Climax High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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I The waves of ages to the distant I I ff? Q'- NiRb RU I H HUNDLEY DEDICATION OU g NL L15 30 migm bong Jure And yn so strong Axxokc our heqrtb m ecstacy And him S L1I1Lh'1I1g1IlQ nm lock H:-ttmg ou i11I1LlI' nur we duilgitf. 1 he xrtb Bu 111110 Lo thee X th loxg unfm tts rid O1 1 11115 hw k 2 I, L Tv 15 r L' A I i.. w F 1 ,Y V ' Q5 M ,J 52 x 1 ..,,. Y .1 ' f ur ' hx Q Y Tendcr,1 , ' Y-t ' 1 -1. - ' , . . asf' 1 Q ' ee' V I vi I 1 - - by m 'tq1l1y, 5 41 , i--,kk I Af, it 11, L' up B :iff fQ,gwf'-'Fiiilmfll -Wlwfiii lm sz A HM El Q-iii .mn-ew F Ma amlui me :Jw 55 ',.w my xiii- ' A, ,W M T1 DNIINISTRATIQN .,. M2-:w'l.Ln ! U w :fig wi 'hr Mr. Robert Earl Williams Mr. H. R. Elmore Principal Superintendent M.Ed. and B.S. of Ed. Degree University of Maryland Concord College Miss Betty Jane Riddle Secretary SCHOOL BOARD Left to r ight: J. P. Mays, Callands Districtg J. Willie Toler, Pigg River District, Neil Eckard, Staunton River Districtg T, Anthony Pollard, Chairman, Tunstall Districtg Dr. G. V. Thompson, Chatham Districtg CarlG. Hodnett, Dan River District. Absent from picture: C. F. Adams, Banister River District, and E. B. Fitzgerald, Gretna. 1 . 'T Mrs. Ruth c.Hund1ey + A' B.S. Degree ff William and Mary College C, as-ggf i' ' , Mrs. George Blair B.S. Degree Madison College History, Science, Biology Mr. Max C. Littlejohn A.B. Degree Elon College History, Geography Physical Education, Coach Mrs. Pearl Berger B.A. Degree University of Kentucky English Mary Ellen Hylton B.S. Degree Madison College Physical Education, Coach Music Mrs. Bessie Payne B.S. Degree Longwood College Home Economics Mr. H. D. Carter B.S. Degree Virginia Polytechnic Institute Commercial Mrs. Guy Yeatts B.S. Degree Radford College Longwood College Librarian Mr. John M. Dunnavant, Jr. B.S. Degree Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture Washington University ., 2 f Mathematics j F ,A- . sa. X -A A 5 'fi 15 .Rf - X A Y' J if X. 'lm 11511 ,4-un ,,,5.'.w-00 Mrs. Barbara Hardy Emmanuel College Elon College Seventh Grade Mrs. Jesse Williams Radford College Seventh Grade Mrs. Maggie Watson Longwood College Sixth Grade Mrs. Bennie Towler Madison College Fifth Grade Mrs. Hurt Blair Longwood College Fourth Grade Mrs. E. T. Adkins B,S. Degree Radford College University of Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Third Grade Mrs. Eva Willis Radford College Second Grade Mrs. Truman Walker Madison College Longwood College Second Grade Mrs. Virginia Adkins Radford College University of Virginia First Grade Mrs. Mae Reynolds Averett College Radford College Madison College Longwood College First Grade ffm Smal? , ....... .fy -, - -r,-:- .. , 5 1?-Q l, - , I .--Q-1-LH-br-2 -5:::::1f: 5 ,'-:-:-:'-35 - .5 4'-1-. -Z--g--4 1- 4'-:--1-1: ' W - 21:11:11-z u-, ,nv 1 U - I-. 'D 'W' -L '1 :' -' 'En' -'- Y-., 'Q . ' 5'- 'ffii 7- -' ' --ff' - M - 2 47 A ' IQRS 3 P' f ,w -M 1' f ANNE ROE BERGER Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. D. J. Berger Route 1 Gretna, Virginia LUCY ANNE BLAIR Daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. J. F. Blair Route 3 Chatham, Virginia Jiang f x '.5Z 'N 5- 1 ' faq., 19 9x :Vx 'X 'Z 'QW' Jizluvf .xx A-In RUBY ANN ADKINS Daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. Buster Adkins Route 3 Chathafh, Virginia 'I' H E BECKY ANNE ANDERSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Anderson Route 3 Chatham, Virginia -5 JUDY NATHALIE BRADNER Daughter of Mr. Si Mrs. Guy Bradner Route 3 Chatham, Virginia ERNEST CASSIDY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cassidy Sandy Level, Virginia ,wiv 1-.,,, ?5a'fffM ' ,, I Y. 4 Q 'ir 8 Wm pQUQf'V7s LS -.rv- 'u-f 'Nur lk PEGGY MARIE COOK Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Guy Cook Penhook, Virginia NOMIE JEAN DOSS Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Welsie Doss Route 2 Chatham, Virginia 'UN .IUANITA MARIE FERGUSON Daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. Luther Ferguson Route 1 Penhook, Virginia JOHN MORRIS HEDRICK Son of Mr. 8: Mrs. J. G. Hedrick Route 3 Chatham, Virginia 93:2 MARVIN ARRINGTON OAKES Mt Mr 81 Mrs George E Oakes O 9 2.1. 1 I X 9' ' I If -... is .grain Q. Q 4 w ,aff ww'-fi CHARLENE HAZEL SHELHORSE Daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. H. C. Shelhorse Route Z Chatham, Virginia ALICE LOUISE LEWIS SI-IELTON Daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. C. W. Lewis Route 2 Chatham, Virginia f lf' ig 'N mfg f 1 , ,K 1 L. g,,gg!.