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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

Nisan Wilians Yosvey SENIOR CLASS Editor—Susan Williams Associate Editor—Mary Lily Barker INGGOLD, VIRGINIA We open the doors FOREWORD Each year the doors of Dan River swing open to students seeking new and rich experiences. These doors open upon many phases of school life including education, participation, contribution, competition, and graduation. We are confident that opening the doors at Dan River will prepare us to open the doors of the future. Upon Oducation ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Upon Farticipation FEA TURES Upon Contribution ACTIVITIES Upon Competition ATHLETICS Upon Graduation CLASSES Upon Selection ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICATION Dear to our hearts are these two teachers who have understood our problems, inspired us with confidence, encouraged us when down- hearted, assisted us with patience, and always with an admirable smile. Their determined efforts and guidance have helped us down the pathways of school life leaving many precious memories. Words can never express our appreciation for their various contributions; but to show our love, honor, and respect, the Senior Class of 1962 dedicates the ARCHWAY to Mrs. JeanO. Myers and Mr. Glenn Shelton. Upon Cducatton ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Those who lead the county schools School LoarSc J. W. Towler, C. F. Adams, J. P. Mays, T. Anthony Pollard, E. B. Fitzgerald, C. G. Hodnett, Dr. G. V Thompson, Nat Watlington. ; ee MR. JAMES H. COMBS officially assumed the duties on ‘July 1, 1961 as superintendent of Pittsylvania County Schools. Mr. Combs, a native of Carroll County, received a B. S, degree from Appalachian State Teachers College and a M. E. degree from Duke University. Wewelcome Mr. Combs into our school system. Those who lead Dan River Stigh School As the years follow we shall al- ways hold in our hearts respect and love for Mr. R. H. RICHMAN, our principal. Mr. George Beasley, Assistant Principal Mrs. Alice Shelton, Secretary Facully Miss Betty Yeatts First Grade Mrs. Dessie Spears First Grade Mrs. Thelma Mayhew First Grade Mrs. Louise Adams Second Grade Mrs, Garnett Terry Second Grade Mrs. Elsie Gosney Third Grade Mrs. Doris Ferguson Third Grade Mrs. Callie Atkinson Fourth Grade Mrs. Sarah Richie Fifth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Collie Sixth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Farmer Seventh Grade Mrs. Lealand Henderson Seventh Grade Miss Juliet White Sixth Grade Mrs. Louise Bennett Sixth Grade Faculty Mrs. Naomi Houser World History, World Geo. Mr. Frank Fuller U.S. History, Government Miss Shirley Day Social Studies, Civics Faculty Mrs. Jean Myers Journalism, English Mr. Tommie Wilson English Mrs. Peggy Milam French, English Miss Mattie Hodnett -Guidance, Math. Mr. Glenn Shelton Mathematics Mrs. Cecil Roach Mathematics Miss Madeline Joyce Science Mr. W. A. Barker Science, Biology Mrs. Estelle Wilson Librarian j a ON Miss Eltha Campbell Home Economics Miss Alice Jeffries — Coach, Physical Ed. Faculty Mr. Lloyd Walton Agriculture Miss Sally Pleasant Commercial Mr. Jack Myers Coach, Physical Ed. Miss Charlotte Humphries Mr. Russell Vaughn Home Economics Agriculture Mrs. Martha Gourley Commercial Mrs. Dorthy Yeatts Mrs. Janet Friedman Music English, World Geo. COUNSELING The guidance program is prima- rily concerned with a careful, systematic, and continuous study of the individual student, Every pupil at some time needs personal and individual help to solve a problem or improve his planning. MISS HODNETT and MR. BEASLEY help students study themselves and their new situations and assist them in the process of planning in terms of the new situation. MRS. HURD of the Virginia Employment Service administers to seniors the GATB which measures verbal aptitude and mechanical skills. Mrs. Hurd follows up the testing program through a conference with the individual informing each of his special abilities in the field of industry as indicated by his test scores. U, [pon Sarticip alton Tr. and Miss Senior 7 Buddy Mayhew Susan Williams FEATURES Nancy Johnson R. L. Yates seemed Senior ir Mary Bla Johnny Bennett Yvonne Lankford Frankie Sa Ann Cardwell Buddy Mayhew in Cundiff en a ; ’ ee tarereee Carolyn Dool Jimmy + eeee + . . . essee RHE HERETO HH HEEHEHHOSSE SERED ES a OHO S HEHE ES HESSEE SOE OSEH OOF : v4 M . ce Oe Danae” ¢ ts ee eee teoctaseoes o. o scneeeeers cod ncaa eset : ; i id 6a eeeesee e . . ++ “ Se eeeene . oe oeOhS ins Hudg ) up erlatives Deanie Marshall Larry Chamberlin Lydia Terry Garrett Hughes Susan Fitts Ronnie Motley Carolyn Johnson Sammy Saunders Mary Lily Barker Bennie Snead ee Ce nee Carole Jeffress Carroll Yeaman re . YR LER ee Per Ree a t $4S 4S Hig po Oo $4 ’ tee, + j . teee guts bioet? 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Favors included tiny umbrellas for the girls and black top hats for the boys. Truly, all had showers of fun! The Starvest Sestival One of the principal attractions was the doll fair displayed by the elementary students. Mr. Buddy Mayhew and Miss Judy Woodson were crowned king and queen of the Fall Carnival by popular vote of the student body. Large crowds gather for fun and excite- ment at this annual affair. Runners-up for prince and princess are Randy Guill and Beverly Shaw. Ernest Peek and Toni Slayton were crowned prince and princess and runner-up for princess was Beverly Shaw. 20 Christmas Ht D. KR Santa Claus has made his traditional visit to the grade students. This year, as within the past years, white Christmas baskets, consisting of food and gifts for the needy families, served the purpose of Santa Claus. We do hope that through the coming years, that this great contribution will still be continued. NaomiFranciscoreceived the honor of being crowned Miss Merry Christmas atthe Annual SCA Christmas Party, heldon December 20, 1961 in the school audi- torium. She was crowned by popular vote over six other contestants. Des Sun t It was a lot of work, but the cast enjoyed every minute of it. After the last per- formance