Clifton Forge High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1946 volume:

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Hook SUPERINTENDENT of Clifton Forge Public Schools CB vjuiyj 44 h Appfcciotion To Miss Sara Margaret Lupton for her un- tiring effort; for always being there when we need her; for her help with the pictures; and for just being herself. Thank you, Miss Lupton. Mrs. P lora Lyxx Latin, Geometry and Trigonometry Mrs. Johx Matthews Typing, Bookkeeping and Shorthand Miss Agxes Pickr. l English, Psychology and Social Science M iss Mary Axxa Shermax Physical Educatipn Miss Margaret ' axPPorx English Miss Mary P ' raxces W illiams Biology, Chemistry, General Science and Gafeterias Z e faculty Mrs. Carrol Adams Music Mr. Joseph Cook Industrial Arts Miss Mary Claxcy History, Spanish and Social Science Miss Magdalene Dowxey Horne Economics Miss Jaxe Goode English and General Science Mrs. Ruby K. Jordax u Office Secretary AIiss Virginia Lambert Social Science, History and English AIr. Courtney Lawler Physical Education Miss Sara Lupton Librarian and Audio-Visual Representative T Miss K.a.tie W ilson Mathematics and Biology V ' T ' J Zhe Senior Class Senior Class Officers Robert Cajigon . . . . Joseph Hutcheson. J EAN McSherry . . . Randolph Kennedy M iss anHorn 1 M RS. Matthews ' .... President Pice President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Co-Sponsors T , (Jcujl4vu C C 4 .r ' ; o r . C ' . A • ■ � -r- ‘ r , l.«_l r f ‘- ' Crf- ' A ' - ' ° ' Z- ' y -e--t- u-it — «1 •- ' ’- � i ’ . - , - - ( •. ■. J, • ,, ■ -.-r .■ ■-• ' � .- . . . - • ; . ■� Seniors ; .9 ■ • ♦ . . - ■ , 4. . , A-— ' •- ' 4 . 4 . . • 7 - . • u ‘ ' ' L” Joyce Ann Ailstock We’ll be sorry when she goes away ’Cause she was such a help each day. Helen Ward Argenbright Helen is a girl who is very smart She is always doing her part. Barbara Jane Armentrolt A lot of fun; full of jokes She’s our Bobby, we’re her folks. Annie May Bayne A bright little lass is Annie Bayne Success in life we know she’ll gain. Mary Ellen Brown Mary Ellen is a girl we all know She has all friends and never a foe. Nellie Gray Burgandine When the teachers want something done Nellie does it and makes it fun. Marie Doroney Campbell We all know Marie likes to study And we’re proud we are her buddy. Nellie Irene Deisher Irene likes to play and sing Joy to others she will bring. Dorothy May Fortune One of our pals is “ Dottie” Fortune Of her we’ll not share one tiny portion. Eleanor Jean Gibson Eleanor’s studious and athletic, too Short, blonde hair, and eyes of blue. Betty Jean Gilmer Black hair and very pretty She is smart and also witty. Ann Leith Griefith Short and gay, with hair very red About our Ann, the best can be said. Dreama Virginia Haynes It’s Dreama we call for when in trouble Boy! I wish she had a double. ' irginia Dare Hayslett Virginia Hayslett is very friendly and sweet With her, in studies, no one can compete. Gladys Mae Henderson A giggling girl is Gladys Mae She’ll cheer us along life’s way. Joyce Geralding Howard Joyce is as pretty as a flower in June And you’ll always find her singing a tune. Lucille Elizabeth Johnson Studious, lighthearted, carefree, and gay Skies for her are never gray. Mary Miller Johnson Mary Miller is never sad She has friends with both lasses and lads. 9 ] Seniors - = r U- . ' 7W, • A ' ttAA A IC ' -AjuumjL VJC4 J UM , Diana Jane Karides Diana is sweet and makes us believe That she doesn ' t ever get peeved. Janet Dolores Kibler As far as looks, Janet has the others topped Ji ' hen you see her your heart will stop. Sara Lee Lam A very nice girl is Sara Lee And just as pretty as can be. Daphne Janet Lingan Janet Lingan is a newcomer inthe Senior Class She ' s so attractive and quite a dramatic lass. Iona May McKenny Iona IS a very good friend Upon her you can depend. Emma Jean McSherry Jean is one of those Beta Club gals She ' s so bright and such a pal. Evelyn Patterson Mason Evelyn Mason is her name Basket ball is her fame. Marion Ellen Mason Marion Mason is very neat As far as appearance, she can ' t be beat. Hazel Masters Hazel is an awful good sport She is good on the basket ball court. Marion Elsie Morris Always a smile on her face She ' ll make friends any place. Betty Diane Mundy Betty is tops in the line of sports She surprises us all with her witty retorts. Mary Elizabeth Nelson Mary is a member of the cheering squad Standing by with a cheerful nod. Audrey Beatrice Patterson Brown eyes and brown hair has she That ' s our gal: Audrey “ Bea. Doris ’irginia Simpson It’e hear that Doris finds chemistry a “pip But we know she ' ll never be whipped. Betty Ann Smith Athletic and pretty: what competition Yet, you ' ll never find any opposition. Sue Ann Smith Sue Ann ' s sweet and nice and hep She ' s always active and full of pep. Mildred Luetta Toman Mildred is so nice and quiet It wouldn ' t hurt us to try it. Prances Ellen Turner Ellen Turner is our friend She ' ll stick by us to the end. Seniors Caroline Marguerite Via Tall and pretty, and a basket ball star Caroline ' s favorite pastime is driving a car. Peggy Eloise Via Peggy is a swell girl to know She works hard and always on the go. Frances Cornelia Vint Hot headed, cool headed, no matter how Frances Vint is a wow. Doris Alene Waddill Smart as a whiz; sharp as darts A on a quiz; A in our hearts. Margaret Faye Wade A blonde head; a sweet smile You know her well if you know her a while. Mary Lou Walker For us, a lot Mary Lou has done She ' s as bright as the morning sun. Gloria Jean Wet .el All her friends