Castlewood High School - Castletonian Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

c7 f muh ' f A NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR 4 OCTOBER FEATURES 6 FALL FUN AND FOOTBALL i f 3 f ' 1 L m ' -im ' 1 7 Through These WlUiSM FAULKNER H A y 8 HOME ECONOMICS IS AN ' CLOTHI 1 foods |EAMILy RELATinhj y j SiLE Wqq F HA “Doors” We Gain Knowledge 9 cuiiamg Mrong Minas The 4-H Club float won first place in the Homecoming parade. Mr. Large ' s biology class experiments with dyes and colors. 10 The Joy of Working Together We honor this car load of boys for selling the most ads for our yearbook. Miss Roop, Freida Salyer, Freddy Selfe, Jorita Prater, and Karen Chaffin represented CHS at the SC A Convention at Grundy, Virginia, on Oct. 19, 1963. Science Opens Doors to Budding Ruth Boris entered an exhibit in chick embryology and was the first student from Castlewood High School to win a first place at Clinch Valley College, Wise, Virginia. She also won the honor to go on to the fair at Roanoke College, Salem, Virginia. She said, It was not only my work that won me the first place at Wise, but also the help from David Prater and my teacher. Miss Lexie Johnson.” A:ftor� K arf Talents Len Salyer entered an experiment in chromatography in the District Science Fair at Clinch Valley College, Wise, Virginia. He won an honorable mention at Wise, and he also had thehonorto represent Castlewood High School at the Regional Science Fair at Roanoke College, Salem, Virginia. He was assisted in his experiment by Mike DiPerna. FOREWORD Within these many doors we trod, And learn to respect man and God; Each passing day brings something new Because so many doors” we pass through. When time has given up the day, And each must walk his separate way; May this book be the door To echo back the happy days of yore. The Challenge CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Page 1 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Page 15 CLASSES Page 23 FEATURES Page 53 ACTIVITIES Page 71 SPORTS Page 97 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 115 DMINISTRATION and FACULTY Dr. G.H. Givens Division Superintendent The Schools of Russell County Since 1928 Jack B. Renick Director of Instruction Charles McFarlane Elementary Supervisor Jimmy Humphrey General Supervisor of Russell County Schools 16 Mr. John Graybeal We, the class of 1964, gratefully acknowledge the help and inspiration he has given us as our guidance counselor. He gave each of us words of counsel and en- couragement when the road was rough and the journey long. Helen Meade always has time to listen to our many wants” and wishes. Because of her warm personality, friendliness, and willingness to be of service, Helen has endeared herself to all of us. Mr. Campbell is our new assist- ant principal. Before accepting this position, he was a full-time teacher at C.H.S. He has given every minute a conscientious fulfillment of his responsibility as part-time teacher, attendance director, and assistant principal. 17 Twenty-nine Teachers at CHS Mrs. Frances Banner B.A. Lincoln Memorial University Home Economics Sponsor F.H.A. Mr. Stevie Banner B.S. Lincoln Memorial University History, Physical Education, Baseball Coach, Football and Basketball Assistant Coach Mr. Carles Billips B.A. Emory Henry College Physical Education, History, Head Football Coach, Track Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach Mrs. J. E. Carter B.S. Radford College French, English Sponsor Beta Club Mr. K. C. Brooks B.S. Lincoln Memorial University Math, Physics Mrs. Lillian Clifton A.B. Berea College English ]8 Four New Teachers — All Men Mr. Billy Cross B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Science, Chemistry Sponsor Science Club Mrs. Jerroleen Elam B.A. Radford College Librarian Sponsor Library Club Mr. Thomas H. Fletcher B.S. Hampden- Sydney College Math Line Coach Football Head Basketball Coach Sponsor Junior Athletic Club Mrs. Stella Gibson B.S. Radford College Madison College English Co-Sponsor Senior Class Advisor Castletonian Mr. James W. Hagy A.B. King College History, Economics Mrs. Thelma Hancock B.S. Ward- Belmont College University of Virginia Geography, History, Government Sponsor Art Club 19 Teachers Conduct Classes, Sponsor Clubs, Miss Lexie Johnson B.S. Radford College Biology, Science Sponsor Future Nurses Club Mrs. Nell Jordan B.S. M.A. East. Tenn. State University English Co-Sponsor Senior Class Miss Connie Kilgore B.A. Radford College Latin, English Sponsor Drama Club Mrs. Donald Large B.A. Radford College Math, Algebra Sponsor Future Teachers Club Mr. Donald Large B.A. Carson- Newman College Biology, Science Mr. W. B. Lewis B.S. Agriculture Virginia Polytechnic Institute Sponsor F.F.A. Club 20 Plays, and Other Activities Mr. Charles C. Long B.S, Tenn. Polytechnic Institute, East Tennessee State University, Government, Geography A. Annabelle Mabe B.S. Concord College Home Economics Co-Sponsor F.H.A. Mrs. Nancy Middlecamp B.S. Longwood College General Business Bookkeeping, Typing Sponsor Business Club, Sentinel Mr. William C. Robinson B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Typing, Shorthand General Business Sponsor Numismatic Club Miss Gladys Roop B.S. Radford College Geometry, Algebra Co-Sponsor Senior Class, Sponsor S.C.A. Miss Arvena Salyer B.S. East Tennessee State University Physical Education Sponsor Pep Club 0 1 Mr. John M. Spence B.S. Concord College Band, Choir Sponsor Music Club Mrs. Mary Sutherland B.S. Radford College King College English C LASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard Justice, President; Patricia Amburgey, Vice-President; Shirley Dingus, Secretary Treasurer; Joyce Bise, Reporter. LUTHER ALDERSON ANNA LEE BARNES PATRICIA AMBURGEY DODIE BARTEE HELEN BALL JOYCE BISE MARGARET BANNER EDDIE BOOKER BOBBY BRATTON KAREN CHAFFIN GARLAND BURNETTE BILLY CLINE FAYE CARTY JOE CULBERTSON YOLANDA CARTY BOBBY JOE DAVIS FERN DAVIS MIKE DI PERNA GAINES DICKENSON JAMES DIXON SHIRLEY DINGUS SCOTTY DIXON SUE DINGUS JOHNNY EVANS JOYCE FIELDS LINDA GULLETT HARTFORD GARRETT JERRY GLOVIER LOIS GULLETT HAROLD HALL GORDON GROSS PEGGY HALL LYNN HELBERT RONNIE HICKS Learning new skills and mastering old ones. CAROL HOLBROOK MARGARET HUGHES CARROLL HOLBROOK GEORGE INGLE JANICE B. HORNE MILDRED INGLE PEGGY HUFF AMELIA JESSEE -A senior privilege is to leave the auditorium first. SONDRA. JESSE E RICHARD JUSTICE ELAINE JOHNSON JANET KING JUDY JOHNSON DEAN KISER LLOYD JOHNSON JANICE LAYTON BILL LITTON JAMES MEADE DORIS MINTON IRDELLA MORRIS ABEL ONEY CHARLIE OSBORNE JOANNE OSBORNE JACKIE OWENS RUTH PERRY JUDY PURCELL COLLEEN PHILLIPS BRENDA RAMSEY GEORGE PHILLIPS SUE RING JEANETTE PHILLIPS JACKIE ROBINSON FREDDIE SELFE JANEY SHOEMAKER A make- shift dressing room for the senior girls. JANICE SKEENS JAMES SMITH JEWEL SKEENS BRUCE SPROLES KAY SLUSS SUE STONE CONNIE SMITH LOIS TAYLOR JOE TOMLINSON PAULETTA WOOD SCOTTY WHITE BOBBY JOE WOODS Teachers and students enjoy the banquet at the Junior-Senior Prom. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carroll Kiser, president; Howard Ramsey, vice-president; David Prater, secretary treasurer; Tommy Talbert, reporter. Linda Adams Daniel Anderson Janie Austin Linda Daily James Ball Larry Bartee Eddie Bolinsky Virginia Booker Ruth Boris Jean Bradley Patricia Bradley Nancy Carico Patsy Carry Connie Castle Brenda Caudill Cheryl Chafin Kenneth Choate Patty Counts Bill Davis Daris Dickenson Jane Dickenson Ronald Dickenson Roy Dingus Wayne Dingus Sue Dooley Roger Evans David Fields Lois Fields Lorene Franklin Maynard Franklin Penny Pinching for Prom Bonnie Garret John Gibson Craig Gibson Lucy Gibson Harriet Gibson Sammy Gibson Juniors make plans to raise funds for the 1964 prom. 34 Paul Grizzle Donald Gross Virginia Grubb Gary Hale Wayne Helbert Larry Hileman Sue Hulsey Patricia Humphrey Henry Hurd Patsy Hurd Thelma Hurd Shirley Ireson Wendell Jacobs Marvin Jessee Virginia Jessee Kept Juniors Busy 35 Colleen Phillips and Laura Mullins smile happily as they display their homecoming mums. Sandra Lambert Sandra Lasley Etta Mae Lewis Joyce Linkous Bill Litton Julia Mann Shirley Meade Micheal Morefield Laura Mullins Peggy Nash Patricia Owens Rebecca Penland Barbara Phillips Billy Joe Phillips Patricia Popp Team Elects Becky Homecoming Queen David Powers David Prater Betty Ramsey Howard Ramsey Pauline