all were a wee bit sad. SENIORS Igot em, I got em, was the joyous shout of Zane Owen when he stole a friend's trousers. Beauty Mud, to make me beautiful for the prom , explains Deanie Marshall. The duties of our sponsors are innumerable. One of their largest is helping with the Senior Play. We could never repay Mr. Fuller and Mrs. Houser for the patience and help which they gave the cast. 22 Act The junior play, BULL IN A CHINA SHOP by C. B. Gilford, was presented December 7th in the Dan River auditorium. The cast included: J.D. Clark, Evelyn Dellis, Carolyn Adams, Linda Campbell, Valerie Fitts, Donna Campbell, Marilyn Neal, Jimmy Haley, Gayle Atkinson, Joe Hair, Tommy Bryant and Ralph Shriver. The play was given under the direction of the junior sponsors, Miss Shirley Day and Mrs. Cecile Roach and assistant director, Johnny Franklin. What's she got onher legs? Miss Amantha wants A to know. Feels like nylon! Birdie, look at that Wie. “Oe hemline! DENNIS O'FINN: Hey, you can see in MY apartment from here! JUNIORS Oh let'sdon't pretend, Dennis boy. You've been the motivation for another crime. DENNIS: Jane, you didn'thave to excite the old lady like this. Thisone'sanold sweetheart, she is. Koyal Dan The primary function of the school paper is to serve as the eyes to the reader: to reflect the activi- ties of the school. The ROYAL DAN serves as an instrument of education. Itaffordsa training ground for students interested in newspaper work and en- courages creative writing to those students who wish to do this kind of work. It educates the average student in the resources of his school and in its needs. The newspaper acquaints the students of Dan River with the activities of their school so that they will be better citizens of the community. Mrs. Myers, sponsor, works with Faye Farthing, editor, and Patsy Farmer, Linda Campbell and Theresa Fore, managers, in the publication of the publication of the Royal Dan. Ta 2 Arch. Wa LY Sponsor: Mrs. Milam, Editor; Susan Williams Co-Editor: Mary Lily Barker Covers the School Year at Dan Kiver The Archway is responsible for the pictorial coverage of Dan River. The book furnishes a long range view of our school purposes and a glimpse into the lives of our students, faculty, and administration. Herein is recorded for the future, the folly and indiscretion and the virtue and wisdom of youth. Dan River's cafeteria staff is composed of seven hard-working women under the direction of Mrs. Willard Roberts, cafeteria manager. Each day they serve the students and faculty a nourishing and well-balanced meal. Left to Right: Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Collie, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Joe Barker. The Y Give Officrent Service fo D K The teachers work from sun to sun but ; our maids’ work is never done. Mr. Woodson, janitor of Dan River, works. hard to keep the school in good condition. His friendly smile and good nature make Mrs. Minnie Gunn and Mrs. Martha Bruce. him a friend of both students and faculty. At Dan Kiver Each year the Virginia Employment service provides the CATB test for seniors. These tests are followed up by student conferences. At this time students are informed of special abilities as indicated by test scores. Tommy Foster records his speech in preparation: for the Voice of Democracy Contest. These students are setting up equipment for a research problem in the chemistry laboratory. This laboratory work helps prepare students for college. History is very important and interesting to many students because here we learn the fascinating story of man’s development from his earliest appearance on earth to his life in the twentieth-century. Here the emphasis is on people and the roles they have played onthe world's stage, and how these people have acted and interacted tocreate what is known to us as history. Learning that peace can be maintained only through a sympathetic understanding and appreciation of the various cultures of the world's peoples, we can go out and make our world a better one in which to live. In government we learn how to make wise decisions and how to understand our government. Here we are taught torecognize our government's true purpose and touse it to carry out our plans in later life. By learn- ing to understand this servant of ours, we can use it to its best advantages to make it obey our wishes. SA Variety Our bus drivers include (left to right) BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Gee; Thomas Dawson; SECOND ROW: Lynn Adkins; Sanford Wiles; Paige Ricketts; THIRD ROW: Mr. E. N. Bigger; Dede Lewis; Ray McCain; TOP ROW: David Gillespie; Garrett Hughes; Tommy Bryant. The main purpose of the Safety Patrol is the maintenance of good school conduct at all times. Here Trooper Parker is shown explaining good safety measures for the members to use when there is a necessity for precautionary measures. English, one of our most im- portant subjects, is also one of Our most interesting. Here we learn some of our most needed abilities; the ability to speak and write effectively. We apply ourselves in English, knowing that a person's ideas, no matter how good, are of little practical importance unless he can ex- press them clearly. For these reasons English is a required subject. Of Actrotties Contributing to a greater part of our community life is the cannery. Our cannery is open to all county residents who find it convenient to use these facilities for their work. Mrs. Beatrice Wiles, the camnery supervisor, offers valuable assistance to anyone who is in need of it. atime SR OAR SETA LR RE LLL IEEE LEER SABL ELE AAEM { ¥ 8 aw ek y STiis ¥ sesteesente sessesenes j SSESER EE i om: e Phyiscal Education constitutes a basic part inthe life of a high school student. Not only is it important for us to acquire mental ability, but we must also learn how tokeep physically alert. Thisisthe reason that Physical Education is also one of our required subjects. While studying Julius Caesar, Mr. Wilson's tenth grade English class prepared several projects for dis- play in the library. At the left is a scale model of The Globe, anopen air public play house used