Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

, +. ► t , Ml • . - m VT • . vJ .. .at CMkmt High Qckol Published by the ANNUAL STAFF of CHILHOWIE HIGH SCHOOL CHILHOWIE, VIRGINIA Shelia Greever EDITOR Mary Virginia Wilkinson BUSINESS MANAGER Miss Louise Snavely ADVISER The Harvest Moon dance was a highlight of the fall season. The long-awaited moment finally arrived as Seniors received their classrings. offoil hues he rusk 4 Our new school year swept us into a SWIRL of activities: The renewing of old friends and the discovery of new class¬ mates on the first day of school . . . The leadership of a new principal, Mr. W. W. Baker . . . The challenge of aptitude tests . . . The excitement of the Seniors as they received their classrings . . . The organi¬ zation of various clubs . . . The election of class officers . . . The thrill-packed foot¬ ball games of the Warrior team, placing them in the top position of District VII. . . The pressure of Senior magazine sales . . . The thrills of homecoming weekend, The flag at half-mast symbolized our sorrow at Pres¬ ident Kennedy ' s death. Taking hard knocks was part of becoming District VII football champs. 5 Seniors in Government class were typical of all students taking six-weeks tests and mid-term exams. Tommy McClure and Gordon Johnson found that snow and books can provide hard work as well as fun. climaxed by the Harvest Moon dance . . . The fun-packed Junior play . . . The grief and sad¬ ness of our hearts as we learned of the death of President Kennedy . . . The relief of the students as we got out for Thanksgiving holidays . . . Then we were . . . SNOWED UNDER by: The excite¬ ment of the Christmas season . . . Several lay¬ ers of snow and . . . Loads of homework . . . Re¬ view for exams . . . Pride for our basketball teams as the boys placed first and the girls sec¬ ond in the Smyth County Tournament . . . Selec¬ tion of Snow King and Queen at the Christmas dance . . . F. F.A. and F.H.A. initiations . . . The preparation of the band for District Festival . . . Getting the annual to press . . . The many laughs of the donkey basketball game . . . The Valen¬ tine ' s dance . . . The tedious hours of practice for the Senior play... Then came . . . The VARIED ACTIVITIES of . . . 7 UJifh the blossoming Darwin Peake and the other Seniors looked forward to the day when Mr. Baker would hand them diplomas. The Prom climaxed the spring activities of the Junior and Senior classes. 8 In the spring the young men ' s thoughts turned to -- baseball. Knowing that the Seniors of 1963 met Mr. Lyndon B. Johnson in Washington made planning the 1964 Senior trip more exciting. spring along with the bright spring flowers: The hustle and bustle of the Juniors as they made final preparations for the Junior-Senior prom . . . Forensics . . . The Sen¬ iors anticipating the Washington trip, hoping to see all the sights and, as the 1963 Seniors, to meet President Johnson . . . The hard workouts of the baseball and track teams . . . The Mother-Daughter banquet . . . The worry of final ex¬ ams . . .And at last the big moment . . . GRADUATION ! oarifiA euAi Jiks... 9 Juniors diligently rehearsed for LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK. ACTIVITIES Students worked hard in the programed trigonometry class. All-State Band members received final instructions from their director. ...adfotahq a tfear 10 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.1-11 WE WORK. 12-55 Administration and Faculty Classes WE ACHIEVE.56-73 Organizations Features WE CHEER.74-87 Sports Cheerleaders WE SUPPORT.88-105 Advertisements SPORTS Fans anxiously awaited the kick-off at the Home¬ coming football game. at Chilfimie ttigh ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, 1 m , - -« SSSI TT-v 1 , ' V 4 ’ •A ' • 1 L ' T lj AND CLASSES M ' JNHVNM WORK PRINCIPAL: Mr. William W. Baker Mr. Baker came to CHS from Princeton, West Virginia, where he had served as Assistant Principal of Princeton Junior High School. A native of West Virginia, Mr. Baker attended high school in Bluefield. Prior to receiving a BS de¬ gree from Concord College and his MA degree from Marshall University he completed three years of service in the U. S. Army. This year marks his eleventh year in the field of educa¬ tion. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William P. Buchanan, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER; Mr. J. Leonard Mauck, SUPERINTENDANT OF SCHOOLS; Mr. Francis J. Copenhaver, CHAIRMAN OF THE SCHOOL BOARD; Mrs. Joyce Cornett, CLERK; Mr. Laton Choate, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER. NOT PICTURED: Dr. T. K. Mc¬ Kee, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER. CLOCKWISE: Miss Katrina Umberger, LI¬ BRARIAN; Miss Helen Hudson, SECRETARY; Mr. John D. Neely, DIRECTOR OF INSTRUC¬ TION; Miss Carolyn C. Sheffey, VISITING TEACHER. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Virginia T. Stone, ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR. 14 MR. CLEVE COMPTON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL (HIGH SCHOOL) Carson-Newmnn College, B. S., George Peabody College, M. A. Biology; Athletic Director, Football and Track Coach; Sponsor of Monogram Club MR. GREEVER CROUSE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL (ELEMENTARY SCHOOL) Emory and Henry College, B.A.. University of Kentucky, M.A. Government V MRS. MARY V. BONHAM Emory and Henry College, B.A., William and Mary College, A.B. in L.S. Librarian; Sponsor of Library Club MR. CARL P. BRICKEY, JR. Emory and Henry College, B.S. Math, Algebra; Girls ' Basketball Coach; Sponsor of Freshman Class and Hi-Y MR. JOE H. BRYANT Emory and Henry College, B.A. Social Studies; Baseball, J.V. Basketball and Football Coach; Sponsor of Sophomore Class and Hi-Y MRS. HERBERT CATRON Marion College, Wittenburg University, A.B., University of Virginia, M. Ed. Chemistry, Trigonometry, Physics, Geometry; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and Science Club 15 MR. HOWARD C. CHITWOOD East Tennessee State College, B.S. Bookkeeping, Math, General Business, Typing; Sponsor of Freshman Class and National Honor Society MRS. CHAMP CLARK Furman University, B.A. English, Physical Education; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and Girls ' Athletic Association MISS ELIZABETH CLEAR Marion College, Appalachian State Teachers College. B.S. English; Sponsor of Junior Class and Junior Tri-Hi-Y MRS. MARY KATHERINE COMPTON Carson-Newman College, B.S. Science; Sponsor of Junior Class and Cheerleaders MISS MARY PAYNE COPENHAVER Martha Washington Junior College, Emory and Henry College, B. Ed. English; Guidance Director; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and S.C.A. MR. A. B. FARMER Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., M.S., Iowa State University. M.S. Agriculture and Shop; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America 16 MRS. GLADYS H. FRYE Radford College, B.S. Home Economics; Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America MRS. JANE M. GOFF Emory and Henry College, B. Ed. Typing. Shorthand; Sponsor of Sophomore Class and CHILA-ZETTE MR. JOE M. GOLLEHON, JR. Concord College, B.S. Band. Chorus; Sponsor of Music Club MISS ELIZABETH LOVE Emory and Henry College, A.B. Algebra; Plane Geometry; Sponsor of Eighth Grade and Senior Tri-Hi-Y MR. ARNOLD MELLINGER Carson-Newman College, B.S. Physical Education; Varsity Basketball and Eighth Grade Football Coach; Sponsor of Monogram Club MRS. MARGARET S. ROBINSON Radford College, B.S. Biology, History; Sponsor of Sophomore Class and Science Club 17 MRS. PANSY R. ROLLINS Radford College, B.S., B.A. English, French; Sponsor of Senior Class and French Club MISS LOUISE SNAVELY Averett College, Radford College, B.A., Columbia University, M.A. English, Government, History; Sponsor of Senior Class and THE CHILVALEE MR. JOE STANLEY Emory and Henry College. B.A. History; Assistant Varsity Football and Eighth Grade Basketball Coach; Sponsor of Freshman Class MR. WILLIAM ST. JOHN Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Agriculture and Shop; Sponsor of Future Farmers of America MISS BOBBY JEAN WYMER Radford College, B.A. English; Sponsor of Junior Class and S.C.A. MRS. DAVID WHITLEY SECRETARY 18 I CAFETERIA STAFF AND CUSTODIAN: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hurley A. Martin. Mrs. Everette Pruitt, Mrs. Ralph Davis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gene Hale, CUSTODIAN; Mrs. Douglas Heffinger, CAFETERIA MANA¬ GER; Mrs. Kelly Grinstead. STAFF MEMBERS BUS DRIVERS: FIRST ROW: Kenneth Peake, John Bowman, Elbert Powers. SECOND ROW: Jack Price, A. G. Greer, O. M. Blevins, George Allen Crutchfield, W. A. Henegar. NOT PICTURED: Ray Powers. 19 OFFICERS Helen Browning, TREASURER; Mary Ann Gross, SECRETARY; John Wayne Martin, PRESIDENT; Linda Blevins, VICE-PRESIDENT; Mary Virginia Wilkinson, REPORTER. COLORS .... Lavender and White - FLOWER .... Iris - MOTTO . . . . The beginning of all great things is small. SENIOR CLASS In a survey of the Senior Class we found that ... if stretched out and measured from head to toe, we would be almost 1 6 of a mile long ... we weigh a total of 8002 pounds . . . measur¬ ing our feet from heel to toe, we cover 49 feet of ground ... all together we are 923 years old ... 