Clarke County High School - Talon Yearbook (Berryville, VA)
- Class of 1959
Page 1 of 126
Cover
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I'I'I'Z'Z'2-Z-PZ-.'.'I'Z' c-:-:-:-:-:-sq:-:-:-:-z::::g:g:::::::::g:::g:g:g:::g' ' .- .g.....,.......... T-2. -2:!:2:1:2:2:1:I: 3.3.5329:I-33232-2:2-I-25232, -.-::-:-:-:-:I:-:-:1:-:f:5:-:::-:-.- Eftgzzlgigt-I-Z-I-Ig!-Ig 'Z-I-I-'-'-I-I-I-I-I-.-I-.-Z4-I a .-2.4 .'.-.g.,.'. 23.332-Eg:'::.-.g.'.'.'.-.-.g: L '-,img :-: E23'.-.2. be-. . K r 597 VH 'i--1. 4 if - ' W. -QLQF r' -'hi '- 5 fl K , named! The Class of 1959 takes pleasure in presentingto you, the faculty and students of Clarke County High, the tenth volume of THE TALON. The staff, in preparing this book, would like to leave with you pleasant memories of the school year. The beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia has been chosen as the theme for this edition of THE TALON. On the inside cover is a color photograph of the entrance to one of our local estates taken by Mr. William Rhoden, Ir. Situated in the midst of the Blue Ridge Mountains on her east and the Appalachian Mountains on her west, the Shenandoah Valley is one of the most beautiful and historic natural wonders of our beloved state of Virginia and of this entire nation. Well-known for her many apple orchids, that are so breathtakingly lovely when in full bloom in the spring, her dogwood trees and redbud trees, the Shenandoah Valley sees many tourists who come hundreds of miles to see her splendor. We will not forget. . . o o The Class of 1959 dedicates this tenth volume of THE TALON to ...sh , MR. WILLIAM LEE BOYCE The assistant principal and a member of the faculty whose unfailing help and interest in all our school activities is hereby gratefully acknowledged. As our sponsor he has given much of his time and knowledge in helping the students to achieve their goals, and his loyalty to C. C. H. S. has been outstanding. 3 2 P. 1 -. f- A - 'fwwwei ' ec A Yak 00417 0 scnoors MAINTENANCE Mr, johnson and Mr. Renner Q----ww..--Q. .-':.Tag 2' OFFICE HELPERS Carol Tomblin, Dianne Browne, Barbara White, Marlha Mcllonald, and Lucy Barb. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Lawrence Kephart, Mr. Norman Wynkoop, Mr. Billywhite, Mr. James Cobb, Mr. John D. Shirley, and Tommy Lloyd. Not Pictured: Mr. Bunky Estep. 4 'W rv fiis' Iliff r .-lin! --if sys,-nk lil I CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Tuck Fuller, Mrs. George Mann, Ir., Mrs. Ardcll Mclfillen and Mrs. Gladys Racer. CHARLES E. MILEY Principal B. A. , Roanoke College M. A. , George Washington University GEORGE W. BURTON Superintendent of Schools B. A. , M. A. University of Virginia WILLIAM L. BOYCE Assistant Principal A. B. , Shepherd College M. A. , West Virginia University Social Studies, Guidance 5544? BETTY LOU BAUSERMAN JOSEPH A. BINFORD MARGARET H. CEPELKA B. S. , Madison College B. A. , University of Richmond A. B. , Shepherd College Social Studies Distributive Education and Home Economics Diversified Occupations was JAY L. EACKLES JULIA M. ELLIS RODNEY G. FORSYTHE A. B. , Shepherd College B. A. , Davis and Elkins College B, A, , Shepherd Cgllege Mathematics, Geography, Business Education Band Health and Physical Education MARY L. HOLMES JOSEPH C. HUFFMAN SHIRLEY H. GERKEN B. A. , Roanoke College B. S. , V. P. I. B. S. , Madison College Librarian M. S. , Cornell University Language Agriculture r BETTY S. LEVI ALICE L. LOOPE DON W. MAPHIS B- 5- . Madison College A. B. , Susquehanna University A. B. , B. S. , Shepherd College PhYsica1 Education Language Physical Education 7 1 WILLIAM O. MERCER NORMA R. MORRISON B. S. , Shepherd College B. A. , Randolph Macon Women's College Science Language, Guidance - MILDRED S. RILEY JANET E. ROSE A. B. , Lenoir-Rhyne College B- 5- , State U11-iVeISiIY Language Teachers College, Plattsburgh, Home Economics S SARA MARIE SMITH B. S. , Madison College Social Studies, English FRED R. STICKNEY GLENN E. SUNDERLIN WILLIAM B. TAYLOR B. S. , U. S. Naval Academy A- B- . UfliV61'SifY of MODIBDB B. A. , Hampden-Sydney College Mathematics, Science M. S. , University Of 50l1IhCII1 Cal- Science, Language Mathematics VIVIEN R. WISECARVER MARION T. WOOD B. S. , Madison College B. S. , V. P. I. Business Education II1dUSll'i31 Arts ALVA HUMMER School Secretary 5. Mary and Kathy work on an experiment while Mr. Mr. Mercer points out to Jesse Longerbeam, Tommy Taylor supervises. Sixma, Mary Wilson, and Linda Harper the rattles on a rattlesnake. I BettyBiggs shows Tom Culver the solution to a prob- Captain Stickney instructs his general math class as lem on the slide rule while Mr. Sunderlin, instructor, to the solution of a problem. Most interested are watches. Sally Shugars, Linda Thompson, and William Tum- blin. 9 Mr. Boyce points out on the map an important factor One of Miss Bauserman's government classes works in United States History, a junior Course that is in- dilieemlyonrlwir assienmem. Government is a 12th terestingi to all. grade Sublect' WW? N Mrs. ltilcy is always willing to help any student who Mrs. Morrison gives excellent instructions while the needs it. Here she helps Dickie Smith with second class members work on their assignments. year French. 'IO u Q F FF A rf 1 l One of the projects this year in agriculture was the Agriculture is not all shop workg here we see a class construction of mailbox posts, which Mr. Huffman of boys working hard in the classroom with the as- supervised. sistance of Mr. Huffman. O - 1 - ! :,5 . . a 1a,'.... fs 1... I l.. SI.. l in. 1 Billy Houdershell works on his very nice end table Before actually beginning the construction ofa job while John Phillips watches. Some beautiful pieces in the shop, plans must be carefully made in the of furniture are made in the industrial arts shop. classroom. Here Mr. Wood explains various wood joints. 'I 1 iw - H1 To be a good hostess, one must be able to serve the food that he prepares. Home economics helps in all phases of homemaking. J 'f 7 rr 7 B arbara sews on her winter garment while Mrs. Cepelka gives Helen instructions. Some fine gar- ments are turned out by the home economics classes. Mrs. El1is's Typing I class works on a problem in typing. G, W. White points out the high lights of their recent studies to the rest of the class. G.W. and Rosie Kimball prepared this bulletin board display on Opportunities for Savings and Investing in Clarke County for the General Business class, a popular 10th grade subject. .5 Z. Distributive Education, under the direction of Mr. Sandy Johnson is kept very busy at her job as floor Binford, enables one to pursue a chosen occupation secretary at the Winchester Memorial Hospital. and acquire an education. Pictured are Mr. Binford, Garland Ashby, Tommy Lloyd, Dot Jenkins, Bobby Duke, Nancy Brill, and Eddie Deavers. During the fall months the girls' physical education Johnny Sours, Chris Levi, G. W. White, Tommy classes play soccer, Dent, and Junior Goforth take callisthentics during gym class. 13 Ze' Q Junior Hausenfluck looks for the works of a special Quietly studying in our library are Bill Noyes, Billy author while Toad Tumblin, who helps at the desk, VOFOUS. and GHIY Elsea. In the backi2,1'Ol1I1Cl MiSS 355i5t5,hi111, Holmes, Librarian, gives instructions to a student. As the band secretaries, Sug, Alois, and Mary Miss Byarly prepares members of the Glee Club for Louise are responsible for the music. their next performance. 14 X . Q m-Q i ' h , ,. 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The hallowed walls, the sacred halls That echo our footsteps through the years Shall always to the treasury Of our laughter, our dreams, our tears. Without the cup of knowledge Or the friends we shall never forget, We could not have come to the crossroads of life Where youth and maturity met. And so, at last Clarke County High May you give those who will come to you As abundantly, as to us, Memories dear their whole life through. Sandra Johnson CLASS COLORS Lavender and White DORIS JANE ASHBY . .To look out, and not in, and to lend a hand. Quiet and very sincere. A member of the French Club, F.T.A., and Bible Club. A faithful Library Assistant. Should make a goody g bookkeeper. if if C5 . S' KENNETH CARVEL BALL l never think of the futureg it comes soon enough. Has ambitions of becominga truck driver or going into the Service. Mickey has been a member of the F.F.A., Industrial Arts, and D.E. Clubs. JAMES EDWARD BARB Music sweeps by me as a mes- senger carrying a message that it is for me. Good looking. Vice-President of the S.C.A., Reporter ofthe Hi-Y, played Football, Band. Plans to continue his music career in college. GARLAND EUGENE ASHBY Small in stature, big in heart. A hard worker with a quiet dis- position. Better known as Mouse. A member of the ln- dustrial Arts, D.E., and. Hi-Y Clubs. ' ' , I 1 4 . LUCY CA ROLE BARB Friendly to all, and all are her friends. Cute, laughing eyes. Lucy came to us last year, and was previously a I.V. Basketball and Softball player, a peppy Cheerleader, and Eighth Grade Treasurer. 17 ,-4.1472 ,,.J X ,J A 'V . thx A ', U o slleju .af ya vt 1 - r C crib fl al M H ROBERT CLINTON BARR To play thc game for all there is NANCY ELIZABETH BELL Here is a girl whose greatest de- in itg to play the game and play to win it. Enjoys a good time, cute. Quite 1 capable athlete--has a good re- gord in Football, Basketball, and Baseball. Hi-Y and Band, Treas- irer of the S.C.A. EA Q NANCY LEE BRILL 'My way is where God knows and Sod knows best. Sleat and quiet. A faithful Bible Club Vice-President, a diligent D.E. Club and Library worker. Jndoubtedly will succeed in her work. MARGARET DIANNE BROWNE l shall light a candle of under- standing in thine heart, which shall never be put out. Cute and as friendly as they come. Sophomore Vice-Presidentg Stu- dent Council, Dramatics and Latin Clubs. Has aspirations of working in an orphanage. 