Drewry Mason High School - Spartanian Yearbook (Ridgeway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1957 volume:

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L f Q Q3 www Vle the class of 1956 57 have grown from happy go lucky eighth g rade r s to responslble Seniors at Drewry Mason Hlgh School This is the first real graduating clas s of Drewry Mason other classes began their cour se s at Axton Spencer or Ridgeway I-hgh Schools We remember all those exciting firsts in our consolidated high school Mention the fact that we almost became the blue and grey Confederates instead of the bla c k and white Spartans and it brings back visions of uattles royal which took place while selecting the school colors and the name of our teams We helped name the news paper The Scroll andthe annual The Spartanian We have seen our organlzations increase and our curriculum expand to offer forty eight poss1ble units We played an integral part in establishing customs wh1ch future cla s s e s will take for granted Not only d1d we grow through our school but our school has grown through us e have seen loyaltie s to three schools merge Mason Through the pages of this book you will see what that Spirit 1S The Seniors of 1956 57 through the staff leave this the fifth volume of The Spartanian as the climax to the record of the f1rst class to spend f1ve full years at Drewry Ma son High School , N - . . . W . ' ' ' ' into the united Spartan Spirit of Drewry 4 Inner r B md LIN S ILT moth gQ0!ZZ2!Zf ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Tun ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS .Tunxox N 1 x I FEATURES ,Tumor benmur Bxnr e Pageant PI ny Homecommg Snowha I Darn e Christmas Page lnt snlor 'iw Q I ADVERTISEMENTS K Supl B10 NI mu 2 1 1'-EIDKII Bea 1 Henlor On Ihsplay aIenda1 OIXI I':'invi3f'fI - . ..... .,,. 5 VII-wI Sw' rw ,.....,...., I-'I Iwvxliuri .......,.... .... I ov- ,... ......,.. I I Ifres N ,4,,.,,,,AA I-,igI1IIi Cjtmpic ...... , .... .XCIKIII CIA 5, IQ K, ....... . . Beta 'UN ,,,,...,,, Nw SQTIIII IPP Sp'irt1x1i.m .,..,...... F. H, .'-., .........,..,. . F, E4 X F. B, II. rx. .....,... If rcnsivx ,,.... ...,.. I lIm:'uw I , .... . , ......... I I?112x:'v Vlutl ,.,, .... 5 Ifc IJrix'C1uI IIIH Szaf' V' IWI!r0I . . . ' Iogv LfI11Im fu ' HUC CI-'IIB ........ , .....,....,......,. . Iv 151111 L I1 'I-II IQIUIJ .,..... . . . IV. IA . , .,.,., IVIAII1-Y If .III A , , .,4,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,, Varsiix' Bgiskctb. II ' ' '.1rQty Iii AIM-th: II ,....,.........., BI S3 1 Ch Q Vivr. ' V ' 1 111 K . , , . ...... ,...,.,,.. 1 ty Q ' 2 'A ff ,...,..,.. ,.,.. 4 .... I 1' - S ' ' . .J ti ti 'Q 9- ,uf ' if . -'KF Q ., Q., , Q ff? J , W . -.fr ,,,1,,, , ,,?,.,, A,i,5.,.,. t. fm ML -, - 1 -' 3:1 5 af Qu. vw f mfg, Q- 11 K V' - K ,,,, , g f V Y . . . 4 ,my ,S -f'g1..,tg - 1.- 4 ' 1-gm. 3 A Riff vm Music and Art offer a Universal Language. vi' I. . Q 'Mtn' W + : I G lf ii 5 5 l .gn v I as 1. . :jla -. , ,K Q-rf :xii --, gf 5 5 4,944 Z X X H zbgi v ff' so is ff of ' .a In our classrooms today. 'win .s fm Y X u'-1 X Sk. 11-. S ,K 4 Y f -v g't ' Spartan Spirit through their Classes than I xhs ' ff' A N . K X 'Q' X .pi .'5' 2 'Xi 'Tg...?' Q5 MISS MYRTLE O'DELL Teaching students elementary math and the Complicated steps of algebra and ge o rn e t r y is a tiring and full time job. Yet Miss O'De1l does this and finds time to help with many othe r activities, among these the annual staff and forensics events. 'Q- Miss O'Del1 and Mrs. Dupuy make pre- liminary plans for annual. DEDICATION Seldom in the development of a school have any two people been so completely identified with the best interest and future welfare of the students. They are never too busy to find time for a student who has a personal or scholastic problem. Many of their valuable hours in the last five years have been spent helping the Spartanian meet the de adline . With the s e thoughts in mind, we dedicate this, The 1957 Spartanian, to our sponsors, Miss Myrtle O'Dell and Mrs. Catherine L. Dupuy. She helps students plan for the future through the guidance department and her math B e t a goals. the a on th nnual keep Mrs. Dupuy constantly MRS. CATHERINE L. DUPUY classes. She is always encouraging Club members to strive for higher These, plus the co-sponsorship of e go. 1 e. wg,- Y l Z' fxxxf 95- X .5 5, 9+ .-7,4 4,1 - 1 4 .Dbl 4, I -X' i 7173! WZ! , h X is f X, ff, A X H -1' '!n,,7:- 5 -9 r ' X f A ' X' 'L , X ff I 'Q PN K X, 1 ' K HA liz! I 11 n M iii- ! A- XV E wax X X' 24 1 W H iv J 1 3 R Y K 1 Kr 1 O H 14 EN- SX W1 f Wg' QQ Our Principal, MR. O, 2. PILSON, is deeply admired and respected by everyone. On his shoulders rests the, planning and mana geme nt of our school. Mr. Pilson' s c on sta nt de- votion and t h o u g h t f ul supervision have made our five ye a r s a never- to-be -forgotten experience. He i s assisted in the effective management of the office by MRS. VIRGINIA RAY YARBROUGH. She ha s efficiently handled the daily p r o o l e m s of the office as they have confronted her. O E PILSON MR PILSON and MRS. YARBROUGH check ledger. MISS WOOD reports the day's absentees to MRS. YARBROUGH PUPIL ACCOUNTING AND GUIDANCE SERVICES '74 1, MR. ROBERT LEWIS, Assistant Principal signing excuses An important part of pupil ac- counting is the daily giving of ex- cuses, MR, LEWIS begins the day by signing these, Then the che ck on habitual absentees and contacts with parents are made by phone orletter, All of this, is to carry out our philo- sophy that e ve ry day of school is important for every pupil, Working together to fill the re- sponsible po s i t i on s o f guidance directors are MRS. CA T HE R IN E DUPUY and MR, ROBERT LE W IS . They are always ready to offer friendly advice and expert guidance to the many students who need assis- tance in making important decisions . JANETandJEAN help keep t e files up to date. EVELYN WOOD OSCAR MUNCH B, S, B. Mus. Radford College Eastern School of Musicp English, Forensics Houghton Collegeg Sophomore Cla s s Ithaca College Gene ral 8: Choral Music Majorettesg Band MARTHA S. WILLIAMS Madison College Historyg English Social Studies Senior Class HAROLD C. GLOVER B. A. nr Martin Junior College Alabama State College Mathematicsg English VERA WHITLOCK B. S. Radford College Social Studiesg Art Sophomore Class f 1 lx KL M KEEP SCHOOL MOVING i onference before school opens. ' LI x Lt? 'I fl , 'yllysb YQ if VJ ,Q UM 'Y uw Li? ' ' , L LY 'J WILLIAM F. coPL1N MILDRED L. HUDDLE JACK GARBER ERALDINE R. COVINGTON B, S, MARTHA MINTER B, S. A-5 B. B. S. University of n. B, A, Radford College Elon College Radfofflcouege West Virginia Westharnpton College Englishg Forensics Historyg Forensics Business Science English Sophomore Class Junior Class F.B.L.A.1 J11ni01' C1359 Safety Patrolg Monotors Co-Sponsor Beta Club f ii? TQ it 1' if' 55' ' 3 -il M! L7 L 1 -AL fe .ff K, X xx. X .1 ... 5 -. Af- N Y Y lg Tm -3: MYRTLE O'DELL B. S. Radford College Mathematics Co-Sponsor Annual Chairman Forensics Sophomore Class 1 Contestants in .litter-bug Contest BILL MOTLEY B. A. Lynchburg College Driver Training Drivers' Club JAKE A. MOTLEY B. S. Radford College R.P.I. EDWARD M. LEVI A. B. Phys, Ed, and Health Lynchburg College Chee rleade rsg Basketball Eighth Grade A-up 197 'QUE' Ki . L f This-v rl ION we 'P L J, 1,111 RALPH A. TAVENNER MAGGIE J.' DAVIS B. S, B. S. V.P.I. Madison College Agriculture William and Mary F.F.A, Historyg Government Debate Teamg F.T.A Freshman Class RUTH M. JOHNSTON B. S. Radford College Busines s Eighth Grade ELEANOR S. TURNER B. S. Ma ry Washingtong Madisong William and Mary Librarian Library Club LOUISE G. OSBORNE B. S. 'Zim S. D, BRAY B. S. Longwood College University of Tennessee Phys, Ed, and Health University of Virginia Geographyg Biology Monog ram Club Ba ske tballg Ba s eball Mathematic s Sophomore Cla ss Biology Club Freshman Class A95 59-D-'P 'G MINNIE P. HULL J. B. S. Radford College Phys. Ed. and Health Cheerleadersg Basketball Freshman Class Q an A.. K ' E, LAURENCE DUPUY A. B. Hampden Sydney V.P.I. Lating Agriculture Veterans' Training S, fi 1 9 ! 194' WARREN VIPPERMAN MARGARET W. CLANTON B. S. B. S. V.P.I. Radford College Agriculture Home Economics F.F.A. F.H.A. Eighth Grade MARION I-IEDRICK B. S. Radford College Englishg Social Studies Eighth Grade i MINA L. CARTER B. A. University of Tennessee Spanishg English Spanish Club Freshman Class FACULTY Picking up the mail CATHERINE L. DUPUY PAULINE YATES ROSE MARY LEWIS ROBERT C. LEWIS B. A. B. A. A. B. B. S. We sthampton College Radford College Union College Union College William and Mary: Mathematics Sociology, Speech University of Virginia University of Virginia Safe Drivers' Club English Assistant Principal Mathematics: Guidalwe Freshman Class Forensics Journalism Co-Sponsor Beta Club Ez Annual S.C.A, and Newspaper ,,,.....