call her Spike She ' s a girl I know you ' d like. Anna Davies Zentmeyer A pretty face; a winning way We ' ll vouch for Anna any day. Steve John Abramedis Steve Abramedis is a very smart boy To all his teachers he is joy. Howard T. Baker, Jr. Howard has looks and strength to boot When he ' s on the football field, webegin to root. James Edwin Butler Jim is tall, dark, and quiet Chicken comes first on his diet. Robert Cutts Cahoon “Cutts is big and strong and nice All the girls look at him twice. Marshall Mason Deeds Baldy is a tower of strength Although he doesn ' t excel in length. Emmett Ray Gleason We understand that Emmett ' s veering Towards love and civil engineering. Robert Hankins Glover A football hero is our Bobby He has girls for a hobby. Thelmor Dewey Goin Dewey ' s handsome, to the girls he ' s thrilling Whenever through work, you ' ll find him willing. William Pembroke Hall Pern is little and awfully cute But his opinion of girls is just Aw, shoot! Joseph Glenn Hutcheson His name is Joe; his nickname Moe He never says no; always on the go. [ 11 ] Seniors Randolph Allen Kennedy Randie ' s” tall and pretty gay He ' s awful talkative, so they say. I AUL Patterson Paul is tall with brown, wavy hair lie ' s usually smiling, with never a care. Leigh Peter Showalter Leigh is a guy we all think bright He tries to please with all his might. Leslie David Smith David Smith is a king of a card To get along with him is not hard. (jordon Leon Sprouse Gordon is very quiet and seldom frowns It ' s always a pleasure to have him around. Robert Harold Tucker Bobby Tucker is one of our friends On him our very life depends. Harold Edwin Walker Harold IValker is another Senior dignitary In our school day memories he will tarry. John Shepard Wright, Jr. They say his name is Johnny JTright All our teachers think he ' s bright. Thomas Keith Young Tommy Young is a dependable boy Who fills all our hearts with joy. NOT PICTURED Ralph Edward Br.adley Edward ' s big and awfully strong He works for the government all summer long. Emory Arin Clarkson Emory just loves to tease the lasses This he does in all his classes. Robert Howell Hocker .4 hearty hi; a great big smile .1 witty boy; sharp as a file. Joseph Eugene Peaco Joe is a guy in our crowd Of him we are very proud. [ 12 ] Senior Class Mis tor y We, the senior class of 1946, started on our journey through high school when we entered dear old C. F. H. S. in September, 1942. As freshmen our thoughts turned mostly to falling in step with the upper-classmen. However, we selected the following to lead us through our first year: president, Bobby Glover; secretary, Joyce Ailstock, and treasurer, Betty Jean Gilmer. We chose Miss VanHorn as our sponsor. Our outstanding memories during this year were our initiation assembly program and our very own Halloween dance given to us by the seniors. When another year had rolled around, we found ourselves sophisticated sophomores. To start our second year off right, we organized and chose as our leaders: Sonny Scott, president; Bobby Glover, vice president; Betty Ann Smith, treasurer, and Joyce Ailstock, secretary. Miss Katherine Sprinkle was chosen as our sponsor. As sophomores, we bought a lovely United States flag, which we presented to the school. The entire class also spent a most enjoyable time at a picnic at Bean’s. With a sigh of relief, we entered our junior year. This year brought us much pleasure and many pleasant memories. It was during this semester that we worked with much enthusiasm and delight for the coming year. W e elected Bobby Glover, president; Caroline ’ia, vice president; Jean McSherry, secretary, and Leigh Showalter, treasurer. W e selected Miss Alary Catherine Clancy as our sponsor. In the fall, we ordered our senior rings. We also gave a musical assembly dedi- cated to the seniors. Planning for the junior-senior prom was the highlight of our junior year. Everyone worked hard, raising money to cover expenses, cleaning the auditorium, and helping in every way possible. For the night of the prom, we -decorated the stage with the senior colors, white and blue, and a ceiling with the moon and stars in the background. Gordon Chappel’s orchestra furnished the music with one of our own seniors, Sara Lee Lam, as vocalist. Everyone seemed to enjoy the prom, we juniors as well as the seniors. The rest of our junior year was given over to ushering and decorating for the seniors’ commencement exercises. This we did willingly for we wished to give the seniors a year which they would remember and cherish. When 1945 rolled around, we sighed to think that we were finally dignified seniors. This year we selected Bobby Cahoon as president, Joe Hutcheson as vice president, Jean AlcSherry as secretary, and Randolph Kennedy as treasurer. W e chose as our co-sponsors, Aliss anHorn and Airs. Evelyn Alatthews. Our first important memory during this year is that of the annual Halloween dance which we gave for the freshmen. We then turned our attention to our senior play. We chose a comedy, “That Crazy Smith Family.” We started working hard right after mid-term examina- tions and presented our play later on in the season. Other highlights of our senior year were the senior banquet and the junior- senior prom. After this, we turned our thoughts to study, looking forward to that wonderful day when we shall receive our diplomas. [ 13 ] Senior Superlatives Most Popular. . Best Look i II . . Best AU- A round Most Glamorous . Most in Love. . . Joyce Ailstock Robert Glover f Janet Kiblkr ■ ■ ■ Dewey Coin f Betty Ann Smith Robert Cahoon Sara Lee Lam Dewey Coin f J oyce Ailstock Robert Tucker Cutest Most Athletic Most Studious Friendliest Wittiest Most Dramatic Betty Ann Smith Marshall Deeds , L, ELYN Mason Robert TIcker Mary Lou W alker Steve Abramedes Barbara Armentrout Robert Glover Barbara Armentrout Joseph PiuTCHESoN Sue Ann Smith Ste e Abramedes Tke. klTls- ? €. to th . 