Cleveland High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cleveland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

Jhe 1964 Editor - Sandee Alsup Business Manager - Judy Fleenor 2 Jorecuorcf FROM OLD TO NEW--Cleveland High School has come a long way from 1923 to 1963. The common, conservative lines of the old Cleveland High School have yielded to the trim, original, lines of the new Cleveland High School. The students, the teachers, and the activities have changed little out- wardly; but within, progressive metamorphosis is taking place to keep pace with the modernistic trend exemplified by the new sch ool. However, the new Cleveland High School is not completely free from the old. Towering high above the modern structure and always haunting our memory is the old bell which has long been a symbol of our school. We of the Arrow staff have attempted to give you a truly memorable picture of the new Cleveland High School, its students, its teachers, and its activities. Afma TKale ' In fair Virginia ' s lofty mountains Reared against the sky. Proudly stands our Cleveland High School As the years go by. Chorus: Forward ever” be our motto Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Cleveland High, all hail! Come on team, let ' s get together Throw that ball and fight. We’ll be faithful to you ever, Cleveland, blue and white. Chorus: Forward ever be our motto Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Cleveland High, all hail! Cherished by our sons and daughters, Though we ' re far from thee. May we ever live to honor Thy dear memory. Chorus: Forward ever” be our motto Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Cleveland High, all hail! 3 CONTENTS Dedication 12 Faculty 14 Classes 20 Activities 40 Features 56 Athletics 64 Elementary 72 Advertisements 86 e are acmq our own Dr. G. H. Givens, present division superintendent of Russell County schools and the first full term principal of Cleveland High School, shakes hands with pioneer citizen Utah Counts as the 850 lb. bell mounted in the building cupola tolls greetings to open-house visitors. The bell was purchased by these two men and other friends of the school forty years ago and represents the only piece of permanent equipment to be moved from the old downtown school to the new building. Just before admitting the public to open-house tours several PTA and faculty members make last minute detailed arrangements at the re- freshment center in the cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Campbell of Cleveland browse through a portion of the five thousand volumes catalogued in the school library. Upon invitation of the Student Council Dr. Givens deliv- ers the first address of the new year to the student general assembly. 7 HHH MPERtNttlHM CLERK ON. ARCHITECTS Patience, fortitude, and self-control are necessary for mastering the mechanics of lockers. Opening one of those things re- quires talent during the few minutes between classes. The Seniors ' class rings arrived in late September. For days afterward they could be seen shaking hands to show off their prized possessions. When Sophomores begin saying Friends, Romans, we know that Juluis Caesar is mighty yet! And Juniors study Sandburg, Frost, Thornton Wilder — and those grandiloquent vocabulary words. Seniors struggle with Beowulf and Chaucer and find how much there really is to this subject called English. UJie of 7 )orJ?incj together In Home Economics girls learn the fundamentals of cooking a meal, making a dress, and car- ing for a family. College Day, college entrance exams, and ad- mission to college keep seniors and Mrs. Morgan busy. The newly-formed Art Club has sparked an interest in bulletin boards and exhibit cases. 