Dan River High School - Archway Yearbook (Ringgold, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

THE ome PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF DAN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL Ringgold, Virginia NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY Ghru the arch.... Classes Athletics We'll Carry Memories Administration Classes Activities Athletics Features Advertisements The Class of Nineteen-Hundred and Sixty dedicate to you this edition of the ARCHWAY in sincere gratitude of your un- ceasing service to us and our fellow class- mates, As we look back we can recall the in- terest you have shown in us and how will- ingly you have helped to solve our many problems. With your understanding nature and delightful wit, you have obtained a spe- cial place inthe hearts of all those who know you, We dedicate to you... Miss Peggy Howard Mrs. Martha Sours Mo With a comparatively small personnel at Dan River High the faculty is called on to share a large amount of responsibility in the various extra-curricular activities. These faithful faculty members serve in publications, plays, school trips, and school sponsored occasions, In addition to these obligations, members of the faculty are willing to assist students inany possible way. They have truly executed an influential hand in the educational memo- ries that will be ours. Providing quidance.... Ghose who made the laws... School Board J. W. Towler, C. F. Adams, J . P. Mays, T. Anthony Pollard, E. B. Fitzgerald, C. G. Hodnett, Dr. G. V. Thompson, Nat Watlington, an | es} ILER : Contractors Shose who enforced them... Somes =—R, H. Rickman yA PRINCIPAL Mr. George Beasley, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Gertrude Fraenzel, SECRETARY Faculty Miss Peggy Howard English, French Miss Mary Hubbard History Physical Education Miss Mary Jenkins History, English World Geography Miss Eltha Campbell Home Economics Mrs. Marie Hughes Home Economics Mrs. Louise Joslin History, Government Mrs. Martha Sours Algebra, Geometry Business Math Miss Mattie Hodnett Guidance, Math Mr. Jack Myers Physical Education Boys Coach Mrs. Agnes Payne English Mri DaGarter General Business Wrestling Coach Mrs, Shirley Mc Cain Physical Education Girl's Coach Miss Madeline Joyce Science Faculty Miss Mary Lee Martin Commercial Mrs, Ellen Chaney Library Mr. W. A. Barker Science Mrs. Leland Henderson Seventh Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Farmer Seventh Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Collie Sixth Grade Miss Juliet White Sixth Grade Mrs. Louise Bennett Sixth Grade Mrs. Sarah Richie Fifth Grade Mrs. Mary Jenkins Fifth Grade Miss Callie Atkinson Fourth Grade Mrs. Elsie Gosney Third Grade Miss Ollie Gilliland Third Grade Mrs. Louise Adams Second Grade Mrs. Garnett Terry | ] Second Grade : Miss Josie Blair First Grade Faculty Mrs. Dessie Spears Mrs. Thelma Mayhew First Grade First Grade Counseling Guidance involves a process of helping an individual to understand and use wisely edu- cational, vocational, and personal opportunities he has or can develop. Our counselors' principal objective is to give to pupils whatever assistance and direction they need to achieve success and happiness, Classes offer anopportunity for co-operation among students, Each class elects officers to execute promotions. Every year eighth, ninth, and tenth grades accumulate funds to fi- nance activities of the last two years. Inspiring Friendship... Jane Page Gibson MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Ricky Rowland Officers Presidente mama Vice President . SEGHAEEAy 9 Gc ARSREEICTONA Ee 6. A MASCOTS . . Bob Shelton Gordon Gibson Patricia Martin Doris Pruitt IRENE GARNETT ADAMS JAMES WILLARD — yy KITTY DODSON ALDERSON Seniors MAYNARD BARKER III JOYCE ANN BOOTH HOWARD NEAL BARKER GENEVA CAROLYN BURNETT JAMES THOMAS BEGGARLY BRENNIE LOU BURNETTE Seniors ORMOND NEAL BLISS SALLY CAHTERINE CHANEY ROY D, BENNETT KATE EANES CARL DOUGLAS BUCHANAN JEAN CAROLYN GUILL of 60 CHARLES LEIGH DANIEL BRENDA JEAN HADLEY GARVIN MITCHELL DELLIS ELIZABETH ANNE DANIEL JIMMY WADE BOBBITT PATRICIA ANN COX Seniors LANDON AMBROSE BRYANT, JR. RUBY JOANNE DODSON E. MAYNARD BRANDON FRENDA ANN HARRINGTON ROBERT W. DODSON BRENDA CAROLYN HILL of °60 IRVIN NEAL FERGURSON PATSY JANE JOHNSON CHARLES GORDON GIBSON PATRICIA ANN MARTIN JAMES HENRY HAWKER III CAROLYN ANN LYNCH Seniors HOWARD RAY LEWIS EDNA EARLE MOORE IRVIN JOHNSON HUDGINS - | SUSAN JANE NEAL JAMES WILLIAM LOCKETT JR. LINDA GAYLE NORTON of 60 JIMMY EDISON NEAL IRIS VEARL PRATHER THOMAS LEE RICHIE JUANITA CAROLYN PRUITT RONALD WAYNE ROYSTER EDITH ANN PRUITT Seniors FAYE MARIE ROBERTS LILLIAN DORIS PRUITT BOBBY NEAL SHELTON KENNETH LEE SWARINGEN KAY FRANCES ROBERTS ROLAND E, SLAUGHTER of 60 THOMAS ARTHUR TALBARD JR. BARBARA ANN SAUNDERS JASON WILES TATE LINDA LEE WHITE BOBBY DEAN WALTON CARRIE JANE RICE Seniors RONNIE CLAY WILES LINDA GAIL SLAYTON WILLIAM THOMAS STRADER Russell Price Linda Owens. Allen Yeatts. Kaye Oakes . Melody Saunders Sylvia Burton David Childress Hylton Clark Dudley Clayton