- fy :xl .'fSo.':9,f,..,, 'i , . H N ' , pa ge 5' C. i, .V ' W, . '54 E . .uk ,.....,, 91: f Uh f 'Tig 9 I ,,,-,-, , fs We I xi L. CLIFFORD MCGUIRE PILLOW Son of Mr. 81 Mrs. Cliff M. Pillow if Pittsville , Virginia PHILIP WAYNE RIDDLE T I-I E 5 8 5 f Mr. 81 MrST,nD?L. Riddle R t 3 Gretngilsirginia A uk i ,gg 5 k igh dtiwk 'L i iffff' 4 A 5 K A 1-.V u x B C' , , x .V is I, fs, in A ua f. JOHN WAYNE SHELTON Son of Mr. 8: Mrs. John C. Shelton Route 3 Gretna, Virginia FRANCES BARBARA TOWLER Daughter of Mr. B: Mrs. Moses S. Towler Route 3 Chatham, Virginia fl 395 133: ag 554 +' I ,af W 1 ki, rl g A f 1,.,, I ' a-I L A JULIUS DENWOOD TOW LER Son of Mr. 81 Mrs. Stover Towler Route Z Chatham, Virginia JESSIE DONALD WILLIAMS Son of .vIr. 8: Mrs, J. A. Williams Route 3 Chatham, Virginia f, I is VY V ' tal , vig if 211 f 21 'ft IAF ' I' ea 'i , 1 x Q Y SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to ught Donald Wxlllams pres1dent Barbara Towler reporter Danese Wood treasurer Juamta Ferguson secre tary absent fzom pxttule Malvln Oakes VICE pres1de1t MASCOTS W K Pearson VlCk1 Godfrey Son of 'W Daughter of r 81 Mrs W1l11am Pearsor i r Ez Mrs Lee Godfrey Route Z Route Z Chatham V1rg1n1a Gretna V1rg1n1a i u 'Rm'- The Junxor Sen1or Banquet was held on May 17 at the Country Club Inn It was held under the d1rect1on of Mrs Hundley c la s s sponsor It was thoroughly en Joyed by everyone who attended 12 IN MEMORIAM ,swam 71 Saw?-hw WAYNE RIGNEY In 1ov1ng memory of Wayne our classmate and fr1end Llke a shxp that's left 1tS moormgs And saxled bravely out to sea So Someone Dear has passed away In calm serenlty We stand alone and Walt wxth Joy the com1ng For our hearts shall reap where xt has sown And gather up us frmts The waters know their own and draw The brooks that sprmg 1n yonder hexght So flows the good wxth equal law Nor txme nor space nor deep nor h1gh Can keep your memory away from us But there's a prorrnse of greater Joy Than Earth can have mn store For God has planned a r1cher hfe Beyond the Unseen Shore The Semor Class 13 2 is was-Q: '14 -5. 'D 73,231 ah! az my 7? ff Ng.-.M MOST ATHLETIC Becky Anderson Donald W1111ams MOST STUDIOUS Faye Towler Marvm Oakes WHO S WHO BEST ALL ROUND Danese Wood Chfford Pxllow ,L- an'4T '5f::,f'. ' 3 ,fwfr 4 Xt ES M A r MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST Anne Berger Barbara Towler Judy Bradner J D Towler I4 vga-4 Tiki'-lu-ug.. QN9' I ' WV , , E 11 1 , I . Q I J: ,S ,A-f' , ' '. , ' ' 'u in l '39, 3 .Q - F ' gf . , I K- tg, To L1 Q. ,sig , gl' 7 in D A A .T - - , af, .4 - A L Y 3 i ff X if - ' S , .WW 4 1 LL? 1, v ' 5: ffm v A ' :1 ' A 1: ' 5, 1 B' 'f'7'N 1 . 7 4 , f' -- Ydf. . V4 ' ' wi ' -- W - . . ,W ', . lgfxqfgff O T' 4 fi ,7 s 'q L'f?i- 3 7 , , 3, 7,2 ,.. I I 1 , -af fi ' 4 - PM Tis T ff? ' ' f V Vg' ' X -, . . X . gy , . f A- .. , 7 fx L . A 9 . N, 'i an H A , .' ' ' ,. - 1 V, A Y, . . I 1 , fl' - 1-1 - '. im- I Q 1 lhlsuuuaaag. n2Ll..2'u17 MOST CHEERFUL Peggy Cook Juanxta Ferguson X WITTIEST P1-111113 Rlddle Lucy Anne Blau- MOST BASHFUL NEATEST Charlene Shelhorse Ruby Adkms Morr1s Hedmck Ahce Shelton 'ug' dk Z 3 I le. K Niqsx f K BEST LOOKING QUIETEIST John Wayne Shelton Nornxe Jean Doss Ernest Cassxdy Catherme Towler . 1 O 2--P 5' 5 M 4 he . ' ex I f Q' , I , O , J ,-A - ' n.nn ' l 71 iff e A J ' ' 119 W l h .. 4-5' 3 3 h f , 7 1138 h 1 O E h 3 ' . i . N. Q 5 ' ' 15 SENIOR ACTIVITIES RUBY ANN ADKINS FHA l Glee Club 1 BECKY ANNE ANDERSON Beta Club3 Reporter 1 Rep to Beta Conventxon Z F HA 4 V1ce pres1dentl Pres1dentl Rep to F H A Convent1on1 Student COUUC111 Re porterl Eagle staffZ Bus1ness Manager l Rep toS I P A Conventlonl Safety Patroll 4 H Club4 Vxce pres1dentl Songleader I Reporter I 4 HShort Course 1 4 H Electr1c Congress l Basketball4 Presldent of Freshman class Sec retary 81 Treasurer of Sophomore class Forensxc meet 1 Sentor play Glee Club Z secretary l ANNE ROE BERGER Cheerleadrng Z Basketball Z Softball 2 F H A Z Treasurerl 4 HClub Z Secretary Songlea 61' Student Councxl 1 Beta Club 3 Program chaxrman Beta Conventxon Z Marshalll Glee Club 1 V1ce prestdent of Freshman class Sophomore reporter Eagle staffZ Art Ed1tor Senior Play Th1rd Place m Wxldlxfe Essay Con test Forenslc Meet 2 Rep to S I P A Mlss Mlss Amer1can Leg1on Contest LUCY ANN BLAIR 4 H Club 4 Presxdent Z Vxce Presxdent 1 Re porterl 4 H Club Short Coursel Student Counc1lZ Pres1dent 1 Beta Club 3 V1ce presm dentl F HA 3 Basketball Z Sophomore Presx dent Safety Patrol 1 Sen1or Play Glee Club 2 Pres1dent l Eagle Staff 4 Advertxslng Manager 1 Beta Club Conventxon 3 S I P A Convent1on 2 Teenage Club Z Znd V1ce Presxdent I ERNEST CASSIDY F F A Z PEGGY MARIE COOK F H A 4 H1StOr1aH 1 Glee Club 1 NOMIE JEAN DOSS Glee Club 1 4 H Club 1 JUANITA FERGUSON Sen1or Class Secretary F H A 3 Hrstorxan and Parlxamentarxan 4 H Club 4 V1cePres1dent Sen1or Class Play Glee Club 3 MORRIS HEDRICK FFA 4 Glee C1ubZ 4 H4 MARVIIN OAKES F F A Z Secretary I Beta Club Z Secretary 1 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Student Councll 1 4 H Club Z Junlor Class Treasurer Senlor Class Vxce Presldent Dlstrlct Greenhand Champ1on CLIFFORD PILLOW F F A Z PHILIP RIDDLE Basketball 4 Baseball 4 F F A 4 Sentxnel I Reporter 1 Student Councxl 1 Semor Play CHARLENIE SHELHORSE Glee Club I Safety Patrol Z F HA 4 Parlxa mentarlan l Federatxon Parhamentarxan l Honorary Vxce presxdent ofthe Danvllle Falr Assoclatxon 1 4 H Club 4 Cheerleader I Soft balll F HA Convention 1 4 H Club Short Course 1 F HA Federatlon p1an1st ALICE LEWIS SHELTON Glee Club 2 Beta Club 3 Eagle Staff 1 Junlor Class Vrce Pres1dent JOHN WAYNE SHELTON Greenhand Champxon Student Councxl l BARBARA TOWLER F H A Z Student Councxll Seruor Class porter CATHERINE TOWLER F H A 4 Treasurer 1 4 H Club 3 Glee Club Z Senxor Play FAYE TOWLER Freshmen Class Secretary Beta Club 3 Cha1r manofOb-yectlve Commlttee 4 HClub1 Student Councxll SafetyPatroll EagleStaffZ Assxstant Ed1tor 1 Ed1tor 1 DONALD WILLIAMS Senxor Class Presldent Beta Club 3 Presldent I Reporterl Eagle Staff l Junxor Class Presx dent Attended Boy's State Teenage Club Presm dentl Treasurerl F FA 3 Treasurerl VICE Pr es 1dent 1 Student C0unc1l3 Reporter l Sophomore Class Vlce Pres1dent Freshmen Class Vlce Presxdent Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Senxor Play Beta Club Convent1on 2 DANESE WOOD Semor Class Treasurer Student Counc1l F H A 4 Songleader Z 4 H Club4 Songleader 3 Safety Patrol Cheerleader Z Sen1or Class Play Glee Club 3 . . . , . . . . , 5 , Q 9 Q ' 1 - . , , , . 