Churchville High School - Globe Yearbook (Churchville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

K ' 7 ' Am i' 1H1 01031 11 6' 395 A 4, Q? . 1 Q95 xp' Q THE 5,,52' CLASS oF 1951-1952 H1H11 HIGH S CHUREH1lll1,VlRGINIA -w-- -1-th... fe. W f 'fvrwf fm WWC' ii 'l.n.f. w f is-Hsiwcsmfwi W mg' 9 W: ew--K -f -mr 1'-, IlHllliAll0 MRS. MARY ANNA CAMPBELL X X .fq x tint We, the Senior Class of 1952, take great pleasure in dedicating this, the fifth edition of THE GLOBE, to Mrs. Mary Anna Campbell. Although she has been with us only one year, we feel that she has ably assisted us in preparing the annual and also in other activities of the Senior Class. . . . - -'L,4p'iLa-' .. .- fizw . jx' . fi 1 ,f ,, , K7-1L'i Fan! ' ' Xiu. .5 film. lla..-ad., fa- 4 gf .f 1: A HCIIHY gf: X55 is 'SS'-A5 fi , 'fTi U' Q v ig ,M 7 W R ..f-J 1.1 lm HL. L U-f AL SINIIIRS K Ur es . U g Nfl 'lo 1 I lj X f I W 1? ffm nigi i N Kzgxibiji 23,-77, 45.1 J' .,r,i1-,, if 4 X., .V wi 04' A Wt?- xw ,06v'3g, Betty Lou Buzzard Betty Boo HOh1MeH Barbara Sharon Colaw Babs lloh Noll 1 I ff' K iff! fufj i' ' . ' ,MJX A I I W U yi ,l' ' 7f ip Richard Hilton Collins Dick llwhoall Jean Annette Cupp Jeannie liweull Lester Gordon Fink Pete lIYeahll Caroline Virginia Goodman Carolyn Shoot V V, V V ,.r,f f , 1, V qi x , ,Ai w William Robert Guinn Jess Shoot ij: Virginia Lessley Jackson y f- oh -, N. Wallace Ervine Jordan V'-'v Ti. Ervin Y'-Q nHe-yn M X X tk, Elsie Madelene Kelley-:QQ Elsie The Cow - F u n X s Ber--lin A if 5 Q , '- ii -U Betty Lou Kline 1 Betty XX O Shucks , ' Stephan Alexander Lockridge Jr. S. A. 1 don't Know Ginn t it 1 x Virgil Lee Losh Jim Oh Hair Nancy Ann Malcolm Nancy IlDern Itll e,.1 QW ,FR Garland Gayle Miller 'Xi ' Gayle N5 llHuhll X1 5 xX 'iaJoyce Charlene.Moneymaker S4 'X Charlie Ng 4' Xl Heck 'Z 7 Robert Edward Mongold Bobby Oh Heck John Harold Proffitt John Harold llDongtn -lik' Phyllis Jane Shinault Little Dave My Land Joanne Cathenne Smith llDarnlI R X 1 Charles Edward Strickler Diz Q3 Wha-u-saay N Pattie Marlene Thomas Pat X X l swear kg S Helen Ruth William Meanness Oh Phooey President . . .... . . . ...... . Betty Buzzard Vice-President . . . . . . Charlene Moneymaker Secretary ..... ......... . . . Jean Cupp Treasurer . . . . . . Gordon Fink Sl l0R MAY THE FUNNY BRATS SITTING: QL. to RJ Robert'Mongo1d, Barbara Colaw, Jean CUPP, Charles Strickler Caroline Goodman. STANDING: Betty Buzzard, John Proffitt, Ervin Jordan, Charlene Moneymaker Phyllis Shinault, Virgil Losh. ' 1 CAST OF CHARACTERS Barbara Colaw..... ........ Charlene Moneymaker. . . Phyllis Shinault ....... Robert Mongoldl. . . John Proffitt .... Betty Buzzard . . Virgil Losh ....... Jean Cupp.... .... . Caroline Goodman . . . Charles Strickler......... ..... .. ErvinJordan .... .. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Hoffman . .Harriet Gresham . . . . . . Aurora Pike . . . Sylvia Gresham . . . Dick Gresham . . . Torn Gresham . . . Lauralee Lynde . . .Loren Gresham .Gwynette Gadwood ........AuntHettie Whaley McWhorter .Boogerface Boogs . . . . . . Directors MSI Wlll A ll HSIAMI I Village of Churchville County of Augusta State of Virginia Whereas, we theSenior Class of '52, being in good spirits and of sound minds and memories, at the present time, realizing that our stay at our Alma Mater is fast drawing to a close, and realizing we soon lmust tread from these walls of learning, departing from this life of tests, exams, exemptions, flunks, and perpetual turmoil, do make, publish, and declare this, our Last Will and Testament. SECTION I To the faculty, we do will and bequeath our sincere appreciation for their many noble efforts and acts of kindness wnile under their care. To Dr. Shreve, the continued ability to remain neutral in all political discussions. To Colonel Randolph, a large geometry class that is more prompt in handing in notebooks. To Mrs. Teufel, a large, well-equiped lunchroom and sufficient funds to supply everyone with plenty of vitamin C. To Mrs. Campbell, a Senior Class that will agree on at least one subject. To Mr. Elia, a more successful year in athletics. To Mrs. Williar, a large Glee Club that will sing without being coaxed. To Mr. Fullen, the continued amiableness of disppsition which he has shown throughout his teaching career at Churchville. To Miss Hoffman, her greatest desire, some scenery, just any old kind, but some scenery, for the stage. To Miss Hook, the privilege of designing THE GLOBE for many years to