Clarke County High School - Talon Yearbook (Berryville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

7k Ta OK m3 Published by The Senior Class CLARKE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Berry ville, Virginia VOLUME XIV 1 Jomcd ( A student stands in an empty hall, facing the beginning of another school year, during which he seeks to find that which will help to make his life successful. This is the theme of our yearbook -- THE SEARCH--the constant unending pursuit of that elusive, remote something. There are times when we wonder if this search will ever end. It is this that makes the stu- dent wonder where it may lead to and where it will end. U ' . ’ary hi ill ' s.. d, V;- I ! I OiUjMiflJtUM 66 ‘7«jc 26 ' jsujc !00 Ghu to ikt Swuk % iun Jomd In .. . ' Jmitu (ud tmimlm SmiMi Uidmkmm ' ?a e 6 ' ?(tje 22 ' T e 42 3 IbdUaJlm Aside from her superior skill as a teacher of Business Education, Mrs, Wisecarver possesses many more outstanding qualities, which may not be apparent to many of our students. Perhaps the most admirable of these is her willing- ness to help others, to do more than is required and do it cheerfully. Her spare time is divided among many extracurri- cular as well as civic activities. As a senior class sponsor, she spends hours helping the seniors plan their annual activities. She also sponsors the Future Business Leaders of America. But most of her time is spent working on the composition of the pages you are about to read. Each year Mrs. Wisecarver works long and hard on this presentation of the school year. She not only works with the staff after school, but also does much yearbook work at home. This work is all extra. Her only compensation for it is the feeling of satisfaction that comes from doing a job well. Even though Mrs. Wisecarver’s timetable seems already filled, she still finds time to par- ticipate in such civic organizations as the Junior Woman’s Club. Thus, through much secret planning and a few untruths, which kept you unaware of this honor, we wish to show our appreciation to you, Mrs. Wise- carver, for all your earnest endeavors. Mrs. Wisecarver explains to Linda Wynkoop, assistant editor, and Pat Edens, editor-in-chief, what will go on each page of THE TALON. 4 The class of 1963 dedicates this fourteenth volume of THE TALON to VIVIEN R. WISECAR.VER whose excellent supervision and calm perseverance made this and many other yearbooks possible. JmJjtii m L CrnmJm 6 FACULTY AND CURRICULUM: The mem- bers of the faculty are always ready to answer any questions the students may have. The teachers and the administrators are the organizers of the search, and it is from them that we gain the inspiration to advance educationally. They are responsible for the accurate organization of the curriculum with an eye towards improving our intellectual future. CHARLES E. MILEY WILLIAM L. BOYCE B. A. , Roanoke College M.A., George Washington University A. B. , Shepherd College M.A. , West Virginia University Social Studies Guidance Sckod Mr. George W. Burton, Superintendent Mr. A. Garland Williams, Chairman Mr. Julian A. Everly Mrs. Jerome H. Garver Mr. John O. Hardesty I . G. Kenneth Levi Mrs. Smith, county supervisor, vises Mr. Henson, one of the teachers. 8 JAMES W. ADKINS B.S. , Concord College Mathematics Bible Club. BETTY L. BAUSERMAN B. S. , Madison English Social Studies Cheerleaders Basketball. DEAN M. BUSHONG B. A. , Agnes Scott College English Dramatics Club. JULIA M. ELLIS A. B, , Davis and Elkins College College Business Education F. B. L. A. Junior Class Sponsor. JOHN T. FRAY B, £. in Education, V. P. I. Agriculture F. F. A. MARY A. ATKINS B.S., Winthrop College Physical Education Basketball. CATHERINE R. BEAN B.S. , Madison College Library Senior Class Play. MARGARET H. CEPELKA A. A., Shepherd College Home Economics F. H. A. EVELYN S. FORD B.S. in Education, Longwood College Home Economics F. H. A. JOSEPH R. HENSON B. A. , West Texas S College English. 9 JOSEPH C. HUFFMAN B.S., V. P. I. M. S., Cornell Univer- sity Agriculture F. F. A. NORMA R. MORRISON B. A. , Randolph Macon Women ' s College Latin Guidance Latin Club. JEANNE C. LEVI B. S., Mary Washington College Science. EVELYN N. LEWIS B. S., LaGrange College Mathematics Tri-Hi-Y. BRADFORD W. MYERS A. B. , Shepherd College Social Studies. ELEANOR C. ORRELL B. A., Longwood College Art. ALICE S. LOOPE A.B. , Susquehanna University English THE BREEZE Beta Club Senior Class Sponsor. CARROLL I. REID, JR. B.S. , in Education, Madison College Physical Education Football Baseball 10 MILDRED S. RILEY A. B. , Lenoir Rhyne College French English Forensics French Club Junior Class Sponsor. ROBERT M. RUSH B. A. , Lynchburg College Distributive Education Industrial Cooperative Training Dramatics Club D.E. Club I. C. T. Club Teen-Age Canteen Junior Class Sponsor. FRED R. STICKNEY B.S. , U. S. Naval Academy Science Mathematics Beta Club. RUDY TELEK B. A., Shepherd College Mathematics Social Studies Football Track. DAN L. WARNER B. S. , Lincoln Memorial University Science Physical Education Basketball Hi-Y Junior Varsity Football. VIVIEN R. WISECARVER B.S. in Education, Madison College Business Education THE TALON Senior Class Sponsor F. B. L. A. MARION T. WOOD B.S. , V. P. I. Industrial Arts Safety Patrol. ALVA H. SHENK Secretary 11 Mr. Telek uses a world globe to point out some facts in geography class to Kenny Brill and Debbie Lake. Mrs. Orrell supervises as Bob Mackintosh and Brianne Gordon work on their projects in art class. Billy Tharp and Chris Edwards i. t an Jean Iden, Gary Ferrebee, and Mike Miley work proo experiment in physics under the ision mathematics class with instructions from Mrs. Lewis, of Mr. Stickney. 12 t(MAMidm Miss Bauserman distributes the Reader ' s Digest to her English II students. This important learning device is used in all 10th through 12th grade English classes. Mr. Adkins gives individual help with a problem to Linda McDonald in eighth grade mathematics class. Mrs. Ellis gives a timed ' ig to her typing students to determine their current md accuracy. ns in advanced 13 CmiUdm Mr. Wood demonstrates the proper technique in mechanical drawing to Denny Kave and James McCarty. Mrs. Bushong listens attentively as Winnie Marlowe reads poetry to an 8th grade English class. Mr. Myers prepares to show a i o his government class, four members of which are Billy Pine, Ray Tomblin, Bobby is, and Mary Mackintosh. 14 Comptometer and Betty Kephart, the IBM Executary in :ational office training class. In biology class Mr. Warner shows Margueriet Verloop how to adjust a microscope. During a basketball game in the girls ' physical educa- tion class, Mrs. Atkins tosses a jump ball for Janet Feltner and Cleo Campbell. Peggy Rowland, Barbara Shipe, and Bi.mda McArtor help Miss Ford to exhibit som.. of their of study in home economics. Charles Woodward, Barbara Strickler, Lynn Scott, and Jimmy Cobb use the French cards under the direction of Mrs. Riley. Mr. Boyce assists John Ramsburg who is leading a discussion on the current Latin American situation. Mr. Rush demonstrates some job safety rules to Mike Miller, Jerry Dillow, and Caroline Mallory in the industrial co-opera- tive training class. 