Cave Spring High School - Accolade Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1962 volume:

1 4 w . X X N, I N 1 1, , , V , N 1 ' w 1 v 1 V' , n. .-1 ,. Y 1. .. 1 I ,Q it 1 ,, I F. U V He Jccolade 1962 Editor ................................ Nancy Dyer Business Manager .... Beckie Abernathy Advisor ...................... Miss Iva Hylton Published by CAVE SPRING HIGH SCHOOL Roanoke, Virginia 1 Classes ,J-sl N'-.Uf ,fi 'f'-X dawazf NCORES of Cave Spring High School - Uagankatioar As you leaf through the pages of the I96I-62 Accolade, ou will see the year drift by once again. Happy times, sad times - an encore of the year's events ith both its triumphs and defeats . . . ADMINISTRATION ....... CLASSES ..... ......... FEATURES ,,,,.......... ORGANIZATIONS .,... ATH LETI CS ............... ........ ADVERTISEMENTS ....... ........ ........6-21 ...-...-.22-65 -.-..----66-95 .......96-I I9 I2O-I 45 I46-I 67 DEDICATION Each year the Accolade has been dedicated to an individual who is most deserving. This year, however, the staff has decided to deviate from this idea and honor several deserving individuals. There is associated with Cave Spring High School a dedicated, hard- working organization. The members of this organization have volunteered their services and untiring efforts as they work to materialize a long dreamed of goal. Realizing that this is both the opportune time and place to express our gratitude and heartfelt thanks, on behalf of the student body of Cave Spring High, we the members of the Annual Staff dedicate the 1962 ACCOLADE to the CAVE SPRING RECREATIONAL FOUNDATION Mr. Bob Dyer, Secretary, Mr. Al Blankenship, Treasurer, Mr. Tom Anderton, Vice President, Mr. Tom Worrell, President. 4 95 1 na QBIQ 'QI 490 95 G5-ft' 'QT Qui? bi .ll hwy N, v . .., . ff?f55'8Zf1.gLigx ' ' QQ 5 ' M? Members of the Cave Spring Recreational Foundation discuss plans for new activities in 1962-63 5 Mttlhltfbldff zz BRING BACK IN MEMORY - long facul meetings . . . bus duty . . . report cards . . exams . . . angry parents . . . P.T.A, . . . t assembly schedule . . . demerit slips . . . Satu day work days . . . student helpers . . . make- tests. . . payday. . . 6 Q. -SM uw it ., ,W , H W H 10 X Q ,H 95 2' wvfzigfiizsf H 5 Ei 'Ei2f35f ,- lf? is x M U: wt -S51 ' :min- Q zsnfiwsilw H'-'N 1, ala-JE s. 'K n 1 ll V3 N55 s 436 I xx ' c 1 S' ' ' fl Y .ill ' There are many jobs here at Cave Spring that could not be kept running smoothly without the leadership of our principal, Mr. Con A. Davis. He is now serving his sixth year as principal of Cave Spring High School. Mr. Davis is a graduate of King' College in Bristol, Tennessee. He re- ceived his Masters Degree in Edu- cation from V.P.l. in 1955. He formerly coached for six years at a local city high school where he headed the basketball team and coached the backfield of the football squad. He has also coached at Wash- ington and Lee University in Lexing- ton, Virginia,and McCallie Prep School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Mr. Con A. Davis Principal -f NJ 'Q '-I v .M U Mr. Jack R. Spigle Yes, May l help you? I l 'IQ' L. Assistant Principals 'SP' , - Mr. Bill Edmunds Mr. Edmunds takes time out for his favorite pastime. in 9 . : l' s' Y .-N Office Staff Miss Adelene Crag- L-, Miss Adelene Craghead keeps the office head, secretary. 'T-53' running smoothly Helping in the office is a big job, says Rheba Lawrence. J - , 5 , ,Ll Irma Bowman is a busy little helper. Guidance Staff ff!! xg X Pearl Kirkwood Mr. Edward Blane wi Miss Grace Draper Mr. Jack Spigle Evyl Mr. Christopher H. Caison, B.A. Geography, World History Senior Hi-Y, Football, Track f ,.,ir Mr. Edward A. Blane, B.A. World History, Guidance J.V. Basketball Miss Mabel A. Caldwell, B.S. General Science, Biology F.S.A. 12 Miss Norma J. Abbott, B.S. Math 9, Algebra I F.T.A. Mrs. Dorothy T. Beck, B.A. English Knight -Letter FACULTY Mrs. Esta D. Catron, B.S. Home Economics F.H.A., Y-Teens ' r 5 , .il si, .W ,X , 'WX ,B-'Q rs. QV? Mr. Ashby L, Coffindaffer, B.S. Miss T, Grace Draper, B.S. Science 9, Physics Health, Physical Education Radio Club Guidance Counselor FACULTY Mr. John W. Edmunds, B.A. Physical Education Monogram Club, Football Miss Gayle J. Fitzgerald, B.S. Moth 8, Algebra ll Honor Society Mr. Charles A. Echols, B.S. English Hi-Y 'K' 13 Mr. Jerry C. Dupree, B.S American Government Nm ,l ' l - .-'RIN 53 Mr. William H. Holley, B.S., M.A. Art, U. S. History Junior Hi-Y 'vl- Miss Eva M. Harter, B.A. English Junior Y-Teens Miss Iva M. Hylton, B.A. Geometry, Trigonometry Accolade, Senior Class 14 Mr, Richard G. Glass, B.S. Algebra l, Math 8 Football, Basketball Mr. Griffin Hardy, B.S. Agriculture Education F.F.A. FACULTY Miss Mary C. Jamison, B.A. Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Math 8 Honor Society N -J 1 Q x - wg . , ' U li ll- V, . . ' ' 4 i, 4 -r 4-nl OSX 'Ui A r , T l ', , f ' 5 ,QQ f. y? A ' ffl .x.W '5, '-Q rg? ' 1 1 in I l , - -. J., . 5, , V -.fffl ' ' f I' - Q, V ,Ji 'fs-n Miss Maria M. Janez, B.S. Mrs. May W. Johnson, B.S. Mrs. Lillie W Jones B S English, Speech U. S. History, American History Health, Physical Education Thespian Club, Plays F.T.A. Cheerleaders FACULTY U. S. Miss Pearl Kirkwood, B.S. Math 8, Math l0 Guidance Mr. C. Rudy Lacy, B.A. History, Physical Education Basketball, Golf Mr. Tommy L. Jones, B.S. U. S. History, Physical Education Monogram Club, Football, Baseball 2 15 fb! -.4 Mr. Keith Z. Morrison, B.S. Industrial Arts, Electronics Radio Club mf ' Mr. Jack E. Lindsey, B.A. Physical Education Monogram Club, Track, Football Q . -. A, as J, X. Mrs. Faye H. Matney, B,A. French, Latin Latin Club FACULTY Mrs. Lucy M. Montague, B.S. General Science F.S.A., S.C.A. Mrs. Gladys R. Orr, B.S. Directed Study, English Senior Class Mr. Paul B. Noble, Jr., B.M. Band, Choir 'rn ' 'K- 16 Mrs. Carolyn K. Orrell, B,A. Mrs. Helen B. Overstreet, B.A. Mr. Donald M. Pack, B.A. English Y-Teens, Junior Class FACULTY Mrs. Dolores S. Peters, B.S. English, General Science Senior Science Club, 4-H Club Mrs. Elizabeth M. Richardson, B.S. Librarian English Senior Y-Teens, Senior Class Mrs. Ellen R. Penturff, B.S. Bookkeeping, General Business, Typewriting F.B.L.A. 17 Moth' 8, Math 9 Junior Hi-Y hui - v Millie' KK .353 's-,Y 'UW l wg? Mrs. Sarah T. Sink, B.S. Health, Physical Education Cheerleaders Miss Margaret G. Senter, B.S. Chemistry, General Science Senior Science Club Mr. Jack R. Spigle, B.S., M.Ed. Mechanical Drawing Assistant Principal 18 Mrs. Leona H. Robbins, B.S., M.Ed. Typewriting, Shorthand Junior Class Mrs. Ann B. Seddon, B.A. English Junior Y-Teens FACULTY Mr. Richard L. Tisinger, A.B., M.A. Biology S.C.A. -cj- C. I Mrs. Lurlene W. Todd, A.B. Mrs. Marilyn B. Whiteside, Latin B.S.S.A. Latin Club, Knight Letter Office Practice, Typewriting, FACULTY Double, double toil and trouble, Fire burn, V.O.T., F.B.L.A. Miss Reba K. Wood. B.S. American History F.T.A.. Junior Class r . '- V 1. 'lf'f.' . ki. Eli A' 'ff bl e, '.4, i KE. Q ip ll N , . , uw I -gs 5 5 . F ' V F '5 , fi '- ' i ll ' ' .f fl if ': ji .3 l?' f. E:3'f ' H' F. 11 32513-Z .' : Miss Dolores Wilson, B.A.' Spanish, World History Junior Class .ffm ,- 4 ' e Are you sure that's French? and caldron bubble, quotes Mr. Echols. g . 1 19 :rr 05 lb- s ' -,- l I . l Language Club will now come to order. S n a p s h o t s What do you mean a kidneys missing? Think you'll make it by graduation, ' Mr, Dupree? f Mrs. Mafney outlines a new French verb. 'W pl- ls Red Square out of our way? world-traveler Noble. X M l l 'LI-i l H l .fg 4 l ' Just call me 'Smiley'. Mrs Edna Sumner Mrs. Moggne Wummer Mrs Elsie Haynes elen Pearson Mrs Gertrude Collins Johnny Jqckggn Mr Charlie Gerranf Mr George Hooper Mr Lewus Lovmder ,- Q S55 Eh: Anyone for cheese and cronberrnes? 5 SH' 5 21 Classes BRING BACK IN MEMORY - hom room announcements . . . the doily Roano Times . . . overdue library books . . . cl meetings . . . offer-the-gome hops . . . stu holl . . . the unending lunch line . . . te . . . report cords . . . movies . . . brok lockers . . . ten demerits . . . ZZ s 2 Q 5 N T . 5, v u 5 I ., I , I 2.3 SENIOR CLASS BRING BACK IN MEMORY-class meetings . . college boards . . . letters of application . . . the last football and basketball games . . . dough- nut sales . . . the Snow Queen dance . . . physics tests . . . government class . . . Macbeth . . . final exams . . . class day . . . graduation . . . Z4 f 4 A T v ' ' ' ' '2'v1-up-1-rn-,,. . V V M - qu ' ' - A ' ,111 Y.: - ,- - 1' if - +ve- , 5511151 , - .. - -mf. 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Q Q, ily 3' .l -9. 4 WN i i .L v. ,Q VV' K- is David Demah Higginbotham Cecil Lee Hill Judy Ann Hodge A Ronald Dexter Hodges Carol Etheline Holt Carol Ann Hopkins Lynda Lee Howlett Jomes Montilous Johnson ?75 --v , .'v7E,.: i ...- -' 3.. -- ,yn-. -- y sa 'V 'ffvif El 7. . --Q, f - M, . we s Q , 1 3 - I , ,r ep...--' .,' ' J 7 . , Alice Faye Keith :la - Sho ron Lyne Kemp Judy Ann King Claudio Abigole Kingrey le -J 'Q f fe Paul Donald Kronau Rheba Ann Lawrence il,,1:f. -. ffl ', pt. 1.5 Q ,1,...g: E- ' : ' Carol Jeannette Lawson 2 - u . - ' James Wllllam Lemke . J A , I ,YS V 5, Tommy Wayne Likens Sandra Jeanne Lindner I Anita Paulina Long Grace Harris Long ' Y' , ., .i 1 r 'fi 4 1 1' 1, ' X. N ,1 fs M J A dp A I-'QT 6- , -X , ,1- ..I N I f -1-9 . -. 15- , 5195 J px 'f A If A., - 1 O' ll ...- Sandra Jean Martin Helen Virginia Meade K Marvin Gerald Meade lk- F3 .. 5 4, V V? 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Templeton Norma Lee Tompkins Roy Edward Thompson 7 ---Q, Wayne Underwood T Joanne Von Arnam Kent Monnell Von Hoy 'V' -. 'Jill' ni E :lx I it fi l iji 'M I .Q ,V Joyce Ann Webb Ar ,X 1 Julie Anne Weeks l ata Jilijlvjv -f-ff' MN, H' W ll,l+,y'l:iE. wi' -' .:... 1 2 ' , 1, 5 ,X 'I ::., ' ' 4 pw.. x l' In 'Wi' J' 'fix 'f M gjy. J Sondra Catherine Wilt ' W T' A- Tilton Eugene Wimme it W I oi 5-in - E - l J' lx I . Ji V N , 'N , 5 l ' 1, J ,M A in . -- V' -J J 5' l l 'l'l 'Q vu. 2 f A J We .ff ' Roy Potrick Womack , J Dixie Gayle Wright ii? I l ' Q li l X i -- er V i so ig -1 -6 9 , f 15' X X 4 Ronnie Lee Young W5 -F5 - V .L Margaret Marie Zieber Rita Charlene Kingery 1 rw I ' Ui: 11 NL' QI is U I nik vnii'!:'iN35l , . !jf,,, , NH +I ffufgl: I I A: .1 ' r Bob, where did you say you were last night? 1 Ja J The Physics class enjoys their after-school hours 43 Ritz Schilling-Cave Spring's own Al Hirt-a great trumpeter. Margaret Zieber accepts the City-County Foot- S n G D S h O 't' ball Trophy for the school. i:f L Y Planning to stack your locker? f How about a ride in my chariot? 44 nopshots Q-,n A 1, , - , 5. -uf 'Q Study Hall crowded, boys? lt's been o long day. Powell and Long, Inc., Consultants UNDERCLASSMEN BRING BACK IN MEMORY - class rings . . . hops . . . Junior talent show . . . pep rallies . . . doughnut sales . . . Junior-Senior prom . . . club meetings . . . classes . . . Christmas baskets . . . the guidance office . . . Junior English . . . homework . . . mass confusion . . . Lf- 4 Q, 46 ?3,4- -. 5 f 'rx 1 . - -. --Q-W-In my--2 . , T 'B-11, . Sfgi-32 - s ..,' 12-,443 -..f S 'al P tar SLI . 2 1, E 136 . , f 4 1' Al' ,ivff ' K ,I fig' I , YQ- I P ,AN In 522 I ,esfggw JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LARRY WERTZ ........... ................................................................ P resident TIMMY STOUFFER ...... ....................................................... V ice President JOYCE ADKINS ........... ................ S ecretary PAT HILL .,............. .......... .......... T r eosurer ANN AGNEW .......... ................... ............ R e porter 47 .l, David Carlin Norman Carter Susanne Carter Chipper Chernault' Dianne Clark Dick Cone Lindo Copland Kenneth Cooper Ilona Creasy Lawton Davis Kay Blassingharn Roger Boone Carol Borders Billy Bova Susan Bowe Barbara Bowie Betty Brinkman Bobby Brown Nancy Anderson Connie Angell Johnny Ashford Karen Barnes Lynda Barnum Benny Beckner 3 'Ui 5 Q Joyce Atkins Ann Agnew Dick Alvarez Jay Ammen av T7 l Al 'lk avg A Q fi l I l fx. . s., xi , L A'!-.. in y-L ,A ii All YN, U - '1 'Nr 'vs '-4 X3 'fx '37 rx- Danny Divers Pot Donohoe David Downs Virginia Drewry s r' - i ' is .5 L L' , ' I. few A l PF A Q Mx l. fr R f J l Feel' I , . gg , f ,.V I, .' A . A X M lil' HJ L LIL -4 ,4- lgf' i 1. Mary Dugan David Ferguson Faye Ferguson Barry Flora Denise Gearhari' Nancy Gillespie ' if if 1 I , ,L 5 . , J Robert Glover 'Sissy Graham Sharon Grant Joh'n Griggs Angie Grisso 'Rebecca Hall Jim Harper Gail Hawley -'-e .4 'hi i o Connie Haynes Donna Higgins Pot Hill Susan Hinchee Sam Hinton Judy Hodge Mary Hodge Tommy Hodges Tommy Holliday Francis Holt Carol Leippe Lovetto Long Karen Lox Susie Lucado Sally Anne McNeil Mary Sue Moddox Lu Merritt Jerry Milton Charles Moir Harold Nose Walter Johnson Betty Jones Larry Jones Kathryn Kendrick Donny King Janice King Jean LoProde Joyce Leffler Gail Howlett Kathleen Hawley Maurice Humphreys Jan Hunter John Janney Leonard Janney .1 f' , 1 1 ..., wg' J fn.. X UIQ 44, Theresa Hopper Jon Horen Yvonne Horseiy Richard Hough .,x. 3-ri' 5 , , n Asn 'Y 3. 