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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

150 | -Mt (L5 Fropcrlyof The Library of Virginia Richmond, Smio i dm Clmk Comti Hl k Sckol Udum XVIII ' Jomod We have the gift of life. Its wrappings do not matter as to appearance, but are tools for us to use “life to its fullest.” We must take each moment and earn its beauty and ful- fillment. We falter on the path, skip steps, and often fall flat. But we always have the power within us to get up, fulfill our dreams, and make life so full it overflows and encompasses the world. 2 toMlA Ou Sckol Si J(dl oi - Ovj nifimi. Sfio 6 16 24 50 72 n no 3 di w - A to Om i iJko 3i T diMd It is not always apparent is a traditional opening for a dedication. But it is apparent, and it is very conspicuous that some people are dedicated to life to its fullest. It is to one such man that we wish to focus our attention. He is a man ho has no time to give, yet invents some. His sincere concern for each indivi ' re- veals a heart that seems to encompass the world ' s troubles and to crowd ov own. He is able, through some special love for fellow man, to derive his r s from that of others. It is because of this belief in youth, in all people, t - life that we feel honored to share a small portion of his enthusiasm. So, i n admira- tion and respect that the class of 1967 dedicates the eighteenth v of the THE TALON to JAMES K. HARTUNG 5 Whii it be in our studies or in our social activities, such as the , een, we try to capture each moment and use it to the ' st extent, as we hurriedly live each busy day. 6 Sdooi J-lfe Jiomcomuj toud Hodoud Members of the faculty also enjoy a get-together” dur- Billy Whiting and Susan Smalley admire art exhibits, ing lunch. ctmcii fne Davi e, Allison Kave and James Henderson look through col- Diana Cameron gets into politics full force with a lege ca ues to find inforn- tion on entrance requirements. practical usage problem in government. { t 8 ()(f 7oM(ik md didjjUm (iJuoWiM 3 0 35‘‘ 4S 30 - 55 Before class Cindy Wood discusses her homework Terry Malbon and Scott Rutherford, members of the cross-country with Mr. Deavers. team, find a better way to get cross country after the big meet at William and Mary College. The members of the Homecoming Court and their escorts Gladys Grace, Brad Boeh: and Jackie Livengood. The are Steve Wisecarver, Cindy Wood, Helge Andersen, Alice crown bearer is Judy C Shugars, Charlie Brown, Queen Jill Regan, Mike Verloop, 9 Sdooi, SudmU Jud Cheerleaders do a good job in lead- ing the crowd in cheers. Cheerleaders practice their cheers for a big game. Mr. Click talks to the F.F.A, on the proper use of firearms. Students exercise their privileges by going downtown after school. Susan Smalley, Levenia Johnson, Mike Ver- loop, and David Thomas want every part of the Class of ' 67 ' s Prom to be perfect. The Class of ' 67 really knocked themselves out Till” they transformed the gym into a great Prom scene. 10 Iftmi to utlafiUe Students purchase tickets to a basketball game from Mrs. Willingham, school secretary. Susan Smalley orders a fellow senior to get to work” at the spaghetti dinner. After a win in basketball everyone appears happy. Beckey Jo Racer becomes a new member of the Beta Club at a special tapping ceremony. On a snowy evening there is nothing better than loads of homework! The seniors are enjoying (?) s- tti after serving at the senior spa- ghetti dinner. Sckool Sf UU 3i dfUMMcd Two members of THE TALON staff, Carol Carr and Susan Smalley, work dili- gently to meet a yearbook deadline. Students round-up books before going home so they can carry out the bulletin board ' s inspiration. Happiness is School Spirit was the motto of this year ' s varsity cheerleaders, to help improve school enthusiasm. Eag ' ys line up aftei le game, too, for a good time at the canteen. Physics students study how to become mad scientists. 12 I)(l 7 HaUm Mr.Miley urges students at a pep rally to vocally support the cheerleaders. Gladys Grace, A.F. S. student, Jane Gardner, and other students are eager to start the first pep rally. Joan Chapman measures Faye Maloney for her cap and gown. Tucker Childs keeps ever informed about the current activi- ties of the school through school bulletin board. 13 ' mku md Stu kdU Wekom Mrs. Ellis talks with Mrs. Coumes at Parents ' Night. Rachel Copenhaver and Nancy Digges get their coats and books before leaving school. Mr. Edwards greets Mrs. James Wood on Parents’ Night. Students are not reluctant about getting on the homeward-bound buses after a long day. Th 1$ work industriously to improve their typ- ing s... Seniors work hard at cleaning up after the spaghetti dinner in or- der to get home for a well -deserved rest. 14 OiMou to Om Sckooi The after-school chorus rehearses a selection to present in an S. C. A. assembly. Mr. McAvoy discusses his physical science Program with Mr. Ki- ser, of the State De- partment of Education. Mr. Miley talks to Mr. Pettus, of the State Department of Educa- tion, and Mr. Overbey, Director of Instruction. Fans, including Susan Smalley, Rosalie Emerick, and Jackie Liv engood, are all in favor of defeath- ering any bird that isn ' t an eagle. Buckeye Potts, Emily Verloop, and Buck Zombro assist in one of the many ex- periments presented in the General Mo- tors Assembly. Mrs. Donald Neimann, who directed listens to try-outs for the play. enior play, I Remember Mama, 13 The faculty meets to share newly acquired know- ledge in order to impart to us, the students, as much of this arning as possible. 16 ' Jct dt j Charles E. Miley, Principal B. A. , Roanoke College M. A. , George Washington University 18 Gary L. Edwards, Assistant Principal B.S., Shepherd College William L. Boyce, Guidance Director A.B., Shepherd College M.A., West Virginia University AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Joseph C. Huffman B.S., V.P.I. M.S., Cornell University BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Vivien R. Wisecarver, B.S., Madison College Luther O. Stiles, B.S., Fairmont State College Frances L. Turner, B.S., St. Paul ' s College Julia M. Ellis, B.A., Davis and Elkins College ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT Ada W. Dowdy, B.M.E. , Shenandoah Conservatory James F. Colfelt, B.M.E. , Shenandoah Conservatory Gary L. Edwards, B.S., Shepherd College Eleanor C. Orrell, B.A,, Longwood College ENGLISH ..ARTMENT Charlotte Y. Huffman u. , West Virginia University Alice S. Loope, Susquehanna University J. Thomas Bar-: A.B., Wheeling College DeanM. Bush A.B,, Agnes Scott College 19 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Jeanne C. Levi, B.S., Mary Washington College Marion T. Wood, B.S., V.P.I. Margaret H. Cepelka, A.B., Shepherd College LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Norma R. Morrison, B.A., Randolph Macon Woman ' s College Mildred S. Riley, A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College LIBRARIAN Catherine R. Bean, B.S., Madison College 20 Jmdtif MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Charles E. Jackson, B.A. , Shepherd College Carroll. Reid. B.S. , Madison College Elizabeth W. Glascock, A.B. , Mary Baldwin College Suzanne W. Cugler, B. S. , Madison College Alan D. Devers, B. S., Shepherd College SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUD ■■ DEPARTMENT Raymond J. McAvoy, B.S. , Fairleigh Dickinson University M. S. , University of Virginia James F. Ross, B.S. , Bluefield State College O. Bradley Grove, B.S. , Shepherd College Joseph L. v Jack A. G David P. James, Bradford W. ' .y, B. A. , V. M. I. B. A. , King College Elizabeth City State College B. A., Shepherd College 21 Hofi- Academic 7euomd 7U(f m Smfo tJtoM 7ciM SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Vera Willingham, school secretary, sorts the vast amount of mail that comes to the school each morning. MAINTENANCE One of Mr. Marshall Willingham and Mr. Robert Stewart ' s many jobs is to polish the corridor floors daily. BUS DRIVERS M bel Fishel, Mr. Charles Fishel, Mrs. Ellen Van Keu- ren, Mr. Marshall Chapman are four of our bus drivers who t norning transport students to and from school. 22 CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Thelma Carpenter, Mrs. Nellie Dillow, Mrs. Janet McDonald, Mrs. Arvella Newlin, and Mrs. Bea White plan the meal for the day. Ifi J(eefinj tk Sckool ' KvMM j SmotUii LIBRARY WORKERS FIRST ROW --Elizabeth Smith, Beth Luffman, Peggy Kack- ley, Mary Jane Click, Bonnie Garver, Linda Devers, Re- becca Luffman, and Tucker Childs. SECOND ROV --Deb- bie Fuller, Brenda Andersen, Lynda White, Beckey Jo Racer, Emily Verloop. Linda McClaughry, Rosalie Em- erick, and Levenia Johnson. THIRD ROW--Sharyn Bow- man, Betty Bushong, Nancy Edmunds, Gale Johnson, Gale Headley, Jill Regan, Alice Shugars, Mattie Devers, and Jackie Livengood. STUDENT OFFICE HELPERS SEATED “Rebecca Travers. STANDING ' -C.