Jackie Cole . Parliamentarian . Vice President Toe resident 5 6 6 5 SECRCER Tee Deasunes Billy Adams Gerald Alderson Edward Bennett Bobby Burnett Judy Burnette Juniors Jimmy Dellis Rachel Dodson Bill Eastwood Ronnie Echols Bobby Lee Evans Bobby Neal Evans Sandra Farmer Linda Farthing Charles Felts Pete Ford Nina Fouts Barbara Franklin Thomas Garrett Linda Gibson Mac Goad Joan Grant Jimmy Greer Barbara Guill Dale Gunnell Wayne Hawker Gerald Henderson Marie Henderson Peggy Hill Juniors John Slayton Lynn Jones Bobby Sparrow Ruth Kuykendall George Lewis Lucy Marshall Joyce Martin Joyce McCormick Tommy McNichols Harriett Mitchell Billy Moore Alice Moshenek Charlie Moshenek Jimmy Murphy Jane Mylum Kaye Oakes Linda Owens Russell Price Harold Richardson Edith Roberts Lewis Cynthia Rowland Melody Saunders Juniors Steel ena ba Jarrett Taylor Elaine Thompson Tommy Thompson Earl Vipperman Sylvia Walker Anne Weatherford Linda West Betty White Janet Whitley Jimmy Wiles Carolyn Williams Phil Williams Roy Woodson Allen Yeatts Officers Yvonne Lankford, Parliamentarian; Ann Cardwell, President; Judy Woodson, Vice President; Sylvia Fitts, Secretary Treasurer. Nancy Adkins Harold Anderson Reed Barker Patricia Barrett Johnny Bennett Mary Blair Ronnie Bliss Ann Cardwell Larry Chamberlain Edward Chaney Mary Clark Joan Clayton Betty Compton Artie Dillard Carolyn Doolin Kenneth Dooley Richard Doss Patsy Farmer Susan Fitts Sophomores Sylvia Fitts Naomi Francisco Charles Gardner Linda Green Kitty Hahn June Henderson Tyrone Hite Sammy Hodnett Frankie Hudgins Garrett Hughes Carole Jeffries Carolyn Johnson Nancy Johnson Jackie Jones Tommy Jones Yvonne Lankford Kenneth Laws Deannie Marshall- Kay Mays Ray McCain wR Bennie McGhee Patsy Mitchell Louise Moss ica Sophomores Kathryn Motley Ronald Motley Earl Nester Barbara Newcomb Zane Owen Virginia Pruitt Paige Ricketts Wayne Rigsby Diane Rogers Sammy Saunders Linda Scearce Bennie Snead Lydia Terry William Tucker Ronald Turner Barbara Wiles Sanford Wiles Paul Williams Susan Williams Judy Woodson David Wright R. L. Yates Carroll Yeaman Glenda Sigmon, Vice President; Braxton Guill, President; Sylvia Wilkerson, Secretary; Joan Johnson, Treasurer. Officers Evelyn Dellis Carnell Eanes Carolyn Adams Jerry Adams Patricia Adams Sammy Abbott Ray Anderson Gail Atkinson Ray Barbour Johnny Barker Becky Bohannon Lois Booth Mary Bowman Tommy Bryant Joyce Burnette Donna Campbell Linda Campbell Hubert Carter Je DEE Clark Tommy Coleman Linda Davis Thomas Dawson Mary Jane Eanes Freshmen Shirley Easome Elaine Evans Steve Fitts Valerie Fitts Johnny Franklin Judy Gilbert David Gillispie LaVerne Gravely Benny Guill Braxton Guill Larry Guill Tony Guill Wayne Guill Brenda Gusler Joe Hair Jimmy Haley Marshall Hankins Sandra Hardy Derrenda Harrington Patsy Harris Elaine Henderson Emma Hobbs Jack Hodnett Jane Hodnett Henry Hoover Betty Hudgins David Ingram Lois Irby Jackie Jackson Nannie Laws Eston Lewis Ronnie Lewis Dianne Logan Nora McDaniel Barbara McGuire Anne Moorefield Gloria Morris David Motley Phillip Motley Shirley Murphy Freshmen Wayne Murphy Marilyn Myers Marilyn Neal Robert Newcomb Neal Oakes Linda Oliver Dottie Owen Linda Ramey Ross Range, Jr. Patsy Russell Alfred Scearce Randall Shelton Evonne Shively Ralph Shriver Glenda Sigmon Judy Slaughter Philip Smith Ann Snead Jerry Snead Jean Statzer Margie Steele Barbara Stump Lois Tanksley Carolyn Tate Ray Taylor Jimmy Terry Paul Thornton Linda Towell W. L. Wade Brenda Walker Elaine Welch Fay Welch Ann White James White Sylvia Wilkerson Wayne Wilkerson Betty Womack Zina Woodson Adell Yeatts Class Of 64 Faye Adams, Linda Adams, Brenda Adkins, Kenneth Adkins, Sunny Aherron, Joseph Alderson, Judy Anderson, Lynn Atkins, Brenda Barts, Gloria Baynes, Carl Bennett, James Blackstock, Tyrone Bradner, Gloria Brown, Marie Buckanan, Ivadell Burnette, Jimmy Campbell, Rebecca Carter, Joan Chumly, Bobby Cifers, Sue Clark, David Cole, Robert Davis, Ronnie Davis, Wayne Davis, Virginia Dilliard, Wayne Dilliard, Eugene Dix, Peggy Dix, Glenda Eanes, Joyce Echols, Brenda Emerson, Betty Farmer, Barbara Farthing, Patricia Farthing, Freddy Ford, Theresa Fore, Gloria Frith, Nancy Frith, Pat Furr, Jimmy Gibson, Joyce Gosney, Kitty Guill, Richard Guill, Judy Gusler, Buddy Hall, Marshall Hankins, Sharone Hawker, Tommy Hawker, Etha Jo Haymore, Barbara Henderson, Ernest Hill, Charles Hobbs, H. B. Hodnett, Jimmy Hogan, Iris Holt, Robert Holt, Sandra Hoover, Linda Hudgins, Roger Hudgins, Peggy Ingram, Rita Irby. Gighth Grade First row: Barbara Jackson, Brenda Johnson, Jimmy Kidd, Larry Landrum, George Lynch, Phylis Lynch, Brenda Lee Marshall, Brenda Ruth Marshall. Second row: Martha Marshall, Shirley Mar- shall, Wayne Martin, Woody McCain, Faye McCormick, Carl McCoy, Perry McGregor, Curtis Mc- Millon. Third row: Claude Meadows, Billy Meeks, Donald Mitchell, Martha Montgomery, Nancy Montgomery, Joyce Morris, Jerry Murphy, Betty Jean Myers. Fourth row: Larry Myers, Jean Nester, Thomas Peek, Betty Powell, Claude Pruitt, Dickie Reevis, Elizabeth Royster, Nancy Saunders, Fifth row: Lee Scarce, Wayne