1 ..., ' - ' . 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I 1 ' Q I 9 , ' 1 o I n 1 j - 1 4 n 16 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT As tlme has passed one of the la s t and lmportant thlngs that man docs IS to make a w1ll The Senlor Class w1ll LS as follows I Ruby Ann Adkxns w1l1 to Anme Lee Adkms my typewr te for hel next year ty plng class I Becky Anderson w1ll to Geraldine Shelton my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Delmar photographers I Judy Bradner w1ll to Jeannette West my seat on Mr Hudson s bus ID hopes that you w1ll learn to love It I, Lucy Anne Bla1r w1ll to Wayne Mahan my ab1l1ty to get along wlth Mr Dunnavant May he get along wlth h1m better than I I Lucy Anne Bla1r w1ll to Dale Mahan my date to the Sprlng Dance at Harg rave I Peggy Cook, w1ll to .I Nell Owen my lox e for the back desk 1n hlstory class so she can learn more ancrent hlstory lnstead of modern I Nomre Jean Doss w1ll to Geneva Mayhew my sewxng machme 1n Home Econom1cs so she can dress ln style next year I Juanlta Ferguson w1ll to Ann Anderson my plac e In lunch llne May she get there faster than I d1d I Morrxs Hedrlck w1Il to Ted I-Iedrxck my ab1l1ty to make frlends w1th new g1rls I Mary 1n Oakes w1ll to Thomas Jefferson my loye for llterature I Ph1l1p Rlddle, wxll to Gordon Ray Watson my ab1l1ty to grow tall so he can help the team out on reboundmg I Charlene Shelhorse w1ll to Peggy Morton my pass to Mlss Ruddle s Drlve In I Allce Lewxs Shelton wxll to Keith Shelton Glenn s good taste 1n choosmg a w1fe I John Wayne Shelton w1ll to L C Reynolds my love for Mrs Yeatts Study hall I Barbara Towler vnll to Ester Swaxn my place mn typzng class so she wxll make more words on speed tests next year I Catherlne Towler w1ll to Mary Jane Doss my grammar and l1ter ature books for Engllsh class I Faye Towler, w1ll to Ev elynR1gney my love for commerc1al sub jects Better luck next year 1n takmg d1ctat1on I J D Towler w1ll to Rlchard Anderson my love for Mr L1ttleJohn ln hopes you w1ll learn to llke hlm and Span1sh better I Donald W1lI1ams, w11l to Charles Adkms my ab1l1ty to play ey ery posxtxon on the baseball team I Donald Wllllams w1ll to Wlllxam Ferguson everythlng I hay e wh1ch 15 nothmg I Danese Wood w1ll to Kaye Eades my ab1l1ty to ke ep a steady boyfrxend fl el N? 17 I 1 I , , 1 Z. . . , .. 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I 1 ' 1 ' . . , . . , . , 1 . 1 Y V Y . 1 1 F, I f -QQ f .1 v - ff K - 4 Y 4 -I -,S - -,f f -Iv Y X , ,: I 'T 1 ' CLASS PROPHECY It was on the s e cond day of June 1968 that I walke d 1nto the fortune tellers booth to see what the future held 1n store But lnstead of asklng to have my fortune told Imade a very unusual request I had been th1nk1ng lately about my classmates back at Cl1max, V1rg1n1a It was exactly ten years SIHCS w e had graduated and Iwondered what they were all dolng HOW The fortune teller asked me to have a seat and sald that she would look lnto her stal ball' to see 1f she could tell me what I wanted to know As she gazed 1I'L'CO hcl crystal ball ' she revealed these thlngs to me Ruby Ann Adklns lSWO1'li1I'1g as a clerk 1n a large department store 1nR1chrnond Danese Wood 1S a beaut1c1an and owns her own beauty parlor Juanlta Ferguson IS a nurse 1n an army hospltal and cheers many soldlers through thelr xllnesses Ann Berger 1S a. rned1calm1ss1onary to Chlna Lucy Anne Blalr 1s a fashlon des1gner and owns a dress shop 1n New York C1ty Faye Towlex IS sec1eta1y for a lawyer 1n New Orleans Allce Shelton 1S stlll happlly rnarrled and keeps house whlle Glenn works Cllfford Plllow 15 a lTlCCl13.1'11C and runs a small garage at Cllmax Marvm Oakes IS a lad1O teley 1s1on news reporter 1n Phlladelphla Donald W1ll1ams IS play 1ng ball for the New York Yankees and als o owns small farm where he spends h1s le1sure tlme Morr1s Hedr1ck IS m the A1r Force Ernest Cassldy owns a cab company 1D Danv1lle and dr1ves a tax1 hmmself Barbala Towler IS the socxal dlrector on a large ocean l1ner andtravels to far away places Judy Bradner 1S a receptlonlst for a doctor 1n Chatham Phlllp Rxddle owns a farm at Gretna and works hard every day Charlene Shelhorse has a small tea shop on the outsklrts of Lynchburg John Wayne Shelton IS fly1ng h1S own plane but 15 thlnklng of Jolmng the A1r Force Peggy Cook IS a tour gu1de 1n the Unlted Natlons Bu1ld1ng 1D New York Catheune Towler IS a waltress 1n a restaurant ln Danv1lle NOU116 Jean Doss 15 a medxcal Seczetary 1n a doctor s bulldxng 1n Lynchburg J D Towler 15 a radlo announcer I Becky Andel son am a secretary for the F B I and have an offlce mn Washxng ton D C I8 J , ' I ' . 