Cleveland High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cleveland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1963 volume:

a CPresenis Editor Linda Gay Hart Business Manager .... Sandee Alsup Co- editor Sponsor . Richard Owen Helen Owens 2 u ' ir inia ll))e eue op in friendship . . . . Trc T ? Jriencfs iip ancf uic ance . . . rom our C rienc sliip in our . 1 Linda McReynolds Homecoming Queen C ciiviiies The Christmas Pageant takes lots of back-breaking work. Students find time for pleasure as well as study. Athletics gets a boost from lunch -time ball games. T)ecficaiion BECAUSE of her many talents she serves her school and community in varied ways. BECAUSE of her personal warmth and sense of humor we relax and learn in her presence, BECAUSE of her patience and understanding we feel free to go to her in our need, BECAUSE of her deep concern for the individual she inspires us, and we are proud of her. BECAUSE she believes in a power beyond man, she teaches that education must include a sense of values and a sense of human understanding. BECAUSE OF ALL THESE THINGS We dedicate the 1963 ARROW To; Mrs. Frances G. Porterfield U£e JoJor Ji of mCan In a demanding society the fundamentals of individual development are beset with what we term the complexities of living. Total development encompasses all of man ' s physical, mental, social, and spiritual attributes. When this development takes place in a society permitting freedom of thought one man ' s judgement of another varies in terms of his own knowledge and understanding. Simple courtesy on the part of some is interpreted by others as weakness, the willingness to assist those less fortunate without expectation of personal gain as unreality, humbleness as lack of fortitude, and a genuine concern for the future of mankind as non-coincidal with a fixed destiny. Still, the knowledgeable interpret these basic relationships as the characteristics of truly great men. In our relationship one to the other we must first face the realization that man is not an entity unto himself. Mere existence is accompanied by a force and a power beyond that which is human. Progress comes about through doubting the impossible and through forceful action following mental catylization of natural law and man ' s vision. To this end every man contributes something to his own station and to his own worth. The strong are strong because the weak are weak. Those who understand do so because others do not. Man ' s great challenge is in that which he has not attained but hopes to. Those who succeed do so because they really believe, and failure to them simply motivates another approach. Man ' s innate drive and his acquired knowledge properly applied make for success. Formal education as we know it is absolutely essential for total growth. Education, when coupled with the basic developmental factors of one ' s culture, including simple manners, respect for others, understanding, un-revengefullness, that which is non- cynical, the recognition of self -capability as well as self-limitation, all of these things, well balanced and apparent, truly denote the worth of a man. Marian Bundy Business Catherine Holiday Math Sidney Johnson Agriculture Helen Owens English Shirley Owens Business Frances Porterfield Librarian Linda Scott French, P. E. Ben Valley Biology, P. E. Irving Cook Seventh Grade Mrs. Pansy Fleenor Sixth Grade Mrs. Kathleen lessee Sixth Grade Lois Easterly Fifth Grade Bessie Musick Second Grade Mrs. Margaret Osborne First Grade Ovella Worsham Music Rosemary Dotson Secretary Linda Hart Vice-president Linda McReynolds President Sue Rhea Reporter JIMMY AMOS DOUGLAS ARTRIP LARRY BARTON CLAUDE BREEDING LACY BREEDING, JR. RONDALL BREEDING JAMES CASSELL RICHARD COOK 1963 Senior G ass JIMMIE DODSON DENNIS HUFFMAN LARRY MUSICK RICHARD OWEN BANNER SMITH JIMMY SMITH THOMAS SMITH The magic time of life has arrived for the seniors of