- X 'QS-'r I FOR FUTURE Q Q' HELEN H. NORRIS EDWARD P, JONES CAROLYN FEMINEAR B. S. A. B. B. S. Radford College Guilford College Alabama Polytechnic Home Economics Phys. Ed. and Health Institute F.H.A. Club Monogram Clubp Football Science Senior Class Eighth Grade '51 f--,,r?Q.- . -Q. -. - K ARTHUR STEWART A, B.g M. A, Georgetown College We ste rn Kentucky State Industrial Arts JEAN WEBSTER B. S. University of Richmond Radford College Sciencep Science Club Eighth Grade Plans to attend U, of Va.. math conference MRS. EDNA RAMSEY ir' 'ine' SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS MRS. HESTER CALLOWAY fNot Picturedl MRS MARJORIE OTEY MR. THOMAS MCCRICKARD MRS. NELLIE COX lNot Picturedl ,X Q ff , jj. mmf xxgxij X lm ggzddgd 5 f ' JV! LA X f ' ff I at I , IL Y , X J lg, X xx? 1 l ,XV Q If X ' !,,V!, N 1, X X I . M, 'LX X I Z. 1,1 X if k , X, X . i I xi 5 L .' 'T ' 4 'Af I 2 Xkf 'fl' mx U l ,ijgxx Zfgf fy xg 4 K x. ' .A X H R Wy fkx XXQXXL X 2 Q . ,jf xx N V ' 3 J ' f X I ' 1 f 'V ' V' qi fx i . if 7 ,, 1 f x Z 14' 1, ' ' rx ,ma - A o -15 55:17 . . wwf giizgfi 364- , ,EF A, iv , T , 1 z Q . , Fi' ' 11935 .Hi A - 5 . 2 N 'On . A E 1 V SPONSORS AND S'I'ANIJINC,3 COMMIT TI-LP I-'irst Row: Onita Mdrtin, Peggy Warren Second Row: Josettzn Harris, Peggy Curry Third Row: Doris Rea, Rinlmurfl Dulaney Fourth Row: Nirs, Norris, Miss-a Minter Fifth Row: Mrs,Wi11i4rnS. SENIORS WILLIAM W PEARMAN Pre s1dent Pudgeway Vlrginia noisy. f UiljEA lgyAN ELECTED TO PRESIDE REBECCA J AN .I?YCEkJ MARTHA CAROL ASHBY CAROLE MAE MINTER Ole' , eq r -mr! CNR-N 3 Treasurer Reporter gn 38 Riv r 'ppt Hts Route 4 Route l N www W Ma fm-,011 , 1rgXini,u Mf1rtinsviHe,Virginid Mart1nEv1I1e V1rg1n1a 1 X,gA,g,-,.,, f-q,D:Nvq-, .ur '5 'QW' rx 1 nrt rf A MARY ELIZABETH AGEE DONALD FULLER ASI-IBY PEGGY ANN ASHBY JAMES CLYDE BARBOUR Route 1 Route 4 Route l Route 2 Ridgeway, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Ridgeway, Virginia I f Xg We register to vote OVER DIGNIFIED SENIORS KENNON CURTIS BARNES MYRIAN JULIA BARNES WAYNE DOUGLAS BARROW Route Z Route Z Route 4 CLEMMIE MAE BIGGS Ridgeway, Virginia Ridgeway, Virginia Nlartinsville, Virginia Spencer, Virginia , Q 'WT-ff nw-v ' Vu. fl -we 'in-.... 3. Q. V57 ..f,.,-4 5-'Q ' 4 -1 avr i 4. -Qu,-ww BRUCE RUCKER BRANCH Route l Martinsville, Virginia ALMA ELIZABETH BURGESS Route 1 Ridgeway, Virginia RICHARD OREN BYRD Route 1 Axton, Virginia ANNIE CATHERINE CALDWELL Route 3 Martinsville, Virginia ,Wx Winners of Free SENIORS CCNDUCT WILLIE MARTIN CALDWELL, JR. Route 3 Martinsville, Virginia HAROLD LLOYD COLEMAN Route 2 Ridgeway, Virginia SAMUEL LURTY COLLIER, JR, Route Z Ridgeway, Virginia RICHARD KENNON COX Route Z Ridgeway, Virginia ELECTING PATSY JANE CRADDOCK 1420 Rivermont Hts. Martinsville, Virginia PEGGY IRENE CURRY Route 1 Ridgeway, Virginia SHIRLEY BARKER DALTON Route 2 Ridgeway, Virginia POLLY ESTELLE DAVIS Route Z, Axton, Virginia Ente rprise Conte st PIRITED CAMPAIGN RICHARD BURNETT , 1 1 DuI,ANlCY ' Route l Axton, Virginia BARBARA JEAN DUNN Route 2 leaksville, North Carolina EISENHOWER DURHAM Route Z Axton, Virginia PAUL CLEVELAND EAM1-LS Route 4 Martinsville, Virginia in 'E' lvw U! Quan-nu nf niggaz CARLTON EUGENE NANCY MARIE MARJORIE MAE JAMES NELSON EANES EARLES EPLING FAUCETTE Route 1 Route.2 1521 Riverrnont Hts. Route 2 Axton, Virginia ' bpm. ' M fi 'U my kk,. , ff. Axton, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia A dwg i 5 f 3 ie 3. ix .Eli 3 ts' if T A 5 th x 3 S ff I I BELVA MAXINE GRITTA Route 1 Ridgeway, Virginia 599 Remember this . . LOUIE WESLEY GROGAN Route 1 Price, North Carolina 2 '-hs..-T. ...M fx THE BAT MARGARET EVADELLE HARBOUR Route 1 Martinsville, Virginia i n Z ' 1 Y ' xy 1 . f-st 'U' we Axton, Virginia SENIORS A MYSTERY RUTH CARROLL HARNSBERGER 1603 Rivermont Hts. Martinsville, Virginia 'i- if QF -'tg L, 'Q-.. M J I MILTON LEE RICHARD RANDALL RUTH MARIE FISHER ELIPPEN FRANCISCO Route 4 Route 3 Route 2 Martinsville, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Axton, Virginia X .,' y r 'r I- li: . W M X, ? fgc ,. H '72 PRESENTED JOSETTA HARR Route LEE IS I Axton, Virginia 6 i 3 NOVEMBER N ELL MYRIA HARRISON Martinsville , Virginia iw. -sm ' f F 53, And this 7 WOODROW ROGER HAW'I.EY Route -1 Martinsville, Virginia 40 -A 15 Q14-ri Pl gf MARY HELEN GRAVELY Route 1 Axton, Virginia s. MP L x , I I .4 A 4' '5 JAMES ERNEST HOPKINS Route 3 Martinsville , Virginia ,mfg 'U' ' ian-..,- ji fXl..J. ' pr exif' A Cat- ,Mash ci E CHARLEEN DAVIS HURD Route 3 Martinsville, Virginia ROY BURTON KELLAM Route 1 Spencer, Virginia AUBREY MOIR LAWSON Spencer, Virginia SHIRLEY ANNE LOVELL Route 1 Axton, Virginia BUSY SENIORS VOTE FOR JANET ELIZABETH MCDONALD Route Z Axton, Virginia BARBARA ESTELLE MANNING Route 1 Axton, Virginia QUEEN AND GEORGE CECIL MARTIN 1432 Rivermont Hts. Martinsville, 'Virginia ONITA MAXINE MARTIN Route 2. Ridgeway, Virginia ROBERT ALVIN MASON Route 1 Ridgeway, Virginia JOHN THOMAS MINTER Spence r , Virginia I ,1 .vi U! tj, 1 f , I .-1, LLOYD RICHARD MITCHELL Route 3 Martinsville, Virginia BETTY JEAN MOORE Route 1 Martinsville, Virginia THE SNOWBALL , F ,D ' JW HER COURT DORIS JEAN MORRIS Route 3 Martinsville, Virginia JIMMY LEE NICKELSTON Route 4 Martinsville, Virginia WILLIAM PRICE NORMAN Route 3 Axton, Virginia CARROLL GAYLE O'DELL Route I Ridgeway, Virginia ,fx LINDA ANNE PATSY EMALINE MARGARET ANN GEORGE JONES REYNOLDS ROACH SHROPSHIRE SHUMATE Route 1 Route 1 Ridgeway, Virginia Ridgeway, Virginia Axton, Virginia Axton, Virginia WITH GRADUATION IN VIEW 5. KA X X1 I X N JAMES CONNIE THACKER Route 1 Ridgeway, Virginia 1? I 3 qn...'fQ- - ' BARBARA JEAN TURNER Route 1 Axtori, amiga Yi? Just Ioafing!I JAMES STANLEY WALKER Route 3 Martinsville, Virginia yglgzizu w ggbze V gg..g:F. X f . V iggifl f W Y ,.,w PEGGY LOUISE WARREN Ridgeway, Virginia ? BOBBIE SUE KATHLEEN WILSON LESSIE BENNETT MARVIN EDWARD WILSON Route 2 WILSON WILSON Route 1 Axton V1rg1n1a Route 1 Route Z Rxdgeway Vlfglnla Axion, Virginia Axton V1rg1nia SENIORS PREPARING FOR NEXT BOBBY EUGENE WOOD Route 3 Martinsville, Virginia First Row: Patricia J on e s, Vice-Presi- dentg Jean Patterson, Secretary. Second Row: Jesse Moore, T reasure rg Clifton Campbell, President. Third Row: Miss Wood, Sponsorg David Minton, Reporter, Fourth Row: Mrs.Covington, Mr, Garber, Sponsors. JUNIORS ORGANIZE FOR ACTION W X Carl Barrow Jean Barrow 1 in 'Jkt' vu., Barbara Sue Edwards David Gaulfiin Ellen Gilbert It ON GUILFCRD BATTLE l Loafing! Mildred Harris 1 x, A! A .X ,.. P- X 1 95 . '4'-I7 fu. JU s-...- 'YF' If G R O U N Ur , f l B 4 X111 M 1 ,X li Jo Arm Gravely Betty Jean Gregory Betty Lou Gregory Janet M. Holland 11' ii 'S...,.-f 1795 he--qv Marvin Scearce Arleane Speakman Barbara Swisher Larry Talbe rt Ca, in Wa. i 'U' ox ' in lx Qs Y-f 'fwuii f f n 11 -1 IN ci 'Cl 'hit' Nancy Scott Ann Simmons Ethel Slaydon Geraldine Sm1th JUNIORS HAVE HAD A Juniors decorate for Christmas. Jane Tatum Janet Turner Jean Underwood Jimmy Vernon 4991 3'5- au-'Q li 'ESP' Ralph Walker Joan Washburn Joyce Wilson ,Lelia Wilson Q0 'I ,ff , BUSY DAYS fmjsfg MSUT, WVEQ .v '7 Virginia Wilson Juniors look over their project Phyllis Wingfield PREPARING FOR THAT LAST YEAR 43 gklkgkgkn F.- fav ,W Q , 5. 