs, Evelyn Johnson Seventh Grade Mrs. Louise Mabe K Seventh Grade Mrs. Llouella Selfe. 'Seventh Grade Mrs. Paul Adams Sixth Grade Mr' Helen Beauchamp ixth Grade Mrs. Gladys Duff n Fifth Grade rs. Dorothy Gillenwatex ' Fifth rade Mrs. Polk Wolfe Fifth Grade Miss Bess Gibson Fourth Grade Mrs. Virginia Jones Fourth Grade Mrs. Gaines Osborne Fourth Grade Mrs. Pearl Ball Third Grade Mrs. Sarah Beauchamp Third Grade 3 -L Miss Geneva Mullins A.Third Grade gzgiifliss Carolyn Kiser 'giJSecond Grade Jrs. Frances R. Kiser Second Grade iss Frances Lee Searcey Second Grade Mrs. Dorothy G, Dorton Kr' First Grade Mrs. Nell Linkous QF First Grade Mrs. Betty Nell Milton 6 First Grade j. ,,..---V ' ' ,wf M-1-:::f 'N A ,fn-fM:.M-'j 7 . I ' , A l M QYIYYY XM?-A,,, .,.,, W. gi ' i - w.5P '57 C , ,f ff' Q KWW- ! Lai 'L ?-ff'-ggi gig?-Q I, ,I U F Il f ,,g:,-iff U xr 1 A XiX , ,----' ff I J ff: ,,..,,:i: '..,.-,,M,, Q - ' X x ' Z? ? 2 X f 5' K PM A W 5 ++ 7, Q ,, ......-+1-'gm' ! --,na-rf f- , -ggi'-' .4-- I --5,.-:-r- , P--Q 2 , - 1 - - ...,.-'----M ! f ,M Q Y ' f' ' .. it ,AQ 9 . ' + 2 W ,,, . . A .,..,.w...., - ' ..---' WAA E Y ,'.1l.-M V r--- H,..,,-Cf' Q 'W - A W Y AY A ,,,,,v 'Q , . 1 fn -: Y ' 1 A ' : . :j - ,.. i M I ff: f -F A Q A ,. -'Q A ,, ,f- '- 'I A' A -1'- ji ,Wg X W X- .QL ,,....4f -- , f X ' A r-J 1 ,f r f - ' v Y , ,,, , gi 7 'W' . -,f,f,'f?f:,, 1 , l' - I 4 ' FIRST GRADE Flrst row: Johnny VVl1itf-, .-l2lTllQH 'Ki:4m'. Paul f'h:1f- James XVhitl-, .lfllllllly l'rn'tP1', .lvrry f'llllN'l'lSUll. In, Rilly fwhllflll, Hilly ll:-rllrlnn. l12ll'l'y llillmaln, l'l:1u1le- Third row: I'zum-111 Hull, Nillllj' Sznlyvr, llre-mlm fllilflll, l':ik'll2ll'll Unstle, .lorry l'hzxi'i11. 'l':nyIm', Nzulinv ltufh, Limln l:lll'llXYlllt'. Shirl:-v Steffvy Second row: 4lern'g1- Alglgg-411-fl, liulu-rt Fifllls, limp Ilnrlmm lllL'liUllSHll, lh-th Fir-llls, lmuisv 1'm'm-llc, Mild rl 'l'lll'l1Pl', lhmzllfl Hull, Ihnmld 'l'ur'm-V, .lzu-kiv llallv, 11-rl lixw-n-clixng, Mrs, lmrwtlmy G, lmrtmm, tv:l4'lw1'. FIRST GRADE First row: lrvlnu l'h:1I'in, liwighl lngle, 'l'nmmy l:l'2lllSIill, Jr., l.:1rrj,' 4'l1:1fil1, -lv!'l'Y lllflilvl iltriuk, Miclmvl .IPSSH-, Charles llruwninq, lim-g.1'g'iv Third row: Ninn Gail llzlll, KzlthyllV:l1ll4-y,Kzltll5 'Slit'-mlm, 1f14,g-W pluwm-,lv lmmmi.. 1g.,,-qwiln, Alvlie-ym.I4ls, lmuiln Maul.-, lfllll-n lh-lherl, Shirley Nun Second row: .llllllllly N5'l ', Giles liusv, Blum-I' Slov- lm-5, l'l:1r:l lle-ss, l':ntly Ann Sznlyvr, XY:1ml:x lla-llwrt, El' ens. Carlus Hurd, Jimmy illlilflll, Rrxu-0 limfllvy, lmnuld mvl Hull, liulmbiv .ln tluinn, Mrs, Nell Linkuus, fE'2lt'll0l .-50... FIRL' GR E First row: Clint XYhit4-, Stvvim- Huh-, Stnnlvy Hurml, Third row: IN-bm lhvlling, Sln-llvy tlrizzh-, Maurlvm- lllllllly Hzrlv. William 4'lill'li. l,lll'I'j II.nI1-, 1l1'1-grwy .Ivssm-, I,ln1l:n livlln-rl xlillj' ,XIIII Axlznms, Huy King, Iillrklvs. I 1':mklin Hxvld, Sm-tty 'l'2lj'lUY'. Suzil- Hihmm, Xzrnvy l'Ill:1 .lrvlmsmg l,i1uI:1 4'ulln-Vtsml. Second row: Alit'll2ll'l .lx-sm-1-, Ihrlvhy l'llllN'l'lSlIll, .Illlij 1':1:4Ilx-, Num-3' llulrillxun, ll:l1'l1:ll':l 1'l:1l'k. Alil1ll'l'll 1-sw-+A Svznrhn-1'ry, Imvial I:l'1l!1S1Ill, .Iimmy Hslmrm-, Austin, Mrs, Ill-tl, Nm-ll Milton, In-:mln-l'. luhuuy l:1ylm', lmslm' Ilurel. l.lIly Ilnln-1'Is:v11, liulmn- lIl'lt'I'ill1, LEGO D GR E First r0W: Hnlxlfy Smith, 'PHIIIIIIX M4-:uh-, In-wm-5' Ilulu-l'Ir'n11, l'liI'!'m'1l Mullins. Kiss-V, Ililly .Iwo Ilrlle-, .Iuniur .lm-sso, Runnin- lhnznrmlwim-4 Third row: Mau .Xml Gibson. l':nul4-ll:1 SiZl'llIlll'l'. 1.11-gury ,xusqiny l:1,.1gi,. 5li14A1mm, ' .Xmm Kzullwrim- li!-izfll-, Nmlim- llvizzlm-, Maury llurnl, Second'row: I.il'd:l 1l:u'1'4-I, Ilillllil Sw:-4-ln-y, Hur- l'fl1'IKIllll' Iiwrvu Fivllls, I':1l1'i1-in Nm-, .laxuiv Kisvr, lim-ily burn Ingle-, l4'l'::lu-is lhlilmq, Sm- lluI'i', Mzury Monk, .lu Smlmlla-1', Ilmumiv Inu- Allslill, Mrs. l4'r:ll1w-s Ii. Kim-V, Irvlulzn lillilfill, Hurry Imx- Ihxlv, Alle-I1 Hulv. 'l'+vnm15' tvm-Im:-1'. -51... . ECOND GRADE First row: .laxuu-s Hull, .lznuu-s l'l:1y, .luv Stvt't'i-y, Third row: Miss l4'i'u111w-s Iwi- Hi-:mimi-x', ll'ElL'lll'l' Lyunip Hull lggqsil 1:1-izzltlv lilly'-y Ilyml .lvggt-,Av Hula- I,ui'4-uiu Mullins, l i':iuliy K 4vi'm-ll, l l':i1upInu Mays Q-rt lee l'h:1I'iu. Xzxuvy .Xml Hurd, l':iuwl:1 Uslwriul, ISV:-u4l:n Sui- 'I':iylm' SeC011d row: I-Ellis .le-ssm-, Vurtis 1lI4wivl', liulu-i'1 In-l1'u':'l1 .Xllvu, Xziuvy liuuuu .li-:eu llurnl. lie-lm Sum Minton, lS:u'ry Imtsun, liriuw- llwxwanrsl. Ilugw-1' liaium-x', Mzlys. .luiii lliug, lluth Ilyrnl, .lzxm-I limi llullvrmflas I.:'i'rx- Smith, .l:iuu-s Hynes, liwuzulal Hull-, 1'lu'is Smur- Vwlirniv Austin. lvviiyi, SECOND GRADE First row: lmuuie- Fzmsllv, .linuuy Hull. Giles li:ill, setlw, l..1l'rv IP-fn-l, Imviml i'llllN'l'lSHll, .I1wl1l1ll5' -IPFSVI' Shirley XVnml5', lflrlun llrizzlv, lu-wa-y lluiwl, lveznu llallv, .luuiur Fil-l4ls, liilly llzlll, limuiim- I:liliPl'lS. Third row: Szuualizx Hibsmu, .luily Miliml, .luili Second I'0W: Iiuurly Mullins, lluhlly Sli-vm-us, lluxw-y Sluwmlvs, I,u:1uu.- ilwrmf, lfllhvl t'l:li'k, l'1-gfggy iii-ilu-rl Austin, -llihlllly Kisei: Mark llivke-usun, Il:ix'icl Murris- Maury Allllllill, I':11ly ll.1ll. Adu llalili-y, Susziu Phillips Susan Rzirlu-!', Miss Vziiwlyii Kisvr, lt-12li'llPl'. Q ...52- 1 THIRD GR First row: lmnny XVl1i1e, Min-hzwl Ununts, 'l'm'ry Third row: Miss Honexzx Mullins, lean-llvrg Floyve Iliglw, lit-'lillvlh flSilHl'llH, 'I'nmmy lirzxttmi, 1'lyclv.IPsSv, fllnx'ivl', .Indy Ilingus, lI'0llt' llillnis, Dizuiai :Xlltll'I'S0ll, I'mmny lli1'k4'ilS4lll, Simim-y tmllil-i'. Inmizu Ulm-k, .lllilililzl .ln-ssl-, l.imi:1 XVhilv, l:l't'lld2l llzlll, Second row: llmizulll Kiiig, Runnin- 1lSlblll'llt'. llnwvlfi lmis Mul'1'iss1-llv, IM-tty Kim-V, Maury .lnuv King, Marilyn :l'2lX, .lzu-liiv llllrll, film-ix XVHVI1-y. I':lli.l't'llt' Smilh, Hose- Sim-il-, Im-lu-lisffiu, llniliiy M:u,ug1li'xi. Ilzly l:I2l4Hl'j', .lunvt Stu ll-Y llllllq- S'4'll1'v IIA THIRD C DE First row: 'l'+m.niy llzmlv, Vlyliff .ll-ssl-Q-, .l. W 1-Sm-4-4 .iulllllly lhvrls. .lxum-S lirizzlv, .llllllllly l.5'l1lv W:ni'l'vl1 S1-xtvm. .lvrry 4'illli'l'i1, llznrry Slvl'l'n-5. Second row: Willizlm Ilzlilvy, Sta-viii Sli-waxri, l'lil'- lwul Sli-fl.-y, I':111l 1'l:I1'lQ, Idugviu- 'l':15'lnl', .Ii-rry li'1-sim. w v Imris Fil-ills, Mzlvy Elle-11 4':lsllv, Mary .Xllll Steffa ,- 3 w nfl: Third Ifow: .I-vsm-lrllimi 412lllll't'll, l'l1:lrluttv Kmililx, Yii'p4li1i:1 llrizzlv, l'l1:1i'lwlle- limiis, lluhv H1-llwrl, XY:1mi41 .il-xsm-. llllivzn S:':11'lwi'ry, Virginian Wliilv, lhvlly liusv, lwlllll Xl xx Nl ' . 'L 2 . zijn, . Vs. lm-:url lizlll, twivlu-v'. I -53- THIRD GRADE First row: llzxnny l!:1i'ko1', Pirlclie tlllwit-V, Hflfliv Third row: lliztnzn llztll, lit-'ilif'l't'1l llellingrvr, llizlne tluinn, Andy lwlp, Guy .lm-ssev. Phillips, .lu l'Illt-n Kiss-i', .It-:ln t'li:1l't'in, llrvmlzi Gibson. Second row: Vzuiml Ann llzlll, lirlrlil- tlmvclsnii, l.inrl:1 XY:lll.1w-, 'l':1n:1 Iluth Milton. .luyvv XVzlll:u't-, llinrln Mhllllb' Alilllflll, M4-Nt-il Uslmrm-, Mt'.X1'lliu1' llnrfl, .lin1- l'li:1l'in4 Mis. Szlrnli l:t'Zllll'ilillllll. tt-zullwr. 