Clarksville High School - Golden Leaf Yearbook (Clarksville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

lso[ ■ d . •? I CLU PROPERTY OP THE LIBKAEY OP VIEGINI ' Now hear this! Now hear this! All hands on deck in prepara¬ tion for a seafaring voyage on “The Golden Leaf” through Clarksville High School. The waters of the Buggs’ Island Lake, right in our midst, were an inspiration for us to choose a “nautical theme” for our yearbook. We hope the moments we have captured in word and pic¬ ture will bring back memories to you—memories of the “fair- weather days’ as well as the “stormy ones” across the waters of Clarksville High. We, the annual staff of 1954, dedicate this volume of “THE GOLDEN LEAF” to Clarksville High School. Here we have shared joy, love, failure, work and play. All of these have been because of you and the spirit you have embedded in us. Regardless of the years that pass, we ll never forget our days spent here, and always we 11 strive to make you proud of us. 3 MRS. W. T. HUGHES Longwood College History, Civics, Government MR. CARL KLOCKER Arnold College Physical Ed. and Biology MR. DONALD E. PROPST N. C. State Vocational Agriculture MRS. IDA D. SORRELL George Washington University Business CflPTlS MRS. JUDITH S. SHEPPARD Madison S. T. C. English MRS. HARRIETTE S. OVERSTREET Longwood College English, Civics, Physical Ed. MISS ELIZABETH AVERA Westhampton Chemistry, Science, Spanish MISS MARY ROBERTA COPLEY Longwood College Home Economics MISS MARIAN NELSON JONES Notre Dame of Maryland Mathematics MRS. VERA PURYEAR Henderson S. T. C. Librarian 5 6 ALTHEA BARBARA ASH Transferred “When it comes to chem¬ icals, this kid’s on the ball. But if somebody yells “party”, she’s no flower on the wall.” Choral Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Beta Club 4; Li¬ brary Club 4; Publication Club 4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES CRAFTEN AVERETTE “Quiet as a mouse and bashful he seems. But I bet Marilyn Mon¬ roe’s in all his dreams.” F. F. A. 4; Dramatic Club 2; Choral Club 3,4; K. V. G. Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3, 4; 4-H Club 1. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BEASLEY “The quiet and “Uncle Oscar” type this lad may seem, But ask him to build your hope chest, and he’s really on the beam.” Class Rpt. 1; F. F. A. 1,3,4—Pres. 4; Baseball 1; Safety Patrol 3—Capt. 3; Publication Club 4. ANNE SHIRLEY BROWN “Five foot two, eyes of brown. Seems to be an attraction for every guy around.” Student Council 3—Rpt. 3; Dramatic Club 4— Rpt. 4; Publication Club 3,4; Beta Club 2,3.4; An¬ nual Staff 3; F.H.A. 1,4; Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Lunch Patrol 3; Cheer¬ leader 4; Softball 3; S.C.A. Rpt. 2,3,4; Fire Patrol 1,4. COMMANDERS Althea, James, B. F., and Anne Shirley 8 CHARLOTTE WATKINS COOPER “Yet studious and ambi¬ tious, she’s always on the go, Thinking first of friends and school, for she’s a darn good “Joe”. Student Council 1,2,3,4- V. Pres. 3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4-Sec. 3; Publication Club 2,3,4-Ass. Ed. 3: Beta Club 2,3.4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4-Ed. 4; F. H. A. 1; Choral Club 1,2,3,4- Literary Ed. 2; Lunch Patrol 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Softball 1.2,3,4; Class Sec Treas. 