- -lyn Cain, Frances Waters, Judy White, LaVonne Hummer, Csua Carlisle, and Hel- en Anger. FLAG BOYS The flag boys, Ronnie Sours atidAlle- ' ' e, raise and lower the flags each day 23 We are at the crossroad, and we look both ways — to recall seemingly crowded past years which we see now as vastly empty. As we exercise our senior privileges, such as leaving the auditorium first after assemblies, we are p -: ■ aring to venture ahead to a new life and a new chance live life to its ful :st. 24 Smou 3fi Sdd Clm Mrs. Cepelka shows Angela Elsea, Brenda Ball, and Carolyn Householder the proper way to press a garment as it is being constructed. Mrs. Wisecarver instructs Bonnie Mallory in the use of the IBM Executary transcriber. Mr. Devers helps Helge Andersen and John Davis with a difficult trig problem. Mrs. Orrell observes Art II students, Linda Orndorff, Don Fewell, and Mary Ellen Ferrebee, as they work on portraits from child- hood photographs. 26 ( e GmiI) lo d oj KtwwleJ ji Mr. Edwards explains Greek modes to Jackie Combs and Ciody Wood. Mr. Myers discusses the possibility of forming a coali- tion with Steve Wisecarver and Shelby Thompson. Mrs. Loope listen- Brad Boehmler while he practices for For: ' in English 12. Gladys Grace, prepare to put of Montmart;- ; Childs, and Kathy Jackson nishing touches on a street scene suggestions from Mrs. Riley. 27 OuMmdifM SaUou Tucker Childs Mary Galloway Jackie Livengood Levenia ohnson The 1967 Senior Class of Clarke County High School has chosen, on the basis of their contributions to the class, the following members as its outstanding se- niors: Charlie Brown Doris Duvall 28 SekcJtd on oM oh tooMuilou Ernie Stonebarger dy Wood mJud bif Om 6Uu Mrs. Alice Loope, sponsor, Susan Smalley, vice-presi- dent, and David Loope, president, wait anxiously as Mr. Edwards, sponsor, makes a telephone call concerning the candy sale. Mrs. Loope advises the president in the per- formance of his duties: and Mr. Edwards is in charge of the Project Committee, of which the vice-president is chairman. IW HOIKS ichn Davis, S.C. A. representative, Cindy Wood, secre- tai Mr. Boyce, sponsor, Mary Galloway, treasurer, and Mrs. Visecarver, sponsor, determine how much more money the seniors need to raise. Mr. Boyce sponsors the S.C. A. representative and the secretary and Mrs. Wise- carver assists the treasurer. 30 HONOR STUDENTS to Smt md HoMi Vkm James Henderson Jackie Livengood Linda McDonald. David Loope . . . . Honor Student . . Honor Student . . .Valedictorian . . . Salutatorian FLOWER Yellow Rose COLOR Loden Green and Mint Green MOTTO Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. HELGE MATTHEWS ANDERSON, JR. -:L£N ELIZABETH ANGER S, C. A. , Treas. ; Dramatics Club. nation Committee, ChairmanjJu- ■r Play Ticket Committee; F. B. L. , , Reporter; F. H. A, ; G. A. A. ;Var- ity Basketball, Manager; Junior Var- sity Basketball; Office Assistant. 31 JOHN CALVIN ARMEL I.C.T.; Safety Patrol; Industrial Arts Club BRENDA LOUISE BALL 8th and 9th Grade S.C.A. Represent- ative: Dramatics Club, Pres. ; Tri- Hi-Y, Sec. ; Safety Patrol, Sec. ; French Club; Cheerleader Jim CBee t JmJ WANDA LEE ASHBY LORRAINE DOROTHY BAILEY F.B.L. A. ; F.H.A, Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A. BRAD EUGENE BOEHMLER THE EYRIE, Editor; Forensics; Senior Project Committee; Junior Play, Cast; Junior Play Committee; Junior Class Motto Committee; State Sci- ence Symposium; Boys ' State; Latin Club, Treas. HAZEL LOUISE BOLDEN Junior Prom Decoration Committee; F.H.A.; D.E. Club; G.A.A.; F.B.L. A. ; Chorus 32 wUtk %mij T muiu SHARYN KAY BOWMAN Junior Play Ticket Committee; Ju- nior Prom Theme Committee; F.B.L.A.; Library Assistant CHARLES TERRY BROWN THE EYRIE, Cartoonist; S.C.A., Pres. ; Junior Prom Committee; Ju- nior Play Program Committee; Junior Ring Committee; Beta Club; Basket- ball ROBERT IDEN BOYD Safety Patrol, Captain, Lieutenant; I.C.T. Club; F.F. A. : Baseball; Bas- ketball JUANITA CASLE BROWN F.H.A.; Library Club; Choir BARBARA LEE BROWN Junior Play Make-up Committee; Safety Patrol; Twirling Club; F. H. A. ; Drill Team; Chorus; Library Assis- tant GARY LEE BURLESON I.C.T. Club, Parliamentarian; Band, Pres. 33 CAROLYN KAY CAIN THE EYRIE, Columnist; S. C. A. Recreation Committee, Chairman; Junior Play Committee, Cast; French Club; Dramatics Club; Tri-Hi -Y; Latin Club KENNETH LEE CAMPBELL F.F.A. ; I.C, T. Club ' 0 Om l ijduj oh Mhe DOROTHY BOYD CAIN Junior Play Make-up Committee; F. H.A.; D. E. Club; Majorette; Li- brary Assistant; Magazine Drive, Home Room Chairman DIANA MARIE CAMERON F. H. A. ; F, B. L. A. ; Safety Patrol; Debating Club; Biology Club; Cho- rus; Library Assistant S.C.A., Treas. ; 8th Grade Treas. ; Freshman Class Treas. ; Sophomore Class Treas. ; Junior Class Treas. ; F. H. A. ; Dramatics Club; Miss Johnson -Williams, 1963 JO ANN CARROLL THE EYRIE, Typist, Circulation; Ju- nior Class Color Committee; F.H. A.; F.B.L.A.; Dramatics Club; Safety Patrol; Band, Sec. , Librarian; Bas- ketball; Softball ANN BOLAR CARTER 34 ' 3ecomu tlni T mlod THOMAS ALAN GATHER JOAN MARIE CHAPMAN F.F. A. , Pres. , Sec. ; Basketball ANN TUCKER CHILDS THE TALON. Faculty Editor; THE EYRIE, Circulation; New York Trip Committee; Junior Play Ticket Com- mittee, Chairman; Prom Theme Committee; Beta Club; G.A.A., Sec. ; F. B. L. A. , Treas. , Financial Comimittee, Massanetta Leadership Conference Delegate; Bible Club; Basketball JACQUELINE MAXINE COMBS THE TALON, Circulation Manager; THE EYRIE, Page Editor; S . C. A. , P.T.A. Representative, District Ex- ecutive Committee; A.F.S., Stu- dent Chapter; New York Trip Com- mittee; Junior Play Committee, Cast; Beta Club; Dramatics Club; Cheerleader. Co -Captain Tri-Hi-Y; F. H. A . ; Cheerleader; Basketball RALPH AMOS CHILCOTT F. B. L. A. ; Band JAMES LUCIUS COUMES School Improvement Committee; Graduation Committee; Prom Dec- oration Committee; F. B. L, A., Rep.; Football, Co-Captain; Track 33 JOHN WILLARD DAVIS THE EYRIE, Columnist; S. C. A. , Recreation Committee, Senior Class Representative; Senior Class Gift Committee; Junior Play Cast; Latin Club, Pres. ; Dramatics Club, Vice- Pres. ; French Club; Football; Track; Canteen Committee; Flag Boy A Modd Si ANGELA LORRAINE ELSEA F. H. A. ; Majorette; Library Assis- tant DORIS ELLEN DUVALL S.C.A., Sec., Citizenship Com- mittee, Chairman; New York Trip Committee; Junior Class Pres. ; Ju- nior Play Make-up Committee; Tri- Hi-Y, Pres., Vice-Pres. , M.G.A. Delegate, Spring Dance Committee, Chairman, Bulletin Board Commit- tee, Chairman; Library Assistant ROSALIE DAY EMERICK THE TALON, School Life Editor; THE EYRIE, Reporter; Senior Play Committee, Chairman; Junior Play Make-up Committee, Refreshment Committee; Junior Class Flower Committee; Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres., Rep. , Dance Committee; Latin Club, Play Committee, Scrapbook Com- mittee; Chorus; Library Assistant; Tennis THOMAS RAY EDENS F.F.A. ; Dramatics Club; Band; Cross Country; Track ALVIN McKinley feltner Junior Prom Decoration Committee; F. F. A. ; I. C. T. Club; Dramatics Club; Safety Patrol; Band Out jpi (h STEPHEN CRAIG FELTNER Junior Play Curtain Committee; French Club; Program Committee; Football, Manager DONALD ALLEN FEWELL Football; Track MARY ELIZABETH GALLOWAY THE TALON, Ass ' t. Editor; THE EYRIE, Columnist; S. C. A. Citi- zenship Committee; Senior Class Treas. ; Junior Prom Music Commit- tee; Junior Class Play Cast; French Club, Homecoming Committee; Chorus; Dramatics Club; Beta Club, • i.ep. ; Library Assistant; Magazine Drive Home Room Captain MARY ELLEN FERREBEE Junior Prom Refreshment Commit- tee, Chairman; Junior Play Pub- licity Committee, Chairman; Bible Club, Pres. , Rep. , Sec. , Treas. ; Beta Club; Latin Club; French Club GAIL TUCKER FENTON Latin Club; Tri-Hi-Y, Historian, Chaplain; French Club; Basketball; Tennis CARROLL I DEN FULLER Junior Play Lights Committee; Foot- ball; Track; J. V. Basketball RICHARD GORDON GARRISON Junior Play Lights Committee; Foot- ball; Baseball; Track STEVEN THOMAS HANLINE I.C.T. Club; D. E. Club; Safety Patrol; Baseball m V(di Wodd GLADYS GRACIELA GRACE PAZ S.C.A. Point Committee; Senior Play Committee; Dramatics Club; French Club; Homecoming Court WESTFORD ANDREW HANLINE, JR. I.C.T. Club, Vice-Pres. ; Football PAMELA DENISE GRUBBS Junior Play Costume Committee; Junior Class Flower Committee; Beta Club; Dramatics Club; F.H.A., Historian, Devotions Chairman; Band; Library