16 timkdm In preparation for the study of Shakespeare, Mrs. Loope displays a model of the Elizabe than stage to her English 12 class. At the end of the class period, students who have been using the facilities of the library leave for their next classes. Mrs. Bean is always available to assist students in the use of the library. Mr, Huffman, agriculture instructor, explains how t-- -sn- tify various leaves to George Fiddler and Arthur Shane . mn 1 n 1 I f 1 1 Mrs. Cepelka demonstrates tr Anna Lofton and Bonnie Dun in home economic lass the correct way o set u table. 17 Mr. Henson moderates a debate between the affirmative --Larry Buckner, Linda Click, and Mike Bell--and the negative --Barbara Robertson, Bill Boyce, and Betty Barnett--in English 9 class. Mr. Myers, student band director from Shenandoah College, helps Dean Glaize, Jerry Dillow, and Stanley Dent rehearse one of their new numbers. timixdm Cicero (Walter Loope) makes a speech against Catiline (Dev Morrison) before members of the Roman Senate in Mrs. Morrison ' s Latin 3 and 4 class. disease Mrs. Levi assists Marian Duke. Linda Owens, and Gary Orndorff in a demon- stration for their science class. In his eighth grade agriculture class Mr. Fray points out some projects of former students to Phillip Breeden and Larry Braiihwaite. Cajetem liJmkeu Mrs. Roy Carlisle, Miss Charlotte Carter, Mrs. Lawrence White, and Mrs. Gladys Racer prepare the noon meal for the stu- dents and the faculty. ' 3iu T w m FIRST ROW: Mr. Norman Wynkoop, Mr. James Cobb, James McCarty, and Mr. Bob Willingham. SECOND ROW: Mr. Channing Hinson, Mr. Billy White, and Mr. Thomas Estep. Mr. Ca-vti) Cooper and Mr. Marshall vv. mgham. 20 ' k ' cdon EMoud StaJ ; CENTER PICTURE: Linda Wynkoop, assistant edi- tor; Mrs. Wisecarver, sponsor; Patsy Edens, editor- in-chief. C ENTER TOP (Reading Clockwise): Judy Payne, picture editor; and Janice Brubaker, assistant picture editor; Jean Iden, senior, faculty, and curriculum editor; and Carolyn Edmunds, as- sistant senior, faculty, and curriculum editor; Dianne Cornwell, organizations editor; and Diann Duvaki. assistant organizations editor; Mary Jones, It literary editor; and Joe Bean, literary ed- Sally Burton, assistant sports and underclass- L editor; and John Sours, sports and underclass- en editor. 21 Smi M SENIORS: For the seniors this is a time to look back, to review, to see what has been accomplished and how far they have come in their search. The seniors enjoy looking over yearbooks of the four years that they have attended high school with its many memories. Though they have not attained the ultimate objective of their quest, the-= have accomplished much tow-rd the f fulfillment of it. 23 SmofA The class officers are Linda Wynkoop, S. C. A. secretary; Woody Veasey, vice-president; and representative: Billy Pine, treasurer; Judy Payne, James Royston, president. Green and White Jlma Yellow Rose When duty whispers low, ' Thou must, ' the youth replies, ' I can! ' ' --Emerson. Mrs. Alice Loope and Mrs. Vivien Wisecarver are the Senior Class sponsors. 24 Semu JOSEPH WILLIAM ABRAMSON Track; Cross Country; Drill Team; J,V. Foot- ball; Senior Class Play; Rifle Team; Prom Com- mittee. ELIZABETH RAGLAND BALLOWE Beta Club; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; Installation Committee; Senior Class Play. JOSEPH HERBERT BEAN, II S.C.A., District Vice -Chairman, Treasurer; The Talon , Literary Editor; Beta Club; Latin Club; Hi-Y; Literary Booklet; Senior Class Play; Junior Red Cross. SANDRA LORRAINE BERRY Hockey; Band, President; Cheerleader; Y; G.A.A. Sports Leader; Semor Glas ' ' Committee; Latin Club; Fre i Club; atics Club. 25 Smiou SANDEIA FAY BROY Basketball; J.V. Basketball; F.B.L.A,; D.E. Club; S.C.A. Athletic Committee. LUTHER THOMAS CAIN, JR. Senior Class Play Committee; Football, Co- Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Hi-Y. ROBERT LEE CHILCC F.F.A. THOMAS JULIAN CLATTERBUCK F.F.A. , Sentinel, Community Service Commit tee .Chairman; Football. 26 Semu EDGAR LEE COFFELT, JR. F.F.A.; D.E. Club; Safety Patrol. I PHILLIP ANTHONY GRIM I F.F.A., Federation Secretar y; Beta Club, i 1 i BARBARA DIANNE CORNWELL The Talon , Club ' s Editor; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain, Reporter; Senior Class Play; Latin Club, Re- porter; S.C.A. Athletic Committee Co-Chair- man. ROBERT DEAN DAVIS S.C.A. , Vice-President; Dramatics C President; Lieutenant Gove or of Boy iie; The Breeze , Business Mant r; Senior - Uss Play; Flag Boy. 27 Smou BONNIE CAROL DUNCAN Beta Club; French Club. CHRSTOPHER ALAN ED ' iS Latin Club; French Club; Science C Junior Class Chair Committee; Senior Clas ject Committee; J.V. Basketball; Dramati Club. PATRICIA LEE MARILYN EDENS The T alon , Editor; Beta Club; The Breeze , Reporter; District Forensics; Freshman Class, Vice-President; Dramatics Club, Vice- Presi- dent. RUSSELL LEE EDWARDS Science Club . 28 Semu JAMES GARY FERREBEE Beta Club, Treasurer; Senior Class Project Com- mittee; French Club. ROBERT GRANTHAM FIDDLER Football; Baseball; D.E. Club; Industrial Arts. GARY LYNN FOLTZ Football; F.F.A. PHILLIP EDWARD FOWLER F.F.A.; D.E. Club; FootbaL 29 Se4dou ROSALIND JANE FULLER Dramatics Club, Reporter, Treasurer, President; French Club, Vice-President; The Breeze , Re- porter; Cheerleader; Hockey Team; Latin Club. GARLETTA ANN GREAL E F.B.L.A., Vice-President, Repor ta Club; Basketball; G.A.A. Junior Represen ; Soft- ball; F.H.A. 30 BRIANNE E. GORDON Beta Club; French Club; Dramatics Club, Make- up Committee, Initiation Committee; Latin Club; Glee Club; Senior Class Play Committee Chairman; Prom Committee. MARY IONA HAWKINS Sophomore Class Secretary -Treasurer; French Club, Pin Committee Chairman; The Breeze, Typist; Tri-Hi-Y; Prom Committee; Senior Class Play. Smou ALICE LEE HOUGH Latin Club; G.A.A. Reporter; Majorette, Cap- tain; Drum Major; Safety Patrol, Secretary; Dramatics Club. CHARLES RICHARD HUFF Football; J.V. Football; Basketball; J.V. Basket- ball; Baseball; Library Club. DAVID MATTHEW HOUGH Football; Baseball; F.F.A.; J.V. Basketball; Senior Class Trip Committee; Hi-Y. JUDY VALENTINE HUFF F.B.L.A., President, Secretary; F.H.A. Basketball. 31 Smiou JEAN LAREW IDEN S.C.A., Secretary, P.T.A. Representative; CheerLeader; Beta Club, President; Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; The T alon . Senior Curriculm, Faculty Editor. MARY SOMERVILLE . -■ French Club, Vice-President, Sec. y; The Talon , Assistant Literary Editor; Di tics Club, Make-up Committee Chairmc he Breeze; Reporter. JOAN LAMBERT JENKINS F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; D.E. Club; Library Assist- ant; Hockey. BETTY ANN LEE KEPHART Beta Club; The Talon , Typist; S.C.A. Point Committee; The Breeze , Typist; French Club, Secretary; Library Assistant; Senior Class Play; Glee Club. Smiou JAMES RICHARD LEVI I.C.T. Club, President; D.E. Club; Industrial Arts Club. HENRY DALE LLOYD WESLEY CHRISTOPHER LEVI S.C.A., Parliamentarian; P.T.A. Canteen President; S.C.A. Athletic Committee; The Talon , Business Staff; Latin Club; Hi-Y; Foot- ball; Baseball, ANNA MAE LOFTON F.H.A., President, Treasurer; Beta Club 33 Se4dou DAVID CONRAD LONGERBEAM F.F.A. MARY BAIWES MAC . ' (SH School Forensics; Voice of Dem Contest; Glee Club, Vice-President; Dram.. Club; Latin Club; Library Assistant. SHARON LEE LUTTRELL Beta Club; The Breeze , Typist; Band; French Club; Prom Committee; Dramatics Club; Senior Class Play. HELEN CAROLINE MALLORY F.H.A., Pianist; I.C.T. Club, Secretary- Treasurer; F.B.L.A.; Magazine Drive, Home Room Captain; Junior Red Cross, Home Room Captain. 