for Shakespeare's plays. Pictured at the right is a display of Roman dress, headpiece s, scrolls, laurel wreaths, a scale model of The Temple of Saturn, and a figure head of Julius Gacsatue and JSnterests Under the direction of Mrs. Jean Myers, the Journalism class learns and practices the fundamentals of newspaper writing. Up on Contribution ACTIVITIES 3) GG A OFFICERS: Songleaders - Valerie Fitts Sylvia Fitts Pianist - Derenda Harrington Secretary - Judy Gilbert President - Ann Cardwell Vice Pres. - Donna Campbell Reporter - Faye Farthing Treasurer - J. D. Clark Sponsor - Mr. Barker Not Shown: Mr. Beasley Governs All students and faculty members comprise the Student Co- operative Association of Dan River High School. The officers of this organization are chosen by the entire student body each year. The Council is made up of the officers, homeroom repre- sentatives, club representatives, and faculty sponsors. Itis the aim of the S. C. A. to promote better school spirit, and to help provide desirable social functions for students, teachers and the school community. Betty Compton passes out S. C. A. hand- books. The publication of these books isone of the main projects of the Stu- dent Council each year. Officers: Vice Pres. - Donna Campbell President - Zane Owen Secretary - Susan Williams Rec. Secretary - Joan Johnson Sponsor - Mrs. Houser Treasurer - Benny Guill Sponsor - Mr. Shelton Reporter - Linda Campbell Deta Olab The Beta Club is a national honorary society which seeks to promote high ideals of honesty, service, scholarship, and leader- ship among highschool students. Membership is based on good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and com- mendable attitude. Tromotes Lea dership Objectives of the Beta Club this year have been aimed in de- veloping the leadership qualities and responsibility of each stu- dent through participation in various projects. These projects include the Beta Club Play, devotionals over the Public Address System, helping keep the school clean and raising and lowering the flag each day. Zane Owen, Joan Clayton and Betty Compton help keep school clean by cleaning out trophy case. Cast of Beta Play Cute and Peppy” give performance at school assembly. Ses President, Carolyn Johnson; Vice President, Sylvia Wilkerson; Recording Secretary, Joan Johnson; Corresponding Secretary, Sandra Hardy; Reporter, Mary Blair; Treasurer, Sylvia Fitts; Parliamentarian, Ann Cardwell; Song Leaders, Sally Harraway, Rae Clark, and Nancy Barker; Historian, Brenda L. Marshall. Sie 7 Ti GL Tee ares Future The F. H. A. is open to students who take Home Economics. Pupils in Stom €fl2 akers this organization have expressed an interest in promoting improved home- making. The local chapter ‘is affiliated with the federation, state and� national organization. Ann Cardwell, Jean Burnett, Susan Fitts and Mary Blair model garments they made for the Fair Fashion Show. Betty Jo Whitlow and Sally Harraway add finishing touches to a scarecrow which was made for exhibit in the Danville Fair. Lydia Terry and Helen Webb make use of skills learnedin homemaking. Miss Humphries and: Miss Campbell ' discuss program of work for the F.H. bane st e é A. Chapter. Miao PENI at I Te te NT IS RN ot Pheer dicey y $33 : aah fe eae Webeecsp gues ys t ‘ Officers: Reporter - Hope Williams Vice Pres. - Marie Shelton President - Martha Williams Recording Secretary - Janice Crowder eee er... es - . + + . + + 4 + . r + : Poteet eee ee ee eee ee SSO Oe ee ee eeee i Corres. Sec. - Susan Martin Historian - Jo Ann Scott Songleader - Mary Lee Gibson Treasurer - Toby Matkins Parliamentarian - Gayle Campbell | WE untor F St A Teaches K esponstbility In order to prepare the younger members of the F. H. A. for the responsibilities of a senior club, a JuniorF. H. A. club was organized this year. Eighth graders enrolled in Home Eco- nomics are eligible for membership. These girls are preparing a display of Christmas projects. Officers: Reporter - Bennie Guill; Treasurer - J. D. Clark; President - Buddy Mayhew; Vice President - Sanford Wiles; Secretary - Tommy Jones; Advisor - Mr. Walton; Parliamentarian - Gerald Garrett; Chairman of executive comm. - Neal Oakes; Sentinel - Paige Ricketts; 1st Conductor - Johnny Barker; Chap- lain - Joseph Alderson; Advisor - Mr. Russell Vaughan. GEO IE Sd. Frep ares Suture Sarmers FARMERS Or Membership in the Future Farmers of America is limited to those students who are enrolled in a course of Vocational Agriculture. The local organi- zation competes successfully with other county and federation organi- zations insuch things as forestry judging, dairy judging and degree team contests. Tommy Jones and Buddy Mayhew were delegates to the National Convention at Kansas City. Tommy Jones, Benny Guill, Marshall Hankins, and Sanford Wiles comprise the tree judging team. Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Walton and Reed Barker demonstrate shop equipment. « mosconesee eee Paige Ricketts and Tommy Jones work on tractor in shop. F. F. A. Chapter Sweetheart Kathy Motley The F.B.L.A. seeks to develop OF capable business leadership in i TG [ Te WD: Me the young men and women of €VelOps the club. The F.B.L.A. plans a program designed to increase the student's knowledge of the ac- TESTE: 2S S Loeaders tivities carried oninthe business world. Kitty Hahn, Lydia Terry and Edward Chaney load Christmas toys to be taken to needy children. Top: Deanie Marshallruns off absentee reports in the. Sponsor, Mrs. Gourley; Historian, Linda Green; Sec- office. retary, Kitty Hahn; Vice President, Tommy Coleman; | 3g President, Nancy Johnson; Treasurer, Diane Rodgers; Bottom: Miss Pleasant conducts typing class. Historian, Jean Statzer; Reporter, Lydia Terry; Sponsor, | Miss Pleasant. Library Club Assists Members of the library club keep the books in order, give assistance to students doing research work, and help students find books. This helps not only the students but the members of the Library Club as well. Officers: President, Carolyn Adams; Vice-President, R.L. Yates; Sec.