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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

2 tmt i VOLUME XIX PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF CRAIGSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Craigsville, Virginia The Blue Tornado Member S. I. P„ A. 3 WE THE STUDENTS OF CRAIGSVILLE HIGH IN PASSING THROUGH THESE DOORS ENDEAVORED 4 TO IMPRESS ' ' Sfi . Betty Gay Glover.Editor Judy Fridley. . . . Business Manager Preston Young. Advertising Manager t 5 UPON EACH OTHER GEOMETRY CLASS THE VALUE OF EDUCATION 7 AND WHOLESOME RECREATION FOREWORD Throughout our lives we all strive for success. In an ever changing world we are always searching for the right door. Each day brings a c ha 11 e n ge , another door must be opened. Each day must be faced with high hopes, courage, determin¬ ation, and a deep desire for a better life. As the years pass may we again look on the pages of the 1959 BLUE TORNADO and see the doors opened there which helped us reach that ultimate goal--SUCCESS. CONTENTS Dedication 10 Administration 11 Seniors 15 Underclassmen 25 Elementary 33 Activities 43 Athletics 55 Advertising 65 9 Mr. Humphreys, in appre¬ ciation of your skill, understand¬ ing, patience, andkindness during the years you have been associ¬ ated with Craigsville High School; we, the students of the Senior Class and annual staff, wish to dedicate this Blue Tornado to you. DEDICATION 10 Mr. Hugh K. Cassell Superintendent Augusta County Schools A. B. Mercer College M. Ed. Duke University Mr. Paulus E. Price Principal High School B. S. Longwood College M. Ed. University of Virginia Mr. Gordon Stewart Director of Instruction B. S. Mt. Union College M. A. University of Virginia ADMINISTRATION I 1 Mrs. Frances Y. Showker A. B. Mary Baldwin College Mathematics, Chemistry Senior Sponsor Mrs. Ruth S. Tranium B. S. Madison College Social Studies Junior Sponsor Mr. Elwood Humphreys Bridgewater College Industrial Arts, Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Jean T. Young FACULTY Mrs. Juanita S. Price B. S. Longwood College M. Ed. University of Virginia Physical Education, English Coach of Girls ' Athletics Mrs. Sue H. Glover B. S. West Virginia Wesleyan College, Biology, Mathematics, Typing 12 I Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Burrows B. S. Madison College Home Economics Sophomore Sponsor FACULTY Mrs. Grace Wilson Ramsey A. B. Lynchburg Christian College English, Music Freshmen Sponsor FACULTY GROUP J Mr. Warner D. Ward : Randolph Macon, Longwood College Mrs. Joyce G. Woods Mrs. Elizabeth K. Ward Physical Education, Science, B. S. Bridgewater College B. S. Longwood Coach of Boys’ Athletics French I II English, General Business 13 SKs Sj 5 i: ' - ■teas SHOP CLASS 14 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Shirley Puckett. Joyce Colvin . . Steve Sprouse. . Preston Young . Charles Ramsey . . . . Reporter . Sec. Treas. . S. C. A. Rep. Vice-President . . . President PRESENTING OUR SENIORS MOST CAPABLE Betty Glover Jeffrey Lasher BEST ALL AROUND Charlotte Fridley Donald Moyers BEST LOOKING Shirley Puckett Riley Fitzgerald MOST BASHFUL Thelma Demastus Ira Oscar WITTIEST Vivian Sprouse Winston Smith WHO’S BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Judy Grady Conrad Smiley MOST DEPENDABLE Judy Grady Charles Ramsey MOST ATHLETIC Vivian Sprouse Bernard Nycum FRIENDLIEST Shirley Staples Eugene Gregory WHO BEST SPORT Patty Lawhorn Bernard Nycum MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Glover Preston Young BIGGEST FLIRT Joyce Colvin Steve Sprouse Henry Wyatt Benson: Annual Staff, Monogram Club, Lit¬ erary Club, 4-H (2), Track (3), Basketball. i Phyllis Jane Colvin: Vice Pres. S.C.A., F.H.A., Vice Pres. F.H.A., 4-H (2), Ser¬ geant at Arms of 4-H, Paper Staff. Louis Elwood Benson: Annual Staff. Thelma Lee Demastus: F. H.A. (4), Secretary Treas¬ urer F.H.A., 4-H, Secretary Treasurer 4-H, Paper Staff, Glee Club, Prompter Senior Play, Basketball. James Herndon Bowden: Safety Patrolman, Football. Bernard Miley Earehart 18 Bob Sterling Campbell: Safety Patrolman (3), 4-H (2), Baseball (3), Basketball, J.V. Basketball. Riley Mason Fitzgerald: Baseball (2). Linwood Clark Claytor Charlotte Ann Fridley: Sec¬ retary Treasurer of Freshmen Class, F.H.A. (4), Pres, of F.H.A., Reporter of F.H.A., 4-H (3), Sergeant at Arms 4-H, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Literary Club, Monogram Club, Sr. Play, Basketball Cheerleading (2). 