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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

l958 Q anian Published by The Alleghonion Staff Clifton Forge High School Clifton Forge, Virginia Iliff 7U ll FACULTY I IHIIP1 LOWFR CLASSES 546'- fi 1014 lllll HI ll ATHIETICS Avi .ua- .X 1 llrll 51117 411 A SENIORS 7 22 TABLE CONTENTS 45 60 ADVERTISEMENTS 61 7 5 2 : . 1, S- ' . f 1 , .................. - Cf ., IA, url M LY 1 X. 1 x ORGANIZATIONS .................. 33--14 Kjry ': fn J 7 3 - N 4 .vdl 'w '- . ...................... - T1 if L- ' 95? ,QT V! 9 ,, ,3 - ' fly, Q A K . L' x 0 4 may ll!! ii!! iii 0 6 as 'l V ff? i4'?f3i'5 , ,MVN Mr. George Copenhaver Mr. C. F. Adams A.B., M.A., Emory and Henry College, B.S., M.A., University of Mexico, Univer- University of Virginia, Superintendent of sity of Virginia, Principal of Clifton Forge Clifton Forge Schools. High School, Hi-Y Sponsor. FACULTY Mrs. Vira Noel Secretary. kr' 'Hmm Mr. B. A. Mullins B.S., Davis College, Assistant Principal, Football Coach, Basketball Coach. ffl , Ar 2 Mrs. C. F. Adams B.S., University of Virginia, Eighth Grade Sponsor, Beta Club Sponsor. Mrs. Dorothy P. Ferrell -'ta AB MA Universi of Kentucky ' '! ' 'Y ty I George Peabody College, Librarian, Alleghanian Advisor. Miss Mary Lou Gray Radford College, Basketball Coach, Junior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Mary Ellen Griggs B.S. Madison Colle e Sophomore 8 Class Sponsor, Jr. Tri-,Hi-Y Sponsor. yr Mrs. L. F. Higgins Longwood College. AQ! Mrs. Catherine Kling Driver Educ ation Teacher. Mr. James B. Lunger ' A.B., Washington and Lee University, Freshman Class Sponsor. Mr. Arthur V. Malona A.B., Boston University Graduate School, E. 'Z Washington and Lee University, Base- ball Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor. E' is- i'-'MK Mrs. Jean H. Manner, B.S., Madison College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. Mrs. Olga R. Oliver, West Virginia Institute of Technology, Seventh Grade Sponsor. Miss Dora M. Robinson, B.S., Madison College, FHA Sponsor. Mrs. Mildred C. Ruff, B.S., Longwood College, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor, Mountaineer Advisor. Mrs. Joanne Ruleg B.A., Mary Baldwin College, Cheerleader Sponsor, Eighth Grade Sponsor. Mr. Richard E. Smith, B.S., Bluefield College, Roanoke College, Junior Class Sponsor, Assistant Football Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach. Mxss Margaret S. Van Hom, B.A., Randolph Macon Women's College, Senior Class Sponsor, S.C.A. Sponsor. Mrs. Marilyn M. Woods, B.A., Madison College, Freshman Class Sponsor, Tri- Hi-Y Sponsor. if, .qv 5, 'IZ -W fd -lf. ,,-. :ni-4 ' x AG? :b . 'Q f-4:3-sf? ':'f:f3f3Gg, Q an 4,-. A- . .far f.4.'sf -iff N f f J--L k ' f'x'f3z ff' Z' I , f. ,. W. W ,-,L ,.,,, .-f'i,,'73,, C' '- 4,Y'. :ff25', f ,g1'K' , f M-,W A .L -.4 ,, ? W 1' 4,11 f MEA! 1--ia. Q' ,A ,f .me A Q Q4-L4 , T .. 'i 7y4Tf, 25' Vs- 'W,,.ff ' .a-,152 'G . , k -,-v1vfw'i4 ,xa. 5: 2' W - N . .. - , -. - . up - ,nw gg ia.. 1-3?--4 v k , fy - 5 f- ,' 14, -,,f'S 'Par A .1 ' . ,ggi-. '.i'-4fk53:f,:V'7 H , .A ' 'f .ggi if ,gt 2 fr, 'f ,lv-, f+,!f'- f' 'fi' ' f'-'. '. f.'QF'5f, ' hx , 1 ' ,,, M A NQ yi, N ra, - -g'?xifi'fff'fig-A g4i-fl W lv. wav , -. ' wp V ' 1- ,,,M.'g'x ff- ,: . V Lg n M I iv aw, eniom aff I W .gq- 1' 'S ,fan ,, 5 ' ig IH 'nxzvvf' fi M-. SENIOR OFFICERS. . . LEFT to RIGHT PRESIDENT, ROY PUTNAM VICE-PRESIDENT, PAT DUNNIGAN TREASURER, JOE ROSE SECRETARY, DAVID VAN LEAR CHRISTINE FAIRBU RN LEOINA RD BABE R ' f V RAYMOND CLARKSON C,, ,. RAYMOND CLATERBAUGH CARL WILSON DAVIS K . . 4-' X f X . fl. 1 -xuv . 4 V, Li-,, ' '-J ll Z ,ir 3!-i 3 , 1 wg W ' , 'Ee , ,Af M PAT DUNNIGAN JAMES DURVIN ANN ENTSMINGER WAYNE ESTES if Remy K , I ii' KATHLEEIN FORE CLYDE GLOVER MARY ANN GOIN PEARL COODBAR - N I.-fx O iagw.. WI?-rf BENNY HARDY X. 3 ROBERT JORDAN 1 if LYNDA KERN ERNIE MADISON BOBBY MAY -up-IQ Ivy, ' Viv' CA ROLE ANN NOEL CAROLYN PICKLESINIER T IPX A -1 294 'Xl V ROY P UTN AM K 4 1 ,.nq,,,.,au- EDDIE RHODES W-M15 V' H i v M ,if 1 - Lffvif f , j ,','?,,H,w1 'f'f'.fi fQ,',i L 1 f , Tl? J' ,Nxt ga NgL. ANN RUDISILL SARAH RUMPF TOMMY RUTHERFORD if ALLEN SALES 12 BETSY SCOTT 4-vw 'iw' W4 .- 1 qv MAHEEBA SHOWKER WANDA SMITH BETTY SWOOPE fa, YA ' DAVID VAN L1-LAR 4-.1 -4 ?' -uno' ROBERT WARREN 'IR ,.,pauuIu-A X 'Ll K ' - Z i?ze+wQ ' ,-I ' , , y , ,,a,- Mx, , , V ff, - ' -i ' 2 H 5 wf im, - '.- 3 'L .A s iii? 1 T'-ff? 1 4. K V' H ' 231445, x, 3: gan , - r G K A 5, afijw w- A 7 M H Q. Y-3,-.aw .1 , is A W , A 5 , Fw I 5' - 3 0 KX W, , 1,3 ' 76 :I ' f ,Q 5 Q A R' 1' if f Q is ,1 1 , W , 1 , X . ,,, . 5195 ,,, .W W gg 5, - .. ,. B- , if 4 N x 1: fx F1 51,3 , W- vm. l 4A A , A 1 I Wi by Q! 'x -. 57.1. 25531, , vr f --w EE' 24? fy M9 I l , . 3 xlwfi v R BEST DRESSED Sarah Rumpf Bobby May XL X ,. BEST LOOKING Ann Rudisill Raymond Claterbaugh 5' WSP BEST ALL AROUND Anne Lee Enstminger David Van Lear SENIOR SPOTLIGHT if FRIENDLLEST Carolyn Picklesimer Joe Rose SENIOR SPOTLIGHT MOST ATHLETIC Anne Entsminger Roy Pumam ...--an-n MOST INTELLIGENT Lynda Kern Raymond Claterbaugh SUCCESS The trme 15 passrng how qurckly ll flres The Day 15 near emotron hlgh Increasmg hope rn the future 11es A shrnmg sun a brtght clear sky The door of the past behrnd us hes Try me' Try me' The future crres Each deed each challenge only 1mp11es That success IS found by htm who tr1es Success rs garned not won or lost As to those concerned when a co1n IS tossed For unless a thrng s trred nothlng s gatned nothrng s lost In the future we place our trust What each can do he w1ll he must And by each garn he IS forward thrust Only beheve 1n God as does he 1n us Success 1S ach1ev1ng what one lrkes best Thus dorng truly by God are we blest In agerng as does the day IH the west L1fe fmds contentment peace rest Semors leaving for New York G i 7 1 . 1 ' I ' I Manifold are its blessings, yet great its cost. . , . . , . . , I F ' I I I ' . My . ' . . , ' . I l ' x f 49 2 Q S 4'-'N l ,l Benny Hardy, Allen Sales, Anne Entsminger, Clyde Glover, Carole Ann Noel, Pat Dunnigan, Betsy Scott, Linda Kern, Carl Davis, Bobby May, Carolyn Picklesimer, Roy Putnam, Ann Rudisill, Maheeba Showker, Kathleen Fore. SENICR PLAY: NEVER GROW UP Roy Putnam, Carolyn Pieklesimer, Bobby May, Kathleen Fore, Carl Davis, Maheeba Showker, Pearl Goodbar, Clyde Glover, Betsy Scott, Pat Dunni- gan, Joe Rose, Linda Kern. Molly ...... Mrs. Meadows . Mimi . Cravath Dud . . Elaine . Carrie . Velma ..... Rue . . . . . . Debbie Jean . . Meadow Glenn . llal... Judy . . Johnny ..,.. Slim . . Linda Kern Carole Ann Noel Betsy Scott Allen Sales Joe Rose Carolyn Picklesimer Pearl Goodbar Sarah Rumpf Kathleen Fore Ann Rudisill Maheeba Showker Pat Dunnigan Bobby May Carl Davis Anne Entsminger Roy Putnam Clyde Glover Carolyn Picklesimer and Bobby May Carl Davis and Betsy Scott CLASS NIGHT PRCGRAM Thursday, June 5, 1958 Welcome . . . . . . .... . ........ . . . . . . Joe Rose, Treasurer Song-- It's A Grand Night For Singing ............ The Class The Class History ........ Anne Entsminger and Patrick Dunnigan Song-- Viennese Refrain ..................... The Class Class Poem .............................. Lynda Kem Presentation of Gifts .......... Sarah Rumpf and David Van Lear Sextet-- Catch A Falling Star . . . Carole Ann Noel, Pearl Goodbar, Elizabeth Scott, Wanda Smith, Mary Ann Goin, Carolyn Picklesimer Class Prophecy ............. Carole Ann Noel and Allen Sales Song-- June ls Busting Out All Over .............. The Class Presentation of Gifts .......... Pearl Goodbar and Eddie Rhodes The Last Will and Testament . . Carolyn Picklesimer and Bobby May Song-- Moments To Remember ................ The Class Farewell ...... ............... R oy Putnam, Class President Mrs. C. F. Adams, Director of Music Ellen Black, Accompanist TOP LEFT: Pearl Goodbar presents a gift to Roy Put- nam. LEFT: The Class sings while Mrs. Adams directs. BOTTOM LEFT: Eddie Rhodes presents a gift to Anne Rudisill. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carole Ann Noel, Pearl Goodbar, Betsy Scott, Carolyn Picklesimer, Wanda Smith, and Mary Ann Goin make a good sextet, All if if Rf 'Q 'L X - COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Friday, June 6, 1958 Invocation ............ The Rev. Philip Roberts Song-- He ..................... The Class Salutatorian-- Our Heritage, Our Faith, and Our Future ................ Carolyn Picklesimer Solo-- I Be1ieve .............. Mary Ann Goin Awarding of Prizes ...... Mr. Carroll F. Adams, Prin. Awarding of Diplomas . . Mr. George E. Copenhaver, Supt. . . Song-- A Perfect Day .............. The Class . Vfieglctl?-lan Gift to the School .............. Elizabeth Scott C ialugtillag r VH 3 em Valedictorian-- Education, the Basis of Our Future . . aff' YH lc eslme Lynda Kern Song-- Alma Mater ............... The Class Mrs. C. F. Adams, Director of Music Ellen Black, Accompanist Marching down the aiS1e Robert Jordan receiving diploma FIRST ROW: Eddie Rhodes, Christine Fairbum, Ernie Madison,Maheeba Showker, DavidVan Lear, Mary Ann Coin, Joe Rose, Ann Rudisill. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Durvin, Wanda Smith, Bobby May, Carolyn Picklcsimer, Raymond Claterbaugh, Sarah Rumpf, Wayne Estes, Betsy Scott. THIRD ROW: Benny Hardy, Betty Swoope, Tommy Ruther- ford, Carole Ann Noel, Leonard Baber, Pearl Goodbar, Robert Jordan, Anne Entsminger. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Kern, Pat Dunnigan, Carl Davis, Clyde Glover, Kathleen Fore, Bob Warren. -JB M 4 ,f ! '1'z ax-54.1 ' 'fir' -ffvw-'ln' R E Cfmm .Ab I JUNIORS 'Qt 'Q if 24 Roger Bayne Sarah Brinkley Juanita Broughm an Patricia Bumette Dixie Jean Campbell Robert Clark Mike Coffey Reece Conner Joe Copenhaver Wayne Deel Alex Diamondidis James Dobbs Carol Downey Charles Evans Mary M. Fliess Gerald Gallion Helen Blair Gilmer Carol Ann Hawkins John Holland Shirley Jones Ann Lawson Freddie Liptrap Eddie Montgomery Angela Morris Sally Pruett James Pullen Philip Roberts Jimmy Robertson Goldie Ross Mary Samples Kenneth Scott Brandon Shelton Beverly Showalter Lawrence Smith Robert Smith Pat Thomas William Thomas Rebecca Walton Robert Warf David Webster JUNIORS 25 .M ,nwnwwww-M. 0, ' r., 1 Lf i f , 1 11-' W f ' 3C55f'fk'.i X 4. J ,:,4J,.'f.' , ' '3 5 Q fi f K' cw-5 , .4 f .f,2,. px -4, 'fa I ,,,..,.w. W' 2 ' iw!! ' if V 1: ,m4, fn ,ae AW ,L-eff f:,,g,, - '51, if 51 4 A? 5 3 T N I X ,, fi? M X ,. A V, ' W, V , , -Klip 44 X, ,.,, 1 ,,k, , , f E V V i ,L , . , I 5 'Q ,Xffw . .,,tf:5:,, 1- f .4,-M45 nf 4 Ag J W 15.1 SOPHOMORES at h As ,l K X...-., if 71 iz, ll , x' p Sally Alexander Ellen Black Barrie Booze Carolyn Bratton Ruth Brinkley Freddie Burns C. A. Burton Sally Campbell Carol Corron Robert Coleman Bobby Davis Richard Deaton Sarah Dobbs Sandra Downey David Farrar Raymond Fleeman Faye Furry Maye Furry Loretta Galloway Douglas Garrett Carolyn Golladay Pamela Goode David Greene Sandra Hardy Catherine Hayslett Lansey Horton Marjorie Johnson Ronald Johnson Steve King Kay Lambert Edna Liptrap Nancy Lynch Dean Miller Boyd Nicely Rita Pullen Linda Roberson Marilyn Ruff Gerald Salyards Chapman Saunier Norman Scott George Sherman Eddie Skelding Connie Spitzer Helen Gay Thomas Frances Thrasher Gertrude Van Pelt Nana Via Donna Walker Rebecca Webster Tom Wood Sally Jo Wrenn Charlene Baber Sylvxa Bayne Peggy Booze Rod Brown Robert Carter George Clark Jane Copenhaver Faye Craft Gaye Craft Ronme Dean Frances Drewry Lucy East Edward Engle Davld Entsmmger Shelby Fr1dley Judy Gllbert Robert I-Iarrah Mer1am Hunt Mary Llb Huntmgton Scott Hutchlson Betty Lou Hyler Jay Johnson James Jones Van Keyser Cheryl Larman Nancy Llttle Larry Lyons Lucy Massxe Jerry Morrzs Ann Nelson Donna Nelson Corrlne Nxcely Carroll Paxton Catherlne Payne Marcus Perdue Betty Pollock Carolyn Pullen Frank Ralstaton George Edward Reynolds Nancy Rhodes Katherme Rule Gerald Salyards Roxze Sampson James Savage Jo Ann Slmpson Terrle Staton Ramona Sh.1res Sue Swoope Delores Unroe James Walker Beverly Zxmmerman wana: An x .ar awh M x 440 i X,- Ti L Q b I 'n Z rn CD I 3 P Z O I- P CD CD is-Ei' I , - 5 N- ,. 1 L '- 5: l-..' , if, X ' ff ., Q. , 9 I 4 Q . .... ix QT.: -1 2 , 1 . an X fgssel lsnrg, 1 J r w l I I iwrr ,aii :fa iz gi ,X ,Q 1 r ' LD ff ll' ' G ,, J hlqqq ' 1 ! ' Z N I 7 l N N N k Q J N I it , ...,.,, I .1 , X X I W v K X. . Q ea. l J S -f 1 by M , 5 Q ff 'J ' eJ Q 1 , J fr o 'sex I L h - g L Q. ' 1 , f ' ... r , Q f? s K M R L if .,-.- f , ' Q :N ' :,. 