Churchville High School - Globe Yearbook (Churchville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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'QI' ' ' l,lL T'ff f,f5 Ji' 1-Z,-,-. --u W , M 1.w,l. 11. +4 A - .ini M A' ' : ' 5-jj' ,Ali 1 ' T, , '1 , - ' fx. .Y Sfareufard We treasure the memories of our school life and real- ize that they will become even more priceless to us through the years. Perhaps through the pages of this volume of The Globe , we can portray to others and keep for ourselves' some of our cherished memo ' ear ut simply as apicture of s happy y ries. We present it, not as a great literary product. b in Churchville High School. U o I , ' 0 . f V o ' 'K J' , 7 N, E 1: Q ,WJ 11' , Y' ff' .' ,5 l .rw ,f-f nv '42 v-v lfontcutsg FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 1 tgirl ' J .1 mn' ' M A X 'fr 'x 32' RW L fiwivw ww ,H 'L 'A , 1 :W ' i A ' ' . , V .. '34, , Ji' ,-4 , 4952 5.2291 .4 ,.. ii . . A ,,'1','-N f s ,gum ,fl Lf ,Alma Mater Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, And the friendships here we've knowng We have worked and played together For the school we call our own. Hail to thee, dear Churchville High School, With thy colors green and goldg We have fought to save thy honor And thy praises we have told. Refrain: Lift your voices, sing its praises As we journey down life's way, We have memories to remember And the joys we've shared each day. A, ,,, . M vyr, D. E 1rQ,2il?il5S.,mz5am,gQxiig3kg5 t ! -W Aggie ' x w....-av Wd Mr. Martin C. Judy Principal Mrs. Louise Houff Secretary Miss Mary Pitsenbarger English, Social Studies Mrs. Doris Smith Typing, Music Mr. Leslie N. Preddy Mathematics, Science Mrs. Mary Knowles Home Economics Mrs. Lucy Meade English, Seventh Grade acuity This page is sponsored by: HOLSINGER LUMBER CO. INC. F.C. HAMER 81 CO 136 Greenville Avenue Real Estate 81 Insurance Staunton, Virginia Z5 N. Augusta Street Staunton, Virginia hculfy Mr. Louis Elia Physical Education i! lh Mr. Walter Fullen Agriculture Mr. Henry A. Brubaker Driver Education Mr. Roscoe Fix Seventh Grade Business Education Mrs. Rachel Pritchard Sixth Grade Mrs. Dorothy Revercomb Fifth Grade . ,Q-fa X This page is sponsored by: Mrs. Etta Foster Fourth Grade Mrs. Mary Campbell Third Grade Mrs. Mary Baylor Second Grade Mrs. Anna Diamond First, Second Grade Miss Bessie Swartz First Grade Mrs . Grayson Shue Week Day Religious Education STAUNTON CASH GROCERY W.J. PERRY CORP. llO-112 W. Johnson Street Masonic Building Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia f a e ff 'L'ZI Sperm! Sven ts NATIUNAL , F H A WEEK This page is sponsored by: PANCAKE MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY INC. MATTHEW'S HABERDASHERY Echo1's Building 10 E. Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia .2- simon rf . K' .z You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever-- And it well may be for a day and a night, And it well may be forever. But whether we meet or whether we part For our ways are past our knowing, A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! I-lere's luck! For we know not where we are going. Richard I-lovey Q' . V alle ' ,, K .i 1 x N X, -Q iw, vu ,WW 0- iw .+ X it t M E L- V -'-e ir:- T. , . 1 . xg . Xkgw it Q Sp. . A - -2' ff' , U gy-jfizfgtf. ...' Frankie . . .interested in nursing . . Seniors CLASS OFFICERS Peggy Siron. . . . . President Roy Graham ..... . .Vice-President Patricia Shinabery. . . . . Secretary Norma Lee Eagle . . . . .Treasurer Vickie Peyton. . . .Reporter MARY FRANCES BECK Loves music, art, and reading . . . nice hoping to marry a rich guy. MARGARET RUTH COLLINS Peggy . . . curly locks. . .loves school. . perfect high school attendance. FRANCES IRENE CURRY loves cheerleading. MARY MAUDIE DEVORE 'Tippy . . . I got pep . . .cheerleader. . specialty-dark complexioned boys. This page is sponsored by: SPENCER PRODUCE Harrisonburg, Virginia Seniors NORMA LEE EAGLE Calm and quiet . . . sincere and willing to help . . .talented in music . . . going to college. 