19 Joyce Lee Colvin: Annual Staff (4), Art Editor of Blue Tornado and Trumpet, Soph. Class Rep., Secretary Treasurer of Sr. Class, Literary Club, Delegate to S.C.A. Convention, Sr. Play, 4-H (3), Secretary Treas¬ urer 4-H, F.H.A., Football Cheerleader. Betty Gay Glover: Editor of Blue Tornado, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Monogram Club, Literary Club, Pres. Soph. Class, Sr. Play, 4-H, F.H.A., Glee Club, Delegate to S.I.P.A. Convention, Bas¬ ketball (3), Valedictorian. Judith Anne Grady: Presi¬ dent of Natural Bridge Dis¬ trict S.C.A., Sec. Treas. S.C.A., Sec. Treas. of Junior Class, District For¬ ensic Spelling Winner, Del¬ egate to Girls State, Dele¬ gate to S.I.P.A. Convention, Delegate to S.C.A. State Convention, State Forensic Meet (3), Annual Staff (3), Paper Staff (3), Assistant Director of Senior Play, Literary Club, Sec. Treas. Literary Club, 4-H(3), Glee Club. Harry Lincoln Meeks Jr.: Safety Patrolman, Mono¬ gram Club, 4-H (2), Track (2),J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Football. Bonnie Ann Gregory: Paper Staff, 4-H (4), F.H.A. (4). Donald Eldridge Moyers: President S.C.A., Delegate to State and District S.C.A., President Freshmen Class, President of Junior Class, Delegate Boys State, Mono¬ gram Club, Safety Patrol¬ man, Glee Club, Baseball. Eugene Wayne Gregory: Monogram Club,4-H (3), Football, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Track Manager, Baseball. Harold Bernard Nycum: 4-H, President 4-H, Mono¬ gram Club, Vice President Monogram Club, Football, Baseball (4), Basketball (3), J. V. Basketball, Co-Cap¬ tain football. 21 Jeffrey Ray Lasher: Annual Staff (4), Literary Club, Paper Staff, Senior Play, J. V. Basketball, Football. Ira Lee Oscar: Safety Pa¬ trolman Bernice Maxine Martin Secretary of Safety Patrol man, F.H.A., 4-H. Patricia Yvonne Lawhorn: 4-H, Vice Pres. 4-H, Re¬ porter of 4-H, F.H.A. (4), Monogram Club, Literary Club, Prompter of Senior Play, Basketball (3). Shirley Ann Puckett: Editor of School Paper, Freshmen S.C.A. Rep., Jr. Class Re¬ porter, Sr. Class Reporter, 4-H (4), Pres. 4-H, Song leader 4-H, F.H.A. (4), Song leader F.H.A., Glee Club, Monogram Club, Literary Club, Vice Pres. Literary Club, Stage Director of Sen¬ ior Play, Basketball Cheer¬ leader (3). Willard Levi Oscar: Safety Patrolman (2). Norman Conrad Smiley: Literary Club, Monogram Club, Glee Club (3), V. Pres, of Junior Class, Senior Play, I Act Play, Forensic Meet (2) , 4-H (4), Rep. 4-H, Safety Patrolman (4), Cheerleader (3) , J.V. Basketball, Track, Scorekeeper for Baseball, Football. Charles Luther Ramsey: President of Senior Class, Delegate Boys State, 4-H (3), J.V. Basketball, Foot¬ ball. Vivian Marie Sprouse: Mon¬ ogram Club, Glee Club, 4-H (4), Song Leader 4-H (2), F.H.A. (4), Basketball, Soft- ball. William Louis Sprouse: Literary Club, Safety Pa¬ trolman (4), Glee Club (3), 4-H. Shirley Louise Staples: Del¬ egate Girls State, Papei Staff, Senior Play, 4-H, F. H.A.; Basketball; Literary Club. 22 Winston Edward Smith: 4-H (3), J.V. Basketball, Base¬ ball (2), Football, Varsity Basketball. Marie Frances Spradlin: Paper Staff, 4-H, F.H.A. Betty Lou Strickler: Mono- ; gram Club, Literary Club, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Senior Play, Glee Club, F. H.A., 4-H (2), Basketball. Rodney Eugene Sprouse: Safety Patrolman (3), Senior Play, Glee Club, 4-H (4). Ralph Preston Young: Dele¬ gate District S.C.A., Dele¬ gate to S.I.P.A., Sec. Soph. Class, S. C. A. Rep. Jr. Class, Vice Pres, of Sr. Class, Literary Club, Pres, of Literary Club, Monogram Club, Annual Staff, Paper 23 Staff, Senior Play, J.V. Bas¬ ketball, Basketball, Foot¬ ball, Salutatorian. Steven Larry Sprouse: S.C. A. Rep. (2), Monogram Club, Glee Club, Senior Play, 4-H (3), Football, Baseball (3), Varsity Basketball (2), J.V. Basketball (2). Larry Jerome Swisher Entire Cast--Betty Lou Strickler, Charlie Ramsey, Rodney Sprouse, Betty Gay Glover, Preston Young, Conrad Smiley, Joyce Colvin, Steve Sprouse, Jeffrey Lasher, Charlotte Fridley, Shirley Staples. THIS GHOST BUSINESS mwi JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Cletus Myers, President; Jane Lee Showker, Sec.