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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

aa v4 Pui 1 = gr) } = 3 4 = ’ 2 . ot et ee re | DAN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 100 DAN RIVER WILDCAT CIRCLE RINGGOLD, VIRGINIA 24586 ROBERT OAKES ‘pediht . , ® The Archway THE SENIOR CLASS DAN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL RINGGOLD, VIRGINIA Editor: Lois Jean Booth Associate Editor: H. Steve Fitts Contents Administration ........... WS Gurriculin ae EI Ke OLe ord The wind has blown against this building. The rain has brushed the window panes, and the snow has lottered on the steps for generations. Through these royal years the class of 63 has had many MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Symbolic of our memortes 1s the Archway . hee eee Seeue a oe ee ee os ae | Which Leads So She Sromise Of Oxperinent! And Kesearch .. - Obich C ncourages Growth And Achrevement... Thus Creating Leaders 1p And 10 Activity | te 11 12 Tn These Our Moments To Te CI2CTI) her Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1963, dedicate with great joy to you, Mrs, Cecil Roach and Mrs, Shirley Snead, this edition of the ARCHWAY. Without your patience, confidence, and en- couragement we would never have reached our many goals. You, Mrs, Roach, so outstanding in the field of math, have led :students to an en- tirely different outlook upon education, while you, Mrs, Snead, excel in the History department, Through your teachings, students have a better knowledge of the world in which they live, and the guidance and advice from both of you have been a source of strength and courage to us as we finish our high school careers and plan our life's work, The contributions you have given to us cannot be expressed in words, nor can we, in presenting this book, show our gratitude, In our royal years you have added many MOMENTS TO REMEMBER, The Senior Class of 1963 SzrSetiz-corw fi be ot 4- { “Ys a, Administration These Lead Our County Schools SEATED 1. to r.: C.F. Adams, C. G. Hodnett, T. Anthony Pollard. STANDING; J.P. Mays, Nat Watling - ton, Dr, G.V. Thompson, School Board These Lead Dan Kiver +. + + , 525 SS MR, RH, RICKMAN MR, LLOYD WALTON PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL KR. Sl Rickm an, Trin cipal Throughout our lives we shall always cherish our memory of Mr, Rickman for the many wonderful things that he has done for us in our school days. MR, LLOYD WALTON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MRS, LUCILLE MANGRUM, SECRETARY 17 Mrs, Naomi Houser Mary Washington - B.A. World History, English, Science; Beta Club Senior Sponsors Mrs, Cecile Roach Lynchburg - B.A. Math, Algebra; Music Club Junior Sponsors ‘Mr, Frank Fuller Milligan, Roanoke Bible - B.A, U.S. History, U.S, Government; Photography Club Senior Sponsors Facully Mrs, Naomi Hodges Longwood - B.A, English, World History; Junior Sponsor Mrs, Shirley Snead Longwood - World Geography, History; ARCHWAY, Pep Club, Varsity J.V. Cheerleader, Junior Class Sponsors Mr. Neal Dodson VP leas bade General Business, Business Math, Science; D.R, Business Club Sophomore Sponsors Mr, James T. Wilson RPI. = B.A. English, Speech and Drama Drama Club Sponsor Forensic Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Mr, Jack Myers East Tennessee - B.S, Coach, Physical Education Monogram Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Mrs, Marilyn Russell Baylor University - B.A. Duke - M.A.T. Spanish, Science, English; Co-Sponsor Spanish Club Sophomore Sponsor Facully Mr, Harry Johnston Appalachian State - B.S, Solid and Plane Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry; Coach J.V. Football Basketball; Monogram Club Sponsor; Beta Club Sponsor; Freshman Sponsor Mrs, Jean O. Myers Roanoke - B.A, English, Spanish, French; Journalism Club Sponsor Royal Dan Sponsor Junior Beta Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Miss June Tharpe Appalachian State - B.S, Coach Physical Education Monogram Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Mrs, Martha Gourley Georgia State - B.S. Bookkeeping, Economics, Typing I, General Business; Photography Club Sponsor, Co-Sponsor Dan River Business Club Eighth Grade Sponsor © Mr. Alvis Barker Longwood - B.S. Biology, Chemistry, Science; Eighth Grade Sponsor Mrs, Sally Davis Longwood - B.S, Shorthand I, I; Typing I, II; Business English Dan River Business Club Sponsor; Eighth Grade Sponsor Faculty Miss Eltha Campbell V.P.1. - M.S., B.S. Home Economics F,H.A, Sponsor 20 Mrs, Janet Friedman Randolph Macon - B.A. English Eighth Grade Sponsor Miss Charlotte Humphries East Carolina - B.S. Home Economics F,H.A. Sponsor Mr, W.L, Motley Veh otes Dee Agriculture F,F,A, Sponsor Miss Mattie Hodnett Madison - B.S, Math Guidance F,T.A. Sponsor Mr, G, Russell Vaughan VP. Bio. Agriculture F.F,A. Sponsor Faculty Mrs, Estelle C, Wilson Madison - B.S. Librarian 2] Mrs. Lucille Green Agnes Scott College Elementary Music Glee Club Music Club Sponsor Mrs, Dessie Spears Piedmont College University of Georgia First Grade Mrs, Thelma Mayhew Mrs, Sarah Richie Mrs. Louise Adams Averett, University of Averett, Longwood Averett, Longwood - B.S. Virginia, Longwood First Grade Second Grade First Grade : Facult $P in gee Pare: ey ve BES “pres Fh ey i = pimees a rg “ i be -s se bbieddde lt) at oP ee Z po BRE ttre ne ; “4 $9000 085388 gridbia ‘ oe ener Mrs, Garnett Terry Mrs, Elsie Gosney Mrs, Doris Ferguson Radford, Averett Longwood Averett, University Second Grade Third Grade of Virginia Third Grade Paes Miss Juliet White Averett, University of Virginia Seventh Grade Mrs, Leland Henderson Averett, University of Virginia Seventh Grade Mrs. Louise Bennett Madison - B.S, Sixth Grade Faculty Mrs, Elizabeth Farmer University of Virginia Longwood - B.S, Seventh Grade Mrs, Elizabeth Collie Longwood, University of Virginia Sixth Grade Not Pictured Miss Callie Atkinson Radford, Longwood - B.A, Fourth Grade Mrs, Mary Jenkins Athens College - B.A, Fifth Grade Miss Elizabeth White University of Virginia Fourth Grade At the left, you see Mr, Fuller, a Senior sponsor, as he is concentrating on getting the students in the building on one of his days of bus duty, He is either pulling the girls hair, teasing the teachers, or else he just stands on the steps and talks to the boys about his 409 Volkswagon, The students enjoy the teachers being friendly toward them, because it gives the students a feeling that the teachers consider themselves the same as the students, members of Dan River High School, Here you see boys who look like an army of hobos, This is the greenhand initiation in which all boys must participate to become a member of the Future Farmers of America, This is one of the many features of the Agricul- ture Department, At the right, four girls are busy at work in the kitchen of the Home Economics Department. Each girl is putting the homemaking knowledge she has gained in Home Economics class to practical use. The home- making department teaches girls the basic fundamen- tals of housekeeping and homemaking. 