1 LUCY ESTELLA FINK Z Her guy Harry . . . trying to get out 1 of school . . . easy going . . . in likeable. DELOIS DAWN FULLEN A whiz at math . . . writes to Fort Benning . . . scatter brain . . . flirt. I DOROTHY ANN GILMER Dot . . . watches the mail box . . always willing to help . . . at artistic . . . studies hard. 1 VIRGINIA LEE GILMER Handy with a paint brush . . . dark hair easy come, easy go. ROY LANGHENRY GRAHAM Easy going . . . a cute smile . . .a touch of mischief . . . blonde. HERBERT GARFIELD GRIFFIN Hubbie . . . quiet . . . believes in sticking to one girl. EDITH VIRGINIA HAMILTON pessimest . . . friendly. This page is sponsored by: ARMSTRONG'S HARDWARE S.C. LIGGETT , INSURANCE Churchville, Virginia Churchville, Virginia Tootie . . .chubby . . . full of life. . Seniors SHIRLEY SUE HARTMAN Quiet . . . nice to know . . . talented in art . . . blonde. MARY KATHERINE HEVENER Kate . . out for a good time . . . debator Our Cousin Jill . . never a care. JERRY LEE HORN A gal on his mind . . sports enthusiast . friendly . . . future business man. ROSALIE ANN KESNER Rosie . . short but cute . . cheerleader comes to school to see Vickie. BOYD DELNO LOSH 'Squash , . . a regular guy . , . a whiz at math . . . sense of humor. PEGGY JEAN MOORE 'Moose . . . basketball talent . . . Crazy . . If silence were golden she'd be bankrupt . . swell girl. RITA RAE MULLENAX Makes that piano roll . . .nice girl . . hoping to win a boy's heart . . fashion plate. JOHNNY ALEXANDER NICHOLS Devilish brown eyes . . . F.F.A. . . friendly Man of many moods . . .headed for the Army. . This page is sponsored by: LEGGET'I S DEPARTMENT STORE, AUGUSTA BARBER SHOP 116 W. Beverley Street Johnson Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Scniars VIC KIE ELWOOD PEYTON Tall, dark, and handsome . . . baseball . basketball . . branded by Rosalie . . a favorite flirt. EDITH EVA PHILLIPS Eva . . . hoping to get out of school favorite pastime-reading . . . cute . REGIS GERALDINE RHICARD Easy to get along with . . . eye on David Senior year at Churchville . . . accent . quite an artist. SHIRLEY SUE SANDY Silence is golden . . . sweet disposition soft spoken . . . artistic. lla dbh 'Il' 'CT Q-rw 7' MARGARET MARIE SEAL Peggy . . . Deep in love with Ervin . . headed for the alter . . . nice girl . . Judith in Junior Play. JANET YVONNE SHANK Peachie . . . little, but mischievous . . cute as a kitten . . . Lewis. PAULINE EMILIE SI-IIFFLETT Polly . . . going steady . . . dependable studious . . . Julie in Senior Play . pretty. PATRICIA LEE SI-IINABERY Pat . . . knows the art of basketball . heart belongs to Jerry . . .likeable . . This page is sponsored by: STAUNTON ELECTRIC CO. Z74 N. Central Avenue Staunton, Virginia Seniors MARGARET FAYE SIRON Peggy . . like a radio without a switch . . never down hearted . . . Charlie my boy . . brains plus personality. CLAUDINE LOUISE SOUTHARD Dean . . .loves soldiers . . . popular music I don't care type . . . tall. HARRY BLAIR VAUGHT Always pokey . . . our future dentist . . everybody's friend . . . Ford . . . Mama's Baby Boy . EUNICE KATE WILLIAMS Likeable personality . . . always a smile . . Maryland bound . . . basketball . . . makes that typewriter go. ABSENT: C HARLES LEWIS GRAHAM This page is sponsored by: VIRGIL S. GORE Crowle Building Staunton, Virginia We, the this our last I, Mary I, Peggy Bradshaw I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. Wzll ,And Zcslamcn I, Bartley. I. I, laughing. I, Wood. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. Powers To our their e, the dignified bottoms. To our her constant We, the testament. Lambert. trouble. E Mary Pitsenbarger, we leave a feeling of deep devoti make Joanna velyn for our chair on for class of nineteen-hundred and fifty-five, do hereby make this our last will and Kate Hevener Lewis Graham Ma 41 rqlfzfefic Patricia Shinabery Vickie Peyton !Wa4Z papnlaa Peggy Siron Vickie Peyton M045 ffafenfecf Peggy Siron Jerry Horn Qafencffi eu' Edith Hamilton Harry Vaught M041 Zepencfaife Peggy Siron Roy Graham This page is sponsored by: MORGAN MUSIC CENTER H. L. LANG 2.2 N. Central Avenue 11 W. Beverley Staunton, Virginia ' Staunton, Virginia geif -iq!!-zqaaancf f E if X Siron Peggy Vickie Peyton Ualfeu' Ke sne r Roy Graham Rosalie Roy Warned! Peggy Moore Graham gee!! faakinq salie Kesner Ro Vickie Peyton .Qmefeif Mary Frances Beck Herbert Griffin This page is sponsored by: WHOLESALE BOWMAN BAG CO. Harrisonburg, Virginia WALTER 125 S. Augusta Street Staunton, Virginia Through the years since 1955, accounts of accomplishments of thirty-one noted persons have appeared in various newspapers, newsreels, and on tele- visions throughout the nation. These persons have given most of the credit for their success to the school from which they were graduated-Churchville High School located in Church- ville, Virginia. A common collection of these events follow: Mary Frances Beck has been pursuing her studies in music at the University of Virginia. After finishing her work there she will become head of the music department at Churchville Consolidated High School. After completing a secretarial course at Dunsmore Business College, Peggy Collins holds a position at the American Razor Company. Frances Curry, a traveling sales lady for Armstrong's Hardware Company, has just returned from a business trip to the South Sea Islands. Maudie DeVore has been initiated as new cheerleader for the Hunchbacks of Notre Dame. We don't think her only interest is cheerleading, maybe it's one of those handsome football players. Norma Lee Eagle, a graduate of Bridgewater College and an accomplished pianist, has established a kindergarten in Staunton. Estella Fink received her degree in nursing from the Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Dawn Fullen is now employed as Robert Wagner's private secretary in Hollywood, California. From recent reports we are not so sure which one should be the private secretary. Dorothy Gilmer, a stewardess for Pan American Airlines, has received an award for being the outstanding stewardess of the year 1965. Next weekin Washington, D.C., at the National Art Gallery one of Geraldine Richard's and also another one of Virginia Gilmer's famous paintings will be put on display. Roy Graham has just returned from an elephant hunt in India. We hear he has become one of the greatest game hunters in America. Herbert Griffin has won the American Farmer Award for being an out- standing farmer and citizen. Rosalie Kesner recently purchased the New York Dress Shop, Edith Hamilton, a model, is working for her. They saybusinessisincreasing rapidly. Sue Hartman, a teacher at Waynesboro High School, just returned from a vacation in Florida. Teachers must really be making money these days. viii- ,-- ,,- .- fxfxw ,mi ,ll --L ,l -,-:,.f ni 'lm L cfs!! ,m-.- 61115 'raplzccy J X -a. Rf .ER g 5' ifA?iSi H' f' 11, la. I Vim:-.', . 1 at 'E P:-lv i. ggfzwg ' ' Q , f . , .I if, , gg 4 2 . 4 5 ,I . s A 'fy Xu' '-.lf -'US A 1 . 'R 7, I 2 1' 1' gf' , T . if - I ,1 vii' X -A'y f x f ' - -M. 