18 light is to play sports with all her might. Boundless energy, great pep and humor. Has participatedand let- tered in all girls sports. Rep- resentative to Girls' State, Cheer- leader. sp!! JOHN CAUFMAN BRUBAKER, JR. Music was in his blood, and ma- gic in his fingers. Plays a mean clarinet in the band. Quiet and studious. Vice-Pres- ident of the Beta Club, Secretary of the Hi-Y. Sure to succeed. RONALD IACKSON CAIN Why aren't they allcarefree like me? A driving Football player. Always ready for a good time. D.O. President, Band. Served as Basket- ball and Baseball Manager. ,.....-up GERALD THOMAS CARROLL He speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. A quiet disposition with a keen sense ofhumor. Has been a mem- ber of the Industrial Arts Club. if? b gf L .st- 1 lg, V will PCC' Q . F ' k'B5.21,NIE,LOU'CARL'ISLE Vs W ,Gr W QA Q' Blusl?iiig,githe 56igof virtue. X M a Y 5,1 A flashing red head with loads of Q V V, , VLI V pep, good humor, and smiles. It ' . Treasurer of Beta Club, Cheer- Qx, S leader, Tri-Hi-Y. win make a C good medical secretary. CHARLES ROBERT CHAPMAN The mildest manners and the greatest heart. A wonderful personality and even tempered. A great linesman in Football. A member of the In- dustrial Arts and D.O. Clubs. 'I9 IA MES ALLEN CLEVENGER Good-natured, good-humored, and free. Outstanding leader as exemplified by his position as Senior Class Presidentg 'M Talon Business M a n a ge r , Boys' State Repre- sentative, Hi-Y, Dramatics, and F. F. A . l r LEMIEL RAY crznvr A quiet rnind is nobler than a crown. Liked by all becauseof his friend- ly inanner and good-natured per- sonality. Played Football. Vice- Presidcnt of the Industrial Arts Club. ELINOR JEAN DEAL 5PC0Ch is SUVCF. silence is gold- CFI. Has a jolly personality. Reserved and sincere. Has been a member of F.H.A., F.B.L.A., and the Glee Club during her high school career. 5 . LLOYD EDWARD DEAVERS, IR. Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Warm, friendly mannergkeen sense ofhumor. DramaticsClubreport- er, Junior Class S.C.A. Repre- sentative, and a member of the D.E. Club. 20 X I s,t as 4 it .3 ,., THOMA S SIDNEY CULVER Life is a challenge thatl am ready to meet. Capable leaderg willmake a good lawyer. President of S.C.A., JuniorClassTreasurer, Breeze staff, French, Beta, and Glee Clubs, Representative to Boys' State. ' ,si 33.53-' ' RUSSELL CLINTON DE SHONG True to his word, his work, and his friends. Always ready to lend a helping hand. Industrial Arts Club Re- porter, D. O.Club Reporter, Safety Patrol, Junior Prom Committee. STANLEY SYLVESTER DOWNS ' ill? . df fiiffr tag if J W L7 I , IVV V . 1 ,a r BOBBY EUGENE DUKE A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. A member of the Industrial Arts Club, of which he has served as Secretary. Played a good game ofI.V. Basketball. 9 M rf I rl.. I. ,W-rf., fl. t . WEQDM P Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. Friendly and easygoing. A great athlete, a grinding Football player. A member of the D.E. and Industrial Arts Clubs. Fiery red hair. L THOMAS LEE FIDDLER Ready in heart and hand. Good-natured to all, thorough worker. Reporter of the Band, F. F.A. member. Has playeda good RICHARD OTEY FELTNER Men of few words are the best men. Quiet, butcan be full ofmischief. Dickie has been a member of the Industrial Arts Club for three years. 'T game of Football. Hopes to be- come an electrical engineer. 21 WALTER SAMUEL FLORY, III Still achieving, still pursuing. An Ace in every crowd, studious. Active Football player, good Can- teen workerg held offices in Hi-Y and Dramatics Club. Undoubtedly successful in electronics. Q JAMES ARTHUR FOWLER Happy am Ig from care l'm free. Jimmy is one ofour short seniors, but added his share as a Football player. A Representative to Boys' State, member of Industrial Arts and Dramatics Clubs. CHARLES JUNIOR HAUSENFLUCK Take life slow and easy. Friendly, easygoing. Industrial Arts Club Treasurer. Played a good game of J.V. Basketball, Safety Patrol. Hopes to go into the Air Force or be a state trooper. Swap HELEN MARIE HUFF Happy as the day is long. Witty, always ready for a good time. Excels in Hockey, Basket- ball, and Softball. A J.V. Cheer- leader and on the Student Council. Will make a good physical ed- ucation teacher. I I .I I I 1 I 22 ANNE LOUISE GA LLOWAY Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. A most valued senior, a true leader. Cheerleader, Junior Class President, Beta Club President, StudentCouncil, 'B Talon staff. DOROTHY DIXON JENKINS True to the Lord and forever abid- ing with him. Quiet, sincere, a pleasure to know. Dot is an active member of the Bible Club, also of the Beta and D.E. Clubs, LibraryAssistant, and Junior Red Cross. .diff JAMES WILLIAM JENKINS He laughed, and every heart was glad. Brightens many a class with his wittyremarks. Greatathlete, es- peciallyFootball. Alwaysjoking. E13 Talon Sports Editor, Band. Hopes some day to make a million. BARBARA JENKS Where thy shadow falls, beauty sits and art calls. Talent galore, pleasing person- ality, pretty as a picture, loves all sports. Beta Clubg Historian of the Tri-Hi-Yg Miss Clarke County of 1958. SANDRA FAYE JOHNSON A little body doth harbor a great soul. Dependable, honest, a hard work- er. President of the Dramatic Club, Secretary of the D. O. , Latin S. C.A ., Junior and Senior Classes. Surely to succeed as a nurse. 23 Q'-new ROY JOSEPH JENKINS Everything comes to those who wait. Good-natured, always ready to lend a helping hand. Captain of the Safety Patrol, member of the D.E. and Industrial Arts Clubs. CLARENCE EDGAR KERNS, JR. The true heart and the ready hand. A leading F.F.A. member and ' Vice-President. Quiet and sincereg a friend to all. Plans to be the most successful farmer in Clarke County. ROBERT CLAYTON LEDFORD lt is good to live and learn. Always happy and out for a good time, friendly, casy to get along with. A member of the Beta and Dramaties Clubsg President of the Hi-Y Club. l THOMAS MILLER LLOYD The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Well liked, very dependable. President of the Band, President of the D.E. Club, Reporter of In- dustrial Arts Club. lnterested in being, a state trooper or studying music. 5 r BRONDELL LOCKE The style is in the manhimself. A new addition to our class last yearg has made his place in our class with a ready smile and easy manner. F.F.A., Hi-Y Club, .f A . , T , fl , Plans to study electronics. fl WAX XM l ' f 4 Lf'L , 7 , , at if ,rp L L. JENNY LYNN LEVI Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Bu b bl in g personality, friendly, v i v a e io u s, marvelous dancer. Outstanding in Hockey and Basket- ball, Vice-President of the G.A. A., Cheerleader, Beta and Tri- Hi-Y, Assistant Editor of The Talon. -D MARIE LONGERBEAM A friend to those who need a law if y . Xfriend. Q! ,swf mga sl proved her dependability as ,U Al ' Jvcha rman of the Athletic Commit- IU., -f I' X t . ibrary Club, Vice-President ' 4 1 of F.B.L.A. Willbeasuccess- K ul typist. 24 . R fi 5f V X WANDA RUBLE LOWMAN Her ways are ways ofpleasantness and all her paths are peace. Friendly, cheerful smile for any- one. A new member of our class this year. Member of F.H.A. Her greatest desire--to be a success. WILLIAM TAYLOR MILLESON Truth makeslife a noble thing. Good looking and ambitious, will make a marvelous farmer. Foot- ball player, Vice-President of the Senior Class, President and Sen- tinel ofthe F.F.A., Band Treas- urer. .Yuma DALE BENTON MOORE Let me go where'er I will, I hear a sky born music still, Popular, wonderful dancer, cute. President of the Band, Vice-Pres- identoftheD.E. Club, Dramatics, Industrial Arts. Played basketball. 25 LINDA LEE MC CLAUGHRY Her smile is the sweetest that was ever seen. Cute blonde,flashing blue eyes, and dimples. Linda is a peppy Cheerleader, and played Hockey and Basketball. Dramatics Club and Treasurer of the F.B. L.A. RONALD ALLEN PAGET Such a friend we all like tohave. Born leader as shown by his able command as President and Business Manager of the Canteen. Editor- in-Chief of 'QE Talon, Band Treasurer, Hi-Y Club. IOA N ELI ZA BETH PHILLIPS ciww JOHN WILSON PHILLIPS Her deep brown eyes smile con- stantly. Serious, quiet, reserved, sincere in her work and her friendships. A member of the Junior Home- makers. Will make some dentist a good assistant. ,ni .IANE CARROLL POTTS Though Iam always in haste, I am never in a hurry. Agile and supple, an excellent tumbler, plays a good game of hockey, well liked by her class- mates. A member of the Dra- matics, French Clubs. MA DELYN CA ROL RAMSBURG All ones life is music, if one touches the notes rightly and in tune. Ambitious, talented, a real worker. 'Lge 'Q Literary Editor, Latin C lu b President, Student Council, ma Breeze Staff,, Tri- Hi-Y, Hockey. ' ' - 1 x 1 E, X - X x 0 ii , Y ,I 26s f An honest man is the noblest work of God. Likablemanner, ready smile. ln- dustrial Arts Club President and Treasurer, Reporter of the D.O. Club, JuniorRedCross. Interested in the Armed Services. CAROLE AILLEEN REED Honor lies in honest toil. Clever in her chosen field of Cos- metology. Frank and earnest. Secretary-Treasurer of the D.O. Club, a member of the Dramatics and. Library Clubs, me Breeze staff. I SALLY ANNE SHUGARS Quiet beauty and pleasing person- ality. Petite, sparkling eyes. Junior Red Cross, G.A.A., Dramatics Club. A good Libraryfxssistant. Will do wellin whatever field she chooses. GBP:-w RICHARD BUCKNER SMITH, III Reason is not measured by size or -4 me LILLIE MA UDE WATERS Gentle,,cxflspeechg beneficent of mind. 'r Thoughtful, a friend to all. Beta ,Cltlb Treastter, F.B. L.A. Pres- idtni, ' 'Elie Talon Staff, Library Club Seerytary, Point Committee crarzotfboursiz , ' ' J f ,Chairman. 