7 . 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SENIOR ACTIVITIES -J CAST Sally Sklnner Danese Wood Dagmar Waring Becky Anderson Mrs CeCel1a Varldyne Juanita Ferguson Dexter Westbrooke Donald Williams Allison Vandyne Lucy Blair Ronald Spangler J D Towler Glenn Vandyne Philip Riddle Daisy Judkins Catherine Towler Nella Yardley Anne Berger On the nights of November Zl and 23 our Senior class presented the three act comedy Our Gal Sal 'Ezeemed that the gossiping Nella Yardley s country neice Sal, 15 v1s1t1ng her In the home of Mrs Cec1l1a Vandyne next door, this name strongly reminds them of the little freckle faced brat that her children had played and fought with When Allison tells Glenn of her V1S1t, he falls into such a rage that he calls Sal a pest, a mean despicable brat a star eyed 1d1ot Sal is now a lovely cultured lady She is now hiding behind a screen, waiting to surprise her first lover When she hears this she immediately decides to be just that Scenes are rollickmg as Sal battles Dagmar Warren Allison tries to maintain peace when Daisy becomes involved in the action When Dexter Westbrooke involves the family in crime and the cop Ronald Spanglar, 15 called IH actions really pile up Just guess who cracks the case Our Gal Sal of course' 'n'GW'i Klum We 'SY' it mg 414 'N As a money-making project for this year the senior class sold magazines subscriptions to parents, f iends and neighbors The class plans to use the money that they received from the magazine drive to help pay for the Washington trip which they are planning to take in the spring Charlene Shelhorse, selling S55 80 was the high salesman for the room and received Otto the autog raph dog Receiving citations were Catherine Towler, Lucy Anne Blair, Anne Roe Berger, Donald Williams, and Nomie Jean Doss The class together-sold a. totalof S290 05 and received a profit of S97 91 The captain of this magazine drive was Becky Anderson -..fr -,,,.5-i-,,, 1' E ,ds fb w-.hw-3 Sparkling bubbling ice-cold Pepsi-Cola, mingle with the lively strand s of our song as these two smart seniors Anne Roe Berger and Faye Towler take time out from the daily grind for that pause that refreshes, Although Anne has held quite a few offices such as Treasurer of F.H.A. Beta Club Program Chairman, Eagle Staff Art Editor, 4-H Club president secretary and p rog ram chairman has receivedletters in basketball and cheerleading sung in the Glee Club participated in the Forensic meet three years and has held many mo r e church offices she has not neglected her studies. Her average on all subjects is 97.8 for the past four years. Her attendanc e record has been perfect for at least the last four years. She has attended SIPA and the Beta Convention and won third place in the State Wildlife Essay Contest. Yet she is just on the bottom rung to the ladder of achievement Anne plans to obtain the B.S. and M.D degrees in order to enter foreign service as a missionary. As editor of this busy ann ual Faye has kept a cool head and has really done a swell job. Faye has been in the Beta Club for three years and is the Chairman of the Objectives Committee this year. She was representative to the Student Council for the class during her junior year. She has als o been s e c r eta r y for the class. She had a perfect attendance record during her sophomore year. This is her second ye a r on the annual staff and she was assistant editor last year. She has been just everybody's friend and is averaging 96.3 on all high school subjects. There s no better combination anywhere than music, a couple of lively brains and chilling, thrilling Pepsi-Cola! HPEPSI-COLA 20 As these smart semors know, mllk IS the perfect health food, especlally 1f 1tS from Bennett s Dalry They know that mak1ng good grades 15 1mportant too and they have proved thls by the1r averages .J D Towler has an average of 89 9 and Marvm Oakes has 91 1 BENNETT DAIRY Gretna V11-guna I Q it lv-Wx? w.,,fJ'w,, hmmm Z AJ, ,gig ,4 +P 51 M tl ligh- L Zi' FQ: 9t!2 -'J 'f A , -l Nr. Q, I 446 '?'f 'qr 'LCS-., DRY FORK MILLING CO DRY FORK VA HOME OF THE FARMERS ZZ f fy '1 I- . . . , 1 ,, YY ll I I K I I ' 7,15 ' N Q N ... 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'Mv- Q- Q Mm' as ft? will 3 A we X , -ig W 'Quart if M7 gf 5 fs JUNIORS OF '58 X575 N01 iz-gf Annie Lee Adkins Charles Adkins Richard Anderson Carl Barker Mary Jane Doss Kaye Eades William Ferguson Ted Hedrick Thomas Jefferson Dale Mahan Wayne Mahan Geneva Mayhew 0Qx f it l ill 'u 1-lrlnv W ,fr QE f 2 5--57 1 -14 Q Y Q' ' 1 HJ K .bei If . A 1 . Y 1 ,- v -'fa BETA CLUB INITIATION AS SOPHOMORES ,fly r Peggy Morton W, V I L. C. Reynolds W if 'W-e 9 -. ...P Evlyn Rigney I Q g Ah Geraldine Shelton W. Q 4,1 fi 'Wh ,M 139- -Qi nw, A qwmzy V, P I 4 l - , Keith Shelton .1-w Ester Swain lk ' Q, V' Darrel Thornton ' ' ' 1 K Gordon Ray Watson , ' , 91 ' ' , V 'hw' W-' ' .Q ,' . R J I , 4 l -,V 2, f Venton Watson , ,A Jeannette West , .3 -ft-. 23, g George Williams V 4 , Bobby Woodson K- V 7 3 J.. . 