'WQB in , an II' vi First Row Becky Tyree, Secretary Faye - Montrief Treasurer Second Row Larry Lawson President Charles Chfton Vice President Third Row Miss Huddle Miss Whitlock Sponsors Fourth Row Miss O'DeH Mrs Osborne Sponsors CAREFREE SOPHOMORES RETURN WITH PLANS Mary Virginia Barbour Forrest Ann Barrow Bobby Barnes Melvin Barnes Junior Bates Josephine Belton Jimmy Bennett Tommy Biggs Norma Jean Billings Harvey Boaz OR Max Dove Connie Caldwell Dorothy Lou Campbell Wayne Campbell Gene Cardwell Bobby Carter Gloria Clark Charles Clifton Troy Coleman Jackie Covington Curtis Cox Leona Duncan Ronald Duncan Joan Eanes Perry Eanes Linda Eggleston Carolyn Fisher Jean Flanagan Judy Flanagan Joe Foley Glenda Foster Avagill Fulche r Beverly Cvauldin Billy Gauldin Robert Gauldin 'Qr:..r Joe Cox Texas Crews CLASS ORGANIZATION -95+ .FX Tl!! Qin 151 ii M. -5,6 by Lggr O ryrggg gg G .r Stuart Martin Michael Mason Anita Maxcy Mary Jane Mellott Janice Mills Shirley Mitchell Faye Montrief Agnes Moore Berkley Mountcastle Bonnie Munroe GIRLS' FOOTBALL GAME Carol Patterson Bennie Pearman Evelyn Powell Louis Powell Wayne Priddy Charlotte Riddle Lewis Riddle Ronald Roberts Elizabeth Robertson Kennon Robertson Lee Robinson Eugene Rumley Bernard Scearce Roger Scott ,, r ,aff 4 1 Q X 'W Barbara Ann Sanders Q 5, ff i' L Cathe rine Mye r s Faye Nichols , . .wzfii ,-,Q 5 clalfii' . ' I' 17' if ffl L , L NW f 1 4 i v bn-MQ-.V in First Row: Carol Underwood, Reporterg J ane t Knight, Secretary. Second Row: James Riddle, Vice-Presidentg Richard Tate, President, Third Row: Dennie Eane s , Treasurer. Fourth Row: Mr. B ray , Mrs. Carter, Sponsors. Fifth Row: Miss Yates, Mrs. Lewis, Sponsors. . sinh lddr swf'-W FRESHMEN CHOOSE TATE AS PRESIDENT Lillie Agee Lillian Aliff Carolyn Ashby Jane Ashby Ronnie Ashby Evelyn Barker Malinda Barrow Mary Jane Barrow Nancy Bateman Albert Bates Hazel Bates Dora Bell Harvey Boaz, Jr, Loretta Bowman Mary Douglas Brirnm Add1e Faye Bullard an-Q. FRESHMEN 5- Q5 Anita Compton William Compton Linda Connor Jane Covington pf-ig. . ' Gale Davis Hugh Dickerson Gayle Donovant Ronnie Duncan Denn1b Eanes Stuart Eckols Claudxa Fackler Carollne Fxsher Shirley Foley Vannie Foley Betty Francisco Nellie Gauldin T0 BEGIN HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS Beverly Gauldin Gloria Gilley Joyce Gilley Kenneth Gravely Raymond Gravely Winslow Goins Sheila Green Tommy Gregory 7-7 T77 --'f' She1la Gritta Helen Hank1ns Wade Hardxe Vxrgmia Hardy Carolyn Harris Jerald Harris Margaret Harris Nancy Harris Sadie Harris Judy Harrison Doris Hill Frances Ann Hill Alvin Hodges Jimmy Holland Vicki Holland Polly Hudson 5. Bobby Joyce Tommy Joyce Raymond Justice Janet Knight Becky Kendrick Wayne Kellam Joe Lambeth Anna Sue Law fi 3 FRESJHMEN FIND THEIR Brenda Hughes Marjorie Huff Kenneth Hundley Sandra Hurd Dernetrice Jackson James Jarrett Jerry Jenkins Charles Jones C ca 11:7 f '.v., Qu... 'KH' 'Q-9 Ruby Lawson Tommy Land William Leland Billy Lester Arthur Lewis Lou Lovell Melvin Martin Patsy Martin PLACES IN CHOSEN CLUBS Ann Merriman Caryl Miller Carolyn Minter Jimmy Minter Lucille Mize Gale Moore Kenneth Moore Jane Morris 4-3 Patsy Morris Tommy Morris Sherman Moser David Moxley Randalle Moxley Nancy Murphy Barbara McGuire Lorinda McVay Paul Nickelston Dillard Norman Ronnie Osborne Glenda O' Dell Randolph O'Dell Virginia O'Dell Joyce O'Dell Je rry Otey --.-.5 ' FRESHMEN BEGIN TO FEEL 'QCP 'fn-aff Www- ml - 'ilszyx 1 cl: .W A if .a -lj , .., llvmh m Johnsie Reynolds James Riddle Brenda Robertson Rebecca Robertson Betty Ann Roach Nancy Roach Nellie Roach Polly Roach Clayton Pendleton Patsy Pickurel Shirley Pickurel Jane Pilson Bobby Pruitt Elizabeth Pruitt Ann Rea Pat Rea C' Q!! SC! Y ' 4:27 'iw Q',' -qu.-of N PART OF ALL Ralph Shropshire Betty Shumate Kaye Simmons Judy Smith Shirley Smith Yome Smith Ronald Speakman Kenneth Stewart 1.1, Betty Rooerts John Rorrer Bobby Scott Lois Scott Norma Scott Phyllis Sharpe Betty Sheppard Bobby Sheppard ACTIVITIES damn 'KG' 2 ?'V '13 Q2 I 49 kixis I ,. K. I WWW Shelby Stewart Nancy Stone Sue Stone Esther Sweitzer Charles Swinney Carolyn Talbert Ronald Talbert Robert Talley Norma Jean Tate Richard Tate Joe Tatum Susan Tavenner John Thomasson Margart Todd Basil Trent Shellie Ann Trent FRESHMAN ASK FOR GUIDANCE IN lt' XV . gli, 'll J Carole Wells Alice White Alice Williams Memory Williams Orbreyn Williams Margaret Wilson Mary Ann Wilson Carolyn Wimbush Gary Turner Carol Underwood Bobby Underwood Betty Jean Walker Howard Walker C. W. Wall Jane Washburn Wilson Washburn 3 X , ' PLANNING LAST THREE YEARS Reamey Winn Harold Wright Jackie Wyatt Linda Wyatt Patsy Wyatt Jo Lynn Yeatts C. W. Young Glenwood Youn Bobby Hensley g Eighth G rade Section Presidents and Sponsors Presidents - Left to Right - First Row: Ramona Stone, President 8Ag Linda Riddle, Pre s ident 8E. Second Row: Leon Wood, Pre side nt 8Cg Glean Compton. Third Row: Wayland Pulliam, President 8Fg June Wilson, President 8B, Fourth Row: Billy Harnsberger, President 8Dg Carol Roberts, President 8G. Sponsors - Fourth Row: Mrs. Hedrick, 8F. Fifth Row: Miss Feminear, BE: Miss Webster, 8Fg Mrs.Johnston, 8B, Sixth Row: Mrs. Clanton, 8Cg Mr s . Motley, 8Gg Mr. Munch, 8D. BEWILDERED EIGHTH GRADERS... Jerry Anderson Linda Ashby Sandra Ashby ' Susan Ashby Alvis Barker Murray Barnes Brenda Barrow Roger Bennett Richard Bishop 6 Betty Boaz Dorothy Boaz 58 Elizabe th Boa rdwine Linda Boaz Johnny Bolt Donald Boswell Janet Bowers Melvin Bowles Verlon Bowman Coy Branch Jimmy Caldwell Ramona Caldwell Ruth Cardwell Betty Chatham Theresa Chattin FIND A PLACE IN SCHOOL Betty Clark Marie Clark Marcia Cleary Barbara Compton Carolyn Compton Gerald Compton Glean Compton Margaret Compton Johnny Conner Becky Jo Cox Elaine Cox Fannie Cox Nancy Cox J. D. Craddock Paul Craddock Peggy Craddock Elmo Daniel Betty Lou Davis Marie Davis Brenda Diuguid Roy Donovant Sandra Doyle Jessie Durham Nancy Eanes Y 7 Linda Earles Ronald Fentress Tommy Fisher Margaret Flanagan Joseph Frazier Louise Freeman Martha Frye Louise Fulcher Roy Garrett Mary Ann Gatewood Jerry Gauldln Glenda Gilbert EIGHTH GRADE THRILLS TO WCNDERS 'S '-Rf' - km .A i9K I l l if lar li fl 8 N f ,an IVE Qt!! Maxi Y? GK? Helen Gilley Russell Gregory Temple Gregory Moir Hairfield Ray Haley Betty Jean Handy Herman Hankins Myrtle Hanks Clarence Harbour Samuel Hard1e Marxe Hardy Bmlly Harnsberger David Harms Gale Harris Lorene Hendricks Judy Hensley Wlllxam Higgs Wayne Hill Helen Hodges Lorene Hodges James Holland Mitze Holley Betty Hundley Gene Hutson Patsy Hylton Jay Jackson Iona Jackson Roy Jenkins Pauline Johnston Cha rle s Jone s Denny J ordan Gene Joyce Mildred Joyce Lucy Justice Ronnie Kallam Kermit Kanode OF SCIENCE AT PLANETAR Kitty Koger Sandra Koger James Lawrence Johnny Lawson Bennie Lea Henry Ledford Carolyn Lee Bobby Lewis Christy Lewis Norma Jean Livengood Marie Lynch Be rnice Marlowe A Patricia Marshall Kay Martin Dell May Phyllis Mays Charles Meeks Curtis Meeks Taylor Meeks Marie Merriman Darrell Miller Phyllis Mills Dianne Minter Joyce Minter Sandra Minter Ronald Mize Margaret Montrief Betty Moore Pamela Moore Franklin Moxley Judy Nuckles Thomas Oakes Tommy Oakes Jeanne Otey Jane Patterson Carolyn Payne HARD.. Peggy Peele Ann Powell Frances Pratt Shirley Pruitt Wayland Pulliam Charles Ramsey Gaynelle Rea Billy Reeves Cecil Riddle Linda Riddle James Rogers Carol Ann Roberts Douglas Robbins Linda Robinson Alice Sandifer Mary Jane Saunders Joseph Secrest Betty Seals Betty Sharpe Rilla Jane Sheppard Polly Slaughter Dorothy Slaydon Mary Alice Smart Bobby Smith Lonnie Smith Shirley Smith John David Spencer Boyce Stallard Fred Stallard Ramona Stone Janice Stovall David Stratton Faye Stultz Je rry Stultz Dora Mae Swisher Harry Taylor AT FGOTBALL CONCESSION STAND James Taylor J. D. Taylor Linda Taylor Sherman Terry Mary Frances Thacker Phyllis Thacker Mickey Thornmasson Barbara Thurman Walker Tolbe rt Lillie Trent Frances Tuggle Faye Turner Barbara Tyree Judy Vippe rman Ned Walker Sandra Walker Ryta Warren Priscilla Warren Frances Wells Clara Wells George Wells Lonnie Wells Lynwood Wells Mary Ellen Wells Roslyn Wells R. W. White Clara Williams Kay Williams Roger Willy .Tune Wilson Modena Wilson Robert Wilson Shirley Wilson Janet Wirnbish Lucy Wingfield Samuel Wishnevsky Leon Wood Linda Wood Patsy Wood Ann Wright Philip Wright Harvey Wright EIGHTH GRADE READY TO WALK INTO HIGH SCHOOL Gay and Se rious J is ' V' Vrll F 1 sla A -'hs' 0 , H Q4 I lang. Institutional on the Farm Training is given to Farm Veterans entitled to G.l. Training. Two hour classes are held twice each week. Super- vision is given each Veteran' s p ro g ram b y a visit to the fa rm at least twice a month. They receive two hundred hours a year of instruction by one of our agriculture instructors. E. L. Dupuy, Instructor, Ha rold Brown, Dee- ward Bateman, Ramey Burgess, Ernest Clark, Claude Hailey, Bobby .Tone s , Nolen Price, Everette Thacker. Tommy Clemons, Drewry Mason is fortunate in having teachers who will offer their services to instruct night classes. Adults and tho s e students who do not have time in their school-day schedule to per- sue interests or gain desired skills or information, benefit from the se classes, Classes are offered at ce rtain times by the Business Department in Typingg by the Home Economics De pa rtme nt in several allied fieldsg by the Industrial Arts Department in wood- work, and by the Ag ricultur e Department in related subjects. Under the supervision of the Agriculture Department, opportunity for current agricultural informs tion is offered to our school community. Farm machinery Repair Classes are he ld twice a week at night, at D.M.H.S. and Axton, Canneries are operated at Spencer and Axton each week from July to January, An instructor meets once a month at S pen c e r , with A Young Farmers Club, made up of boys who are out of school, and another instructor meets with an Adult Group of Fa rme r s in the Mountain Valley Community. 