1, Pres, 2,3. ELEANOR FRANCES CROWDER “Full of life and energy, we can tell she’s going far. At a party you’ll find she’s the No. 1 star.” Softball 2,3; Class Pres. 1; Annual Staff 2,4; Cho¬ ral Club 1,2.3,4; F.H.A. 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Cheer¬ leader 2,4; Lunch Patrol 3. ALICE JOYCE CRUDUP “Between Nashville and art, her schedule’s full. But get her in a crowd and she really shoots the bull.” Publication Club 3.4-Ed. 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3, 4; Library Club 4: Class Treas. 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4-Art. Ed. 3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Choral Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Cheerleader 3; Lunch Pa¬ trol 3,4. MAGGIE ANN DUNN “In her corner we hear a giggle from nine to three, But when books are aside I bet you’ll hear “he¬ ll e.” Choral Club 4; Softball 1, 2,4; F.H.A. 2.3,4-His¬ torian 4; Safety Patrol 2, 4. COMMANDERS Charlotte, Joyce, Eleanor and Maggie Ann 9 GRAHAM JAMES ELLIXSON Transferred “Go down to Roses’ and he’ll only be moping around, Doing simply nothing but acting like a clown.” Football 4; Choral Club 4. JOAN CAROLE HITE “Here’s a girl with a smile always on her face, Books are not her special¬ ty but is this a dis¬ grace?” F.H.A. 1, 3, 4-Vice-Pres. 4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Cho¬ ral Club, 4; Safety Patrol 1, 4. EMILY ANN ISOM Transferred “Here you find the quiet and collected type, From her you never hear a complaint or gripe.” Beta Club 4; Choral Club 4. COMMANDERS ANNIE LEE MULCHI “If you glanced at her grades, you’d think her time was spent with a book, But we hear the boys she can easily hook.” Choral Club 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Pub¬ lication Club 4; Class Rpt. 3; Library Club 4; B. and G. Committee 1, 4. Graham, Joan, Emily, and Annie Lee 10 FRANCESLAVERNE RAGLAND “This “Mable” kid has got it made in most any field she tries, Books will be her past¬ time, but she’ll specia¬ lize in guys.” S.C.A. 4-Chaplain 4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Publication Club 1,2,3,4; Lunch Pa¬ trol 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4. HELEN LEIGH RICE “With a certain man, this kid is making plans, When June comes around, they wont just be hold¬ ing hands.” Class Treas. 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Choral Club 4; F. H. A. 1; Publication Club 4; Safety Patrol 2,3,4; Li¬ brary Club 4-V. Pres. 4. ROBERT LEE ROYSTER “In sports this boy is no small fry, But around the girls, he’s kinda shy.” Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Choral Club 4; F. F. A. 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Rpt. 4; Fire Patrol 1; Student Council 4. COMMANDERS CAROLYN ANN SMITH Transferred “From this lass we never hear a sound. She’s either studying o dreaming; you hard!j know she’s around.” Choral Club 4; B. G. Committee 4; Publication Club 4; Library Club 4. Carolyn, Bobby, Helen and Frances 11 JAMES SHERWOOD STRUM “In Chase City and neigh¬ boring towns with girls this kid is hep, I’ll bet his little black book is really neatly kept.” Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4- Ass’t Editor 3; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Publica¬ tion Club 2, 3, 4; Fire Pa¬ trol 1, 2, 3, 4-Capt. 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Rpt. 2, 3; Pres. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LUCILLE TUCK “Here you find a working girl, the dime store her domain, Good luck to her in the future, for riches she will gain.” F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho¬ ral Club 4; Safety Patrol 4; Publication Club 4. PATRICIA PRATT WATKINS “Full of laughs and loads of fun, And with that car she’s forever on the run.” F. H. A. 1; Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4-Sec. 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4-Sec. 4; Lunch Patrol 3; Softball 3, Dramatic Club 4-Pres. 4; Publica¬ tion Club 3, 4. MARY WESTON WALKER “High positions she has held and in sports she’s the only one, Yet you’ll usually find her at Kieffer’s having her glorious fun.” Class Sec. 1, 2-Historian 3, 4; F. H. A. 1; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Fire Patrol 2, 3-Capt. 2; Safety Pa¬ trol 1, 2, 3, 4-Lt. 3, Capt. 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Publication Club 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4-Capt. 4; Student Council 4-Pres. 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Mgr. 3,4; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Lunch Patrol 3. COMMANDERS Weston, Sherwood, Patricia, and Lucille 12 MARGARET LEE WILEY “In class and around the crowds, this kid is pret¬ ty shy, But we hear outside of school, nightly, she sports a different guy.’’ Dramatic Club 3; Choral Club 3, 4; Library Club 4. IE AN AUDREY YANCEY “Always in good humor, yet easy to blush, Succeeds in all her work but you never see her rush.” Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3; Publi¬ cation Club 2, 3; Fire Pa¬ trol 2, 3; Lunch Patrol 3, 4; B. G. Com. 3; Safety Patrol 1, 3; Class Pres. 1, V. Pres. 2; Softball 2,3,4. JERRY RUDOLPH YANCEY “With a keen sense of humor and disposition up to par, He’s a Number One guy and is really going far.” Football 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 2; B. G. Com. 2; F. F. A. 1, 2, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3-Pres. 1, Sec. 3. PEGGY ANNE YANCEY “Music seems to be her life, and at the piano she’s the best, Proudly we’ll hail her when her name is in lights, for she’s from C. H. S.” Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Class V. Pres. 1, Sec. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2; Annual Staff 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Publication Club 4; Student Council 3-Sec. 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4-Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Lunch Patrol 3. COMMANDERS Margaret, Jean, Jerry, and Peggy 13 September, 1950 • ? ip 6 As Father Time has carried us across the “four seas” of high school life, we look back over those years with pleasant memories. We set sail on the first sea of high school as forty-one “sailors.” At first we found the going rough, for we had to battle the storms of chang¬ ing classes and get accustomed to having sev¬ eral teachers. But we soon got on course and went along with the various activities. Although we could not boast of our boys on the football squad, several of our girls were on the sidelines as cheerleaders. Carole Wingfield and Jerry Rhoads were our new crew members that year, but both left before the year ended, along with Joe Johnson. We climaxed the year with a weiner roast at the old ball park. September, 1951 We entered our sophomore year as “ensigns.” Much to our disappointment we learned that several of our sailors had become sea-sick