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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

ill ' V 1 ill � ul iA , ' I ms Odum XVI ' JttiMd Ixj tk Sam CluM 0 tb h, Ceimtif Hi jk Sdod ' %mtisilk, Ouujim Jomod “The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide.” These lines from the last stanza of Edna St. Vincent Millay’s “Renascence” are the motto of theClassof 1965. They have been chosen by THE TALON staff as the theme for the 1965 annual. From September until Jun e, Clarke County High School is the axis about which the student body and our world revolves. It is the heart of our world for five years. As it expands, so does our world, until it “stands out” to encompass Berryville, Clarke County, Virginia, and the world. 9 Sude nt Seniou Undmkunm Ade Uiiemtii CmtenU tk uodi Jmdiij mi CuMuaJm 6 22 20 50 70 10 m In the pages that follow is a record of our ex- panding, interesting world, as it “stood out” in the year Just past. i ' %emu He 3i lit is not often that a class has the opportunity to honor such a worthy man. As a coach and as a teacher, he has in- spired our teams with a desire to win and his students with a desire to gain more knowledge. In appreciation of the many and varied contributions to our school and the influence he has had in our lives .... and most of all, because he is our friend .... The Class of 1965 is exceedingly proud to dedicate the 1965 edition of THE TALON to MR. RUDY TELEK Om ' J ' fmi . , . h. (fi m r ' _ ,. V H tk mdi 0 . We wish to pay a tribute to our faculty, who have a far-reaching influence in our lives. It is their responsi- bility to keep more than five hundred minds growing to reach their full powers by graduation. In this generation of seekers, they try to develop in our minds the insight, technical knowledge, practical appli- cation, diligence, research techniques, patience, sports- manship, and understanding they know will be necessary in the challenging world of today. CHARLES E. MILEY PRINCIPAL B.A. , Roanoke College M.A. , George Washington University WILLIAM L. BOYCE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A,B. , Shepherd College M.A, , West Virginia University Guidance Social Studies 8 CATHERINE R. BEAN JAMES W. ADKINS B.S. , Concord College Mathematics Department Bible Club DEAN M. BUSHONG A. B. , Agnes Scott College Language Department Dramatics Club WILLIAM G. CHICCHIRICHI B.S. , Shepherd College Mathematics Department MARY E. CUNNINGHAM B.S. , University of West Virginia Physical Education Department Basketball J. V. Cheerleaders Intramurals JULIA M. ELLIS A, B. , Davis and Elkins College Busi ness Education Department FBLA B.S. , Madison College Library MARGARET H. CEPELKA A.B. , Shepherd College Home Economics Department FHA DANNA R. COOK B.S. , Madison College Mathematics Department Tri-Hi-Y GARY L. EDWARDS B.A. in Ed., Shepherd College Music Department Band Senior Class Play EVELYN S. FORD B.S. in Ed. , Long wood College Home Economics Department FHA o JACK A. GAINES NANCY M. GAINES B. A. , King College Social Studies Department JAMES K, HARTUNG B.S. , Salem College Science Department Canteen Cross Country J.V. Basketball ALICE S. LOOPE A.B. , Susquehanna University Language Department THE EYRIE Senior Class Sponsor NORMA R. MORRISON B.A. , Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College Language Department Guidance Latin Club ELEANOR C. ORRELL B.A. , Long wood College Art Department B.S. in Ed. , Madison College Language Department Varsity Cheerleaders JOSEPH C. HUFFMAN B.S. , V. P. I. M.S. , Cornell University Agriculture Department FFA ARTHUR W. MITCHELL B.S. , V. P. I. Agriculture Department FFA BRADFORD W. MYERS B.A. , Shepherd College Social Studies Department Hi-Y CARROLL I. REID B.S. in Ed, , Madison College Physical Education Department Football - 10 MILDRED S, RILEY A.B. , Lenoir Rhyne College Language Department French Club Junior Class Sponsor MARY JANE SPECHT A.B. in Ed. , Shepherd College Music Department SHARON L. STONE B.A. , Pennsylvania State University Language Department Tri-Hi-Y VIVIEN R. WISECARVER B.S. in Ed. , Madison College Business Education Department FBLA Senior Class Sponsor THE TALON ETHEL B. WOOLSTON B.S. in Ed. , Bloomsburg State College M.S. , Temple University Science Department Science Club ROBERT M. RUSH B.A. , Lynchburg College Distributive Education Industrial Cooperative Training D. E. Club Dramatics Club I. C. T. Club Junior Class Sponsor FRED R. STICKNEY B.S. , U. S, Naval Academy Science Department Beta Club RUDY TELEK B.S. , Shepherd College Social Studies Department Mathematics Department Physical Education Department Football MARION T. WOOD B.S. , V.P.I. Industrial Arts Department Safety Patrol ALVA H. SHENK Secretary I ) 1 1 7momL Each morning, CCHS students find a warm, clean building with polished floors, due to the efforts of John Malone, Roger Sholes, Mr. Calvin Cooper, and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Willingham. Preparing hot rolls for lunch are Mrs. Malcolm McDonald, Mrs. Lawrence White, Mrs, Gladys Racer, Mrs. Stanley Dent, and Mrs, William Carpenter. The bus drivers pause for a last breath before the Mrs. Ellen VanKeuren, Mr, Calvin Cooper, Mr. James 3:12 onslaught. They are --Mr, Joe Lambert, Mr, Cobb, and Mr. Norman Wynkoop. Charles Fishel, Mrs, Charles Fishel, Mr. Robert Pyne, - J VdoK - Edtjornl Sta Becky Fritts, Senior and Student Life Editor; Jane Morrison, Faculty and Curriculum Editor; and Cathy Bean, Assistant Faculty and Curri- culum Editor. Jean Handy, Editor-in-Chief; Carol Alger, Assistant Editor; and Mrs, Vi- vien Wisecarver, Sponsor. (BELOW) Connie McClaughry, Under- classmen Editor, and Bonnie Lanham, Assistant Underclassmen Editor. Ruth McClaughry, Picture Editor; Jinx Woodward, Literary Editor; and Beverley Whiting, Assistant Picture Editor. Barbara Murphy, Organizations Editor; Cindy , Cochran, Assistant Organizations Editor; and Gail j Mallory, Sports Editor. 13 JCfUfwled i while in school, the curriculum is the axis about which our world rotates. Art II, Vocational Mechanics n, Contemporary Algebra and Trigonometry, and the Diamond Jubilee issue of Gregg Shorthand have been added to the previous curriculum. Many new teaching aids and other equipment were acquired to supplement the science and mathematics departments. In Art II, anew course added this year, Mrs. Orrell observes as Becky Fritts and Bob Mackintosh paint impressions. Using a fraction graph, Mr, Adkins explains operations with fractions to Patricia Owens and Carl Hicks in Mathematics 9. Audio-visual aids are used to supplement Mr. Boyce ' lectures in his U, S. History classes. Mr. Mitchell demonstrates welding tech- Public speaking is part of the Enghsh curri- niques with farm machinery to Philip Leake, culum. Mrs, Bushong listens as Gail Fenton de- David Sowers, and Danny Grim, members of one livers a speech, of the agriculture classes. During the cooking course in home economics, Miss Ford demonstrates how to use a mixer to Pat Mc- Claughry and June Larrick. Sandra Strosnider and Elden Tiller probe the mys- teries of grammar in Mrs. Gaines ' s English 9 class. Mrs. Riley watches as Carolyn Day, Carl Norman, Connie Jackson, and Mike McCarty Listen to a tape on the new Voc alette during a French II class. Mr, Wood approves the mechanical drawing projects of Shepherd Clifton and Donnie Elsea, Miss Specht directs three members of the choir, Sandy Arnold, Patsy McDonald, and Judy Richards, as Mary Lyn Brown accompanies them at the piano. 7 wok Siulijki onJl O JL iJ Mr. Huffman explains the different components of a motor during the Vocational Mechanics 11 class. Students in Latin HI and IV are reminded by Mrs. Morrison how the Roman dates evolved. One of the units covered by the Biology classes is the study of the various bones of the body. Mary Armel, Mr. Hartung, and Danny Longerbeam are examining the structure of a hy- man skull. Students in the Industrial Cooperative Training course discover that safety is an impor tant part of any job. Mr. Rush discusses some safety problems with his students. JLmn ilmui jk ' KdiiiJ(lo(idJfi Mr. Myers explains to his world history class the in- adequacies of the Roman Empire while at the mercy of the Goths and Visigoths. Mrs. Loope reviews the modern version of Hamlet, which her English 12 students saw at a local theater. Mrs. Ellis explains the position of the let- ters on the keyboard to the Typing I students. Miss Cunningham demonstrates the correct way to hold a hockey stick to one of her physical education pupils, as the other girls begin the game with a bully. 