'I-ve ' rw TS C. ! as ' 'l , 'Ss V i Na... . -uw' if , 1: ,,, ' T 11:- Q B Q f' 5 fl 29 ,W 170 WE' vb h KL 1, r xx Y A Q , .f W ,QQSHS A wr'-'W rx, Q-Ear l r l y , JL. 1 il-sq. M 'IL' iv' W be so XXXTN A f ,-. .- Ar fir 13' rf new fax , Q. aw- J J pg v-w aff, 9' w' 4 5, . B ' ' ,R 1 A K A ,X A V . U I tm ,, ,X in X Q aim. V Q, J. Xi ' I li ig age Wy' A K ,Q ' 'Ps V Y, 1 , ' M L fi?-' as f 731 ,,N'L 'F.'K ff A. A52 55, ,,k' 'jk 41 gn V f 9 fr B ,Q I , --, ,Q if A if Y , W -. I 4- J fv- s., SOPHOMORES Lucy Adkins Edna Sue Barber J. W. Barbour Robert David Berger Adeline Blair Dianne Blair Mozelle Bowen Frances Burton William Davidson Ginger George Jewel Hedrick Selena Kendrick Sharon Mayhew Kenneth Osborne Mildred Osborne Roger Osborne Wilson Owen Jr, Archie Parker J. R. Pearson Judy Rigney Bobby Shanaberger Brenda Thornton Anne Marie Tosh Garland Towler June Towler Jacqueline Williams Billy Wood Archie Yeatts Q45 -fq Q FRESHMEN 'vu ' Danny Adkms 'N Faye Adkms LOUISE Adk1ns Lucllle Adk1HS Donna Lee Bla1r Mary Jane Blaxr fm. Lawson Barbour Ronme Bennett Roger Conner Ronald Cook Douglas Craddock Mar1e Dalton Rxchard Edwards Gary Ferguson Kathleen Fmney J1mmy Gross .l'0yCe Hall J D Haskms 2 ' ,D Q 'N rx at Jesse Hodges Edward Law Bla1r Mahan Joyce Mahan Melv1n Mahan ,19- Bltha Mayhew 1 Tom Mayhew Lana Mllls Dlanne Mmter 4 Jeannette Oakes W Y Ehzabeth Osborne Leslle Osborne Ray Osborne Relda Osborne Velma Osborne rg? ,,, Juanlta Reynolds -vw g, Larry Shanaberger . iv -.,, 'f Genell Shelhorse 'N7 jf! Ann Shelton Donald Shelton J'1mmy Shelton Q Carolyn Speck 'N Sylv1a Speck Evonne Shlelds NNN x Carol Tolley W1ll1am Tompklns Dw1ght Towler 1 -n Ernest Wood 0 M Wayne Worley Melvm Wxlhams 1 , Q-' lava Q, gx es., yup... 'Q' fh. ' i 41 3 0 516' ,' - X 44: 'Ml , ff 'V' ct , 1 2? Rl U: A , . ,, , . L 43 ef L ' S t ' ff - .Jfj e fi ' My y ' . r V l i A , N' as X K .F wx- ' 'L' , Q G . .x 4 I vu 1, ffl' , I l f l X V 'l ' - 'f X ' Blk-. fl' I ifsga t ,' ry 'S .em . 1 -t A X.. VL ya , f 4 ' if V, U I . 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X 'ive QQJ ,AN1 ix - F tu 'Us' w--X J' v A .ini L..- ' LQ-Q W Xa , Q Y? L EIGHTH GRADE 553 HU L Q5 3, 5, . bl f Q ,.-. I X in K x-is M ififra, ffm A ,, 3.5 - 4. ,H N Dorothy Adkins Junior Adkins Linda Adkins Owen Anderson Tommie Anderson Clyde Barker Haywood Barbour Catherine Bennett Aaron Blair Earl Blair Garry Wyatt Blair Margaret Ann Blair Landon Bradner Madonna Burdette Nadine Cook Nickey Cundiff Laura Edwards Christine Ferguson Linda Gibson Ronald George Gladys Gross Joyce Hammock Betty Lou Haskins Ann Hudson Maylon Lurnpkins L. T. Osborne Betty Owen Carlene Owen Eleanor Owen Jerry Reynolds Nancy Reynolds Ward Reynolds Ronald Rigney Patricia Shields Ella Mae Shelton Melvin Towler Lois Walden Giles Walker Libby watson Curtis Wood Patsy Warley Carol Ann Yeatts Glenn Yeatts ' if W! For the best in delicious ice- cream these smart-looking juniors NH Y, have found that you can't beat Pet. 'K 4, Making good grades is equally 1 'B irnportant to Keith Shelton who has an average of 96.5 and Dale Mahan who has a 95.6 average. PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY' That looks like fun , say two smart Junio r s as they watch how the Star-Tribune, their local newspaper is published. Kaye Eades ha s an average of 95 and Gordon Ray Watson is averaging 95.2. STAR-TRLB UNE' ' Chatham Virginia. Sf These clever juniors have used their wit to make good grades. Peggy Morton has an average of 94,6 and Geraldine Shelton's average is 94.2, McLaughlin Supply Company Dealers in Building Materials HEmlock 2-2681 Chatham, Virginia Yes, you can be sure those vegetables are fresh b ecau s e they come from Mick or Mack. Intelligent girls like Ester Swain with an average of 91.3 and Jeannette West with an average of 93.2 always know where to buy. MICK or MACK Gretna Virginia. ... ...... I 'ff :Iii RGANIZATIONS 31 I , L5 If if lr s ' K' .A 'N -Awww W. .nf STU DENT COUNCIL Fir s t row- Mrs. Blair, Sponsor: Keith Shelton, Vice-Presidentg Lucy Anne Blair Presidentg Archie Yeatts, Secretary-TreasurergDonnaLee Blair, Reporter. Second row: Bitha Mayhew, Dianne Blair, June Towler, Larry Shanaberger, Philip Riddle Laura Edwards, Eleanor Owen, and Barbara Towler. With the cooperation of the members ofthe Student Council our yea r has been very successful. Sorne of the projects that we have carried out are: l. Sponsoring the Miss Climax contest. Z. Sponsoring a Christmas party and crowned Miss Climax. 5. Providing assembly programs for the school. -1. Organizing a President's Council. 