5 - -. PA.. 4 s.. icif Jr f t S i YN V Aj' J ,- .1 gan f'- ,P . .J jg 'N vu j if I arf? ,f ' ' . J ' 1.41 V,' -- :fp ' 1 11 I-, :J ' , , E - . QQ, . .JUN 'vs AQ fy? 'D vi, -ff , .Sf 1? ' 4. ' :FN . ,L V Q- 5' eA ' rf QL 1 ' X 1' ,. .' if K L - ,A ' ' 'i 3' 'L ' X .. V A gb ,.-, L 5 X, ' V- ' r in L qw 4 . -' ' ' -,... , 'G- QLI 'V 0 J'-A N .' V L A l , ,,, l 'Lf 1-: S Becky Neal Sue Palmieri Kathy Parkinson Mary Pasley 25 X , 4? my 3 , T 'R V-,K . . V' - '! xu A A 'ip' r lx xx NNY x l M I 2 N- 'C up v .,,, 'S u -, Q - ' W3 A ,, 1 - I 'Q ' fp- 5' . 5x A 7 .1 nr . l NI 'fl xi AL ti iv S, L. 1 -of 3 . ,, R7 1' Hs. 5 B L. .- g .. ,ly .fy ,, '39 T wk. , - ' Bob Porterfield Don Prillimon Lucille Ramsey Ruth Rau Ellen Robertson Nancy Robison .l ,A .. A I A- ,C J. Ronnie Roop Brenda St. Clair Marie Schilling Marie Stevenson Ellen Simmons Sherrill Sink David Smith Mike Smith Q Tom Snider John Speck Alice Spradling Betty Spradling Bobby Spradling Betty Sprouse Tim Stouffer Stanley Strong Sandra Stubbs Jimmy Thomas Larry Wertz Diane Wimmer Sands Woody Louise Yopp Deanna Tuck ' Patti Van Buren Brenda Vaught Q Ronnie Wade 'Y Rita Waldron - - ,Eg 1? e i - ,Q..,.g l 'A' 'li n Geraldine Wallace 1 - 3 er- - , A Barbara Walters 4 'X V Bonnie Webster fr - N gg I -V ,I . 'Uk' A . U s I ' Qj,, 'Q il i A-1 c . . l' ' Hey, John, what was that last answer? asks Harold. 52. l I . fvf in HI 1, ell ya it was the biggest fish I have seen! says Pat Hill. ll l l l l LN l ilk l E l l l You know it's not nice to steal, Snapshots Oh! You say the sweetest things!! ef 'M Fl eil is ' 5 I Wait a minute! It's my turn to talk to Grandma! l rv ve . f - Q ' lt 'ff mv: E, ..- . i i l , U , 7 V' '5 1 it i in in ' -. L' -5.7, , Y' N-.4 .1- ' in 1 i -- 'Q I 4' - Cecil Ashwell Judy Atkins Beth' Bailey Danny Barnett Billy Beamer Duff Bell Roger Bohon Rosemary Boone Sharon Boraski Mary Brisco Carlton Brooks Tomi Brurnfield Nancy Cabiness Andy Caldwell Judy Cannon Dabney Carson Don 'Chappell Claude Childress Jo,Ann Citron Carol Cooper David Cooper Charles Carr ' c i Johnny C sg ! l Wg! -U -Q l all Dorothy C Y Bill Craighead David Craighead Donna Craighead Carolyn Crump Danny Dangerfield Judy Dart Bruce Davidson H. A. Dean Susan DiGeronimo Billy Draper' Beth Eastwood David Ferguson Earl Fields Beth Flora Dwight Fralin John Garger Mike Gearhart Susan Giles ji SOPHOMORES 1 L, V - l v. ug' i 9 Q -.. K li 4 'vw Jimmy Good Shirley Gordon Celia Grasty Joe Gray Chris Gregory Sue Grisso Pete Harholt Betty Harrell Julia Harvey Barbara Hill Hal Hill Gerald Holland Vincent l-Iudgins Phyllis Hurst Pat James Carl Jennings orry Johannessen fv- 'Q '- ' -r- i , Q J, X1 .4 ,H J il '- 4 , f wr C - 4- I , Y f - ii, f. ' R J -lf , F 5 , Ks 2 ' in A f 535 1- f ' --' . rv vu V vs J, 4. ,Q sta! . . 'I , 1 , , 'fs ' Y. 1' ar- l 1: 1 ' ' Engle Kessler K an Jimmy King Nancy King athleen Kingrey Randy Kingery endy Kleinfield Leon Lucas ,. Q.:- ir l ' 'Q , .. , A 4 - Y v -iv 1 l i rg A -ve J ic . Q. ' I 7 . q ,. - 'v v. ' SOPHOMORES , 6 ig, X f Q' W -14 02- 1- as Y 'vx k 1 '.4, ' .- . rf-Q5 . 1 -- A 4, . r ,' lhillhfl 'rw I.. N -1-- ix-, v 1 J 'fa Qwm I .XT ,. l E x J K James McBride Ronnie McNeil Margaret Manning Emile Marshall Carolyn Martin Carolyn Martin Sandy Martin Linda Meador Wanda Meador Michael Miller Danny Monahan Barry Murray Warren Nichols Michael O'Conner Mary Ovenshire Linda Overton Lois Pendleton Cheryl Pillow 19 so .- y gm: ri' is .- E it Donna Spradlin Wanda Steber Lorna Stone Forrest Tabor Don Taylor Mike Thacker Steve Thompson Paul Thor Diane Thurman Pete Trussell Ray Via Tempril Wade Lewis Webster Cheryl Wertz Esther Whitman Susan Whitman Doris Wiggins Betty Wigington SOPHCJMORES in - gn 'QF l i 4 -e l l :A , 'tex ' 1 I 'Q' ' . , 1'a,,, ' . tv' ig , 'TN N ' , -v- . n 4 - Qt e.. 7'- 'I' ' PWTTWT Q. I X, Ann Pittman Marvin Poff Trudy Pat Prevo Cindy Price Martha Maurice Pi Sara Puckett Jimmy Randall ' e Robin R ed Janice Ri Ramona F Tommy Rudd Mike Sa nders Barbara Shirley S Don Schilling Carolyn Sc ' u S h Joyce Sin Carolyn Sink Ann Sizer Florence Forrest Sloane Susan Smith X1 af .J , All fi xpn I xx my it -U ' g m i r 1 I 3,5 11 si dll Glodine Wilson Mike Wohlford Reggie Wood Jimmy Woodford Janet Young v So thots o comero! Miss Wilson's fan club holds their month ly meeting. Brenda Abernathy Geraldine Abshire l: R E S l'l Nl E lxl .iif ' 'A I Gerald Abshafe 9 L A K l G cs . ,E ak g- S 1-11:-. lf' A 5 v M Q lk A gg Xxsg- . uf lik , ,- Ill A i Y A ' s . -Y -LJ r 2 'L- 'l Vis- I '25 t ' hill? 1-.LJ . J AA if iz. .Mg-. , ' 7 tv 'i ,fl V5 ' z 1'3 k 4 ii J 'ii - - , - J Q ' I1 galil 4.1 r r lk 5- I 2 A -':,f -3 t, 'P' ! 5- i Q7 M' 1 s I - -Liv il-I ' 1 e , I l J!! ' arf xl! H 'AQ A T.. K- V: ,G is 45-'l 'A in 'P ,,, mn 'fn 4: I eg AAA I L.. A . 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Luckado Bobby Lyon Steve Lyon Ann McCatheri Bill Mcllraith Karen Macy Barbara Marcha Bill Martin Myrtha Martin Norma Martin Babbs Mason Eddie Meador Linda Meador Wanda Meado Linda Metz Sharon Michael Kenny Minnix Johnny Mitche Dottie Moore Chester Murph Alan Nealean Sandra Newma Linda Nichol Jean Nunn' Jeff Ottaway Margaret Overf Phyllis Overstr Karen Palme William Pasle Shelby Patfers Brenda Paul Emma Lou Pa Bobs Peery Dickie Pevera Kathy Pillis Ronnie Pillo Dianne Poff Donna Poff Julia Poff Lucy Poff Steve Poff Gary Powell artha Prilla , Q P 1 ' 4. .9 gl L J - 1-- ix K J .ji Y 'jf' R 'Y ' v ', ' M Janet Pritchard Penny Prevo Connie Putman Brenda Ramsey Linda Raney June Reynolds Jean Richards JoAnn Richards Iecelia Richmond Richard Roberts James Robinson Phyllis Robinson Wanda Robison rendo St. Clair onnie Salrnons Larry Sounders Toby Saunders Edward Savage Ann Scott Dole Selman Charles Shelor Dennis Shockley Dorothy Sigmon Gerald Sink Ronnie Sink lulita Solonevich Liza Spessard Gail Stein ichard Sudranski Linda Talbert Tom Taylor Judy Thomas Diane Turk lizabeth Turner Elaine Vaught Catherine Via Ray Via Jerry Walker onnie Wallace haron Walters Linda Webb Webster Wellman Susan iana Werner Wheeler Wickline Wilhelm Steve erry iana dwin arilyn Wilson Neil Wilson obyn Wimmer Cindy Wolfe Bob Wood Judy Wood haron Worrell Tony Worrell therine Wright immy Wyrick ockie Young orothy Zieber l i gt ' S PRES HM EN , H Q l 'Q g X V -3. lm. ,X 'V X. 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Queen Ma garet and King Galen . . . spectacular fir works . . . doughnuts . . . Spray aid . . . Pigski - , Prom . . . Hops . . . Cakes . . . presentation the Knight . . . Jazz bands in assembly . . Faculty versus Seniors . . . . ,U --4 1. r , :ul 1 v 9 1 -A a 93 'w , 5 A o if: ,.l, T H 5 we BAND FIRST ROW: Holt,,T.: Thor, P.: Chernault, C.: Dugan, M.: Sheer, R. SECOND ROW: Montague, J.: Brooks, C.: Ammen, J.: Schilling, R. THIRD ROW: Cornelison, C.: Dean, H. A.: Ferris, T.: Lipes, D.: Gwyn, D. FOURTH ROW: Dixon, R.: Ashford, J.: Wyrick, J.: Coleman, S. Join the band and see the worldl That should be the motto of our Spring Band. After all, how many high school bands get to represent state in the International Lions Convention at Nice, France and visit European countries at the some time? But this reality is the end product much hard work on the part of Paul B. Noble, the director, the Bond Bo and the band members themselves. Without the contributions of 1 FIRST ROW: Holt, T.: Selman, D.: Milton, S.: Mitchell, P.: Clark, W. SECOND ROW: Dugan, M.: Sheer, R.: DeFelice, K.: Thor, P.: Kordis, S.: Jones, J.: Meade, H.: Dean, H. A. THIRD ROW: Fletcher. J.: Ashford, S.: Helvestine, D.: Hicks, D.: Bennett, D.: Palmieri, S.: Johnson, J.: Chernault, C.: Kesler, E.: Brooks, C. FOURTH ROW: Marechol, D.: Dugan, P.: Robison, W.: Wilson, G.: Purcell, G.: Wiggins, D.: Grohom, D.: White, R.: Boynton, B.: Crum, H.: Grisso, S.: Terrill, K.: Evans, D.: Salmans, R.: Wilson, N. FIFTH ROW: Collins, R.: Robertson, D.: Rotliffe, B.: Coleman, S.: Forrer, C.: Dixon, R.: Draper, B,: Ashford, J.: Harbour, A.: Henry, S.: Agnew, K. BAND 'JC' Ashford, J., Mr. Noble, Schilling, R., Deon, H., Chernault C Ammen J d effort of these people, this could not have been accomplished. One of the reasons for the band's popularity with the older set is a real combo which has played for many dinner dances and spreads the Spring Band s reputation for versatility. Another reason for popularity the high stepping drill team. If you saw that coming down the street in of Swingin on Parade, you surely would not forget it for a long time. FIRST ROW: Grisso, K., Vickers, G., Ferris, T., Dart, J. SECOND ROW: Sledd, J., Trussell, M., Shaw, J., Connor, M., Robinson, P., Leippe, C. THIRD ROW: Jones, J., Richmond, C., McCoy, B., Cornelison, C., Sondridge, J., Kazner, D., Young, E., Bowman, R., Barnett, D., Shelor, C., Hodges, T. FOURTH ROW: Ferris, T., Schilling, D., Lipes, D., Gwyn, D., Johnson, W., Davidson, B., Milton, J., Ayers, J., Montague, J., Trussell, P., Kidd, S., Weeks, M., Ammen, J., Schilling, R. FIFTH ROW: Wyrick, J. DRILL Get this line straight! Bellows forth from a tiny figure toward the end of the line as their tired, frustrated captain, Sandy Wilt, guides them in still another extra practice. This group is composed of twenty-one pretty and very active girls. Throughout the year they perform at FIRST ROW: Secretary, Cox, M., Student Director, Ammen, J., Librarian, Wiggins, D. SECOND ROW: President, Schilling, R., Vice President, Ashford, J., Treasurer, Dean, H. Drum Major, Chipper Chernault Overton, L., Green, C., Howlett, L., Haynes, C., McNeil, S., Campbell, C., Pillis, K., St. Clair, B., Eastwood, G., Lox, K. 70 TEAM half-time shows-and march with the band. To earn money, the girls have sold doughnuts, held rummage sales, and they have supported all fund-raising cam- paigns of the band. When the European trip occurs, this summer, our drill team will lead the procession with new names, The Pages, and new uniforms lthey hopell Wilt, S., Captain, Sigmon, J., Treasurer, Holt, F., Secretary, Hill, P., Co-Captain. -1 K. l' l it ml --1 'fr li Sigmon, J., Kendrick, K., Holt, F., Brownstein, S., Wright, D., Hill, P., Keith, F., Boone, R., Wilt, S. ia' T - T : . , r M' 1 1 ll l 'io U Q lu L l .-up Tlx ' Knight-Sammy Peters Wanda Robison-head majorette Phyllis Robinson MAJORETTES l Judy Dart The majorettes enter- tain the fans with a new routine during halftime ceremonies. 72. Marjorie Cox Doris Wiggins A routine to 'Totem Pole', This was all the majorettes said as they ticipated the European trip. Led by l majorette, Wanda Robison, the girls l worked hard all year to devise new ideas improve their group by having bake sales pay for private instruction. With all t many extra practices and hard work, we be sure they will represent our band nation well in Europe this summer. possil 1 ' V f fi X A .5 'P ' , l U ' ' fn . ' ., N U V F ,r xg., ,,z J- , g Y 3 Anim, ... - ... J n. H.. ..:- W 4. V K, I I, 2 ., . . W nhrsfjgg w -vm -I P -1 .15 J , - vi 'gh --'N 'g r ill M Fgwiviaj 33: A -I r l'T,,A 1'?f 1f:g 7-fi l wf'fT..f , ' ig ' W ' L 'N -' ,T Z ' 1 T' . . 4, 1 - A - h - .gf BF., -9 'V 1 .. ' in I g- ,g H uri lg , f, L g ' 413' JA- - 1 Q Y, ., I ,gh A X ' V Q L , V V - ' '- -' ' ' 4 i' 5 nj. .f. -..,.1- ' ' A 1 ' if'i Vf47'r .N 4 5+--sl gg.: ' -s - - - V . Q f R ...rg J' - - -r ' . . . . ' 1 .l '.L: J . gjggigs.. i ' f - f W-' . .. f--' ---'i - va . 4-, , Mes. 'J W f'f1Z.'T4f'y ' , 2 v ,NW fl, '- .T Q-Q4 ...A 1.42 I g' .. 4,..3,,., ,, '?.-L':w .fr-5 ,K-. Qs, U.--1--. Q f 'ffs.1ismQf1q2 ' ' , .g- jr r, ,Q if View ,- y lv 3.14. fu ' 4:eI'9b3E:5 -Y ' 44 The Homecoming Court crosses the field amid a royal welcome from the Knights Band. The Knights of Rhythm practice for a dance. FIRST ROW: Evans, D., Gwyn, D., Lipps, D., Shilling, D., Ferris, T., Gibson, W., C ernault C: Trussell, M., Sledd, J., Sheer, R., Dugan, M., Dean, H., SECOND'ROW: Trussell, P., Brooks, C., Ammen, J., Schilling, R., Ashford, J., Wyrick J. 1 So this is how the Drill Team practices' 1 l All-State Band members. Holt, T., Sledd, J., Draper, B., Selman, D., Sheer, R. TED: Dugan, M. 73 ily. X 1 i ,i FIRST ROW: Mr. Noble, Goddard, L., Wigingtan, B., Haynes, C., Wright, D., Kemp, S., Finnell, B Brooks, C., Ferguson, F., Gorner, C. SECOND ROW: Adkins, J., Zieber, M., Taylor, T., Via, M Schilling, R., Gregory, R., Glover, R., Stover, C., Garger, R., Grisso, A. THIRD ROW: Lindner, S Boggs, S., Ammen, J., Strong, S., Humphries, M., Taylor, D., Brown, B., Henry, S., Kendrick, K HCIWIEY, G- FOURTH ROW: Jones, B.: Anderson, N., Gregson, M., Johnson, M., Sizer, B., Thomas, J. King, L., Moyo, N., Howlett, G., Howley, M., Pianist, Gibson, W. Godard, L., Secretary, Howlett, G., Policy Committee, Mayo, N,, Librarian, Thomas, J., President, Sizer, B., Treasurer, Gibson, W., Pianist. 