18 wiik Captain Stickney, Linda Cook, and Tom Men conduct an experiment in physics to demon- strate motion without friction. Tension mounts in Mr. Chicchirichi ' s Al- gebra I class as students anticipate their six week ' s test grades. Students examine a library exhibit displayed by Mrs. Bean that explains the steps in Dou- bleday Co. , Inc. s pubHca- tion of Dwight Eisenhower ' s book, MANDATE FOR CHANGE. StJUjixM Skm Miss Stone elaborates on the role of poetry in literature to her English 11 class. Mrs. Woolston explains the Photoelectric Cell to two students in her Science 8 class, Mike Reed and John Carroll. tkm Sdtu Connie McClaughry and Wayne Cain draw number lines in algebra and trigonometry while Mrs. Cook super- vises. Mr. Telek, assisted by Alvin Feltner, and Jo Ann Hummer, prepares to show a film about the Soviet Union to his geography class. Mrs. Wisecarver explains the trial balance section of the work sheet to two bookkeeping stu- dents, John Armel and Gail Rothrock. The excitement of the race reaches a climax as the boys enter the ; stretch in Mr. Reid ' s physical educa- j tion class. i 1 tk mdi Our school is not only the center of our educational life, but also our social life. Here is where we laugh and joke with our friends, cheer enthusiastically for our teams, oji ... . participate in club and class activities, and learn the values of friendship and co-operation. Glimpses of the students’ world at CCHS are captured on the pages that follow. OvJi Wodi Hu The first Senior project of the year is their candy sale. Mary Lyn Brown, Camilla Armel, Wanda Ferrebee, Jane Alger, and Jane Lichliter (SEATED) prepare posters for the sale. Clarke County ' s paperback library is popular with students. Available books range from Shakespeare ' s plays to THE FINKS FROM OUTER SPACE. Queen Sally Burton and King Ray Burke dance to Har- bor Lights , the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom of 1964. Mary Helen Ramsburg presents Deloris McDonald with her class ring at the Ring Dance. OA A familiar scene around C.C.H.S. is the never-ending lunch line. Those Senior privileges certainly are advantageous at lunchtime] Merry Christmas! Carolyn Emerick and Mary Lou Shugars arranged the prize-winning door for the SCA contest. Ruth McClaughry screams with horror as Terry Hayton purges himself in front of Funky Everhart during the Senior Play, The Little Dog Laughed. Did you forget to subscribe to THE TALON? Lois McCarty gets her subscription from Jane Mor- rison, Circulation Manager, as Brenda Lloyd and Barbara Murphy wait their turn. At exam time, everyone buckles down and crams, crams, CRAMS! Let ' s give one big fight, FIGHT! E-A-G-L-E-S! WHOOP! WHOOP! Barbara Murphy, through her V.O.T. class , and Janet Feltner and Camilla Armel assist the school secretary by working in the office during the school day. Su jkifU Sfifoii Cheerleaders of all sizes support the Eagle teams. Coach Reid ' s daughter helps to cheer the Eagles on to another victory. 26 Homecoming Queen and Court- -(FRONT) Mike Buckner, Crownbearer. (BACK) Lynn Burke, Jane Lichli ter, John Kinsey, Gayle Dillard, Queen Ruth McClaughry, Gary Longerbeam , Jinx Woodward, Bill Jenks, Carol Alger, and Eddie Marlow, We caught her mud- dy-handed! She ' s the one who switched the potted plants in Rooms 3 and 21 ! Sckod The Bird Dance Beat rocks the Community Building when the students of C.C.H.S. and their friends congregate for a dance at the Canteen. Mrs, Elizabeth Glascock discusses with Mr. Thomas Barbour her lesson plans for the coming week. Mrs. Glascock and Mr. Barbour joined the faculty at the beginning of the second semester. These overworked seniors are concentrating on government questions and reports, THE NEW YORK TIMES, English essays and short stories, book reviews .... Time certainly does fly! The three minutes between classes are the shortest three minutes in the world! Chairmen of the Magazine Drive, Bill Mor- rison, Sherry Glasscock, and Bonita Hummer are determining their class profit. Work is never over for the Juniors; after the magazine drive comes the Junior play. Members of the play committee review many plays before they make their choice. New York, here we come! Becky Fritts (center) and Jane Morrison (in striped suit!) helps Barbara Murphy decide what to pack. UNDERCLASSMEN LIBRARY ASSISTANTS -- FRONT: Sandra Lee, Dottie Hummer, and June Larrick. SEATED: Donna Oliver, Barbara Dod- son, LaVonne Hummer, Sallie Potts, Lucy Byrd, and Elizabeth Sechrist. STANDING: Faye Hurt, Eunice Payne, Linda Devers, Sandra Strosnider, Brenda Lloyd, Louise Shull, Linda Hurt, Mattie Devers, Jane Brown, Doris Duvall, Linda Orndorff, Mary Jane Chck, and Mary Galloway. UPPERCLASSMEN LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-- SEATED: Wendy Watkins, Christy Potts, Margueriet Verloop, Barbara Digges, Ramona O ' Brien, Betty Sea - lock, Janie Longerbeam, Gail Mallory, Connie Mc- Claughry, Frances Everhart, Linda Click, Debbie Lake, Mary Jean Cooper, Mary Owens, and Linda Owens. STANDING: Mrs. Bean, Librarian, Connie Jackson, Gayle Dillard, Wanda Mercer, Naomi Rutherford, Lois McCarty, Barbara Murphy, Jane Morrison, Connie Yowell, Gail Broy. Joanne Chilcott, Sandy Coalson, Sharon Crim, Linda Garnder, Joyce Wynkoop, Ella Mae Coffelt, and Barbara Pickett, |i 29 th wodd oh . . The first season of our lives is now over, for we, as But this is not the final scene, for we are entering into a Seniors, have emerged in the final form and must leave this new world -a broadening world of opportunity, comfortable world of which we have been for so long a part. StMM WALTER LOOPE Salutatorian ' wdue ( em A(jo Vk Wodd Senm Clm O ijcm mi Sfotuou SEATED; Carol Alger, S.C.A. Representative; and Lois McCarty, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Vivien Wisecarver, Sponsor; Walter Loope, Vice-Presi- dent; Steve Denney, President; Mrs. Alice Loope, Sponsor; and Margueriet Ver- loop. Secretary. Jloom American Beauty Rose tolou Dark Green, Light Green, and White JEAN HANDY Valedictorian CONNIE MC CLAUGHRY MARGUERIET VERLOOP Honor Student Honor Student I 32 o Sdwd AwoM CAROL HELVES TINE ALGER THE TALON, Assistant Editor; Tri- Hi-Y, Project Committee Chairman; SCA Representative; Beta Club, Vice- President; Junior Play Cast. CAMILLA SUSAN ARMEL Oi JANE CAREY ALGER FBLA; Tennis DONALD CHARLES ANGER Football; Track; French Club, Report- er; Hi-Y; SCA, Athletic Committee Co-Chairman; Junior Play Cast. WILLIAM PRESTON BALDWIN SCA, Evaluation Committee Chair- man; Graduation Committee; Library Assistant; Basketball; FBLA. JV and Varsity Football; JV and Varsity Basketball; Track; Hi-Y; Recreation Committee; Athletic Committee. 