4.Xlns1-nt my ll:tll, IA'tIlHli'Kl XYn1'ln-y, .Iinnny t'l1:ll'in, l'z1nu-lan llnrtl. wht-n 1llL'llll'k' wus t4liIt'll,i D FOURTH GRADE Mum -W-M First row: 'Ft-fl flrizzlt-, f'2ll'llHll Monk, l,:'ll'I'y flriz- Stef't't-yr, Vurtis Minton, l,m'ett:l Kiser, Mzlrx' AIQIVSIIZIH, zle, Smitty SNVUPIIQY, .linnny Smith, A. 1'. llnrlc, 'l'unx1ny Mztrtlizi Vwunls. llillpzus. Third row: Kzxtlu Kisvr, lit-tty llnrd, l,mw-iw Hull, Second row: Ann Szllyn-V, .linnny Austin, t'li:ti'li4- Nzlnvy 4'lil'tf1n, lin-ity llzxll, iil't'llti2l llzlle-, Uwe-ttal l':lt4 lmy, tlrztnt hee AIHVSIIEIII, l.:u'i'y Atlllinglvln, llzlrnlfi Viwli, l.in1ln Fivlrls, 'l'lit-lnm fliizzlu, thnx' Swt-om-3 1lo:1l'le1nt- Mullins, Nlrs. llnint-S 4Islun'm-, tm-:mln-i'. ....54, FO RTH GRAD s-I , E 3. First row: 'lmnnny tilwver. .lurnvs Wumly, Szunnmy Third row: llildwllx Gross, Gail HUl'llt4, .lnnv .lur- I.lllIlPl', IN1ll'll2lSf:lllllll, .linnny Mullins, .lwhn Ilyrrl, damn, .Iunvt Ullllvertsmx. Palsy Ilulluwzly, .Indy Nm-, Imam-1' llillgllls. Sllill'Ibll Mmuulo. l,infl:u Mawson, .Xnn XVl1iIn-. Maury Ann Second row: l'l1iIin 4'111u'l1, lluln-1-1 4l1'it't'ith, llnll- l'wx, .lzlnivv Hulf, Miss Ill-as llillsnn, Il-zullu-V, lu HIIVII, XYlnsl4lll l:I!lll'4Y, XYinsl1rn Kisn-V. Ililly Fil-lmls. lllllvl' lflllx, Innlln Vnsllv. FOURTH GRADE fn ,MXN S Mus ......... First row: llrluw- AIJl2'g'2ll'd, XY:1nd:1 l.2llllDlilllS, Third row: Mrs. Yi1'p:,'ini:1 Jun:-S, ta-:u-lwl': Iiuln-rt 1l.u1l1- liuwlill-s, Ilinun Hurd, 'lwlllllllllbl fluinn, I.in4l:l Nlll1l A', If--v l':ll1'il-li, Vzlrul Mullins, Kc-llllvlll HHH, xtwn. Arnulml .IQ-sm-Q-, Slu-llvy 1l:11'1'e11t, l!1'1-mln Mullins. .lzmnn-s XYm'l1-y. llulu-l'l Se-xlun. Second row: ll'l ltl XX'zlll:un', L1-ml 'I':lylm', .lzu-kiv Nlamnxm-1',A .luylw llvm-S. xvllyllk' XVl1it1-. Imllglzxs llrzul- I4x', llinvlll Illxwll. -55- FIFTH GRADE First row: linger Hull, .If11'1'y Gilliam, Hilly fvfllllsh, Third row: Mrs. ililleuwaiter, teiwlwiy Luis .lessen Billy Hillman, Hubby Sexton, Jimmy Guimi, .Inu Boris, i'll2ll'lQ-'6ll illnvier, Patsy Gibson, Sue Flilltj, Betty llrizzlv, larry Hull, Earl Hale. Num-y 'Tziylm-, liindn .lvssve-. Gladys li1'vefling.:', VVilm:1 Second row: Shirley Ilingus, Nm-nm Hii-ks, l'iiul Slflllllllvly Nm-11 live Kisvr, lfrlyt' Gllilill, Suv M4'l1i'Yll- llsilu, llminie Mc-aiclo, llfvllnif- lliripius, 1':u'ljvl4- l'l1:1l'i11, lS-'911 1'l11 T4l5'l l'- Holuliy Se-xtmi, .izmics Ul'2l1lll'5', llwviqiv liurfl, lmnzllil ll2ll'l'iS. FIFTH GRADE First row: XX'illaur f'hllI't'il. Jlillilllik' Ilii-kensun, Iilll'li, .iimm5 lhiilvy, .limmy lluff, .liml11y4'nlu'l1, IAIVVQ IIIIHUI' Mullins, Ilugel' l':v1lel', Mivlizlvl Ste-el:-, 4l:n'1ivlt llivks. l':1ylur, llznry Kisf-V, Jimmy Shr-llvy, iizirry iinlv, Sammy Third row: Suv HHl'l'Ull, Mary Lu- llzull, .lllllllll ling. Hillomzin, Slialrmi Stew-lv, Maury Lee .lUllllNl:ll, Mary Second row: flziil IIIPIIH,lXl2lXi0lut12llit', Iiimlzi Sykvs, Iiurfl, Sliirlvy Kisvr, lllemlzx liiulilvy, l,i11:l:1 lihilfill, ll4rliz1ldf':lStex-l, liuyiimml Nuys, XY:1lte1' llrviy, Iilrnest Pansy Mays, .Ifmis llznll, lluimie Austin. Mrs. Pnlk XYull'e, te-roller. ,561 FIFTH GRADE ' First row: Iidriiv Samlyvr, tluil Kisvlz Stvplwn XV:nl- .lvssm-, xvillllil' llriz I4-, Shirlvy Kisvr, Sm- llingy XVil- lvn. Iiuhhiv Uslm1'mA, Iluddie Szxlum, Xvilliillll S2lI'g'l'IlI, Hun ll:-llwrt, .Xrlhur'I'u1'm-V, llnhm-rl 1'm'mllt, II1-xvzurci l':lllliS. Iinln-rl 4l:u'1'vt1, l.a11'y Third row: Kathy Szllyvr, ln-lwru Szllyor, Imran Ilfwlvillsvvn, .xll'X.l1l4'HlIS, 4:l'lZZlt', .l.nm' 1'zul'tvr, Mary Hula-, Mary lmll 'l'ilXllrl', Second row: Iizlryl Phillips, Ilully Hull, Vznlhy' Hlzlllu- l :l1'r, .M-:ln Mc-zldv, XV:1ml:n llzllv, l :uy XYurI4-y, llwwlsfrll, lhw-ll-11: lfinglls, IN-llzl Mm- llrzulln-y, -lllllj' A1I'S.f:I1llljSI7lll1l',It'2ll'lll'I'. L IXTH GRADE First row: Mrs.lim-:111vl1:1n11r,te:1n'lu-1'3l':11'ollKim-V, lin-mlzn ltludill, l'zu'nly11 llzmtvliftl-. Yirginisf .le-ss:-1-, I'uml1ly 'I'ulln-rt, Fay Stvi'1'vy, llvlnvvval Szllw-V, .IHIIIPS llllill Doris, Shirley Mvzirh-, .lzlnv Mivhol Austin. vas:-v, l!:11'lv:11'.1 Szllyvr, Haurrim-1 ililvsfm, Szlnflm l.u:4l4-y, Third row: Shm-lx':1 Mvaulv, James llzlll, l,4-n Szllye-V, Illllllw' XYilsmm. .llnly llym-S, li:1l'lu:1I':l Szllm, .Xllll ll:u'km', 5l.ll'f.1'Zll'l't Suth- Second row: liddim- Ilelrke-r, I'1l'0llfliL' Stull:-y, .lulnmy vrlzlml, .luv Hillm-spin-, IR-lv l'l'2lll'l', .lnvk Ingls-, 'l':lw-:4 tlilxw 11. liilly Kim-V, I':1l1y Vmlvlls, Maury .xllll XYl'ight, -IHIIIISHII, .luv Rise-V, .luv 'l':uylm-, 'Pummy Mvguh-, XTH G E - an A911 In .-. .. - First row: ill-Vznlml Mullins, l!v11l1111 Vux, lIt4lll'j' Ii1111:1lcl I7lt'lit lSlPll l':1t1'i1-1:1 llnulluy, Helvn M1-:ull-, Mary Hurd, .l1'., XVe11clQ-l .l:1m1l1s, l':111l ilrizzlv, I':1t1'i1-1:1 1YXVL'llS, lllllll Wl151v, I'illll llxxle. .l41l11111y Szllyor, .I1'. l 1'z1111-vs Iiuulh, Ulu-1'1'l i'h:1I'i11, linszn I,z111111ki11s, Nam:-5 Third row: I1:1x'i4l Fields, XVilliv .lm-ul-s, Mary 1':1l'i4-11, l'hv1'N'l Milmlu-111, llill .I110 l'l1illips. lClln-11 lfiolllx I':111l l'm111n'l1, .l:1111l-S lluris, .l:1111m-S Ms-zulu, Second row: Mrs. ,fxllillllbk If-:1vI1n-1': ll'L'll0' tl1'1zzl0, Xvllllillll t'n11f'l1. IVUIIQIIIS llzulo. lluln-1't Hull-, Shelby I1'2Ill llrzulle-y, Sm- lmulvy, .Ie-:111v1lv fl1'it'i'ill1. X'l'2llll4'S .lvwnl f'l1z1t'i11. In-wvy Alllvllvlll, l':111'i1-in IN11111, l'1llALl4'llt' 4'l1z1l'i11, Shi1'lv1' llzlily, lim-11cl:1 Hrizzlc, lMv11a1lml flruss, XYl1ilv. SEVE TH GRADE .. Q L 4 First row: 'l'11111111y Mi11tn11, llelvn llzlll-, Shirley ry Swm-1-1115, H111'f1l4l 'l'l1u111:1s Hull, Nfllllj' H:111ki11s, Mrs. iywl, llznvicl llfwlw, l4'11x'f- Sl'2ll'lM'l'l'Y, Lluyfl .l11h11s4111, l 1':1111-ws S4-Ill-, l6'2l4'llt'l'. lw11'g'e Ste-vv l'l1illi11s, llvltx' .lilllv l'l1illi11s, .luyl-11 Third row: Slllilyllf' l'l1111'm-l1, .l:111vlt1- Nunll-y, l :1ye- USSPH, Ki:-h:11'd .lllslis-e, 'IH-llcly ,luv l!111'l1:111:111, Sum- l':lllllS, l'l111111:1 Imu Elm-ll14-VI, .le-1'1'y Slnlwlll-S, S1:111luy lii11g.:', Hrrhlny .lov NYm1rl, Il1'w-4li11g', 'l'l11111111w Ilzlll. 1:2ll'lilllll K4-11111-dy, .l.1111e-S Hol- Sec0nd row: llululsy .Inv Ke41111eAdy, t'l1z11'lin- l!n:1kl1-, In-1-1, Iwwmy hm- t'l1z1I'i11. .I:111im- lilzlrllvy, Vi1'g:i11iz1 llillll- livvlyllv llalilvy, Suv lllflltl, 4:2lll Szllve-1', M:11'v f'2l!4lll'. Saw, Alll-11.lL-:4se1v H1-lv11 Fzlvu Ball. XVil111:1 xVil?l'llt'l', XVilliz1111 l:2ll'llt:ll1', S:1111111y Iizlile-y, .lm-1'- ' V . -58-. EETH G,.E his First row: Mrs. Mzllw. I1-an-lu-l': .luzulm Klllllll1S. :nss llI'Q'XYl'l', 1l:u'I:n11zl Iiurm-ttv, .lm-li In-mlx .lz1vuhs, ' 4 1 1 yblsy ll:.ll, .-Iuyvv I,inlwus, l'l'l1lI'lllll1' .lm-ssl-1-f lzuulvtiu Xlumls, .Xmvllzx .ln-Qsw-, Stmwy Mm-mls-, Ihylmy Ilrzutlf-11, 1lu1'1lwn illwvss, lim-rvl':v lll't'!'lllIl,2. .lllzlllll Hslwrlu-. Second row: Blildu-:I 'l'1lwm-s, lrfh-ll:l Almwis, Nan dim- llimuls, llul-y Sulyvr, Ilnrgis Sm-xtmn. Il:ul1-4'4mw4lm-ll. .li E T fd NM wig w ,,.-E -ef First row: Ynlzlmlzu Vznrly, Ihwhby .luv Imvis, Maury In-ll Szxyle-V. Swmlrzx .Il-Swv, Milan Mm- In-xxis, Iiulh Vurx Sacond row: lf'vrn Imvis. Xvilllllll Phigms, Iinul-1' Nlmwlsun, .lznm-s I'1-wx, Inns Sullu-rlanml, lliwlmzurml Hull, . llyllll 1-my, X1-rin lmu In-mules. 2 S s .limmy All-zulv, Ilu- lLIilil'l', Imris Aliuluu, l4j'llll Phillips Q11 Illll I'w x llufl' lflw-qlnlx 41-ll'1-, . 1' 2 . '.