24 Curriculum Mathemattes Mrs, Cecile Roach Miss Mattie Hodnett Mr, Harry Johnston To have adequate content of offerings to develope mathematical knowledge and skill needed by all students and to prepare students for further study of mathematics, Mrs. Naomi Houser Mr, Frank Fuller Mrs, Shirley Snead To establish a better understanding of the nation's functions. To help us to become better citizens of tomorrow, 26 Forergn Lan guage Mrs, Jean Myers Mrs, Marilyn Russell To prepare oneself for college, To teach students the customs of Spanish and French countries, On lish Mrs, Janet Friedman Mrs, Jean Myers Mrs, Naomi Hodges Mr, Tommy Wilson To acquire the ability to communicate better in everyday living as well as in school, To acquire a personal feeling of poise and satisfaction in expressing oneself, fluently, verbally, and on paper, Pf Ce : Dusiness Mrs, Sally Davis Mrs. Martha Gourley Mr. Neal Dodson To provide students with means of earning a livehood; to strengthen the confidence of men and women in themselves and their work, Scrence To help students understand and better appreciate the role of science in their lives; to enable them to understand and enjoy their environment more fully. Mr, Alvis Barker Mrs, Marilyn Russell 28 Stome Cconomics Miss Charlotte Humphries Miss Eltha Campbell To help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. Cocattonal TA. lgriculture To develope agricultural lead- ership, cooperation and citizenship. Mr, Russell Vaughan, Jr. Mr. W. Lewis Motley 29 HLH a Mrs. Lucille Green To promote understanding and appreciation of music, the most personal of all the arts, through a general course in listening, theory, and singing. ZA ysical ©ducation To promote sound physical growth and de- velopement; Efficient, graceful body control and movement, To develope desirable social and emotional traits, and to increase whole- some use of leisure time, Miss Jean Tharpe Mr, Jack Myers 30 Mrs, Estelle Wilson To take advantage of the great store of knowledge contained in libraries, To emphasize the true meaning of the obligations and responsibilities entrusted of those who borrow library materials, Guidance The primary aim of the guidance department is to show concern with a careful, systematic and continuous study of the individual pupil, To make the pupil better understand himself and to be better understood by others. Miss Mattie Hodnett Mr. Lloyd Walton 31 the willingness of our teachers the opportunities of our courses the understanding of our administration the knowledge gained from our curriculum has certainly been part of our MOMENTS TO REMEMBER 32 Class eS 4 RoRK PS L. TOR. - President - Johnny Franklin VY. Pres. - Tommy Coleman: Treasurer - J, D’ Ciark Reporter - Benny Guill SEATED - Secretary - Valerie Fitts SAMMY LEE CAROLYN GLENN CURTIS RAY ELLEN GAYLE ABBOTT ADAMS ANDERSON ATKINSON Best AH Around Friendliest DONNA CAMPBELL GLORIA MORRIS J. D. CLARK TOMMY COLEMAN JOHN HOWE LOIS JEAN THOMAS DOUGLAS JOYCE BRENDA BARKER BOOTH BRYANT BURNETT ‘ak bs DONNA RAE LINDA GRAY JACK DYER GEORGE THOMAS CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CLARK, JR. COLEMAN Tost Dependable Most Courteous VALERIE FITTS DERENDA HARRINGTON PAUL THORNTON KENNETH DRAKELY CAROLYN LEE PATRICIA ADAMS THOMAS. WAYNE MAUDE EVELYN DALTON DAVIS DAWSON DELLIS KENNETH IRA SHIRLEY ANN THELMA ELAINE HUGH STEPHEN DRAKELY EASOME EVANS FITTS Thost Talented Most Likely To Succeed! ZINA WOODSON SANDRA HARDY JOHN BARKER STEVE FITTS VALERIE JEAN JOHN LUNSFORD JUDY-FPAYE DAVID WATSON FITTS FRANKLIN GILBERT GILLESPIE MURIEL LAVERNE BENNY RAY BRAXTON RAYMOND ELLEN DOROTHY GRAVELY GUILL GUILL GUNNELL Most Athletic Least Personality EVELYN DELLIS JUDY GILBERT JOHN FRANKLIN DAVID GILLESPIE JOSEPH SAMUEL JAMES F, SANDRA LaVERNE DERENDA ORA HAIR HALEY, JR. HARDY HARRING TON PATSY DEAN ELAINE FRANCIS WILLIAM HENRY BETTY JEAN HARRIS HENDERSON HOOVER, JR. HUDGINS Most Studtous Best Dressed LaVERNE GRAVELY LINDA RAMEY BENNY GUILL SAMMY ABBOTT DAVID THORNTON JAMES WILLIAM MARCIA ELLEN JOAN MARIE INGRAM, JR. JACKSON, JR. JENKINS JOHNSON CARNELL EANES NANNIE IRIS RONNIE LESTER DIANNE ELLEN JONES LAWS LEWIS LOGAN Diggest Pest Diggest WSs aby MARILYN NEAL JOAN JOHNSON ROBERT NEWCOMB PHIL SMITH BARBARA JEAN ANN GARDNER GLORIA JEAN SHIRLEY ANN McGUIRE MOOREFIELD MORRIS MURPHY eo ahtpap ety OS teagaets ttt? MARILYN GAIL MYERS RUTH MARILYN NEAL Class Clown BRENDA WALKER JIMMY HALEY WOODROW NEAL OAKES LINDA FAYE OLIVER ROBERT LYNN SHIRLEY ANN NEWCOMB NORTON Dest Looking MARILYN MYERS TOMMY BRYANT DOTTYE LANE LINDA LEE OWEN RAMEY EVELYN MAE WILLIAM PAIGE WILLIAM RANDALL ' RALPH KENT RICKETTS RICKETTS SHELTON SHRIVER Fature Old Matd and Bachelor Diggest Hirt CAROLYN ADAMS LINDA CAMPBELL RAY ANDERSON RALPH SHRIVER JUDITH ELAINE PHILIP DAVID ANN EVELYN JAMES WESLEY SLAUGHTER SMITH SNEAD TERRY PAUL CLYDE WILLIAM LEONARD BRENDA FAYE EVONNE SHIVELY BE ys JOY CE THORNTON WADE, JR. WALKER WEBB WOMACK Olass Loafers Best School Spirit DOROTHY GUNNELL LOIS BOOTH WAYNE AHERRON WAYNE WILKERSON FAYE ESTELLE VIRGINIA ANN SYLVIA ANN WAYNE HAROLD ZINA MARIA WELCH WHITE WILKERSON WILKERSON WOODSON ie untor lass a Serna ciao ennai JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS are, Vice-President, Woody McCain, Reporter; Rebecca Carter, President; Peggy Ingram, Treasurer; Davy Cole, Secretary; Brenda L. Marshall. Brenda Atkins Joyce Adkins Kenneth Adkins Faye Adams Linda Adams William Alderson Judy Anderson Brenda Barts Lynn Adkins a5 Carl Bennett James Blackstock Marie Buchannan Ivadale Burnett Jimmy Campbell Rebecca Carter Bobby Cifers Sue Clark David Cole Jerry Collins Linda Davis Ronnie Davis Virginia Dillard Bobby Dinkle Eugene Dix Glenda Eanes Joyce Echols Brenda Emerson Betty Farmer Barbara Farthing 45 46 Patricia Farthing Freddie Ford Theresa Fore William Gentry Tommy Foster Joan Spain Gee Jimmy Gibson Joyce Gosney Nancy Guill France Hammack Sharone Hawker Tommie Hawker Jody Haymore Ernest Hill Lynette Hite Jimmy Hogen Iris Holt Sandra Hoover Linda Hudgins Peggy Ingram Brenda Johnson Delores Jones Larry Landrum Deddie Lewis Brenda L. Marshall Brenda R. Marshall Marie Martin Woody McCain Faye McCormick Nora McDaniel Perry McGregor Donald Mitchel Nancy Montogomey Betty Sue Moore Joyce Morris Phillip Motley Wayne Murphy Ricky Mustain Jean Nestey Betty Jean Powell 47 48 Claude Pruitt Ross Range Dickie Reeves Ann Robinson Elizabeth Royster Nancy Saunders Lee Scearce Linda Shelton Wayne Shelton Richard Shively James Snead Linda Stanfield Tondra Stone Tommy Swaringer Lois Tanksley Pat Webb Linda Welch Joyce Wiles Ezra Wright Phyllis Wyatt Oophom OVAL Class SOPHOMORE OFFICERS are Treasurer, Caroll Rowland; Secretary, Betty Jo Whitlow; President, Frank Abbott; Vice-President, David Foster; Reporter, James Willis. Frank Abbott Elbert Anderson Vann Anderson Gary Arndalle Mike Arnold Jewell Bailey Nancy Barker Betty Barts Mike Bass Jean Burnett Patricia Campbell Thomas Cardwell 49 50 Marvin Channel Thornton Chaney Rae Clark Brenda Clark Tommy Collie Joe Cox Judy Crowder Patricia Dockery Beverly Easley Warren Ferguson Wayne Ferguson David Foster Gearld Garret Bruce Gentry Marilyn Gibson Vivian Gibson Ray Goad Thomas Gosney Pamela Gregory Richard Guill Donnie Gunnell Marshall Hankins Sally Kaye Haraway Janett Hazelwood H.B. Hodnett Sylvia Holder Bobby Hawker Dennis Hawker Barbara Jackson Jimmy Johnson Elaine Jones Ray Jones Allan Keller Jim Kidd Andrew Lester Linda Light Jerry Logan Sandra Long Berndie Lunsford Janet Lynch Martha Marshall Jerry Martin Nancy Mayhew James McGuire Carolyn McLaughin Sammy Milam Connie Moore Vickie Morgan Nadine Morris Helen Murphy Sylvia Myers Pexton Neal Mary Nicklow Jerry Noonkester Joyce Oliver Gentrice Overby Janie Owen Ken Poteat Maynard Pruitt Judy Ricketts 5] 52 Carroll Rowland David Saunders Judy Scott Ann Shields Barbara Shively Carolyn Slayton Mary Smith Dianne Snead Johnny Snead Paul Sowers Douglas Spain Candy Stroud