74 s Wright, D., Zieber, M., Gibson, W., Thomas, J., All-State Choir members The Choir, under the direction of Paul B. Noble, Jr., has again main- tained its fine reputation. This year, forthe first time, we have a select choir. ln addition to their annual Christmas performances, they gave a number of concerts. Such a fine choir is truly a commendable asset to our school. Get ready gang, they're opening the curtains! 75 Cay Garrett J i, ff' -. 2-. aff Margaret Roberts What makes one eligible for top honors at C. S. H. S.? A combination of citizenship and scholastic ability. Each year the work of the top five seniors is recognized at commence- ment, when they each deliver a speech. Each year the Daughters of the American Revolution award is present- ed to a senior girl who is chosen by the faculty on the basis of her citizenship and grades. Honors Sandy Wilt fi V 1. f 'l K , .5-V . '44 . is 4 fi TE X X . I I f . Hank Davis Ronald Hodges D. A. R. WINNER DY' 76 Cay Garrett Q5 f i . i , U' - 1 .Representatives to Boys' and Girls' State are picked by the faculty according to their citizenship, scholastic, and lead- ership ability. They gather with repre- sentatives from other schools for a week during the summer to learn more about our government. A workshop for annual staffs, news- papers, and other periodicals is held at Washington and Lee University by the S. I. P. A. or the Southern interscholastic Press Association toward the end of April. The publications of the schools are judged and representatives gain new ideas to work with in the coming year. 'T S. l. P. A. Sigm Stover. The top girl in the Home Economics De- partment at C.S.H.S. is awarded a pin on the basis of her score on o National Betty Crocker Homemaking contest. on, Nancy Dyer, Carolyn Sublett, Sallie Rudd, Charles - -' -me ' -. -. - A -2-J I. ,X .V , I , , ' Y AY-, , ,ig BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Ronnie Hodges, Margaret Zieber, Donna Reed, Hank Davis. BETTY CROCKER AWARD Ellen Hale I .ix fr MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cay Garrett Ronnie Hodges I BESTLOOKING SENIORS HALL Joyce Sigmon George Faulkner MOST ATHLETIC Anna Fodor Bill Alvarez WITTIEST Peggy Ross Billy Dale MOST TALENTED Margaret Zieber Ritz Schilling MOST POPULAR Margaret Roberts Bob Spessard FRIENDLIEST Beckie Abernathy Sammy Peters Ns,- Cay and Ronnie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 78 OF FAME Joyce and George BEST LOOKING '-r ' UIQ, Anna and Bill MOST ATHLETIC Margaret and Ritz MOST TALENTED HALL OF Peggy and Billy WITTIEST 15 CAME Margaret and Bob MOST POPULAR Beckie and Sammy FRI EN DLI EST FIRST ROW: Margaret Robertsg Carol Robertsong Lawton Davis. SECOND ROW: Marie Schillingg Mickey Koronap Lorna Stone. THIRD ROW: Linda Overfonj Helen Emswilerp Sh-erry Scaggs, The Mighty Knighty signals another touch- Q 1 I 7 ,1 Queen, Margaret Robertsg King, Galen Connery Maid of Honor, Carol Robert- son. down for the Knights. Lights go out as Cave Spring Band I at Homecoming festivities. 82 Victory is celebrated al The homecoming hop, sponsored by the cheerleaders What does Cape Canaveral have that Cave Spring doesn't? . , x' -' ' .Qin e .1-..e. . -..T i .- 1 an 1 A. . ,- A ,i.,i , . A . , l,..l'.. V4 'J The overflow crowd enjoys the halftime show. 83 DANCES ff! '4f7f3'f Zifvfii' - . , , , I Fwy ff-to-I -ff? 1-'12-v. .'-new I .V-nl' The Queen and her court, composed of Marie Schilling, Joyce Sigmon, Lynda Howlett, Carol Robertson, Faye Baldwin, Margaret Zieber, Lawton Davis, Margaret Roberts, Sherry Scaggs, Beckie Abernathy, Helen Emswiler, and Bird Peyser, dance to Silver Bells. 'lx The Snow Queen and her court. 84 ,- X i, Q.. The Peppermint Lounge Twisters? ernie Whitman and his band provide music for the Pigskin Prom. 85 1 The gang celebrates another football victory. A slow dance provides a change of pace at the hop. x.J1 -V f I Q. , 1. Qu' x94-.A TA six 5 9 'x Freddie Lee's bond plays for the Junior-Senior Prom. JUN IOR-SEN IOR PROM f 'u if , , 1.:-g'?E hf '- - 17, - -'- V Q' r '--wg Cove Spring's newest tradition the Ring Donce. A hf d on the drums, enter- Don Doy and the Knights, with our own Johnny s or toin ot the Homecoming Hop. The Pigskin Prom'brought to o close the 1962 football season . , T371 .LQ 87 vr ,T - Marie Schilling Sherry Scaggs Carol Robertson Faye Baldwin Junior Senior Senior Senior Sissy Graham Rindy Gregory Junior Senior ll Margaret Roberts Bird Peyser Senior-Captain Senior-Co-Captain Margaret Korona Jean Garst Trudy Porterfield Joanne Citron Mascot Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore 88 VARHTY'CH Hard work mixed with fun was the theme of the '61-'62 cheerleaders, as they cheered our athletic teams to V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. The squad is always present regardless of whether our team is suffering a slight defeat or is marching valiantly on to victory. They were responsible for the Homecoming activities, and they also worked with the Monogram Club in sponsoring the Football Dance. Another duty performed by the squad was a banquet at the end of the year for the teams. The squad was composed of seven Seniors, two Juniors, and three Sophomores. They were sponsored by Mrs. Jill Jones and Mrs. Sarah Sink. EERLEADERS Are you ready? Mascot, Korona, M. ROW: Peyser, B., Schilling, M., Scaggs, S., Grast, J., Graham, S., Roberts, M. SECOND ROW: Korona, M., Robertson, C., Porterfield, T., Citron, J., Baldwin, F., Gregory, R. Give me a 'C' . . .! The varsity and JV's cheer the team on to victory. ,I i.. 4 L Tung Sr Clair Jane Whxtman Dorothy Slgmon Irma Bowman -1 2 xi y v Q 1. aww Eddie Lynn Young fs- Lf Robin Hayes Bowman I Szgmon D Whitman S Clcnr T Butcher, T.g Young, E.j Q, Come on, JoAnn, you can do better than that! i' '-wg,-V i . xg- N v Q I X ...nl Keep practicing, girls. Snapshots 1 Are you always so gay? Lets go team! 91 '7 191 The bond prepares to play their famous theme song, Swinging on Parade. M, Mr, Noble talks with Kit Johnson Sally Ann receives S50 from ci worthy donor. WS 0 really big Show- B A N D H O N Cove Spring's own Knights of Rhythm. 92 it IJ Who says we don't have homework? State Band members prepare to take 0 break during session. What are you doing here? S n a p s h o t s Et.. Watch it Jerry: they caught us! 93 Coach Edmunds presents the Oulsfcnding Back trophy to Bill Alvarez. A quick temperature change converts our Latin- Americans into Eskimos! lmkflmmn l ll lx - r il nfs' . ,,, E. , if W' Snapshots Cave Spring band leads the Roanoke Christmas N N- -K' X. 94 MOMENTS OF GLORY FRE! -1 GRADUATION O 5 'SS 535 . .X S M 5 xl' Q .f A 1 1 'LEE' i 714 ' : , if kation: BRING BACK IN MEMORY-Wednesda . . . the slave sale . . . Knight Letters Semi of the Month . . . the trip to Greenbacl West Virginia . . . apples . . . the Christm tree . . . Who Dunit? . . . S.C.A. electio . . . pictures . . . guest speakers . . . ne charters . . . N 1 ,nn 4-n..gh. 'QQ I h X37 Q 4. ' 1 YJ, J' x D M, , .' ,',, t , N' L '11 T' . -I .lil x A' 14 W , I ? ' 1 Va . ,,. .if 1 M X' ' W K , , W fr M1 ' L ' 1 . .. . , A 'E I ' A ff:- , 1. ' L f K' 'gr I Q L W5 -. I X - -. . ' 'FL f .1 , af' , 1 4 ' , ,105 x ' A IJ . 'lj 1 Ima 4 17' , , 2 if 1 -ui: V- 0' I in I' I . 54 gf 'ph .gi .xy . ' , r F H., 'it 1- .. -- J g, V - I V: Lv It K4 1 1 ZH ' 1 -1, I ' ' - - ' ' -1 , F . ij .- A .. OFFICERS: Donahoe, P., Reporter, Zieber, M., President, Woody, S., Vice President, Sigmon, J., Treasurer, Dart, J., Secretary. S. C. The SCA performed its job, guiding students, under the able leadership of goret Zieber, President, Sands Woody, Vi President, Judy Dart, Secretary, Joyce Sigm Treasurer, and Pat Donahoe, Reporter. CITY-COUNTY COUNCIL: Donahoe. P. Zieber, M., Davis, L., Spessard, B. Wertz, L. FIRST ROW: Mr. Tisinger, sponsor, Woody, S., Dart, J., Zieber, M., Sigrnon, J., Doriahoe, P., Mrs. Montague, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Barnes, J., Haynes, D., Long, A., Scott, A., Schilling, M., Cannon, J., Hopper, T., Cox, M., Eastwood, G., Zieber, D., Harbour, E. THIRD ROW: Flora, B., Cannon, B., Robison, M., Barranger, M., Slone, R., Parkinson, K., Mason, B., Martin, S., Pittman, A., Dugan, M., Clark, W., Simmes, J., Donahoe, B. FOURTH ROW: Wood, R., Hill, H., Faulkner, G. FIFTH ROW: Murphy, C., Hurst, T., Abshire, G., Worrell, S., Trussell, M., Gilbert, O., Price, D. 98 Besides improving building and grounds, ublicizing school activities, and organizing lubs, the members of this group did many ther things to help the school, such as rgar and selling student directories. PUBLICITY: Stone, L., Lox, K., Brinkman, B., Parkin son, K., Robertson, C., Donahoe, P., Chairman Cone, D. AND GROUNDS: FIRST ROW: Mason, B., Eastwood, G. Cannon, J., Scott, A. SECOND ROW: Woody, S., Chairman, Hill, H., Gilbert, O., Worrell, S. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: Zieber, M., Chairman, Sigmon, J., Hurst, T., Cannon, B., Long, A., Ab- shire, G., Cox, M. .AA 2-x. CLUB: Wood, R., Dugan, M., Hopper, T., Schilling, M., Faulkner, G., Chairman. Hodges, R., President, Rudd, S., Secretary, Abernathy, B., Treasurer, Davis, H., Vice President. HONOR CLUB Till then the Christmas music sounds no more. This rang through the auditorium as the Honor Club once again presented their annual portrayal of The Holy Grail. Membership in the Honor Club is the most prized possession of any C. S. student. What makes the type of student who receives this honor? High character and active leadership in scholastic and extra-curricular activities. New members are tapped at a spring candle- light service and the club holds a picnic for its Senior members. FIRST ROW: Hodges, R., Zieber, M., Garrett, C., Wilt, S., Lawrence, R., Parkinson, K., Walters, B., Davis, H. SECOND ROW: Miss Jamison, sponsor, Nase, H., Scaggs, S,, Grisso, A., Horen, J., Gregory, R., Van Arnam, J., Peyser, C., Roberts, M., Webster, B., Davis, L., Crunkleton, J., Chernault, C., Miss Fitzgerald, sponsor, THIRD ROW: Griggs, J., Hansbraugh, J., Stouffer, T., Reed, D., Rudd, S., Anderson, N., Adkins, J., Donahoe, P., Abernathy, B., Strong, S., Haggard, J. 100 F. T. A. FIRST ROW: Hill, P., Davis, L., Campbell, C., Dyer, N., Wiggins, D., Whitman, S., Parkinson, K., How- lett, G., Cannon, J., Cabiness, N., Grisso, S., Walters, B., Lindner, S., Boggs, S., Rudd, S. SECOND ROW: Bishop, M., Robertson, C., Webster, B., Borders, C., Giles, S., Whitman, E., Agnew, A., Leffler, J., Finnell, B., Horsely, Y., Manning, M., Rau, R., Sprodlin, B., Drewry, V., Dugan, M., Hopper, T. THIRD ROW: Sublett, C., Robison, N., Schilling, M., Wilt, S., Eastwood, B,, Sink, C., Leippe, C., Copland, L., Grisso, A., ,Hall, R., Howlett, L., Sigmon, J., Cox, M., Dart, J. FOURTH ROW: Thompkins, N., Parker, D., Wertz, L,, Stouffer, T., Thomas, J., Jones. B.: Hawley, K., An- derson, N., Roberts, M., Graham, S., Stone, L., Sizer, A., Porterfield, T. FIFTH ROW: Cutts, C., Grandy, L,, Spessard, B., Alvarez, B., Slone, R., Peyser, C., Gregory, R., Zieber, M., Barnum, L., Mayo, N., Martin, C., Hunter, J., Citron, J., Robertson, E. Able, active, industrious, interested-these describe the F. T. A. of '6I-'62. Among the important events of the year was the highly successful program of student teacher aides. Also, the club annually participates in Ameri- can Education Week and sponsors student teacher's day within the school. Through the efforts of their sponsors and guest speakers, members learn more about the program of the eaching profession. it, , ,Y I Schilling, M., Secretary, Robison, N., Treasurer, Rudd S., President, Parkinson, K., Vice President, Accolade Staff ..'l Nancy Dyer, Editor Becky Abernathy, Business Manager, Pat Hill, As- sistant Business Manager, Lawton Davis, Assistant Editor Pictures . . . cakes . . . doughnuts . . . work-this is what your Annual Staff has done all year! Through their.efforts a book has been created, arranged, and pub- lished, bringing to you the memories and events of this school year. Hoping to catch a little of the spirit of C. S. H. S., they have worked hard and long under the di- rection of their editor, Nancy Dyer, and sponsor, Miss Hylton. -3 Miss Iva Hylton, Sponsor il 02. DN-ES.. A , ' 1 1 4 - r Sherry Scaggs, Typist ,lx V' 'W Timmy Stouffer, Sports Editorp Don Holyfield, Assistant Sports Editor. 5 ll 17 5, . ,rg Carlton Brooks and Marjorie Cox Copy Editors. vw ,i.., 5. 1, , If ,ff X' . f 1 N 1 .-C ' 1,50 1 V1 L Q --n -.J 'R' fl' .. FX.. . X- . -ff XXX . .' . 