Robinson Frances Routh Judy Rynes Barbara Sabo Deanna Saddler Barbara Salyer Len Salyer Rebecca Salyer Sandra Salyer Wayne Salyer Eva Scarberry THE FRESHMAN CLASS Tommy Cook Martha Counts Danny Cromer Jan Culbertson Betty Dickenson Roger Dingus Patsy Dingus Mildred Dixon Nancy Edwards Barbara Ervin Billy Fields Linda Fields Teresa Fields Page Fleenor Allen Franklin Ira Franklin Bobby Garrett Shelby Garrett Deborah Gibson John Gibson Patsy Gibson Billy Gillenwater Daniel Glass Kathy Goodson Larry Grizzle Ted Grizzle Winnie Grizzle Hildreth Gross Thomas Guinn Ronald Gullett Brenda Hale Jimmy Hale Betty Hall Curtis Hall Danny Hall Kathy Hall Lorene Hall Raymond Halloway Gloria Harris Wanda Hartman Donna Hileman Rodney Holbrook 45 O O fT) f5 Edward Holland Patsy Holloway Joey Honto Janice Huff Eddie James Denny Jessee Kenneth Jessee Lester Jessee Roger Jessee Joan Johnson Phillip Johnson Jane Jordan Roger Jordan Patricia Keith Faye Kennedy Brenda Kiser Buck Kiser Faye Kiser Kathy Kiser Judy Lambert Sharon Lambert Stevie Lambert Linda Lawson Harry Layton Grant Marshall Maybelle Marshall Judy Maxfield Gaynelle McReynolds Sharon Meade Carlton Monk Brenda Mullins Judy Noe Allene Osborne Bobby Osborne Anna Patrick Coetta Patrick Ricky Perry Connie Phillips Donna Phillips Edwin Phillips Joan Porter Judith Powers 46 THE FRESHM ,enda Price , ivada Ramsey , ' heila Ramsey ammy Ring avid Robinson jOe Robinson Brenda Ruff Brenda Rynes Terry Saddler Ann Salyer Jerry Salyer Tommy Salyer Joyce Scarberry Phyllis stp«=ns Ralph Sluss Craifr James Smith John Smith Kenneth Sparks Donna Sproles Raymond Sproles Frances Stidham Carl Sutherland Linda Taylor Susan Tomlinson Charles Townes Shirley Townes Kenneth Vicars Irene Wallace Larry Watson Lawrence Watson Wayne Whitaker Larry Williams Jimmy Woody Carol Wyatt Helen Yeary 47 H GRADE Gay Nell Adams Larry Addair Johnny Addington Betty Adkisson Linda Adkisson James Amburgey Martha Anderson Richard Baker Danny Barker Kay Bickley Mike Blackson Steve Blackson Johnny Boris Tommy Bratton James Brooks Jimmy Brooks Claude Buckles Larry Casteel Linda Castle Swanson Castle John Caudill Jimmy Chafin Judy Chafin Linda Chafin Johnny Christian Troy Clark Mary Cline Loraine Cockran Sidney Collier Henry Combs Phillip Couch Mike Counts Carter Cress Judy Cromer Paul Cromer Linda Davis Charlie Day Lorene Dean Rebecca Dellinger Andrew Delp Gose Dickenson Judy Dingus 48 CLASS OF ’68 Larry Dingus Deborah Duncan Nellie Dunford Shirley Evans Donna Fields Doris Fields Fred Fields Norma Fields Virginia Fields Wanda Fields George Fraley Jerry Franklin Kathryn Franklin Virginia Franklin Mary Garret Brenda Gibson Homer Gibson James Gibson Eddie Glovier Ruth Glovier Thomas Glovier Donna Gordon Doris Gray James Grizzle Douglas Guinn Tommy Hale Wanda Hale Brenda Hall Carol Hall Diana Hall Johnny Hall Kenneth Hall Robin Hall Judy Helbert Nancy Hicks Faye Holbrook Patsy Hughes Brenda Hurd Pamela Hurd Jerrie Ireson Jane Johnson Sandra Johnson 49 EIGHTH GRADE Sue Jones Wayne Justice Donna Kasefang James Keith Judy King Mary Jane King Ronnie King Betty Kiser Jo Ella Kiser Wanda Lampkins Larry Ledford Deborah Litton Johnny Lyttle Claude Maxfield Eugene Maxfield Lewis Maxfield Judy Mays Linda McCoy Denver Meade Roger Meade Ronnie Meade Sue Meade Cathy Miller Curtis Minton Margaret Minton Lois Morrissette Jimmy Mullins Vickie Mullins Alma Mutter Kenn eth Osborne McNeil Osborne Nancy Osborne Nancy Perry Dawn Phillips Frances Porter Harold Porter Blaine Powers Brenda Powers Sharon Powers Gail Price James Purcell Sandra Quick I 50 CLASS OF ’68 Ernest Ramsey Jane Ring Susan Ring Paul Robinson Doris Salyer Jean Salyer William Sargent Linda Sexton Ann Sluss Wilma Smith Jack Stamper Harry Steffey Sue Stidham Scotty Sweeney Neva Taylor Pamela Taylor William Taylor Wilma Underwood Cecil Verbal Roy Vicars Joyce Wallace Linda Wallace Vickie Whaling Linda Whitaker Sammy Whitaker Jerry Williams Gene Willis Linda Worley Mattie Worley Ronnie Meade makes the first annual deposit. 51 Bobby and Coetta return from Homecoming dance. Through Many Doors Realizing the doors are closing for the 1963 school year as we juniors serve as ush- ers for the commencement exercises, we wonder who will be our ushers for 1964. We also wonder how many doors must we open and close during our senior year. Keep an open mind as you encounter new ideas and meet people with varied backgrounds. Keep your personal standards high. Take high school seriously, and you will gain the most from five of the most wonderful years of your life. Being a senior is a little frightening; be- ing a senior is a lot of fun . . . we hope . . . best of all, it ' s exciting, it ' s unique, anyway, it ' s the beginning to greater doors. The ushers are as follows: Kay Sluss, Garland Burnette, Peggy Hall, Bobby Joe Woods, Scotty Dixon, Bobby Bratton, Sue Stone, Jerry Glovier, Jackie Robinson, Shirley Dingus, Lois Taylor and Ruby Salyer. These five years will be forever cher- ished by all of us. 52 EATURES F “Rise and Shine” Comedy These scenes are taken from the com- edy, Rise and Shine,” which received a superior rating in the District Seven One- Act Play Festival at Abingdon, Virginia. Having won at Abingdon, the play was then eligible to go to the state festival in Charl- ottsville, Virginia. There the play again won top honors. Those featured are Larry Hileman, Bill Litton, Virginia Chafin, and Henrietta Jenkins. The comedy was directed by Mr. W. C. Robinson and Miss Connie Kilgore. 54 Wins Top Honors Phillip Sandford Grant-Bill Litton; Hepzibah Mercy Jones- Virginia Chafin; Henry Joseph Jones- Larry Hileman; Jane Morrison Jones-Henrietta Jenkins. 55 After the game-’ ' Oh Boy, FOOD! The Lions Club Carol and Coetta ride as Queens-to-be. Full of enthusiasm the crowd 1 W ' P ' A W u donated the scoreboard. The cheerleaders smile happily during the parade. WE THANK YOU ! boosts the Blue Devils. 57 Cheerleaders wave to fans. Homecoming One of the most important events to take place each year atC.H.S. is the Home- coming; and the Homecoming at our school is really something. It is gay, colorful, ex- citing, and all in all - it is actually breath- taking. This year various clubs worked diligently to make their floats look attract- ive and original. The band seemed to be at its best, the cheerleaders yelled louder than usual, and the spectators seemed slightly tense. The team played well; and last, but certainly not least, came the enchanted moment as the candidates for Homecoming queen, of the varsity and junior varsity squads, came floating across the field. Janet Culbertson, a freshman, is chosen by the junior varsity squad to reign as Homecoming Queen for 1963. Captain Grant Marshall crowns Queen Jan. 60 Queens Our Homecoming was held October 25 , 1963, and the Mighty Blue Devils defeated the Honaker Tigers 57-0. At half-time the Castlewood band gave an excellent performance on the football field. At this time, Rebecca Salyer was crowned Queen of the varsity team, and Jan Culbertson was crowned Queen of the junior varsity team. It is needless to say that both girls were radiant. Immediately following the game there was a dance held in the school gymnasium. The queens and their courts led the first dance. This was a memorable evening for all present, and no one can deny that our Homecoming was not a success. Rebecca Salyer, a junior, is chosen by the varsity squad to reign as Homecoming Queen for 1963. Captain Freddie Selfe crowns Queen Becky. 61 Floats Future Nurses Club wins third place. Floats Music Club Art Club Beta Club wins second place. All Books Aside With the end of school came the really big event of the year - the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held May 4, 1963, at the Downtown- er Lodge Inn, Kingsport, Tenness- ee. Dance music was furnished by Becky Hyatt and her orchestra. This prom was attended by more students than any other prom in the past. The couples parading around the pool under soft lights and seeing their reflections in the pool made this a night to be re- membered. Junior-Senior Prom Seniors Observe Dress-up Day A pretty table is something to behold. One of the most helpful and interesting phases of the home economics course is the planning and preparation of such an occasion. All eyes were on the seniors. There was no getting by because of the clicking of our heels. We wond- er what the juniors thought when they caught us slipping around in our stocking feet. Oh, our aching feet. Approximately eighty-nine sen- iors enjoyed refreshments prepared by the Home Economics Department. The Senior Class wishes to thank Mrs. Banner, Miss Mabe, and the home economics girls for the delicious refreshments, especially for those good homemade cookies. 