C.H.S. In 1962 and ' 63 they have found an extra load on their shoulders because now they are the leaders of the school organizations and set an example for the underclassmen , . . . Now they realize that their success in studies, athletics, and leadership must be at a peak because there will be no next year .... It is this year that marks the turning point for many ... It marks the end of one experience and the beginning of another . . . The gradually acquired knowledge and in- terests will be put to use as they enter an adult world of challenge and respon- sibility. KENNETH TAYLOR LINDA GOBBLE LINDA HART KATHERINE HELTON NANCY KISER LINDA McREYNOLDS CAROLYN MUSICK IREN E MUSICK SARA BETH OSBORNE SUE RHEA WANDA SIMMS MARY SKEENS MOST STUDIOUS MOST COURTEOUS Claude Breeding Katherin Helton Carolyn Musick Rondall Breeding NEATEST Linda Heart Thomas Smith MOST POPULAR Jimmy Smith Sue Rhea MOST DEPENDABLE Kenneth Taylor Linda Hart MOST TALENTED Kenneth Taylor Linda McReynolds MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC Sara Beth Osborne James Cassell Mary Skeens Sidney Sutherland j Homecoming Queen Victory, Victory! That ' s our cry! Believe it or not — This fast break really did work. After-the-game Blues . . , . CANDID CAMERA Relaxing in the lunchroom. Sandra Alsup Walter Amos Bobby Bailey Carroll Bailey Larry Bailey Charles Boggs Pauline Breeding Louise Comer Danny Conley Brenda Cook Ellen Dotson Bethel Kelly Lilly Dotson Gwen Kiser Connie Hobson Douglas Lambert unior Ellen Mawyer Barry Puckett Virgil Lambert Mary Ruth Musick Sammy Leonard Sue Musick Eileene Musick Delphia Rasnake Larry Musick Ithena Rasnake Vernia Rasnake Connie Smith Ann Rhea Linda Smith Denver Rhea Sandra Smith Roy Etobertson Patton Stevens Roger Shell Phyllis Stevens ass Lois Sutherland Rondall Sutherland Ora Belle Sykes Judy Wallace Harold Whitlow Jean Salyers Secretary Royice Rasnake Pete Simerly Vice-president President SopJ2( omore Gfa ass Anna Artrip Sheliah Bailey Linda Barton Virginia Beavers Gary Breeding James Breeding James Clatterbuck Roger Denny Nancy Dotson Judy Fleenor Katherine Grizzle Kenneth Hart Thelma Hart Evelyn Helton Martha Johnston Alice Kimmell Jane McReynolds Garnette Maxfield Linda Maxfield Sandra Mills Billy Musick Kenneth Musick Rodger Musick Swanson Musick Wilma Musick Michael O’Conner Christene Osborne ! Sharon Parrott Larry Perry Harry Phillips Wanda Puckett I 5 Jimmy Ray Jimmy Rasnake Judy Rasnake Royce Rasnake i I Shirley Rhea Kathy Robertson Jean Salyers Peter Simerley } Sandra Smith Secretary Gary Barton Vice-president Jres iman Glass Brenda Barton President Phyllis Amos Ira Artrip Virginia Artrip Gary Barton Scotty Blizzard Joyce Boggs Claudine Breeding Thelma Breeding Saundra Britt Roger Cassell Verna Combs Gerald Cook Helen Cook Roger Couch Mason Grizzle Randy Kiser Mickey Kiser William Kiser Teddy Lampkin Jenny Mawyer Barbara Musick Bradley Musick Linda Musick Benny Neal Jenny Owen Joyce Parks Harry Phillips Beatrice Powell Jerry Puckett Betty Rasnake Frankie Smith Sandra Smith Thomas Smith Charles Stevens David Sutherland Mitzi Sutherland Jane Sykes Betty Taylor Dewey Taylor Dean Wallace Joie White Fern Whitney Teresa Williams Terry Alsup Patty Artrip Wayne Artrip Douglas Ashbrook Samuel Askins Pearl Ball Sandy Barton Jerry Blankenship Billy Breeding Peggy Breeding Robert Breeding Sue Breeding Roger Campbell Scotty Campbell Sadie Cantrell James Chafin Eddie Combs Ellen Couch Virgil Crabtree Lois Fields Jo Ann Fleenor David Fraley Willis Hubbard Virginia Johnson Jack Kelly Kenneth Keys Gail Kiser 30 Dennis Lambert Susan Lambert Barbara Musick Betty Musick Dean Musick Linda Musick Patsy Musick Sarah Mays Stanley Musick Karen Neal Retha Osborne Beecher Puckett Larry Rasnake Robert Rasnake Rosie Rasnake Billy Richardson Richard Shell Guy Skeens Audrey Stevens Lynn Sutherland Catherine Sykes Frances Tiller Curtis White Clyde Wilson 31 ransiiion