7 A merry heaff maketh atclpeer- ' A V io:-lqtiilzarpe. H ,J' r W A 3 r' y ' 4, T 1, WJ Satin byovpn eyesf personality plus. F Sweetheart Queen, Homecoming' Queen, Mljurette, 'fnior Class I I Treasurer, Chee17leader,,Tl1t L ' Talon Staff, Q fI'ri-HV1!PresicEfit and Vice-President. j . .P height, but by principle. Studious, ambitious, dependable. Should be successful in photogra- phy as proven by his work as Pic- tureEditorof'B'1 1. Library, French, and Hi-Y Clubs, Sopho- more Secretary-Treasurer. ,fe DOROTHY ELEANORE WEDELL Tis well to be merry, witty, and wise. Friendly to all, lovesa goodlaugh. Great at sports. Tri-Hi-Y, Beta, French, Glee, and Dramatics Clubs, 'le Breeze Staff, Recrea- tion Committee, Junior Play. BARBARA ANNE WHITE To laugh is always better than to ery. Full of lung ai winning, smile. Pres- ident ol the Glee Club, member of the Tri-Hi-Y, typist for The Tzilou, und D.E. Club. A good helper on the office staff. 1,1 Q 'ff JACK DAVID WILLIAMS With an eye ever open, a tongue that is not dumb. A studious Beta Club member. Friendly, quiet, admired by many friends and classmates. A member of the D.O. Club. ffww xy I N 1vAN MAE WILLINGHKAM K C HaMin sais a roailtb workwelll N I l n X i' done. 1 X 5 K A x A lovesy fulcureliousgvife ghd sec- retaryf W armsmiie ariquwirrkiing, Melliber the H. 'f and Secletary of tQe'FgB. L.A f x ' H ,V Y ,. 28 RICHARD HENRY WHITE He is well paid that is well satisfied. Good looking, a great guy, fun loving. A great help to our Foot- ball and Basketball teams. In- dustrialArtsClub. Anotherof our potential servicemen. ELLA LOUISE WILSON Her smile is the sweetest that ever was seen. Willingworker, friendly, and de- pendable. Enjoys Basketball. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., and Library Club. Willmakeagoodsecretary. BETTY KING BIGG S Where judgement has wit to ex- press it, there is the best orator. Very friendly and intelligent, can sing like a lark! Band, Glee Club, and instrumental Ensembleg a member of Latin and Tri-Hi-Y club. Desires to becomea math teacher. I , ,f I , n A l . 1 ,,. .ja xg' L K ,.,. get I--'L X f I , .l ,c-1.uwJ t-- '-5 wb ' 'U U ,wt t 1 7 I 2 L ,V'!',,v' Zq, f .WV ' - , ezaawf f L A .L L, . Q I 2- 4. x. K? ' 'r' LJ mt.. t , fff I 1 - -,,.ta,. . 1' ,.1, aegguw ROGER BENJAMIN BOERNER . . live only for the hour and its alloted work. a good time, a been a mem- annual staffs be a success EUGENE WINDLEY CARROW No man lives without jostling and being jostled. Nevera dull moment when Gene is around, friendly, likes to de- bate. Will make a good lawyer. Member of Chess, Hi-Y, Latin, and Dramatics clubs and track. WALTER I-IANSBROUGH CARTER, IR. A fellow farer true to life, heart- whole and soul free . . . Handsome, courteous, intelligent, leadershipqualities. Student Coun- cil, Vice-President of 10th grade, track and Hi-Y a sure shot in basketball. Should make a capa- ble dentist. 29 DA VID ARTHUR CLAIR There is no moment like the pre- sent. A likeable fellow, carefree and easy going, loves working on cars. Has played l.V. basketball and varsity football. Member of Hi-Y and track team. 1 ., ,-f r sy - 1,1 If ,+I 15, 4, l of bl L .1 fl, I 1 V 1 ,L O ,,!t , ,U 4, fl 1 SCOTT WILLIAM COFFMAN Those who love nature can never be dull. A real sportsman, quiet, agood businessman. A c t iv itie s include Science, Hi-Y, and 4-H clubs, KVG, also on the track team. DA VID ROBINSON GROVE The way to be happy is to make other people happy. A true friend, well liked, cute, r e s po n sible, leader in Student Council. Treasurer of Junior Class and Church Youth Fellowship, Var- sity Basketball, and Hi-Y Club. L ' v V L Iv .l r.-, 9 r L' t I I u mfd fku' f r ,Y .J LOUISE ROBINSON JOHNS Illusion and wisdom combined are the charm of life and art. Full of vim and vigor, friendly to all, intelligent. Will make a su- perb musical therapist. F.T. A. , Band, Glee Club, Student Council, and Instrumental Ensemble. .,m,,t. ' ' -I , 7 . . . f rxy' f I 30 V JAC, N ROBERT SAMUEL CUPP Music was a thing of the soul. x fkV7xVery in strious, likeable, nice, an 1 Ag four music lovers. Mem- 'f the Band, Instrumental En- Llfi-semble, Hi-Y Club, track, ana 'X football. Uants to be an architect x wav Y 4' H .5 lfklf WILLIAM ABEL LONG Without free speech no search for truth is possible. Full of fun, worry free, great dan- cer, cute, capable, and studious, Member of newspaper staff, track team, Latin, Dramatics, and Hi-Y clubs. A sure success. C HARLE S MYRTH ROG ERS The greater the obstacle the more glory in overcoming it. A cute smile and a twinkle in his eye. Desires to become an engineer or a g e ologis t. Participates in Hi-Y, track, cave e x ploring, KVG, and Church Youth Fellow- ship. HARLES DUNCAN WALTON Self-confidence is the first re- uisite to great undertakings. regular Don Juan. Good ath- :te inl. V. and varsity basketball, 1d track. Member of Latin and i-Y clubs. Should succeed in the rgineering field. fmau 31 ARTHUR GIBSON STEED, JR. The less people speak of their greatness, the more we think of it. Obliging, good natured, has no trouble in making a friend, cute, quiet. Member of Hi-Y, D.E., and 4-H clubs. JOHN RUSSELL WOODFORD Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. Beneath a disguise of shyness is a real regular guy, quiet, a friend to all, musical. Activities have included Band, Pep Band, Latin, D. E. , and Hi-Y clubs. I i , 11, ft, '73 , frm, Y . W P535 '-. , ', ' . rv, 5 .M - . , . lik GI 7' 'A 'v,,,,54,- ,+.,3- fm ,i 24 I Q .- Zdfilgg . ,. . ., .U .fmt 41, AGL -if A .f , p 'X 5 'fsr f' 3, v A3 K 16 Q l X ,Mg gt ' - . 5 X :rex if 5. .ff .. ,- v., , ,11- Kgi. . .,a sg , . Q S is 'G Eh QM ' vu sh' Rf? QM if 1 sf 1' fv- Ky-K 6 mfr! 1 -was hu ,ax 3541.1 Jfa Q. . is 020 Pbdbw C15 Charles Hausenfluck, C25 Jimmy Clevenger, C35 Iva Willingham, C45 Marie Longerbeam, C55 Pete Chapman, C65 Richard and Bobby White,C'75 DickieSmith,C85 Louisewilson, C95 Mickey Ball, C105 Di- anne Browne, C115 Jenny Lynn Levi, C125 Barbara Jenks, C135 Carol Tomblin, C145 Clarence Kerns, C155 Tommy Fiddler, C165 Ray Crim, C175 Jimmy Fowler, C185 Anne Galloway, C195 Madelyn Rams- burg, C205 Linda MoClaughry, C215 Scott Coffman, C225 Gibson Steed, C235 Garland Ashby, C245 Dewy Wedell, C25522Bob Ledford, C 65 Sandra Johnson, C275 Lillie Waters, and C285 Hans Carter. 35 :Qi ov' ,1 The Senior president, Jimmy Clevenger, measures Helen Huff for her cap and gown. H' One of the Senior projects is selling candy and nuts. Mr. Tait helps the Seniors get to New York by purchasing some. The annual r1ng dance makes the Juniors happy because they receive their class rings. Jimmy Clevenger places a ring on its proud owner, Pat Carpenter. Every Senior must place his order for calling cards and in- vitations. Sandra shows the sample while Bonnie tries to decide which she likes best. The big task--choosing a play for the Seniors I A fffIf:fiirffwfvfffiwffffki. ' w'NfN-5f 'fQ :15,i1fiT5WfWW?2??5 V flfffdffwixf -, - -ff, -,,, - gl :v,,...,.,j. W, .1 4 , 4 ,..b in , Y A. f ,,, X L, ., , is K fi U f- Y, Qgfffgzvfssfsf-E ' 7,1-4 Vflilfifi K , ---W.,,g1M A -wp Q-V K W 1 1 7 . , fe W- fig. ni . ' 'ff:fW-fQif:.fg:V-- , - 1, A f: MW 7' . FIM: f -. -, J y 'I' .. My , .i ,if--f .K J 5 ' ' K I .K - -0 susan .... - ,Q-.1,,..... N M M.. ...W.,...,,...L ,W . , f K k in V U . , .. fr ,w5ggxj3..f ', Zigi, g 'Q , f -fi 7 f Q 'TV LV: QQ. L ' 'yffti K ' ' i ' fkf .F f K 4 'Aff':ifflkg.gizQ,.5 X' H . A f H Mg - -N., 'rQ?,'av- ,N 5. :N am. Al!i5i 'T P J' . J Jerome Garver ' Q. Richard Grim JILL Bradley Grove X9 Richard Hawkins .yffifnnfl gjwwxmxghgu ff MQWMQEQYYK W, . yn!! 1 rf KJ' U 1'1fsNskA ex VJ? W A J NIOR orrrcaaas A JH, bgresiderx ..... . . . Clint Mcwhinneyhufy- r , Vice-Presi nt Q . . . Jerome Garver Af Y Secret . . . . . Anne Devers U Trea . ..... . . . Alois Tinsman s. R entative . . . . Sandy Kercheval 1 6' f7Jl??l,w J J' J . qi JJ 1 ft ff sl J fs' K X If Q97 NJ ,J et Ashby J J U57 ygbara Bachman N A L, am Baechtel , Billy Ballinger v T 315 , Mary Barr X Len jx Joanne Bell Dorothy Boyd 'D Patsy Broy Q. Barbara Bryant Sammie Buckley U Patsy Buckner N3 Charles Cake Patsy Carpenter Joe Carter ie J 555 .J Dennis Cobb Carol Deavers Alan Devers . Anne Devers Billy Dillow Connie Duke David Duvall 1 , J J Betty Edens J X Gary Elsea David Erickson Patsy Fiddler , k Louis Foltz bf- Dale Gardner W s s sz if Joyce Garrett p' .OI i J it it: ss vw ,fifbgv at by Jwvwfvh 0 A XJ. Jn. ' Kathleen Huff Barbara Hummer Alfred Johnson NOT PICTURED: Peggy Alger, Patsy Frock, and Jimmy Marcus. x 38 JUNIOR SPONSORS Mr. Taylor and Mrs. filfclfl Jw X L E K 4, Ll W QS! I 1 'M ' f'7 ls lr!' ' 1 . 1 1-614-f .., 1 - vs t Allan Johnson Kathleen Jones Mary 'Kahle Lorraine Kephart Sandra Kercheval Patsy Kirby Carole Ladd Mary Lake Peggy Lake Gene Larrick Albert Lee Donna Levi Peter Levi Bing Lloyd Doris Lloyd oward Lloyd , Q ary Locke XX Frances Longerbeam x .Q Dickie McDonald sq S Y I Martha McDonald R nm: XX. 'ay X ,X - Clinton Mcwhinney Q Martin Michelson , Q Graham Morrison ' N :Xl Linda Murphy , Ks Bill Noyes Joy O'Bryan Shirley Pierce Doris Pyne t Eugene Pyne ,ij I' Ray Racer Lt MQ Martha Reardon QV' if H rr Q f , f Lf V Rhoda Sfttle f Q v ,parbardl Shqjgherdli H I, l.fL1of dffsnyiier W ,L ! I- h Bolfilyffbfrnorpf , 3 A' Char1fdTerry 1 frfi , S Nanlsy Thonil I if Albus- n lf! 7 1 ff' '. 5' rx 2 if rw P ll Nskkathy Varner .1 Billy Vorous U. fb Dick Wheeler el Patsy Whetzel X 3 Jane White ? Daisy Wilson Mary Wilson Na- p L Er L+ 4,4,f,.,4cLA,L,a Zf, -fi 15714 '54 ,f U'5'7u' 1 4320 H, .4,,4,.4f,rff fan.. -'mea 11.12 r:24.Lft'4-wwf ,. . 1 f X, - ff ,, .,1.