10 To a person for whom we have the greatest admiration and respect, we dedicate our 1964 ARROW. We realize that it is largely his initiative, encouragement, and ability to see beyond the brick, the MR. HUGH R. MORGAN, JR. mortar and the grain of wood that have provided us with an incentive for academic attainment, cultural enrichment and esthetic enjoyment. His educational standards are instrumental in inspiring us to improve our own standards of achieve- ment and citizenship. His principles and integrity serve as a help and a guide in our education and daily life. The respect and esteem he has for the worth of an individual have led us to develop concern for all people. For all these things we proudly and gratefully dedicate the ARROW to our friend and principal. 12 Hugh R. Morgan, Jr., Principal B. A. Emory Henry M. Ed. University of Virginia THE GREAT BIG LITTLE THINGS . . . TEN FOLD An occasional and appreciative smile . . . the indicator to personality. A degree of seriousness ... in considering the light and the burdensome side of being. A respect ... for experience, for age, for excellence, and for differing opinion. Considered judgment ... in making decisions that really matter and in the execution of their principle. Simple courtesy and exhibited good manners . . . the direct result of self-discipline and family breeding. A cultivated capacity to enjoy the esthetic . . . art, literature, music, and the beauties that abound. Determination . . . the driving force to succeed, an approach to perfection, that inner and personal urge to seek a place among the stars. Realization . . . the recognition of the inadequacy of man, of the Power that transcends, and the impossibility of absolute understanding. Acceptance of . . . the truths of association, the necessity of social balance and the cultivation of lasting friend- ships. H. R. Morgan, Jr. Samuel E. Askins B.S., Clemson M. Ed., U. Va. Science Mathematics I Glenna Britt B.S., E. T. S. U. Phys. Ed. Science Marian E. Bundy A. B., Milligan College Typing, Gen. Bus. Bookkeeping Charles L. Collins B.S., Milligan College Phys. Ed. Biology Lawrence C. Everson B.S., Concord College Band Chorus Truth S. Fraley B.S., U. Va. Social Studies, English Sidney Johnson B.S., Emory Henry Ag. Ed., V.P.I. Agriculture Rosemary Dotson Office Secretary During Open House, Mr. Johnson shows Mr. Wallace and Mr. Breeding the new shop. j Helen S. Owens B.S., Radford College English, Ass ' t Prin. Betty L. Smith B.S., Radford College Home Economics Nancy Boothe B.S., Radford College Seventh Grade Frances G. Porterfield B.S., Radford College Librarian, English Conley G. Rasnake Emory Henry, B.S. Graduate Work, V.P.I. Math Physics Linda P. Scott B.A., Radford College French History Ovella Worsham B.A., Radford College Public School Music Betty C. Yates B.A., Radford College English, History NOT PICTURED Frances H. Morgan B.S., Longwood College M. Ed., U. Va. Guidance Director Shorthand Typing Irving Cook Pansy Fleenor Kathleen B. Jessee Normal Professional Cert. Normal Professional Cert. Normal Professional Cert. L.M.U., Radford College Emory Henry College Hiwassee College Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Miss Smith, Mrs. Morgan and Melissa stop for a coke. Ivanelle Combs B.S., Radford College Fifth Grade Lois Easterly Normal Professional Cert. V.I., Radford College Fifth Grade Willie Mae Cupp Radford College Normal Professional Cert. Fourth Grade Ella Ashbrook B.S., Radford College Third Grade Frances Elliott Radford College Normal Professional Cert. 2nd 3rd Grades Bessie Musick B.S., Radford College Second Grade Margaret Osborne Radford College Normal Professional Cert. 7 First Grade Ruth Owen Radford College Normal