Assistant NORMAN LOUIS HARPER Dramatics Club; Football; Baseball; Basketball 38 wiJlk Zed %m Stef OTTIS OLANDER HARPER SAM EDWARD HEADLEY S.C. A. Freshman Representative; Dramatics Club, Vice-Pres. ; Li- brary Club; N.F.A.; Choir; Foot- ball; Basketball; Track; Baseball THE EYRIE, Rep. ; Junior Class Play, Cast; Dramatics Club, Pres. , Vice- Pres. , One-Act Play; Football; Sen- ior Play Committee JAMES HERBERT HENDERSON S.C. A., Vice-Pres. ; Hi -Y, Chap- lain; F.F. A., Vice-Pres. ; F. T. A. , Pres. ; Dramatics Club; French Club REBECCA ANN HOGAN Junior Play Costume Committee; Bible Club, Pres., Rep. ;F.H.A.; Spanish Play; Volleyball CAROLYN MAE HOUSEHOLDER Junior Play Costume Committee; Junior Class Colors Committee; F.H. A,, Federation Pres. , Treas. , Pres. ; G. A. A. ; Bible Club, Pres.; Basketball, Manager; Library Assis- tant SYLVIA NADINE HUBBARD F. H. A. ; Cheerleader 39 JOANN HUMMER Junior Play Refreshment Committee; Prom Decorations Committee; D. E. Club Rep.; F.H. A.; Dramatics Club; Band Majorette; Drum Ma- jorette LEVENIA FAY JOHNSON THE TALON, Ass ' t. Editor; S. C. A. , Athletic Committee, Bulletin Board Committee; Senior Project Committee; Junior Class Play, Cast; Junior Prom Committee, Co-Chair- man; French Club, Pres. ; Dramatics Club. One -Act Play, Latin Club; Beta Club; J. V. Cheerleader Ai Vdh A tlm Stef KATHY DIANA JACKSON S.C.A. Representative; Library Club; F. H. A. ; French Club; Dra- matics Club; Tri-Hi -Y; Pep Club GALE PATRICIA JOHNSON Junior Play Ticket Committee; F. H. A., Vice-Pres. ; Tri-Hi-Y, Project Committee; French Club; G. A.A. ; Pep Club; Chorus; Basket- ball; Tennis; Volleyball SHIRLEY LOUISE KEEFER Junior Play Make-up Committee; F. B. L. A . ; Library Assistant FREDERICK LESTER KIBLER Junior Play Lights Committee; Band 40 We eoom %om te dm RONALD DANIEL LONGERBEAM Junior Play Props Committee; French Club; F. F. A. ; S. C. A. School Im- provement Committee; Football, Co-Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Track GARY OSBORNE LICHLITER Junior Play Props Committee; Ju- nior Prom Decoration Committee; Sophomore Class Vice -Pres. ;S.C.A. , Freshman Rep. ; D. E., Club; Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Tennis DAVID BITTLE LOOPE S. C. A. Pres. ; Senior Class Pres. ; Junior Play Cast; Larin Club, Treas.; Beta Club; French Club; Hi-Y; Foot- ball; Baseball; Track GEORGE ALYETTE KIRBY Junior Play Props Committee; LC.T. Club Pres. , Rep. ; J. V. Basketball, Manager JACQUELINE RAYE LIVENGOOD THE TALON, Editor; Ass ' t. Club Editor S.C.A. Constitution Com- mittee; New York Trip Committee, Chairman; Junior Class Treas. ; Ju- nior Prom Committee, Co-Chair- man; Junior Class Play Committee; Girls’ State; Beta Club, Treas. ; Tri-Hi-Y, Sec., M.G.A. Delegate; French Club MARY REBECCA LUFFMAN Senior Play Committee; Junior Play Costume Committee, Chairman; Dramatics Club, One-Act Play; Tri- Hi-Y; Chorus: Library Assistant 41 WI LLIAM DANIEL LUTTRELL, JR. I.C. T. Club, Sec. -Treas. ; Latin Club; Golf FAYE JOYCE MALONEY S . C. A . School Improvement Com- mittee; Junior Class Flower Com- mittee; Junior Play Props Commit- tee; Tri-Hi -Y, Treas. ; Beta Club; F. H. A. ; Library Assistant i iJe ' ouui BONNIE MARIE MALLORY Beta Club; Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A. ; J. V. Basketball; Library Assistant BOBBY IDEN MANN D.E. Club (JoM Wodd REBECCA LOUISE MALONE Bible Club, Pres. ; F.H.A. ; Cafe- teria Helper WINIFRED DAWN MARLOWE F. H. A. ; Dramatics Club; Library Assistant 42 SeMt Om JLwa Smmflziz BILLY HOWARD MARGO MASON Sophomore Class Sec. ; Freshman Class Vice-Pres. ; N. H. A. ; Safety Patrol; Dramatics Club; Tri-Hi -Y; French Club; Cheerleader; Basket- ball, Manager; Library Assistant LILLIAN CORNELIUS MORGAN F. H. A. ; Library Club; Choir; Cheer- leader SUSAN EVON MASON F. H. A. ; Chorus JOHN HAROLD MORTON F.F.A.; Dramatics Club; Basket- ball; Track LINDA LORRAINE McDONALD THE TALON, Senior Editor; THE EYRIE, Typist; Junior Play Ticket Committee; Junior Class Colors Committee; Magazine Drive, Co- Chairman; Girls ' State; F. B. L. A. , Pres. , Service Committee, Mas- sanetta Conference Delegate; Bible Club, Rep. ; Beta Club; Chorus; F. H. A. KENNETH LANE MOULDEN Hi-Y; Track; Cross Country 43 GARY BRAXTON ORNDORFF { (Je ' Kedij We Hm JLwd LINDA LEE ORNDORFF DIANA ELIZABETH PAIGE F.F. A. , Treas. ; I. C. T. Club Junior Play Scenery Committee; Ju- nior Class Motto Committee; S. C.A. Recreation Committee; Dramatics Club, Vice -Pres. ; Library Assistant Miss Homecoming; N.H.A., Pres., Rep. ; Dramatics Club; Cheerleader HAZEL IRENE PEARSON S.C.A. Recreation Committee; Ju- nior Prom Theme Committee; F. H. A. ; D. E. , Rep, ; Dramatics Club; Hockey; Softball ANNA BROWN PIERCE Safety Patrol; Dramatics Club; Of- fice Assistant LINDA FRANCES PIERCE D. E. Club; Dramatics Club; F.H.A.; Safety Patrol, Sec. , Captain; Soft- ball 44 Odtj (h SmJl ' TW 0 Jjjji JILL MAUREEN REGAN Junior Prom Refreshment Committee; Junior Play Publicity Committee; D. E. Club; Cheerleader; Softball; Li- brary Assistant RALPH EDWARD RENNER D. E. Club, Pres. ; Safety Patrol: Band; Baseb all ROY ELWOOD POTTS, III THE EYRIE, Sports Editor, Rep. ; S.C.A. Parliamentarian, Conven- tion; Junior Play Cast; Junior Class Vice -Pres. ; Dramatics Club, Pres. , Treas. ; French Club, Rep. ; Boys ' State; Latin Club; Track; Golf; Football CATHERINE ELIZABETH PRESGRAVES Junior Play Make-up Committee; Safety Patrol; F. B. L. A. ; Band; Softball CAROL FAYE PYNE S.C.A. Recreation Committee; D.E. Club; F. H. A. ; J. V. Cheerleader; Majorette; Basketball; Library As- sistant AGATHA BERNICE REYNOLDS S. C. A. Representative; F. H. A. ; Dramatics Club; Library Club; Cho- rus 45 Ou God TERRY LEIGH ROBERTS S.C.A. Representative; Library Club; Dramatics Club; Basketball CAROLYN LEE RUTHERFORD F.B. L.A. ; F.H.A. JOHN ROBERT SEA LOCK, JR. Senior Play Committee; Junior Play Committee; French Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball CYNTHIA ANN SHERMAN ALICE VIRGINIA SHUGARS RODNEY ALLEN SINGHAS Junior Class Play Committee; Ju- nior Prom Committee; D. E. Club, Vice-Pres. ; F. H. A. ; Dramatics Club; Band Color Guard; Library Assistant THE TALON, Underclassman Editor; S.C.A., P.T.A. Repres. , Bulletin Board Committee; Junior Play Scenery Committee, Chairman; Ju- nior Play Ticket Committee; Junior Prom Theme Committee; French Club; Library Assistant; Homecoming Court Senior Project Committee; D. E. Club; F. F. A. ; Basketball; J. V. Football 46 GLORIA ANN SMITH F. H. A. : Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. ERNEST EDWARD STONEBERGER, JR. S. C. A. School Improvement Com- mittee ; Senior Graduation Commit- tee; Junior Play Committee; Ju- nior Prom Committee; Freshman Class Pres. ; French Club, Dramatics Club; Football, Co-Captain; Basket- ball; Baseball; Track Si Set be ofue Ui SUSAN GLASSELL SMALLEY THE TALON, Clubs Editor; THE EYRIE, Columnist; S. C. A. Junior Representative, Assembly Commit- tee, A.F.S. Committee ; Senior Class Vice -Pres. ; Junior Class Play Committee, Cast; Beta Club, Sec. ; French Club, Treas. ; Latin Club, Rep. ; Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Library Assistant WILMA JEAN SMITH Dramatics Club; Library Club; Cheerleader; Miss Homecoming, 1965 MATTHEW WALLACE SMITH F. F. A, ; Dramatics Club; Hi-Y ; Basketball; Football SHELBY FAYE THOMPSON District Forensics; S. C. A. Point Committee, Chairman; Junior Play Committee, Cast; Junior Class Sec. ■ Beta Club; French Club; Latin Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Library Assistant; Magazine Drive Chair- man 47 ELDEN EDISON TILLER, JR. Sophomore Class Pres. ; D. E. Club; Football; Baseball; J.V. Basketball JAMES PATRICK WADE F.F.A. ; D. E. Club ROBERT LOUIS TRAVERS Hi-Y, Pres.; D. E. Club; F.F.A.; Football LYNDA SUE WHITE THE TALON, Sports Editor; Senior Project Committee; Junior Play Com- mittee; Junior Prom Committee; Science Symposium Delegate; Junior Ring Committee; Beta Club, Vice- Pres. ; Dramatics Club; French Club; Library Assistant JL ' m JL( MICHAEL HERMAN VERLOOP THE EYRIE, Reporter; S.C.A. Rec- reation Committee; New York Trip Committee; Junior Play Cast; French Club, Treas. ; Latin Club; Dramatics Club, Treas. ; One- Act Play; Flag Boy; Track LUCILLE BARBARA WILLIAMS S.C.A. Representative; Junior Class Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A. ; Library Club 48 to 3u ' JdM JANICE PAIGE WILLINGHAM Junior Class Color Committee; Junior Prom Theme Committee; Junior Play Committee; D.E. Club, Vice-Pres., Treas. ; F.H. A. ; Dramatics Club; Majorette; Softball; Hockey; Library Assistant CYNTHIA BROWNING WOOD THE TALON, Typist; S. C, A. School Improvement Committee, Chair- man; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Play Committee; Stage Manager; French Club; Beta Club, Pres.; Dra- matics Club; Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; Chorus; Homecoming Court SHARON DIANE WILLIAMSON F.H. A.; Dramatics Club; J.V. Bas- ketball STEPHEN EDWARD WISECARVER THE EYRIE, Sports Editor; Senior Class Project Committee; Junior Play Committee, Cast; French Club, Vice-Pres. ; Dramatics Club; Latin Club JOSEPH STANLEY WILSON Bible Club; Football; Basketball; Track CHARLES WILLIAM ZOMBRO, JR. THE EYRIE, Ass ' t. Editor; Senior Play Committee; Junior Play Program Committee, Cast; Latin Club; French Club; Dramatics Club; Hi-Y; Cross C ' ontry; Track; J.V. Football; Mag- ae Drive Homeroom Chairman 49 J j I As we go to each class, we learn not to accept half of life- -we will strive upward through the fullness and the I emptiness until we, too, are above the clouds! 