2 i.j2ci.. L Zk Cower Classes CC fT .25C- - 2a4 4 dfJjCZCiCi ) • n, Doris Evelyn Craft Ryland Robert Crawford ’ iOLET Pearl Downey Richard Leland Drewery Betty Jane Durvin Sarah X’irginia Enos Dennis Elwood Fairburn Dorothy Mae Ferguson W illiam Chappelle Frederick Janie Irene Garland Joyce Ann Gibson Rachael Frances Hartsook Emma Grey Holland Herbert Leroy King Caroline Kirby Martha Drucilla Lair Albert Lawrence Bryant Katherine Rayma Clark Mary Ann Clarkson Anne Rose Claville ERBERT Leroy King President Albert Lawrence Bryant Vice President Martha Jane Bradley Secretary William Chappelle Frederick ... Treasurer Beverly Montague Anderson Fvelyn Marie Bayne Glenn Roy Binion Martha Jane Bradley Flizabeth Joan Larrick I 16 J Rumors Joseph Henry Liptrap Barbara Lucile McGehee Jeanine Morris Peggy Lou Oakes Marina AIarie Parthenis Nancy Margaret Paxton Robert Leon Paxton Peggy Ann Powell Roger Wayne Rapp Lionel Herman Rhodes Milan Albert Sampson Deward Houston Scott Jimmy McCorkle Scruggs William Anderson Shepard Hallie Byrd Showalter James Edwin Smith Peggy Withrow Stock Charles Lewis Strong Margaret St.Clair Turk Dreama Whitmer Nellie Kathleen Whitmer Charles Linden Wood Richard Wilson Wood Jacqueline Hughes Woodrum John Leo Wright NOT PICTURED Cleveland Andrew Burks Cecil Clayton Campbell Ralph William Deaton Emory Rader Fout Sidney Allison Hannah William Allen Rule Thomas Burly Stull J o Ann Walker n Jb4uu [ 17 ] I Sophomore Class Charlotte Paxton President Ri ben Showalter Pice President Gerald Thomas Secretary Marilyn Miller Treasurer BOVS GIRLS Aubrj;y Russel Bayne Leslie Pleas Cahoon Arnold Kenneth Clark James Edwin Craft James Edward Crawford James Courtney Drewery Robert Carter Gallagher Robert Meredith Goin George Blair Hickman Benjamin Harris Hocker Carl Dean Hoffman Peter James Kostel Albert Allen Layne Allen Franklin Liptrab Eugene Austin Mason Robert James McSherry Robin Pierce Miller Kenneth Linwood Payne Elbie Ri ' ben Showalter, Jr. Clayton Imjward Smith, Jr. James Russell Smith William Brinkly Smith Ja.mes Clarence Sutherland Gerald Frances ' Fhomas I ' lioMAS Roy Woods Genevieve Lee Acord Phyllis Arthur Ballard Elizabeth Jane Barger Jean . udrey Bayne I Phyllis Doretha Binion Barb.ara Yvonne Buchanan Eloise Burgendine Betty Westray Chappelle ' Eleanor Marie Deaton Ruth Elizabeth Downey Dorothy Ann Dudley Marion Rogers Emmett Marianne Fisher Betty Lou Greene | Xancy Lee Hayslett Helen Marian Kibler Carlett. ' V Frances McCormick Marilyn Joyce Miller Carrie Sue Murphy Charlotte Merle Paxton Mary Jean Ralston Ei.l.a Louise Reynolds . nn N ' irginia Rudisill Loraine Emogenf. Smith Doris Lee ia Lucille Dougherty right Rachel Ann Wright [ 18 ] Cl . C) .c . (fx r jft ' (- jryQ lOdLLeJ) JJUa Xo Xo cLy V Charles AIagee Loretta Kern . ' ! r Vice President Delores Lawler Secretary v lUjl w I George Estes Treasurer mp TJ J BOYS r Keith Wyatt Anderson James Westley Goff James Oliver Sayers N Kenneth David Argenbright Preston McKinley Hall Charles W. Sloane n Sherman G. Armstrong Clem Lloyd Irvine, Jr. Donald Eugene Stroub Nicholas William Bath Bernard Lynn Jefferies Robert Lee Thomas V Robert Ernest Bowers David Edgar Kessinger Gardner Daniel Tyler James Edgar Bryan Charles Thomas Magee Gordon Underhill Lonnie Preston Campbell Robert Oakes Jessie Theodore Vint Robert Hollman Clemmon John Jackson Pendleton William Perly Vint, Jr. O Danny Diamondidi LaVerne Putman Sterling Harvey Walker ' K George Edwin Estes Donald Coleman Rapp Leon M. Whitmer Garland Young Gilliland Russell David Reid William Elisha Winfrey ' Kenneth Philmore Glover John Dabney Rhodes Harry Pollard Woods Floretta E. Clarkson Betty Wyatt Culotta Shirley Mae Downey Margaret James E nos Margaret Golden Furry Evelyn Lovey Garrett Martha E. Hall Catherine Phylindia HartsookBetty Jane Mahaney GIRLS Doris Leigh King Janie Lanelle Knick Zeddie Marie Lamm Betty Jean Larman Dolores Lorene Lawler Elizabeth Blair Lawrence Constance Lee Lyons Iris M. Howard Kathleen Mary Huffman Daisy Johnson Doris Jane Johnson Barbara Ann Jordon Mercer Agantha McSherry Jean Stuart Moore Maxine Delories Nicely Joetta M. Norman Helen Virginia Painter VllVOliXlrt.X Mary Jane Kelly ht jJ n y Lee Perry Loretta l EE Kern •s ' t . Carolyn Wilson Powell F rances Margaret Powell Loretta Randaline Mary Ann Scruggs Dreama M. Shelton Garland Grace Simpson Mary Dolores Smith Elizabeth Mae Thurston Nancy Jane Via Ann R. Wade Barbara Ann Whiteside Betty Ann Wilhelm Janet D. Williams Catherine Ernestine Wills Patty Artz Withrow Snapshots . . . I. 3 - 4 - If hat ' s the latest gossip? ) um — Yu m! ! ! J natural pose! Jl’hen Hearts zvere Young and Gay. 5. Home! 6. Mutt and Jejf. 7. ‘ Swoon. 8. Oops, an accident. 9. Ride ' em Cowboy! ! 10. Look at the rabbit? ? 11. Our huskies. 12. Can ' t you ever do right? [ 20 ] VV C. ' 7 , f, — Z - . 