Scarce, James Shelton, Linda Shelton, Richard Shively, Janice Short- er, Pansy Simmons, James Snead. Sixth row: Paul Sowers, linda Stanfield, Dianne Steele, Joan Steward, Joan Spain, Jackie Spencer, Tondra Stone, Tommy Swaringen. Seventh row: Bobby Tol- bert, Dianne Tate, Dudley Tate, Lou Ella Towell, Charles Vipperman, Garland Wall, Patricia Webb, Linda Welch. Eighth row: Carroll White, Joyce Whittley, Ann Wiles, Gratton Williams, Joyce Wiles, Brenda Woodson. aN, erase Clubs provide a chance for students to come together in co-operative activities. Here students plan and execute their ideas under teacher supervision, Beta Club--Service, leadership, character, and scholarship--what could be more importantin school life? The purpose of our Beta Club is to instill these qualities in each member. S.C.A.--A representative form of government is impressed upon each member of our Student Cooperative Association. F.F.A. F.H.A.--Our students learnthe important responsibility of establishing a home and earn- ing a living. Sneouraging group participation and leadership She Beta Club consists of the best scholars ae ake ne Dale Gunnell, Linda Gibson, program chairmen; Gayle Norton, president; Judy Burnett, reporter; Frenda Harrington, treasurer; Kate Eanes, recording secretary; Linda Slayton, corresponding sec- retary; Bill Eastwood, vice-president. The Beta Club is an honor society; its main purposes are to help teachers and students achieve the end and aim of all true education -mental enlargement and character development- and to encour- age andreward creditable achievement. Mrs. Louise Joslin, sponsor First row: I. Adams, F. Harrington, E. Lewis, L. Owens, J. Woodson, S. Williams, S. Walker, E, Moore, S. Farmer, L. Slayton, Second row: B. Compton, F. Hawker, J. Henderson, P. Farmer, A. Cardwell, K.Hahn, C. Williams, D.Gunnell, J. Clayton, Third row: C. Rowland, H. Mitchell, Y. Lank- ford, P, Hill, A. Weatherford, M. Saunders, J. Mylum, J. Burnett, Fourth row: K,. Eanes, J. Statzer, B. Wiles, A. Daniels, L. Marshall, B. Franklin, K. Oakes, L. Gibson, J. Booth, Fifth row: J. Beggarly, Z. Owen, B. Eastwood, G. Alderson, B. Adams, J. Slayton. Ghe Library Club gives assistance Hit) Tay ci Seated: Mrs. Chaney, sponsor, Ruth Kuykendall, Juanita Pruitt, Linda Farthing, Maynard Brandon. Standing: Reed Barker, Helen Webb, James Lockett, Ronald Royster, Clinton Tate, Bobby Burnett, Charles Daniels, Sammy Hodnett, Kenneth Swarengen, Earl Hawker, Linda Davis, Jackie Cole. ...and the journalists publish the Royal Dan URE WC Seated left to right: Sylvia Fitts, Joyce Booth, George Murphy, James Hawker, Iris Prather, Brenda Hadley, Linda Slayton, Melody Saunders, Russell Price. Standing: Kaye Oakes, Jimmy Dellis, Frenda Harrington. Some learn to be U.S. homemakers Officers: Pres,, Linda Gibson; V. Pres., Dale Gunnell; Rec. Sec., Judy Woodson; Corres, Sec., Kay Oakes; Treas., Harriet Mitchell; Rep.,,Patsy Farmer; Songldrs., Susan and Sylvia Fitts; Hist., Ann Cardwell; Parl., Gayle Norton. s fhe Th fol ey es pear future meee: te vi in OMmeg Hake Clot, mak? At Christmas there is a gift for everyone. €S an ipey xn tO Tlicles f Or Others plan to be Agricultural leaders Officers: Pres., James Beggarly; V. Pres., Bob Shel- ton; Sec., Maynard Barker; Treas., Neal Barker; Rep., Roy Bennett; Sent., Butch Slaughter. Some add to each occasion with song First row: N. Francisco, R. Kuykendall, I. Holt, L. Moss, M. Buchanan, M. Montgomery, F. Harrington. Second row: Y. Lankford, vice-pres., L. Farthing, L. Davis, K. Hahn, S. Burton, J. McCormick. Third row: J. Spencer, J. Chumley, P. Furr, C. Goins, A. Weatherford, sec'y., B. Jackson, Fourth row: G. Norton, pianist, I. Hudgins, sgt.-at-arms, R. Wiles, B. Slaughter, treas. Others study the customs of France of URN en Le First row: T. Thompson, B, Franklin, L. Gibson, R. Price, K. Oakes, S. Farmer, J. Slayton. Second row: M. Saunders, D. Gunnell, S. Walker, C. Rowland, K. Eanes, F. Harrington, C. Williams. Third row: Miss Howard, sponsor, S. Neal, J. Booth, L. Marshall, G. Norton, C, Eastwood, J. Murphy. Fourth row: B, Adams, R. Woodson, P. Ford. We plan to teach First row: N. Johnson, L. Marshall, treas., K, Oakes, H. Mitchell, vice-pres., D. Marshall, J. Burnett. Second row: F.Harrington, D.Gunnell, C, Rowland, S. Farmer, J. Slaughter, M. Saunders, M. Myers. Third row: L. Gibson, sec., G. Atkinson, E. Dellis, D. Campbell, G. Sigmon, J. Gilbert, S. Neal. Standing: L. Campbell, K. Mays, D. Harrington, J. Mylum, pres., Miss Hodnett, sponsor, Today opportunities in teaching are The F.T.A. Club in high school helps tremendous; however only top quality young students explore teaching as a career. By people, willing to prepare themselves ade- working with children of different ages, quately, will be able to meet the rising observing teachers, and visiting colleges standards of the profession and the demand where teachers are being prepared, mem- of the public for improved services. bers discover what it takes to become a good teacher. Ghey were elected to govern us wie! Seated: Mr. Beasley, sponsor; Mary