9 yvyfs OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED ADULTS FOR MORE TRAINING M r . Stewart, Industrial Arts Instructor, on his way to the office. Pupil Glove r joins the Industrial ArtsNight Class. I f f 1 4 1 1 .I X X x f mfx 711 427' Qfmfdefd X ,Q 'f f f-Jff XX lf w f N 11 , gr X , K, x o y x if 1 X 1 4 , AIP , X f - - K 2-LM 8S, I 5. I Back Row Bernard Scearce Ann Stmmons Charles Cllfton George Hobson Carl Murphy DJ.n1el Eanes Linda Reynolds Ruth Harnsberger J' ean Patte r s on Richard DuLaney, Faye N1chols Martha Ashley L1ll1e Taylor COI1Il1e Koger Dorothy Campbell Velma Carter Bobby Wood M1ss Huddle Front Row Mr Lewis, Virginia Wilson Johnsle Roberts David Minton Margaret Shropshire CHAIRMAN WOOD EXPLAINS CAMPAIGN TO REPRESENTATIVES The Act1v1t1es ofthe Student F o o t 1ve Associatxon can best be l1sted 1n order President Margaret Shropslure attended State Board of Directors meeting Inamed a State Board Member May 19561 Z, Coordinated and held Pledge Day for Student 51,000.00 Football Campaign. 3. Sent 50 delegates to District S. C. A. Convention at Martinsville, November 7, 1956. 4. Sent delegates to State Convention. 5. Selected a citizen of the month for each school paper. 6, Sponsored a faculty basketball game in February. 7, Sponsored March of Dimes Campaign. 68 8. Co1laboratedwithS. C. A. from Martinsville, Bassett, and Fieldale on WHEE Hop project. 9. Sponsor Orientation Day in the spring for 7th graders for Axton, Ridgeway, and Spencer. 10, Will hold assembly for election campaigns for officers in the spring. 11. Sent cards to sick and flowers in case of a death in D.M.H.S. family. 12. Will send delegates to summer workshop. 13. Proposed--Polio Shot Campaign. 14, Proposed and planned Student Day, Many of our projects are determined by the issues of the da y as voted on by the Representatives, EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADERS HEAR ABOUT THE PLAQUE Jean Otey, Winslow Goins, Diane Minte r , Pat Rea, Marie Clark, Caroline Fisher, Ramona Stone,Janet Knight, Carol Underwood, Richard Tate, Kenneth Hundley, Harvey Boaz, Mary Thacker, Lynwood Wells, Ronny Kellam, R og e r B ennett , Billy Reives, Dillard Norman, Johnsie Rey- nolds, Ronny Mize. Front: Linda Riddle, Ann Wright. 75 , is Seated: Carroll O'Dell, Peggy Warren, Doris Morris. lst. Row: Miss Martha Mint.er,Sponsorg Carole Minter, Linda Reynolds, Ruth Harnsberger,Judy Tatum, Peggy Currey,Margaret Shrop- shire, Eveadelle Harbour, Shirley Lovell, Patsy Roach, Bobby Wood, President, Znd Row: Jean Moore, Thomas Cox, Alma Burgess, Josetta Harris, Janet McDonald, Mrs. Dupuy, Sponsor. BETA FURNISHES OFFICERS FOR MANY CLUBS Jane Tatum, Mary Frances Rorrer, Patricia J one s, Barbara Swisher, Jeannette Mitchell, Barbara Edwards, Mona Kendall, Joan Washburn, Jeanette Lawson, Sarah Holland, Ann Simmons, Marie Martin, Virginia Wilson, Geraldine Smith,Ruth Powell, Linda I-Iaynes,Jesse Mooi-e,Carl Murphy, Tillman Marshall, Jean Patterson, David Minton, Donald Joyce, Jean Underwood, Marie Rea, Marvin Scearce, Marvin Jenkins, Dale Clifton, Robert Branch, Carl Barrow, E Q W 'hu Those boys and gi rl s worthy of special recognition because of outstanding attainment and promise are the local chapter of the National Beta Club. To become a member of this scholastic o rganization is not simply to join another club, The clur renders a day by day service by running the school store, which is a necessity for our rural school. It is worthy of mention that the club furnishes officers for most of our clubs: Thomas Cox, Vice President of the Senior Classg Carroll O'De1l, Pre sident of the F.B,L,A.g Judy Tatum, Captain of c he e r l e a de r s g Margaret Shropshire, President of the Student Bodyg Jean Moore, editor of the Spartaniang Janet McDonaldg captain of Safety Patrolg Patricia Jones, President of the Tri-Hi-Yg and Dale Clifton, President of the Spanish Club. The entire student body participated in our White Christmas Program and made it possible for us to help needy families in our area. The State Convention held in Richmond again this year, was of particular concern to us because we nominated a candidate for State Beta President - Jeanette Mitchell. She was well supported by the twenty some members attending. The largest Beta Club in the history of the school has held one informative meeting and one business meeting each month. BETA RENDERS DAY BY DAY SERVICE f4F-'55 Party for new members, President Wood concentrates. White Christmas. Contributions for THE BASIC SEVEN OF A GOOD NEWSPAPER 441 Roger Hawley Jean Underwood Mar ffl Foreground Eloxse Roa h d P c an eggy tha Ashby Martha Rmhardson Curry Background Mr Lew1s Jean Underwood Johnsxe Roberts 1 K3 Jesse Moore Selhng Martha Ashby and Dons Rea Buyxng Elame Knxght Carole Under wood and Damel Eanes ff4 Aubrey Lawson and Ge o rge Hobson Center Ann Simmons Joyce W11son and Janet Turner 05 Peggy Curry and Johnsle Roberts 72 52: 1943: gl! V sl A 1 , T ,V VxVA A , EMSUX .S C Ee Sc:-nil' M 04: H6: 115: . . 06. - ' U ' . The Scroll, like eve ry newspaper, should have a well balanced diet of good material, pre- pared and typed by able journalism students. First, a big hearty b reakfa s t of copy, typed on white, leafy copy paper. This copy is di- gested and organized by the makeup team of our journalism class. A snack of pictures is processed by the engraving room, and then e ve rything goes to be printed. After printing, the papers are folded by student staff members, All this is paid for by selling the newspaper, with profits from the concession stand run by the students and Mr. Lewis, at all athletic games. A delightful dessert in the center, the object that every newspaper lives for land about which this wheel revolvesj is the reader. None of the s even ba sic parts is more important in the diet of a newspaper than the reader ------ you! COPY BEING ORGANIZED AND DIGESTED First Row: Clifton Campbell, Jean Underwood, Eloise R oa ch , Louis Walker, Aubrey Lawson, Second Row: Shirly Barker, Doris Rea, Peggy Currey, Johnsie Robe rt s, Martha Richardson, George Hobsong Third Row: .I e s s e Moo re , Frances Manning, Mr. Lewis - Sponsor, Martha Ashby, Roger Hawley, vs-A-....t-., C L 4 '5f -rn.. 'N V- R lg my: , wi 2 Center: Mary Frances Holland Virginia Wilson, Linda Reynolds Peggy Pratt, Willie Caldwell Charles Clifton. Outside: Patricia Jones, Bobby Wood Tillman Ma r s hall Sheldon Nichols Doris Morris, Mary Frances Rorrer, Janet McDonald Peggy Warren Barbara Manning .Tosetta Harris, Dickie Dulaney Wayne Minter Ca rl Ba rrow . Standing: Jean Moore' Editor, Miss O'Dell Sponsor Billy Pearman Mrs. Dupuy Sponsor THE SPARTANIAN EVERYBODY WORKS TO BEAT THE DEADLINE EVERYBODY WORKS TO BEAT THE DEADLINE Please dear reader handle this treasured book with all the carefulness and respect you can' for in here you will find the re co rd of the first class to spend five full years at Drewry Mason. Weeks and months of work, late hours, sacrificing attendance at basketball games to work along with fun and food, went into the composing of our 1957, The Spartanian. The staff has learned the importance of working together for a single purpose as we so- licited ads to help finance our bookg wo rked on the lay-outs for individual pictures or the ac- tivity pagesg as we placed the pictures taken by our photographer. We wish to express our appreciation to all those who have a s s i s te d us in our tremendous undertakingg also we would like to express our thanks to the s pon s o r s for their co-operation in scheduling our many meetings. With these thoughts in mind, we present to you the 1957 edition of The Spartanian, 74 RATINGS FOR THE SPARTANIAN AND THE SCROLL ,. A JUST RECEIVED AT 1956 S. I. P. A. Mr. Ward, taking individual pictures Pre pa ring layout Student typists 36 As we start for ads f- '4 'L-I F7 Kneeling First Row Shirly Dalton reporter Thelma Stultz piani st Linda Haynes treas urer Alma Burgess parliamentarian Mildred Agee president Faye Montrief, secretary Jane Southern vice president Martha Lambeth Second Row Myrian Barnes MarJor1eBould1n Carroll O'Dell Elaine Knight Ca rolyn Young Jackie Young Bonnie Monroe Mary Virginia Barbour Mrs Norris sponsor Standing Third Row Barbara