50 UtulhxJMitrm §um i dm KNEELING; Billy Whiting, President; Richard Ramsburg. Vice-President; and Mike Pope, S.C.A. Representative. STANDING; Mary Jane Click. Secretary; Carla Carlisle, Treasurer: Randy Morrow, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Mildred Riley, Mr. Bradley Grove, and Mr. Joseph Weakley, Sponsors. l e tom Fred Alger Joyce Allison Ronnie Steve Deborah Norman Jane Robert Ashby Baker Ballard Baylor Brown Broy James Allen Elizabeth Qeo Leslie Rudolph Buckner Burner Bushong Campbell Campbell Carey Carla Thomas Carol George Terry Alois Carlisle Carper Carr Carter Carter Caspar 52 U) Meet Hew tlufiimjei mi ' JieifoM iJjJtiu Raymond Chapman 1 Johnny Cobb, Becky Jo Racer, and Ann Lynn Polhamus perform an experiment in Mr. McAvoy ' s chemistry class. Jerry Mary Jane Chilcott Click John Constance Cobb Cockrell Linda Mattie Devers Devers Thomas Gerald Digges Dodson Dana Linda Richard Sharon Crim Day Deavers Deavers Mr. Colfelt instructs Diane Unger an o Campbell in the use of the tim- pani drums. 53 Sojck ' dju Jay Dofflemyer In Latin III-IV class Freddie Alger, Carol Carr, and Elachel Pierce help Mrs. Nancy Stephen Morrison to prepare the slide projector. Edmunds Galloway Jane Gardner Jo Ann Gaunt Carol Clara Handy Harris LaVonne Faye Hummer Hurt Cynthia Brenda Jack Judy Glaize Goldizen Gray Hall Mr. Gaines has Ronald Jenkins point out the Louisiana Purchase on a map to Jane Brown and Jane Gardner. 54 d MciA l iA TdAk Mrs. Turner checks a trial balance problem with Sandra Strosnider, Cleo Camp- Ronald Rosalind bell, and Cathy Malone. Jenkins Johnson ■ John Allen Allison Henry Delmar Richard Kackley Kave Kave Kent Larrick Larrick Randolph Brenda Sharon Catherine Lee Lloyd Mallory Malone Faye Marshall Karen Mason Linda Patsy Paul Randy McClaughry McDonald McWhinney Morrow lizabeth Eunice Morton Payne 35 i i ' (jm Rachel Pierce Mr. Barbour discusses Hemingway ' s literary style in English 11 with Sharon Mallory, Allan Sherman, and Allen Kave. Ann Polhamus Michael Pope Sallie Fred Rebecca Richard Franklin Larry Potts Raburn Racer Ramsburg Roberts Royston Karen Allen Louise Robert Doreen Elizabeth Seibel Sherman Shull Smallwood Smith Smith Ronnie David Sandra Sylvia Judith Joseph Sours Sowers Strosnider Taylor Tomblin Townley 56 ll T)eudof) %oiz Rebecca Travers Mr. Stiles allows Jerry Chilcott to demonstrate the use of the overhead pro- June Diane jector to James O ' Neill, and Robert Morgan. Trussell Unger Emily Anna Verloop Walker Gerald Larry Williams Willingham Clarissa Melvin Wilson Wynkoop Frances Lucinda Judy William Waters Waters White Whiting Mrs. Bean, librarian, assists Linda D lile Sallie Potts and Connie Cock- rell browse for a book. 57 One of the biggest decisions that a Junior has to make is the choice of a class ring. Shelby Thompson shows her ring to Emily Verloop and Beckey Jo Racer in an endeavor to help them decide. The Junior Qass began its drive to raise money for the New York Trip and the Prom with a very successful Mag- azine Drive and a Junior Play. The Class of 1968 also, T)Ucooa tk ' Houi jk ' Jioad Mary Jane Click and Betty Bushong plan the Junior Mag- azine Drive, which is their biggest money-making pro- ject of the year. after much deliberation, selected their class rings, which will be presented to them at the beginning of their Se- nior year. Fran -.es Waters, Richard Ramsburg, Judy White, Paul Mc ' W tney, Sally Potts, and Brenda Goldizen; chairman --as members of the Junior Play Committee — discover the difficulty of selecting the proper play for their class. ilJe Mud ' md Sof komoK Clou Jimmy Chafin, Vice-President; Donnie Sealock. Reporter; Tommy Doffle- myer, Secretary-Treasurer; Tommy Thompson, President; Jo Ewing, S.C. A. Representative; Mrs. Jeanne Levi and Mr. Raymond Sandy, Sponsors. David Alexander Larry Ambrose Penny Virgil Jean Joyce Sherman Sandra Anderson Armel Ashley Baker Ball Bannister Janice Richard Donald Alverna Darlene Avonda Barritt Barthlow Breeden Brown Buckley Burns John Trudy James Nancy Linda Vickie Carroll Carroll Chafin Chapman Cheshire Childs 59 Janice Sharon Allen John Brenda Russell Clarke Click Cochran Cook Cooper Dart Carl John Carolyn Darrell Ann Barbara Day Day Denny Deshong Dodson Dodson Thomas Dofflemyer David Francis Doleman Doleman Stanley Donald Adair Edens Edwards Elsea Mrs. Bushong explains the benefits derived from the use of the READER ' S DIGEST to David Al exander, Dottie Hummer, and Larry Ambrose in her En- glish 10 class. Custis Elsea John Elsea David Bruce Emerick Enders 60 Om 2 e4tjiMiioii Mr. Huffman demonstrates to members of his Agriculture II class--Jimmy Weir, Virgil Armel, and Lawrence Rus- sell- -that a faulty switch is the origin of trouble in many electric circuits. JoHanna Wayne Ewing Ferrell Brenda Judith Milton Fincham Fleming Franklin Mitchell Larry O. C. Franklin Fuller Gardner Bonnie Sandra Jean Carver Gladhill Graves Michael Carl Linda Graves Gray Greathouse Wayne William Jerry Grill Hair Hanline Lfc. Dowdy accorr ,es Jacqueline Pendleton and Bar- bara Banks as they . on a musical number in the cho- rus class. 61 Sherry Mack Hart Headley David Douglas Heflin Hinkle iiJcuf Si JuJl Mrs. Cugler ' s tenth grade physical education class enjoys a vigorous game of hockey. Kenneth Hinkle Elobert Boyd Donna Dorothy Mary Holmes Householder Huff Hummer Hummer JoAnn Wisecarver, Brenda Fincham, and Trudy Carroll learn the fundamentals of banking in Mrs. Ellis ' s general busi . s class. Pamela William C. William D, Jackson Jones Jones Judith Johnson 62 Ann Johnson Betty Johnson 0 Wod md UmaiA k While on a biology field trip, Mr. Ross explains the for- mation of leaves to Laura Mason. Donnie Sealock. and Harry Robertson. John Kimble James Leake June Larrick Sandra Lee Judy Kenny Paige Ledford Rice Levi Glenn Longerbeam Scott Mclntire Sandra Linck Laura Mason Walter McIntosh Donna ,ames Nancy Oliver O ' Neill Orrell Donna Liptrap Patricia McClaughry Robert Moreland Ronald McClaughry Kenneth McGill Glynda McGwinn Pamela Sandra Barbara Livengood Lloyd Longerbeam 63 Tlim Stmm to ' Joui Cynthia Pendleton Jacqueline Pendleton Gary Pope Mike Reid Mr. Wood helps Bobby Morlland, Kenny McGill, and Dar- Roger rell DeSohng in mechanical drawing class. Presgraves Mary Robert Harry Larry Thomas Steve Reynolds Reynolds Robertson Robinson Royston Rudolph Lawrence Don Elizabeth Margaret Grace Phillip Russell Sealock Sechrist Sechrist Sheets Shenk William Patsy Sandra Debbie Robert Shirley Sherman Simpson Singhas Sipe Smalley Smith 64 md Swmfi to o(j Ui T)ow(i Patricia Douglas Sloane Sours James Patricia Michael Steve Linda Brenda Weir White Whitmore Willingham Wiley Wisecarver Jo Ann Richard Charles Christina aig William Wisecarver Wolfe Wright Wood Wood Yowell Mrs. Glascock assigns homework to Bill Watkins. Buddy Day. and David Heflin in Algebra II. Mabel Jacqueline Margaret Tigney Tomblin Travers Charles Scott Thomas Thackston Thomas Thompson Frances Frances William Unger Vorous Watkins 65 ' Jmhrm GJjm SEATED: Debbie Fuller, President: Sharon Gray, Secretary- Treasurer;Mr. Alan Devers, Sponsor: and Raymond Gather, Vice-President. STANDING: Mrs. Elizabeth Glascock and Mr. Jack Gaines, Sponsors :Bonnie Houdershell, S. C. A. Rep- resentative:Mr. Luther Stiles and Mrs. Norma Morrison, Sponsors . (jtt Kfwwldijc Lynn Brenda Allison Andersen Sandra Elizabeth Joseph Arnold Ashwood Baker William David Vicki Barbara Sylvia David Ball Ballard Ballenger Banks Bayliss Bell Gary Edward Deborah Terry Rebecca Gary Braithwaite Breeden Brill Bryant Campbell Carlisle Diane Barbara Raymond Charles Floyd Kenneth Carpenter Carter Gather Chilcott Childs Childs o Om Giwk Isabelle Gary Glenda Cockrell Combs Cook Rachel Robert Robert Copenhaver Cottrell Dart Miss Huffman explains