come. SECTION II To the Junior Class, we, bequeath our few Senior privileges, which will never get them into trouble if they never use them. To the Sophomores, we bequeath our noble example, to follow, as our knowledge has been unlimited and our wisdom immeasurable. K To the Class of '55, we do bequeath 100 pounds of salt, more or less, in the hope that it may transform their freshness into the w? ' rmgof sophomores. MASS Wlll SECTION III We dispose of our personal belongings as follows: I, Betty Buzzard, do will my Cook to Mildred Sandy or to any other eligible Junior. I, Barbara Colaw, do will and bequeath my high soprano voice to Page Southard and Ruby Botkin with the request that they continue to use it. I, Dick Collins, do will my effervescence to Ronald Hevener. I, Jean Cupp, do will my love for Dick, Tom and Harry to Mary, Jane and Sue. I, Gordon Fink, do' will my quiet manner to Eugenia Mongold and Inez Back. I, Caroline Goodman, do will my love for my instructbrs to Patsy Moyers and Shirley Sheffer. I, Robert Guin, do will my prophetic gift to Howard Eckard. 1, Virginia Jackson, do will my recently acquired title to Eunice Graham and Carolyn Armstrong. I, Ervin Jordan, do will my success as an actor to Donald Byrd. I, Elsie Kelly, do will my vivacious personality and my privilege of giggling at any time, any place, and under whatsoever circumstances I see fit to Doris Siron. I, Betty Kline, do will my red hair to Mary Ellen Bright. I, Stephen Lockridge, do will my dislike for girls to Dickie East. I, Virgil Losh, do will my idol to Leland Bussard and Curtis Wimer. I, Gayle Miller, do will my interest in Early Dawn Creamery Waynesboro, to Odell Huffer. I, Nancy Malcom, do will my curly hair to Ramona Burgandine. I, Charlene Moneymaker, do will my Democratic convictions to Jimmy Taliaferro and Tommy Griffin. I, Robert Mongold, do will my ability to be tardy every morning to Paul Botkin and Virgil Armstrong. I, John Profitt, do will my good looks to anyone who needs them. I, Joanne Smith, do leave my blond hair to Red Gum. I, Phyllis Shinault, do will my love for the East to Ruby Jean Altizer. I, Charles Strickler, do will basketball suit number 8 and plenty of luck to go with it to Lacy Hevener. I, Pattie Thomas, do will my serenity to Shirley I-Iuffer. I, Helen Williams, do will my smiles to Josephine Lange. Class of 1952 QSealj Signed, sealed and published by the class of 1952, on this in the presence of us who, at its request and in its presence and in the presence of each other, have suscribed ODI' 113.11185 8.5 WIUIQSSSS theI'8f0. WITNESSES: Mrs. Iris S. Price Mrs. Minnie B. Horn 'Jean Annette Cupp IIIASS PIHIPIIHIY February 29, 1962 Dear John, Ihave been back on a visit to Churchville. As I was passing through the village Inoticed the barber shop still there. Needing a trim I sauntered in. Guess who the barber is. Bob Mongold, himself, and with as great a nose for news as ever. As he cut we talked and as he had no more immediate customers our chat became a lengthy one. I-lere's some of the news I received of our graduating class of '52, Jean Cupp finished college and has been teaching. She still would prefer life as a housewife. Charles Strickler, Qyou remember Diz y is now general manager of Dupont, and Gayle Miller is his assistant and really has a brilliant future. Two of the girls, Joanne Smith and Nancy Malcom became nurses. They must have become doggone good ones as they are at Mayo Clinic and are competitors for the position of head nurse. I understand Elsie Kelley has gone places in the entertainment world. She has her own T. V. show. Betty Kline is her secretary and Man-Friday. Really Keeps Elsie's business matters very efficiently. Oh, and I almost forgot, Gordon Fink is on this show, quite a commedian. He is to be married soon to an attractive model. We know her as Helen Williams. Virginia Jackson is the proud mother of two sons, but wait until you hear thisg Mrs. Jared Collins fPhyllis Shinault has sixj. Barbara tColawj Martz is another contented housewife and mother. She has three children, twin boys and a girl. S. A. Lockridge is now Dean of Washington and Lee University and Caroline Goodman is the Dean of Mary Baldwin. I understand S. A. has developed quite an appreciation for good music, particularly when Caroline plays for him. Virgil Losh and Ervin Jordan have a plush bowling alley-pool hall combination in Richmond and are really dragging in the chips. Mrs. Alfred Graham