-Treas.; Franklin Fix, Jr., S.C.A. Rep.; Raymond Via, Vice President. Standing: Ronnie Via, Reporter. Standing: Joe Sprouse, Reporter; Dickie Zimmerman; V. President; Fred Dinkle; S.C.A. Rep.; Ronald Welcher, Sec.- Treas. Seated: Diane Martin, S.C.A. Rep.; Maxine Jordan, President. Front Row: Judy Colvin, Vice President; Carolyn Grady, Reporter; Margaret Clements, President. Second Row: Wilson Randolph, Sec.-Treas.; Larry Washburn, S.C.A. Representative. ! UNDERCLASSMEN Charles Bazzera Betty Benson Firemen Carnival Winners Princess Judy Fridley Queen Wanda Kincaid Princess Rosa Hall Wayne Campbell Murray Colvin JUNIOR CLASS Daily Johnson Wanda Kincaid Larry Martin Barbara Montgomery Cletus Myers Harry Puckett Janet Puckett Jane Lee Showker Roger Smith Betty, Rosa, and Charlotte are posing for the birdie . JUNIOR CLASS Betty Sprouse Doris Sprouse Eugene Sprouse Mary Tuttle Linda Via Brenda Via Raymond Via Ronnie Via Charlotte Warren SOPHOMORE CLASS Bernice Dickey Alice Dinkle Fred Dinkle Saford Downey Judy Gregory Floyd Harris Thomas Harris Brenda Humphreys Maxine Jordan Lowell Kelso Hilda Knight Jackie Kyle Gladys Lumsden Diane Martin Delores Meeks SOPHOMORE CLASS Henry Minter Doris Morris Jean Oscar Judy Randolph Tommy Shellenberger Pat Smiley Judy Smith Joe Sprouse Mary Sprouse ,ussell Sprouse Alice Stuples Ellen Waggie Jane Weaver Betty Welcher Ronald Welcher Della Wilcher Douglas Windsor Shirley Woods John Young Richard Zimmerman FRESHMAN Rat Day CLASS Bernadine Bowden Franklin Bowden Franklin Brooks Zane Campbell Ernest Clark Margaret Jane Clements i Glen Clifton Judy Colvin Pansy Elmore Marshall Fox Faye Fridley FRESHMAN CLASS Shirley Harris David Morris Louise Morris Wilson Randolph Dewey Shiflett onald Smith John Spradlin Lena Spradlin Beulah Sprouse Eugene Stokes ■ ggp ■ Larry Washburn Clayborne Woods Franklin Woods Richard Woods Betty Young loger Waggie Mrs. Trainum ' s World History Class trace the routes to the Far East. Mrs. Burrow ' s second year Home Economics class design and sew dresses and skirts. Mrs. Woods discusses new words in French I vocabulary list. Mrs. Nell R. Henderson Principal of Elementary School, B. S. Madison College INCLUDING OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 33 Miss M. Janet Rose Madison College First Grade Mrs. Florence Knapp B. S. Madison College First Grade Miss Anne H. McGuffin University of Virginia Extension Second Grade ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Malcolm Yaple B. A. Huntingdon College M. R. E. Emory University Elementary Bible Teacher Mrs. Selina Dofflemyer Madison College Third Grade Mrs. Helen P. Goodman B. S. University of Virginia Fourth Grade Mrs. Linwood F. Robertson Madison College Fifth Grade Mr. William Vandevander Potomac State College Sixth Grade Mrs. Frances Robertson Madison College Fifth and Sixth Grades Mr. Albert J. Dodson B. A. Lynchburg College Seventh Grade Sr SEVENTH GRADE First Row, left to Right: Randall Benson, Marian Campbell, Drusilla Claytor, Eunice Fitzgerald, Billy Fortune, Shirley Fridley. Second Row: Barbara Gaylor, Shirley Gregory, Carolyn Jackson, Kathy Keller, Bobby McLain, Helen McLain, Shirley Morris. Third Row: Daisy Puckett, Eunice Puckett, Millard Puckett, Carolyn Sue Ramsey, Darlene Rhea, Donna Robertson, Patricia Shiflett. Fourth Row: Donnie Smith, Judy Sprouse, Raymond Sprouse, Betty Stokes, Hinman Strange, Shirley Thompson, Margaret Tuttle. Fifth Row: Molly Warren, Ralph