the two characteristics of poetry to Richard Fewell. Delores Clark, and Kenny Fishel in English 9 class. Gale Dickinson Nancy Digges Deborah Dodson Jane Matthew Doleman Doleman Glenn Downs After returning a six-weeks geography test, Mr. Weakley explains certain questions to Diane Ashby and Larry Hawkins. Joette Mary Amos Elsea Emerson Ewing Richard jerry Kenneth Fewell Fishel Fishel 67 Nynoka Funk Deborah Fuller Raymond Goode Kelly Glasscock Joseph Greathouse Sharon Gray Marcella Harper Larry Hawkins Dorothy Haines Dawn Haun Michael Hay ton Gail Headley Deborah Hogan Bonnie Houdershell Louise Hummer David Hicks Rodney Huff Michael Jenkins Valerie Johnson Wanda Johnson Mrs. Levi observes asjoette Elsea and Bonnie Houdershell OI)WiMi(Uj Stom David Jones Margaret Kackley Karen Kagey complete one of their projects for Home Economics II. Kixkd Robert William Eva Kave Keeler Kibler Frank Linda Sharon Kimble Lee Lee Gregory Scott Lydia Levi Lewis Lichliter Mr. Jackson shows Susan Ashwood and Joe Baker the fun- damentals of the problem in Mathematics 9 that Marty Mallory has Just completed. Brenda Elmer Deborah Liggins Lloyd Long Dian Sandra Elizabeth Longerbeam Longerbeam Luffman Terry Malbon Martin Mallory Brenda Marshall Edward Sylvia Michael Beverly Alan Carol May McGill McGuinn McKay Michelsen Mitchell 69 Afd i { (Jiala, utjkm Hood JL k Mr. Reid has 3 ninth grade physical education students- - Robbie Cottrell. Ricky Sponseller, and Mike McGuinn--to demonstrate how to do a figure 8 to William Keeler. Cary Mitchell Patricia Morgan Janice Newman Jennifer William Elizabeth 0 Neill Orndorff Owens Sheila Paige Michael Rizzo Rita Pendleton Charles Pidgeon Ajay Edward Roberts Robinson Richard John Scott Rothrock Rutherford Rutherford Ray Karen Doris Pine Potts Reid Mr. James reviews with his students for a test in world history. Students are Danny Wolfe. Gail Headley, and Wayne Breeden. di How in O ' m Mr. Sandy explains circuit wiring to Marshall Willingham, Gary Braithwaite, and Gary Combs in vocational mechan- ics class. Calvin Sechrist Joyce Shipe Benjamin Slaughter Roland Smith Anna Sours Richard Sponseller Anita Russell Teets Tinsman Courtney White Sharon Wiley Deborah Townley Scott Travers Claude Carol M arshell Williams Willingham Willingham Daniel Barry Michael Wolfe Wood Yowell In science class M ove demonstrates the earth ' s rota- tion about the su Debbie Fuller, Barbara Carter, and Calvin Sechrist 71 As officers of our clubs, we want to help others to gain experience and put forth their best to their activities. O UjCIMfllJliOM AuodoJliofi The Student Cooperative Asso- ciation is an organization made up of all the students at C.C.H. S. They have sponsored such projects as a Christmas basket and a school im- provement campaign, and repre- sentatives have taken trips to the Shenandoah District S. C. A. meeting and the state S. C. A. meeting. The officers of the S.C.A. try to pro- mote the idea of self-government among the members, to create in the student body a deeper sense of responsibility . . . . S.C.A. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR- -SEATED: Jimmy Buckner, vice-president. SEATED: Charlie Brown, president; Pam Jackson, Secretary; Rachel Pierce, re- porter; Paul McWhinney, parliamentarian; and Helge Andersen, treasurer. STANDING: Alice Shugars, P.T.A. representative; and Mr. Boyce, sponsor. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE- -The responsibilities of the As- sembly Committee are preparing the stage and auditorium before each assembly. The members are Buckeye Potts, Joan Chapman, and Doris Duvall, chairman. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE- -Richard Howland, chairman, David Sowers, Billy Whiting, and Glen Unger prepare the athletic equipment for the oncoming winter. They also sell refreshments for home basketball games. Sima ioi BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE- -The newly formed Bulletin Board Committee is in charge of keeping up to date the hall bulletin boards. The members are Alice Shugars, chairman; Jackie Livengood, George Carter, and Levenia Johnson. POINT COMMITTEE- -Gladys Grace, Shelby Thomp- son, chairman; and Emily Verloop use the school hand- books to set up the point system. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE COMMITTEE- -Gladys Grace, the American Field Service Student, shows her native city of Punta Arenas to Mike Verloop, Tucker Childs, Rachel Pie Susan Smalley, and Pat McClaughry. 75 S. 6. A- SfottMU HomecomifUj Gary Lichliter, Carolyn Cain, and Linda Orndorff deco- committee also sets up the half-time activities for the rate a convertible for the Homecoming parade. This homecoming game. The School Improvement Committee strives to keep the school above par. Cindy Wood, chairman, points out to Tomm- Edens and Susan Smalley the proper way to trim a bush. 6 Betty Bushong proudly displays her S.C.A. letter, which she earned as a sophomore, to Charlie Brown and Mr. Boyce. md GeU %m T mdoi FIRST ROW; Judy Kenny. Karen Kagey, and Mary Hummer. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Carroll, Sandy Singhas, Frances Un- ger, Catherine Presgraves, Diane Unger, Larry Ambrose, Gary Carlisle, and Eva Kibler. THIRD ROW; Sharon Lee, Mr. James Colfelt, the director, points out to Jo Ann Car- roll the formation lines for the band. Bent Ferrell, Thomas Edens, Cary Mitchell, Alvin Feltner, Mike Pope, Pamela Grubbs, and Joette Elsea. FOURTH ROW; Brenda Lloyd, Mr. Colfelt, Phil Shenk, Gary Pope, Ralph Chilcott, Claude Williams, and Steve Feltner. This year Mr. James Colfelt became the new band di- rector. Under his guidance the band not only entertained at halftime at football games, but also assisted the cheerlead- ers in their chants. They also participated in several Christ- mas parades and the Apple Blossom Festival parade. Janice Willingham ron Grey, and Diane Carpenter practice for tryout? ich were held in the fall. 77 36 CM ' Uma To promote the ideals of hon- esty, service, and leadership among the high school students of America is part of the purpose of the National Beta Club. The Beta Club at C.C.H.S. has followed this purpose by having a tapping ceremony, in- itiation, induction of new members, and a first place entry in the Home- coming Parade. To be a member of this honor club, one must have an overall average of 91 and be a stu- dent of good standing. f .. ' f i 1 A . % : % ' ; -ti 1 The officers of the Beta Club prepare for the tapping ceremony. They are Mary Galloway, reporter; Jackie Livengood, treasurer; Susan Smalley, secretary; Mrs. Loope, sponsor; Cindy Wood, president; and Lynda White, vice-president. The Beta Club’s entry won first place in the Homecoming Parade. The participants were Joan Chapman and Lynda ' hire, Greecian goddesses, and Susan Smalley, Book orm. Mrs. Loope and President Cindy Wood discuss the trophy presented to the Beta Club for their entry in the Homecom ing Parade. GJd Hu %m Sfomi Becky Hogan reads a passage from the Bible to members Ferrebee, Patsy McDonald, Rebecca Malone, and Debbie Joe Greathouse, Joe Wilson, Cathy Malone, Mary Ellen. Hogan. With fellowship of Christian young people as their motto, the Bible Club tries to emphasize the importance of Christianity in our school life. Becky Hogan, president; Mary Ellen Ferreb ' secretary- treasurer; Joe Wilson, vice-president; and Mr. Neil Wood, spon. prepare to give the movie Goal To Go to the student body. 79 T StA ' i ' tm Smuk n Suma Linda Pierce, Hazel Pearson, and Cindy Sherman plan a bulletin board centered around the graduating D. E, C, A. members. The D. E. C. A. Club this year has kept up to date a display in the hall to remind the students of the value of distribu- The Distributive Education Clubs of America officers are, first row, Janice Willingham, vice-president: Cindy Sher- man, program chairman; Jill Regan, secretary; and Faye Pyne, treasurer. Second row, Ronald Jenkins, reporter; Randy Morrow, parliamentarian; Ralph Renner, president; and Mr, Stiles, sponsor. tive education. It ' s main money-making project, a car smash, was a smash hit with the students. Mike Verloop shows his strength at the D. E, C. A, Car Smash as others look on. tld ' Kto mfA Tlie Dramatics Club officers look over materials about sor; Amos Ewing, treasurer; Ricky Sponseller. reporter; the one-act play seminar. They are Sam Headley, pres- and Tucker Qiilds, secretary, ident; Linda Omdorff, vice-president; Mrs. Bushong, spoil- Karen Seibel, Rebecca Luffman, and Mary Galloway read plays for the one -act play contest. The Dramatics Club encouraged interest in the theater and in dramatics by reorganizing Into a more concentra- ted group of thespians. Members presented several skits for analysis by the club and prepared a play for the One- Act Play Festival. 