3 13 w X' , , .. ' ' A 9 Q ' - 1 ! ' J ,fe '- it I J? J dl B E 'Qwf v 'ra 'fi-9' pg s-b,?1 J '-4s 3 X ,4..1' , ss :x'i: iQ::1g1i?E4 5 :,. Q ' 2 f.,: xlh, 4, : il 4 J at J nl thru ' . K . .QL j A. a 5 A '- 1 rl 7 A 5 1 C7 b' Y-fr We fi? 54 f KW' lf.. EIGHTH GRADE Patncxa Bzckers Randall Brooks Slurley Bryan Steven Broughman Judy Burks Vlctorla Burnslde Beverly Cahoon Franlue Crxtzer Karen De aton Leslxe Dobbs Charles Downey M1111e Downey Juamta Ferguson Curtrs Lee Furry Betsy Gallagher Charles Garrlson Susan Goode Bud Hall Betty Hall Emestme Hall Sally Hronek Sldney Houff D1ane Jenkms Macon Jones Joyce Krdd Julra Long Freddle Martm G P Mlchael Darryl Nelson Maurice Fliess EIGHTH GRADE Jerry Nrcely Joyce N1ce1y Becky Nxchols James Noland John Nuttycornb Frances Owens Jerome Payne Russell Payne Nelson Pendleton Sandra Persmger Jack Powell Floretta Pullen Curtls Reynolds W1ll1am Reynolds Clayton Roberson Jerry Robertson Lznda Salmons Henry Salyards Joe Sears Constance Showalter Conme Skeldmg Mxlton Skolout Sue Carol Staton Ann Stmesprmg Bonme Tzllery Susan Wallace Bertxe Walton Benny Wrlkerson Gerald Wrenn 'lf 5' 0' Q57 .SV ,L . . xr ffg h Hiawi5l5r HY'j,W ,M , A ., ,,,A, , U 44 4 i ' ' 4 X 4 ' 'Q w. , ,Q ' f jmfff Q, hr If in V 'LX y ll H un' , Q ' aff? 2 n-'CM W ? -N -W ? V2 X., F1 A an .Jiang vs .V Q I . ,L Wg! of ffm fr H f J 42 'M ill and Brandon Shelton at Homecoming R, L o W , .42 '52 2' . ? ' Q fi 5 GIUIL u . A,,. 4 g I . I 4, I 9' I W ki! 4 I ' is ' ' M 1 5 J' BE TA CLUB I L My V g i rganizafiond The Hi-Y Club is composed of twenty-five young men, a club advisor, and an advisory committee. The club is affiliated with the Young Men's Christian Association. The club platform is: Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. The purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity higher standards of Christian character. In December they had their annual Christ- HI-Y idis, Freddie Liptrap, C. A. Burton, Joe Rose, Wayne Estes, Billy Campbell, Pat Dunnigan, Tommy Rutherford, Raymond Claterbaugh, Raymond Clarkson, Bob Warren, Allen Sales, Roy Putnam, Richard Johnson, Jimmy Pullen, Kenny Scott, Brandon Shelton, David Webster, John Holland, Phil Roberts, Bobby Smith, Tom Wood. Joe Rose, Presidentg Pat Dunnigan, Vice President, Robert Warf, Secretary, Tommy Rutherford, Treasurer, Kenny Scott, Robert Warf, David Van Lear, Alex Diamond- Ch l ' . mas Dance and an assembly program, They had ap am devotions in P.T.A. Meetings and in homerooms during the school year. They sent delegates to the Model General Assembly in Richmond and also to the Blue Ridge Assembly in Blue Ridge, N.C. Mr. James Woods started the year as sponsor and later Mr. Adams took over the sponsorship. 3:17 TRI-HI-Y Betsy Scott, Pearl Goodbar, Ann Rudisill, Mary Ann Goin, Betty Swoope, Anne Ents- minger, Pat Thomas, Carolyn Picklesimer, Patricia Bumette, Carole Hawkins, Carole Ann Noel, Sarah Dobbs, Angelia Morris, Sarah Brinkley, Sally Pruett, Shirley Jones, Helen Blair Gilmer, Beverely Showalter, Juanita Broughman, Carol Downey, Ann Lawson, Pat Hill, Lynda Kern, Goldie Ross, Mary Samples, Mary Maitland Fliess, Mrs. Woods, Sarah Rumpf, Kathleen Fore. Lynda Kern, Vice President Pearl Goodbar, President, Carole Ann Noel, Treas urer Betty Swoope, Sec retary Carolyn Pickle simer, Chaplarn Ann Rudisill, Publicity Pat Thomas, Parliamentarian Mrs Woods Sponsor The Tri-Hi-Y Club gs composed of twenty -eight young women, a club advisor, and an advisory commit'ee The club is affiliated with the Younv Men s Christian Assocration The club platform lS Clean Speech Clean Sportsmanship Clean Scholarship and Clean Liwmg The purpose is to create maintain and extend th oughout the llOl lC school and commumt ugh standards of Christian Character Ther had an assemby program ll De cembet and in Februaw their annual Street heart Dance They sent delegates to the Model General Assembly in Richmoad and also to the Blue Ridge As emblt ta Blue Qidge N C Mr-. Thomas Woods tarted the year as spon:or and later Mrs. Ruff took over the sponsorship. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ann Rudisill, Frances Thrasher, Ann Nelson, Mildred Downey, David Van Lear, Susan Goode, Anne Entsminger. SECOND ROW: Emmett Dobbs, C. A. Burton, Phil Roberts, Pat Dunnigan, Joe Rose, Roy Putnam, Robert Warf. STUDENT COUNCIL All students, teachers, and thc principal of this school are members of the Student Cooperative Asso- ciation. This association is represented by a student council. The purpose of this council is to promote among students of Clifton Forge High School a knowledge and interest in good governmentg to encourage students to accept and discharge their responsibilities to themselves and their schoolg to stimulate a spirit of cooperation among the student and the faculty, and to aid in the development of a loyal, constructive spirit. The Student Council consists ofthe officers of the Student Cooperative Association, one repre- sentative from each homeroom, a faculty advisor, and the principal of the school. This year we were represented at the Roanoke District Meeting held in Vinton, Virginia by David Van Lear,Pat Dunnigan,Anne Entsminger, Sally Pruett, Alex Diamondides, Allen Sales, and Miss VanHorn David Van Lear, President, Roy Putnam, Vice -President, Anne Entsminger, Secre- tary, C. A. Burton, Treasurer, Miss Van Horn, Sponsor. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Picklesimer, Mary Samples, Beverly Showalter, Lynda Kem. SECOND ROW: Helen Blair Gilmer, Mary Maitland Fliess, Betsy Scott. THIRD ROW: Carole Ann Noel, Anne Lee Entsminger, Pat Thomas, Betty Swoope, FOURTH ROW: STANDING: Raymond Claterbaugh, Allen Sales, Phil Roberts, Wayne Estes, Clyde Glover, Mike Coffey, Pat Dunnigan, Alex Diamondidis, Kenny Scott, Eddie Rhodes, Mrs. C. F. Adams. BETA CLUB The CFHS Beta Club is affiliated with the National Organization, and along with many other Beta Clubs from coast to coast, recognizes student scholastic achievement and good character and citizenship Only Juniors and Seniors who have a 90010 average are eligible for membership. After obtaining mem- bership a B average must be maintained to remain in the club. New members are elected by the club, approved by the faculty, and tapped at a very impressive candlelight ceremony at a school assembly. A large delegation attended the State Convention at Hotel Roanoke, after making money by a suc- cessful pop bottle drive tohelp pay expenses. Mrs. Adams, Sponsor, Kenny Scott, Treas- urerg Betty Swoope, Secretary, Mary Mait- land Fliess, Vice-President, Raymond Claterbaugh, President. The Alleghanian is the yearbook of C.F.H.S. and the staff is a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association. It