34 Smou JAMES WILSON McCARTY Football; J.V. Football; Baseball; Track; F.F.A., Reporter; Senior Class Play. BONNIE JEAN MEDIARY F.B.L.A.; D.E. Club, President; S.C.A, Athletic Committee; Softball. BETTIE JEAN MERCER F.B.L.A., Vice-President, Treasurer; Library Assistant. PHYLLIS LOUISE MERCER F.B.L.A., Treasurer; Library Assistant, 35 Semu CHARLES EDWARD MILEY, III S.C.A., President; The Talon , Business Man- ager; Football; Baseball; Beta Club; The Breeze , Sports Editor; French Club; Hi-Y. WILLIAM MICHAEL MILLER Track; Football; I.C.T. Club, Vice-President, Reporter. Latin Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; D.E. Club. 36 Semu DONNA MARIE NOYES F.B.L.A., Secretary; F.H.A. LOIS CHARLEEN PAYNE Junior Class Color Committee; Glee Club; Library Assistant; Softball; Soccer. JUDY ANN PAYNE The Talon , Picture Editor, Business Staff, Senior Class Secretary; Beta Club; Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; Glee Club, President; S.C.A. Assembly Committee. VERNON WILLIAM PINE Senior Class Treasurer; Beta Club; Scien, ' Club, President, Vice-President; SeniC ' Gift Committee; The Talon, ■ trculatl Manager. Sedou STELLA LOUISE PRESGRAVES Cafeteria Helper. MARY JOAN PYNE F.H.A., Secretary; F.B.L.A.; S.C.A. Athletic Committee. KENDALL SHEALY French Club, Reporter; Beta Club; ict Forensics. JAMES HAMPTON ROYSTON Senior Class President; F.F.A., President. 38 Smou KATHERYN ELIZABETH RUSSELL F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; S.C. A. Athletic Commit- tee. EARNEST STEPHEN SHULL Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Varsity Club; Hi-Y. THOMAS RUST SHEPHERD French Club; Latin Club. PRISCILLA HARRIS SMITH The T alon . Typist; The Breeze , Typi? Hi-Y; S.C. A. Recreation Committee ball; Senior Class Play; G.i Soph Representative. Smiou JOHN WILLIAM SOURS, JR. STEVEN DEWAR TAVENER Football; Baseball; The Talon , Sports, Under- D.E. Club, classman Editor; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Treasurer; French Club; Latin Club; Hi-Y. WILLIAM HIRAM TH Latin Club; Beta Club; The Talon , ulation Manager. GLEN EDWARD TOMBLIN Senior Class Play; Play Property Committee Chairman. 40 Smlou JUDITH VIVIEN UNGER Prom Committee; Junior Red Cross Representa- tive; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; Latin Club; Dra- matics Club. SIDNEY HAYWOOD VEASEY, JR. Senior Class Vice-President; Junior Class Vice- President; Beta Club, Reporter; French Club, Treasurer; The T alon, Business Staff. AUBREY COLEMAN WATERS SHIRLEY LOUISE WHITE Beta Club; Softball; F.B.L.A, 41 Semu KENNETH LEE WILLINGHAM Football; D.E. Club; Magazine Drive, Home Room Captain. LINDA SHERYL WYNKOOP The T alon , Assistant Editor; S.C.A. Reporter; Tri-Hi-Y, President; Cheerleader; State Foren- sics; Beta Club, Secretary: Basketball. RONALD STEPHEN ZU ■ D.E. Club. 42 Wko’i Mko BEST ALL-AROUND John Sours and Linda Wynkoop MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Miley and Jean Iden MOST COURTEOUS Phillip Crim and Mary Mackintosh WIT TIE ST Mike Miller and Priscilla Smith 43 Wko’i Who FRIENDLIEST Betty Kephart and Chris Levi MOST ATHLETIC James McCarty and Sandra oy BEST LEADERS Mike Miley and Linda Wynkoop MOST DEPENDABLE Joe Bean and Judy Payne 44 i llko ' i hOio BEST LOOKING James Royston and Bonnie Medairy MOST DIGNIFIED Mary Jones and Phillip Grim Sadoi dJuuUm These seniors- -Brianne Gordon, Kendall Riley, Sharon Luttrell, and Gary Ferrebee- -admire their new rings at the Ring Dance of their junior year. The graduation committee- -Patsy Edens, Mary Hawkins, James McCarty, Tommy Cain, and Mike Miley, chair- man, work on the crooks used by the attendants at gradu- ation. Caroline Mallory, Ragland Bal- lowe, Rosalind Fuller, Eddie Tomblin, Mary Jones, Gary Ferrebee, Sharon Luttrell, and Brianne Gordon --early arrivers, eagerly await the bus which will begin their long an- ticipated week end in New York, 46 � The four main characters in the senior play, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, ” Bobby Davis, Dianne Cornwell, Chris Levi, and Jean Iden, go over some lines with Mrs. Bean, the di- rector, before one of the practices. Ann Greathouse, Steven Shull, Sandy Broy, Eddie Tomb- lin, and Bonnie Medairy, high salesmen in the senior candy sale, encourage Mrs. Leon Thompson to purchase a bar of candy. Billy Tharp, Sandy Berry, Mary Joan Pyne, and Vv _ Veasey Converse in the corridor before school on Dress-up Day. 47 (J idmImtm UNDERCLASSMEN: A yearbook is not only for the seniors, but also for the under- classmen, who must work in order to attain the position of seniors. These underclass- men are still struggling in the morass of difficulties encountered in their pursuit of knowledge. The seniors can aid the under- classmen in their problems because they have had the same experiences and profitted by them. These underclassmen t. advantage of the coaching offered by seniors in math and science. Oj mi mi Sfofuou Rick Niemann, treasurer; Sharon Lambert, S.C.A. president; Mrs. Riley sponsor; and Mr. Rush, spon- representative; Sally Whiting, secretary; Conrad son (not pictured --Mrs. Ellis, sponsor). Devers, president; Douglas Mclntire, vice- Doreen Martin, Dean Glaize, Bea Davis, Stanley Dent, Jan- ice Brubaker, and Mrs. Riley discuss plans for the Junior- Senior Prom. 50 Dandridge David Sara Janice Ray Allen Ames Beard Brubaker Burke Mary Frances Sarah Betsy Peter Margaret David Burner Burton Carper Carr Gather Childs James Patricia Douglas Wanda Beatrice Barbara Cobb Collins Crim Crim Davis Day Thomas Stanley Conrad Jeryl Diann Caroly DeHart Dent Devers Dillow Duvall Edmur 51 Dean Martha Joyce Carol Carol Ruby Glaize Gosnell Greathouse Greenwalt Haines Hanline Brenda Kay Dennis Susan Eileen Sharon Heflin Hoff Kave Kerns Kimble Lambert Judith Philip Ronald Richard Doreen Lawrence Levi Lloyd Lloyd Longerbeam Martin Mayes Danny Douglas Colleen Richard Sandra John McGee Mclntire Moreland Niemann Painter Pine Vernon John Mary Helen Jeanne Donna Lynne Racer Ramsburg Ramsburg Royston Russell Scott Sharon Eleanor Nancy Carolyn Gary Barbara Seal Shiley Sours Sponseller Strebel Strickler Edward Charles Ray Jo Ann Wayne Sally Strosnider Thompson Tomblin Travers Whetzel Whiting Eugene Audrey Glenn Thomas Charles Saund Williamson Willingham Withers Wolfe Woodward Wynk ' 53 •i Soflujomiu Mr. Warner, sponsor; Walter Loope, S.C.A. representative: Harlan Combs, vice-president: Michael McCarty, pres- ident; Mr. Myers, sponsor; Mrs. Bush- ong, sponsor; and Ruth McClaughry, secretary- treasurer. Carol Jane Ronald Donald William Stephen Alger Alger Alger Anger Baldwin Booth Dorothy Mary Lyn Gale Lynn Gene Joanne Boyd Brown Broy Burke Burleson Chilcott Sandra Harlan Barbara Steven James Dorothy Coalson Combs Corbin Denny Diffenderfer Duke Ann Donnie Edmunds Elsea Charles Dawn Wilton Janet Enders Enders Everhart Feltner Sofkomm Wanda Ferrebee George Fiddler Keith Fowler Carson French Rebecca Fritts Ann Funk John Grayson Jean Dwight Larry Tyrel Funk Greer Handy Hanline Hardesty Hayton Thomas Constance William Roger Eyvon Jane Iden Jackson Jenks Johnson Kibler Lichliter Peggy Michael Larry Gary Janie Walter Lichliter Linster Lloyd Longerbeam Longerbeam Loope Robert Gail Edward Lois Michael Conn Mackintosh Mallory Marlowe McCarty McCarty McClau Sofkomwi Ruth Deloris Claud Wanda Ruth Jane McClaughry McDonald McGuinn Mercer Minghini Morrison Norman Barbara Ramona Robert Susanne Clarence Morrison Murphy O ' Brien Osth Pickett Plummer Barbara Joanne Linda Naomi Terry Betty Reid Royston Russell Rutherford Salvador Sealock Hester Arthur Linda George Frederick