-,v.,,A. 7? Lg L4a tc. Q fc ,azz ' D Y I. 0935 lb-4-4, 'gynq 491-Ca SO PHOMORE OFFICERS President .... Vice-President . . Secretary .... Treasurer . .. . . S. C. A. Representative . . Pat Bachman Brenda Baxter Bill Bowerman Donald Brill Bobby Brown Gloria Broy Carl Burke Eleanor Butler Gertrude Carper Linda Car per Joyce Cather Douglas Chapman Roger Combs Mary Compton Kate Copenhaver Ginger Costello Janet Crim Lowell Crim Shirley Deavers Tommy Dent . Donald Fincham Dennis Foltz Ellen Fowler Jack Franklin Mary Fuller . Sandy Fuller Charles Galloway Betty Glascock Junior Goforth Bill Gosnell Jackie Gray Connie Greathouse Linda Harper Donnie Haun Louise Hoffman Donnie Hottinger Bill Houdershell Shirley Hough Ginger Huffman Mack Hummer Kathy Hunt Linda Johnson me 76' , is 1 1 , In - ,,:' I Ts' fle x .,,,g,,,J-fra N 'I 555551 1. J 4 x S5 kai t l . Donnie Brill . Leon McFillen . . . Lynn Pine . . Bobby Lloyd . David Lloyd ,, --,- . gs 2 xv if 3 in i Q tw. -I I . wa W s 4 3 H -W ,f '- is s 1 it t I . --.. ' - I if SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Mr. Mercer, Mrs. Ellis, Miss Bauser- man, and Mr. Eackles. if Q55 , s 1 1 .L J if - F 5 is . ' ' l . ' Gi gi: ffl 33511, -c ., : J K - 7 .. . U ,, L. , l. F yrr ,, gy J A , ' NK 't' 1 tts - ftl R X M it N i Q. ' -:iii ' 'wfffsvgzry f lisa s. ' li'5'E,,,-FA pix- - ' 1 A-is , Tim: ,SQ-f 2. - t 'X ' , i f 2 J J ' f-v s, A sn - . -K . :gs - -ff A i-b m ' t f 'E' ts . zzx, 1 ' - ,'-s:1E5Jl'5. -' , .W J M tk L S Jimmy Kave Rosie Kimble ' 1 i ' , Harry Lake ., ,, Vihi V Joan Lake Jane Lasley Jean Lee Eddie Levi Bobby Loyd David Lloyd E! :sit S2 -Ei'.::-EE ,yi , 6 11 fl 11: f ' ' , :, - , ' li . ,: f .Iss i 1 ff 2 ' Ib '3 iw 'ii e i. if J fizi' Y 5 4 ,E S' S s 19- iw me I, Judy Lloyd ' ' Nancy Lloyd , ,W - ' ,, 'F' r 9 - Jesse Longerbeam ' H - Lloyd Loope Paulette Marlowe J fu A Elaine Masemer P ? f' 4 J H ,. M , Leon McFillen Sug McFillen Danny Mclntire Charles Mercer Shirley Mercer Louise Monroe Mike Myers K ..,. , , K s V. tXg:3S :f ' s Q ,Vi if if 'QQ . , , Barbara Moreland fs Eugene Orndorff Peggy Orndorff ygzk 5 Tommb' Phillips ,,,,: Judy Pine Lynn Pine Kenneth Reid V J Tom Roadley v Eu' ,yy, . ,e,r . 54' . ii y W H D0ug1aS Robinson ii' In iiii il i i s ii i oi Alan ROYSIOH ' :: ie William Royston 5 i'i'if is Carroll Russell 1ai:..E, ,H f i'iii s ssi 1- Peggy sechnst f,, iiir, i . is . siii ws, Ssssiiy Joan Shepherd P, I David Shugars V , M Tommy Sixma :.i. 'i , V. Hilda Smallwood . i , Tommy Strode H .i I ir 'V Barbara Thompson ,, if f f Richard Thompson iiiiiiilii L J i'iiiii - if - ' Reid Tomblin Ronnie Tomblin Clark Tumblin G. W. White Robin White James Wiley Judy Williams Lawrence Williams ,J r if. L sysi W ,Q in i , fs NOT PICTURED: Sandra Broy, Shirley Carter, Ruth Ritter, Charles Royston, Joseph Siler, Warren Swartz, and William Tumblin. is iii ,Pe ,4- -I J 4 - LSR , 2 FRESHMEN OFFICERS President .... . . Charles Ramsburg Vice-President . . . Sally Longerbeam Secretary ....... . . Connie Pearson Treasurer ........ . Bobby Hummer S. C, A. Representative . . . . Georg,e,Fr-itz I I 1 l 41 , J Elizabeth Almy , , ' I - J ' Ronald Arbogast ur - ' 1 If f ' X ,? Bernice Ashby X' , , 'I Garland Barb Patty Bell Jerry Bemusdaffer Maurice Bowen David Bowerman Helen Boyd Billy Boyd Jo Ann Bromley Dickie Broy 4 Roy Broy Juanita Cain Dickie Carroll Bruce Carter Donnie Childs David Copenhaven Edgar Coumes Binns Cox Jimmy Crim Kevin Culver Floyd Cupp Roger Deal Ronald DeShong Joyce Duesing Bill Duke Sharon Duke Donnie Duvall Ann Earnest Cletus Elsea Emmett Elsea Mary Elsea J Dora Erickson Robert Ferrebee Charles Fincham George Fritts Dennis Fuller Johnny Galloway .- 'lv J' Mbna FRESHMAN SPONSORS Miss Smith, Mr. Wood, and Mrs. Gerken ,, .i,, , HL !!.-n fy- Kay Galloway J ,f w , , 145 Elizabeth Gray ' rifgfff-'1+,E,' Judy Griffith Richard Haines Larry Hawkins Billy Hellin Dorothy Heflin Mary Hope Dorothy Houdershell E ,Y f-1 Bobby Hummer Steve Hummer Joan Jenkins Kenneth Jenkins Fay Jewell Mickey Jones Larry Kennan Mary LaFo1lette Janet Lake Allen Larrick Donald Larrick Gary Levi Richard Levi Poe Lloyd Sally Longerbeam Judy Mallinson Paul Marlowe Billy Martz George Maxwell James McCarty Jerry McDonald Shirley Minghini Janet Morris Danny Morrison Mitchell Newlin Connie Pearson Kenny Peffer Joan Presgraves Stella Presgraves Robert Pyne Carol Racey Charles Ramsburg Pat Reardon Norma Reid Nancy Renner Dinny Riley Joyce Riley Woodrow Sechrist Margaret Shac kleford Wilton Shepherd Joan Smallwood Paula Stitely Ronald Stokes Gene Strother Barbara Sweitzer Linda Thompson Donald Tomblin Virginia Tomblin Porsia Tumblin Roy Welsh Claudia Wheeler Pat Willets Mary Williams Ruby Willingham mba a -1 - 'ififiii 'gi sk TEN 0 5 is is Jtsi C ssl'lsit i ii sn - N-Z! , .5 A 1:5-,, ,il - - if 5 it a 'ffl 5 is A 1 . 1 . n fff ?r Q r v 5 1 ei 45 'Sha 4: 1, 3? i A t . 1 4 V MTX at ' rf . .ze- pe 'EZ' .ni E. r 31 3 Q was ct J T R if , SQ Ge, kv , X 5 ss ' .,., 2' NOT PICTURED: Benny Crim, Sheila Denny, Butch Hamline, and Sharon Popel I 7 R. Y 4 . 44 EIG HTH GRADE OFFICERS President .... . Douglas Crim Vice-President ..... . . Clark Neff Secretary-Treasurer .... . . Chris Edwards S.C. A. Representative . . . . Nora Srallard Joe Bean Sandy Berry Richard Brooke Sandra Broy Ray Burke Tommy Cain Donald Cake Henry Cameron Edgar Coffelt Karen Colley Dianne Cornwell Douglas Crim Phil Crim Wanda Crim Steve Culver Bobby Davis Rex Dowling Bonnie Duncan Patsy Edens Chris Edwards Russ Edwards James Ferrebee Bobby Fiddler Lynn Foltz Phillip Fowler Rosaline Fuller Maureen Gooden Brianne Gordon Ann Greathouse Carol Greenwalt Phyllis Grey Randy Haga John Hansbrough Robert Hart A ' Mary Hawkins Mildred Hawkins Alice Hough David Hough Judy Huff Richard Huff Jean Idcn Dorothy Jenkins Betty Ke phart James Kimble Michael Kirby Wilbur Ladd John Leake 'Linda Lee 5? EIGHTH GRADE SPONSORS Mr. Stickney, Mrs. Morrison, and Mr. Sunderlin. mn 1 , s X ' , .Q 3.,,,., R .. nv-4 Us - mil .1 W! AA .. J?-I :+. za. , , - 5 nga z, X sl, - Q gp . fi? -.. MSR? 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T r X Q. 1 if Donald Leight Chris Levi Dale Lloyd Dennis Lloyd Larry Lloyd Anna Lofton Iva Longerbeam Sharon Luttrell Mary Mackintosh Caroline Mallory Barbara Martin Randy McDaniel Harry McDonald Jean McFarlane Bruce McWhinney Betty Mercer Mike Miley Michael Miller Clark Neff Charlotte Newlin Donna Noyes Gary Orto Barbara Owens Joseph Palmer Judy Payne Lois Payne Patricia Pierce Billy Pine Henry Pyne Lena Pyne Mary Pyne Phyllis Reedy Kendall Riley Aubrey Ritenour James Royston Kay Russell Thomas Shepherd William Shotwell Joyce Sipe Priscilla Smith Johnny Sours Henry Spring Nora Stallard Edward Strosinder Steve Tavenner Billy Tharp Eddie Tomblin Ray Tomblin Judy Unger Aubrey Waters Gail Welsh Shirley White Gloria Williams Kenneth Willingham Linda W ynkoo p Ronnie Zombro F x J X if Q is K4 v 4 L ia, rf 5- W . 'tk -Y 3 4 was gig' Q s ' fkgwe 02? 1? if 'X' 4 7 A M, if ' - ' ,.,.3,:N: -, , , W ,mx L t. X .. fl QM? rt? , , . xy Q is N? fa 1- as-31 ing s,r,.,A ..., .,,r W , E? r,,,rr , 553 fm-: A ,V r ,,:. ,, E.: it - wg- may My .. ,,.r.,. K. .. K, L, : 'E , Y 9653 'W W J 5 Q ' J 429 shores i rw EMI of gm .Lima f, ..,, V. ,-., 5 5: QQ . any in 2 +- 1229 - -, vw Yvffil ll if fish ffifffi Si J rrstrssirn 1 '- WLS .. M ,J i 5 G WL , if -MW! is L .Q ii J ii . A A ' ,,.- p ' 5 J , 'la :ax - :- wi-11.524 .raw v 11102122 V, : . Q , . ,. W Q E? E ,,Zs, JJ: J . ,r,.. nrnr Bl X 1 8 A Q s fr J E as fr-,pr . ,,,r 5 ri' g li N I ii ?'2ffrz:vff 'visa 'iw -N, P: .V sftfw . ,f ni sr CNOT PICTURED: Thomas Clatterbuck and Patty Manualg 45 fha!! l W' nn' nv led.. The Seniors and teachers enjoy their privilege of going first in the lunch line. What would we do without our faithful flag boys, Denny and Sam, who put up and take down the flag each day! 46 f As the dismissal bell rings, every one crowds into the halls. Hustle! Every afternoon to catch the bus! .ag -5 Q1 . - -:Zan 4 ww, v Q ,. A A 5. M- -w. , .. N X. wer, .li , .fy- WW ,it ,ff l,X w X Va, L, m x Q 7 :Lf,,,,g, y fx -- Hjxf-iL Q ,Y Q fi 2 mb.. L fe. Q K dz funny in ' x , 5 s w ' ws i .wma-, M A. ,..,, :W,,,,,.. .f- ,R ,g I X, qi ,,,, .jr M . 'az' xl U' .- V iw nq,N,.'MQW is ar dv 'x w Qo.v'f' if QM 'H W 2' :W Q wx wi 5 'A J , . Q. K Q 3, A - 0, TOM CULVER P resident 1 2 ' W -2 5 ., , 1 Q- Y I a . . U SANDY FULLER LINDA MURPHY BOBBY BARR Secretary Vice-P resident Treasurer 'Y . 'Q 'T' S 1 , K a si ' - Y W 3 it ALOIS TINSMAN MR. BOYCE ANNE GALLOWAY Reporter Sponsor P.T.A. Representative The Student Co-operative Association is composed of all the students enrolled in Clarke County High and this year had as its sponsor the assistant principal, Mr. William Boyce. During the school year it car- ried on many activities for the benefit and pleasure of the students. The activity most beneficial to all students was the very excellent running of the canteen which was organized last year. 'The plan for an S.C.A. radio program was carried through with great success and was an enjoyment to all concerned. This brought news of all the activities in the school to the parents and friends in our community. Also, we have a juke box installed in the cafteria. During April four dele- gates were sent to the state convention at Madison College. This gave us many new ideas for our own ' S.C.A. projects. This surely has been an excellent year for the Clarke County S.C.A. 48 E25 Anne Galloway Mr. Sunderlin President Sponsor ,j -:,L A W ri? A1015 Tingman Mary Frances Kahle Vice-president Secretary Treasurer R Bonnie Carlisle JOY O'BfYaU eporter FIRST ROW: Linda Murphy, Barbara Hummer, Mary L. Locke, Sandra.Johnson, Patsy Carpenter, Lillie Waters, and Mr. Sunderlin. SECOND ROW: Mary L. Wilson, Kathleen Jones, Dorothy Jenkins, Barbara Jenks, DewyWedell, Jenny Levi, Betty Edens, and Mary Barr. THIRD ROW: Graham Morrison, Joe Carter, Sam Baechtel, Tom Culver, Bob Ledford, Walter Flory, Patsy Broy, Jack Williams, and Johnny Bru- baker. The purpose of this organization is to promote the ideals of honesty service and 1 d h' , , ea ers IDQ to reward meritorius achievementg and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. Membership is based on scholastic ability. , .gy In U4 1, -. Q tif f r, 1 iw rs W is A Q in 1. . . 'Ig if ,, , .,, ' ' fs . ' , -f DQ , ,,. 'tn' Ze? Linda Murphy Assistant Editor Joe Carter Editor-in-Chief LW? Howard Ray Lloyd Kathleen Jones Alois Tinsman Assistant Business Business Manager- f News Editor Q Manager ,K t 1- r r' ' i rw r , ..,r EL ilrf .ik Q. iss s gg Q? sig, S ' g s N W 4 t 5? ,rs .. . rv Q9 4' 'dr 3 ww. M Q NN X5 Q K A Betty Jo Edens Sandy Fuller Bobby Brown Madolyn Ramsb Literary Editor Social Editor Boys' Sports Editor Picture Editor ,,....