Brenda Tate Janice Tate Artie Taylor Diane Terry Ruth Terry Susan Thompson Barbara Walker Dennis Walker Sandra Walker Carolyn Wall Joyce Whitley Betty Jo Whitlow Charles Wiles James Willis Brenda Williams Linda Williams Lawrence Wilson Mike Wimmer Freshman Class OFFICERS OF FRESHMAN CLASS - President, Sue Marshall; Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Whitley; Reporter, Ronny Lewis; Vice President, Jo Ann Scott. David Abbott Betty Adkins Sylva Alderson Barry Bass Janet Belcher Joan Blackstock Johnny Blair Judy Burnett Gayle Campbell Linda Carter Susan Cassada Helen Chumley Brenda Clark Ronald Clark Donald Coleman Janice Crowder Rodger Cundiff Betty Dawson 53 54 Edgar Davis Brenda Dodson J.C. Dodson Linda Dodson Linda Dix Frederick Eanes Ann Felas Charles Ferguson Gary Fitzgerald John Foster Mary Gibson Joyce Gilbert Lucy Gilbert Judy Wiles Butch Goins Venice Guill Zane Guill Billy Hall Frances Hall Wayne Hall Ray Harrington Phyllis Hawker George Howerton Tanya Arthur Patsy Hudgins Roger Hudgins James Hupps : q Sheila Johnson Dalmar Jones James Karnes Nancy Landrum Patsy Lewis Ronnie Lewis Cibebottis Patsy Lynch Edward Marshall Sue Marshall Susan Martin ( Janie Martin Faye Moser 2 Toby Matkin Delores Mitchell | Dickie Mitchell | J. C. Moore Stan Moorefield Gloria Morris Marie Murphy Ralph Murphy Norman Myers Harry New Aura Oakes Robert Oakes Jimmy Oakely Larry Oliver Randy Patterson Gypsy Phelps Sandra Puckett Linda Puritt Billy Richardson Jean Ricketts Eddie Rogers Joanne Scott Linda Shelton Randy Slate Patricia Smith Janice Spradlin Don Stanfield Ruthe Street Glenn Talbott Jerry Tanksley Nancy Terry Janice Tickle Wanda Trexler David Vaden Goley Walker Jack Walters Nancy Worley Clarence Watkins Sharon Watlington Nancy White Carroll Wiles Frances Wiles Linda Wiles Carroll Wilkerson Hope Williams Jimmy Williams Martha Williams Billy Wilson Jackie Wilson Lily Mae Wyatt beds) Sub-SFreshman Class OFFICERS OF THE SUB-FRESHMAN CLASS - President, Gay Gregory; Janice Clark, Peggy Whitley, John Foster. Clay Aaron Linda Aherron Douglas Baringer Bonnie Barker David Bibee ‘Ara Blackman Ronnie Bohannon Clarine Bradner Edward Bryant David Burgess Diane Burgess Sandra Carmickle Linda Carter 56 Patsy Carter Kay Cassada Kelly Chattin Janice Clark Barbara Cook Faye Crabb Teresa Craig David Cumbo Nancy Daniel Alice Dillard Willard Dillard Peggy Dinkle Nancy Dix Barry Doolin Neal Echols James Estes Carolyn Ferguson Mary Fortner John Foster Mike Gauldin Bonnie Gibson Barbara Gilbert Larry Goodnight Gay Gregory Bruce Guill Dale Guill Grace Hall Philip Hall Bonnie Hardy Shirley Hardey Thomas Hardy Michael Harris Nancy Hastings Zane Hastings Brenda Hawker Donald Hawker Glenn Hawker Joan Hill Bobby Hodges Crystal Hoover David Hudgins Lois Hudgins Mike Hughes Jean Hutcherson Janet Jeffries Bruce Lewis Marie Lewis Weldon Lewis Linda Loftis Bobby Long 57 Donald Meadows Michael Meadows Judy McGuire Ben Milan Judy Milian Barbara Murphy Linda Nelson Faye Oakes Ray Oakes Johnny L. Owens Johnny Owens Jimmy Reynolds Dulcie Richardson Judy Ricketts Tommy Ridge David Roach Tommy Shelton William Shelton Patsy Shepard Linda Shively Verlna Shively Roger Slayton Michael Smith Eddie Snead Ocar Starder Gerald Stephens Dianne Stuart Sharon Talber Paul Thacker Lonnie Tickle Lily Mae Towell Linda Tramble Roger Turner Regena Vassar Mike Vernon Diane Wade Delors Walker Dianne Walker Randy Walker Martha Weaver Doris Welch Jackie Welch Garland White Peggy Whitley Diane Wilkerson Donald Williamson Stanley Wludyka Gene Whitt Kenneth Yeaman Joy Yeatts 58 Clubs Student Cooperative “Assoctation The Student Cooperative Association is responsi- ble for governing the student body. The Council endeavors to promote ideals of honesty, sports- manship, citizenship, and cooperation among the school life of the students, One of the outstanding goals of the club is to create an honor system among the students. Pictured to the right is Steve Fitts, an active Student Cooperative Association member as he is hard at work playing the trumpet at the annu- al SCA Christmas Party, which was held on December 18, 1962. Officers of the Student Cooperative Association are as follow: Steve Fitts, Treasurer; Brenda Ruth Marshall, Song Leader; Donna Campbell, President; Gloria Morris, Pianist; Tommy Foster, Vice President; Evelyn Dellis, Song Leader. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Adams, Secretary; Reporter, Anne Robinson. 60 Beta Club The Dan River Beta Club is an organization com- posed of members of the student body who have shown worthy character, good mentality, credi- table achievement, and commendable attitude. One becomes elegible for membership when he has completed the first semester of the sopho- more year and has maintained a 2.2 scholastic average. The purpose of the club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the high school students of America. The Motto is: “Let us lead by serving others. SENIOR BETA OFFICERS L. TOR. - B. L. Marshall, A. Moorefield, T. Foster, B. Guill, C. Adams, V. Fitts. JUNIOR BETA CLUB FRONT ROW: OFFICERS - L. TOR. - F. Eanes, R. Goad, B. Whitlow, D. Foster, R. Clark, J. Scott, J. Scott. SECOND ROW; L. Dodson, R. Terry, J. Crowder, S. Haraway, L. Gilbert, S. Martin. THIRD ROW: N. Landrum, J. Oliver, T. Matkinns, J. Ricketts, N. Worley. FOURTH ROW: H. Williams, M. Williams, T. Arthur, J. Crowder, L. Carter, A. Taylor. 61 Future Stomemakers of “America The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals i mprove personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. To emphasize specific parts of this over-all goal, Future Homemakers of America have eight purposes. Some of the most important are; to encourage democracy in the home and community, to work for good home and family life for all, and to further interest in home economics. The officers of the Future Homemakers of America are as follow: from LEFT TO RIGHT; N. Landrum, P. Dockery, B. Lee Marshall, J. Burnett, B. Barts, G. Campbell, S. Marshall, N. Mayhew, and E. Dellis. The sponsors of the Future Homemakers of America are Miss Eltha Campbell and Miss Charlotte Humphries. 62 Future Sarmers of “America The Future Farmers of America is a national organization which places emphasis on those who are interested in the field of agriculture. Throughout the year, a wide variety of activities is carried on by the club. The members of the Dan River Chapter participate in such projects as forestry contests, tractor-driving contests, and public speaking contests. Each year the club has a display on the Danville Fair. They show their farm products; namely, corn, tobacco, pigs, and other aspects of the agricultural field. The picture to the right is for the officers, They are L. TOR: Paige Ricketts, Treasurer; Carrol Rowland, Vice President; Betty Jo Whitlow, F, F. A. Chapter Sweetheart; Bennie Guill, Presi- dent; J. D. Clark, Secretary; STANDING, Perry McGregor, Chaplain; David Ingram, Chairman of the Executive Committee; Russel Vaughan, Sponsor; Johnny Barker, Sentinel; Gerald Garrett, Parliamentarian. The Advisors of the Future Farmers of America are Mr. Russell Vaughan, and Mr. Lewis Motley. 63 Drama Clab L. TOR, 1ST ROW: Berndie Lunsford, Marcia Jenkins, Sue Clark, Candy Stroud, Peggy Ingram, Linda Campbell, Crystal Hoover, Jean Nester, Nadine Morr is, Linda Light, Jerry Nooncester, 2ND ROW: Gerald Garrett, Joe Hair, Judy Ricketts, Vivian Gibson, Ann Robinson, Hope Williams, Sandra Puckett, Carolyn Wall, Vickie Morgan, Ken Drakley, Frank Abbott. 