44 fi!! fjefji - figixf' .., - 'C ui , t ,551 l -UN-iii'-. Joyce Sigman and Carol Robertson, Layout Managers. Jon Crunkleton and Harry Johannessen, Photog raphe rs. f 103 Linda Copeland and Jean Bow, Artists. ,,.. rms I wr FIRST ROW: Gearhart, M., Wood, R., Flora, B., Slone, R., Smith, R., Blackwell, M., Cain, D. SECOND ROW: Robison, M., Thompson, E., Alvarez, B., Conner, G., Woody, S,, Stover, C., Womack, P. THIRD ROW: Rudd, T., Oakey, D., Parker, D., Saunders, T., Holliday, T., Porterfield, B., Saunders, M., Saunders, L. FOURTH ROW: Good, J., Faulkner, G., Thacker, M., Hill, H., Sink, S,, Carlin, D., Taylor, R., Johnson, M. FIFTH ROW: Deon H., Montague, J., Young, R., Sledd, J., Spessard, B., Hough, R., Ammen, J., Ashford, J. SENIOR HI-Y Christian leadership and recreation are the main activities of both the Junior and Senior Hi-Y. These clubs, sponsored by the YMCA, had the privilege of using the facilities of the central YMCA, and they utilized this by forming an active basketball team. Ray Slone served as President of the 'Senior Hi-Y while Tommy Hurst represented the Junior Hi-Y. JUNIOR HI-Y FIRST ROW: Mr, Holley, sponsor, Grasty, W., Haislip, J., Gorsuch, J., Collins, R., Wood, B., Ottaway ., , J Bateman, W., Mr. Pack, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gallighier, A., Gwyn, D., Martin, B., Griffith, L., Werner, S., Conner, B., Ratliff, B. THIRD ROW: Gibson, J., Parkinson, G., Grandy, T., Walker, J., Hurst, T., Aldridge, L., Baumgardner, D., Logan, J. FOURTH ROW: Higginbotham, P., Harris C., Poff, S., Hunt, T., Agee, M,, Goard, A., Mitchell, J., Shelor, C., Ammen, T. FIFTH ROW: Haynes, B., Bishop, B., Craft, G., King, R., Ferguson, B., Sheats, G., Kazner, D., Lyons, B., St. Clair, R., Saunders L E?-e ,HJ ,i A F. I .FIRST ROWS Mrs. Offell, SDOUSOFI Van Arnam, J., Rudd, S., Robertson, C., Scaggs, S., Sigmon, J., Bald win, F-I AID6 f1GfI'lY, B-I MVS- Overstreet, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Godard, L., Webb, J., Craft, S. Carroll, M., Coffman, P., Boggs, S., Bishop, M., Meade, H., Robertson, C. THIRD ROW: Dugan, M. Emswiler, H., Korona, M., Howlett, L., Blassingham, K., St. Clair, B., Crelia, B., Hawley, G., Tuck, D. Nunley, M., Stevens, M. FOURTH ROW: Drewry, V., Wilt, S., Price, C., Barnes, K., VanBuren, P. Roberts, M., Brisco. M., Long, A., Grisso, L., Meador, L., Wertz, A. SENIOR Y-TEENS Y-teens afford girls the opportunities for service in their community and helps them to apply the ideas of their faith as Christians in their daily lives. During the year the girls donated food to local orphanages and ll supported local service projects. Joyce Sigmon served as President of I Senior Y-Teens while Bobs Mason served as President of the Junior I organization. I JUNIOR Y-TEENS N FIRST ROW: Price, L., Marechal, D., Haynes, D., Mason, B., Bowman, I., Barranger, M., Jamison, C., Mc Catherine, A., Wilson, M., Sigmon, D. SECOND ROW: Callison, J., Scott, A., Eastwood, G., John son, R., Crocker, L., Butcher, T., Harmon, J., Leary, B., Martin, S., Clark, M., Green, C., Pritchard, J THIRD ROW: Richmond, C., Korona, A., Perry, B., Shockley, K., Cunningham, L., Stone, M., Gwyn Mason, B., Hunter, A., Abernathy, B., Dohmer, S., Amos, C., Kingrey, B. FOURTH ROW: Martin, N. I Johnson, J., Worrell, S., Waldron, K., St. Clair, L., McGhee, J., Purcell, G., Turner, E., Stein, G. Shepherd, P., Lucus, S.,Jordaons, H., Patterson, S., Horrison,,J. FIFTH ROW: Salonivich, I., Starkey, B., Hill, B., Tinnell, P., Ferguson, J., Bell, A., Turk, D., Nelson, M., Becker, J., Beckner, B., Hartman, B., Kummer, J., Hayes, R. SIXTH ROW: Cannon, M., DeFelice, K., Jones, J., Campbell, G., Garner, C., l Wickline, D., Wallace, B., Walter, S., Jones, S., Lowe, S., Burdett, C., Campbell, A., Putnam, C., , Spessard, L. 1 0 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, Laeti Latini, is one of the most active clubs in the school. Some ot its many activities included a slave sale, caroling at Roanoke Memorial Hospital by the 8th arade students, a program tor the P.T.A., observance ot Latin Week April 9-13, and a Latin banquet in May. Besides having guest speakers, interesting skits were pre- sented at the meetings. Robertson, E., Secretary, Mrs. Matney, sponsor, Gran L,, Vice President, Hunter, J., Treasurer, Shack- ford, W., President, Mrs. Todd, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Strong, M., Delfelice, K., Becker, J., Gates, G., Kardis, S., Fitzgerald, G., Griffith, S., Har- bour, A., Dudding, G., Bell, A. SECOND ROW: Kummer, J., Turk, D., Turner, E., Eller, E., Walters, S., Dugan, P., Young, E., Sweet, E., Mason, B., Kummer, J., Haynes, D., Michaels, S., Dale, J., Trussell, M., Boynton, B. THlRD ROW: McDonald, R., Webb, L., Wright, K., Pritchard, J., Colman, C., Van- Arnam, N., McCarthy, E., Richards, J., Reed, R., Bateman, P., Hubbs, B., Baird, E., Wimmer, R., Bartlet, J. FOURTH ROW: Lemke, T., Ridgeway, R., Stone, M., Barnes, J., Whitney, D., Thurman, L D., Pillis, K., Garner, C., Campbell, G., Wickline, D., Allen, S., Abshire, G., Vaught, E., Nunn, J., Macey, K., Potf, J. FIFTH ROW: Roberts, R., Tinsley, F., Nealeans, A., Cloud, S., Graham, D., I Farris, T., Webster, S., Colman, S., Wyrick, J., Breen, C., Jamison, C., Harmon, J., Scott, A., Hart- man, S. SIXTH ROW: Werner, S., Poff, S., Walker, J., Ottaway, J.,'Crews, D., Grandy, T., Robin- son, J., Hicks, D., Ayers, J., Martin, B., Wilson, M., Dolmer, S., Crocker, L., Bolland, D. SEVENTH ROW: Hurst, T., Carter, N., Rudd, B., Thomas, J., Worrell, S., Haynes, E., Whetzel, J., Sigmon, J., Crum, H., Abshire, G., Hunt, T., Lox, J., Ferguson, B., Carr, G., Fralin, J. ' rw U FIRST ROW: Martin, C., Finnell, B., Smith, S., Johnson, R., Hunter, A., Stein, G., Bar ranger, M. SECOND ROW: Palmiere, S. Rogers, R., Crump, C., Manning, M., Harvey, J., Meador, W., Giles, S., Whitman, J THIRD ROW: Emswiler, H., Sizer, A., Korona A., Spessard, L., Agnew, A., Wolfe, C. Young, J., Chappell, J. FOURTH ROW Pillow, C., Butcher, T., Bowman, I., Lucas, L. Miller, M., Cooper, D., Saunders, M., Ab shire, G., Beard, M. FIFTH ROW: Whitman S., Ferris, T., Chappell, D., Sink, C., Sigmon D., Putman, C., Zieber, D. SIXTH ROW Holliday, T., Deon, H., Woodford, J., Beck ner, B., Boone, R., Caldwell, A., Bell, D. Carson, D. 1 1 1 FIRST ROW: Parkinson, K., Wilt, S., Davis, L., Schilling, M., Cannon, J., Howlett, G., Porter- field, T. SECOND ROW: McNeil, S., Holt, F.' Graham, S., Pasley, M., Barnum, L., Web: ster, B., Kemp, S., Hale, E. THIRD ROW: Robison, N., Huff, R., Hodges, R., Cannon, B., Dale, B., Burnett, R., Robison, M. FOURTH ROW: Gibson, W., Chernoult, C., Blevins, G., Speck, B., Glover, B., Lucado, S., Stoutter, T. FIFTH ROW: Strong, S., Howley, K., Fodor, A., Thompkins, N., Hall, R., Leffler, VanArnam, J., Flora, B. 107 FIRST ROW: Grisso, A., Walters, B., Grasty, C., Hunter, J., Robertson, E., Wigington, B. Stone, L. SECOND ROW: Grandy, L., Gor rett, C., Keith, F., Weeks, J., Boraski, S. Zieber, M. THIRD ROW: Johnson, W. Cox, M., Gibson, J., Bondurant, M., Sellers' J., Haggard, J., Davis, H. FOURTH ROW Grogan, M., Rau, R., Nose, H., Trussell, P., Sublett, C., Spradling, B., Moir, C. 1 1 QQ'i l,'..1ffv 'sq . ,..: - , :L-, .iyF, R I . K ' ,,.L . 4 Y - .-tis? , ',, ,y ' U f -Y 3 A N Je -Y 3 - ll , ' X-.lug F X s' , IFF l T' ' ... x'7 f'1 T L T S S E 7 lf . .Y ,A Jil' I, 5:, ii 1' Li I V 'f ie 2.11 52' T 1 . fa - time-T?-T:- Ei' f ,, la Ml4llll'f'w ' lla i 'ly' lull . . : Q . ':. 1 A'Q. ' 3-.LL St o . Editor: Rindy Gregory Staff Editors: Gregory, R. C., Hunter, J., Sublett, C Stover, C., Garrett, C. KNIGHT LETTER Once a month throughout the year, the KNIGHT LETTER has brough to you the events, activities, and honors which make up the life of a studen at C. S. H. S. This has been possible only through the hard work of ou aspiring journalists and their sponsors, Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Beck. 10 Reporters: Sigmon, D., Stein, G., Smith, S., Kessler, P., Webb, L., Hunter, A., Barranger, M., Martin, C., Wilt, S. Business Staff: Rudd, S., Dugan, M. 1 ef 4 . . L V A I' v'4 R V V. Sponsors: Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Beck. Typists CSeotedJ: Wolfe, C., VanArnam, J. Standing! Zieber, M., Grondy, L., Boggs, S., Cuffs, C. Columnists CSeated7: Lindner, S., Johnson, R. CStandingJ: Donohoe, P., Agnew, A., Snider, T., Reynolds, J., Boggs, S. 109 -..J Y , ' if ,KX SEATED: Horen, J., Simmons, E., Reed, D. FIRST ROW: Mrs, Whiteside, sponsor, Horsley, Y., LoPrade, J., Adkins, J., DeGerinomo, S., Taylor, J., Stanley, J., Oakes, P., Mrs. Penturff, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bowe, S., Webb, J., Tuck, D., Grant, S., Georharf, D., Creasy, I., Pittman, A., Allen, G., Brinkman, B. F. B. L. A. Need someone to type or take a memo? Then you've come to the right place. Mem- bers of the F.B.L.A. are trained in competent and aggressive business leadership. To raise funds for their club, they sold candy bars and did it successfully, of course! n-,2 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Penturff, sponsor, Reed, D., President, mans, E., Treasurer, Adkins, J., Reporter. SECOND Mrs. Whiteside, sponsor, Horen, J., Chaplain, LoPrade Vice President, l50 words a minute? ? ! 110 FIRST ROW: Weeks, J., Davis, C., Neal, B., Murray, C., Long, A., Robertson, C., Nunley, M., Akers, P., Collins, J., Mrs. Carton. SECOND ROW: Bowe, S., Martin, S., Brugh, C., Sheppard, S., Franklin, S., Lemon, C., Carroll, M., Stevenson, M., Hawley, G., Lox, K., Campbell, A. THIRD ROW: Webster, S., Wallace, B., Kingrey, C., Thomas, J., Allen, S., Griffey, S., L.eary, B., Hodge, J., Hodges, L., Ashby, S., Marshall, E., Gwyn, C. FOURTH ROW: Beckner, S., Patterson, S., Jenkins, P., King, D., King, J., Higgins, D., Ross, P., Powell, L., Harrell, B., Hartsock, J., Kirbey, K., Ovenshire, M. FIFTH ROW: Boone, R., Young, J., Wright, K., Fogle, L., Blassingham, K., Godard, L., Oakes, P., Hartman, B., Amos, C., Over- ton, L, F. H. A. The purpose of Future Homemakers of America is to-promote an appreciation of the importance of home- making, to further an interest in home economics, and to encourage democracy in home and community lite. Sponsored by Mrs. Catron, the club has been very active this year. Activities included raising money for needy children, sponsoring a Halloween Dance, and selling charms. The officers for l96l-62 were Dixie Wright, Presi- dent, Ellen Hale, Vice President, Molly Nunley, Secretary, Carol Robertson, Treasurer. Let's redecorate the living room, O.K. girls? s ond sponsors discuss problems of the F.H.A. Future Homemakers? prepare a delicious . . .? meal. You do see the spots, don't you? asks Miss Senter. untrlns. If -.i- -. .. s-Mann . ,- .L 'B ' 'T FIRST ROW: Johnson, W., Salmons, R,, Hill, B., Grasty, C., Harvey, J., Crunkleton, J., Boraski, S Wig ington, B., Reed, R., Miss Senter, sponsor, SECOND ROW: Carter, N., Grogan, M., Sellers, J Meade G Carlin, D., Haggard, J., Sink, S., Draper, B., Speck, B., Hansbrough, J., Burnette, R., Sledd J Dale, B. THlRD ROW: Blevins, G., Bailey, N., Womack, P., Thompson, S., Boraski, S., Bondurant M Kronau, P., Gregory, R. C., Gibson, J., Cain, D., Speck, J., Templeton, D., Stover, C. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Hide the nitroglycerine bottles, the Senior Science Club is meeting today, and we don't want to lose our school just yet! These are the cries of anguish of the students and teachers of Cave Spring High as club meeting day rolls around. But the club isn't that bad. They try their hardest to pro- mote interest in science by inviting guest speakers to their meetings and taking trips to points of scientific interest. This past year they traveled to Greenbank, West Virginia to see the radio telescopes and participated in the Science Fair. To keep their scheming minds out of trouble, the club is divided into two groups idivide and conquerl. Miss Senter is head of the Chemistry group and Mr. Tisinger is in charge of the Biology group. WW Officers: Crunkleton, J., Snider, T., Speck B 112. FIRST ROW: Webb, L., Collins, L., Mrs. Montague sponsor Campbell A Carlin K Jones J Moson B Plybon, C., Voughf, C., Dugan, P., Coleman C Harbour A Morris J Denning M Jones E Kessler, P., Ferguson, J., Cunningham, L,, Miss Coldwell sponsor SECOND ROW Burdett C Beck ner, S., Jones, L., Shaw, J., Campbell, L., Zieber D Craighead L Simms J Jones L Callison J Gross, P., Hall, B., Sublette, L., Gregson, M. orrer J Lowe Jen ins P Ham: on B e nolds, J. THIRD ROW: McConnell, D., McCoy B Evans D Bryant J Martin R Griffith B Agnew, K., Hopkins, K., Crump, J., Stevens, D Hunter R Ammen T F. S. A. This club has just changed its name from the Junior Science Club to Future Scientists of America. They have been very active in furthering an interest in science among Cave Spring students by sponsoring a speaker on science for an assembly. The club was spon- sored by Mrs. Montague and Miss Caldwell. FIRST ROW: Nichols, R., Faulkner, G., Harper, J SECOND ROW Smith R Alvarez B Conner G Holliday, T., Parker, D. THIRD ROW: Grogan M Alvarez D Woody S Brown K Johnson M FOURTH ROW: Young, R., Spessord, B., Blackwell M Shockleford W Schilling R FIFTH ROW Sizer, B., Womack, P., Slone, R. SIXTH ROW Mr Jones sponsor Mr Edmunds sponsor Mr Lindsay sponsor. E . 