7 are left-handed, 47 are right-handed ... 13 wear glasses ... we have 10 green, 38 brown, 6 grey, 4 hazel, and 50 blue eyes. The typical Senior girl . . . weighs 114 pounds . . . is 5 feet 3 inches tall ... is 17 years old . . . has brown hair and eyes . . . wears ring size 6 . . . her foot measures 9 inches ... is named Linda. The typical Senior boy . . . weighs 167 pounds ... is 5 feet 11 inches tall ... is 18 years old . . . has brown hair and blue eyes . . . wears ring size 9 1 2 . . . his foot measures 11 inches ... is named Ronald. The Senior Class has spent about 2160 days in school ... 23 started school in Chilhowie ... 19 are headed for college ... in the 26 subjects Seniors should have carried approximately 648 pounds of books per day . . . our classrings cost $1056.84 . . . and all Seniors expect to GRADUATE! Judy Follett, high salesman in the Senior Class Homeroom 208 gave winning Homeroom 204 a magazine sale, readied the showcase lor the pro- Pepsi-break after competition in the magazine motion display. sale ended. RONNY ADAMS A workman still is greater than his work. CHARLOTTE DEMPSEY BISE The way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach. CLAUDE BLEVINS Fun is the cheapest medicine that has ever been invented. BEST ATHLETES: David Heath -- Donnie Thomas JERRY BLEVINS By confidence great deeds are done. LINDA BLEVINS If I shoot at the sun, I may hit a star. RONNA FAYE BLEVINS Little and good is twice good. MARY ANN BOWMAN People are more fun than any¬ body. ROGER BOWMAN A simple life is its own reward. HELEN BROWNING She is sure to be seen where fun and mischief beam. GEORGE COLLINS We can do more good by being good than in any other way. MARY ETTA CRESS Goodness is the only investment that never fails. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Ronald Murray -- Shelia Greeve r HOWARD DAVIS Politeness costs nothing but gains everything. DAVID DEBORD Those who get fun out of life are those who put fun into life. BRENDA DINWIDDIE A laugh is worth a hundred groans. JOYCE EPPERSON NANCY JO FIELDS Not much talk - -a great sweet Silence is deep as eternity, silence. RANDAL FISHER Where he met a stranger, he left a friend. QUIETEST: Joyce Epperson -- Ronald Poe LINDA GATES Happiness was born a twin; share it with someone. SHELIA GREEVER Life is a play! ' Tis not its length, but its performance that counts. JUDITH FOLLETT The smallest candle shines as bright as the tallest. MARY ANN GROSS Industriousness and intelligence guarantee success. RONALD HAMM DAVID HEATH EDDIE HORNE Like the deep blue sea -- always A true friend is forever a friend. Common sense is the measure calm. of the possible. LINDA HUNT She who seeketh, findeth. FRIENDLIEST: Shelia Greever -- Jerry Blevins OTIS HUTTON Everyday is a fresh beginning. GORDON JOHNSON Adventure is not outside a man; it is within. LINDA MASON JOHNSON When hearts are true, few words will do. DOUGLAS JONES PAUL JONES LINDA MARTIN KEEN A sense of humor is a sense of It pays to keep your feet on the Faithfulness and sincerity are proportion. ground, but keep them moving. the highest things. MOST MANNERLY: Howard Davis -- Mary V. Wilkinson GEORGE BUSTER MARTIN To be pleasant is good policy. JOHN WAYNE MARTIN You can set a better example with your life than with your words. TOMMY McCLURE A good life is an industrious one. KENNETH MEREDITH The way to have friends is to be one. RONALD MURRAY Let knowledge grow from more to more. MARY ELLEN PASCHAL He who knows her knows a friend. DARWIN PEAKE I ' ve taken fun where I ' ve found it. BEST ALL-AROUND Shelia Greever -- John Wayne Martin LINDA PEAKE Friendship is the cement that will hold the world together. RONALD POE Speech is silver; silence is golden. HAROLD PORTER Friends -- those relations that one makes for oneself. CAROL POWERS A blush to accompany a charm- ing smile makes a life worth while. SUE RILEY Neatness is the crowning glory of womanhood. RODNEY RUSSELL Quality comes in a tall package. JOHN STAMPER Determination walks hand-in- hand with success. MOST DEPENDABLE: Mary Ann Gross -- Billy War! ' RANDY STURGILL Life is too important to take too seriously. RHODA SUL LINS Kindness is the language that the deaf can hear. JAMES A. TAYLOR Men of few words are the best men. W. JAMES TAYLOR Politeness to human nature is what warmth is to wax. EARNEST TEATERS If you tickle the earth with a hoe, she laughs with a harvest. DONALD THOMAS A gay companion is as a wagon to him that is wearied by the way. ROSE ANN TRAIL What we earnestly aspire to be, that in some sense we are. CHARLOTTE TROXELL BIGGEST BOOKWORMS: Mary Ann Gross -- Ronald Murray Good is not in the making but in the giving. BILLY WARF Spend your time working for the future, not worrying about it. JERRY WIDENER Laughter is the youthful side of understanding. MARY VIRGINIA WILKINSON I live for the good I can do. SENIOR DIRECTORY RONNY LEE ADAMS Greasy” F. F.A. 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4,5; K.V.G. 3,4; Football 3,4,5. CHARLOTTE DEMPSEY BISE F.H.A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 5. CLAUDE ANDREW BLEVINS, JR. French Club 4,5, Watchdog 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Monogram Club 2.3,4,5; Sportsman Club 5; Football 1.2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,3.5; Track 2.3.5. JERRY DEAN BLEVINS Band 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 3,4,5, All-County 4,5; CHILA-ZETTE 3,4,5; French Club 4,5, Treasurer 5; Hi-Y 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Sportsman Club 5, President 5; Football 1,2,3,4,5, Tri- Captain 5, All District 5, Honorable Mention All State 5; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5, All County 5; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Track 2,3,4,5; Class President 1,3,4, Vice-President 2. LINDA MARIE BLEVINS Band 1; Cheerleader 2; French Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4,5, Reporter 5, Junior Degree in F.H.A.; National Honor Society 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Class Vice-President 5. RONNA FAYE BLEVINS Library Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY VIRGINIA BOWMAN Mary Ann Cheerleader 2; CHILA-ZETTE 5; French Club 3,4; F.H.A. 2,4,5; Library Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; G.A.A. 5; Basketball 2,3,4, Mana¬ ger 5. ROGER GLENN BOWMAN Shine” Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3. HELEN ELIZABETH BROWNING Band 1.2.3.4.5, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4, All-State 3.4.5. All-Virginia 4, District Solos 3,4; CHILVALEE 5; French Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. Council Homeroom Representative 2,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Presi¬ dent 5; Basketball 2,3; Class Treasurer 4,5. GEORGE WESLEY COLLINS Monogram Club 4,5; Football 4,5. MARY E. KILBY CRESS Mary Etta Cheerleader 2.4, Co-Captain 4; French Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Historian 3,4, Junior Degree in F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Homecom¬ ing Representative 4; Class Reporter 4; Withdrew October, 1963. HOWARD MELVIN DAVIS, JR. Howie Transferred in 1963-64 from Hereford High School, Baltimore, Maryland; French Club 5; Hi-Y 5, Secretary; Stamp Collectors 2, Secretary; Soft Ball 2; Track 4, Cross-Country. DAVID EUGENE DeBORD Band 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 3.4,5; CHILA-ZETTE 5; French Club 4.5. Watchdog 4; Hi-Y 5. BRENDA GAYLE DINWIDDIE French Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Chorus 1,5. JOYCE ANN EPPERSON F.H.A. 2,3; Library Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 5. NANCY JO FIELDS Tri-Hi-Y 5; Chorus 1,5. RANDAL DAUN FISHER Band 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 4,5, District Solos 4; CHILA-ZETTE 5; French Club 4,5; Hi-Y 4,5, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 2.3.4,5; S.C.A. 4, Homeroom Representative; Football 7th 1,2,3,4,5; Bas¬ ketball 2,3; Baseball 5; Track 2,3,4,5. JUDITH BELLE FOLLETT Judy Transferred in 1961-62 from Fayetteville High School, Fayette¬ ville, West Virginia; Band, Librarian 4,5; Cheerleader, Alter¬ nate 5; CHILA-ZETTE 4,5; CHILVALEE 5; French Club 3.4; F.H.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Reporter 5; Chorus 5. LINDA SUE GATES Transferred in 1962-63 from Marion County High School, Jas- NEATEST: Helen Browning -- Claude Blevins per, Tennessee; CHILVALEE 5; Latin Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 5, Vice-President; 4-H Club 1,2, Vice-President 1; Chorus 1,2.3, 5; Calendar Girl 3. SHELIA MARSHALL GREEVER Band 1.2 3.4,5, Vice-President 2,3,4, President 5, All-State 1,2, 3,4,5, All-Virginia 4; CHILA-ZETTE 1,2,3,4,5, Assistant Editor 4,5; CHILVALEE, Editor 5; French Club 3,4, President 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4,5, Homeroom Represen¬ tative 1, Chaplain 2, Vice-President 3,4, President 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Chaplain 5; Basketball 2,3; Class Secretary 1, Reporter 2; Homecoming Court 1; Apple Festival Court 3,4; Miss Chil- howie Court 3,4,5; Miss Chilhowie 5; Homecoming Queen 5; Mardi Gras Queen 4. MARY ANN GROSS CHILA-ZETTE 3,4,5, Editor 5; F.H.A. 2.3,4,5, Song Leader 3, 4, Secretary 5, Junior Degree in F.H.A.; National Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Reporter 3. Sec¬ retary 4,5; Scholarship Award 3; First Prize U.D.C. County Es¬ say Contest 4; Girls ' State 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 5. RONALD EUGENE HAMM Ronnie” Sportsman Club 5; Track 3; Chorus 3. DAVID WILLIAM HEATH F.F.A. 