--4-' 'invent FIRST ROW:SugMCFil1en, PatsyBroy, Mary F. Kahle, Rhoda Settle. SECOND ROW: Ann Devers, Sandra Broy, Jean Lee, Dewy Wedell, Tom Culver, Lillie Waters, Carroll Lee Russell, Judy Pine, Mary L. Locke, Sandy Kercheval. The Breeze, a monthly publication, is our school newspaper. It is a non-profit organization, supported by advertisements of local merchants and businessmen together with the small sum for which it is sold to pupils. Staff positions are filled by those pupil reporters and staff members who show ability and interest. Through this medium, journalism becomes one of the more beneficial extra-curricular activities in our school. 52 S ur Headline and . 5' FIRST ROW: Tommy Lloyd, Nancy Brill, Dorothy Jenkins, Barbara White, Richard Hawkins, and Eddie Deavers. SECOND ROW: Bobby Duke, Roy Jenkins, Dickie McDonald, Allan Johnson, Dennis Cobb, Gar- land Ashby, and Mr. Binford, Sponsor. The Distributive Education Club provides members with a means of learning the vocational opportunities in the field of distribution. It helps the students develop an understanding of their en1ployer's and their problems in order that they may con- tribute to the organization by which they are employed. Activities include field trips, participation in local and state contests, employer-employee banquet and social functions. The D. E. Club enables each individual to put into practice the philosophy that receiving money for services, each will give of his best in time and effort so that both buyer and seller will benefit. Make those sodas good, Bobbie. The better they are, the bigger the business. 53 Wonder if Garland would enjoy using this wax as much as he seems to enjoy selling it atCoi11er's Department Store. You receive friendly service at Keating's when Bobby is around. no fo FIRST ROW: Sandra Johnson, Russell DeShong, Ronald Cain, and Patsy Whctzel. SECOND ROW: Billy lialleugicr, Ray Crim, Joanne l3cll, Carole Reed, Bing Lloyd, Jack Williams, and Mr. Binford, Sponsor. The D. O. Club consists of all students enrolled in the Diversi- fied Occupations program, which is a co-operative part-time educa- tional prograiii. As amembcr, thestudentundertakes projects concerned with thc tradc or occupation of his choice. The activities of the club are centered around thc chosen vocation of its members. Various field trips are taken during the year to local business and industrial enter- prises. The future occupations represented by this year's members are auto mechanics, carpentry, Cosmetology, nursing, printing, and meat cutting. l'at Whctzcl does her job most efficiently in thc Annabelle Beauty Salon. 54 Pete Chapman shows Lucy Barb a catalogue on car parts at the Clarke County Motor Company. Sandy ,Tohnson works most diligently as a floor secretary at the Winchester Memorial Hospital. Sand ra Johnson President Joe Carter Vice-President Mr Eackles Sponsor Graham Morrison Lilida MUFDUY Treasurer Reporter FIRST ROW: Sally Shugars, Janet Ashby, Lorraine Kephart, Nora Stallard, Judy Unger, and Rosalind Fuller. SECOND ROW: Pat Kirby, Sandra Berry, Linda Johnson, Brianne Gordon, Jane White, Kathy Varner. THIRD ROW: Bill Long, Alan Johnson, Benny Moore, Bobby Davis. The Dramatics Club has a dual purpose: First, it attempts to encourage interest in the field of drama, and, secondly, it serves to emphasize the importance of drama in our modern world. Among various activities during the year is the participation of the club in the district One-Act Play Contest at which time members may try out for roles and aid in the production. :c 4 ss 'AN Lloyd Loo pe President Sandy Fuller ddd' 53 Donnie Brill Sec retary Treasurer is s A 4 .S Mary Louise Wilson Frederick Wedell Bill Bowerman Betty Edens Tommy Strode 3112 Cert Frangais Richard Smith Charles Galloway David Shllgars Dgnnie Haun Patricia Reardon jimmy Kava SLIQ McFillen Dgnna Levi Donnie Hottinger M,-S, Riley S onsor Reporter p The French Club at Clarke County High School gives its members an opportunity to learn more about France and her people. Through this organization, students not only promote a better understand- ing and appreciation of French among themselves, but they also encourage others to include a foreign language in their curriculum. 56 One of the current projects is the purchase of several long-playing French recordings. In this modern age, we should be more aware of our neighbors. FZ! 01 .. IT ' X t time warefs P Jil V President Marie Longerbeam Iva Willingham Vice-President Secretary Patsy Buckner Linda McC1aughry Reporter Treasurer ak , k FIRST ROW: Betty Fowler, Mary Frances Fuller, Frances Longerbeam, Gloria Broy, Joan Shepherd, and Hilda Smallwood. SECOND ROW: Paulette Marlowe, Nancy Lloyd, Judy Lloyd, Shirley Deavers, Linda Carper, Connie Greathouse, Peggy Alger, and Anne Galloway. THIRD ROW: Peggy Lake, Louise Wilson, Barbara Moreland, Janet Crim, Doris Lloyd, Kathleen Huff, Joan Renner, Patsy Broy, and Connie Duke. The Clarke County Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America is a state and national affilia- tion. The purpose of this organization is to better prepare prospective business personnel in the science of business procedure. In addition to regular monthly meetings, at which there are a business session and a program, there are also annual regional, state, and national meetings at which all F. B. L. A. members have the oppor- tunity to share ideas with business students from other schools. 3 . K A an fp 1 Mrs. Wisecarver These girls are planning a round-table discussion of the Values Mrs, Ellis Sponsor of VOT for an F.B. L.A. program. Sponsor 57 T 2' FIRST ROW: Gene Ray Larrick, Sentiuelg David Duvall, Reporterg Clarence Kerns,Vice-Presidentg Billy Millcson, Presidentg David Erickson, Secretaryg Albert Lee, Treasurer, Alfred Johnson, and Mr. Huffman, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Reid Tomblin, Eugene Orndorff, Eugene Pyne, Sammy Buckley, Charles Mercer, Danny Mclutire, Joseph Siler, Douglas Robinson. THIRD ROW: Bill Boyd, Roy Lee Broy, Mack Iluunner, Jesse Longerbeam, Steve Hummer, Kenny Peffer, Paul Marlowe, James McCarty, and Lawrence Williams. FOURTH ROW: Donnie Duvall, Ronald Arbogast, Wilton Shepherd, Mickey Ball, William Tum- blin, Aubrey Ritenour, Gary Levi, Bill Noyes, Woodrow Seehrist,Gcne Strother, and Tommy Dent. FIFTH ROW: Bradley Grove, Lowell Crim, Jack Franklin, Donald Tomblin, Jerry Benn1sdaffer,Jerry Broy, David Copenhaver, Donald Larrick, Louis Foltz, lloward Ray Lloyd, and Allen Larrick. The Clarke County Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is a part of the national organization of, by, and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public schools. lt is an educational, nonprofit, uonpolitical farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to develop agricultural leader- ship, charaeter, thrift, scholarship, eo-operation, citizenship and patriotism. Boys must be enrolled in vocational agriculture to become eligible for membership. Outstanding Chapter accomplishments this year include Q13 gave fifteen purebred sows to Chapter mcmbcrsg C25 gave five hundred pounds of wildlife seed to members: C35 provided two thousand young trees for members, C41 provided medals and cash prizes for outstanding members, Q51 contributed to worthy causes and needy familicsg C65 provided members with two educational trips during the year, C73 conducted a radio program, public speaking, and degree team contest, Q83 sponsored a Father and Son Barbecue, and 19p had recreational activities for members including basketball, rifle shooting, and pests contests. 58 Mrs. Rose, Sponsor, Donna Levi, Vice-Presidentg Doris Pyne, Treasurerg Judy Pine, Secretary, Martha McDonald, President, Connie Duke, Reporter, Sandy Fuller, Song Leader, Mrs. Cepelka, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rose, Sponsor: Joan Renner, Barbara Hummer, Doris Pyne, Martha McDonald, Donna Levi, Judy Pine, Sandy Fuller, Connie Duke, Helen Huff, Mrs. Cepelka, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Patsy Broy, Carol Devers, Sally Shugars, Joan Phillips, Dianne Cornwell, Anna Mae Lofton, Margaret Alice Shackleford, Linda Thompson, Caroline Mallory, Sug McFillen, Nancy Lloyd, and Sandra Kercheval. THIRD ROW: Jean Deal, Mary Lee Williams, Mary K. Hope, Sharon Luttrell, Nancy Renner, Patty Bell, Dorothy Houndershell, Juanita Cain, Ruby Willingham, Sharon Pope, Ginger Costello, and Betty McFar- lane. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Garrett, Shirley Deavers, Jeanie Iden, Judy Payne, Betty Owens, Hilda Smallwood, Connie Greathouse, Madelyn Ramsburg, Barbara Bryant, Joyce Dusing, Elaine Masemer, Kate Copenhaver, and Lena Pyne. FIFTH PERIOD: Joan Pyne,Jean McFarlane, Kay Russell, Carol Green- walt, Joan Lake, Sandra Broy, Judy Lloyd, Betty Glascock, Ann Greathouse, Wanda Crim, Judy Huff, and Iva Longerbeam, The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization for pupils who have studied or are studying homemaking in high schools. The motto of the F. H. A. expresses learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The purpose of the F. H. A. is to prepare girls to be able to further their homemaking careers. The club has three Degrees of Achievement, Junior Homemaker, Chapter Homemaker, and State Homemaker. These are awarded to outstanding club members. 59 JOY O'BRYAN Vice-President NANCY BELL 12th Representative SANDRA KERCHEVAL Secretary-Treasurer SANDY FULLER 10th Grade Representative IJNDA LEE 8th Grade Representative ANN DEVERS Recorder JOYCE CATHER Soccer Sports Leader MARTHA MC DONALD llth Representative Re porter PATTY BELL Grade Representative PEGGY SECHRIST Basketball Sports Leader HELEN HUF F MARY IDUISE WILSON President MRS. LEVI S ponsor The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to encourage all girls to participate in competitive sports. The activities for the year include: sponsoring tournaments in hockey, basketball, volleyball, tennis, soccer, softball, and a tumbling showg sponsoring a sportsday with other schools participatingg and serving refreshments at all home basketball games of the girls. 