-534 , Third row: Alsuvgzuxw-I .Xml llzunu-V, M:u'p,::ln-I llughvs, llau-b:ul':n Jums, lmnzllel Sulm, Sluirlm-3' llimrus, Vwllly lluxwl, Hung llzulm-. N1-lllv Iirl-wm-V, Sylvia .Inlan- sml, Guin'-s XY:ulv Ilil-lu-llwm. Imugglus Alvxulv. S4-'ally XYllil4-, 421-n1':1i:1 lCl:1m. CN F I 4 4 we -Third. row: .l ml y l'lll'4'l'll, Suv Mingus, .lu Am: lmvls, .Xrlv-lhzx lle-rllzlun, .lzmlvv Slim-1-ll, li:nrln:u':1 K1-ith, . 1 l,1.ly .l1'I'tl1hll, l,4-mlzlrml Hun, .luv t'11Iln-rlsnn, wh.-n gniwllw- wus mln llznll, I'Il'il- llUll4'li, .lzlvliiv linluin- Alrs. .lnlxns1n1, tm-:u'l1v1', l.XlbSA'lll -111, Grade Pupils Engage in aried Activities 5556115 SN TM: NEHG 'I 5 0 Upper lejt: Paul Grizzle is putting news reports on the bulletin board. Dewey Mitehem and Irene Grizzle are in the foreground. Upper right: Bobby Joe Kennedy, Virginia Ramsey, Tommy Minton. Helen Hale, and Teddy Joe Buchanan are making good use of their study period, Center: Elaine Farr, Gail Horne, and Jane Carter are majorettes in the Junior Band. Lower left: Janet Sue Stanley and Harry Steffey were chosen the King and Queen of the primary grades at a Valentine Carnival held in the Castlewood gym February 14. Lower ri,gl1z: At the Valentine Carnival Elaine Farr and Billy Kiser were crowned King and Queen of the intermediate grades. Y WJM44. - q6,,.ffffg U, 'NM K V f P' .,rr!,.fd,, ..,A I,'w,x.fw,,f,:f,M,. ' MWMM '?'f Vigifffffffii 'A'A T7 '4 !,,, X m,,,,,'- 'f',WM,A ,- j . Lm.. f K ffjf ',k'-JJ, Immiid ,K 'ffn,,, -f' WMOMNAFW- - My WM K f - VII - ,ffw ,ff K f f- Vw , N.--------':.,..--'f' Miz! ,ff !,f ' Wifi, W M ,,Lfff , f ' M ff' X ,,...-,A A- My : . 'fn 'Zyl ,,-'f'! iff-fo ' gg V fQ , 5 Us .5 - , s gill'-::'L ' , .. A ' f 1:4 j,'L12fj,,, 4 M- ff W -- M Z1'37 'j,, 'fiflilil W g , -M. :1f'f1f f ' ! Z.. Mdl:4 A, im Uk.. dv,-,N,,,. or me CASTLETOMN . Eorronm STAFF f ,,,,.--f f ' 1,,,-A ,,,,,M'! 'w' 'h 'Q W 1-,,,,., W- AI'-1V.rh,v,,,... if 0 amz AT! 9! Ill, rv' I, CA Works With P.T.A., Sponsors Christmas Baskets STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION COUNCIL ... - B! A First row: Joyce Jessee, president: Carol Baker, vice-prcside1'e,t: Rebecca Gooslin, secretaryfq Bill Ratcliffe, trea.sure1'.' Jolenc Wood, reporter. Seconcl row: Daniel Undcrstal, Jerry Harlass, Jackie Salyer, Sue Jessee, Virginia Chafin, Pamela Steffcy, Lynn Hankins. Gail Salyer, Cheryl Chafin. Barbara Salycr, Freddie Selfe, Cheryl Smith. home 'room reprcserttafivcsq Mary Ruth Sproles, president semlm' class: John Graybeal, spmisor, Thzrd row: James Gibson, yircsident ffreslzmrm class: Texie Penland, room reprcsentatitieg Jackie Phillips, Paul Adams, Jr, mom reyoresentfttzvesg Rav Bush, president jimior class: Faye Chabo, Brenda Kiser, Linda Amburgey, Jane Garrett, Patty Fiscus, Betsy Gibson, room represen- tatives: John Corriveau, president sophomore class. The 1958-59 Student Cooperative Association of Castlewood High School worked with the Parent-Teachers Association to secure a name-plate for the elementary and high school buildings for its main project. They sponsored Christmas baskets for needy families. Three members of the executive committee attended the SCA State Convention held at Radford, Va. The officers also attended the SCA District Convention held at Rocky Gap, Va. A member of the executive committee attended SCA Workshop during the sum- mer of 1958 at Radford, Va. The newly elected officers for 1,959- R 60 attended the state convention at Harrisonburg, Va. in The SCA has held assembly programs in the gymnasium, patrolled the lunch lines, sponsored Religious Emphasis Week, Career Day, and a talent show. JOYCE JESSEE SCA President The SCA council purchased SCA pins. BETA CLUB Mary Ruth Sproles Lucille Skeens Ronald Brooks Dorothy 'Rasnake Maxine Williams Frances Quillen Brenda Kiser, president Linda Amburgey, vice-president Carol Baker, secretary Roger Clark, treasurer Joyce Jessee, reporter W MRS. CARTER Sponsor Patsy Holbrook Judy Oney Darlene Fields Eva Mae Hale Eva P. Lewis McArthur Carty The Beta Club is an h 0 n o r or- ganization of juniors and s e ni ors. Require- ment for member- ship is a B aver- age. The purpose of the club is to en- courage and recog- nize high scholastic achievement and leadership. The objectives of the Beta Club for 1959 are as follows: to buy lunch once a week for a needy studentg to send as many Beta Club representa- tives as possible to the Beta Club Conventiong to buy a Beta Club Bannerg to polish the trophies. 163-. First row: Darlene Fields. vice-president: Clara Sue Blair, secretary: Patsy Hol- brook, president: Charlene Ring. treasurer: Barbara Wallace, reporter. Second low: Lexie Johnson, spon- sor: Judy Kiser, Delores Ball. Linda Booker, Faye Morrison, Annette Gilbert. First row: Polly Lark, sponsor: Reber-ca Gooslin. secetary: Roger Clark, p.esidentZ Carol Baker, treasurer: Linda Amburpzey, vice-president: Gay Nell Linkous, reporter. Second row: Maxine Williams, David Culbertson, Sue Dean. Judy Robinson, Brenda Kis- er, Eva Mae Hale, Betty Jessee. Patsy Jessee, Mary Ruth Sproles. Third row: Mary Lou Minton, Bessie Hale, Reba King, Bobby Joe Wood, Donnie Meade. Nor- ma Caudill, Betsy Gibson, Catherine Alderson. Clubs Study Blood Typing and Film trips on Business Education FUTURE NURSES CLUB The members sold candy and chances on a turkey in the Halloween Carnival. They discussed blood typing. One of their duties was to see that the clinic was kept clean. They gained a general knowledge on treatment and the cure of some common diseases. BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club sponsored a cake walk at the Halloween Carnival. T-he regular meetings included film strips on business education, styles and techniques of a good business letter. The club also gave a skit on parliamentary procedure. -.641 l Work Well Done Has its Reward FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The projects that the FFA carried out are as follows: They attended a Forestry Field Day at Cross Roads, Va. The FFA judging team won second place at the Russell County Fair. The educational exhibit won third place at the fair. They presented a program at the meeting of the Castlewood Farmers' Club. They sowed grass seed on the new elementary school grounds. Junior Purcell and Sammy Garrett entered hogs at the Bristol Junior Hog Show and both boys won top honors. SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol's aims this year are the same as always: to protect the students. They have a patrolman on every bus and they are doing a fine job. They have a meeting once each month to discuss safety topics and the problems of the safety patrolmen. -65.. Fin! row: Edwin Burke, vice-president: G a r l a n d Chafin, reporter: Stevie Banner, president: James Salyvr, secretary: Darryl Baker, sentinel: Richard Rhea, sponsor. Second row. H. C. Burton, Wiley Kiser. Jr., Kyle Skeen. Clifford Johnson, Robert Dorton. Junior Purcell. Garland Os- borne, McArthur Carty, Grady Chafin, Ronnie Gib- son, Ronnie Puckett, Robert Osborne. Third row: Car- lyle Salyer, Tommy Purcell, Bohliy lreson, Mark Perry, Kelly Monk, William Gib- son, Douglas Hall, Junior Salyer, Sammy Garrett, Curtis Simms, Bobby Moore, James Gibson, Winston Kiser. Fourth row: Emory Puckett, Don Bradley, Ed- dir- Robinson, Noah Taylor, Elmore Keith, Johnny Blev- ins, Wayne Osborne, Ron- nie Salyer, Jimmy Martin, Larry Powers, W. H.. Horne Sammy Osborne. Absent: EUKQIIE Marshall, treasurer. First row: Jimmy Steele. Jerry Harless, Guy Jessee, Tavis Johnson, W