'N--1: Q J QZLZJ3' cf if JT g-X Kate Heveneris now operating an Arthur Murray dancing school in Miami, Florida. She is still looking for her one and only. Mrs. Jerry Horn, the former Miss Patricia Shinabery, has gone to New Jersey to be with her husband. Jerry has been serving as the Army's number one yardbird for the past five years. Boyd Loshjust returned from Oregon where he attended the Lumberman's Convention. He maintains the biggest lumber company in Augusta County Peggy Moore, a well-known comedienne is appearing on a new series of T.V. shows which are sponsored by Maxwell House Coffee. After graduating from Bridgewater College, Rita Rae Mullenax is teaching private piano lessons. The last time I saw her, she was still riding around in a new Plymouth. Johnny Nichols, alieutenant in the army, is stationed in Japan. We under- stand he is going to make a career out of the army. Vickie Peyton has been selected as coach for the Minneapolis Lakers. Vickie says he owes his success to his former coach, Mr. Louis Elia. While watching the Herb Shriner program on T.V., whom should I see but Edith Phillips advertising Old Gold Cigarettes . Shirley Sandy is now manager of Newberry's Dime Store in Staunton, Virginia. Did you read ofthe new addition to Staunton's Westover Drive ? Mrs. Ervin Jordan, the former Peggy Seal, has a lovely home there and lives happily with her husband and children. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Knott are receiving congratulations on the arrival of twins. Mrs. Knott is the former Pauline Shifflett. Critics at the Metropolitan Opera Company voted Peggy Siron the most talented soprano of the year. Peggy has won many awards during the year and her popularity is growing rapidly. Have you been caught by the new policewoman yet ? She is our own Claudine Southard. We hear she has really been taming them down. Dr. Harry Vaught was sued for breaking one of his patient's jaws. This makes his sixth, but we understand he is doing well with his dental practice in Churchville. Did you read the article in The Washington Post about Eunice Williams 7 She has become leading typist on the staff of The Washington Post. S ,4 ' Q... just Araund Selma! This page is sponsored by: EAST AUGUSTA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. CENTRAL TIRE 81 BATTERY Crowle Building 268 N. Central Avenue Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia r4N,,,.....------' f if J f' Q 2 9 f 4 -if Q na., ly' M Jw 5 -' few ' ' A' V gf N. ., an 1 V ,,,, .Q juniors CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Sandra Hull VICE -PRESIDENT Jackie Botkin SECRETARY Shirley Vaught TREASURER Beve rley Shiplett REPORTER Frankie Houff Jackie Botkin Erma Bright Duerrell Bussard Connie Claytor Joan Fitzgerald Mary Gilmer Carolyn Hodge Marcia Horn FrankIin'H0uff This page is sponsored by: STAUNTON PAINT 81 WALLPAPER CO. INC. WHITE STAR MILLS 120 S. Lewis Street S. New Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia juniors Sandra Hull Betty Jack Carolyn Jordan Francis Lockridge Pete Lovegrove Harry Malcolm David Pullin Lacy Shifflett Clinton Shilling Beverley Ship' Joe Taliaferro Charles Vaught Shirley Vaught Charles Viel Dale Wagner f E Q S This page is sponsored by: STONEWALL JACKSON HOTEL PETER PAN CLEANERS Eu DYERS Kalorama 81 Market Street 1508 West Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton. Virginia Saphamarcs CLASS OFFICERS Jimmy Wood . . ..... President Allen Lambert. . . . . Vice-President Patsy Buzzard .... ..... S ecretary Meredith McWhorter. . . .Treasurer Dorothy Andrews Baxter Bailey Marlene Bartley Nelson Bartley Bradley Blanton Joanna Bradshaw Leon Bright Glenna Buzzard Patsy Buzzard Alwyn Coleman J Jerry Cox Helen Faught David Flesher Janet Hamilton Paul Hartman Donnie Hevener This page is sponsored by: JAC KSON'S SERVICE STATION RIVERHILL GARDENS Churchville, Virginia Churchville, Virginia Susan Hoover Rebecca Houseman Deann Jackson Laverne Kelley Saphomarcs ,V U Lloyd Kelley Allen Lambert Mary Belle Lambert Forrest Lawton Meredith McWhorter Nancy Moneymaker Evelyn Powers Boyd Sandy Roy Saunders Mary Ann Shinaberr Carl Shinault Wilda Shover Betty Sipe Ann Siron Ray Swats Shelby Thomas Claude Williams Jimmy Wood ABSENT: Ann Mitchell Wayne Smith Jerry Thomas Elmer Vess Y if? U. , 12?