There is much of value in the old . . . that which has been mellowed with time, steeped in tradition, service- able to an age, and though stately to the end becomes outmoded to progress. Time changes that which seemed un-changeable, progress stimulates and keeps alive an ever developing cul- ture. The grandeur of our fathers becomes a landmark to our past. Hallowed halls become echo chambers to that which has been, and the experiences of many people for many years are swallowed in memory . . . but the richness of memory is never dying. This year ' s bud cannot destroy the beauty of yesteryear ' s flower. So it is with this grand old building . . . Cleveland High School . . . the seat of learning for the students of this area for more than forty years. The brick in its walls will survive our generation, but the functionalism of its design must bow to progress. This year, 1963, represents the last it will serve its present purpose. Beginning with the August, 1963 term, high school classes will no longer be held in this building. The future takes pre- cedence over the past and the new will supplant the old. The people of Russell County through progressive leadership recognize the needs of a challenging time. The erection of a new facility for education represents their faith in the youth of our area as well as their respon- sibility to a local way of life. Within the bounds of prudence and normal expectation, we would have nothing less for ours than for others. The painter does best with quality oils and fine canvas, the engineer of today builds best in terms of modern equipment, and the miracle drugs of this decade have revolutionized medical procedure. Education too must keep pace with progress. To those who teach, a new and modern school is an inspiration. To those who come to learn, it represents the beginning of a new approach. To parents, it represents a commitment fullfilled and a future of high expecta- tion. To the old, we bid farewell; to the new, we look with pride. May we always be aware of a treasured past and in the light of a new day and a new era feel a responsibility to tradition, to heritage, and to that which is to come. Let us in leaving dilute our sadness with the brightness of a promising future. The students assemble in front of our school to hear the big bell toll for the last time in the grand old building. Juiure J£omema£ers of CTlmerica 34 Gommerciaf GfuB c5 Cl e nee I 35 4 J{Gfu6 36 ance GfuS 37 1963 C rrow Editorial -Art Production -Business Linda Gay Hart--Editor Virgil Lambert James Shell Lacy Breeding, Jr. Carolyn Musick Gwen Kiser Richard Owen — Assistant Editor Sandra Alsup- -Business Manager Linda McReynolds Sandra Smith Kenneth Taylor Mrs. Helen Owens; Faculty Sponsor Production Staff at work -A Editor-in-chief Dean Musick, Linda McReynolds, Brenda Barton, Judy Fleenor, Pete Simerly, Sponsor: Mrs. Frances Porterfield, Jimmy Amos, Linda Hart, Charles Boggs, Jimmy Dodson, Ellen Dotson. S ii{ en Gounci [ ssocialion SCA OFFICERS Secretar}’’, Judy Fleenor President, Jimmy Amos Vice-President, Charles Boggs I 39 The annual Christmas Pageant was presented on December 20. The play A Song Is Born was a story of how the carol Silent Night was inspired and written. Virgil Lambert played the leading part of Rev. Mohr. The other characters in the play were as follows: Mama Weismueller — Jenny Owen, Papa Weismeuller — Barry Puckett, Heinrich Weismueller — Larry Rasnake, Herr Gruber--Larry Musick, Fraulien Kinzley--Mary Skeens, Villagers — Martha Johnston, Saundra Britt, and Brenda Cook. Mary--Joie White, Joseph — Junior Breeding, Angels--Irene Musick, Teresa Williams, and Jenny Mawyer; Wisemen-- James Shell, Jimmy Amos, and Richard Cook; Shepherds --Danny Conley, Richard Shell, Pete Simerly, and David Sirnerly. The choir added to the pageant by singing Silver Bells , Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer , Little Drummer Boy , Joy