Craigsville High School - Blue Tornado Yearbook (Craigsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

AUGUSTA COUNTY LIBRARY BLUE TORNADO Volume XII Published by SENIOR CLASS Craigsville High School Business Manager SARA COFFMANN Editor ELSIE HUMPHREYS Advertising Manager LARRY ROBERTSON Contents ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN GRADES ACTIVITIES AND ATHLETICS ADVERTISING Mutiftistration School Song Let ' s give a rah for Craigsville High School And let us pledge to her anew. Others may like gold and crimson But for us it ' s white and blue. So let your troubles be forgotten And let your high school spirit rule-- We ' ll join and give our loyal efforts For the good of our old school. It ' s Craigsville High School, It ' s Craigsville High School, The pride of every student here. Come on you old grads. Join with us young lads-- It ' s Craigsville High School Now we cheer - Rah! Rah! Now it ' s the time, boys To make a big noise No matter what the people say. For there ' s none to fear The gang ' s all here. So hail, Craigsville High School, Hail. HHual Staff Editor.Elsie Humphreys Assistant Editor.Peggy Humphries Business Manager.Sara Coffmann Assistant Business Manager . . Nancy Jo Nicely Advertising Manager.Larry Robertson Assistants.Gene Colvin Herman Knight T ommy Minter Art Editor.Eugene Wade Picture Editor.Johnnie O ' Neil Assistants.Lois Sprouse Della Mae Sprouse Sports Editor.Ruby Gale Senior Editor.Naomi Wade Sponsor.Mrs. Frances Showker Dedication The annual staff of the Blue Tornado and the senior class wish to dedicate this 1952 edition to the maintenance staff of our schools. Our bus drivers, janitors, and cooks have served us faithfully and well. Without them our school could not operate efficiently. To Miss Lena Dillard, Mrs. Wilbur Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Minter, Mrs. Grace Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Will Gladwell and Mr. Tommy Smith, we ex¬ press our thanks and appreciation by dedicating this twelfth volume of the annual to them. 7acuity MARTIN C. JUDY, A. B.. M. A. Shenandoah College Dayton, Virginia George Washington Washington, D. C. Principal High School MRS. NELL R. HENDERSON Madison College Harrisonburg, Virginia Principal Elementary School JACK R. GARRETT, A. B. Glenville State College Glenville, W. Va. Working on M. A. West Virginia University Morgantown, W. Va. Sixth Grade Principal Augusta Springs HUBERT W. MONGER, A. B. Bridgewater College Bridgewater, Virginia Government Physical Education RUTH JUDY Librarian Secretary MRS. A. L. PARRENT Elementary Bible Teacher FRANCES Y. SHOWKER, A. B. Mary Baldwin College Staunton, Virginia Mathematics and English Senior Sponsor RUTH T. TRAINUM, B. S. Madison College Harrisonburg, Virginia Social Studies Junior Sponsor fac ulty GRACE W. RAMSEY, A. B. Lynchburg College Lynchburg, Virginia English and Music Sophomore Sponsor LAURAS. BUCHANAN, B.S. Longwood College Farmville, Virginia Commercial Subjects Freshman Sponsor SUE H. GLOVER, B.S. West Virginia College Buckhannon, W. Va. Science and Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor JO ANNE PHIPPS, B.S. Longwood College Farmville, Virginia Home Economics Girls Coach Freshman Sponsor EL WOOD HUMPHREYS Roanoke College Roanoke, Virginia Shop 7th Grade Sponsor MRS. HELEN M. GARRETT, A. B. Glenville State College Glenville, W. Va. Working on M. A. West Virginia University Morgantown, W. Va. MRS. CARYL C. SHOWKER University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 6th Grade MRS. LINWOOD H. ROBERTSON Madison College Harrisonburg, Virginia 5th Grade -1 4 • H-. M ' y ' ' i ' . ' - - � l j.- ' ■a% ' v ‘.Tt faculty MISS FRANCES ROBERTSON Madison College Harrisonburg, Virginia 3rd 5th Grades MRS. PAULA M. KIRTS, B.S. Madison College Harrisonburg, Virginia 4th Grade MISS EULALIA MILLER Madison College Harrisonburg, Virginia 4th Grade MRS. VIOLET MARKS Glenville State College Glenville, W. Va. 3rd 4th Grades MISS BETTY MARKS Glenville State College Glenville W. Va. 3rd Grade MISS ANNE MCGUFFIN University Extension Classes Charlottesville, Va. 2nd Grade MRS. MAY CAULEY University Extension Classes Charlottesville, Va. 1st 2nd Grades MISS M. JANET ROSE Madison College Harrisonburg, Virginia 1st Grade MISS EVELYN SITWELL 1st 2nd Grade SENIORS Senior Class Officers Mrs. Showker, Sponsor; Nelson Smith, S.C.A. Representative; Larry Robertson, Reporter; Evelyn Moran, Secretary; Ralph Showker, Presi¬ dent; Eugene