a y n e White, Teddy Joe Buchanan. Bobby Bratton. Second row: Billy Addington, capt- ain: Lincoln Hale, Eugene Stone, Johnny Salyer, Jr., David Fields, Hershell Rob- inette, Abel Oney. Joe Cul- bertson, Boyd Glovier, Gord- on Gross, Sammy Bailey. Third row: Richard Rhea, sponsor: Johnny Wallace. lieutenant: Eugene Church, Gene Fields, Roger Phillips, Johnny Blevins, Freddie Wallace, Wayne Osborne, Carlyle Salyer, lieutenant: Sidney Salyer, Benjamin Franklin. First row: Linda Chafin. Judy Hileman, Cheryl Smith. vice-president: Jane Garrett, treasurer, Mary Gibson, Kay Keeney, Jerry Lee Rateliffe, Janette Pow- ers, Gloria Kiser. Second row: Omer Kiser, Sammy Herndon, Charles Hall, Jo- ella Kiser, Betty Hale, Dorothy Ra:-make, Charlene Mullins, Reanthum Chafin. Third row: Thelma M. Han- cock, sponsor: Robert Sykes, president. First row: Everette Am- burgey, Sammy Domby, president: Anna Leigh Gib- s o n, secretary-treasurer: Barbara Axsom. Betty Meade, W. C. Robinson, sponsor. Second row: Peg- gy Buchanan. Mary Lee Greer, Glenna Hall, Clau- dean Austin, Eva Price. Patricia More-field, Darlis Meade. Third row: Betty Marshall, Julian McMurray, Rage , Henry Hal- o y, rrol Houck, Cor- nell M 0 i' r i s. Absent: Sharon Brooks , reporter. lubs Sponsor Christmas Decorations, Make Reeordin s of Readings ART CLUB The Art Club made poinsettias which were given to the teachers. The mem- bers made posters for other organizations and each month made a calendar for the hall bulletin board. They also painted Christmas scenes for the bulletin board in the front hall. With the help of the Drama Club. thc Art Club presented the musical, Oklahoma, at the Halloween Carnival. j ,Ax c RTD ' f. ' i : ',, K ,j ':x-.vw r ., an 1 , DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club participated in the Halloween Carnival by presenting a stage show. Members of the club have given readings and made recordings of them. 1661 Research is Our Kei LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club members have divided into four ditterent committees: Bulletin Board Committee. Improving Committee, Mending Committee, and the Clean Up Committee. Each committee does what its name suggests. They sponsored the dart throw at the Halloween Carnival. They have given book reviews which have proved as an incentive for more reading, My best friend. Abraham Lincoln once said, is a man who can give me a book I 'ain't' read. .ww H ww cm V' -- K TERM PRPER mvzzuvfnms z lm 5 fill! UTBLUC mines: '-Eftlilflliillf .c ri 'Ull'fi,ll't- QQ? QQ .af sw Sl 9 SCIENCE CLUB We of the scientific world' have been trying to participate in activities which will promote interest in science. The Science Club visited the observatory at Emory and Henry College, Emory, Virginia, and Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge Tennessee. They participated in the Halloween Carnival. They have drawn up a constitution. Firs! row: Shirley Lam- bert, lic-tty Sullivan, Imo- gene Phillips, Bobbie Gib- son, Helen Couch, vice- president: Janice Meade, president: Patsy Hush, sec- retary? Patsy Kiser, rc- porteri Catherine Chnfih. Mary Branson. Second row: Linda Jo Mason, Jeanette Robinson, Patrieia Dicken- son. Johnny Steffey, Nancy .lessen-, Ronald Hall, Mrs. Jerroleen Elam, sponsor. First row: Andre Corri- venu, sergeant - at - arms: Joyce Jessee. reporter: Frans-es Grizzle, viee-presi- dent: Jimmy Addington, treasurer. Second row: Ella Mae Meade, Billy Steele, Wayne Roberts. Judy Long, Mrs. Carlos Billips, spon- sor. Third row: James Steele, Gene Fields, Earn- estine Hurd, Dorothy Fieids, Iiarry Delp, Randal Black- stone. Fourth row: Daniel Understal, Sammy Chaffin, Rlllrvr lreson. llill Rnteliffe. Douglas Carieo, D e n n i s Long, David Kalat, llruee Porter. Absent: John Doo- ley, president: John Corri- veau, secretary. Clubs Assist in t portsmanship, Bu? Tumblin lats First row: Bobby Vicars, reporter: Lawrence Worley, vice -president: Gene Col- vard, president: Carles Billips, sponsor. Second row: Edward Towns, Tom- my Mullins, McArthur Hale, Bobby Castle, Freddie Keg- ley, Larry Castle, William Buckles, James Duncan. Third raw: Sammy Stal,- zer, Glen Tate, Billy More- field, Johnny W alla c e , Charlie Linkous, James Helbert, Leon Marshall, Frank Buchanan. Fourth row: Tillman Branson, Bev- erly Hamilton, James Hal- loway, Robert Powers, Jack Mann, David Farris, Billy Stewart, David Hall, Doug- las Purcell. Absent: Tom- my Williams, secretary- treasurer. First row: Audrey Carty, Linda Meade. W a n d a Sproles, Linda Huff, presi- dent: Bobbie Kiser, Brenda Worley, Sarah Johnson, Elizabeth Lampkin, Peggy Stamper, treasurer: Mary Brooks, Nancy Cooper, Sal- ly Davis, Maida Grizzle, Stella Grizzle, Donna Sue Guinn. Second row: Harold Gilliam, sponsor: Dana Kis- er, Joyce Meade, reporter: Shirley Burton, Lowell Marshall, Bernard Skeens, Sammy Hale, Johnny Tom- pa, Roscoe Carty, Kyle Nash, James Burns, Char- lotte Hall, Karen Wood, sponsor. Absent: Janet Cook. Lillie Mae Meade, secretary. ATHLETIC CLUB The Athletic Club strives to promote a more healthful sportsmanship and school spirit among the students. They sponsored the basketball throw at the Halloween Carnival. They also gave a party for the football players and their dates. 'llmlv-wiv - 7 4 Q. A TUM BLING CLUB The Tumbling Club conducted a booth at thc Halloween Carnival and purchased mat covers for the tumbling mats. -53- Music students ponsor Dance. in in Local Church MUSIC CLUB The Music Club sold candy and sponsored a bake sale at the Halloween Carnival. They also sponsored the Thanksgiving dance. The members of the Music Club were ushers for both junior and senior band concerts, l 11. Q CHOIR The choir sang at the Fort Gibson Methodist Church and at assembly pro- grams in the gymnasium. The choir hopes to make many more appearances before the year's over, First row: Kay Mcln- turff, secretary: Roger Glovier, president: Roger Castle, treasurer: Eleanor Beauchamp, reporter: Mild- red Johnson, viceqvresi- dent: Roy Anderson, spon- sor. Second row: Harry Casteel, Dorothy Wagner, Judy Cook, Betty Bush, Jean Garrett, Shirley Hobbs, Ann Hulsey. Third row: Jo- lene Wood, Joyce Salyer, Jean Gooslin, Sherral Dix- on, Geraldine Talbert, Nor- ma Meade, Priscilla Whit- aker, Shelby Castle. Fourth row: Jackie Jessee, Johnny Jacobs, Kyle Hillman, Tom- my Castle, Calvin Dicken- son, James Salyer, Arville Dimzus, Roger Turner. Bert Rasnake, 'Pexie Penland, Donald Bradley. First row: Priscilla Whit- aker, Betty Meade, Linda Judy Cooke, Amburgey, Brenda Kiser. Second row: 'l'ince Turner, Judy Robin- son, Betsy Gibson, Char- lene Mullins, Nancy Glov- ier, Dorothy Wagner, Judy Lomr. Joella Kiser, Bonnie Sue Osborne, Shirley Lewis, Third row: Janice Cooke. Helen D e a n, Elizabeth Lampkin. Wanda Sproles, Bobbie Kiser, Jane Garrett, Jean Garrett, Catherine Al- derson, Ella Mae Meade. Mary Gilbert, Jean Horne, Dorothy Fields. Fourth row: Geraldine Talbert, Sherral Dixon, Omer Kiser, Dennis Hall, Earl Houck, Paul Adams. Jr.. R. W. An- derson, B a n d Director: Shelby Ruth Castle, Patsy Jessee, Pauline Rudder, Joyce Meade, Billie Ruth Griffith. Band Plays for Football Games, Wins Tm lhu 'ENIUR4 BAND First row: Al1ljlll'Pllt'. Ulu-1'yl Smitlm ll+-:ul Mzmjrwettv, l':1tsy llnllnmflqg Alnjm-ntlv, .lzu-ldv Sulyvr. Second