33 Jime M MoM MARY LYN BROWN Tri-Hi“Y, Chaplain, Historian; Glee Club, Vice-President, Pianist; Latin Club; Junior Red Cross; Assembly Pianist. STEPHEN FREDERICK BOOTH Hi-Y; Band, Rules Committee; SCA, Athletic Committee Co-Chairman; French Club; Latin Club; New York Trip Committee. FORREST LYNN BURKE JV Football; French Club; Hi-Y. GALE SHANNON BROY FHA; FBLA; DE Club; Junior Play Props; Prom Committee, Decorations; Library Assistant; Chorus. JOANNE CHILCOTT Band Majorette; FHA; DE Club; FBLA, Secretary; Junior Play Props; Prom Committee, Decorations; Library Assistant; Chorus. ' owmd Om Owfi Gook LINDA BURNETTE COOK Cheerleader; Senior Class Play Com- mittee Chairman; Basketball; Beta Club; Junior Play; Tri-Hi-Y, Fashion Show Committee Chairman; MGA and Blue Ridge Delegate. BARBARA JANE CORBIN GAA, Recorder; Basketball; Softball; FBLA; FHA. SANDRA MARIA THERESA COALSON Junior Class Play; Junior Class Make- up Committee; DE Club; Library Assistant; Dramatics Club, Program Committee. HARLAN MONROE COMBS Football; Track. FHA; Latin Club; Library Assistant; Safety Patrol. ELIZABETH ANNE CULVER 35 j| BLAKE STEVEN DENNEY Senior Class President; Senior Class Gift Committee Chairman; Freshman Class President; Football, Co- Captain; Baseball; Track; Basketball. DOROTHY ELLEN DUKE Junior Play; FHA, Treasurer; DE Club; Prom Refreshment Committee; JV Cheerleader; Library Assistant. JLmmoj jiu EicfuM JAMES TRONE DIFFENDERFER JV Football; DE Club. ANN GEORGINA EDMUNDS Basketball; French Club; FBLA; GAA. GAYLE HOPKINS DILLIARD THE EYRIE, Reporter; French Club; Dramatics Club; Library Assistant; Homecoming Court; FHA. Om DAWN ENDERS FHA; FBLA CHARLES JENKINS ENDERS, III Football, Manager; J V Basketball; Canteen Committee Chairman; Hi-Y. FRANCES ANN EVERHART FHA; DE Club; Junior Play Com- mittee; Dramatics Club; Junior- Senior Prom Committee; Junior Red Cross; Hockey; Library Assistant; THE EYRIE, Typist. HERBERT WILTON EVERHART DE Club, Vice-President; Junior Class Play Committee. JANET MARIE FELTNER FBLA, President, Reporter; DE Club, President, Reporter; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee; Senior Project Committee. WANDA JEAN FERREBEE FBLA. REBECCA LOUISE FRITTS THE TALON, Senior-Student Life Editor; SCA, Point Committee; THE EYRIE Staff; French Club; Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y; JV Cheerleader; Forensics. We Hcuuc een Giwkd KEITH DALE FOWLER Football; DE Club. WILBUR CARSON FRENCH, JR. French Club, Program Chairman, Treasurer; THE TALON, Business Staff; Hi-Y; Junior Play Cast; SCA Recreation Committee; New York Trip Committee. GRAYSON AUTHOR GREER Football; Junior Play. f)if Om JmiUf TYREL WILLIAM HAYTON Football, Co-Captain; Track; Junior Play Cast. CONSTANCE ANN JACKSON FHA, Secretary, Song Leader, Recreation Committee Chairman, Cook Book Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; JV Basketball; Eighth Grade Soft- ball Team; GAA. WINIFRED JEAN HANDY THE TALON, Editor-in-chief; Tri- Hi-Y, Vice-President, Model General Assembly; State Forensics; Beta Club; Band; All-State Band; THE EYRIE. LARRY WAVERLY HARDESTY DE Club, Reporter; Industrial Arts Club; Junior Class Play Committee; Safety PalioL THOMAS CARROLL IDEM, JR. Hi-Y, President; Football; SCA, Parliamentarian; French Club; Base- ball; Basketball; Track; School Im- provement Committee; Canteen Committee. 39 WILLIAM ARTHUR JENKS JV and Varsity Football DALLAS EYVON KIBLER DE Club JOHN LETCHER KINZIE DE Club MARY JANE LICHLITER PEGGY ANN LICHLITER Band, Majorette; Library Assistant; FBLA. Band, Majorette; Library Assistant; FBLA. 40 Si Om Om LARRY EDWARD LLOYD DE Club. GARY EUGENE LONGERBEAM Eighth Grade Vice-President; Baseball; DE Club; Hi-Y. JANIE PAGE LONGERBEAM FBLA; FHA; ICT; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Junior Play Committee, Props, Refreshments; Library Assistant, WALTER LEE LOOPE ROBERT BARNES MACKINTOSH Junior Class President; Senior Class Vice-President; Football; Baseball; Basketball; Beta Club, President; SCA, Treasurer; Junior Class Play; Latin Club. SCA, Representative; Dramatics Club, Treasurer. GAIL ELIZABETH MALLORY THE TALON, Sports Editor, Business Staff, SCA, Assembly Committee Chairman, Recreation Committee Chairman: Beta Club, Treasurer; FHA, President, Treasurer. MICHAEL LEE MC CARTY Eighth Grade President; Tenth Grade President: Football; Baseball; Basket- ball; Hi-Y, Vice-President, French Club. 42 Ecuck 0 (U Seeh EDWARD GAY MARLOW, JR. FFA, Reporter; DE Club. LOIS ANN MC CARTY Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; FBLA, Secretary, Treasurer; Beta Club; Junior Play Committee; THE TALON, Typist; Library Assistant. CONNIE ANN MC CLAUGHR Y Beta Club; THE TALON. Underclass- men Editor; THE EYRIE Staff; New York Trip Committee: Prom Theme Committee; Junior Play Publicity Committee; School Improvement Committee. j JiU Own 71 m RUTH LEE MC CLAUGHRY SCA, President, Vice-President; THE TALON, Picture Editor; Girls ' State; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain, District President; Beta Club. DELORIS MARIE MC DONALD FHA; FBLA; SCA Athletic Com- mittee; Junior Red Cross; DE Club; Band; GAA; Basketball, Manager, Scorekeeper. JANE HOWARD MORRISON NORMAN DEVERE MORRISON WANDA VIRGINIA MERCER FBLA; Library Assistant; FHA. THE TALON Staff; Latin Club; SCA, Assembly Comixiittee; Junior Play Committee; Graduation Committee, Chairman; Magazine Committee; Class Color Committee, Chairman. Beta Club; THE TALON, Business Manager; Track; Hi-Y; French Club; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Base- ball; Basketball, Manager; Canteen Committee. 43 ROBERT WAYNE MOULDEN FFA, Secretary, President; JV Foot- ball; Varsity Football. BARBARA ROSALIE MURPHY THE TALON. Clubs Editor; FBLA, President, Vice-President; FHA, Historian; Freshman Class Secretary; JV Cheerleader; Library Assistant. MILDRED SUSANNE PICKETT FHA, Treasurer, Historian; Tri-Hi-Y; Prom Committee. RAMONA ELAINE O ' BRIEN FBLA; FHA; Library Assistant; Junior Play Props Committee; Prom Deco- rating Committee. DE Club. 44 to Skfe tk JijiJtm LINDA MAE RUSSELL Beta Club; FBLA, Vice-President; Varsity Basketball; GAA; Latin Club; SCA, Evaluation Committee; JV Basketball; Prom Committee; junior Play Committee; FHA. NAOMI MAY RUTHERFORD FBLA, Reporter; Library Assistant; FHA; French Club; Basketball. TERRY LEE SALVADOR Safety Patrol; ICT Club. 45 BETTY ANN SEALOCK FHA; FBLA.; Library Assistant; Junior Prom Decorating Committee; Junior Play Refreshment Committee and Props Committee. JAMES HARRIS TOMBLIN ICT Club, Vice-President; Varsity Football. W(wi tm tonJt iM GEORGE WILLIAM SMALLWOOD JV and Varsity Football; Baseball; JV Basketball; FFA; Band. FREDERICK HARRY TAVENNER Varsity Football; Baseball; ICT Club, Reporter; Band. MARGUERIET MARIE VERLOOP Senior Class Secretary; Beta Club, Secretary; Junior Class Play Chair- man; French Club, Social Chairman; SCA, Improvement Committee Chairman; Latin Club. to tk i odi? FRANCIS MILTON VOROUS, JR. Hi-Y; Safety Patrol. CONSTANCE LEE YOWELL FBLA, Madison Region Historian; Junior Play Committee; FHA; Senior Play Committee; Library Assistant. VIRGINIA STUART WATKINS French Club; Dramatics Club, Scrap Book Committee; Junior Play Pub- licity Committee. GENEVA JINX WOODWARD Tri-Hi-Y, President, Secretary; THE TALON, Literary Editor; THE EYRIE, Editor; Cheerleader; FHA, President, Vice-President, Secretary; Canteen Committee. VERNON MAJOR RACER, JR, Postgraduate. 47 Carol Alger Semu Each year the Senior Class elects, on the basis of achievements in many fields, ten of its members who have contributed the most to their class and to the school during their years at Clarke County High. On these pages the Class of 1965 presents its Top Ten. Gail Mallory ' i Ruth McClaughry Jinx Woodward Lois McCarty Margueriet Verloop 49 tk mU 4 As the eighth grader advances through his freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years, his world is expanded by his associations and knowledge. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS KNEELING: Linda Gardner, Treasurer; Beverley Whit- ing, Vice-President; Tom Mitchell, President; Norma Lewis, SCA Representative; and Sherry Glasscock, Sec- retary. STANDING: Miss Evelyn Ford, Mrs. Juha Ellis, and Mrs. Riley, ' Sponsors. Oomm Blue sapphire? Peridot? Aqua- marine? Emerald? Bobby Leake, Jackie Madigan, and Linda Chafin- face an exciting dilemma as they choose their class rings. Sheryl William Dorothy David Kenneth Larry Boehmler Boyce Boyd Brendle Brill Buckner 52 Brown Wayne Donette Steve Burton Cain Campbell Campbell Robert Linda Linda Cynthia Ella Mae Mary Jean Carroll Chafin Click Cochran Coffelt Cooper Carolyn Sharon Steve Carolyn Linda Dennis Corbin Crim Crim Day Denney DeShong Linda Shirley Dennis Dofflemyer Dofflemyer Elsea Donnie Carolyn Elsea Emerick Barbara Digges 53 6lm 0 ‘66 Teresa Thomas David Linda Emmart Everly Fincham Gardner Sharon Jean Cheri Harry Floyd Ann Glasscock Hansen Hayton Hicks Hoff Homer Bonita Charlotte Jennie Vance Cheyenne Deborah Hummer Kackley Kagey Kave Kibier Lake Kevin Bonnie Cornelia Robert Roy Mary Louise Lambert Lambert Larrick Larrick Leake Lee 54 tjk SmM WM Buchanan Patricia James Norma Lynn Leonard Levi Lewis Lewis Gerard McWhinney Linnea Michelson Thomas Mitchell William Morrison Carl Norman Doris Owens Jacqueline Virginia Bobby Madigan Maloney Mann McArtor Lynn McClaughry Linda Mary Barbara Lynda Christina Thomas Owens Owens Pickett Pope Potts Ramsburg 55 Steve