Professional Cert. First Grade CLASS OFFICERS President, Charles Boggs Vice-President, Sandee Alsup Secretary -Treas., Sandy Smith Cj ass of 1964 SANDEE ALSUP WALTER AMOS CARROLL BAILEY LARRY BAILEY - E ■■■■m CHARLES BOGGS PAULINE BREEDING LOUISE COMER DANNY CONLEY BRENDA COOK NANCY CRABTREE ELLEN DOTSON LILLIE DOTSON CONNIE HOBSON GWEN KISER DOUGLAS LAMBERT VIRGIL LAMBERT SAMMY LEONARD ELLEN MAWYER EILEENE MUSICK LARRY MUSICK LINDA SUE MUSICK MARY RUTH MUSICK DELPHIA RASNAKE ITHENA RASNAKE VERNIA RASNAKE BURL RHEA PATRICIA ANN RHEA DENVER RHEA JAMES SHELL CONNIE SMITH LINDA SMITH SANDRA SMITH PATTON STEVENS PHYLLIS STEVENS LOIS SUTHERLAND RONALD SUTHERLAND JUDY WALLACE MOST ATHLETIC Delphia Rasnake Walter Amos FRIENDLIEST Lilly Dotson Patton Stevens cS c jemor MOST AMBITIOUS Connie Smith Larry Musick BEST-ALL-AROUND Ann Rhea Virgil Lambert MOST VERSATILE Connie Hobson Charles Boggs MOST DEPENDABLE Ellen Dotson Sam Leonard MOST ORIGINAL Nancy Crabtree James Shell MOST COURTEOUS Eileene Musick Ronnie Sutherland Superfaii aiioes MOST POPULAR Sandee Alsup Doug Lambert Mary Ruth Musick Homemaker Award Winner Outstanding Larry Roscoe Musick 4-H King These students were chosen because of their leadership of the senior class throughout the year. They have been leaders in every phase of student life--academic, social and physical. 26 Walter Amos Captain of Basketball Team Two students, a boy and a girl, were chosen as typical seniors. Their selection was based upon participation in extra-curricular activities, character, and scholarship. Behind each student goes the courage, the determination, and long hours of dedication to others that only those who take their places can appreciate. James Roger Shell Typical Senior Charles Wesley Boggs, III President of Senior Class CLASS OFFICERS President: Pat Smith Vice-President: Sharon Parrott Secretary-Treas.: Royice Rasnake Cj ass oj 1 1965 Sheliah Bailey Linda Barton Gary Breeding Anna Artrip 28 Katherine Grizzle Kenneth Hart Thelma Hart Martha Johnson Alice Kimmell Glenda Lambert Linda Maxfield Jane McReynolds Sandra Mills Billy Musick Roger Musick Swanson Musick Wilma Jean Musick Mike O ' Conner Sharon Parrott Larry Perry Denny Powers Barry Puckett 30 31 Ira Artrip Joyce Boggs Roger Couch Virginia Artrip Claudine Breeding Mickey Kiser Brenda Barton Thelma Breeding Randy Kiser Gary Barton Roger Cassell William Kiser Virginia Beavers Scottie Blizza Sammy Cassell Verna Combs Jenny Mawyer Barbara Music iradley Musick Seatrice Powell Linda Musick Betty Rasnake Benny Neal J.P. Robertson Jenny Owen David Simerly Harry Phillips Frankie Smith Junior Phillips Sandra Smith David Sutherland Mitzi Sutherland Betty Taylor Dewey Taylor Frances Tiller Dean Wallace Teresa Williams Joie White Fern Whitney Patty Artrip Jerry Blankenship Frances Cassell Wayne Artrip Billy Breeding James Chafin Doug Ashbrook Peggy Breeding Eddie Combs Samuel Askins Robert Breeding Ellen Couch Larry Ball Sue Breeding Virgil Crabtree Sandy Barton Sadie Cantrell Lois Fields CLASS OFFICERS President- Lynn Sutherland Vice-President- Larry Rasnake Secretary- Treas.- Dave Fraley 3 Anne Fleenor usie Lambert David Fraley Sarah Mays Judy Grizzle Barbara Musick Willis Hubbard Dean Musick Jack Kelly Linda Musick Dennis Lambert Patsy Musick Jreshman C ass Stanley Musick Wayne Rasnake Catherine Sykes Karen Neal Billy Richardson Jane Taylor Rita Osborne Guy Skeens Clyde Wilson Larry Rasnake Oscar Skeens Judy Wilson Bobby Rasnake Rosie Rasnake Audrey Stevens Lynn Sutherland Roger Alwup Craig Ashbrook Pearl Ball Georgia Barton Glenda Ruth Beavers Darrell Blizzard Jean Musick Judith Musick Mary Musick Jackie Osborne Pat Boggs Gary Breeding Mary Collins Otis Collins William Comer Lanny Cook Patty