Shipe, Vice President; Ruth Fox, Treasurer Class Poem Class Motto Forward Ever, Backward Never As a member of the class of 1952 I ' d like to express a few things to you. First, we thank you for all you ' ve done Towards helping us to this goal we ' ve won. Parents, friends and teachers, - -everyone Have helped us along until this task was done. As now another life we must start We find joy and sadness in each heart. As we think back over the past These four years have rolled by too fast. They were years of laughter and smiles Mixed with times of sadness and trials. Colors and Flower Yellow and Green Yellow Rose But each hardship has had its place In molding our characters for life ' s race We have climbed the mountain, so now we must part-- Let ' s keep the lessons we ' ve learned close to our heart. - -Ruby Cale BEST LOOKING MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DISPOSITION Dorothy Myers, Jerline Downey, Larry Robertson Rodney Doyle BEST ALL ROUND FRIENDLIEST MOST STUDIOUS Evelyn Moran, Ralph Showker Dorothy Myers, Ashby Hicks Lena Puckett, Eugene Shipe Annabell Terry, Larry Robertson LAZIEST Elsie Humphreys, Carl Fix BIGGEST FLIRT Corinne Claytor, Eugene Shipe WITTIEST Barbara Horne, Ashby Hicks MOST ATHLETIC Nancy Knight, Rodney Doyle Seniors RUBY GALE Monogram Club 1 yr. , Annual Staff 1 yr., Basketball 3 yrs. , Softball 3 yrs., 4 -H Club 4 yrs. , F. H. A. Club 3 yrs. , Cast of Sr. Play, Class Poem CORINNE CLAYTOR Basketball 3 yrs. , Softball 2 yrs. , Paper Staff 2 yrs. , Annual Staff 1 yr. , Monogram Club 2 yrs. , 4-H Club 4 yrs., F.H. A. Club 4 yrs., Delegate to Girl ' s State, Glee Club 4 yrs. , Class Rep. 1 yr. , S.C.A, Reporter 1 yr. , Cast of Sr. Play Editor of Paper, Valedictorian SARA LEE COFFMAN 4-H Club 3 yrs. , Glee Club 2 yrs. , Ba nd 2 yrs., Annual Staff 1 yr., Patrol¬ man 1 yr. . Monogram Club 3 yrs. GENE COLVIN Basketball 1 yr. , Baseball 2 yrs.. Delegate to Boy ' s State, 4-H Club 4 yrs. , Sec. and Treas. of 4-H Club, An¬ nual Staff 1 yr. JERLINE DOWNEY F. H. A. Club 1 yr. RODNEY DOYLE Basketball 1 yr. , Track 3 yrs. , Base¬ ball 3 yrs. , Patrolman 2 yrs. ASHBY HICKS Basketball 3 yrs., Baseball 3 yrs,, 4-H Club 4 yrs. BARBARA HORNE Glee Club 4 yrs. , Annual Staff 1 yr. , Paper Staff 2 yrs., Freshman Reporter, Cast of Sr. Play ELSIE HUMPHREYS Glee Club 4 yrs., F.H. A. Club 3 yrs. , Orchestra 3 yrs., 4-H Club 1 yr. , Softball 2 yrs. , Basketball 2 yrs. , Monogram 1 yr. , Annual Editor, Cheer Leader NANCY KNIGHT F.H. A. 3 yrs., 4-H Club 2 yrs.. Softball 3 yrs. , Monogram Club 1 yr. , Paper Staff 1 yr. , Cast of Sr. Play, F.H. A. Treasurer, Basketball 2 yrs. Seniors CARL FIX Track 2 yrs. , Baseball 2 yrs. RUTH FOX Glee Club 3 yrs. , 4-H Club 3 yrs. , F.H. A, 3 yrs., So . Reporter, Paper Staff 1 yr. , Annual Staff 1 yr. , Mono¬ gram Club 2 yrs. , Treasurer of Senior Class, Salutatorian Seniors EVELYN MORAN Paper Staff 1 yr. , Annual Staff 1 yr. , Basketball 2 yrs. , Cheer Leader 1 yr. , Softball 1 yr. , Monogram Club 3 yrs. , Glee Club 4 yrs., Soph. Secretary 1 yr. , Jr. Vice President 1 yr. , Sr. Sec¬ retary 1 yr. , 4-H Club Sec. 2 yrs. , F. H. A. Reporter 2 yr s . , Cast of Sr. Play DOROTHY MYERS S.C.A. President, S.C.A. Reporter, Soph. Reporter, Jr. Sec. and Treas., Literary Contest, 4-H Club 1 yr., F.H.A. 3 yrs. , Softball 1 yr. , Mono¬ gram Club 3 yrs. , Cheer Leader 1 yr. , Annual Staff, Freshman Reporter, Cast of Sr. Play JOHNNY O ' NIEL 4-H Club 4 yrs. , Band 4 yrs. , Annual Staff 3 yrs. , Paper Staff 1 yr. , Mono¬ gram Club 3 yrs. , Glee Club 1 yr. LENA PUCKETT F.H.A. 2 yrs., 4-H Club 2 yrs. LARRY ROBERTSON Paper Staff 1 yr. , Annual Staff 1 yr. , Class Officer Soph. Year 1 yr. , Soph, and Freshman Monitor 1 yr. EUGENE SHIPE Glee Club 2 yrs. , 4-H Club 3 yrs. , Monogram Club 2 yrs. , Basketball 3 yrs. , Orchestra 3 yrs. , Vice Pres. Freshman, Vice Pres. Senior, Track 1 yr. , Delegate to Boy ' s State, Paper Staff 2 yrs. , Cast of Sr. Play Seniors RALPH SHOWKER Basketball 3 yrs. , Track 2 yrs. , Pres, of Sr. Class, Cast of Sr. Play NELSON SMITH Glee Club 4 yrs., Basketball 1 yr., 4-H Club 4 yrs. , F.H. A. Club 3 yrs.. Paper Staff 2 yrs.. Monogram Club 1 yr. , Delegate to Girl’s State, S.C.A. Reporter, Cast of Sr. Play DELLA SPROUSE Basketball 3 yrs., F.H. A. 3 yrs.. Annual Staff 1 yr. , 4-H Club 3 yrs. , Glee Club 4 yrs. LOIS SPROUSE F.H. A, 2 yrs., 4-H Club 3 yrs,. Glee Club 1 yr. , Annual Staff 1 yr. GOLDIE STOKES F.H. A. 2 yrs., 4-H Club 3 yrs. ANNA BELLE TERRY F.H. A. 2 yrs., 4-H Club 1 yr. , Glee Club 2 yrs. SHARON TYLER 4-H Club 3 yrs. , Glee Club Cheer Leader 1 yr. 3 yrs., NAOMI WADE Glee Club 1 yr., Annual Staff 1 yr. , 4-H Club 2 yrs. , Paper Staff 1 yr., F. H. A. 2 yrs. , Senior Editor, Monogram Club 1 yr. Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound mind and body and knowing that all things must come to an end, hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. So, be it known to all that we, Lois Sprouse, Goldie Stokes and Annabell Terry, testators of our Class do hereby give, bequeath and otherwise dispose of these bits of our Class Personalities, property and characteristics to the following underclassmen, with the hope that they will find them useful. We separately bequeath the following: To the Juniors, we leave our home room. Keep it neat, clean, and the desks in line. To Mrs. Frances Showker, our home room teacher who has been so patient in helping us to achieve our goal, we leave the oncoming Junior Class. To Louise Newcomb, Ruby Cale wills her ability to play softball. Corinne Claytor leaves her bossy ways to Jane Strickler. To Ruth Campbell, Sara Coffman wills her glasses, and hopes she will use them to read comic books. Jerline Downey leaves her Shorthand Book to Sally Kennedy hoping she will find it useful. To Wilma Wilson, Barbara Horne leaves her terrible laugh. Elsie Humphreys wills her flirty ways to Dixie Lee Snyder, and her laziness to Lillie Sprouse. To Phyllis Moran, Nancy Knight wills her ability to play basketball. Evelyn Moran leaves her neatness to Peggy Doyle. Dorothy Myers wills her love for convertibles to Willie Ann Campbell. Lena Puckett wills her love for the McKees to Carol Hoylman. To Geraldine Smith, Della Sprouse leaves her successful love affairs. Annabell Terry leave-s her quiet ways to Stella Lumsden and her title of Most Studious to Shirley Via. To Betty Stephenson, Naomi Wade wills her love for the Morans. Goldie Stokes wills her love for Churchville boys to Delores Gregory, and hopes she will soon be suc¬ cessful in that direction. To Wayne Pettry, Lois Sprouse wills her love for the Boston Red Soxs. Nelson Smith leaves her reserved manners to Betty Puckett. Sharon Tyler wills her Baltimore accent to anyone who can talk like her. To Doris Jackson, Ruth Fox wills her dignified ways. Gene Colvin leaves his big mouth to Bobby Clements. To Robert Via, Rodney Doyle wills his popularity with the Goshen girls. Carl Fix leaves his title of reckless driving to William Snyder. To Cecil Fridley, Ashby Hicks wills his love for baseball. Johnny O ' Neil leaves his silly ways and jalopy to Charles Mawyer. To Billy Wilson, Larry Robertson wills his business-like ways. Douglas Shipe leaves his ability to sing to Tommy Minter. To Donald Finer, Ralph Showker wills his good looks. The foregoing will of the Senior Class of 1952 was signed by the testators in the presence of competent witnesses on this 30th day of June in the year of our Lord, 1952, and we do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. Class Prophecy Jerline Downey, Lena Puckett, Naomi Wade Just as the three witches in Shakespeare ' s play prophesied Macbeth ' s future, so we three modern spirit women will peer into our boiling cauldron and call forth our classmates as they will be ten years from now. Double, double, toil and trouble Fire burn and cauldron bubble. We weird sisters, hand in hand Posters of the sea and land Thus do go about, about Thrice to thine, and thrice to mine And thrice again to make up nine. Peace ! the charm ' s wound up. Emerging from the haze we see Ruby Cale, the senior who so emphatically declared she was going to Bridgewater College to study law. It seems she really meant what she said for she is now a corporation lawyer in Richmond, Virginia, with Raymond as her partner. We see Corinne Claytor on a Transcontinental plane winging her way to Alaska to meet her husband- to-be, who is a famous scientist discovering all kinds of new things about the frozen North. Our home county of Augusta comes before our eyes next. Here we see Gene Colvin sitting in on a Board of Supervisors meeting. He is the newly elected member from Pastures District. Sara Coffman is in the County Courthouse in Staunton. She spends quite a bit of her time there, for she is court secretary to the Commonwealth ' s Attorney. Johnnie O ' Neil, like so many other sons who follow in their fathers ' footsteps, is manager of Stillwater Worsted Mill