5. Providing refreshments after all home ball games for the visiting teams. o. Keeping the bulletin board up-to-date. The purpose of this organization shall be: a. To establish better and higher ideals of conduct. To train ourselves, the students, to live usefully in a democracy. b. To encourage students' participation in all school activities. c. To create and foster a spirit of understanding and co-operationbetween students and faculty. If First row: Peggy Cook, historian, Mozelle Bowen, song-leader, Jacqueline Williams, treasurer, Becky Anderson, president, Jeannette We st, vice-president, Danese Wood, song-leader, Jewel Hedrick, secretary, Brenda Thornton, reporter, Second row: Annie Lee Adkins, Dale Mahan, Ginger George,Kaye Eades, Sharon Mayhew, June Towler, Lucy Anne Blair, Adeline Blair, J'Nell Shelhorse, Jeannette Oakes,Mrs Bessie Payne, sponsor. Third Row: Donna Lee Blair, Dianne Blair, Bitha Mayhew, Catherine Towler, Barbara Towler, Edna Barber, Carolyn Specks, Mary Jane Blair, Juanita Reynolds, Lana Mills, Charlene Shelhorse, Sylvia Specks, Carol Tolley. FUTURE HCMEMAKERS CDF AMERICA I 0 The F. H, A, chapter set forth many worth- JW while goals to be carried out this year. Some of the goals are as follows: To encourage members J to attend all chapter and federation meetings, to , encourage the development of civil defense, to remember the aged in the community with gifts 'les'-i, ' X and cards, for chapter members to adopt little sisters in the ninth grade and explain F, H, A. to them, tohelpa needy family in the community. Chapter programs were planned to help carry out some of these goals. On December 9, the new members were in- X itiated into the club. After the initiation cere- l mony and the business session, the entire group went to the District Home in Chatham. Refresh- ments were served bythe group to the elderly people and e v e ryone joined in group singing, Everyone enjoyed the visit and felt a great satis- faction in knowing that they had brought a bit of joy to the aged. At Christmas time, the group fixed a box for a needy family in the community and presented it to them. The entire group is making plans and look- ing forward to the Mother and Daughter Banquet which will be held in March. This banque t is one of the highlights of the year for the chapter, 34 me fgfffii First Row, left to right: J. M. Dunnavant, advis org J. R. Pearson, Treasurer, Philip Riddle, Sentinel, John Wayne Shelton, Reporter, Ke ith Shelton , President, Darrell Thornton, Vice- Presidentg Archie Yeatts, Secretary. Second Row: JimrnyGross, Ernest Cassidy, Richard Ed- wards, Robert David Berger, Dwight Towler, Wayne Haskins , Melvin Mahan, Roger Conner, William Anderson, Third Row, left to right: Clifford Pillow, Wilson Ow en, Lawson Barbour, Morris Hedrick, Wayne Mahan, Thomas Mahew, Donald Williams, J.D.Haskins,Leslie Osborne Wayne Worley, Ronald Cook. 1 Q51 FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA ' J After a bad start, things beganlook- ing better for the Climax F. F. A. Chap- ter. ln December Climax placed third in the tractor driving contest. Then in I February, the club took top honors in the public speaking contest. Now the organization is training for a degree team contest with hope S of improving last years second place winning. 35 EITW First Row: Anne Berger, ArtEditor, BeckyAnderson, Business Manager, Keith Shelton, Assist- ant Editorg Faye Towler, Editor, Lucy Anne Blair, Advertising Manager, Donald Williams, Senior Representativeg Archie Yeatts, Photographer. Second Row- Alice Shelton, Jeannette Oakes, Jewel Hedrick, J. D. Towler, Archie Parker, Assistant Photographerg Adeline Blair, Secretaryg Melvin Williams, J. R. Pearson, Gordon Ray Watson, Geraldine Shelton, Mr. Carter, Sponsorg Carol Yeatts. EAGLE STAFF A2 'N Let's have something that will make people ,, Wd . Ni '4 remember this senior class , was the remark at gf the beginning of the year--and thus it began. All le? 2 those jaunts in search of ads, sleepless nights for S95 . . li some responsible one s , and worn thin nerves ,1 Q A' proved not in vain. The dog-eared dummy was at last sent in near the deadline. The annual was entered in the S,I,P.A. and the Virginia High School League, This annual which was better than ever must come back with an award from some of these contests. The members attending the S.I.P.A, Conven- tion in Lexington had awonderful time, taking in everything, We know that we could not have accomplished A J' Y this had it not been for the guidance of our ever- faithful sponsor, Mr. Carter, whose cheerfulness at fir, and patience has kept us pulling through. The co- operation of the staff was necessary to complete this annual. It is our hope that we have responded adequately to the high calling of our task- -to cap- ture the highlights and the spirit of this school year and to preserve them forever on these pages . 36 rx, ex A in 5 .- ifmllldl. 10 First row, left to right: Anne Haskins, Ginger George, Ronald Rigney, treasurer, Becky Ander- son, reporterg Jackie Williams, songleaderg June Towler,presidentg Laura Edwards, secretary, Betty Owen, Eleanor Owen, Danese Wood, song leader. Second row: Jerry Reynolds, Ella Mae Shelton, Giles Walker, Earl Blair, Lucy Anne Blair, Adeline Blair, Dale Mahan, Charlene Shel- horse, Genell Shelhorse, Garry Blair, Third row: Patsy Worley, Patricia Shields, Nadine Cook, Libby Watson, Linda Adkins, Carol Yeatts, Rita Geor e Madonna Bur de tte Mar aret Blair, Christine Ferguson, Anne Hudson, Tommie Anderson? y ' g SENIOR 4-H CLUB lx Each year the members of the Climax Senior 4-H Club have received recognition, not only in the club, but alsoin the county and district. This year was no exception. The Club has had con- siderably good attendance at all the meetings and contests. The club has two new members in the Pitts- ylvania County Honor Club, and five second year members. They attended the banquet for the in- itiation of new members held in the Elks Club in Danville, The club received fifty dollars for the ex- hibits in the Danville Fair, The club placed first in the county and second in district. Many indivi- duals received ribbons and cash awards for their participation, Jacqueline Williams won the district award for her demonstration in state competition. She also won first place on her achievement record, The club is also proud of Adeline Blair who won fir st p l a c e on her demonstration at Electric School. The c1ub's mostoutstanding event was when Lucy Anne Blair was chosen to be an All-Star at the State Short Course at Blacksburg. 