McGuire, Patsy Roach Peggy Ashby, Patsy Parcell Patsy Lawe renc e Bobby Sue Wilson, Evelyn Powell Rebecca Tyree, Doris Hedrick Betty Lou Gregory, Phyllis Vipperman, Lynn Sheppard, Ann Simmons Fourth Row Dale Powell Ernestine Martin Josephine Belton Mary Coleman, Judy Flannagan, Cath erxne Caldwell Gayle Conner Laverne Wilson Dorothy Robe rts Barbara Swisher Mary Frances Rorrer Joan Kendrick FUTURE HOMEMAKERS EARN DEGREES OF ACHIEVEMENT The Future Homemake r s of America through 1ts activities endeavors to prepare girls for later years During the past year, activitxe s of both a social and a service nature, were enjoyed by the club members. Among the activities spon so r e d by the club in 1956-57 were: A Mother-Daughter Banquetg demonstrations on dried flower arrangements, to which the pub- lic was invited, followed by open house in the Home Economics Departmentg the sale of UNESCO stamps, writing to pen pals in other chaptersg sending Ch ri s tma s baskets to needy familiesg participating in community fairs through exhibits of products made by the girlsg presenting an assembly program in which Degrees of Achievement we re p r e s e nte d to eight members. We served the T ouchdown Club and the P.T.A, each,a dinner, the proceeds going to the Football Field Fund as the club's contribution. 76 vu ? va alllllllllllm Kneeling Anita Compton, Joyce Gilley, Betty Francisco Nanc y Bateman Jane Covington Polly Hudson Lois Scott Alice Williams Rebecca Robertson Margaret Harris Second Row Dorothy Campbell Mary Ann Wilson Gloria Gilley, Gale Donovant Helen Hankins Betty Shu mate Annie Sue Law Addie Faye Bullard Faye Nichols Linda Wyatt Third Row Mrs Clanton sponsor Nancy Roa ch Shirley Mitchell Johnsle Reynolds Nancy Stone Lou Lovell Joyce Wilson L1bby Pruitt Caryl Miller Nancy Harris Avagil Fulcher Jo Lynn Yeatts Jane Washburn Margaret Wilson AND SPONSOR MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANOUET D flQ l ! F.H.A. girls Stocking dolls for who earned degrees Christmas VN inners in night class Christmas party dried flower arrangement 5 .1 ?'Sf ,C Sv Mr, Tavenner, sponsor, Wayne Campbell, Arnold Meeks, Ge rald Myers, Bobby Joyce, Glen- wood Young, Wesley Grogan, Cha rle s Clifton, Kennon Barnes, Ralph Morris, Stuart Martin, Donald Rea, Cu rtis C ox, Connie Thacker, Jimmy Vernon, Orbreyn Williams, Howard Tate, Bennie Pearman, Ronnie Osborne, Michael Mason, Larry Compton, Wayne Martin, Henry Car- ter, Harold Wright, Richard Cox, Billy Le ste r, Kenneth Moore, Randalle Moxley, Raymond Gravely, Lee Fisher, Kenneth Stewart, Howard Walker, Or en Byrd, Lewis Walker, Jimmie Faucette, Linley Tate, Melvin Martin. PLANNING YEAR ROUND ACTIVITIES The F.F.A, Chapter is one of the few clubs in ac tion the year round. To prove our state- ment we ask you, our reader, to look closely at the grandstand for the football field, where we had practical experience in zmeasuring, and cutting lumber fo r the seats. Below this, you will see the football field where we sowed grass and helped install an ir rigation system. This do-it-yourself' experience with our learning by judging cattle at the local farms around us as well as fo re s try judging, help us to live up to our club motto Learning by Doing . Our club promised to raise seventy-five dollars for the football field fund. The Degree Team works on learning Parliamentary Procedure and how to handle such situations as the appeal from the decision of the chair in a vocal vote on a question before the club. 78 yu Y ll. Joe Cox, Charles Motley, Carl Priddy, Richard Hodges, Rodger McBride, Alvin Hodges, Donald Ashby, Tommy Gregory, Junior Bates, Mr. Vipperman, Sponsor, Eugene Eanes, Jerry Hankins, Gerald Harris, David Moxley, Perry Eanes, Berkley Mountcastle, Lewis Riddle, Bobby Pruitt, Billy Hinchee, Lewis Powell, Roger Miller, Kennon Robertson, Memory Williams, Basil Trent, Randolph O' Dell, Ronny Ashby, Paul Nickle ston, Winslow Goins, Ronnie Bosewell, Dennis Eanes, Thomas Cox,Jimmie Nickleston, C. W. Young, Bill Mays, James Walker, Melvin Barnes, James Guilliams, Johnny Robertson, Wayne Byrd, Ronald Speakman, Keith Wood, Wayne Hooker. CLUB MEMBERS BUILD BLEACHERS FOR FOOTBALL FIELD James Cox, Richard Cox, xxx. xxx I .U A l 51, ' Asa. F r ' ' F.F,A. boysbuilding the grand ' L A 41 stand for D.M.H.S. football field. 4623 This worlf was done out of school time and afforded practical ex- perience for many boys. ww ,v ' Donald Ashby, Wesley Grogan, Thomas Cox, Junior Bates, Charles Clifton, Ralph Morris, M r , Tavenne r , sponsor' 1 ,m Seated: Carroll O' Dell, President: Doris Rea, Reporter, Bobby Sue Wilson, Secretary, Doris Jean Morris, Vice-President, Patsy Parcell, Treasurer, Ma rga re t Riddle, Rebecca Mills, Jeanette Lawson, Mona Kendall, Virginia Wilson, Mildred Agee , Lucille Riddle, Eloise Roach, Paul Eame s, Frances Manning, Elaine Koogle r, Martha Richardson, Shirley Mitchell, Carolyn Minter, Connie Caldwell, Mary Frances Mize, Martha Lambeth, Faye Hanks , Mildred Harris, Kathleen Wilson, Janet Holland, Cha rle en Hu rd, Second Row: Shirly Lovell, Peggy Ashby, Frances Still, Mary Frances Holland, Kennon Cox, Donald Ashby, Richard Flippen, Billy Wood, Jimmy Turner, Michael Mason, Roy Kellam, Barbara Manning , Jean Patterson, Betty Joyce, Earnestine Martin, Mrs, Covington, Sponsor. Side: Mr s . Johnston, Sponsor, Bill Norman, Thomas Cox. F.B.L.A. DEVELOPES INTEREST IN CHOICE OF BUSINESS The local F.B.L.A. tries to develop c ompe tent business personnel and an interest in the intellegent choice of a business career. To do this, we suppo rt the plans for good business courses in the schools of Hen ry County. Our club programs have been planned with the above in mind. Speakers from the everyday business wo rld were brought to club meeting to create an interest in future business careers for our F.B.L.A. members. We sponsored a lo cal talent show on Saturday, November 10, 1956 Qto which we invited talent from the elementary fe e de r schools! to raise money for our contribution to the football field fund and cooperated with the White Christmas Program by preparing a basket for a needy family. 80 1 F. B, I... A. Initiations Contestants in F.B.L.A. Talent Contest I 6 F.B.L.A. INITIATIONS Carroll O'Dell elected State Treasurer Christmas Baskets for Needy Families J? F Mrs. Lewis, Sponsorglfosephine Beltong Mary Ellen Coleman, Carole Minterg Jane Pilsong Linda Connor, Becky Tyreeg Dale Clifton, Carolyn Youngg Elaine Kooglerg J. E, Hopkins: Virginia Wilsong Bonnie Monroeg Pat Rea, Gayle Connorg Lewis Walkerg Jeannette Mitchell, Larry Comp- tong Shirley B. Daltong Miss O'Dell, Mr. Ga rbe r , Miss Wood, Miss Huddle, Sponsors, George Hobsong Ralph Morrisp Jean Mooreg Catherine Caldwell. PREPARING FOR SPRING FESTIVAL Forensic activities are the major interest of many of ou r stude nt s during the months of February and March. Many hours of ha rd work are put into each student' s entry. Those who entered poetry or prose readings found themselves with the task of s e le c ting their readings, cutting them down to a four minute time limit, and p ra c ticing diction and enunciation as well as other mechanics of good reading. The entrants for public speaking had to select their topics, gather information, and write, rewrite, and write again until their s pe e che s were as good as they could make them. The debators faced the problem of gathering information and preparing speeches which would put across their points forcefully, but with out antagonism. They needed to familiarize the m s e lve s with the subject matter until they we re able to answer all rebuttal questions. The cast and the people behind the scenes in the one - a c t play had the work of learning line s, the sometimes drudgery of rehearsal, and the silly feeling of being in make-up for the first time. Although of course everyone did not win in his pa rtic ula r field, the experience gained in Forensic events was invaluable. 