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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

The 1964 Archway takes this opportunity to remind its readers that the Class of 1964 is the first to graduate from the new Dan River High School Building. Aus De ; ' we Ne a Le eireces eereceee ie ERED D, VIRGINIA DAN RIVER HIGH SCHOOL RINGGOL Arch Ua a7, THE SENIOR CLASS VOLUME 17 1964 Contents SILT open EA EEN aL CSO eTIls. Callen ant anon te Ce ee 4 FOr eword : LAeah i e 6 Dedication ae ee 14 Md ministration) 2 ee 16 Curritculum........25 Glassesa ee nr 2 OT bse 65 Ge alures we ee AOL 007) Senrfor Ofatisties... 112 Sfudent Directory . 116 Advertisements... .121 Brenda Lee Marshall Oditor Carl Dennett Business Han ager Buatldin te For Ofbers An old man going a lone highway, Came, at the evening cold and Gray, To a chasm vast and deep and wide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim, The sullen stream had no fear for him, But he turned when safe on the other side And bail) a bridge to span the tide “Old Man,” said a fellow pilgrim near, “You are wasting your time building here, Your journey will end wrth the ending Jay, You never again will pass this way, You've crossed the chasm, deep and wide, Ohy build this bridge al evening tide?” The builder lifted his old gray heat “Good friend, in the path J have come,” he sac “There followed afler me to-day A youth whose feet must pass this way. This chasm has been as naught to me, To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be, Ste, too, must cross in the twilight dim, Good friend, TF am building this bridge for him!” Anonymous Fr Ore word This 1s a memento of our years, containing memories never forgotten Tn the SPLING of 1963, workers laid the first bricks of a new Dan Kiver. Fok lowing this work anxiously and hopefully were the eyes of 86 young men and women who marvelled at the idea of being the first graduating class. Now, our last year 1s here. With our anxieties answered, our thoughts turn to a bridge that must be buill to reach our goals, When we build that bridge, and we shall, we will cross 1t and leave behind us customs and ideals which will be- come traditions for the following classes, bul most important of all is that we shall build a better countey in which to lve by “Dutlding for Others.” To butld fat bridge we must strive for high ideals in the fields of . ae Academic Achievement... atrioltsIn... RN one and Tntegrity . ie ne eeeeemceneen aed Se HOSEN SSSR STS einai Bh CNT ce Mme alt ae Li EASE ..5 Lo Wt, = ee es a non nan sehegpeee aR RASNNERASNNS eal Leite cael UAC ORL, ENT beciiiaad ERATE RAT een OBESE OE RE. enor OY BINA ALRREMETR IE. BEE went LEER METTLE TRLILI SA, a To a Lieeed OTA HR —_ ane saosmera BLP LEELA ILLES, HERESIES ou ees SLSR GETS Cs iiiiael LAE SCI SEL orenenen [Pa =| SUED Leaeail So ELE PGT marenet LE ARNT capac ELLA ERNE pans CENA CARH uae EL SEER TABLET ean LE SEALE LIDS GRIST ceca ae = ee weer eee ae eres Bit oe et cot oe est ost oot e Le eadership AS = N x S 5 SO Dedication Dn Memory of Raymond Sk Kickman Frincipal Dan Kiver Stigh School 1947 1963 For sixteen years every student who entered Dan River became Hr. KRrekman’s sor or Jaughter: He look us al into hrs hearl as hits own and crealed for as A home away from home. Dan Kroer students have lon ged for thal night when Mr. Rickman would hand them the coveted diploura. The smile, the handshake, the look of ; farth ty Lis e Yes, farth mM every senior, was a teadition at Dan Ktroer every SPINY. The Class of 1964 looked forward to this SPLing for five years. Vance thal Jay 11) © Seple mber, 19.59, when we entered the erghth grade this was our ultimate goal. This SPLING when lhe diplomas. are presented to us, Mr: Nickman wll be there agai, there tn lhe heart of every senior IN the ( lass of 7 DO4. Our beloved petrctpal, Mr Rickman, Hed on December 61963. For stx- leen years he served Sillsyloanta Counly as heads of Dan Kiver Nigh School Tn the fall of 1963 Lies fon esl Jrean came Lrue—d New building for Be Dan Kroer students. Meeping in our winds Lhe regard and love shown toward hin by CUCL YONE who knew hin and the way in which he fulfilled lhe role of feacher and petncipal lo the highest Jegree, we, the SO NXNIOR CLARB OF 1964 JeSicvale our yearbook lo his DOTDOLY. (Je dedicate tn the hope hal we ay hecome citizens such as he, thal we RAY hecome Americans he would be proud lo call hits sons and Saughlers, thal we might truly he “Dutlding for Oshers.” () Administration é } HW VU Wr: Cugene SHE Gallaher. Sr. Prin cipal : SREDEEEBEEEDE == SSeS) WT MRS, LUCILLE MANGRUM SCHOOL SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD SEATED l. tor.: C. F. Adams, C. G. Hodnett, T. Anthony Pollard. STANDING: J. P. Mays, Nat Watlington, Dr. Gi V. Thompson. i Mr. William Bryant V.P.1.-B.8. Ninth Grade Sponsor Me ae ue Miss Eltha Campbell ongwood-B.5. Madison-B.S. Eight Grade Sponsor Vie Det Mess Mr. Neal Dodson V.P.I-B.S. Tenth Grade Sponsor Facully Mr. Frank Fuller Milligan, Roanoke Bible-B.A Senior Sponsor Mr. Charles Ellis R.P.1.-B.M. Mrs. Janet Friedman Randolph-Macon-B.A. Eighth Grade Sponsor Miss Mattie Hodnett Madison-B.S. Eight Grade Sponsor Mrs. Martha Gourley Georgia State-B.S. U.N.C.-M.Ed. Junior Sponsor Miss Shirley Howard Longwood-B.§8. Ninth Grade Sponsor ce ed Mr. Harry Johnston Appalachian State-B.S. Tenth Grade Sponsor Mr. Joe Key Appalachian State-B.S. Ninth Grade Sponsor Mrs. Naomi Houser Mary Washington-B.A. Senior Sponsor Faculty Mrs. Margie Layne Lynchburg-B.A. Eight Grade Sponsor Mr. W. Lewis Motley V.P.1.-B.S. Mr. J. Fuller Motley Mrs. Shirley McCain Lynchburg-B.A. Stratford, Longwood-B.S. Junior Sponsor Ninth Grade Sponsor Mrs. Sara Payne Marshall College-B.S. Tenth Grade Sponsor Facully Mrs. Marilyn Russell s Baylor University-B.A. V.P.I.-B.S. Le Duke University-M.A.T. Eight Grade Sponsor ig Senior Sponsor Mr. James Powell Mrs. Cecile Roach Lynchburg-B.A. Junior Sponsor baen toe ’ Mrs. Charlotte Stigall East Carolina-B.S. Mr. Julius Spears ; Miss June Tharpe Mercer-B.A, Appalachian State-B.S. Duke University-M.A. Tenth Grade Sponsor Southern Bapt. Sem-Th.M. Ninth Grade Sponsor Mr. William Wallace V.P.I.-B.S. Faculty Mr. Tommy Wilson R.P.1.-B.F.A. Junior Sponsor Mr. George Wells Lynchburg-B.A. Tenth Grade Sponsor Mrs. Estelle Wilson Madison-B.S. Eight Grade Sponsor Miss Hodnett and Mr. Dodson discuss the College Board Test which is given to college bound seniors. Guidance ‘ IAN AN ANN a4 de Seniors not planning to go to college take the Virginia Employment Test. Mr. Gallaher helps Betty Moore fill out her college board application. 22 CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Sally B. Roberts, Mrs. Janie Morris, Mrs. Doris Barker, Mrs. Elizabeth Collie, Mrs. Clara Sadler la Wi Members Give Offictent Service CUSTODIANS MAIDS Mr. Gweby Tate, Mr. Guy Nuckles Mrs. Elizabeth Barksdale, Mrs. Minnie Gunn 23 Dan River LA The Dan River Parent - Teacher Association is the parent organization of the school's S.C.A, OFFICERS Mriebiwood Gosney ten. 1. cs es eeee President Mrs. Randolph Eastwood. . lst Vice President Mrs. Ben Burnett. ..... 2nd Vice President MrssawintOrdeLerry a:2ckeen ees Secretary Mr, Glyde Anderson. 3) .e.0-m- eee Treasurer Mr. Lewis Motley....... Parliamentarian Mrs; Louise Adams... ...9-0.nea ees Historian MrssPaul Marshallero.) ota Historian Mrs..Garnetthlerry ceed semen are Historian OBJECTS To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protect- ion of children and youth, To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the training of a child. To develope between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantage in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. Seniors, Woody McCain, Marie Martin, and Pat Farthing help prepare the 1963-64 P. T. A. yearbook. This is an annual Business Club project. 24 Curriculum On lis Mrs. Janet Friedman Mrs. Naomi Houser Mrs. Shirley McCain Mrs. Marilyn Russell Mr. Julius Spears Mr. George Wells Mr. Tommy Wilson To acquire the ability to communicate better in our world by verbal and written means. Our English Department also includes courses in journalism, speech, and drama. Sorergn Loan Judge Mrs. Marilyn Russell Mr. George Wells To learn the language and customs of the Spanish and French speaking nations and to prepare students for college. Here Mrs. Russell, Spanish instructor, operates the controls of the master unit in the language laboratory, a major feature in our newschool building. Pal Mr. Alvis Barker Miss Shirley Howard Mrs. Sara Payne Scrence General science courses, biology, and chemistry are offered here at Dan River. Through these courses students learn about andbetter appreciate the wonder- ful world of science around us. Social Studies Mr. Frank Fuller Miss Mattie Hodnett Mrs. Naomi Houser Mr. Fuller Motley i, ame Cy This department includes courses inhistory, geography, and government of our nation and the world. To become better citizens of our state and nation. Mathematics Mr. William Bryant Mr. Harry Johnston Mrs. Shirley McCain Mrs. Cecile Roach Dan River offers math courses for business, general use, and preparation for higher study. These courses range from general mathematics to trigonometry. 29) Uocational Ae IGLIC ulfure Mr. Lewis Motley Mr. William Wallace Our new building furnishes twoclass rooms andtwo largeshops for this department. Here students develope | into leaders in the agricultural field, cooperative men, and good citizens. sme atts tcicrai main 30 Htome Cconomies Miss Eltha Campbell Mrs. Charlotte Stigall Our new home economics department includes two complete kitchens, two class rooms, and living room. The purpose of this course is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community liv ing. For the first eight weeks of the school year this department had two student teachers from Longwood College. Miss Cowan Miss Ramsay 31 TS ust{ness To provide students with a means of earning a livelihood; to strengthen the con- fidence of men and women in themselves and their work. Courses in general business, typing, shorthand, business English, bookkeeping, and economics are offered. WHICH TUNE WILL YOU SING ? iu we OR IM FINANC! Mr. Neal Dodson “ao RR Mrs. Martha Gourley Mrs. Margie Layne Mr. James Powell LEARN TO EARN. SAVE, AND INVEST 36 590k ARR. 32 Muste Mr. Charles Ellis To promote understanding and appreciation of music. Mr. Ellis conducts a very large chorus and has or- ganized Dan River's first band. WE (2) OSON BALO cary sway TL yystcal ©Cducation Mr. Harry Johnston Mr. Joe Key Mrs. Shirley McCain Miss June Tharpe ; To promote sound physical, social, and emotional growth and development. Our large new gymnasium makes this course more enjoyable. Lyrbrar Yy To take advantage of the great store of knowledge contained in our spacious library. Mrs. Estelle Wilson Ta Classes Senior Class CLASS OFFICERS SEATED LtoR.: Marie Martin, Secretary; Anne Robinson, Pres- ident; Betty Farmer, Reporter. STANDING Lto R.: Danny John- son, Treasurer; Marshall Han- kins, Vice President. FAYE DORA LINDA PAULETTE BRENDA JOYCE KENNETH WAYNE ADAMS ADAMS ADKINS ADKINS saa LYNN PRESTON JOSEPH WILLIAM CHARLES ELBERT JUDY ANN ADKINS ALDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON DANIEL LEE BRENDA GAIL ANDREWS BARTS CARL LAWRENCE JAMES TASWELL MARIE ANNETTE JAMES LANDRUM BENNETT BLACKSTOCK BUCHANAN CAMPBELL, JR. REBECCA GAIL WILLIAM ROBERT BEVERLY SUE JOHN DAVIS CARTER CIFERS III CLARK COLE GARY EUGENE JERRY WAYNE COLLIE COLLINS LINDA FAYE RONALD LEE IRVIN WAYNE VIRGINIA ANNE DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DILLARD BOBBY CLIFTON HILTON EUGENE GLENDA DALE JOYCE ELAINE DINKLE DIX EANES ECHOLS BETTY JANE BARBARA ANN FARMER FARTHING PATRICIA ANNE BARBARA MARTIN FREDRICK CLARK THERESA LOUISE FARTHING FERGUSON FORD FORE THOMAS GLEN JOAN SPAIN WILLIAM JAMES JAMES ANTHONY FOSTER, JR. GEE GENTRY, JR. GIBSON JOYCE ANN JOYCE ADKINS GOSNEY GRAHAM NANCY ELIZABETH JOHN MARSHALL SHARONE FAYE TOMMY MELVIN GUILL HANKINS, JR. HAWKER HAWKER ERNEST WILLIAM LYNETTE RICHARDSON HENRY BAILEY ELTHA JO HITE HODNETT, JR. HAYMORE HILL JAMES EDWARD IRIS PAULINE HOGAN HOLT PEGGY JOYCE BARBARA JEAN DANIEL GRAY DELORIES GAIL JACKSON JOHNSON JONES INGRAM JIMMIE CAROL LARRY EDWARD KIDD LANDRUM NORA JEAN McDANIEL BRENDA LEE BRENDA RUTH MARSHALL MARSHALL WOODROW DAVIS EUNICE FAYE McCAIN McCORMICK ROBERT PERRY McGREGOR JOYCE MARIE DONALD PRESTON MARTIN MITCHELL BETTY SUE PHILIP DANIEL MARTHA LOU NANCY LEE MOORE MOTLEY MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY BETTY JEAN CLAUDE DALE POWELL PRUITT RICHARD WILLIAM BEVERLY ANNE MARY ELIZABETH NANCY LEE REAVIS ROBINSON ROYSTER SAUNDERS ARVIN LEE WAYNE MORRIS RICHARD LOUIS JAMES HENRY SCEARCE, JR. SCEARCE SHIVELY SNEAD LINDA FAYE TONDRA RAYE STANFIELD STONE TOMMY LYNN PATRICIA ANN LELIA ANN JOYCE ANN SWARINGEN WEBB WILES WILES Sentor Acttotttes The Class of '64 gave a movie camerato Dan River High School. Presenting the gift for the Senior Class are Anne Robin- son, president of theclass, and Marshall Hankins, vice-president. Accepting the gift is Mr. Rickman, our late principal. SPONSORS Mrs. Russell, Mr. Fuller and Mrs. Houser 45 “sii pana aN ae aS Ne Ree Galant etree ae neem [NOONE LLL ALARA panies Mr. Fuller measures Faye Adams for that all important cap and gown. Sr ele Se untor Class CLASS OFFICERS SEATED L, to R.: Betty Jo Whitlow, Vice-President; Carroll Rowland, President; Patricia Dockery, Secre- tary. STANDING L. toR.: Vivian Gibson, Reporter; Judy Ricketts , Treasurer. SPONSORS LEFT to R.: Mrs. Gourley, Mr. F. Motley, Mrs. Roach. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Wilson Frances Abbott Frank Abbott Delores Adkins Rufus Adkins Sunny Aherron Vann Anderson Mike Arnold Phyllis Atkinson Jewell Bailey Nancy Barker Betty Barts Michael Bass LAR ELE EL OT Augusta Bohan Judith Bowman Ronnie Boyter Jean Burnett Jeanette Byrd Patricia Campbell Boyd Cassada Linda Carter Thornton Chaney Marvin Channey Brenda Clark Rae Clark Bonnie Coleman Tommy Collie Sylvia Collins Harold Craft Judy Crowder Nancy Davis Patricia Dockery Beverly Easley Warren Ferguson Wayne Ferguson David Foster Gerald Garrett Jeanette Gatewood Bruce Gentry Marilyn Gibson Vivian Gibson Ray Goad Thomas Gosney Donnie Gunnell Patricia Gunn Sally Haraway Madeline Harville Bobby Hawker Dennis Hawker Carolyn Holland Nancy Holley Linda Hudgins Jimmie Johnson Elaine Jones Roy Jones Alan Keller Guy Lankford Jimmie LaPrade Andrew Lester Linda Light Berndie Lunsford Martha Marshall Jerry Martin Nancy Mayhew Howard Maxey Carol Meadows Leon Meadows Carolyn McLaughlin James McGuire Sammy Milam L. C. Moore Nadine Morris Helen Murphy Wayne Murphy Sylvia Myers Peyton Neal Jerry Noonkester Jimmy Oakley Joyce Oliver Gentrice Overby Janie Owen Nancy Lee Porter Ken Poteat Maynard Pruitt Ingrid Radke Harry Reynolds Walter Reynolds Judith Ricketts Sylvia Riddle Patsy Roach Eddie Rogers Carroll Rowland Jackie Rutherford David Saunders Judy Scott Ann Shields Barbara Shively Carolyn Slayton Mary Smith Dianne Snead Johnny Snead Barbara Walker Carolyn Walker Cherly Walker Sandra Walker Carolyn Wall Kitty White Joyce Whitley Betty Jo Whitlow Charles Wiles Mary Jane Wiles Linda Williams James Willis Lawrence Wilson Michael Wimmer Linda Wyatt Phyllis Wyatt Rachel Stegall Brenda Tate Artie Mae Taylor Danny Taylor Dianne Terry Ruth Terry Susan Thompson Pam Tucker So pl OVIPLOV ECE Clas JS CLASS OFFICERS SEATED Ltor.: Lucy Ellen Gilbert, Treasurer; Marie White, Vice President. STANDING L tor.: Danny Myers, Reporter; Ronnie Lewis, President; Ray Harrington, Secretary. ya eRe SPONSORS SEATED Ltor.: Mrs. Payne; Miss Tharpe. STAND- ING Ltor.: Mr. Johnston; Mr. Wells; Mr. Dodson. Betty Adkins Sylvia Alderson Tanya Arthur Eula Barber Barry Bass Janet Belcher 52 Joan Blackstock Johnny Blair Mike Bliss Darriel Burnett Judy Burnette Gayle Campbell Pat Cassell Helen Chumley Brenda Clark Ronald Clark Linda Duncan Freddie Eanes David Easome Anne Felts Charles Ferguson Roy Ferguson John Foster Victor Franks Mary Lee Gibson Joyce Gilbert Don Coleman Garnett Collins Elgin Crane Janice Crowder Roger Cundiff Betty Dawson Linda Dix Brenda Dodson J. C. Dodson Linda Dodson 53 Lucy Gilbert Judy Giles Venice Guill Zane Guill Sammy Guthrie Billy Hall Wayne Hall Ray Harrington Phylis Hawker Roslyn Hazelwood Frances Hill Patsy Hudgins Burton Jackson Shiela Johnson Dalmar Jones Evelyn Jones Danny Karnes Richard Kendrick Nancy Landrum Judith Layne Martha Lumpkin Patsy Lewis Ronnie Lewis C. L. Loftis Guy Long Janet Lynch Patsy Lynch Sue Marshall Janie Martin Susan Martin 54 Toby Matkins Bobby McDowell Delores Mitchell Dickie Mitchell Stan Moorefield Gloria Morris Faye Moser Danny Myers Larry Myers Norman Myers Linda Pruitt Sandra Puckett Billy Richardson Jean Richardson Jean Ricketts Jerry Robertson Alberta Ryan Don Satterfield Jo Anne Scott Marie Shelton 55 Judy Murphy Marie Murphy Gary Nance Lemuel Nash Harvey New Ann Nuckols Aura Lee Oakes Ralph Oakes Robert Oakes Gypsy Phelps Randy Slate Patricia Smith Janice Spradlin Nancy Terry Valerie Thompson Janice Tickle Linda Toler Wanda Trexler Judy Turner David Vaden Dennis Walker John Walker Steven Walker Mike Wallace Jack Walters Clarence Watkins Marie White Nancy White Carroll Wiles Frances Wiles Linda Wiles Hope Williams Jimmy Williams Martha Williams Billy Wilson Jackie Wilson Nancy Worley Edith Wyatt Lily Wyatt Bobby Yeatts 56 a, ‘reshn. Mal Clas S | CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Sue Ferguson, President. SECOND ROW, L. to r.: Kelly Chattin, S. C. A. Repre- sentative; Judye Davis, Vice- President. THIRD ROW: Ltor.: Dulcie Richardson, Reporter; Billy Rice, Treasurer; Barbara Jo Gilreath, Secretary. CLASS SPONSORS SEATED Ltor.: Miss Howard; Mrs. McCain STANDING L to r.: Mr. Key; Mr. Bryant; Mr. Spears. Judy Arthur Bonnie Barker Douglas Barringer Roy Beverly David Bibee Ara Blackman Ronald Bohannon Carol Bond David Bowman Betty Jean Bray Larry Buntin David Burgess Diane Burgess Tommy Burnett Sandra Carmickle Jerry Carter Linda Carter Harley Cassell Kelly Chattin Janice Clark Barbara Cook Faye Crabb Theresa Craig Edgar Davis Judye Davis Willie Dillard Peggy Dinkle Nancy Dix Thomas Dodson Berry Doolin Kenneth Echols Susan Ferguson John Foster Betty Gauldin Michael Gauldin Bonnie Gibson Barbara Gilreath Larry Goodnight Gay Gregory Bruce Guill Philip Hall Shirley Hardy Colene Harville Nancy Hastings Zane Hastings Brenda Hawker Donald Hawker Glen Hawker Kathy Haynes Donald Hill Joan Hill Robert Hodges Jerome Hogan Crystal Hoover Roger Hudgins David Hudgins Michael Hudgins James Hupp Jean Hutchinson Janet Jeffress Edward Jennings David Jones Bobby Keesee Bruce Lewis Carol Lewis Linda Loftis Bobby Long Anne Lowe Ray Marshall Judy McGuire Michael Meadows Judy Milam Daryl Mills James Mobley Bobby Moore Dorothy Moorefield Carolyn Nuckols Faye Oakes Ray Oakes Larry Owen Johnny Lee Owen Johnny W. Owen Robin Pruitt Jimmy Reynolds Billy Rice Dulcie Richardson Gayle Richardson Judy Ricketts David Roach Richard Roach Dina Ryan Kathy Saunders William Shelton Linda Shively Verlena Shively Jimmy Shumate Jerry Slaughter Roger Slayton Gerald Stephens Diane Stewart Sharon Talbard Paul Thacker Lonnie Tickle Pat Toler Dennis Tolley Lilly Towell Linda Trammell James Turnbull Roger Turner Regina Vassar Michael Vernon Dianne Wade Delores Walker Diane Walker Randy Walker Sharon Watlington Garland White Peggie Whitley Gene Whitt Donald Williams Stanley Wludyka Kenneth Yeaman Joy Yeatts SPONSORS SEATED LtoR: Mrs. Layne, Mrs. Friedman STANDING L to R: Mr. Powell, Mr. Barker NOT PICTURED: Miss Hodnett, Mrs. Wilson Johnny Adkins Pat Alderson Virginia Andrews Bucky Arthur Tina Ashworth Charles Barber Judy Barts Tommy Belcher Richard Benson ‘ . 61 Suh- Freshman Class CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW LtoR: Nan Jennings, Vice- President; Dianne Mitchell, Songleader. SECOND ROW LtoR: Tina Ashworth, Song- leader; Judy Barts, Reporter, THIRD ROW L to R: Flora Richardson, Pianist; Jerry Franklin, President; Alicia Hawker, Treasurer James Beverly William Bolling Ann Bowman Gaynelle Boyd Tyler Brown Danny Brummett Ann Burnett Arlene Burnett Maureen Callahan Patricia Carlton Elaine Carter Carol Casey William Childress Brenda Clardy Dwight Clayton John Compton Dianne Crabb Shiela Dalton Cynthia Daniel Jessie Daniel Donald Davis Ronald Davis Linda Dawson Billy Demarcus Gary Dillard Alice Dillard Linda Dinkle Michael Dodd Eddie Dodson David Dykes Carolyn Eanes Michael Eanes Ruth Eanes Jimmy Eastwood John Eastwood Gary Edwards Randy Edwards Thomas Ervin Darrell Finney Jean Fortner Margaret Foster Glinda Fox Donald Francis Jerry Franklin Joyce Garrett Shirley Gauldin Paul Gibson Elaine Guthrie Grace Hall Bethanie Hamlett Gerald Harris Alicia Hawker Danny Hazelwood Mary Holder Bill Holland Sandra Holley James Holt Cathy Hoover Lois Hudgins James Hudgins Joyce Hutson Danny Hughes Robert Hughes Dennis Hutchinson Roger Isom Linda Jefferies Frank Jennings Nan Jennings Betty Jones Dale Jones Tilda Karnes Keith Lane Maxine Leonard Deloris Long Mike Lovern Betty Lyles Frank McDaniel Donald McGuire Danny McNichols Bobby Martin Donald Meadows Dianne Mitchell David Moore Gilder Moore Raymond Moore Robert Moore Patsy Moorefield Barbara Murphy Darryl Myers Teresa Nance Kenneth Nelson Cecil Newton Marcella Noonkester BarbaraNorton Jerry Oakes Melvin Oakes Tony Oakes Virginia Oakley Brenda Overby Joyce Parsons Mickey Patterson Patricia Payne Nancy Pierce Phyllis Pippin Brenda Pruitt Linda Pruitt Bobbie Quisenberry Flora Richardson Joe Richardson John Richie Joyce Robertson Patricia Rogers Patsy Setliff Daniel Shelton Martha Shelton Brenda Slaughter David Slaughter George Smith Michael Smith Earnest Snead Sherry Stephens Clair Tate Judy Tate David Taylor Karen Taylor Marshall Terry Brann Terry Ro bert Thompson Theresa Thompson Janet Turner Michael Vaden Kenneth Vernon Carroll Walker Dianne Walker Donna Wallace Donald White David Whitt Jimmy Wilkerson Allen Williams Connie Williams Deborah Williamson David Willis Betty Wilson Jackie Womack Kathy Wood Felix Wonner Sammy Wray Alice Wyatt Barry Yates David Yates Clubs Sudent Cooperative “Assoctation The S. C. A. is responsible for governing the student body. It strives to promote high ideals in the school life of the students. To Attain New Heights wasthe goalof the Student Coopera- tive Association of Dan River High School in 1963-1964. Realizing the importance, responsibility and the challenge be- fore us; organization and encouragement of a Demerit System was the first step in strengthening the student government. Toserve our schoolin the future, creating and recommending a new Coat of Arms and a new Alma Mater. Serving the present, installation of astudent phone, publishing a Student Directory, and a Suggestion Box for students. Coordination of Club Activities to avoid conflicts, by filing club records and inviting club presidents to Ss. C. A. meetings. Through amendments in the Student Cooperative Association Constitution for betterment of the organiza- tion, we, the student government of 1963-1964, sought to clear the path for Attaining New Heights. SEATED L to r.: David Foster, Vice President; Peggy Ingram, Treasurer; Tommy Foster, President; Pat Webb, Secretary; Ken Poteat, Reporter. STANDING L to r.: Sue Marshall, Songleader; Rae Clark, Songleader; Mr. Dodson, Sponsor; Miss Tharpe, Sponsor; Mr. Motley, Sponsor; Judy Crowder, Pianist. PRL ak mel ; P| CLUB REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW L. to r.: Carol Meadows, Davey Cole, Anne Robinson, Janice Crowder, Joy Yeatts. SECOND ROW L. to R.: Venice Guill, Dale Guill, John Walker, Rachel Stegall, Marie White. THIRD ROW L. toR.: Carroll Rowland, Wayne Ferguson, Kelly Chattin, Stan Moorefield, Danny Johnson, Woody McCain. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW LtoR.: Janet Turner, Nancy Hastings, Pat Payne, Brenda Clardy. SECOND ROW L toR.: Carolyn McLaughlin, Bobbie Quisenberry, Rachel Stegall, Martha Williams, Ingrid Radke. THIRD ROW LtoR.: Margaret Philpott, Lucy Gilbert, Judy Anderson, Bonnie Gibson, Nancy Landrum. FOURTH ROW LtoR.: Marshall Terry, Andy Lester, Ben Milam, Billy Wilson, Barry Bass. Beta Club SREY Pe Be ee SENIOR BETA CLUB FIRST ROW left to r.: Mrs. Houser, Sponsor; Nancy Guill, Nancy Holley, Richard Shively, Carol Meadows, Judy Scott, Betty Linda Stanfield, Susan Thompson. THIRD ROW: Theresa Fore, Farmer. SECOND ROW: Brenda Lee Marshall, CarolynWalker, Martha Montgomery, Betty Whitlow, David Foster, Judy Marie Martin, Tommy Foster, Rachel Stegall, Phyllis Atkinson, Ricketts, Sally Haraway, Rae Clark, Judy Crowder. | [ | 7 ‘ 3 2 Beta members must have worthy BETA OFFICERS — character, good mentality, creditable SEATED L. to r.: BettyWhitlow, achievement, and commendable at- Vice-President; Theresa Fore, x ae President; Judy Ricketts, Re- titude. One becomes eligible for Beta cording Secretary. STANDING: whenhe hascompleted the first semes- Betty Farmer, Reporter; Rachel ter of the sophomore year and has as 58 eee sere peaebttancy ats maintained a 2.2 scholastic average. V1 oster, reasurer; arileé : Martin’ Copreatonaite soeretarys In February the club held a tapping ceremony to bring in new members and gaveatalent show for the student body. JUNIOR BETA CLUB FIRST ROW left to r.: Linda Dodson, JoAnne Scott, Miss Howard, Sponsor; Linda Carter, Teresa Craig, Martha Williams. SECOND ROW: Gay Gregory, Nancy Hastings, Diane Burgess, Janice Crowder, Carolyn Nuckols, Randy Walker. THIRD ROW: Kelly Chattin, Linda Aherron, Janice Clark, Susan Martin, Shirley Hardy, Hope Williams, Paul Thacker. FOURTH ROW: David Roach, Lucy Gilbert, Bonnie Gibson, Jean Ricketts, Toby Mat- kins, Janet Belcher, Nancy Landrum, Tanya Arthur. Soreign Loan Judge Cub FIRST ROW left tor.: Mr. Wells, Sponsor; Randy Walker, Toby Matkins, Linda Dodson, Michael Gauldin. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Moorefield, Susan Martin, Vice-President; Ann Randy Patterson, Jimmy LaPrade, Kelly Chattin, James Lowe, Mason Andrews, Ingrid Radke, Secretary; Mrs. Rus- Willis, Treasurer; Frank Abbott, President; Marvin Chaney, sell, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Douglas Barringer, Carolyn Rufus Adkins, Paul Thacker. Nuckols, Linda Carter, Ara Blackmon, Phyllis Atkinson, Through the programs of this club the members in the countries of South America, France, and are learning the customs of the countries whose Spain. languages they are studying. They have pen-pals Future Seachers of Amertea FIRST ROW left to r.: Susan Thompson, Betty Sue Moore, President; Judy Anderson, Historian. SEC- OND ROW: Judy Scott, Vice-President; Joyce Oliver, Carol Meadows, Nancy Mayhew. THIRD ROW: Miss Hodnett, Spon- sor; Ruth Terry, Nancy Guill, Janice Crowder, Lucy Gilbert, Secretary. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Friedman, Sponsor; Johnny Foster, Andy Lester, Toby Matkins. Students who are interested in teaching as a career are members of the FTA. At club meetings they learn to use the characteristics which are necessary for successful teaching. Each member endeavors to understand the development of schools, their purposes and contributions to our so- ciety, and the opportunities they offer to us in education. A delegation from the club attended the State FTA Con- vention and the entire club is selling toothbrushes as a fund-raising project. Future Stomemakers of America OFFICERS: Nancy Landrum-President. SECOND ROW: Secretary. FOURTH ROW: Judy Ricketts- Parliamen- Judye Davis-Recording Secretary; Jean Ricketts-Vice tarian; Sandra Walker-Songleader; Sandra Carmichael- President. THIRD ROW: Janice Clark-Historian; Treasurer; Rae Clark; Songleader. Dianne Snead-Reporter; Gypsy Phelps-Corresponding FIRST ROW L. to R.: Dianne Mitchell, Nancy Saunders, Pat Dockery, Faye Adams, Helen Murphy, Nancy Landrum, Jean Ricketts, Gypsy Phelps, Judye Davis, Janice Clark, Dianne Snead, Rae Clark, Judy Ricketts, Sandra Carmichael, Sandra Walker, Madeline Harville, Sylvia Riddle, Bonnie Coleman, Jody Haymore, Cynthia Daniel, Judy Rae Tate, Flora Richardson. SECOND ROW: CarolJeffries, Delores Adkins, Arlene Burnett, Shelia Dalton, Elaine Carter, Janet Jones, Joyce Robertson, Janet Belcher, Tilda Karnes, Nan Jennings, Brenda Overby, Nancy White, Joyce Echols, Linda Adams, Bonnie Gibson, Barbara Gilreath, Faye Oakes, Katherine Hanes, Linda Loftis, Penny Cook, Linda Trammell, Martha Shelton, Sherry Stephens. THIRD ROW: Karen Taylor, Dianne Walker, Judith Layne, Carol Bond, Judy Ricketts, Margaret Foster, Bobbie Quisenberry, Gaynell Boyd, Linda Pruitt, Joyce Garrett, Janet Turner, Gen- trice Overby, Sue Marshall, Diane Walker, Linda Shively, Peggy Dinkle, Sudie Hoover, Bonnie Barker, Janet Jeffress, Anne Shields, Janet Lynch, Lily Wyatt, Barbara Shively, Cheryl Walker. FOURTH ROW: Phyliss Pippin, Maxine Leonard, Dina Ryan, Linda Duncan, Patsy Hudgins, Jewel Bailey, Deloris Mitchell, Alberta Ryan, Robin Pruitt, Teresa Craig, Deloris Long, Bethany Hamlett, Linda Dawson, Mary Lee Gibson, Patsy Moorefield, Colene Harville, Tina Ashworth, Barbara Norton, Valerie Thompson, Ann Bowman, Sue Ferguson, Pat Toler, Diane Burgess, Theresa Thompson, Judy McGuire. FIFTH ROW: Betty Jones, Betty Gauldin, Shirley Gauldin, Donna Wallace, Brenda Slaughter, Glenda Fox, Joyce Parsons, Clara Mae Tate, Debra Williamson, Sandra Holley, Joyce Gilbert, Linda Wyatt, Ann Nuckols, Evelyn Jones, Lois Hudgins, Joan Hill, Joyce Hudson, Connie Williams, Guilda Moore, Brenda Pruitt, Linda Aherron, Gay Gregory, Regina Vassar. SIXTH ROW: Kathy Wood, Elaine Guthrie, Virginia Oakley, Teresa Nance, Ann Burnett, Dale Jones, Patsy Setliff, Linda Jeffress, Carolyn Eanes, Marcella Noonkester, Linda Nelson, Kathy Holder, Pamela Tucker, Diane Terry, Alice Wyatt, Linda Dodson, Nancy Pierce, Alicia Hawker, Judy Barts, Pat Payne, Brenda Hawker, Judy Gusler, Sally Haraway, Betty Whitlow, Carolyn McLaughlin. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization composed of students studying home- making in high school. The Dan River chapter is one of the largest clubs in the state. It is an active member of the Piedmont Federation, the Virginia Association, of the FHA, and the National FHA. Theclubhas had many activities this year, with 25 members earning the Junior Homemaker Degree and 13 earning the Chapter Degree. Six girls have applied for the State Homemaker Degree. The FH 7 meets every month and has had two guest speakers this year. Janice Clark, club historian, is the cor- respondent from the club for a national magazine, Co-Ed. Nancy Landrum, club president, is the treasurer for the Piedmont Federation this year and Jean Ricketts, vice-president, has been elected Federation treasurer for next year. The chapter's money-making project was the sale of stationery “ h the new school's picture on it. FIRST ROW Left to R.: Mr. Wallace, James Compton, Michael Vaden, Tommy Belcher, Ronnie Davis, Perry McGregor, Jimmy Hogan, Wayne Ferguson, Marshall Hankins, Carroll Rowland, Warren Ferguson, Bruce Guill, H. B. Hodnett, David Burgess, Michael Smith, Elbert Anderson, Bobby Moore, Michael Hudgins, Bobby Childress, Mr. Motley. SECOND ROW: Frank Jennings, John Barbour, Gary Fitzerger ald, Jerry Robertson, Pat Alder- son, Robert Hughes, Jimmy Eastwood, Jimmy Wilkerson, John Foster, Barry Bass, Ronald Clark, Bill Holland, Ray Oakes, Kenny Yeaman, Roger Slayton, Larry Barrett, Jerry Martin, Donald Hawker. THIRD ROW: Jessie Daniel, Clarence Watkins, David Vaden, Jack Walters, Thornton Chaney, Beverly Easley, Leon Meadows, Edgar Davis, Jimmy Oakley, Alan Keller, Jimmy Kidd, Carroll Wilkerson, Danny Johnson, Donald Hill, Danny Taylor, Boyd Cassada, Kenneth Irby, Garland White, Glen Hawker. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Shumate, Danny Hughes, Sammy Wray, Roger Harland, Zane Hasting, James Beverly, Jackie Rutherford, Roy Ferguson, Garnette Collins, Jimmy Johnson, Norman Myers, Roy Jones, Thomas Gosney, Dennis Walker, Tcmmy Cardwell, James Holt, Robert Richardson, John Eastwood. FIFTH ROW: Odell Tate, Tommy Shelton, Charles Lynch, Billy Hall, Joe Cox, Danny McNickols, Bran Terry, Ronnie Lewis, J. C. Dodson, Charles Ferguson, Tommy Collie, Robert Oakes, Billy Richardson, Tommy Swaringen, Gene Whitt, David Hudgins. FARMERS Or The Future Farmers of America is a national organization which places emphasis on those who are interested in the field of agriculture. A wide variety of activities is carried on by the club throughout the year. Each year the club has a dis- play in the Danville Fair, where they show their farm products. 72 This year they have made and sold mail-box posts and farm gates, tractor seat covers, and candy to finance their Sweetheart Party and annual Father- Son Hamburger Fry. The Dan River Chapter mem- bers participate inthe Federation activities in which Jimmy Hogan is serving as federation treasurer this year. Future Sarmers of “America OFFICERS FRONT: Carroll Rowland, President. SECOND ROW: Sentinel. FOURTH ROW: Warren Ferguson, Treasurer; Jimmy Hogan, Secretary; Marshall Hankins, Vice- David Burgess, Conductor; Wayne Ferguson, Parlia- President. THIRD ROW: Perry McGregor, Reporter; mentarian; H. B. Hodnett, Conductor. Patricia Dockery, FFA Sweetheart, 1963; Ronnie Davis, f FIRST ROW Left to R.: Kathy Holder, Wayne Davis, Bruce Guill, Barbara Farthing, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Carl Bennett, President; Jeanette Gatewood, Linda Hudgins. THIRD ROW: The members of the Photography Club are those students who like to take and develop pictures. During club meetings and outside of class time, they Fhoto GLa. pla. Y Club Mr. Fuller, Sponsor; Artie Taylor, Vice-President; Venice Guill, SCA Representative; Roslyn Hazelwood, Secretary. are trying to learn how to develop and print negatives and how to take better pictures. Serence Club Thro ugh Science Club meetings and projects the members are learning to understand and better ap- preciate the role of science in their lives. These FIRST ROW Left to R.: Miss Howard, Sponsor; Mr. Barker, Sponsor; Charles Barber, Secretary; Wayne Murphy, Vice- President; Dale Guill, President; Mrs. Payne, Sponsor. SEC- OND ROW: KennethIrby, Larry Goodnight, Ralph Murphy, Gary students, interested in all phases of science, are planning a field trip to the Planetarium in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, to learn about the Universe. Dillard, R.C. Davis, Zane Guill. THIRD ROW: Joe Cox, Glenn Talbard, Dickie Mitchell, James Hupp, David Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Logan, Tommy Dodson, James Mobley, Earnest Snead, Michael Eanes. Richard Kendrick helps Mr. Wilson, Art Club Sponsor, decorate the Christmas tree in the main hall. FRONT ROW Left to R.: Elaine Carter, Diane Mitchell, Brenda Lee Marshall, Reporter; Patricia Campbell, Treasurer; Janice Clark, Secretary; Betty Sue Moore, President; Anne Robinson, SCA Representative; Valerie Thompson. SECOND ROW: Michael Smith, Delores Mitchell, Martha Marshall, Janet Lynch, Art Club The Art Club is organized for the express purpose of promoting in youth a greater desire and appreciation for all fine arts. The main project of the Art Club was to decorate the school for Christmas. The Art Club sponsored a contest among homerooms to determine the most attractive door decoration for Christmas. Janice Tickle, Linda Carter, Carolyn Nuckols, Maxine Leonard. THIRD ROW: Elbert Anderson, Tommy Collie, Stan Wludyka, Maynard Pruitt, Phyllis Atkinson, Sylvia Riddle, Sharon Talbard, Richard Kendrick. 75 FIRST ROW Left to R.: Mrs. Layne, Faye Adams, Nancy Saunders, Betty Powell, Carol Meadows, Davey Cole, Peggy In- gram, Danny Andrews, Sue Clark, Nancy Davis, Pat Farthing, Judy Crowder, Mrs. Gourley. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Wyatt, Frances Abbott, Linda Carter, Elaine Jones, Jeanette Byrd, Linda Adams, Virginia Dillard, Nora McDaniel, Joyce Oliver, Susan Thompson, Betty Barts, Diane Terry, Iris Holt, Nancy Porter. THIRD ROW: Liz Royster, Marie Martin, Brenda Tate. Mr. Peyton Barbour Vip bois Dae Mr. Barbour joined the DR faculty in January when Mr. Dodson was appointed administrative assistant. Mr. Barbour is in the busi- ness department. Linda Light, Delories Jones, Barbara Jackson, Joyce Echols, Carolyn Slayton, Ann Wiles, Sharone Hawker, Nancy Barker, Carolyn Walker, Carolyn Holland, Richard Shively. FOURTH ROW: Marie Buchanan, Peyton, Neal, Cheryl Slaughter, Stella Trammell, Nancy Guill, Lynette Hite, Jody Haymore, Nancy Montgomery, Glenda Eanes, Nick Blackstock, Jerry Martin, Earnest Hill. Dan Kiver Srusiness Club Our Business Club consists of a group of students en- rolled in business subjects and is organized in accord- ance with the guiding principles of the Business Club. The club helps the students to become familiar with the business world they are about to enter. Officers of the club FROM LEFT TOR.: Peggy Ingram, Presi- dent; Mrs. Layne, Sponsor; Carol Meadows, Reporter; Judy Crowder, Treasurer; Nancy Davis, Historian; Pat Farthing, Historian; Danny Andrews, Vice-President; Davey Cole, SCA Representative. SEATED: Mrs. Gourley, Sponsor; Sue Clark, Secretary. Some of the club members look at their programs during a tour of the Dan River Mills. The club also had a dinner for its members. Mr. Mathew Nelson came to DR as a student teacher from V.P.I. at mid- semester. He taught in the business department. = 2 eo : ja —— ae ee a Drama Cub FIRST ROW Left to R.: Marie Buchanan, Patsy Roach, Zane Guill, Sandra Puckett, Roslyn Hazelwood, Jean Burnett, Martha Williams, Hope Williams, JoAnne Scott, Linda Dodson. SEC- OND ROW: Gerald Garrett, President; Danny Taylor, Davey Cole, Liz Royster, Jerry Noonkester, Patricia Campbell, Joh n The Drama Club is a group of DR students in- terested in all forms of drama and literature. The members have been busy this year, for they were hosts for the One- Act Play Festival in their district. Muste Club Walker, Iris