QPattie Thomasl is now keeping books for the Mower Co- mpany Inc. Charlene Moneymaker is settled down living quietly in Churchville. Bob told me she married some local boy but I can't seem to remember who. Two others of our classmate have gone far afield. Betty Lou Buzzard is the Secretary to the President of Standard Oil of New Jersey. Dick Collins is playing pro basketball. I saw him in action the other night in a game televised from the Garden. I am still holding down my job with Soil Conservation in Washington. I surely am glad to hear you and Audrey are doing so well. I understand you have a fine thing in your car agency and garage. Let me hear from you sometime. Sincerely, Robert Guinn ......1...l..+.1GL., , ,M Sl lllll MASS HISHIIIY The class of '52 entered its freshman year in 1948 with Miss Jean Gilbert as sponsor. Our class of 39 pupils participated in such sports as basketball and base- ball. During our freshman year we went to Rollerland on a skating party which started our high school fun. Our officers that year were: President, Jean Cuppg Vice-President, S, A. Lockridgeg Secretary Gt Treasurer, Caroline Goodman. Our S. C. A. Executive Representatives were Gayle Miller and Jean Cupp, Honor Court Representatives Charlene Moneymaker and Richard Collins. During the year Miss Alice Liggett resigned as secretary and Miss Gilbert took over the job giving Miss Elizabeth N. Calhoun, a former railroad stewardess of Waynesboro the position of freshman teacher. In the spring of 1949 Betty Buzzard entered the Virginia Literary League Prose Reading Contest and Caroline Goodman entered the spelling contest sponsored by the Waynesboro News-Virginian. Vernia Peters won the District public speaking contest, Subject: The contribution of Five Outstanding Negroes to American Culture . We lost seven members of our class as we passed on to our sophomore year. There we found Miss Edythe Richcreek as our home room teacher. Our class officers for that year were: President, S. A. Lockridgep Vice-President, Richard Collinsg Secretary, Robert Mongold, Treasurer, Phyllis Shinaultg Circulation Manager for THE GLOBE, Ruth Armstrong, and Historian, Betty Buzzard. The S. C. A. Represen- tatives were Betty Buzzard and S. A. Lockridge, the Honor Court Representatives were Charlene Moneymaker and Richard Collins. In the sophomore year we chose our colors, motto, and flower. The motto He conquers, who conquers himself , our flower Lily of the Va1ley and colors green and white . We started the Junior year with twenty-five members. Our officers were: Pre- sident, S. A. Lockridgeg Vice-President, Charlene Moneymakerg Secretary, Betty Buzzardg Treasurer, Caroline Goodman, S. C.A. Representatives, S. A. Lockridge and Charlene Moneymaker and Honor Court Representatives Caroline Goodman and Gordon Fink. On March 16 we gave our Junior Play entitled, Betty, the Girl O' My Heart with Betty Buzzard Playing the leading role. We entertained the class of '51 with a wiener roast at Gypsy Hill Park. We ordered our school rings and received them on January 3, 1950. With time passing swiftly we became Seniors and found Mrs. Campbell as our class sponsor. Our officers for this year were: President, Betty Buzzardg Vice-President, Charlene Moneymakerg Secretary, Jean Cuppg Treasurer, Gordon Fink. Our S. C. A. Representatives Betty Buzzard and Gayle Miller and Honor Court Representatives Caroline Goodman and Gordon Fink. We presented our unforgettable Senior Play on November 16, '51 entitled The Funny Brats with Barbara Colaw and Bobby Mongold as the Funny Brats. We had a leap year party on Friday February 29 and we had a wonderful time. Historian, Nancy Malcom m. v a . witty 5 qu , g . xx , ?,..i is A Y ' W , -.Era-2 Vim fl 'Q gm as 52, ef -,, if Q' Tx? 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Jll IIIIIS Virgil Armstrong Ruby Jean Altizer Carolyn Armstrong I Paul Botkin l Ruby Botxin Donald Byrd it Mary Ellen Bright Ramona Burgandine Eunice Graham Thomas Griffin Lacy Hevener Ronald Hevener wif wi' ww yLf419f'j ' +h warh- 'S JCE QQWK WWQWWM 'Nw fwfr President . . . . . . . . . Carolyn Annslrung Vice-President. . . . . . James Taliaferro Secretary ..... . . . Ramona Burgandine Treasurer. . . .... . . Shirley Sheffer Odell Huf Shirley H Josephine Mildred I Shirley S Doris Sil Page Soi James T Curtis Vl Jll lllll IIIASS HISHIIIY In September of 1949, we, the Class of 1953 enrolled in Churchville High School. Early in the fall under the