is a pictorial review of the students, clubs, athletics, and activities. It is published in August so as to include baseball, the prom, and graduation. The staff consists of fourteen students, half of them on the business staff and the others on the editorial staff. Three members represented the staff at the S.I.P.A. Convention in Lexington, Va. this year. The annual is financed by subscriptions, fees from the clubs, advertisements and boosters. aww we Ann Entsminger, Editor, Carole Ann Noel, Business Manager, Mrs. Ferrell, Advisor. THE ALLEGHANIAN STAFF SITTING: Gaye Craft, Mrs. Ferrell, Linda Roberson, Carole Ann Noel, Ann Entsminger, Mary Maitland Fliess, Faye Craft. STANDING: Dave Farrar, Ellen Black, Sarah Rumpf, John Holland, Carolyn Picklesimer, Sally Pruett, Lucy Massie, Alex Diamondides. The Ir. Tri-Hi-Y was formed in 1955 by the Tri-Hi-Y. Our purpose is, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian living. Our platform is Clean Speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living. Some of our activities this year included sending our presi dent, Ellen Black, to Blue Ridge Assembly in North Carolina, Carolyn Golladay was our representative to the annual District Meeting at Valley High School, and our president, Ellen Black to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. We also presented an assembly program which was an interesting movie about Y work. Members say the blessing at lunch. Our sponsor is Mrs, Griggs. Ellen Black, President, Carolyn Bratton, Vice- President, Carolyn Golladay, Secretary, Helen Gay Thomas, Treasurer, Linda Roberson, Chaplain, Ruth Brinkley, Historian. JR. TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Ellen Black, Sue Swoope, Meriam Hunt, Jo Hayslett, Nancy Lynch, Carolyn Bratton, Sally Campbell, Carol Lee Corron. SECOND ROW: Rita Pullen, Helen Gay Thomas, Linda Roberson, Nancy Rhoads, Wanda Hall, Faye Craft, Betty Hyler, Roxie Sampson, Jane Copenhaver. THIRD ROW: Beverly Zimmerman, Peggy Booze, Sylvia Bayne, Edna Liptrap, Gaye Craft, Frances Drewry, Ruth Brinkley, Terrie Staton, FOURTH ROW: Donna Nelson, Katherine Rule, Katherine Payne, Charlene Baber, Rebecca Webster, Gertrude Van Pelt, Ann Nelson. FIFTH ROW: Pam Goode, Nancy Little, Lucy East, Donna Walker, Jo Ann Simpson, Frances Thrasher, Kay Lambert, Cheryl Larrnan. SIXTH ROVV: Mrs. Griggs, Sandra Downey, Carolyn Golladay, Sally Alexander. SEATED, Left to Right: Kathleen Fore, Betty Swoope, Mary Ann Coin, Robert Warf, Ann Rudisill, Betsy Scott, Pat Thomas, Pearl Goodbar, Beverly Showalter, Helen Blair Gilmer. STANDING: Mary Samples, Phil Roberts, Dean Miller, Mrs. Ruff, Boyd Nicely, Helen Gay Thomas. MOUNTAINEER The Mountaineer is a weekly publication of news of the students of Clifton Forge High School. The paper is published at the cost of 3.50 a school year by a staff of selected students. The Mountaineer usually is four pages in size with a variety of articles to read. It includes general news, sports, club news, and many other interesting features. Also, an added feature this year was the Mystery Student. The Mountaineer is a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press Ass ciation. They won a first place award there last year. Mrs. W. W. Ruff is the sponsor this year. I are pw Phil Roberts, Sports Editor, Dean Miller, Mimeographerg Robert Warf, Assistant Editor, Mrs. Ruff, Sponsor, Ann Rudisill, Editor, Betsy Scott, Business Manager. 40 I HI FIRST ROW Left to Ri ht ' Norman Scott, Doug Garrett, Ra mond Fleeman, Richard Deaton, Chapman Saunier, I S J- Y Betsy Scott, Pearl Goodbar, Carole Ann Noel, Betty Swoope, Carolyn Picklesimer, Sarah Rumpf, Ann Rudisill, Roxie Sampson, Frances Drewry, Lucy East, David Farrar, Bobby Harrah, George Reynolds, Carrol Paxton, Jay Johnson, George Clark, Van Keyser, Jimmy Savage. SECOND ROW: David Van Lear, Pat Dunnigan, Alex Diamondides, Terry Staton, Donna Nelson, Katherine Rule, Ann Nelson, Nancy Little, Katherine Payne, Jo Ann Simpson, Sally Pruett, Patricia Burnette, Helen Gay Thomas, Lucy Massie, Cheryl Larman, Mary Huntington, Carolyn Pullen, Jane Copenhaver, Nancy Rhodes, Beverly Zimmerman, Sue Swoope, Meriam Hunt, Lynda Kern, Slick Sherman, C. A. Burton. THIRD ROW: John Holland, Wayne Estes, Raymond Claterbaugh, Ramona Shires, Charlene Baber, Faye Craft, Gaye Craft, Carole Downey, Katherine Hayslett, Sarah Dobbs, Beverly Showalter, Mary Samples, Francis Thrasher, Sandra Downey, Ellen Black, Donna Walker, Sally Alexander, Kay Lambert, Linda Roberson, Joe Rose, Sally Jo Wrenn, Mary Ann Goin, Nancy Lynch, Dean Miller, Billy Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Richard Greene, Allen Sales, Brandon Shelton, Carl Davis, Bob May, Boyd Nicely, Carol Ann Hawkins, Shirley Jones, Pat Thomas, Sarah Brinkley,JuanitaBroughman, Wanda Hall, Carolyn Bratton, Nana Via, Rita Pullen,Pam Goode, Tommy Ruth- erford, Bob Warf, Kenny Scott, Steve King, Larry Lyons. FIFTH ROW: Roger Bayne, Rod Brown, Stuart Hall, Robert Jordan, David Entsminger, Ronnie Dean, Emmett Dobbs, Joe Copenhaver, Ronnie Johnson, Bobby Carter, Edward Engle, Mrs. Griggs, Carolyn Golloday, Barrie Booze, Raymond Clarkson, Phil Roberts, Bobby Smith, Bob Warren, Lanny Horton, Frank Ralston. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The J.C.L., junior associate of the American Classical League, attempts to do for our school what the senior branch does for the nation, that is to pass on the torch of classical civilization to the modern world. Each year the J.C.L. publishes the newspaper, In Memorium Vergi1i, and also observes Latin Week in April The Latin classes annually have charge of an assembly program. Also this year they had a Latin banquet. Eight students went to Harrisonburg in April and participated in a Latin Scholastic Contest. The J.C.L. has 115 members, 49 being new members. Besides the officers of the second year Latin class, the officers of the two first classes were the following: Period II Boyd Nicely, President, Frances Drewry, Secretary, Steve King, Treasurer. Period III Nancy Little, President, Donna Nelson, Vice-President, Ramona Shires, Trea.surer. C. A. Burton, President, Tom Wood, Vice-President, Sandra Downey, Secretary, Billy Campbell, Treasurer, Joe Copenhaver, Reporter, Mrs. Griggs, Sponsor. 