60 A ,,, ,. .:.rs.J-I1-I Miss Byerly, Directress, and Caroline Mallory, Accompanist. STANDING AT PIANO: Mary Mackintosh, Bonnie Carlisle, Barbara Jenks, Jenny Levi, Nancy Bell, Dewy Wedell, Mary Williams, and Jean Lee. FIRST ROW: Judy Payne, Rosalind Fuller, Brianne Gordon, Sandra Berry, and Betty McFarlane. SECOND ROW: Carol Devers, Helen Boyd, Kathleen Huff, Elizabeth Gray, Nancy Thomas, and Janet Lake. THIRD ROW: Betty Kephart, Carol Racy, Madelyn Ramsburg, Peggy Lake, and Sandra Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Dianne Cornwell. FIFTH ROW, STANDING: Sharon Luttrell, Mary Hawkins, Bobby Davis, Tom Culver, Donny Haun, James Wiley, Eleanor Butler, Sharon Pope, Juanita Cain, Lois Payne, Judy Unger, Ruby Willingham, and Linda Wynkoop. Miss Byerly and the Clarke County High School Glee Club lead the assembly in America, The Beautiful. The Glee Club was formed primarily for the students of Clarke County High School who enjoy singing and who are interested in singing as a group for special school activites. Throughout the year the members present programs for such occasions as special assemblies, PTA Meetings, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Graduation. Participation in the club encourages and develops the musical ability of the member, gives experience in performing before an audience, and promotes interest in various types of music. 61 FIRST ROW: Bobby Barr, John Woodford, Gene Carrow, Jimmy Clevenger, and Gibson Steed. SECOND ROW: Charles Rogers, Hans Carter, Scott Coffman, Duncan Walton, and Roger Boerner. THIRD ROW: Tommy Fiddler, Brondell Locke, Robert Cupp, Tom Culver, Bill Long, and Jimmy Fowler. NOT PIC- TURlZDg James Barb, David Clair, Kevin Culver, and David Grove. The lli-Y Club of Clarke County High School was organized in 1951. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The members of the club hope that in future times this organization will continue to function as a bene- ficial factor to our school. ,-.rw ,...,,, l.. , - ,,a-ovv ' Waller F10l'Y, Richard Smith. HH'-1 B019 Lcdford have The executive committee members meet to discuss dcvOIiOr1S OVCF IHC Publi!! address SYSICHW. plans. The executive committee consists ofwalter Flory, Vice-President, John Brubaker, Secretary, Bob Ledford, President, Richard Smith, Chaplain, Mr. Stickney, Sponsor, and Ronald Paget, Treasurer. 62 FIRST ROW: Tommy Phillips, Ray Crim, John Phillips, Billy Dillow, Russell DeShong, and Douglas Chap- man. SECOND ROW: Bobby Hummer, Richard Levi, Charles Fincham, Ronald DeShong, Richard Grim and Billy Vorous. THIRD ROW: David Bowerman, Billy Heflin, Tommy Sixma, Mike Myers, Clark Tumbl.in, Dennis Foltz, and Garland Barb. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Fowler, Ronnie Stokes, Billy Houndershell, Larry Hawkins, Dickie F eltner, Benny Crim, Peter Levi, and Mr. Wood, Sponsor. Industrial arts is a four-year course involving students from the ninth to twelfth grades. There is also a nine-week exploratory course for students in the eighth grade. There are four major areas of work a student rotates through in four years -- mechanical drawing, general woodworking, general metalwork, and electricity. The objectives of the Industrial Arts Club are interest in industrial lifeg good workman- ship and designg take pride and interest in ability to do useful things, worthy use of leisure time, ability to work and live in a democratic societyg and ethical character. Lefore starting work, the project must be carefully planned. A very helpful project in the Industrial Arts Club is putting up flats in the auditorium for any plays 63 that are produced. .Q?4f FIRST ROW: Joe, Bean, Dorothy Jenkins, Joe Carter, Mary L. Locke, Anne Galloway, Graham Morrison. SECOND ROW: lva Longerbeam, Margaret Shackleford, Sandy Broy, Sandy Kercheval, Sug, McFillen, and Mr. Snnderlin, Sponser. THIRD ROW: Joyce Ducing, Joan Renner, Mary Hope, Donnie Brill, and Jimmy Fowler. The Junior Red Cross was established to help the Senior Red Cross during times of disaster and at the bloodmobile as stenographers and office helpers. The Junior Red Cross also aids children across the sea through its children's fund and gift chest, also it carries on cultural exchanges through its correspondence albums. An organizationof versatility, charity and knowledge which grows to help the world grow. A vw ' I 5735571 ,llfgfjfff ff? 64 wr. k 6 'Q ' G lf' Q 450 W4 A UE' -al .1.:L 1 A F-Q06 fi' V-- ,,, S Q- 'ft I-if J J .Qg, , ' J' ' , r' Graham Morrison JOY O'BfY21I1 Reporter 1... Treasurer rr ' - ' f J Ann Devers Secretary Sam Baechtel President Alois Tinsman Vice-President FIRST ROW: Bobby Hummer, Anne Earnest, George Maxwell, and Kevin Culver. SECOND ROW: Dickie Carroll, Pat Willets, Liz Almy, Barbara Thompson, and Gloria Childs. THIRD ROW: Binns Cox, Charles Ramsburg, Judy Mallinson, Robert Ferrebee, Bill Gosnell, Danny Morrison, and Dinny Riley. FOURTH ROW: James Barb, Brenda Baxter, Carol Compton, Pat Bachmann, Jane Laslery, Kathleen Jones, Linda Harper, Ginger Hoffman, and Lynn Pine. FIFTH ROW: Rhoda Settle, Joy O'Bryan, Patsy Carpenter, Linda Murphy, Alois Tinsman, Mary Frances Kahle, Anne Devers Mr Taylor, Sponsor and Graha , . , m Morrison. On Wall: Lloyd Loope, Ronald Paget, Sam Baechtel, Joe Carter, and Walter Flory. The Latin Club is a conditional organization affiliated with the National Junior Classical League. The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote an interest in Roman and Greek life and literature. Anyone who has an interest in such fields can join and is welcomed in doing so. The officers for this year are as follows: President, Sam Baechtel, Vice-President, Alois Tinsman: Secretary, Anne Dever: Treasurer, Joy O'Bryan: and Reporter, Graham Morrison. 65 7422! ROW ONE: Ronald DeShong, Mike Myers, Connie Pearson, Russell DeShong, and Roy Jenkins. SECOND ROW: James Kenna, Charles Fincham, Steve Culver, Allan Harley, and Linda Carper. THIRD ROW: Ray Tumblin, Aubrey Ritenour, Mary LaFoll- ctte, Janet Crim, Barbara Moreland, and Mr.Huffman, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Woodrow Sechrist, Dorothy Heflin, Porsia Tumblin. and Cletus Elsea. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Palmer, Allen Lloyd, Clark Neff, Billy Martz, Harry Lake, and Robert Ryne. 'has 'ss Q... , 1 . x.. r,.. 5. A, , ,FK Xiaifsggz, Mike Myers Roy Ienkins Russell DeShong LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN LIEUTENANT it Ronald DeShong Connie Pearson Mr. Huffman SERGEANT-AT -ARMS SECRETARY SPONSOR The main purpose of the Safety Patrol is to aid in the safety of students going to and from school both on foot and in vehicles. The members of the patrol are always ready and willing to help in any way to maintain your safety. During the year the members of the safety patrol usually attend a baseball game in Washington, D. C . Under the direction of Mr. Huffman, the Safety Patrol maintains a staff to patrol the intersection approaches to the school and the many school buses that carry our students to school from all parts of the county. 66 ' 756 CAROL TOMBLIN MARTHA MC DONALD RHODA SETTLE ALOIS TINSMAN P resident Vice-P resident S ecretary T reasurer FIRST ROW: Jenny Levi, Bonnie Carlisle, Dewy Wedell, and Madelyn Ramsburg. SECOND ROW: Rhoda Settle, Kathleen J ones, Mary Kahle, Doris Pyne, and Mary Locke. THIRD ROW: Betty McFarlane, Bar- bara Hummer, Anne Devers, Patsy Fiddler, and Patsy Carpenter. SANDY KERCHEVAL JOY O'BRYAN BARBARA JENKS Reporter Chaplain Historian . 1 5 x 4 J J E I ZST ROW: Barbara Thompson, Lynn Pine, Brenda Baxter, Jean Lee, Betty Glascock. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hough, Ginger Huf- an, Joyce Cather, Eleanor Butler, Judy Lloyd, Judy Pine. THIRD ROW: Paula Stitley, Janet Morris, Kay Galloway, Sally ngerbeam, Mary Hope, Judy Williams. ' The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards Christain character. During the year the Tri-Hi-Y sponsors special programs for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and during examinations, devo- ns every morning before school, and grace in the cafeteria at lunch time. fNo picture available of Miss Smith, Sponsor., Zan? Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christg for it everyone that believethg to the Iew first and also to the Greek. 1 Peggy La ku, V ice- President Janet Lake, Treasurer Donald Brill, President Ioan Lake , Reporter Mr . Coombs , Sponsor ? o is the power of God unto salvation to Sandra Broy, Secretary Mary E. Lake, Song Leader FIRST ROW: Ioan Lake, Sandra Broy, Janet Lake, Donald Brill, Peggy Lake and Mary Ellen Lake. SE- COND ROW: Anne Greathouse, Judy Huff, Patsy Buckner, Connie Greathouse, Linda Wynkoop, Hilda Smallwood, Louise Hoffman, Dorothy Jenkins, Nancy Brill, and Peggy Ornodorff. The first and main purpose of the Bible Club is to win souls for Christ. It is also to promote clean sportsmanship, clean talk, and honesty. The members of the Bible Club are supposed to set forth Christ in their talk, their actions, and their deeds. The Bible Club is to be a help to all and is open to students and teachers of any denomination. 68 fra' ' K.......+ FIRST ROW: Patsy Broy, Rhoda Settle, Betty McFarlane, Sandy Kercheval, Barbara Hummer, and Kathleen Jones. SECOND ROW: Joan Renner, Barbara Jenks, Jenny Levi, Bonnie Carlisle, Nancy Bell, Dorothy Jenkins, and Nancy Brill. THIRD ROW: Richard Grim, Anne Galloway, Billy Dillow, Calrence Kerns, Dickie McDonald, Graham Morrison, Jane White, Joan Phillips, Sally Shurgars, Doris Pyne, Lilliewaters, Sandra Johnson, NancyThomas, Connie Duke, and Miss Holmes. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Louise Johns, Billy Milleson, Gary Elsea, Joyce Garrett, and Peggy Lake. FK , 'V A-X., FIRST ROW: Joan Lake, Dora Erickson, Margaret Shackleford, Kate Copenhaver, Paulette Marlowe and Linda Carpet. SECOND ROW: Linda Lee, Priscilla Smith, Linda Wynkoop, Mary Williams, Mary Hope, and Sally Longerbeam. THIRD ROW: George Fritts, Brenda Baxter, Eleanor Butler, Ginger Huffman, Janet Morris, Jean Childs, and Paula Stitely. ABSENT FROM PCITURE: Ginger Costello, Jesse Longer- beam, Ruth Ritter, William Tumblin, Mary Elsea, Robert Ferrebee, Kay Galloway, Danny Morrison, Dinny Riley, and Iva Longerbeam. 