and were left on the shore, but in their places we had nine additions to our crew. We began the year under the sponsorship of Captain Hite and Cap¬ tain Propst with Charlotte Cooper and Patricia Watkins as our fine presidents. We were proud of Rufus Parrish that year be¬ cause he was the only “ensign” to boast a “jersey.” And, yes, we were equally proud of eleven of our crew when they docked at the Beta Club. Then with the approach of October, we began our plans for a Halloween party. At the last minute the basement of the Presbyterian Church was alive with cornstalks, pumpkins, and hob¬ goblins. Remember, too, how proud we were when several of our girls served as waitresses at the Junior-Senior Banquet? Again we ended the year with a picnic at the old-ball park. September, 1952 We sailed into our junior year, having been promoted to “lieutenants.” Since we were now only twenty-seven in number we were joined into one class with Captain Hughes as our spon¬ sor and with Charlotte Cooper at the helm. We started the year by sponsoring a baby con¬ test to raise money for our Junior-Senior Ban¬ quet. The contest was a tremendous success. With the approach of December, we began gala plans for our Christmas party at the Country Club. With the assistance of Captain Hughes, we had a very enjoyable party. Then we ordered our rings and waited impatiently to receive them in the Spring. After many “ooh’s” and “ah’s” and with some brief confusion, a few stern glances sent us again on our way. In April, the gay sea¬ son of the “Mardi Gras,” we pulled into port at old New Orleans. All “lieutenants” were on deck for an unforgettable Junior-Senior Ban¬ quet. Having struggled through final exams, we put out for shore, singing at the Baccalaureate Service in June. 14 September, 1953 We had reached the highest rank of “com¬ mander” and were the all-knowing seniors! How we had longed for this year; but when it arrived, we were a bit sad. We were only twenty-four in number—the smallest class in several years. Our members had drifted out with the tide or had lagged behind, but we were very glad to wel¬ come on board Althea Ash, Graham Ellixson, Emily Isom, and Carolyn Smith. With Sherwood Strum in command and Captain Hughes, we weighed anchor and checked our compass point, “Everclimbing.” Peggy Yancey, the capable Beta Club presi¬ dent; Patricia Watkins, talented president of the Dramatic Club; Weston Walker, S. C. A. presi¬ dent; and B. F. Beasley, leader of the F. F. A.; proved staunch and sea-worthy. Without the un¬ tiring efforts of Charlotte Cooper, The Golden Leaf would not have arrived at Ports Deadline and Success on schedule. Likewise, Joyce Crudup stood by to weather the storm of editing The Tattler. The ’53 football season caught us up in the spirit of that gay and colorful sport, and we cheer¬ ed our own Jerry Yancey—lone “commander” on the team. Our spirit of excitement reached its peak in the victory of our second annual home¬ coming game. Everyone worked hard to make this homecoming the best ever. From our en¬ thusiasm burst forth a parade of clever and elab¬ orate floats. The occasion was climaxed b y the presentation of queenly Joyce Crudup and her home-coming court. Grandma’s Best Years represented our honest efforts at acting. Many gruelling, but fun-filled hours of practice resulted in two nights of senior stardom. On Career Day in Boydton we met with all