Poskas Teresa Powers Mane Skeens Gail Smith Carter Chafin A. F. Crabtree Betty Deskins Nancy Dolin Claude Dotson Alma Fields Ronald Smith Henry Stevens Tommy Taylor Wanda Taylor CLASS OFFICERS: President - Jackie Osborne Vice President - Darrell Blizzard Secretary - Roger Alsup Patty Gobble Ruthie Grizzle Nell Hart Sylvia Haywood Sue Helton Brenda Huffman Phyllis Huffmen Deborah Jackson Ronald Kiser Nina Maxfield Idadene Murphy Darryl Musick Earnest Trail SCA Representatives, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Boggs, Pat Smith, Sandy Smith, Pete Simerly, Mr. Morgan, Virgil Lambert, Charles Boggs, Dean Wallace, Lynn Sutherland, Sandee Alsup and Jackie Osborne. The SCA sponsors several functions at school including the bi-monthly assembly programs, the annual beauty pageant, the Christ- mas Dance, co-sponsors the Halloween Carnival and governs all other club activities of the school. Ufie c5‘ G 7! LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Boggs, Kathy Robertson, Pat Smith, Connie Smith, Sandy Mills, Ellen Mawyer, Sharon Parrott, Danny Conley, Mrs. Owens. SEATED: Judy Fleenor, Sandee Alsup, Virgil Lambert, Royice Rasnake, Ellen Dotson. BBS 1 ' 1 rv- The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs blended their though ts and voices to present our annual Christmas Program of What Christmas Means to Us in 1963 . !, • ' ' ig ppl ' ' .3 i J£ y anJ Uri-Jfi-y GfuS 7. II. 71. Club FIRST ROW: Sandy Mills, Ellen Dotson, Thelma Hart, Delphia Rasnake, Vernia Rasnake, Kathy Robertson, Nancy Crabtree. SECOND ROW: Lois Fields, Sarah Mays, Wanda Puckett, Barbara Musick, Virginia Artrip, Sharon Parrott, Claudine Breeding, Patsy Stevens, Miss Smith. 77CbL G uS FIRST ROW: Virgil Crabtree, Randy Kiser, Swanson Musick, Royice Rasnake, Osker Skeens, Dewey Taylor, Jack Kelly. SECOND ROW: Curtis White, Teddy Lampkin, Tommy Smith, David Simerly, Scottie Blizzard, Mike Kiser, Guy Skeens. THIRD ROW: Larry Ball, Eddie Combs, David Sutherland, James Chaffin, Dean Wallace, Garry Breeding, Mickie Kiser, Clyde Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Billy Musick, Kenny Musick, Wayne Rasnake, Terry Dane Alsup, Jerry Puckett, William Kiser, Ira Artrip, Mr. Johnson. Gommerciaf GfuS FIRST ROW: Frances Tiller, Ellen Mawyer, Alice Kimmell, Sharon Parrott, Sandy Mills, Kathy Robertson, Sandra Smith, Judy Fleenor. SECOND ROW: Barbara Musick, Thelma Breeding, Sheliah Bailey, Martha Johnson, Betty Taylor, Jean Salyers, Jean Stevens, Brenda Cook, Pauline Breeding. THIRD ROW: Junior Philips, Claudine Breeding, Virginia Artrip, Louise Comer, Royce Rasnake, Carroll Bailey, Patty Smith, Shirley Rhea, Patsy Stevens, Mrs. Bundy. FOURTH ROW: Ira Artrip, Denny Powers, Bobby Bailey, Barry Puckett, Roger Denny, Gary Breeding. GKonogram Gfu6 FRONT ROW: Bobby Bailey, Frankie Smith, Virgil Lambert, Denny Powers, Mike O ' Connor, Roger Denny, Charles Boggs. SECOND ROW: Coach Collins, Sandra Smith, Judy Fleenor, Linda Smith, Sharon Parrott, Sandy Mills, Linda Barton, Mrs. Yates. 7irt Gfu6 The Art Club has done a fine job this year keeping interesting, attractive bulletin boards and displays. FRONT ROW: Earnie Trail, Billy Richardson, Della Sue Helton, Claude Dotson, Gary Breeding, Robert Musick, Mrs. Fraley. SECOND ROW: Ellen Mawyer, Linda Barton, Mike O ' Connor, Brenda Barton, Sandy Mills, Teresa Powers, Kathy Robertson. THIRD ROW: Delphia Rasnake, Danny Conley, George Amos, Martha Johnson, Nina Maxfield. FOURTH ROW: Teresa Williams, Roger Denny, Virgil Lambert, Roger Alsup, Frankie Smith, Tom- my Smith. FRONT ROW: Sandra Mills, Brenda Barton, Sharon Parrott, Linda Barton, Susie Lambert, Larry Rasnake. SECOND ROW: Denny Powers, Jenny Owens, Roger Denny, Mike O ' Connor, Jean Salyers, Nancy Crabtree, James Shell. THIRD ROW; Junior Philips, Sandy Smith, Jane Taylor, Martha Johnson, Judy Fleenor, Judy Wallace, Linda Smith. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Fleenor, Virgil Lambert, Glenda Lambert, Barbara Musick, Virginia Artrip, Sandra Smith, Barry Puckett, Dean Wallace, Virgil Crabtree. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Askins, Kathy Robertson, Danny Conley, Frankie Smith, Samuel Askins. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Claterbuck, Mr. Rasnake, Tommy Smith. FIRST ROW: Ira Artrip, Bobby Bailey, Dean Wallace, Jimmy Claterbuck, Otis Collins, Terry Alsup, Dean Musick, James Chaffin. SECOND ROW: Earnie Trail, Sharon Parrott, Sandy Mills, Patty Poskas, Jean Musick, Mary Collins, Brenda Huffman, Lanny Cook, Darrel Blizzard, Sandy Smith, Ronnie Kiser, Carl Smith, Larry Rasnake. THIRD ROW: Teresa Williams, Patty Smith, Joie White, Rosie Rasnake, Barbara Musick, Sandra Smith, Jane Taylor, Susie Cassell, Connie Smith, Glenda Lambert, Martha Johnson, Paula Sutherland, Pat Boggs. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Barton, Catherine Sykes, Sarah Mays, Susie Lambert, Judy Fleenor, Linda Bar- ton, Jenny Owens, Joyce Boggs, Linda Smith, Barry Puckett, Miss Britt, FIFTH ROW: JoAnn Fleenor, Betty Taylor, Teresa Powers, Barbara Musick, Virginia Artrip, Nina Maxfield, Nancy Dolin, Peggy Breeding, Phylis Huffman. SIXTH ROW: Charles Boggs, Walter Amos, Victor Taylor, Mike O ' Connor, Denny Powers, Roger Denny, Carter Chaffin, Roger Alsup, Royce Rasnake, Gary Breeding, Danny Conley, Gail Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Virgil Lambert, Deborah Jackson, Jackie Sue Osborne. ance 47 The Dance Club sponsored the annual Christmas Dance in the cafeteria. Miss Sandee Alsup was crowned Snow Queen by Mike O ' Connor, president of the club. Barry Puckett Joyce Boggs Dave Fraley Joyce Boggs, Barry Puckett and David Fraley starred in our 1964 Forensics play, The Valiant , which was pre- sented at the District Forensics con- test. The play tells the story of the turmoil of the last few moments of a man ' s life, who has been condemned to die for murder, and how he brought peace of mind to his family. forensic GfuS FRONT ROW: Charles Boggs, Ira Artrip, Barry Puckett, Earnie Trail, Carl Smith, Sue Helton, Ronnie Kiser, Paula Sutherland, Pat Boggs, Joie White. SECOND ROW: Connie Smith, Brenda Barton, Linda Smith, Kathy Robertson, Nancy Dolin, Phylis Huffman, Nancy Crabtree, James Shell, Joyce Boggs, Glenda Lambert, Teresa Williams, Jackie Osborne, Teresa Powers, Nina Maxfield, Patty Poskas, Roger Denny, Martha Johnson, Sandee Alsup, Jenny Owens, Virgil Lambert. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Fraley, Roger Alsup, Gail Smith, Gary Breeding, Otis Collins, Danny Conley, Mrs. Yates. Larry Musick and Kathy Robertson have done outstanding work in the 4-H Clubs locally and state- wide. Larry has been President of our 4-H club for 2 consecutive years, and is also President of the 4-H County Council. In 1963 he was elected an All-Star, Outstanding boy of the Year, and King of Russell County. Larry has attended State Short Course at V.P.I. for three years, and has been a delegate to Conservation Camp at Virginia Beach and to the State Poultry Convention in Richmond. During his 4-H years, he has won 15 medals and 18 ribbons. Kathy is also an All-Star 4-H ' er. She has attended State Short Course for two years, won first place in the Country Talent Show and placed first in the District Dairy Judging. She went on to State and held fifth place there. She has held various club offices during her 4-H and has won 20 medals and pens. Indeed Larry and Kathy are outstanding 4-H ' ers. FRONT