Michael Sechrist Shane Shepherd Smallwood Tavenner Thomas James Margueriet Milton Jinx Constance Frances Tomblin Verloop Vorous Woodward Yowell Zombro 56 Jmknm Olfai mi Sf)OMm FIRST ROW; Amory Tomblin, SCA re- presentative; Beverly Whiting, secretary: and Ella Mae Coffelt, treasurer. SECOND ROW; William Boyce, president; Mrs. Levi, sponsor; Thomas Ramsburg, vice- president; and Miss Bauserman, sponsor. THIRD ROW; Mr. Henson, sponsor; and Mr. Fray, sponsor. John Armel Allen Ashby Carrie Ashley James Ballenger Betty Barritt Catherine Bean Michael Bell Sheryl Boehmler Hazel Bolden William Boyce Janet Boyd Robert Body David Brendle Kenneth Brill Wesley Buchanan 57 Jmknm Brown Burton Wayne Cain Donnette Campbell Steve Campbell Robert Carroll Linda Chafin Linda Click Shepard Clifton Cynthia Cochran Ella Mae Coffelt Mary Jean Cooper Carolyn Corbin Sharon Crim Stephen Crim Carolyn Day Linda Denny Dennis DeShong Barbara Digges Linda Dofflemyer Shirley Dofflemyer Marian Duke Dennis Elsea Teresa Emmart Harold Erickson Frances Everhart Thomas Everly Dav id Fincham Linda Gardner Sharon Glasscock Susan Hausenfluck Cheri Hay ton Dennis Hayton Harry Elicits Floyd Hoff Anna Homar Joseph Hough 58 Allen Huff Winifred Huff Keith Huffman Bonita Hummer Jo Ann Hummer Wanda Jenkins Charlotte Kackley Jennie Kagey Vance Kave Henry Kent Cheyenne Kibler Deborah Lake Russell Lambert Bonnie Lanham Cornelia Larrick Roy Leake Mary Louise Lee Patricia Levi Thomas Levi James Lewis Norma Lynn Lewis Jacqueline Madigan Virginia Maloney Bobby Mann Gerald Masemer Jerry Mayes Brenda McArtor Lynn McClaughry Gerald McWhinney Linnea Michelson William Morrison Robert Moulden Courtney Myers Carl Norman Gary Orndorff Jacquelin Osth Doris Ovvrens Mary Owens Carolyn Payne Golda Pearson Barbara Pickett L ynda Pope Christine Potts Thomas Ramsburg Patrick Regan Terry Reid Michael Rhoden Mary Richards Steve Rizzo Barbara Robertson Peggy Rowland Joanne Ryder Robert Shepherd Barbara Shipe Roger Sholes Mary Lou Shugars Lana Smith Clara Sours Michael Stokes Etta Strother William Sturm Larry Tavenner William Tavenner Patrick Thomas Amory TomblL Jeanette Tomblir: John Unger James Wade Beverly Whiting John Willingham Joyce Wynkoop Nancy Young G wjk OUmi and Spomm FIRST ROW; David Loope, president ' , John Davis, vice-president; Tucker Childs, secre- tary; and Jacqueline Livengood, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Adkins, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Ford, and Mr. Telek, sponsors. Patsy Anderson Helen Anger Rebecca Armel Wanda Ashby Samuel Baker Carol Ballenger Larry Bjorklund Brad Boehmler Alice Boschen Lawrence Braithwaite 61 Philip Breeden William Brendle Allen Brill Charles Brown Robert Broy Gary Burleson Carolyn Cain Linda Cain Mack Cain Cleo Campbell Kenneth Campbell Jo Ann Carroll Thomas Cather Rebecca Cayce Virginia Chapman Jerry Chilcott Ralph Chilcott James Childs Tucker Childs Everett Coffelt Charles Coontz James Coumes Jean Courtney Linda Crim Martha Custer John Davis Patricia Deal Wiley Denny Joyce Diffenderfer Doris Duvall Thomas Edens Angela Elsea Ernest Elsea 62 Rosalie Emerick Alvin Feltner Steven Feltner Sijkk Gm k Gail Fenton Mary Ferrebee Donald Fewell Carroll Fuller Mary Galloway Stephen Galloway Richard Garrison Allen Gray Judy Gray Leonard Greathouse Pamela Grubbs Robert Haley Judy Hall Steve Hanline Wesford Hanline Sandra Hayton Samuel Headley Faye Heflin Doris Hough Carolyn Householder Drema Huffman Lloyd Hurt Raymond Jenkins Rebecca Jenkins Larry Johnson Levenia Johnson Shirley Keefer Frederick Kibler Jacob Kimble George Kirby charlotte Leake Gary Lichliter Jacqueline Livengood SujhJi G uk Daniel Longerbeam David Loope Rebecca Luffman Daniel Luttrell Bonnie Mallory Sharon Mallory John Malone Rebecca Malone F aye Maloney Stephen Marlowe Winifred Marlowe Linda McDonald Patsy McDonald Delores McFarlane Lynne McFarlane Glynda McGuinn James Mercer Kenneth Moulden Donald Niemann Linda Orndorff Elizabeth Owens Floyd Owens Linda Owens Mary Payton Hazel Pearson Linda Pierce Roy Potts Catherine Presgraves Faye Pyne Till Regan 64 Ralph Renner Arthur Richards Bonnie Robinson Larry Royston Jack Russell Carolyn Rutherford Kathleen Scott John Sealock Judy Sechrist Joyce Shepherd Cynthia Sherman Alice Shugars Rodney Singhas Susan Smalley Linda Smallwood Ernest Stoneberger Tommy Thomas James Thompson Shelby Thompson Wesley Thompson Elden Tiller Randall Tinsman Margaret Travers Robert Travers Michael Verloop Richard Vorous Lynda White Sharon Williamson Janice Willingham Wesley Willingham Stephen Wisecarver Cynthia Wood Charles Zombro 6G ORGANIZATIONS: Organizations provide for some of the most important functions in school life. They produce and improve the qualities of leadership, cooperation, and responsibility, which are exemplified in the vice-presidents pictured to the left. Or- ganizations develop the members as in- dividuals and enable them to better over- come the obstacles that may be encountered in the future. They also enlarge social con- sciousness and improve our relations v others, giving the poise ind self-confid so necessary in the world today. Sudmt Coof iaUwe iuockUoft OFFICERS AND SPONSOR John Ramsburg, vice-president; Ruth McClaughry, secretary: Joe Bean, treasurer; Mr. Boyce, sponsor; Mike Miley, president; Diann Duvall, P.T.A. representative; Chris Levi, parliamentarian; and Glennie Withers, reporter. SCHOOL IMPl- NT COMMITTEE These committee men.b bby Davis, chair- man, Woody Veasey, Sha. ibert, and Walter Loope- -consider and forwarc ’ student coun- cil all suggestions submitted bj students. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE These students- -Sandy Berry, Johnny Pine, Dianne Cornwell, co-chairman, John Sours, co-chairman, Carolyn Sponseller, Phil Lloyd, and Delores McDonald --are responsible for refreshments at home football and basketball games. 68 POINT COMMITTEE Betty Kephart, chairman, and Becky Fritts keep an ac- curate record of points earned by the students during the school year. RECREATION COMMITTEE KNEELING--Priscilla Smith and Jinx Woodward. STAND- ING: Patti Gosnell, Jean Iden, chairman, Sally Burton, Chris Edwards, Richard Niemann, and Carolyn Edmunds. ON GOAL POST--Dev Morrison. This committee is in charge of all social activities sponsored by the S. C. A. ASSEMBL ' ■ OMMITTEE Sara Beard, Janice Brubaker, and Judy Payi. chairman, are distributing song books for an assembly, which is one of the respon- bilities of this committee. 69 S.t.A- 7 u)jedi Members of the S.C. A. who attended the conven- Duvall as she gives her report on a discussion of tion held at Central High School listen to Diann patriotism. Bobby Davis and Walter Loope are filling a Christmas box which will be sent to a needy family in the county. 