the other seniors in the county to help us to chart our courses in life. In February the seniors and juniors went to Richmond to visit a session of the General As¬ sembly. With the approach of spring, the seniors were honored guests at the annual Junior-Senior Ban¬ quet-Port Starlight. In all the loveliness of spring, Jerry Yancey and Joyce Crudup reigned as king and queen of May Day. Their royal highnesses and their court were entertained in the enchanting world of Mother Goose. The days passed quickly, and before we knew it, we arrived at Port Graduation. We realized only too soon t hat now we would be leaving all our friends. Yes, shipmates, our voyage together has ended. Now, we must each look beyond the horizon and set a course steady toward the fu¬ ture-each in his own separate way. 15 BABY COMMANDERS” jJj 4 l_ frlwM CAST Mrs. Abbott, . . Sadie. Joyce Abbott. . Marion Abbott Dottie Morgan. Willie Abbott. Shorty. Jim Myerson. . Gram. Patch. Mabel. Bubbles. Mrs. Carlson. . Miss Quelch. . Edwin Carlson Cousin Oscar. . Charlotte Cooper . . Patricia Watkins .Joyce Crudup . . . Weston Walker Anne Shirley Brown . . Sherwood Strum .James Averett .Jerry Yancey .Althea Ash . . . Graham Ellixson . . . Frances Ragland Eleanor Crowder .Helen Rice .Emily Isom .Bobby Royster .B. F. Beasley GRANDMA ' S BEST YEARS This page is sponsored by Ligon ' s Drug Store Clarksville, Va. BIGGEST FLIRTS Anne Shirley Brown and Sherwood Strum MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charlotte Cooper and Bobby Royster This page is sponsored by Robbins Mill, Inc. Clarksville, Va. MOST POPULAR Joyce Crudup and Jerry Yancey FRIENDLIEST Charlotte Cooper and Sherwood Strum SALUTATORIAN Charlotte Cooper HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Patricia Watkins and Jerry Yancey CUTEST Frances Ragland and Graham EUixson WITTIEST Patricia Watkins and Graham EUixson NEATEST Jean Yancey and Sherwood Strum QUIETEST Carolyn Smith and B. F. Beasley This page is sponsored by Robbins Mills, Inc Clarksville, Va LIEUTENANTS OFFICERS BOB BURNETT President LAWRENCE CLARK Vice-President CHARLES JACOBS Secretary CARROLL GILLISPIE Treasurer Mrs. Harriette Overstreet Mrs. Judith Sheppard Callie Bagby Bob Burnett Dicky Burnett Laura V. Chandler Lawrence Clark Ryland Daniel Pearlie DeBause Charles Elliott Hazel Elliott Loretta Ellixson Nellynn Fitch Earl Frazier Carroll Gillispie Charlotte Hite Edward Hite Gwendolyn Hite Charles Jacobs Douglas Jacobs Lawrence Jones Patsy Marks 20 LIEUTENANTS Peggy Matthews James Moody John Moody Dennis Newton Gertie Newton Winston Newton Francis Nunn Luther Parker Rufus Parrish Jimmy Poytress Budgie Ragland Bennie Reese Jimmie Reese Jimmy Sanders Joe Sizemore David Sorrell Merry Lou Talbott Naomi Tillotson Barbara Toombs Vernon Toone Joyce Ann West Peggy Wiles James Wilkerson Lucille Wilkerson Gene Williamson Jean Williamson Lawrence Williamson Vemita Williamson Joyce Yancey 21 Miss Elizabeth Avera ENSIGNS OFFICERS BOBBY WILKERSON President JACKIE HITE Vice-President SALVADOR THOMASSON Secretary MARSHALL SHEARIN Treasurer Miss Mary Copley Keister Blanks Margurite Bowen Sarah Clark Edward Cooper Lula Jean Dortch Mason Elam Geneva Elliott Gwendolyn Elliott Robert Lee Elliott Billy Fuller Thomas Garrett Ann Gill Rommie Glasscock Lawrence Green Gene Hackney Barbara Hash Clinton Hayes Jo Ann Hines Jackie Hite Martha Hobgood 22 ENSIGNS Sonja Honeycutt