ROW: Roger Couch, Kathy Robertson, Mason Grizzle, Larry Musick, SECOND ROW: Sue Helton, Wanda Taylor, Patty Gobble, Betty Deskins, Jane Taylor, Jenny Mawyer, Earnie Trail, THIRD ROW: Teresa Powers, Nina Maxfield, Gail Smith, Terry Alsup, Larry Barton, George Amos, Roger Alsup, Gary Breeding. Charles Boggs Spelling Jorensics Sandra Smith Girls’ Prose Jo Anne Fleenor Poetry 50 C. H. S. Representatives to Boy ' s State and Girl ' s State, 1963. VIRGIL LAMBERT attended Boy ' s State held at V.P.I. and sponsored by the Cleveland Lions Club. SANDEE ALSUP and CONNIE SMITH attended Girl ' s State held at Radford College and were sponsored by the Cleveland Community Club and the School. The purpose of this week of training is to promote better understanding of our government and its operation. The general theme is one of citizenship development. Roger Denny, representative to All- Virginia Chorus at the University of Virginia, 1963. Champions Sandee Alsup, Virgil Lambert, and James Shell, Literary Club members, represented C.H.S. on a local TV quiz program over station WCYB. Their awards went to the Senior Class and will be used for a graduation gift to the school. FRONT ROW: Teresa Williams, Sandra Smith, Mike O ' Connor, Glenda Lambert, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW: Betty Rasnake, Ellen Mawyer, Anna Grace Artrip, Virginia Beavers, Brenda Barton, Connie Smith. THIRD ROW: Mr. Everson. The newly-formed band made its first public appearance in November by giving a concert for the P.T.A. Its second appearance was at the annual Christmas parade in Cleveland. March 14, the band participated in the District Band Festival in Wytheville and two weeks later had representatives at the Solo and Ensemble Festi- val held there. Later this year, a concert was given for the student body and for the public. L jancf Mr. Lawrence Everson, Director BAND OFFICERS President, Sandee Alsup Vice-President, Roger Denny Sec., Treas., Joie White Sergeant-of-Arms, Junior Phillips FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Fleenor, Sammy Cassell, Cheryl Lambert, Alice Kimmel, Jenny Mawyer, Teresa Willi- ams, Debbie Lambert. SECOND ROW: Jane Taylor, Earnst Trail, Brenda Couch, Gina Parrot, Mary Collins, Villa Brooks, Linda Lambert, David Simerly, Jane Gay McReynolds, James Breeding. THIRD ROW: Billy Breeding, Jean Smith, Peggy Breeding, Roger Cassell, Junior Phillips, Doug Ashbrook, Terry Powers, Freddie Arington. FOURTH ROW: Sandee Alsup, Billy Richardson, Roger Denny, Gary Lambert, James Chaffin, Jerry Blankship, Carter Chaffin, Joie White, Susie Lambert. Director: Mr. Lawerence Everson. IBB LJ SB in i liyP Brenda Kate Cook Miss Junior Glenda Lambert Miss Freshman Catherine Sykes C ass Sweethearts Miss Sophomore Brenda Barton Miss Eighth Grade Wanda Jean Musick m iss JOYCE BOGGS In April, 1963, thirty-five lovely girls partici- pated in the Miss Cleveland High School beauty pageant. The girls were judged on their natural- ness of poise and general appearance. Mrs. Ella Ashbrook and Mr. Ronald Coleman provided the pageantry music. Each participant was intro- duced to the audience by Virgil Lambert who acted as the Master of Ceremonies. Miss Joyce Boggs was crowned Queen by Miss Sandy Mills, the retiring Queen. Miss Sandee Alsup, first runner-up, was presented a corsage of beautiful red roses. SEATED, Queen, Wanda Jean Musick. Ellen Mawyer, Senior attendant, Sharon Parrott, Junior attendant, Jane Taylor, Freshman attendant, Paula Sutherland, Eighth Grade attendant, and Sandra Smith, Sophomore attendant. The highlight of the homecoming game and dance was the crowning of the lovely Queen chosen by the ball players. Walter Amos, captain of the varsity squad, crowned Jean Musick, escorted by Dave Fraley. 