66 SCA Presents Christmas Program The Angel Gabriel (Virginia Grubb) appears to Zacharias (Larry Hileman) to tell him that his wife Elizabeth would bear a son who would be named John. The Angel (Sue Dingus) appears unto the shephe rds to announce the, birth of Jesus. Bobby Bratton, Scotty Dixon, and Bobby Joe Woods were the shepherds. Miss Roop, Larry Hileman, Garland Burnette, Bobby Bratton, Scotty Dixon, and Bobby Joe Woods make plans for the Christmas program. Everyone en- joyed The Nativity very much. Bill Litton, Jackie Robinson, and Garland Burnette play the part of the wise men bringing their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to Mary (Linda Adams) and Joseph (Scotty White). 67 BEST DRESSED Sammy Jessee Amelia Jessee BIGGEST FLIRT Connie Smith Carroll Holbrook Senior Superlatives MOST VERSATILE Scotty White Doris Minton MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Pauletta Wood Richard Justice MOST COURTEOUS Joyce Bise Dean Kiser CUTEST COUPLE Yolanda Carty Bobby Joe Woods of 1964 TYPICAL SENIOR Bobby Bratton Sue Dingus TALLEST and SMALLEST Sue Stone Harold Thomas Hall BEST PERSONALITY Dodie Bartee Kay Sluss MOST DEPENDABLE Shirley Dingus Bruce Sproles MOST INTELLECTUAL Karen Chaffin Freddie Selfe FRIENDLIEST Charlie Osborne Jeanette Phillips CTIVITIES F. T. A. . . A Challenge of Service FIRST ROW; Sharon Lambert, Deanna Saddler, Joyce Bise, Patricia Amburgey, Margaret Banner, Kay Sluss, Sue Dooley, Janie Dickenson, Sandra Lasley. SECOND ROW: Joanne Hileman, Helen Burke, Brenda Kiser, Barbara Salyer, Linda Adams, Janis Ball, Linda Jo Steffey, Patricia Wood, Deborah Salyer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Large, spon- sor; Brenda Salyer, Cheryl Chafin, Nova Anderson, Katie Litton, Sue Ring, Dolly Hall, Doris Keith. The Future Teachers Club presented an assembly program on November 13, which was during American Education Week. The program included a play entitled Eleventy Percent”, the story of a high school boy who wanted to become a teacher. The play em- phasized the necessity of good teachers in our high schools. The cast included Bill Litton, Linda Adams, Sandra Lasley, Sue Dooley, Barbara Salyer, Larry Hileman, and Scotty White. Bill Litton and Linda Adams in a scene from Eleventy Percent . 72 A Reward of Satisfaction This is the third consecutive school year in which the Castlewood FTA has been chartered under the National Or- ganization of Future Teachers of America. FTA OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Kay Sluss, Joyce Rise, Deanna Saddler. SECOND ROW: Jane D i c k e n s o n , Sue Dooley, Margaret Banner, Patricia Amburgey, Mrs. Large, sponsor. Cathy Bolinsky, a third grader, portrays one of the many potential future teachers . She is teaching the present members of the Future Teachers Club. 73 Business Club FIRST ROW: Jean Bradley, Shirley Jane Kiser, Betty Grizzle, Sue Stone, Charlotte Jessee, Irdella Morris. SECOND ROW: Sue Dingus, Helen Ball, Gaye Patrick, Lois Taylor, Judy Purcell, Linda Gullett, Mrs. Middlecamp. THIRD ROW: Lynn Helbert, Bobby Jones, Pauletta Wood, Lois Gullett, Janice Layton, Holland Jessee, Gary Hale. FOURTH ROW: Fern Davis, Katherine Johnson, Amelia Jessee, Carol Holbrook, Brenda Caudill, Lois Fields, Anna Lee Barnes. Music Club FIRST ROW: Carolyn Coffey, Donna Morris, Doris Minton. SECOND ROW: Ricky Perry, Edwin Phillips, Carter Phillips, Johnny Hall, Jack Jacobs, Eddie Barker. THIRD ROW: William Culbertson, Carleton Monk, James Ball, Joe Gillespie, Bill Kiser, Mr. Spence, sponsor. 74 FIRST ROW: Johnny Steele, Robert Hogg, Raymond Harmon, Sammy Jessee, Raymond Sproles, Billy Fields, SEC- OND ROW: Fern Smith, Jan Culbertson, Brenda Hale, Kathy Kiser, Frances Stidham, Peggy Huff, Sharon Meade. THIRD ROW: Mary Hall, Linda Fields, Shirley Meade, Scotty Dixon, Sandra Lambert, Lucy Gibson, Brenda Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Beauchamp, Virginia Grubb, Judy Noe, Patricia Popp, Carolyn Sproles. Art Club Coin Club FIRST ROW: Billy Cline, Larry Bartee, Johnny Evans, Bobby Woods, Dickie Hall, Dean Kiser, David Fields, Mr. Robinson, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jerry Glovier, Stevie Wallen, Eddie Salyer, Jimmy Johnson, Joe Sobo, Gail Kiser, Hartford Garrett. THIRD ROW: Paul Grizzle, Bruce Sproles, Larry Williams, James Smith, Joe Culbertson. Shorthand Class Observes Sue Ring, Sue Stone, Yolanda Carty, Peggy Huff, Pauletta Wood, and Amelia Jessee play shorthand bingo. Since the shorthand class was made up of twenty-five girls, someone came up with the idea of having a dress-up day. By observing this, the girls realized that to be well-groomed is as important as to be efficient. The girls wore pretty dresses, skirts and sweaters, and white blouses, heels, gloves, and other matching accessories. Janice Horne, Gail Salyer, Shirley Dingus, Connie Smith, Patricia Amburgey, and Joyce Rise type from notes. 76 Secretary Dress-up Day Charlotte Jessee, Ruth Perry, Jewell Skeens, Peggy Hall, Gaye Patrick, Helen Ball, and Doris Minton take short- hand dictation from records. Janice Layton, Janey Shomaker, Sondra Jessee, Lois Taylor, and Kay Sluss do their daily routine- -dictation in Mr. Robinson ' s class. 77 FIRST ROW: Sandra Salyer, Laura Mullins, Mary Wright, Sue Hulsey, Frances Routh, Yolanda Carty, Janey Shomaker, Sondra Jesse, Helen Meade, Bill Litton. SECOND ROW: Miss Kilgore, sponsor; Connie Smith, Gail Salyer, Sue King, Garland Burnette, Shirley Ireson, Patty Counts, Barbara Sabo, Joyce Linkous, Linda Bailey, Susy Tomlinson, Brenda Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Brenda Ramsey, Virginia Booker, Nancy Carico, Rebecca Salyer, Harriet Gibson, Larry Hileman, Daris Dickenson, Eddie Hartley, Shirley Dingus, Wayne Dingus, Ruby Salyer. EOUR ' i ' H ROW: Betty Ramsey, Jewel Skeens, Ruth Boris, Karen Chaffin, Faye Scarberry, Ruth Perry, Greta Skeens, Scotty White, Janice Horne, Joe Kiser, Judy Rynes, Margaret Hughes, Jane Carter, Elaine Farr. Drama Club Junior Athletics Club FIRST ROW: Edward Holland, Craig Smith, Danny Hall, Kenneth Sparks, Ronald Gullett, Kenneth Vicars, Gilmer Castle. SECOND ROW: James Jessee, Carl Sutherland, A. C. Burke, Bill Gillenwater, Wayne Amburgey, Charles Townes, Johnny Gibson. THIRD ROW: Grant Marshall, Mike Tiller, John Smith, Tommy Cook, Jackie Nichols, Eddie James, Jimmy Woody, Eddie Adams. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Fletcher, sponsor; Sammy Banner, Sammy Ring, Steve Lambert, Daniel Glass, Joey Honto, Dan Cromer, Wayne Whitaker. Pep Club and Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Jorita Prater, Patty Humphrey, Fredia Salyer, Katie Salyer, Connie Castle, Brenda Dingus, Linda Dean, Mary Johnson, Shirley Kiser, Shirley Fraley, Shirley Dingus, Linda Sykes, Miss Salyer, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Linda Ring, Jewel Carty, Sue Ring, Janice Wilson, Nancy Hankins, Joe Tomlinson, Colleen Phillips, Jeanette Phillips, Linda Burke, Judy Fields, Bonnie Jordan, Linda Jessee, Johnny Clark, Vivian Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Ruth Hall, Sharon Rasnick, Linda Halloway, Donna Hileman, Gail Ingle, Sheila Miller, Linda Taylor, Shelby Garrett, Virginia Jessee, Wayne Helbert, Patsy Owens, Patricia Bradley. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Banner, sponsor; Wayne Amburgey, Harry Alderson, John Tiller, Jimmy Honto, Ronnie Hicks, Ed Booker, James Dixon, David Powers, Gordon Gross, Bobby Garrett. FIFTH ROW: Roy Dingus, Sam Austin, Ted Phillips, Rodney Holbrook, Luther Alderson, James Meade, Donald Gross, Jimmy Austin, Tommy King. The game would not be the same without the peppy’’ cheerleaders. Future Homemakers Club I M in ■ lo } m Kk ■itv nX ml ‘ It FIRST ROW: Peggy Nash, Mary Castle, Linda Carter, Joan McGan, Jean Burkette, Virginia Cline, Mrs. Banner, sponsor; Sherry Ervin, Sharon Steele, Debbie Gibson, Elaine Johnson, Miss Mabe, sponsor; Margaret Sutherland, Julia Mann, Judy Campbell, Joyce Fields, Barbara Phillips. Barbara Salyer, Bonnie Jordan, Miss Mabe, teacher, and Linda Collins place pattern on the material. Linda Taylor, Shelby Garrett, and Page Fleenor learn to control the machine by sewing on paper. Initiation of FHA Girls ; FIRST ROW: Gay Nell McReynolds, Kathy Hall, Faye Carty, Martha Counts, Connie Phillips, Patsy Carty, Bonnie Austin, Judy Lambert, Coetta Patrick, Hildreth Gross. SECOND ROW: Shirley Fields, Kathyrn Bostic, Gloria , Harris, Della Bradley, Teresa Glass, Sheila Powers, Judith Powers, Brenda Rynes, Patricia Austin. THIRD ROW: Mildred Ingle, Carol Wyatt, Sharon Meade, Linda Cooley, Betty Dickenson, Jan Burkette, Sheila Ramsey, Lorine Hall, Lavada Ramsey, Sandra Phillips, Linda Combs, Nannie Clark. FOURTH ROW: Betty Hall, Brenda Price, Maebelle I Marshall, Mrs. Banner, sponsor; Eudine Powers, Irene Grizzle, Winnie Grizzle, Helen Yeary. I ; I i Mrs. Banner and Mrs. Beverley demonstrate broiling to a Home Ec. Class. 81 FIRST ROW: Kaye Delp, Jerry Linkous, Patsy Hurd, Joan Porter, Billy Fields, Phyllis Skeens. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elam, sponsor; Mary Lampkins, Jane Austin, Kenneth Choate, Linda Penland, Tommy Talbert, Judy Johnson. THIRD ROW: David Evans, Dodie Bartee, Peggy Hall, Harvey Stapleton, Grady Hurd, Jessee Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Penland, Carolyn Amburgey, Daniel Anderson, Sammy Shell, Larry Hicks. Library Club Science Club LEFT to RIGHT: Bobby Bratton, Phillip Johnson, Bill Davis, Craig Gibson, Freddie Stanley, Carroll Kiser, Mr. Cross, sponsor; Larry Robinson, Dennis Hensdill, Alex Sabo, Len Salyer. 82 Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Harry Layton, Roger Sluss, Jerry Salyer, Curtiss Hall, Tommy Alderson, Arlen Turner, Billy Couch, Roger Jordan, Joe Robinson. SECOND ROW: Harold Hall, Bobby Davis, James Perry, Farley Meade, Ira Franklin, James Barnes, Stoney Meade, Darrell Salyer, Tavis Johnson. THIRD ROW: Gaines Dickenson, Gary Kiser, Roger Bush, Charlie Osborne, Larry Porter, Wendel Jacobs, Kenneth Jessee, Larry Grizzle, Ted Grizzle. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Chafin, Jeter Austin, Johnny Dickenson, David Johnson, Maynard Franklin, Bobby Osborne, Jim Hicks, Swanson Castle, Buck Kiser. FIFTH ROW: Chuck Stidham, Lester Davis, Allen Jessee, Abel Oney, Denny Jessee, Ronnie Dickenson, Sammy Gibson, Bill Byerley, Mr. Lewis, sponsor. SIXTH ROW: Garnett Taylor, James Jessee, Lloyd Johnson, James Smith, Ralph Sluss, Claude Maxfield, Eugene Statzer, Robert Stidham, Dave Robinson. Allen Jessee, Abel Oney, and Sammy Gibson repre- sented the FFA Chapter at V.P.I. at the state FFA Convention. Our team was placed tenth out of sixty - six judging teams. Student Cooperative Association TheSCAis sponsoring an assembly pro- gram each month, asking the clubs to be re- sponsible for some of these programs. In order to have a more effective club program, the council asked each club to prepare a list of objectives at their first meeting, submit a copy to the SCA president, and work to- ward their achievement. The SCA is attempting to finance a water cooler for the cafeteria. To do so a music company has installed a jukebox imthe cafe- teria supervised by the SCA Council. There is also a machine in the hall to sell nabs and peanuts. The words to the school song written in 1955 could not be found so, with e assist- ance of Mr. John Spence, band and chdir di- rector, the SCA has provided new words for the music. Freddie Selfe, president of SCA FIRST ROW: RuthGlovier, Donna Phillips, Sharon Rasnick, Fern Smith, Connie P hillips, Janice Huff, Martha Counts, Carroll Kiser. SECOND ROW; Coetta Patrick, Susan Ring, Katherine Franklin, Brenda Goodwin, Tommy Talbert, Freida Salyer, Dean Kiser, Jorita Prater, Howard Ramsey, Deanna Saddler. THIRD ROW: Richard Justice, Freddie Selfe, Charlie Osborne, Karen Chaffin, Judy Noe, Becky Salyer, Jackie Robinson, Jimmy Huff. 84 SCA Executive Committee Richard Justice, senior class president; Freida Salyer, SCA vice-president; Connie Phillips, freshman class presi- dent; Freddie Selfe, SCA president; Jorita Prater, sophomore class president; Karen Chaffin, SCA secretary-trea- surer; Carroll Kiser, junior class president. Members of the SCA Council patrol the lunch line to the cafeteria each day. A com- mittee from the council is revising the SCA constitution. Four delegates from the SCA Council attended the Clinch Valley District Convention at Grundy High School in October. The SCA prepared and delivered Christ- mas boxes containing food, toys, and cloth- ing to needy families in the community. The SCA is planning a beauty pageant in the spring to provide finances for state dues and sending delegates to conventions. The SCA Council is attempting to develop a greater school spirit. They wish all stu- dents to realize that they are SCA members and that they play an important part in all its endeavors and accomplishments. Rev. Johnny Kiser addresses the faculty and students 85 Sentinel and Castletonian Three ' s a crowd! EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NEWS EDITOR . . FEATURE EDITOR ART EDITOR . . . SPORTS EDITOR . TYPISTS CIRCULATION . MIMEOGRAPHER ADVISOR .... SPONSOR .... . .Amelia Jessee . . Pauletta Wood .... Sue Stone . . Linda Gullett .... Gary Hale . . . Lois Taylor Gaye Patrick Anna Lee Barnes . . Jean Bradley . . Lynn Helbert . . Mr. Robinson Mrs. Middlecamp Hot off the press ! 86 Hope you find it, Amelia! Prove Many Hours of Work EDITOR Janey Shomaker CO- EDITOR Pauletta Wood BUSINESS MANAGER Bill Litton CO-BUSINESS MANAGER . .Bobby Bratton SPORTS EDITOR .... Bobby Joe Woods LAYOUT EDITOR Scotty Dixon CLASS EDITOR Karen Chafin COPY EDITOR Kay Sluss CLUB EDITOR Doris Minton HEAD TYPIST Sue Dingus SPONSOR Mrs. Gibson Pauletta Wood, Janey Shomaker, and Mrs. Gibson watch as Doris Minton design the cover for the year- book. Sue and Scotty type away. Majorettes Jane Carter, Sophomore 2 year Majorette Joyce Linkous, Junior 2 year Majorette Doris Minton, Head Majorette Senior 3 year Majorette Jan Culbertson, Freshman 1 year Majorette Elaine Farr, Sophomore 2 year Majorette of 1964 Sue Stone, Drum Majorette Senior 2 year Majorette Beta Club Adds LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Adams, Bill Davis, Patricia Amburgey, Doris Dickenson, Joe Bolinsky, Richard Justice, Cheryl Chaffin, Shirley Meade, Lorene Franklin, Bill Litton, Bill Kiser, Shirley Dingus, Bonnie Garrett, Sandra Lasley, Freddie Selfe, Barbara Salyer, Shirley Ireson, Kay Sluss, Bruce Sproles, Harriet Gibson, Bobby Woods, Lucy Gibson, Doris Minton, Sue Dooley, Paul Grizzle, Sondra Jessee, Pete Prater, Judy Rynes, Karen Chaffin. President Karen Chaffin gives the Beta pledge The Beta Club held its induction service conducted by Karen Chafin for its twenty new members at the assembly program on Wednesday, October 23. After the membership cards, certificates, and pins were given, the new and old members sang the Beta Club song. Each semester the Beta Club collects the honor roll and posts it on the hall bulletin board. For the Christmas objective, the Beta Club bought clothing for a needy child in the elementary school. The spring objective is to sell candy to raise funds to send delegates to the Beta Convention in Roanoke, Virginia. Twenty New Members Lorene Franklin, Bill Kiser, Sue Dooley, Bill Davis, Joe Bolinsky read the Beta Journal. BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Karen Chaffin, SondraJessee, Freddie Selfe, Shirley Dingus, Patricia Amburgey, and Mrs. Carter, sponsor. to the twenty new members. Eddie Joe Bolinsky receives membership certificate from Beta officers. The Choir Mr. John Spence, director FIRST ROW: Charlotte Jessee, Janey Austin, Sue Ring, Joyce Fields, Jeanette Phillips, Fern Davis, Betty Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Sue Tomlinson, Julia Mann, Ruth Perry, Rebecca Penland, Virginia Jessee, Mildred Ingle, Patricia Popp, Mr. Spence, director. THIRD ROW: Faye Scarberry, Catherine Johnson, Connie Castle, Sammy Jessee, Janice Wilson, Laura Mullins. The band participated in the Southeastern Band Festival in Bristol on Oct. 6. Senior Athletics Club FIRST ROW: Eddie Bolinsky, Freddie Selfe, George Phillips, Richard Justice, Jac ki e Robinson, Tommy Minton, Terry Booker, Bill Keith, Larry Hall. SECOND ROW: Roger Evans, Bill Litton, Ralph Axsom, Jimmy Huff, Douglas Dishman, Jimmy Ervin, Mike Stone, Larry Morefield, Eugene Skeens, Arthur Turner. THIRD ROW: David Prater, James Powers, Howard Ramsey, Roger Dean, Bobby Thomas, David Glovier, Gary Phillips, Emmett Addington. FOURTH ROW: Mike Morefield, John Gibson, Paul Whitaker, Jimmy Shelley, DonaJd Wallace, Carroll Holbrook, Sidney Burden, Clarence Stone, Mr. Carles Billips, Sponsor. The football players and the coaches were introduced to the student body at the first assembly which was held in September. 