70 CM Margaret Gather lights her candle in the installa- tion service. Other members who were inducted are: Cheryl Affleck, Danny Allen. Sara Beard, Sally Burton, Bea Davis, Tommy DeHart, Diann Duvall, Carolyn Edmunds, Patti Gosnell, Eileen Kimble, Sharon Lambert, Rick Neimann, John Ramsburg, Lynn Scott, Eleanor Shiley, and Sally Whiting. Old members include Joe Bean, Phil Crim, Bonnie Duncan, Patsy Edens, Gary Ferebee, Brianne Gordon, Ann Greathouse, Jean Iden, president; Betty Kephart, Anna Lofton, Mike Miley, Vice-president; Judy Payne, Billy Pine, Kendall Riley, Billy Tharp, Woody Veasey, re- porter; Shirley White, and Linda Wynkoop, sec- retary; sponsors are Mrs. Loope and Mr. Stickney. Jean Iden, Linda Wynk Mike Miley are orderin tassels ior the graduatir iors of the Beta Club. 71 tbJ) David Brendle, president; Mr. Adkins, sponsor; and Doris Du- vall, secretary; plan a program for the club. FIRST ROW: Billy Brt Glynda MacArthur, Patsy McDonald, Sharon Seal, Linda Owens, Sus- Jeanne Royston, Carolyi seholder, Catherine anne Pickett, Delores McDonald, and Allen Brill. Presgravv:s, and Russell L. - ' rt. SECOND ROW: 2 Glennie Withers, Sally Burton, and Patti Gosnell are laying out THE BREEZE at the Blue Ridge Press office. FIRST ROW: Betty Kephart, typist. Jinx Woodward, Mike Miley, sports editor; Sally Burton, editor; Mrs. Loope, sponsor, Rick Niemann, photographer; and Patti Gosnell. SECOND ROW: Barbara Stick- ler, Mary Hawkins, typist; Jeanne Royston, Pris- cilla Smith, typist; Jean Handy, Glennie Withers, Becky Fritts, Patsy Edens, Gerry McWhinney, and Lynn Scott. Sharon Lambert and Rosalind Fuller seT BREEZE to Dev Morrison. Edwcojlloti SEATED; Colleen Moreland, treasurer; and Frances Zombro, vice-president. STANDING: Mr. Rush, sponsor; Bon- nie Medairy, president; and Betsy Car- per, reporter. SEATED: Fay Broy, Sandra Broy, Anna Lofton, and Saundra Wynkoop. STAND- ING: Ronnie Zombro, Doug Crim, Kenny Willingham, Edgar Coffelt, Ray Burke, and Steve Tavenner. Phil Lloyd and Connie Neff ar cok- ing out at the office on their wa • work. I 74 % mhm T umJSki GJd Mike Bell Brad Boehmler Janice Brubaker Gary Burleson Sally Burton Linda Cain Donette Campbell Kenneth Campbell Jerry Chilcott Tucker Childs Linda Click Carolyn Corbin Linda Crim Sharon Crim Bea Davis Bobby Davis John Davis Barbara Day Patsy Edens Thomas Edens Chris Edwards Rosalind Fuller Mary Galloway Brianne Gordon Patti Gosnell Susan Hausenfluck Sam Headley Jo Ann Hummer Mary Jones Freddie Kibler Mary Louise Lee Bob Mackintoch Mary Mackintosh Lynn McFarland Danny McGee Bill Morrison Dev Morrison Robert Osth Hazel Pearson Linda Pierce Lynn Scott Cynthia Sherman Susan Smalley Jo Ann Travers Margaret Travers Janice Willingham Sharon Willingham Carolyn Wood Cindy Wood Dev Morrison, reporter; Mrs. Bushong and Mr. Rush, sponsors; Rosalind Fuller, presi- dent; Patricia Edens, vice-president; and Lynn Scott, treasurer. The Dramatics Club play committee is reponsible for choosing the play for the di-- trict competition, which v.as held at Clarke County High School this year. Th; members of this commhtee are Thomas Ramsburg, Sandra Painter, Patricia E ■ Lynn Scott, and Sam Headley. 75 David Ames Janice Brubaker Peter Carr Bea Davis Bobby Davis Tom DeHart Bonnie Duncan Chris Edwards Gary Ferrebee Becky Fritts Rosalind Fuller Brianne Gordon Jean Handy Mary Hawkins Mary Jones Betty Kephart Sharon Lambert Mike Miley Kendall Riley Sharon Seal Lynn Scott Tom Shepherd Barbara Strickler Judy Unger Woody Veasey Gene Williamson Members of the Washington Trip Committee are Patti Gosnell, Sharon Lam- bert, and David Ames, who are shown planning the itinerary for the trip. Kendall Riley, reporter; V Veasey, treasurer; vice-president; Patti Gosnell, president; and Mrs, Betty Kephart, social chain Rosalind Fuller, Riley, sponsor. 76 JuJtjm mrn JLwlm oh Members of the F.B.L.A. project com- mittee- -Nancy Sours, Lois McCarty, Ann Edmunds, Joyce Greathouse, Connie Neff, Barbara Murphy, and Dawn Enders--hold a meeting to discuss the candy day. Members of the recreation committee-- Ann Greathouse, reporter; Shirley White, Judy Huff, president: Donna Noyes, Sec- retary; Naomi Rutherford: Ruby Hanline; Wanda Crim, and Delores McDonald- - make plans for a Christmas party. The program committee makes plans fo: the November meeting. SEATED: C Greenwalt, Wanda Mercer, and M ' ’ Ellis, sponsor. STANDING: Mar; Pyne, Kay Russell, Phyllis Merce; urer; Mrs. Wisecarver, sponsor; a. t Feltner. 77 Jiutjm Jmmi ojf r ' -D «ic. ' Thomas Clatterbuck, sentinel; Edward Stro- snider, reporter; Douglas Me Intire, treasurer; James Royston, president; Conrad Devers, Vice- president; David Childs, secretary; Mr. Fray, sponsor; and Mr. Huffman, sponsor. Donald Moulden, James Royston, and Phil Crim were the winners of a federation crop judging contest. ifini li ■ill _jij Madm Evie Coffelt Philip Crim Stephen Crim Wayne Ashby Raymond Davis Sammy Baker Wiley Denny Robert Boyd Conrad Devers Larry BrathwaiP Tommy Edens Philip Breeden Dennis Elsea Stephen Campbell Alvin Feltner Bobby Carroll George Fiddler Tommy Cather Lynn Foltz Ralph Chilcott Philip Fowler Robert Chilcott Allen Gray David Childs enard Greathouse James Childs bert Haley Thomas Clatterbuck ck Hoff Charles Coontz avid Hough Lloyd Hurt Gary Orndorff Roger Johnson Chris Parezo Vance Kave James Royston Henry Kent Arthur Shane Jacob Kimble Rodney Singhas Danny Longerbeam George Smallwood Richard Longerbeam Edward Stronsider John Malone Larry Tavenner Edward Marlowe William Tavenner Stephen Marlowe Wesley Thompson Gerald Masmer Michael Thompson Cecil McDonald Ray Tomblin Douglas Meintire Robert Travers James Mercer Rusty Vorous Donald Moulden James Wade Robert Moulden Robert Willingham Courtney Myers Thomas Wolfe O iwu mi SpotUM SEATED: Mrs. Cepelka, sponsor; Miss Ford, sponsor; and Anna Lofton, president. STANDING: Virginia Maloney: historian; Caroline Mallory, pianist; Gail Mallory, song leader; Barbara Robertson, reporter; Susanne Pickett, treasurer; Connie Jackson, secretary; Jinx Woodward, vice-president. Linda Crim, Dorothy Duke, and Janice Willing- ham are making Christmas stockings for the needy children of the community. Mmku Helen Anger Hazel Bolden Dorothy Boyd Cleo Campbell Becky Cayce Ella Mae Coffelt Mary Jean Cooper Linda Crim Barbara Day Linda Denny Dorothy Duke Doris Duvall Angela Elsea Frances Everhart Ann Funk Margaret Grovers Pamela Grubbs Judy Hall Carolyn Householder Connie Jackson Pat Levi Anna Lofton Bonnie Mallory Caroline Mallory Gail Mallory Sharon Mai,- ' ' Rebecca Malone Faye Maloney Virginia Maloney Winnie Marlowe Brenda McArtor Deloris McDonald Patsy McDonald Connie Neff Golda Pearson Barbara Pickett Susanne Pickett Barbara Robertson Jeanne Royston Jo Ann Royston Peggy Roland Sharon Seal Cindy Sherman Eleanor Shiley Jeanette Tomblin Sharon Williamson Jinx Woodward 79 STANDING: Wayne Wetzel, president. FIRST ROW: Mr. Warner, sponsor; Charles Woodward, vice-president; Gary Strebel, secretary; and John Ramsburg, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Danny Al- len, Vernon Racer, historian; Dennis Kave; David Childs, reporter; and John Pine, chaplain. THIRD ROW: Walter Loope, Chris Levi, John Sours, Joe Bean, and Mike Miley. FOURTH ROW: Tom Cain, and Terry Hayton. John Pine and Johji Ramsburg have t, otions over the public address systei a project alternated with the Tri-Hi- i , Charles Woodward, John Ramsburg, Chris Levi, Gary Strebel, Wayne Wet- zel : nd John Pine wor k industriously on one of the many cars washed dur- ing tiieir car wash. dtukstAM toopeMJtwc Vwmm The I.C.T. Club plans for the district competi- tion, which was held at our school this year. They are Mike Miller, vice-president and reporter} Caroline Mallory, secretary-treasurer; Jerry Dillow, president; and Mr. Rush, sponsor. 