41 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sally Campbell, Secretary, Lynda Kern, Vice Presi- dent, Pat Hill, President, Becky Webster, Treasurer, Miss Robinson, Sponsor. The FHA is both a national and state organization. The C.F.l-LS. chapter is affiliated with the state organi- zation. The club consists of girls who have had or are taking home economics. The meetings are held twice a month after school. In keeping with one of its state wide goals they had an assembly on Civil Defense. The club also plans to complete a wardrobe for a needy five-year-old child. The FHA at Christmas had a mitten tree and the mittens were sent to CARE. The FHA held their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet in April. The State FHA -FFA camp held at Smithfield, Virginia each year was at- tended by several members. The sponsor for this year is Miss Dora Robinson. FIRST ROW: Corrine Nicely, Judy Gilbert, Betty Hyler, Miss Robinson, Peggy Booze, Katherine Payne, Shelby Fridley. SECOND ROW: Pat Hill, Majorie Johnson, Loretta Galloway, Jo Hayslett, Nancy Lynch, Dixie Camp- bell, Becky Webster, Anita Hill, Ramona Shires, Carole Ann Noel. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Bayne, Carole Downey, Lynda Kem, Sally Jo Wrenn, Carol Corron, Sandra Hardy, Marilyn Ruff, Sally Campbell, Betty Pollock, Delores Unroe. Not Pictured: Judy Burks, Karen Deaton, Frances Drewry, Betty Hall, Becky Nichols, Carolyn Pullen, Sue Pullen, Linda Salmons, Roxie Sampson, Connie Spitzer. 42 4 . J' FIRST ROW: Betty Swoope, Shirley Jones, Wanda Smith, Mary Ann Goin, Dixie Campbell, Nancy Lynch, Jo Hayslett, Wanda Hall, Angela Morris. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Fore, Faye Furry, Beverly Showalter, Maye Furry, Pat Hill, Anita Hill, Marilyn Ruff, Sandra Hardy, Marjorie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Carole Ann Hawki Maheeba Showker, Mrs. Manner, Goldie Ross, Sandra Downey. The F.B.L.A. is organized to increase business knowledge and skills, to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work, to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of a business occupation, and to develop character and citizenshipr This year the F,B.L.A. toured the Virginia Electric and Power Company offices, assisted in the T.B. mailing, presented a Variety Show for assembly, sponsored spelling tests and made a study of parlia- mentary procedures. Our float won second place in the Homecoming Parade and members assisted in the Polio Drive. Our Christmas meeting gave us an opportunity to invite last year's graduates back to hear their view of the Hard Cruel World, Bake sales and lemonade sales provided financial aid and enabled us to attend the regional meeting at Madison College and also the State Convention in Roanoke. D FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Beverly Showalter, Secretaryg Betty Swoope, Vice- President, Kathleen Fore, Presidentg Goldie Ross, Treasurer, Mrs. Manner, Sponsor, Shirley Jones, Parliamentariang Nancy Lynch, Reporter, Pat Hill, Historian. Q 5 3.- tv. QR '. a f V fs, ,I 'ffm mf-2 '+f 'U I V r' i . l ' SQ 'S' ,G ff x 1 51' G ,, Xi N x A f,, , , ,L4. Q N , ' . -. .. J' , ch' Q. Tiff: lfffg L 1 41:-8,4 mf gf, me X'- .r 7 if L 1'- -is V921 52 K - 5v'Z in ,1 fi , aging , l ,,.qJn,JM w wi l Q, 'x ' , A - 44 fi 5 5 2 E 4 Z vw Tir- I , 4 W 3' 2 . fi K ,V ffl? as a? WWW! 0 'a WM Q ' 3. .ifqf f fyam 'v ,ii 1 4 1 ,m 1 .W-rf '1 I ?'f ,xdflzfeficd Y X N 3' 7 34 9351 29 xx' Vt -dh FIRST ROW: Bobby Smith, David Webster, Freddie Liptrap, Raymond Clarkson, Carl Davis, Billy Campbell, Roy Putnam, Reece Conner. SECOND ROW: James Dobbs, Brandon Shelton, Charles Moss, Bobby Coleman, George Sherman, C. A. Burton, Mr. Smith, Coach Bill Mullins. THIRD ROW: Jack Rusmiselle, Freddie Burns, Tommy Rutherford, Tom Wood. MOUNTAINEERS OF '57 The Mountaineers for 1957 did not prove as successful as in the past. The Mounties ended the '57 season with a 1-7-l record, The one win came over the Buchanan Blue Devils and a tie with the V.S,D.B. Red Raiders. The seven losses were to six district teams with the other loss to the Covington Cougars. The battle for the Little Brown Jug turned out to be one ofthe Mounties best played games as they bowed 19-6. Only four seniors were on the team and they were all on the line. The whole starting backfield plus the substitutes will be back next year. Roy Putnam was the Mountaineer captain for 1957. The coach was Mr. Bill Mullins. Assistant Coach Richard Smith, Captain Roy Putnam, Coach Bill Nlullins. Reece COIIDBY C. A. Burton Bobby Smith Opp. CFHS 6 Central 0 0 Buchanan 26 54 Waynesboro 13 7 V.S.D.B. 'Y 12 Natural Bridge 6 19 Staunton 13 33 Buena Vista 13 41 Lexington 13 19 Covington 7 Carl Davis Roy Putnam Charles Moss Billy Campbell Tom Wood K-7 Raymond Clarkson Freddie Liptrap David W9b5f0f 47 1- In 4, M . I A , f , f- H' al 96 ' 11 ,Qi Q if ': ,,, ff - ,,'V, gb A W W 5.9, .. a, 4,Iy,5,l . ,H ,, 'QQ '52 v . 'fllbdlk m 3'4m.g.. A in me fl i Q' LQ 565, Q 5 8 , if ei 5 A x 9 I In 1'tx - ........- . 1 - A f . -.1 ' s 5 ,, -7 ,, , f 4 , 1 5? lfk 1 FIRST ROW: Charles Moss, Robert Warf, Joe Rose, Bobby Coleman, Freddy Liptrap, David VanLear, Philip Roberts, Mr. lvlullms. SECOND ROW: Robert Warren, David Webster, Ronald Hayslett, Clyde Glover, Roy Put- nam, Dean Miller, Richard Deeds. BOYS' BASKETBALL Capt. Roy Putnam Coach Bill Mullins The Clifton Forge Mountaineers completed one of their most successful seasons in years at C.F.H.S. The Mounties compiled a 15-5 won-lost record and finished fourth in the District 5 standings. The Green and Gold quintet defeated each team in the District at least once and they were the only team to beat the front-running Waynesboro Little Giants twice. In the District 5 Tournament the Mountaineers were defeated by Lee High of Staunton. The record compiled this year is identical to the one by the 1955 squad that ended in second place in the Dis- trict, Roy Putnam was the Mountaineer Basketball Captain and Bill Mullins coached the team this year. s. 'Y +,, r M.. gf 5 'Af ' r fu L1 f x ii E If I Nm, 35 A h , Q, I . D I , I . 1 - E dn- ' Y Sv K mu Freddie Liptrap ' David Van Lea: Guard ' Guard D V ?, '?'Q '1 K.Li ,.. ' WL? 5 I H W A , A '4 Of V Qs: f Kgs- x V 41'- V lk ! '-7 ' d U Q' ' x.: 5, 4, 2 w !N !-- -LL M ' . ' ,X -- '1 rt R E 4 ri David Webster Roy Pumaxh Ronald Hayslette Forward Center--Captain Forward 10 ifa N. A K 1 Wm 4? M5 x wud W2 Q f' 1 Q ' Q X eq ' A Nl 1 , . ,N .