Row: 'l'nmmy .lullnsl-11, l2:1ml:1ll Iilslvlislwm-, .lim Allfllllglllll, XYlYl2lll .l. Szllyvr, .lll4'lill' .ll-ssl-41, lmnznlrl Ilmrlloy. ll. N. llzlll. llvury Phillips, .lnlm Ihmll-y, ll4lllIllll Xlillull. .l4'llll Vlxzlflll, xvllllillll tlilfsnn, Third row: .lull-nw XXX-ml, .llllllllllk fl3l1'llllS. Kylmf llillmalll, llt'Y4'l'lj' llzlmillfm. XX'illslwl1 Kim-V, Illlflvl' 'lllll'll4'l', llrmuvr 4':1sll1-. Kzlyv Mn'll1I1ll'l'lA. ,lllllj Vuulu-, 'Vfvmmy lllzlvllslvlll-. Arm lllllSI'Y, Vsllly Illvxins. Fourth 1'0W: .ls-:111 lhmsllll, N4-vu llwlxillxvvn, II:ll'lr:ll':1 .XxHmn, Sllll'- Ivy llulvlns, Nfxrlnzu All-:ull-, llllllllfl' I'l11'1-Q-ll, ,Ifrlm l'w1'l'ix'n-2111, Ilrym- l':1sll1-, llzxrr- Vaustm-4-l. I-Ill-:xuur lim-:lun-llzlmp. Alilsln--l .l4PllIlSUlI, lh-'ly Sm- llllxll- Fifth row: mlm! rIi,-l-44lm- ll, XY, .kllrlwlww-113 llelgw-1' tlluxll-l', Illmlu lIuI'l', Nmwnzx Fzllulill, I4-xlv l'Ulilill1ll, .lzum-:Q XXl1I1n-. .Xl'Ylll4' IVIIIHIIS, 411-nv Imulwlls, Vlllfllllllj 1':.stI4-, .lillllvbi Hilusun, Anrlrm- 1'm'l'iu-:u11. llurl Ilzuslmlil-, JUNIOR BAND may ,W First l'0W: llnlxlvy liraullfnl, Ike- lf:ll'li1'l', 41--rznlel Ilurmfllv. llllllll'S lY:14l4' lllt'l.tl'S1Ill. Second row: l'll:lim' l'l2lI'l. rllmirvllvlll-3 l I'e-mlmliv Slzlnla-y, .luv llille-Sybil-, liill liisvr, lh-11115' .l:I4wlvs, .xllll ll:zl'x'is4 .lzlmvs lizlll, l4'l':1x1lilill I'lil'lm1, .lzmmvs lbil-lu-nsrm, Lynn Szulye-xy lllllllll .Mull-1'sn11, lulzxjmwtlm-. Third row: .Mm-lizl .ll-sal-5-. 111:1.i lU': -lfvyvv Link- uus, mujm-mlpg lmlly llzlll, l'Illlll'll2l Huml. lklggy Hull, M:1L'gg:ll'4-I l:2'llIlt'l', lions .lm-:un Allllllbll. l'll't'lllllt' Sn-lfm-, llllljf llllllllllll, Vlliillllllj 'I':1llwl'l, Slvviv XY:ll1le'11,4l:1il llorm-, n1:1jul'e-lil-1 lim-ky Saelyl-V, lllllklUl'4'lli'Q .lllllv l':ll'11-V, lll2ljlil'L'lll'. Fourth row: l':1mvl:l Ste-l'I'c-31 nmjurutlvg ltzxrlmrzx Austin. Vvuuy Il11l'1', .bunznlcl Szllm, lmn llzlwis, tlznry llzulv, l'lllNYZll'4l llalrris, Swrlty XYl1ite-, Ii. W. .Xll1l+1l'Sllll, tllI'k'4'l4Pl'. ,lournalism lass strives For Better Publication JOURNALISM CLASS FIVYQ First POW! linger lll2ll'li, Joyce .lesser-, .Iuzly Um-y, lborothx' llusnznlie. Second row: l.:lrry Itelp, Mzlry Alive llrvvml- ing, Patrol llznlwr, l.uville Slu-en, Helly .lm-ssee, Palsy .lvsrzee-. Third row: Mrs, Neil .lo14I1rl1, St-lllim-I .ulrisorg Ih-Iwvwl whtoslin. Alt'.Xl'lllllI' l'.llIj', Sammy 12:11:11-tt, tialrlnml 1'l1:il't'in, .lzwk Alulm. Errol lI1vllt'li,S:ll11ll1y Immlny, .Iohu ,g,.,,,.,.' M,-S4 Sli-lin tlilvsun. 4':istu-tonizun zulvisor. The Castletonian Staff is composed of Judy Oney, editor: Lucille Skeens, assistant editor: Roger Clark, business maizagerf McArthur Carty and Rebecca Gooslin, class editors: Joyce Jessee. club editor: Patsy Jessee and Sammy Domby, sports editors: Sammy Garrett and Carol Baker, circula- tion ivzmiagersi Errol Houck, Roger Clark. Betty Jessee. John Jessee, and Dorothy Rasnake, make- up editors. Mrs. Stella Gibson is adviser for the yearbook. All members of the senior class solicit advertisements for the Castletonian. The Sentinel Stafl' is composed ot Joyce Jcssee, Q' JOYCE JESSEE JUDY ONEY Editor. The Sentinel Editor, The CGSflClO7lifl7l, editor: Carol Baker, make-up arlitor: John Jessce, business moizageit Lucille Skeens, Errol Houck, and Sammy Garrett, circulation mmmgers: Judy Oney, Garland Chafin, and Larry Delp, sports editors: Dorothy Rasnakc, rtrt editor: Patsy Jessee, class editor: McArthur Carty, club editor: Mary Alice Breeding, erclimige editor: Jack Mann, mivneograph operator: Rebecca Gooslin, Roger Clark, Bettv Jessee, and Sammy Domby, typists. Mrs. Nell Jordan is adviser for the Sentinel. Mr. W. C, Robinson and Miss Polly Lark, typist ud- risers. 4 'E ROGER CLARK Business Mfmager ..71.. Firn row: Janice Fields, Eliza Hale, Helen Meade, Tinee Turner. Second row: Faye R i n iz, president: Lorene Smith, Faye Chalio, secretary: Janice Cook, song leader: Louella. Greer, reporter: Elsie Cook, Judy Fraley, Phyllis Minnick. Third row: Nancy Glovier, Harlmra Salyer, Martha Clark, sponsor: Lois Barn- ette, Doris Holbrook, Mary Marshall, Barbara Ander- son, Helen Deen, Louise Wood, Doris Elam, Nancy Johnson, Mrs. Frances Ban- nQ'i'. Fillllnrlllr. Miss Clark makes coffee during: the tournament. for the offieials. Mary Sue Talbert, Betty Robinson, Patsy Chafin, and Priscilla Whitaker serve Woodrow Kissr, Norman Kiser, Houston Banner, and Caney lloyd at the Russell County Tournament. i FHA Girls Decorate Home Economics L uite, Buy ,l1ina, Linens FUTURE IIOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America secured pins, guards, and certificates. The club sponsored a t'Cider Cellar' in the Halloween Carnival. They purchased china, new table linens, and put eorniee boards over the windows in three rooms of the home economies department. They redeeorated the bedroom with new Curtains. bed spread. and dressing table skirt. They are anticipating a Spring Fashion Show and a Valentine Tea. . .... . .,......,. 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First row: l'li:ii'liv hiiilwus, iii:iii:lg1-i'g 'V+-xiw IH-iilziiul, l'1llYlll llit-liensmi, lY:nym- llrrln-l'l:4, llzimlzll lilzivlistc-lie, lla-iiry lhlllim l' it Fiili Iiiiiiix I'1i li ll u li lull mini ti' S lim l ini liiix lhli lolrln li on , , ml s, nwsev z 1 Q lx, n gas ' 3:'1'iSnx-,.n 'Hr 1, I-'- H... s econd TOW: . 2 es 'wr ' X 's, A: ' - , 2 .' TS , cz , C: H' ' 1 , rw 4' ': S. 1' la H-, . . , . , . , . , l L l I mimi I I l l ii l lump I4 mp: ltuily ll.nmill ii limi lluii in Nxnimx illlilll l minx Nxllllllll l ill l iltllllt Third row: lluiwlld llillium, lil-:ul 1-1-:il-li: liziy llusli, I-iwii-live Xlorley, to-eziplziiiig Sli-vie l,:iiim-r, lvzirnl I'Ill'l'lS, uni'- llllil 1'li'lt'iii 1 lIll'llll' llww l' liw-sun 4'll'II'lnN Q11 1 lil l llllll I I I llll l ll iw?-' es I S, :SS S: rr: 4- , --M' S ff-6137, HAROLD E. GILLIAM GARLAND CHAFIN LAWRENCE WORLEY Coriclr Captain Co-Capirmf Score Date Opponents Place C,H.S. Opts. The Second football Season , , X 1 , 1 i H . X' - plovcd to be very gap? sling Retieat it Rftuat lg 41 successful in the short history of football at Castle- Sept' 25 D a Tyvleui Sgt Tm ,Ig wood High School. The Blue Devils had a seven- O is ' 10 Lagiifcusfl L au ' Il, game schedule, winning three and losing four, How- Ogt' 17 S? 'lg Ulf 'lt Sf SHOP ' 13 ever, this is not a true picture of the cxciting games Oct: 24 Johesjfllea at St igaui Y 'Y ' 15' and hard playing our boys displayed. Oct. 30 Glade Springs at Glade Springs 7 ..74-. Little Devils min Abilit , Know-How JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL xx .1 ,awww .gym ., First row: Andre l'Ul'l'lYP2lll, l'illy Steele, 'I 'X 4' -' ' , Icldu l,11,.l. llnlvlq uistli-, .Jerry 5XY6'l'Ill'X, Iliulfly Ilurus, Ike lI:ii'kel', Lynn Ilellwrt, Lynn Gibson, Iboixglzis Hull, 4-mu-li. Second row: l'li:u'lit- Linkous, zu-ting emu-Ing llli-11 'l':iti-, Huy Hilmzin. lilIl4'HlIl lhilllllllvll Ilmmie Ilit-lm Iohn t'm'l'ix'i-4111 4 !lDl'llll' I-im Q H Heil 'l' rl4lx Hllltl Iimmx Kill' :ilzl Hull, vuzrcli. U kv I K h I K in Q' v-', 1' 4' ' , . -' . llllglllll. ,Xlwvllli Hull- Left RONALD HALL Student Coach Right DOUGLAS HALL Srudenf Coach Small, but making up in fight what they lacked in size, the Little Blue Devils' football team tinished a fine season by winning three games and losing one. The entire squad is made up of eighth graders, freshmen, and sophomores. They are a separate unit from the varsity and this will give the younger boys a chance to gain experience before playing varsity ball. Money was donated by the Castlewood Lions Club and the school to purchase our uniforms. Please accept our many thanks. SCHEDULE Lebanon ,,, ,.,..,,.,,,,, 14 C.H.S. ,, 7 Lebanon ,, 0 C.H.S. ,, ,, 14 St. Paul , ,, 6 C.H,S. ,,,, ,, 19 St. Paul .. 