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Football 7th. 1,2,3,4.5, Tri- Captain 5; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Track 1.2.3.4,5 RICHARD EDWIN HORNE, JR. Eddie French Club 4; Monogram Club 4,5; Football 7th, 1,2,3,4,5; Bas¬ ketball Manager 3,4,5. LINDA LOUISE HUNT French Club 4,5; Library Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5. WILLIAM OTIS HUTTON, JR. Junior F.F.A. 1.2, Reporter 2, Hi-Y 3; Sportsman Club 5, Football 1; Baseball 2. 29 SENIOR DIRECTORY GORDON EVERETTE JOHNSON, JR. F.F.A. 3; Football 1,3; Track 2,3,4. LINDA MASON JOHNSON Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Library Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Chorus 1,2,5. DOUGLAS DEWEY JONES Monogram Club 1,2.3.4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 1,2. PAUL BURTON JONES Monogram Club 2.3.4.5. Vice-President 5; S.C.A. 4; Football 1, 2,3,4.5; Track 2.3.4. LINDA MARTIN KEEN Band 1,2; Cheerleader 4; French Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4,5, Repor¬ ter 3,4, Treasurer 5, Junior Degree in F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Historian. THOMAS EUGENE McCLURE ’’Cactus ' ' Bus Patrol 4. GEORGE REUBEN MARTIN Buster Bus Patrol 1,2.3. JOHN WAYNE MARTIN Ding-a-ling CHILA-ZETTE 5; CHILVALEE 5; French Club 3,4, Watchdog 3, Parliamentarian 4; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Nation¬ al Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 5; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1, 2,3.4; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4, President 5. KENNETH BONHAM MEREDITH Murdock Bus Patrol 1; French Club 4; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Chorus 5. RONALD CARL MURRAY Ronnie CHILA-ZETTE 5; CHILVALEE 5; Hi-Y 3,4,5, Historian 5; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4,5; Science Club 5; Chorus 1,2; Third Place in Boy ' s Physical Science, 1963 Smyth County Science Fair; N.A.S.A. Award (Space Flight and Propulsion); Honorable Men¬ tion for U.D.C. Essay; Scholarship 4; Merit Scholarship-letter of Commendation 5; Olin Science Scholar 4. MARY ELLEN PASCHAL Library Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 5, Chorus 3,5. LINDA CAROLYN PEAKE French Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Chorus 1,5. LLOYD DARWIN PEAKE F.F.A. 1.2, Secretary 2; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Olin Science Scholar 4. RONALD DEAN POE Transferred in 1960-61 from Riverview High School, Fig, North Carolina; F.F.A. 2; Sportsman Club 5; Baseball 2,5; Track 3,4. HAROLD FRANKLIN PORTER Transferred in 1962-63 from Rock Falls High School, Rock Falls, Ill.; F.F.A. 2,3; Hi-Y 1,5; Monogram Club 2,4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1; Track 3. LINDA CAROL POWERS F.H.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 5. CORA SUE RILEY Bus Patrol 2,3,4; CHILVALEE 5; French Club 3; F.H.A. 5; Na¬ tional Honor Society 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Chaplain 4, Historian 5. RODNEY JOSEPH RUSSELL Big Rod” Band 1.2,3,4,5; F.F.A. 2,3, Sentinel 2; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4.5, Co-Captain 5; Baseball 3,5. JOHN STACY STAMPER F.F.A. 2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Vice-President 4; Baseball 5; Track 2 . LARRY RANDALL STURGILL Randy Transferred in 1961-62 from Middle River Junior High, Balti¬ more, Maryland; Hi-Y 5; Intramural Wrestling 2; Football 1,3; Basketball 2, Captain; Track 7th, 8th, 2. RHODA ODESSIA SULLINS F.H.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5. JAMES ALLEN TAYLOR Jimmy F.F.A. 2; Football 3; K.V.G. 2; Sportsman ' s Club 5. WALTER JAMES TAYLOR Transferred in 1961-62 from Marion High School, Marion, Va.; French Club 4. EARNEST RAY TEATERS Pop F.F.A. 1,2.3,4,5; K.V.G. 3.4,5. JAMES DONALD THOMAS Doc F.F.A. 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4,5; Sportsman Club 5. Vice- President; Football 7th 1,2,3,4,5, Tri-Captain 5; Track 1,2,3,4. ROSE ANN TRAIL Rosie” Bus Patrol 5; Library Club 3.4.5, Vice-President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 5. CHARLOTTE ANN TROXELL Bus Patrol 3; CHILA-ZETTE 5; F.H.A. 3,4,5; Library Club 2,3, 4; Withdrew November 1963. BILLY FRED WARF Transferred in 1959-60 from Gary Junior High School, Gary, West Virginia; CHILVALEE 5; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Monogram Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4,5, President 5; Football Manager 3,4,5; Basketball 2,3, Manager 4,5; Track 2,3,4; Olin Science Scholar 4. JERRY WAYNE WIDENER F.F.A. 5; Monogram Club 3,4,5, Reporter 5; K.V.G. 5; Football 3,4,5; Track 3,4; Chorus 1,5. MARY VIRGINIA WILKINSON Ginny” CHILVALEE 5, Business Manager; French Club 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, 4,5, Parliamentarian 3,4, President 5, Junior and Chapter De¬ grees in F.H.A.; National Honor Society 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Secre¬ tary 4. BIGGEST PESTS: Brenda Dinwiddle -- David DeBord 30 Linda Blevins, who represented CHS in the Voice of Democracy contest, rehearses in the auditorium. Ronald Murray, who received a letter of commenda¬ tion in the Merit Scholarship program, is shown in the lab working with an oscilloscope. Tommy McClure, who was one of the top Senior magazine salesmen, shows his trophy to Danny McClure. Ronald Murray and David DeBord practice for Bashful Barry, which the Seniors presented in April. Mr. Baker presents Otto, the edu¬ cated hound, to Ronald Poe, who had won him in the magazine sales con¬ test. Seniors receive instructions from Mr. Bruce Oliver, who kicked off their magazine campaign. 31 Mary Ann Bowman serves Queen Linda Blevins and King Jerry Widener, who reigned at the FFA-FHA Valentine dance. OFFICERS CLOCKWISE: Martha Emerson, SECRETARY; Steve Martin, PRESIDENT; Danny McClure, TREASURER; Jimmy Heninger, VICE-PRESI¬ DENT; Roy Baker, REPORTER. JUNIOR PLAY CAST LOCK, STOCK AND LIPSTICK by John Henderson GORDON WARREN . . . Danny McClure CHARLIE PLUNKET . Ronnie Edwards MRS. MAGGS.Martha Emerson MARY LOU BRENNAN . Barbara Fisher DON DONLEY.Ronnie Ball LARRY DONLEY.George Rouse MR. ENTHWHISTLE . . Dennis Wheeler MISS PRATHER . . . Phyllis McClure JANE GARDNER.Connie Eller CAROL IZZARD .... Judy Williams MRS. DONLEY.Linda Owens EXTRAS.Roy Baker Lawrence Sheets JUNIOR CLASS JIMMY AKER DOUGLAS ANDERSON DREMA ANDERSON PHYLLIS ANDERSON 32 I 1 ROY BAKER RONNIE BALL ANN BAUMGARDNER JO ANN BILLINGS BRENDA BARLOW WYLENE BARLOW BARNEY BLANKENBECKLER CAROL BLANKENBECKLER DENNIS BLANKENBECKLER RONNIE BLANKENBECKLER BILLY F. BLEVINS DONALD BLEVINS 33 DWIGHT BLEVINS RUTH ANN BLEVINS JIMMY BLEVINS ROGER BOWMAN NINA BLEVINS JACKIE BUCHANAN ROGER BLEVINS ELIZABETH COE LYLE COOK TOMMIE COOK CHARLES COPENHAVER DAVID COUNTS 34 CONNIE CRAFT JERRY DENTON CHRISTINE CRUEY GAYE DOANE PHYLLIS CRUTCHFIELD LINDA DELP JIMMY DOYLE RONALD EDWARDS CONNIE ELLER ELAINE ELSWICK MARTHA EMERSON BARBARA FISHER 35 LOWELL FRYE ANN GRANT RODNEY GENTRY GLENDA GLASCO DONALD GROSECLOSE LARRY HAMM CAROL GOODMAN JOHN HAYES DON HICKS DELMER HEATH FRANKLIN HEATH JIMMY HENINGER 36 PAMELIA HOPKINS JAMES HUNT ELGENE JOHNSON J. C. JONES DAN JACKSON CHRISTINE JOHNSON ALBERT KEENE DANNY LOWE ALLEN MARTIN STEVE MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN DANNY McCLURE 37 PHYLLIS McCLURE CLARICE McVEY ROGER McCLURE LINDA OWENS TEDDY McCLURE NANCY OWENS SCOTTIE McCORMICK DONNIE PARKS ROGER PEAKE ROY CLAY POWERS DONNIE PRUITT JACKIE RATLIFF 38 MARGARET RILEY EDWARD SHELTON GEORGE ROUSE MOELINA SHORES ANN SAULS BETTY SULLINS LAWRENCE SHEETS LINDA TILSON NOT PICTURED: Sharron Cook JANIE TRAIL BETTY JO TUELL DENNIS WHEELER JUDY WILLIAMS 39 OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER Donna Blankenbeckler • . . . Nancy Dinkins . . . Virginia Reeves . . . . Dennis Johnson .Jimmy Gross FRONT TO BACK: Donna Blankenbeckler, Virginia Reeves, Nancy Dinkins, Dennis John¬ son, Jimmy Gross. SOPHOMORES Jerry Anderson Jo Ann Ashlin Sandee Baker Pamela Bishop Donna Blankenbeckler Bobby Joe Blevins Charles Blevins Iris Blevins 40 Sandra Blevins Buddy Brewster Johnny Cole Dewey Collins Shirley Cook Johnny Copenhaver Bennie Counts Mary Ellen Cress Roger Cress Nancy Dinkins Joyce Dixon Glen Dolinger Honda Dolinger Charles Eller Sharon Eller Janie Evans 4 I Doyal Finley George Freeman Joanne Freeman Harold Gillespie Connie Greer Carolyn Greever Kay Greever Billy Grinstead Jimmy Gross Ralph Haga Martha Hamm Charles Harmon Buddy Heath Gale Heffinger Mitchell Howell Mary Hunt Dennis Johnson Linda Jones Berkley Keen Charles Larmer 42 Joyce Ann Lester Robert Louthian Bobby Lyles Frankie Martin Linda Martin Mary Martin Robert Mason Brenda McClure Susan McCormick Tommy McGhee Lenora Newman Linda Osborne David Palmer Linda Palmer Roger Peake Sandra Peake Gary Phibbs Dean Poe 3 Brenda Powers Faye Powers Roy Powers Peggy Prater Virginia Reeves Ruth Riffey Gary Roark Cynthia Robertson Mary Robinson Jean Roland Doris Rouse Freddie