3RD ROW: Tommy Foster, David Cole, Freddie Wood, Freddie Eanes, R. Patterson, S. Wludyka, Tommy Bryant, Sammy Abbott, Jerry Adams, Bruce Gentry. The primary function of the Drama Club is to give students an opportunity to perfect their speech, dic- tion, and daily use of words. The members acquire some acting experience by presenting plays to the student body and by taking part in the Forensics, . This is one of the many examples of their work. OFFICERS: L. TOR. - G. Garrett, A. Robinson, P. Ingram, V. Gibson, L. Campbell, F. Abbott, S. Abbott. His- torian, Vice Pres., Pres., Sec., Reporter Treasurer. 64 Music Olab FIRST ROW: Mrs. C. Roach, Sponsor; A. Moorefield, G. Atkinson, V. Fitts, Z. Woodson, B. Gentry, R. Anderson, P. Sowers. SECOND ROW; J. Spardlin, S. Murphy, A. Oakes, F. Wiles, B. McGuire, R. Clark, J. Franklin, D. Roach. THIRD ROW: B. Farmer, J. Crowder, N. Barker, B. Marshall, B. Johnson, P. Farthing. FOURTH ROW: OD. Bibee, D. Mitchell, B. Wilson, S. Fitts, D. Gillespie, B. Guill, W. L. Wade, H. New. Another of the new clubs formed at Dan River this year is the Music Club. This club was organized for the benefit and enjoyment of those students who appreciate music. A combo was formed which consisted of various members of the Music Club who play musical instruments. The club’s future plans include organizing a group to sing with the combo add- ing to the enjoyment of the Dan River parties. OFFICERS: PRES. - Ralph Shriver; V. PRES; - Gayle Atkinson; SEC, TRES. - Valerie Fitts; REPORTER - Johnny Franklin; S.C.A. - David Roach, 65 FL otograph. Y Club CEP ls ie @ 2 FIRST ROW L. to Rey R. Shriver, S. Fitts, C. Adams, B. Moore, S. Johnson, N. Landrum, M. Neal, D. Gunnell, B. Walker, L. Ramey, D. Harrington, J. Slaughter; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gourley, sponsor; B. Williams, J. Crowder, B. Tate, L. Dodson, P. Shepherd, J. Ricketts, P. Harris, N. Laws, J. Martin; THIRD ROW; P. Lynch, B. Farthing, J. Foster, C. Ferguson, R. Carter, B. Barts, P. Hudgins; FOURTH ROW: J. Martin, M. Bass, M. Wimmer, B. Whitlow, S. Harraway, C. McLaughlin, R. Anderson, C. Bennett; FIFTH ROW: F. Hill, B. Adkins, J. Haymore, S. Myers, G. Phelps, S. Norton, D. Owen, B. Guill; SIXTH ROW: P. Wyatt, F. Hamrick, N. Barker, B. Hardy, D. Terry, P. Tucker, M. Wiles, J. Sage; R. Taylor, J. Barker. One of the new clubs organized at Dan River this year is the Photography Club. It was created to familiarize interested students with the field of photography. At each meet- ing programs are presented and discussed con- cerning cameras, lenses, and development. Interesting development of pictures and movies are viewed, criticized, and corrected. . Officers of the Photography Club are as follows: Betty Jo Whitlow, Secretary; Linda Ramey, Reporter; Steve Fitts, President; Derenda Harrington, Treasurer; Carolyn Adams, Vice President. 66 Glee Club The Glee Club of Dan River this year has been very pleased with the wonderful music they have sung to their friends. We want to thank Mrs. Green for a wonderful job. % STAIRS - Secretary and Reporter - Zina Woodson, Treasurer - Linda Williams; Librarian - Joy Yeatts, STANDING Left To Right - Pres. Linda Ramey; Vice Pres. Johnny Barker, Librarian - Délcie Richardson. FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Judy Slaughter; Martha Marshall; Joan Hill; Carnell Jones; Zina Woodson; Patricia Davis; Nora McDaniel; Linda Ramey. SECOND ROW - Left to Right: Brenda Williams; Linda Williams; Joy Yeatts; Mary Smith; Barbara McGuire; Peggy Whitley; Delcie Richardson; Gloria Brown; Dorothy Gunnell. THIRD ROW - Left to Right: France Hamerick; Marilyn Gibson; Evelyn Dellis; Brenda Ruth Marshall; Theresa Fore; Jean Burnett; Brenda Clark; Joyce Whitley; Marilyn Myers. FOURTH ROW - Left to Right: Don Williams; Paul Sowers; W. L. Wade; Ray Anderson; Johnny Barker; Thomas Dawson; and Jerry Adams. Art Club The Art Club was formed this year, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Jenkins, and Mrs. Farmer, for the express purpose of promoting in youth a greater desire and appreciation for all fine arts. This club gives them the opportunity to learn about the arts. It also gives them the opportunity to show the interest that they have in these arts by making objects that contribute to the fine arts. We feel that this is an important part of the extra-curricular activities carried on at Dan River this year. OFFICERS: L. TOR. - S. Marshall, K. Drakely, A. Robinson, E. Anderson, J. Ricketts, C. Dalton. LOWER PICTURE L. TO R.:; K. Drakely, A. Robinson, S. Marshall, G. Eanes, L. Light, M. Marshall, S. Holden, J. Whitley, B. Jackson, J. Ricketts, B. Gentry; SECOND ROW: Mr. Wilson, sponsor; P. Gregory, G. Campbell, N. Worley, M. Smith, A. Oakes, L. Hite, J. Gee, Mrs. Jenkins, sponsor; THIRD ROW: J. Gunnell, C. Dalton, G. Overby, D. Snead, B. Williams, B. Clark, Mrs. Farmer, sponsor; FIFTH ROW: W. Gentry, J. Walters, Pruitt, S. Wludyka, J. Owens. 68 Future Seachers of America Left to Right: 1st. ROW - R. Carter, C. Dalton, C. Adams, J. Morris, D. Harrington, L. Gilbert, R. Terry, J. Oliver; 2nd ROW - Mrs. Terry, K. Chattin, R. Wa lker, J. Foster, N. Morris, E. Jones, J. Scott, Mrs. Friedman; 3rd ROW - Miss Hodnett, J. Anderson, B. Moore, S. Martin, J. Crowder, S. Johnson, T. Matkins, M. Martin. The Future Teachers of America Club carries out its main purpose as it familiarizes its members with the teaching profession. The members are introduced to the duties of teaching as they assist the teachers on work days and at open house. They are also given the opportunity to aid the teachers in other ways, as preparing and serving refreshments at the faculty meetings. The sponsors of the F. T. A. are Mrs. Friedman, Mrs. Terry, and Miss Hodnett. OFFICERS: L. toR. - C. Dalton, D. Harrington, C. Adams, J. Morris, B. Moore, J. Anderson. 69 ) afety Patrol BUS DRIVERS L. TOR, - J. Franklin, D. Ingram, P. Motley, L. Adkins, J. Haley, T. Bryant, J. Hodnett, J-Temy, Do Gillespie mr, Dawson, R. Lewis. OFFICERS L. TOR, - David Ingram, Carroll Rowland, Mr. Motley, Advisor, Thomas Dawson, Page Ricketts, Beverly Easley. The objectives of the Safety Patrol are to help promote safety on buses as they travel to and from school. We help stop traffic for students as they cross the road to enter or as the bus is unloading. 70 EE Dan River Susiness Club The Dan River Business Club is the national organization for students enrolled in business subjects. The local chapter consists of a group of men and women enrolled in business subjects and organized in accordance with the guiding principles of the Business Club. Each student who is enrolled in one or more business subjects may become a member of the Business Club merely by making the re- quirements for membership. ve cco Sana we Some purposes of the Business Club are: 1. Develop competent, aggressive business leadership. 2. Strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work. 3, Create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupa- tions. Business Club Officers FROM L. TOR: Judy Gilbert, Vice President; Betty Hudgins, Treasurer; Betty Farmer, Historian; Peggy Ingram, Reporter; Brenda Ruth Marshall, Historian; Martha Montgomery, Secretary; Sandra Hardy, President; and Jimmy Haley, S. C. A. Representative. 