81 Eijvz Sfwoka dfUjemUt j mi This year THE EYRIE presented more student opinions of the school through a new column called Mar and Su in Their Own Right. While the staff worked hard to produce the newspaper, they became more fa- miliar with the journalism and the mechanics of a newspaper. Members of THE EYRIE staff scrutinize their work in order to improve coming issues. They are Tucker Childs, page editor; Linda McDonald, circulation man- ager: Carol Carr and Pat White, page editors; Buck Zombro, assistant editor; Brad Boehmler, editor; Charlie Brown, cartoonist; Karen Seibel, page editor; Sallie Potts, advertising manager; and Jo Ewing, page editor. Mary Galloway and Susan Smalley enthusiastically tell Mr. Barbour and other columnists. Buckeye Potts, Carolyn Cain, Pam Livengood, and Debbie Ballard their new ideas n getting student opinion. MikeVerloop points out the rudiments of a good newspaper story to Richard Ramsburg, Bonnie Garver, Beth Luffman, Sandra Linck, and Rosalie Emerick. Jmck CM 7lMi to The French Club chose to tour Washington as its major project this year. While in Washington, they toured the Art Gallery, had dinner in a French restaurant, and visited some French shops in the metropoli- tan area. The French Club officers- -Levenia Johnson, president; Susan Smalley, treasurer: Cindy Wood, secretary; Emily Verloop, vice-president; and Becky Jo Racer, re- porter- -scan the latest issues of Paris Match magazine. The members of the D. C. trip committee search the Washington papers for French cuisines in the city. They are Sandra Linck, Linda Day, Carol Carr, Lynda White, Alice Shugars, chairman; and Nancy Orrell. Tucker Childs, cr in Paris to mem Ellen Ferrebee, ' Riley. man, points out a place of interest of the project committee, Mary les Henderson, and sponsor, Mrs. 83 Jomi d utMO ' i, CM Mary Jane Click, vice-president, practices a speech in the hope that she will enter the public speaking contest regional meeting. Those listening are Linda McDonald, president; Joan Chapman, treasurer; Nancy Chapman, historian; Jim Coumes, reporter; Sylvia Taylor, secre- tary; and Mrs. Ellis, sponsor. Louise Shull and Frances Waters work on a F.B.L.A. project, typing name labels for the T.B. seals, which were distributed in the com.munity. The officers of the newly formed F.B.L.A. are Becky Campbell, vice-president; Sharon Lee, president; Scott Lewis, reporter; Mrs. Turner, sponsor; Louise Hummer, reasurer and Bonnie Houdershell, secretary. One of the major projects of the F.B.L.A. this year was to locate the oldest place of business in Clarke County. Another undertaking was to organize a Junior F.B.L.A. to orientate the 9th grade business students about the workings of the F.B.L.A. Many of their proj- ects were shared by both groups. LaVonne Hummer, chairman, shows projects to be un- dertaken by the Service Committee to Sandy Lloyd, Sonny Larrick, and Hazel Bolden. Elizabeth Sechrist, Mary Hummer, Brenda Lloyd, and Mary Jane Click, chairman; set out to locate the oldest place of business in Clarke County. JJA 7iciM Jdm S tmfdJ jd The officers of the F, F.A. are Larry Royston, vice-pres- vid Sowers, secretary; Scott Mclntire, sentinel; and Mr. ident; Jack Gray, reporter; Tommy Gather, president; Da- Huffman, advisor. Kenneth Campbell and Henry Kent check the F.F.A. pig chart. With many projects and activities in which to participate, the members of the Future Farmers of America have been quite busy this year. Not only did they promote their an- nual Farm Safety Campaign but also entered many con- tests. winning second place in a local crop judging contest. Members of the F. work on their farm safety campaign. 85 THE F. H.A. OFFICERS--SEATED: Mrs. Cepelka, sponsor: Carla Carlisle, historian: Joette Elsea, reporter: and Mrs. Levi, sponsor. STANDING: Ann Dodson, song leader: Pam- Patsy impson, Jo Ann Wisecarver, and June Larrick set up a display for the F. H.A. in the showcase. ela Jackson, secretary; Dottie Hummer, vice-president: Karen Seibel, president; and Judy Fleming, treasurer. The members of the Future Homemakers of America have carried out this year several service projects. They have made posters and displays to promote manners and morals around school. At Christmas time they sponsored baskets for needy families and sent ditty bags, filled with small useable items, to servicemen in Viet Nam. Carolyn Householder, Barbara Longerbeam, Christy Wood, and Trady Carroll stuff ditty bags to send to the G.I. ' s in Viet Nam. GAA 71 M SttjtMMimU The Girls ' Athletic Association pro- moted school spirit and sportsmanship among girls by sponsoring intramural sports and participating in a local play day. Mrs. Cugler, sponsor, explains to the G.A.A. officers the techniques of playing ping pong. They are Nancy Chapman, reporter: Debbie Fuller, treasurer; Bar- bara Longerbeam, secretary: Mrs. Cugler, Rachel Pierce, vice-president; and Joan Chapman, president. Sallie Potts and Karen Seibel demonstrate jumping doubles on the trampoline as members of the G.A.A. look on. 87 The Hi-Y works together with the Tri-Hi-Y to promote Christian ed- ucation in the school. Its members have given devotions over the loud- speaker before school and have partici- pated in the Christmas program given for the student body. The Hi-Y officers discuss plans for the Christmas program which was given to the student body. They are Richard Ramsburg, treasurer; Mr. Myers, sponsor; Billy Whiting, vice-president; Richard Howland, reporter; Bob Travers, president; Mich- ael Pope, secretary; and Tommy Digges, chaplain. Shim T)mUou FIRST ROW: John Davis, Buckeye Potts, Mike Verloop, Steve Wisecarver, and Brad Boehmler. SECOND ROW; Tommy Digges, Richard Howland, Paul McWhinney, and Randy Morrow. THIRD ROW: Richard Ramsburg, Billy Whiting, Allan Kave, and Jimmy Buckner. FOURTH ROW; Mike Pope, Freddie Alger, Mr. Myers, an d Bob Travers. The chairmen of the Latin Club committees gather to plan programs and projects for the coming year. They are Rosa- lie Emerick. Scrapbook Committee; Fred Alger, Assembly Committee; Tommy Digges, Social Committee; and Jim- my Chafin, Constitution Committee. Mrs. Morrison helps Rachel Pierce and Rosalie Emerick don their togas for the initiation ceremony. JL Un CM GmU Urn The Latin Club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Morrison, is primarily composed of new members this year, each having undergone the traditional initiation ceremonies. Among the club ' s activities have been partici- pation in the Homecoming parade and the Latin Tournament in April. The Latin Club officers and sponsor scan newspapers for articles pertaining to Latin and Rome. They are Mrs. Morrison oonsor; Mike Pope, president: Rachel Pierce, vice-president; David Emerick. ter; Jimmy Chafin, treasurer; and Pam Livengood, secretary. 89 4 Sdh The Safety Patrol has this year recruited new members to help the school bus drivers maintain good safe- ty standards. Under the supervision of Mr. Jackson, the members have worked to improve the safety prac- tices of the students. Mary Emerson, secretary, demonstrates the proper method of using the flag to stop traffic while Nynoka Funk, reporter; Doreen Smith, captain; David Jones, lieu- tenant; and Mr. Jackson, sponsor; look on. Nynoka Funk and Alvin Feltner show David Jones the cor- ’•ect way ’o wear his Safety Patrol belt. Mike Graves demonstrates one of his jobs as a patrolman, as he sees that the students get on the bus safely. ' dod 7umU Sto uj oh tk To present a true picture of school life at C. C. H. S. the members of THE TALON staff have made many changes in the yearbook. They have been busy this year taking pictures, planning layouts, drawing mats, and meeting deadlines. From finance to football, their aim has been to pre- sent the Story of the Year. Jackie Livengood, editor-in-chief; Levenia Johnson, assistant editor; Mrs. Wise carver, sponsor; and Mary Galloway, assistant editor. Alice ShugaiES, underclassmen editor; Lynda White, sports editor; Joan Chapman, faculty editor; Rosalie Emerick, school life editor; and Susan Smalley, organizations editor. Billy Whiting, assistant sports editor; Tucker Qiilds, circulation manager; Carol U McDonald, senior editor; andCin- Carr, assistant organizations editor; and Betty Bushong, assistant school life ood, typist. editor. 93 SeJk %mi THE TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS --FIRST ROW: Ann Polhamus. historian; Rosalie Em- erick, vice-president: and Doris Duvall, president. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Glas- cock, sponsor; Brenda Ball, secretary: and Faye Maloney, treasurer. THIRD ROW; Gail Fenton, chaplain. The Tri-Hi-Y has become very active this year with many projects to their credit. Some of these include -- morning devotions, a Christmas pro- gram, selling mums, Thought for the Week, and delegates to the District Conference and Model General As- sembly at Richmond, Rachel Pierce and Carla Carlisle give devotions to the stu- The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y visit the Presbyterian Church as a dent body. group one Sunday. (J.S.t.A- 0(i-th- ol) Moihu The V. I. C.A. officers hang an I.C.T. banner. They are Wes Hanlin, vice-pres- ident; Jerry Chilcott, reporter; Danny Luttrell, secretary-treasurer; and George Kirby, president. The members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, who are being trained for industrial work, vis- ited the Fisherville Technical School in January. Their purpose in visiting the school was to observe how they might further their training after high school. Mr. Stiles, sponsor, and Gary Orndorff dis- A V.I.C.A. member, Fred Raburr orks after school on his job at Kirk ' s cuss future plans for the V. I. C.A. Club. Sinclair Servicenter. ■ Hi 1 Like the fans at the football game, we have proven our sports life to be complete through actions and spirit. It is not just competition that we are interested in but also loyalty to school and fair play, clear understanding of nind, and vitality o ' ' body. V4 J |L , E%cd Coaches Carrol Reid, Charles Jackson, Bradley Grove, David James, and Joe Weakley discuss football tactics for the upcoming games. Members of the District Team from C.C.H. S. are Elden Tiller, Buckeye Potts, Danny Longerbeam, Ernie Stone- berger, Randy Morrow, and Bob Tra- vers. 9u m %m T Utuct 6 IB • A ' � ■ FIRST ROW: Gary Lichliter, David Loope, Caroll Fuller, Robert Travers. Wes Haniine, Norman Harper, and Otis Harper. SECOND ROW: John Sealock. Ernie Stonebur- ger, Elden Tiller, Danny Longerbeam, Sam Headley, Randy Morrow, and David Doleman. THIRD ROW: Har- ry Robertson, Joe Wilson, Robert Holmes, David Alexan der, David Bowers, Jack Gray, and Richard Garrison. FOURTH ROW: Carl Gray, Buckeye Potts, John Davis, Richard Ramsburg, James Buckner, Robert Morgan, and Gerald Dodson. 4 ' i FIRST ROW: Joe Townley, Milton Paige, Paul McWhin- ney, Boyd Householder, Allan Kave, Danny Crim, and Jay Dofflemyer. SECOND ROW; Kenny Fishel, Larry Huff, Jerry Haniine, Sonny Larrick, John Carroll, George Carter, and Tommy Dr lemyer. THIRD ROW: Bobby Moreland, manager: T: -ve Feltner, manager; Ray Goode, Larry Skyles, John ' .e. Tommy Thompson, manager: and Don Sealock, -ager. 97 Clarke County Warren County- -0 Clarke County--? Herndon--? Clarke County- -34 Loudoun Valley--? S4 jlu Gmt Clarke County- -26 Fauquier County- -0 Clarke County- -41 George Mason- - 16 Clarke County- -12 Handley- - 13 Clarke County- -10 James Wood--0 JiM to jLoAt Confetti flys as the Eagles rack up another touchdown. Clarke County--12 Albermarle — 20 The Varsity cheerleaders, Rachel Pierce, Pam Jackson, Longerbeam, and 7 er Childs, demonstrate their ath Carol Handy, Becky Jo Racer, Mary Jane Qick, Barbara letic agility. 99 ( ouuuj Eo jUi S(u)w 7wmiM BOY ' S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKET- BALL TEAM --FIRST ROW: David Jones. SECOND ROW: Greg Levi. Ricky Sponseller, Craig Wood, and Glenn Longerbeam. THIRD ROW: Robbie Cottrell, Mike Jenkins, and Wayne Grill. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ross, coach, Barry Wood, Bent Fer- rell, and David Alexander. FIFTH ROW: William Jones, Tyrone Gilli- son, and Tommy Dofflemyer. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Clarke County 51 Charles Town 28 Clarke County 29 Handley 52 Clarke County 52 Musselman 32 Clarke County 50 Herndon 32 Clarke County 38 Loudoun County 48 Clarke County 46 Loudoun Valley 41 Clarke County 54 George Mason 67 Clarke County 43 James Wood 51 Clarke County 52 Charles Town 63 Clarke County 29 Fauquier 41 Clarke County 26 Handley 58 Clarke County 30 Loudoun County 37 Clarke County 53 Herndon 42 Clarke County 57 George Mason 49 Clarke County 32 Loudoun Valley 28 Clarke County 42 James Wood 32 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS --Deloris Clarke, Pat White, Kelly Glascock, Gale Headley, Karen Potts, and Sandy Linck. 3 CLidcJl 0 to Ao ihiiJijou StMJt FIRST ROW: Randy Morrow, Bugs Sealock, Jimmy Buck- Grey, Jimmy Chafin, David Loope, Danny Longerbeam, ner, Gary Lichliter, Tommy Dofflemyer, Bent Ferrell, Ray Goode, Mike Jenkins, and Ricky Garrison. Terry Whitmore, and John Cook. SECOND ROW: Jack David Loope, Ernie Stoneberger, Randy Morrow, and Bugs Sealock discuss baseball strategy. ukdxnJl VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM- -Darrell DeShong, Joe Wilson, Buddy Wynkoop, Terry Roberts, Larry Whitmore, Jimmy Buckner, Ajay Roberts, Steve Galloway, John VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Clarke County 61 Charles Town 51 Clarke County 62 Handley 73 Clarke County 42 Fauquier 48 Clarke County 82 Musselman 49 Clarke County 51 Herndon 41 Clarke County 52 Loudoun County 49 Clarke County 58 Loudoun Valley 41 Clarke County 54 George Mason 49 Clarke County 61 Musselman 56 Clarke County 40 James Wood 62 Clarke County 61 Charles Town 71 Clarke County 59 Fauquier 52 Clarke County 50 Handley 63 Clarke County 51 Loudoun County 62 Clarke County 51 Herndon 81 Clarke County 72 George Mason 65 Clarke County 37 Loudon Valley 28 Clarke County 38 James Wood 59 Cook, Joe Townly, Norman Harper, Tommy Digges, and John Reynolds. At the start of the game, Coach Weakley tells his team to get out there and win! ) omcu uk Clarke County raises the score 2 more points against George Mason. A successful lay-up shot ends the first quarter with George Mason. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS--Barbara Longerbeam. Beckey Jo Racer. r Childs, Rachel Pierce, and Pam Jackson. 103 (J‘i Stmt SeMOd wiJti JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM--FIRST ROW: Mike Rizzo, Gary Carlisle, David Jones, Greg Levi, David Bell, Tommy Dofflemyer, Richard Rothrock, and Mack Head- ley. SECOND ROW; Coach Joe Weakley, Robert Dart, Mitchell Franklin, John Cook, Tyrone Gillison, William Jones, Bent Ferrell, and Jerry Hanline. THIRD ROW: Ajay Roberts, Alan Michelsen, David Emerick, Milton Frank- lin, Mike Jenkins, Sherman Ball, Jimmy Chafin, and Coach David James. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Clarke County 13 Herndon 6 Clarke County 0 Handley 21 Clarke County 13 James Wood 0 Clarke County 6 Herndon 6 Wui Ooe i j mdoti J. V. ' s get ready to go as they await the kick off. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS— FRONT: Deloris Qarke. BACK Linck. Gale Headley, and Karen Potts. White, Kelly Glascock, Sandy 105 Go Vem t ea KNEELING: Scott Thomas, Rice Levi, and Bobby Smalley. STAND- ING: Ronnie Sowers, Allan Cochran, David Emerick, Buckeye Potts, Brad Boehmler, and Coach Gary Edwards. Bobby Smalley, Ronnie Sowers, and Allan Cochran polish their golfing skills by practicing. Cmu 6omt uf - ' uck ift tk The above four pictures are the cross country team and Coach Jim Hartung preparing for and participating in the district and state meets. TRACK TEAM- -FIRST ROW: Glenn Unger, David Loope, Kenny McGill, David Alexander, Mack Headley, Danny Longerbeam, John Davis, Buckeye Potts, and Joe Wilson. SECOND ROW: Billy Whiting, Courtney White, Paige Ledford, Carl Grey, Jim Coumes, Carroll Fuller, Jack Grey, Sonny Larrick, Richard Larrick, and Tyrone Gilli- son. THIRD ROW: John i- mble, Don Fewell, David Bell, Alan Michelsen, ard Rothrock, Mike Pope, Ter ry Malbon, Claude WiJ ns, and Eddie Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Chip - ' well, David Heflin, Larry Huff, Gary Pope, Mike R- and Robert Cotrell. 107 ' aikijbctJi Gidi Skoot GIEILS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM --KNEELING: Joan Sandy Strosnider, Wanda Allison, Gail Fenton, and Mary Chapman, Jean Graves, Trudy Carroll, Gale Johnson, and Reynolds. Jancy Chapman. STANDING: Anna Walker, Jo Ann Gaunt, GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Clarke County 15 Stonewall Jackson 33 Clarke County 21 Fauquier 44 Clarke County 19 Central 39 Clarke County 36 Stonewall Jackson 43 Clarke County 23 Central 27 Clarke County 32 Fauquier 42 oan practices lay-ups under Mrs. Cugler ' s supervision. 1 Od 01 Jiujhu Godi GIRLS ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Clarke County 11 Stonewall Jackson 27 Clarke County 4 Fauquier 22 Clarke County 11 Central 19 Clarke County 11 Central 24 Clarke County 18 Fauquier 20 J. V. girls warm up before a game. GIRLS ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM--FIRST ROW: Ann Dodson, June Larrick, Valerie Johnson, .and Debbie Fuller. SECOND ROW: Barbara Carter, Brenda Marshall, and Barb- Dodson. THIRD ROW: Sheila Paige, Jo Ann Ca a, and Sylvia McGill. 