4 Zhe tivitks A cl I A yvC A • ‘ ' ' ' €a„.A o ' T - - Tl v., ' Jy, 0.yrv aiuLc- , c-C Vg. ,t_. i TrUL. 1? Tl hjL} R5. eX AllegltaHiaH Staff j ■•Wv! ; _ 1 6 OFFICERS Sarah Enos Editor Grey Holland Business Editor iRGiNiA Hayslett Secretary Miss Goode Sponsor Kenneth Argenbright Martha Jane Bradley Bobby Cahoon Betty Calotta Anne Claville Eleanor Deaton Marshall Deeds Margaret Enos Bob Gallagher MEMBERS Betty Jean Gilmer Dewey Goin Barbara Jordan Randolph Kennedy Herbie King Carolyn Kirby Joan Larrick Delores Law’ler Charlie Magee Barbara AIcGehee Marie Parthenis Carolyn Powell Ann Rudisill Jimmy Smith Gerald Thomas Jack Winfrey Charles ' ood Harry W oods - t Meta Club OFFICERS Sarah Enos Joyce Ailstock Mary Lou Walker Sidney Hannah Miss Pickeral ' . . .President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Sponsor Steve Abramedis Annie May Bayne Martha Jane Bradley A ' Iary Ellen Brown Ralph Deaton Irene Deisher Betty Jean Gilmer MEMBERS Rachel Hartsook Virginia Hayslett Grey Holland AIary AIiller Johnson Carolyn Kirby Joan Larrick Barbara McGehee Jean McSherry Jeanine VIorris Nancy Paxton Marie Parthenis Charlotte Paxton P ' aye Wade Randolph Kennedy [ 23 ] Zie Club OFFICERS I Ierhie King Barbara Armentroeit Martha Jane Bradley Louise Reynolds Miss Sherman and Mr. Lawler. . . . Secretary . . Treasurer Co-Sponsors Tommy Woods Albert Bryan Marvin Nichols Gardner Tyler Milan Sampson Tommy Young Kenny Payne MEMBERS Benny Hocker Billy Frederick Bobby Glover Jimmy Sutherland Marilyn Miller Anne Rudisill Betty Chappell Joan Larrick Sarah Enos Margaret Enos Marian Emmett Barbara McGehee Betty Jean Gilmer 4 1 24 ] OFFICERS Betty Durvin . .President Oliver Sayers Jdce President Kathleen Huffman Secretary James Bryan Treasurer Nancy Perry Reporter M iss W iLSON AND Miss W illiams Co-Sponsors MEMBERS Carletta McCormick Clem Irvine Doris King Grace Simpson Pep Club OFFICKRS JOYCK A I I, STOCK 1 Iali.ie Showaltkr Betty Ann Smith Miss Ck)OOE President . . . .Pice President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Joyce Ailstock Barbara Armentrout Phyllis Binion AFartha J. Bradley AFary a. Clarkson Doris Craft Betty L. Greene Ann Cjriffith MEMBERS Betty J. Gilmer Ann Howard Joan Larrick Marila ' n Miller AL ra ' FF Nelson Audrey Patterson Charlotte Paxton Louise Reynolds FIallie Showalter Betta ' a. Smith Betta ' L. Stratton Dewea’ Goin Herbert King Bob Tucker Bob McSherra’ I 2(1 I l£jh: ' -‘ ho .UUj ; t - «, : . dAtic i j yVjuu-i: iZi r. WMj 1 ' U jJdu iJju Monogram Club OFFICERS Bobby Tucker . Joe Hutcheson Dewey Coin . . . Mr. Lawler. . . President .... Vice President Secretary- T reasu rer Sponsor Bobby Cahoon Bobby Glover Tommy W oods Emmett Gleason Allen Liptr.lp Joe Liptrap MEMBERS Tommy Stull Howard Baker Bobby McSherry Johnny Wright Petie Mason Rupert Howard Ruben Showalter Leigh Showlvlter Edward Bradley Gordon Sprouse Bill Hoffman [ 27 ] MouHta ' meer Staff KDITORLM. (Srey Holland Editor Marie Parthenis Assistant Editor Anne Claville Carolyn Kirby Anne Rudisill Irene Diesher Pete Kostel Sue Ann Smith Sarah Enos Charlie Magee Gerald Thomas Dorothy Mae Fortune Marie Parthenis Caroline ia Grey Holland Charlotte Paxton Doris Waddill Loretta Kern Eleanor Deaton BUSINESS Jean W etzel Business Manager Mary Elizabeth Nelson Assistant Business Manager Mary Miller Johnson Circulation Manager Anne Griffith Betty Ann Smith Joan Larrick Betty Jean Gilmer Marie Campbell Marilyn Miller Martha Jane Bradley , ij o . JU t ’ ' OL� -a— o |5-Qji cQ ' - U. Lu ' oS , T)mmatic Club OFFICERS ,._vQ .SbSLs ( 5 = tMu 5 U Barbara Armentrout President Herbert King Vice President AIarie Parthenis Secretary Dennis Fairburn Treasurer Miss Lambert Sponsor A MEMBERS Steve Abramedis Joyce Ailstock Kenneth Argenbright Phyllis Binion Martha Jane Bradley Bobby Cahoon Marie Campbell Mary Anne Clarkson Anne Claville Doris Craft Betty Culotta Marian Emmett Sarah Enos Billy Frederick Betty Jean Gilmer Dewey Coin Grey Holland Rupert Howard Mary Miller Joh nson Loretta Kern Carolyn Kirby Joan Larrick Janet Lingan Evelyn Mason Barbara McGehee Marilyn Miller Bobby Miller Elizabeth Nelson Peggy Lou Oakes Audrey Patterson Charlotte Paxton Louise Reynolds Deward Scott Hallie Showalter Leigh Showalter Ruben Showalter Betty Ann Smith Jimmy Smith Sue Anne Smith Gerald Thomas Bobby Tucker Caroline Via Mary Lou Walker Janet Williams Tommy Woods Shirley Zimmerman [ 29 ] Marie Parthenis Joyce Ailstock. Ellen Turner . M iss W ilson M RS. Matthews (jirls ’ Mi OFFICERS .... President Pice President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Co-Sponsors Barbara Armentrout Phyllis Binion Eloise Burgandine Betty Chappell Mary Ann Clarkson Eleanor Deaton Sarah Enos Dorothy May Fortune Betty Lou Green MEMBERS Ann (jriffith Grey Holland Sara Lee Lam Evelyn Mason Barbara AIcGehee Marilyn Miller Jeanine Morris AIary E. Nelson Charlotte Paxton Pegga ' Powell Louise Reynolds Hallie Showalter Betty Ann Smith Betty Lou Stratton Frances int Jean W etzel Jackie W ' oodrum L 30 I Moys’ Mi- y OFFICERS Bobby Glover Tommy Woods Albert Bryan William Frederick Mr. Lawler President Vice President Secretary . . . . Treasurer Sponsor Tommy Stull Edward Bradley Bobby Cahoon Bobby Tucker Billy Rule Dicky Drewry MEMBERS Dewey Goin Jimmy Butler Herbert King William Shepard Jimmy Scruggs Leigh Showalter Joe Hutcheson Ruben Showalter Eugene Mason David Smith Howard Baker [ 31 ] Mamony Club OFFICERS Mary Mii.ler Johnson. Martha Jane Bradley. Dorothy AIay Fortune Eleanor Deaton Mrs. Adams President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Kathleen Huffman Barbara Jordan Sara Lee Lam Joan Larrick Delores Lawler Li BBY Lawrence Janet Lingan Barbara McGehee Marilyn Miller Jean Moore Charlotte Paxton Carolyn Powell Louise Reynolds Ann Rudisill Betty Ann Smith Jo Ann W alker Mary Lou Walker Barbara Whiteside Helen Argenbright .. Irene Deisher ' J Phyllis Binion Marie Campbell Betty Chappel Ann Clavhlle