in Craigsville. Evelyn Moran, so undecided while still in school with so many eligible men on her list, finally chose a guy from Sprouse Hollow and has settled down to a quiet and peaceful life. Larry Robertson, who worked as an usher at the Craig Theater during most of his high school career, now employs other High School boys to do just that, for he is now owner of the newly remodeled Craig Theater. Nelson Smith, who always said that she wanted a large family, has 8 kids now! It seems that Mr. and Mrs. Wade are trying to take Ma and Pa Kettle ' s place ! Lena Puckett is one of the best teachers of promising young beauticians at the Woodrow Wilson Tech¬ nical School. All of the students like to get in her class for she is so patient and kind to them. Naomi Wade, who was undecided whether to be a secretary or Dewey Moran ' s wife, is now both. They own a large Hereford cattle farm, and there is plenty of correspondence and check writing, cooking and ■ ' leaning to keep Naomi busy. We 1 eave our Augusta County folk, stir up the kettle once more, and out of the haze this time we see Sharon Tyler, whose ambition was to be a model. She is a very successful model of bridal clothes in an ex¬ clusive dress shop in Baltimore. Ruth Fox, who is now working as a private secretary in Baltimore, finds it hard to keep her mind on her work when her boss is around. Rodney Doyle made the All Star Team in the American League last fall. He plays short-stop for the New York Yankees. At present the team is making a good will tour of Soviet Russia, playing all the best Russian teams. Eugene Shipe has now taken over Harry James ' s orchestra - to think he was once a trumpet player with the Craigsville High School Orchestra! Nancy Knight is finding the role of a sailor ' s wife very exciting with all those other good looking gobs around. Ashby Hicks, one of our class ' s biggest flirts, is in the Navy. At present he is stationed at Bainbridge, Maryland. He has a dame in every port, for he still ships out ever so often. Goldie Stokes is a very successful telephone operator in New York. She really loves her job - we believe it is all the interesting conversations she has with the men. Dot Myers, since she had to consider her husband ' s health, moved to Florida to live. The climate and her cooking must both agree with him, for he now weighs just Z50 pounds. Barbara Horne is a lieutenant in the Waves stationed in Miami, Florida. Elsie Humphreys, the jitterbug of our class, is making her dancing pay. She is one of Arthus Murray ' s best dancing instructors, with her own studio in Charlotte, N. C. Ralph Showker is in the Whole Sale Business in Harrisonburg. He married Carol dear and she is his partner both in public and private life. Annabell Terry, our quiet and studious class mate, is head telephone operator in the Pentagon. She is kept busy putting through calls to all the important government officials. Carl Fix has achieved his ambition. He is pitching for the Boston Red Sox and has just completed a most successful season with 25 wins and no losses. Lois Sprouse is still in love with Wayne. They have just moved into their new home in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. There are four little Pettrys, svho will soon be able to help Dad with his Spring plowing and hay baling. Della Sprouse, working as beauty operator, is kept busy keeping house for Kenneth and curling all the golden locks of the Waynesboro gals. They live in a newly developed subdivision of Waynesboro, for Kenneth is employed at Dupont. Jerline Downey is secretary to the Commandant at V. M. I. Some people get all the breaks ! How many hearts she has broken! We have conjured these future jobs and interests of our classmates for you and now we must vanish into thin air as we sing: Double, double, toil and trouble Fire burn and cauldron bubble. We weird sisters, hand in hand Posters of the sea and land Thus do go about, about Thrice to thine, and thrice to mine And thrice again to make up nine. Peace ! the charm ' s wound up. Underclassmen junior Class 1st Row: Lewis Boyne, Bobbie Buchanan, Mary Cale, Angie Campbell, Ruth Campbell, Sylvia Campbell. 2nd Row: Willie Ann Campbell, Bobbie Clements, Peggy Doyle, Edna Gregory, Peggy Humphreys, Sally Kennedey. 3rd Row: Herman Knight, Stella Lumsden, Ronald McKee, Charles Mawyer, Tommy Minter, Meredith Moran. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . Vice President .... Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter. S.C.A. Representative Louise Newcomb Connie Strickler . . Peggy Doyle . William Snyder . . . Robert Via . . . Jean Moran junior Class Class Colors.Pink and WTiite Class Motto . ..Onward Ever, Backward Never Class Flower.Pink Rose 1st Row: Phyllis Moran, Louise Newcomb, Nancy Nicely, Donald Piner, Betty Fhickett, Jasper Reid. Znd Row: Geraldine Smith, Dixie Lee Snyder, William Snyder, Lillie Sprouse, Betty Stephenson, Connie Strickler. 3rd Row: Jane Strickler, Shirley Via, Sonny Via, Eugene Wade, William Wilson, Wilma Wilson, Floyd Welcher. 1 Sophomores 1st Row: Joan Angus, Doris Buchanan, Wallace Buchanan, Stella Byram, Thornton By ram, Wayne Campbell. 2nd Row: Barbara Clark, Douglas Claytor, Charles Clements, Betty Colvin, Holly Colvin, Janet Colvin. 3rd Row: Jerry Colvin, Marshall Colvin, Nellie Downey, Nettie Doyle, Alton Fix, Cecil Fridley. 4th Row: Delores Gregory, Louise Gregory, Mark Heitzleman, John Herring, Josephine Horn, Doris Jackson. 1 i I BOYS ' SECTION resident.Gerald McKee Flower Vice President.Mark Heintzleman Secretary.Wayne Campbell Colors Treasurer.Wayne Pettry Reporter.Alton Fix Motto. S.C.A. Representative.Douglas Claytor . . Yellow Rose Green White Be a good loser I I Sophomores GIRLS ' SECTION President.Nettie Doyle Vice President.Evelyn Keller Secretary.Nellie Downey Treasurer.Margie Kincaid Reporter.Shirley Lawhorne S.C.A. Representative , . .Charlotte Via Flower.Yellow Chrysanthemum Colors . ..Green and Yellow Motto .... If a job is once begun, Never leave it ' till it ' s done. Be a worker great or small, Do it well, or not at all. 1st Row: Walter Johnson, Evelyn Keller, Margie Kincaid, Shirley Lawhorne, Gerald McKee, Alice Massie. 2nd Row: Patsy Meeks, Dallas Myrtle, Charlotte Nichols, Marilyn Oscar, Wayne Pettry, Lina Robertson. 3rd Row: Caroline Smith, Josephine Sours, Dorothy Sprouse, Ruth Strickler, Jerry Tuttle, Faye Tyree. 4th Row: Charlotte Via, Shelby Wade, Louise Weaver. freshmen 1st Row: Thelma Bazzrea, Russell Buchanan, Richard Byram, Dora Lee Campbell, Joyce Campbell, Phyllis Campbell. 2nd Row: Janet Colvin, John Ellinger, Sylvia Farrar, Beulah Gregory, Peggy Hicks, Carol Hoylman. 3rd Row: Harry Hunter, Eddie Jackson, Jimmie Jackson, Thelma Jordan, Bobbie Knight, Lynwood Landrum. 4th Row: Rita Lawhorne, Maurice Lumsden, Donald McKee. BOYS ' SECTION President.Eddie Jackson Vice President.Lynwood Landrum Secretary.Harry Hunter Treasurer.Donald McKee Reporter.John Ellinger S.C.A. Representative.Maurice Lumsden Flower.Pink Rose Colors . ..Blue h. White Motto .We build the ladder by which we climb. freshmen GIRLS ' SECTION President.Janet Dinkle Vice President.Mary Farrar Secretary.Peggy Hicks Treasurer.Carol Hoylman Reporter.Stella Wade S.C.A. Representative . .Faye Wilson Flower.White Rose Colors.Green and White Motto.We ' re striving for our school and ourselves. 1st Row: Pete Martin, Ray Miller, Lee Minter, Bobbie Morris, Frances Morris, Shirley Puckett. 2nd Row: Henry Shiflett, Christine Sprouse, Dennis Stephenson, Bobbie Stuples, Donald Stuples, Josie Swisher. 3rd Row: Ruth Trainum, Bill Tuttle, Patsy Tyler, Ruth Via, Frances Wade, Stella Wade. 4th Row: Faye Wilson, Frances Windsor, Herman Wind¬ sor. Not Shown: Betty Dickey, Mary Farrar, Floyd Piner, Lloyd Stinnett. DOUBLE QUARTET PATROLMAN GRADE SCHOOLS AUGUSTA SPRINGS GRADE SCHOOL 1 iii Ulill IIB «■■■ ■if i y V f NV ' ’W-;- ■ ' ■. iw. «£■ [ ' � St pSfirllliw nu ' rvBM ar ill! ■■vii - 1 . ilMi -Ill ■m Seventh Qrade 1st Row: Franklin Gregory, Clyde Harris, Wally Meeks, Donald Robertson, 2nd Row: Frances Finer, Marie Jackson, Kay Tyler, Shirley Sprouse, Nancy Kelso, Netty Warren, Phyllis Boyne, Doris Weaver, Nancy Sprouse. 3rd Row: Ira Campbell, Leonard Campbell, Franklin Meeks, Junior Dickey, Basil Stuples, James Woods, James Downey, Wayne Sibert. 4th Row: Dolly Shiflett, Patricia Nicely, Barbara Rowe, Fay Smith, Hilda Keller, Shirley Sherwood, Nancy Martin, Nelle Sprouse, Mamie Campbell. 5th Row: Fay McLain, Shelby Gladwe ll, Ray¬ mond Via, Franklin Mawyers, Marvin Campbell, Mr. Elwood Humphreys, Oscar Campbell, James Smith, Harvey Sprouse, Peggy Harris, Doris Martin. Sifth nd Seventh Qrades 1st Row: Elmer Vess, Franklin Stephenson, Willard Oscar, James Burke. 2nd Row: Vivian Sprouse, Deltha Jackson, Ellen Hall, Priscilla Sorrells, Shelby Bazzrea, Janet Benson. 