60 J loin ecomin y (o vents Ira Artrip struggles to regain the ball . . . The ball is ours and eventually, victory over Council. LEFT TO RIGHT: Victor Taylor, Charles Boggs, Douglas Lambert, Virgil Lambert, Ira Artrip, Walter Amos, Jerry Puckett, Denny Powers, Dave Fraley, Mike O ' Conner, and Carroll Bailey. Coach Charles Collins and Mason Grizzle, Manager, are pictured center-front. Forward, Forward, Denny Powers Ira Artrip Guard, Dave Fraley Center, Walter Amos Guard, Mike O ' Conner V. Here we see the Varsity Cheerleaders in action in their colorful Columbia blue and white uniforms. The cheerleaders work to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship. They are: SEATED; Jean Salyers, Joyce Boggs, and Sandra Smith; Teresa Williams, Linda Smith and Joie White. Gneerfeac e ers Our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: STANDING; Jane Taylor, Sandy Barton, Jean Musick, and Pat Boggs. SEATED; JoAnne Fleenor and Suzy Lambert. They cheer at all of our home games. ■Ham The Big Five on the J.V. squad this year is made up of: Jackie Musick, Bobby Rasnake, Wayne Rasnake, Jimmy Clatterbuck, and Tommy Lampkin. J.V.Tj as e if) a I Coach Collins is pictured here with the entire J.V. squad. Reading from left to right STANDING: Billy Richardson, Dennis Lambert, William Kiser, Scotty Campbell, and Larry Rasnake. SEATED: Jackie Musick, Bob Rasnake, Wayne Rasnake, Jimmy Clatterbuck, and Tommy Lampkin. ■Hu ' ' mk ■ fcV T “ jf 50 O y A • f 24 jT ri 30 p r«io] ipf Jm Wm mm r Carroll Bailey Charles Boggs V Victor Taylor Jimmy Clatterbuck Dave Fraley 03 a s e 6 Coach Charlie Collins 1 1! 1 even th Wanda Aaron David Amos Pasco Artrip Glenna Askins Roy Clatterbuck Linda Combs Brenda Couch Kenneth Crabtree John Gamble Stanley Ferrell Lorene Hubbard Linda Huffman Richard Kimmell Tippy Joe Kiser Deborah Lambert Gary Lambert Larry Leonard Shirley Musick Jeffery Owen Frances Poskas Terry Powers Lois Rasnake Martha Richardson Carson Simerly Freddie Smith Judy Smith Dennis Toomey Darryl Wallace Charlie Whitney 72 Charlie Artrip Alice Breeding Darrell Cook Phyllis Cook Charles Counts Phyllis Dotson Phyllis Eads James Grizzle Retha Hart Irene Huffman Maxine Johnson Ira Musick , i J Virgil Musick Wilma Musick Pamela Powers Brenda Rasnake Thane Robertson Wilma Simerly Sharon Stevens Darrell Sutherland Eugene Vance Douglas Wallace Eddie Wallace Maurice Walters Giles Wilson 73 (S x A AracJe Fred Arrington Gary Bailey Jean Bailey Pamela Blizzard Ronnie Boggs Gail Breeding Darrell Combs Teresha Combs Cline Grizzle James Kiser Linda Lambert Junior Lynthlin Brenda Musick Gary Musick Gina Parrott James Powell Ranzy Powers Edith Robertson Dana Smith Jean Smith Linda Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Sutherland Barbara Wallace 74 Charlie Artrip Peggy Artrip Larry Deskins Arabella Dotson Eveline Dotson James Eads Jimmy Huffman Dorothy Jessee Larry Kelly Daniel Kiser Jessie Maxfield Ronald McGlothlin Gary Musick Jacson Musick Peggy Musick Coetta Poskas Larry Puckett Linda Rasnake Chesel Rose Margaret Shelton Ruby Skeens Jerry Smith Terry Sutherland Lillian Wilson 75 Diane Amos Gail Arrington John Artrip Simuel Artrip Cleve Askins Wilson Beavers Brenda Blevins Douglas Breeding Villa Brooks Mike Clatterbuck Gail Crabtree Mack Gamble Wayne Gamble David Grizzle Roy Grizzle Steven Horton Jerry Huffman Ralph Huffman Tereasa Kiser Cheryl Lambert Colbert Musick Emmitt Musick Nelson Musick Sue Ellen Musick Tommy Musick Willis Musick Diana Owens Tereasa Powers Rodger Sizemore David Smith Joe Smith Linda Smith Nancy Smith Judy Sutherland Ronald Sutherland Douglas Toomey 76 Shirley Amos Ronald Artrip Mitchell Bailey Debra Baritsky Curtis Breeding Robert