--x ,W Qs.. J N AY uv jg, Xxfh, 3 ,, gvsael 5, , ' 5, MXN! vi' 'K N X X xx A . X X- X K X v , V zu- -' . wr L. ' , 5 , .S X x 1 1 ,P .ML 3 2,23 -' S' . an if U, I. , ' 9 fx 1 X X I 31: .1 Q v fb Mn - , , X V! 3 45 , ,H-'M 21 ' 43 G 1 Q? Q Q I E- T it 'Q K Eg QS 5 as Q 'Llc 413 4 1 ' il Q Q ' 'D x .1 V-7.9 5 X 'Y ' 2 38 1 N4 7 New v 7 ' . 2s-I 'sw- Pearl Goodb ar . Forward 4 ' p 1. lv r- ' 'K x24 Sally Alexander Guard if 1 HA4 6 4 x . 4 'surf' if 2 'tw ,A Mary Ann Goin Forward--Co-Captain f ? Q N f as xr ., Vx V SNL 5 YA 33' 4 A an . Linda Roberson Guard , n 1 L 'P Sarah Brinkley Forward l gl' 1 1 'ff' of - 1 f aa! Carole Ann Noel Guard 5. Y! 1 ef f V f.. , 'la J r L5 ' 91 , I' f ,Q Q if , Q W13, 'M A ' .PH f' f 'F , , if '---- H W 5 M, 1 V i L, . ' W 5- HQ , 4 A 514 M-H1150 , ,fm-gf ,iw ' iw m 4 ,U , , ff- zf ! f iw , f ,f v . , y 5 I .Q gy... 1 52' K f ,Q A' 1 X if 'S s w Q , fix Q5 1 RF Lx 1 bfi? Q '45 rt 4 5 f ,a -.- nw ..,,1 A fi f,,fy' YY' , wif 'Z 2vi.f ' ff? .45-4 '-51 4 -1 g,gfffi44.,'!'k .Q V. f' if A X , ,L 1 f ,WC 'ax ,QM .L ' , , 1 A in ' 1' . h tL ii ' E, ' my g . 5, , ' F1 1 I . A5254 Qwlzjg-, , 3 ,ifggi qi X, 3 xii? ' . ,3 7' Ny: 4 SN 'N ' - 1 'f iff A P 5 9 x .. 'gk ' A .4 fm fi M A - MSM My -J' ,. fm, 4 'svifhlsb xx 4' . ,.,,.,v naw? an '15 5 1.4 A 5 r, N f' V V 5, H 6. k,,..., 11- N 'K 'f 'SQ ,L, . Q 5 1 X 4 . ' as ' s 4-4 - , ' ,wud .1 12,710-7 lm Q 5 4 4 7 Q 45 X - 'X bg-. 41. u 1 . .- f' X 'Q '-'Wk 'Q5' ' PF-: . , 9 qw Q pam.- . VA 9 M yn, L 1 x , , m M A N.-X. !'A 1 , ' ' 1' s 1 4. i - ' , X. , '5 fl U I ' 4 ' - 1 1 J I i -.X Q , s . ' 0 W , I -,..,, , ' I X Q f jflkwtg ,M , f, Q ... N:- - N M' .-...N 'Lars V -. I - . ... K?-Yu. ., xl.. an ' I I ' .. ' ' i . ,AM W V ,mv y .V . ,ml ri, 7 NW' Him . I ill 91 in.. mg-Eg v- ' N4 -e- -4, V'4'A X 'X T' -. :,- um' o ff, f ,,. v -,. '1f'Y'f'5'if M eg-3 ahh.. 1 ? A .. if Ifif f A. , ' V,,Jf ,, ? . . A S 2 4 ? f 75? ' ' ' W' ' 'l - K 4 If 'FEE Ap- 2 5 - 24- s A f ,A , Q- if 5 wg '12 XL. - xx x Cheryl Laxman, Helen Gay Thomas, Patricia Burnett, Sally Pruett, Carolyn Picklesimer, Sarah Rumpf, Linda Roberson, Lucy Massie. MOUNTAINEER CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Picldesimer Head Cheerleader s I a f ii' Sally Pruett Assistant Head Cheerleader Xg., Helen Gay Thomas Patr1c1a Burnett Sarah Rumpf Lucy MHSSIE Lmda Roberson Cheryl Laxman 59 I X53 J , f , 'I i , A X , fy , ka 4 fm ,Li QQ! .xdvluerfiding A xi 'S 4 1 f K, x, fi . x X XX Q ki y . x b + Q iimjp u J 4ff' ff'9 .lx 5' ' ' fxx Mfr 3 if FN I niggxf l Xx ' I. K L L K J' F ...,, 511 Q, I1 Qi 'li il? TH E BEST STU gil FIS! nu lil qi: lil. la -i W DENTS are the best mf KEEP ABRE ormed students AST OF TH E NEWS bv readlng THE ROANO allv and Sundax THE ROANOKE WORLD NEWS Each Weekdav Afternoon A CAREER With A Future' Gif I vf' E ra I I -xv , f' If T VIRGINI A euscrnlc , AND Powsn COMPANY X. X2 CABELL COAL WWW COMPANY, Cox mgton V1fglH1H INC WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR S X Berwmds Kaymoor, Mmd S S BOOSTERS: Crawford' er, and Lavland Ask vour deal er for Bermmdls Coal s Barber Shop E L.'s Grill Evan's Market Clty Market Hall and Leitch Mrs J R Snead Mr and Mrs T V Stevens CITY OFFICIALS Mr Carter B Gallagher Mr T V Stevens Miss Louise Wnlkerso n Mrs Charl M es Saum r Bob Craft Mrs H. L Powe Mr W W Hallugan ,'gaggz-a-H-ze-:-:-:-1-2-:-:':-:3:3:f:3:I3Z:2g1g2grg:3:-:Q:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:1:-:5:1:IgIgtg2g1g:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:IgZg1gZgZg:5:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-:5:2-I+:-:-:-:-:-:513:3:511:f:3:I:I:3gIgI-I-I+!-I-IAS-25. .-H'Z '.'.'.',3iZI9f92Z5Z2I:I1Z ' ' ' ' ' 'A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' :4-1-3-e-e-e-ze-:-rc-1-. :-:-:-: : 5 .... 5:!:3!3:..5:3:3: . :fff:ffff:Qif:f:fcf:?kf:f:3: . , , 3:3:5!!i'!:5:9f3:3:3.- -:5f5:3 ?:Q:f1i:i:3:!1:5!i:5. . :5:5ff. .2!2:!1S'i2E2!1EfEfE-...222751 - 'ffi3:l3:lF:3:Z3:3:3:!3:5fff? . .f:33:!3:F:5:23:3:3:5?'E3:3:5:3 xg., 5:,.5f,,E3iE5E2E1?!fE2E2E1E ..zzsg.gs..zgs3sgsg555555555s55 KE TIMES .if'ff'fE f55E553?55i55E5E555 D ' f ',Sff,'5f,IfSi ZIEIEIFZIQEIEIESSI: ' ' 3:f...'. .IE f'S151Ei1SiE1EIE2Ef .I.gg.,.,..:fI,f1E2E1EEi2EfE2E1E ' ':Y.' ' 'izifizifiiilfrirfr . :?:i9:i4:f:k5:5:1:3:125f1f3fi ' f ' :f9:i+i2Efi+5fE2?54EfEF231f ' .,ZfW:1ii3:5?f':5:'5:'Ig'Zg.5.3.5.-.-.-.-.-:-:4-:-:-2-ze:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-3-g.-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:'g.g2'1-3-:4Z.:-:Az-ea:-:-:-:Ag-3-52315252-:-:-1-:-1-:-:-:':-:':-:-:-:':4:3:?:f:?:3:I:I:i:341-I-I'2-I-ZA:-H+:-:ez-13:11 ' r 0 .'- , . x ll V S 1 - 4 If you like science and mathe- 6 ,L-w. matics, consider engi ee ing for gg t I , X - ff your caree I ngineering is the x K wi' T, , I cel of oday and tomorrow. w SIS M LYN ' , X, Progress is fax . New iobs are - ' ' 5 , if , NL . ef ' I C I opening up every da . P an for '- 4 X K X 1 a i b with a future-plan to be ii A Tiff engineerl 4, if S S . 5 S 9 X x . C P WETMORE COMPANY fl s ri I For Dx er 40 Years Clifton Forge Virginia Phone 3326 HALL TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY Lu ENT ion NoRTH Axihnic Aw VAN LINES INF Clifton Forge virginia LEONARD S BEAUTY SALON Bring this AD to Leonard and get .1 310 permanent mate for 150 Best Wlshfs to tht Clie of 8 Fri m CLEARVIEW TERRACE MOTEL 712 Alleghanw Street r andIVI1s Russell Rnd Ui n rs O O FERRELL S TOWN TAVERN or Part es and Banquets Better Food Qulcker Service At our CAFETERIA O O O THE DAILY REVIEW Clifton Forge First with all the news of vlfglhld s Golden Quadrangle Carolyn Shoppe Exclusive but not Expensive Ladies Ready to wear Clifton Forge DAVIDSON S BARBER SHOP 433 Ridgeway St Headquarters for Flat Top Halrcuts Jewf cr: aml Gift C1 iiselors , Y' 2 5 Irs V35 1 I Phflfle 8286 Clifton Forge, Virginia M. V, t e ,- O O O O O O P F . i n - - - n I S. . . ' l O e e O Q :I n I g ' I ' N D - SUI 54' . Ii i Va. F W3 o muy -gs If 1 71 '5 . ,, :IX u fx Q , x Q 5 , 'fc'-'1':1'i'1':? 5'.ii'vmi:'2'f 'Q:lQ':Ii CAN T MISS INDUSTRIAL RAYON CORPCDRATIGN COVINGTON VIRGINIA AGdPI TWk WHITING OIL COMPANY For Dependable Heat Use Whiting Fuel Oil CITIES SERVICE WHITING Service Stations Gasoline Cities Service Motor Oil Tires Lubrication ooo. ZIMMERMAN and COMPANY O0 ThM 009 9 6 O O 9 O 6 O O O O O 0 O 6 O O 0 O O 9 O O O O O O 6 O 0 909.9 99 oo' OO 6 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SWAN RESTAURANT I LOWRY AND MUSTAIN TIRE SERVICE R1-if APPINF AND VLLCANJIZIV W t 9 We lead e en's and Boys' Store O hers fallow Clifton Forge Ya. Auto and Home Supplies ' v Y ' J. J , l A A . 