Webb, Carolyn Wilcher, Eunice Wilcher, Helen Wilcher, William Wilcher, Betty Gail Young. OFFICERS: Carolyn Sue Ramsey, Secretary; Betty Gail Young, President; Kathy Keller, Reporter; Darlene Rhea, S.C.A., Representative; Billy Fortune,Vice President; Donnie Smith, Treasurer. SIXTH GRADE First Row, left to Right: Jerry Armstrong, Alvin Campbell, Edward Campbell, Thornton Campbell, Gary Campbell, Larry Campbell, Roger Campbell, Winston Campbell. Second Row: Phyllis Clifton, Gail Colvin, Harold Colvin, Laura Crist, Franklin Fitzgerald, Susan Hunter, Bill Jackson, Blaine Jackson. Third Row: James Jackson, Nancy Johnson, Roger Knight, Guy Landrum, Sammy Lyle, Charles McLain, Delores McLain, JoAnne Mclain. Fourth Row: Nancy McLain, Robert Montgomery, Sammie Newcomb, Brenda Nicely, Sandra Nuffer, Paula Price, Delores Rhea, Sharon Sensabaugh. Fifth Row: Lloyd Shiflett, Cynthia Sprouse, Johnny Sprouse, Joyce Sprouse, Patricia Sprouse, Phyllis Sprouse, Gordon Stokes, J.T. Via. Sixth Row: Walter Via, Margaret Waggie, Sam Warren, Ellen Weaver, Bernard Windsor, Barbara Woods, Darlene Woods. -CV ' FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE OFFICERS Nancy Lasher.President Eddie Daniel.Vice Pres. Patsy Dowdy.Secretary First Row, left to Right: Beverly Baker, Guy Bowden, Gearld Boyne, Emily Campbell, Martha Corbin. Second Row: Eddie Daniel, Donald Dinkle, Patsy Dowdy, Alvin Fox, Brenda Fridley, Wyatt Gladwell, Steven Gregory, Ernest Harris. Third Row: Russell Harris, Vera Harris, Tommy Hostetter, Peggy Johns, Douglas Knight, Nancy Lasher, Wyane Mays, Pat McLain. Fourth Row: Billy Mitchell, Darlene Morris, Alice Nuffer, Susan Ramsey, Richard Sibert, Nancy Smith, Sandra Thompson, Rebecca Warren. Sixth Row: Bernice Weaver, Sandra Wilcher, Louise Winsor, Clarence Woods, Oneida Woods, Peggy Woods, Roger Woods, Bonnie Zimbro. I } CLASS OFFICERS Vice Pres. - Billy Via Pres. - Pamela Kooshian Sec. - Deborah Gladwell FOURTH GRADE First Row, left to Right: Curney Campbell, Don Campbell, Ph yllis Campbell, Second Row: Barbara Collinsworth, Billy Colvin, Gary Colvin, Calvin Dinkle, Bonnie Downey, Donald Doyle, Marjorie Fox, Deborah Gladwell. Third Row: Buford Gregory, Carlos Harris, Nancy Johns, George Keller, Larry Knight, Pamela Kooshian, Franklin McLain, Gerald Morris. Fourth Row: Junior Morris, Kenneth Newcomb, Doris Rowe, Linda Sampson, Eddie Showker, Ellen Sprouse, Thelma Sprouse, Roger Stokes. Fifth Row: Sylvia Stokes, Stephen Strickler, Frances Thompson, Gene Thompson, Billy Via, Cecil Welcher, Carl Wilcher, Lester Woods. THIRD GRADE First Row, left to Right: Deborah Benson, Eugene Bowden, Donnie Byram, Bernie Campbell, William Campbell. Second Row: Carolyn Carper, Glenn Colvin, Sharon Downey, Dalmus Ellinger, Wayne Fitzgerald, Wanda Fridley, Roger Gladwell, Billy Gregory. Third Row: Steven Kooshian, Verlyn Martin, Roger McLain, Gail Nuffer, Wilma Powell, Wanda Puckett, Gary Ringstaff, Randy Robertson. Fourth Row: Christine Rowe, Gerald Sampson, Frankie Smith, James Sprouse, Kenneth Sprouse, Dale Staples, Vickie Strickler, Denver Swisher. Fifth Row: Deborah Thompson, Bettina Ward, Darlene Weaver, Marvin Wilcher, Raymond Welcher, Judy Woods, Rosalie Woods, Gayle Zimbro. CLASS OFFICERS V. Pres. - Gary Ringstaff Sec. - Bettina Ward Pres. - Frankie Smith CLASS OFFICERS Sec. - Alfadine Sprouse Pres. - James Nycum Vice Pres. - Gloria Knight SECOND GRADE First Row, left to Right: Alice Armstrong, Charles Bowden, Wanda Buchanan, Floyd Byran, Paula Campbell, John Coffman. Second Row: Cynthia Colvin, Carl Corbin, Gene Crist, William Downey, Pamela Doyle, Richard Ellinger, Barbara Fridley, Lewis Fridley. Third Row: Alma Gregory, William Hazlett, Stephen Heintzleman, Gloria Knight, Gail Landrum, Norine Martin, Ruth McLain, Willie McNeal. Fourth Row: Micheal Morris, Monte Morris, Ran¬ dolph Morris, Barbara Mawyer, JamesMawyer, Mary Mawyer, Curney Nuffer, James Nycum. Fifth Row: Wayne Pollock, Brenda Reid, Denise Robertson, Bonnie Rowe, Della Mae Shiflett, Alfadine Sprouse, Bueford