81 jla cm The Latin Club officers are shown making plans for the Roman Banquet held in the spring. They are, Kneeling: Dev Morrison, treasurer; and Cathy Bean, secretary; and Standing: Glennie Withers, vice-president; John Ramsburg, presi- dent; Carolyn Edmunds, reporter; and Mrs. Morrison sponsor m-- Be C.. Latin Club members preparing to leave for the Morrison, sponsor; Cindy Chochran, and Walter Latin Tournament held in Alexandria are Rick Loope. Niemann, Linda Chafin, Carolyn Edmunds, Mrs. Cathy Bean Joe Bean Steve Bi Brown Bui Linda Cha; Tucker Chile; Cindy Cochrai Carolyn Day Carolyn Edmunds Carolyn Emerick Mary Ellen Ferrebee David Fincham Bonita Hummer Jean Iden Bonnie Lanham Bobby Leake Chris Levi David Loope Walter Loope Jackie Madigan Gerry MeWhinney Bill Morrison Dev Morrison Jane Morrison Carl Norman John Pine ' Bucky Potts Christy Potts John Ramsburg Thomas Ramsburg Terry Reid Mike Rhoden Steve Rizzo Sally Sours Gary Strebel Bill Sturm Shelby Thompson Margueriet Verloop Michael Verloop Beverley Whiting Steve Wisecarver Glennie Withers Charles Woodward 82 JL(I)wuf AiAiMtiU Betty Kephart types an index card as Cindy Coch- ran, Christy Potts, Bonita Hummer, and Norma Lewis work with the paperbacks found in our libr ary. Cindy Cochran Dianne Cornwell Dorothy Duke Diann Duvall Pat Edens Carolyn Emerick Becky Fritts Rosalind Fuller Brianne Gordon Pamela Grubbs Mary Hawkins Sandra Hayton Ann Homer Alice Hough Bonita Hummer JoAnn Hummer Jean Iden Mary Jones Betty Kephart Mary Louise Lee Pat Levi Norma Lynn Lewis Mary Mackintosh Jackie Madigan Caroline Mallory Brenda McArtor Lynn McClaughry Ruth McClaughry Connie Neff Donna Noyes Lois Payne Christy Potts Jill Regan Jeanne Royston Sally Sours Judy Unger Pl t 83 SdiJ 7ciJiA )i FIRST ROW: Linda Pierce, Bobby Carroll, Dotis Hough, Judy Sechrist, secretary-treasurer, Joanne Carroll, Kathy Scott, Joyce Shepherd, and Linda Owens. SECOND ROW: Roger Sholes, Mary Ann Owens, Carolyn Wood, Allen Ashby, Henry Kent, Vance Kave, and John Malone. THIRD ROW: MR. Wood, Terry Salvador, Robert Boyd, Larry Hardesty, Floyd Hurt, and Gene Burleson, lieu- tenant. Canying out one of their du. safe- ty patrolmen. Gene Burleson Bobby Carroll help several elen ry students cross the street. 84 Jf ?h?ciJh ' members assemble before leaving to attend church as a group. This is one of the most important projects Carolyn Payne, Jinx Woodward, Barbara Strickler, Kay Hoff, I and Jean Iden gather material and information for a bulletin board display. f I ■1’ Linda Wynkoop, president of the Tri-Hi-Y, is assistin. • ■ ■ Lewis, sponsor, with one of the many good will bags ;ii • ■f ected during the Goodwill Drive. i 85 86 SPORTS; Represented on this page are the major sports at Clarke County High School, which are softball, football, Cheerleading, baseball, and boys’ and girls’ basketball. Athletics mean more than just the visible aspects of physical perfection--sports bring out in the student the qualities of com- petitive spirit, sportsmanship, ambition, and diive. In sports, as in life, there are goals that may seem too great to be attained but are always within reach. In sports these goals are material; in life they are intangible. Yet both can be achieved in nr the same way, by dedication and sing ness of purpose. 67 Stanley Dent, manager. FIRST ROW: James Kimble, Conrad Devers, Tom Clatterbuck, Lynn Foltz, David Hough, Tom Cain, Bob Fiddler, Ed Strosnider, Richard Huff, and Mike Miley. SEC- OND ROW: Danny McGee, Bobby Davis, Chris Levi, Mike McCarty, Gary Strebel, Phil Lloyd, David Childs, Dickie Longerbeam, Harlan Combs, Terry Hayton, John Ramsburg, and Charles Wood- ward. THIRD ROW: Mr. Carroll Reid, coach; Thomas Ramsburg, Grayson Greer, Larry Buckner, Tom Iden, Bill Baldwin, Tom DeHart, Steve Denny, Rob Osth, Tommy Levi, Mickey Tomblin, Bill Jenks, Bobby Moulden, and Mr. Rudy Telek, coach. ' Kemd, Under the direction of our new coach, Mr. Carroll Reid, the Clarke County Eagles attained the District iO championship for the third con- secutive year. The beg of the 1962 football season was a series ofglorio. tories for the Eagles. The high point of the ame when we defeated Turner Ashby. Th. oroved that the Eagles were truly champion; erial; only the formal- ities of Page County anu n County remained. The season ended with th ' les compiling a record of nine wins and no defeats. Clarke County 38 Berkeley Springs 0 Clarke County 40 Marshall 0 Clarke County 40 Luray 6 Clarke County 47 Broadway 20 Clarke County 12 Turner Ashby 7 Clarke County 26 Loudoun County 0 Clarke County 35 Page County 0 Clarke County 32 James Wood 0 Clarke County 39 Warren County 7 88 ' JooihclIL STARTING LINEUP Conrad Devers, end; Tom Clatterbuck, tackle; John Ramsburg, guard; Tom Cain, center; Bob Fiddler, guard; Lynn Foltz, tackle; Ed Stro- snider, end; David Childs, quarterback; Phil Lloyd, halfback; Dickie Longerbeam, fullback; and Gary Strebel, halfback. Conrad Devers gets ready to catch a pass in the exciting and important game with Turner Ashby. Dickie Longerbeam skirts the Turner Ashby K left end on his bread and b ter play that v season behind the crushing I eking of John F arg 89 ' ooihcili LETTERMEN Tom Clatterbuck, Gary Strebel, Chris Levi, Ed McCarty, David Hough, Stanley Dent, Terry Hay- Strosnider, Tom Iden, Mike Miley, Steve Denny, ton, Tom Cain, John Ramsburg, and Charles Wood- Dickie Longerbeam, Lynn Foltz, Phil Fowler, Con- ward, rad Devers, David Childs, Phil Lloyd, Mike Mr. Miley presents trophies to Ron Sandy, of Turner Ashby, and Lynn Foltz, of Clarke County, for display- ing outstanding sportsmanship on Sportsmanship Night. Bonnie Medairy (center) was crowned Homecoming Queen for the 1962 foot- ball season. Her court included Di- anne Cornwell, Jean Iden, Patsy Edens, and Alice Hough. Omit JootbdJl FIRST ROW: Clarence Plummer, manager; Mr. Dan Warner, coach; Pat Regan, Michey Tomblin, Ernie Stoneberger, John Sealock, Brad Boehmler, Jock Hoff, Mike Bell, Buck Zombro, and Mr. Jesse Longerbeam, assistant coach. SECOND ROW Gary Lichliter, Thomas Ramsburg, Danny Longer- beam, Elden Tiller, Carroll Fuller, Tom Everly, Kenny Brill, and Arthur Richards. THIRD ROW: Bill Boyce, Lloyd Hurt, Wayne Cain, Mac Cain, James Coumes, Larry Tavenner, and Robert Trav- ers. ' Kemi This year ' s junior varsity football team can be rated as one of Clarke County High School’s finest. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Warner and Mr. Longerbeam, the boys developed teamwork and good sportsmanship. These facotrs were instrumental in compiling a record of which we can be proud --the team ended the season undefeated and was tied only once, by James Wood. Clarke County 37 R. M. A. 7 Clarke County 7 Handley 0 Clarke County 6 James Wood 6 Clarke County 29 Strasburg 0 Clarke County 42 R. M. A. 6 Clarke County 14 Loudoun 0 Pictured above are the coaches and captains of the Ji Varsity team- -Mr. Jesse Longerbeam, assistant coac Dan Warner, coach; Thomas Ramsburg, James Cou and Mickey Tomblin, tri-captains; and Clarence PI mer, manage . 