Rizzo Mary Lou Shugars Patrick Thomas Patrick Terry Michael Mary Regan Reid Rhoden Richards Barbara Gail Jo Ann Robert Roger Robertson Rothrock Ryder Shepherd Sholes Lana Clara Etta Larry William Smith Sours Strother Tavenner Tavenner Amory Jeanette John Beverley Joyce TombUn Tomblin Unger Whiting Wynkoop SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS to Gkie Sn, Miss Sharon Stone, Sponsor; Mr. James Hartung, Sponsor; Gary Lichliter, Vice- President; Danny Longerbeam, Treas- urer; Elden Tiller, President; Mr. Bradford Myers, Sponsor; Ernie Stone - berger, Secretary; and David Loope, SCA Representative. Helen Anger John Wanda Brad Hazel Robert William Armel Ashby Boehmier Bolden Boyd Brendle Barbara Charles Robert Gary Carolyn Kenneth Brown Brown Broy Burleson Cain Campbell Jo Ann Thomas Carroll Gather ! Joan Chapman Ralph Chiicott Tucker Childs James Coumes 57 John Doris Thomas Anglea Rosalie Alvin Davis Duvall Edens Elsea Emerick Feltner Steven Gail Mary Ellen Carroll Mary Richard Feltner Fenton Ferrebee Fuller Galloway Garrison Pamela Westford Sam Carolyn Jo Ann Gale Grubbs Hanline Headley Householder Hummer Johnson Levenia Shirley Henry Johnson Keefer Kent George Kirby Gary Lichhter 58 Frederick Kibler tomi (Mo Om Sharon Mallory Linda McDonald Roy Potts Catherine Presgraves David Loope Rebecca Malone Gary Orndorff Faye Pyne Rebecca Luffman Faye Maloney Linda Orndorff Jill Regan William Luttrell Stephen Marlowe Hazel Pearson Ralph Renner Bonnie Mallory Winifred Marlowe Li nda Pierce Nelson Ritter Jacqueline Livengood Daniel Longerbeam John Malone Kenneth Moulden 59 CJwJImtjt 3i Bonnie Jack Carolyn John Judy Cynthia Robinson Russell Rutherford Sealock Sechrist Sherman Barbara Ahce Rodney Susan Margaret Patricia Shipe Shugars Singhas Smalley Smith Smith Michael Ernest Tommy Shelby Elden Robert Stokes Stoneberger Thomas Thompson Tiller Travers Michael James Lynda Stephen Cynthia Charles Verloop Wade White Wisecarver Wood Zombro 60 Omfufumt FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS James Buckner, President; Mrs. Ethel Woolston, Sponsor; Billy Whiting, Vice-President: Mr. Jack Gaines, Sponsor; Rachel Pierce, Secretary- Treasurer; Mr. Rudy Telek, Sponsor; and Richard Ramsburg, S.C.A. Representative. Mary Armel Ronnie Ashby Steve Baker Deborah Ballard Sandra Bayliss Diann Boyd Philip Breeden Jane Brown Robert Buchanan James Buckner Allen Burner Elizabeth Bushong Sckod Si tk Am Lucy Byrd Cleo Campbell Leslie Campbell Carla Carlisle Thomas Carper Carol Carr George Carter Alois Casper Rebecca Cayce Raymond Chapman Jerry Chilcott Mary Jane Click John Cobb Constance Cockrell Everett Coffelt Dana Crim Martha Custer Linda Day Patsy Deal Richard Deavers Sharon Deavers Wiley Denney Linda Devers Mattie Devers Thomas Digges Gerald Dodson Jacob Dofflemyer Nancy Edmunds Bruce Enders Donald Fewell Steve Galloway Jane Gardner Cynthia Glaize Brenda Goldizen Allen Gray 62 dout l dldck Om WoM ' IjvAM Jack Gray Lenard Greathouse Judy Hall Carol Handy Steve Hanline ! Dennis Hinkle Richard Howland Donna Huff LaVonne Hummer Edith Hurt Linda Hurt Lloyd Hurt Rebecca Jenkins Ronald Jenkins John Kackley Allen Kave Allison Kave David Keeler Thomas Knight Delmar Larrick Richard Larrick Randolph Lee Brenda Lloyd Mary Malone - — - Linda McClaughry Patsy McDonald Glynda McGuinn Paul McWhinney James Mercer Randy Morrow James O ' Neill James Owens Thomas Painter — Eunice Payne « Rachel Pierce 1 liJe Emhajik on Joy Pisarik Ann Polhamus Michael Pope Sallie Potts Fred Rayburn Rebecca Racer Richard Ramsburg Arthur Richards Larry Royston Karen Seibel Willis Seymour Allen Sherman Louise Shull Robert Smallwood Elizabeth Smith David Sours Ronnie Sours Brenda Snyder Sandra Strosnider Dennis Fuller Sylvia Taylor Judy Tomblin Rebecca Travers June Trussell Emily Verloop Frances Waters Judy White Judy White William Whiting Gerald Williams Larry Willingham Dorothy Wilson Carolyn Wood Maynard Wratchford Melvin Wynkoop 64 SckkMk EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS KNEELING: David Alexander, Secretary; Billy Thompson, Vice-President; Tommy Dofflemyer, President; Bonnie Garver, S.C.A. Representative; and David Emerick, Treas- urer. STANDING: Mr. James Adkins, Mr. William Chicchirichi, Mrs. Norma Morrison, Mrs. Dana Cook, and Mr, Arthur Mitche ll, Sponsors. Larry Ambrose Anna Anderson Virgil Armel Bess Arnold Sandra Arnold V anda Ashley Joyce Baker William Ball Phyllis Barnette Janice Barritt Gary Braithwaite Susan Braithwaite Donald Breeden Deborah Brill Darlene Buckley Sheila Carper %mif 7(tMiclfate f ' -j Beverly Carroll John Carroll Trudy Carroll James Chafin Nancy Chapman Linda Cheshire Vickie Childs Sharon Click Allen Cochran Brenda Cooper Russell Dart Carl Day Carolyn Denney Darrell DeShong Ann Lee Dodson Barbara Dodson Thomas Dofflemyer William Edens Donald Edwards Adair Elsea Custis Elsea Elizabeth Elsea John Elsea David Emerick Charlene Ferrebee Wayne Ferrell Brenda Fincham Judith Fleming Milton Franklin Mitchell Franklin ui Oiu m Larry Fuller O, C. Gardner Bonnie Garver Mike Graves Reba Graves Carl Gray Joe Gray Sharon Gray Sue Gray Linda Greathouse Wayne Grill William Hair Jerry Hanline Sherry Hart Brenda Hausenfluck Mack Headley David Heflin Carl Hicks Kenneth Hinkle Gilbert Hough Boyd Householder Rodney Huff Charles Hummer Dorothy Hummer Mary Hummer John Iden Pamela Jackson George Johnson Judith Johnson William Jones Judy Kenny Marshall Kent June Larrick James Leake (iJe Mod Paige Ledford Sandra Lee Rice Levi Sandra Linck Donna Liptrap Pamela Livengood Sandra Lloyd Barbara Longerbeam Glenn Longerbeam Eddie May Patricia McClaughry Ronald McClaughry Delores McFarlane Lynne McFarlane Scott Mclntire Walter McIntosh iti Norman Mercer Robert Moreland Beverly Orndorff Nancy Orrell Linda Owens Patsy Owens Brenda Payton Patricia Pickett Freddy Pierce Gary Pope Roger Presgraves Michael Reid Judy Richards Kay Richards Harry Robertson Larry Robinson Thomas Royston Floyd Rudolph 68 tow Ad Om Goak Elizabeth Settle Philip Shenk William Sherman Henry Siler Patsy Simpson Sandy Singhas Deborah Sipe Robert Smalley Douglas Sours Thomas Stickel Scott Thomas Roy Thompson Thomas Thompson William Thompson Jacqueline Tomblin Margaret Travers Frances Vorous James Weir Lawrence Welsh Patricia White Linda Wiley Carol Willingham Steven Willingham Linda Willis Brenda Wisecarver Jo Ann Wisecarver James Wolfe Christina Wood Charles Wright William Yowell tk, mM 0 The organizations of our school are closely related to its academic life. They help provide the needed recreation that develops the well-rounded student. The vocational groups, language, drama, art, and I music organizations, and our own student government pro- vide valuable experiences that become the basis of the ; social being. 1 I Studtd Gmfmtm AuomUm SCA Conducting an S.C.A. assembly are the officers and members of the Council: Tom Iden, Parliamen- tarian; Mary Lou Shugars, Reporter; Lynn McClaughry, P.T.A. Representative; Walter Loope, Treasurer; Doris Duvall, Secretary; Ruth McClaughry, President; and The members of the Recreation Committee are (front) Hazel Pearson, Brenda Wisecarver, Gail Mallory, Chairman; and Brown Burton. Sec- ond Row: Joyce Wynkoop, Bruce Enders, and Carson French. Comil Class Representatives- -Thomas Ramsburg, Junior; Carol Alger, Senior; David Loope, Sophomore; Richard Rams- burg, Freshman; Bonnie Carver, Eighth Grade; and Mr, Boyce, Sponsor. The Assembly Committee is responsible for the hall bulletin board and for devotions at our assemblies. The members are Cathy Bean, Chairman; Ella Mae Coffelt, and Bonita Hummer. 