Combs Gedie Cox Jerry Crabtree Diane Grizzle Linda Jo Grizzle Eddie Helton Imogene Huffman Carroll Jessee Jimmy Jessee Gary Kiser Martha Lampkin Beecher Musick Vickie Puckett Lois Rasnake Katherine Shelton Bonny Lou Simerly Danny Simerly Mable Jean Skeens Dorena Smith Stella Sutherland Ronald Taylor Judy Vance Glen White Gracie White Marie White 77 Larry Amos Cecil Artrip Monroe Artrip Dennis Bailey Vikki Blizzard Sandra Breeding Betty Cantrell Annette Cantrell Gary Clatterbuck Paul Combs Wayne Combs Kelvin Crabteree af - . A Shirley Huffman Jeffrey Jackson Wesley Jessee B Sarah Kiser Margaret Laster Buster Musick Trent Musick Wanda Musick Bobby Neal Michael Owens Robert Phillips Billy Rasnake Willis Rasnake Theodore Simerly Pearl Skeens Jenny Snead Terry Stevens Deborah Vance Noah Wallace Joann Whitney Roy Amos Susan Andrews Zelma Ball Linda Breeding Tommy Breeding Garry Campbell Jimmy Campbell Nancy Crabtree Vickie Crabtree Debra Ferrell Ronnie Gilbert Dewey Grizzle Richard Hackney Patricia Horton Larry Hubbard Garnetta Huffman Conley Johnson Ona Faye Kimmell Larry Kiser Matthew Kiser Pamela Lambert Eugene Musick Odell Musick Ronnie Parrott Theresa Porter Darrell Rasnake Larry Rasnake Teresa Rhea Bonnie Skeens Charlene Skeens Louise Smith Patty Smith Thacker Smith, Jr. Janet Sutherland Rebecca Sutherland James Trail Donna Vance Dennis Wagner Timothy Wallace Judith White Wilma White Deborah York 79 _ Seconcf ancf Jracfes Judy Amos Richard Amos Cathy Ann Arrington Carla Artrip Deborah Bailey Christine Beavers Kathy Ann Beavers Margaret Beavers Benny Blevins Robert Campbell Judy Dotson Ronnie Hart William Helton Bertha Huffman Bobby Huffman Martha Jackson Edward Kiser Gordon Kiser Jerry Kiser Robin Kiser Roger Lynthlin Eileen Mullins Faye Mullins Linda Musick Shelby Musick Tommy Musick Johnny Owens Denise Puckett Paul Puckett Carroll Rasnake Teddy Rasnake Jackie Rhea Bonnie Robertson Janie Simerly Jean Sullivan Edward Young 80 cS econcf Oracle Carolyn Amos Richard Andrews Diane Baritsky Jeffrey Blizzard Rronl S joyce Grizzle Robert Helton Johnny Hubbard Joan Hackney Douglas Johnson Ellis Kiser Deborah McGlothlin Allen Musick Charles Musick Deborah Musick Eddie Musick Linda Musick Teresa Musick Gary Alan Owens Nancy Parks Robert Parks Dwayne Puckett Michael Rhea Sidney Simerly Lisa Snead Dennis Sutherland Ronald Vance Alma White Terrence Williams Udell Wilson 8 l C7irs S ' racfe Timothy Collins Janey Combs Kenneth Crabtree Sidney Crabtree Roger Artrip Larry Ball Patricia Barton Sandra Barton Grady Blevins Diane Breeding Gaynell Eads Rush Gamble Johnny Grizzle Bufford Huffman Kathy Jackson Dennis Kiser Ricky Leidy Shirley Leidy Ronnie Mullins Bennie Musick Deborah Musick Gayfus Phillips Ricky Phillips FyAnn Porter Gene Rhea Mickey Rhea Rogen Robertson Dancy Rose Fern Dkeens C. J. Sullivan Claude Sutherland Shelia Sutherland Windell Turner Garry Wilson Freddy York 7irs Jracfe Ronnie Alsup, Jr. Kenneth Arrington Glenda Bailey Wanda Ball Paul Campbell Teresa Cantrell Virginia Cantrell Rebecca Clatterbuck Johnny Deskins Bonnie Dotson Deborah Gamble Buford Hess i Dari Hubbard Leonard Hubbard Billy Johnson Dean Kiser Brenda Lowe Dean Musick Beverly Puckett Kerry Rasnake Teresa Rasnake Vickey Rhea Glen Shelton Brenda Sutherland Donna Trail Teresa Vance II nm H° ni ill UlUlUUuUo to the w class of (f M 1964 M Compliments of CLEVELAND HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Cleveland, Virginia Best Wishes to the Arrow THE BANK OF RUSSELL COUNTY Member of Federal Reserve System Complete Banking Service Safety Deposit Boxes Virginia Cleveland ii iiiii� «i� iiiiinwii ' n ii i w i in mu I ii ii iim in in ii pi i i i i . 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