7) Scrence Club Officers are as follows; FROM L. toR.: Elaine Jones, J. C. Dodson, Andy Lester, Janie Owen, and Ray Goad. The Science Club is an organization for the pur- pose of helping students to understand and better appreciate the role of science in their lives, to enable them to understand and enjoy their en- vironment more fully, to help individuals reason scientifically, and encourage the mastery of subject matter in preparation for possible college entrance examinations. The Science Club wishes to supplement and build around everyday science principles, of the classroom, through observation field trips, experi- ments, and up-to-date information. To these ends the students everyday experiences must be reinforced by carefully directed observation in the Science Club and by out-of-school activi- ties designed to crystallize the habits of careful, accurate observation and judgement. The sponsors of the Science Club are Mr. Alvis Barker and Mr. T. Neal Dodson. Eee eee So urnalism Olub The Offices and Staff of the Journalism Club are as follows; President - Linda Campbell; Vice- President - Brenda Clark (not pictured) Secretary - Gloria Morris; Treasurer - Nadine Morris; Re- porter - Vivian Gibson; Editor-In-Chief - Donna Campbell; Feature Editor - Joan Johnson; News Editor - Betty Farmer. Since there was not a class offered in journalism this year, the club was organized to create an interest in the school newspaper and to help inexperienced writers learn the journalistic style of writing. WE THANK THE JOURNALISM CLUB FOR A WONDERFUL YEAR OF NEWS AT DAN RIVER as Club Actortties are Never Forgotten FFA Officers receive pins, Library members prepare bulletin boards. TUUN ALAM! ¥ Business Club members emphasize work, Betas keep trophies clean, F.H.A. member models in Fashion Photography Club members plan Show. programs for meetings. 74 Features ee Ki A OO pe en ee —S Scie taccd BENNIE GUILL SYLVIA WILKERSON Pat Dockery Linda Stanfield Wiss Sub-Sreshman Freshm af Sue Marshall 1SS Hl Faye Oakes —« «Grandma— Jtow Coulc You!” q i i i ib L. to R. SEATED: Linda Campbell, Joan Johnson, Lois Booth, Evelyn Dellis, and Marcia Jenkins. L. to R. STANDING: Ralph Shriver, Sylvia Wilkerson, Jimmy Haley, Marilyn Neal, Braxton Guill, and Carolyn Adams. These are the ones to make our Senior Play a success, Our Senior Play was to be presented March 28, after our yearbook had gone to press, We cast our play early so pictures could be made and that we might have these Moments to Remember as the years pass. Our play was to be directed by Mrs. Naomi Houser and Mr. Frank Fuller, our sponsors, These two have been just wonderful to each of us this year and their patience and guid- ance will always be remembered. 78 Ambrose (Tommy Foster) and Dan'l (Jerry Adams) discuss their problems over a cup of coffee. The Jk untor Olass of 19621963 presents Desparte Ambrose Please Use Spitoon 79 The Junior Class pulled the curtains for Desparte Ambrose Nov. 1, 1962. Everyone enjoyed the play as much as the cast enjoyed giving it. The class is looking ahead to the '63-'64 Senior Play. The cast included: Jerry Collins, Tommy Foster, Jerry Adams, Woody McCain, Pat Webb, Brenda Marshall, Peggy Ingram, Faye McCormick, Faye Adams, Iris Holt, Jimmy Campbell, Eugene Dix, Davey Cole, and Jimmy Hogan. The play was given under the direction of our three wonderful sponsors: Mrs. Shirley Snead, Mrs. Cecile Roach, and Mrs. Naomi Hodges. Without their help and patience we could never have presented this play. Sheriff (Woody McCain) and Dan'l argue about the laziest man in Dead Man's Gulch, namely Dan'l. ae : a “airway To The Stars” aa) Thus the figure is begun, In the picture above Susan Fitts and Ronnie Motley begin the star shaped figure which is symbolic of the banquet theme, Stairway to the Stars . The dance is performed by the officers of the junior and Senior classes and their escorts. The Junior-Senior Banquet is an event that every high school student looks forward to with great anticipation, The Junior Class honors the Senior Class with a formal dinner and dance. The theme was carried out during the entire evening by Marilyn Neal and her version of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star , Valerie and Steve Fitts added more delight to the occasion with their rendition of Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes . The theme song Stairway to the Stars was sung by Donna Campbell. Pictured here is Mrs. Roach, Junior Sponsor, as she crowns Donna Campbell and J. D. Clark, Queen and King, respectively, of the Junior- Senior Banquet. 80 L. to R. Runners-up James Jackson Linda Ramey; Assistant Principal Lloyd Walton; Queen Brenda R. Marshall King Phillip Motley; Princess Jane Barnes Prince Mike Neal; Runners-up Ronnie Dodd Jerry Davis. Each year the Parent Teacher Association sponsors a fall carnival at which large crowds gather for fun and laughter. The highlight of the carnival is the crowning of a King and Queen from the high school and Prince and Princess from the elementary school. Another annual event at Dan River High School is the Christmas party sponsored by the Student Co- operative Association. The queen of the party is chosen by secret ballot. This years’ Miss Merry Christmas is Donna Campbell, the candidate from the Senior Class. 81 VALERIE FITTS - MISS DAN RIVER RURITAN EVELYN DELLIS - MISS DAN RIVER YOUNG FARMER ARERR neem Nine es pela, LINDA CAMPBELL - PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY JUNIOR MISS 82 PDoys’ and Girls’ State Boys’ and Girls’ State is an assembly of boys and girls who meet together each year to discuss Virginia government. You learn how the states’ representatives are chosen, how to register for voting, how state officials are elected, and how to pay taxes, State Elections are held and the two political parties, Federalists and National- ists, have conventions. Many helpful pamphlets were given to us to help us better understand the purpose of government. Speeches are given by some of the most important and greatest people in Virginia, all emphasizing the importance of the people in our free and independent United States using our freedoms and realizing how thankful we should be that we have these free- doms, Valerie Fitts Donna Campbell Je Clark Southern Interscholastic Sress Association SIPA is a convention held each year with the purpose of improving school publications. A sample of the school's publications are sent to the conventions in advance to be graded and criticized. Awards are presented to the schools with the best publications at the Awards Luncheon closing the conventions activities on Saturday. Those who attended SIPA were: L. TOR: Donna Campbell, Ken Poteat, Lois Booth, Johnny Franklin, Mrs, Jean Myers, Sponsor, Steve Fitts, 83 The Royal Dan Royal Dan Staff: L. TO R: H. Williams, D. Campbell, M. Williams, N. Morris, M. Jenkins, J. Johnson; SECOND ROW: V. Fitts, B. Clark, C. Stroud, Z. Woodson, J. Franklin, G. Morris, A. Robinson, V. Gibson, Mrs, Jean Myers, Sponsor. Read all about it! It's in the Royal Dan, Each six weeks the staff of the Royal Dan publishes the latest happenings of student activities on the Dan River campus. From important national news to the latest piece of gossip. Their aim is to keep the students informed and to promote the importance of preserving our free- dom of the press, 3 Business Manager, Johnny Franklin, and Editor Donna Campbell spend many hours working out new rou- tines for each edition of the Royal Dan, 84 Th eC TAL Ye ch. a LY iain SEATED L. TOR: Steve Fitts, Ass't Editor; Lois Booth, Editor; Joan Johnson, Ralph Shriver, Bennie Guill, Judy Gilbert, Sylvia Wilkerson, Valeris Fitts, Evelyn Dellis, Mrs. Shirley Snead, Sponsor; Carnell Jones, STANDING L, TOR: Pat Davis, C. Adams, D. Gunnell, Z. Woodson, M. Neal, J. Slaughter, D. Owen, D. Harrington, L. Campbell, L. Ramey, M. Jenkins, J. D. Clark, G. Morris, P. Smith. The ARCHWAY staff has gathered all the phases of school life into a book of unforgettable memor- ies. Many months of work have gone into the pre- paration of the ARCHWAY . The Archway contains pictures of the adminis- tration, the faculty, the curriculum, the sports, the features, and the advertisements that made the publication possible. The ARCHWAY staff shall never forget Mr. Shirley Snead, sponsor, for the great part she contributed to the publication of our yearbook. These are the officers of the ARCHWAY Staff who are primarily responsible for the publication of your yearbook. L. TOR: Sylvia Wilkerson, Bus, Manager; Steve Fitts, Ass't Editor; Lois Booth, Editor, Pat Davis, Typist; Evelyn Dellis, Sports; Carnell Jones, Art; Judy Gilbert, Curr; Joan John- son, copy. NOT PICTURED: Benny Guill, Treas.; Valerie Fitts, Typist Ralph Shriver, Ass’t. Photographer. 