L, Clark, pianist; Kaye Oakes, recorder; Joyce Booth, secretary; Linda Slayton, president; Melody Saunders, vice-president; Iris Prather, treasurer; Susan Fitts, Sylvia Fitts, song leaders; Mr. Barker, Sponsor, SEGIDIEINE IE (CLOWN CIUL The governing body of Dan River High School is composed of a representative from th e Seventh Grade and the twelve homerooms plus the officers, One of the functions of the Student Council is the publication of the school paper, The Royal Dan. A Christmas Dance was sponsored to benefit the paper. To discuss duties and activities and bring back new ideas, representatives attended the state con- vention in Farmville. Preparations for another issue of the Royal Dan and the Christmas Party. Ghe Archway keeps our memories alive Seated: Miss Howard, sponsor, G. Norton, K. Eanes, L. Slayton, L. Bryant, N. Barker, R. Wiles. Second row: F. Harrington, A. Pruitt, I. Adams, C. Burnett, J. Booth, P. Mar- tin, E. Moore, A. Lynch, P. Johnson, Third row: R. Dodson, R. Bennett, M. Brandon, G. Dellis, I. Hudgins, G. Gibson, J. Hawker, M. Barker, J. Tate. THE SAR GHW AY STAPE Last fall the staff could be seen slaving away to meet the deadline: Miss Howard searching hither and yon for some misplaced picture, Edna Earle pecking away at the type- writer, Ronnie and Landon recording ads, Frenda and Patsy scheduling and arranging pictures at the last minute, James H., Jason, and Thomas writing receipts, some doing a little bit of everything, a few avoiding work, everyone determined to create ''the best yet . However all was not work for there were countless gab sessions and get-togethers. Ghe F.B.L.A. plans for tomorrow Officers: Jason Tate, President, Anne Daniel, Sec- retary Treasurer, Edna Earle Moore, Historian, George Murphy, Vice President, The F. B. L. A. emphasizes etiquette, de- pendability, thriftness, and regulations of carrying on a successful business, First row: J. Dodson, A. Moshenek, C. Burnette, S. Walker, C. Williams, A. Lynch, L. Slayton. Second row: L. West, J. Grant, J. Wiles, B. Hill} E.. Harrington, Gibson, J.) McGormichjnl. J. Hudgins, A. Yates, J. Tate, S. Burton, J. Locket, I. Adams, I. Prather, S. Neal, A. Daniel, A. Pruitt, B. Burnette, L. Owens, E. Moore, G. Murphy, P. Johnson, P. Martin, R. Wiles, G. Gibson, L. Bryant. It is in the field of athletics that one can really feel a part of school life. This can be accomplished through participation in the various sports or through cheering the teams on to victory. There is no greater feeling of pride than that of knowing YOU have helped to put your school on the map. Promoting sportsmanship Ghe Monogram Club sustains our school First row: L. Bryant, James Beggarly, B. Evans, G. Murphy, J. Hawker, K. Mays, N. John- son, L. Green, G. Norton, L. Slayton, J. Booth, Mrs. McCain, coach. Second row: J.'Tal- bard, K, Eanes, J. Bennett, A. Lynch, R. Turner, R. Echols, B. Shelton, J. Murphy, G. Dellis, C. Gardner. Third row: F. Harrington, E, Dellis, L. Marshall, K. Oakes, L. Gibson, L. Booth, L. Campbell. Fourth row: S. Saunders, N. Barker, R. Price, E. Vipperman, T. Guill, M. Saunders, R. Wiles, M. Barker, R. Bennett, Mr. Myers, coach, in the field of sports. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Clubat DanRiveris an organization made up of students who have shown outstanding ability in one or more major sports, Cheerleaders and managers who have servedfor one year are also awarded a monogram. When a student receives a monogram, he is automatically eligible for admission to the organization, but the decision is up to the club. The most important event for the Monogram Club is Homecoming. Each year home- rooms and clubs nominate candidates from which a girl is chosen to reign as homecoming queen and three others are elected as attendants. Their identities are kept a secret until the night of the game. The club promotes fine sportsmanship and friendly competition in athletics, upholds the rules of the school, and promotes interest in sports. Bob Shelton Maynard Barker Linda Gibson Roy Bennett President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Shese represent the Wrestling Geam A ''crucifix'' pinning combination is Although Wrestling is a comparatively new demonstrated by J. Hawker and J. Aren- sport at Dan River, these boys have worked dall. hard to make their team a winning one. Cap- tain Jr. Talbardis undefeated at this time and Coach Carter is hoping for a state champion- ship. Other boys who are showing amazing skill are James Hawker, Tommy Thompson, Bobby Burnette and eighth grader ''Kookie'' Myers. T. Thompson is shown pinning Jr. Tal- bard with a ''chinese wing and chin, Nee Ba IE i The members of the DRHS Wrestling Team are B. Eastwood, R. Shriver, P. Williams, Jr. Talbard, and C. Hobbs. Second row: L. Guill, B. Burnette, J. Hawker, T. Thompson, J. Arendall and B. McGhee. WOMTRISILIE WY Ghey cover the courts with speed The members of the Wildcats are (first row), M. Barker, L. Bryant, B. Shelton, R. Ben- nett, N. Barker. (second row), Coach Jack Myers, D. Clayton, S,Saunders, E. Vipperman, G. Murphy, B. Evans, P. Ford, R. Echols, and J. Murphy. The 1959-60 Wildcats began a very successful season on December 4. At the time the Archway went to press the Cats had won their first seven games. The Varsity Boys were looking forward to the future games and a whispered statement was, ''Blacksburg, here we come! ' Managers, James Beggarly, Jimmy Kidd, and Ronnie Wiles. Jump, George! 