93 Through the “Doors” of Music MAJORETTES: Elaine Farr, Joyce Linkous, Doris Minton, Head Majorette; Jan Culbertson, Jane Carter. FIRST ROW: Mr. Spence, director; Andy Delph, Nancy Clifton, Brenda Robinson, Jane Jordan, Dolly Hall, Deanna Saddler, Gaye McReynolds, Coetta Patrick, Connie Phillips, Janice Huff, Mary Wright, Sue Stone, drum majorette. SECOND ROW: Judy Fields, Johnny Hall, Jorita Prater, Judy Noe, Gloria Harris, Frances Routh, Sharon Steele, Mary Hall, Linda Fields, Donna Sproles, Ruth Hall, Edwin Phillips. THIRD ROW: Alex Jacobs, Danny Barker, Sammy Banner, A. C. Burke, Phillip Couch, Donna Kasefang, Betty Kiser, Brenda Hall, Sharon Meade, Phillip Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Dingus, Roger Dingus, James Ball, Mike Blackson, Sidney Collier, Carter Phillips, Margaret Banner, Katie Litton, Barbara Sabo, Ricky Perry. FIFTH ROW: Joe Gillespie, Bill Kiser, Harry Steffey, Carleton Monk, Johnny Clark, William Culbertson, Curtis Minton, Ronnie King, Steve Blackson, Claude Buckles. Glenn Gibson David Branson Cecil Verbal and Norma Fields Larry Ledford Mr. John Spence Ernest Ramsey FIRST ROW: Glenn Gibson. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Porter, Mary Ann Adams, Sandy Gibson, Luanne Horne, Nadine Grizzle, Linda Taylor, Patricia Noe, Mary Jane Routh, David Branson, Larry Ledford, Nancy Salyer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Spence, director; Irene Ennis, Dana Kennedy, James Kasefang, Ernest Ramsey, Jody Hooker, Cecil Verbal, Tommy Robinson. Future Nurses Club FIRST ROW: Lucille Osborne, Faye Kennedy, Phyllis Meade, Lutie Steffey, Eva Scarberry, Janice Huff, BrendaCaudill, Ann Salyer, Nancy Clifton, Miss Johnson, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joann Johnson, Jacqueline Dishman, Barbara Salyer, Irene Wallace, Joyce Scarberry, Judy Maxfield, Shirley Townes, Lavonda Combs, Page Fleenor, Gloria Colvard. THIRD ROW: Veanis Chafin, Teresa Fields, Mary White, Daryl Phillips, Marie Price, Linda Chafin, Paul- ette Minton, Sue Herron, Sandra Harvey, Faye Guinn. FOURTH ROW: Linda Lawson, Dora Grizzle, Thelma Hurd, Gladys Breeding, Shirley Dingus, Anna Patrick. In Fondest Memory of Betty Austin 1948-1963 96 PORTS Varsity Football FIRST ROW; Manager Bill Byerley, Jim Smith, Emmette Addington, Harry Alderson, Steve Wallen, Arthur Turner, Tommy Salyer, Bill Keith, Wayne Amburgey, Craig Smith, Manager Larry Morefield. SECOND ROW: Manager Lloyd Johnson, Jim Huff, Bill Kiser, Skip Ramsey, Jimmy Ervin, Roger Dean, Dennis Hensdill, Terry Booker, Ralph Axsom, Dickie Hall, Coach Banner. THIRD ROW: Coach Billips, Coach Long, Tommy Cook, Richard Justice, Freddie Selfe, Eddie Bolinsky, Pete Prater, Bill Litton, Roger Evans, Joe Kiser, Bill Davis, George Phillips, Coach Fletcher. Record for ’63 Second Best Football Scores C.H.S. 33 St. Paul 13 C.H.S. 33 Rye Cove 14 C.H.S. 33 John Battle 19 C.H.S. 32 Damascus 0 C.H.S. 40 Garden 12 C.H.S. 6 Lebanon 14 C.H.S. 7 Chilhowie 14 C.H.S. 57 Honaker 0 C.H.S. 20 Patrick Henry 12 C.H.S. 33 Rich Valley 6 Managers Lloyd Johnson, Larry Morefield, and Bill Byerley keep the first aid kit in top shape. In CHS Football History Mr. Tommy Fletcher, Line Coach, Head Basketball Coach; Mr. Charles Long, Head J. V. Coach; Mr. Carles Billips, Head Football Coach, Track Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach; Mr. Stevie Banner, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. Strategy in the Making We gang tackle” this way: One on one, all on one! Captain Skip Ramsey Junior 3 Year Letterman Halfback Co-Captain Freddie SeLfe Senior 2 Year Letterman Center Eddie Bolinsky Junior 3 Year Letterman Quarterback Bill Kiser Junior 2 Year Letterman Quarterback Richard Justice Senior 2 Year Letterman End George Phillips Senior 2 Year Letterman Guard Bill Kiser and Richard Justice put the shoulder to Chilhowie ' s fullback. Varsity has .294 Season . . . Wins 9, Loses 2 A Lebanon back fails to find running room and is floored by the Blue Devils Jackie Robinson Senior 3 Year Letterman End Richard Hall Senior 1 Year Letterman Center Bill Davis Junior 2 Year Letterman Guard • a Ralph Axsom Sophomore Center Stephen Wallen Sophomore 1 Year Letterman Quarterback Jimmy Ervin Sophomore 1 Year Letterman End Terry Booker Sophomore 2 Year Letterman Tackle Harry Alderson Sophomore 1 Year Letterman Halfback 103 Success; Team Spirit and Team Work Roger Dean gets set to make the stop on a Lebanon back. iw iJm mSr - n Roger Dean Sophomore 2 Year Letterman Halfback Dennis Hensdill Sophomore 2 Year Letterman Fullback Roger Evans Junior 2 Year Letterman End David Prater Junior 3 Year Letterman Tackle Joe Kiser Junior 2 Year Letterman Halfback Bill Litton Junior 2 Year Letterman Tackle Prater, Kiser, Litton, and Ramsey bear down on the Lebanon quarterback. 105 Team Spirit . . . Team Work . . . Jorita Prater Katie Salyer Sophomore Sophomore 2 Year Cheerleader 1 Year Cheerleader Sandra Lasley Junior 2 Year Cheerleader 106 Brenda Dingus Sophomore 1 Year Cheerleader Foster School Spirit Freida Salyer Ruth Boris Sophomore Junior 2 Year Cheerleader 2 Year Cheerleader Connie Castle Junior 2 Year Cheerleader Linda, Brenda, Ruth, Linda, Katie Linda Dean Sophomore 1 Year Cheerleader 107 Mary Lee Johnson Sophomore 2 Year Cheerleader JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Grant Marshall, Joey Honto, Jackie Stamper, Bill Gillenwater, Sammy Banner, Tommy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Sidney Burden, Carl Sutherland, Daniel Glass, Stevie Lambert, Claude Buckles, James Amburgey, Jimmy Woody. THIRD ROW: Coach Banner, Coach Long, A. C. Burke, Roger Bush, Jimmy Whitaker, Alex Jacobs, Larry Morefield. C.H.S. 14 7 C.H.S. 33 0 C.H.S. 33 St. Paul 13 C.H.S. 21 6 C.H.S. 21 6 C.H.S. 0 St. Paul 7 C.H.S. 13 6 Ramsey and Dean force Lebanon to punt. Even coaches show anxiety! VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Steve Wallen, Bobby Thomas, Sammy Gibson, Coach Fletcher, Bill Kiser, Jimmy Huff, Skip Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Freddie Selfe, Manager; Joe Kiser, Eddie Bolinsky, Roger Evans, Pete Prater, Bill Litton, Roger Dean, Lloyd Johnson, Manager. Roger Evans tips in a basket for the Blue Devils. Scores C.H.S. 54 Cleveland 42 C.H.S. 42 Whitewood 65 C.H.S. 47 Richlands 67 C.H.S. 47 Garden 41 C.H.S. 47 St. Paul 44 C.H.S. 45 Lebanon 54 C.H.S. 39 Richlands 83 C.H.S. 45 John Battle 62 C.H.S. 36 Honaker 38 C.H.S. 35 Chilhowie 53 C.H.S. 49 Lebanon 62 C.H.S. 47 Chilhowie 69 C.H.S. 73 Cleveland 52 C.H.S. 47 Whitewood 96 C.H.S. 83 Honaker 58 C.H.S. 56 John Battle 52 C.H.S. 57 Garden 58 [ Lf ' Castlewood Joe Kiser Jimmy Huff Eddie Bolinsky Stevie Wallen Roger Dean Skip Ramsey Blue Devils Bill Kiser Bill Litton Bobby Thomas Pete Prater Sammy Gibson Roger Evans Captain JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW; Paul Whitaker, Coach Billips. SECOND ROW: Junior Stone, Gary Phillips, Larry Porter, Raymond Halloway, Tommy Cook, Junior Axsom. THIRD ROW: Bill Gillenwater, Sammy Austin, Jackie Nickels, Donald Wallace, Mike Stone, Roger Jordan, Arthur Turner, Grant Marshall, Larry Hall. Jimmy Huff and Pete Prater battle for a rebound against Lebanon as Roger Evans and Sam Gibson take a break. Scores C.H.S. 39 Cleveland 23 C.H.S. 34 Whitewood 55 C.H.S. 30 Richlands 29 C.H.S. 28 Garden 42 C.H.S. 38 St. Paul 20 C.H.S. 25 Lebanon 24 C.H.S. 41 Richlands 37 C.H.S. 40 John Battle 52 C.H.S. 36 Honaker 16 C.H.S. 35 Chilhowie 25 C.H.S. 32 Lebanon 26 C.H.S. 23 Chilhowie 31 C.H.S. 33 Cleveland 27 C.H.S. 43 Whitewood 65 C.H.S. 25 Honaker 24 C.H.S. 31 John Battle 44 C.H.S. 41 Garden 22 MORE ACTION VTiJB A JkV |L |||M j 1 1 k Gr !