109 I We are all on advertisement of our past and present | ' ife--we are eager to have it be a shining example of a good product. , ' i 1 i J ; RAMSBURG ' S STORE Berryv i 1 1 e , Virginia Gifts Hardware BERRYVILLE LUMBER CO., INC. Berryv i 1 1 e , Virginia Phone 955-1900 VIRGINIA HOLSUM BAKERIES, 1 NC PIFER STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Bread - Rolls - Cakes - Pies For the Finest in Office Winchester, Virginia Equipment and Supplies Phone 662-4822 P. 0. Box 266 Telephone 667-4040 Stephens City, Virginia 48 W. Boscawen Street Phone 869“ 1 56 Winchester, Virginia CALDWELL-S ITES COMPANY SCHENCK FOODS CO. Foremost in Office Furniture, Systems , Suppl les South Loudoun Street Whol esal e-- 1 ndustr ia 1 Paper Extended 1908 Paper Mill Road Winchester, Virginia Winchester, Virginia Telephone 667-3330 VON PIPPIN ' S DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacy Drug Sundries, Veterinary SANITARY DAIRY Supplies, Cosmetics, Hallmark Cards, Baby Needs Russell Stover Whitman Pasteurized Milk and Cream Candies and, of course, our Fountain Phone 662-2961 Your meeting place in Berryv i 1 1 e Winchester Virginia Phone 555-1058 Berryv I 1 1 e Virginia 12 Cou NTY Bank CLARKE Security is investing in the BANK OF CLARKE COUNTY, Be ville, Virginia, Linda and Joan contemplate buying one of the new freez- Students find many varieties of clothes at BELL CLOTHES ers at BAKER ANDERSON, Winchester, Virginia. SHOP, INC., Winchester, Virginia. f tfeps S Up p LY Susan, Kathy, Lucille, and Gale check the supply catalog Mr. Haines shows Janice and JoAnn a wide selection of at CLARKE COUNTY SUPPLY, INC., Berryville, Virginia. pierced earrings at HAINES JEWELRY STORE, Berryville, Virginia. The KERN MOTOR CO. , Winchester, Virginia, offers the From ornamental place screens to useful doorknobs, best cars for the best prices, a triumph for better busi- MILLER HARDWAP ' Vinchester, Virginia, has every ness. thing. 115 Call BUCKLEY LAGES, INC., Winchester, Virginia, if you want the job done expertly. toum ' i Stow, ' Bommm domfowiid Everything for Everybody General Contractors Be r ryv i 11 e Be r ryv M 1 e Vi rg I n i a ' - -- - Vi rg i n i a L ] 1 o Jackie and Cindy admire the latest ranges at MILLER An employee at H. N. RITTER, INC., Berryville, Virgin- ANDERSON, Winchester, Virginia. ia, works hard to prepare for the making of many useful products. These seniors say, Put a tiger in your tank, at FRANK’S ESSO SERV ■ NTER, Berryville, V iginia. DRIVER EDUCATION J Mr. Chapman presents Supt. of Schools, Mr. Wood, the MOTORS, INC., Berryville, Virginia. This one is to be key to one of the many excellent cars at CLARKE COUNTY used by Coach Reid in teaching driver education. Lucille and Gale shop for shoes at SCHEUER ' S DEPART- Janice shows Lucille one of the many styles found at- 1ENT STORE, Berryville, Virginia. SCHEUER’S LADIES’ SHOP, Berryville, Virginia. ] 18 cuMA %momk 15 East Cork Street Winchester, Virginia Carl A. Haines Owne r Vi rg i n i a ' s Oldest Memorial Dealer Since 1 840 JOLLY JACK ' S ORIVE-IN VriHCHESTER, VR. fm. S. Solede a S Co., Stic. 142 N. Loudoun Winchester, Virginia Telephone 662-3457 Susan shows JoAr he display of china at STICKLEY JEWELERS, Berryv ■ , Virginia. Everybody takes a break as his car is being serviced at KIRK ' S SERVICENTER, Berryville, Virginia, The gang shops at SHOECENTER, INC., Winchester. Vir- Seniors stand beside a warehouse full of bargains from inia, for rhe best in footwear. SWIMLEY FURNITURE STORE, Winchester, Virginia 1 0 The seniors can ' t decide which of the many good foods to buy at WEBBTOWN CASH MARKET, Berryville, Virginia, Mr. Wisecarver shows JoAnn some new styles he has just received at WISECARVER ' S GENTS ' SHOP, Berryville, Vir ginia. otulm 121 ANNABELLE BEAUTY SALON B. F. GOODRICH STORE 314 E. Main Street Be r ryv I 1 1 e , Virginia 128 S. Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia Wigs Ha i rp i eces Ge rt rue D . Lewi s Phone 955-1051 Phone 662-0381 E. P. BERLIN AGENCY BATTLETOWN INN J. Douglas Moler Berryvi 1 le 1 nsu ranee- -A 1 1 Lines Vi rg i n i a Be r ryv i 1 1 e , Virginia COLONIAL ART AND CRAFT SHOP BERRYVILLE FLORIST 2 West Ma i n Street Ber ryv i 1 1 e , Virginia Phone 955-2582 Featuring Fine China and Crystal, Imported and Domestic; Specializing in Lamps and Shades; Table Linens; Gifts, Modern and Traditional from Many Parts of the World. 25 W . Pi cca d i 1 1 y St. Opposite Post Office Winchester Virginia COMMUNITY SELF SERVICE Fresh Meats and Groceries DAN L. FLETCHER PLUMBING HEATING Phone 955-2334 19 N. Buckmarsh Street Berryvi lie Virginia Be r ryv i 1 1 e Virginia ]2a Jackie and Gail check on their savings accounts at FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Berryville, Virginia. Joan, Linda, and Faye check the vaults at FARMERS MERCHANTS NA ' AL BANK, Winchester, Virginia. 123 REGULAR 1 iHt? WJ S— ‘ F ' ORNDORFF ' S PHILLIPS 66, Berryville, Virginia, has the gasoline and the girls who won the West. Winchester ' s Leading Department Store Winchester, Virginia I ELECTRIC i I HEAT IS i j ACE-HIGH j I IN OUR i f PALACE! j : iOdVO V : I aa.noA ‘330 : Potomac Edison 12 Mary Ellen shops for school supplies at BERRYVILLE NEWS- COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., Winchester, Virginia, treats STAND, Berryville, Virginia. the gang to a things go better break. A group of seniors prepares to tour DOUBLEDAY CO,, INC., Berryville, Vj ia, where they will find many types of good books. ]25 CONGRATULATI ONS to the 1967 Seniors SuJjuo 118 N . Loudoun Winchester, Virginia WINC, Winchester, Virginia, the origin of many pleasurable hours of music to study by. 126 Seniors watch as the courteous attendant at PANCOAST ATLANTIC SERVICE, Berryville, Virginia, fills her up with good gasoline and good service. Mr. Smalley shows JoAnn and Janice into the office of the SMALLEY PACKAGE CO., INC., Berryville, Virginia, to explain how they make the best boxes in the world. Alice and Carolyn listen to stereo at SHENVAL MUSIC CO. , Winchester irginia, as George looks on. 127 GRAY EDDY Habe rdashe rs Antiquarians - Restorations MACK S. HEADLEY Where Courtesy and Quality are Traditional REPRODUCTIONS Winchester, Virginia Winchester Virginia Phone 662-6277 1315 Valley Ave . Phone 662-3524 JANE ' S LUNCH S. B. JOOST, JR. INSURANCE Ber ryv i 1 1 e Virginia Ber ryv I 1 1 e Vi rg i n i a LEAKE ' S GROCERY LLOYD ' S TRANSFER STORAGE Dependable Service S i nee 1 93 1 Ber ryv i 1 1 e Virginia Also Agent for North American Van Lines, Inc. Be r ryv I 1 1 e Virginia NATIONAL FRUIT PRODUCT CO., INC. MOORE g. DORSEY INC. famous White House Products Be r ryv i 1 1 e Winchester Virginia Vi rg i n ia 128 Susan, Levenia, and Tucker give friendly greetings from atop the oil tank at CLARKE COUNTY SUPPLY ESSO DISTRIBUTORS, Berryville, Virginia Cary Mitchell practices on his French horn from G M Tucker is shown ous types of fabrics at SCHEWEL MUSIC CENTER, INC., Winchester, Virginia. FURNITURE CO. C., Winchester, Virginia. The BERRYVILLE ROLLER RINK, Berryville, Virginia, Looks as if the girls are planning to have a big meal, offers fun and exercises for all ages. with food from their storage lockers at CLARKE COUN ' TY LOCKER PLANT, Berryville, Virginia. J Levenia and Tucker explain to Susan that she can ' t tak it home until she makes some arrangements with B M CHEVROLET, Winchester, Virginia. BYRD S tlCEP APPltS, BYRD tpi ' ii I ' miDurs UiC£0 APPtES ICED APPIES • jc ; .-.EJCS BYRD (Pt ' H ERifUlIJS UCED APPIES, I BYRD |.I«P APW ESj BYRD (I ' PII I’HODHJS SlicED APSH TuCEPAPI a BYRD tPH.l i ' Hl ' Ili ' SE!CEDU £SMr Jackie and Cindy are amazed at the abundant supply of apple products at H. F. BYRD. , in Berryville, Virginia Levenia, Cindy, d Tucker stop in for a quick snack at BERRYVILLE ' STEE FREEZE, Berryville, Virginia. 131 Tucker, Susan, and Levenia get some good evening Susan and Levenia urge Rosalie to get in, as they are news at the paper stand in front of the WINCHESTER ready to go in the Toronado at WISECARVER OLDS- EVENING STAR building, Winchester, Virginia. MOBILE, Berryville, Virginia. 1.2 Everyone enjoys the friendly atmosphere and the good food at the SODA SHOP in Berry ville, Virginia. If you are looking for a new or used Ford, visit LAMAR SLOAN FORD in Winchester, Virginia. 7(1iM0U Dr. and Mrs. D. Blanton Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. 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