11' 'l F. F. A. The Future Farmers, sponsored by Mr. Hardy, carry out not only the aims ot develop- ing leadership and character, but also create in themselves more interest in rural living. Cave Spring is a chapter ot the National Future Farmers of America and consists of boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. -qw. l told you eating in the shop would bring ants! .,A,. , l, - .. , Mr. Hardy explains electrical setup to Dwight Maurice Prillaman, Donald Prillaman, Sam lr Sammy Peters, and Gary Ferguson. FIRST ROW: DeWeese, D., Kingrey, R., Hall, J., Davis, W, SECOND ROW: Mr. Hardy, sponsor, Fralin, D., Prillaman, D., Hinton, S., Prillaman, M., Peters, S., Ferguson, G., Jamison, M. THlRD ROW: Jenkins, L., McNeil, R., Donahoe, M., DeHart, R., Hartman, F., Janney, J., Agee, R., Wimmer, E. FOURTH ROW: Mills, C., Poff, M., Hale, R., Jones, L., Spangler, K., Nichols, W. FIFTH ROW: Carter, R., Wade, R., Jones, G., Sloan, F., Christley, M., Jamison, D. Celia Grasty, Robyn Reed, and Barbara Hill apply make- up to Jean Bow. STAGE CREW Work . . . Worry . . . Where are you supposed U to be this period? This is the motto of the stage , I crew. Thanks for a job well done can certainly be v n j 1 said of this group. All activities on stage owe a part of their success to the effective lighting and ! QT fl,ifi behind-the-scenes work done by these boys, A fs I 1 r' I Haislip, J., Glover, B., Thor, P-., Chernault, C., Griggs, T I V . .-f- -' J., Peters, S. lji V-f ' 1 'T A ,igngjg . 2 Hamilton, R., Ridgeway, R., Carter, N., Blevins, D., Hopkins, K. W: Logan, J., Travisano, G., Harrison, J., Wickline, D., Camp- bell, A. SECOND ROW: Wetsel, J., Burdette, C., Bleving, N., Via, C. THIRD ROW: Holliday, T., Patterson, S., Lowe, E, FOURTH ROW: 4-H CLUB Four-H clubs are associations of boys and girls devoted to clear thinking, loyalty, service, and better living. Each year they have projects which range from raising livestock or a crop, to home can- ning or sewing, members exhibit and compete for prizes. FIRST ROW: Stover, C. Vice President, Gregory R., President, Borders, C. Secretory. SECOND ROW Glover, R., Godard, L. Treasurer, Grundy, L. Barkan, J. THIRD ROW Cloud, S. FOURTH ROW Boraski, S., Price, C. Wickline, D., Wolfe, C. Kleinfield, W., Boggs, S Hill, B., Grasty, C., Reed R., Smith, S. THESPIAN CLUB 'll More expression, more feeling. are familiar words to members of the Thespian Club. Newly formed this year, the club has spent most of its time getting organized. lt is made up of students who have had acting experience and as a result have earned a certain number of points. Dane with shears, just like these. Cain, D., Lox, K., Greg- ory, R. C., Turner, E., 1 1 FIFTH ROW: Zieber, M., T How he hu FIRST ROW: Campbell, J., Bowers, l., Gwyn, D., Nealans, A., Roberts, R., Holt, T., Mr. Tisinger, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Kronau, P., Haislip, J., Griffith, L., Speck, J., Cone, D., Brown, B., Woodford J Conner, B. THIRD ROW: Holt, G., Brumfield, T., Bewley, J., Ferguson, B., Bishop, B., Gibson, Sudranski, R., Walker, J. FOURTH ROW: Levens, D., Johnson, W., Reed, L., Cooper, D., Peters, Murphy, C., Randall, J. FIFTH ROW: Hicks, D., Divers, D., Poff, S., Minnix, K., Ditt, A., Thor, Smith, C., Savage, E., Spangler, L., Hopkins, K. SIXTH ROW: Barkan, J., Via, R., Ashford, Ammen, J., Hutchins, V., Brockins, B., Creasy, L., Smith, P., Ratliff, B. 1 -1 J., J., P., J do you work this projector! rried cry the members of the i club must onswer. These disguise come to the aid of l people trying to show 'H PRCUECTJON CLUB and Steve plan the murder in Duni1'? ' Snapshots Bill Beamer demonstrates his flying ability. 117 if l kn heot sheef's 1 Cheer up Charlie, you only have l,80O dozen fo sell. 118 Snapshots Snapshots Annual Staff? ? ? ? N . N ' My hero! Okoy, you con come out now Nobody's looking gis- WI'1ot's the answer? l dtkletics BRING BACK IN MEMORY - The ne stadium . . . Andrew Lewis . . . Covington . . Martinsville . . . City-County Champs . . football awards . . . our Mighty Knighty . . Bassett . . . William Byrd . . . Bill's l,OOOt point . . . basketball tournament . . . th tumbling team . . . baseball . . . golf . . . trac . . . intramurals . . . practice . . . cheerleade . . . pep rallies... 20 sag. B ,, H . ,, Sc . - l tv . , -6 E - sf E . I :-53-: , ' ' . , 2, v2.,'-fl' if ,. 'f N iL, ?35'1'5f 'TJ' 734 4 4 , kf 1 A- ' xx. - - ---Y ' A 'z , -lmgwnf rg '-'1f--- - 3 - W 5 - , A 7. ' , J .Q . T 1 . U X' Q '79, . Q-1-wa , Lf... , ,, 5 , . -:Z V - 4,,i ?'f', 42 Q D A u N V ,Wu 121 Knight Trophy Winners: Woody, S., Conner, G., Holliday, T., Meador, E., Spessard, B., Sizer, B., Slone, R., Smith, R., Alvarez, B. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Player T.C. Yds. AVG. PTS. Conner I 20 706 5.9 77 Nichols 65 359 5.5 48 Slone 8 37 4.6 42 B. Alvarez 97 349 5.5 3I Harper 33 I86 5.6 24 D. Alvarez I8 40 2.2 6 Meador - -- - 6 Saunders I8 I06 5.9 I PASSING P.ATT P.C. YDS. TD. B. Alvarez II4 7I I,376 I2 D. Alvarez I9 8 86 3 TEAM First Total Total W. L. T. PCT. Downs Yds. Run Yds. Pass 7 0 3 .850 I30 I783 I462 Total Pts. AVG. Pts. Against AVG. 235 23.5 I0O I0.0 City-County Champions Blue Ridge Champions K3 way tiel Z2 KNIGHT HONDRS Bill Alvarez - City-County first team, Blue Ridge second team, All- State first team, All-South honorable mention, Cave Spring outstanding back. Galen Conner - City-County first team, Blue Ridge first team, All-State third team, Cave Spring most valuable player, Thom McCann City-County award, Clyde Cocke award for out- standing City-County back, Blue Ridge leading scorer. Tommy Holliday - City-County second team. Ed Meador - Blue Ridge third team. Bill Sizer - Blue Ridge third team. Ray Slone - City-County first team, Blue Ridge first team. Roger Smith - Cave Spring Most Dependable player. Bob Spessard - City-County second team, Blue Ridge first team. Sands Woody - City-County first team, Blue Ridge first team, All-State third team, Cave Spring outstanding lineman. B 135 34 1412513 rl M Rf 11:4 fm 48 29, 14h 45, 42, gGL y H-QQ 115 lL33Q1n3?mi24 29323 19m-V? fi! cm1 v' J Aby, Qbffq, , 5 1 I 4' nr V 4 , - Q ' W W 5 . A 1 2 1 ' ffm- l l -21 ' iw J FOOTBALL Bull Alvarez rups through Andrew Lewus lune Keith Brown n O Duck Alvarez awaits oncamung CAVE SPRING I9 ANDREW LEWIS I3 The Cave Sprung Kunghts led by quarterback Bull AI rolled to an urnpressuve I9 I3 victory over the Walverunes Andrew Lewus un a potent show of offensive power scored first by taking the opening kuckoff and marching yards for a touchdown The Knights struck back on a I yard scoring pass from Alvarez to Nuchols Alvarez unterc a Lewis pass on theur 6 yard lune and quickly scampered in the lead touchdown Late in the fourth quarter Alvarez .vg. Bill Alvarez Dick Alvarez reached paydurt with a two yard run and the Knights were front to stay Outstanding performances by Sands Woody Duck Alvarez led the Cave Sprung defense CAVE SPRING 27 BEDFORD I3 Cave Sprung playung on their new home stadium for fur t tume turned back Bedford 27 I3 Jum Harper a ple surprise to Coach Edmunds handled the ottensuve chou the Kruughts wuth scoring runs of 69 and 41 yards N and Alvarez accounted for the other Knight scores wuth of 6 and 5 yards respectively Galen Conner booted 3 pounts un the game. Bob Spessard and Ray Sloan led the Spring defense. In initiating their new stadium the Ku stretched their winning streak to I2 games. Galen Conner George Fau . Quarterback . Quarterback . Fullback . a ' 5lO . T. I. I ' ... .. L 2P'3 '., - scampers around end for a good gain. CAVE SPRING 6-COVINGTON 6 The spirited Cougars of Covington halted Cave Spring's ing streak at I2 with a surprising 6-6 tie. An illegal edure penalty against Covington nullified the first extra t attempt which split the uprights, The second try was This alone kept Cave Spring from their first defeat. The hts' tying score came os Galen Conner backed over from I, climoxing a 90-yard drive midway through the third rter. Covington was outplayed statistically by the Knights managed to hold on to the tie. VE SPRING 40-ROANOKE CATHOLIC O In the Knights' first game at Victory Stadium, they com- ly outclassed the Roanoke Catholic Celtics 40-O. From opening kickoff which Roger Nichols returned 83 yards TD only to see it nullified by a clipping ploy, Cave Spring ed too much for the Celtics. Ray Slone scored 2 touch- s an passes of 23 and 35 yards from Bill Alvarez. Galen er also scored 2 TDS, on a I-yard run and a 23-yard from Dickie Alvarez. Galen also added 3 extra points. r TDs were scored by Roger Nichols and Jim Harper. r Smith- stood out on defense. The Knights made I5 first s to Catholic's 6, and in the total yardage outgained the 'cs 3l I to 63. s N Good Jim Harper Tammy Holliday Lu Merritt Tackle Jr. Halfback Jr. Guard Jr. End I I7O 5'7 I5O 5'lO 175 5'IO l58 FOCTBALL Cave Spring opens new stadium to overflow crowd. Eddie Meadar Fr. Center 5'i O I 75 V- FOOTBALL Galen Conner bucks over for a touchdown, Charles Moir Jr. Tackle 6'O 177 Bill Alvarez brought down after short CAVE SPRING 7-PATRICK HENRY 6 The underdog Knights tripped Patrick Henry 7-6 in a If fought battle. The Knights' smaller line outplayed the Patrick Henry line and managed to stop the Patriots' backfield. The CS defense, led by Ronnie Young and Ii of the week Tom Holliday, held Patrick Henry to a mere first downs compared with our IO. The Knights scored only TD with 7 minutes remaining in the first period two-yard run by quarterback Bill Alvarez. With Dick P holding, Galen Conner's eighth- extra point ot the season to be the winning margin as the Patriots failed to convert scoring early in the second quarter. The first half ended and that proved to be the only scoring of the game. CAVE SPRING 2O-- BASSETT I3 In the sixth game the Knights traveled to Bassett and their unbeaten string to 16 by topping the Bengals 20- Bill Alvarez passed for the first touchdown to end Ray and then scored the second himself' Conner set up the score late in the third quarter and then plunged over from I for a clincher. Galen also added 2 extra points to bring N season's total to 34 as he now stood second in the race The outstandin line Ia of Ronnie Young and - Q P Y Wohlford, coupled with the hard running of Galen Conner Mike Saunders, proved to be too much for the Bengals, as Knights increased their season's record to 5-O-I. OFI Roger Nichols Bob Porterfield Mike Saunders Will Shacklefard Sr. Halfback Jr. Halfback Soph. Fullback Sr. Tackle 5'8 155 5'1l 148 6'2 184 5'11 170 h K S .T 3515121 FOOTBALL Alvarez outruns two Cougars for a first down. CAVE SPRING l3-WILLIAM BYRD 13 On the stadium dedication night, the Knights played host a cross-town rival, William Byrd, and an ex-Cave Spring - Jim McGee. The Friday the l3th jinx proved unlucky the Knights as they tied the spirited Terriers l3-l3. A of over 4,000 watched as Byrd struck first, only to have Spring strike back in an l8-yard scoring pass from Alva- to Slone. We went ahead late in the third quarter as half- Jim Harper took a short pass from Alvarez and fought way through tackles to complete a 22-yard scoring play. after losing first string quarterback Bill Hudson, scored tying touchdown with only 53 seconds remaining in the This tied the game as the all important extra point was ruled wide to the left, and thus the Knights' was still preserved. -Galen Conner and Ray Slone led Knight defense. AVE SPRING l4-MARTINSVILLE l4 Refreshed from a week's layoff, the Martinsville Bulldogs our Knights to a I4-l4 standoff in the rain and mud run our season's record to 5-O-3. All of the scoring was in the first half as Galen Conner and Roger Nichols ac- unted for the 2 TDs. In a fine performance which earned Back-of-the-Week honors, Galen also added 2 all impor- t extra paints to preserve the tie. With time running out the first half, Sands Woody recovered a Bulldog fumble on Martinsville l2-yard line and two plays later Nichols red on a quick pitchout from Alvarez. Late in the second lf, Martinsville's fine end Steve Westfall grabbed a pass m quarterback Dave Monohon on the CS 5-yard line, but final gun sounded before another play could be gotten off. though everyone did a fine iob, the defensive work of Jim rper and Sands Woody was highly praised by Coach munds. Mike Saunders returns Bedford punt. Bob Spessard Sr. Tackle 6'5 l 85 ,, :'d:f.,f1' 'E -Q, - 2 1 f. . .......iLL:f:.pi'ifQf5glQ'25? Bill Size' ROY Slone Mike Smith Roger Smith Sr. End Sr. End Jr. Tackle Sr. Center 6'l l67 6'l l80 5'll 155 5'l1' 180 - 'P- Ray Slone gathers in a pass against CAVE SPRING 40-DREWRY MASON l9 In the annual homecoming game, our Knights, led l Alvarez brothers, routed Drewry Mason 40-19. Galen C scored 2 TDs and added 3 extra points. Slone added 2 on passes from Bill Alvarez. Roger Nichols and freshman ter Eddie Meador also scored for Cove Spring. Meador on an unusual center-eligible pass play from junior QL back Dick Alvarez wh-ich covered I8 yards for the final as the game ended. During special halftime ceremonies, back Galen Conner was named Football King. A Knight 5 Sands Woody, who blocked a point and recovered 2 fun received the World News lineman of the week award. CAVE SPRING 49-FRANKLIN COUNTY 6 The Knights ended their second straight unbeaten 5 as they romped over Franklin County 49-6, and in doi tied for first place in the Blue Ridge District along with tinsville and William Byrd. Galen Conner's 7 extra points, new city-county record, coupled with his 2 scoring runs of and 8 yards, won for him the Blue Ridge scoring title as amassed a total of 77 points in the season. Roger N scored 3 TDs and the Alvarez brothers each added one. times CS handled the ball and seven times they scored. game marked the final appearance for 8 CS seniors, and of them got to play. The Knights, for the third conse+ year, ended their season on a winning note and stre their unbeaten string to 21 games, certainly a record everyone to be proud of, Sands Woody Ronnie Young Jr, Guard Sr. End 5'lO l74 6'1 l70 Wi. - .