Sharon Isom Margaret Jacobs A. B. Moore Christine Mulchi Hilda Mullins Patricia Nunn Ray Overby Bobby Rice Zelma Riggins Betty Seamans Marshall Shearin Dorothy Simmons Ruth Sorrell Salvador Thomasson Mary Frances Tuck Grey Walker Rebecca Walker Jimmie Wilboume Bobby Wilkerson Frances Wilkerson Frances Wilkinson Henry Williamson Charlene Wilson Donald Wilson Julian Wood Gordon Yancey Martha Yancey Norfleet Yancey 23 SAILORS Mrs. Vera Puryear OFFICERS BETTY JEAN DAVIS President LOUISE CLARK Vice-President ERLINE NEWTON Secretary JOSEPH CRUTE Treasurer Miss Marian N. Jones Edward Ash Inez Averette Charles Bass James Beasley Betty Rose Bell Helen Black Eva Bowen June Brewer Bill Burnett Louise Clark Irene Cooper William Cooper Donnie Crowder Betty Jean Davis Louise Dunn Allan Elliott Kenneth Elliott Lillie Mae Elliott Nancy Elliott Rose Elliott Willie Faye Elliott Mary Alice Fitts Franklin Glasscock Helen Griffin Barbara Hite 24 SAILORS Mack Hudson Elaine Johnson Marion Lee Jones Helen Keaton Irvin Matthews William Matthews Garfield Midkiff Betty Newton Erline Newton Franklin Newton Margie Newton Marvin Newton Wallace Nunn Hilda Overby Laura Overby Joan Owen Rachel Parker Jean Pugh David Puryear David Shearin Nancy Simmons Mary Skipwith Christine Smiley Samuel Tarry Betty Gayle Thames Irvin Tillotson Billy Tuck Nancy Walker Joe Weary Gladys Whitt Martha Jane Wilkinson La Verne Williamson Patricia Woody Davis Yancey 25 26 27 s. C. A. OFFICERS WESTON WALKER President BOB BURNETT Vice-President PATRICIA WATKINS Secretary ANN CILL Treasurer ANNE SHIRLEY BROWN Reporter FRANCES RAGLAND Chaplain STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Seated; Bobby Royster, Joyce Crudup, Weston Walker, Patricia Watkins, Charlotte Cooper, Erline Newton, Standing; Bob Burnett, Nellynn Fitch, Ann Gill, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Hughes, Loretta Ellixson, Helen Griffin, Bobby Wilkerson. This page is sponsored by Watkins-Cooper Funeral Home, Inc. and Clarksville Furniture Company, Inc. 28 Left to right: Weston Walker, Jimmy Wilbourne, Callie Bagby, Mary Skipwith, Laura Chandler, Gertie Newton, Joan Hite, Vernita Williamson, Naomi Tillotson, Helen Rice, Peggy Matthews, Lucille Tuck, Sarah Clark, Patricia Nunn, Peggy Wiles, Maggie Ann Dunn. SAFETY PATROL First row, left to right : Gerald Tate, Frankie Talley, Frankie Glasscock, James Beasley, Jerry Burnett, Bill Bussell, David Deal. Second row, left to right: Zander Sanders, Marshall Harris, Freddie Walker, Irvin Tillotson, Gene Jacobs, Jimmy Davis, Billy Norwood, William Webb, Barry Hastings, Harrold Elliott, Gene Winston. 29 This page is sponsored by Robbins Mills, Inc. Clarksville, Va. PEGGY YANCEY Assistant Editor ALTHEA ASH Circulation Manager { . , JOYCE CRUDUP ' Editor-in-Chief OCCt ' hOEA l«, tmrm ClfcEO t Wm id S u 4� CU« . I 4«l«fr« � • � « l Intw� «r, I-M •!«! � • Im 4 - - - n r • V ki| ' k l v«-Tk« K«m 4 f Krtl W n III +� • n f k. U ... .A .. I._tj [ .4. 