Rouse Carol Rupard Larry Russell Shannon Sauls Ann Scott Sandra Shaw Polly Sheets 44 ! Sandra Sheets Roger Stamper Jimmy Stuart Edna Taylor Phyllis Tucker Barbara Tuell Norma Tuell Eugene Viers Ralph Weaver Charlie Whitaker Gladys Whitaker Mary Lynn White Reed Widner Jo Ann Wilkinson Bobby Wolfe Jeff Wyatt Kelly Wyatt Larry Wyatt NOT PICTURED: Marshall Powers OFFICERS PRESIDENT.Mike Blevins VICE-PRESIDENT. Luther Williams SECRETARY.Carolyn Sheets TREASURER.Becky Dinkins REPORTER.Jayne Martin CHAPLAIN.Regina Haynes LEFT TO RIGHT: Jayne Martin, Mike Blevins, Regina Haynes,Carolyn Sheets, Becky Dinkins, Luther Wil¬ liams. FRESHMEN Ronnie Baumgardner Jerry Blankenbeckler David Blevins Delores Blevins Donna Blevins Douglas Blevins Elaine Blevins John Blevins Kenneth Blevins Mike Blevins Nellie Breedlove Patsy Carrico Marie Carter Herman Combs Kathy Copenhaver Jo Ann Crouse Roger Crutchfield Edward Dempsey Velma Dempsey Wanda Dempsey 46 Becky Dinkins John Edmiston Robert Edmiston Ronnie Edmiston Brenda Edwards Randall Eller Vickie Evelsizer Richard Finley Jerry Freeman Dennis French Fred Gillespie Dora Lee Gilley Chick Greever Nina Sue Greever Billy Gross FRESHMEN Sharon Haga Mickey Hall Danny Hamm Jerry Hart Deloris Hayden Regina Haynes Jean Heath Sarah Heffinger Gale Henegar Joyce Hoback Charles Hopkins Harry Hunt Jo Hutton Ralph Jackson Mackie Johnson 47 Rhonda Johnson Bobby Jones Donna Jones Rosemarie Jones Tommy Keesee Gilda Lowe Lieu Via Mabe Jayne Martin Lee Howard Martin Russell Martin Shirley Martin Gerald McClure Max McClure Phyllis McClure Sue McClure FRESHMEN Juanita Meade Wanda Meredith Wanda Mize Karen Murray Bobby Osborne Mildred Osborne Yvonne Osborne Carter Owens Ronald Owens Roger Pauley Ronnie Peake Donny Perdieu Sharon Pickle Patsy Pierce Maxine Poe 48 Roger Powers Velma Powers Retta Pruitt Rose Reedy Kate Reid James Riley Linda Roark Ervin Robinson Sylvia Robinson Darrell Roland Ronnie Rose Wayne Sexton Carolyn Sheets Carol Shelton Ann Stamper FRESHMEN Jerry Stamper Sadie Stamper Mary Taylor Shawnie Taylor Bobby Terry Helen Tribble Gene Walker Junior Walters Roger Warf Dixie Waters Randy Whetsel David Whitley Danny Widener David Widener Luther Williams NOT PICTURED: Wayne Ratliff 49 OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . VICE-PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. . . . TREASURER . . . REPORTER . . . . CHAPLAIN . . . . . David Ellison Connie Widner . Billy Dungan Linda Johnson . . Deena Bise . Donna Rowe FIRST ROW: David Ellison, Billy Dungan. SECOND ROW: Donna Roe, Linda Johnson, Deena Bise, Connie Widner. EIGHTH GRADE NOT PICTURED: Ronald Hoback Janet McClure Jimmy Anderson Jo Rita Anderson Judy Anderson Roger Ball Brenda Barr Deena Bise Allen Blevins Anita Blevins Danny Blevins Eugene Blevins Judy Blevins Larry Blevins Mike Blevins Mitchael Blevins Ellen Bonham Ronny Burris James Bush Bobby Call 50 ; Brenda Campbell Lee Catron Joyce Coe Linda Coe Roger Coe Richard Comer Billy Cook Donnie Counts Franklin Cregger Janella Cress Donna Daugherty Luther Davis Peggy Davis Dora DeBusk Linda Dolinger Roberta Dolinger Patsy Dowell Billy Dungan Donnie Eller Steven Eller David Ellison Mike Fisher Barbara Freeman Norma Frye Brenda Gamble Jack Gillespie Nona Gillespie Roger Gilley Libby Glasco Anita Gobble Carol Goff Ed Grinstead Thomas Gross Mary Hail Carl Harmon Barbara Hart Jackie Hawkins Wanda Hawkins Brenda Hawks Judy Hayes Sonny Heath Danny Holman Ronnie Howell Freddie Hunt Linda Johnson Carolyn Keesee Frank Keesee Graham Larmer 5) o L kAtfc ft n w- V Kenny Lewis Carolyn Martin Golda Martin Linda Martin James Mason Jerry McClure William McGlocklin Janice Meade Jo Ann Meade Dennis Miller Joyce Minnick Joyce Mize Earl Murphy Robert Olinger Mary Osborne Jeannie Owens Mary Alice Palmer Linda Pauley Tommy Peake William Peake Nancy Pennington J. C. Powers John Powers Jerry Price Douglas Reeves Roy Rethford Linda Robinson Donna Roe’ Edwin Rouse Paul Sheets Shirley Shupe Randy Singleton Roy Snow Clifford Stamper Dennis Stamper Mack Stamper Deborah Stewart Frank Sullins David Teaters Billy Tilson Scottie Trail Barbara Walters Jimmy Walters Connie Widner Jimmy Wilson Della Woods Dennis Wyatt Donald Wyatt 52 § On a pre-school workshop day all Chilhowie teachers had lunch in the new primary school cafeteria (above) and inspected the building as demonstrated on the right by Messrs. Stanley, St. John, and Bryant. Mr. Compton (left) helped Mr. Baker distribute gifts at the Christmas faculty dinner, which was an enjoy¬ able occasion for teachers and guests (above). r. St. John prepared an agricultural exhibit for the irginia State Fair. Many parents and teachers registered for PTA open house at the high school. 53 BOOKKEEPING SHOP PHYSICS TYPING ALGEBRA BIOLOGY | I FRENCH HOME ECONOMICS ENGLISH CRAMMING” FOR EXAMINATIONS ORGANIZATIONS AND . ' fa S FEATURES FIRST ROW: Mrs. Frye, SPONSOR; Mary Virginia Wilkinson, PRESIDENT; Carol Blankenbeckler, VICE-PRESIDENT; Mary Ann Gross, SECRETARY; Linda Blevins, REPORTER; Martha Emerson, CHAPLAIN; Nancy Dinkins, PARLIA¬ MENTARIAN; Christine Johnson, SONG LEADER. SECOND ROW: Pamelia Hopkins, Margaret Riley, Linda Osborne, Carol Goodman, Linda Johnson, Mary Ann Bowman, Nina Blevins, Rhonda Johnson, Doris Rouse, Ann Sauls. THIRD ROW: Linda Owens, Libby Coe, Linda Keen, TREASURER; Jackie Sue Buchanan, Sharon Haga, Mildred Osborne, Shawnie Taylor, Ann Stamper, Kathy Copenhaver, Elaine Blevins, Connie Eller. FOURTH ROW: Deloris Hayden, Phyllis Crutchfield, Sue Riley, Christine Cruey, Wanda Meredith, Brenda Powers, Linda Roark, Patsy Pierce, Donna Blevins, Becky Dinkins. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Anderson, HISTORIAN; Sandra Blevins, Judy Follett, Rhoda Sullins. T . FIRST ROW: Phyllis McClure, SECRETARY; Barbara Fisher, VICE-PRESIDENT; Billy Warf, PRESIDENT; Dennis Blankenbeckler, TREASURER; Lowell Frye, REPORTER; Connie Eller, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Shelia Greever, Mary Ann Gross, Mary Virginia Wilkinson, Linda Blevins, Carol Blankenbeckler, Helen Browning, Martha Emerson, Tommie Cook. THIRD ROW: Mr. Chitwood, SPONSOR; Sue Riley, John Wayne Martin, Danny Lowe, Ronald Murray, Roy Baker, Mr. Stanley, SPONSOR. FIRST ROW: Helen Browning, PRESIDENT; Linda Gates, VICE-PRESIDENT; Jo Ann Billings, SECRETARY; Carol Blankenbeckler, TREASURER; Shelia Greever, CHAPLAIN; Sue Riley, HISTORIAN; Judy Williams, Wylene Barlow. SECOND ROW: Drema Anderson, Linda Hunt, Linda Johnson, Joyce Epperson, Mary Ellen Paschal, Phyllis Crutch¬ field, Nina Blevins, Phyllis McClure, Libby Coe, Ann Grant. THIRD ROW: Carol Powers, Margaret Riley, Carol Goodman, Connie Craft, Barbara Fisher, Martha Emerson, Rose Ann Trail, Janie Trail, Jackie Sue Buchanan. FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Bise, Ann Sauls, Elaine Elswick, Pamelia Hopkins, Nancy Owens, Linda Owens, Betty Sullins, Connie Eller, Linda Delp. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Anderson, Nancy Jo Fields, Judy Follett, REPORTER; Rhoda Sullins, Miss Love, SPONSOR. FIRST ROW: Shelia Greever, PRESIDENT; Connie Eller, VICE-PRESIDENT; Carol Blankenbeckler, SECRETARY; Tommy Cook, TREASURER; Phyllis McClure, CHAPLAIN; Sue McClure, REPORTER. SECOND ROW: Libby Glasco, Linda Jones, Carol Rupard, Helen Browning, Patsy Pierce, Linda Robinson. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Sheets, Roy Baker, John Wayne Martin, Donnie Parks, Bobby Terry, David Ellison. FOURTH ROW: Miss Wymer, SPONSOR; Billy Tilson, Dennis Blankenbeckler, Gale Heffinger, Miss Copenhaver, SPONSOR. FIRST ROW: Judy Blevins, Linda Gates, Anita Blevins, Mary Osborne. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gollehon, DIRECTOR; Rooney Gentry, Brenda Dinwiadie, Linda Johnson, Mary Ellen Paschal, Linda Peake, Carol Powers, Ronna Faye Blevins, Jerry Widener. THIRD ROW: Robert Mason, Roger Bowman, Larry Hamm, Charles Copenhaver, Delmer Heath, John Hayes, Kenneth Meredith, Claude Blevins, Jimmy Blevins, Harold Porter. NOT PICTURED: Judy FoUett, Nancy Jo Fields. FIRST ROW: Helen Browning, Kay Greever, SECRETARY; David DeBord. SECOND ROW: George Rouse, Brenda Edwards, Donna Jones, GoldaMartin, Tommy Rollins, Jerry Blevins. THIRD ROW: Donna Daugherty, Deena Bise, Janella Cress, Doris Crouse, Linda Martin, Nona Gillespie, Steve Martin, VICE-PRESIDENT; Lowell Frye, Rosemarie Jones. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Wheeler, Joey Elswick, Billy Dungan, Jo Ann Crouse. Kay Greever, DRUM MAJORETTE; Lieu Via Mabe, Deena Bise, Donna Blankenbeckler, Jo Ann Crouse. ALL-STATE BAND: Jimmy Aker, Jerry Blevins, Helen Browning, David DeBord, Jerry Denton, Randal Fisher, Lowell Prye, Kay Greever, Shelia Greever, Gale Henegar, Steve Martin, Eddie Shelton. FIRST ROW: Mary Lynn White, Donna Blankenbeckler, Shelia Greever, PRESIDENT. SECOND ROW: Randal Fisher, Lieu Via Mabe, Shirley Sullivan, Laura Kreger, Ellen Bonham, Jimmy Aker. THIRD ROW: Bobby Jones, Pamela Bishop, REPORTER; Lee Howard Martin, Sammy Catron, Lee Catron, David Whitley, Bobby Waters, Gale Henegar, Rodney Russell. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Shelton, Mr. Gollehon, DIRECTOR; Jerry Denton. FIRST ROW: Chick Greever, WATCHDOG; Kay Greever, VICE-PRESIDENT; Mary Lynn White, PRESIDENT; Tommy McGhee, SECRETARY; Steve Martin, REPORTER; Jerry Blevins, TREASURER; Pamela Bishop, CHAPLAIN. SECOND ROW: Gilda Lowe, Nina Sue Greever, Susan McCormick, Sandee Baker, Linda Hunt, Cynthia Robertson, Linda Peake, Brenda Dinwiddie, Jayne Martin, Dixie Wate rs, Linda Martin, Mrs. Rollins, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Brenda Edwards, Sue McClure, Eugene Viers, Elaine Elswick, Carolyn Greever, Donna Blankenbeckler, Joyce Lester, Roy Baker, Randal Fisher, Karen Murray, Nellie Breedlove, Wylene Barlow. FOURTH ROW: John Edmiston, William Martin, Scottie McCormick, Donald Blevins, Gale Heffinger, Berkley Keen, Elgene Johnson, David DeBord, Claude Blevins. . • FIRST ROW: Mr. Brickey, SPONSOR; Steve Martin, TREASURER; Elgene Johnson, PRESIDENT; Jerry Denton, VICE- PRESIDENT; Lowell Frye, CHAPLAIN; Ronald Murray, HISTORIAN; Mr. Bryant, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Luther Williams, Charles Copenhaver, Lawrence Sheets, Charles Eller. Mike Blevins, Jimmy Aker, Mackie Johnson, Johnny Cole. THIRD ROW: George Rouse, Berkley Keen, Ronnie Blankenbeckler, Lyle Cook, Eddie Shelton, Kenneth Meredith, Donald Blevins, Chick Greever. I PAPER STAFF - FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Gross, EDITOR; Shelia Greever, ASSISTANT EDITOR; Phyllis McClure, Kay Greever, Carol Rupard, Judith Follett, Margaret Riley. SECOND ROW: Susan McCormick, Mary Lynn White, Mary Ann Bowman, Christine Cruey, Moelina Shores, Jayne Martin, Pamela Bishop. THIRD ROW: Barbara Fisher, Connie Eller, Jerry Blevins, David DeBord, Elaine Elswick, Golda Martin, Ellen Bonham, Mary Virginia Wilkinson. FOURTH ROW: Donna Blankenbeckler, Mary Sue Martin, Glenda Glasco, Ann Sauls, John Wayne Martin, Randal Fisher, Ronald Murray, Tommy McGhee, Christine Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Carol Wilson, Mrs. Goff, SPONSOR. FIRST ROW: Virginia Reeves, PRESIDENT; Donna Blankenbeckler, VICE-PRESIDENT; Martha Hamm, SECRETARY; Gladys Whitaker, TREASURER; Mary Sue Martin, SONG LEADER; Kay Greever, CHAPLAIN; Regina Haynes, HIS¬ TORIAN; Sharon Eller, REPORTER. SECOND ROW: Faye Powers, Nellie Breedlove, Sandee Baker, Carolyn Martin, Linda Jones, Judith Blevins, Miss Clear, SPONSOR: THIRD ROW: Brenda Edwards, Cynthia Robertson, Anita Blevins, Ellen Bonham, Mary Lynn White, Carol Rupard. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Sheets, Norma Tuell, Karen Murray, Shirley Martin, Mary Hall, Mary Osborne. FIRST ROW: Elaine Blevins, SECRETARY; Patsy Pierce, REPORTER; Sharron Cook, PRESIDENT; Moelina Shores, CHAPLAIN; Christine Johnson, TREASURER; Nancy Dinkins, VICE-PRESIDENT; Mrs. Clark, SPON¬ SOR. SECOND ROW; Wanda Hawkins, Janice Meade, Jeannie Owens, Barbara Walters, Barbara Hart, Peggy Davis, Judy Anderson, Shirley Shupe, Linda Palmer, Libby Glasco. THIRD ROW: Brenda Gamble, Mary A. Bowman, Doris Rouse, Phyllis Tucker, Brenda McClure, Ruth Blevins, Deborah Stewart, Norma Frye, Connie Widner. FOURTH ROW: Ann Stamper, Shawnie Taylor, Pamela Bishop, Iris Blevins, Carol Rupard, Judy Williams, Janella Cress, Golda Martin, Dora DeBusk, Lieu V. Mabe. FIFTH ROW: Linda Roark, Glenda Glasco, Retta Pruitt, Linda Martin, Rhonda Johnson, Donna Blevins, Becky Dinkins, Ann Scott, Jo Ann Ashl in, Nancy Pennington, Jo Ann Crouse. FIRST ROW: Connie Greer, Wanda Dempsey, Brenda Barlow, Martha Emerson, Nina Blevins. SECOND ROW: Donna Daugherty, Rosemarie Jones, Joyce DLxon, Jo Ann Wilkinson, Roy Rethford. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Sheets, Jo Hutton, Ann Sauls, Janie Trail, Rose Ann Trail. FIRST ROW: Wanda Mize, Kathy Copenhaver, Della Woods, Carolyn Greever, Dixie Waters, Jayne Martin, Brenda Barr. SECOND ROW: Joyce Dixon, Mary Hunt, Patsy Dowell, Margaret Neikirk, Judy Hayes, Linda Pauley, Carolyn Keesee, Sharon Haga, Nina Greever, Carol Goff. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Freeman, Shirley Cook, Delores Blevins, Rosemarie Jones, Kate Reid, Connie Greer, Maxine Poe, Deloris Hayden, Rose Reedy, Linda Tilson. FOURTH ROW: Donna Jones, Yvonne Osborne, Gilda Lowe, Vickie Evelsizer, Mary E. Cress, Sharon Pickle, Velma Dempsey, Sandra Shaw, Joyce Lester, Marie Carter. FIFTH ROW: Janet McClure, Jean Roland, Mary Robinson, Brenda Campbell, Carol Shelton, Polly Sheets, Phyllis McClure, Sylvia Robin¬ son, Wanda Meredith, Sue McClure. NOT PICTURED: Martha Hamm, Virginia Reeves, Sharon Eller, Nona FIRST ROW: Ronna Blevins, Joyce Dixon, Carolyn Sheets, Mary Bowman, Rose Trail, Jo Hutton, TREASURER. SEC¬ OND ROW: Phyllis Tucker, SECRETARY; Linda Martin, PRESIDENT; Johnny Cole, REPORTER; Lee Martin, Ann Scott, Janie Trail, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN. NOT PICTURED: Sandra Blevins, VICE-PRESIDENT; Mrs. Bonham, SPONSOR. LIBRARY CLUB mum FIRST ROW: Delmer Heath, SECRETARY and TREASURER; Jerry Blevins, PRESIDENT; Donnie Thomas, VICE- PRESIDENT; J. C. Jones, REPORTER; Mr. Compton, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Bobby Call, Frankie Cregger, Claude Blevins, David DeBord, Randal Fisher, Roger Bowman, Jimmy Blevins, Barney Blankenbeckler, Tommy Keesee, Jerry Blankenbeckler. THIRD ROW: Harry Hunt, Ronald Poe, Larry Hamm, William Martin, Ronald Hamm, Wayne Sexton, Chuck Hopkins, Roy Clay Powers, Jimmy Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Graham Larmer, Jerry Anderson, Ronnie Edmiston, James Riley, Roger Pauley, Ronald Owens, Roger Ball. FIFTH ROW: Roger McClure, Larry Blevins, Randy Whetsel, Billy Frank Blevins, Otis Hutton, Roger Blevins, Roger Warf, Junior Walters, Jimmy Gross, Randal Eller. NOT PICTURED: Mitchell Howell, Ronnie Howell, Jimmy Taylor, Jerry Freeman, Billy Dungan, Tommy Gross, Tommy Peake, Jerry Price, Steve Eller, Jerry McClure, Lee Catron, Carl Harman, Bobby Jo Blevins, Sonny Heath. ' CLOCKWISE: Dennis Wheeler, Mr. Gollehon, SPONSOR; Mary Lynn White, Eddie Shelton, Mike Fisher, Kay Greever, Donna Blankenbeckler, Sandee Baker, Donna Daugherty. FIRST ROW: Allen Blevins, Neal Powers, PRESIDENT; Gene Walker, VICE-PRESIDENT; Billy Grinstead, SECRE¬ TARY; Roger Powers, TREASURER; Charles Blevins, REPORTER; Benny Counts, SENTINEL; David Ellison. SEC¬ OND ROW: Jack Gillespie, Frank Keesee, Gary Phibbs, Shannon Sauls, Ralph Jackson, Frank Sullins, William Peake, Ed Grinstead, Edwin Rouse. THIRD ROW: Mr. Farmer, SPONSOR; Kelly Wyatt, John Powers, Ronda Dolinger, Dennis Stamper, Billy Tilson, Lee Catron, David Teaters, Mack Stamper, Dennis Miller, Mr. St. John, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW: Danny Holman, Hurley Stamper, Larry Wyatt, Donny Groseclose, James Mason, Robert Olinger, Frankie Creg- ger, Roy Snow, Roger Gilly. FIFTH ROW: Larry Blevins, Jerry Widener, Luther Davis, Herman Combs, Jeff Wyatt, Richard Finley, Ervin Robinson, Charles Larmer, Edward Dempsey, Reed Widner, Jimmy Gross, Donnie Thomas. NOT PICTURED: David Counts, Earnest Teaters, Roger Crutchfield. ANNUAL STAFF - FIRST ROW: Shelia Greever, EDITOR; Helen Browning, Mary Virginia Wilkinson, BUSINESS MANAGER; Judith Follett. SECOND ROW: Nina Blevins, Ann Sauls, Sue Riley, Miss Snavely, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: John Wayne Martin, Ronald Murray, PHOTOGRAPHER; Billy Warf, Linda Gates. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Robinson, SPONSOR; Linda Jones, PRESIDENT; Norma Tuell, VICE-PRESIDENT; Ann Baum¬ gardner, SECRETARY; Linda Delp, TREASURER; Ann Grant, REPORTER; Mrs. Catron, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Gaye Doane, Nancy Owens, Drema Anderson, Donna Roe. THIRD ROW: Iris Blevins, Sharon Eller, Jo Ann Billings, Barbara Tuell, Betty Tuell, Tommy Cook, Douglas Reeves, Teddy McClure. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Howell, Mitchael Blevins, Charles Copenhaver, Jerry Denton, Ronald Murray, Lyle Cook, Gale Heffinger, Bobby Jones. NOT PICTURED: Regina Haynes, Jo Ann Freeman, Joyce Mize, Norma Tuell. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mellinger, SPONSOR; Paul Jones, VICE-PRESIDENT; Ji mmy Heninger, PRESIDENT; Ronnie Ball, SECRETARY and TREASURER; Roy Baker. SECOND ROW: David Heath, Ronnie Adams, Jimmy Doyle, Jimmy Gross, Claude Blevins, Jerry Blevins. THIRD ROW: Johnny Copenhaver, David Palmer, Don Hicks, John Wayne Martin, Ronnie Edwards, Douglas Jones, Donnie Pruitt. FOURTH ROW: John Hayes, Eddie Horne, Donnie Thomas, Rodney Russell, Jimmy Stuart, Lawrence Sheets, Donnie Parks, Rodney Gentry. 1. F.H.A. Installation 2. F.F.A. Initiation 3. F.F.A. Initiation 4. Yearbook assembly skit 5. Christmas music 6. Valentine dance 7. Snow King and Queen 8. Homecoming dance 9. Homecoming dance 10. U.D.C. Presentation 11. Safety assembly skit 12. Street dance 13. Publishing the paper VARIOUS ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR QUEEN SHELIA GREEVER QUEEN AND ESCORT HOMECOMING - 1963 THE QUEEN AND HER COURT Tommie Cook, Virginia Reeves, Queen Shelia Greever, Mary Ann Gross, Sharon Haga, Connie Widner. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES AND ESCORTS SENIOR Shelia Greever Howard Davis Mary Ann Gross Harold Porter JUNIOR Tommie Cook Delmer Heath SOPHOMORE Virginia Reeves Roger Bowman FRESHMAN Sharon Haga Kenneth Meredith EIGHTH GRADE Connie Widner Darwin Peake Tri-captain Jerry Blevins placed the crown upon the Queen as the other tri-captains looked on. Mow ' em down First Place JUNIOR CLASS Bowl ’em over Second Place FRESHMAN CLASS Excitement ran high on Thursday night, October 17, 1963, as homecoming activities got under way with a huge rally and bonfire at CHS, followed by a dance in the parking lot. Preceding the game on Friday between the rugged Castlewood Blue Devils and the determined Warriors, the Warrior Band and Cheerleaders led a parade of eye-catching floats, followed by the homecoming queen and court in flashy convertibles, through the business section of town and onto the ball field. Half-time activities were climaxed by the crowning of the Queen, Shelia Greever, who was attended by representatives from the five classes. All were chosen by the student body. The thrill of winning the Homecoming game was echoed on Saturday night at the Harvest Moon dance, a fitting culmination of a fun-packed week-end. Roll on for 1 Third Place SOPHOMORE CLASS Suds ' em up Swing ’em out of the District FRENCH CLUB SENIOR CLASS MISS CHILHOWIE Shelia Greever As part of her duties as the current Miss Chilhowie, Shelia (left) spent a day with Margaret Von Hagel, Miss Southwest Virginia (center), and Dorcas C a mpb e 11, Miss Virginia (right), during ceremonies opening an area super-market. On the crisp fall evening of September, 22, 1963, Miss Chilhowie was chosen from thirty-two entrants in a local contest spon¬ sored by the P.T.A. Amid rousing applause Libby Blevins, the 1962 winner, placed the official Miss Chilhowie ribbon upon the judg¬ es’ choice, Shelia Greever, and presented her a bouquet of red roses. The runners-up were Sarah Heffinger, Connie Eller, Tommie Cook, and Sharon Haga. 73 SPORTS AND CHEERLEADERS !f i 11 M 1 i w 1 t ■ B i I ■ j . L M ySur . ; - -• - 381f ii... -. J eswiSiP sTsSrSsq Eg H Ef w K| f V J iff acr ? J niv 1 C V ' ■ ¥ ip) ■ 1 iM r M ' ) JkA � v FIRST ROW: Jerry Widener, Jerry Blevins, TRI-CAPTAIN; Roy Baker, Roger Stamper, Elgene Johnson, Ronnie Edwards, Paul Jones, Dennis Johnson, Mickey Hall. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Doyle, Randal Fisher, Ronny Adams, Donnie Pruitt, George Collins, John Hayes, Billy Warf, Lawrence Sheets, John Wayne Martin, Don Hicks, Mr. Stanley, COACH. THIRD ROW: Mr. Compton, HEAD COACH; Donnie Thomas, TRI-CAPTAIN; David Heath, TRI-CAPTAIN; Claude Blevins, John Blevins, Larry Hamm, Ronnie Ball, Jimmy Heninger, Rodney Russell, Eddie Horne, Jimmy Gross. CHILHOWIE WARRIOR FOOTBALL With a record of five wins and one loss in district games the Warriors captured the Dis¬ trict 7 championship. In recognition of this achievement Mr. Chauncey DeVault of De- Vault ' s, Incorporated of Bristol, Virginia, in a special assembly presented a trophy to the team. Later the Lion ' s Club entertained the boys at a banquet at which Glenn Glass of the Los Angeles Rams was speaker. Perhaps the highest honor, however, came from the admi¬ ration and respect of fellow students. Coach Compton compliments the team Mr. DeVault presents the District 7 trophy to the Warrior Tri-Captains. in the special assembly. RONNY ADAMS Ronny was a strong link in the Warriors ' defensive chain. By picking up toward mid-season, he went on to become one of the better defensive ends and a very rugged lineman. CLAUDE BLEVINS Claude was a good, sturdy end and an effective offensive and defensive block¬ er. Asa dependable player who worked hard he was an asset to the victorious Warrior team. JERRY BLEVINS Jerry, a halfback who led the team in scoring, made the All-District team and received honorable mention in the State. As a tri-captain this 48 minute man displayed qualities of a good leader. TEAM CAPTURES THE DISTRICT . . . GEORGE COLLINS RANDAL FISHER DAVID HEATH Putting forth good speed on kickoffs, George showed ability as a defensive tackle. Though he was injured part of the season, he gave a fine performance when he did get to play. Randal, who did a lot of punt returning, was a shifty-running halfback. Although injuries kept him from being at his peak, he showed great ability on the defensive squad. Though injured most of the season, David, a tri-captain and halfback, play¬ ed two excellent ball games and gained recognition as the finest punter in this area-- The boy with the educated toe. EDDIE HORNE A hard-working tackle, Eddie put forth one hundred per cent effort at all times. He hit hard and stayed with it, contribut¬ ing toward the successful season of the champion Warrior team. PAUL JONES Although handicapped by size, Paul was a good, rugged defensive halfback and conscientious worker who had a lot of determination and stuck with it no mat¬ ter how rough things got. JOHN WAYNE MARTIN John Wayne excelled as an offensive blocker and defensive guard. He was always rugged when the chips were down. A determined player, he practiced every day while he had a broken arm. . . . SEVEN CHAMPIONSHIP RODNEY RUSSELL Rodney displayed ability as an offensive end and also as a pass receiver. Many of these passes were transformed into touchdowns, which made the Warriors ' victories come more easily. DONNIE THOMAS As a rugged tackle and dependable line¬ man Donnie, a tri-captain, excelled es¬ pecially when the going got rough. He was a hard-nosed defensive and offen¬ sive player as well as a good leader. JERRY WIDENER Jerry, an outstanding guard and tough lineman who produced hard blocks and powerful tackles, played both offensive¬ ly and defensively and was always alert [ when the team was in a tight place. Donnie Pruitt gains long yardage as Jimmy Hen- inger and Ronnie Ball cut off some fast Castlewood pursuers. Jimmy Gross runs for extra yardage while Don Hicks, Ronnie Ball, and Donnie Thomas block the Blue Devils. The Warriors opened the football season at home with a 20 to 13 defeat at the hands of the Scarlet Hurricanes. The next game was a district tilt at Damascus with the Warriors returning with a 7 to 0 victory. Following the Damascus game, the Warriors trounced Rural Retreat 20 to 0. The next week the Warriors lost a disappointing but hard-fought game to Saltville with a score of 6 to 0. The Warriors then bounced back with resounding and satisfying victories over Lebanon (28-6) and Rich Valley (13-0). Keyed up by home¬ coming festivities, the team marched on and over the powerful Castlewood Blue Devils by a score of 14 to 7 to bring the week-end acti¬ vities to a climax. David Heath is tackled as Dennis Johnson and Jerry Widener try to come to his aid. The Warriors, in doldrums after the Cas¬ tlewood game, were caught napping and were upset by Patrick Henry 7 to 6 With the Dis¬ trict 7 Championship onthe line the Warriors plucked the Abingdon Falcons 14 to 0 for the Warriors ' first District 7 championship in the history of Chilhowie High School. Although the Warriors were one of the smaller teams in the district, they proved to be powerful. They out-rushed and out-gained every opponent they faced. The Warriors never gave up when the going got rough but had a great desire and will to win. These qualities helped make them a champion ball club. Mickey Hall plows his way through the strong Castlewood line with great success. 79 FIRST ROW: David Blevins, Danny Widener, Larry Russell, Randal Eller, Randy Whetsel, Luther Williams. SEC¬ OND ROW: Neal Powers, Roger Powers, Chick Greever, MANAGER; Bobby Louthian, Bobby Osborne, Frankie Martin, Dean Poe. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Edmiston, John Edmiston, Fred Gillespie, Johnny Copenhaver, Junior Walters, Mike Blevins, Harold Gillespie, Wayne Sexton, David Palmer, Mr. Bryant, COACH. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: David Ellison, Richard Comer, Jerry McClure, Danny Holman, Eugene Blevins, Tommy Keesee. SEC¬ OND ROW: Mr. Mellinger, COACH; Danny Miller, Jack Gillespie, Frank Keesee, Frankie Gregger, Graham Larmer, Luther Davis, Roy Snow. THIRD ROW: Danny Blevins, James Mason, Paul Sheets, Lee Catron, Billy Grinstead, Tommy Gross, Jerry Price. FRONT: Rodney Gentry, MANAGER. FIRST ROW: Larry Russell, Donnie Pruitt, Donnie Parks, Larry Hamm, John Wayne Martin, Ronnie Edwards, Harold Porter, David Heath. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bryant, COACH; Jerry Blevins, Roger Bowman, Eddie Pruitt, Dickie Hale, Ralph Love, Allen Jones, Mr. Brickey, COACH. 1963 BASEBALL 1963 TRACK FIRST ROW: Billy Warf, Elgene Johnson, Jerry Blevins, Claude Blevins, Mr. Compton, COACH. SECOND ROW: Donnie Thomas, Randal Fisher, Jimmy Doyle, Don Hicks, Johnny Copenhaver. THIRD ROW: David Heath, Jimmy Stuart, Harold Porter, Bobby Louthian, David Palmer, Jimmy Gross. FIRST ROW: Doris Rouse, Christine Johnson, Nancy Dinkins, CO-CAPTAIN; Judy Williams, CO-CAPTAIN; Carol Rupard, Rosemarie Jones. SECOND ROW: Lieu Via Mabe, Rhonda Johnson, Becky Dinkins, Mary Ellen Cress, Linda Roark, Kathy Copenhaver, Pamela Bishop. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Martin, COACH; Donna Blevins, Donna Jones, Retta Pruitt, Joyce Hoback, Nellie Breedlove, Mary Ann Bowman, MANAGER; Mr. Brickey, COACH. BASKETBALL TEAMS The Warrior basketball team started the season with some young and inexperienced boys, but as the season went on they became Smyth County Basketball Champions in a tournament held in December at Chilhowie High School. They ended the season with a fifteen-win, seven- loss record, bettering their opponents with an average of 52.4 points per game to the opposi¬ tion ' s 44.5 points. CO-CAPTAINS Nancy Dinkins Judy Williams Chilhowie girls fight for a rebound in the Sugar Grove Christine Johnson hustles to bring the ball to the for- game. wards. FRONT: Eddie Horne, MANAGER; Mr. Mellinger, COACH; Billy Warf, MANAGER. BACK: Lowell Frye, Don Hicks, Ronnie Bail, Claude Blevins, Dennis Wheeler, Rodney Russell, CO-CAPTAIN; Jimmy Heninger, Jimmy Gross, Donnie Pruitt, Jerry Blevins, CO-CAPTAIN; Roy Baker. HAVE A GOOD SEASON The Warrior basketball team started the season with some young and inexperienced boys, but as the season went on they became Smyth County Basketball Champions in a tournament held in December at Chilhowie High School. They ended the season with a fifteen-win, seven- loss record, bettering their opponents with an average of 52.4 points per game to the opposi¬ tion ' s 44.5 points. CO-CAPTAINS Rodney Russell Jerry Blevins Mr. Baker presents the Smyth County championship trophy to the Warrior Co-Captains. The Warriors display ag¬ gressiveness in the Rich Valley game. Jimmy Heninger fights for the ball in a Rich Valley game. Nancy Dinkins cuts off a driving Sugar Grove girl. John W. Martin fires the ball across the plate. Rodney Russell grasps for a rebound. Jerry Blevins attempts a shot. Russell battles Sugar Grove for a rebound. 84 FIRST ROW: Mr. Bryant, COACH; Randal Eller, Mickey Hall, Mike Blevins, Larry Russell, Roger Pauley, Luther Williams, Chick Greever, MANAGER. SECOND ROW: Fred Gillespie, David Palmer, John Blevins, Johnny Copen- haver, Freddie Rouse, Tommy McGhee. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Tommy Keesee, Billy Dungan, Ronnie Hoback, Scottie Trail, Paul Sheets, Billy Peake, Jerry Price, Bill McGlocklin, Tommy Gross, Randal Eller, Harry Hunt, Freddie Hunt. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Stanley, COACH; Jack Blevins, Bobby Hicks, James Hunt, MANAGER; Ronnie Edwards, MANAGER. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY FOOTBALL: CENTER: Barbara Fisher, JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Nina Greever, Marie CAPTAIN. Susan McCormick, Christine Johnson, CO- Carter, Sarah Hettinger, Sue McClure, Dixie Waters. CAPTAIN; Linda Martin, Judy Williams, Bea Greever, Connie Eller, Sandee Baker. We ' ve got a T-E-A-M that’s on the B-E-A-M; We ' ve got a team that ' s on the beam; So we’re all right! Chilhowie Warriors, FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Victory! Victory! That ' s our cry, V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! Are we in it? Well, I guess! Will we win it? YES! YES! YES! VARSITY BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: Sandee Baker, CAPTAIN; Connie Eller, Mary Lynn White. SECOND ROW: Glenda Glasco, CO-CAPTAIN; Donna Blanken- beckler, Bea Greever. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Ellen Bonham, Dixie Waters, CAPTAIN; Donna Roe, Marie Carter, CO-CAP¬ TAIN; Linda Martin. RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! CHS! 86 Miss Annette McDonald, Miss Ann Kendrick, and Mr. Russell Will, student teachers from Emory and Henry College, discuss their plans. Mr. Wil¬ liam E. Jell ' was hospitalized when the picture was made. The Collegians Quartet from Emory and Henry Col¬ lege, perform at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The student body members look on as the District VII Championship trophy is presented to the school. Home Economics IV girls take Betty Crocker tests. Mary Virginia Wilkinson received the American Homemaker of Tomorrow award in C. H. S. Students from an eighth grade English class present a nativity scene from the Christmas assembly. Members of the student body watch the hanging of an Abingdon Falcon in effigy during a pre-game pep rally in the gymnasium. 87 ADVERTISEMENTS MARION OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY GATE ' S RESTAURANT Success to all names appearing in this annual Curb Service Private Dining Room Home-Cooked Meals SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Shirt Laundry Fast Service Mon. through Sat. Chilhowie, Virginia 243 Main Street Marion, Virginia Best Wishes from THE REGENT E. W. 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SINGLETON’S DEPARTMENT STORE 02 BULOVA WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS GOODMAN JEWELERS Chilhowie, Virginia GIFTS Saltville, Virginia GOODMAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY The careful cleaners of your entire wardrobe Chilhowie, Virginia 103 THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE Organized 1907 Capital $100,000 - Surplus $125,000 Chilhowie, Virginia Back of Every Home Should Be a Bank Account THE JEWEL BOX, INC. Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton and Elbon Watches Wedding Bells Diamonds Samsonite Luggage Gibson Guitars International Sterling 1847 Wm. A. Rogers Silverplated Flatware and Holloware Gifts Phone: 783-3621 116 Main Street Marion, Virginia Compliments of BONHAM MOTOR CO. ECHOLS-SPARGER Chilhowie, Virginia Phone: 646-3441 ASSOCIATES Architects-Engineers Drawer-391 Phone: 783-2511 Marion, Virginia Towle Silver Lenox Silver JACK C. HUDSON Your Jeweler Main Street Marion, Virginia CALHOUN OIL COMPANY, INC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THE CHILVALEE staff wishes 611 South Main Street to express its thanks to all the Advertisers and to all others Marion, Virginia who have worked so faithfully with us. Without your coopera¬ tion it would have been impossi- ciTKSS Urn i) ble to publish this annual. 104 J. S. SNAVELY CO. Chilhowie, Virginia INDEX ADAMS, RONNY 21,29,68,76,77 AKER, JIMMY 32,61,62 ANDERSON, DOUGLAS 32 ANDERSON, DREMA 32,59,68 ANDERSON, JERRY 40,66 ANDERSON, JIMMY 50,66 ANDERSON, JO RITA 50 ANDERSON, JUDY 50,64 ANDERSON, PHYLLIS 32 ASHLIN, JO ANN 40,64 BAKER, ROY 32,33,58,59,62,68,76,83 BAKER, SANDEE 40,62,63,66,86 BAKER, MR. W.W. 8,14,31,53,83 BALL, ROGER 50,66 BALL, RONNIE 33,68,76,79,83 BARR, BRENDA 50,65 BARLOW, BRENDA 33 BARLOW, WYLENE 33,59,62,64 BAUMGARDNER, ANN 33,68 BAUMGARDNER, RONNIE 46 BILLINGS, JO ANN 33,59,68 BISE, CHARLOTTE D. 21,29,59 BISE, DEENA 50,60,61 BISHOP, PAMELA 40,61,62,63,64,82 BLANKENBECKLER, BARNEY 33,66 BLANKENBECKLER, CAROL 33,58,59 BLANKENBECKLER, DENNIS 33,58,59 BLANKENBECKLER, DONNA 40,61,62,63,66,86 BLANKENBECKLER, JERRY 46,66 BLANKENBECKLER, RONNIE 33,62 BLEVINS, ALLEN 50,67 BLEVINS, ANITA 50,60,63 BLEVINS, BILLY F. 33,66 BLEVINS, BOBBY JOE 40 BLEVINS, CHARLES 40,67 BLEVINS, CLAUDE 21,29,60,62,66,68,76,77,81,83 BLEVINS, DANNY 50,80 BLEVINS, DAVID 46,80 BLEVINS, DELORES 46,65 BLEVINS, DONALD 33,62 BLEVINS, DONNA 46,58,64,82 BLEVINS, DOUGLAS 46 BLEVINS, DWIGHT 34 BLEVINS, ELAINE 46,58,64 BLEVINS, EUGENE 50,80 BLEVINS, IRIS 40,64,68 BLEVINS, MR. O.M. 19 BLEVINS, JERRY 21,24,29,60,62,63,66,68,71,76,77,81 83,84 BLEVINS, JIMMY 34,60,66 BLEVINS, JOHN 46,76,85 BLEVINS, JUDY 50,60,63 BLEVINS, KENNETH 46 BLEVINS, LARRY 50,66,67 BLEVINS, LINDA 20,21,29,31,58 BLEVINS, MIKE D. 50,62 BLEVINS, MIKE H. 46,80,85 BLEVINS, MITCHAEL 50,68 BLEVINS, NINA 34,58,59,64,67 BLEVINS, ROGER 34,66 BLEVINS, RONNA FAYE 21,29,60,65 BLEVINS, RUTH ANN 34,64 BLEVINS, SANDRA 41 BONHAM, ELLEN 50,61,63,86 BONHAM, MRS. MARY V. 15 BOWMAN, MR. JOHN 19 BOWMAN, MARY ANN 21,29,31,58,63,64,65,82 BOWMAN, ROGER G. 22,29 BOWMAN, ROGER L. 34,60,66,71,81 BOYD, LINDA BREEDLOVE, NELLIE 46,62,63,82 BREWSTER, BUDDY 41 BRICKEY, MR. CARL P., JR. 15,62,81,82 BROWNING, HELEN 20,22,29,58,59,60,67 BRYANT, MR. JOE H. 15,53,62,80,81,85 BUCHANAN, JACKIE SUE 34,58,59 BUCHANAN, MR. WILLIAM P. 14 BURRIS, RONNY 50 BUSH, JAMES 50 CALL, BOBBY 50,66 CAMPBELL, BRENDA 51,65 CAMPBELL, DORCAS 73 CARRICO, PATSY 46 CARTER, MARIE 46,65,86 CATRON, MRS. HERBERT 15,68 CATRON, LEE 51,61,67,80 CATRON, SAMMY 61 CHITWOOD, MR. HOWARD C. 16,58 CHOATE, MR. LATON 14 CLARK, MRS. CHAMP 16,64 CLEAR, MISS ELIZABETH 16,63 COE, ELIZABETH 34,58,59 COE, JOYCE 51 COE, LINDA 51 COE, ROGER 51 COLE, JOHNNY 41,62,65 COLLINS, DEWEY 41 COLLINS, GEORGE 22,29,76,77 COMBS, HERMAN 46,67 COMER, RICHARD 51,80 COMPTON, MR. CLEVE 15,53,66,76,81 COMPTON, MRS. MARY KATHERINE 16 COOK, BILLY 51 COOK, LYLE 34,62.68 COOK, SHARRON 64 COOK, SHIRLEY 41,65 COOK, TOMMIE 34,58,59,68,71 COPENHAVER, CHARLES 34,60,62,68 COPENHAVER, MR. FRANCIS J. 14 COPENHAVER, JOHNNY 41,68,80,81,85 COPENHAVER, KATHY 46,58,65,82 COPENHAVER, MISS MARY PAYNE 16,59 CORNETT, MRS. JOYCE 14 COUNTS, BENNIE 41,67 COUNTS, DAVID 34 COUNTS, DONNIE 51 CRAFT, CONNIE 35,59 CREGGER, FRANKLIN 51,66,67,80 CRESS, JANELLA 51,60,64 CRESS, MARY E. KILBY 22,29 CRESS, MARY ELLEN 41,65,82 CRESS, ROGER 41 CROUSE, DORIS 60 CROUSE, MR. GREEVER 15 CROUSE, JO ANN 46,60,61,64 CROUSE, NANCY CRUEY, CHRISTINE 35,58,63 CRUTCHFIELD, MR. GEORGE ALLEN 19 CRUTCHFIELD, PHYLLIS 35,58,59 CRUTCHFIELD, ROGER 46 DAUGHERTY, DONNA 51,60,64,66 DAVIS, HOWARD 22,25,29,70 DAVIS, LUTHER 51,67,80 DAVIS, PEGGY 51,64 DAVIS, MRS. RALPH 19 DeBORD, DAVID 22,29,30,31,60,62,63,66 DeBUSK, DORA 51,64 DELP, LINDA 35,59,68 DEMPSEY, EDWARD 46,67 DEMPSEY, VELMA 46,65 DEMPSEY, WANDA 46,64 DENTON, JERRY 35,61,62,68 DEVAULT, MR. CHAUNCEY 76 DINKINS, BECKY 46,47,58,64,82 DINKINS, NANCY 40,41,58,64,82,84 DINW1DDIE, BRENDA 22,29,30,60,62 DIXON, JOYCE 41,64,65 DOANE, GAYE 35,68 