3rd Row: Douglas Trainum, Keith Jackson, Marvaneen Napier, Ora Lee Crummette, Madeline Hamilton, Lula Mae Sprouse, Mrs. Helen M. Garrett. Sixth Qrade 1st Row; Mrs. Caryl Showker, Doris Welcher, Nancy Meeks, Bernice Campbell, Jack Hunter, Wanda Smith, Frances Young, Jackie Sprouse, Nora Campbell. 2nd Row; Patricia Trainum, Ray Colvin, Russell Ben son, Noah Campbell, Raymond Colvin, Jerry Gregory, Nelson Sours, Thelma Campbell. 3rd Row; Delbert Hite, Lois Martin, Nellie Campbell, Shirley Colvin, Louis Via, Ronnie Ratliff, Betty Zane Kennedey, Rhoda Campbell, Ella Mae Sprouse, Vincent Doyle. 4th Row; Buddy Judy, Naomi Minter, Gertrude Gladwell, Barbara Harris, Jane Robertson, Patsy Montgomery, Mae Strickler, Doris Puckett, Charlotte Young, Dolly Sprouse, Wesley Colvin. Sixth Qrade 1st Row; Edward Moran, Charles Downey, Sylvestor Sprouse, Richard Sprouse. 2nd Row; Ruth Nichols, Durwood Humphries, Leroy Stevenson, Virgie Sprouse, Shirley Corbin, Ira Oscar, Leon Sprouse, Bertie Fridley, Charles McCutcheon. 3rd Row; Mr. Jack Garrett, Alice Heintzleman, Barbara Tyree, Peggy Ellinger, Shirley Fridley, Marvin Knight, James Fridley, Elmer Oscar, Carmilletta Napier, Junior Sprouse, Tillie Carroll. Tifth Qrade 1st Row: Franny Hunter, Bonnie Gregory, David Wolfe, Rozelia Welcher, Peter Anderson, Wayne Martin, Franklin Sprouse, Jimmie Mitchell, Robert Swisher, 2nd Row: Kelly Angus, Dennis Jackson, James Claytor, Gilbert Woods, Hilda Via, Sarah Gladwell, Deanna Hite, Martha Craig, 3rd Row: Thelma Clifton, David Showker, Alice Trainum, Peggy Dinkle, Michael Clements, Joh - ' GvJh, Sherman McLain. 4th Row: Johnny Shellenberge r, Roosevelt Rowe, Bernard Nycum, Lela Massie, Judy Tyler, Kay Smith, Benjamin Colvin. 5th Row: Eugene Sprouse, Freddy Benson, Jane Welcher, Johnny Tuttle, Mrs. Linwood Robertson, Alton Robertson, Audrey Gregory, Franklin Gregory. fourth Qrade 1st Row: Shirley Puckett, Thelma Demastus, Preston Young, Guy Waggie, Phyllis Colvin, Charles Ramsey, Jeffrey Lasher. 2nd Row: James Bowden, BertieCamp- bell, Joyce Colvin, Bobby Benson, Clyde Colvin, Winston Smith. 3rd Row: Johnny Campbell, Shirley Woods, Ronald Fridley, Conrad Smiley, Nancy Gregory, John Randolph, Mrs. Paula Kirts. 4th Row: Thomas Meeks, Larry Swisher, Flossie Swisher, Freddie Buchanan, Eddie Hunter, Charles Welcher. fourth Qrade 1st Row: Billy Sprouse, Claire Saunders, Conrad Martin, Eugene Sprouse, Douglas Windsor, Linwood Claytor, Charlotte Fridley. 2nd Row: Judith Grady, Larry Martin, Rodney Sprouse, Steve Sprouse, Linda Harris, Marvin Puckett, John Young. 3rd Row: Patsy Clifton, Shirley Staples, Betty Glover, Melvin Miller, Eugene Gregory, Herbert Randolph, Pat Shiflett, 4th Row: Bobbie Campbell, Harry Meeks, Riley Fitzgerald, Kenneth Campbell, Betty Strickler, Eunice Sampson, Dolly Campbell, Miss Eulalia Miller. Absent: Preston Sprouse. Zhird Aftd lifth grades 1st Row: Mary Jane Young, L. B. Sours, Jackie Kyle, Brenda Via, Mary Tuttle, Linda Via, Edna Claytor, Janet Puckett. 2nd Row: Louis Benson, Beulah Stokes, Murray Colvin, Jane Lee Showker, Julia Campbell, Allen Welcher, Billy Piner, Fred Dinkle. 3rd Row: Charlotte Campbell, Mary Gregory, Junior Fix, Robert Buchanan, Miss Frances Robertson. Absent: Roger Lee Smith. Zkird And fourth grades I 1st Row; Woodrow Carroll, Jean Oscar, Sharon Sprouse, Maxine Jordan, Raymond Turner, Ronnie Morris, 2nd Row; Donald Knight, James McCutcheon, Charles Jordan, Guy Jr. Land- r am, Douglas Sprouse, Peggy Mae Corbin, Judy Fridley, Bobbie Shiflett, Doris Morris, Rosa Hall. 3rd Row; Sylvia Carroll, George Montgomery, Charles Montgomery, Charles Bazzrea, Ronnie Via, Muriel Jackson, Joyce Lee Knight, Doris Sprouse, Ernest McCuthcheon, Wanda Kay Kincaid, Junior Knight. 4th Row; Edith Fridley, Shirley Ingram, Ocie Sprouse, Roger Lee Cook, Charles Carroll, Patty Lawhorn, Stella Jackson, Ervine Sprouse, Corrine Fridley. Fifth Row: Mrs. Violet Marks. Zhird Qrade 1st Row; Henry Minter, Joyce Campbell, Judith Gregory, Jean Anderson, Mickey Angus, Betty Sprouse, Hilda Knight. 2nd Row; Lowell Kelso, Jessie Piner, Daily Johnson, Milton Grady, Wayne Campbell, Sciford Downey, Ronald Welcher, Frank¬ lin Sours. 3rd Row; Patricia Powell, Barton Kooshian, Ernest Gregory, Harry Lee Puckett, Della Welcher, Betty Benson. 4th Row; Miss Elizabeth Marks, Billy Sibert, David Morris, Clayborn Woods, Boyd Kyle, Charlotte Warren, Bar¬ bara Martin. Second 0rade 1st Row: Alice Stuples, Bernice Dickey, Eunice Welcher, De Wayne Martin, Bar¬ bara Gaylor, Shirley Gregory. 2nd Row: Alice Dinkle, Jean Craig, Janet Craig, Russell Sprouse, Franklin Bowden, Ellen Waggie. 