37 If S Q f f tg , gun Of? UC 1 in nifigsfhf Li Inspecting these superbly made doorhandles and this quality paint are two smart sopho- mores, Adeline Blair and Jackie Williams. Adeline is averaging 97,4 and Jackie has an average of 97,6, HEDRICK'S BUILDING SUPPLY Chatham Virginia Everyone, including Dianne Blair and ,Tune Towler. Sophomores listen to WMNA for the top records and news. Dianne Blair has an average of 95,6 and June Towler is averaging 95.8. WMNA Radio for Central Virginia ,Z Lf- ' '4' C 1 5 W 4' 1' it 5 3, I X11 'At 4 P ,Z K W' NU IJALVIIDIUN MILLD 'eu- i ,..-. A I 'Z 1' C V f s' iv 1 I '67 A ,,,, K 'F7, , ' , ' -- , r' , x W: is , 'wk W gf-4, A WA 4 X 'qi , ,MW 4 Q -V - wk V , 1 Y q V-'eff , U Admiring these two products of Southern States are Robert David Berger and Archie Yeatts. They are being shown the features of this Unico refrigerator by Mr, Howard Yeatts. Robert David's average is 92.8 and Archie has an average of 94, SOUTHERN STATES Chatham and G re tna Phone Chatham HE-Z-4201 Phone Gretna 3356 Farmers who know, go to Galveston Mills to purchase feed and flour. They are the dealers of that good Vaden's G M Feeds and Golden Rule Flour, Two smart freshman who know their business are Donna Lee Blair with an average of 96,6 and Melvin Williams has an average of 95.4. GALVESTON MILLS , INC. Gretna Virginia G INCORPORATED l MANUFACTURERS MERCHANT MILLERS Nairn? E2s'swi ' ...J of-or-'IQ --ni if-1-- ll E -5, f Z 'is 4 1..,,:. M - IP' Q . -by-3-5 ., wh .3 gb-u , , I 5 v ' I I R 1 ' vs-5 ,424 QF 51? . .,, 2-QIM ' 'I - 3 2353? ! ?i3iiQ: . 9 1f s I K Q -In W vig, , 1 an 43555 sqm H? Lk Yagi 1 1:.---- an 'W 3 AF AL 1 9- L '?af- ' .- - . ,3 ' - y anti, .,., I W , ZW g 7f? - , .A , .. 'Q Q m y - , Q, -M .. 31 ze 'H -wqigw 'usfqiik i Wk ., W, Jag, jsfxl, I ' nes, , g m. Q K 3S r'f.,ffzf A W 1 1 1 'V :W W' f-'ff f 4 L. ,X . F. Ig, af V -- .. -. I if ' 4 -- ..Q As - 4 , K. 1 X S x X 1 . 5 ' H, K v X , . 2 + 1 K 1 u '. X C . 2 ' L 1 1 ' A L 1 1 L . 3 3 W 2 ' , , ' 'A 1 1 ' ' 4, Z 5 'A X ' f ' 47.5 51 2? '- . f Q, 2. 2, . ,Wa and Mr , W ,W , b ':f9r,f4, J: ,ab Vjjigw A :fi:z,..j , M4 CTIVITI E S CLASS ACTIVITIES 'afkhs 41 Yi'l!S CHEMISTRY GRAMMAR 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GLEE CLUB TYPING .9 LUNCH TIME 4a.,-, Q 1 . 42 MN! . 'Wifi . , I I :X F I I . I 4 D X' II' I A, ' 7 ,A 1,1 I jj 1 vw ' , 'dw g I . ' ' . if Kxy' rl gh I S, W ,, ik , W 3 I I I I W . If A S..A I I K V, X Ij I ff' ff: ev 'L X ' 1 . gs f S U CLASS ACTIVITIES ISYS J rs HOME ECONOMICS MUSIC rf I AGRICULTURE u STUDY HALL l 1 I SCIENCE SHOW PHYSICAL EDUCATION 43 in high school, lovely Juanita Ferguson, a Senior, won the title of Miss Climax . She was crown- p ed at the annual S.C.A. Christmas Dance by Mr. H O N 0 R S Competing with contestants from each grade Williams, f Z T K , 4 E .ar 'W' 1 ,..L- Becky Anderson was chosen by the members of the senior class and the faculty as the senior girl to receive the D,A,R, award, She was chosen on the basis of dependability, service , leadership, and patriotism. The Good Citizen Award was given by the Joseph Gravely Chapter, Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution. Archie Yeatts, sophomore member of the Climax Chapter of the F, F, A, won the Pittsy- lvania F, F, A. Federation Public Speaking Con- test held at Spring Garden on February 24. He spoke on the subject, The Modern Farm of To- morrow . This winning enabled him to speak in the District contest. 44 HONORS On December 3, 1957, a written examination on home attitudes, aptitudes in design and gen- eral knowledge was given by General Mills. The happy receiver of this award was Anne Roe Ber- ger, Her paper was then entered in competition for the State Betty Crocker Award. After being Secretary of the Pittsylvania County Federation in 1957-58, Keith Shelton, Climax F. F. A, President, was selected to rep- resent the County Federation at the National F. F. A. Convention, Kansas City, Mo. During the week at Kansas City, Keithattend- ed the National F. F. A. Public Speaking Contest, saw a Broadway production presented especially for the delegates, and represented the county at innumerable sessions and assemblies. '-v-f-1 --aug, .. rm...-..ees e Sandra Ande r s on was the winner of the sweepstakes prize in the Pittsylvania County 4-H Talent Show held at Chatham High School with her reading, Ma's Monday Morning . She also won for the 6th and 7th grades. Sandra received an all-expense paid trip to Holiday Lake and the opportunity to try out for the State 4-H Talent Contest to be held at Blacksburg. Xi 'S '1 W. ff 4 W Miki. ,A gm-UT ' V 'uv , I' Egll' iff!! , g Q i Q V H X Jn 46 33. 