Holt, Nadine Morris. THIRD ROW: Tommy Foster, Sue Clark, Historian; Peggy Ingram, Historian; Jimmy LaPrade, Treasurer; Bruce Gentry, Carroll Rowland, Vivian Gibson, Anne Robinson, Brenda Clark, Secretary; Brenda Lee Marshall, Ben Milam. Not Pictured-Freddie Eanes, Vice-President. To raise money for the festival they held bake sales and will give three one-act plays for the public. They are also working hard onallforensic activities. FIRST ROW Left to R.: Linda Toler, Nancy Barker, Helen Murphy, Artie Taylor, Pat Farthing, Secretary; Woody McCain, President; Judy Crowder, Vice-President; Joy Yeatts, SCA Representative; Jerry Franklin, Keith Lane. SECOND ROW: Linda Pruitt, Glenda Eanes, Nora McDaniel,Gary Nance, Richard Kendrick, Mickey Patterson, Warren Williams, Gary Dillard, Tommy Erwin, Sammy Guthrie, Dale Guill, David Roach. THIRD For the benefit and enjoyment of those students who appreciate music this clubwas organized. The main project of the Music Club is to assist the band and chorus intheir programs. They will sponsor a con- ge 2 fds nner = Pom ROW: Maynard Pruitt, Linda Light, Brenda Tate, Guy Lank- ford, Ralph Murphy, Dickie Mitchell, Mrs. Roach, Sponsor; Dulcie Richardson, Berndie Lunsford, Barbara Gilreath, Harvey New. FOURTH ROW: Marie Shelton, Marie Murphy, Carolyn Wall, Carol Casey, Harry Reynolds, Sylvia Alderson, Linda Wiles, Frances Wiles, Judy Giles, Brenda Dodson, Marilyn Gibson, Joan Blackstock, Donald Mitchell, Edward Marshall. cert during Music Week and give a party for the student body to raise money for band equipment and other projects. pate FRONT ROW Left to R.: Mr. Motley, Sponsor; Bill Holland, Dickie Reavis, Reporter; H. B. Hodnett, Vice-President; Danny Taylor, Secretary; Bonnie Gibson, Treasurer; Danny Johnson, President; David Burgess, Donald Hill, Dennis Walker, Berndie Lunsford. SECOND ROW: Robert Oakes, Kenneth Adkins, Boyd Cassada, Woody McCain, Lee Scearce, Thomas Gosney, Tommy Safely The objectives of the Safety Patrol are to help pro- mote safety on buses as they travel to and from Cardwell, Bobby Childress, J. B. McGuire, Michael Lee Smith. THIRD ROW: Philip Motley, Larry Myers, Lynn Adkins, Joseph Alderson, Jimmy Reynolds, Perry McGregor, Jimmy Hogan, Harvey New, Gary Fitzgerald. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Clark, Douglas Spain, Norman Myers, Jimmy Williams, Wayne Hall, Barry Bass, Jim Eastwood, Marshall Hankins, Diane Burgess. Fatrol school. They help stop traffic for students who must cross the road to enter or leave the bus. Bus L L1UELS KNEELING Left to R.: Kenneth Adkins, Dickie Reavis, Lunsford, Hall, Harry Lee Tate. Danny Johnson, Danny Taylor, Berndie Marshall Hankins, Wayne STANDING: Tommy Cardwell, Jimmy Hogan, Philip Motley, Woody McCain, Thomas Gosney, Donald Hill, H. B. Hodnett, Larry Myers, Lynn Adkins. se — y Pa - ‘ een 8 ¢ | Features aaasscserttO Miss Sub- rewnr adn Mass Freshman Sherry Stephens Barbara Jo Gilreath Tiss Soph omore Tiss Se UunLor Marie White Diane Terry j 80 7. Niss Sentor E g g Fa i i Woody NeCain Lat Webb Sensor Class S1a Ly The Senior Class presented BROTHER GOOSE, a three-act comedy, by William Davidson on November 22, 1963, in the new school auditorium. The play pro- vided lively entertainment for the audience as the plot developed into a huge mix-up of minds. The cast for the play included: Jeff, BROTHER GOOSE - Danny Andrews Hy - Pat Webb Leonore - Brenda Ruth Marshall Peggy - Peggy Ingram Mrs. Trimmer - Sharone Hawker Helen - Linda Adams Truck Driver - Jimmy Hogan Sarah- Faye McCormick Eve - Faye Adams Carol - Nancy Saunders Wes - Tommy Foster Wesley Adams, don't you dare! exclaims Eve. Is it Sarah' ’ or Faye? Only the make-up committee knows for sure. Hy illustrates her singing and playing ability to a not so enthusiastic Peggy. And this, says Jeff, is the master bedroom. Rebecca Carter applies ''Helen's ” make-up on opening night. 82 yh untor Class Slay On October 18, 1963, the Junior Class presented Thornton Wilder's three-act play, OUR TOWN, toa large and enthusiastic audience. Those who attended this dramatic presentation saw a performance in which they used their imagination as an important factor in the enjoyment and understanding of the plot as the majority of the action was done in pantomime. Many of the townspeople mourn the death of Emily as she stands excluded from their sight. Do you, Emily Webb, (Brenda Clark) take George Gibbs (Boyd Cassada) to be your lawful wedded husband? Now son, I have told you once, exclaims Mrs. Webb (Rae Clark) as Mr. Webb (Jimmy LaPrade) looks on, you have to wear your golashes when you go out in this kind of weather! a CS nites ES — PRE HR : ya And they say that Simon Stimson (Bobby Hawker) was seen staggering down the street last night after midnight, Mrs. Gibbs! ' Mrs. Gibbs (Betty Whitlow) “Moonlight and Noses” The highlight of DRHS's social functions was held May 24, 1963, at the Co untry Club Inn. The theme, ‘Moonlight and Roses, was carried out beautifully by the Class of '64 as they honored the Senior Class with a formal dance. Woody McCain and Pat Webb were crowned by the Junior Class President, Peggy Ingram, to reign as King and Queen of the Prom. “rss Sh erry Christmas” Sharone Hawker, candidate from the Senior Class, was crowned Miss Merry Christmas at the annual SCA Christmas Ball. A bouquet of poinsettias was presented to Miss Hawker by Pat Webb, SCA Secretary. Nass Dan Kiver Linda Stanfield was elected Miss Dan River 1963-64 by her fellow Senior Class members. Miss Stanfield rep- resented Dan River High School in the Chatham Christ- mas Parade. 85 Royal Dan SEATED Left to R.: Eugene Dix, Rebecca Carter, Mr. Spears, Linda Toler. SECOND ROW: Ken Poteat, David Foster, Vivian Betty Farmer, Mike Wimmer, Theresa Fore. FIRST ROW Gibson, Faye McCormick, Mike Bass, Cheryl Walker, Gary Standing: Iris Holt, Johnny Foster, Rachel Stegall, Nadine Nance, Judy Anderson, Nancy Montgomery, Linda Pruitt, Morris, Roslyn Hazelwood, Linda Stanfield, Brenda Barts, Patsy Moorefield, Barbara Gilreath, Venice Guill. Brenda Adkins, Liz Royster, Nancy Holley, Gloria Morris, The Royal Dan, student newspaper, is published every six weeks by members of the Journalism Club. Their aim is to keep Dan River students in- formed. LEFT TO R.: Rebecca Carter, Associate Editor; Mr. Spears, Advisor; Betty Farmer, Editor; Theresa Fore, Associate Editor. SOUTHERN INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION SIPA is a convention held each year in order to improve school publications. Delegates from our annual and newspaper staffs attend this series of meetings each spring. SEATED 1tor: Betty Farmer, Editor of the Royal Dan, Mrs. Gourley, Archway Sponsor, Brenda Lee Marshall, Editor of the Archway. STANDING ltor: Ken Poteat, David Foster of the Royal Dan, Carl Bennett, Business Manager of the Archway. 86 Archway An annual staff member, Davey Cole, makes sure he gets a subscription for an annual anytime, anyplace, and anyway! ! The Archway covers student-life at Dan River for the year. The Staffis happy to offer color this year for the first time. This staff has worked ex- ECONSM'C jaa! C1E SEATED Left to Right: Theresa Fore, Sports; Sharone Hawker, Features; Mrs. Gourley, Advisor; Brenda Lee Marshall, Editor; Rebecca Carter, Literary Editor; Carl Bennett, Business Manager. FIRST ROW: Peggy Ingram, Proofs; Brenda Adkins, Proofs; Linda Stanfield, Layout; Barbara Farthing, Index; Davey Annual staff members work long and hard hours after schooltoget the annual to press on time. ceptionally hardin order tobring you the best year- book ever produced in your school. Cole, Layout; Faye Adams, Typist; Brenda Ruth Marshall, Artist; Richard Shively, Index. SECOND ROW: Marie Martin, Layout; Patricia Farthing, Typist; Bobby Cifers, Advertising; Betty Sue Moore, Layout; Anne Robinson, Artist; Judy Anderson, Academics; Iris Holt, Circulation; Linda Adams, Typist. 87 MOST POPULAR Theresa Fore Davey Cole Senror WITTIEST NEATEST Faye McCormick Tommy Swaringen Virginia Dillard Dickie Reavis : aia t s MOST TALENTED Nora McDaniel Gary Collie : : FRIENDLIEST Sharone Hawker Perry McGregor LOL tala CLASS LOAFERS Joyce Wiles Bobby Cifers MOST COURTEOUS Anne Robinson Richard Shively MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING Linda Stanfield Fred Ford William Gentry Brenda Ruth Marshall uperlatives BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST STUDIOUS FUTURE OLD MAID Martha Montgomery Betty Farmer Carl Bennett AND BACHELOR Larry Landrum Rebecca Carter Eugene Dix MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BIGGEST FLIRT Brenda Lee Marshall Danny Andrews Danny Johnson Joyce Graham BEST ALL AROUND Tommy Foster Betty Sue Moore MOST DEPENDABLE BIGGEST PEST Iris Holt Marshall Hankins Liz Royster Jimmy Campbell BIGGEST BABY Judy Anderson Jimmy Hogan Sorenstes vps Sans peedsmersiee Ee neat AAA, enti eee anna ce é wenn ne jeg 7 te OM A MINUET by Louis N. Parker was Dan River's entry in the Group II District IV One-Act Play Festival heldat DanRiver. The play won the trophy with a Superior rating. In state com- petition at Charlottes- ville, the play won a Superior rating with State Certificate. The cast included L. TOR.: Peggy Ingram, the Marchioness; Tommy Foster, the Marquis; and James Turnbull, the Goaler. The play was under the direction of Mr. Tommy Wilson. Mr. Wilson also di- rects the other foren- sic activities at DR. L. TOR.: Gloria Morris and Brenda Lee Marshall, (a ye A, ? Affirmative; Danny Myers and Johnny Blair, Negative. Fenerd Ce nie rebietat teciaea | ras ey Alternate. The af- L. TOR.: Nadine Morris, Girls' Poetry; Jerry Noonkester, lirmative won a district championship and is entered Boys' Public Speaking; Vivian Gibson, Girls' Public Speaking; in the state competition. Freddie Eanes, Boys' Prose; Brenda Clark, Girls' Prose; Ruth Terry, Spelling. Not pictured-Jimmy LaPrade, Boys' Poetry. Virginia IS O ys” and Girls’ State Boys' and Girls' State is an assembly of boys and girls who meet together each year to discuss Virginia government. They become familiar with our state government by setting up their own model state. The 1963 delegates from Dan River were Carl Bennett and Brenda Lee Marshall. Spor JS The highlight of the Dan River Homecoming game with Whitmell, December 14, came during the half- time of the boys' game when Miss Lucy Ellen Gilbert was crowned Homecoming Queen IX. Both our boys' and girls' teams were vic- torious, winning over Whitmell with scores of 74-50 and 38-19 re- spectively. HOMECOMING COURT L. TOR.: PRINCESS BRENDA RUTH MARSHALL PRINCESS LINDA STANFIELD Lucy Ellen Gilbert is crowned by HOMECOMING QUEEN VIII, Evelyn Dellis. Lucy's escort is Charles Ferguson. Candidate Brenda Ruth Marshall is escorted onto the court by William Gentry during the halftime ceremonies. Coa ch. es Good sportsmanship is as im- portant as hard work and a winning team. Through the guidance of our coaches this quality begins the molding of a fine character in each athlete. Mr. Harry Johnston Mr. Joe Key Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Track J. V. Football Miss June Tharpe Mr. Bill Bryant Girls' Basketball Baseball J. V. Basketball Miss Shirley Howard J. V. Cheerleaders Mrs. Shirley McCain Varsity Cheerleaders 94 J U. OLeerleaders LEFT TOR.: Nancy White, Patsy Hudgins, Janice Crowder, Jo Anne Scott, Gay Gregory, Nan Jennings, Susan Martin, Sherry Stephens. Captain-Janice Crowder, Co-Captain-Jo Anne Scott These eight girls work hard supporting: the J.V. teams. They lead cheers at all the J.V. games and maintain good school spirit. Several of them will become varsity cheer- leaders in the coming year. The girls begin a cheer during a time out in the game be- tween DR J.V.'s and Robert E. Lee. All for Dan River stand up and holler ! ' 95 ea ell Varsity Cheerleaders On February 1, the cheerleaders honored the players' parents with a social after the game with Nelson County. They served refreshments and gave the parents a chance to meet each other. CAPTAIN-MARTHA MONTGOMERY CO-CAPTAIN-PAT WEBB FIRST ROW l.tor: Nancy Terry, Dalmar Jones, Sandra Car- michael. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Sue Gibson, Mary Lee Gibson, Theresa Fore, Brenda Ruth Marshall, Pat Webb. THIRD ROW: Ann Lowe, Linda Dodson. TOP: Martha Montgomery. “THE LAST HOME GAMES OF THE SEASON ARE. The girls begin everybody's favorite cheer- Chorus Line. surroay YoOuR TEAM The varsity cheerleaders were in charge of publicity for all games and kept all our school bulletin boards up todate during the football and basketball seasons. 