72 f: I Margueriet Verloop, Chairman, and mem- bers of the School Improvement Committee- - Michael Verloop, Terry Brown, Connie Mc- Claughry, Jackie Madigan, and Jane Morrison- - help to improve the appearance of the school. The Athletic Committee is responsible for selling refreshments at all home basketball games. They are Johnny Iden, Beverley Whiting, Dan An- ger, Chairman, and Bill Baldwin. The Constitution Committee has revised our constitution this year and has made two amendments. The members are Lana Smith, Jean Handy, Chairman, and Jackie Livengood. Donnie Edwards assists Becky Fritts, Chair- man, in counting the points which various stu- dents have acquired toward their SCA letters and bars. S W 7ljiiufi at M om JooU Gam FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Carroll, Carol Handy, Jean Handy, and Linda Cook. SECOND ROW: Sandy Singhas, Catherine Presgraves, Cynthia Glaize, Gary Burleson, Larry Ambrose , Mike Stokes, and Lynda Pope. THIRD ROW:. Scott Thomas, Tommy Thomas, Pamela Grubbs, Bent Farrell, David Brendle, Cleo Campbell, Tommy Edens, Paige Ledford, Alvin Feltner, and Mike Pope. FOURTH ROW: Jo Ann Hummer, Joanne Chilcott, Ann Homer, Donette Campbell, Faye Pyne, Billy Brendle, Brenda McArtor, Steve Rudolph, Robert Travers, Fred Kibler, Phil Shenk, Lloyd Hurt, Ralph Chilcott, and Mr. Edwards. The band provided pep music and halftime shows with formation at all home football games. They also participated, with the choir and the art department, in the second annual Fine Arts Night; and they again marched in the Apple Blossom parade. FIRST ROW: Linda Cook, President; Mr. Gary Edwards, Sponsor; Lynda Pope, Secretary; and Jean Handy, Librarian. SECOND ROW: Mike Stokes and Fred Kibler, Rules Com- mittee. CBeia CM StuMu %m IffUMm The new members pledge themselves to the prin- ciples of the club during the formal induction ceremony in an S.C.A. assembly. The officers of the Beta Club--Dev Morrison, Re- President; and Captain Stickney, Sponsor- -choose gold porter; Margueriet Verloop, Secretary; Gail Mallory, tassels for their graduation. Treasurer; Walter Loope, President; Carol Alger, Vice- 75 Blast ' Skom to Studont odij FIRST ROW: Ruby Hubbard, Billy Brendle, John Malone, garet Sechrist, Rebecca Malone, and Mary Ellen Ferre - Kevin Lambert, and David Brendle. SECOND ROW: bee. STANDING: Mr. Adkins, Sponsor. Nancy Chapman, Linda McDonald, Joan Chapman, Mar- The Bible Club presented the film, The Big Blast, which dealt with a change of character in an ado- lescent boy who learned to live his own life. Mr. Adkins and Kevin Lambert prepare to show a religious film to the student body. 2 ).£. (JUiU Seva towiAA Larry Hardesty, Reporter; Funky Everhart, Vice- president; Janet Feltner, President; John Kinzie, Secretary: and Mr. Rush, Sponsor. Eddie Marlow and Janet Feltner work at Coiner ' s as part of their D. E, program. The Distributive Education class is shown leaving for its annual trip to Seven Corners. T mwiia (Jd 7medi Mr. Rush, Sponsor, demonstrates the proper appli- cation of make-up to Mrs. Bushong, Sponsor: Carol Handy, Secretary; Carolyn Emerick, President; Rachel Pierce, Reporter. (STAND- ING) Buck Potts, Treasurer; and John Davis, Vice-presi- dent. Members of the Play Committee review several plays before they make their choice: Brenda Goldizen, Carolyn Emerick, Mary Gallo- way, Chairman. (BACK) Alois Casper, and John Davis. The club decided to present a com- edy entitled, French Toast. Judy Kenny, the famous film star from Hollywood, studies the filthy appearance of the nation ' s number one litterbug, Paul McWhinney, during the club initiation. 78 Eifw ' Tim k tk Siu ktiiA JLwa Members of the reporting and editorial staffs review lay- outs for the paper. SEATED: Becky Fritts, Jean Handy, Copy Editor; Jinx Woodward, Editor; Bonnie Lanham, Assistant Edi- tor; and Mrs. Loope, Sponsor. STANDING: Brown Burton, Sports Editor; Karen Seibel; and Lucy Byrd, Head Reporter. The Eyrie , in its second year as our school news- paper, has expanded to include more pictures, an S.C. A. column, and creative writing features. Members of the business staff criticize and approve the exchange papers from other high schools: Barbara Digges, Christy Potts, Business Manager, Linda Chafin, Connie McClaughry, and Cathy Bean. Deloris McDonald and Frances Everhart, typists, proofread the galley while Bob Macintosh and Bill Jenks display their artistic ability by drawing a few car- toons. Jmck CM Gm to 7).C. Carson French, Treas- urer; Mike McCarty, Vice- president; Don Anger, Reporter; Terry Emmart, President; Linda Chafin, Secretary; and Margueriet Verloop, Social Chairman, Mrs. Riley, Sponsor, shows Buck Potts and Jackie Madigan, new members, the fine points of a French poodle as part of the French Club initiation. The Washington Trip Commit- tee- -Becky Fritts, Mike McCarty, Chairman, Don Anger, and Dev Morrison- -plan the itinerary of the annual trip to Washington, D. C. 80 AddAMU ' J ' % JMi Members of the Financial Committee: SEATED: Lois McCarty, Helen Anger, Chairman, and Cheri Hayton. STANDING: Peggy and Jane Lichliter, Linda Dofflemyer, and Mary Owens. The members of the Program Committee; SEATED: Mrs. Ellis, Gail Rothrock, and Mary Cooper. STANDING: Linda Russell, Jo Ann Chilcott, Gale Broy, and Jane Alger. The outstanding service project of the Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica was typing addresses on labels to be used by the TB Association in mailing Christmas seals. The Service Committee, seated are Delores McDonald, Wanda Ashby, and Doris Owens. Standing- -Carolyn Rutherford, Etta Strother, and Hazel Bolden, Members of the Recreation Committee: STANDING: Wanda Ferrebee, Shirley Keefer, Betty Sea lock , Chairman, and Ramona O ' Brien, SEATED: Catherine Presgraves, Janie Longer- beam, and Shirley Dofflemyer. Connie Yowell, Barbara Murphy, and Bar- bara Corbin give a report to Janet Feltner, Chair- man, Mrs. Wisecarver, Sponsor, and Camilla Armel, who compose the Correspondence Committee. JuJtm Jmtm Amm Sckod ml SflOlUM Bobby Carroll, Sentinel; Mr. Huffman, Sponsor; Larry Taven- ner, Treasurer; George Small- wood, Secretary; Bob Moulden, President; Bill Tavenner, Vice- President; Jock Hoff, Reporter; and Mr. Mitchell, Sponsor. Mr. Mitchell and Bob Moulden plan for their annual F.F.A, trip. Mr. Mitchell instructs Randy Lee, Tommy Painter, and Robert Smallwood in pro- per tree care. I 82 p JHA EtnflwAija Jofnilif JLwuuj WJfl f f SEATED: Gail Mallory, President; and Dorothy Duke, Susanne Pickett, Historian; Judy Sechrist, Secretary; and Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Cepelka, Sponsor; Caro- Miss Ford, Sponsor, lyn Householder, Vice-president; Sharon Crim, Reporter; Two memebers of the display committee, Doris Owens and Betty Anne Culver, place posters in the halls to remind students of ways to improve our school. Barbara Robertson, Linda Greathouse, and Pat Levi arrange a display on the well-balanced meal for fami- ly life. 83 6AA Sfomu SnJtMjtmeik G.A.A. officers repair athletic equipment for the ningham, Sponsor; Shirley Dofflemyer, President; and coming year: Linda Dofflemyer, Vice-president; Betty Barbara Corbin, Secretary, Bushong, Reporter; Linda Russell, Treasurer; Miss Cun- ( ABOVE) Sallie Potts, Sandy Strosnider, and Lucy Byrd sign up for basketball intramurals, a G.A.A. ac- tivity. (BELOW) Mary Richards (on ladder), Carolyn Emerick, and Jennie Kagey, decorate the goal posts be- fore a home football game, one of the main projects of the club. il 84 . If « KNEELING: Mike McCarty, Vice-president; Tom Iden, President; and Walter Loope, Secretary. STANDING: Bill Baldwin, Treasurer; Mr. Myers, Sponsor; Dev Morrison, Scrapbook Chairman; Don Anger, Parliamentarian; and Lynn Burke, Reporter. Tom Everly and B. Leonard have the morn- ing devotions over the public address, a joint project of the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y. JLdou In, Soctfmdi Thomas Ramsburg, Carson French, Chuck Enders,Tom Mitchell, and David Loope work laboriously at the car wash, a club project. 85 The officers of ICT are Ronald Alger, Treasurer; Jimmy Tomblin, Viee-President; Fred Tavenner, Reporter; Shepherd Chfton, Secretary; and Donnie Elsea, President. Janie Longerbeam, Steve Grim, and Jimmy Tombhn look for information to prepare a club program. SfdMt ud CoofmJtwe ' JlsM Vuf Mr. Rush demonstrates some of the many hand tools which the club will see used when they visit the Valley Vocational-Technical School in Fisherville, Virginia. 86 The Latin Club officers- -Tucker Childs, Vice-president; Shelby Thompson, Secretary; Mrs. Morrison, Sponsor; Susan Smalley, Reporter; David Loope, Treasurer; and Cathy Bean, President- -are shown at a dis- play of Latin today. Connie McClaughry, David Loope, Walter Loope, Cindy Cochran, Rachel Pierce, and Nancy Edmunds review past_. Latin Tournament exams in preparation for the tournament. JLgJUh cm Holdi These new members, Mike Pope, Freddy Alger, Richard Ramsburg, and George Carter, are some servants to the old members on initiation day. Mike Rhoden, George Carter, Jimmy Buck- ner, Carolyn Emerick, and Danny Luttrell display Roman eating customs at the Roman banquet. 