9 6 Yi in B X sK' g' .fx . X' '-in .,, ,gi r QQ' - - .Nl v' If A .,,. A 1 - J. . L' .-1--4-L-...... fl' I , 5 New Teachefsi MTS- LOOP'-3' Mr- Mefcef- and Also Miss Smith, Captain Stickney, and Mrs Miss Bauserman. Gel-ken. N..,.+.p.-1 Madelyn Ramsburg gives a report on the Recreation Committee to the student body. 71 Sally Shugars received a letter of congratulations from Betty Crocker on win- ning the B e t t y Crocker Homemaker contest of the year. Our cflrcrent student teachers 1n agrrculture Durlng Boy s Heaven Rhoda Settle from V P I arc Don Clark and Jerry Hamman tled Bobby Barr s shoe laces and Louise 72 Johns carrred Tom Culver s books. 'Twin 1 ,. 1 K M,. Q3 H! ma y K 'Sin .1 asf-4 . .Ha J -11 J hz KK,k,,, - wry 5 A Lm Qw K sf .J Q rg, I gy, . im' fill! 1 - 3 8 is M ff' ,,. ., n x , Q ff is i M 5621! 0538 3 1 3, PETER LEVI BOBBY BARR BOBBY DUKE Halfback QuarI6rb21Ck Fullback XL, I Q ffl I AQ 5:10 ,..,,t 'MAF Rux , ,I 7 F 1- Lx LAX- 1 Uiilyh I xl! ,Q f 4,-Jtzk' ' 'V 1 X' 3' 'J' fp fzfu, k v lijf Alf Y Q'-1' lik f,-'WN 'V 5' f - f' ' - l YN X x if Z ' I LN if Qfvfrj r . ' . Z ' Z' 7 X' x iz 2 X 3 , V ww-.fQ MR. MAPHIS Coach JIMMY JENKINS PETE CHAPMAN RONALD CAIN JIMMY FOWLER Tackle Guard 74 Center Halfback ,,-.Mrk gk, P, Q Zi v at C21 ,gp ,Q 7? fi in M ,ff . 'ls 1 rl , A lf, , nc' gr. 54,11 I, , Q . K, 1.. i -gf' X VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Jesse Longerbeam, Pete Chapman, Ronald Cain, David Erickson, William Tumblin, and Mr. Maphis, Coach. SECOND ROW: Louis Foltz, Dale Gardner, Bobby Barr, Bobby Duke, Peter Levi, J immy Jenkins, and Gary Elsea. THIRD ROW: Reid Tomblin, Manager:EugenePyne, Manager: Carl Burke, Doug- las Robinson, Edgar Coumes, Charles Ramsburg, William Royston, Manager: and Benny Crim, Manager. FOURTH ROW: Jerome Garver, Ronnie Tomblin, Donald Tomblin, Eddie Levi, J irnmy Fowler, Gene Ray Larrick, Junior Goforth, and Albert Lee. The 1958 football season was one of Clarke County's finest. The Eagles roared through their opposi- tion for a record of eight wins, one loss, and one tie. This record was the best in its history. As practice began at football camp in Romney, West Virginia, the prospects of a good season looked very dim. The boys were small in stature as football players go, but big in heart. By the first game, the Eagles were in mid-season form. The Eagles used an Oklahoma style, split-T attack and executed it with machine-like precision. They made their own breaks by out hustling their opposition. Much emphasis was placed on speed. The only loss was to Luray. Except for three or our minutes in that game, the Eagles were the best team: they led 7-6 at half time. The key to the success of the Big Orange was great coaching and great determination by the boys. The entire team possessed great desire to play football. Certainly Coach Don Maphis deserves the great- est amount of credit for success. The opposition was simply outplayed and outcoached. THE SCORES Clarke County Strasburg Clarke County Warren County Clarke County Berkeley Springs Clarke County Loudoun County Clarke County Luray Clarke County Turner Ashby Clarke County Musselman Clarke County Broadway Clarke County 75 James Wood Clarke County Charles Town T 1',: 1 I - 1 If ' VA P' , 0' X ,jf IV' A ' 4 , 1' - I STARTING LINE UP FIRST ROW: David Erickson, Jesse Longerbeam, Pete Chapman, Ronnie Cain, William Tombli I, Jimmy Jenkins, and Gary Elsea. SECOND ROW: Dale Gardner, Bobby Duke, Bobby Barr, and Peter LCVI. -l. 43--- FOOTBALL PRACTICE Great day in the morning Gardner, don't just stand there! J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: TommyCain, Bobby Fiddler, Denny Fuller, Phillip Fowler, and David Huff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mercer, Coach: Chris Levi, David Bowerman, David Childs, and Binns Cox. THIRD ROW: Crim, James Elsea, Eddie Tomblin, Denny Lloyd, and Larry Lloyd. 76 Douglas 5 1? is 5 V . f-N Q if 'f-5:32 'I - XXR Y as J Mw- ivfkw N t1uQ If Q11- ,QQ lil .-f' -- K w K Q, .W .. .V 1 ,Lf , K? J 'wr- if 3 Zag? Wx 'Q' Rf 3 ,Egg ww 3 x my Y 2 EN M ,R xgg Q, K -LLL f m a iii Y Y . -f . QQ? iw :-Q V ,Q 5 3 6 n SQ Q V L fa is 4? ,pf f ziggy A .V WSE, , 4 5 N9 R If -- ' gm N .s g .V,. . H S: gig W? X FIRST ROW: Jenny Levi, Nancy Bcll, Dewy Wedell, Barbara Jenks, Marty Reardon, Joy O'Bryan, Patsy Buckner, Alois Tinsman, and Mary Wilson. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Carlisle, Judy Lloyd, Patty Bell, llclen Boyd, Dorothy Heflin, Mary Williams, Linda Carper, Peggy Sechrist, Joyce Cather, and Mrs. Levi. Joyce and Alois fight for possession Nancy and Jenny, two of thc five- while Pat and Marty have different year players, bully. ideas. 80 WZ! FIRST ROW: Louise Hoffman, Mrs. Levi, Helen Huff, JoyO'Bryan and Martha Reardon. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Wilson, Patsy Buckner, Mary Ellen Lake. ,larnha Reardon is helping Helen Huff get ready for the Mary Ellen Lake is instructing Joy O'Bryan on how to ig game. 81 hold the bat correctly. 513 6 ,xl ,, '53, 'i , YE 'S 6 V QP K L A QQ' - Y? ff Q I , Q N. , 3 W' ., 3 H ' I iiw - Q 'S g g 2 if 2-1 Q? Wg E ,f ,M S , Fw r L 5 W- I Q f V WM: N S' NANCY BELL Guard LOUISE HOFFMAN Guard G LORIA BRO Y Forward MRS. Coach LEVI JENNY LEVI Guard JOY O'BRYAN Forward MARY ELLEN LAKE Forward No. lf! Duncan Walton of Clarke County Eagles is dropping in a two pointer to break the tie with Luray. 'Vhc ifuulcs went on to win 59-49. 84 JW No. 32 of Clarke County is set shot artists Bobby Lloyd. Bobby has just put Clarke County two more points ahead in the big game with Luray. 1 I 1 Clarke County fumbles but recovers and dashes for another touch- down. Before the game starts, the captain and co- captain of each team meet each other and the officials. Even though Dale Gardner could not play, and Peter Levi was hurt, the Eagles had an easy victory over Turner Ashby. 4:50015 cfzgaw It takes more than one man to keep the Eagles down. X K 4 K ' FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Nancy Bell, Sandy Fuller, Anne Galloway, Bonnie Carlisle, Co-Captaing Jenny Levi, Co-Capraing Donna Levi, Linda MeClaug1,11ry, and Linda Murphy. 21:31 1 X .ie BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Sandy Fuller, Bonnie Carlisle, Co-Captaing Sug McFillen, Carol Tomblin, Linda lxllurphy. Lucy Barb, Anne Galloway, Cu-Captain, and Donna Levi, I . I. V. CHEERLEADERS Nnra Srallard, Mary llopc, Margaret Shackleford, Mary Williams, and Rosalind Fuller, Iva Longer- lwealn, Captain. 86 QM Y 43 15 ?Z. JP Q 4 f Y QW wwgw 25 W gg 'HWY F 'F WWWW vb WW W' WT? Qu Q , Nm i Q if . 9- .'1.1f2-- ' I as. 1- w L..,-N' fab E- W X HK A Jw ,um Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ashby Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Baker Beta Club Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cain Mom and Pop Carroll Mr. H. B. Coalson Mr. and Mrs. Virgil O. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis Mr. Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. George W. Deal Future Business Leaders of America Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Galloway Www Hi-Y Club Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Johns Junior and Senior Agriculture Classes Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ledford Mr. G. Kenneth Levi Mrs. H. L. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. McC1aughry Mr. and Mrs. John F. Milleson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Paget Messrs. George and John Potter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Settle Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Smith, Jr. The V. O. T. Class Plus Three Mr. and Mrs. Bev Whiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woodford YOUR ASSURANCE UF PERFORMANCE TESTED QUALITY RAVON-ACETATE-CELLUPHANE i 96 X yr ul-.1-. 2 5 C 5 9 ' 1 War a K L ' w 3 Q 3 sv' nv Q N2 SNXX4 Qi XX X R X X X X Xe Q5 5 XX Q5 X X mis if SX MX X an TW S E MW X X X S Xg Aa gl X-X E 3 X R QX S N 1 S IF 1 su in .M Ni I ...S B' . XL t.., A ll Z -.X' : F E X S345 . ' f -55:2 Hwhnml Dianne cxplorczxsafc-deposit box. Mrs. Lcdford explains howto get one at thc BANK OF CLARKE COUNTY, Bcrryvillc. - , , :fwww W-,,:.,-1- sa: '- 2. ,,X,m .X..,, - if. -1 :M-, . X z f - .X.-ww . sa , V. ' ,, ., , .X rw W -- --3. M f N .9-, , ., S ,.::,:, .E lpfw ,M i l ..F5wg,,,y,,:, . i . . H .. . 0: 2 5 Esso They have plenty of Esso down at the CLARKE COUNTY SUPPLY, ESSO DISTRIBUTOR, Bcrryvillc is R .. V , L , U U U , , fws1.mfMi:M smvmsm T --W4 Lfjiiiiij --: Aww? 'V 3 ' ff , . 'f:veM3ff15,,,f if-sf We are weighing, in at CLARKE COUNTY SUPPLY, INC., Berryville. 5 ' C -' .-,,, ,K ...- 1, - fi Mr. Hobert shows Louise some facts about their beautiful furniture at COINER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Bcrryville Compliments of G.B. THOMAS, INC. Berryville, Virginia . .-. . ,- ..,,,,, xX X Xx x lj f .r ae X , fi - M' --...-owl ' -any f' 'Nw-.W ss.. ,D -3 MMM-Kgfrfhv stt' X s . gi E Icnny, Linda, :md Bobbv know that clothes that ring a bell are purchased at the BELL CLOTHES SHOP, Winchester Q3 S Mrs. Shank and Mrs. Rennor discuss saving at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Bcrryville. L.. Mrs. Boyd shows all the latest T.V. models to Barbara and Bonnie at TIP TOP RADIO AND T.V., Berryville 4 fl' numurs Esso Ssnvncenren I an Q .-m 1 4 Everybody fills up at KEATINCVS ESSO SERVICENTER, Bcrryvillc. hh. . , , Lw,f,, GY I R,pglu10 S5252 i lull DEPENDABLE US J l l ffl , I l ' v Mr, llnrdcsty shows Iva, Mnriv, and Tommy their latest car For their household and lxardwglre needs, Sandra, Carroll, and 5' specialty Iva shop at TRIPS AUTO SALES, Bcrryvillc. MILLER'S HARDWARE CO., Wlf1Cl'1CSICf. u1 4A'f 'G '- .',,,5g'4 11 t A ,gf , Q ,rt-A - puifini-sRtY:fr4.z.1mf.l'lSff wt g t -- 4 , Y k I E ELA Z5 ,S 4 5 Q, ying..