97 KNEELING Left to R.: Billy Wilson, David Foster, Eddie Guill, Ray Harrington, Danny Karnes, Kelly Chattin, Roger Rogers, Johnny Snead, Wayne Ferguson, Stan Moorefield. Hudgins. STANDING: Andy Lester, Manager; Ben Milam, Manager; Zane CO-CAPTAINS Johnny Snead and Ronnie Lewis Johnny and Ronnie were also selected the MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS on the '63 squad. Get that pigskin,'' yellthe fans as David Foster, number 14, races ahead to get a DR pass in the game with Amherst County. 98 KNEELING L. to R.: James Willis, Allen Keller, DonColeman, Charles Ferguson, Ronnie Lewis, J. C. Dodson. STANDING: As this was the first year of varsity football at Dan River, the boys did not win as many games as they would have liked, but they gained in experience and knowledge inthe fundamentals of football. With Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River ‘Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Varsity 1963 RECORD 6 0 12 Gretna... . Fred Ford, Warren Ferguson, Jackie Wilson, Don Satterfield, Danny Myers, Billy Richardson, Manager. Foothall the hope of a beautiful athletic field at our new school in the near future, the boys are striving to make a name for DR on the gridiron. Rustburg....-. William Campbell Hargrave J. V. Amherst County Helena... -. Nelson County Stoneville Brosville e 99 e As the DR coaches can tell you, some- times, waiting on the sidelines is as co hard as playing on the field! JO Yoothal: 1963 RECORD Brosvilléz..) ese Gretna 4 .oe ene Gretnaa. 7-2 eee eS Brosvilicz--e-meencU Haroraver.mun oem ec Darn Rivera’ sae sos. Dan River vies. eae DanenivyeGne weace cues DantRiver ees as Dan) RIVGN aes. nse Oont oo With the hope of producing more experienced players for the varsity football team a J.V. team was organized for the younger boys at DR. The team and their captain, Danny Thompson, have learned a great deal about football and will become good varsity players. KNEELING Left to R.: Bobby Yeatts, Defensive end; Michael Righthalfback; Billy Rice, Tackle; Danny Thompson, Fullback; Gauldin, Tackle; Randy Walker, Guard; John Foster, Center; Douglas Barringer, Quarterback; Paul Thacker, End; Tommy Donald Davis, Left halfback; David Burgess, Guard. STANDING: Dodson, End. Stan Wludyka, Manager; Dinnis Tolley, Center; Daryl Finney, JU Basketball KNEELING Left to R.: Bobby Moore, Manager; John Foster, Co-Captain; Kelly Chattin, David Jones, Danny Myers, Co- Paul Thacker, Garnett Collins, John Richie, Dale Guill, Mike Lovern, Harvey New, Barry Bass, Eddie Dodson, Randy Walker. Captain; Randy Slate, Jimmy Wilkerson, Manager. STANDING: With a total of thirteen games this season, the J. V.s worked many longandhardhours. There are Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Kelly Chattin, number 11, reaches for the ball in a jump against Whitmell's number 52. 1963-1964 RECORD - - 42 - - 40 � 29 2 aks aay 320 yO SY. 48 1 - - 39 = 8743 ae DL ely aks SET, Spring Garden. . Whitmell. Gretna. . William Campbell R. E. Lee Rustburg Brosville R. E. Lee Brosville Gretna. . Spring Garden Rustburg.. . Whitmell. many fine players on the team who will graduate to the varsity squad in the coming years. Dan Kiver LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Lynch, Linda Stanfield, Rae Clark, Judy Ricketts, Kitty White, Sue Marshall, Lucy Gilbert. The Kittens hadagood season with thirteen wins court. Since most of the girls will be on the team andtwolosses. Although the girls did not win their next year, the Kittens should be a strong team. group championship, they made a good showing on the FIRST STRING PLAYERS KNEELING L. to R.: Linda Stanfield, Kitty White. STANDING: Patsy Lynch, Vivian Gibson, Rae Clark, Judy Ricketts. Now get out there and win! exclaims Miss Tharpe. Kittens LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Landrum, Joyce Whitley, Vivian Gibson, Betty Sue Moore, Barbara Gilreath, Brenda Hawker, Madeline Harville. Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River Dan River CO-CAPTAINS Linda Stanfield and Kitty White 1963-64 RECORD Altavista... Spring Garden Whitmell ... Gretna . Spring Garden - Chatham Nelson County Brosville Gretna . Whitmell Climax -Brosville - Altavista... Nelson County Chatham 103 MANAGERS Gypsy Phelps and Janet Belcher Judy Ricketts chases a wild ball in the game with Brosville girls. The Kittens won with a final score of 28-20. KNEELING Left to Snead, Warren Dan River .. Dan River .. Dan River .. Dan River .. Dan River .. Dan River .. Dan River .. Dan River .. Dan River .. R.: Wayne Ferguson, David Foster, Johnny STANDING: Frank Abbott, Bobby McDowell, David Saunders, Ferguson, neem 49 aa We ee 60 mae 92 gle BES ae Oo By Ray Harrington, Ken Poteat. Jimmie Kidd, Fred Ford, Stan Moorefield. 1963-64 RECORD AltaVigtasse. ....67 + $=%DanRiver .. Gago Br@svinies «� ... . 30 Spring@Gargden ...51 DanRiver . . aga Gr@ifa- ws ..% os . 49 Whitmieliiws. ....050 DanRiver . . eee Rug@twarer..... 44 Gretriaw@eee. ....52 Dan River . . Meee Whitmelt.......64 SpringsGarqen ...52 DanRiver . . memee iia y Chatha@itiews. ....%55 $Dan River . . ieee Brosvule.... . 40 Nelson County ...57 DanRiver . .%a) 60 Nelson County ... 36 William Campbell . 63 DanRiver .... 47 Rig sw we 67 Altavisia=, ....055 $Dan River . .ieeo Chieu, «we - 43 104 Orldeats CO-CAPTAINS Ken Poteat and David Saunders. MANAGERS : ? : ; 3 : Jimmie Kidd executes a hook-shot for a DR basket in the game with ib, HOURS Ala (Ox Dodson, Eddie Rogers, Ben Milam. Chatham, while David Saunders looks on. On a new court and with a new coach, the Wild- cats had a successful season with eleven wins and seven losses. Winning the Group II County Cham- pionship, the Wildcats advanced to the district play- offs where they met a little stiffer competition. Losing only two players this year, the boys are looking forward to a season of trophies and cham- pionships next year. 105 ) ports Stighligh ts Cheerleaders, Theresa Fore and Martha Montgomery remind the students to save their voices for the big game. 4. J.V. David Jones takes the ball up the court in the game with Robert E. Lee. Kitten Rae Clark struggles to get the ball away from Chatham's Donna Watson. Vivian Gibsonand Chatham players, Kitty Jo White and Ruth Andrews look on. Theresa Fore begins an old favorite, Siamese. Game's over and we won! shout the DR Kittens and cheerleaders. 106 Baseball Team oe = Ei i. ile | FIRST ROW Left to Right: Kelly Chattin, Roy Jones, Ronnie Edward Marshall, Jerry Franklin, Manager. THIRD ROW: Lewis, Ray Goad, John Foster, Johnny Foster, Manager. Mr. Bryant, Coach; Mike Lovern, Manager; Larry Myers, SECOND ROW: David Jones, Tommy Collie, Warren Stan Moorefield, Thomas Gosney, David Saunders. Ferguson, David Foster, Wayne Ferguson, Johnny Snead, It's spring again and that means baseball to these season with their new coach. Best of luck, boys! nineteen boys! They are looking forward to a fine Track Seam FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Billy Wilson, Mike Gauldin, Tommy Dodson, Guy Lankford, Danny Myers, Danny Karnes, Mr. Johnston, Coach. SECOND ROW: Eddie Dodson, Wayne Ferguson, David Fos- ter, Warren Ferguson, James Turnbull, Charles Ferguson, Johnny Snead. Track is anew sport at Dan River and we are proud of these boys who are trying it for the first time. We hope they will be a good team and will enjoy this new sport. FIRST ROW L. to R.: Theresa Fore, Linda Hudgins, Phyllis Wyatt, AnnFelts, Aura Lee Oakes, Patsy Lynch, David Foster, Linda Stanfield, David Saunders, Pat Webb, Ken Poteat, Brenda R. Marshall, Marie White, Martha Marshall, Sharone Hawker, Martha Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Holland, Betty Powell, Patsy Hudgins, Linda Wyatt, Marie Martin, Nancy Holley, Phyllis Hawker, Venice Guill, Elaine Jones, Delories Jones, Brenda Adkins, Ann Wiles, Wanda Trexler, Linda Carter, Eddie Rodgers, Don Coleman. THIRD ROW: Mary Frances Smith, Delores Walker, Gayle Richardson, Robin Pruitt, Judy Milam, Mike Wimmer, Rachel Stegall, Carl Ben- nett, Ray Harrington, Mike Arnold, Donnie Gunnell, Jimmy Johnson, Janie Owen, Burton Jackson, Johnny Snead. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Davis, Peyt Neal, Carroll Wiles, Robert Tompson, Mike Bass, Johnny Blair, Randy Slate, Dennis Hawker, James McGuire, Linda Williams, Barbara Jackson, Vann Anderson, Dalmar Jones, Kitty White, Ann Lowe, Nancy Terry. FIFTH ROW: Marshall Terry, Tommy Dodson, Billy Wilson, Larry Myers, Don Satterfield, Stan Moorefield, Danny Myers, L. C. Moore, Lawrence Wilson, Douglas Spain, James Mobley, Cheryl Slaughter, Nancy Porter, Madeline Harville, Patricia Gunn. Shown here are various members of the Pep Club as they join the cheerleaders ina victorious yellfor Old DR ! Officers of the Pep Clubare SEATED from left to right: Marie White, S.C.A. Rep.; Pat Webb, President; Brenda R. Marshall, Secretary. STANDING: David Saunders, Treasurer; Miss Tharpe and Mrs. McCain, Sponsors; Ken Poteat, Reporter. 109 FRONT ROW Left to Right: Johnny Snead, Ken Poteat, Pat Webb, David Foster, David Saunders. SECOND ROW: Brenda Ruth Marshall, Theresa Fore, Wayne Ferguson, Martha Montgomery, Ann Lowe. THIRD ROW: Patsy Lynch, Vivian Gib- son, RaeClark, Linda Stanfield, Madeline Harville. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Rogers, Jimmie Kidd, Kitty White, Patricia Gunn, Frank Abbott. FIFTH ROW: J. C. Dodson, Andy Lester, Warren Ferguson, Don Coleman, Roger Hudgins. SIXTH ROW: Danny Myers. Stan Moorefield, Ray Harring- ton, James Willis, Allen Keller. SEVENTH ROW: Don Satter- field, Ronnie Lewis, Tommy Foster, Roy Jones. EIGHTH ROW: Billy Richardson, Miss Tharpe, Sponsor; Charles Ferguson, Mr. Bryant, Sponsor; Fred Ford. Wontgran oe The main project of the Monogram Club is spon- soring Homecoming. The Monogram Club is composed of students who have earneda letter in the field of athletics. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS FOREGROUND: Pat Webb, Secretary. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Tharpe, Sponsor; Johnny Snead, Treasurer; Wayne Ferguson, SCA Representative; David Saunders, Vice-President; David Foster, President; Ken Poteat, Reporter; Mr. Bryant, Spon- sor. WG arshals 1963 111 SEATED 1. to r.: Theresa Fore, Betty Farmer, Brenda Lee Marshall, Martha Mont- gomery. STANDING lI. tor.: Pat Webb, Brenda Adkins, Marie Martin, Rebecca Carter. The Grand Marshals were Betty Farmer and Brenda Lee Marshall. Senror Oflatistics FAYE DORA ADAMS Faye FHA 1,2,4,5; Camp 1,2; Junior Homemaker De- gree; Business Club 2,3; SCA 2; Forum 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Archway Staff 5. LINDA PAULETTE ADAMS Linda FHA 1,2,3,5; Business Club 4,5; Senior Play; Arch- way Staff 5. BRENDA JOYCE ADKINS Brenda FHA 1,2; Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees; Drama Club 2; FTA 2; Pep Club 4,5; Photography Club 4; Junior Play Committee; Royal Dan Staff 5; Junior Marshal 4; Beta Club 5; Archway Staff 5. KENNETH WAYNE ADKINS Kenny Photography Club 4; Safety Patrol 5; Bus Driver 5. LYNN PRESTON ADKINS Lynn Safety Patrol 5; Bus Driver 5. JOSEPH WILLIAM ALDERSON Joseph FFA 1,2,3,4; Conductor 2; Chaplain 3; Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4,5. CHARLES ELBERT ANDERSON Elbert FFA 3,5; Forestry-Judging Contest 5; Art Club 4,5; Vice-President 4. JUDY ANN ANDERSON Judy FHA 1,2,5; Camp 1; Junior and Chapter Home- maker Degrees; FTA 2,3,4,5; Reporter 4; His- torian 5; Convention 4; Pep Club 3; Journalism Club 3,4; Royal Dan Staff 5; Glee Club 2; SCA 5; Junior Play Committee; Senior ey Committee; Archway Staff 5. DANIEL LEE ANDREWS Danny Transferred from Whitmell 5; Senior Play; Busi- ness Club 5; Vice-President 5; Drama Club 5. BRENDA GAIL BARTS Brenda FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior and Chapter Homemaker De- grees; Fashion Show 1,3; Treasurer 4; FTA 2,3; Photography Club 4; Drama Club 5; Royal Dan Staff 0; Chorus 5. CARL LAWRENCE BENNETT JCarly FFA 1,2; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 4,5; Photog- raphy Club 4,5; President 5; Virginia Boys' State 4; SIPA Convention 4; Senior Play Committee; SCA 5; Beta Club 5; Convention 5; Archway Staff 5; Business Manager; Photographer. JAMES TASWELL BLACKSTOCK PNick” Art Club 4; Business Club 5. MARIE ANNETTE BUCHANAN Marie Glee Club1,2; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Drama Club 5; Business Club 5. JAMES LANDRUM CAMPBELL Jimmy FFA2,3,4,5; Safety Patrol 3,4; Junior Play Com- mittee; Archway Staff 5. 