-:ASQ FIRST ROW: Grandy, T., Conner, B., Schilling, D., McNeil, R., Flora, B., Pasley, W., McBride, J. SECOND ROW: Beckner, B., Ashwell, C., Craft, J., Mitchell, J., Jones, R., Saunders, T., Davidson, S., THIRD ROW: Murphy, C., Crews, D., Hill, H., Trussell, P., Galligher, A., Sink, S., Minnix, K., Mr. Caison, Coach FOURTH ROW' Shelar C' Bell D' Walker J' Shockle D: Ta lar T Hud ins V.' Hart- - - I -, 1 -1 I -I Yi 1 Y 1 -I Q I 1 man, T., Bewley, J. . V. FOOTBALL This year's Junior Varsity Football team ished with o respectable 3-4-l record. any ot this year's Junior Varsity will be xt year's Varsity players. They received od coaching and gained much valuable perience over the season. The team was uch better than the record indicated, and e boys will be striving hard to achieve their ture goal-a varsity letter. And with a tle hard work and determination, they oulcl be able to reach this goal soon. FRESHMEN Even though they did not win a game, the baby Knights gained much valuable experi- ence and showed signs of achieving football tame in the coming years. Spirit, determina- tion, and sportsmanship were the signs which pointed to future success. FIRST ROW: Logan, J., Ellis, M., Werner, S., Dyer, B, Flora, G., Saunders, L., Garrett, S., Gwyn, D. SECOND ROW: Sink, G., Lacy, E., Thomas, D., Lyons, B., Ammen, T., Haynes, B., Parkinson, G., Hunnicutt, R., Agee, L., Martin, B. THIRD ROW: Fagg, J., Ottaway, J., Simpson, D., Mounfield, P., Clowser, E., Blank- inship, S., Spangler, J., Hamilton, B. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Glass, coach, Baumgardner, D., Gregory, S., Powell, G., Cabiness, T., Hunt, T., Forrer, C., Price, D., Perry, N. .... , A ,J Ca 22 'ff' cm 'r' '23 :ML 1.. l Paced by two of Cave Spring's greatest players, the Knight hardwood artists rounded out a season of twenty games, packed full of thrills, surprises, and upsets. With Alvarez and Spessard collaborating for 754 points, the Knight quintet displayed not only great scor- ing punch, but also one of the finest offensive teams seen on the floor of our gymnasium in the past few years. From the records and all the evidence, it would seem as though Cave Spring had a one man team, but it was tar from that. The team could hardly be called a five-man team, but more truthfully a well- rounded squad. With high hopes, we traveled to Martins- ville for the tournament, lost, and trudged back home, heart broken. But as they say, We'll be back next year! 130 5 2' I Spessard gets the jump at the Lewis game. SEATED: Manager: Dyer, B., Scare Keeper: Rudd, T., Statistician: Grogan, M., Manager Gwyn, D. STANDING: Flora, B., Schilling, R., Young, R., Parker, D., Spessard, B. Mr. Lacy, Coach, Craighead, B., Slone, R., Alvarez, B., Woody, S., Alvarez, D. 5-qv' ii 1 r xv - I DOUG BARKER V A R S I T Y Senior 6' I -Forward BILL ALVAREZ Senior 6'-Forward SANDS WOODY Junior 5'I I -Guard CAPTAIN BOB SPESSARD 13 2 I q -Iii RONNIE YOUNG Senior 6'1 -Forward NNr'LQ,,.1a . i. r 'J 1. DICK ALV Junior Q - Tv ,P ' f B A s K E T B A L L I SCHILLING Senior 5'l I -Guard BILLY CRAIGHEAD Sophomore 6'3 -Center - ' 1 ff, , W gi. it , .A I ,lin 'HQ L' Q -u..r. L v A Y- 'lu' N I X G4 1 L A , , rx MP, - ,-.A' - f-gm:-J'-' L'-1 BARRY FLORA Junior 5'l I -Guard -? ug, . RAY SLONE Senior 5'l I -Forward .V . r, i of 133 + px- -A ga'-wi YU 5. , COACH RUDY LACY -I 'w L 'Ns SEASON'S RECORD Franklin County Martinsville William Byrd Drewry Mason Bassett Fieldale Covington William Byrd Fieldale Covington Drewry Mason Bassett Franklin County Martinsville Spessard blo What happened to the ball, boys? Season Name Total Pts A Alvarez, Bill Alvarez, Dickie Craighead, Billy Flora, Barry Parker, Doug Schilling, Ritz 498 89 29 9 146 52 Slone, Ray 42 Spessard, Bob 256 Woody, Sands Young, Ronnie l33 47 Congratulations, Bill Bill Alvarez stopped the Bedford game tempo- rarily by scoring his one-thousandth point, using his famous jump-shot. During the short ceremony, he was given the game ball as a momento of the occasion. His total high school record was l,233 points. Bill goes up for o rebound. 135 FIRST ROW: Jones, R., Hill, H., Ashwell, C., Lax, J., King, J., Grandy, T., Flora, G. SECOND ROW: Parking- son, G., Thomas, B., Wood, R., Price, D., Hash, T., Kittinger, D., Mr. Blone, Coach. 13 J. V. BASKETBALL The future proteges ot our varsity team, the J.V.'s, went through a season of hard knocks ond dissapointments, defeats and ex- perience, only to finish with o sad 5 and i5 record. But this is not the whole story, for the boys started the season with very little ex- perience, and lost some really close games. Yet, through the process, they gained valuable tips and knowledge. We should be bolstered tremendously next year by the ability of pro- moted J.V. players. Big Mike throws in perfect form, as Cecil Ashwell watches 2-pointer drop in. up E! V FIRST ROW: Worrell, S., Wood, B., Locy, E., Turner, J., Gorsuch, J., Werner, S. SECOND Campbell, J., Taylor, T., Bewley, J., Hunnicutt, T, lf J? ROW: Gregory, S JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Is Schilling frying for the Atlos job? Parker leaps for O rebound- I ' 'N H bf vg- W , k - pf .. ' 4 '55 T. g, ,, ,, -av- ' ,H 5' 1 'fr -L. ,.. Wifi f ,Im . 49911571 H 3 r Jay 4' an V f',fx-A M . ft ' 1 ' ' .37 ff, .. 'I ' rv Y '11 X , 21, -J! O ..-...-w...-mL,-sn- 35,1-J., 2, l 5 E?-U' r -5 -5'5?f'4 :T is as , I L. S -gm, , QJPAQ ,4- va,.3-f -, 5629 Q5 SLU ' ' 1 WE, I ifu M , Ely, 'Q , . i 4 4 , 0 'X' gf , Q . A -A,.. - are ' i sf H lliiigrxbirmn E- 1, ., .1 it , if-, an V. I V V ,Mg Mm? 3 L. ... V! Q ' 'f' 15 5 ' Q-ik: - - - . Y 'fx' . --14+,emfm'd5xQls1sp.azsuf17,y4jj-?fv'l!E! - brink' Qvs.,.1 , ,- W 5 'EL' ' :HHN GOLF Fore was the cry as our golf team hit the fairways. Under the direction of Coach Lacy, these boys spent their afternoons swinging clubs at those small golf balls. As their skills in- creased, so did their record of victories. Sitting: Bewley, J., Bo- raski, S. Standing: Park- er, D.p Alvarez, B.: Schill- ing, R. , GOLF SCHEDULE Roanoke Catholic Andrew Lewis William Fleming William Byrd Andrew Lewis Patrick Henry William Fleming William Byrd Roanoke Catholic Butch and Bill watch' Ritz TRACK SCHEDULE VARSITY William Byrd William Fleming Roanoke Catholic and Bedford Franklin County James River and Lord Botetourt City-County Track Meet Andrew Lewis and William Byrd District Track Meet State Track Meet JUNIOR VARSITY Lord Botetourt Andrew Lewis Northside City-County Track Meet Northside Lorcl Botetourt Andrew Lewis With a nucleus of l96l State Cham- pions and returning lettermen, the Knights' thinclads started their season with a series of victories. As the sea- son progressed and the J.V,'s improved their skills, we had high hopes of re- taining our State Championship. arper ortertield B Murphy C ROW TWO: Gray, J.g Woody, S.g Wohlford, Meador E Hodges T Crews D Rudd T Manager ROW THREE Coach' Chris Caisong Davidson, B.g Beamer, BJ Siz B Womack P Saunders M Coach Jack Lindsey - - if I . 44 N . .a 1 . A QR '.,' :H V ' bf 1 - -...,, 'P X Q l 'V-' s i,f' :Cy ul s Q ' lf. i Q A l'.J ' 'Ja :vi 4Q:':'3:' ' .e .s -. -M18 s e 4 N - ' vm-,gf -,Nefff 5: . A mans. 2. N-'J ' rk:.'1fgv-.QV ' , wg-fgEg.:f,7ej1gy2:' ' ..:: .fix ...: 5- -'W I. ' . 1-11' ' L.-v7i,l i ' -L 417.1-if .N f'i 7f?fl'?1l gk 1 43fQj i ' - F2G I-:,- - QW pf' if:-M .i5'L:'?.fl.-.'XLf' l me . 'YT' :- ,. Y!.Q ag.,---.- 'f-rf' 952-4'fJf?'l arm-.Q -ff,-' M - rifgdriigffz, QM:-ffzlr-2251-fffg'12 F I SQ., tiggmfai-:?1.!,9:, X t !,f,,.,,.,?--Y!,4,,s, - Y 4,7 - - ' -1. N- V. Q ..-. ' -' ef.-A , --ff:-91' f lx 533.1-p1gi2'z'i?il. g QQ' 3fQgfgQg,55saiHg-.Q 1 if f4:3 f 5 - '- 12 . Q' - 'kiffliiflli-5'- -5556-afafk '2i,31:11:r'v1?f,5i-I'-?92:?1f:M ' . A limi-Q7--9- i .F 'as . w.iN V. TX-l. , , u,l.b . , V , ., , , 4 , - Bob, Jimmy and Mike break from the starting block. N - x . f . , lv.. Y r , I , , . l x if b clears the pole. Y' . u l A i A M 'wg ' Q- 5'l:'.., - X 'nn r . J rv-'Al xr ,- ri X1 N V l .. uflf, .,x . Y :I V' Y. .-' l Q QFPNN3 Y X 4. 'Ji Q mend . A will ' i l,'. ',m.y'v x N , it -go, QA z4::f x'-U' Q , . lux' h A ' W h 'x 'A .jr-.-4, '- 'H '2','T'u l. . l - -I1 u, 'L. - - J' ,V i .s-f '++ L jf ,. 1-eb. '.xLsg ,-:nl . its in the sand by Bruce Davidson. ,x J lf! and Roger hand off the baton to Bill and Jimmy in the relay, Roger, Billy and Bruce run the low hurdles. Sands and Eddie Throw the shot-put. C x J X ' , . 1 . 1 , , X 7 41 :wnnq Y: 'J '- Bill 1 , -nl' .5 ' : ' n-:fx - , ft ' ,I .. l N ' 'JZ ' 'f -,. J I L. 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X' , X ' . ,995 Hfgv ,, .. ,V . , ,.-, ,. l .1 ,,.-, .. ,, ,A L...L,,-lx ,, 73 .z!'1f,pfl f ' .-,Arg -' us. 1 1 'Q' .. , ,am ,i5T,bkJ, -f...,- r thx ,J AL NP '10 ROW l: Musgrove, E., Brown, B., Galliher, A., King, J. ROW 2: Bell, D., Cain, D., Reed, L., Ashwell, C., Likens, W. ROW 3: Coach Tommy Jones, Robison, M., Johnson, M., Henry, P., Blackwell, M., Craft, J. BASEBALL David Cain awaits delivery from pitcher, Cecil Ashwell 43 wry!! f -r W is QL. I., 5 I --- .: N. . An . L ' .I - - Y' IQYUTTIJI I I I .. I I ' X r , .A P ' . 5. . 5' IS .- -g:1E.::'.' ' I X ' - A Cie-134. ,Q CECIL ASHWELL DUFF BELL MATT BLACKWELL 'Y-5-727 Pitcher Catcher Cofcher BOBBY BROW Second Bose DAVID CAIN JOHNNY CRAFT ALLISON GALLIHER Right FIGICI FIFSI' Bose Second Base A., 1 , 4-s - -N QR -II' N gvwn f' -N, E M at - F '-1? L 'I M' - I , ,nl I' M ri -, 'ef -f I ' ' I7 I 'r . ,+-?E'?ir.:zc:N E . I I-1' ' 2 ' ' 'I ' l i I '-M av .1 V J E 1. ,KQU A- -,pl I 'I 'mi J. 4 ? Ni- fa E vm,- I. fi ,A W , I f:IfZI Q r ' W . - .. ' ' 'C' x .,,1If P . ff'1f'5 'ki' FIJI'-'I' 'IA 1 1.5 N ' I N f A I I: ax , .fit - 3--l jim i - PHILLIP HENRY MONTY JOHNSON 'igjgf JIMMY KING Pitcher Pitcher Shortstop MARTY ROBISO Left Field WAYNE LIKENS EUGENE MUSGROVE LARRY REED Third Base Left Field Center Field 1 II I I Lf I . 'W' I ' ' - - IIS ly: : I I ' 'f -, if -'-, ' I . ' II - Q x A . Q. l - N : -1 I 5 5 I ,X , I KI-gl, 1-M.:-F5 e':,i4,,i,'-. XX v l ' -A ' if-r fl -454 -W If 'I 144 ' 3 ji If ,h -u 'al 'x x: 5 irst baseman, Johnny Craft, stretches to take the throw Duff Bell is thrown out at first by Monty Johnson as Phillip om second baseman, Bob Brown. EASON'S SCHEDULE artinsville' illiam Fleming anklin County dford - ssett rtinsville ssett' nklin County' K Patrick Henry' Bedford' Covington William Fleming' Montvale Covington' Patrick Henry' Henry covers the base. Baseball was continued once again after a one-year layoff. New uniforms were bought, and a new field was constructed early in the season. This was a year of rebuilding due to the team's lack of experience. The team also participated in a post-season tournament along with the other Blue Ridge District teams. Blue Ridge District Tournament 'H0meG0me5 .BASEBALL Marty Robison slides into second base, only to be tagged out by Allison Galliher. Heffern- .a--1' f-2' CQ E' . 4 .J Sf . ffif, T' 1' -'ggi' if 'S -1 ' . -4 'S U mga mai' .P- ftaff b M11 JS' .U Jimmy King covers second base. 145 mtl? The success of any yearbook depends greatly on the interest and support of advertisers. The entire staff wishes t take this opportunity to thank each o you who have contributed to the succes of the 1962 Accolade. 14 1 Fa I QW. -. i A-ic, ,ma r- 1 -L ' A' 3.154-J , 3' ,,.. ,Q rgyvr' -41,-V , . fc I --ij ..- ' '- ' 4. uw -. N, , . 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One of our representatives will be happy to meet with your staff and discuss your next yearbook Please e mll on us THE STONE PRINTING and amupiewymwwkiwwe MANUFACTURING COMPANY urlflayoutflrindinqfenqravinqfaflselflellerpress D al Dlamond 4 6688 ue 13 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE VIRGINIA 15 CA B f' j v If I I . L........ 'G ' 1 U Qt - Q 4 ' - ' x Whose integrity they can have confidence. l H 71: I ' H . , ,. . 2 , K. I I l I p A g . , . . i . 