Sprouse, Charles Stokes. Sixth Row: Virginia Vess, Ann Ward, Linda Warren, Brenda Weaver, Stewart Weaver, Geneva Wilcher, Larry Wilcher, Gail Zimbro. FIRST GRADE First Row, left to Right: Betsy Baker, Richard Balser, William Bashaw, Marvin Buchanon, Clarence Byram, Dolores Campbell, Herman Campbell, Tate Campbell. Second Row: Wilma Lee Campbell, Eddie Carper, JoAnn Clifton, Karen Coffman, Faith Colvin, Vickie Daniels, Bill Dowdy, John Downey. Third Row: Brenda Doyle, Virginia Drumheller, Judy Ann Fridley, Oral Fitzgerald, Linda Sue Gaylor, Thomas Gregory, Karen Ruth Keller, Gary Knight. Fourth Row: Larry Knight, Cynthia Kooshian, Gary Lynn, Marshall Lynn, Richard Lynn, Dickie McLain, William McLain, Dewey McNeal. Fifth Row: Butch Morris, Charles Morris, Rebecca Morris, Dale Powell, Roger Lee Rowe, Linda Shiflett, Anthony Showker, Berlin Smiley. Sixth Row: Steven Smith, Ressie Sprouse, Tama Sue Sprouse, Geraldine Stokes, Robin Strange, Cindy Thompson, Carolyn Thornton, Deborah Thornton. Seventh Row: Donald Vess, Della Jane Warren, Darlene Welcher, Delores Welcher, Geneva Woods, Jeanette Woods, Sherry Woods, Bobby Youell. Nancy Johnson-Secretary Walter Via-President Ellen Weaver-Vice president Seated: Cynthia Sprouse-Secretary Paula Price-President Beverley Baker-Reporter Standing: Tommy Hostetter-Sergeant-at-Arms Susan Ramsey-Vice president FIRST GRADE OFFICERS FIRST GRADE OFFICERS Steven Smith-Vice President Geneva Woods-Secretary Linda Gaylor-President John Downey-Secretary Vickie Daniel-Vice president Karen Keller-President Phyllis Sprouse-Vice president Sandra Nuffer-Secretary Brenda Nicely-President Halloween Cinderella Brenda Reid and escort Thomas Gregory. Mice who drew pumpkin are the Knight twins. STUDENT COOPERATIVE COUNCIL Front Row: Roger Lee Smith-Sergeant at Arms, Judy Grady-Secretary Treasurer, Donald Moyers-Presi- dent, Phyllis Colvin-Vice President, Judy Lane Smith-Reporter. Second Row: Steve Sprouse, Fred Dinkle, Junior Fix, Cletus Myers, Charlie Ramsey, Larry Washburn. Third Row: Betty Gail Young, Maxine Jordan, Diane Martin, Margaret Jane Clements, Darlene Rhea. 43 YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Joyce Colvin, Linda Via, Preston Young, Betty Glover, Editor; Judy Fridley, Betty Strickler. Standing: Roger Smith, Charlotte Fridley, Jean Craig, Louis Benson, Diane Martin, Russell Sprouse, Mrs. Showker, Sponsor; Lowell Kelso, Ellen Waggie, Bobby Benson, Janet Craig, Jeffrey Lasher. 44 PAPER STAFF Conrad Smiley, Charlie Ramsey, Jeffrey Lasher, Preston Young, Harry | Meeks, Shirley Puckett-Editor, Mrs. Ward-Sponsor, Joyce Colvin, Char- ? lotte Fridley, Shirley Staples, Thelma Demastus, Bonnie Gregory, Phyllis 1 Colvin. TYPING CLASS BUSINESS ENGLISH .... - ■ ■ ■ • LITERARY CLUB Front Row: Charlotte Fridley, Shirley Puckett-Vice president, Judy Grady-Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Betty Lou Strickler, Joyce Colvin, Jane Lee Showker, Patty Lawhorn. Third Row: Preston Young- president, Jeffrey Lasher, Conrad Smiley, William Sprouse. Fourth Row: Betty Gay Glover-Program Chair¬ man, Mrs. Ruth Trainum and Mrs. Sue Glover-sponsors. A Literary Club was formed this year for those students who participate in extra-curricular activities other than athletic events. The students pictured above are the charter members, who drew up the following list of objectives. 1. Encourage participation in extra-curricular activities other than athletics, such as Forensic Meets. 2. Stimulate interest in improved scholarship. 3. Promote good study habits. 4. Help develop independent thinking and honesty in each individual. 5. Strive for perfect attendance and promptness. 6. Display good sportsmanship in all phases of school life. 7. Meet once a month on the third Monday. 