0 C.H.S. , 18 Boys' Basketball Team Leaves Memorable Year: Wins F ourteen, Loses Four BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Johnny Steffey, Robert Powers, liernzird Skeens, Junior Szxlyer, Edwin Burke, David Farris, NVilliam Gibson, Johnny 'I'um!l:l, m:ui:u.u-r. Second row: Huy-Old Gilliam, assistant coachg James lluncan, Charles Hall, Law- rence VVOrley, Cillltillllj Jzunes llelbert, Hill llzitcliffe, Texie Penland, Tommy Blzickstone, Uzirles liillips, head cmlcli. Castlewood defeated Lebanon 47-45 in the first boys' game of the Russell County Tournament. In the final game played on Saturday night, Honaker bowed to Castle- wood 50-38. Castlewood has won the county champion- ship three times in the last four years. Joe Farris won the sportsmanship award for the boys. Lawrence Worley and Texie Penland made the all-tournament team. vi - CARLES BILLIPS LAWRENCE WORLEY Coach Captain 176- VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Dec. 2 Dec. 5 Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 13 Jan. 16 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan 27 Jan. 29 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 12 Opponents Cleveland .... Sugar Grove Lebanon ........ William King-'W Wallace ........ St. Paul ...... St. Paul ...... Garden .......... Honaker ........ Sugar Grove Wallace .,...... William King Lebanon .,,,.,.. Chilhowie .... Cleveland .... Garden .......... Honaker ........ Chilhowie ..., Place home home away aw ay home away home away home away away home home away away home away home Score C.H.S. Opts. 54 38 85 57 48 28 38 52 59 43 57 46 48 46 54 77 60 45 69 59 66 53 47 69 39 61 58 46 63 53 53 43 51 45 52 48 Date Dec. 2 Dec 9 Dec. 16 Jan. 13 Jan 20 Jan. 27 Feb, 3 Feb 10 Girls Bow to Cleveland in Tournament GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Score Opponents Place C.H.S. Opin. Cleveland home 54 64 Lebanon away 46 52 Wallace A ,, home 53 63 Honakcr ..., , ,,,,, home 52 55 Wallace away 32 81 Lebanon ..., ,.,.... h ome 26 45 y Cleveland away 33 57 X! E L ii Iii ' Honaker ,.,, ,.,.,,, a way 38 62 KAR1g1gag?IOOD CAR81 ptlZaKER The Castlewood girls lost to Cleveland 33-47 in the first game of the Russell County Tournament played at Castlewood High School, February 19. Gloria Sue Kiser received the honor of being chosen as all-county guard. ' Left to right: Annu Gibson, ltr.-mln XVilsun, 4':lrul l7:'llii'l', Vllllllllllj l'.ulsy Hush, lvelorvs llull, Shirley Hllfllill, I.lIIlv M vllalmll, fiUl'lJl lxls.-1' l llNX' In lll1lll2l2J,'l'l'. au- Allkmlf-. Nancy .ln-ssl-1-, .Im-rrv llw- llzltvllllm-, I!:u-lmrqn Xlzullzu-Q-, .Il-:un tlvmslln, lls-lm-n Voln-lu, Iilvzllzm' llvuu- . 'SSUC' -7 7- Future Teams Come from These Youngsters JUNIOR VARSITY BASK ETBALL First row: Johnny Tompa, manager: Lowell Marshall, captaing XVayne Roberts, co-captain: Harold Gilliam, roat-h. Standing: Billy Steele, Clayton VV:1ll:u-e, Darryl Baker, James Gibson, James NVhite, Charlie Osborne, Purnell Morris, Freddie XValla4'e, Calvin Ili:-kenson, Iil'Il1'6' Porter, Tillman Branson, Donald Bradley, HGNVY Phillills, Glell Jessee Randal Blat-kstone. Date Dec. 5 Dec. 12 Dec. 18 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 13 Jan. The Junior Varsity Basketball season ended with 11 wins and one loss. The team showed a fine spirit and played hard. Having gained in experience, we hope to profit by all mistakes and to have a better team next year. We Wish to thank Coach Gilliam for the wonderful job he has done and for the many hours he has spent helping' Castlewood to have a winning team. ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Place Sugar Grove ...,...... home William King ,e,,.,.. away St. Paul ...............,,. away St. Paul ..r.,rr,... ,,,,,, h ome Garden ..., ...... a way Honaker .e,,, . .... home Score C.H.S. Opts. 34 17 23 35 26 21 25 19 42 30 41 20 Date Opponents Jan. 16 Jan. Jan. Feb Feb. Feb -731 Sugar Grove wauam D King Chilhowie ...... ......... Garden .,.,.,,..i ,..... Honaker ..... Chilhowie .,,.,. ....., Place away home away home away home Score C.H.S. Opts 34 23 29 18 34 13 34 28 41 21 41 28 All Books Aside -- Time for a Pep Rallv CHEERLEADERS FOR BASKETBAI L Center forward, left to right: .lm-kiv Snlyl.-z'. ln-:ul cl1e'e1'le:uh-1': .lolmw Wvwl, lh-lu-wr l 1 null I :mln 1 hu th ryl Smith, Ann Halsey, llurlmral Axsmn. CHEERLEADERSIWHRFOOTBALL uit , .....,.,.,., H Mt, a,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M . ix l JW h--- ---e www M Q Q Xt 'A 3' W Ml.. I, .,,,V .T 1 'f T:-L , 13 gg it x , X - .,. T. .,,, N ,T .. my 9. x E - .5 .,... ...f g , ta.. 5 we S ,S .,.. ...Y 9' ' W W 5' if . Q ., 4 .... ., 4- 5 ' W3 1' . ,,, .IZll'kll4 S'llA'er, Annu lleigh Gibson, he-:xml 4'h'l44l'lt'2lIlPl'I Llmln Vlmfill. Allll HIIISUN- Uillllllll NX U h llxm XY fl llrllllcl Nl lle - 4-U , I 1 . wil . Let's yell, Students! This was the ery of the cheerleaders, These guls with the support of Donald Meade, have done a good job of increasing the sehool spirit at football games, basketball games. and pep rallies. Our games would lack much of the color and excitement without the yell and spirit-to-win of our cheerleaders. Castlewood Features First Homecoming Our first Homecoming during football season was one of the highlights of our school year. The squad nominated the following candidates for queen: Clara Sue Blair, Mildred Johnson, Anna Leigh Gib- son, Norma Caudill. and Jean Garrett. The winner was kept a secret until the night of the game. Mildred Johnson was crowned queen. 5 i 1 The Blue Devils played well and hard in their Homecoming game, but they lost to Jonesville. The night was climaxed with a dance in the Castlewood gym. Mildred Johnson is the queen of the homecoming, Garland Chafin crowns Mil- dred Johnson queen of the football Homecoming. The at- tendants are Jean Garrett, Clara Sue Blair, Anna Gibson, ,fi and Norma Caudill. Lawrence J Worley is co-captain of the team. The queen, Mildred Johnson, sits be-tween Garland Chafin, captain, and Lawrence Worley, co-captain. ,ff 1 ffl? Y. 5 -' X .-M1411 I... fffxnfff., 1 'ff':1f,.ff'ff'f 'f , ,, A , 4 W , , ,,,,,ffff' '1j1jiif ' ' fi, , . , A ng , V -M ff,,,M if ffijf . 5 +2 Q - -f 5 -- ,, 1- E 2 . , ' , U U - i U ,ff f f- f '? - fi1,,,ff ,ff,fifg1',ifff fH' ' Q ,, 11ll5?fff' ' f V fi V .f,,.., .,,,,,,, . ,,,,., , . . .. f,,,,fk '4rk 4 'xX,, ,. .f- - ia A ,M f My !lvAW,M,,,L.f-Z, AZ!,,, N- ,,,,,. , 4 ' ' ' A VAVIJA fyrk ,-,.,...--V '-A,f7M,-A,,.,-- , . . ,,, f Ak 7 -J-f F-'gf-.,..j X , ' iffkiiff Aus ff .,'- 'MKr K My RA -fzfdk ----14' W ' ' ' ,,,,.