1 DuMont M I Tv Dial 4571 Distributors of U.S. Royal Tires . otoro Ll ' 531.3 and Service Clllillm Forge 501 'vs Riflge-may Strerel Virginia Dial 2-2551 Pasteurlzed Dairy Products THE PEERLESS CREAMERY Clifton Forge Vlrglnla WSON HARDWA LA s1oRE T' rR AU P nb ran 23 66 X r MOTOR SALES CORPORATION 81 y I g T E B YOUNG S ESSO SERVICENTER M 5 l NICELY FORD SALES INC 1 Car 81 Tr Clfto F rge V rg a 7 RE mg Chrysler, Dudgv, Plfmuu h Cars To vii' W C hx X f. .K 5 Dud e rucks A Va. - ' F ge . . . Lhfon 0 f.llist0Il Forge Vlrg 9 I - F I ' k' 820 ain 'trmrl on 5 uc 5 Farm Equipment Clifon Forge- Virginia i n 0 i E R MASSIE 8. SON GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Flrst Nauonal Bank Bulldmg Chfton Forge Vlrglma Phone 5586 The Home 0 Better Values V e C0 g UI LEGGETT s mc S G0 g 0 DEPARTMENT STORE HYDE S pHARMACy 508 'VI St eet Clifton Forge VIYQIFIIU FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 1 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION JEWE LE RS U M Smce I9I3 Y 0 5 gs C01 810000 Chffon Forge Covington and Waynesboro Vlrgmla THE FOOD CENTER CLIFTON FORGE STEAM LAUNDRY Ed VanLeor Owner The Best ln Laundry Service Where Servlce Quality and Prices Meet Cllfton Forge Vurguma . Q f aIu S 1 in J , Price in D wnI , . 1 . I ain r , Clifton Forge Virginia T33 ain Street ' 0 r avin Insur 0 , ' ag . . D I ' I WOOD CHEVROLET COMPANY Home Fl1I'IllShlHgS for 31 Years Where quahty IS hlgher than prices E A SNEAD FURNITURE COMPANY 500 Ma 1 n Street Hoes wx FOSTER S Ruff s S WEAR QU ALKTY FOO Ana 520 NWO 5 Chftoft Forge L Smith Rule Furniture Company CA VALIER CEDAR CHESTS JONES JEWELRY STORE Phone 8556 C 81 O Watch Inspector Dlamonds Watches G1fts ,Ie elrs Sllxer are Haxlland Dastleton Ch na Towle Lunt Reed Barton Sheff S11 er H ROOKLIN COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE Dial 2 2536 Shop Where It s Smart to be LAWLER FURNITURE COMPANY General Electrlc Appllances Furniture Thrlfty Chfton Forge Vxrg ma 1 T 1 1 ' L Va- Watch-Clock-Jewelry Repairing . - A . - W 'Y u v , Y VV H - i . - .Y E I Ma MW VIRGINIA RUBBER CORPORATICN a subsidiary of The H 0 Canfield Company 33 East wishes DV DV DV DV CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS OF CLIFTON FORGE HIGH SCHOOL FROM A COMPANY SERVING INDUSTRY AND INDIVIDUALS MlHlHg Natural Brldge Va uartzlte for Makmg Ferro S1l1con Rallroad Ballast DCSl1Ck1Hg Sand Mortar Sand Bulldlng Materlals Cllfton Forge Va Farmlng Mlllboro Sprlngs Va General Farmmg Reglstered Hereford Cattle Beef Cattle Hampshlre Hogs Lxmestone Low Moor Va H1ghway Stone Concrete Stone Concrete Sand Agrlcultural Llme W G MATHEWS, Jr., INCORPORATED GENERAL OFFICES Phones 2120 2129 CLIFTON FORGE VA I 411- -- - - , . I . . . . - . 7 i Lumber, Millwork, Paint and Hardware I ata- - W - - , . I . 444- - - , . C C Reliable Prescription Service FARRAR'S DRUG STORE Phone 8091 Clifton Forge Virginia THE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BANK CLIFTON FORCE Your Bank Complete Banking Service for All Member ofthe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation L C McGUIRE act aid Fire, t ie Priducts POWELL S ESSO SERVICENTER faT1r treat f 'Vlanli DSU t 604 Ma n Street Dial 75 6 F s al WEBER St ,Ji CLIFTON FORGE HARDWARE INC O ls St Bru I1 1 ig Ffnung. rt ngf dl flift ge Irirg , , - ' , ' ' : , ' . . . Tex 'J I ' 's or 1 9 i , , 'f TT XII' s ' es, Bat e i 5 'nl Act' rssorics . ' i ' .I ee fTIT,-xx - Mag, Q, 2 E I ' u lower: 4 , I nwvfld-H4 X Paints. Xi1I'IlI5Ilf'5. l'ff..ft-' 5 - , H N lowers 1 m 0: Ro ifir . ' Y. the ffIf'1I touch of perfection SP0 i goods ,Id TUUIS , Box 825 l' on For . Vinia FOSTERS e th g Chldens nd Red toWa Th St re that Apprec at tnF n Vr FRANK NAIR S DRIVE IN CLEANERS 537 Maru Street Chfton Forge V1rg1n1a Telephone 3506 P O BOY 75 JAMES B RACEY 81 COMPANY INC Ceneral Insurance Real Estate Broker Chfton Forge Va James B Raeey Aubrev E Dean THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA The Fnendly Bank CIIHOD Forge's 0Idesi and Largest Bank Continuous Service Since 'I90'I Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation u H Ev ry in! in i r I a Ladies, a y- - e r e o , i es I' Valued Patronage Clif o orge Covi i ginia , - Q , . J , . A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION West Vlrgunlo Pulp and Paper Company Covington Vlrglnla .X K Because forests grow and replenish A s themselves, a well-managed woodland ' wi rovi e a s ea v income. O O O Y VIRGINIA FOODS INC. 9Q8Q'.9.68' 95589 Akw 0883 S O 9 8 PO. Box 9 SaIem. XIIFQIIIILI W Q 2 O 5 5 r O 40400oo 0o4800o8'00o8' VALLEYDALE PACKERS INC Pa Ic Fine QuaI'ty M YN. CRO Q0 coLA W4' MONARCH FINE FOODS G BALFOUR PRODUCTS L R 4IIIKe sngto Ae c od2I Vr FITZGERALD S 400 R Ig Check Pres for the Best PRES BROWN S SPORT SHOP 14 West Washington Street Lexington Vlrglllla O us-nnvef, Co I I I In Covington. Virginia L. . J. . obenson Groceries, Dry f I H n i n v nue Ri hm n , i ginio Cl f f 'T ' 2222? 'S E X., IL 'X-f ALSEY COMPANY OWEN s PHARMACY C B ' H8 Maul Stn ct Whflll 5 llc IJl9ll'll'lllt0I'S In lltulmn Female I Ili-IOII Forgc VlI'glIlld Robe rt L Trlwbcll Sale Q Repre sc nl nine Phone 24343 Rmumke 3 Vlrglma Your fommumtw Health Serum Store NICELY FUNERAL HOME Phone 6521 Cllfton Forge Vlrgmxa K K omphmen TE ST AR CUT RA 3' Ax, lenls Scum!! ihfir assngnmfrl Y First year lYPi g Sun ns dune- 4 I SENIOR DIRECTORY LEONARD BABER J.C.L. 3,45 Science Club. RAYMOND CLARKSON J.C.L. 