82 Left to Right, First Row: Billy Wood, Kennon Barnes, Carole Minter, Patsy Craddock. Second Row: Donald Ash- by, Ruth Ca rol Harnsberger, Mar- garet Riddle, Third Row: Carol Un- de rwood, Martha Ashby, Judy Tatum. Fourth Row: Caroline Fisher,Joyce Wilson, Mary Douglas Brimm. CHORUS SINGS OVER LOCAL RADIO STATION The thirteen members of the Chorus have been an a ctive group this year. Our long hours or practice we re forgotten as we thrilled to sing over radio stations WMVA and WHEE or sang for the diffe rent churches and the P.T.A.'s where we were invited. The plans to participate in the All West Chorus kept us hard at work. Planning to attend the Roanoke Syrnpnony Orchestra was almost as muc h fun as going. We gave an assemrnly program to raise money for the Football Field Fund. Our two concerts - one at Christmas and one in the spring - gave us an opportunity to sing the different types of music we have worked on. Left to Right, First Row: Gale Ha r ris , Linda Wood, Barbara Thurman, Betty Seals, Susan Ashby, Helen Hodges, Kitty Koger, Betty Hundley, Dorothy Boaz, Betty Sharpe, Pamela Moore, Barbara Tyree. Second Row: Judy Nuckles, Barbara Compton, Linda. Ashby, Brenda Diuguid, Mitzi Holly, Alice Sandifer, Ca r olyn Le e, Phyllis Mills, Carolyn Compton, Phyllis Thacker, Shirley Wilson, Lucy Wingfield, Betty Moore. Third Row: Linda Riddle, Be rnic e Ma rlow , Phyllis Mays, Rosaline Wells, Fannie Cox, Betty Chatham, Linda Robertson,Jeanne Otey, Linda Earles, Janice Stovall, Dorothy Slayton. Left to Right: Charle s Clifton, Cecil Ma rtin , Billy Pearman, Mr. Mu.nch, Tommy Palme r , Jean Un- derwood. D Formation: Garry Turner, Jane Pilson, Alice Sandifer, Linda Ashby, Brenda Diuguid, Judy Vipperman, Judy Nuckles, Susan Tavenne r , Frances Pratt, Jimmy Turner, Richard Bishop, Ronnie Fentriss, Eugene Rumbley, Jane Morris, Robert Tally, C e c il Martin, Dillard Norman, Joyce O'del1, Betty Moore, Anita Compton, Phyllis Mills, Mary Jane Barrow, Jerry Otey, Barbara Thurman, Barbara Turner. M Formation: Jerry Stultz, Lee Robertson, Ralph Shrop- shire, Tommy Oakes, Tommy Morris, Betty Ann Roach, Patsy Campbe ll , Carolyn Lee, Mr, Munch, Sponsorg Brenda Barrow,Linda Riddle, Patricia Jones, Billy Pearman, Charles Clifton, Tommy Palmer, Doris Morris, Sally Lou Martin, Shella Green, Ester Swe itz e r , Joe Tatum, Sherman Moiser, John Thompson, Gale Harris, Phillip Pigg , Billy Reeves. H Formation - Majorettes: Nell Ha r ris on, Dorothy Campbell, Carolyn Livengood, Janet Knight, Margaret Riddle, Charleen Harville, Martha Lambeth, Janice Mill s , Mary Frances Livengood, Dale Powell, Druni Major. DREWRY MASON BAND AND MAJORETTES CHEER SPARTANS ON TO VICTORY Several bands, unde r the direction of Mr. Oscar Munch, have been a source of enjoyment .o all of us this year. Often, they roused our s chool spirit by performing at half tirne during the football games and during pep rallies. With the majorettes, a Pep Band composed of a small group of band members, has helped in cheering the Spartan teams during the basketball games. The Band has playe d during as- sembly programs and pre sented a program to ra i s e money for our contribution to the football field fund. The Swing Band, composed of several band members has performed for dances at school and in the community. For the spring event a concert was presented by all the different bands. Phyllis Sharpe, Norma Scott, Phyllis Mills, Linda Ashby, Brenda Diuguid, Carroll O'Dell, Joyce Wilson, Frances Goins, Bobby Sue Wilson, Gale Connerg Reporter, Rebecca Mills, President, Mary Ellen Coleman, Agnes Moore: Program Chairman, B e tty Boaz, Rayrnond Justice, Texas Crews, Shirley Mitchell, Mrs. Turner, Sponsorg Betty Sheppard, Susan Collins, Shirley Lovell, Marie Clark. LIBRARY CLUB COLLECTS BCOKS AND FINES Each English class has a representative in the Library Club. Duties of this representative are to remind members of the class of over-due books and fines, encourage students to take care of books, make book reports, give information about new books, put up exhibits, and help at the circulation desk when the class comes to the library. Joan Flanagan Cox, Susan Collins, Phyllis Sha rpe , Norma Scott, Rebecca Mills, Texas Crews, and Agnes Moore are library a s s i s tant s and will receive a pin at the end of the year for 140 hours of satisfactory service. The club celebrated Book'Week by putting up special e xhibit s in all English classrooms and in the library. The twenty three members of the club atte nde d the meeting of the Henry County Library Association at Bassett and visited other lib ra r ie s. An assembly program in the spring and a program for a P.T.A. meeting helped pupils and parents know and understand the problems and purposes of the library. 86 The members of the Spanish Club have be en very busy this year helping others as well as ourselves, We recall the many things that we did in 1956-57. We had a Halloween Party and gave two- thirds of the proceeds to the Football Field Fund , an amount of Sl03.33. We served dinner to the Spencer Ruritan Club. We bought a re c o rd playe r for the club's use and to be of use to others. A Spanish fiesta in the spring, entertained Spanish C lub s from other schools, our parents, and fellow students interested in taking Spanish. Our overall aim for 1956-57, was to try to ge t mo re students really interested in the joy of taking Spanish. ESPANCSL PROMOTES UNDERSTANDING Kneeling: Russell Shropshire, Jr., Lee'Robinson, Tommy Palmer, Larry Lawson, Carole Min- ter, Dale Clifton, President: Carolyn Wimbush, Agnes Moo re, Texas Crews, Geraldine Smith, Secretary, Anne Simmons , Treasurer. Standing: Billy Jordan, Jimmy Bennett, Lawrence Wood, Russell Glass, Ralph Walker, Charles Clifton, Betty Sheppard, Frances Goins, Ann Rea, Sarah Holland, Marie Martin, Polly Roach, Virginia O'Dell, Frances Manning, Linda Eggle ston, Jane Pilson, Peggy Pratt, Nellie Roach, Betty Roberts, Mrs. Carter, Sponsor. wif, f 3.5. W ,V my S i.wU,w ,A r ' f-my, The members of the Safe Drivers' Club should be recognized for their efforts to promote safe driving, The club is three years old and has exerted its influence to prevent careless, discourteous driving, by any student at D,M.H.S, They have viewed movies on safe driving and have gotten safe drivers' stickers for bumpers on their cars. The club plans to enter the Safe Drivers' Rodeo this year in Martinsville, Virginia. Membership therein s ignifie s that the student has been designated as worthy of special recognition as a safe driver because of outstanding attainment and promise, SAFE DRIVER'S CLUB INFLUENCES STUDENT DRIVERS Left to Right: Oren Byrd , Mr. Motley and Miss Y ate 5 , Sponsorsg Clifton Campbell, Vice- Presidentg Charleen Hurd, Secretaryg Linda R e ynold s , Charles Clifton, Troy Rupard, Doris Morris, Wayne Minter, Ruth Ha rn s be rge r, Martha Ashby, Richard DuLaney, Eugene Eanes, James Walker. In Cars: Tommy Minter, Clyde Barbour, President. Vi' Left to Right: Mr. Motley, Mr. Coplin, Sponsorsg C, W, Wall, Raymond Gravely, Perry Eanes, J. D. Craddock, Roger McBride, Berkly Mountca stle , Phyllis Sharpe, Wayne Kellam, Mona Kendall, Jane Tatum, Secretaryg Pug Collier, Janet McDonald, Captaing Not pictured - Richard Dulaney, Lieutenant. SAFETY PATROL STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF SAFETY AMONG STUDENTS A Safety Patrolis what the name implies,a group of students from the various communities, selected by the bus drivers to make everyone at Drewry Mason High School c on s ciou s of the importance of safety. In trying to do this, the Safety Patrol members have: 1. Assisted bus drivers in every way possible. Z. Tried to keep orderly lines moving to buses after school. 3, Helped all students in crossing highways and to board buses before and after school. 4. Helped keep order in buses to and from school. 5. Helped in counting pupils for bus drivers. 6. Moved road signs near school on and off the highway. 7. Helped to park cars at all home football games, 89 U1 I 'v 9' v- M wx ,g Mr, Bray, Sponsorg Jane Morris, Treasurer, Bobby Barnes, Bill Leland, Winslow Goins, Roy Kellarn, Shelby Stewart, Secretaryg Tommy Land, Raymond J' u s tic e , Carolyn Minter, Judy Flanagan, Brenda Robe rtson , Lou Lovell, Mildred Pickeral, Vice-Presidentg Linda Conner, Vicki Holland, Jane Pilson, Shela. Gritta, Virginia Hardy, Phyllis Sharpe, Not pictured - Susan Collins. CLUB PURCHASES EQUIPMENT FOR CLASSES This clubis organizedfor those students who have an active interest in biology. The Biology Club elected new officers in September, The club purchases equipment for the biology classesg among the material purchased were specimens for dissection. A labeled, model heart was presented to the club and has been most useful for the classes. 