DOLINGER, GLEN 41 DOLINGER, LINDA 51 DOLINGER, ROBERTA 51 DOLINGER, RONDA 41,67 DOWELL, PATSY 51,65 DOYLE, JIMMY 35,68,76,81 DUNGAN, BILLY 50,51,60,85 EDMISTON, JOHN 47,62,80 EDMISTON, ROBERT 47 EDMISTON, RONNIE 47,66,80 EDWARDS, BRENDA 47,60,62,63 EDWARDS, RONALD 35,68,76,81 ELLER, CHARLES 41,62 ELLER, CONNIE 35,58,59,63,86 ELLER, DONNIE 51 ELLER, RANDAL 47,66,80,85 ELLER, SHARON 41,63,68 ELLER, STEVEN 51 ELLISON, DAVID 50,51,59,67,80 ELS VICK, ELAINE 35,59,62,63 ELS WICK, JOEY 60 EMERSON, MARTHA 32,35,58,59,64 EPPERSON, JOYCE 23,29,59 EVANS, JANIE 41 EVELSIZER, VICKIE 47,65 FARMER, MR. A.B. 16,67 FIELDS, NANCY JO 23,29 FINLEY, DOYAL 41 FINLEY, RICHARD 47,67 FISHER, BARBARA 35,58,59,63,86 FISHER, MIKE 51,66 FISHER, RANDAL 23,29,61,62,63,66,76,77,81 FOLLETT, JUDITH 20,23,29,63,67 FREEMAN, BARBARA 51 FREEMAN, GEORGE 41 FREEMAN, JERRY 47 FREEMAN, JO ANN 42,65 FRENCH, DENNIS 47 FRYE, MRS. GLADYS H. 17,58,67 FRYE, LOWELL 36,58,60,62,83 FRYE, NORMA 51,64 GAMBLE, BRENDA 51,64 GATES, LINDA 23,29,59,60,67 GENTRY, RODNEY 36,60,68,81 GILLESPIE, FRED 47,80,85 GILLESPIE, HAROLD 42,80 GILLESPIE, JACK 51,67,80 GILLESPIE, NONA 51,60 GILLEY, DORA LEE 47 GILLEY, ROGER 51,67 GLASCO, GLENDA 36,63,64,86 GLASCO, LIBBY 51,59,64 GOBBLE, ANITA 51 GOFF, CAROL 51,65 GOFF, MRS. JANE M. 17 GOLLEHON, MR. JOE M., JR. 17,60,61,66 GOODMAN, CAROL 36,58,59 GRANT, ANN 36,59,68 GREER, MR A. G. 19 GREER, CONNIE 42,64,65 GREEVER, CAROLYN (BEA) 42,62,65,86 GREEVER, CHICK 47,62,80,85 GREEVER, KAY 42,60,61,62,63,66 GREEVER, NINA SUE 47,62,65,86 GREEVER, SHELIA 22,23,24,26,29,58,59,61,63,67,70, 71,73 GRINSTEAD, BILLY 42,67,80 GRINSTEAD, ED 51,67 GRINSTEAD, MRS. KELLY 19 GROSECLOSE, DONALD 36,67 GROSS, BILLY 47 GROSS, JIMMY 40,42,66,67,68,76,79,81,83 GROSS, MARY ANN 20,23,27,28,29,58,63,71 GROSS, THOMAS 51,80,85 HAGA, RALPH 42 HAGA, SHARON 47,58,65,71 HALE, DICKIE 81 HALE, MR. GENE 19 HALL, MARY 51,63 HALL, MICKEY 47,76,79,85 HAMM, DANNY 47 HAMM, LARRY 36,60,66,76,81 HAMM, MARTHA 42,63 HAMM, RONALD 24,29,66 HARMON, CARL 51 HARMON, CHARLES 42 HART, BARBARA 51,64 HART, JERRY 47 HAWKINS, JACKIE 51 HAWKINS, WANDA 51,64 HAWKS, BRENDA 51 HAYDEN, DELORIS 47,58,65 HAYES, JOHN 36,60,68,76 HAYES, JUDY 51,65 HAYNES, REGINA 46,47,63 HEATH, BUDDY 42 HEATH, DAVID 21,24,29,68,71,76,77,79,81 HEATH, DELMER 36,60,66,70 HEATH, FRANKLIN 36 HEATH, JEAN 47 HEATH, SONNY 51 HEFFINGER, MRS. DOUGLAS 19 106 HEFFINGER, GALE 42,59,62,68 HEFFINGER, SARAH 47,86 HENEGAR, GALE 47,61 HENEGAR, MR W.A. 19 HENINGER, JIMMY 32,36,68,76,79,83,84 HICKS, DON 36,68,76,79,81,83 HOBACK, JOYCE 47,82 HOBACK, RONALD 85 HOLMAN, DANNY 51,67,80 HOPKINS, CHARLES 47,66 HOPKINS, PAMELIA 37,58,59 HORNE, EDDIE 24,29,68,76,78,83 HOWELL, MITCHELL 42 HOWELL, RONNIE 51,68 HUDSON, MISS HELEN 14 HUNT, FREDDIE 51,85 HUNT, HARRY 47,66,85 HUNT, JAMES 37 HUNT, LINDA 24,29,59,62 HUNT, MARY 42,65 HUTTON, JO 47,64,65 HUTTON, OTIS, JR. 24,29,66 JACKSON, DAN 37 JACKSON, RALPH 47,67 JELF, MR. WILLIAM E. JOHNSON, CHRISTINE 37,58,63,64,82,86 JOHNSON, DENNIS 40,42,76,79 JOHNSON, ELGENE 37,62,76,81 JOHNSON, GORDON 7,24,29 JOHNSON, LINDA M. 24,29,58,59,60 JOHNSON, LINDA S. 50,51,58 JOHNSON, PRESIDENT LYNDON B. 9 JOHNSON, MACKIE 47,62 JOHNSON, RONDA 48,58,64,82 JONES, ALLEN 81 JONES, BOBBY 48,61,68 JONES, DONNA 48,60,65,82 JONES, DOUGLAS 25,29,68 JONES, J.C. 37,66 JONES, LINDA 42,59,63,68 JONES, PAUL 25,29,68,76,78 JONES, ROSEMARIE 48,60,64,65,82 KEEN, BERKLEY 42,62 KEEN, LINDA 25,29,58 KEENE, ALBERT 37 KEESEE, CAROLYN 51,65 KEESEE, FRANK 51,67,80 KEESEE, TOMMY 48,66,80,85 KENDRICK, MISS ANN 87 KREGER, LAURA 61 LARMER, CHARLES 42,67 LARMER, GRAHAM 51,66,80 LESTER, JOYCE ANN 43,62,65 LEWIS, KENNY 52 LOUTHIAN, ROBERT 43,80,81 LOVE, MISS ELIZABETH 17 LOVE, RALPH 81 LOWE, DANNY 37,58 LOWE, GILDA 48,62,65 LYLES, BOBBY 43 MABE, LIEU VIA 48,61,64,82 MARTIN, ALLEN 37 MARTIN, CAROLYN 52,63 MARTIN, FRANKIE 43,80 MARTIN, GEORGE (BUSTER) 25,30 MARTIN, GOLDA 52,60,63,64 MARTIN, MRS. GRACE 82 MARTIN, MRS. HURLEY A. 19 MARTIN, JAYNE 46,48,62,63,65 MARTIN, JOHN WAYNE 20,25,26,30,58,59,63,67,68, 76,78,81,84 MARTIN, LEE HOWARD 48,61,65 MARTIN, LINDA A. 52,60,64,86 MARTIN, LINDA L. 43,62,65,86 MARTIN, MARY 43,63 MARTIN, RUSSELL 48 MARTIN, SHIRLEY 48,63 MARTIN, STEVE 32,37,60,62 MARTIN, WILLIAM 37,62,66 MASON, JAMES 52,67,80 MASON, ROBERT 43,60 MAUCK, MR. J. LEONARD 14 MC CLURE, BRENDA 43,64 MC CLURE, DANNY 31,32,37 MC CLURE, GERALD 48 MC CLURE, JANET 65 MC CLURE, JERRY 52,80 MC CLURE, MAX 48 MC CLURE, PHYLLIS A. 38,58,59,63 MC CLURE, PHYLLIS J. 48,65 MC CLURE, ROGER 38,66 MC CLURE, SUE 48,59,62,65,86 MC CLURE, TEDDY 38,68 MC CLURE, TOMMY 7,25,29,31 MC CORMICK, SCOTTIE 38,62 MC CORMICK, SUSAN 43,62,63,86 MC DONALD, MISS ANNETTE 87 MC GHEE, TOMMY 43,62,63,85 MC GLOCKLIN, WILLIAM 52,85 MC GRADY, PATRICIA MC VEY, CLARICE 38 MEADE, JANICE 52,64 MEADE, JO ANN 52 MEADE, JUANITA 48 MELLINGER, MR ARNOLD 17,68,80,83 MEREDITH, KENNETH 25,30,60,62,71 MEREDITH, WANDA 48,58,65 MILLER, DENNIS (DANNY) 52,67,80 MINNICK, JOYCE 52 MIZE, JOYCE 52 MIZE, WANDA 48,65 MURPHY, EARL 52 MURRAY, KAREN 48,62,63 MURRAY, RONALD 22,26,28,30,31,58,62,63,67,68 NEELEY, MR. JOHN D. 14 NEIKIRK, MARGARET 65 NEWMAN, LENORA 43 OLINGER, ROBERT 52,67 OLIVER, MR. BRUCE 31 OSBORNE, BOBBY 48,80 OSBORNE, LINDA 43,58 OSBORNE, MARY 52,60,63 OSBORNE, MILDRED 48,58 OSBORNE, YVONNE 48,65 OWENS, CARTER 48 OWENS, JEANNIE 52,64 OWENS, LINDA 38,58,59 OWENS, NANCY 38,59,68 OWENS, RONALD 48,66 PALMER, DAVID 43,68,80,81,85 PALMER, LINDA 43,64 PALMER, MARY ALICE 52 PARKS, DONNIE 38,59,68,81 PASCHAL, MARY ELLEN 26,30,59,60 PAULEY, LINDA 52,65 PAULEY, ROGER 48,66,85 PEAKE, DARWIN 8,26,30,71 PEAKE, MR, KENNETH 19 PEAKE, LINDA 26,30,60,62 PEAKE, ROGER A. 38 PEAKE, ROGER 43 PEAKE, RONNIE 48 PEAKE, SANDRA 43 PEAKE, TOMMY 52 PEAKE, WILLIAM L. 52,67,85 PEAKE, W. ROGER 107 PENNINGTON, NANCY 52,64 PERDIEU, DONNIE 48 PHIBBS, GARY 43,67 PICKLE, SHARON 48,65 PIERCE, PATSY 48,58,59,64 POE, DEAN 43,80 POE, MAXINE 48,65 POE, RONALD 23,26,30,31,66 PORTER, HAROLD 26,30,60,81 POWERS, BRENDA 44,58 POWERS, CAROL 26,30,59,60 POWERS, MR. ELBERT 19 POWERS, FAYE 44,63 POWERS, J. C. 52 POWERS, JOHN 52,67 POWERS, MARSHALL POWERS, ROGER 48,67,80 POWERS, ROY CLAY 38,66 POWERS, ROY N. 44,67,80 POWERS, VELMA 49 PRATER, PEGGY 44 PRICE, MR. JACK 19 PRICE, JERRY 52,80,85 PRUITT, DONNIE 38,67,76,79,81,83 PRUITT, EDDIE 81 PRUITT, MRS. EVERETTE 19 PRUITT, RETTA 49,64,82 RATLIFF, JACKIE 38 RATLIFF, WAYNE REEDY, ROSE 49,65 REEVES, DOUGLAS 52,68 REEVES, VIRGINIA 40,44,63,71 REID, KATE 49,65 RETHFORD, ROY 52,64 RIFFEY, RUTH 44 RILEY, JAMES 49,66 RILEY, MARGARET 39,58,59,63 RILEY, SUE 27,30,58,59,67 ROARK, GARY 44 ROARK, LINDA 49,58,64,82 ROBERTSON, CYNTHIA 44,62,63 ROBINSON, ERVIN 49,67 ROBINSON, LINDA 52,59 ROBINSON, MRS. MARGARET S. 17,68 ROBINSON, MARY 44,65 ROBINSON, SYLVIA 49,65 ROE, DONNA 50,52,68,86 ROLAND, DARRELL 49 ROLAND, JEAN 44,65 ROLLINS, MRS. PANSY R. 18,62 ROLLINS, TOMMY 60 ROSE, RONNIE 49 ROUSE, DORIS 44,58,64,82 ROUSE, EDWIN 52,67 ROUSE, FREDDIE 44,85 ROUSE, GEORGE 39,60,62 RUPARD, CAROL 44,59,63,64,82 RUSSELL, LARRY 44,80,81,85 RUSSELL, RODNEY 27,30,61,76,78,83,84 SAULS, ANN 39,58,59,63,64,67 SAULS, SHANNON 44,67 SCOTT, ANN 44,64,65 SEXTON, WAYNE 49,66,80 SHAW, SANDRA 44,65 SHEETS, CAROLYN 46,49,59,63,64,65 SHEETS, LAWRENCE 39,62,68,76 SHEETS, PAUL 52,80,85 SHEETS, POLLY 44,65 SHEETS, SANDRA 45 SHEFFEY, MISS CAROLYN 14 SHELTON, CAROLYN 49,65 SHELTON, EDWARD (EDDIE) 39,61,62,66 SHORES, MOELINA 39,63,64 SHUPE, SHIRLEY 52,64 SINGLETON, RANDY 52 SNAVELY, MISS LOUISE 18,67 SNOW, ROY 52,67,80 STAMPER, ANN 49,58,64 STAMPER, CLIFFORD 52,67 STAMPER, DENNIS 52,67 STAMPER, JERRY 49 STAMPER, JOHN 27,30 STAMPER, MACK 52,67 STAMPER, ROGER 45,76 STAMPER, SADIE 49 STANLEY, MR JOE 18,53,58,76 STEWART, DEBORAH 52,64 ST. JOHN, MR. WILLIAM 18,53,67 STUAR T, JIMMY 45,68,81 STURGILL, RANDY 27,30 SULLINS, BETTY 39,59 SULLINS, FRANK 52,67 SULLINS, RHODA 27,30 SULLIVAN, SHIRLEY 61 TAYLOR, EDNA 45 TAYLOR, JAMES A. 27,30 TAYLOR, MARY 49 TAYLOR, SHAWTJIE 49,58,64 TAYLOR, W. JAMES 27,30 TEATERS, DAVID 52,67 TEATERS, EARNEST 28,30 TERRY, BOBBY 49,59 THOMAS, DONALD 21,28,30,66,67,68,71,76,78,79,81 TILSON, BILLY 52,67 TILSON, JAMES 59 TILSON, LINDA 39,65 TRAIL, JANIE 39,59,64,65 TRAIL, ROSE ANN 28,30,59,64,65 TRAIL, SCOTTIE 52,85 TRIBBLE, HELEN 49 TROXELL, CHARLOTTE 28,30 TUCKER, PHYLLIS 45,64,65 TUELL, BARBARA 45,68 TUELL, BETTY JO 39,68 TUELL, NORMA 45,63,68 TUSSING, CAROLYN UMBERGER, MISS KATRINA 14 VIERS, EUGENE 45,62 VON HAGEL, MISS MARGARET 73 W ' ALKER, GENE 49,67 W ' ALTERS, BARBARA 52,64 WALTERS, JIMMY 52 WALTERS, JUNIOR 49,66,80 WARF, BILLY 27,28,30,58,67,76,81,83 WARF, ROGER 49,66 WATERS, BOBBY 61 WATERS, DIXIE 49,62,65,86 WEAVER, RALPH 45 WHEELER, DENNIS 39,60,66,83 W ' HETSEL, RANDY 49,66,80 WHITAKER, CHARLIE 45 WHITAKER, GLADYS 45,63 WHITE, MARY LYNN 45,61,62,63,66,86 WHITLEY, DAVID 49,61 WHITLEY, MRS. DAVID M. 18 WIDENER, DANNY 49,80 WIDENER, DAVID 49 WIDENER, JERRY 28,30,31,60,67,76,78,79 WTDNER, CONNIE 50,52,64,71 WIDNER, REED 45,67 WTLKINSON, JO ANN 45,64 WILKINSON, MARY VIRGINIA 20,25,28,30,58,63,67, 87 WILL, MR. RUSSELL 87 WILLIAMS, JUDY 39,59,64,82,86 WILLIAMS, LUTHER 46,49,62,80,85 WILSON, JIMMY 52 WOLFE, BOBBY 45 WOODS, DELLA 52,65 WYATT, DENNIS 52 WAYTT, DONALD 52 WYATT, JEFF 45,67 WYATT, KELLY 45,67 WYATT, LARRY 45,67 WYMER, MISS BOBBY JEAN 18,59 i I