1 1 - '!-W f ,Z P0 RTS Q , Z , , W., 5 wi 47 '1-.- Adeline Blair Peggy Morton Sharon M ayhew S' ' : J 1 Rr' 'S X Cm-- V I x 3 km 1 Q 'M' .Tune Towler Front row, left to right: Selena Kendrick, .Tewel Hed- rick, Anne R0 e Be r g e r, Mozelle Bowen, Charlene Shelhorse, June Towler, J'Ne1l Shelhorse, Sharon May- hew. Back row: Lucy Anne Blair. fSCore Keeperl, GIRLS' With high hopes and strong determination the Climax girls started practice November 11. Daily improvement made the 1957-58 basket- ball season one to remember. The team breezed through 12 games with only one upset. Callands, the opponent, took this one in a three minute overtime. At the end of the season they were tied with Call- ands for first place. In the playoff the girls became triumphant and as a result were awarded the Dis t r i ct Q, Group III Championship, This was anhonor but the team knew there was a tough struggle ahead. In the first bout of the tournament Chatham offered a real fight, however, the squad sank another victory. This meant they would meet Callands, their toughest opponent, again . Due to the clear thinking and cool playing the team was again victorious. Yes, the squad was now Group III Champions, The fir st real trophy the girls had ever won is a beauty to say the least! Up to this point there had not been aheartbreaker, It was yet to come, The Group III Champions were scheduled to battle the Group II Champions for the County Championship. Inspired by their many fans 48 Jeannette Oakes, QManagerj, Adeline Blair, Donna Lee Blair, Je anne tte West, Peggy Morton, Dale Mahan, Becky Anderson, Miss Mary Ellen Hilton, QCoachj, BASKETBALL the girls fought to the finish. The final outcome was-to-be -in favor of the opponent. That terminated a spectacular season. Strong defensive play made the team what it was, These memories shall remain with the loyal fans and spirited squad, Yes, they have many things to remember. Becky Anderson and Jeannette West received All-Star Team Selection, Jeannette also had the honor of being third high scorer of the county. Miss Hylton, the C oach, was the real spark for the team, Her leadership, understanding, and wit pulled the squad through many tight games. The sportsmanship of the squad was excellent. Above all the team and their fans showed the best sportsmanship possible when they won or were defeated. The team shall have a great deal to look forward tothe coming year, Only one prominent mvmber ofthe squad will be lost at grad- uation. 49 Becky Anderson Jeannette West Dale Mahan Donna Lee Blair Williams, Archie Yeatts, Charles Adkins, Ronald Cook, fManagei-J, Mr. Max Littlejohn QCoachD. BASKETBALL G'- -A 3969 KM ' H' u- R X R j X as ,J 5' If ' X 'Nm , i V Sign' Yu Philip Riddle Marvin Cake s Donald Williams Charles Adkins Cl!! -0 ..,r.-,, ' ev-- ' ' 'K W in N fzkjfiglgi E5 ' . - Li QQ-f . Ei - 1 - ,,,,,j:kl.Q ' 1' 12 QI.-T, iii' 't L -fe 52 sfxfilf 1? - T? 3 . N1 f fr for th ff 1 353 - , 7.7 c. - - 1' ,, -L - --- L 5-If ,j jl'. L - . D, ' Q: , ' F - I '-1 15? 5 . WYX , V 'n ft ll ' 'L F i i S t mag?-Y' .LL , . f ,-' .U 4'7 ,gi- X 11334: 'W . i H ,W Tmffq .lr-L ' l :J P x ' 5 o A fi I 1 ' s H 5 ll .. f X xii! k 3 N ' W l ' f 1 ,ix NV 3 1 ' lb Fglfi S- C ,J-A., F1 ,sv First row, left to right: Doug Craddock, scorekeeperg Archie Yeatts, pitcher, infield, Donald Williams, catcher, George Williams, r. field, Ronald Cook, manager, Second row, Mr, Little- john, Coach, Leland Mahan, shortstop, J, R, Pearson, l, field, Charles Adkins, S. base, Marvin Oakes, pitcher, first base, Philip Riddle, c. field, Archie Parker, r. field, Mr. Williams, prin- cipal, Absent: Bobby Woodson, pitcher, first base, BASEBALLI956-57 TEAM '9 nl! v , ,,.-, A,i.,.,,: 1 ' 2 1 I 5 Q M , 'au V. , f , Pl' -'Tl ...Q f f u f W x ' ' --. ' ?' Fl , . - -.I ' A ,V 52 Front row, left to right: Mr, Carter, coach, Bobby Shanaberger, Wayne Worley, Robert David Berger, Richard Anderson, L, T, Osborne, Second row: Leslie Moore, Keith Shelton Larry Shanaberger, Garry Blair, L. C, Reynolds, Ward Reynolds. WRESTLING Climax O Greensboro 40 Climax O Blacksburg 43 Climax 16 Jefferson Sr, 23 Climax 19 Wm, Fleming 14 Climax 8 Jefferson Sr. 31 1 Climax 18 Mamnsviiie 0 1 ' Zft E Climax 31 Drewry Mason 5 ' V V l l Climax 31 Drewry Mason 5 Q 4 Won 4---Lost 4 , ,, High point men: 32 QR L. C. Reynolds Z0 ' 4 Keith Shelton 19 S Wayne Worley 19 yfq Richard Anderson 18 f , 'V f 1 State X HSL Tournament X 'P MX ,V x M Princess Anne High School, Lynhaven, Vf Virginia, February 28 - March l, 1958 First round-Richard Anderson Pinned Du- puy, John Marshall Quarter Finals-Richard Anderson decision- ed by Stinnette of VVrri, Fleming 14-2 53 Blau- Mahan Manager .Terry Reynolds Gary Wyatt Blau' Dw1ght Towler, Jesse Hodges Wayne Hasklns Melvm Mahan Tommle Anderson Douglas Craddock Mr Max L1tt1ejohn, fCoach JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Linda Adkins Patsy Worley ru F: RADES 55 ,va at yd YI AMA -4' ,1- -4' my JC' 5- f 'rf ! -fan ,. 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