1959-60 SCHEDULE Date Place Opponent Dec. 4 Home Climax Dec, a Home William Campbell Decree! Home Spring Garden Déecet2 Home Chatham Dec, 16 Away Climax Decl? Away Rustburg Jan. 9 Away Gretna Jan, 15 Away Chatham Jan. 16 Away Brosville Jan, 22 Home Gretna Jans 2S Home Whitmell Jan. 29 Away William Campbell Jan. 30 Home Brosville Hebe Away Hargrave J V Feb, 6 Away Whitmell Feb, 13 Away Altavista District Games The Wildcats regret losing five Seniors, but hope with these fine boys to continue their string of successful seasons, itls’ Basketball Geam The members of the girls' team are (first row), A. Cardwell, E. Evans, G. Norton, L. Slayton, M. Saunders, E. Moore, P. Farmer. (second row), Coach Shirley McCain, F. Harrington, E, Dellis, K. Eanes, J. Booth, A. Daniel, L. Green, C. Johnson and A. Moorefield, Managets The DRHS Kittens began the 1959 season by sweeping their first three games, However, when the Archway went to press they had lost four games, two of which were one-point decisi- ons, The Kittens hoped that with lots of school support they would be able to have their most successful season in recent years, Judy Woodson Lucy Marshall ...team in action SIAR INUNKG; SID: Harrington, Slayton, Co-captains Eanes and Booth, Norton, Saunders. Ghey lead our cheers The DRHS Cheerleaders are chosen each year by the athletic coaches and a com- mittee of teachers. These girls are judged by their appearance, cheering ability, and school spirit. It is through their leader- ship that each person experiences one of the greatest joys in attending an athletic event, that of cheering his team on to victory. K. Mays, L. Scearce, N. Johnson Captain and Co-captain, Linda Gibson and Kay Oakes. D. Tate, L. Campbell, P. Webb In the springtime { ‘ ‘ j oY out thoughts furn toward The members are (first row), Garvin Dellis, manager, M. Barker, N. Barker, Coach Jack Myers, (second row), J. Bennett, J. Murphy, A. Yeatts, R. Echols, R. Bennett, R. Royster, D. Childress, O. Bliss, (third row), C.Gardner, B. Evans, D. Clayton, G. Murphy, B. Shel- ton, E. Vipperman, R. Price, and S. Saunders. WORSE YS Te) ASHE levaVIL IE Te ail The Dan River Baseball Team with about fifteen returning lettermen is looking for- ward to one of its best seasons in recent years, Although some of Coach Myers' boys are sophomores and juniors, they have benefited from experience received in sum- mer leagues and last years' school season, With lots of luck and with the ability they already possess, the Dan River team has a good chance of taking the District crown in the 1960 season. Ohose memorable occasions Cheer, girls, cheer! Who do you think got that rebound! Homecoming Queen, Miss Kay Mays. The features are the special events which furnish wholesome enjoyment. Thereis the thrill of seeing queens crowned; the ex- citement ofnaming superlatives; the pleas- ure of working with fellow students in vari- ous activities. Supplying wholesome enjoyment Miss Senior Siete oe gen ee 7 oe peers Irene Adams Miss Junior Linda Owens Miss Sophomore Miss Freshman Ann Cardwell Judy Gilbert Ghe Juniors entertain the Seniors _........the Iunior-Senior Banquet Seniors look forward to the time when they are graciously entertained by the Junior Class at the annual banquet. Following the banquet there is a dance during which a boy and a girl are selected to reign king and queen for the evening. Homecoming Miss Kay Mays Queen Kay Oakes Harvest Festival King . . Charles Felts Queen . . Patsy Johnson Each year the PTA, with the co-operation of the students, sponsors the annual Harvest Festi- val in order to raise funds which are used to fi- nance school projects. With the variety of enter- tainment-games, cake-walks, sales, auctions, floorshow-all ages enjoy participating. The activities culminate with the crowning of a prince and princess, representing the elementary grades and aking and queen, representing the high school homerooms, Princess . . Susan Newell Prince , . Michael Walker Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC BIGGEST BABY Kate Eanes Patsy Johnson Neal Barker Landon Bryant BEST ALL AROUND WITTIEST Linda Slayton Edna Moore Gordon Gibson Ronald Royster Superlatives MOST TALENTED Gayle Norton I, J. Hudgins MOST DEPENDABLE Linda Slayto n James Beggarly ' MOST STUDIOUS Frenda Harrington Ormond Bliss BIGGEST FLIRT NEATEST Patsy Johnson Patricia Martin Garvin Dellis Maynard Brandon Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gayle Norton James Beggarly MOST POLITE Patricia Martin Ormond Bliss MOST POPULAR Ann Lynch Gordon Gibson BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST LOOKING Kate Eanes Juanita Pruitt Ronnie Wiles Jason Tate amiliar Scenes Are you sure this is your mother's How dare you call us hot-rod busdrivers! signature? What's inside teach? A revolver. Actually, all you're really doing - is . . ° . e ° . When the cat's away the mice will play. Keep your elbows off the table or-- Look! No sleeves! we'll remember Where are the ads? How are the sales I speak for Democracy. coming? Here's that picture. Remember, now, all the way to One of the many cheers for our the top Kittens and Wildcats One last peek before she comes How much Mrs, Roberts? 