-Q Q fi in f' 4551 f ' LF Kal 1 ,f 5 dw Ni' For the king of sodas, Anne, Iva, and Garland get the in You get the best in men's wear at ' Lg SMC facts at the Qi WISECARVEWS GENTS' SHOP, Berryviue, f E ROYAL CROWN com BOTTLING co., wmcltesrer. g tg, ,S aww gi f ff J we . ,,. . ' ' m W ':' lmmt A-htvw. ....g,f.,,,,. ,W A Time out to meet the gang MTASTEE-FREEZ, Berryville, f -' - A -t ....... Qi -'Z' if r 4 sl 1.i. F'l: Y 'Fi 2 1EgS,f 'T r 'fig nh' is 1'j fi is fly: Ti' I 'W' ff. 1 i . - 5 Bob and Dcwy get the facts and thc rgrocurics at KERCIHZVALS GROCERY, Bcrryvillc. i r r ,3 xwwrxwrrw N' ' , 5-NNW ' I E 'Q-.,.4bf-N ' 3 . ' IR-ivr Luvi, srrlvsrimri, sclls Ronnie ll ncw pair of sliocs, wliilc Jenny rind Jinirny give their approval at Nt ' 5 SClllfUlfR'S DEPARTMENT STORE, llurryvlllc. Q l!! . wuuafii !2:1u3,, i lli' E if x M' 5 rflr?Sy.2, .- 1.fly'IT'gs5?951+fr'Q'wwM2mwWW,,.in r I 5 fl: Carol and Russell rnakc Ilicir future building plans ut BOWERMAN BROS., Bcrryvillc. iw. For the best in paint and hardware go to JOHN S. SOLENBERGER AND CO., INC., Winchester. ri S ENDERS ff Quiz! WHII k' f ff l 7 I ,. Mr. White sells plenty of that Republic gas at the WHITE BROS. SERVICE STATION, Berryville. Q 1- if F- at K'-if VME' sz, 1. 2 frlxi S533 KWH. I .W 5,53 WEB Fug 'W-4 :wld Q36 ?f 'lla-. M4 QP' 5432 ' v 1 l , ll' we-M 'F' exl:.'V' 2 , 5 J T Kilim h e L , , ' Q . mx - ' ' AN K S l 5 SERVICENTER FR sS0 ., ...W H 1' i l Y S' ,af k..,......,. ' ? q i iill ' We get that Golden Esso Extra at FRANK 'S Esso SERVICENTER , Berryville. I M :Q f ' ' if A QW H ,. - ' K X1 f 'S ' I Y - o 'lu SS D '0f'g'f'tilEYgg NQWIN Wi' i5 -., Q. Lillie points out her selection to SI-IOECENTER, INC., Wi . :www 3 flF571:-e Buy your new and used cars at x 'wn.'.' ...Z I B 8a M CHEVROLET, Winchester. yfmmgmwwmuwmw -.anzwrfmx f s ww, . :u X Bobby 1S bung outfltted for the commgz, season wlule Garland looks on it GRAY AND EDDY Wmchester -if-el Qs- i SP For 21 good variety of merchandise, Marie, Iva, and Abby shop at the WEBBTOWN MARKET, Berryville. CLARKE ', -viii? A V' s 'N 115 , I 77 , Russell and Carol know that tho best moat products come from CLARKE COUNTY LOCKER PLANT, Berryville. 11 Hffmnflmlifi no nous on mmf Mmm m,g,.,N,,,UA,,C,N cw Au was mv mr: new lil! law 1 ass f':r1,wm, AMA? AHS mmlnxxrwf . M. M, ...... will XE R l5 51' l r 'L i E ff' f -A I . - ' - A f-11 A in M, l 5 1- F R- K V' ' E 1, 2 The manager points out the features of the new GE refrigerator to Benny, Tom and James at MILLER .eh X I ww? 51 is D ANDERSON, Winchester , ,, 5 f'Qf?f , L, s JeE s I' --.. . L51 ii flea.-lr. mf 2- N 1 ' . These girls say, Get Republic for the best in fuel from our REPUBLIC a ent Mr C g , . anter, in Berryville. A Y ,A - iL R . L 'f tri 'H Il 1 wr 3 'X K ls: Sally Barbara and john say For all your needs, shop at SHACKLEFORD S STORE Berryvllle. x Q l-3 :srl mi These Rock and Rollers lxsten to Mrs Pmzano who IS hep on new records at SHENVAL MUSIC Wlnchester s L 8 J CLEANERS Pick Up and Delivery Service Phone 588 Berryville, Virginia HESS SHOE SHOP Berryville, Virginia DOUGHERTY G JOOST Insurance Berryville, Virginia PHILIP'S SPECIALTY SHOP Outfitters For Women 9 N. Loudoun Street Winchester, Va. Telephone MO 2-8144 Anything Photographic VALLEY PHOTO CENTRE 115 S. Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia E. P. BERLIN Real Estate G Insurance Berryville, Virginia L. H. BELL General Insurance Phone 21 Berryville, Virginia Compliments of CALDWELL-SITES 54 S. Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia HODGSON G BROWN 41 West Boscawen Street Winchester, Virginia JANE'S LUNCH Berryville, Virginia 1-wifi? ',,' , , ,Z , MWA L w 'f ' ff-' ' ggi fm ,X'r5, . ff-'1v1 ffff f-we bf Q- ' I 21:25-, .4 5 . if ' , IM' 'ft . ,J ,V-A ,X Q.. ox Se . i X 1 Ny, M f Y ix Q 1 F Sm, fx? ATU .IIC M5 Z- - 4-+weQs2bsbbf?baoa4aba+ gf- o --sf S :' Q 5'w.,.,,- .. M 1 s A ,X 4? , FN' b . f ,..., b ' Mx'-'gb ,f P Xu A ,,,, '40 Q, dl . YA ' .53 5 1 .J 5 . .a MN S , . ' Bob Garland and Bobby know they can't go wrong atl D RICHARDSON INC Berryville S ' ' xv Nik I 1531 yay W 1 wi' ' ' - . . 1-QL, Qllbllw . Q zg, , A X ,I . 1 ,Q g - 5 J v , 'Q I 's 3923 ' S 5, ,x 8 M Q7 f 5 5. 1 'Q H. .4k. ex, . x I 6 a 0 ' - n I 1? . .aff-' B New .,A 3,-,gp W D sn. ii II115 pu L c 'Z n , ,,,. , .,... S5.Xi,.g,,. 1.:pi,Mli, K W , ' Q: L x I awk kv 'ff .' t 5:5 M .3 'I x,. gL 'Q ,MM ..,.L ,, - fm, 'K' M vi-h Q A A 'D X., k ,Q f Jag -- - 1 - -A N L leaf ,,,,f'i - 'r:g, QQ, 1 1:45392 . Q K A 1. wi 'W-...wgw ,, AL Maw, ,. , f- ' X Wm.-- ..,.. . M 5 - . . ,,.::. ,..,,..:. ,.,. ,P Wm , A 1 . 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NIU To keep in balance, Bobbie gets her drugstore supplies al VON PIPPIN'S, Berryville, Va. sv ww Lucy Considers the purchase of A dress from Mrs. Johnson at THE DEBONAIR SHOP. W Mm 5 1, :mga H Sw it , LN. 2 il wx 5 fi x ii EE f.., MW. All local and nat1ona1 news IS covered by the WINCHESTER EVENING STAR QQ M ,f E ww. Charles R o n n i e , Dickie, and Kenneth learn aboutconstruction work from the shop foreman at H. N. RITTER, INC. You will find an excellent choice of foods at THOMPSONS GROCERY STORE, Berryville, Virginia M0 TANA H LL White Post, Virginia Commercial Shorthorns Mrs. Robert N. Cunningham, Owner Calvin Tomblin, Manager IDDLESBERGER AND CARTER CIL COMPANY, INC. Distributor MOB ILGAS -MOB ILHEAT -MOB ILOIL Front Royal, Virginia All the lumber you need may be bought at THE BERRYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY, INC Berryville. Virginia uni Compliments of GEORGE W. BELL Builder and Contractor Bluemont, Virginia Telephone AC 6-2801 The pictures in this Yearbook were taken by MR. CHARLIE TAIT Winchester, Virginia MOhawk 2-1611 r A 1 Z l O ssr ill A r E , r1r1M L i f HUTURC NA The latest in Chrysler, Plymouth, and International Trucks can be found at the CLARKE COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY Berryville, Virginia For delicious food, eat at the HY WY RESTAURANT, Front Royal, Virginia H2 TWUA RAMSBURG'S STORE Local No. 371 UNION HALL Reasonable rates for Special Engagements Gifts and Hardware MElrose 5-3568 Textile Workers Union of America 231 Chester Berryville, Virginia Front Royal, Va. James and Charles find that every day is a busy day at KIRK'S SERVICENTER. ,,,,..,,,,,..,v f.. ?' 1 l 'Q S Compliments of ANNABELLE SALON Berryville, Virginia Compliments of HORSE SHOE CURVE RESTAURANT Bluemont, Virginia l 1 1 S - HSuccess to the Clas LEAKE'S GROCERY Berryville, Virginia s of '59 Compliments of BERRYVILLE BASKET CO., INC Berryville, Virginia ' Compliments of TRIANGLE EXPRESS Berryville, Virginia DAN L. FLETCHER Plumbing and Heating 14 N. Church Street Berryville, Virginia - LLOYD'S TRANSFER 8 STORAGE Dependable Service Since 1931 Also Agent For North American Van Lines, Inc Phone 247 h Berryville, Virginia Compliments of PASTRY SHOP Berryville, Virginia - Buy Your B.F. Goodrich Tires at VALLEY PIKE TIRE 6 BATTERY Bob Kellas, Manager 24 W. Hart Street ,th H4 Winchester, Virginia ' x 1 ing fgihji ii, , Compliments of BATTLETOWN TRANSFER Berryville, Virginia Y, ' .,-....i ,.,Ll,, . 4,1 X. 'YW , H inflffk f ,ws E ,, . Q YEM- 5 xx QQMW Y bv SENIOR PORTRAITS by B A R R S T U D I O V Barbara Jenks Hans Carter Bog! Flren l'. 'those advertisers nlce! Fw S 13, jg 'U' Lfea,we wouLdn't have been e.bLe to Publ-BSR this boolk wcihout Umm! Doris Ashby, Route 2, Bluemont Garland Ashby, Millwood Kenneth Ball, White Post James Barb, Berryville Lucy Barb, Route 2, Bluemont Bobby Barr, Route 1, Berryville Nancy Bell, Bluemont Betty Biggs, 614 Washington Ave., Front Royal Roger Boerner, 412 N. Royal Ave., Front Royal Nancy Brill, Route 2, Berryville Dianne Browne, 9 S. Church St., Berryville Johnny Brubaker, 313 Walnut St., Berryville Ron Cain, Berryville Bonnie Carlisle, Route 1, Berryville Gerald Carroll, Route 1, Boyce Gene Carrow, 552 Druid Lane, Front Royal Hans Carter, 19 E. 4th St., Front Royal Pete Chapman, 207 Academy St., Berryville D. A. Clair, 22 W. 13th St. Front Royal J immy Clevenger, 114 Smith St., Berryville Scott Coffman, 106 E. Main St., Front Royal Ray Crim, Route 2, Bluemont Tom Culver, White Post Bobby Cupp, 239 Lee St., Front Royal Jean Deal, Route 1, Berryville Eddie Deavers, 9 Byrd Ave., Berryville Russell DeShong, Route 1, Berryville Stanley Downs, Box 143, Boyce Bobby Duke, 200 Academy St., Berryville Dickie Feltner, Bluemont Tommy Fiddler, Route 2, Berryville Ace Flory, Boyce J immy Fowler, Bluemont Anne Galloway, 125 W. Main St., Berryville David Grove, Box 131, Front Royal Charles Hausenfluck, Berryville Helen Huff, Boyce Dorothy Jenkins, Route 2, Berryville Jimmy Jenkins, 126 W. Main St., Berryville Roy J enkins, Route 1, Berryville Barbara Jenks, Route 1, Berryville Louise Johns, Box 45, Route 2, F ront Royal Sandra Johnson, Box 1, Boyce Buster Kerns, Route 2, Berryville Bob Ledford, 210 W. Main St., Berryville Jenny Levi 312 Liberty St., Berryville Tommy Lloyd, 111 Treadwell St., Berryville Brondell Locke, Berryville Bill Long, 108 S. Royal Ave., Front Royal Marie Longerbeam, 111 Lincoln Ave., Berryville Linda MoClaughry, Route 2, Bluemont Billy Milleson, Route 1, Berryville Benny Moore, 11 Virginia Ave., Berryville Ronald Paget, 11 Swan Ave., Berryville Joan Phillips, Box 25, Boyce John Phillips, Box 25, Boyce Carroll Potts, 200 S. Church St., Berryville Madelyn Ramsburg, N. Buckmarsh St., Berryville Carole Reed, Route 2, Bluemont Charles Rogers, Route 1, F ront Royal Sally Shugars, Box 122, Boyce Dickie Smith, Route 2, Berryville Gibson Steed, 804 Stonewall Drive, Front Royal Carol Tomb1i.n, White Post Duncan Walton, 409 Virginia Ave.. Front Royal Lillie Waters, Route 1, Berryville Dewy Wedell, Route 2, Berryville Barbara White, Boyce Richard White, Boyce Jack Williams, Route 1, Berryville Iva Willingham, Boyce Louise Wilson, Route 1, Berryville John Woodford, 514 Manassas Avenue, Front Royal 117 ' O i ' FLRST ROW: Jenny Levi, Assistant Editorg Bonnie Carlisle, Assistant Feature Editorg Barbara Jenks, Feature Editor, Anne Galloway, Assistant Picture Editorg and DewyWede11, Assistant to the Business Managers. 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