- iv:-f v S? if-t .1 1593: H-hi ef..-W This page is sponsored by: CORBETT PONTIAC INC. STAUNTON CREAMERY INC. Z3 S. New Street 117 S. Lewis Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia l. . Qreshmen CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . .Sanford Hamilton Vice-President .... . . .Dennis Andrews Secretary 81 Treasurer . . . . Nancy Lightner Joe Ailer Billy Altizer Dennis Andrews Tommy Ashby Frances Argenbright Louella Armstrong Mildred Armstrong Eleanor Bartley Betty Jo Bergandine Alywin Botkin Hayes Clifton Larry Cox Patsy Cox J. B. Flesher Peggy Graham John Goodman Sandra Gum Sanford Hamilton Ellen Hevener Ruby Hodge This page is sponsored by: R. L. SOUDER 8: CO. HOGSHEAD DRUG STORE 13 E. Beverley Street Beverley at Augusta Streets Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Keith Karicofe Billy Kesner Charles Lamb Wilbur Lambert Pauline Leach Nancy Lightner Virgie Losh Judy Lyle Sharon McWhorter Ruby Michael Roger Morris Jean Nichols Donnie Price Lois Ramsey Ronald Rhicard Helen Sue Shuey Mary Ann Sipe Joe Siron Charles Smith Charlotte Strickler Richard Armstrong Ray Strickler Marguerite Terry Garrett Thomas Delores Turner This page IS sponsored by STAUNTON DRIVE IN Br VISULITE THEATERS S N KARICOFE Verona, Virginia IZ N Augusta Street Staunton Virginia Staunton, Virginia Mai! 7 Z .Qnieifedl Lois Ramse Y Eddie White Mx ewfedlf Ellen Hevene r Jimmy Wood G ellie! Peggy Siron Jim Bed f ao Dawn Fulle my Wood ,giill king n Jackie Botkin Wzrizwf Eleanor Ba rtley Meredith McWhorter Mad! Ze pekldddl 6 Carolyn Hod e S Joe Taliaferro This page is sponsored by: COUNTRY GAS CO. OF VIRGINIA THE STAUNTON NEWS LEADER 409 W. Beverley Street ll N. Centr 1 Staunton, Virginia ,NM- '4 'MWV r :QV K a Avenue Staunton, ' Virginia M045 pap-nlaa QfLZencffie4Z Shirley Vaught Charles Viel Ma B 45 -NZ! -1440 9 Edith Hamilto Jimmy Wood Siron Peggy Jimmy Wood Mary Fr Jackie Botkin 41 14MZeZzc Peggy Moore Jimmy Wood and n X 4' 4 36992124 This page is sponsored by: Y CO MID OFFICE SUPPL BROWN 81 MACDIAR 15 N. Augusta Street Staunton, Virginia M042 ganafeaad ances Beck Z glial Eleanor Bartley Charles Vaught MEN'S STORE 27 E. Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia wg 1 K1 mi-Q2 if SWK '2 'ewal 2? ,NW 3X4 :...:-E if S ' B at vt Q.-aux.. W' www 1 ' . ,SIN-.': X N' U , 33 , f- -K ,i ai ,-,..k,.,. . -QW Q, , : ..,, ff- .iw Q. 4n.:Ma,'. 3 , Q ,AN .fa f .- Y . : 'im '-Q :ui t 'w. f if-, fpzvkfik Q: ' :my ,nf ,xg ' f -. ,wh Q M W , ,W fisffwg., - b 1. - - K Seventh Grade William Armstrong Judy Ashby George Baylor Delmer Benson James Blanton Glenda Botkin Willard Botkin Nancy Cook 1 Wanda Clifton i Q Nancy Fullen iw. - f Joyce Harris Z A A Mary Hodge Q 0 6 3 gag M Q' fl . - A vs, If I. U . is, 8? 1 Martha Houseman 'F ,i 3 1 Betty Jordan oo,, x . K A V, Penny Karicofe ' A ' 1 Nancy Lamb ., william Ralston A Patsy shun xii? A B0bbY Smith 3-, 'I Q Re be c c a So utha rd Adona Thomas Douglas Vanlear This page is sponsored by: MAX MIX BEAUTY SALON CENTRAL GARAGE 117 W. Fredrick Street 115 N. Central Avenue 'Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Fred Botkin Robert Campbell Phyllis Clifton Betty Collins Ronald Daugherty Elmer Eutsler Frank Flesher Joe Griffin Opal Griffin Nellie Harris Norman Harris Charles Hupman Virgil Lessley Wesley Losh Irene McCray Rodney MCC ray Obie Mitchell Richard Moyer William Moyer Edna Price Elwood Puffenbarge r Phyllis Sandy Carol Sheffer John Sipe William Siron