30¢? Around Our Employment Office Director Watch this rat scrub! You're finally learning what helping seniors choose voca- it's for, and after all these tions. years, Those late hours again--An- Watch those afternoon snacks, other annual staff meeting? : basketball players! ‘Those late evening teas at Sorry Coach! Just one of Dirty Board--It's old-fash- Beta Convention--3 a.m. those days. joned for students to wash them. ‘ Dan River High Our annual Christmas As- The traditional 'Walking to; Now,itlhad studied last win- sembly with Old Saint Nick the Arch'! ter, I wouldn't be in summer school, The mysterious fortune-tell- The real meaning of Christ- ing booth at our fall carnival, masis never forgotten in our Assembly programs. This is supposed to be a Dan That All-American huddle Now Thomas, I've told you River study hall, once, Ghose Who Linda Slayton S.C.A. President Gayle Norton Beta Club President Linda Gibson FHA President James Beggarly FFA President Melody Saunders Editor of Royal Dan Kate Eanes Associate Editor of Archway Bob Shelton Senior President Allen Yeatts Junior President Senior Statistics Irene Adams: Homeroom Songleader 1; F.H. tion 2,3; Dramatics Club 2; Junior Play; F.B. Marshal; Play Committee 3. A.1,2,3; Treasurer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Conven- L.A. 3,4; Program Ch. 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Kitty Alderson: F.H.A. 4; Junior Play 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Reporter 3. Joyce Booth: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Fashion Show 1,2; Beta Club ap 3,4; Convention Z,3;'Beta Play 3; S.C lA, 1,354; Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Reporter 1; Home- room treasurer 3; Monogram 3,4; Co-editor of ''Royal Dan'' 4; Marshal 3; Junior Play; Dra- matics Club 2; French Club 3,4. Brennie Burnette: F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Reporter 2. Garolyn Burnett: DreasurerelysbeH As I, 25 10. Beles A347 Gleen@lubp osioiGe AT 4; Annual Staff 4; Fashion Show 2. Sally Chaney: F.B.L.A. 3; F.H.A. 1,2,4. Patricia Cox) Glee Glubr3; Meo Awl.2: Hazel Catherine Eanes (Kate): Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Junior Play 3; Dramatics Club 2; Glee Club 2; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Recording Sec. 4; Junior Observer 3; Convention 2,3,4; S.C.A. Treasurer 3; Marshal 3; Co-editor Annual 4; Forensic 2; Homeroom V., Pres, l. Lois Gauldin: Glee Club 2. Brenda Hadley: Junior Play 3; Beta Club 4; ''Royal Dan staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Liprary Club 4; Baler Lee Frenda Harrington: Public vpcaxing 1; Softball 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Contest lavas. GeAwes Marshal 3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Beta Play 2; Beta Convention 2,3,4; F.T.A,. 4; Parliamentarian 4; ''Royal Dan'! Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4, State Convention 4, Brenda Carolyn Hill: Reporter 1; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Glee Club 3; Safety Patrol 354: Patsy Johnson; FHA, 1,2353,43) FBLA. 4; Carnival Queen 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play Marshal 3; Fashion Show 2,3. Carolyn Ann Lynch (Ann): F.H.A. 2,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Convention 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 2, Librarian 2; Basketball 2; Annual Staff 4; Treasurer 3; Cheer- leader. Patricia Martin: F.H.A. 1,2,4; CibrarveClubslessaJace Play 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Treasurer 2; Sec- retary 4; Annual Staff 4; Song Leader 3; Fashion Show 2. Edna Earle Moore: Beta Club 2,3,4, Convention 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Historian 4; French Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2, Fashion Show 1,2; Softball 1; Homeroom Sec, 1; S.C.A. 3; Junior Play 3; Con- test Play 3; Beta Play 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Royal Dan ! Staff 4, Susan Jane Neal: ''Miss Preshinanteen ey Ac) +25 550 le Ae eee eae 3,4; Homeroom pres, 1; Junior Play 3; V. Pres. Homeroom 1, Linda Gayle Norton: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Debate Team 1,2,4; Public Speaking 3, F.H.A., Pres. 3, Parliamentarian 4, Federation Songleader 3, Vice President 4, Convention A, Caripaly 2s 3,4, Reporter 1,2, Songleader 1; Glee Club 1,2, Pianist 4, President 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Convention 2,9,4, Beta Play 2,35)5-G.As lL bianist 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Grand Marshal 3; Miss Ruritan S-Class secretary, 3. Iris Prather: Beta Club 3; F.B.L.A. SHAH Idalskyat, Res Royal Dan Staff 4; S.C.A. treasurer 4; Vice President Homeroom 1, Ann Pruitt: Songleader 1; Reporter 1; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Usher Junior Play 3; Basketball 3; An- nual Staff 4; Score Keeper 4, Lillian Doris Pruitt: F.H.A. 2,3; Fashion Show 2; Treasurer 4, Juanita Carolyn Pruitt: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Library Club, President 4; Queen JR. SR. Banquet 3; Carnival Queen 8th Grade. James Willard Arendall: F.F.A. 1, Wrestling Team 3,4, Howard Neal Barker: Baseball 1-4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club, Presi- dent 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Degree Team 3,4, K.V.G. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Annual Staff 4, J.V. Basketball 1. Senior Statistics Maynard Barker III: F.F.A.1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, K.V.G. 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Cap- tain 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Annual Staff 4; De- gree Team 4; Usher Junior Play. James Thomas Beggarly: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Federation Treasurer 4, Degree Team 1,2,3,4, K.V.G. 1,2,3,4; Public Speaking 1,3,4; Dairy Judging 2,3; State Conven- tion 2,3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Play 3, Convention 3; S.C.A. 2; President of Class 3, King of JR. SR. Banquet 3; Marshal 3, Bus Driver 3,4, Roy Dudley Bennett: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2,4, Parliamentarian 3, Tractor Driving Con- test2,3, Degree Team2,3,4; Bus Driver 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3.4, Vice President 3; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. Ormond Neal Bliss: Transferred from George Washington 2, Beta Club 4, Baseball 3; Re- porter for ''Royal Dan , Annual Staff 4, Jimmy Wade Bobbitt: Glee Club 1, Transferred to Bartlett-Yancey 2, Transferred back to Dan River 4. Maynard Brandon: May Day 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Class President 2, Play 3; Dramatic Festival 2, F.B.L.A. 3, Public Speaking 3; Glee Club President 3, Annual Staff 4, Library Club 4, Reporter 4, Landon Ambrose Bryant, Jr.: FBLA 3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Safety Patrol 3, Bus Driver 4. Charles Leigh Daniel: Library Club 2,4, Robert William Dodson: FFA 1-3, Forestry 3, Dairy Judging 3, Convention 3, Degree Team 1,3, Junior Play, SCA 2, Banquet Committee 3, Annual Staff 4. Irvin Ferguson: FFA 1, Library Club 3. Garvin Mitchell Dellis: J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3, Baseball Manager 2,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Junior Play 2, Safety Patrol 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Wrestling 4. James Henry Hawker: Wrestling 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Sports Reporter in ROYAL DAN 4, An- nual Staff 4. Irvin Johnson Hudgins, Jr.: JV Basketballl, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 2,4, SCA 1. Ronald Wayne Royster: Baseball 3, Library Club 4. Bobby Neal Shelton: Baseball 1-4, Basketball 2-4, JV 1, K.V.G. 1-4, FFA 1-4, Sentinel 2, V. Pres, 3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Senior Class President 4, Annual Staff 4, Monogram Club President 4, Tommy Strader: Library Club 1, Agriculture 1,2. Kenneth Swaringen: Library Club 4, Bus Driver 3,4. Jason Wiles Tate: Glee Club 2, FBLA 3, Pres. 4, Wrestling 4, Annual Staff 4, Bobby Dean Walton: FFA 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 4. Ronnie Clay Wiles: Homeroom officer 1-3, Junior Play 3, Carnival IGheysy Sh MAN 5 INE Ae Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 4, Forensic Debate Team 3,4, F.B.L.A. 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, State Convention 3, Basketball Manager 3,4, Monogram Club 4, F.T.A. 1, Safety Patrol 4, Carrie Jane Rice: Transferred from Cobb Memorial 2 pier Al 2 Soe cuetarys le Faye Roberts: F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 3. Kaye Roberts; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 3. Barbara Saunders: F.B.L.A, 3. Linda GailSlayton: Cheerleader, F.H.A. 1,2, Pianist 1, Vice President 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club2,3,4, Program Chairman2, Recording Secretary 3, Convention 2,3,4; ''Miss Sopho- more''; Monogram Club 2,3,4; S.C.A. 3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Glee Club 2, Vice Presi- dent Junior Class, Junior Play, Homeroom President 2; Secretary 1; Editor 'Archway'! 