90 This is the first year Dre wry Ma son has had a Science Club and most of their tirne has been spent in getting organized, They sponsored a drive to get one -hundred percent polio shots among the students. ln future years they plan to sponsor a science fair at Drewry Mason. Through this they hope to promote an interest in science among all the students. SCIENCE CLUB SPONSORS VARIED ACTIVITIES BENEFITING STUDENT BODY Left to Right: Linda Riddle, Reporter, Ronnie Osborne, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ellen Wells, Secretary, Ann W right , President, L ois Sc ott , Treasurer, Michael Joyce, Arnold Y o rk, Carolyn Lee, Phyllis Mills, Bernice Marlowe, Betty Moore, Rita Wa r r en , Frances Pratt, Roger Bennett, Lynwood Wells, Richard Bishop, J. T. Mayhew, Shirley Smith, Kay Williams, Sammy Hardy, Betty Clarke, Miss Webster, Sponsorg Nancy Roach, Paul Craddock, Tommy Oaks, Russell Gregory, Tommy Fisher, Betty Sharpe, Wayland Pulliam, Lee Robinson, Billy Reeves, Sandra Hurd, Dora Mae Swishe r , Shirley Wilson, Norma Jean Live ngood, Jerry Otey, Jesse Moore, Tim Burton, Judy Smith, Jimmie Bennett, The Monogram Club is really an honor s o c ie ty for the recognition of those boys who have received a varsity . The aims and obj e ctive s of this club are really achieved before one can be eligible for membership. Winning a letter, however, will not gain a boy admittance into the club. He must also be approved by a 10070 vote of the club, The club is under the guidance of our coaches, Mr, Levi and Mr. Jones. Me e ting s are not held on a regular month by month schedule, but are called when the sponsors or offi c e r s fe e l the need, Twenty-one boys are proud to wear the in 1956-57, TWENTY ONE BOYS PROUDLY WEAR A Front: Mr. Jones,Sponso1-,Willie Caldwell, Vice-President, Clyde Barbour, President, Tommy Minter, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Levi,Sponsor. Second: Roger Hawley,Eugene Eanes, Kennon Barnes, Edward Wilson, Daniel Eanes, Lee Fi she r . Third: Ralph Morris, Clifton Campbell, Bobby Wood, Troy Rupard, David Gauldin, Kennon C ox , Larry Lawson. Fourth: Billy Jordan, Melvin Martin, Troy Coleman, Wayne Minter, Dickie DuLaney. . 1 y. , ,,., - ,r,. L r,,. ,W ,,,,,,,,,,,,T,,,H,,, p l , L ' 1 Front: Jimmy Turner, President: Phillip Pigg , Vice-President, Evelyn Powell, Secretary, Jane Tatum, Reporter. Second: Winslow Goins, Charles Motley, Jerry Otey, Dillard Norman, Alice Sandifer, Shirley Pruitt, Betty Boaz, Phyllis Vipperman, Gloria Jean Gilley, Norma Liven- good, Third: Harvey Boaz,Mary Thacker,Elaine Cox,Nancy Cox, Clara Williams, Dale Powell, Lynne Sheppard, Gaynelle Rea, Johnny Lawson, Dora Swi she r. Fourth: Jane Pilson, Peggy Pratt, Mi s s L aw r en c e , Reamey Winn, Tommy Land, Troy Coleman, Virginia Hardy, Vicki Holland, Stuart Martin, Mr. Pollard, TWO BOYS WIN TRIP TO BOSTON The 4-H Club meets once a month in the cafeteria with Miss Lawrence, County Home Demon- stration Agent, and Mr. R. S. Cofer, Assistant County Agent. At the first me e ting a schedule of activities was drawn up. Projects to be undertaken are: Sewing, room improvement, garden, canning, and home ground beautification for the girls and field c r op s , soil conservation and poultry judging for the boys. A school booth was entered in both the Henry County and Spencer Fairs. Linda R e ynold s , Carole Minter, Martha Lambeth, Peggy Pratt, Jane Tatum, Scott White, Frankie Stovall, Phillip Pigg, and Stuart Martin repre sentlng the advanced 4-H Group, attended the Short Course at V,P.I. in June 1956. Martha Lambeth and F rankie Stovall were taken in as All-Stars. Frankie Stovall and Stuart Martin, r e p re s e ntln'g the Henry County Group, won a trip to Boston to represent the Virginia 4-H Club in poultry judging. Front: Elizabeth Robertson, Secretary: Jane Southern, Reporterg Doris Jean Morris, Presidentg Mary Frances Holland, Vice-President, Jean nette Lawsong Dale Clifton. Second: Carolyn Minter, Geraldine Smith, Elaine Knight, Gayle Donovant, Pa t s y Pa r c ell, Phyllis Vipperman, Carole Minter, Ma rtha Lambe th, Ann Shelton, Peggy Pratt. Third: Martha Richardson, Becky Mills, Ca r r oll O' Dell, Lynne Sheppard, Shirley Mitchell, Barbara Manning, Velma Carter, Sarah Holland, Gale Moore, Jane Pilson, Janet McDonald. Mrs. Davis, Sponsor, and Mrs. Powell make final check before THESE LEARN MORE ABOUT TEACHING F'T'A'Di 'm' The local Future Teachers of America was o rganized this year, The purposes were to help those interested in teaching to learn more about the teaching profession,to develop leader- ship, to cultivate character and provide members with information about opportunities in various fields of educational wo rk . The F in the name of our club, represents the Future, which be- longs to the youth and is full of hope , opportunity, and promise. The T stands for Teachers, who are the builders of civilization. The A stands for America, the home of the Future and of the Teachers. The F.T.A. served a dinner for the Touchdown Club and the football team on November 26, 1956. The money from this dinner went to the fund for the football field. This new club will fill a distinct need in our school community. 94 Temporary officers for the remainde r of the year 1956-1957 are: President ..... . . .Patricia Jones Vice-President . . . . . Jimmy Nickelston Secretary ..... . . Barbara Manning Treasurer . . . . . Alma Burgess TRI-HI-Y UPHOLDS CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES The youngest pupil activity to be organized at Drewry Mason High School is the Tri-Hi-Y. In operation since January, 1957, it 'is a large club - its membership not being limite d by age or grade classification. This club has as its principal object to create, maintain, and extend Christian principles throughout the school and community. The Tri-Hi-Y plans to pe rfo rm a number of services which we believe will be helpful in the school such as having devotionals over the P.A. sy s tem each morning, One activity being conside red is the helping of a ne e dy family who is not now looked after by some other agency. In the following years the club hopes that its activities will appeal to more and more students. Upfront during a meeting are: Front Row - Alma Burgess, Onita Martin. Se cond Row - Peggy Currey, Clemmie Biggs, Ma r y Age e . Third Row - Ann Shelton, Elizabeth R obin s on , and Caryl Miller. nf-ZEN iffy! V!vVx'N X 23 l ,Qfcdwdw 96 4,9 T 6 Y W W xv . k f : , R W V' w -V .ff Y , WQ X, 7 . fl ff X V I 7 KV ,CRX , f f 1' X X N K? ,X fri X' W4 xi A! ' X X! I I Q 2 mg NX ,?. 5 S - . I 'K P f ,fi I 1 E ti V Q ' s I 53 2 4 . , , 'Q M-Q.. T Q'-.zu 3 Z ' f Y'x',, ,nga 5 'v ' ' ' X N25-s. ' igffl is X. , ,, , K 1 . S . 1 X' X VA l H y :LT 2' Q Ed Wilson Daniel Eanes Kgnnon Cox SPARTANS' GRIDIRON TEAM SEES ACTION Front Row: Ralph Morris, Manager, Mr. Levi, Coach, L e e Fish e r , Manager, Gary Roach, Sheldon Nichols, Billy Hlnchee, Robert Branch, Troy Rupard, Clifton Campbell, Jesse Moore, Lloyd'Mitchell, Daniel Eanes, Ed Wilson, Roger I-Iawley,Mr, Jones, Coach, Second Row: C. W. Young, Douglas Joyce, Johnny R obe rt s on , Robert Gauldin, Joe Foley, Harold Isley, Kennon Cox, Dennis Eanes, David Gauldin, Gary Horton, Glenwood Young, Louis Powell, Billy Norman, Donald Joyce, Troy Coleman, Melvin Martin, Max Dove, Wayne Minter, Tommy Palmer. 6 c i l 1 2 ll L. l ! 2 4 Q !'! The Spartans be gan their second season of football with a tough s che dule which included many district teams, Five of the game s were played on the new field, This fieldwas developed during the summe r by the joint efforts of the F,F.A, boys and the Touchdown Club. The young team with only five s e nio r s and one season's play, gaine d valuable experience against tougher competition. A trophy for being s e le c te d Best Hustler was presented at the football banquet to Troy Rupard. Although the Spartans had limited victories, they showed exceptionally g ood sportsmanship and fighting spirit. The squad will miss the services of the five seniors: End, Ed Wil s on 5 End, Daniel Eanesg End and Back, Kennon Cox: End, Tommy Palmerg and Half Back, Billy Norman. SCHEDULE Sept. 14 D.M. 2 Sept. 21 D.M. O Sept. 28 D.M. 12 Oct. 12 D.M. 7 Oct. 19 D.M. O Oct D M Nov D M Nov D M Franklin County 20 Martinsville 52 Independence 0 Bedford 3 6 Radford 38 Hill sville Stonev1lle Ba s sett .. IN OUR STADIUM FOR FIRST YEAR Tommy Palmer Troy Rupard Billy Norman '11 A, ,, 'VT J aw 3- v, , 1 ' V Y- , gy, 1 A f ,ll fr V -. ,fl Q31 X 2 Q7 Q Qi I 3 ' Q yy X X ,J ,Aff-shag nf x I V 1 1 KCHHOH COX Clyde Barbour Dickie Duloaney SPARTANS' 1956-57 SCHEDULE CONSISTS Mr. Levi, Coachg Gary Roach Eugene Eanes, Bo Jby Wood , Dickie Dulianey, Melvin Martin, Clyde Barbour, George Hobson Charles Clifton, Edward Wilson, Clifton Campbell, Kennon Cox Daniel Eanes. Kneeling: Jerry Otey Roger Hawley. , D f J can J Q C X X XX X vv ' -K ami'-'72 5-5 N an 2 l l The Spartans of this year have played the toughe st Spartan schedule yet, and have done well, At this point the y have won 9 games and lost 4, but the record needs explanations. One game has been dropped to each of the three leading teams in the district, namely Martinsville, Bassett, and Galax, e a c h away from home. The other game was lost to the st rong Group I school, George Washington Ca rdinal s of Danville. Six district games are left on the schedule and 5 of these a re against teams who are in fifth place or better in the standings, The Spartans have worked hard and have made an imp essive showing The playing of Clyde Bar hour and Eugene E ane s have been outstanding and they are con sidered to be two of the fmest players in Dis tric t VI The im provement of some of the newcomers on the team is promising 1956 DIS MORE DISTRICT VI FOES Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan .Tan Jan Jan Jan Ed Wilson Wm Byrd Fieldale Franklin County Martinsville G W of Danville Galax Halifax Fieldale Halifax Rural Retreat Eugene Eane s ff' L Z inf 'lllll DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Fel: Feb Feb Feb Feb Bassett Franklin County Rural Retreat Galax Radford Martinsville Bassett Wm Byrd Radford G W of Danville Bobby Wood 1 I rl! H3351-:if I ' ' IRSKEIE1 TRICT VI CI-IAM PIONS DM 51 DM DM Daniel Eane s C 'llul 1:-57' . 