■ Pete Prater hooks one in against Chilhowie. Bill Litton is set to rebound. Bo” (Eddie Bolinsky) on the go! EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Eddie Holland, Claude Buckles, Sonny Townes, Sammy Ring, Danny Hall, Eddie Glovier, Rodney Hol- brook, Mike Counts, Mark Tiller. SECOND ROW: Johnny Hall, Stevie Lambert, Bobby Osborne, Kenneth Sparks, Carl Sutherland, Danny Glass, Gose Dickenson, Wayne Whitaker, Coach Banner. BASEBALL OF 1963 FIRST ROW; Freddie Selfe, Arthur Turner, Sammy Gibson, Roger Dean, Skip Ramsey, Bill Kiser, Sammy Glovier. SECOND ROW: Coach Billips, Jackie Nichols, Jim Huff, Larry Hilem an, Eddie Bolinsky, Dennis Hensdill, Pete Prater, Ray Castle, Bill Litton, Coach Gilliam. Scores C.H.S. Cleveland 5 C.H.S. Honaker 11 C.H.S. Lebanon 3 C.H.S. Cleveland 3 C.H.S. Honaker 7 Skip Ramsey Pete Prater Eddie Bolinsky A DVERTISEMENTS REBECCA FABRICS Dress Fabrics, Upholstery and Drapery Lebanon, Virginia WHITE EXCAVATING COMPANY Excavating Crushed Stone Ro-2-6121 Castlewood, Virginia ALFRED ' S A Smart Shop for Men and Women Lebanon, Virginia L L SERVICE STATION Gravel Lick, Virginia CHAFIN BROTHERS LEBANON SHELL SERVICE STATION LUMBER COMPANY John Monk, Manager RO-2-6452 Lebanon, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia Road Service CHARLES LAWSON ' S STORE HURD ' S MARKET Castlewood, Virginia Fresh Fruits Castlewood, Virginia THE TRADING POST ROSA ' S GROCERY Antiques Old Coins Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Castlewood, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia RALPH MEADE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Castlewood, Virginia INTERSTATE BOWL Phone 669-5942 Abingdon Highway Bristol, Virginia Best Wishes to the Senior Class Mr. Mrs. S. A. FRALEY, JR. Castlewood, Virginia ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET Sales Every Thursday All Classes Livestock Abingdon, Virginia FRED PHILUPS WEST END LAUNDROMATT PHILLIPS AUTO SUPPLY Billy Cross, Owner Sun, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia Taste the Fresh Cream’ PET PET Ice Cream Homogenized Milk Compare Pet With Any Other Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Bristol, Virginia Big Stone Gap, Virginia Sell The Full Line ' LYNCH MOTOR COMPANY Motor Cars and Trucks Lebanon, Virginia JOHNSON’S 5 -10 ?-$1.00 STORE St. Paul, Virginia CLINCH VALLEY TIMES Box 817 St. Paul, Virginia Compliments of MR. MRS. R. C. MEADE St. Paul, Virginia PORTER AUTO SALES RIVERSIDE GROCERY St. Paul, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia SABO ' S GROCERY and SERVICE STATION RO 2-3421 St. Paul, Virginia DEEN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchandise at Quality Lowest Prices” St. Paul, Virginia NORTON FLORAL CO. Say it with flowers” Phone Day or Night- - RO 2-3891 St. Paul, Virginia HALL ' S DRUG STORE St. Paul, Virginia FRED MEADE’S MARKET Quality Merchandise Lowest Prices St. Paul, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Shelby Hilton, Dealer St. Paul, Virginia WILLIS ' S Gifts that Last” St. Paul, Virginia DR. H. P. REMINES, DENTIST St. Paul, Virginia JESSES ' S 5 and 10 ? STORE CASTLEWOOD FARM SUPPLY St. Paul, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia HERFF-JONES Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS, AND TROPHIES INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Jewelers to Castlewood High School STAMPER GLENN, Representative CHARLES M. JESSEE Real Estate- Auction- Insurance Representative -Don Somich Bristol, Tennessee RILEY REAL ESTATE The Best for Less 502 State Street Bristol, Tennessee MODERN CHEVROLET SALES INCORPORATED Honaker, Virginia HONAKER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Honaker, Virginia Joe Burke Sales Representative RON FORD SALES Bristol, Virginia CASTLE CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 52 Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON DEPARTMENT STORE MODERN SUPER MARKET Phone - 897 Lebanon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Lebanon, Virginia JESSEE ' S DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Phone 369 Lebanon, Virginia LONE STAR SERVICE STATION Castlewood, Virginia WALTER ' S GEM BOX Expert Watch Repair and Jewelers Box 698 Honaker, Virginia SPORTSMAN GRILL Lebanon, Virginia RUSSELL COUNTY CO-OP Lebanon, Virginia TAULBEE ' S ARMY AND NAVY STORE WALKER CHEVROLET SALES Phone 601 Chevrolet Oldsmobile Lebanon, Virginia Tazewell, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS AND FACULTY 1963-1964 CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY HARGIS FLORAL W, KLINE STALLARD AGENCY Nationwide Insurance Companies Lebanon, Virginia Phone EX 5-2291 Coeburn, Virginia ROSEDALE ESSO KILGORE GROCERY COMPANY Complete Brake Service Engine Tune Up Wholesale Grocers Rosedale, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia MARSHALL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE BOBBIE BROOKS DRESSES SPORTS WEAR Coeburn, Virginia ADDINGTON CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone EX 5-2411 Coeburn, Virginia LAMBERT PHARMACY COEBURN BUS TERMINAL In business for your health.” EX-5-2244 Phone EX 5-2281 EX-5-9970 Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia BUC HANNAN FURNITURE CO. THE FARMERS EXCHANGE BANK of Coeburn Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia MOORE-EARHART COMPANY Athletic Goods and Luggage Harness and Saddles Bristol, Virginia ELEANOR SHOP 644-648 State Street Bristol, Tennessee HOME SUPPLY COMPANY Best Wishes to Senior Class Furniture and Appliances MR. MRS. I. D. KEITH Gate City, Virginia Dante, Virginia NICHOLS DEPARTMENT STORE MA HILLMAN ' S DRIVE-INN Fine Food and Good Service Gate City, Virginia Gravel Lick, Virginia Item: One Mortarboard Gradi ' afes . . . . How Big Are Your Plans? A great American once said: “Make no little plans. There is nothing in little plans to stir men’s blood. Make big plans. Once a big idea is re- corded, it can never die.” How does it apply to you? How big are your plans? Of one thing you can be sure. If the plan toward which you ' re working does not keep you interested, and fill you with excitement at the pros- pect of its accomplishment, your plan is too small. What is it you really want to do? Why don ' t you do it? Make big plans and work to their com- pletion . . . and be sure to complete your education. “With every good wish to you for a happy, productive life.” Smile . . . . You’re on Candid Camera SCOTT COUNTY FUNERAL HOME Weber City, Virginia LEBANON AUTO EXCHANGE Ralph and George Cozzolino Lebanon, Virginia NICKELS PRODUCE COMPANY Fruits and Vegetables Phone FU.6-7972 Gate City, Virginia BLUE GRASS SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products Billy Cross-Harry Dotson Lebanon, Virginia PHILLIPS AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Small Engine Parts North on 63 St. Paul, Virginia LEBANON BLOCK SUPPLY CO. Phone 269 Lebanon, Virginia BLACKSTONE GROCERY Castlewood, Virginia LEBANON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Smith Company Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Lebanon, Virginia HARTSOCKS ' GROCERY SERVICE STATION Bernard Walter Hartsock Owners Operators Castlewood, Virginia BUDLEY BURNS FURNITURE STORE Lebanon, Virginia GROCERY and SERVICE STATION John S. Porter Castlewood, Virginia CLIFTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Abingdon, Virginia PEOPLES DRUG STORE MArket 8-2891 Abingdon, Virginia COEBURN LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. PIGGLY WIGGLY Coeburn, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia ST. PAUL BUILDERS AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Phone RO 2-8331 RO 2-6861 Manufacturers of Clinchlite, Cement, Cinder Blocks, Lumber, and Builders Material St. Paul, Virginia Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1964 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lebanon, Virginia GIBSON GROCERY General Grocery APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE 613 Shelby Street Castlewood, Virginia Bristol, Tennessee DAVE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE GREER SON Dry Goods- Clothing- Shoes JEWELERS Box 11 253 West Main Street Appalachia, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia BANK OF RUSSELL COUNTY VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. Cleveland, Virginia Box 1050 Bristol, Virginia PHILLIPS FURNITURE and SUPPLY CO. KRISLEE’S DEPT. STORE Phone 386-7121 Gate City, Virginia Gate City, Virginia FAUCETTE CO, INC. 515 State Street PARAMOUNT CLEANERS A. B. Couch Owner Coeburn, Virginia Bristol, Virginia MAXINE’S BEAUTY SALON