Betty Culotta Margaret Enos Sarah Enos Betty Jean Gilmer Dreama Haynes Ann Howard V Uoys’ Qlee Club OFFICERS Bobby Cahoon .President Gerald Thomas Vice President Jimmy Sutherland Secretary Marshall Deeds Treasurer John Rhodes Librarian Mrs. Carrol Adams Sponsor MEMBERS AIonty Anderson Keith Anderson Billy Bath Ralph Deaton Kenneth Glover George Hickman r AVTD Rffd David Kessinger ' Pete Kostel Charles Magee Robert Oakes Jack Pendleton C ' I jdh 1 i T t) ' ] junior Classical Ceague Steve Abramedis Evelyn Garret Marilyn Miller Joyce Ailstock Joyce Gibson Mary P ' lizabeth Nelson Kenneth Argenbright Betty Jean Gilmer Delores Nicely Barbara Armentrout Kenneth Glover Peggy Log Oakes Billy Bath Ann Griffith Helen Painter Evelyn Bayne Katherine Hartsook Marie Partiienis Phyllis Binion Nancy Jane Hayslett Audrey Patterson Martha Jane Bradley Gladys Henderson Peggy Powell Mary Ellen Brown George Hickman David Reid Eloise Burgandine Grey Holland Louise Reynolds Marie Campbell Iris Howard Ann Rudisill Betty Chappel Joyce Howard Jimmy Scruggs Katherine Clark Mary Miller Johnson Hallie Showalter Mary Ann Clarkson Barbara Jordan Betty Ann Smith Ann Clavtlle Mary Jane Kelly David Smith Betty Culotta Preston Campbell Sue Ann Smith Eleanor Deaton Jean Moore Peggy Stock Ralph Deaton Loretta Kern Betty Lou Stratton Marshall Deeds David Kessinger Leonard Straub Betty Durvtn Carolyn Kirby Jimmy Sutherland Marion Emmett Zetty Lam Gerold Thomas Margaret Enos Betty Jean Larman Margaret Turk Sarah Enos Joan Larrick Ellen Turner George Estes Delores Lawler Mary Lou Walker Dorothy Iae Eortune Elizabeth Lawrence Jean ’ETZEL Billy Erederick Connie Lyons Barbara Whitside Margaret Eurry Charles Magee Nellie ’HITMER Bobby Gallagher Corletta McCormick “Jackie” Woodrum Janie Garland Barbara McGhee Mrs. Lynn, Sponsor L 34 ] T Home Smomics Club Evelyn Bayne Mary Ellen Brown Eloise Burgandine Katherine Clark Janie Garland Joyce Gibson Betty Lou Greene Virginia Hayslett Ann Griffith Ann Howard Elisabeth Johnson Eiana Karides Helen Kibler Janey D. Kibler Sara Lee Lam Hazel Masters Betty Mundy Peggy Lou Oakes Audrey Patterson Nancy Paxton Jean Powell Peggy Powell Peggy ' Via P ' rances Vint Doris Waddill Nellie Whitmer Betty Wilhelm Anna Zentmyer AIartha Lair [ 35 ] 1. First Aid station. 5. 2. “ Love You Truly 6. 3. Help! Fire! Murder! 7. 4. {Let it snow.) 8. li ' e ' ll beat ' em next time. 9. The Ipana Smile. 10. Look at Mr. Show-Ojf! ! ii. He won ' t hurt you, Sarah. 12. Look at the Birdie. ' ' Freaks! ! ! If ho ' re you worrying about ' : ' ? .4 .Merry CIt ristmas. wasn ' t it ' : ' [ 36 J Athletics Co-M anagers Varsity football Syuad W illiam Rule i Charles Strong Freddie Li PTRAP Courtney Lawler Mascot . Coach Howard Baker Bobby Caiioon Bobby Glover Rupert Howard Joe Hutcheson I ete Kostel Eugene Mason Leigh Showalter Ruben Showalter Tommy Stull Bobby Tucker I ' ' junior Varsity football Squad Lionel Rhodes Oliver Say’ers , ' -C c a V .UJ • ■ i . Albert Bry’an James Bryan Aubrey Baane Robert Bowers Leslie Caiioon Bobba ' Clemmons Richard Drewra ' Preston Hall Herbert King Allen Liptrap Harold W alker Sonny Sampson Billa’ Rule Marvin Nichols Kenneth Paa ' ne Sonny Scott Gardner Ta’ler ' Harra ' W oods ,, Richard Woods Tomma ' W oods Tommy Young Qirls’ basket Mall Squad, 1945-46 Jacqueline Woodrum Evelyn Mason Co-Captains Joyce Ailstock Peggy Stock M anagers Miss Sherman Coach Genevieve Acord Phyllis Ballard Eloise Burgandine Katherine Clark Ann Dudley Eleanor Gibson Dreama Haynes Nancy Hayslette Nancy Hughson Betty Makaney Evelyn AIason Hazel Masters Jeanine AIorris Betty AIundy Mary Elizabeth Nelson Nancy Paxton Doris Simpson Grace Simpson Larraine Smith Caroline Via Jackie Woodrum Shirley Zimmerman [ 39 ] Cla ‘ Uoys ’ basket J all Squad. 1945-46 Bobby Tucker 1 1 ERBERT King Mr. Lawler . . . Captain Manager . . . Coach Bobby Cahoon Billy Frederick Bobby Glover Joe Hutcheson Pete Kostel Joseph Liptrap Eugene Mason Billy Rule Leigh Showalter Ruben Showalter Tommy Stull Snapshots . . . 1 . Let ' s go! ! 2. “ Day Dreavi ing. ” 3. There ' s a Long, Long Trail a Winding. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fair- banks, Jr. 5. Kill Her! 6. There she goes! 7. Fd hide, too! 8. Three-man team. 9. Get out of the way. 10. Deer and Mouse. 1 1. Late as usual. 12. Our cheer leaders! [ 41 ] Snapshots . . . Senior Directory Joyce Ann Ailstock — Junior Classical League; Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Main Cheerleader, 3, 4; Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Hi-Y, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Vice President Student Government, 4; Manager Girls’ Basket Ball Team, 4; Secre- tary, Freshman Class; Secretary, Sophomore Class. Helen Ward Argenbright — Harmony Club, 4. Barbara Armentrout — Hi-Y, 4; Pep Club, 3, 4; S. C. A., i; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 4; Bow Tie Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Home Economics, 3; Junior Classical League, i; Mountaineer Staff, i- Annie May Bayne — Beta Club, 4; Home F,c. Club, 2, 3. Mary Ellen Brown — Harmony Club, 1; Beta Club, 3, 4; Junior Classical League, i. Reporter, i; Home Ec. Club, 3, 4. Nellie Gray Burgandine — Home Ec. Club, 4. Marie Doroney Campbell — Junior Classi- cal League, i, 2, 3, 4; Harmony Club, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Mountaineer Staff, 3, 4; S. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4. Nellie Irene Deisher — Beta Club, 4; Mountaineer Staff, 4; Assembly Committee; Pianist, 3, 4. Dorothy May Fortune — Hi-Y, 4; Harmony Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Mountaineer Staff, 4; Junior Classical League, i, 2. Eleanor Jean Gibson — No Clubs; Basket Ball. Betty Jean Gilmer — Dramatic Club, 4; Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, President, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Harmony Club, i, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, 2, Vice President, 3 ; Mountaineer Staff, 3, 4; Alleghanian Staff, 4; Bow Tie Club, 3, 4; F. C. L., I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, i. Secretary, 2, 3; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Reporter of Sophomore Class. Ann Leith Griffith — Hi-Y, 3, 4; Pep Club, 4; Business Staff of Mountaineer, 2, 3, 4; F. C. L., I, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club, 4. Dreama Virginia Haynes — Harmony Club, i, 2, 3, 4; F. C. L., I, 2, 3, 4. Virginia Dare Hayslett — Beta Club, 4; Alleghanian, 4, Secretary, 4; Home Ec. Club, 4 - Gladys Mae FIenderson — S. C. y ., i; Home Ec. Club, 3, 4. Joyce Geraldine Howard — Junior Classi- cal League, l; S. C. A., i. Lucille Elizabeth Johnson — Home Ec. Club, 4; S. C. A., I. Mary Miller Johnson — Harmony Club, i, 2, 3, President, 4; Dramatic Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1,2, 3,4, President, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Business Staff Mountaineer, 3, 4, Circular Manager, 4. Diana Tane Karides — Home Ec. Club, 4.; 5. C. A., I. Janet Dolores Kibler — Home Ec. Club, 3, 4, Reporter, 4. Sara Lee Lam — S. C. A., i; Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4; Harmony Club, 3, 4; Hi-Y, 4. Daphne Janet Lingan — Athletic Associa- tion, I, 2, 3; Glee Club, I, 2, 3; Harmony Club, 4; Library Club, 3; Dramatic Club, 4. Iona May McKenny — S. C. A., i. Emma Jean McSherry — Secretary, Junior, Senior Classes; Beta Club, 2, 3, 4; S. C. A., i, 2. Evelyn Patterson Mason HI-Y, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Basket Ball, Co- Captain, 4. Marion Ellen Mason — No Clubs. Hazel Louise Masters — Basket Ball, 2; Home Ec. Club, 4; S. C. . ., l. Marion Elsie Morris — No Clubs. Betty Diane Mundy— Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4; Basket Ball, 3, 4. Mary Elizabeth Nelson — Junior Classical League, i, 2, 3, 4; S. C. A., i; Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 4; Mountaineer Staff, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager, 4; Dramatic Club, 4. Doris Virginia Simpson — Basket Ball, 3, 4. Betty , ' nn Smith -Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Junior Classical League, I, Vice President, i; Pep Club, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Harmony Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Staff, Mountaineer, I, 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager; Treasurer of Sophomore Class. [ 43 ] SuK Ann Smith- -junior Classical League, I, 2, 3, 4; S. C. A., 1; Mountaineer Staff, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Basket Ball, 2. Mii.uREi) Luetta Toman — No Clubs. Frances Fllen Turner — Junior Classical League, 1, 2, 3, 4; Harmony Club, 3; Hi-V, 3, 4, B’reasurer, 4. Audrey Beatrice Patterson — Junior Clas- sical League, 3, 4; Home F,c. Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2, 3, 4. Caroline Marguerita ’ia— Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Harmony Club, i; Vice Presi- dent, Junior Class; Junior Classical League, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket Ball. Peggy F.loise dA -Home Ec. Club. Frances Cornelia Vint — Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Hi-Y, 4. Doris , lene Waddill — Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4, ice President, 3, Secretary, 4; Moun- taineer Staff, 4. Margaret Faye W ade — Beta Club, 3, 4. Mary I,ou W alker — Beta Club, 2, 3, Secre- tary, 3; Dramatic Club, 2, 3; Junior Classical League, 1, 2, 3; Harmony Club, l, 2, 3. Gloria Jean WTtzel — Junior Classical League, l, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Hi-Y, 3, 4; Mountaineer Staff, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4. Anna Davies Zentmeyer — S. C. A. Steve John . bramedis- Beta Club, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Junior Classical League, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club, 3. Howard Thomas Baker, Jr. —Hi-Y, 3, 4; Monogram, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4. James F ' .dwin Butler — Hi-Y, 4. Robert Cutts Cahoon — Monogram Club. 3, 4; Junior Classical League, i, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y. 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; President of Senior Class; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4; Basket Ball, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4. Marshall Mason Deeds — Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; .Alleghanian, 4; Junior Classi- cal l.eague, 2, 3, 4. E.mmett Ray Gleason — .Monogram Club, 3, 4- Robert Hankins Glover -Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Student Council; President of Student Government, 4; Monogram Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Bow Tie Club, 3, 4; President of F ' reshman Class; ice President of Sopho- more Class; President of Junior Class. Thelmor Dewey Goin- Hi-A ' , 3, 4, Chap- lain, 4; .Monogram Club, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Pep Club, 4; Main Cheerleader, 4; .Alle- ghanian, 4. William Pembroke Hall — S. C. . . Joseph Glenn Hutcheson — Hi-Y, 3, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4; I’rack, 3, Manager, 2; Baseball, 3, 4; Boxing .Manager, 2; dce President of Senior Class; ’ice President of Monogram Club. Ralph Edwards — Hi-A ' , i, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary, 3; Football, 3; Monogram Club, 4. Emery .Arin Clarkso.n — Xo Clubs. Robert Howell Hocker — Xo Clubs. Randolph .Allen Kennedy — Mountaineer Staff, I, 2; .Alleghanian Staff, i, 2; Beta Club, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Senior Class. Paul Patterson — Xo Clubs. Joseph Eugene Peaco — X’o Clubs. Leigh Peter Showalter — Football, i, 2, 3, 4; Basket Ball, i, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Hi-A , 3, 4; Treasurer of Junior Class Monogram Club, 2. 