112 REBECCA GAIL CARTER Becky Royal Dan Staff 5; Assistant Editor 5; Archway Staff 5; Journalism Club 5; Senior Play Committee French Club 4; Photography Club 4; Junior Class Secretary; FTA3,4; Junior Marshal 4; Junior Play Committee; Pep Club3; FHA1; Junior Homemaker Degree; Fashion Show 1;SCA 1; Beta Club 5; Con- vention 5. WILLIAM ROBERT CIFERS, III Bobby Photography Club 4; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Archway Staff 5. BEVERLY SUE CLARK Sue SCA 1; FHA1,2,3; Who's Who3; Junior Play Com- mittee; Senior Play Committee; Drama Club 4,5; Historian 5; Business Club 4,5; Secretary 5; Beta Club 5. JOHN DAVIS COLE Davey Drama Club4,5; Business Club 4,5; SCA 5; Junior Play, Junior Class Treasurer; Stage Manager- Senior Play Pep Club 3; Who's Who 5; Archway Staff 5. GARY EUGENE COLLIE Gare: Transferred from Montclair High School, Mon- clair, California 5; DR Band 5; Senior Play Com- mittee. JERRY WAYNE COLLINS Jerry Transferred from Whitmell 2; FFA 1,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3; Business Club 4; Junior Play. LINDA FAYE DAVIS Linda FHA 1,2,3; Safety Patrol 2,4; Business Club 4. RONALD LEE DAVIS Ronnie FFA 1,2,3,4,5; Sentinel 5; Safety Patrol 1,2; Bus Driver 4; Art Club 4; Glee Club 4; K.V.G. 3,4,5. IRVIN WAYNE DAVIS Wayne Transferred from James A. Gray H.S., Winston Salem, N. C., 4; Senior Play Committee; Photog- raphy Club 5. VIRGINIA ANN DILLARD Virginia FHA 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4,5; FTA 5; Senior Play Committee. BOBBY CLIFTON DINKLE Bobby HILTON EUGENE DIX Eugene Pep Club 4; Royal Dan Staff 5; Junior Play; Senior Play Committee. GLENDA DALE EANES Glenda Glee Club 1,2,3; FHA 2,3; Art Club 4; Pep Club 4; Business Club 5; Music Club D. JOYCE ELAINE ECHOLS Joyce FHA 1,2,4,5; Junior and Chapter Homemaker De- grees; FTA 3; Glee Club 3; Business Club 4,5; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee. Senror Otatistics BETTY JANE FARMER Betty FHA 1; Junior Homemaker Degree; SCA 2; Busi- ness Club 4; Historian 4; Beta Club 3,4,5; Reporter 5; News Editor-Royal Dan 4; SIPA Convention 4; Editor-Royal Dan 5; Music Club 4; Grand Marshal 4; Journalism Club 4,5; Sophomore Class Treas- urer; Senior Class Reporter; French Club 3,4; DAR Citizenship Award 5. BARBARA ANN FARTHING Barbara Transferredfrom Patrick Henry H. S. 3; Photog- raphy Club 4,5; Treasurer 5; Girls' Basketball 4; Archway Staff 5; Index Editor. PATRICIA ANNE FARTHING Pat FHA 1,2,3,4; Junior, Chapter, and State Home- maker Degrees; Camp 2; Fashion Show 1; Glee Club 2,3; Secretary 3; Business Club4,5; Historian 5; Drama Club 3; Music Club 4,5; Secretary and Treasurer 5; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Prom Committee; Archway Staff 5. BARBARA MARTIN FERGUSON Barbara Transferred from Halifax County H.S. 5. FREDRICK CLARK FORD erred. J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4,5; Mono- gram Club 4,5; Football 5; Scorekeeper- Baseball 3,4. THERESA LOUISE FORE Theresa Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,5; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Reporter 4; FTA 3; SCA 3,5; Pep Club 3,4,5; Beta Club 3,4,5; President 5; Convention 4,5; Talent Show 4,5; Journalism Club 2,3,4,5; Circulation Manager-Royal Dan 3; Associate Editor 5; Drama Club 3; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Com- mittee; Prom Committee; Glee Club 4; Junior Marshal 4; Archway Staff 5. THOMAS GLEN FOSTER Tommy Transferred from Miami 2; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Beta Club 3,4,5; Treasurer 4; Convention 5; Drama Club 3,4,5; Contest Play 3, 5; Prose 3,4; District Champion 4; Baseball 2,3,5; Monogram Club 3,4,5; SCA Vice-President 4; President 5; State Conference 4; State Forum 5; Prom Committee; Voice of Democracy 5; Junior Play; Senior Play; Junior Marshal 4; French Club 3,4. JOAN SPAIN GEE Joan Senior Play Committee; FHA 1,2,3,4; Fashion Show 1; Art Club 4. WILLIAM JAMES GENTRY, JR. William Transferred from Brosville H.S.4; Art Club 4; FFA 2,3,4; K.V.G. 3,4. JAMES ANTHONY GIBSON “Jimmy” Safety Patrol 4; Photography Club 4; J.V. Basket- ball 1,2; Senior Play Committee. JOYCE ANN GOSNEY Joyce FHA 1,2; Business Club 4,5. JOYCE ADKINS GRAHAM Joyce FHA 1,2,3; Business Club 4,5; FTA 5. NANCY ELIZABETH GUILL Nancy FHA 2,3,4; Junior and Chapter Homemaker De- grees; Business Club 4,5; FTA 5; Beta Club 4. JOHN MARSHALL HANKINS, JR. Marshall FFA 1,2,3,4,5; Vice-President 5; Safety Patrol 3, 0; Science Club 4; Bus Driver 5; Senior Class Vice-President. SHARONE FAYE HAWKER Sharone FHA 1; SCA 3,4; Pep Club 4,5; Business Club 4,5; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play; Archway Staff 5; Feature Editor; ''Miss Merry Christmas 5 TOMMY MELVIN HAWKER ; SlOommy.. Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3. ELTHA JO HAYMORE Jody'' Photography Club 4; Business Club 5; FTA 2; FHA 1,2,4,5; Junior Homemaker Degree. EARNEST WILLIAM HILL EKarnest Music Club 4; Business Club 4,5. LYNETTE RICHARDSON HITE Lynette ’ Transferred from George Washington H.S. 3; Art Club 4; FHA 3,4; Business Club 5. HENRY BAILEY HODNETT, JR. eHabee FFA 2,3,4,5;K.V.G. 4; Conductor 5; Science Club 2; Safety Patrol 4,5; Vice-President 5; Bus Driver De JAMES EDWARD HOGAN Jimmy Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4,5; FFA 2,3,4,5; Secretary 5; Federation Treasurer 5; Camp 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Archway Staff 5; Bus Driver 5. IRIS PAULINE HOLT Binics FHA 1; Glee Club 1; FTA 2,3; Royal Dan Staff 3,4,5; Circulation Manager 4,5; Drama Club 4,5; Journal- ism Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play Committee Business Club 5; Archway Staff 5. SANDRA LORRAINE HOOVER Sandra FHA 1; Pep Club 4,5. PEGGY JOYCE INGRAM Peggy SCA 1,5; Treasurer 5; FHA1,2; FTA 2; Sophomore Class Secretary; Pep Club 3; Business Club 4,5; Reporter 4; President 5; Drama Club 3,4,5; Presi- dent 4; Historian 5; Drama Club Play 3,4,5; Junior Play; Senior Play; Junior Class President; Prom Committee 4; Archway Staff 5; All-State Chorus 5; Who's Who 5. BARBARA JEAN JACKSON Barbara FHA 1,2,3,4; Business Club 5; Pep Club 5. Sentor Otatistics DANIEL GRAY JOHNSON Danny Transferredfrom Whitmell 5; FFA 5; Senior Class Treasurer; Safety Patrol 5; President 5; SCA Rep- resentative 5; Bus Driver 5. DELORIES GAIL JONES Flossie FHA 2,3; Camp 2,3; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 3,4,5; Business Club4,5; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Usher-Chorus Concert 5. JIMMIE CAROL KIDD Jimmie J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,5; Manager 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,5;:Pep Club 4; Business Club 4; FFA 5. LARRY EDWARD LANDRUM Larry FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 4; Senior Play Com- mittee. WOODROW DAVIS McCAIN Woody Junior Class Vice-President; Junior Play; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 4; Prom King 4; Safety Patrol 4,5; Music Club 5; President 5; SCA Representative 0; All-State Chorus 5; Mr. Senior; Who's Who 5; Bus Driver 5. EUNICE FAYE McCORMICK Faye FHA 1,2,3; Junior and Chapter Homemaker De- grees; Girls' Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Royal Dan Staff 5; Pep Club 4; Business Club 5. NORA JEAN McDANIEL Nora FHA2,3; Pep Club4; Business Club 4,5; Glee Club 4; Music Club 5; All-State Chorus 5. ROBERT PERRY McGREGOR Perry FFA2,3,4,5; Chaplain4; Reporter 5; Safety Patrol 3,4,5. BRENDA LEE MARSHALL Brenda Lee FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 3; President 4; Fashion Show 1; Camp 2; Convention 3; Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees; Federation Pianist 4; Drama Club 3,5; Debate Team 2,3,4,5; District Championship 5; SCA 2,4; Forum 2; Journalism Club 4; Art Club 5; Reporter 5; County Voice of Democracy 3; UDC Award 3; Junior Class Re- porter; Junior Play Committee; Prom Committee 4; Beta Club 3,4,5; Reporter 4; Talent Show 4,5; Convention 5; Grand Marshal 4; Virginia Girls' State 4; SIPA Convention 4; Archway Staff 5; Editor D. BRENDA RUTH MARSHALL Brenda Ruth FHA 1,2;Camp 2; Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees; FreshmanClass President; FTA 2; SCA 3,4; Songleader 4; Forum 4; Convention 4; Music Club 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4,5; Business Club 4; Historian 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Miss Dan River 4; Prom Committee 4; Glee Club 4,5; All- State Chorus 5; Homecoming Court 5; Monogram Club 5; Pep Club 5; Secretary 5; Archway Staff 5; Artist 5. 114 JOYCE MARIE MARTIN Marie Transferred from Bartlett Yancey H.S., Yancey- ville, N.C. 3; FTA 3,4; Business Club 4,5; Junior Marshal 4; Senior Class Secretary; Beta Club 4,5; Corresponding Secretary 5; Senior Play Commit- tee; Pep Club 5; Archway Staff 5. DONALD PRESTON MITCHELL Donald Safety Patrol 4; Music Club 5; All-State Chorus 5. MARTHA LOU MONTGOMERY Martha FHA 1; Glee Club 1;SCA1; Freshman Class Secre- t ary; FTA 2,3; Historian 2; Treasurer 3; Cheer- leader 2,3,4,5; Captain 5; Beta Club 4,5; Talent Show 4,5; Convention 5; Business Club 4; Secre- tary 4; Pep Club 4,5; Treasurer 4; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Prom Com- mittee 4; Junior Marshall 4; Monogram Club 5. NANCY LEE MONTGOMERY Nancy FHA 1; Junior Homemaker Degree; FTA 2; Busi- ness Club 4,5; Pep Club 4; Royal Dan Staff 5; Typist 5. BETTY SUE MOORE Betty Sue” FHA 1,3; Camp 1,3; Pep Club 2; FTA 3,4,5; His- torian 4; President 5; Convention 5; Girls' Bas- ketball Team 3,4,5; Photography Club 4; Art Club 5; President 5; Archway Staff 5. PHILIP DANIEL MOTLEY Philip FFA 1,2,3,4; K.V.G.2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Safety Pa- trol 3,4,5; Bus Driver 4,5. BETTY JEAN POWELL Birdie, FHA 1,2; Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Business Club 4,5; Pep Club 5. CLAUDE DALE PRUITT “Dale” Safety Patrol 4. RICHARD WILLIAM REAVIS Dickie FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 3,4,5; Reporter 5; Bus Driver 4,5. BEVERLY ANNE ROBINSON Anne Transferredfrom Greenville Junior H.S., Green- ville, S.C. 3; FHA 3,5; Drama Club 3,4,5; His- torian4; Pep Club3; Girls' Basketball 3; Manager 4; SCA4,5; Reporter 4; Convention 4; Art Club 4, 5; President 4; SCA Representative 5; Prom Com- mittee 5; Artist-Royal Dan 4; Junior Play Com- mittee; Senior Play Committee; Senior Class President; Archway Staff 5; Who's Who 5; Fair Fashion Show 5. MARY ELIZABETH ROYSTER “Liz FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Business Club 4,5; Drama Club 5; Royal Dan Staff 5. NANCY LEE SAUNDERS Nancy SCA3; FHA1,2,5; Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees; Business Club4,5; Junior Play Commit- tee; Senior Play; Chorus 5; All-State Chorus 5. Sentor oO ies ARVIN LEE SCEARCE Lee Science Club 4; Music Club 4; Safety Patrol 5. WAYNE LOUIS SCEARCE Wayne French Club 3,4. RICHARD LOUIS SHIVELY Richard Safety Patrol 4; Beta Club 4; Business Club 5; Archway Staff 5; Index Editor 5. JAMES HENRY SNEAD James FFA 1; Safety Patrol 4. LINDA FAYE STANFIELD Linda FHA 1,4; FTA1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Pep Club 4,5; Vice-President 5; Monogram Club 3,4,5; Secretary 4; Beta Club 4,5; Talent Show 4, 5; Miss Junior; Miss Dan River 5; Girls' Basket- ball Team 2,3,4,5; Co-captain 5; Homecoming Court 5; Royal Dan Staff 4,5; Junior Play Commit- tee; Senior Play Committee; Prom Committee 4; Archway Staff 5. TONDRA RAYE STONE Lonard. FHA 1,2; Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees; Pep Club 2,3; Journalism Club 3,4; Royal Dan Staff 4; Senior Play Committee; Business Club 4,5. TOMMY LYNN SWARINGEN Tommy FFA 4,5; Safety Patrol 4. PATRICIA ANN WEBB Pat FHA 1; FTA 2,3; Drama Club 3; Who's Who 2; Sophomore Class President; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, 5; Co-captain 5; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Treas- urer 4; Secretary 5; Pep Club 3,4,5; Vice-Presi- dent 4; President 5;SCA 4,5; Secretary 5; District Meeting 5; Junior Play; Senior Play; Prom Queen 4; Junior Marshal 4; Miss Senior; Beta Club 5; Usher-Chorus Concert 5. LELIA ANN WILES Ann SCA 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 4,5; Business Club 4,5. JOYCE ANN WILES Okey FHA 1,2,4,5; Business Club 4,5. 