85 Seniors Kemember Sadie Hawkins Party Beta Conventions Miss Merry Christmas Valedictorian and Salutatorian Graduation 86 Ay ANY Ws Stomeconun te Queen ESCORT - RALPH SHRIVER QUEEN - EVELYN DELLIS being crowned by 1961-62 Homecoming Queen, Carolyn Johnson 88 Attendants SEATED left to right: Sylvia Wilkerson and escort, Sammy Abbott; Evelyn Dellis and escort, Ralph Shriver; Sue Marshall and escort, Jimmy Haley. Martha Montgomery Betty Sue Moore Linda Stanfield Carolyn McLaughlin Nancy Barker Rae Clark 89 With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, let us strive to finish the work we are in. With this motto in mind, the Dan River High School Pep Club creates a love of sports, fosters the ideals of sportsmanship, and promotes school spirit among them- selves, the organization and the student body. The members of the club are required to wear some type of dark color and white as they attend each home game. Along with the Cheerleaders, the Pep Club cheers our team to victory. At left, the officers from LEFT TO RIGHT are: Betty Whitlow, Secretary; Joan Johnson, Reporter; Ann Snead, President; Martha Montgomery, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, S. Wilkerson, D. Logan, J. Hill, B. Whitlow, M. Montgomery, T. Fore, P. Davis, N. McDaniel, C. Jones, F. McCormick, L. Stanfield. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Snead, Sponsor, J. Burnett, C. Ferguson, B. Adkins, D. Jones, P. Hudgins, S. Hoover, L. Hudgins, A. White, B. Womack, A. Snead, Miss Tharpe, THIRD ROW: J. Snead, L. Duncan, N. Montgomery, I. Burnett, C. Bennett, M. Wimmer, M. Marshall, S. Hawker, A. Wiles, T. Stone, J. Gusler. FOURTH ROW: P. Smith, J. Terry, D. Saunders, J. Kidd, E. Dix, M. Bass, M. Arnold, D. Coleman, J. Owen, D. Gunnell, C. Wiles, A. Keller, D. Spain. . 90 Non Og ai Club FIRST ROW left to right: J. Hair, F. McCormick, J. Willis, F, Abbott, J. Snead, D. Foster, K. Poteat, D. Saunders, F. Ford, SECOND ROW left to right: I. Burnett, T. Foster, R. Clark, J. Franklin, J. Adams, T. Fore, L. Booth, W. Ferguson, THIRD ROW left toright: K. White, E. Dellis, S. Wilkerson, J. D. Clark, L. Stanfield, W. Ferguson, and D. Gillespie. The purpose of the Monogram Club is to sponsor all athletic events and activities, to promote good spirit in all the high school, not only among the players, but also in the entire student body, and to serve as a social order by means of which a closer friendship may be formed among the athletes of the school. To top off the Athletic season, the Annual Athletic Banquet is held in the spring for the purpose of awarding Varsity letters to those who earned them. OFFICERS: Linda Stanfield, Secretary; J. D. SPONSORS Clark, V. Pres.; Johnny Franklin, Pres.; Theresa Fore, Reporter. Not pictured - Pat Webb, Treasurer. Miss Tharpe, Mr. Myers, Mr. Johnston 91 U. Football L. TOR: Danny Karnes, Stan Moorefield, Ronnie Lewis, Kelly Chatin, Charles Ferguson, Don Coleman, Danny Myers. NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES ARE: J. C. Dodson, Ray Harrington, Roger Hudgins, Eddie Rogers, Barry Bass, Billy Wilson, Jackie Wilson, Randy Patterson. This year Dan River added football to its many sports and activities. The team coached by Harry Johnston consisted of 8th and 9th graders. The boys had a pretty good season with the main objectives being to learn the rules and how to play a good game. We are looking forward to next year's varsity team wishing them much success. Coach Johnston is talking over Backfield - Kelly Chatin, strategy with Captain J. C, Dodson, Billy Wilson, Ray Harring- Co-Captain Ronnie Lewis and Man- ton, Eddie Rogers and Randy ager Lawrence Wilson. Patterson. 92 Basketball 1 Wm. Carnpbell o Climax 10 Spring Garden 12 Climax 7 Brosville 10 RE. Lee 14 Sp. Garden 16 Whitmell 21 Brosville 23° RE; Lee 30 Chatham 8 Renan Hern: Mr. Harry Johnston - Coach Ray Harrington - Captain Mr. Jack Myers - Coach The Dan River J. V. Team got off to a bad start this year when William Campbell won with a 39-- 18 verdict. After much hard work and a lot of good coaching from coach Harry Johnston the boys came back with a six game winning streak. We look forward to seeing these boys on the Varsity team in the future. FIRST ROW left to right: J. C. Dodson, D. Coleman, R. Harrington, J. Foster, W. Hall, D. Myers, K. Chattin, G. Lankford, R. Hudgins, H. New, S. Moorefield, M. Pruitt, R. Lewis, A. Keller, C. Wilker- son, D. Satterfield, E. Marshall, L. Wilson. 93 Altavista Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Gretna Dan River Altavista Climax Dan River Dan River Climax Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River 36 Nel. County 18 Whitmell 29 Renan 22 S. Garden 28 Dan River 26 Nel, County 22 Dan River 34 Dan River 409 Gretna 36 Brosville 23 Dan River 409 Whitmell 18 Brosville 30 Sp. Garden 32 Dan Ktver This year the Kittens under the direction of a new coach Miss June Tharpe, had a much better season than they had experienced in previous years, Since there are only two seniors who will be leaving this year, the Kittens should anticipate a good season in the coming year with a very experienced team. - Coach for Kittens - Miss June Tharpe L. TOR: B. Farthing, V. Gibson, J. Ricketts, J. Whitley, L. Stanfield, R. Clark, B. Moore, S. Cassady, P. Harris, S. Marshall, L. Gilbert, E. Dellis, S. Wilkerson, F. McCormick. 