9 SENIOR DIRECTORY REBECCA LOUISE ABERNATHY 53Oi Grandin Rd. Ext., Roanoke, Va. S. C. A., I, 2, Newspaper Staff, I, Home Room Officer, I, 2, Secretary, I, Traffic Assistant, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, F. B. L. A., 3, Jr. Class Reporter, Accolade Staff, 4, 5, Business Manager, 5, Honor Society, 4, 5, Treasurer, 5, Christmas Pageant, 5, Sr. Y-Teens, Secretary, 5, Snow Queen Court, 5. PHYLLIS MOZELLE AKER 2I I9 Sorrel Lane, Roanoke, Va. F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, 5, Historian, 5, Library Club, I, 2, 3, Majorette, I, 2, Band, I, 2, 3, Librarian, 3, Softball, 3, Volleyball, 4. WILLIAM JAN ALVAREZ 3235 Mud Lick Rd., Roanoke, Va. Football, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Golf, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club, Vice President, 4, 5, Hi-Y, 4, 5, S. C. A., I, 2, 4, Vice President, 4, F. T. A., 3, 4, 5, All Southern Football, 4, 5, All-State Football, 4, 5, All-District Football, Co-Captain, 4, All City-County Football, 4, 5: Honorable Mention All-American, 4, 5, Most Outstanding City-County Back, 4, All-Blue Ridge Tourney Basketball, 4, All-State Basketball, 4, All-City-County Basketball, 4, Most Outstanding Player, 4, State Group I-B High Scorer, 5. STEVE ANTHONY ANDERSON Rt. 5, Box 650, Roanoke, Va. Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 3, 4. BREWER LEE ARTHUR Rt. 4, Box 432, Roanoke, Va. Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Achievement, 3, 4. FLOYD NELSON BAILEY, JR. 3539 Grandin Rd. Ext., Roanoke, Va. Sr. Science Club, 3, 4, 5, Radio Club, 5. FAYE LAVERNE BALDWIN 33I4 Windsor Rd., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A., 5, Drill Team, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 5, S. C. A., 3, Miller 81 Rhoads Teen Council Repre- sentative, 5, Snow Queen Court, 5, Valentine Court, I. GEORGE WILLIAM BANDY, JR. Rt. 5, Box 402, Roanoke, Va. 4-H Club, 5. MARY IRENE BISHOP 353l Winding Way Rd., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 5, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette, I, F. T. A., 5, Basketball, 2, 3. O MATTHEW PHILLIP BLACKWELL Rt. 7, Box 255, Roanoke, Va. Hi-Y, I, 3, 4, 5, S. C. A., I, 2, Jr. Varsity Football, 2, Jr. Varsity Basketball, 2, Stage Crew, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball, 3, Varsity Baseball, 3, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5. WILLARD GRANT BLEVINS, JR. 3855 Colony Lane, Roanoke, Va. Jr. Science Club, I, Sr. Science Club, 2, 3, 5, Latin Club, 4, 5, Radio Club, 5. SARA KATE BOGGS 3428 View Ave., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4-H Club, I, Thespian Club, 3, 5, Historian, 3, F. T. A., 3, 4, 5, S. C. A., 3, Sr, Chair, 4, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 5, Who Dunit? , Modern Foreign Language Club, 5 LILLIE JANE BOI-ION Rt. 7, Box 7I2, Roanoke, Va, F. H. A., 4. MICHAEL GLENN BONDURANT Rt. 4, Box 538, Roanoke, Va. Jr. Science Club, 2, Projection Club, 3, 41 SIOQS Crew, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, Sr. Science Club, 3, 5, Who Dunit? , 5, Thespian Club, 5. LARRY OVESTER BOONE Rt. 2, Boones Mill, Va. Jr. Varsity Football, 2, 3, Varsity Football, 4, 5, Track, 4, 5, Monogram Club, 5, F. F. A., 2, 3, 4, 5. STEPHEN JOHN BORASKI 382i Colony Lane, Roanoke, Va. 4-H Club, I, Sr. Science Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Radio Club, 5, Thespian Club, 5, Who Dunit? , 5. JEAN KATHRYN BOW Rt. 2, Box 237, Salem, Va. Accolode Staff, 5. NORMA JEAN BROOKS 4528 Kirkwood Dr., Roanoke, Va. Sports Club, I, Latin Club, 3, Pep Club, 3, Home Room Officer, Treasurer, 3. WILLIAM KEITH BROWN 4446 Cordell Drive, Roanoke, Va. Jr. Varsity Football, 3, Varsity Football, 4, 5, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Monogram Club, 4, 5, Track, 2, Thespian Club, 2. SENIOR DIRECTORY PHILLIP WILLIAM BROWN Rt. 5, Box 408, Roanoke, Va. F. F. A., I, 2. JAMES RICHARD BURNETTE 334i View Ave., Roanoke, Va. S. C. A., I, Band, I, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5 Hi-Y, 4, 5, Science Club, 5. DAVID JOHN CAIN Rt. 4, Box 356-B, Roanoke, Va. Jr. Varsity Football, 3, Sr. Science Club, 4, 5 Sr. Hi-Y, 4, 5, Radio Club, 5, Th-espian Club, 5 Who Dunit? , 5, Varsity Baseball, 5. CAROLYN SUE CAMPBELL Rt. 2, Box 208, Salem, Va. Jr. Y-Teens, I, 2, Drama Club, 3, F. T. A. 4, 5, F. H. A., 5, Science Fair, I, 3, Drill Team 5, Latin Club, 4. ROBERT MALJRICE CANNON 3063 Timberlane Ave., Roanoke, Va. Band, I, 2, Track, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5 Hi-Y, 3, 4, Golf, 3, Debating Team, 4, S. C. A., 5 MARGARET LEE CARROLL 3262 Fleetwood Ave., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball, 3, Choir, 4 F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Fair, I. SHIRLEY JOAN CARROLL Rt. 2, Box 29I, Salem, Va. ROGER LEE CARTER Rt. 8, Box 382, Roanoke, Va. F. F. A., 5. JOYCE MARIE CHRISTLEY W Rt. 2, Salem, Va. Band, I, 2, 3, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3,' Choir, 3, Volleyball, 3, Basketball, 2, 3 F. H. A., 2, 3, 4. CAROL PATRICIA COFFMAN Rt. 4, Box 263, Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, 3, F. H. A., 4, 5. JOYCE MARIE COLLINS Rt. 2, Box 62, Copper Hill, Va. F. H. A., 3, 4, 5, Chaplain, 5, F. B. L. A., 4 4-H Club, I, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, Volleyball, 3 Library Staff, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1 GALEN WAYNE CONNER Rt. 8, Box 675-B, Roanoke, Va. Class President, I, Football, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track, 3, 4, 5, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4, 5, Monogram CIUIJI 4, 5? Most Valuable Cave Spring Player, 5, Outstanding City-County Back, 5, Most Valuable City-County Player, 5, All-City-County, 5, All-Blue Ridge Dis- trict, 5, Honorable Mention All-American, 5. JON ROGER CRUNKLETON 2235 Eastview Dr., Roanoke, Va. Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, President, 5, Latin Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4, 5, Accoldde Stott, 4, 5. CARMA LEE CUTTS 5I I9 Glen Heather Drive, Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, Thespian Club, 3, F. T. A., 4, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 5. WILLIAM MALCOLM DALE 3233 Woodland Dr., Roanoke, Va. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Cross Country Track, 3, Hi-Y, 4. CAROL ANN DAVIS 2302 Circle Dr., Roanoke, Va. Choir, I, 3, F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, 5, F. B. L. A., 3, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Basketball, 3. HENRY ADAMS DAVIS 370I Mud Lick Rd., Roanoke, Va. Band, I, 2, Jr. Science Club, I, Hi-Y, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 5, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Vice Presi- dent, 5, Christmas Pageant, 4, 5, Senior Class -Treasurer, 5, Boys' State, 4, Jr. Varsity Basket- ball, 2, 3. PATRICIA LEE DRAIN Rt. 2, Box 245, Salem, Va. F. H. A., 3, F. B. L. A., 4, Volleyball, 4. NANCY ELLEN DYER Rt. 4, Box 237, Roanoke, Vo. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Basketball, 3, Latin Club, 4, F. T. A., 4, 5, S. I. P. A., 3, 4, Accolade Staff, 2, 3, 4, 5, Assistant Editor, 4, Editor, 5. MARY ELLEN ELDREDGE 3334 Colonial Ave., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, F. H. A., 3, 4, S. C. A., I, Chair, 2, 3, Latin Club, I. HELEN LOUISA EMSWILER 3923 Mud Lick Rd., Roanoke, Va. F. H. A., I, S. C. A., I, Thespian Club, Secretary, I, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 4, 5, Homecoming Court, 5, Snow Queen Court, 5, Drill Team, 3, 4, 5, Home Room President, I, May Court, Maid-at-Honor, I, Red Cross, I. SENIOR DIRECTORY GEORGE WALTER FAULKNER, JR. 4028 Clairmont St., Roanoke, Va. S. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5, Treasurer, 5. BONNIE SUE FINNELL Rt. 7, Box 233-A, Roanoke, Va. Latin Club, 4, 5, F. T. A., 5, Choir, 5. ANNA MARIA FODOR 4347 Holmes St., Roanoke, Va. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Y-Teens, 3, F. 4, Volleyball, 4, Basketball, 2, 3. B. L. A., LaFAWN ROSANNA GARGER I826 Bridle Lane, Roanoke, Va. F. H. A., I, 2, 3, 4, 5, F. T. A., 5, Jr. Y-Teens, I, 2, Choir, 2, 5, Volleyball, 4. FLORENCE CAYWOOD GARRETI' 42I.6 Craven's Creek, Rd., Roanoke, Va. Science Club, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 3, 4, 5, As- sistant Editor, 4, Managing Editor, 5, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, DAR Award, 5, Library Aid, 4, 5, Youth Seminar, 4, 5. JAMES THOMAS GIBSON Rt. 2, Box 72-B, Copper Hill, Va. 4-H Club, I, 2, Treasurer, I, Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Club, 4, 5. 5, Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, Projection WAYNE HENRY GIBSON RFD 7, Box I65-B, Roanoke, Va. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Choir, 3, 4, 5, Ac- campanist, 4, 5, Student Director, 5. LINDA WELCH GRANDY 3851 Mud Lick Rd., Roanoke, Va. Jr. Y-Teens, I, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 5, F. T. A., 4, 5, Youth Seminar, 4, 5, National J. C. L. Convention, 4, State J. C. L. Convention, 4, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 3, 4, 5, Thespian Club, 3, 5. LORINDA RAE GREGORY I555 Eton Rd., Roanoke, Va. Class Secretary, I, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Drill Team, 3, S. I. P. A., 3, Knight Letter Staff, 3, 4, 5, Managing Editor, 4, Editor-In-Chief, 5, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, F. T. A., 4, 5, Thespiari Society, 3, 4, 5, President, 4, 5, Dear Ruth , 4, Who Dunit? , 5, Basketball, 3, Cheerleader, 4, 5. 162 ROGER CLAIBORNE GREGORY Rt. 4, Box 465, Roanoke, Va. Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Varsity Football, 2, 3, Choir, 3, 4, Who Dunit? , 5, Ah? , 5. WILLIAM MIKE GROGAN 44 I O Craven's Creek Rd., Roanoke, Va. Jr. Science Club, Vice President, I, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5, Jr. Varsity Football, 2, Football Manager, 3, 4, 55 BUSl49f' ball Manager, 4, Senior Science Club, 3, 4, 5. HOWARD ROBERT GUTHRIE Rt. 5, Box 50, Roanoke, Va. Baseball, 2, F. F. A., 3, 4. JOHN BERNARD HAGGARD, JR. 34I I Wedgewood Rd., Roanoke, Va. Band, I, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice President, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 4, 5, Jr. Varsity Basketball, 3, Golf, 4, 5. ELLEN LOUISE HALE 3642 Brandywine Ave., Roanoke, Va. Jr. Y-Teens, I, F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice Presi- dent, 5, Historian, 5, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, 5, Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, Who Dunit? , 5. BARBARA ALYCE HALSEY Rt. 5, Box 555, Roanoke, Va. Sr. Y-Teens, 3, 4, F. B. L. A., 4, 5, F. H. A., 5. JON JEFFREY HANSBROUGH 2007 Turnstile Dr., Roanoke, Va. Honor Society, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 5, Sr. Science Club, 4, 5. BETTY JUNE HARTWELL Sunny Crest Rd., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, Basketball, 2. PHILLIP Tl-IORNWELL HENRY Rt. 7, Box I7I, Roanoke, Va. Baseball, 3, 5, Basketball, 3, 4. CECIL LEE HILL Rt. 4, Box 324, Roanoke, Va. F. F. A., 2, 3, 4, Assistant Vice President, 3, Vice President, 4. JUDY ANN HODGE Rt. 5, Box 405, Roanoke, Va. Basketball, I, F. H. A., 3, 4, 5, Choir, 3, 4, F. B. L. A., 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY RONALD DEXTER I-IODGES 2007 Darlington Rd., Roanoke, Va. S. C. A., 1, 2, 4, Jr. Varsity Football, 2, Jr. Varsity Basketball, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Sr. I-Ii-Y, 4, Honor Society, 4, 5, President, 5, Christmas Pageant, 4, 5, Boys' State, 4, Youth Seminar, 4, 5. CAROL ETHELINE HOLT Rt. 8, Box 671, Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A., 3, F. I-I. A., 3, 4, Choir, 3. CAROL ANNE HOPKINS Rt.,8, Box 466, Roanoke, Va. LYNDA LEA HOWLETT 3660 Parkwood Dr., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice President 2, Basketball 3, Jr. Class Secretary, Drill Team 4, 5, F. T. A. 5, Snow Queen Court 5, Accolade Staff 3, Modern Foreign Language Club 5. JAMES MONTILOUS JOHNSON Rt. 4, Box 433, Roanoke, Va. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, I-li-Y 2, 5, Science Club 3, Monogram Club 4, 5, Football Manager 2, 3, Baseball 3, Choir 3, 4. ALICE FAYE KEITH - 4538 Cordell Dr., Roanoke, Va. Class Vice President 1, Jr. Y-Teens I, 2, Sr. Y-Teens 3, S. C. A. 3, Drill Team 3, 4, 5, Latin Club 3, 4, 5. SHARON LYNE KEMP 3852 Amber Way Cr., Roanoke, Va. Bible Club 1, F. H. A. 2, 5, Y-Teens 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 4, 5, F. T. A. 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 5, Drill Team 5, Youth Seminar 4, 5. JUDY ANN KING Rt. 2, Copper I-Iill, Va. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, President 1, Secretary 2, F. H. A. 3, 4, 5. CLAUDIA ABIGALE KINGREY Rt. 5, Box 531, Roanoke, Va. Jr. Y-Teens 1, Accolade Staff 2, 3, F. H. A. 3, 4, 5. RITA CHARLENE KINGERY Rt. 8, Box 365, Roanoke, Va. F. H. A., 4, 5. 3 PAUL DONALD KRONAU 3148 Tomaranne Dr., Roanoke, Va. Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Radio Club, 4, 52 Protection Club, 5. RHEBA ANN LAWRENCE Rt. 5, Box 608, Roanoke, Va. F.B.L.A., 4, F.H.A., 4, Honor Society, 4, 5. CAROL J EANNETTE LAWSON Rt. 7, Box 215, Roanoke, Va. Choir, 3, Basketball, 3, F.H.A., 4, F.B.L.A., 4. JAMES WILLIAM LEMKE 1865 Elbert Dr., Roanoke, Va. Radio Club, 4, 5, Latin Club, 3, 4. TOMMY WAYNE LIKENS Rt. 2, Box 306, Salem, Va. Basketball, 2, 3, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4. SANDRA JEANNE LINDNER 3539 Pinevale Rd., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, F.T.A., 3, 4, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 4, 5, F.H.A., 5, Choir, 5. ANITA PAULINE LONG Rt. 2, Box 241, Salem, Va. S.C.A., 1, 5, F.H.A., 2, 3, 4, 5, Sr. Y-Teens, 3, 4, 5, Choir, 3, 4, F.B.L.A., 3. GRACE HARRIS LONG Rt. 8, Box 628, Roanoke, Va. SANDRA JEAN MARTIN Rt. 7, Box 218, Roanoke, Va. F.H.A., 4, F.B.L.A., 4, Choir, 3. HELEN VIRGINIA MEADE 3630 Martinell Ave., Roanoke, Va. Jr. Science Club, 1, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, F.B.L.A., 3, F.H.A., 3, 4, 5, Bond, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Band, 5. MARVIN GERALD MEADE Rt. 4, Box 358-F, Roanoke, Va. Latin Club, 3, 4, Sr. Hi-Y, 4, 5, Sr. Science Club, 4, 5, Radio Club, 4, 5. JEREMIAH KYLE MONTAGUE 4107 Lake Dr., Roanoke, Va. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, 5, Pep Band, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Jr. Varsity Football, 3, S.C.A., 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY CHERYL ANN MURRAY 3I IO Red Rock Road, Roanoke, Va. Choir, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 3, F.H.A., 4, 5, Reporter, 5. ROSS EUGENE MUSGROVE Rt. 5, Box 474, Roanoke, Va. Basketball, 2, Football, 2, 4, Tumbling, 5, Track, 4, Baseball, 5. FRANK ROGER NICHOLS Rt. 8, Box 444, Roanoke, Va. Monogram Club, 3, 4, 5, Jr. Hi-Y, I, 2, Vice- President, lj F.F.A., 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Jr. Varsity Zootball, I, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, 5, Track, , 3, 4, 5. MOLLY GEARLINE NUNLEY Rt. 2, Box 280, Boones Mill, Va. S.C.A., 2, Sr. Y-Teens, 3, 4, 5, F.H.A., 4, 5, Secretary, 5. JANET ELIZABETH NUNN Rt. 7, Box I34, Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 3, Latin Club, I, 2, Accolade Staff, 2, F.H.A., 2, Volleyball, 2, Choir, 3, F.B.L.A., 3, 4. DALE CAMPBELL OAKEY 386l Amber Way Circle, Roanoke, Va. Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Jr. Varsity Basketball, I, S.C.A., I, 3, 4, F.T.A., 2. PATRICIA ANN OAKES Rt. 2, Box 343, Boones Mill, Va. Jr. Y-Teens, 3, F.B.L.A., 4, 5, F.H.A., 5. DONALD LESLIE OVERFELT Rt. 2, Box 257, Boones Mill, Va. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR PARKER 3256 Ledgewood Rd., Roanoke, Va. Jr. Varsity Basketball, I, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, 5, Football, 2, Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, F.T.A., 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5. SAMUEL CLEVELAND PETERS Rt. 4, Box 476, Roanoke, Va. Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Stage Crew, 3, 4, 5, Youth Seminar, 4, 5, F.F.A., Reporter, 5, Cave Spring Knight , 5. CAROL ANN PEYSER 3049 Timberland Ave., Roanoke, Vo. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2, F.T.A., 3, 4, 5, Vice-President, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, 5, C0- Captain, 5, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 4, 5, Senior Class Vice-President, 5, Youth Seminar, 4, 5, Accolade Staff, 2. 164 LAURA LULA POWELL Rt. 5, Box 400, Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, F.H.A., I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Historian, 3, F.B.L.A., 3, Choir, 4. DONNA JUNE REED Bent Mountain, Va. F.H.A., 2, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, S.C.A., 4, 5, Girls' State, 4, F.B.L.A. President, 5. LARRY WAYNE REED Bent Mountain, Va. Track, 2, Baseball, 3, 5, Projection Club, 5. PHILLIP CLIFFORD RICHMOND 4I22 Belle Meade Dr., Roanoke, Va. Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3. MARGARET ANN ROBERTS 2067 Lee-Hi Rd., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Corresponding Secretary, 2, Jr. Va'rsity Cheerleader, I, 2, Captain, 2, Vor- sity Cheerleader, 3, 4, 5, Captain, 5, Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 5, S.C.A., Sec- retary, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Modern Foreign Language Club, 5, F.T.A., 5, Homecoming Court, 3, 4, 5, Queen 5, Snow Queen, 5. ELIZABETH CAROL ROBERTSON 23I9 Kipling St., Roanoke, Va. F.T.A., 5, Y-Teens, I, 5. PATRICIA CAROL ROBERTSON Rt. 5, Box 825, Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer, 5, Basketball, 3, F.H.A., 2, 3, 4, 5, Chaplain, 2, Treasurer, 5, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, 5, F.T.A., 3, 4, 5, Library Staff, 2, 3, Modern Foreign Language Club, 5, Accolade Staff, 3, 4, 5, S.C.A., 5, Homecoming Maid-of-Honor, 5, Snow Queen Maid-of-Honor, 5. MARTIN LOWELL ROBISON 2304 Kipling St., Roanoke, Va. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, 4, 5, S.C.A., 3, 5, Baseball, 5. PEGGY SUE ROSS IB33 Elbert Dr., Roanoke, Va, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 5, Thespion Club, 2, 5, F.H.A,, 5, Who Dunit? , 5. SARAH ELIZABETH RUDD 3304 Woodland Dr., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, F.H.A., 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Club, 3, Choir, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Secretary, 5, Christmas Pageant, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 3, 4, 5, Business Manager, 5, Youth Seminar, 4, 5, Modern Foreign Language Club, 5, F.T.A., President, 5. SENIOR DIRECTORY RICHARD LEROY SAVAGE Rt. 5, Box 73, Roanoke, VO- SHERRY LEE SCAGGS Rt. 4, Box 415, Roanoke, Va. Cheerleader, I, 2, 3, 5, Drill Team, I, 4, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary, 4, Vice-President, 5, F.B.L.A., 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 5, Corresponding Secretary Sr. Class, Accolade Staff, 5, Homecoming Court, 4, 5, Snow Queen Court, 5. JESSE BEAMAN SELLERS, JR. 3010 Grandin Rd. Ext., Roanoke, Va. Science Club, 1, 4, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5. WILLIAM PENN SHACKLEFORD, JR. 4222 Craven's Creek Rd., Roanoke, Va. Jr. Varsity Basketball, 2, Jr. Varsity Football, 1, 2, Jr. Hi-Y, I,' 2, Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4, 5, Varsity Football, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, President, 5, Monogram Club, 3, 4, 5. RICHARD WILLIAM SCHILLING 3054 Timberlane Ave., Roanoke, Va. Band, I, 2, 4, 5, President, 5, I-li-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, I, President, 2, Jr. Varsity Football, 2, Jr. Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, Thespian Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Varsity Track, 3, 4, 5, Varsity Basketball, 4, 5, Pep Band, 4, 5, Dance Bond, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, F.T.A., 3, 4, 5, Choir, 5, Monogram Club, 3, 4, 5, Golf, 3, 5. JOYCE HARVEY SIGMON 2043 Knollwood Rd., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, President, 2, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Accolade Staff, 3, 4, 5, Basketball, 3, Drill Team, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer, 5, F.T.A., 5, SIPA, 4, Modern Foreign Language Club, 5, Who Dunit? , 5, Snow Queen Court, 5, S.C.A., Treas- urer, 5. WILLIAM ALTON SIZER, JR. 4417 Kirkwood Dr., Roanoke, Va. Jr. Varsity Football, 1, 2, Jr. Varsity Basketball, I, 2, 32 S-C-A-1 li Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Varsity Football, 3, 4, 5, Track, 3, 4, 5, Golf, 3, Mono- gram Club, 4, 5, Choir, 4, 5, Treasurer, 5, All Blue Ridge District Football Team, 5. ROY ALLEN SKINNELL 5310 Lakeland Dr., Roanoke, Va. JEFFREY AKERS SLEDD 4207 Sharolyn Dr., Roanoke, Va. Hi-Y, 1, 5, Band, 1, 2, 5, S.C.A., I, Monogram Club, 2, Science Club, 5, Thespian Club, I, 2, 3. 5 ELTON RAY SLONIE Rt. 5, Box 505, Roanoke, Va. Track, 2, 3, 4, 5, Football, 2, 3, 4, 5, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, 5, President, 5, S.C.A., 3, 4, 5, F.T.A,, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5, Secretary, 5, Vice-Presi- dent Jr. Class, President Sr. Class, City-'County Football Team, 5, Blue Ridge District Football Team, 5. BASIL ANDREW SMITH Rt. 4, Box 483-F, Roanoke, Va. Hi-Y, 3,' Football Manager, 3. ROGER LEON SMITH Rt. 4, Box 572, Roanoke, Va. Jr. Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football, 4, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5, Sr. Hi-Y, Vice-President, 5, Most Dependable Cave Spring Player, 5. CHARLES EDWARD SPECK 1922 Westchester Ave., Roanoke, Va. Sr. Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, Science Club, 5, Vice- President, 5. ROBERT WOODS SPESSARD, JR. 1510 Red Oak Lane, Roanoke, Va. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer, 2, S.C.A., 2, 3, 4, 5, F.T.A., 4, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5, President, 5, Jr. Class President, Track, 3, 4, All District Basketball, 4, All City-County Basketball, 4, All City-County Football, 5, All District Football, 5. JUDY LANE STANLEY Rt. 7, Box 206-A, Roanoke, Va. Basketball, 3, F.B.L.A., 5, F.l-l.A., 3, 4. CHARLES I-IUBERT STOVER Rt. 8, Box 633, Roanoke, Va. Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 2, 3, 4, 5, Sports Editor, 5, Thespian Society, 5, Vice-President, 5, Dear Ruth , 4, Who Dunit? , 5, Eh , 5, Choir, 5. CAROLYN GENEVIEVE SUBLETTE Rt. 4, Box 478, Roanoke, Va. Band, I, F.H.A., 1, 2, F.T.A., 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 4, 5, Features Editor, 5, S.I.P.A., 4, Modern Foreign Language Club, 5. JUDIA CAROLYN TAYLOR Rt. 2, Box 204, Salem, Va. Jr. Science Club, I, Choir, 3, F.B.L.A., Secretary, 5. THOMAS LEE TAYLOR Basketball, I, 2, 3, Baseball, I, 2, Jr. Hi-Y, 1, 2, Sr. Hi-Y, 3, Jr. Varsity Football, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY DANNY RANDAL TEMPLETON 3434 Brandywine Ave., Roanoke, Va. Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 3, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Pep Band, 4, Dance Band, 4. NORMA LEE TOMPKINS 3322 Fleetwood Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Va. Manager Basketball team, 2, Volleyball team, 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, F.T.A., 4, 5, Modern Foreign Language Club, 5. ROY EDWARD THOMPSON, JR. 3557 Parkwood Drive, Roanoke, Va. Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Club, I, 2, F.T.A., 3, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, J.V. Football, I, 2. HOWARD WAYNE UNDERWOOD Route 7, Box 237, Roanoke, Virginia Basketball, I, 2, Baseball, I, 2, Football, 2. JOANNE VAN ARNAM 3560 Windsor Rd., Roanoke, Va. Drill Team, 4, 5, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5. KENT MONNELL VAN HOY Rt. 4, Box 470-A, Roanoke, Va. Science Club, I, Softball, 2, Projection Club, 5. JOYCE ANN WEBB Rt. 8, Box 667, Roanoke, Va. S.C.A., 2, Library Club, 3, Y-Teens, 3, 5, F.B.L.A., 3, 5, F.H.A., 3, 4, Choir, 3. JULIE ANNE WEEKS 4926 Bower Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Science Fair, 2, 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, F.H.A., 3, 5. SANDRA CATHERINE WILT 3420 Wedgewood Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Accolade Staff, 2, Drill Team, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain, 5, Honor Society, 3, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 5, Senior Class Recording Secretary, F.T.A., 3, 4, 5, Knight Letter Staff, 4, 5, Choir, 4, Modern Foreign Language Club, 5. TILTON EUGENE WIMMER Bent Mountain, Va. 4-H Club, I, F.F.A., I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Secretary, 3, K.V.G., I, 2, 3, 4, 5. ROY PATRICK WOMACK 3438 Brandywine Ave., Roanoke, Va. Science Club, I,-2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball, 3, Foot- ball, 2, Varsity Track, 4, 5, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club, 5. DIXIE GAYLE WRIGHT 3620 Bunker'Hill Dr., Roanoke, Va. Band, I, S.C.A., I, Drill Team, 2, 5, F.H.A., 3, 4, 5, President, 5, Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, All-State Choir, 4, 5, Choir, 2, 3, 4, 5, Harvest Queen, 5. RONNIE LEE YOUNG 3740 Colonial Ave., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Football, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, 5, Track, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club, 4, 5. MARGARET MARIE ZIEBER i858 Elbert Dr., Roanoke, Va. Latin Club, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President, 4, State J.C.L. President, 5, Choir, 5, All-State Choir, 5, F.T.A., 4, 5, Honor Society, 4, 5, Christmas Pageant, 4, 5, Girls' State, 5, Thespian Club, 5, Who Dunit? , 5, S.C.A., 5, President, 5, Voice of Democracy Winner, 5, Knight Letter, 5, Snow Queen Court, 5. And now, as we complete another chapter in the his- tory of C. S. H. S., and set our sights on new and different horizons, let us not forget the people and events that played an important part in our education and training. Once again, this chapter is not entirely different from previous ones, since certain activities are fundamental such as clubs to join, Homecoming, class rings, and the Junior-Senior Prom. However, each year the meaning is different for each of us. Just as we could not duplicate any other chapter, this one cannot be duplicated. We, the staff, hope that this ACCOLADE will serve as a complete and treasured memory that will be pulled off of dusty shelves time and time again. To us this book will bring back memories of hard work-pictures to be taken, layouts to be planned, copv to be written, and deadlines to be met. However, all of these were enioyable because they contributed to this-the i962 ACCOLADE. 167