115 Sudent Directory Abbott, David W., Abbott, Frances M., p. 46,76 Abbott, Jr., Frank F., p. 46,69,104,110 Adams, Delories, p. 70,71 Adams, Faye D., p. 2,36,45,82,70,71,87,89,76,112 Adams, Linda P., p. 2,22,36,82,71,87,76,112 Adkins, Betty S., p. 52 Adkins, Brenda J., p. 36,87,86,108,111,112 Adkins, Kenneth W., p. 36,78,112 Adkins, John L., p. 61 Adkins, Lynn, p. 78,112 Adkins, Rufus H., p. 46,69 Aherron, Linda M., p. 68,71 Aherron, Sunny, p. 47 Alderson, Lloyd P. p. 61, 72 Alderson, Sylvia A., p. 52,77 Alderson, William J., p. 37,78,112 Anderson, Charles E., p. 37,72,73,75,112 Anderson, Judy A., p. 2,12,37,67,69,86,87,89,112 Anderson, Roy V., p. 47,108 Andrews, Daniel L., p. 9,37,76,82,89,112 Andrews, Virginia M., p. 61,69 Arendall, Gary L., Arnold, Michael G., p. 47,108 Arthur, Judith A., p. 57 Arthur, Tanya S., p. 52,68 Arthur, Teddy B., p. 61 Ashworth, Fratinis J., p. 61 Atkinson, Phyliss D., p. 47,68,69,75 Ayers, Linda D., Bailey, Jewell, p. 47,70,71 Barber, Charles B., p. 61,74 Barbour, John, p. 72, Barker, Bonnie E., p. 57,71 Barker, Elua L., p. 52 Barker, Nancy C., p. 76,77 Barrett, Larry T., p. 72,73 Barringer, Douglas, W., p. 57,69,100 Barts, Brenda G., p. 37,86,112 Barts, Betty L., p. 57,76 Barts, Judy C., p. 61,71 Bass, Barry S., p. 52,67,72,73,78,101 Bass, Michael R., p. 47,86,108 Belcher, Charlie T., p. 61,72 Belcher, Janet A., p. 52,68,70,71,103 Bennett, Carl L., p. 2,5,37,74,86,87,89,90,108,112 Benson, Richard, p. 61 Beverly, James W., p. 62,72 Beverly, Roy L., p. 58 Bibee, David L., p. 58 Blackmore, Ara J., p. 58,69 Blackstock, James T., p. 13,37,76,112 Blackstock, Joan P., p. 53,77 Blair, John C., p. 53,90,108 Bliss, Michael K., p. 53 Bohannon, Ronnie W., p. 58 Bohon, Augusta B., p. 47 Bolling, William T., p. 62 Bond, Carol N., p. 58,70,71 Bowman, Ann, p. 62,71 Bowman, David A., p. 58,74 Bowman, Judy A., p. 47 Boyd, Gaynell, p. 62,70,71 Boyter, Ronald, p. 47 Bray, Betty J., p. 58 Brown, Tyler, p. 62 Brummett, Danny R., p. 62 Buchanan, Marie A. p. 37,76,77,112 Buntin, Larry E., p. 58 Burnett, Anne M., p. 62,70,71 Burnett, James D., p. 53 Burnett, Mary J., p. 47,77 Burnett, Thomas A., p. 58 Burnette, Arlene F., p. 62,70,71 Burnette, Judy, p. 53 Burgess, David V., p. 58,72,73,78,100 Burgess, Dianne M., p. 58,71,78 Byrd, Jeanette P., p. 47,76 Callahan, Maureen O., p. 62 Campbell, James L., p. 13,37,87,112 Campbell, Patricia A., p. 47,75,77 Campbell, Vivian G., p. 53 Cardwell, Thomas E., p. 72,73,78 Carlton, Patricia A., p. 62 Carmichael, Sandra K., p. 58,70,71 Carter, Jerry D., p. 58 Carter, Jesse E., p. 62,70,71,75 Carter, Linda, p. 69,75,76,108 Carter, Rebecca G., p. 2,13,38,82,87,86,89, 111,112 Casey, Carol E., p. 62,77 Cassada, William B., p. 47,83,72,73,78 Cassell, Harley M., p. 58 : Cassell, Patricia A., p. 53 Chaney, Marvin R., p. 47,69 Chaney, Thornton, p. 47,72 Chattin, Kelly R., p. 57,58,67,68,69,98,101,107 Childress, Bobby L., p. 72,73,78 Childress, William H., p. 62 Chumley, Barbara H., p. 53 Cifers, William R., p. 2,38,87,88,112 Clardy, Brenda K., p. 62,67 Clark, Beverly S., p. 13,38,76,77,112 Clark, Brenda F., p. 53 Clark, Brenda L., p. 47,83,77,90 Clark, Janice M., p. 58,68,70,71,74 Clark, Ronald E., p. 53,72,73,78 Clark, Virginia R., p. 47,66,68,70,71,83,106.110 Clayton, Herbert D., p. 62 Cole, John D., p. 2,12,38,67,77,76,87,88,1i2 Coleman, Bonnie F., p. 47,71 Coleman, Donald H., p. 53,99,108,110 Collie, Gary E., p. 38,88,112 Collie, Marvin T., p. 47,72,73,75,107 Collins, Garnett L., p. 38,72,101 Collins, Jerry W., p. 38,112 Collins, Sylvia H., p. 47 Compton, James R., p. 72 Compton, John W., p. 62 Cook, Barbara A., p. 58,71 Cox, Joe D., p. 72,74 Crabb, Loretta F., p. 58 Crabb, Vickie D., p. 62 Craft, Harold G., p. 47 Craig, Teresa D., p. 58,68,70,71 Crane, Alvin E., Jr., p. 53 Crowder, Janice F., p. 53,67,68,69,95 Crowder, Judy C., p. 48,66,68,76,77 Cundiff, Roger L., p. 53 Dalton, Sheila K., p. 62,70,71 Daniel, Cynthia K., p. 62,71 Daniel, Jesse C., p. 62,72,73 Davis, Donald W., p. 62,100 116 Sudent Directory Davis, Edgar, p. 58,72 Davis, Irvin W., p. 38,74,113 Davis, Judye C., p. 57,58,70,71 Davis, Linda F., p. 38,112 Davis, Nancy F., p. 48,76,108 Davis, Ronnie L., p. 38,72,112 Davis, Russell C., p. 62,74 Dawson, Betty J., p. 53 Dawson, Linda F., p. 62,70,71 Demarcus, Billy F., p. 62 Dillard Alice M., p. 62 Dillard, Gary C., p. 62,74,77 Dillard, Virginia A., p. 38,76,88,113 Dillard, Willie E., p. 58 Dinkle, Bobby C., p. 39,113 Dinkle, Linda C., p. 62 Dinkle, Peggy D., p. 58,71 Dix, Hilton E., p. 39,86,89,113 Dix, Linda F., p. 53 Dix, Nancy E., p. 58 Dockey, Patricia A., p. 46,48,70,71,73 Dodd, Michael E., p. 62 Dodson, Brenda F., p. 53,77 Dodson, Howard E., p. 62,101,107 Dodson, John C., p. 53,72,73,105,110 Dodson, Linda C., p. 53,68,69,71,77,96 Dodson, Thomas H., p. 58,74,100,107,108 Duncan, Linda, p. 53,70,71 Dykes, David S., p. 62 Eanes, Carolyn A., p. 62,70,71 Eanes, Fredrick C., p. 53,77,90 Eanes, Glenda D., p. 22,39,76,77,113 Eanes, Michael D., p. 62,74 Eanes, Ruth A., p. 62 Easley, John B., p. 48,72 Easom, John D., p. 53 Eastwood, James R., p. 62,72,78 Eastwood, John E., p. 62,72,73 Echols, Joyce E., p. 39,71,76,113 Echols, Kenneth N., p. 58 Edwards, Gary, p. 62 Edwards, Randy, p. 62 Ervin, Thomas V., p. 62,77 Farmer, Betty J., p. 36,39,68,86,89,111,113 Farthing, Barbara A., p. 39,74,87,113 Farthing, Patricia A., p. 2,13,24,39,75,77,87,113 Felts, Lizzie A., p. 53,108 Ferguson, Barbara M., p. 39,113 Ferguson, Charles, p. 53,72,73,93,99,107,110 Ferguson, Roy L., p. 53,72 Ferguson, Susan L., p. 57,58,71 Ferguson, Warren L., p. 48,72,73,104,107,110 Ferguson, Wayne H., p. 48,67,72,104,107,110,111 Finney, Darrell L., p. 62,100 Fitzgerald, Harvey G., p. 72,78 Ford, Fred C., p. 11,39,88,99,104,110,113 Fore, Theresa L., p. 2,12,39,68,86,87,88,96,97,106, 108,110,111,113 Fortner, Emily J., p. 62 Foster, David W., p. 48,66,68,86,98,104,107,108,110, 111 Foster, John L., p. 58,72,100,101,107 Foster, Johnny B., p. 53,69,86,107 Foster, Margaret G., p. 62,70,71 Foster, Jr., Thomas G., p. 12,40,66,68,77,82,89,90, 110,113 Wiz, Fox, Glenda P., p. 62,70,71 Francis, Donald N., p. 62 Franklin, Jerry H., p. 61,62,77,107 Franks, Timothy V., p. 53 Garrett, Gerald, p. 48,77 Garrett, Joyce G., p. 62 Gatewood, Jeanette M., p. 48,74 Gauldin, Betty, p. 58,70,71 Gauldin, Michael W., p. 58,69,100,107 Gauldin, Shirley A., p. 62,70,71 Gee, Joan S., p. 12,40,113 Gentry, Frelle B., p. 48,77 Gentry, William J., p. 40,88,93,113 Gibson, Bernard P., p. 62 Gibson, Bonnie S., p. 58,67,68,70,71,78,96 Gibson, James A., p. 40,113 Gibson, Marilyn, p. 48,77, Gibson, Mary L., p. 53,70,71,90,96,97 Gibson, Vivian C., p. 46,48,77,86,90,102,103 106,110 Gilbert, Joyce M., p. 53,71 Gilbert, Lucy E., p. 52,54,67,68,69,92,93,102 Giles, Judy D., p. 54,77 Gilreath, Barbara J., p. 57,58,70,71,77,80,86,103 Goad, Kenneth R., p. 48,107 Goodnight, Larry J., p. 58,74 Gosney, Joyce A., p. 40,113 Gosney, Thomas B., p. 48,72,73,78,107 Graham, Joyce A., p. 40,89,108 Gregory, Priscilla G., p. 58,68,71,95 Guill, Bruce A., p. 58,72,73,74 Guill, Joel A., p. 54,74,77,98 Guill, Mervin D., p. 67,74,75,77,101 Guill, Nancy E., p. 40,68,69,76,113 Guill, Venice A., p. 54,67,74,86,108 Gunn, Patricia D., p. 48,108,110 Gunnell, Donald S., p. 48,108 Gusler, Judy G., p. 71 Guthrie, Betty E., p. 62,70,71 Guthrie, Sammy, p. 54,77 Hall, Gracie E., p. 62 Hall, John W., p. 54,78 Hall, Phillip, p. 58 Hall, William C., p. 54,72 Hamlet, Bethanie E., p. 62,70,71 Hanes, Katherine, p. 71 Hankins, John M., p. 36,40,45,72,78,89,113 Haraway, Sally K., p. 48,68,71 Hardy, Shirley M., p. 58,68 Harland, Roger, p. 72 Harrington, Ray W., p. 52,54,98,104,108,110 Harrison, Gerald S., p. 63 Harville, Madeline S., p. 48,71,103,108,110 Harville, Ruby C., p. 58,71 Hasting, Nancy V., p. 58,67,68 Hasting, Zane R., p. 58,72 Hawker, Alicia O., p. 61,63,71 Hawker, Brenda K., p. 58,71,103 Hawker, Dennis L., p. 48 Hawker, Donald N., p. 58,72,73 Hawker, Glen P., p. 58,72,73 Hawker, Phyllis, p. 54,108 Hawker, Robert D., p. 48,83,108 Hawker, Sharone F., p. 2,22,40,76,82,85,87,88,108, 113 Hawker, Tommy M., p. 40,114 Haymore, Eltha J., p. 41,71,76,114 Student Directory Haynes, Ann K., p. 58 Hazelwood, Danny L., p. 63 Hazelwood, Roslyn A., p. 54,74,77,86 Hill, Donald R., p. 58,72,73,78 Hill, Earnest W., p. 41,76,114 Hill, Francis L., p. 54 Hill, Joan, p. 58,71 Hite, Lynette R., p. 41,76,114 Hodges, Robert S., p. 58 Hodnett, Jr., Henry, p. 41,72,73,78,114 Hogan, James E., p. 2,41,72,78,82,89,114 Hogan, Jerome J., p. 58 Holder, Mary K., p. 63,70,71,74 Holland, Carolyn Y., p. 48,76,108 Holland, William C., p. 63,72,73,78 Holley, Nancy A., p. 48,68,86,108 Holley, Sandra, p. 71 Holt, James C., p. 63,72,73 Holt, Iris, p. 2,10,41,76,77,86,87,89,114 Hoover, Cathy A., p. 63 Hoover, Crystale S., p. 59,71 Hoover, Sandra L., p. 114 Hudgins, David L., p. 59,72,73 Hudgins, Kenneth J., p. 63 Hudgins, Linda G., p. 48,74,108 Hudgins, Lois M., p. 63,71 Hudgins, Michael J., p. 59,72,73' Hudgins, Patsy J., p. 54,70,71,95,108 Hudgins, Roger D., p. 59,98,110 Hughes, Danny L., p. 63,72 Hughes, Robert B., p. 63,72 Hupp, James L., p. 59,74 Hupp, Robert, p. 73 Hutchinson, Dennis R., p. 63 Hutchinson, Jean M., p. 59 Hutson, Joyce A., p. 63,71 Ingram, Peggy J., p. 2,41,66,76,77,82,84,87,90,114 Irby, Kenneth L., p. 72,73,74 Isom, Roger D., p. 63 Jackson, Barbara J., p. 41,76,108,114 Jackson, Richard B., p. 54 Jeffress, Janet P., p. 59,71 Jeffress, Linda G., p. 63,70,71 Jennings, Frank D., p. 63,72 Jennings, Nan L., p. 61,63,70,71,95 Jennings, William E., p. 59 Johnson, Daniel G., p. 2,36,41,67,72,73,78,89,114 Johnson, James, p. 49,72,73,108 Johnson, Sheila F., p. 54 Jones, Betty L., p. 63,70,71 Jones, Dalmar M., p. 54,96,97,108 Jones, David T., p. 59,101,106,107 Jones, Delorie G., p. 41,76,108,114 Jones, Evelyn A., p. 54,71 Jones, Janis S., p. 70,71 Jones, Roy T., p. 49,72,73,107,110 Jones, Syble E., p. 49,76,108 Jones, Virginia D., p. 63,70,71 Karner, Daniel L., p. 54,98,107 Karnes, Tilda A., p. 63,70,71 Keesee, Bobby R., p. 59 Keller, James A., p. 49,72,73,99,110 Kendrick, Richard K., p. 54,75,77 Kidd, Jimmie C., p. 42,72,73,104,105,110,114 Landrum, Nancy J., p. 54,67,68,70,71,103 Landrum, Larry E., p. 42,89,114 Lane, Arthur K., p. 63,77 Lanksford, Guy L., p. 49,77,107 LaPrade, Jimmie A., p. 49,69,77,83,90 Layne, Judith A., p. 54,71 Leonard, Sandra M., p. 63,71,75 Lester, Herman A., p. 49,67,69,98,110 Lewis, Bruce L., p. 59 Lewis, Carol M., p. 59 Lewis, Patsy A., p. 54 Lewis, Ronnie C., p. 52,54,72,98,99,107,110 Light, Linda J., p. 49,76,77 Loftis, Cecil, L., p. 54 Loftis, Linda J., p. 59,71 Logan, Jerry N., p. 74 Long, Delores C., p. 63,70,71 Long, Guy W., p. 54 Long, Robert, p. 59 Lovern, Michael P., p. 63,101,107 Lowe, Ann M., p. 59,69,96,97,108,110 Lumpkin, Martha L., p. 54 Lunsford, Berndie, p. 49,78,77 Lyles, Betty L., p. 63 Lynch, Charles, p. 72 Lynch, Janet C., p. 54,71,75 ; Lynch, Patricia G., p. 54,102,108,110 Marshall, Beverly S., p. 54,66,71,102 Marshall, Brenda L., p. 5,42,68,75,77,86,87,89,90, 111,114 Marshall, Brenda Ruth, p. 2,11,42,82,87,88,93,96,97, 108,109,110,114 Marshall, Edward N., p. 77,107 Marshall, Martha, p. 49,75,108 Marshall, Ray, p. 59 Martin, Bobby W., p. 63 Martin, Janice D., p. 54 Martin, Jerry L., p. 49,72,73,76 Martin, Joyce M., p. 2,24,36,42,68,76,87,108, 111,114 Martin, Susan D., p. 54,68,69,95 Matkins, Toby K., p. 55, 68,69 Maxey, Howard W., p. 49 Mayhew, Nancy C., p. 49,69 Meadows, Carol J., p.49,67,68,69,76 Meadows, Donald H., p. 63 Meadows, Michael C., p. 59 Meadows, Vernon L., p. 49,72 Milam, Ben D., p. 67,77,98,105 Milam, Judith E., p. 59,108 Milam, Samuel L., p. 49 Mills, Darryl R., p. 59 Mitchell, Delories L., p. 55,71,75 Mitchell, Dianne, p. 61,63,71,75 Mitchell, Donald P., p. 42,77,115 Mitchell, Earnest G., p. 55,74,77 Mitchell, Vickie D., p. 70 Mobley, James B., p. 59,74,108 Montgomery, Martha L., p. 10,43,68,89,96,97,106, 108,110,111,115 Montgomery, Nancy, p. 43,76,86,115 Moore, Betty S., p. 2,12,22,43,69,75,87,89,103,115 Moore, Bobby L., p. 59,72,73,101 Moore, David, p. 63 Moore, Gilda F., p. 63,71 Moore, Lester, C., p. 49,108 Moore, Raymond C., p. 63 Moorefield, Dorothy A., p. 59,69 Moorefield, Patsy J., p. 63,71,86 118 Sudent Moorefield, Stanley C., p. 55,67,98,104,107,108,110 Morris, Gloria A., p. 55,86,90 Morris, Nadine M., p. 49,77,86,90 Moser, Faye C., p. 55 Motley, Philip D., p. 43,78,115 Murphy, Barbara J., p. 63 Murphy, Helen A., p. 49,70,71,77 Murphy, James W., p. 49,74 Murphy, Judith M., p. 55,77 Murphy, Palph T., p. 74,75,77 Murphy, Shirley M., p. 75 Myers, Danny C., p. 55,90,99,101,107,108,110 Myers, Darryl T., p. 63 Myers, Larry J., p. 55,78,107,108 Myers, Norman R., p. 55,72,73,78 Myers, Sylvia L., p. 49 McCain, Woody D., p. 13,24,42,67,77,78,81,84,114 McCormick, Eunice F., p. 42,82,86,88,114 McDaniel, Frank H., p. 63 McDaniel, Nora J., p. 42,76,77,88,114 McDowell, Bobby D., p. 55,104 McGregor, Robert P., p. 42,72,78,88,114 McGuire, Donald W., p. 63 McGuire, James B., p. 49,78,108 McGuire, Judy C., p. 70,71 McLaughlin, Carolyn A., p. 49,67,71 MecNichols, Danny B., p. 63,72 Nance, Gary L., p. 55,77,86 Nance, Teresa W., p. 63,70,71 Nash, Lemuel M., p. 55 Neal, William P., p. 49,76,108 Nelson, Kenneth, p. 63 Nelson, Linda F., p. 70,71 New, Harvey L., p. 55,76,77,78,101 Newton, Cecil G., p. 63 Noonkester, Jerry L., p. 49,77,90 Noonkester, Marcella A., p. 63,70,71 Norton, Barbara J., p. 63 Nuckols, Carolyn K., p. 59,68,69,75 