guidance of Mr. Jack G. Miller, our home-room teacher, we elected the following class officers: President, Ronald Hevener: Vice-President, Ruby Jean Altizer, Secretary and Historian, James Taliaferrog and Treasurer, Richard East. Our S. C. A. representatives were Julie Bruening and Ronald Hevener and the Honor Court representatives were Ruby Jean Altizer and Lacy Hevener. With Miss Edythe Richcreek, our English teacher, as director, several in our class presented a play in the district drama festival and were rated third. We entered the sophomore class with Miss Edythe Richcreek as our home-room teacher. The following class officers were elected: President, Ronald Hevener, Vice-President, James Taliaferrog Secretary, Richard East, and Treasurer, Romona Burgandine. Carolyn Armstrong and Ronald Hevener were the S. C. A. representatives and the representatives to the Honor Court were Carolyn Armstrong and Lacy Hevener. Last year, with Romona Burgandine as queen and James Taliaferro as king, we won the King and Queen Contest at Halloween. In the spring, we had a class picnic at Gypsy Hill Park. This year Miss -Joyce Hoffman is our home-room teacher. Our class officers are: President, Carolyn Armstrong, Vice-President, James Taliaferrog Sec- retary, Romona Burgandineg Treasurer, Shirley Shefferg and Historian, Ruby Jean Altizer. Eunice Graham and Lacy Hevener are our Honor Court representatives and Car- olyn Armstrong and Ronald Hevener are the representatives to the S. C. A, We are very proud of the fact that the president of the S. C. A. , Richard East, and the judge of the Honor Court, Ronald Hevener, are members of the junior class. Again this year two members of our class were crowned king and queen at the Halloweenparty. They were Eunice Graham and Lacy Hevener. Another event which we enjoyedwas awiener roast held in December. In April we presented a three-act play, Toby Helps Out. E ' Class Historian Ruby Jean Altizer ,X 5 1 2' H, SUPHIIMG Inez Back Billy Fink fx' Sarah Goodman Bc, x '03 Shirley Graham Vera Graham Lynn Griffin Juanita Hanger AMW Edna Hartman Joe Hevener Angeline Kincaid Charlotte Lamb Doris McLain ,va f ,. Eugenia Mongold Patsy Moyers John Nichols Virgie Sandy Joyce Siple Rebecca Smith Nancy Talley Lorraine Terry Delores Viel Shirley Wagner President. . . .... . . Vice'President . . . . . Secretary ...... . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . . Delores Viel . Vera Graham . Patsy Moyers Shirley Wagner . . -Sarah Goodman 2' f f ff 11.1 SOPHllMllRl MASS HISHIRY The Class of 1954 began its Freshman year in the fall of 1950, under the guidance of Mr. Jack G. Miller. We began the year with forty-three members, some of whom later dropped out. We elected the following officers to lead us during the year: Billy Rink, President, Pats Moyers, Vice-President, Sarah Goodman, Secretary, and Shirley Wagner, Treas rer. S. C. A. executive representatives from our class were Billy Fink and Vera Graham. Delores Viel and Joe Cox represented us on the school Honor Court. We presented an assembly program for the high school in the spring. Ten of our girls, dressed in crepe paper costumes, entertained us by playing a number of popular and classical numbers on instruments made from kitchen utensils. This group, under the direction of Mrs. Karl C. Tuefel, formed the successful F. H. A. Kitchen Band. k M We entered our Sophomore year with twenty-seven members and had Colonel Thomas J. Randolph as class sponsor. Officers who were elected were: Delores Viel, President, Vera Graham, Vice-President, Patsy Moyers, Secretary, Shirley Wagner, Treasurer, Sarah Goodman, Reporter and Historian. Delores Viel and Bobby Lessley represented us on the Student Council and Shirley Wagner and Billy Fink served as Honor Court Representatives. The Sophomore Class and guests enjoyed a class party which was held in the fall at the school. . Sophomore girls made a nice showing in the basketball activities of the school this year. Eugenia Mongold was on the first team while other girls were on the second team. Patsy Moyers and Juanita Hanger were two of the school's cheerleaders. The motto which we have chosen for our class is, To have a friend is to be one. Our class colors are red and white and our class flower is the red rose. We, of the Sophomore Class look forward to receiving diplomas in 1954 and hope to be successful in our own vocations after graduation. Historian Sarah Goodman WW. 