94 Nittens Co-Captains - Evelyn MANAGERS: Anne Robinson Dellis, Sylvia Wilkerson and Elaine Jones, Evelyn Dellis Sylvia Wilkerson Rae Clark Linda Stanfield Kitty White Vivian Gibson 95 Dan River 45 Altavista 46 N. County 51 Dan River 45 Whitmell 43 Dan River 69 Dan River 30 Dan River 61 Dan River 38 Renan 63 Dan River 70 Dan River 66 Dan River 42 Dan River 41 Dan River 51 Dan River 76 Dan River 62 BOYS TEAM: L. to R, - FIRST ROW: C. Ferguson, K. Poteat, Manager, Eddie Rogers. Ferguson, James Willis. Wm. Campbell Dan River Dan River Renan Dan River Sp. Garden Gretna N. County Altavista Dan River Climax Gretna Climax Whitmell Brosville Brosville Sp. Garden Dan Kiver COACHES for Varsity boys team are: L. TOR,, Mr. Harry John- ston and Mr, Jack Myers, Manager, J. D. Clark, J. Franklin, F. Ford, D. Foster, SECOND ROW: J. Snead, D. Saunders, W. Ferguson, F. Abbott, WwW, 96 Oddeats jee a@larkeo ? David Saunders 24 Johnny Franklin 23 These boys make up the Dan River Wildcats. This season has proved to be a successful one for them as they have lost only four games. The boys are known for the best defense in the county and hold first place in the Southern District. They have defeated every team they have played at least once. Since we are only losing two players of the main five, this should leave us in good shape for next years team. Congratulations to Coach Myers and his fine group of basketballers, Freddie Ford 25 Ken Poteat 20 97 Carsity The Dan River Cheerlead- ers under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Snead strive to bring about good school spirit. They act kindly toward other schools and make friends with the cheerleaders from other schools. The main pur- pose of our cheerleaders is to maintain good sports- manship toward the other team. Captain Linda Campbell Co-Captain - Pat Webb Sponsor - Mrs. Shirley Snead CHEERLEADERS - L. to R: Kay Scearce, Pat Webb, Bonnie Gibson, Mary Gibson, Linda Campbell, Martha Montgomery, Theresa Fore, Brenda Ruth Marshall, Candy Stroud, Brenda Johnson, Joan Johnson, Marcia Jenkins, 98 Cheerleaders Joan Johnson, Linda Campbell, Marcia Jenkins. Theresa Fore, Brenda Johnson, Martha Montgomery. Brenda Ruth Marshall, Pat Webb, Candy Stroud. Mary Lee Gibson, Kay Scearce, Bonnie Sue Gibson. 99 SU. Cheerleaders AAA LL LLLP ‘oni sensindisaits Captain Delma Jones; Co-Captain Nancy Terry Sponsor, Mrs. Shirley Snead A Junior Varsity Cheerleading squad was organized this year by Mrs, Shirley Snead, These girls work hard supporting their teams and maintaining good school spirit. They have played a leading role in our sports program at Dan River. 4 ; Sd | ie FIRST ROW - L, toR: Gay Gregory, Delma Jones, Nancy Terry, Joanne Scott. SECOND ROW - L. to R: Kay Cassada, Susan Martin, Janice Crowder, Sandra Carmichael. 100 L. TOR: Catcher, Johnny Snead, Coach Mr, Myers, showing Tom- my Foster the technique of bat- ting. Daseball A hint of spring and the Dan River baseball team once again is hard at work practic- ing for the coming season, and hopeful that it will be a suc- cessful one. After having a mediocre season last year and losing only two players, this year should be a good one, Recognition goes to every- one involved in making base- ball at Dan River possible. Thanks, players, managers, and coach, Support your baseball team this year by being a faithful fan, Pitcher for boys was Jerry Collins. L. TOR: Johnny Snead, Warren Ferguson, Jerry Collins, David Foster, Tommy Foster, Wayne Ferguson, Don Satterfield, Jimmy Willis. NOT PICTURED: Frank Abbott, David Gillispie, J. D. Clark, Johnny Franklin. 101 Moments So Remember eo oS 7 7K Uy C70 What are they trying to prove? Johnny, that's not right! ! LET'S GO! ! 102 Wooments Yo Remember Up, over, and through! : See Two points for Johnny. Jump, Evelyn, Jump!! All for Dan River stand up and | hollow! ! Jump ball, get it! What's this bench play girls? Athletes must play! ! 103 Moments So Remember Good work Ken. 1-2-3- tackle Another foul for Rae? Swell catch for out three. Coach Myers finally made Hurry! He's stealing home!! Nice screen, Stan! referree! ' 104 Senior Oflatishes CAROLYN GLENN ADAMS FTA 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Vice President 4; SCA 2,3,4; Representative 2; Vice President 4; Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 3; FHA 1,2; Library Club 3; President 3; Senior Play 4. ELLEN GAYLE ATKINSON FTA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; FHA 1; Library Club 4; Journalism Club 4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Homeroom Reporter 1; SCA 3. LOIS JEAN BOOTH Manager Girl's Basketball Team 8th; Cheer- leader 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Play Prompter 3; Beta Convention 2,3; State Talent Show 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Fashion Show 1,3; Junior, Chapter, and State Home- maker Degrees; Camp Fashion Show 1; FFA- FHA Camp 1; SIPA Convention 3; Candidate for Miss Dan River Young Farmer 3; Junior Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4; Editor 4; Pep Club 3; Play Committee 3; Little Men's Dance; Senior Play 4, BRENDA JOYCE BURNETT FHA 1; FBLA 3,4. DONNA RAE CAMPBELL Eighth grade class Presi- dent; Class President 2; FTA 1,2,3,4; Historian 1,3; President 2; Convention 1; Journalism 2,3, 4; Editor Royal Dan 4; SIPA Convention 3; SCA 3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Workshop 3; Convention 3; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 3; De- bate Team 3,4; Beta Play 3; Junior Play 3; Girl's State 3; Junior Marshal 3; Little Men's Dance 4; FHA 4; School Courtesy and Citizen- ship Awards 3; Fashion Show 4; SCA Forum 3,4; District Meeting 3,4; Candidate for SCA Vice President in State 3, LINDA GRAY CAMPBELL FHA 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Reporter 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; Beta Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; FTA 1,2,3; Secretary 3; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Junior Marshal 3; Journalism 2; Junior Homeroom Secretary; Cheerleader- mascot 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Little Men's Dance 4; Senior Play. CAROLYN LEE DALTON Pep Club 1; FTA 3; Art Club 4; SCA Home- room Representative 4, PATRICIA ADAMS DAVIS FHA 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Annual Staff 4, MAUDE EVELYN DELLIS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; Fashion Show 1,2; FTA 1,2,3; Vice President 2; SCA 2,3,4; Song- leader 4; Junior Play 3; Miss Dan River Young Farmer 3; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 2; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 8th grade; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees; Little Men's Dance 4; Candidate for Miss Pittsylvania County 3; Senior Play 4. SHIRLEY EASOME Safety Patrol 4. ELAINE EVANS Basketball 1; Home Economics 1; FTA 2; FBLA 4; Library Club 3, VALERIE JEAN FITTS FHA 1,2,3; Songleader 2,3; Fashion Show 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Corresponding Secretary 4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 3; SCA 3; Songleader 3; Annual Staff 4; Typist 4; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 1,2; Senior Class Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Miss Dan River Ruitian 3; Miss Saint Patrick 3; Candidate for Miss Pittsylvania County 3; FHA Junior Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees; Music Club 4; Pianist 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; SCA District Forum 3; SCA District Meet 3; Candidate for FFA Sweet- heart 3; FHA Camp 1,3; Camp Fashion Show 1; Girl's State 3. JUDY GILBERT FTA 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3,4; Vice President 4; SCA 3; Secretary 3; Miss Freshman 1; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Journalism Club 4; Candidate for Miss Dan River 1,2,3; FBLA Play 3. LAVERNE GRAVELY FHA 1; Forensics 2; Journalism Class 2; SCA Representative 2,4; Grand Marshal 3; Beta Club 3,4; Journalism Club 4; Drama Club 4, DOROTHY ELLEN GUNNELL SCA 1; Fashion Show in FHA 1; FTA 2,3; Basketball 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Little Men's Dance 4; Photography Club 4; Senior Play 4. SANDRA HARDY FHA 1,2,3; Fashion Show 1; Corresponding Sec- retary 3; Junior and Chapter Degrees; FHA Camp 3; Junior Marshal; Junior Play Com- mittee 3; FBLA 3,4; President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 4; Glee Club 1. DERENDA HARRINGTON FTA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; SCA 1,3; Pianist 3; Photography Club 4; Treas- urer 4; Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 4; Glee Club 1. PATSY HARRIS Safety Patrol 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 4, BETTY HUDGINS SCA 2; FHA 1,2,3; Fashion Show 1; Junior and Chapter Degrees; Junior Play Committee 3; FBLA 3,4; Treasurer 4; FBLA Play 3. JOAN JOHNSON FTA 1,2,3; Historian 2; FHA Recording Secre- tary 3; Junior Observer - Annual Staff 3; An- nual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Journalism Club 4; Pep Club 3; French Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer; Grand Marshal; Sophomore Class President; FTA 4; Little Men's Dance 4; Freshman Class Song- leader 1; Beta Play 4; Senior Play 4. CARNELL EANES JONES FTA 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 4; Artist 4, 106 NANNIE LAWS FHA 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 4. DIANNE LOGAN FHA 1,2,3; Safety Patrol 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Pep Club 4, BARBARA McGUIRE FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Glee Club 4; Fashion Show 1; Junior Homemaker Degree 2, ANN MOOREFIELD Beta Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Convention 2; Beta Play 3; FHA 1,2,3; Junior and Chapter De- grees; Fashion Show 1; FBLA 3,4; Play 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Junior Marshal 3; Basketball Lee SHIRLEY MURPHY FHA 1; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Fashion Show 3. MARILYN NEAL FHA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Glee Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3. LINDA OLIVER FHA 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; Safety Patrol 4; SCA Representative 4; Junior Homemaker Degree 2, LINDA LEE RAMEY FHA 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 4; Annual Staff 4; FTA 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; President 4; SCA 1,2; Library Club 3; Junior Play Committee, EVONNE SHIVERLY WEBB FHA 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 4. JUDY SLAUGHTER FHA 1,2,3,4; Fashion Show 1; Junior and Chap- ter Degrees; little Men's Dance 4; Candidate for Carnival Queen 1; Glee Club 3,4; Spring and Fall Harvest Festivals 3; FTA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; FBLA 3; Convention 3; Fashion Show 3; Photo- graphy Club 4, ANN SNEAD FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play Committee 3. BRENDA FAYE WALKER FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Photography Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Safety Patrol 3; Junior Play Committee 3. FAYE WELCH FHA 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 4; Drama Club 4, ANN WHITE FHA 1; Glee Club 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; FBLA 4. SYLVIA WILKERSON FHA 1,2,3; Vice President 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Observer for Annual Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Junior Marshal 1; Junior Class Vice President; Sophomore Class Secretary- Treasurer; Senior Play; Miss Senior. BETTY WOMACK Glee Club 2,3; FBLA 3,4; Safety Patrol 3. ZINA MARIE WOODSON FHA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Preisdent 2; Pianist 3,4; Reporter 4; Secretary 4; Spring and Fall Festival 2,3; FBLA 3,4; Convention 3; Newspaper staff Photographer 3; Pep Club 3; Pianist for Commencement Exercises 2,3. SAMMY LEE ABBOTT Drama Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Junior Play Com- mittee 3. RONALD WAYNE AHERRON FFA 1,2,3,4; Banquet Committee 3. CURTIS RAY ANDERSON FBLA State Convention 3; FBLA 3; Glee Club 4; Music Club 4; Drama Club 4. 107 JOHN HOWE BARKER FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Sentinel in the FFA 4; Degree Team 3,4; Crop Judging Team 3,4; Shop Judging Team 3; KVG 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 4. THOMAS DOUGLAS BRYANT Bus Driver 3,4; Pep Club 3; Safety Patrol 3,4; Drama Club 4; Junior Play 3. JACK DYER CLARK, JR. Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball J.V. 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Vice President 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Chaplain 2; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; An- nual Staff 4; SCA 3; Treasurer 3; Junior Play 3; Boy's State 3; Degree Team 1,2,3; Junior Class President 3; FFA Federation President of Pittsyl- vania County 4; FFA Rally 3. GEORGE THOMAS COLEMAN Beta Club 3,4; Vice President of FBLA 3; Senior Class Vice President 4; Junior Play Committee oe THOMAS WAYNE DAWSON FFA 1,2,3,4; Assistant Treasurer of FFA 4; Safety Patrol 2,3,4; KVG 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4. KENNETH IRA DRAKELY Transferred from George Washington High School, HUGH STEPHEN FITTS SCA 1,2,3; Treasurer 4; Photography Club 4; President 4; Annual Staff 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; SIPA Convention 3; Homeroom Reporter 2; Glee Club 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Homeroom Songleader 1; SCA District Meet 4, JOHN LUNSFORD FRANKLIN Baseball 1,2,3,4; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 1; Bus Driver 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; President 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Junior Director of Junior Play 3; Senior Class President 4; Music Club 4; Report- er 4; SIPA Convention 3. DAVID WATSON GILLESPIE President of Homeroom 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. BENNIE RAY GUILL Beta Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; President 4; Reporter 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Class reporter 3; Homeroom Reporter 3; Degree Team in FFA 3,4; KVG 1,2,3,4; Forestry Contest 3,4; Soil Judging Contest 3,4; Boy's State 3; Junior Marshal 3; Attended FFA Con- vention in Kansas City 4; FFA Virginia Conven- tion 3; Crop Judging Team 3,4; Treasurer of Annual Staff 4. RAYMOND BRAXTON GUILL Class President 1; SCA 2; Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Beta Club 2; Junior Play Committee 3. JOSEPH SAMUEL HAIR JV Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Junior Play 3. JAMES FRANKLIN HALEY Safety Patrol 3; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 3; Bus Driver 4; Beta Club 4; SCA 4, WILLIAM HENRY HOOVER Business Club 4, DAVID THORNTON INGRAM, JR, FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 3,4; kvg 2,3,4; Chairman of Executive Committee in Agri- culture 4; Soil Judging 4. JAMES JACKSON Distributor of Education 3; Hi-Y 1,2; Safety Patrol 1,2; Pep Club 3; Civilian Patrol 1,2; Transferred From George Washington High School, RONNIE LESTER LEWIS Safety Patrol 2,3; Bus Driver 4; Business Club 4; Beta Club 2, 108 ROBERT LYNN NEWCOMB FFA 2; KVG 2; Business Club 4; Safety Patrol FBLA 3; Library 3; Junior Play 3; FBLA State Convention 3; Pep Club 4, ROBERT URAL OAKES FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 4; KVG 1,2,3,4; Degree Team l. ALFRED SCEARCE Junior Varsity Basketball 2. RALPH SHRIVER Manager Boy's Basketball Team 3; Wrestling Team 1; Vice President 1; FBLA 3; Play 3; Photography Club 4; Music Club 4; President 4; Annual Staff 4. PHILLIP SMITH Pep Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Business Club 4; Junior Play Committee 3. JIMMY TERRY Wrestling Team 1; Safety Patrol 2; Bus Driver 4; Business Club 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; FBLA 3. PAUL THORNTON JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3; FFA 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4, W. L. WADE Glee Club 4; Photography Club 4. 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