Nuckles, Doris A., p. 55,71 Oakes, Aura L., p. 108 Oakes, Elmer R., p. 59,72,73 Oakes, Jerry D., p. 63 Oakes, Linda F., p. 59,71 Oakes, Melvin R., p. 63 Oakes, Otis R., p. 55 Oakes, Robert L., p. 55,72,73,78 Oakes, Tony W., p. 63 Oakley, James A., p. 50,72 Oakley, Virginia E., p. 63,70,71 Oliver, Joyce M., p. 50,69,76 Overby, Brenda D., p. 63,70,71 Overby, Gentrice L., p. 50,71 Owen, Janice S., p. 50,108 Owens, Johnny L., p. 59 Owen, Larry J., p. 59 Owens, Johnny W., p. 59 Parsons, Joyce M., p. 63,71 Patterson, John R., p. 69 Patterson, Thomas M., p. 63,77 Payne, Patricia L., p. 63,67,71 Phelps, Gypsy L., p. 55,70,71,103 Philpott, Margaret E., p. 71 Pierce, Nancy C., p. 63,71 Pippin, Phyllis J., p. 63,70,71 Poteat, Raymond K., p. 50,66,86, 104,105,108, 109,110,111 Dire clory IS Porter, Nancy L., p. 50,76,108 Powell, Betty J., p. 9,43,76,108,115 Pruitt, Brenda K., p. 63,71 Pruitt, Claude D., p. 43,115 Pruitt, Linda M., p. 63,71 Pruitt, Linda F., p 55,75,77,86 Pruitt, Maynard L., p. 50,75,77 Pruitt, Robin M., p. 59,70,71,108 Puckett, Sandra L., p. 55,77 Quisenberry, Bobbie A., p. 63,67,70,71 Radke, Ingrid G., p. 50,67,69 Reavis, William R., p. 43,78,88,115 Reynolds, Harry L., p. 50,77 Reynolds, James E., p. 60,78 Reynolds, Walter E., p. 50 Rice, Jr., William H., p. 57,60,100 Richie, John, p. 63,101 Ricketts, Judith L., p. 46,50,68,71 Ricketts, Judy A., p. 60,71,102,103 Ricketts, Marie J., p. 55,68,70,71 Richardson, Billy W., p. 55,72,73 Richardson, Dulcie C., p. 57,60,72,.77 Richardson, Flora J., p. 61,63,71 Richardson, Joseph L., p. 63 Richardson, Norma J., p. 55 Richardson, Robert L., p. 72,73 Richardson, Violet G., p. 60,108 Riddle, Sylvia L., p. 50,71,75 Roach, David B., p. 60,68,77 Roach, Patsy J., p. 50,77 Robertson, Jerry W., p. 55,72 Robertson, Joyce M., p. 63,70,71 Robinson, Beverly A., p. 36,43,45,67,75,77,87,88,115 Rogers, Patricia A., p. 63 Rogers, Jr., Robert E., p. 50,98,105,108,110 Rowland, Douglas C., p. 46,50,67,72,73,77 Royster, Mary E., p. 43,76,77,86,89 Rutherford, Howard J., p. 50,72 Ryan, Alberta G., p. 55,70,71 Ryan, Dina, p. 60,70,71 Satterfield, Don W., p. 55,99,108,110 Saunders, David P., p. 50,104,105,107,108,109,110, HILL Saunders, Kathy M., p. 60 Saunders, Nancy L., p. 43,70,71,76,82,115 Scearce, Arvin L., p. 44,78,115 Scearce, Wayne M., p. 44,115 Scott, JoAnn, p. 55,68,77,95 Scott, Judy B., p. 50,68,69 Setliff, Patsy L., p. 63,70,71 Shelton, Daniel K., p. 63 Shelton, Edmond T., p. 72 Shelton, Martha A., p. 63,71 Shelton, Rosa M., p. 55,77 Shelton, William E., p. 60 Shields, Ann M., p. 50,71,76 Shively, Barbara J., p. 50,7] Shively, Linda F., p. 60,71 Shively, Richard L., p. 2,44,69,76,87,88,115 Shively, Verlena I., p. 60 Shumate, Jimmy L., p. 60,72 Slaughter, Brenda J., p. 63,70,71 Slaughter, Cheryl J., p. 76,108 Slaughter, David S., p. 63 Slaughter, Jerry W., p. 60 Slate, Randy W., p. 56,101,108 Student Dire clory Slayton, Carolyn J., p. 50,76 Slayton, Roger L., p. 60,72,73 Smith, George E., p. 63 Smith, Mary F., p. 50,108 Smith, Michael D., p. 75,78,72 Smith, Michael L., p. 63,72,73,78 Smith, Patricia D., p. 56 Snead, Dianne R., p. 50,71 Snead, Earnest J., p. 63,74 Snead, James H., p. 44,115 Snead, John E., p. 50,98,104,107,108,110,111 Spain, Richard D., p. 78,108 Spradlin, Janice E., p. 56 Stanfield, Linda F., p. 2,44,68,85,86,87,88,93,102,103, 108,110,115 Stegall, Rachel L., p. 51,67,68,86,108 Stephens, Gerald L., p. 60 Stephens, Sherry A., p. 63,70,71,80,95 Stewart, Carolyn D., p. 60 Stone, Tondra R., p. 44,115 Swaringen, Tommy L., p. 44,72,73,88,115 Talbard, Glen R., p. 74 Talbard, Sharon J., p. 60,75 Tate, Brenda L., p. 51,76,77 Tate, Claire M., p. 63,71 Tate, Judy R., p. 63,71 Tate, Ryland O., p. 72 Taylor, Artie M., p. 51,74,77 Taylor, Danny K., p. 51,72,73,78 Taylor, David A., p. 63 ; Taylor, Karen A., p. 63,70,71 Terry, Dianne, E., p. 51,71,76,80 Terry, James M., p. 63,67,108 Terry, Nancy S., p. 56,96,97,108 Terry, huthei. pssols09,900 Terry, William B., p. 64,72 Thacker, Paul A., p. 60,68,69,100,101 Thompson, Robert D., p. 64,100,108 Thompson, Susan A., p. 51,68,69,76 Thompson, Teresa M., p. 64 Thompson, Valerie J., p. 56,70,71,75 Tickle, Janice M., p. 56,75 Tickle, Lonnie D., p. 60 Toler, Linda G., p. 56,77,86 Toler, Patsy D., p. 60,70,71 Tolley, Dennis R., p. 60,100 Towell, Lillie M., p. 60 Trammell, Linda F., p. 60,71 Trammell, Stella M., p. 76 Trexler, Wanda L., p. 56,108 Tucker, Pamela G., p. 51,71 Turnbull, James R., p. 60,90,107 Turner, James H., p. 60 Turner, Janet L., p. 64,67,70,71 Turner, Judy A., p. 56 Vaden, Michael S., p. 64,72 Vaden, Jr., Robert D., p. 56,72 Vassar, Regina J., p. 60,71 Vernon, Kenneth R., p. 64 Vernon, Michael T., p. 60 Wade, Virginia D., p. 60 Walker, Barbara G., p. 51 Walker, Carolyn S., p. 51,68,76 Walker, Jr., Carroll E., 64 Walker, Cheryl L., p. 51,71,86 120 Walker, Delores L., p. 60,108 Walker, Dennis M., p. 56 Walker, Dennis K., p. 72,73,78 Walker, Diane C., p. 60,71 Walker, Diane H., p. 64,70,71 Walker, Jr., John W., p. 56,77 Walker, Joseph R., p. 60,68,69,100,101 Walker, Sandra K., p. 51,70,71 Wall, Carolyn E., p. 51,77 Wallace, Donna R., p. 64,70,71 Walters, Joel J., p. 56,72 Watkins, Clarence W., p. 56,72 Waltington, Sharon A., p. 60 Webb, Patricia A., p. 11,44,66,81,82,84,96,97,108, 109,110,111,115 White, Donald W., p. 64 White, Garland L., p. 60,72,73 White, Kitty D., p. 51,102,103, 106,108,110 White, Margaret M., p. 56,67,80,108,109 White, Nancy L., p. 56,70;71,95 Whitley, Joyce C., p. 51,103 Whitley, Margaret L., p. 60 Whitlow, Betty J., p. 46,51,68,71, 83 Whitt, Calvin E., p. 60,72,73 Whitt, David R., p. 64 Wiles, Carroll W., p. 56,108 Wiles, Charles S., p. 51 Wiles, Frances E., p. 56,77 . Wiles, Joyce A., p. 44,88,115 Wiles, Lelia A., p. 44,76,108,115 Wiles, Linda M., p. 56,77 Wiles, Mary N., p. 51 Wilkerson, Carroll, p. 72 Wilkerson, James E., p. 64,72,101 William, Allen W., p. 64,77 William, Connie M., p. 64,71 William, Donald R., p. 60 Williams, James B., p. 78 Williams, Janet H., p. 56,68,77 Williams, Linda K., p. 51,108 Williams, Martha A., p. 56,67,68,77 Williamson, Deborah L., p. 64,71 Willis, David R., p. 64 Willis, James K., p. 51,69,99 Wilson, Betty A., p. 64 Wilson, Jackie D., p. 56,99 Wilson, Lawrence G., p. 51,108 Wilson, William W., p. 56,67,98,107,108 Wimmer, Frank M., p. 51,86,108 Wludyka, Stanley M., p. 60,75,100 Womack, Jackie G., p. 64 Wood, Cathy D., p. 64,70,71 Wonner, Felix V., p. 64 Worley, Nancy P., p. 56 Wray, Sammy L., p. 64,72 Wyatt, Alice F., p. 64,71 Wyatt, Phyllis D., p. 51,76,108 Wyatt, Edith M., p. 56 Wyatt, Lily M., p. 56,71 Wyatt, Linda D., p. 51,71,108 Yeaman, Kenneth S., p. 60,72,73 Yeatts, Barry L., p. 64 Yeatts, David R., p. 64 Yeatts, Joy I., p. 60,67,77 Yeatts, Robert N., p. 56,100 Adoertisem eis ; (ongratulations , to the class of GEG. 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Wholesale Auto, Truck, Tractor Parts Complete Automotive Machine Shop 700 Wilson Street LINK-WATSON CORPORATION Established in 1845 Dealer Distributor Complete Line Hardware Building Supplies Farm Supplies Paints and Varnishes Electrical Appliances Electrical Supplies Roofing Materials Sheet Metal Fabrication Sporting Goods Housewares ¥ ee Ke He KH KX Call SWift 2-3311 314 Craghead Call 792-2722 267 Nor-Dan Drive JOIN YOUR P. T. A. AND SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL DAN RIVER PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION easiest travel on earth... § TRAILWAYS. 2 THRU-LINER SERVICE CHARTERS TOURS AND PACKAGE EXPRESS Feed Fertilizer SOUTHERN STATES DANVILLE COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED P, O. Box 819 Danville, Virginia Phone SW 3-2141 Farm Supplies HUNTER OIL COMPANY Phone SW 2-6231 Res. SW 3-8152 ORDERS 4 TO TAKE OUT Distributor of Shell products 221 River Street Danville, Virginia SW 3-8133 reer amaneua NEAL’S GROCERY op cary Calvin Neal Bruce Paythress SOUTHERN SHELL 122 River Street (Hwy. 58) Danville, Virginia The Modern Country Store Meats - Produce - Feeds Shell Gas and Oil James L. Compbell, Owner ' Phone SW 2-5036 First in Quality Fastest in Service Friendliest in serving you Get the Best - Get Sealtest from BOXWOOD DAIRY Complete Line of Dairy Products at your door or in your favorite store or market SW 2-2653 1204 South Boston Road Danville, Virginia The Newest Campus Favorites Ring and HELE Charms Pendant Charms only $ 50 School name and toler in real french hard enamel. Just right for neck or bracelet chain. AN (ED) Ring ane only $300 A plus tax A perfect miniature of your school ring with a sparkling stone in beautiful setting. STORES AIRPORT ESSO Earl (Blimp) Adkins, Owner Road Service Pick-up and Delivery Service 1375 South Boston Road (58 East) Phone 792-7582 Route 58 East Dial SW 2-8542 MORRIS DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Bernard Elliott, Owner Laundry Service (Save) Cashand Carry (Save) Congratulations to the Class of 1964 from HITCHCOCK STUDIO Danville, Virginia Makers of Senior Class Portraits FUN RECREATION RIVERSIDE LANES 3215 Riverside Drive Danville, Virginia Phone 793-9221 Anne Robinson President, Class of '64 RIVER Owned and Operated by J. E. Dooling and Sons Buy, Sell, and Trade Phone 792-7715 106 River Street Danville, Virginia CHICKEN CAFE Open 24 hours daily (except Sunday closed 1:00 A.M. - 6:00 A.M.) Air Conditioned Catering Service Pit ‘- ¥: Southern Fried Barbecue et Chicken Steaks eed Chops 1491 West Main Street : Phone SW 2-9867 Compliments of “5 POINT GULF WHITE CROSS SERVICE STATION Health and Beauty Aid Center Gas - Oil - Accessories 539 Main Street Lubrication - Wash - Polish North Main Richmond Blvd. Danville, Virginia Phone SW 2-9695 ENGLISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY The Parts Boys H. P. GREEN SHOE COMPANY AUTO SPECIALITY COMPANY 37 Years of Service To The Automotive Trade 328 Main Street A United Motors Service Station SW 2-1445 525 Loyal Street SW 2-7811 Danville, Virginia JOHNSON’S RIVERSIDE DRUG, INC. Compliments of CAT FIDDLE Prescription Specialists CUS SEONG 803 Riverside Drive De Ge Dyes Luce Danville, Virginia t E | i DANVILLE BEAUTY ACADEMY It Pays to Play BOOTH-WHITE SPORT SHOP, INC. Toys and Games Athletic Equipment SW 2-8036 304 Main Street Danville, Virginia AUTO UPHOLSTERY GLASS SHOP Auto Glass Sales and Service Glass for all Makes of Cars 701 Loyal Street SW 2-6253 RIPPE’S Ready-to-Wear 559 Main Street BOO eae WOOLWORTHS Your Headquarters for one-stop shopping Your money's worth at a Woolworth Store 501 Main Street Danville, Virginia All work guaranteed DON LEON’S CABINET SHOP Custom Made Cabinets Book Cases Bars Phone SW 3-6655 Hwy. 360 - 1 mile from Danville city limits When others fail, try us DOOLEY BROS. GARAGE SW 2-2163 120 Walton Avenue Danville, Virginia Why not meet me at Convenient MARY’S DINER Cafeteria Home-cooked meals Breakfast - Lunch Supper Dial SW 2-9720 1203 Piney Forest Rd. Danville, Virginia BLAIRS GULF Gulf Products Route 29 North Blairs, Virginia T. W. CHANEY'S STORE General Merchandise Milton Road MAHAN AND TRYEE, INC. Wholesale Grocers 530 Monroe Street SW 2-2311 EAST'S SERVICE STATION Route 360 Danville, Virginia SOUTHERN DISCOUNT COMPANY Auto - Boat - Mobile Home Financing and Refinancing Phone SW 2-8011 406 Lynn Street Danville, Virginia If your barn should catch fire, SMITH-DOUGLASS PROTECTS YOUR FERTILIZER INVESTMENT You can store Smith-Douglass fertilizer without fear of loss from fire because it is a long estab- lished Smith-Douglass policy to replace, without charge, any Smith-Douglass fertilizer destroyed by fire while in storage on the farm. Throughout the years, many farmers have been reimbursed for Smith-Douglass fertilizer which burned when a tobacco barn or other storage house unfortunately caught fire. BUY YOUR SMITH-DOUGLASS FERTILIZER NOW...STORE IT... AND FEEL SECURE. SMITH-DOUGLASS CO., INC. 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BARKER GROCERY Route 2 Ringgold, Virginia FRANCES KAHN SHOE SALON 410 Main Street Danville, Virginia BOYD'S AMERICAN STATION SW 2-6738 South Boston Road VIRGINIA BANK TRUST COMPANY The bank of personal service ' Member of F.D.I.C. Let us take care of your financial worries ItisJune now! Our bridge is completed and we are crossing itintothe adult world. Left behind are our customs and ideals which are now the traditions for those in the rising classes. Some of the foundations of our bridge were laid in the sorrow that comes to all young people while the others were laid in the happiness and hope that “DB utle ding 140 we have for our future. Our bridge is a symbol of our years at Dan River, which were filled with sorrows, happiness, and much hope. 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