J. S. HENDERSON, D. C. Castlewood, Virginia Phone 628-3662 Phone RO 2-8731 Abingdon, Virginia DE VAULT ' S, INC. PHILLIPS FURNITURE Sporting Goods AND SUPPLY CO. Wholesale and Retail Weber City Bristol, Virginia Virginia RUSSELL TRUCK TRACTOR CO. VAN DERVORT ' S Ahead at the Foot Lebanon, Virginia Bristol Tennessee ERWIN SUPPLY COMPANY McClure, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of 1964 HARRY F. BYRD Winchester, Virginia ADAMS TRASH SERVICE Phone RO 2-7253 Castlewood, Virginia BALL GROCERY Groceries-Meats Feeds-Gas-Oil Notions Phone RO 2-5032 Hamlin, Virginia DINNER BELL RESTAURANT St. Paul, Virginia R. WALTER GOSE MONUMENTS - MARKERS Phone 628-3536 Abingdon, Virginia WAMPLER’S SERVICE STATION AND SKATING RINK Castlewood, Virginia KINGSPORT ELECTRIC COMPANY 201 East Market Street Kingsport, Tennessee HAYES REYNOLDS FURNITURE COMPANY The Country Store That Saves You More Highway 421 Bristol, Tennessee HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Anywhere Any Time RO 2-2211 St. Paul, Virginia CLINCH MOTORS, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Rockwell 2-2311 St. Paul, Virginia Oh, To Be A Senior! To attend the tea To be seated first in the auditorium To Be A Senior! SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW: Carter Cress, Jessee Johnson, Wayne Dingus, Edgar Dean, Phillip Couch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lewis, sponsor; Roger Sluss, Harold Porter, Larry Addair, Edwin Phillips. THIRD ROW: Larry Williams, David Glovier, Ronnie Chafin, Garnett Taylor, Paul Cromer, Tavis Johnson. RUSSELL MANUFACTURING CORPORATION VILLAGE RESTAURANT Box 98 Lebanon, Virginia Castlewood, Virginia SINGLETON’S DEPARTMENT STORE LEBANON MOTOR SALES, INC. It ' s Smart to be Thrifty A. P. Holliday-W. R. Holliday West Main- Phone 22 Abingdon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia PAULEY MUSIC COMPANY REST HAVEN HOME Phone EX 5-3251 Ethel G. Hensley Phone EX 5-3101 Coeburn, Virginia Box 85 L. C. Pauley, Owner Coeburn, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK BALL BROTHERS FURNITURE OF SULLIVAN COUNTY STORE Seven Offices to Serve You Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee Member F. D. I. C. Bristol-Kingsport, Tennessee UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA Local Union No. 7950 Carson Wise- -President Brady Smith- -Treasurer Roy Combs- -Recording Secretary Robert Helbert-- Financial Secretary Artemus Foster- -Chaplain Dante, Virginia APPALACHIAN BRISTOL POWER COMPANY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Box 400 8 1 2 Fifth Street Live Better Electrically” Bristol, Abingdon, Virginia Tennessee RAYMOND’S ESSO CLEVELAND HARDWARE Raymond W. Smith, AND FURNITURE COMPANY Owner and Manager Maytag Hotpoint Cars Picked Up And Delivered Gate City, Virginia Cleveland, Virginia 386-7822 THE HUT RESTAURANT AND DARI BAR NATIONAL FABRICS The Home of the Treat With the Curl on Top Tri-Cities Largest Selections NOrth 9-1119 Norton, Virginia Bristol, Virginia NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY TRI-COUNTY TIRE SERVICE, INC. Agents Leland B. Dougherty Darrel Bolling Gate City, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia L. T. PHILLIPS COUNTS CITIES SERVICE TV SALES St. Paul, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia LEBANON FURNITURE COMPANY CAMPBELL HARDWARE Your Home Should Come First Phone 100 Lebanon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia BANNER’S Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1963 ESSO SERVICENTER RO 2-6111 ST. PAUL ESSO SERVICENTER RO 2-7934 CLINCH RIVER SERVICENTER FIRST NATIONAL BANK RO 2-7053 Gate City, Virginia Castlewood and St. Paul Virginia C. C. TILLER DEPARTMENT STORE JESSEE’S FOOD MARKET St. Paul, Virginia Quality Clothing at Prices you can Afford St. Paul, Virginia HIGHLAND BOWL ABINGDON, VIRGINIA HURRICANE BOWL MARION, VIRGINIA Let ' s Go Bowling! CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY St. Paul, Virginia REMINE GOBBLE Bristol ' s Smartest Men ' s Shop Paramount Building Bristol, Tennessee GLASS ELECTRIC AND FURNITURE CO. Appliances Home Furnishings 154 Commerce Street Kingsport, Tennessee PARKS-BELK CO. Home of Better Values We Clothe the Entire Family. Abingdon, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK Honaker, Virginia CLINCHFIELD PHARMACY LEBANON GENERAL HOSPITAL Lebanon, Virginia John J. Minahan, Jr, Phone HY5-4111 Prescriptions Drugs Sundries Fountain Dante, Virginia McCLURE LUMBER BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Ready Mixed Concrete Quality Building Materials McClure, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia CLinchco 2261 OLD DOMINION POWER COMPANY Norton, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Financial Success starts with a bank account at ST. PAUL NATIONAL KENNEDY’S PIGGLY WIGGLY BANK St. Paul, Virginia RO-2-6131 Member F.D.I.C. St. Paul, Virginia GRADUATES - SAVE FOR YOUR FUTURE ROCKWELL PORTERFIELDS MANUFACTURING COUNTRY CLUB COMPANY Golf Swimming Tennis Dancing St. Paul, Virginia Skeet Shooting PATRONS Marvin K. Helbert Harry C. Dickenson McReynolds Insurance Agency Rev. Clyde Carter Nickels General Merchandise United Furniture Company Gate City Supply Ben Franklin City Esso Station Tom Phillips Leonard Branham Lohr ' s of Lebanon Royal Jewels Dr. William Henley Blue Grass Service Station Dr. Giles Q. Gilmer Don ' s Shoe Store Russell Hardware Company Virginia Ann Jewelry Town Country Store Gate City Shell S W Improvement Center Mountain View Esso Market Gail Price Sherman R. Bise Jerry Kiser Earnest Jessee Mr. Mrs. Max Milton Mrs. Alice Fields Lilly Bros. Helen Crigger W. D. Ketron Freddy Roberts Thomas Watson B. B. Radio TV Sales and Services George R. Peters PHILLIPS’ STORES Macel M. Phillips Stores at West Dante and Sun, Virginia Post Office Address Dante, Virginia Sun Store Dante RO 2-6421 HY 5-5231 SERV-ALL, INC. MILTON’S CASH STORE Institutional Wholesalers Shop and Save at 928 West State Street Shuler ' s Phone South 4-9233 Phone RO 2-3751 Bristol, Tennessee Castlewood, Virginia KINGSPORT ELECTRIC CO. INC. 119 East Market St. Kingsport, Tennessee Visit our Downtown Lighting Display” BOBBY’S TEXACO Bobby Sho maker Phone RO-2-6371 Castlewood, Virginia HOME SAVINGS i LOAN ASSOCIATION OF JOHNSON CITY t, (Home Office) AND GREENEVILLE, KINGSPORT CLINCH HAVEN FARMS, INC. D. Terpstra, President Producers and Distributors of Grade ”A” Milk and Milk Products Breeders of Registered Holstein- Friesian Cattle Big Stone Gap, Virginia Through Many Doors There are many doors, great and small. And behind each there lies many opportunities. Some open always, none of them always closed. What ' s inside? we asked and walked through. Well, what? We can ask ourselves now. What? Now that we ' ve opened some of them and gone in; come out and gone in these five years. We know it was something of ourselves we found and that within something of ourselves stays. Anyway, all at once we knew a little bit about why. We were out from under the suffocating mass of books. There was a direction to go, a way to do it, and we knew the way. We had learned. There was the door, the handle to turn, the latch to lift--and all these years we had been finding, learning, acquiring, filling our pockets with keys. Already the doors of tomorrow are opening. Through how many shall we pass? 144 SENIOR DIRECTORY ALDERSON, LUTHER Library Club 1; Tumbling Club 2; Pep Club 3,4. AMBURGEY, PATRICIA Science Club 1; Library Club 2; Future Teachers Club 3, Sec. 4; Vice- Pres. Senior Class. BALL, HELEN Science Club 1 ; Library Club 2; Drama Club 3; Business Club 4. BANNER, MARGARET ANN Music Club 1; Pep Club 2; F. T. A. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; BetaClub 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4. BARNES, ANNA LEE F.H.A. 1,2; Business 3,4. BARTEE, DODIE Basketball 1,2,3; Homeroom Repre- sentative 3, Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pres- ident 3,4. BISE, JOYCE F.H.A. 1; Library Club 2,3; F.T.A., Historian 4. BOOKER, EDDIE Athletic Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4. BRATTON, BOBBY Band 1,2; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Sec. Treas. 