'mmf igfedllhlall :ig R . t v 5' 1 2 My . Www sv-1 m-Nana wie ,W Wx :hu an-wt 'Q emu., tv- 'Flu JOM 526' 'Tv l5 f 'u2f 'Qi' MW-5-an- W W-,Q afwia wiv vu 1 Joe Cox Dawn Fullen Ralph Hamilton Rosalie Kesner Vickie Peyton Pauline Shifflet A tl., was 'aiu' ya Q J K 'NO' rf'- .J fi' R MR QQ . A 4w W W' X My e M17 W- I ,I rw an f pail, Y ik W , 'Q A A Ny Peggy Collins Ida Bussard W Durrell Bussard Mary Frances Beck Lula Armstrong Estella Fink Norma Lee Eagle Maudie DeVore Frances Curry Berdine Cupp Edith Hamilton Herbert Griffin Roy Graham Virginia Gilmer Dorothy Gilmer Jane Jordan Jimmey Jones Jerry Horn Mary K. Hevener Sue Hartman Rita Rae Mullenax Audrey McLain Patricia Shinaberrx ,umm sham., Bobby MCGavock Dnacrv Coal Harry Malcom A HAMA.. T1V.J,.,r Boyd Losh n.1:n. nefug, , Nancy Southard Harry Vaught Dale Wagner ml! ' 2 A M f Mfg.. M N, T A 1 ft! IZWI ' T' Aff! 'J 191511 .-' ugh! W feb J M ' -4 , 522' fx--j 1 ,, Wfffi IW 'f MJ! Lf! ,fl-J, I n w 1 .V ff! 7 ,, I WN L, U I f,!illI.j 'J 4 5' Peggy Siron Claudine Southard OFFICERS Nancy Wilfong Eunice Williams President .......... ...... J immy Jones Vice-President ....... .... B obby McGavock Secretary-Treasurer . . . ..... Roy Graham HHSHMA MASS HISHIRY At the beginning of the new school term there were fifty-five members of the freshman class. The class was divided into two sections. Mr. Louis Elia took one section and Mrs. Kathleen Williar the other. We have lost two boys and one girl since the first of the year. The class had many promising basketball prospects and much is expected from those in their future years at Churchville High School. Twenty-seven members of the class joined the Glee Club. The class was in charge of the assembly program once with Lula Armstrong, Rita Rae Mullenax, Peggy Siron, and Mary K. Hevener taking parts. The class motto is: A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. The colors are blue and white. We were planning to have a school newspaper but it was decided to leave this project until next year. Our class sponsors are Mr. Elia and Mrs. Williar. Roy Graham Norma Eagle, Class Historians -ll A Ulm QL ' 2 LIU4' ji X xN X HIMINIARY U .x 1 J 1 g il I x'1 nb 1' 8 Ex? f5 fl QQ x? if X Xf X ma 'X f ff: ga X IU f X A it I. , ' sf 'Sn -'f el 4 qgsgli X M. 555.9 'NR Q1 Q! X . SIVI IH GRAIN FIRST ROW: QL. to RJ Allen Lambert, Joe Taliaferro, Loretta Dame, Wilda Shover, Shirley Vaught, Marcia Horn, Sandra Hull, Helen Ritchie, Glenna Buzzard, Russell Armstrong. SECOND ROW: I..acyShifflett, Frankie Houff, Charles Vaught, Charles Viel, MaryGilmer, Myrtle Wimer, Carolyn Jordan, Carolyn Hodge, Joe Ailer. THIRD ROW: Clinton Shilling, Pete LOV9gI'OV9, Franklin Jackson, Miss Hook. ABSENT: Joan Fitzgerald, Donnie Proffitt. SIXIH GRAIN FIRST ROW: QL. to R. Q Charles Lamb, Dorothy Andrews, Eleanor Horn, Evelyn Powers, Mary Belle Lambert, Anne Siron, Patsy Buzzard, Deann Jackson, Carl Lambert, Fred Gilmer, Joe Cook, Paul Hartman. SECOND ROW: Wayne Smith, Elizabeth Strickler, Nancy Moneymaker, Rosalie Botkin, Rebecca Houseman, Ruth Rexrode, Judy Bruoning, Kelly McGavock, Ray Strickler, Donnie Price, Baxter Bailey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Shreve, HaroldSandy, Mary Elizabeth Benson, Okie Wimer, Betty Snyder, Betty Sipe, Helen Faught, Donnie Hevener, John William Griffin, Lester Richmond, David Flesher, Robert Simmons. ABSENT: Bradley Blanton, Boyd Sandy, Charles Smith, Ann Sutton. HHH BRAIN FIRST ROW: QL. to R.jLucy M. Kincaid, Katherine Craun, Nancy Lightner, Charlotte Strickler, HelenS. Shuey, Mary A. Sipe, Frances Argenbright, Mildred Armstrong, Virgie Losh, Louella Armstrong, NancySimmons, Ruby Hodge. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Runnels, JohnGoodman, Wilbur Lambert, Keith Karicofe, J. B. Flesher, Dennis Andrews, Forrest Harris, William Kesner, NormanHarris, Lois Shull, Ellen Hevener, Charlotte Altizer.. THIRD ROW: James Lee Griffin, Eugene Horn, Glenn Altizer, William Thompson, Marvin Harris, William Altizer, Joe Siron, Douglas VanLear, Donnie Moyers, LeroyStrickler, Rodney McCray, Charles Kerby. ABSENT: Tommy Ashby, Lola Adkins, Sandra Gum, Katherine Brock, Frances Argenbright, Margeurite Terry, Glenn Talley, Franklin Cale, Leo Crummet, Byron Moats. HIIIINH GRAIN FIRST ROW: QL. to R. 1 Fayth Armstrong, Nancy Fullen, Wanda Clifton, Charles Pitsenbarger, Billy Armstrong, Ronald Daugherty, Gerald Stroop, Joyce Harris, Mary Hodge, Nancy Cook. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Foster, JudyAshby, JudithKerby, PennyKaricofe, Muriel Jackson, Sylvia Morris, Billy Ralston, Freddie Botkin, Craig Snyder, Glenda Botkin, Bettie Jordan, Nancy Lamb. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Southard, Edna Price, Brenda Richmond, Martha Houseman, Forest Smith, Joe Griffin, Raymond Botkin, Billy Siron, Jerry Armstrong, Delmar Benson. ABSENT: Jimmy Blanton, George Graham, Johnny Trimble. IHIRII BRAIN FIRST ROW: QL. to R.lPhy1lis Sandy, Betty Collins, Frankie Flesher, Virgil Lessley, Warren Paxton, Wesley Losh, Irene McCray, Connie Clifton, Ruth Stroop, Dale Varner, Charleen Griffin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Campbell, HaroldClifton, J. C. McGann, Boyd Talley, JimmyArgenbright, JohnSipe, Nellie Harris, Lucille Thompson, Linda Jackson, Jackie Daffin, Opal Griffin, Patricia Viel, ShirleySimmons. THIRD ROW: RichardM0yer, Don McGavock, Charles Sheffer, Charles Hupman, Bobby Campbell, William Moyer, James Carroll, Madeline Benson, Isabelle Altizer, ElwoodPuffenberger, RobertStrickler, Daniel Kelley. ABSENT: Carol Sheffer, Virginia Cale. SIU! II BRAIN ,.,---- FIRST ROW: QL. to RJ Jimmy Horn, Clyde Baker, Phyllis Kelly, Johnny Ralston, Paul Bird, Patricia Shifflett, Dennis Sellers, Patricia Buote, Wilson Terry, Donald Terry, James Knisley, Louis Armstrong. SECONDROW: Charles Knisley, TommyAiler, Charles Price, James Arm- strong, Alan Acord, Melba Hawkins, Nancy Vaught, Lida Kirby, Donna McManamay, Frances Armstrong, Suzanne Baylor, Jenny Bruening, Jerry Elkins. THIRD ROW: Wallace Ailer, Wayne Gilmer, Laurence Wilfpng, Bobby Driver, Ray Varner, Grace Swearengin, Joe Armstrong, Wilma Richmond, Betty Simmons, Peter McCray, Harry Harris, Mrs. Iris Price. ABSENT: Danny Shilling, Walter Richmond, Martha Adkins. HRSI BRAIII FIRST ROW: QL. to RJ Paul Simmons, Leona Francis Price, Johnnie Grace Hevener, Wayne Strickler, Parker Vaught, Wanda Hartman, Dale Hodge, Lawrence Price, Patsy Jordan, Paul Hupman, Rodger Harris, JimmyStaunton. SECOND ROW: Everett Argenbright, Jerry Gilmer, Elaine Michael, Lessie Talley, Markie Andrew, Betty Armstrong, Lucy Crummitt, Rieta Ann Taliaferro, PeggySheffer, JohnHaroldI-Ialterrnan, Joanne Jordan, Eugene Smith, Peggy Althizer THIRD ROW: Ivy Kincaid, John Knight, Mary Katherine Terry, John Kincaid, Sharon Bodkin, Inez Snyder, Edith Kelley, Mary Ann Althizer, Roberta Gum, Billy Sipe, Donald Crummitt. ABSENT: Allen Adkins, Mary Graham. ff! XJ' X lf!!! HDIVDR E D UR T Q X fl? llllllll SMH FIRST ROW: QL. to R.j Betty Buzzard, Joanne Smith, Phyllis Shinault John Proffitt Jean Cupp, Barbara Colaw, Caroline Goodman. SECOND ROW: Gayle Miller Elsie Kelley Pattie Thomas, Richard Collins, Charlene Moneyrnaker, S. A. Lockridge. Editor-in-chief .... . . .Caroline Goodman Assistant Editor ......... . . . S. A. Lockridge Literary Editor ................ Betty Buzzard Assistant Literary Editor ...... Helen Williams Photography Editor ...... Charlene Moneymaker Business Manager ................. .Jean Cupp Circulation Manager ........... Pattie Thomas Assistant Circulation Manager .... Gayle Miller Advertising Manager ........... Vernia Peters Assistant Advertising Manager. .. John Proffitt Girls' Sports Editor ........... Boys' Sports Editor .... . . . Hall of Fame Editor .... . . . Art Editor ......... Assistant Art Editor . . . . . . .Elsie Kelley Richard Collins Phyllis Shinault .Barbara Colaw . . Joanne Smith lllll lllllli FIRST ROW: QL. to RJ Rosalie Kesner, Mary Katherine Hevener, Rita Rae Mullenax, Mary Frances Beck, Audry Price, Frances Curry. SECOND ROW: Juanita Hanger, Shirley Sheffer, Patsy Moyers, Robert Mongold, Barbara Colaw, Charlene Moneymaker, Caroline Goodman, Dawn Fullen, Maudie DeVore, Estella Fink. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Williar, Inez Back, Shirley Graham, Jean Cupp, Betty Buzzard, Joanne Smith, Lula Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Pauline Shifflett, Nancy Southard, PageSouthard, Ruby Altizer, Nancy Malcom, Shirley Wagner. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Armstrong, Ruby Botkin, Doris Siron, Claudine Southard, Virginia Jackson, Peggy Collins, Eugenia Mongold, Sarah Goodman, Nancy Talley, Peggy Seal. SIXTH ROW: JerryHorn, Jimmy Jones, Ralph Hamilton, Harry Vaught, Paul Botkin. SEVENTH ROW: Roy Graham, Gordon Fink, Robert McGavock. EIGHTH ROW: Richard Collins, John Proffitt, Gayle Miller, Virgil Losh, Vickie Peyton. OFFICERS President ............ ....... B arbara Colaw Vice-President .............. Robert Mongold Secretary St Treasurer: . Charlene Moneymaker Reporter SL Accompanist .... Caroline Goodman Director . . .................. . . . Mrs.' Williar .2 w 'g,,:f5'Q: 1, iii? 'gl x rk 5' A ' Q'-Ei ,5 was ' 'fi PM its Nxt. Y S SE.. FIRST ROW: QL. to R.JRichard East, Barbara Colaw, Rornona Burgandine Carolyn Armstrong Betty Buzzard, Richard Collins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fullen, Ronald Hevener Jimmy Jones Robert Lessley, Gayle Miller, Delores Viel, Pauline Shifflett. OFFICERS President ......... ,..... R ichard East Vice-President .... ..... B arbara Colaw Secretary ..... . . . Rornona Burgandine Treasurer .... . . . Carolyn Armstrong Treasurer .... ...... B etty Buzzard Sentinel .... ..... R ichard Collins Advisor .... Mr. W. A. Fullen -qw.-----1--,Q OFFICERS President ....... ......... J ean Vice-President . . . ..... Shirley etary ...... . . . Romona Treasurer . . . ...... Shirley Pianist........................Vera Leader Barbara FIRST ROW: QL. to R.j Eunice Graham, Angeline Kincaid, Vera Graham, Shirley Graham, Jean Cupp, Romona Burgandirre, Shirley Wagner, Barbara Colaw. SECOND ROW: Delores Viel, Inez Back, Ruby Jean Altizer, Lorraine Terry, Josephine Lange, Mary Ellen Bright, JuanitaHanger. THIRD ROW: Doris Lee Siron, Rebecca Smith, Charlene Moneymaker, Joyce Siple, Virgie Sandy, Eugenia Mongold. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Malcom, Joanne Smith, Patsy Moyers, Betty Buzzard, Nancy Talley, Doris McLain. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Teufel, Charlotte Lamb, Elsie Kelley, Pattie Thomas, Betty'Kline, Shirley Slieflcr. SIXTH ROW: Janet Shank, Rosalie Kesner, Dawn Fullen, Shirley Graham, Phyllis Shinault, Estella Fink, Maudie DeVore. SEVENTH ROW: CarolynArmstrong, Mary Katherine Hevener, Rita Mullenax, Patricia Shina- berry, Edith Hamilton. EIGHTH ROW: Pauline Shifflett, Norma Eagle, Ida Bussard, Frances Curry, Audry Price, Eunice Williams, Nancy Wilfong. NINTH ROW: Page Southard, Lula Armstrong, Sue Hartman, Bessie Hedrick, Claudine Southard, TENTH ROW: Ruby Botkin, Nancy Southard, Dorothy Gilmer, Mrs. Teutel, Virginia Gilmer, Peggy Collins, Peggy Seal, GRADE Blll lllllll FIRST ROW: QL. to R. j Nancy Moneyrnaker, Dorothy Andrews, Eleanor Horn, Evelyn Powers, Mary Bell Lambert, Ann Siron, Patsy Buzzard, Deanne Jackson, Shirley Vaught, Marcia Horn Sandra Hull, Glenna Buzzard. SECOND ROW: Loretta Dame, Elizabeth Strickler, Mary Elizabeth Benson, Rosalie Botkin, Rebecca Houseman, Ruth Rexrode, Judy Bruening, Albert McGavock, Donnie Price Baxter Bailey, Paul Hartman. THIRD ROW: Wayne Smith, Oakie Wimer, Bettie Sipe, Helen Faugnt, JohnGriffin. FOURTH ROW: Charles Lamb, Harold Sandy, Mary Gilmer, Wi1daShover, Myrtle Wimer, Carolyn Jordan, Carolyn Hodge, Helen R1tch1e. DIRECTOR fnot picturedy Mrs. Williar. -.--1-1--g.' N-uf OFFICERS President ....... ........ J ean Vice President Shirley etary ..... . . Romona Treasurer . . . ..... Shirley Pianist ....... ..... V era Song Leader Barbara FIRST ROW: QL. to RJ Eunice Graham, Angeline Kincaid, Vera Graham, Shirley Graham, Jean Cupp, Romona Burgandine, Shirley Wagner, Barbara Colaw. SECOND ROW: Delores Viel, Inez Back, Ruby Jean Altizer, Lorraine Terry, Josephine Lange, Mary Ellen Bright, JuanitaHanger. THIRD ROW: Doris Lee Siron, Rebecca Smith, Charlene Moneymaker, Joyce Siple, Virgie Sandy, Eugenia Mongold. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Malcom, Joanne Smith, Patsy Moyers, Betty Buzzard, Nancy Talley, Doris McLain. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Teufel, Charlotte Lamb, Elsie Kelley, Pattie Thomas, Betty'Kline, Shirley Sheffer. SIXTH ROW: Janet Shank, Rosalie Kesner, Dawn Fullen, Shirley Graham, Phyllis Shinault, Estella Fink, Maudie DeVore. SEVENTH ROW: CarolynArmstrong, Mary Katherine Hevener, Rita Mullenax, Patricia Shina- berry, Edith Hamilton. EIGHTH ROW: Pauline Shifflett, Norma Eagle, Ida Bussard, Frances Curry, Audry Price, Eunice Williams, Nancy Wilfong. NINTH ROW: Page Southard, Lula Armstrong, Sue Hartman, Bessie Hedrick, Claudine Southard. TENTH ROW: Ruby Botkin, Nancy Southard, Dorothy Gilmer, Mrs. Teufel, Virginia Gilmer, Peggy Collins, Peggy Seal. GRAIN lilll lllllll FIRST ROW: QL. to R. lNancy Moneymaker, Dorothy Andrews, Eleanor Horn, Evelyn Powers, B ll Lambert Ann Siron Patsy Buzzard Deanne Jackson Shirley Vaught, Marcia Horn Mary 9 , , , , Sandra Hull, Glenna Buzzard. SECOND ROW: Loretta Dame, Elizabeth Strickler, Mary Elizabeth Benson, Rosalie Botkin, Rebecca Housernan, Ruth Rexrode, Judy Bruening, Albert McGavock, Donnie Price Baxter Bailey, Paul Hartman. THIRD ROW: Wayne Smith, Oakie Wimer, Bettie Si e, Helen Eaugnt, JohnGriffin. FOURTH ROW: Charles Lamb, Harold Sandy, Mary Gilmer, P Wilda Shover, Myrtle Wimer, Carolyn Jordan, Carolyn Hodge, Helen Ritchie. DIRECTOR Qnot picturedj Mrs. Williar. 