4; Typist ''Royal Dan , 4; F.B.L.A. 4, Softball Team 1. Linda White: F.H.A. 1,2,4; Softball 1. Last Will And Gestament We, the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound minds--though we've lost our chances to prove it--and in high spirits, find it expedient todispose of a few of our treasured belongings to the remnant of this year's student body. I, Irene Adams, leave mycurls to anyone who has more time than I do to roll them. I, Joyce Booth, leave my love problems to anyone who can provide the answers, We, Brennie Burnette andIris Prather, leave our ability to get into trouble to anyone who can get out of it as easily as we did. I, Carolyn Burnett, leave my ability to get A's on conduct to Harriett Mitchell. I, Kitty Alderson, leave hoping no one ever gets as many unexcused absences as I have. I, Kate Eanes, leave all the times I gave out on the basketball court to anyone who can't stick to training rules. I, Lois Gauldin, leave sy secrets with Diane Hawker, and my shorthand book to any- one who wants it----- HG Vey MEpeeeis' ite) veers. I, Brenda Hadley, leave Mrs. Joslin's mind at ease, knowing I won't be riding to work on Fridays with her any more. I, Frenda Harrington, leave my lookout station''on the basketball bus to Linda Camp- bell in hopes she can get ''more interesting material for her diary. I, Brenda Hill, am leaving my school work behind because Joe is tired of waiting. I, Patricia Martin, leave the keys to the car, my books, and desk in the senior class to Joyce Martin so I can concentrate on that certain Air Force guy anda homemaking career. I, Edna Earle Moore, leave my long fingernails to anyone who can injure more basket- ball players than I have. We, Ann Lynch and Gordon Gibson, leave our dancing skill to Miss Hodnett and Mr. Barker, in hopes that they will keep everyone informed on the latest dance-steps. I, Gayle Norton, leave my basketball uniform and public speaking ability to Mrs. Chaney in hopes she may win either a debate or county championship. I, Susan Neal, leave my ability to smile even whenI am ina bad mood to Thomas Garrett. We, Juanita Pruitt and Patsy Johnson, leave our dumbness to Elson Ford. I, Doris Pruitt, am just hoping I'll be able to leave. I, Ann Pruitt, leave my condition of rheumatic fever in hopes t..at romantic fever will soon take place. I, Carrie Jane Rice, leave my slow typing to anyone that will have it. I, Faye Roberts, leave in order that the oncoming Seniors will learn more than I did. I, Kay Roberts, leave my determination to finish school to anyone with enough cour- age to keep trying. I, Barbara Saunders, leave to meet Edwin Higgins at the church in March, 1961. I, Linda Slayton, leave my No. 13 Basketball uniform to anyone who believes it will bring them Good Luck, (It didn't bring me any.) Cast Will And Gestament I, Linda White, leave my ability to break into the lunch line without getting caught to Betty White and Nina Fouts. I, Patricia Cox, leave my ability to study to anyone who needs it, I, Anne Daniel, leave my seat in shorthand class to anyone who cares to hear about Carter's chickens and their eggs. I, Joanne Dodson, leave my long hair to anyone who can put it up at night and get up the next morning and go to school. I, Sally Chaney, leave my ability to talk on the phone and keep up with school work to my younger brother. I, Jean Guill, leave my shyness to anyone who wants it. I, Jimmy Arendall, leave my wrestling skill to anyone who can make my weight. We, Nealand Maynard Barker, hereby leave our ability to confuse the referee on our identity to anyone who can do as well as we. I, James Beggarly, leave nothing as I have nothing I wish to get rid of. I, Roy Bennett, leave my ability to date a different girl every night, without getting into trouble, to Billy Moore. I, Ormond Bliss, leave the privilege of being a senior to the Junior Class, I, Jimmy Bobbitt, leave my ability to chase good-looking girls to anyone who can catch them. I, Maynard Brandon, leave my hot-rodding to Jimmy Haley. I, Garvin Dellis, leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Joslin to Barbara Franklin and Linda Owen, I, Jimmy Hawker, leave my ability to wrestle blind to Bill Eastwood, in hopes that he will do better than I. I, Irvin Hudgins, leave my ability to try most anything once to Bobby Price. I, Ray Lewis, leave. Gosh, I just can't believe it. I, Jimmy Neal, leave my crackling laugh to Jimmy Wiles, I, Thomas Richie, leave my octopus arms to Billy Adams, in hopes he can get better results than I. I, Ronald Royster, leave my ability to get out of the second Ivy Bluff to anyone who has brains enough to do it. I, Bob Shelton, leave my locker in the boys locker room to the person who has been taking the things I kept in it. I, Kenneth Swaringen, leave my bus to Harold Richardson. I, Junior Talbord, leave my position as Captain of the wrestling team to anyone who can live through it, I, Jason Tate, leave my position as President of the F.B.L.A. to anyone who can put up with that position and live through it. I, Bobby Walton, leave my short classes to Thomas Garrett, I, Ronnie Wiles, leave my arguing disposition to Miss Howard, although she's in second place already. ‘ fame S Autographs - Pm m y = oe LIN o! ERS a CE BEN ON a WELD Vt OL at hLicyAne oS anh LS EY SITE of Pp 2A€ Ary the, Jor ch « : 77) . 9 | Yonnay Forte ia) na One Le wrong. Youd! cheat coe he Ad (pie £ Ler eae aes pt % jakeee ne bomg sr Lasard wilh you the Br Or ont poh. gut. meg gor 4 anceryfel “f Ont ads‘ dg good bess J aba Sor ferol To those whose patronage is represented herein, we owe a debt of gratitude. Without their financial backing The Archway could not go to press. 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