1 fM war 14 4 MifU «« l4 lai V 4% w D .aq k 4 In i I i4 4a 4 � wt4a t 41m � U at S n 4«pf� � 4 s ' t • 44a awf4 M� f W 44 r« f JEAN WILLIAMSON Assistant Editor ELAINE JOHNSON Art Editor PUBLICATION CLUB Standing left to right: Mrs. Sorrell, Loretta Ellixson, A. B. Moore, Gordon Yancey, Joyce Yancey, Donald Wilson, Carolyn Smith. Lucille Tuck, Seated: Jean Yancey, Frances Ragland, Mrs. Sheppard, Anne Shirley Brown, Betty Rose Bell, Nellynn Fitch, Sherwood Strum, Patricia Watkins, Helen Rice, Annie Lee Mulchi. This page is sponsored by the Student Council, Clarksville High School CHARLOTTE COOPER Editor-in-Chief i f , 0 JOYCE WEST Business Manager A 0 LORETTA ELLIXSON Assistant Editor SHERWOOD STRUM Advertising Manager FRANCES RAGLAND Circulation Manager THE GOLDEN LEAF ANNUAL STAFF Left to right: Patricia Watkins, Eleanor Crowder, Weston Walker, Barbara Hash. Nellynn Fitch, Althea Ash, Betty Rose Bell, Patricia Nunn, Jean Williamson, Joyce Crudup. This page is sponsored by M. L. Crowder General Insurance Buffalo Springs, Virginia Left to Right, kneeling: B. F. Beasley, Lawrence Clark, Standing: Benny Reese, Edward Cooper, William Yancey, Marvin Newton, Irvin Matthews, Dennis Newton, Earl Frazier, Sitting: Charles Elliott, Joe Sizemore, James Beasley, James Averette, William Matthews, Francis Arrington, Billy Tuck. F.F.A This page is sponsored by Clarksville Motor Co., Inc. Pontiac — Ferguson — GMC OFFICERS _ B. F. BEASLEY President LAWRENCE CLARK Vice-President JAMES BEASLEY Treasurer BENNY REESE Secretary Left to Right, Seated: Billy Fuller, Jimmy Wilbourne, Rommie Glasscock, Grey Walker, Second row: Mr. Propst, Jimmy Poytress, Winston Newton, Charles Bass, Gene Williamson, Lawrence Williamson, Third row: Ryland Daniel, Lawrence Green, Henry Williamson, Ray Overby, Rufus Parrish, John Moody, Luther Parker. ivV rUr hilly ■1 A M m k M ML U ■ V ■JLv ' rT- ' T ' m , h ,A « c c Left to Right, Seated: Louise Dunn, Hilda Mullins, Betty Rose Bell, Christine Smiley, Gladys Whitt, Eva Bowen, Helen Keaton, Peggy Wiles, Jean Williamson, Standing: Elaine Johnson, Laura Chandler, Miss Copley, Martha Wilkinson, Maggie Ann Dunn, Joan Hite. OFFICERS PEGGY MATTHEWS President JOAN HITE. Vice-President MARGARET JACOBS Secretary VERNITA WILLIAMSON Treasurer HILDA MULLINS. Reporter MAGGIE ANN DUNN . Historian F.H.A. This page is sponsored by Citizens Bank and Trust Company Clarksville, Virginia Left to Right, Seated: Vernita Williamson, Lucille Tuck, Gwendolyn Hite, Patricia Nunn, Hazel Elliott, Standing: Ruth Sorrell, Gertie Newton, Dorothy Simmons, Callie Bagby, Peggy Matthews, Margaret Jacobs. Left to Right: B. Hite, W. F. Elliott, H. Black, B. G. Thames, F. Glasscock, E. Ash, J. Beasley, H. Rice, L. Ellixson, A. L. Mulchi, R. Walker, M. F. Skipwith, M. Wiley, L. Clark, A. Ash, E. Newton, J. Crudup, C. Smith. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS LOUISE CLARK HELEN RICE CAROLYN SMITH ERLINE NEWTON President Vice-President Secretary Reporter This page is sponsored by The Clarksville Times Clarksville, Virginia Standing, Left to Right: S. Strum, B. Burnett, N. Fitch, F. Bagland, A. Ash, A. B. Moore, R. Walker, D. Sorrell, C. Hite, P. Watkins, L. Ellixson, J. Crudup. Seated: J. Yancey, P. Yancey, J. Yancey, C. Cooper, J. Williamson, A. S. Brown, J. West, B. R, Bell. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS PATRICIA WATKINS President CHARLOTTE HITE Vice-President LORETTA ELLIXSON Secretary ANNE SHIRLEY BROWN Reporter This page is sponsored by Clarksville Appliance Center Clarksville, Virginia LUNCH PATROL First row. Left to Right: Jean Yancey, Ann Gill, Joyce West. Second row: Martha Hobgood, Merry Lou Talbott, Patsy Marks. Third row: Vernon Toone, Joyce Crudup. Fourth row: Bobby Royster. This page is sponsored by Otto ' s Restaurant Clarksville, Va. And he eats in his own