46 MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Charlotte Fridley, Cletus Myers-President, Jane Lee Showker-Secretary-Treasurer, Bernard Nycum-Vice president; Dickie Zimmerman. Second Row: Shirley Puckett, Patty Lawhorn, Betty Glover, Roger Smith,Ronnie Via, Saford Downey. Third Row: Janet Puckett, Vivian Sprouse, Barbara Montgomery, Tommy Shellenberger, Steve Sprouse, Charles Ramsey. Fourth Row: Conrad Smiley, Preston Young, James Bowden, Donnie Moyers. Fifth Row: Mary Tuttle, Riley Fitzgerald, Ronald Welcher, Jeffrey Lasher, Bobby Benson. Sixth Row: Mrs. J. Price-Coach Sponsor, Betty Strickler, Winston Smith, Eugene Gregory, Floyd Harris, Harry Meeks, Mr. W. D. Ward-Coach Sponsor. Students who have participated 75% in any varsity sport receive their Athletic Monogram and become a member of the club. The objectives of the club are: to recognize those persons who have contributed to the welfare of the school through participation in athletics, to provide them with opportunity to give further service to the school and to promote good sportsmanship among students, and spectators. 47 MUSIC CLASS Front Row: Shirley Puckett,Margaret Clements, Judy Grady, Gladys Lumsden, Janet Craig, Delores Meeks, Ellen Waggie, Brenda Via, Alice Stuples, Lucy Weaver. Second Row: Mrs. Grace Ramsey, Judy Fridley, Louise Morris, Shirley Staples, Jean Craig, Alice Dinkle, Judy Gregory, Hilda Knight, Brenda Humphries, Jean Oscar, Bernice Dickey. Third Row: Mary Tuttle, Jane Lee Showker, Mary Sprouse, Doris Morris, Barbara Montgomery, Maxine Nichols, Thelma Demastus, Wanda Kincaid. Fourth Row: Conrad Smiley, Eugene Gregory, Cletus Myers, Donnie Moyers, Rodney Sprouse, William Sprouse. 48 4-H CLUB LEADERS Mrs. William McChesney Mr. Richard Coffey BOYS ' 4-H First Row: D. Zimmerman, R. Via, B. Nycum-President, R. Smith, R. Welcher. Second Row: R. Sprouse, L. Kelso, J. Young, W. Smith, C. Smiley, J. Sprouse, S. Sprouse, D. Windsor. Third Row: B. Campbell, B. Benson, R. Sprouse, F. Dinkle, T. Shellenberger. GIRLS’ 4-H First Row: S. Puckett-President, C. Ramsey, D. Claytor, B. Welcher, J. Fridley, P. Lawhorn, V. Sprouse, J. Puckett, B. Montgomery, J. Colvin. Second Row: E. Welcher, H. McLain, J. Colvin, L. Morris, B. Gregory, T. Demastus, W. Kincaid, B. Benson, P. Shiflett. Third Row: B. Sprouse, P. Elmore, B. Via, P. Gregory, B. Young, J. Sprouse, M. Sprouse, P. Colvin, D. Morris, H. Knight, B. Humphries, N. Claytor, M. Nichols. Fourth Row: C. Welcher, E. Fitzgerald, B. Gaylor,C. Jackson, G. Lumsden, B. Glover, B. Strickler. nrawwMiwi i mw-mms F.H.A. CLUB Front Row: M. Nichols, P. Colvin, T. Demastus, B. Via-President, J. Puckett, S. Puckett, J. Fridley. Second Row: J. Colvin, B. Humphries, H. Knight, B. Sprouse, B. Montgomery, B. Gregory, S. Harris, P. Elmore, W. Kincaid, P. Gregory. Third Row: J. Gregory, A. Stuples, D. Martin, D. Morris, V. Sprouse, Mrs. E. Burrows, Sponsor, G. Lumsden. CAFETERIA LADIES L. to R.: Mrs. E. Johnson, Mrs. Liddie Sprouse, Mrs. Dot Staples, Mrs. Lilian Malcolm. BUSINESS Driver Training Instructor Mr. Henry A. Bruebaker SAFETY IS THEIR Safety Patrol Custodian - Bernie Colvin Bus Drivers Paul Sprouse, Henry Fridley, Tommy Smith Student Driver Raymond Via STUDENTS WHO Students who led in magazine sales-Betty Young, Willard Oscar Judy Grady, Roger Waggie. Students who solicited ads-L. Via, J. Colvin, E. Waggie, P. Young, B. Glover, R. Smith. f Students who were Hallo¬ ween Teen Queen and King- Mr. Price crowns Hilda Knight whose escort was Wayne Martin. Students who sung at the Senior Play-Judy Grady, Vivian Sp r o u s e , Doris Sprouse, Carolyn Grady. Students who attend assem¬ bly. 52 . 4 . Senior Trip Washington Bound 7th Grade Trip to Monticello GLIMPSES OF LAST YEAR Fireman ' s Carnival Senior Basketball Game Senior Basketball Game Senior Basketball Game Speaker at the Athletic Banquet Mr. Louis F. Weenie Miller-Head Basketball and Baseball Coach, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia Deanna Hite and Sherman McLain received their Babe Ruth awards Martha Craig received the Citizen¬ ship Award. 54 The Senior Quartet entertained at the Athletic Banquet. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Barbara Montgomery, Janet Puckett, Margaret Jane Clements, Mary Tuttle, Jane Lee Show- ker, Joyce Lee Colvin. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Shirley Puckett, Judy Fridley, Margaret Jane Clements, Charlotte Fridley, Brenda Via, Conrad Smiley. ATHLETICS FRONT ROW Saford Downey, Ronald Welcher, Steve Sprouse, Charles Ramsey, Harry Meeks, Cletus Myers, Bernard Nycum, Winston Smith, James Bowden, Paul Gladwell, Daily Johnson, Eugene Gregory. FOOT The Tornadoes of Craigsville High School swirl¬ ed into football warfare for the first time in 1958. Under the inspirational leadership of Co-Captains Cletus Myers and Ikey Nycum the novice gridders overcame the seemingly insurmountable twin handicaps of no experience and a sucidial schedule to make Craigsville gridiron history. While future teams will surely improve on the one victory, one tie, five losses record posted by this ini¬ tial team, it is doubtful that any future squad will have reason to be prouder of their accomplishments. To¬ tally lacking in gridiron savy, the Tornadoes were frequently compelled to rely solely on determination and desire. Ronnie Via dashed 57 yards to tally the first Craigsville touchdown and a Zimmerman to Meeks pass added the extra point as the Tornadoes battled from behind to upset Greenbrier ' s Captains. Along pass from Cletus Myers to Via was good for 43 yards and the second TD, while Tommy Shellenberger bulled 56 BALL BACK ROW Coach W.D.Ward, David Morris, Larry Martin, Tom Shellenberger, Ronnie Via, Roger Smith, Dickie Zimmerman, Preston Young, Jeffrey Lasher, Conrad Smiley, Floyd Harris, Pat Smiley and Wilson Randolph, Managers. over guard with the extra point which meant a 14-13 Craigsville Triumph. Although the Tornadoes will lose many valuable members from this squad, the outlook for the future appears bright. All-important gridiron experience has been gained and a sound nucleus return for next years team. Craigsville 0 Valley 33 Craigsville 0 Wilson Memorial 44 Craigsville 14 Greenbrier Captains 13 Craigsville 0 Natural Bridge Camp 39 Craigsville 0 Troutville 52 Craigsville 0 Greenbrier Captains 0 Craigsville 0 Natural Bridge Camp 27 We salute these trail-blazers who have earned their places in the fond memories of all C. H. S. fansl 57 GIRLS ' STANDING Delores Meeks, Time Keeper, Gladys Lumsden, Ellen Waggie, Shirley Staples, Alice Dinkle, Carolyn Grady, Doris Sprouse, Betty Young, Shirley Harris, Jean Craig, Assistant Manager. 2ND ROW STANDING Patricia Gregory, Doris Morris, Mrs. Juanita Price, Coach, Janet Craig, Louise Morris. After losing five top members of last year ' s squad, Mrs. Juanita Price performed an outstanding rebuild¬ ing job by directing the 1958-59 Lady Tornadoes to a third place District N finish. Had Mrs. Price been able to solve one perplexing problem, an acute shortage of reserve strength, the Craigsville girls would have, there is little doubt, climaxed their season by copping the district title. With Jane Lee Showker, the district ' s top scorer, and Mary Tuttle leading the offense and with one of the top guards of District N, Barbara Montgomery, spark¬ ing an outstanding defense, the Lady Tornadoes posted a district record of five victories against five defeats, three by scant margins. Over the entire season they scored 590 to their opponents 542. In tournament play the Craigsville Misses dropped a heartbreaker to the eventual champions, Spottswood, by three points. BASKETBALL KNEELING Janet Puckett, Barbara Montgomery, Betty Glover, Mary Tuttle, Betty Welcher, Manager, Jane Show- ker, Betty Strickler, Patty Lawhorn, Wanda Kincaid. SCORES BY GAMES Craigsville 27 Monterey 45 M 39 Churchville 24 t? 32 Spottswood 33 TT 27 Middle River 33 TT 42 North River 37 TT 38 Churchville 35 TT 20 Monterey 31 TT 42 Spottswood 53 TT 44 North River 38 Tt 40 Middle River 36 Craigsville 36 Middle River 26 TT 33 Spottswood (Tournament) 36 TT 60 Goshen 37 TT 26 Alumnae 23 TT 47 Goshen 28 TT 37 Dunlap 27 denotes non-district games Jane Lee Showker with 17.1 average the top scorer in district and Mary Tuttle with 13.3 among the top ten scorers. Kneeling: Joe Sprouse, Dickie