87 S stif 7(iti id St ma tojtJm The members of the Safety Patrol are David Keeler, Sandra Lee, Linda Hurt, Jean Ashley, Kathy Malone, Barbara Brown, Mr, Wood, Sponsor, and James Owens. (BELOW) Randy Lee performs one of the du- ties of a patrolman by stopping traffic so th at children can cross the roads safely. (ABOVE) The officers of the Safety Patrol- - Robert Boyd, Captain; Linda Pierce, Secretary: and John Armel, Lieutenant- -plan for the next meeting. 1 HoUa T) Md tmatJtm Ruth McClaughry, Northern District Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y President, the Rev. M. C. Cook, guest speaker, and Jinx Woodward, club President The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y present a Christ- mas program to the assembly. i I The Tri-Hi-Y officers are: KNEELING: Mary Lyn Brown, Chaplain; Jinx Wood- ward, President; and Bev Whiting, Secretary. STAND- ING: Cindy Wood, Historian; Jean Handy, Vice-President; Miss Stone, Sponsor; Cathy Bean, Treasurer; and Bonita Hummer, Reporter. Bonnie Lanham models her outfit as mem- i bers of the Project Committee, Nancy Edmunds, Shelby Thompson, Jackie Madigan, Linda Cook, j and Carol Alger, look on. The Point Committee consits of Tucker Childs, Ruth McClaughry, Christy Potts, Cindy Cochran, and Karen Seibel. ik tmU 0 The proud eagle symbolizes the achievements of our teams in the world of sports. This world is a vital, ex- citing, and enjoyable part of life at Clarke County High School for participant and spectator alike. %cth St 3S The Eagles football team became the high school team to have the longest winning streak in football in the state of Virginia. They attained this distinction when they won their thirty-eighth game by defeating Strasburg. Although there was a null tie with Elkton earlier in the season, this did not affect our streak. Even though the Eagles did not receive the District Ten Championship this year, they showed the undying spirit and desire to win that made them soar to new heights. After the football season, the Eagles advanced into a higher grouping with tougher competition. Next year they will play in the Northwestern District, Group 1-B, with James Wood, Handley, Herndon, Fauquier, and George Mason. THE 1964 RECORD Clarke County 19 Central 13 Clarke County 31 Loudoun Valley 7 Clarke County 7 Page County 6 Clarke County 0 Elkton 0 Clarke ' County 13 Montevideo 7 Clarke County 33 Warren County 0 Clarke County 13 Turner Ashby 0 Clarke County 26 Broadway 0 Clarke County 38 Strasburg 0 Clarke County 6 James Wood 7 l%4 Sfjd FIRST ROW: Steve Denney, Terry Hayton, Co-Cap- tains, and Mr. Telek, Coach. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reid, Coach, Harlan Combs, Wal- ter Loope, and Mike McCarty. THIRD ROW; Don Anger, Tom Iden, Grayson Greer, and Bill Baldwin. FOURTH ROW: Dickie Beard, Jim Lewis, Larry Buck- ner, and Wayne Cain. Coach Reid, left, concentrates on the defense of the Eagle line while backfield coach, Mr. Telek, reviews a play with Buck Potts (33) and Mike Mc- Carty (21). FIFTH ROW: David Loope, B, Leonard, Robert Travers, and Jim Coumes. SIXTH ROW: Steve Campbell, Don Fewell, Buck Potts, and Jock Hoff. SEVENTH ROW: Carroll Fuller, Dennis Elsea, Sam Headley, and Gary Lichliter. EIGHTH ROW: Mickey Tomblin, Steve Rizzo, Danny Longerbeam, and John Sealock. NINTH ROW; Larry Tavenner, Keith Fowler, Tom Everly, and Tom Ramsburg, Managers. 93 StaJti tkmfwnA Larry Buckner (51) prepares to tackle an Elkton back. Harlan Combs (41) opens the Elkton defense for Mickey Tomblin (10) to speed through. The Broadway Gobblers surround speedster Steve Denney (26) to prevent him from reaching the goal. 94 Ik, Steve Denney (26) breaks through the Broadway line and romps over the goal for another Eagle touch down. I i Below, Bucky Potts (33) tries to eliminate Wildcat opposition to a gain by Mike McCarty (21) during the Warren County game. Above, Steve Denney (26) attempts to cage a Wildcat so Mike McCarty (21) can gain yardage for the Eagles. moi, OmUm JodeJl FIRST ROW: Allen Kave, David Sours, Danny Grim, Walter Mackintosh, Jerry Williams, Jimmy Buckner, Richard Ramsburg, Boyd Householder, and Mr, Roscoe Dean, Coach. SECOND ROW: Donnie Sealock, Jay Dofflemyer, Steve Baker, Richard Larrick, George Car- ter, Tom Dofflemyer, Tom Digges, and David Keeler. THIRD ROW: Delmar Larrick, Carl Gray, Jimmy Cha- fin, Bobby Smalley, John Iden, Mack Headley, Gary Pope, and Allen Cochran. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Longerbeam, John Carroll, Milton Franklin, Stanley Edens, and Larry Fuller. FffTH ROW: Bobby Moreland, Tommy Thompson, Richard Howland, Buddy Wynkoop, Robert Buchanan, and John Cobb. ' ' Uf t te Wuuji Because of the loss of most of last year ' s players, the J. V. football team began the season with boys who had the desire, but not the experience that a winning team must have. But, through the excellent coaching of Mr. Dean, these boys soon developed the teamwork and techniques that are instrumental in compiling records to be proud of. Although they did not win any games, they learned the skills of teamwork and cooper- ation that will make them a winning team next year. THE 1964 RECORD Clarke County 0 Loudoun Valley 27 Clarke County 7 Central 7 Clarke County win Strasburg forfeit Clarke County 0 Handley 7 Clarke County 0 Loudoun Valley 6 Clarke County 0 James Wood 19 Coach Dean, right, points out a J. V. play to Ronnie and Dickie Keeler, who served as as- sistant coaches for the J. V. team. 96 Brad Boehmler and Tom Edens begin their descent toward the finish line. Cross country is a new phase of sports added to the physical education department this year. Being com- pletely separated from the track team, the boys who participate run the year around and also compete in area meets. Mr. Hartung is the coach of the cross country team. Kenny Moulden and Bill Whiting keep in shape by doing practice runs on the school grounds. %m toad, %m Mike Pope attempts to over- take Buck Zombro who is leading in their race. Buck placed first and Mke placed fifteenth in a previous meet with area schools. 97 Eo jtu John Unger. Manager; Jack Russell. Shorty Singhas, Wal- ter Loope, Terry Brown, Harry Hicks. Bill Baldwin, Danny Longerbeam, Robert Boyd, Gary Lichliter, Ernie Stone - berger, and John Cobb, Manag- er. Bill Baldwin stretches high to gain possession of the ball during a jump with a Rappahannock player. Fans eagerly support the Eagles at our games throughout the basketball season. Due to an inexperienced team, composed mostly of sophomores, the Eagles experienced an up and down season. Lack of height proved costly in the rebound area as well as in being able to move the ball. This team, new inj e developing stage, will soon culminate into an invincible team. .THE 1964-65 RECORD Clarke County 43 James Wood 76 Clarke County 44 Page County 42 Clarke County 43 Elkton 63 Clarke County 36 Warren County 71 Clarke County 37 Luray 50 Clarke County 63 Rappahannock 51 Clarke County 58 Stonewall Jackson 77 Clarke County 59 Strasburg 67 Clarke County 58 Central 97 Clarke County 41 Broadway 63 Clarke County 73 Rappahannock 53 Clarke County 46 Strasburg 61 Clarke County 55 Montevideo 72 Clarke County 50 James Wood 82 Clarke County 39 Stonewall Jackson 64 up md T owd SeMOd Buddy Wynkoop (12) tussles with opposition players to prevent a goal for the Rappahannock J. V. ' s. The J. V. team was in a training stage this year. More emphasis was put on how to play the game than being a victorious team. Next year the team will have the caliber as well as the desire that a successful team must have. THE 1964-65 RECORD Clarke County 16 James Wood 28 Clarke County 18 Warren County 36 Clarke County 24 Rappahannock 43 Clarke County 24 Stonewall Jackson 65 Clarke County 17 Strasburg 42 Clarke County 24 Central 44 Clarke County 33 Rappahannock 41 Clarke County 26 Strasburg 30 Clarke County 16 Montevideo 52 Clarke County 32 James Wood 54 lUliOi OmU I FIRST ROW: Rice Levi, Donnie Sealock, George Car- ter, and Mr. Hartung, Coach. SECOND ROW: Buddy Wynkoop, Jimmy Chafin, and Glenn Longerbeam. THIRD ROW: Nelson Ritter, Jimmy Buckner, Kenny Campbell, and Randy Morrow. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Grill, Manager, Darrell Deshong, Bent Ferrell, Tommy Digges, and Bill Hair, Manager. 99 FIRST ROW: Gary Longerbeam, Walter Loope, Steve Denney, Mike McCarty, Ernie Stoneberger, Mickey Tomblin, and John Sealock. SECOND ROW: Mr. Telek, Coach; Robert Boyd, David Loope, Danny Longerbeam, Larry Buckner, Tom Rams- burg, Randy Morrow, and Wayne Cain. I I i I cuidciJiL ' em to Swinj Mike McCarty (Left) is caught sliding into second base by Steve Denney during a practice game. Gary Longerbeam begins his swing as Walter Loope prepares to catch the ball. 100 ' mk JimcUki Offoiiiloti More emphasis has been placed on the expand- ing track team since the addition of the stadium track last year. With excellent coaching from Mr. Reid, the team excelled in the various areas of track. I i ' mck Tlim FIRST ROW: Mike Pope, Steve Rizzo, Dev Morrison, Ernie Stoneberger, Gary LichMter, Allen Ashby, Kenny Brill, Bucky Potts, and Steve Baker. SECOND ROW: Randy Morrow, Tom Iden, Jock Hoff, Robert Larrick, David Loope, Steve Wisecarver, Tom Ramsburg, and Steve Denney. THIRD ROW: Robert Buchanan, Bill Baldwin, Richard How- land, Don Anger, Harlan Combs, Lloyd Hurt, Jim Coumes, and Danny Longerbeam. i i I I The girls ' varsity basketball team was in attain- ing stage this year. Because many of the players were learning the techniques of the game, Miss Cunningham, Coach, put more stress on the development of the team than on having a successful season. THE 1964-65 RECORD Clarke County 22 Loudoun Valley 35 Clarke County 22 Fauquier 37 Clarke County 16 Loudoun Valley 37 Clarke County 20 Strasburg 54 Clarke County 31 Central 45 Clarke County 36 Strasburg 47 Clarke County 23 Central 37 Clarke County 31 Fauquier 73 Shirley Dofflemyer goes in for a lay-up during the game with Strasburg. GiaU JLeoM I ' y % m i 1 Oidi UoMittf FIRST ROW: Carolyn Emerick, Barbara Corbin, Linda Russell, Linda Cook, Ann Edmunds, and Mary Richards. SECOND ROW: Miss Cunningham, Coach; Sheryl ' em Boehmler, Gale Johnson, Linda Dofflemyer, Connie Lar- rick, Shirley Dofflemyer, Joan Chapman, Jennie Kagey, and Helen Anger, Manager. 102 GiaU ' f(J ' hsM) IL FIRST ROW: Brenda Wise- carver, Vicki Chiids, Brenda Cooper, Debbie Sipe, and Sallie Potts. SECOND ROW: Allison Kave, Lucy Byrd, Trudy Carroll, and Nancy Chapman. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Smith, Karen Sei- bel, Miss Cunningham, Coach; Carolyn Householder, Mana- ger; and Reba Graves. 0 The girls junior varsity team started the season with inexperienced players, but, as the season ended , a future var ity badcetball team emerged. THE 1964- Clarke Comity 10 Clarke County 7 Clarke County 7 Clarke County 5 85 RECORD Strasburg 16 Strasburg 21 Central 19 Central 30 Allison Kave and Karen Seibel take a jump ball dur- ing a J. V. basketball practice. Etumo jt Void During an intramural volleyball game, Vicki Childs serves the ball as Bonnie Carver and Dottie Hum- mer wait for the return. Jean Graves. Judy Richards, and Trudy Car- roll rebound during an exciting intramural basket- ball game. An important part of the physical education pro- gram in our school is intramurals. Intramurals give those who do not have physical education in their daily schedule a chance to participate in competitive sports. Mary Richards passes the ball to Brenda Cooper as Debbie Sipe looks on during an intra- mural hockey game. 04 JLd ' i 6m d (hui The varsity football cheerleaders conducted en- thusiastic pep rallies, sponsored Color Day, and plas- tered the halls and football field with posters and banners in support of the Eagles football team. Jinx Woodward and Ruth McClaughry plan the layout for the football program after all the ads have been pur- chased. Big, definite motions are one of the most important characterisitcs of a cheer. Sherry Glasscock, Beverley Whiting, Mary Lou Shugars, and Lynn McClaughry practice the co-ordination of their motions. Keeping up to date with the latest cheering rou- tines and techniques helps every cheering squad. Shelby Thompson, Linda Cook (alternate), and Tucker Childs review some of the newest routines. 105 Debbie Lake, Ann Homer, and Linda Click place posters in the halls in support of the teams. The varsity basketball cheerleaders obtained new uniforms this year. They introduced many new cheers and routines to the student body. k(mi Shelby Thompson and Tucker Childs inspect the new uniforms that the varsity basketball cheerleaders received this year. Linda Click , Debbie Lake , Ann Homer, Shelby Thompson, and Tucker Childs review older cheers during a practice ses- sion. 106 Constant practice is a must for a good cheering squad. Betty Bushong, Becky Jo Racer, Mary Jane Click, Carol Handy, Christy Wood, and Barbara Longerbeam are seen during an afternoon practice session. Betty Bushong, Mary Jane Click, and Carol Handy practice a new cheer. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders, who cheer for both the football and basketball teams, help to increase school spirit for the upcoming Eagle teams. Alternates, Judy White and Rachel Pierce, are familiar with all the cheers so they can substitute at a moment ' s notice. Co-ordination is an important part of a cheer. Here Becky Jo Racer, Christy Wood, and Barbara Longerbeam practice their co-ordination. 107 Our community helps to expand our world. We should have shared with us the glimpses of the business world of like to sincerely thank our advertisers and patrons who our community. ' k Vdoti - Sta yf ' %uMm Sta STANDING: Dev Morrison, Business Manager; Jane SEATED; Gail Mallory and Barbara Murphy. Morrison, Circulation Manager; Tommy Iden; and Carson French. no Wanda Ferrebee and Lois McCarty. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Alger Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Iden Dr. and Mrs. D. Blanton Allen Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Melton R. Bean Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Jones Dr. and Mrs. Joseph 0. Cain Mr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Levi Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Loope Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Cochran Floyd L. McWilliams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Daniel deV. Morrison Mrs. Tyson Dortch Mr. and Mrs. Reginald G. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Juhan Orrell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Edmunds Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pickett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Em mart Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shenk Charles Jenkins Enders , III Mr. and Mrs. John Slater Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Everly Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. C. French Dr. and Mrs. Raleigh Watson Mrs. Thomas J. Fritts Mr. and Mrs. Gene White Mrs. Julian Glascock Mr. and Mrs. A. Garland Williams Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Hardesty Mr. and Mrs. M. F.Wisecarver Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawkins Dr. and Mrs. James R. York Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Iden Our Congratulations SHENANDOAHVaLLEY . Tiational y Sank Go to G M MUSIC CENTER, INC. , Winchester, Virginia, for sales, service, and rental of musical instruments. Winchester, Virginia Skating is fun at the BERRYVILLE ROLLER RINK, Berryville, Virginia Clean - Silent - Draftless NOW! A New Lower Than Ever Rate For Flameless Electric House Heat i ng Hodim ' foim Trouble Free - Safe Econom i ca 1 Fast, efficient financial service is part of the daily routine at the friendly BANK OF CLARKE COUNTY in Berryville, Virginia. WILKINS SHOECENTER, INC. , on the corner of Loudoun and Boscawen Streets, Winchester, Virginia, is the home of Florsheims, Naturalizers, Trios, and Weatherbird shoes for the family. Your headquarters for paints, power tools, and general hardware is MILLER ' S HARDWARE in Winchester, Virginia. 