3rd Row: Judy Randolph, Jane Weaver, Edward Stokes, Richard Woods, Eunice Fitzgerald, Thomas Camp¬ bell. 4th Row: Dewey Shiflett, Mason Warren, Betty Robertson, Billy Klein, Joyce Ogle, David Gregory. 5th Row: Sheila Rowe, Albert Welcher, Vineta Campbell, Betty Welcher, Gladys Lumsden. 6th Row: Miss Anne McGuffin, Dianna Martin, Rholetta Shiflett, Charles Gregory, John Leggett, Louise Morris. ‘JitSt Aftd Second Qrade 1st Row: Albert Sprouse, Patricia Shiflett, Ronald Hall, Doris Jackson, Edward Turner, Eudora Sprouse. 2nd Row: Beulah Sprouse, Roy Jackson, Russell Fridley, Floyd Campbell, Joyce Corbin, Randall Benson. 3rd Row: Brenda Humphries, Judy Hall, Sarah Carroll, Mary F. Sprouse, Rodney Sprouse, Ernest Lee Clark. f dir St Aftd Second grades 1st Row: Judy Sprouse, William Wilcher, Wilson Randolph, Naomi Claytor, Unona Davis, Carolyn Grady. 2nd Row: Charles McLain, Harold Colvin, Donald Smith, James Jackson, Floyd Harris, Joe Sprouse. 3rd Row: Bernard Windsor, Richard Zimmerman, Fred Lucado, David Eberwein, Marshall Fox, Paul Gladwell, Floyd Campbell, Tommy Shellenberger. 4th Row: Wayne Shiflett, Bobby McLain, Shirley Harris, Margaret Jane Clements, Bernadine Bowden, Lumm.y Campbell, Justine Daniel, Everett Eberwein. 5th Row: Mrs. Resta Cauley. Absent: Delores Meeks. dirst Qrade 1st Row: Judy Colvin, Johnny Sprouse, Brenda Nicely, Roger Waggy. 2nd Row: Eunice Puckett, Walter Via, Laura Crist, Larry Washburn, Elizabeth Ann Dalton, Edward Campbell, Bettie Young, Eugene Stokes. 3rd Row: Shirley Morris, Zane Campbell, Thornton Campbell, Phyllis Sprouse, Pat McLain, Vangie Campbell, Barbara Woods. 4th Row: Miss Janet Rose, Lloyd Shiflett, Nancy Campbell, Robert Montgome ry, Helen McLain, John Edward Martin, Darlene Gregory, Ernest Harris, Molly Warren. Absent: Patricia Gregory, Joyce Piner, Glenn Clifton, Leo Shiflett, Clarence Woods. IT1 A thie tics Activities Student Council 1 Seated; Naomi Wade, Nelson Smith, Phyllis Moran, Corinne Claytor --Editor, Nancy Knight, Delores Gregory. Standing: Mrs. Ruth Judy--Sponsor, Carol Hoylman, Sonny Via, Eugene Shipe, Nancy Sprouse, Gerald McKee, Larry Robertson, Jackie Sprouse, Johnnie O ' Neil, Faye Wilson, Barbara Horne. Seated: Donald Finer, Corinne Claytor, Gerald McKee, Dorothy Myers --President, Shirley Via--Secretary, Nelson Smith. Standing: Mr. Martin Judy--Sponsor, Betty Zane Kennedy, Frances Finer, Nettie Doyle, Stella Wade, Janet Dinkle, Hilda Keller, Ralph Showker, Phyllis Moran, Charlotte Via, Louise Newcomb, Eddie Jackson, Buddy Judy. J ewspaper Staff ( lee Club 1st Row: Nellie Doyle, Thelma Bazzrea, Dixie Snyder, Ruth Fox, Janet Dinkle, Ruth Via, Rita La whom, Shirley Puckett, Frances Windsor, Mrs. Grace Ramsey-- Director, 2nd Row: Della Sprouse, Barbara Horne, Sylvia Farrar, Josie Swisher, Patsy Tyler, Alice Massie, Josephine Horne, Nellie Downey, Lina Robertson. 3rd Row: Caroline Smith, Corinne Claytor, Holly Colvin, Nelson Smith, Elsie Hum¬ phreys, Dorothy Myers, Barbara Clark, Delores Gregory, Nancy Nicely. 4th Row: Geraldine Smith, Sally Kennedey, Faye Wilson, Evelyn Keller, Peggy Doyle, Betty Puckett, Betty Colvin, Carol Hoylman, Stella Wade. 5th Row: Phyllis Moran, Evelyn Moran, Betty Dickey, Frances Morris, Faye Tyree, Shirley Via, Wilma Wilson, Doris Jackson, Thelma Jordan. Mand Front Row: Clarinets --Elsie Humphreys, Carol Hoylman, Caroline Smith, Janet Dinkle; Pianist--Wallace Buchanan; Guitar --Floyd Welcher; Trumpet--Eddie Jackson; Saxophones-- Ray Miller, Johnnie O ' Neil. Back Row: Mr. Martin Judy--Director; Violinists --Geraldine Smith, Ruthie Trainum; Celloist--Mrs. Ruth Judy; Clarinet--Mary Farrar; Guitar --Geraid McKee; Trumpets --Mark Heintzleman, Tommy Minter, Bobby Clements, Eugene Shipe . w MoMogram Club Kneeling: Naomi Wade, Ruth Fox, William Snyder, Dixie Snyder. 1st Row: Dorothy Myers, Elsie Humphreys, Nancy Nicely, Nancy Knight, Nelson Smith, Evelyn Moran, Ruby Cale, Shirley Via, Barbara Horne, Corinne Claytor, Sara Coffman. 2nd Row: Tommy Minter, Gene Colvin, Johnnie O ' Neil, Eugene Shipe, Ashby Hicks, Bobby Clements, Donald Finer, Sonny Via, Billy Wilson, Herman Knight. 1st Row: Dorothy Myers, Evelyn Moran, Dixie Snyder, Elsie Humphreys, Ruth Fox, Ruth Via, Lina Robertson, Nellie Downey, Caroline Smith, Rita Lawhorne, Nettie Doyle, Peggy Doyle, Nancy Knight, Miss Jo Anne Phipps. 2nd Row: Wilma Wilson, Corinne Claytor, Ruthie Trainum, Barbara Clark, Betty Colvin, Della Sprouse, Connie Strickler, Shirley Lawhorne. 