to the World , Silent Night , and O Come All Ye Faithful”. April 19, 1962 Cleveland High School The stage had been transformed into a spring- time garden of colorful pom-pon carnations, green streamers and early garden flowers. Against this background forty lovely girls paraded before the judges, who chose Sandra Mills as the fairest. Se- lected as runner-up was Joyce Boggs. Joyce Boggs Runner-up Miss Senior Brenda Sue Rhea Miss Sophomore Sharon Parrott Miss Junior Lillie Dotson Miss Freshman Sandra Smith Schedule Coach: Ben Valley as£ei£aff Dec. 4 Castle wood Dec. 7 Council Dec. 11 Honaker Dec. 14 Whitewood Dec. 18 Hurley Jan. 4 Hurley Jan. 5 Garden Jan. 8 Lebanon Jan. 9 Pocahontas Jan. 11 St. Paul Jan. 15 Pocahontas Jan. 22 Honaker Jan. 25 Whitewood Jan. 26 Garden Jan. 29 Castlewood Feb. 5 Lebanon Feb. 8 Council Feb. 12 St. Paul LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael O’Connor, Douglas Lambert, Charles Boggs, Virgil Lambert, Walter Amos, Bobby Bailey, Kenneth Taylor, and Carroll Bailey. Linda Barton Sandra Mills Carolyn Musick The cheerleaders did a good job of bringing color and pep to spectators this season. Uniforms in the new school colors of Columbia blue and white brightened the scene as the girls cheered the boys to their best efforts. Sharon Parrott Linda Smith 48 Sandra Smith junior TJarsiit - Of ' cjnam uA ' - Guy Skeens, Bobby Rasnake, Jim Clatterbuck, Roger Couch, David Fraley, Roger Denny, Wayne Rasnake, Jackie Musick, Jim Rasnake, Dennis Lambert, Ted Lampkin, Kenneth Keys, Ira Artrip, Coach: Ben Valley; Asst. Coach: Junior Breeding. Sandra Barton Joyce Boggs Teresa Williams Joie White JoAnne Fleenor Brenda Barton 49 u Sidney Sutherland Jim Smith James Shell Coach Ben Valley Ira Artrip CBaseSall Burl Rhea Swanson Musick Mike O ' Conner Danny Conley Teacher: Irving Cook eoeniA racfe David Amas Pasco Artip Ruth Beavers Carter Chafin Mary Collins William Comer Betty Deskins Claude Dotson Farrell Dotson Eddie Duty Bertie Dye Alma Fields John Gamble Patty Gobble Ruthie Grizzle Robert Grizzle Phyllis Huffman Ronald Kiser Edmond Musick Judy Musick Mary Musick Robert Musick Patty Poskas Carol Smith Ronald Smith Tommy Taylor Wanda Taylor Charlie Whitney 52 5eoen J2 Sracfe Teacher: Mrs. Maude Munsey Roger Alsup George Amos Craig Ashbrook Darrell Blizzard Pat Boggs Gary Leon Breeding Otis Lee Collins, Jr. Brady Combs Charles Counts Nancy Dolin Phyllis Eads Iva Nell Hart Sue Helton Brenda Huffman Deborah Jackson Tippy Joe Kiser Eddie Lampkin Howard Lynthlin Jean Musick Jackie Sue Osborne Teresa Powers Julian Simerly Gail Smith Robert Smith Henry Stevens Paula Sutherland Earnest Lucas Trail Devona Whitlow 53 Wanda Aaron Marvin Amos Shirley Arrington Charlie Artrip Peggy Artrip Glenna Askins Alice Breeding Roy Clatterbuck Darrell Cook Phyllis Cook Brenda Couck Kenneth Crabtree rac e Teacher: Mrs. Pansy Fleenor Stanley Ferrell Ralph Gobble Billie Jo Grizzle Irene Huffman Richard Kimmell Debby Lambert Gary Lambert Wilma Musick Jeffery Owen Martha Richardson Judy Smith Dennis Toomey Darryl Wallace Douglas Wallace Maurice Walters 54 Mary Blevins Linda Combs Martha Dotson Phyllis Dotson Retha Hart Linda Huffman Bertha Johnson Ronald McGlothlin Larry Musick Teacher; Frances Poskas Pamela Powers Mrs. Kathleen lessee Terry Powers Belinda Rasnake Lois Ann Rasnake Dana Smith Jerry Smith Norman Smith Ronald Sutherland Eugene Vance 55 Teacher: Lois Easterly Freddie Arrington Gary Bailey Ronald Boggs Gail Breeding Darrell Combs Teresha Combs Joe Combs Billy Cook James Eads John Hess Larry Kelly Danny Kiser Linda Lee Lambert Reba Mays Jessie Maxfield Brenda Gail Musick Peggy Jean Musick Valerie Jean Parrott Coetta Poskas James Powell Ranzy Powers Larry Puckett Linda Gay Rasnake Edith Robertson Jean Elaine Smith Linda Joann Smith Glenn Stevens Terry Sutherland Barbara Ann Wallace 56 Teacher: Mrs. Willie A. 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