- Treasurer, Charlotte Webb; Reporter, Virginia Pruitt; Sponsor, Mrs. Wilson. Barbara Newcomb and Kenneth Dooley replace borrowed books to shelves. One of the projects of the edward Chaney straightens card file while R. L. Library Club is to keep the Yates puts books in order. library bulletin board at- tractive. Facult The Future Teachers of America organization is com- prised of those students who are interested in the Edu- cational field. Itencourages members to work for the betterment of education in the community. Gayle Atkinson takes charge of a first grade class. Officers: Historian; Donna Campbell Secretary: Linda Campbell President: Deanie Marshall Vice President: Carolyn Adams Treasurer: Martha Montgomery Reporter: Gayle Atkinson LEFT: Stagehands Jerry Adams, Buddy Mayhew and Gerald Garrett pre- pare stage for the play Three On A Bench.” RIGHT: The cast for Three On A Bench” practice under Mr. Wilson, director, while T. Fore and S. Abbott look on. Drama Club Circo urages TE “arlicip ation The purpose of the Drama Club is to further the student's interest in participating in dramatic productions and forensic activities. , te ‘ ei ey. Ce ea: beh tite Behe if Reporter - Ann Cardwell; Vice-President - Gloria Morris; President - Kitty Hahn; Secretary - Linda Stanfield; SCA Reporter - Jerry Adams; Treasurer - Joe Hair. Sponsors; Mrs. Myers, Mr. Shelton, and Mr. Wilson. Competing for the public speaking contest are Ann Cardwell, Kitty Hahn and Vivian Gibson. Donna Campbell, Zane Owen, Frankie Hud- gins, Tommy Foster and Brenda Lee Marshall go over debate rules before the contest. 4) ae we LW LW, wy Glee Club Sromotes A, pprecianon Of Music By participating in local P.T.A. meetings and other community activities, the Glee Club members learn a further appreciation of music. A group of Glee Club Members enjoy an informal gathering. Officers: President - Kitty Hahn Vice Pres. - Cecil Buchanan Sec.-Treas. - Sylvia Fitts Pianist - Zina Woodson SCA Representative - Steve Fitts This year, under the directionof Mrs. Dorothy Yeatts, The Glee Club had a very busy schedule which included the annual Christ- mas and Spring Festivals held at Chatham, Va. Upon Comp ehttion ATHLETICS a3 Stomecoming Queen Ann Robinson Queen, Carolyn Johnson S ylota Fitts And Attendants 44 : Ce, Monogram Ou HwReReERSSE ae eS ye? € ae Officers from left to right: Kay Mays, Sec.; Nancy Johnson, Vice Pres; Sammy Saunders, Pres,; Tommy Jones, Treas,; Linda Campbell, Reporter, Several “fortunate students went through mild torture as they were being initiated into the Mono- gram Club. Here is a prospective member, Marilyn Neal, begging food for her poor chicken from Mrs, George Beasley. eae Soe Dd Yearly the Monogram Club sponsors an Annual Spring Banquet at which athletic awards are presented, Spon- sors; Mr, Jack Myers, Mrs, Harry Snead, and Miss Alice Jeffress, Tromoles Oporlsm anship Dan Kive As this annual goes to pre Group II District, Althou we know our “wildca Coach Jack Myers, Co-Captain Wayne Wilkerson and pelgersenten tele Sar Se ET SOE oe ene as The Dan River Varsity Team consists of; FRONT ROW, | Basketball schedule - with hopes of winning a trophy, Ferguson and Jerry Adams, SECOND ROW: Neal Oake Clark, THIRD ROW: Freddy Ford, Paul Thornton, Jimr | Wildeats yur boys are second in the he victory is not certain, yill do their best. Managers of the Varsity Boys are: Kenneth Dooley, RL, Yates, and Ralph Shriver. [OR: Joe Hair, David Foster, Wayne Ferguson, Warren Nayne Wilkerson, Sammy Saunders, Ken Poteat, J. D. idd, Tommy Jones and Johnny Franklin, DAN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL 1961-62 Basketball Schedule Dec. 1—William Campbell..Away Dec. 2—Spring Garden ...... Away Dec. 8—Altavista -...........-.--.- Away Dec. 15—Climax .............--.---- Home Dec. 16—Whitmell -...-........... Home Dec. 19—Nelson Co. ..........---. Home Jan. 5—Gretna ............-------- Home Jan. 6—Nelson Co. .-......------- Away Jan. 12—Altavista --...-.....-... Home Jan. 13—-Appomattox -........... Home Jan. 19—Gretna ............-..------- Away Jan. 20—Brosville -.....--..-.------ Away Jan. 26—Whitmell -.......-..-.-- Away Jan. 27—Spring Garden -..Home Feb. 2—Brosville ............------ Home Feb. 3—Climax .........---+--.-- Away District Games All Games at Home Begin at 7:00 47 Dan Kive The Kittens have shoy over last year with county, and a 3 The Kittens suffered County Tournament b be a victorious one, County in the Distri already defeated the card, The main seven are Sylvia Wilkerson, Linda Stanfield, Evelyn Dellis, Ann Cardwell, Linda Green, Patsy Farmer, and Rae Clark, Coach, Alice Jeffress brings Kittens out of winless streak into victories, You've got that ball now put it in the basket! 48 Nittens } efinite improvement a @, record, for the scord for the district, ad defeat in the e future appears to le Kittens play Nelson ournament having vicé in regular season Captain, Ann Cardwell Co-Captain, Linda Greene The team consists of - FRONT ROW, Sylvia Wilkerson, Linda Stanfield, Ann Cardwell, Evelyn Dellis, Linda Greene, Patsy Farmer, Rae Clark, BACK ROW - Carolyn Johnson, Betty Sue Moore, Ann Robinson, Faye McCormick, Ivadale Burnett, Kitty White, and Elaine Jones, Managers, Sue Marshall and Candy Stroud; Coach, Alice Jeffress, Managers; Candy Stroud and Sue Marshall The Woe Club This year the fans in the bleachers may seem to be extra loud because of the new Pep Club at Dan River, The Pep Club gives the students a chance to have an active part in sports without being a member of the cheer- leading squad or basketball teams, The members, working with Mrs, Harry Snead, sponsor, and the cheerleaders, show their school spirit by attending all home games, The Pep Club and cheerleaders cheering their teams to victory! OFFICERS 50 Sec.; Patricia Dockery, Pres; J.D, Clark, Treas; Carolyn Johnson, V, Pres,; Kay Mays, Season Stighligh: Ls Step aside and let the Wildcats pass, Put it in the basket, Rae! ‘Eleven on the Bench Look out for No, 13! The Queen is crowned We are Dan River Wildcats! . N SL = ch Vv S | OU Dring the Crowd FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Webb, Brenda Johnson, Brenda Marshall, Mike Johnson, Mascot, Lois Booth, Linda Campbell, Joan Johnson, BACK