3, 4- Leslie David S.mith — Hi-A ' , 4; Junior Classical League, i, 2, 3, 4; .Alleghanian Staff, 3- Gordon Leon Sprouse — Xo Clubs. Robert Harold Tucker — Boys’ Hi-A’, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Pep Club, 4; A ' ice President of Freshman Class. Harold Edwin AA’alker — Xo Clubs. John Shepard Wright, Jr. — Basket Ball, 2; Football Manager, 3; Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4. 1 ' ho.mas Keith A oung — Football, 3, 4. [ 44 ] if y I O ' v vf CO O V ' COMPLIMENTS OF THE WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY [ 45 ] Compliments of the Nehi Bottling Company Covington, Virginia NICELY’S FUNERAL HOME Phone 213 W. Roy Nicely, Manager Compliments of THE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BANK Clifton Forge, Virginia Resources over 1,800,000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of CITY OFFICIALS E. V. Winfrey ' , Jr. W. W. Hallig.yn C. B. Gallegher W. C. Drager R. C. Tyler L. F. Higgins t 46 ] Compliments of Compliments of Burk’s Coal and Transfer Co. 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Box 17394, Portland, OR 97217 NP281 ■.prii 1 ., 19 5 J Dear UOers. Here, at last, is tlmt f list of names and addresses the information received been lifted from your lecte luctant about letter writiafi ber of people from whom the. e w-. attempted to supplement the ilea ■ people, and you know what kintis vides If you read that you no , h. were unaware or that you have d, nurse, remember that this servi- e ■, cost CouJjtesy of Culotta , ' -at of reunion news. The • it can be according; to ‘ rasnts and statistics h ive you,, it seems, are as re- •counts for the large num y .. In some instances I have O ' - -.nriory or from asking other i.ii information that sometimes pro- a vjife and child of whom you iniy become a doctor instead of a us provided without additional It seems politic to remind you that the committee has coni idered alternate plans as to location to iS used according to attendance in August o No change will be made, however, until more accurate informa= tion is available. One pleasant i� ote supplements the original plan and involves the ladies only, Dolores Lawler Stevens would like to invite all of the ladies who are in town Friday, August 7, 1959, to play bridge at her house that evening. This, of course, includes wives of ' i+Oers as well as female class members. Since Dolores describes bridge as something to do with your hands while you talk , you can see that this is really a get=reacquainted warm-up for Satur- day, Think it over and we will ask for a show of hands when vie take the final count for other reunion events. I should still like to hear from those of you who have not had a chance to write. Even a confirmation of your having received the information would be welcomed—in some cases we were a little unsure about the addresses we had for you. If you discover inaccuracies in information and addresses for yourself or others, please notify me and changes will be made. Sometime in Ilay or June we shall send out information regarding final plans and we shall ask you then for a definite answer and some money, Keep this in mind and plan to to the success of this reunion . REUNION CROUP N, ’■ ' illiam Bath 113 V.’. Nelson Street Lexington, Va, attend. Each of you is impor- Sincerely. k years in Navy, at present in law school at V;,and L, If it is at all possible, I will be present, Robert E, Bowers 722 Brussels 3t, Clifton Forge, Va Married, 2 girls-Susan and Kelly, Planning engineer - Vepco, I ' m ail for the plans -. 2 - Danny Diamondidis riadison Terrace, Apt. Walnut Lane Harrisonburg, Va. George E, Estes ?5 JJlosher Ave. Battle Creek, Michigan Robert L . Ferguson 6ll|. Southern Ave.,S.E, Washington, D.C. Lt, George B. Hickman 12 ' ) Colwick Drive Somers Point, N.J. Harold H. Holland 3914 Beech Street Cincinnati 27, Ohio Bernard L. Jeffries Cliftondale Park Clifton Forge, Va. The Reverend David Kessinger O.S.U. Benedictine Priory 304 N. Sheppard St. Richmond 21, Va. Allen F, Liptrap P44 Vulcan St. Clifton Forge, VUo John Jo Pendleton 3690 Sakin Road, Apt ,11 Columbus 4, Ohio Robert It. Oakes 2525 Longview Ave« Roenoke, Va , Donald C , Rapp 406 Yeardly Ave. Lynchburg, Va. Russell D. Reid, Jr. 700 Alleghany St, Clifton Forge , Va, John Dabney Rhodes 1906 Byrd 3t. Richmond, Va. Clayton E„ Smith, Jr. 1052 Wahler Place, S.Eo Washington, B.C. No reply Married, Mgr. or Asst. Mgr. of VJoolworth ’ s (?) Married, 2 children. Budget Sales Dept . “Goodyear Service Store. Glad to hear about the reunion . No reply Married, 1 son. Air Force=desk .job with some 3®t-flying, The reunion plans sound great— Air Force willing, will see you in August No reply Married, 1 son Married, 2 boys, electrician with C. 0. fhe plans are OK. No reply No reply Asst. Mgr. Meat Dept .