4-H lllllli FIRST ROW: , Joe Siron, William Kesner, EugeneHorn, William Thompson, William Altizer JoeAiler. SECOND ROW: Lois Shull, Charlotte Strickler, Helen Sue Shuey, Nancy Lightner, Sandra Gum, Marcia Horn, Carolyn Jordan, Loretta Dame. THIRD ROW: Carl Lambert, Russell Armstrong, Wilda Shover, Rosalie Botkin, Mary Elizabeth Benson, Helen Ritchie, CharlotteAltizer, BettieSnyder, Sandra Hull, Albert MCGavock. J. B, Flesher, Wayne Smith, Charles Lamb, Harold Sandy, David Flesher, Charles Vaught, Pete Lovegrove, Franklin Jackson, Donnie Moyers, Marvin H , Donnie Hevener DorothyAndrews, Ruby Hodge, Louella Armstrong, QL. to R.j Dennis Andrews, Norman Harris, Forrest Harris Douglas VanLear Ellen Hevener Shirley Vaught Allen Lambert Carolyn Hodge FOURTH ROW Ray Strickler arris. 1 I ,sn P FQ 'ks nf? vx , W 4 1 , 4 ' 3 bg' X! .A ffx , fi V -4 QE. i 1 'f'zs,,'Ls-13? 7' E, , K TA WVR, , 25?-V? Af' 1' .f iiff ff lx 'XIV ,! U if f ' N, f Z, , ,f J A N ,X J A J 50ADf f S' 5, 7 31 f K ff Z Jf!!! if J W 5' Q if 5'4 J -4 Alumnus GIIHS' BASKHBAH h Helen Williams, Shirley Huffer, FIRST ROW: QL. to R. j Romona Burgandine, Shirley Gra am, Eugenia Mongold. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Kesner Qmanagerj, Delores Viel, Inez Back, Pattie Thomas, Elsie Kelley, Sarah Goodman, Patricia Shinaberry. THIRD ROW: Mr. Elia fcoachy, Peggy Seal, Dawn Fullen, Eunice Williams, Charlene Moneymaker, Rita Rae Mullenax, Frances ' Hevener, Miss Hoffman lcoachl. Curry , Mary Katherine ,qv--N CHEERLEADERS ABSENT: Patsy Moyers Barbara Colaw, Shirley Sheffer, Juanita Hanger. W' Ji' ,, Churcnville Churchville Churchville C hurchville Churchville Churchville Churchville Churchville Churchville Churchville Churchville Ei .Y ww North River Weyers Cave V. S.. D. Craigsville Spottswood Wilson Weyers Cave Craigsville Wilson Mt. Sidney Spottswood YW A' BUYS' BASKHBAll FIRST ROW: QL. to R. Q Odell Huffer, Richard Collins, Charles Strickler. SECOND ROW: Rober t Mongold, Gayle Miller, John Proffitt, Curtis Wimer, Joe Cox. THIRD ROW: Jerry Horn, Gordon Fink, Robert McGavock, Dale Wagner, RonaldHevener, Harry Malcom, Mr. Elia Qcoachj. a wi The 1951-52 basketball season for the boys at Churchville High School was a success. Mr. Elia, the coach, did a fine job with the team. It finished the season with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses in the District, the team went to the District N. Tournament at Wilson Memorial as a result of ranking third. However, they lost the first game of the Tournament. SCORES C. H. S. 21 North River 22 C. H. S, 31 Weyers Cave 42 C. H. S. 49 V. S. D. 44 C. H. S. 45 Craigsville 31 C. H, S, 44 Spottswood 30 C. H. S. 34 Wilson 28 C.H. S. 39 Mr. Sidney 34 C. H. S. 51 S. M. A. 52 C.H. S. 31 S. M. A. 35 C. H. S. 30 North River 24 C. H. S. 50 Mt. Sidney 58 C. H. S. 45 Craigsville 34 C. H. S, 52 Spottswood 49 C. H. S. 39 Wilson 35 C. H. S. 20 V. S. D. 22 C. H. S. 36 Weyers Cave 42 C. H. S. 27 Weyers Cave 63 S i 4 I I 1 ! 5 1 i i px.wn 5- wa W T5 W ' i , ,I Ei E?lQ- 2 x .. ggi' if X ffl 035 .Yo N AUVIRIISIMINIS R Q! x , N 2 1 .rn g l Q Eu f ' .3 .A , QA 1 . X x M, K ig 45 Doll r for Dollar You Can t Beat a Pontxac CURBETT PUNTIAC L1v sto k A ct o E ry Fr day Orders 81 Direct Buyers for All Kinds livestock Staunton Union Stock Yards, Inc. lrh Mi va y X 5 'Q , ' ,JRE 5 X 1 I jf Fai ' Q67 vp W AHVIRIISIMINIS In if X - , w ff x ll, ,A .ru if . EYH7 .3 . i , X94 I , x M X X , - - f--.--gr I X xx ig ..4K5 Dollar for Dollar, You Can t Beat a Pontxac 23 S New Str et Staunton Vxrgxnxa Livesto k Auction Every Friday Orders 81 Direct Buyers for All Kinds livestock Staunton Union Stock Yards, Inc. New Hope Road Staunton, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Staunton Creamery Inc. STAUNT ON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF IHI UUIIIK HVIIIK SERVICE Central Skating Arena and Lunch Room-Soda Bar Char-ter Bus Service Pure Service Station Dial 5-3560 Staunton, Virginia Compliments Of Staunton Paint and Wall Paper Company Staunton, Vu. 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