ROW: Nancy Johnson, Yvonne Lankford, Theresa Fore, Martha Montgomery, Kay Mays, Patricia Dockery, Wel Lead the Cheers! Captain - Nancy Johnson; Sponsor - Mrs, Harry Values of Cheerleading individual, Snead, Co-Captain - Yvonne Lankford, Mascot - 1, It is a means of gaining 3, It develops qualities of lead- Mike Johnson, prestige and respect of stu- ership, dents, 4, It affords an opportunity to 2. It contributes to the over-all develop creative abilities, physical well being of the 5. It develops sportsmanship, 53 Vlans Sor Coach, Jack Myers, received the Sports Century Club Award presented to coaches whose teams have compiled a hundred or more victories in a major sport, Junior Varsity - L, TOR: Wayne Hall, Don Satterfield, Tommy Foster, Jimmy Willis, Ray Jones, Dennis Hawker, Peyton Neal, Tommy Hawker, Freddie Eanes, Frank Abbott, Johnny Snead, Stan Moorefield, Ray Goad, Ray Harrington, KNEELING - Jerry Collins, Coach Jack Myers, David Saunders, 54 Coach showing J.V.'s some fundamentals of basket- ball, Watch closely boys! The Suture Upon Graduation CLASSES 55 THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ace a tenete ete aeweeer, e DUCdYeMaynew. Vice|President tia. eaten eee . . Susan Williams SOCreLary . inasep tenes .... Mary Lily Barker REpOILer ce ones cen eene sels ied tome en ADeCaraWwelL Treastiietae ar hie Rs te es UR cae ecy ce . Susan Fitts The Mascots of the Senior Class are Brenda Compton, daughter of Mrs. Edward Compton and the late Mr. Comp- ton and Timothy Huffstickler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huffstickler. Senrtor Class The major event of the Senior Class was the trip taken in March. The money making projects varied from selling fruit cakes to working ona poultry farm. Much hard work went into the pro- duction of a three-act comedy, WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE, As usual the teachers defeated the seniors in the student-faculty basketball games. The seniors were entertained by the juniors with the presentation of a Junior-Senior Banquet. As gradu- ation drew nearer, each began worring about passing final exams. There was an air of excitement as fitting for caps and gowns, and preparation for graduation exercises began. With graduation each one becamea part of the school's past. But the fun, learning, hard work, and fellowship shared at Dan River High School shall never be forgotten. NANCY CAROL ADKINS RONALD WAYNE AHERRON WILLIAM REED BARKER entor Class L PATRICIA ANN BARRETT JOHNNY LEE BENNETT MARY ELIZABETH BLAIR RONNIE LEE BLISS ANN MARIE CARDWELL LARRY HERMAN CHAMBERLAIN entor Class EDWARD WAYNE CHANEY MARY CLARK BARKER JOAN CAROL CLAYTON BETTY CAROL COMPTON JIMMY DALE CUNDIFF KENNETH HOWARD DOOLEY Senrtor Class t CAROLYN ANN DOOLIN PATRICIA CAROLYN FARMER SUSAN ELIZABETH FITTS SYLVIA GAYLE FITTS NAOMI VIRGINIA FRANCISCO LINDA CAROLE GREENE Sentor Class KATHERINE ELIZABETH HAHN RUBYE FAYE HAWKER JUNE CAROL HENDERSON ROBERT LEE HOLT FRANKIE BERNARD HUDGINS EARL GARRETT HUGHES entor C ass CAROLE SUE JEFFRESS CAROLYN ANN JOHNSON NANCY LEE JOHNSON TOMMY LATANE JONES YVONNE LUCILE LANKFORD KENNETH ALLEN LAWS Senrtor Class OLIVIA DEANE MARSHALL OLIVER COLEMAN MAYHEW KAY ELLEN MAYS RAY CARTER McCAIN BENNY CARROLL McGEE WILLIAM ALBERT MORRIS entor C ass ANITA LOUISE MOSS CECIL KATHRYN MOTL EY RONALD EARL MOTLEY RONALD EARL NESTER BARBARA JOYCE NEWCOMB ROBERT URAL OAKES Senrtor Class ZANE WESLEY OWEN VIRGINIA HENDERSON PRUITT WILLIAM PAIGE RICKETTS IDA DIANE ROGERS LEONARD SAMUAL SAUNDERS LINDA FAYE SCEARCE entor Class BENNIE RAY SNEAD JEAN SANDRA STATZER LYDIA JACQUELINE TERRY WILLIAM LEE TUCKER RONALD EDWARD TURNER CHARLOTTE TRAYNHAM WEBB Senrtor Class HELEN FAYE WEBB JAMES CLIFTON WHITE BARBARA ELAINE WILES SANFORD VANN WILES DAVID RAY WRIGHT SUSAN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Senrtor Class RYLAND LANIER YATES JUDITH CAROL WOODSON CARROLL WAYNE YEAMAN The Junior Class has experienced an eventful 1961-62. The students started their year by giving a Sadie Hawkins dance which turned out to be a very gala affair, Many long hours were spent rehearsing the Junior Play, Bull ina China Shop . Their money making projects included the sale of maga- zines and stationery. The highlight of their year was the presentation of the Junior-Senior Banquet. President, J.D. Clark; Vice-President, Sylvia Wilkerson; Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Johnson; Reporter, Benny Guill. untor Class Sammie Abbott Patrica Adams Gayle Atkinson Lois Booth Cecil Buchanon Carolyn Adams Ray Anderson Johnny Barker Tommy Bryant Joyce Burnett Donna Campbell Linda Campbell Tommy Coleman Carolyn Dalton Thomas Dawson Evelyn Dellis Camell Eanes Mary Jane Eanes Shirley Easome Elaine Evans Steve Fitts Valerie Fitts ‘Johnny Franklin Wayne Gee Judy Gilbert David Gilliespie Laverne Gravely Bennie Guill Braxton Guill Dorothy Gunnell untor lass 70 Joe Hair Jimmy Haley Sandra Hardy Derenda Harrington P atsy Harris Henry Hoover Betty Hudgins David Ingram Jackie Jackson Joan Johnson Robert Jones Nannie Laws Deedie Lewis Ronnie Lewis Dianne Logan Nora McDaniel Barbara McGuire David Motley Ann Moorefield Gloria Morris Marilyn Myers Shirley Murphy Marilyn Neal Linda Oliver Dottye Owen Linda Ramey Alfred Scearce Evonne Shively Ralph Shriver Glenda Sigmon Judy Slaughter Phillip Smith Ann Snead Jimmy Terry Paul Thornton Faye Welch Ann White Sylvia Wilkerson Wayne Wilkerson Betty Womack jal pree ron ane RE 6 ate el agian a 5 skimp The tenth grade is the halfway mark at DanRiverHigh School. At this point in high school life, the class begins to produce school leaders and to feel a real class unity. The Class put theirselves on the map” when they presented a first at D.R.H.S. - a Ship Wreck Party - held October 20, 1961. President Pat Webb; Vice President Tommy Foster; Secretary Peggy Ingram; Treasurer Betty Farmer. Oophom OLe Class FIRST ROW: Faye Adams, Jerry Adams, Linda Adams, Joyce Adkins, Kenneth Adkins, Sunny Aherron. SECOND ROW: Judy Anderson, William Alderson, Brenda Atkins, Brenda Barts, Carl Bennett, James Blackstock. FIRST ROW: Tommy Bledsoe, Jeanne Brown, Marie Buchanan, Ivadale Burnette, Jimmy Campbell, Rebecca Carter. SECOND ROW: Bobby Ciefers, Sue Clark, Jerry Collins, Linda Davis, Ronnie Davis, Wayne Davis. THIRD ROW: Virginia Dillard, Eugene Dix, Glenda Eanes, Joyce Echols, Betty Farmer, Patricia Farthing. Oophom Ore Class FOURTH ROW: Freddie Ford, Theresa Fore, Tommy Foster, Tommy Gilbert, Joyce Gosney, Larry Guill. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Guill, Judy Gusler, Sharone Hawker, Tommie Hawker, Jody Haymore, Erest Hill. FIRST ROW: Jack Hodnett, Jimmy Hogan, Iris Holt, Sandra Hoover, Peggy Ingram, Brenda Johnson. SECOND ROW: Delores Jones, Jimmy Kidd, Brenda L. Marshall, Brenda R. Marshall, Martha Marshall, Marie Martin. THIRD ROW: Woody McCain, Faye McCormick, Perry McGregor, Martha Montgomery, Betty Sue Moore, Joyce Morris. So pr OM2OLe C as S FOURTH ROW: Phillip Motley, Wayne Murphy, Ricky Mustain, Larry Myers, Jean Nester, James Pierce, FIFTH ROW: Betty Jean Powell, Claude Pruit, Ross Range, Ann Robinson, Eddie Rogers, Elizabeth Royster. FIRST ROW: Nancy Saunders, Lee Scearce, Linda Shelton, Richard Shiverly, Janice Shorter, James Snead. SECOND ROW: Joan Spain, Linda Stanfield, Tondra Stone, Tommy Swaringer, Lois Tanksley, Louella Towell. THIRD ROW: W.L. Wade, Pat Webb, Linda Welch, Joyce Wiles, Ann Wiles, Ezra Wright. JS ophi OM2O0Le Class vis Freshim afl Class There are four Freshman homerooms. The Presidents pictured are; ik, Gite) atk Ken Poteat Patricia Campbell James Willis Not Pictured: Berndie Lunsford Students begin taking a more active interest in high school life in the ninth grade. Freshmen joinorganizations, partici- pate in sports, and take part in many other phases of Dan River High School. These Freshmen also make important contributions to D.R.H.S. for further years. Frank Abbott Elbert Anderson Vann Anderson Mike Arnold Franklin Arthur Jewell Bailey Nancy Barker Larry Barrett Mike Bass Betty Lou Barts Frankie Bennett Jean Burnett Judy Burnett Patricia Campbell Thomas Cardwell Linda Carter Thornton Chaney Bobby Childress Brenda Clark Rae Clark 76 Freshman Class David Cole Tommy Collie Joe Cox Judy Crowder Nancy Davis Bobby Dinkle Patricia Dockery Billy Dodson Linda Duncan Beverly Easley Carolyn Ferguson Warren Ferguson Wayne Ferguson David Foster Sandra Furr Gerald Garrett Marilyn Gibson Vivian Gibson Thomas Gosney Ray Goad Butch Goins Pamela Gregory Richard Guill Donnie Gunnell Marshall Hankins Sally Kate Haraway Bobby Hawker H.B. Hodnett Roger Hudgins Jimmy Johnson Elaine Jones Roy Jones Alan Keller Larry Landrum Andrew Lester Linda Light Jerry Logan Sandra Long Berndie Lunsford Janet Lynch Jerry Martin Nancy Mayhew James McGuire Carolyn McLaughlin Sammy Milam Dickie Mitchell Dennis Mitchell Vickie Morgan Nadine Morris Helen Murphy Sylvia Myers Peyton Neal Mary Jane Nicklow Joyce Oliver Gentrice Overby Janie Owen Ken Poteat Maynard Pruitt Dick Reeves Lynette Richardson Judy Ricketts Carroll Rowland Don Satterfield David Saunders Judy Scott Ann Shields Barbara Shively Carolyn Slayton Freshinan Class Mary Frances Smith Dianne Snead Johnny Snead Douglas Spain Jackie Spencer Steve Spencer Candy Stroud Paul Sowers Artie Mae Taylor Brenda Tate Janice Tate Diane Terry Ruth Terry Susan Thompson Barbara Walker Dennis Walker Carolyn Wall Jerry West Kitty White Betty Jo Whitlow Charles Wiles Linda Williams James Willis Mike Wimmer Clay Aaron Betty Adkins Sylvia Alderson Tanya Arthur Patsy Barker Barry Bass Janet Belcher Joan Blackstock Johnny Blair Gayle Campbell Patsy Carter Susan Cassada 719 Cigh. th Grade Cass Enthusiastic eighth graders await their opportunity to participate in sports and other activities. They are filled with spirit unequalled by any other group. Four Presidents are: Linda Whitley Judy Scott Delmar Jones Freddie Eanes Cigh. th Grade Class Helen Chumley Brenda Clark Ronald Clark Donald Coleman Faye Crabb Janice Crowder Rodger Cundiff Margaret Daniel Edgar Davis Betty Dawson Carolyn Dix Linda Dix Nancy Dix Brenda Dodson Linda Dodson J.C. Dodson Frederick Eanes Ann Felts Charles Ferguson Gary Fitzgerald John Foster Ray Gentry Mary Gibbs Mary Gibson Joyce Gilbert Lucy Gilbert Judy Giles Patricia Graham Vinice Guill Zane Guill Wayne Hall Rose Hall Billy Hall Ray Harrington Phyllis Hawker Frances Hill George Howerton Michael Hudgins Patsy Hudgins James Hupps Sheila Johnson Dalmar Jones Frances Jones James Karnes Nancy Landrum James Lewis Patsy Lewis Ronnie Lewis ©. Ua Loitis Charles Lynch Patsy Lynch Sue Marshall Edward Marshall Cigh. th Grade Class Janie Martin Susan Martin Toby Matkin Ronnie Mayes Danny McNichols Allen Medina Delores Mitchell Linda Moore Stan Moorefield Gloria Morris Charles Moser Faye Moser Marie Murphy Ralph Murphy Danny Myers Norman Myers Harvey New Aura Oakes Robert Oakes Jimmy Oakley Larry Oliver Thomas Peek Gypsy Phelps Sandra Puckett Billy Richardson Jean Richardson Jean Ricketts Mildred Roth Joanne Scott Jerry Shelton Randy Slate Patricia Smith Janice Spradlin Jerry Tanksley Nancy Terry Janice Tickle Wanda Trexler James Turner David Vaden Jack Walters Clarence Watkins Nancy White Linda Whitley Carroll Wiles Frances Wiles Linda Wiles Carroll Wilkerson Jimmy Williams Hope Williams Martha Williams Alice Wilson Jackie Wilson Billy Wilson Nancy Worley Lily Mae Wyatt Tn Memory of We, the Senior Class of 1962, shall always cherish the memory of Mrs. Martha D. Sours who so willingly and cheerfully devoted much of her time and effort to guide us through those brief, but en- joyable years that she was with us. rs. Martha D. Sours Senior Ofalistics NANCY CAROL ADKINS: FHA 1,2,3. RONALD WAYNE AHERRON: FFA 1,2, 3,4; KVG 2, 3, 4; Banquet Committee. WILLIAM REED BARKER: FFA 4; FBLA 3; Glee Club 2; J.V. Basketball 1,2. PATRICIA ANN BARRETT: FHA 1,2; Fashion Show 2; Junior Degree 1; FBLA 3,4; Newspaper typist 4. JOHNNY LEE BENNETT: Monogram Club 2,3; SCA 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2. MARY ELIZABETH BLAIR: Homeroom Treasurer 1; Homeroom Reporter 2; FTA 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 2,3; Junior Chapter Degree 2; Little Men Dance 3, 4; Fashion Show 4; Figure Dance 3; Annual Staff 4. RONNIE LEE BLISS: FFA 1,2, 3; Transferred to Brosville 