1 14 Hmei %mtmk 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 Keith, Walter, and Don, members of the Clarke County Eagles, pick up their uniforms which are cleaned free of charge at VETERAN ' S CLEANERS, Berryville, Virginia. For the greatest variety of quality men ' s wear, go to WISECARVER ' S GENTS ' SHOP. Berryville, Virginia. Mary Lyn, Dorothy, and Gale plan their school wardrobe from the varied styles at SCHEUER ' S LADIES ' SHOP in Berryville, Virginia. A timely tip for a graduation gift is a watch from HAINES JEWELRY, Berryville, Virginia. 1 i jt 1 115 . il Dawn, Deloris, Lynn and Grayson listen to the latest Beatle record on one of the modern record players at SHENVAL MUSIC, Winchester, Virginia, the home of quality T. V. ' s, radios, tape recorders, and record players. iL ' Bank from your car at the FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK in Berryville, Virginia. These seniors make regular deposits to their savings accounts at the FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK in Winchester, Virginia, Students relax in the friendly atmos- phere of the SODA SHOP in Berryville, Virginia. 1 Snmiowted General Contractors Berryville, Virginia The tailored appearance can be found in the quality suits and coats at GRAY EDDY in downtown Winchester, Virginia. 6. . Xlhomu, dm. BELL CLOTHES of Winchester, Vir- ginia, is the headquar- ters for men ' s wear for all occasions. Berryville Virginia DIMO For expert car care and courteous service, these seniors go to KIRK ' S SERVl- CENTER in Berryville, Virginia. 119 There are no short cuts to the courteous service ' j at POTTER ' S BARBER SHOP in Berryville, Virginia. ' j f, For all your power tool needs, go to JNO. D. SOLENBERGER in downtown Winchester, Virginia. 1 20 Gale and Jo Ann go to the COMMUNITY SELF- SERVICE in Berryville, Virginia, for the finest choice in meats and groceries. Barbara, Jo Ann, and Bob inspect a stove, one of the many modern appliances at CLARK ' S ELECTRICAL SERVICE, Berryville, Virginia. Ya-hoo! Mountain Dew! Brewed and bottled at the ROYAL CROWN COLA BOTTLING CO., Winches- ter, Virginia. r Gale and Joanne inspect the modeiii General Electric Americana Refrigerator at MILLER ANDERSON, Winchester, Virginia. From a Rambler to a TR-4, get your car at MOTOR COMPANY, Winchester, Virginia. KERN Ruth plans for her future home at SCHEWEL FURNI- TURE CO. , INC. In Winchester, Virginia. 121 rrm:- 1 LLOYD ' S TRANSFER STORAGE PIFER Dependable Service Since 1931 Stationery and Office Supply, Inc. For the Finest in Also Agent for North American Van Lines, Inc. Berryville Virginia Office Equipment and Supplies P.O. Box 266 48 W. Boscawen St. Telephone MO 2-3889 Winchester Virginia Antiquarians Restorations COLONIAL ART AND CRAFT SHOP HEADLEYS Featuring Fine China and Crystal, Imported and Domestic; Specializing Reproductions Winchester, Virginia ' Mack S. Headley in Lamps and Shades; Table Linens; Gifts, Modern and Traditional from Many Parts of the World. 25 W. Piccadilly St. - Opposite Post Office 1 31 5 Valley Avenue Phone MO 2-3524 Winchester Virginia 1 DAN L. FLETCHER LEONARD H. BELL AGENCY ; Plumbing Heating General Insurance 19 North Buckmarsh Street Phone 21 Berryville Virginia 1 1 Berryville Virginia BAHLETOWN INN E. P. BERLIN Real Estate Insurance Berryville Virginia Berryville Virginia BERRYVILLE FLORIST HODGSON AND BROWN Jewelers 2 West Main Street 41 West Boscawen Street Berryville, Virginia MO 2-3231 Phone 582 Winchester Virginia ; 122 BUCKig-LAGES CONTRAaORS ftmS M02-‘I924‘ 32 - 75 2 WINCHE5TER.VA. For all problem construction, call BUCKLEY- LA GES, INC., Winchester, Virginia Shop at the BERRYVILLE NEWS STAND in Berry- ville, Virginia, for a variety of goods. 1 23 You ' re on top of the heating world with the fuel products from CLARKE COUNTY ESSO SUPPLY DIS- TRIBUTORS, Berryville, Virginia. You pick a winner every time at LAMAR SLOAN I FORD in Winchester, Virginia. 124 Your service is guaranteed at PANCOAST ATLAN- TIC SERVICE in Berryville, Virginia, Clarke County farmers know that the quality feeds are guaranteed at CLARKE COUNTY SUPPLY, INC., in Berryville, Virginia. For quality cleaning and perfect care, take your clothes to L J CLEANERS in downtown Berryville, Virginia. I Beauty is their business at ANNABELLE SALON in Berryville, Virginia. BEAUTY 125 Linda, Susanne, .. . 1 1 wiiM i . 1 I H f ? U 1 1 A and Jane choose their charms from the wide selection at STICK- LEY JEWELRY, Berry- ville, Virginia, il ' Urkeco.uocker plant The wise resi- i I dents of Clarke Coun- ty keep their meat in the coolest place around , CLARKE |j COUNTY LOCKER PLANT, Berryville, Virginia. For the well- groomed look, choose your clothes from the best selection of men ' s wear in town, SCHEUER ' S DEPART- MENT STORE of Berryville, Virginia Janet, Eddie, and Gail find the furniture at COINER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, Berryville, Virginia, both practical and comfortable. Quality products and friendly service are yours at WEBB- TOWN MARKET, Berryville, Virginia, Clarke County High School students enjoy driving the driver education car, furnished by B M CHEVROLET of Win- chester, Virginia. 127 LEAKE ' S GROCERY LEAKE ' S GROCERY ZUCKERMAN COMPANY, INC. Berryville, Virginia New Steel Products Scrap Iron and Metals Winchester Virginia FREDERICK MOTOR COMPANY WOOLEN FABRICS Used cars and Parts Paint and Body Shop FINE BLANKETS Martinsburg Pike loomed by Winchester, Virginia Aaron Zuckerman P.O. Box 371 Manager MOhawk 2-9984 CLEARBROOK CALDWELL-SITES 1908 Paper Mill Road SANITARY DAIRY Pasteurized Milk and Cream Winchester Virginia Phone MO 2-2961 27 East Gerrard Street Telephone MOhawk 667-3330 Winchester Virginia S. B. JOOST, JR. Insurance JANE ' S LUNCH Berryville Virginia Berryville Virginia SHENANDOAH GUNS Precision Shooting Equipment BERRYVILLE BASKET CO. Gun Smithing Reloading Supplies Ben Toxvard Box 89 Phone 574 Berryville, Virginia 128 Berryville, Virginia Mr. Longerbeam explains how Byrd applesauce is canned at the BYRD CANNING PLANT in Berryville, Virginia Congra tu 1 at i ons to the 1965 Seniors Studu) 118 N . Loudoun Winchester, Virginia All the ACTION cars are found at WISECARVER OLDSMOBILE in Berryville, Virginia. Need a cuestick rack for your pool table? Gall on H. N. RITTER, INC. , in Berryville, Virginia. orve: OiAjim Hotim ' % )kmA, Stu,. Bread, Rolls, £• Cakes P.O. Box 585 Wi nchester , Vi rg i n i a Phone 662-4822 All your prescription needs are promptly filled at VON PIPPIN ' S DRUGSTORE in Berryville, Virginia. Scknk ' oak Wholesale Food Specialty MO 2-0367 W i nchester Virginia The CARR PUBLISHING COMPANY in Boyce, Virginia, has equipment to handle any Linotype or IBM printing. 131 Buy your new or used INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER car at your Chrysler - Plymouth dealer -- CLARKE COUNTY MOTOR CO., Berryville, Virginia. ROBERT H. HUMMER, INC. RAMSBURG ' S STORE Your Friendly People ' s Man Contractor and Builder Gifts and Hardware D . 1 den Ma 1 1 ory Phone; Boyce 194-J Berryv i 1 1 e , Virginia PEOPLE ' S LIFE INSURANCE Mill wood , Virginia CO. Phone 668 Berryv i 1 1 e, Virginia Listen to the best sound for miles around, WINC, Winchester, Virginia. For electrical contract- ing and for a complete line of fixtures, see BAKER ANDERSON ELECTRICAL CO. INC. Winchester, Virginia. Congra tu 1 a t i ons Graduates of Clarke County High We are proud of your many accomplishments and pleased to be your Daily Newspaper. For the News, Items of Interest, Sports Reporting, and Advertising from Berryville and Clarke County, read the WiMkiim Sim ABBOTT, PROCTOR, PAINE, Winchester, Virginia, members of the New York Stock Exchange and other leading exchanges, gives a daily market summary. 133 Shenandoih River bridge at Castleman’s Ferry looking west. This is not an end, but a beginning. We now have our foundation, and we must begin to build a world of our own. We will not wait for tomorrow, for tomorrow is to- day, and yesterday has never been. As we pass through a world of darkness, our knowl- edge is our torch. We see the sun rising on a broadening world of opportunity and challenge. We face the sun, and the world stands out- -as far as we let it. 134 k INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA 1 000749380 itHif ItW IK i;J i nil- ’ P 1 iilli rit.