4; Castletonian Staff, Co- Busi- ness Manager 4. BURNETTE, GARLAND Music Club 1; Science Club 2,3; Drama Club 4; Band 1,2. CARTY, FAYE Transferred from Ricon High School, Tucson, Arizona; F.H.A. 4. CARTY, YOLANDA Science Club 1; Art Club 2; Drama Club 3,4. CHAFFIN, KAREN Library Club 1; Music Club 2; F.T.A. 3; Drama Club 4; Beta Club 3,4 Pres- ident 4; S.C.A. Sec. -Treas. 4; Band 2,3; N.S.F. Math Program, Emory and Henry College 3. CLINE, BILLY Science Club 1; Pep Club 2; Business Club 3; Coin Club 4. CULBERTSON, JOE J.V. Football 2,3; Athletics Club 1,2; Pep Club 3; Coin Club 4. DAVIS, BOBBY JOE F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. DAVIS, FERN F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 2; Business Club 3,4. DICKENSON, GAINES F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. DINGUS, SHIRLEY Freshman Class Pres.; S.C.A. Council 1; Library Club 1; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 3,4; Senior Class Treas.; Beta Club 3, Treas. 4. DINGUS, SUE Nursing Club 1; Pep Club 2; Science Club, Sec. 3; Business Club 4; S.C.A. Rep. 1,3; Freshman Class Sec.; Castle- tonian Staff, Head Typist 4. DiPERNA, MIKE Transferred from St. Paul High School; Pep Club 2; Athletics Club 3,4. DIXON, JAMES Library Club 1, Sec. -Treas. 2; Pep Club 3,4. DIXON, SCOTTY Music Club 1,2, Sec. 3; District Band 2; County Band 3; School Orchestra 1, 2; Art Club Vice Pres. 4; Safety Patrol 1; Castletonian Staff, Sports Editor 4. EVANS, JOHNNY Science Club 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. FIELDS, JOYCE Nurses Club 1, Sec. 2; F.H.A. 3,4. GARRETT, HARTFORD Pep Club 1,2,3; Coin Club 4. GLOVIER, JERRY Football Manager 1,2; J.V. Football 1; Basketball Manager 1; Library Club 1,2, Vice Pres. 3; Varsity Football 3; Coin Club 4. GROSS, GORDON Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4. GULLETT, LINDA Pep Club 1; Library Ciub 2; Drama Club 3; Business Club 4. GULLETT, LOIS F.H.A. 1; Library Club 2; Drama Club 3; Business Club, Vice Pres. 4. HALL, HAROLD THOMAS F.F.A. Club 1,2, 3,4. HALL, PEGGY SUE Band 1,2, 3, 4; Music Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Library Club 4. HALL, RICHARD J.V. Football 1 ; Athletic Club 1,2; Var- sity Football 3,4; Senior Athletics Club 3; Coin Club 4--President. HANKINS, NANCY Art Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4. HELBERT, LYNN Tumbling Club 1; Athletics Club 2; Business Club 3,4. HICKS, RONNIE Athletics Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4. HOLBROOK, CAROL F.H.A. Club 1; Library Club 2; Pep Club 3; Business Club 4. HOLBROOK, CARROLL F.F.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Power- Puff Football Game 3. HORNE, JANICE B. Band 1,2; Music Club 1,2; Drama Club 3,4. HUFF, PEGGY Music Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Head Majorette 2; Art Club 4-- President. HUGHES, MARGARET Library Club 1; Pep Club 2; S.C.A. Representative 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 3; Drama Club 3,4. INGLE, GEORGE Science Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; Athletic Club 2. INGLE, MILDRED Nurses Club 1; Pep Club 3; Chorus 3,4; F.H.A. Club 4. JESSEE, AMELIA Band 1,2,3; M a j or e 1 1 e 1,2,3; S.C.A. Rep. 1; Library Club 1; Music Club 2, 3; Business Club 4; Editor-Sentinel 4. JESSEE, CHARLOTTE Library Club 1; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 3; Business Club 4; Choir 4. JESSEE, SAMMY Library Club 1,2; Pep Club 3; Art Club 4. JESSEE, SONDRA LEE Band 1,2; Music Club 1,2; Chaplain 2; PepClub3; Beta Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Future Teachers 3 ; S.C.A. Rep. 1; Drama Club 4. JOHNSON, ELAINE F.H.A. Club 1,4; Business Club 2; Art Club 3. 145 SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHNSON, JUDY Library Club 1,4; Business Club 2. JOHNSON, LLOYD OLLIE Football Manager 1,2,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4--Vice President 3. JUSTICE, RICHARD Class President 3,4; Athletics Club 1, 2,3-- President 4; Football 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; S. C. A. 3,4. KING, JANET SUE Library Club 1 ; Business Club 2 ; Drama Club 3,4; Choir 4. KISER, DEAN Science Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Coin Club 4-- Vice-President; S. C. A. Rep. 4. LAYTON, JANICE F. H. A. Club 1; Library Club 2--Re- porter 3; Business Club 4--President. LITTON, BILL Library Club 1; Music Club 2,3; District Prose Reading Winner 1,3--Third Place Winner 2; Band 2, Drum Major 3; All-County Band 3; Drama Club 4; Play Cast, State Superior Rating 3; Castletonian, Business Manager 4. MEADE, JAMES Tumbling Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4. MINTON, DORIS Art Club 1; Music Club 2, Secretary 4; Science Club 3; Band 1,2,3, Majorette 2,3, Head Majorette 4; All-County Band 3; Castletonian, Club Editor 4; Beta Club 3,4. MORRIS, IRDELLA F.H. A. 1; Library Club 2; Drama Club, treasurer 3; Business Club 4. ONEY, JAMES ABEL F.F.A. Club 1,2, 3,4; Sentinel Staff 2; Secretary 4; F.F.A. Judging Team 1,3; Safety Patrol 2,3,4. OSBORNE, CHARLIE J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3; F.F.A. Sentinel 1, Sec. 2,3; Safety Patrol 1; S.C.A. Rep. 4. OSBORNE, JOANNE Library Club 1; Future Nurses Club 2,3. OWENS, JACKIE Science Club 1; Tumbling Club 2; Pep Club 3,4. PATRICK, GAYE Transferred from Lebanon High School 3; Business Club 3,4. PERRY, JAMES F.F.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3 ; Foot- ball 3. PERRY, RUTH ANN F.H. A. Club 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Cho- rus 3,4. PHILLIPS, COLLEEN F.H.A. Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 3. PHILLIPS, GEORGE J.V. Football 1; Pep Club 1,2; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Athletics Club 3,4; President 3. PHILLIPS, JEANETTE F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 2,4; Drama Club 3; Choir 3,4; Librarian, 4. PURCELL, JUDY ANN Nurses Club 1 ; Science Club 2; Business Club 3,4. RAMSEY, BRENDA KAY Band 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 2; Substitute Majorette 4; F.H.A. Club 1; Library Club 2; Drama Club 3,4. RING, SUE Library Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 4; Powder Puff Game 3,4. ROBINSON, JACKIE J.V. Football 1,2; J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Athletics Club 1,2, 3, 4; S.C.A. Rep. 1,2,4; Freshman Class- -Treasurer 1; Sophomore Class --Reporter 2; Junior Class-- Vice- President. SALYER, GAIL Music Club 1; Library Club 2; Drama Club 3,4; Class Secretary 2; Band 1,2. SALYER, RUBY F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 3,4. SELFE, FREDDY Class President 2; Class Secretary 3; Band 1,2,3; Music Club 1,2,3, Vice- President 2; Football 3, Captain 4; All- District Band 2; All-State Band 2,3; Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4; S.C.A. Council 2, President 4; Athletic Club 4; Baseball 3,4. SHOMAKER, JANEY Transferred from Wheaton High School, Wheaton. Maryland 1962. Dramatics Club 3, Reporter 4; Castletonian, Edi- tor 4. SKEENS, JANICE Class Vice President 1; Nurses Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4. SKEENS, JEWELL Library Club 1; Nurses Club 2; Drama Club 3,4. SLUSS, KAY Nurses Club 1; Teachers Club 2,3, President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Castletonian, Copy Edi- tor 4. SMITH, CONNIE Music Club 1; Pep Club 2; Nurses Club 3; Drama Club 4; Band 1, Majorette 2, Head Majorette 3; S.C.A. Rep. 1; Miss Castlewood 3. SMITH, JAMES Music Club 1; Band 1,2; Library Club 3,4. SPROLES, BRUCE Science Club 1; Library Club 2,3; Coin Club 4; Beta Club 4. STONE, SUE S.C.A. Rep. 1; Band 2, Majorette 1,3, Drum Majorette 4; All-County Band 3; Music Club 1,2,3, Sec. 2, President 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Business Club 4; Science Fair 2; Feature Editor- Sentinel 4. TAYLOR, LOIS F.H.A. Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4. TOMLINSON, JOE Transferred from Pound High School, Pound, Va.; Pep Club 4. WHITE, SCOTTY Football 1; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2; Class reporter 3; Drama Club 3; Three Act Play 3; Drama Club, Pres- ident 4. WOOD, PAULETTA Band, Flute Section Leader 2; All- District Band 1; Art Club 1; Drama Club2,3; Pantomime Show 3; Business Club, Sec. 4; Castletonian, Assistant Editor 4; News Editor Sentinel 4. WOODS, BOBBY JOE Science Club 1; Library Club 2,3; Sci- ence Fair Entry 2; Forensic Entry 3,4, 2nd Place Winner 3; Coin Club, Sec. 4; Beta Club 3,4; Castletonian, Sports Edi- tor 4. )46 AUTOGRAPHS ' ,yf [ V. ■Ak f t ffj ■ M-, i. ‘ Russell County Public Library 3 1066 1001 3822 5