Forest Smith Craig Snyder - Craig Stonesifer Glenn Talley Ralph Thompson Dale Varner Patricia Veil ABSENT: Raymond Botkin Wayne Fitzgerald Charles Pitsenbarger Brenda Richmond Sixth Grade This page is sponsored by: TIMBERLAKEYS INC. AUGUSTA F URNITURE CO 7 E. Beverley Street Z2 S. Augusta Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Sfifth Grade This page is sponsored by: WHITE WAY LUNCH AUGUSTA MOTOR SALES INC. Lone Fountain, Virginia 104 Greenville Avenue Staunton, Virginia Alan Acord Martha Adkins Isabelle Altizer Jimmy Argenbright Frances Armstrong James Armstrong Joe Armstrong Louis Armstrong Suzanne Baylor Frances Bruening Harold Clifton Jerry Elkins Harry Harris Mary Faye Hevener Jimmy Horn Phyllis Kelley Mary A. Kincaid Peter MCC ray John Mc-Gann Donna McManamay Warren Paxton Johnny Ralston Bittle Rexrode Leroy Rexrode Walter Richmond Dennis Sellers Patty Shifflett Danny Shilling Donald Stonesifer Grace Swearengin Wilson Terry Ray Varner Nancy Vaught Judy Waybright Lawrence Wilfong ABSENT: Lyle Armstrong Ronald Cox Daniel Kelley, Barbara Propst Judith Wymer Mackie Andrews Steve Armstrong Everett Argenbright Clyde Baker Elaine Botkin Sharon Botkin Paul Byrd Gregory Churchwell Earl Clifton Lucille Clifton Donald Crummett Richard Diamond Bobby Driver Jerry Gilmer Michael Grogg Robbie Gum John Halterman Wanda Hartman Johnnie I-Ievener Joanne Jordan Patsy Jordan Iva Kincaid John Kincaid Manley Mitchell Robert Rexrode Peggy Sheffer Billy Sipe Inez Snyder Wayne Strickler Reita Taliaferro Mary Terry Nancy Thomas Parker Vaught Carolyn Wilfong ABSENT: Lucy Crummett Homer Eutsler Wilma Richmond Donnie Terry aurlh Grad: 45 4. 91 Weak .wg fu- 4 7 ,, 'asgigwygi ' Ee - This page is sponsored by: BARTON MOTORS INC. 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Central Avenue Harrisonburg, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Allan Adkins Thomas Ailer Mary Ann Altizer Betty Armstrong Jane Ashby Wayne Bailey Rebecca Buzzard James Gilmer Daryl Gum Rodger Harris Michael Helmick Donald Houser Paul Hupman Thomas Jackson Donald Jordan Edith Kelly Betty Kesner Robert Linkous Ruby Losh Richard Masincup Barbara Massey Walter McMannaway Ann Preddy Charles Price Leona Price Janet Puffenbarger Rebecca Sellers Rita Sheets Glenn Slack Betty Jean Smith Eugene Smith Mikel Sorrell Sharon Spradlin Phillip Sutton Patsy Taliaferro Raymond Wooten ABSENT: Jayne Siron Nelson Ailer Brenda Allman Daniel Armstrong Diann Armstrong Wayne Armstrong David Botkin Joe Botkin Nancy Botkin Weldon Botkin Geralene Carper Mae Clifton Joyce Coleman Constance Cook Bryson Diamond Roger Eagle Ronnie Elkins .Terrell Grogg Fonda Harris Linda Harris Rebecca Hodge Rebecca Houser Linda Howdyshell John Hull Jimmy Huffer Charles Kelly Russell Kincaid Carolyn Lightner Linda Moyer Lawrence Price Sawndghwdt ' if thi .', g,., ,ft yi if 'F ' s fwfr' Uni ,R fl an A Nr, at v F 6 4 . 'V' 1, 5 wh' CST ,., ,,,. -- . AN' wx lqr, Q Qt if Q' E rw i-'e .Q if ill, Q ii - .X ,, T' ' ...f Alice Sampselle A ff f if qt Yi .tl A 'Fin 'r: -fg::..:.. 1 . .-.Jn fuvf..- A gn ' , ',.Qf, 'n u iw R bike 4 g lai d .r- -- A Hazel Sensabaugh LE f Jerry Sheffer QS' C A 2. Sally Shilling 'C 3 N 4. 5 Teddy Shuey f , , if , , 6, Marsha Shumate rl P --fy , ,,,- 7 A Wayne Stonesifer 'r V. A 'C meaegwa Ama in ff.' 4 g J -,i, f ,'-if.i A A :: ': ' ' I - Annette varner i .V a,i:,LK,, .L . Tommy Waybright i -lzy , Q K Suzanne Wooten f -iil if K iz, A N A l Ronnie You-ig zii- is at ug f A - is -A A wi ' ' 'Ts ,-2 i-, 'g 11 I 1 5 fig -ff o ' A . 5, 5 , :zbx My W I yk ki I. : ',, , ' ,5.Q,3..g.k, , ABSENT: -is zr.. it . A g Brian Acord A ' ' Q gg, ulhix Peggy Altizer ' ly ,LS A Qi 1 ' P mi fi L Gerald Botkin :sity fvllgifanagvay This page is sponsored by: F er gstnh USU woRTH1NGToN HARDWARE co. INC. AST HARDWARE co. INC rances mit 26 W. Beverley Street 102 W. Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Hirst Grade This page is sponsored by: KLOTZ BROS MACE'S SHOE SHOP ZOZ S Lewis Street New Street Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Thomas Armstrong Woodrow Ashby William Atkins .Toe Back John Russon Beard Charles Bird William Carper Dian Crawford Michael Crooks William Curry Tommy Gilmer Brenda Helrnick Earl Houser Norma Jean Huffman Stephen Jackson Thomas Kelly Gary McCray Ronald McGuire Buddy Nuckols Patricia Pritchard Marilyn Purdy Shirley Richmond Mary Sensabaugh Larry Sheffer Phyllis Shifflett Ronald Sipe Nelson Smith Rawlin Smith Samuel Smith Donald Sprouse Jane Terry Ronald Terry Brenda Waybright Roger Young ABSENT: Marvin Armstrong Sandra Crummett Danny Neff MS 'gg 4 2 ,fakv Q 1, M 3 M o 1 R' 5 ,lgxenbi-+-,QL ,Annual Staff BUSINESS STAFF AND TYPISTS Pauline Shifflett Business Manager Peggy Moore Circulation Manager Jerry Horn Adve rtising Manager Shirley Vaught Typist Peggy Seal Typist Rita Rae Mullenax Typist Miss Pitsenbarger Sponsor EDITORIAL STAFF Peggy Siron Editor Carolyn Hodge Assistant Editor Dawn Fullen Photog raphy Edito r Norma Eagle Lite rary Editor Vickie Peyton Sports Editor This page is sponsored by: SHENANDOAH VALLEY PRODUCE 501 N. Liberty Street Harrisonburg, Virginia ACTIVITIES Mary K. Hevener Hall of Fame Editor Roy Graham Class Prophet Allen Lambert Art JOSTEN'S Owatonna, Minnesota S-6-V4 Jimmy Wood, Sandra Hull, Carolyn Hodge, Marcia Horn, John Goodman, Bradley Blanton, Jerry Horn, Ellen Hevener, Maudie DeVore, Deann Jackson, Dawn Fullen, Peggy Siron, Charles Viel. Jimmy Wood President This page is sponsored by: AUGUSTA DAIRIES INC. Middlebrook Avenue Staunton, Virginia Mr. Fullen - Sponsor Harr Vaught QShephard McLean, Ma Hem - -Y - - TY Kath - Dawn FH Vickie Peyton Pauline Shifflett L - erine H Harry i?:oggxg'kMrs.Cafl0ua fJuliet Longj, 'Dawn Fullen. ' ew1s Graham fM:,:eRZr fMinnie Peggfl Corel- Pxngllfl. Maa1a's Hairy Hay Fall 1954! The Senior Class embarked upon its greatest year for traditional class activit- ies. After hours of play reading and heated discussions, the die was cast for Charles George s ' k d b comedy Mama's Baby Boy . Several weeks were allotted for preparation. The wee s spe y until the big night, when the fears of the players were forgotton as the characters - Mrs. Shep- herd McLean, Shepherd McLean, Luther Long, Juliet Long, and all the others came to life on the stage. The play began with Mrs. McLean worrying over her many debts but she felt she had a solution to her problem. She was secretly in love with Luther Long and found her eighteen year old son ivin her age away. Luther felt the same way towards Mrs. McLean and also found his 8 E sixteen year old daughter a disadvantage to his marriage. The two teenagers were forced to d L h th ht the dress in ridiculous costumes to appear younger. Both Mrs. McLean an ut er oug y marr in into money but each found that the other was not wealthy. The finale saw each were y g family's investments paying dividends and Juliet and Shepherd as well as Luther and Mrs. McLean in love . Dawn Fullen llvirs. Shephard McLean, Vickie Peyton QLuther Long, Mary Frances Beck fMrs. Blackburnj Jerry Horn fwilbur Warrenj Rita Rae Mullenax fSy1via Klinej, Peggy Siron fCynthia Anglinj. This page is sponsored by: DAYTON FEEDS Dayton, Virginia Dramatic 611111 Helen Shuey, Mary Frances Beck, Peggy Graham, Frances Curry, Edith Phillips, Pauline Leach, Betty Jo Burgandine, Maudie DeVore, Judy Lyle, Mrs. Meade fSponsorj,Ruby Hodge, Ellen I-levener, Nancy Lightner, Joan Fitzgerald, Mary Gilmer, Peggy Moore, Peggy Siron, Kate Hevener, Judy Ashby, Charlotte Strickler, Clinton Shilling, Pete Lovegrove, Lacy