38; Transferred back to Dan River. ANN MARIE CARDWELL: SCA 3,4; President 4; Class President 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Co-Captain 3; Cap- tain 4; School Courtest Award 1,2; Sportsmanship Award 3; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; President 3; Historian 2; Parlia- mentarian 4; Federation Parliamentarian 4; Junior, Chapter, State Degree; Convention 3; Camp 1; Fashion Show 1, 3,4; Queen Junior Senior Banquet 3; Miss Eighth Grade; Homecoming Queen 1; FFA Sweet- heart 1; Miss Sophomore; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Contest Play 2; Class Reporter 4; Drama Club,4; Reporter 4; MonogramC lub 3,4; Treasurer 4; Beta Club 2, 3; Little Men Dance 3,4; Royal Dan Circulation Manager 3; Sports Editor 4; Annual Staff 4. LARRY HERMAN CHAMBERLAIN: Annual Staff 4; Ban- quet Committee 3. EDWARD WAYNE CHANEY: FBLA 3,4; FFA 4; Library Ciub 4; Annual Staff 4. MARY LILY BARKER: FHA 1,2,3,4; Fashion Show 2; FFA Sweetheart 3; FTA 1; SCA 1,2, 3; Pianist 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Monogram Club 4; Co- Editor Annual 4; Figure Dance 3; Class Secretary 4; Senior Play 4; Glee Club 4, Little Men dance 3,4. JOAN CAROL CLAYTON: FHA 1; FBLA 3; BetaClub 2,3,4; Beta Play 4; JuniorPlay 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Marshal 3. BETTY CAROL COMPTON; FHA 1,2; Fashion Show 2; Camp 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Convention 2,4; FBLA 3,4; 83 Convention 4; SCA 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play; Jun- ior Marshal; Softball 2. CAROLYN ANN DOOLIN: FHA 2; Library Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 1,2. PATRICIA CAROLYN FARMER: FHA 1,2, 3,4; Reporter 2; Camp 1, 2; Fashion Show 3; Junior Chapter Degree; Beta Club 2,3,4; Reporter 3; Convention 2, 3; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff; Mono- gram Club 4; Drama Club 4; Junior Marshal; Figure Dance 3; Junior Class Treasurer. SUSAN ELIZABETH FITTS: FHA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 1; Songleader 2, 3; Fashion Show 4; Junior Chapter De- gree; Camp 1; SCA Songleader 2; Glee Club 4; Home- room Vice President 1; Class Treasurer 4. SYLVIA GAYLE FITTS: FHA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Songleader 2; Little Men Dance 3,4; Camp 1; Fashion Show 1; Junior Chapter. Degree; SCA Song- leader 2,4; Royal Dan Staff 2; Library Club 3; Glee Club 4; Secretary 4; Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 1; Class Secretary Treasurer 2; Class Treasurer 1. NAOMI VIRGINIA FRANCISCO: Class Officer 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Reporter 3; Manager Basketball 3; Score- keeper 4; Annual Staff 4; Typist 4; Circulation Mana- ger 4, LINDA CAROLE GREENE; PepClub 4; Class Officer 1; SCA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Historian 4; Glee Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 1; Safety Patrol 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball Co-Captain 4. KATHRINE ELIZABETH HAHN: Glee Club 2,4; Presi- dent 4; FBLA 3,4; Historian 3; Secretary 4; Convention 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Play 4; FHA 1,2; Camp 1; DramaClub4; President 4; Junior Play; Junior Marshal 3; Debate Team 1; Annual Staff; Library Club 1. RUBYE FAYE HAWKER; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice Presi- dent 3; Convention 3; SCA 2,3,4; Reporter 3,4; Home- room Reporter 2; Editor Newspaper 4; Co-Editor 3; Figure Dance 3; Alternate Debate Team 3; Drama Club 4; Grand Marshal 3. JUNE CAROL HENDERSON: FHA 1,2; Fashion Show 2; Junior Chapter Degree; SCA Songleader 3; Home- room President 1; Class Songleader 3; Glee Club 4; Beta Club 2, 3. ROBERT LEE HOLT: FFA 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 2; Base- ball 2,3; Banquet Committee 3. Senor Ofalisties FRANKIE BERNARD HUDGINS: Debate Team 2, 3,4; Junior Class President 3; Journalism 3,4; Annual Staff Photographer 4; Drama Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. EARL GARRETT HUGHES; Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Bus Driver 4; Safety Patrol 3,4; Senior Play 4. CAROLE SUE JEFFRESS: Homeroom Vice President 1; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Fashion Show 2; Camp 1,2; FTA 3; FBLA 3,4; Convention 4; SeniorPlay 4; Annual Staff; Softball 1; Pep Club 4. CAROLYN ANN JOHNSON: FTA 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; State Homemaker De- gree 3; Fashion Show Narrator 4; Little Men Dance 3, 4; SCA Forum 38; Candidate FFA Sweetheart 3; Figure Dance; Girls State 3; Annual Staff 4; Monogram 4; Senior Play; Candidate Junior Miss Pageant 4; FHA President 4; Pep Club; Treasurer 4. NANCY LEE JOHNSON: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4; Captain 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; FTA 2; FBLA 3,4; President 4; Convention 4; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Junior Play; National Cheerleader Association 4; Pep Club 4. TOMMY LATANE JONES; FFA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Federation Secretary 4; FBLA 3; Parliamentarian 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; 4-H Honor Club 4; KVG 2,3,4; Homeroom Vice President 3; Forestry Team 4; Crops Team 2. YVONNE LUCILE LANKFORD: Cheerleader 4; Co- Captain 4; National Cheerleaders Association 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Marshal 3; Junior Class Secretary 3; Figure Dance 3; Homeroom Presi- dent 3; Class Parliamentarian 2; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 2; Vice President 2; Pep Club; Royal Dan Staff. OLIVIA DEANE MARSHALL; Class President 1; Carni- val Queen 1; Runner Up Homecoming Queen 1; FHA 1,2,3; Junior Chapter Degree 2,3; Camp 3; Fashion Show 3; Candidate FFA Sweetheart 3; Junior Play 3; Softball 2,3; FTA 2, 3,4; President 4; Convention 2,4; FBLA 3,4; Convention 4; Glee Club 4; Class Songleader 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Typist 4; Circulation Manager 4; Candidate Junior Miss Pageant 4. OLIVER COLEMAN MAYHEW: FFA 1,2,3,4; President 4; National Convention at Kansas City 4; KVG 1,2,3; Banquet King 3; Senior Class President 4; Vice Presi- dent Class 3; Journalism 3; SCA 3, 84 