91 ukdoJl FIRST ROW: Steve Wratchford, Richard Huff, ger; John Pine, Chris Levi, Wayne Whetzel, Bill David Childs, Tommy Iden, Walter Loope, and Baldwin, Dickie Longerbeam, Tommy DeHart, Wayne Cain. SECOND ROW: Steve Shull, mana- and Mr. Dan Warner, coach. The captains meet before the gam Clarke County captains are John Pin beam; James Wood captains are Bit L ctrell. h James Wood, d Dickie Long- igh and Ru 92 This year ' s basketball squad had a winning season in its league with a record of 8-7. Mr. Warner has done an excellent job of develop- ing in his team the qualities of good character, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Clarke County 43 James Wood 109 Clarke County 70 Luray 45 Clarke County 43 Elkton 40 C arke County 45 Stonewall Jackson 62 Clarke County 37 Broadway 69 Clarke County 47 Strasburg 52 Clarke County 65 Warren County 54 Clarke County 57 Central 54 Clarke County 53 Page 51 Clarke County 47 Luray 56 Clarke County 41 Stonewall Jackson 60 Clarke County 59 Strasburg 45 Clarke County 53 James Wood 74 Clarke County 66 Warren County 64 Clarke County 57 Central 64 Clarke County 81 Montevideo 71 Clarke County 56 Turner Ashby 65 • Non- League Games ' 3(ii4kMl Richard Huff makes a lay-up shot in the game with James Wood as Wayne Whetzel and John Pine await the rebound. Wayne Whetzel fires a jump shot against James Wood while Chris Levi and John Pine close in for further action. FIRST ROW: Danny Longerbeam, Gary Lichlitv George Smallwood, Ernie Sloneberger, Mickey Tomblin, an Jock Hoff, SECOND ROW: Dav.id Fincham, and Bobby Leake, manag- s; Terry Hay- ton, Elden Tiller, Steve Denny, Mi. e McCai Larry Buckner, and Mr. Charles Williams. 93 FIRST ROW: Mr. Carroll Reid, coach; John Sours, Richard Huff, Tommy Cain, David Hough, Mike Miley, and Wayne Whetzel. SECOND ROW: Terry Hayton, Steve Denny, Phil Lloyd, Tommy Iden, Walter Loope, Tommy DeHart, and Ed Strosnider. THIRD ROW: George Smallwood, Gary Longerbeam, Mike McCarty, Larry Buckner, Mickey Tomblin, Dickie Longerbeam, and David Childs. Tom Cain and Dickie Longerbeam check Phil Lloyd ' s grip on the bat. Richard Huff points out the new strike zone to David Hough and John 94 FIRST ROW: David Hough, Steve Denny, Joe Abramson, Dev Morrison, Gary Strebel, and David Ames. SECOND ROW: Tommy Levi, Lynn Foltz, Bill Boyce, Mike Miller, Danny McGee, and Ed Strosnider. THIRD ROW: Harlan Combs, Dickie Longerbeam. Phil Lloyd, Tom Clatterbuck, Charles Woodward, Rob Osth, and Mr. Rudy Telek, coach. 1 Two of the outstanding field men- -Danny McGee, shot-putter, and Ed Strosnider, discuss thrower- - demonstrate their forms. Coach Telek helps Mike Miller with hi starting stance. 95 FIRST ROW: Barbara Day, Bonnie Broy, Sharon Terry Emmert, Ann Edmunds, Shirley Dofflemeyer, Lambert, Carol Haines, and Linda Click. SECOND and Mrs. Atkins, sponsor. ROW: Miss Bauserman, coach; Margie Cather, FIRST ROW: Mary Coopei Tly Sours, Sandra Hayton, and Linda Pope. OND ROW: jenny Kagey, Golda Pearson, Bren McArtor, i.’erry Emmert, Linda Click, Mary louise Shugars, Mrs Atkins, coach; Carolyn Corbin, Ella Mae Coffelt, Jackie Madigan, Shirley Dofflemeyer, Connie Larrick. Faye Pyne, and Linda Dofflemeyer. 96 SojfkJl FIRST ROW: Barbara Day, Patricia Levi, Sharon OND ROW: Jo Ann Hummer, Brenda McArtor, Lambert, Gail Mallory, and Bonnie Broy. SEC- Bonnie Medairy, Mrs. Atkins, coach. Sharon L.-mbert, catcher, and Barbara Day, pitche -; Ade the next pitch. 97 JoMl JEAN IDEN Co -captain LINDA WYNKOOP Co- captain BEA DAVIS CAROLYN EDMUNDS RUTH McCLAUGHRY JINX WOODWARD 9H SALLY BURTON CAROLYN SPONSELLER PATTI GOSNELL Alternate moi Umiiij tlmlwlm 99 Se iiuemtU ADS: The advertisements that follow represent the support given by the mer- chants of this community and the surround- g communities in producing this year- uook. This is only one of the many ways in which the public contributes to the support of the various school activities. When the high school search has e some students will further thei - , ca through education while others carry on their pursi it ir th bus les world. Dr. and Mrs. D. Blanton Allen Miss Lucy Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Barfield Mr. and Mrs. Melton R. Bean Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Tyree Dillard Mr. and Mrs. Garland Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Julian Glascock Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gordon, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Iden Mr. and Mrs. Gwynne H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Kephart Mr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Levi Mr. Gilbert McKown Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miley Mr. and Mrs. John F. Milleson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Payne Mrs. George S. Pine Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Potts Mr. and Mrs. Orie J. Royston Mr. Melvin Smith Mrs. Virginia Smith Mrs. Sarah M. Sipe Dr. and Mrs. Raleigh H. Watson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Williams Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Wisecarver Mr. and Mrs. James Wood Mr. and Mrs. Edward McWilliams Dr. and Mrs. James R. York un ' doK ' %mm Sta SEATED: Woody Veasey, Judy Payne, and Mike Tharpe, Jean Iden, Chris Levi, and Billy Pine. Miley, business manager. STANDING: Billy Mr. EdO ' ds will be happy to serve you at the BANK OF CLARKE COUNTY, Berryville, Mrs. McDonald and Virginia. RAMSBURG ' S STORE Gifts and Hardware HESS SHOE SHOP Shoe Repair New Shoes For the Family Berryville Virginia Berryville Virginia SANITARY DAIRY Pasteurized Milk and Cream Phone MO 2-2961 27 East Gerrard Street Winchester Virginia Compliments of BERRYVILLE FLORISTS Compliments of CALDWELL-SITES 1908 Paper Mill Road Winchester Virginia HODGSON BROWN Jewelers 4 1 West Boscawen Street MO 2-3231 Winchester Virginia PHILIP ' S SPECIALTY SHOP Outfitters for Women 9 North Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia Telephone MO 2-8144 PIFER Stationery and Office Supply, Inc. For the Finest in Office Equipment and Supplies P. 0. Box 266 48 W. Boscawen St. Telephone MO 2-3889 V inchester Virginia Compliments of SHENK ' S PHILLIPS 66 Compliments of BERRYVILLE BASKET COMPANY, INC. Viro ' lia Berryville Virginia Berryville 105 These seniors know that it ' s best to stop at FRANK’S ESSO SERVICENTER, Berryville, Virginia, for all car servicing. These senior girls enjoy the prompt vice at the TASTEE-Fl EZ , Berryville, Virginia For the fresher refresher, drink R.C. Cola. ROYAL CROWN COLA BOTTLING CO. . Winchester, Virginia. Lois and Phil are preparing for a party by shop- ping at COMMUNITY SELF SERVICE, Berryville, Virginia. Bobby, Linda, and Betty leave their clothes for expert dry-cleaning service at VETERN ' S CLEANERS, Berryville, Virginia. A SIX-PACL WITH EVERY. HHRt o Si Everyone drinks the pause that refreshes ! CA COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Winches ' r, Virg. a £ ’ i -. -1 r; � Fk-lipfttfV- 1 ■ 1ir r-:. 107 Mary and David use the facilities of WHITE’S PHARMACY, Berryville, Virginia HAINES MEMORIALS Established 1842 “Virginia’s Oldest Memorial Dealer” 13-15 E. Cork Street 4 Blocks East of Hospital Winchester, Virginia Carl A. Haines, Owner John H. Fisher, Representative Mr. Wisecarver is showing Lynn some h Isome luggage from WISECARVER ' S GENTS ' SHOP, Bt yville, Vir .inia. These seniors are fascinated by the selection of paperbacks at the BERRYVILLE NEWS STAND, Berryville, Virginia. 