restaurant FIRE PATROL First Row: Left to Right: Sponsor, Mrs. Overstreet, Anne Shirley Brown, Merry Lou Talbott, Inez Averette, Margaret Jacobs. Second row: Julian Wood, Sherwood Strum, Joe Sizemore. This page is sponsored by Strum ' s Super Market and Strum ' s Feed and Seed Store Clarksville, Virginia This page is sponsored by Gill ' s Grill and Gill ' s Grocery This page sponsored by Marks-Talbott Lumber Co. Clarksville, Va. This page is sponsored by the Lighthouse Restaurant and Service Station ATTENDANTS Makl-of-Honor Charlotte Cooper Escort Graham Ellixson KING AND QUEEN Jerry Yancey Joyce Crudup This page is sponsored by Roberts ' Grill Clarksville, Va. I _ X ' 1 Ij i Hl, 1 M V V Hi t dr ' mm m | 1 M 1 aO v • ' • v . . t sgH « U $ V Ann Gill Joyce West Martha Yancey Frances Wilkerson Nellynn Fitch Eleanor Crowder Bill Burnett Donnie Crowder Marshall Shearin James Averette Bobby Wilkerson Keister Blanks Anne Shirley Brown Merry Lou Talbott Patsy Marks Charlotte Hite Weston Walker Patricia Watkins Douglas Jacobs Dennis Newton Charles Jacobs Dicky Burnett Clinton Hayes Bob Burnett 42 HOME COMING rest] IH j PIECES. I bsoT] COACH KLOCKER “RED C.H.S. 0 Randolph-Henry 14 C.H.S. 18 Chase City 12 C.H.S. 0 Amelia 7 C.H.S. 0 Chatham 18 C.H.S. 7 South Hill 0 C.H.S. 0 Halifax 44 C.H.S. 33 Helena 0 C.H.S. 13 Chase City 0 C.H.S. 13 South Hill 14 First row, left to right: L. Clark, C. Hayes, R. Parrish, L. Jones, D. Burnett, M. Elam, D. Jacobs, S. Thomasson, J. Yancey. Second row: F. Arrington, B. Royster, B. Wilkerson, A. Elliott, B. Burnett, D. Newton, G. Midriff, G. Ellixson, W. Irving. Third row: J. Hite, B. Burnett, M. Shearin, D. Crowder, D. Shearin, H. Williamson, G. Yancey, S. Tarry, R. Daniel, Mr. Klocker. This page is sponsored by Sandy Fork Esso Station, Buffalo Jet., Va. 46 TERRORS” This poge is sponsored by Samuel Davis Hardware Clarksville, Virginia Front Row: left to right: D. Crowder, I. Tillotson, S. Strum, B. Burnette, F. Glasscock, J. Weary, F. Nunn, H. Williamson. Second Row: left to right: Coach Klocker, A. B. Moore, R. Daniel, M. Shearin, G. Yancey, E. Ash, J. Crute, J. Beasley, J. Hite, E. Hite, S. Nunn, Manager. Third Row: left to right: J. Yancey, B. Burnette, B. Royster, S. Thomasson, B. Wilkerson, D. Burnette, V. Toone, B. Reese, D. Jacobs, C. Jacobs. BASEBALL This page is sponsored by Mecklenburg Motors Inc. Clarksville, Virginia 48 Front Row: left to right: M. Owen, M. Hobgood, M. Jacobs, J. West, A. Brown, W. Walker, C. Cooper, P. Marks, R. Elliott, R. Sorrell. Second Row: left to right: L. Clark, M. Yancey, A. Gill, S. Clark, Z. Riggins, R. Walker, B. Bell, C. Smiley, M. Wilkerson, B. Thames, M. Skipwith, J. Owen, H. Overby, L. Chandler. Third Row: left to right: P. Wiles, H. Mullins, M. Dunn, J. Hite, L. Ellixson, M. L. Talbott, J. Yancey, N. Walker, F. Wilkerson, P. Nunn, G. Newton, C. Bagby, M. Tuck. SOFTBALL This page is sponsored by Jones Sausage Kneeling: Weston Walker, Captain-Suzanne Chandler, Mascot. Standing: Left to right: Joyce Ann West, Anne Shirley Brown, Martha Jane Wilkerson, Frances Wilkerson, Merry Lou Talbott, Nellynn Fitch, Eleanor Crowder, Martha Hobgood, Patsy Marks, and Inez Averette. This page is sponsored by W. S. Peebles and Company Clarksville, Virginia This page is sponsored by Thompson ' s Pharmacy Clarksville, Virginia 52 WOODLIEF FLORIST Evelyn C. 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