Shifflett, Billy Kesner, Allen Lambert, Bradley Blanton, Charles Viel, Baxter Bailey, Sandra Hull, Claudine Southard. A -Q This page is sponsored by: WAMPLER FEED 8: SEED CO. Route 42 Harrisonburg, Virginia Monkey Business Jackie Botkin, Clinton Shilling, Lacy Shifflett, Frankie Houff, Beverley Shiplett, Connie Claytor, Marcia Horn, Shirley Vaught, Carolyn Hodge, Mary Gilmer, Sandra Hull, Charles Viel, Carolyn Jordan. The Junior class will present for their play, Monkey Business written by Louise Isom and Felicia Metcalfe. All the action takes place in the cluttered living room. Miss Deborah is the head of the family. She rules her sister, Alice, and their niece, Laura. Laura is a pretty young girl who is not popular because she is not allowed to entertain callers or go out herself. To help with the finances Miss Deborah takes in a paying guest . His name is Professor Graeb and he is en- gages in a mysterious sort of experimentin the attic. Miss Deborah does not know he is engaged in courting Miss Alice. Penelope, the daughterof the black sheep of the Streight family comes to visit. She opens the house to all the young people. Laura blossoms out and becomes a happy young girl. Even Miss Deborah falls under Penny's charm. Miss Abigail Simpson, the old maid next door, cannot help prying into things. She claims that the Professor leaves the house every night and meets Penny. Butitis really Alice in Penny's red coat and scarf. She says that Penny and the Professor knew each other in Europe and are spys. Miss Deborah does not believe this but when the Professor will not tell her what his work is, she is suspicious. But Penny proves that she is really the niece they thought she wasn't. Miss Deborah asks her to clean the house while she is visiting a sick friend. Penny gets the gang, and do they clean! Miss Deborah hard- ly recognizes the place. The Professor and Alice plan to elope. Half Pint, Penny's monkey, disappears and the Professor's experiment is found out. Penny gets hold of it and aims it at the household members. This play is a real comedy, keeping the audience in stitches. 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Erma Bright, Peggy Graham, AnnSiron, Joan Fitzgerald, Estella Fink, Connie Claytor, Rebecca Houseman, Mary Belle Lambert, Patsy Buzzard, Joanna Bradshaw, Mary Frances Beck, Betty Sipe, Mary Gilmer, Evelyn Powers, Glenna Buzzard, Ray Swats, Charles Viel, Meredith Mc- Whorter, Harry Malcolm, Lacy Shifflett, Jerry Cox, Frankie Houff. Hand FIRST C LARINE TS Forrest Lawton Ronald Rhicard Charles Vaught Deann Jackson SAXOPHONES Marcia Horn Ellen Hevener Billy Ralston Frankie Houff Dale Wagner SECOND C LARINE TS Norma Eagle Mary Ann Shinaberry Judy Ashby TROMBONES Harry Vaught George Baylor Mary Frances Beck Penny Karicofe DRUMS Mr. Judy-Director FIRST TRUMPETS Jimmy Wood J erry Horn John Goodman Baxter Bailey , Dawn Fullen S ECOND TRUMPETS Tommy Ashby S usan Hoover Billy Kesner Evelyn Powers Joe Taliaferro Jackie Botkin fabsentj Xl This page is sponsored by: WlLSON'S SELF SERVICE Churchville, Virginia 9.fl.,4. Evelyn Powers,Carolyn Jordon, Sandra Hull, Carolyn Hodge, Shirley Vaught, Nancy Moneymaker, Marcia Horn, Deann Jackson, Louella Armstrong, Ellen Hevener, Rosalie Kesner, Mary Bell Lambert, Rebecca Houseman, Edith Hamilton, Glenna Buzzard, Charlotte Strickler, Peggy Graham, Peggy Moore, Laverne Kelly, Shelby Thomas, Marlene Bartley, Patsy Buzzard, Frances Curry, Lois Ramsey, Ruby Michael, Marguerite Terry, Joanna Bradshaw, Janet Hamilton, Judy Lyle, Susan Hoover, Nancy Lighter, Mary AnnShinaberry, Mrs. Knowles QSponsorj, Ruby Hodge, Helen Shuey, Sandra Gum. Shirley Vaught President This page is sponsored by: FINKEL FURNITURE Z0 W. 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