108 ‘ S I The Seniors stop to refresh themselves at the SODA SHOP, Berryville, Virginia. Mr. Clark tells Mary Joan about the features of the new refrigerators at CLARK ' S ELECTRIC, G. E. SALES AND SERVICE, Berryville, Virginia. SOME PEOPLE NORTHERN VIRG POWER COMPAl Phil, Chris, and David se ' superb iftsmaujhip at H, N. RITTER, Berryv.de, Virg uia. 109 Dianne, Chris, and Patsy say, Buy your furniture at COINER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, Be rryville, Virginia. The CLARKE COUNTY LOCKER PLANT, Berryville, Virginia, has exceptional quality in meats. Mr. Levi of GRAY EDDY, Winchester, Virgin •, assists David and Chris in selecting a new fall S ' 111 Keep up-to-date with the musical trends at SHEN-VAL MUSIC STORE, Winchester, Virginia. - - - «r. _ The BERRYVILLE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. , Berryville, Virginia, has unlimited supplies for building and gardening. Everyone admires the beautiful sundial at DOUBLEDAY CO., INC., Berryville, Virginia, publishers ot the finest books. Mr. Stelzl of MILLER ANDERSON, Winchester, Virgin! demonstrates an automatic washer to Lois, Jean,, d Davnl. il3 n To keep your car running smoothly, fill up at PANCOAST ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION, Berryville, Virginia. The best musical instruments in the area can be purchased at G M MUSIC CENTER, Winchester, Virginia. Patsy, Priscilla, Mary, and RosaL d are fascinated by the processing machinery used in making applesauce at 11. F. BYRE), INC., Berryvil ■, Virginia. Pizzas taste good any time of day when they come Need a fine used car? TRIP’S AUTO SALES, from the PIZZA SHOP, Winchester, Virginia. Berryville, Virginia, is the place to go. COOljY ,,feeos 3 U P P L Y. I Me imms£ A ‘” ' T r � ww FEEDS Reii RasE 006 8, fOPPV FOOO fea Priscilla, Rosalind, Mary, and John know the best place to buy farm supplies is CLARKE COUNTY SUPPLY, INC. , Berryville, Virginia. MANY THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS 115 The FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Berryville, Virginia, offers friendly and courteous service to all its customers 116 Compliments of S. B. JOOST, JR. LEAKE ' S GROCERY Insurance Berryville Virginia Berryville Virginia DAN L. FLETCHER Compliments of Plumbing and Heating JANE ' S LUNCH 14 North Church Street Berryville Virginia Berryville Virginia LLOYD ' S TRANSFER STORAGE Dependable Service E. P. BERLIN Since 1931 Real Estate Insurance Also Agent For Berryville Virginia North American Van Lines, Inc Berryville Virginia WINCHESTER FURNITURE COMPANY ZUCKERMAN COMPANY, INC. ' Complete Home Furnishers ' We turn a house into a home. Phone MO 2-6111 New Steel Products Front Royal Scrap Iron and Metals Winchester Winchester Virginia Virginia Virginia FREDERICK MOTOR COMPANY Used Cars and Parts Paint and Body Shop Martinsburg Pike Winchester, Virginia Aaron Zuckerman P- 0. Box 581 Manager MOhawk 2-9984 LEONARD H. BELL AGENCY General Insurance Phone 21 Berryville 117 For Good Looking Portraits Call MO 2-2881 James Royston Voted Best Looking Senior Boy BARR’S STUDIO Bonnie Med airy Voted Best Looking Senior Girl Winchester, Virginia OLDSJ IOWU These senior girls are wishing for a car of their Rosalind and Patsy buy their pharmaceutical needs own from WISECARVER OLDSMOBILE, Berryville, at VON PIPPIN ' S DRUG STORE, Berryville, Vir- Virginia. ginia. CLARKE C5S0 COUHT ( DISTRIBUTOR S ASOLINE nEROSENE- FUEL OIL How many seniors will a fuel oil tank hold? Count them at CLARKE COUNTY ESSO DISTRIBUTORS, Berry- ville, Virginia. Compliments of MOORE DORSEY, INC. Berryville, Virginia The SHOECENTER, Winchester, Vi mia is an excellent place to get the best shoe for your family. Enders B M. CHEVROLET, Winchester, Virginia, is the place to find the car you want. This customer will get the very best service at ANNABELLE SALON, Berryville, Virginia. Mary Joan and Sandy pick up their cleaning at the L J CLEANERS, Berryville, Virginia. 120 For happier motoring, Dianne relies on KITTLE ' S Answer your dreams of a new or used car at KERN ESSO STATION, Berryville, Virginia. MOTOR COMPANY, Winchester, Virginia. Compliments of SCHENK FOODS COMPANY Winchester Virginia I I All furniture needs can be purchaser’ SCHLWEL ' S FURNITURE STORE, Winchester, Vi inia. 121 BOWERMAN BROTHERS INCORPORATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS Berryville, Virginia Mrs. Foreman shows Pat. Judy, and Aubrey the selection of blouses and shirts at BELL CLOTHES SHOP, Winchester, Virginia Compliments of G. B. THOMAS, INC. i 22 ryville Virginia Johnny and Mike find that SCHEUER ' S in Berryville, Virginia, has a wide selection of hats. Sandy and Bonnie smile in approval of the friendly atmosphere and courteous service shown them at KIRK ' S SERVICENTER, Berryville, Virginia. Jean, Sandy, and Betty admire the lovely accer ' cries available at BAKER ANDERSON, Winches Virginia. 123 Mr. Windham shows David and Kay a paint color chart at JNO. S. SOLENBERGER CO . INC., Winchester, Virginia. Judy and Pat are admiring one of the latest fashions found at SCHEUER ' S LADIES’ SHOP, Berryville, Virginia. BUCKLEY - LACES, INC., Winchester, Virginia, can be depended upon for the finest in excavation services. 124 sr-: ' 4 H w f! It ' s wise to make regular deposits in a savings account at the FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Winchester, Virginia. Dale, Phil, Robert, and Betty buy their sports equipment at MILLER ' S HARDWARE CO. , Winchester, Virginia. i Mrs. Stickley shows Woody and Judy som f th ,autiful jewelry cases found at STICKLEY ' S JEWEL. Ben. ville, Virginia. 125 Mr. Chapman shows Priscilla, Mike, and Linda one of the new cars sold at CLARKE COUNTY MOTORS, Berryville, Virginia. Tomorrow FAIR, WARM Winchester Evening Star Boy All mr Back-To-SelMMi Nec b in Windiest 67t3i Year — No. 14 Fall AP News Wirephot® Winchoter, Virffinia, Friday, August 21. 1062 Phones: Business MO 2-3121; News MO 2-3878 5 CENTS Clarke County High School News Classroom News Sports Events All Activities Every Time — On Time — AH the Time! Another Call Of Guard Seen Unlikely Regular Army Seen In Better Shape Damage is $13,000 In County Barn Fire For No Violence From People ■ LEWIS Cll K K a. ' nH’inGTON -AP’ —Holding Sevwu rt5pon«ibl« for tm- � � r« ' nr fpom ibr Berlin wall, j Wtotern Big Thr«« powers j d the Soviet Lmon lO(la I Qd tB • meeting to present ' kr detertoratioa of the silua- i a Berlia. ' By ELTON C. FAV AP Vlllltary .VIIjUr« Writer I WASHINGTON ' AP ' -Current 1 prospects are remote that another callup of National Guardsmeo I and rtsmisu might result from •pb CMOfl R tllD DRYCLtANING CENTER SEl| SERVICE LAUNDRY Ropri BOB’S WESTERN AUTO an QUICK :LEAN CENTER give excellent values and service in Berryville, Virginia. 1 26 Put SWIMLEY’S FURNITURE STORE, Winchest«:., Virginia, on the top of your list when shopping the best in furniture. 127 Compliments of HENRY T. GOODE SON, INC. Complete Insurance Service MO 2-3453 36 Rouss Avenue Winchester, Virginia Compliments of Me ROYAL LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS ME 5-3151 Front Royal Virginia Compliments of THE VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN Restaurant and Motel Front Royal Virginia Compliments of THE WAFFLE SHOP Front Royal Virginia Compliments of LONE OAK RESTAURANT Tootie Brubaker Boyce Virginia Compliments of BATTLETOWN INN Berryville Virginia Value Quality BURTON ' S Men ' s Wear Winchester Park and Shop Compliments of ROBERT H. HUMMER, INC. Controctor and Builder Millwood, Virginia Phone; Styling Convenience Boyce 194-J Berryville 739-W VINCENT ' S SUNOCO FutaJ The school year has come to an end and with it, for many of us, the end of our high school years. After gradua- tion we face some of the great decisions of our lives. But no matter what we may do in the future, we have the satisfaction of knowing that we have found the key ito our search. Without educa- tion we cannot hope to achieve ;ven the smallest of sue- 1 besses; with it we can at- tempt the ultimate. Armed A ith this knowledge, we stand :onfidently at the crossroads of our lives. I ( t i i -iLil INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA I THE LIBRARY OF 1000749461