Zimmerman, Harry Meeks, Cletus Myers, Bernard Nycum, Steve Sprouse, Preston Young, Ronnie Via BOYS’ The outlook at season ' s start could not have been considered bright for the Craigsville Cagers. Their ranks, devastated by graduation losses, the Tornado” hardwooders could boast of only two returnees who had seen extensive action in prior campaigns. In addition only three other squad members had more than JV experience. Added to these personal problems was perhaps the toughest schedule a C. H. S. team has ever played. The spirit of the boys remained high in spite of early reversals and in late season they were challenging for the top spot. After finishing the season in third place with 7 wins and 3 defeats the Tornadoes once again hit a cold night in tournament play and lost to North River by five points. Cletus Myers and Bernard Nycum as co-captains provided inspirational leadership with the sportsman¬ ship of the team being outstanding whether winning or losing. SCORES OF GAMES Craigsville 27 Monterey 51 M 54 Churchville 30 ft 62 Spottswood 27 mi BASKETBALL Mr. W. D. Ward-C o a c h , Linwood Claytor, Tommy Shellenberger, Ronald Welcher, Bobby Campbell, Winston Smith, Eugene Gregory, Roger Smith, Johnny Young-Manager, Ernest Clark-Scorekeeper. Craigsville 70 Middle River 31 11 38 North River 35 11 50 Churchville 45 11 39 Monterey 43 11 49 Spottswood 26 11 39 North River 53 11 70 Middle River 41 11 30 North River (Tournament) 35 11 40 Alumni 41 11 54 Dunlap 57 11 45 Natural Bridge 54 11 47 Millboro 40 Craigsville 49 Valley High 67 11 50 Millboro 52 11 39 Fairfield 48 11 35 Valley High 39 11 62 Natural Bridge 39 ♦denotes non-district games TOP SCORERS Harry Meeks 206 Cletus Myers 198 D. Zimmermann 176 Steve Sprouse 132 Preston Young 132 Kneeling: David Wolfe, Johnny Tuttle, John Young, Bobby Benson, Sherman McLain, Ronnie Via. Standing: Eugene Gregory-Manager, Tommy Shellenberger, Ronald Welcher, Mickey Clements, Freddie Benson, Raymond Colvin, Fred Dinkle, Dennis Jackson, Mr. W. D. Ward-Coach. TRACK The 1958 Tornado” track team recorded a successful season in spite of being dethroned as district champions. In a tri-angular meet with Wilson JV ' s and North River, the Craigsville cindermen surprised by taking first place in the meet by a sizable margin. In the District N meet at Bridgewater College, un¬ familiarity with the track resulted in three disqualifications for minor infractions and the Tornadoes finished as runner-ups, 6 1 3 points behind the Champion¬ ship Monterey Rams . Ray Vaiksnoras prepared for the 220 Dash District N Track Meet Raymond Colvin putted the shot Sitting: Freddie Benson, Johnny Tuttle, Ronald Welcher, Raymond Colvin, Saford Downey, Mickey Cle¬ ments, Jimmy Mitchell, Donnie Moyers, Bobby Campbell, Conrad Smiley, Scorekeeper. Standing: Cletus Myers, Bernard Nycum, Winston Smith, Floyd Harris, Mr. W. D. Ward, Coach, Steve Sprouse, Sherman McLain, David Showker, Louis Bazzera, Riley Fitzgerald. BASEBALL Unfortunate injuries combined with untimely errors to tumble the 1958 base- ballers into fifth place in District competition. Recognized as one of the top teams, lady luck refused to shine on the Tornadoes . One of the top hitters, Ikey Nycum, was lost for most of the season when felled by a broken ankle. Saford Downey suffered a sprained wrist the day he was scheduled to pitch against Churchville and was unable to do so. Perhaps the true strength of this team is best reflected in the two defeats at the hands of District Champion North River. The Tornadoes were beaten in both instances by errors, first at North River 2-1 in the 12th inning, then at Craigsville 4-3 in regulation time. Baseball Team Pitcher A hit! Kneeling: Richard Woods, Dewey Shiflett, Tommy Shellenberger,Ronald Welcher, Roger Smith, Paul Gladwell, Russell Sprouse, Lowell Kelso. Standing: Mr.W.D. Ward, Coach, Roger Waggie, Douglas Windsor, Charles Jordan, Clayborne Woods, Donnie Smith, David Morris, John Young, Manager. J.V. 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