-Kroger ’s Married, 1 child, student-part time with U.S. §eologlcal Survey All plans seem good, No reply iterried, 1 child, telegrapher- N. V . RR. i arried, Engineer-draftsman for Va. Dept, of Highways. Army reserve obligations prevent attendance No reply Engineering student -V.P. I. , C. , 0. electrician No reply No reply Married, 2 children = 3 = Leon 7.. ' ’hitmer Fairview Heights Clifton Forge, Va , Harry P, ”oods 1|.12 Manfland Ave Brie, Pa, Eugene Ao .’ ' iason 3575 Norway Place Norfolk 9, Va, James B. Bryan 116 Lafayette 3to Clifton Forge, Va, Ensign Keith Anderson ZP=3, N.A.3. Lakehurst, N.J. Lto Jack ’’infrey M.C.U.S.NcRo ll.S.N. Unit , Clarksville Base Clarksville, Tenne s sea Charles T„ liagee 2112 lie St.,N.W„ ’•’ashington 8, D.Co ’’illiam ?o Vint, Jr. Pine 3t. Clifton Forge, Va. Robert L. Thomas IILO Locust Ave, Charlottesville, Va. Floretta Clarkson r ' Irso James McGee 3835 ' .vhiteside St., N.3. Roanoke, Va. Betty V’ . Culotta 207 Lee t., ' pt. 5 Gaithersburg, Kd. Margaret Snos Mrs. David Steere 70 La Salle 3t . , Apt . 20 New York 27, N.Y. Catherine P. Hartsook 115 ‘ ' ath St. Clifton Forge, Va. Iris Howard Mrs. il.D. Piercy 415 ’’’indemere ’. ' . ' ay Jessup, Md. Married, 2 children-ages 2 andlfj Restaurant Mgr® D.D. FitzGerald, Inc. Plans to attend. Married, 2 sons-ages k and 2, Lord Mfg. Co o� re search chemist. Vrill be nice to be with the old class again, No reply riarried, 3 children Married, boy=Stephen and girl-Bliza- beth Ellen, C.I .-V. ' aynesboro Tele� ohone CO. L ' e’re planning to come. Wo reply In naval lighter -than-air- craft (?) No reply Navy doctor No reply Wavy (?) No reply Married, 1 son, clerk=C. 0. Married, Ghildren-Debbie and Bobby Mitch, sales position-Nat ’1 Biscuit Co, Looking forward to a wonderful time . No reply 2 children Edward and Maria Teacher .currently librarian- Gaitiiersburg High Married, teaching It will surely be interesting and fun, May not be able to come. Clerk”Stsu ' Cut-Rate It sounds fine to me. Employed in Dept, of Defense Hope everyone will have a wonderful time „ „ 4 - Kathleen Huffman ?-Irs. Thomas fl. Surber Timberlake Lynchburg, Va� Mairy Jane Kelly f 525 Second Ave.,Apt. 7 Silver Spring, iMd. Loretta Kern I ' Irs. li.ICo Taylor Fairview Heights Clifton Forge, Vao Doris King Mrs. Arnold Knick 565 Verge St. Clifton Forge, Va. Dolores Lawler Mrs. Thomas V. 3te� ens Treraont St. Clifton Forge, Va. Elizabeth Lawrence Mrs, . ' •■illard Owen .205 Packard St, Parkersburg , . Va . Connie Lyons I ' rSo John J. Ayd 3923 Chesterfield Ave. Baltimore, Md. Jean Moore M rs, Marvin Nichols 320 Main St. Clifton Forge, Va. Betty I ' iusgrove Mrs. Paul Karidis 3 421 Oaklawn A ve . , N . Hoanoke, Va. Helen Painter Mrs. Hondal 3. Caldwell Iron Gate, Va. Helen Pendleton lirso Norman Trippe Newcastle, Va. Nancy Perry Mrs, V. ' illys Rowe Box 226a, R.F.U. 1 Oakton, Va. Francis Powell Mrs. Arden L. Nicely 92 ? Rose St. Clifton Forge, Va. 3 children-Sutchie,Pam and Fat The reunion sounds wonderful and I’m really looking forward to it. Asst, Principal-elem. school, work- ing on Ph.D. I would like to be included in the reunion plans. 2 children-Robbie and Ellen Plans to be there. No reply Employed at Dari-Delite 2 children-Stevie and Sharon Of course the Stevens plan to attend with brood. 1 son-Mickey, teaching school, solo- ist and choir director atlocal church. Everything outlined sounds fine-Ifm looking forward to it, 1 son-Jay. Plans to attend I hear. No reply No reply 2 boys- Mark and Tillis Preston No reply 4 children No reply 1 child No reply 2 boys 3 girls-7,2 and 9 months. The reunion sounds like loads of fun, No reply 2 children -4 Dreama Shelton Mrs, Richard B„ Blauvelt 1527 Roosevelt Ave, Falls Church, Va, 1 son, Ricky and 1 daughter, Linda Joy lUk months, I hope the class of ’49 has a very successful reunion, Dolores Smith rirs. Otis Colston 1346 Jeffress St, South Boston, Va, 2 boys-6 and Uh- ”I though the plans were .lust grand, VJould love to see all of you,” Blizabeth Thurston Mrs. Dallas Nicely 309 Bath St, Clifton Forge, Va, 2 children-Paula Ann and Mark Ed- ward=-a veteran trailer traveler, currently in Louisiana with her soldier husband. I ' m looking for= ward to our reunion, Nancy J, Via 220 Roxbury 3t, Clifton Forge, Va, No reply Employed at h ' .T. Grant Co. Barbara ’ ' .’hiteside Mrs, Norman Rice 620 Alleghany St, Clifton Forge, Va. 1 son=Keven, nurse I think it ' s fine, Patty A, V ' ithrow Box 22 Navy 21A F.P.O. New York, K.Y. Teaching 2nd year for Navy at Port Lyautey, Morocco. The plans are great reading and I certainly will try to attend, so count me in. Carolyn Powell Mrs, Co Leonard Smith, Jr, 617 Rose St, Clifton Forge, Va, 1 daughter, Lynn, private duty nursing. Plans to attend. Janie Knick Mirs. J.C, Keen 5A1 Verge St, Clifton Forge, Va, No reply Betty Jane Mahaney M� ' 3, A,K. Clark 1Q20 South Ditmar Ocean Side, California No reply 1 daughter Betty Ann b ' ilhelm rs. Danny Lally c 0 tJirs, C,P, V’ilhelm 114 V ' , Ridgeway St. dlifton Forge, Va. No reply Barbara A. Crawford 132 E, Leon Lane Cocoa Beach, Florida No reply For those of you in or near the V. ' ashington area for whom a phone call would be easier than a letter, my number is Gaithersburg 1067-M until about the 15th of April, After that new numbers go into effect and I am sxire mine could be obtained by asking for Gaithersburg Information, V M ' Vir Q H ' ‘ l ru Juy fs � cJ ' ' y ' hn Chld ■ ' h ' Q.cM- A UaJ . W ' VmMUMJ c. JlMAy -J-ot y74A Ay iy . ' n-AAl L yy)(n yftAyyv ! Z ' ni ■iz-C-THTyte, ■■ ' H rt Ai X AT ' Urd i AM-y( jJu n i UiJL _1_ VLM, - U i JL - 1 aJ; nu u J , iM ]0Trd. d dnu yH . y -Oyt yjc-c y h3 d A- y .y A� ' - yd-Cl o ] M ydd . AAsd-O yd ' Jdl -uy I