KAY ELLEN MAYS: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Secretary Treasurer 4; National Cheerleading Association 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; FHA 1, 2,4; Home- coming Queen 2; FTA 2; SCA 2; Annual Staff 4; Little Men Dance 4, RAY CARTER McCAIN: Safety Patrol 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Annual Staff 4; Circulation Manager 4; FBLA 4; Con- vention 4, BENNY CARROLL McGEE; FFA 1; Wrestling Team 3, ANITA LOUISE MOSS: FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior Degree 2; Glee Club 2; Library Club 4, CECIL KATHRYN MOTLEY: SCA 1; FHA 1,2,3; Jun- ior, Chapter State Degree 1,2,3; Little Men Dance 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Junior Play 3; FFA Sweet- heart 4; Carnival Queen 3. RONALD EARL MOTLEY: FFA 1,2,3; KVG 1,2, 3; Jun- ior Play Committee 3. RON ALD EARL NESTER: FFA 1,2,3,4; KVG 1,2,3,4. BARBARA JOYCE NEWCOMB; FHA 1,2; Junior Degree 2; Library Club 4; FBLA 4, ZANE WESLEY OWEN: JuniorPlay 3; Debate Team 3, 4; Boy's Prose Reading 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; President 4; Convention 3,4; Drama Club 4; Senior Play 4; Journa- lism Club 3,4; Figure Dance 3; Annual Staff Photogra ph- er 4; Junior Marshal 3; Class Reporter 3. VIRGINIA HENDERSON PRUITT: FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior Chapter Degree 2,3; Library Club 4; Reporter 4. WILLIAM PAIGE RICKETTS: FFA 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 4; Safety Patrol 2, 3,4; Bus Driver 4; KVG 1,2,4. IDA DIANE ROGERS; FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Treasurer 4, LEONARD SAMUEL SAUNDERS: J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; President 4; Junior Play 3; Sen- ior Play 4; Figure Dance 3; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Sportsmanship Award 3; Journalism 3; French Club 2, 3; Banquet Committee 3, LINDA FAYE SCEARCE; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Fashion Show 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Journalism 4; Pep Club 4. BENNIE RAY SNEAD; Library Club 3; Secretary Senror Ofatishes Treasurer 3; Baseball 2; Manager 1; Banquet Com- mittee 3. SANDRA JEAN STAZER: FHA1,2; FBLA 3,4; Historian 4; BetaClub 2,3; FTA 4; Junior Homeroom Reporter 3. LYDIA JACQUELINE TERRY: Homeroom President 2; FBLA 3,4; Convention 4; Reporter 4; FHA 1,2,4; Jun- ior Chapter Degree 1,2; Fashion Show 1; Historian 2; Banquet Committee 3; SeniorPlay 4; Annual Staff 4; Business Manager 4. RONALD EDWARD TURNER: Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Library Club 3, CHARLOTTE TRAYNHAM WEBB; Transferred from Spring GardenHigh School; Library Club 3,4; Secretary Treasurer 4. HELEN FAYE WEBB: FHA 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 2; Bas- ketball 2. BARBARA ELAINE WILES: Beta Club 2,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Fashion Show 2; Junior Chapter Degree 3; Public Speaking 2; Library Club 3; President 3. SANFORD VANN WILES: FFA 1,2,3,4; Conductor 3; Vice President 4; FBLA 3; SCA 8; Bus Driver 3,4; Safety Patrol 3,4, SUSAN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS: FHA 1; Camp 1; Homeroom President 2; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Convention 3; Secretary 4; Candidate for Secretary Beta Federation 3; FBLA 38; Junior Play 3; Candidate Miss Ruritan Contest 3; Grand Marshal 3; Editor of Annual 4; Vice President SeniorClass 4; Miss Senior 4; 2nd Runner-up in Junior Miss Pageant 4; Neatest 4. JUDITH CAROL WOODSON: Homeroom Secretary 1; FHA 1, 2; Secretary 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Candidate Home- coming Queen 2,3; Class Vice President 2; Basketball Manager 2,3; Scorekeeper 4; FBLA 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Homeroom Vice President 3; Annual Staff 4; Carnival Queen 4. DAVID RAY WRIGHT: FFA 1, 2, 3,4; FBLA 3; Glee Club 4, RYLAND LANIER YATES: Basketball 3; Manager 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Vice President Library Club 4; Library Club 4; Annual Staff 4. CARROLL WAYNE YEAMAN: FFA 1,2,3; FBLA 3; Con- vention 4; Banquet Committee 3; KVG 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Safety Patrol 2,3; Junior Play Committee 3. 85 on Oelection ADVERTIZEMENTS Associate-editor, Mary L. Barker - Editor, Susan Willams BELK- LEGGETT STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHER Danville's Shopping Center = VIRGINIA BANK AND TRUST CO. Bank of Personal Service Member F.D.1.C. WOOLWORTH'’S Your Headquarters for one-stop shopping Danville, Virginia PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO., INC. Taste the fresh Cream in Pet Ice Cream. A Health Food N. Main Street SW-2-4611 | | LINK-WATSON CORPORATION Danville, Virginia Sporting Goods Free Storeside Parking Wilson Macgregor | { | | 308-314 Craghead St. | | | | | | GLENWOOD BEAUTY SALON One of Danville's leading salon's Specialize in all types of permanents, tinting color, and s tyling. Experienced operators giving individual attention to each customer. Special attention given to teen-age coiffure's Completely Air-Conditioned Phone: SW 3-3167, Margaret Hite, Res. 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Cadillac, Olds., G.M.C., Triumph CIFERS AUTO PARTS Rt. 58 SW-3-3863 Compliments of MEEKS GULF SERVICE Kelifilion SOUTH'S LARGEST JEWELERS 531 Main Street ° Danville, Virginia Bill A. Wade, Mgr. © Phone: SWift 3-7151 58 ATLANTIC Wash Lubrication, oil change Owner: Jim Sadler Phone: SW 2-9591 Appreciate all business Compliments of A FRIEND PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION DAN RIVER SCHOOL With school behind you... what’s ahead ? College, perhaps? Wonderful! A job? Wonder- ful, too, if it’s the right one—with opportunities to progress and learn as well as earn. There are many such jobs at C P, waiting for girls like you. In a telephone job, you not only start with good pay but are specially trained to make more. Raises and advancements are frequent. Sur- roundings are pleasant—people are friendly— and your work is never dull. Why not make your first job a telephone job—one that can lead to a happy, rewarding career? 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