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 354. RAYMOND LYNWOOD CLATERBAUGH J.C.L. 1,2 ,3,4, Treasurer 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, President 44 Science Club 1,2,3,4, CARL WILSON DAVIS J C L 1 2,3 4 Science Club 1,2,3 Cl1em1stry Club 3 Senior Play Football 1 2,3 4 PATRICK DUNNIGAN J C L 1,2,3 4 President 1, Beta Club 3 4 H1 Y 2,3 4 Vxce President 4 Science Club 3 4 President 3 Science Fair Vice President 4, S C A 3 4 Executive Board ofthe D1str1ct Treasurer of Freshman Class Vice President of Senior Class Senior Play Football 1 2, Basketbalr 1 2 Track 1,2,4 JAMES DURVIN Science Club 12,3,4 D E Club 12, K V G 1,2,3 4 ANNE LEE ENTSMINGER J C L 1,2,Pres1dent 1 Jr Tri H1 Y 2 Vice President Trl H1 Y 3 4 S CA 1 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Secre tary 4 Harmony 1 Science Club 2 Alleghanlan 1,2,3 4 Editor 4 Beta Club 3 4 Basketball Team 1,2 3 4 Co Captain 4 Senior Play WAYNE ESTES J C L 1,2 ,3 4 Treasurer 1 H1 Y4 Scrence Club 1,2,4 Beta Club 3,4 CHRISTINE OMOCENE FAIRBURN Beta Club 3 4 F B L A 4 Historian FHA 2 Record Club 2 KA'1 HLEEN JEANETTE FORE Science Club 1 FHA 1 F B L A 3 4 Pres 4 Basket ball 2 3 Manager 3 l'r1 l-I1 Y 4 Harmony Club 1 Sr Play CLYDE MFRRITT GLOVER Jr J C L 1 2,3 4 Reporter 2 Beta Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Vree President Freshman Class Secretary Junior Class SCILDCC Club 3 4 Senior Play MARY ANN COIIN 1 CLl2J4DI:Club3Sc1en Club 'P 5 I' BI A 4 Mountaineer Staff 4 Basketball 3 1 Co Captain 4 llarmony Club 1 2 PLARL PLIIABI lll COODBAR k l H1231 lCLl,2,31FHA1Mounta1ne S 1l 14 lr1 H1 Y J 4 Pres1deut4 Sweethe rt IILI1 Seunet Club ' 1 Cht I11lSL1'y C1111 Sf1pl1r111f1re Cl 1ss Presultnt Harmony Club 1 '7 1 II1 Y 2 Stn1r1r BININY llAl'lJY ISIC Club l 2 DI Qlll RUlilR'l JUPIJAN A 4 A Il Y 111 'N IX ROIHRI MAY Stunet C 1 M IL 2KVC'7Stn1or y CAROLE AINN NOI L FHA 1 2 3 4 Reporter ' V1ee Prnsldent J President 45 J.C.L. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Co-Editor Latin Paper Z5 Harmony Club 1,2, Secretary 25 S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 Mountaineer Staff 15 Alleghanian Staff 2,3,4, Busi- ness Manager 3,45 Jr. Tri-Hi -Y 2, Chaplain 25 Tri- Hi-Y 354, Treasurer 45 Beta Club 3,45 Basketball Team 1,2,3,45 Senior Play. CAROLYN SUE PICKLESIMER Harmony Club 1, President 15 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Presi- dent 2' FHA 1 2,3 Historian 1 Reporter 2 Vice President 3' S C A 2 3 Secretary 2 Vice President 3' J C L 1,2,3 4 Alleghanian Staff 1,2,3 4 Tri H1 Y 3 4 Chaplain 4 Beta Club 3 4 Selcnce Club 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Assistant Head Cheerleader 3 Head Cheerleader 4 ROY BRANDON PUTNAM S C A 3 4 Vice President 4 H1 Y 4 Jun1or Class President Senior Class President, Football ,2 3 4 Captain 4 B1sketba1l 1 2 3 4 Co captain 3 4 Base ball 2 Senror Play EDGAR AUSTIN RHODES Glce Club 1 2 Chemistry Club 4 Beta Club 3 4 Sc1encr. Club 1,2 J C L 2,3,4 Business Manager Latin Paper J JOSI-.PH SIIAINNON ROSE Seiencc Club 2 4 Class Treasurer 2,3,4 J C L 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Cl1apla111 3 Pres1dent 4 Assxstant Clerk at M C 'X Chaplain of Valley H1 Y District Football 1 Manager 2 J V Basketball 2 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 2 '3 4 Senior Play ANIN ELIZABETH RUDISILL Harmony Club 1 2 J C L 1 'P,3,4 Secretary 1 S CA 1 4 Mountfnneer Staff 2 3 4 Assrstant Editor 3 E111 tor 4 Sc1ence Club 2 3 Jr Tr1 H1 Y Z Secretary 2 Tr1 H1 Y 3 l l4lSlOI'1Lll1 4 F B L A 3 Homecoming ueen s Court 1,2,3 Homecoming Queen 4 Senior Play SARAH ELLFIX RUMPF Hlrmony Club 1 7 Trl ll1 Y 3 4 Cheerleader 1,25 3 1 Allegh 1111111 Stall 1 3 14 Science Club 2 J C L l Z 3 4 Presrde 1t 2 Senior Play THOMAS MURDOCK RUTHERFORD L ,2 3 1 s111C11c 111111,2,3 11 Y12 Fo 1 11 1,2 3 AILFN BRUCE SALES J C L 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Beta Club 3 4 Science Club 1 2 3 Senior Pl1y ELILABFTH SCOTT H rn1c111yClublJ CL 12 3 4 Jr Tri H1 Y2 Tre isuxer 'Y l-Il H1 Y J 4 Beta Club 3 4 Science Club 3 J MOlI11Ll1l1CCT 3 4 Business Manager 4 F B L A J Senxor Play MAlll'I BA Sl IOWRFR Hrrnnrny Club lnbrarian l FH.A l Basketball 3 S tb1ll Tt 11111 F B L A .S 4 Senior ay WAINIJA AINN SMITH I' lm A B1sletball BI l I1 IAINI SWOOPI1 B 1C 11l 1 1 Sterttary 4 Trl H1 Y 3,4 Seereta y 4 I X1ee Presxdent 4 Sc1ence Club '7 3 ent L l 1 ' J 1 lVlU1l1lLJ1I1CLfSL.1 l-lb 1 DAN ll? VAIN IFAR X 1 President H1 Y 12 3 4 V1 Pre suit 111 4 Cl1a11l1111 1 Alleghanian Staff 3 J C L 1 7 14 Football 1 J V Basketball l '7 J Varsity Bisketball 4 ROBFRT LI-F WARRFN J C L 3 4 Seunee Club 1 '1 3 H1 Y 3 4 Basketball 3 4 7 I 7 I J ! 1 ' ' ' 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I I - - - I1 1 I 1 1 - - - I - 1 1 1 S 5 1 1 ' s I 1 1 141 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . l . . , , 4 ' .- , 9 A-- 1 . 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 I - -I - 1 1 I I1 - 1 1 I . I ' ' ' I Y I l - A 1 Y 7 7 I I SI I 1 'QI 4 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' S 1 5 - 1' ' 11 ' I ' I 1'1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - - 1 - I ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' .' . 1. S ' l- V- I I S . . 1 Y Q -1 --11--I-1 1 1I - 'I -11 I I 1-I-11 - 5 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 l I1 I I ,' , i 5 I I , 5 ' . .1 ., ' - 5 1 1 1 - 1 - , -'f I1 - - 1 1 ' 1 1'1 1 K ' . '- . ' r ' ' ' Y I Y 1 9 - ' ' I ,5 . . . ,.. I, I 5 . 1 5 I ' -1 1 1 I I- 1 ' I I I QI I1 1 - - - '1 1' 1 1 1 - ' - - 1 1 1 - - ,', ' 'Q . . . . 5 ' - Q ' ' 1 1 5 I 5I . I, . . , , . - ,' 1 1 1 ' ' S 3 1 1' ,L5 I'- '- , 5 ' ' - 1- ,'5 :IL ' 5..,I,5 ' 1 5 111 1 e X5 I 1 X . , . . 1 -I , 1 5 1 1 1 I Il 'I 5 x 1 I ,ul ' J.C. .l ,,-5 ' cC 5 1- ,5 O- 'L9 ' 1 5 ' ' all , . 'Ir-H1-IY 3,45 J. . . ,' ,' , ,I .'. ' '5 '- ce I 'I I I I'I 3 'F I 1 'Ii ' -:1-SI 1 -T' A S ' 1 , , 5 A 1 . 111 - ' 1 ' 1 - l .I i.. 4 II 'V I I I I I I Ik 4- l1:1'1 1-r1:1 ,' ,t 5- 5 .. '. . 1 ,-5 5 ' -cr , . ., ,f 'F - ,l , Y, y , - 1 . , . , I. -- A-1 1 1 1 1 .t:l ., 5 - F , , , - , 'a LI-I I- I I ' 1 5 I Q1-' 45.' I.,f5 ' f . l 35 I I I .' . 1 - '1 - 5 ' 5-5 I'.l1.I,.A. 25 S.C.A, 1,25 Jr. 'I'r'- '- 5 1 ' Play. , , I , , . , , 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 -141 lvll. ' ,' 5 l'.li.l,.A. l,Z5 . b Z. of I .I 1 .... ' 1 . ' P1 .I lJ.l-.. 4:11111 152, I-.l1.l..A. 1,25 .l.C.l.. 1,z,:1,4. HMI II' I ., 3I,I 1.Y1:11 11.104 ,. . . l1ll l,25I1I.i,S11-1-1..1q11yT15V11'vl'11-xnlt-11145 .l.C.l.. 0.1 1, 3. I' l- I I I I 'I 4 .- .- I I I II 2,115-15 '11-V11-1. y 2, 'lu-.1:.1111-1 Ii, C'11fl'.1l1t111 l..1Ii11 P11101 Il, B 1 Al .' .I 51- U 3, i I . ' 3, ll:111111111y f'lul1 I,f11-1c'11c'1-Clubl52,1'15'l'riflli-Y Sl, f,I 5 '.' , , II I IH IIII ' ' :1,11, V11-1 1'1.-1.1.1.-1.1 gf,111-111c'11111:1,11,1.11,1..A.25 2 X ' V ' W ' ' 1 l5:1'.lQ1'Il1.1ll If, Nl: 1151-1 fl, S1'111111 l'l.ly'. - I-1l1l'll. l,l'.I'. 'IAIJISUIJ5 .11. S L. ,1,.,l, , 4, . . . , .I.C.l,, l,2,IJl'..t'I11l1IS. Q f' . .Q , ' 1 1 ,CL ,-1. 1l-511' ' 1 -- ' 1-fs .l.C.l,. l,2,I1,-1,31-t-11-lg11y'25I .B.l..A. 25 C ' ' ' llul K ' 2,35 Football l,2, au11g:r'5 . .'.1.5 ' ' ' Pla '. . . I. . . I. -'--'11 1-11'-'11 Y 1 5 I 1 . I. A . 1 - 1-1 1 1 ' -1 lx ' X 1 1