3rd Row: Faye Tyree, Nelson Smith, Phyllis Moran, Stella Lumsden, Geraldine Smith, Doris Buchanan, Nancy Nicely, Ruby Cale, Charlotte Via. ( I 4 M Club ” apt ' f v Awvv f i a v vv4 ' I,- W ' «.v A n,- 1st Row: Johnnie O ' Neil--boys ' president, Dolly Sprouse, Doris Puckett, Mae Strickler, Charlotte Young, Ella Mae Sprouse, Patsy Montgomery, Gertrude Gladwell, Naomi Minter, Dixie Lee Snyder--girls ' president. 2nd Row: Betty Kennedey, Jane Robertson, Lee Minter, Frances Piner, Shirley Sprouse, Wally Meeks, James Downey, Shirley Colvin, Rita Lawhorne, Kay Tyler. 3rd Row: Ruth Via, Frances Windsor, Herman Windsor, Basil Stuples, Eddie Jackson, Franklin Meeks, Raymond Via, Patricia Trainum, Lena Fkickett, Nancy Sprouse. 4th Row: Doris Weaver, Shirley Puckett, Patricia Nicely, Frances Young, Ruth Fox, Nellie Downey, Faye Wilson, Peggy Hicks, Dora Campbell, Bernice Campbell. 5th Row: Nancy Kelso, Wallace Buchanan, Ruthie Trainum, Jimmy Jackson, Wanda Smith, Hilda Keller, Faye Smith, Holly Colvin, Tommy Minter, Corinne Claytor. 6th Row: Faye Tyree, Gene Colvin, Sylvia Farrar, Wilma Wilson, Ray Miller, Bobby Buchanan, Evelyn Moran, Nancy Knight, Della Sprouse. 7th Row: Barbara Clark, Geraldine Smith, Nelson Smith, Eugene Shipe, Ashby Hicks, Bobby Clements, Donald Piner, Nancy Nicely, Delores Gregory, Ruby Cale. w Qirls ’ basketball Kneeling: Co-captains Corinne Claytor and Nancy Knight. Standing: Louise Newcomb, Stella Lumsden, Faye Tyree, Ruby Cale, Nancy Nicely--Manager, Doris Buchanan, Mr. Hubert Monger --Coach, Geraldine Smith, Barbara Clark--As sistant Manager, Wilma Wilson, Phyllis Moran, Louise Weaver, Caroline Smith. At the time of the printing of the annual the girls have won two practice games and lost one. In league competition they have won over both Spottswood and Churchville. Craigsville . . 34 Millboro. . 25 !; Craigsville . . 55 VSD. . 28 1 Craigsville . . 39 Augusta Springs . .65 ] Craigsville . . 50 Spottswood .... . 30 ! Craigsville . . 48 Churchville . . . • i Jreshmea Qirls ’ basketball 1st Row: Frances Wade, Stella Wade, Thelma Bazzrea. 2nd Row: Frances Wind¬ sor, Faye Wilson, Ruthie Trainum, Patsy Tyler. 3rd Row: Mary Farrar--Score- keeper, Carol Hoylman, Frances Morris, Mrs. Frances Showker--coach, Sylvia Farrar, Josie Swisher, Christine Sprouse, Ruth Via--Manager. oys ’ basketball Kneeling: Douglas Claytor, Cecil Fridley, Bill Wilson, Herman Knight, Ashby Hicks, Co- Captains Wayne Pettry and Ronnie McKee, Bobby Clements, Donald Finer, Sonny Via, William Snyder, Lewis Boyne. Standing: Mr. Hubert Monger --coach, Charles Mawye r --Manager. The boys have won three practice games at the time of the printing of the annual. They de¬ feated Millboro, VSD, and the Lions Club. However, in league competition they have lost both of their games. They lost to Spottswood and Churchville. Craigsville . . 32 Millboro . . . . . .16 Craigsville . . 48 VSD. . . 47 Craigsville . . 48 Lion ' s Club . . . . 44 Craigsville . . 33 Spottswood . . . . 60 Craigsville . , 33 Churchville . . . . 45 freshmen bays’ basketball The picture of the Freshman Boys ' basketball team did not develop, so only the names of the boys playing this year are listed. They are as follows: Jimmy Jackson Bobby Knight John Ellinger Russell Buchanan Eddie Jackson Lee Minter Charles Martin Herman Windsor Donnie McKee Harry Hunter Bill Tuttle Bobby Stuples Donald Stuples Ray Miller Zrack Kneeling: Wayne Campbell, Tommy Minter, Sonny Via, Rodney Doyle, Herman Knight, Charles Mawyer. Standing: Bobby Clements, Ronald McKee, Ashby Hicks, Cecil Fridley, Donnie McKee, Mr. Hubert Monger --Coach. baseball Kneeling: Bobby Knight. 2nd Row: Mr. Hubert Monger--Coach, Billy Wilson, Lewis Boyne, Gene Colvin, Tommy Minter, Rodney Doyle, Sonny Via, Bobby Clements, Ashby Hicks, Her¬ man Knight, Wayne Pettry. 3rd Row: Carl Fix, Meredith Moran, Cecil Fridley, Charles Mawyer, Ronald McKee, Donald Finer. 0irls’ Softball Kneeling: Louise Newconnb, Stella Lumsden, Corinne Claytor, Nancy Knight, Ruby Cale, Doris Buchanan, Faye Tyree, Ruth Strickler. Standing: Patsy Meeks, Josephine Horne, Shirley Lawhorne, Nancy Nicely, Wilma Wilson, Geraldine Smith, Phyllis Moran, Caroline Smith, Louise Weaver. Moys’ Softball Kneeling: Jimmy Jackson, Bobby Knight, Russell Buchanan, Douglas Claytor. Standing: Mark Heintzleman, Donald McKee, John Ellinger, Mr. Hubert Monger --Coach, Alton Fix, Russell Buchanan, Harry Hunter. 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