---' r-Elixir ,.., 1fN -7'-,- Y .W if 4' dr fig ' 11' 2-: A ,I-,if ,,,,' Milton's Cash Store Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Feeds PHONE 7751 CASTLEWOOD, VA. Coeburn Grocery Company WHOLESALE Groceries - Feeds - Fertilizer COEBURN VIRGINIA The Jewel Box 529 State Street BRISTOL VIRGINIA Buchanan Furniture Co. Dial 2576 COEBURN VIRGINIA Reasor 85 Reasor Equlpment Company 2009 W State Street BRISTOL VIRGINIA Johnson Se' 10a to S100 Store LEBANON VIRGINIA Starllte Grlll 85 Ball Room Square Dancmg Saturday Nlghts LOCATED ON DANTE ROAD Bakers Department Store 2108 East Center Street Telephone CIrc1e 6 4721 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Sulter s Market 1414 Lynn Garden Drlve KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Dobyns Taylor Watches Diamonds Jewelry 120 Broad Stleet KINGSPORT TENNESSEE Norton Floral Co Say It With Flowms PAUL VIRGINIA J Fred Johnson 8: Co New Ultra Modern KINGSPORT TENNESSEE St Paul Supply Co Hai du are F irmtur e Paints Phone RO 2 2631 PAUL VIRGINIA Coeburn Bus Fermlnal Plate Lunches Sandwiches Phone 8050 COEBURN VIRGINIA Hargls If lower Shop Russell County s Only Florlst Flowers' For All Occaswns LEBANON VIRGINIA Smlth and Company Insurance LEBANON VIRGINIA s . , . Phone Day or Night - RO 2-3891 Million Dollar Department: Store ST. ST. ' -32- H E R F F - .I 0 N E S Designers and Zllanufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, Indiana Jewelers to Castlewood High School STAMPER GLENN, Representative -33- Jenks and Mast Your Shopping Center LEBANON VIRGINIA Lane's Cafe A Good Place To Eat GATE CITY VIRGINIA Nlargurita Beauty Salon Arnold's Jewelers Hair Dressing - Latest Styles Watches Diamonds - Jewelry 310 Main Street Phone RO 2-3482 Phone MA 8-3981 ST- PAUL VIRGINIA ABINGDON VIRGINIA I-Iillman's Drive-In A. Good Place To Eat Royal Jewelers Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Jumbo Hamburgers - Short Orders GRAVEL LICK VIRGINIA NORTON VIRGINIA SP01'tSm21I1,S Grill Lone Star Restaurant A Good Place To Eat and Motel 1 Mile East of Lebanon I phone 243 Located on St. Paul - Abingdon Highway LEBANON VIRGINIA CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Cleveland Hardware and Furniture Company Everything In Furniture Leroy M. Hull Co., Inc. Power Farm Machinery CLEVELAND VIRGINIA BRISTOL VIRGINIA , . . Lone Star SCFVICC Station Johnsons FARRIS AND JESSIJE Between Dickensonville and the Parsonage , ' to 1.00 qtore On Highway 58 MI If S L CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA ST' PAUL VIRGINIA Lebanon Cleaners and Laundry Bus Terminal Cafe Breakfast - Lunches - Dinners Phones 278 - 477 LEBANON VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA C O H E N ' S Wampler's Service Station cAsTLEwooD VIRGINIA Quality Department Store Since 1899 NORTON VIRGINIA 18 4- I HALL CHEVROLET COMPANY ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Dealer's License No. 1532 24 Hour Wrecker Service Nothing Too Small or Large Complete Bear Frame and Wheel Aligning Equipment O.K. USED CARS AND TRUCKS More People Buy Chevrolets Than Any Other Car Powered for PERFORMANCE! Engineered for ECONOMY! GREER 8a SON f .H-:wsu-:Rs Gzfts of Drstznctzorafl . Main St. Phone MA ABINGDON VIRGINIA 8-3672 SUN MOTOR CO. ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Used Cars - Auto Repair Phllllps Brothers General Merchandise PHONE 5231 DANTE . Joe s Servlce Statlon and Grocery Route 1 NICKELSVILLE VIRGINIA Appalachlan Electrlc Power Company ABINGDON VIRGINIA Rlverslde Grocery Phone 2701 CLINCHCO VIRGINIA Marys Stvle Shop Smart Apparel For 'Vhlady NORTON VIRGINIA W1ll1s Department Store Phone RO 2 3431 ST PAUL VIRGINIA Your Shoppmg Center Paramount Cleaners Phone 2336 COEBURN VIRGINIA General M erchandzse NORA VIRGINIA Ixllgore Grocery Company Wholesale Grocers Phone 3746 COEBURN VIRGINIA M B STORF Gas and Ozl N ICKELSVILLE VIRGINIA Porter 85 Phllllps Supply Mew Road Route 3 CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Alleys Esso Station Route 1 N ICKELSVILLE VIRGINIA Phllllps Furnlture and Supply Company Phone Fulton 6 7121 Your Frrgrdazre and Maytaq Dealer WEBER CITY VIRGINIA lflanarys State Lme Gulf Gas Grease 1 Vlrgmla 81 Tennessee Lme Phone FU 6 2999 309 W , . . , VA , . . - G. B. Lambert's Store ' L 4 0 O , . o o - I o -1 , o - - O'l KINGSPORT TENNESSEE ..861 MTASTE THE FRESH CREAM X2 X ICE CREAM 1 y Pnsrsumzfn MILK , I Compare Pet Grade A Pasteurized With Any Other and Homogenized Ice Cream Vitamin D Milk BRISTOL, VA. BIG STONE GAP, VA At Your Favorite Pet Dealer COFFEE CUP CAFE A Good Place To Eat BRISTOL VIRGINIA R. H. PATE Sinclair and Goodyear Distributors Phone MA 8-2691 ABINGDON VIRGINIA Campbell Hardware and Furniture Company Lyric Shoppe Lyric Theater Appliances - Farm Machinery Phone RO 2-5401 LEBANON VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Deen's Department Store Quality Merchandise at Quality Lowest Prices Faye's Beauty Shop For Appointments Phone 2-7026 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA ST- PAUL VIRGINIA C CRUSSGH , I Farmer's Union Supply Ounty Ooperatlve' nc' Owned rmcl Operated by Seeds - Feeds - Farm Supplies JOHN S- DORTON AND SON LEBANON, VA. HONAKER, VA. CASTI-EWOOD VIRGINIA Jessee's Drug Store Dante Theater The Store Where You Are Always Welcome Phone 5601 Phone 369 ALEX SABO - Manager LEBANON VIRGINIA DANTE VIRGINIA Blue Boy Grill WEBBER CITY, VIRGINIA Bristol Home Trade Store We Sell Wayfarer Shoes For the Entire Family BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. Castle Chevrolet Co. Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service LEBANON VIRGINIA Appalachian Electric Power Company sr. PAUL VIRGINIA Western Auto Associate Store Phone RO 2-2621 Your Home Owned Family Store ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Cavalier Drive-In Go Out To A lVIo'uie LEBANON VIRGINIA -33- 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 FURNITURE AND HARDWARE Appliances by Westinghouse Hotpoint. Kelvinator, Admiral, Philco, and Crosley Complete Line of Furniture and Hardware CLINCHFIELD STORE STORE B DANTE, VA ..8 9- Phillips Furniture and Supply Company GATE CITY VIRGINIA Strouth Motor Company DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service DANTE VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Beauchamp Farmer's Feed Store and Texaco Station CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Clinchfield Lumber and Supply Company Phone 2-2411 sfr. PAUL v1RG1N1A Chafin Bros. Lumber Co. Bulldozer Work CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Phone RO 2-5112 Castlewood Farm Supply Phone RO 2-5734 CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA .Iessee's Food Market Phone 2-8861 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Oakwood Markets, Inc. Sabo's Grocery and Service Station Eastman Road - Store No. 1 443 W. Sullivan St. - Store No. 2 Phone 2-3421 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Compliments of Russell County Sheriffs Department Parks-Belk Company Home of Better Values ABINGDON VIRGINIA White Excavating Co. Call James F. White The Arctic Drive-In Lynn Garden Drive Phone R0 2-2251 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA Sandwiches -- Sundaes - Milk Shakes o c 9 B1ll's Shell Service -IeSSee S See Bill Beauchamp and Store CASTLEWOOD VIRGINIA ST. PAUL VIRGINIA -90- CLINCH MOTORS, INC. PHONE Rockweu 2-2311 ST. PAUL, VA Y our Friendly Ford Dealer UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION NO. 7950 Everett Dishman, Pres. F. K. Wolfe, Fin. Sec. Carson Wise, V ice-Pres. Brady Smith, Treas. Early Hobbs, Rec. Sec. ..91.. C. C. Tiller Dept. Store Shoes and Clothing at Prices You Can Afford to Pau ST PAUL VIRGINIA REMINE - GOBLE Bristol's Smartest Merfs Shop BRISTOL TENNESSEE TYPEWRITER SALES 8a SERVICE CO. 832 State Street BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Complete Office Outfitters VAN DERVORT'S Ahead at the Foot BRISTOL TENNESSEE Dickenson-Meneer Co., Inc. Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 158 ST, PAUL VIRGINIA FAUCETTE COMPANY China - Glass - Silver - Gifts Housewares - Wedding Invitations 810 State Street BRISTOL, TENNESSEE INTERSTATE MACHINERY 81 EQUIPMENT COMPANY R. T. McNees ---- J. F. Godsey, Jr. Phones 608 - 300 - 869 P. O. Box 376 NORTON, VIRGINIA ...92... ST. PAUL COCA-COLA BOTTLINC C0 INCORPORATED ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA ERWIN SUPPLY COMPANY MCCLURE, VIRGINIA H. P. KING COMPANY Serving Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee For Over Seventy Years BUILDERS' SUPER MARKET See Wayne Gentry ABINGDON VIRGINIA L. T. PHILLIPS W. W. MAC CO., INC. TV Sales 101 West 31st Street Phone RO 2-8802 NEW YORK 1, N. Y. ST. PAUL VIRGINIA LEBANON GENERAL HOSPITAL LEBANON VIRGINIA Best Wishes DR. JAMES W. ELLIOTT Lebanon Hospital LEBANON VIRGINIA Phone 24 FULLER'S MARKET Phone RO 2-8111 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA Quality Service - Economy BOLTON BROS. Distributors of City Service Oil Co. Products Phone 2-8891 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA -94- AMBULANCE SERVICE Anywhere -- Any Time HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME ST. PAUL, VA. DIAL ROckWell 2-2211 SERV - ALL, INC. Institutional Wholesalers 928 West State Street BRISTOL, TENN.-VA. Phone South 4-9233 -95. ELLIOTT SHELL STATION Phone GRG 3503 NICKELSVILLE VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 151 Shelby Street KINGSPORT TENNESSEE LEBANON DRUG STORE Service for the Sick LEBANON VIRGINIA ST. PAUL BUILDERS 85 SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Phone RO 2-8332 ST. PAUL VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS To The Seniors of 1959 TRI'COUNTY RI-JSSELL TIRE SERVICE, INC. MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ST. PAUL VIRGINIA LEBANON VIRGINIA Phone R0 26301 MCCLURE Compliments of LUMBER 85 SUPPLY COMPANY CLINCHFIELD MCCLURE VIRGINIA STORE H Best Wishes to the M A G Senior Class of 1959 FIRST CORPORATION ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA NATIONAL RANK LEBANON, VIRGINIA PHILLIPS BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY NO. 3 STORE North on Route 63 Phone RO 2-6421 ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA CLINCHFIELD PHARMACY John J. Minahan, Jr. DANTE, VIRGINIA Phone 4111 Prescriptions Drugs Sundries Fountain DEVAULT'S INC. Sporting Goods 14 Lee Street Phone 3568 BRISTOL VIRGINIA Compliments of HAYES 85 REYNOLDS FURNITURE COMPANY Route 4 - Highway 421 The Country Store That Saves You More BRISTOL TENNESSEE MOORIEYS Potato Chips Peanuts Popcorn Peanut Butter Sandwiches Candies 918 MOORE STREET BRISTOL VIRGINIA REX SHOPPING CENTER Furniture - Clothing - Groceries Coarteous and Friendly Service Always ABINGDON VIRGINIA Best Wishes HARRY F. BYRD WINCHESTER VIRGINIA KERN'S BAKERY Take Home Kern's Bread BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 1.98- ALFREIVS A Smart Shop For Men and lfVome1z Phone 151 LEBANON, VIRGINIA LEBANON FURNITURE COMPANY Your Home Should Come First Phone IOO LEBANON, VIRGINIA BLACKSTUNE GROCERY BANDG Meats, Groceries, Vegetables Phone RO 2-8769, St. Paul GASTLEWOOD, VA. Route 1 RADIO COMPANY Complete Appliance Center ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Phone RO 2-8311 -99- BUSINESS D1 P N DHVIS Jr St Paul Va Chnch Valley Tlmes St Paul Va St Paul Hotel St Paul Va Anthony F Dlstefano MD St Paul Va Morell s Shoe Shop Abmgdon Va Patterson Photographlc Servxce Ablngdon Va Kellev s Gr1ll Cate C1ty Va Whltes Orchald lastlewood V Lebanon Va Owen KL Cupp Inc Cleveland Wa P A T R O N S Weber Clty Servlce Statlon Weber Clty Va Palace Frult News Barber Shop Kmgsport Tenn Iackev Block Co Klngsport Tenn Ball Grocery Store Hamlin Va Phllllps Auto Supplv St Paul Va The Sterl1ng House Brlstol Tenn Farmer s Un1on Supply Castlewood Va Oaks Servlce Statlon Lebanon Va Klng Creole Restaurant Lebanon Va PATRONS Jack Mull1ns Jlmmy Tompklns Esco Wood C P Gordon Mrs K A Plppln W M Ratcllffe Nell Llnkous Ellzabeth G Wolfe Mrs Evelyn Horne Charles R Morey MHXIC Neeley Cross Sz Vermllllon Donald Anderson I D Vermllllon Wallace KISCF W G Prlce Cuv Castle B1ll Huffman Benny Johnson Sam Wood W E Bymgton Alex B. Rector Wllllam A Osborne Albert Statzer N C. Meade Jr J. W Castle N C Klser Anna Ruth Qulllen Ba1 ber Shops Lucllle Bolmsky Buford Rlng Evelyn Kmg I tCkle Bartee Fred Gordon Beulah J Skeens Fred Ervln Mrs Pat Dean L M Spencer Lena Nlcewander Mrs Allce Salver Nellle Kllgore D R Davenport Bruce Owens Robert H Burke Dorothv G Dorton Early Hobbs Bess Glbson Jlmmy Hobbs Helen Benton Thelma Lee Crowder Mrs C. B. Castle Bett5 Nell Mllton Gladys Duff Frances Lee Searcey Mr and Mrs C E. Davis Mr and Mrs Worley Mulllns Mrs Fannle Lawson W 1 ' '. . . - . , ., . , . D . . . , . 1 . 4 , . , . , . ' ' ' 9 . , . , . ' 1 , . . , . ., J . U ' , I K 0 , a 0 r ' v 1 ' , , . u n . . L. I , . , . a , a U 7 ' 7 9 ' , . . 1 , . . '- 1 'T a - K a ' x . , 1 a Y 7 af- . ' 1 1 - East Lebanon Shell Service, S. B. Quillen, Attorney, Lebanon, Va. , . . ! Y ' , 'Y 1 'J ' y - . . r r I ' 1 U - K . . 7 . . , . n . u n Jo --100- ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Capital 5'100,000 Member F.D.I.C. ABINGDON GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Grocers ABINGDON. VIRGINIA LEBANON FUNERAL HOME A mbulance Service Day - Call 23 and 62 Night - Gall 181 and 56 Finney - Easterly - Finney NEW HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA Large Enough To Serve You - Small Enough To Know You Phone RO 2-2611 -101- KENNEDY'S PIGGLY WIGGLY New Modern Super Market Phone RO 2-6131 ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA GIBSON REALTY Farms, Houses, Rentals, Business Property, New Construction See or Call Us 36 Moore Street - Trayer Bldg. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA Phone RO 9-6193 The Beauty of Our Business is SERVICE SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Chrysler, Plymouth and the Mighty Imperial 228 East Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Phone 3-3331 Lebanon Motor Sales, Inc. Telephone 22 and TR 3-2411 LEBANON, VA. HONAKER, VA. BRISTOL RADIO SUPPLY CORP 31 Moore Street BRISTOL, VIRGINIA We wish to express our many thanks to our advertisers for their help in making the Castletonian suc- cessful financially. And with this fact in mind, we ask our students to give their patronage at every oppor- tunity possible. They have helped us: now we shall help them. Friendship and contacts formed with the business world will result in tomorrow's understanding and cooperation. JUDY ONEY, Editor ROGER CLARK, Business Manager MRS. STELLA GIBSON, Advisor -102- DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS of DISTINCTIVE PRIZE WINNING SCHOOL ANNUALS -104- Commonwealth Press, Inc REE FIRST AND BERKLEY ST RADFORD VIRGINIA mwnnw. ,, xy, W'gg'x.gw71f rv' f 1'3'+gyf