4 . 52 . . 65 , 26 61 . . , 7 40 . . 52 . 29 ' 36 . . 64 . 11 38 . . 53 . 5 39 . . 49 . 15 ' ' 70 . . 58 . 8 . 18 . . 50 . . 47 . 9 , 4 50 . . 48 15 . 8 47 . . 71 . 19 . 11 ' 38 . . 59 . ZZ . . 19 43 . . 46 . Z3 . 25 39 . . 60 . 26 . . Pg . ,, ' ' I . , ' W , 5 H 5 ,A K I Ir I 'NI we I 5 so ,ig , I V, . V ,,., , 1, , X 5' , X I I 5 2' ' ' ffl' I' A ,K ,rt ' I yah Y I iff T 1 f - I I I ,' - ... S I JV I I 1- . It . t 34 5 I Ill It IJ v u t' '5' I I ' N, if x , 7 A 3 NA 1 5 in L no 5 - H 1 Mary Virginia Barbour Elizabeth Robertson Ann Simmons SPARTANETTES LOSE ONLY ONE PLAYER Alma Burgess,Elizabeth Ro Jertson, Caryl Miller,Joyce Wilson,Ann Simmons,Agnes Simmons, Jane Southern, Lynne Sheppard, Ca rolyn Young, Martha Richardson, Mary Virginia Barbour, Ann Shelton, Carol Underwood, Ba r ba ra M c Gui re , Mrs. Jake Motley, Catherine Caldwell, Frances Goins. '--,...,u-.wus-.WM S. 2 ' f 0 K 0 4 1. L ll The Drewry Mason Girls' Varsity Team, coached by M r s . Motley, is composed largely of inexperienced players with only one senior on the squad, While the team los t all but five of the regular players last year, it will only give up one girl, Alma Burgess, via graduation this season. Although victories have been few,working hard as a team at practice, these girls have gained much experience, needed for a team in the future. Decembe r 7 Fieldale December ll Franklin County January 8 Halifax County January ll Fieldale January 15 Stoneville January Halxfax County January Bassett January Franklxn County January Alumnl February Bassett Drewry Drewry Drewry Drewry Drewry Drewry Drewry Drewry Drewry Drewry GRADUATION THIS SEASON Mason Ma son Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Joyce Wilson Martha Rlchardson Alma Burgess lc ,l 19 ' 36 46 Z6 53 40 29 ' 58 38 31 ' 26 39 19 'iv l K . Of A .V xg A V4 X L XX T V ' U X In V x V ut 2 , V Y' v 1 tx A JY ' ' J 'Z f 2 December December December December December WM. Byrd Fieldale Franklin Martinsville George Wash. Drewry Mason Drewry Mason Drewry Mason Drewry Mason Drewry Mason January Galax Drewry Mason January Fieldale Drewry Mason January Trl-City Drewry Mason January Rural Retreat Drewry Mason January Bassett Drewry Mason January Franklin Co. Drewry Mason February Tri-City Drewry Mason February Rural Retreat Drewry Mason February Galax Drewry Mason February Radford Drewry Mason February Martinsville Drewry Mason February Bassett Drewry Mason February WM, Byrd Drewry Mason February Radford Drewry Mason February Z6 George Wash, Drewry Mason YOUNG SPARTANS HAVE IMPRESSIVE SEASON Standing: Bobby Hensley, Richard Tate, Melvin Barnes, Larry Lawson, Louis Powell, Howard W . . alker, Reamey Winn, Ronme Roberts, Robe rt Tally, Ronald Talbert John Rorrer Coach Jones. Kneeling: Johnny Lawson, Billy Hinchee, Dennis Eanes, Russell Bhropshire, Randol h P O'Dell, C. W. Young, James Jarrett, Robert Gauldin, Memory Williams. Front Row Agnes Moore Mrs Hull Susan Collln s Second Row Jane Washburn Evelyn Powell Becky Tyree Tlurd Row Nancy Bateman Bonnie Munro Johns1e Reynolds Betty Ann Roach Kay W lllxarn s , Sandra Doyle Esther Swe1tzer Betty Sheppard L.1nda Eggleston Marcia Cleary Sandra Koger Shella Green Carolyn Llvengo od , Patr1c1a Lawrence Mar1e Clark Anna Sue Law GIRLS JV TEAM SHOWS PROGRESS The Drewry Mason Jayvees were c on s :Lde 1-ably handxcapped th1s year because few of the players had had expe r1ence 1D playing before for most of last year s team went up to the Varslty Though they had a rough season, the te a m ga1ned knowledge and expe r1ence and w1ll profxt by thxs as they f1n1sh the last three games Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb. 1 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb .ZZ Leaksv1lle Bassett Draper Leaksville Franklin Co. Bassett Draper F ranklin Co . Fieldale Fieldale 5 Front Row: Roger Hawley, Richard Mays, Edward Wilson, Tommy Minter, J. C. Martin, Claude Doyle, Jimmy S t ra tton , Daniel Eanes, Jimmy Doyle. Second Row: Coach Levi, Kennon Cox Lowell McKaughan, Bobby Ta ve nne r , Bobby Doss, Larry Lawson, Orrin Clifton, Lee Fisher THESE MADE AN EXCELLENT RECORD April Z1--- April 24--- April Z7--- May May 11 ---- May May May May May 3 .... 14 .--- 15 ---- 17 ---- 18 ---- zz --.. D. D D D D D D D D D M. .M .M ,M .M .M ,M .M .M .M SCHEDULE 6 Fieldale 0 19 G.W. Danville 1 4 Martinsville Z 18 Tri-City 0 1 G.W. Danville 5 15 Tri-City 1 10 Fieldale 4 13 Martinsville 11 8 Bassett 5 1 Martinsville 4 Front Row: Ralph Morris, David Gauldin, Johnny Robertson, Rus sell Shropshire, Louis P o w e ll, Randolph O'Dell, Billy Jordan, Melvin Barnes. Second Row: Tommy Joyce, Bobby Scott, Ronnie Roberts, Billy Henchee, Basil Trent, Clinton Smart, Melvin Martin, Alvis Hopkins , Billy Mabe, Coach Jones. 106 V , 9 Us I f F RX f C Q fmdmefd yfgifj gigs xv ff X : X yjfief FL. XX Q X X Xw x . ! N fxxfw K if XXX X Y X if mf J ,Lf A . Q! U jfff 1 wf ,,ffj I' f f lj! Q- Q! X XX- x X 24 ff is f'fx1'. wi? 'ifm K Q fir, Y 4 . , V, BEAUTY QUEEN The 1956 Beauty Pa g e ant was staged in the gyrnnasiurn, After three elimi- nations of over one hundred contestants, Jane Swisher was crowned Miss Drewry Mason of1956, The queen was crowned by Martha Ashby, Beauty Queen of1955. Mr, Pilson pre sented her a loving cup. Jo Anne Diuguid and Mildre ri Agee, runners-up, were presented gifts. Ready for first entrance, S VX Rebecca Joyce In line with our traditional selection of a homecoming queen, the 1956-57 boy's varsity basketball squad elected Rebecca Joyce to reign as queen of the homecoming game . This game was played against George Washington of Dan- ville in the D re wry Mason gym December 18, 1956, Queen Rebecca was crowned by Mr. Pil- son, and presented with a bouque t of roses by J. C. Iviartin, former athletic star of Drewry Mason. A miniature basketball autographed by the varsity team wa s given to her by acting captain, Dickie Dulaney. The Homecoming Court, consisting of rep- resentatives from ea ch cla s s was presented before the Que en' s coronation, The members of this court were: Doris Rea, Jean Underwood, Dorothy Lou Campbell, Ca rol Underwood, and Ann Wright. BECKY JOYCE, QUEEN OF BASKETBALL 1956-57 Timmy and Becky Hill Billy Norman Edward Wilson Becky Joyce Dorothy Lou Campbell Frankie Stovall Jean Underwood 112 fe' 'Q Y. ,nz 1 WUT.. an He's not dead! Barbara Turne r , Billy Norman, Billy Pearman, Carole Minter, Lloyd Mitchell, Bobby Wood, Linda Reynolds, and Phillip Pigg. Mysterious lighting effects the work of Roy Kellam THE BAT --MYSTERY AND MORE MYSTERY The Bat , a mys te ry with an unusual twist, was presented by the Senior Class. After spending much timle in rehearsal, the class dis- played its talent November 30, 1956. The membe r s of the cast suc- ceeded in a c c om pli shing what all mystery players strive forg it kept the audience baffled until the last curtain fell. The Bat An unexpected struggle. Roger Hawley and Billy Pearman -I 'Af I MKX., MR. PILSON CROWNS THE QUEEN The cafe te ria was the scene of the annual Snowball Dance, sponsored by the Senior Class on December 18, 1956. Music for the evening was furnished by the Lynwood Club Orchestra. Eleven girls were chosen by the Senior Class for the Snowball Court, The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Q ue en , whose identity had been kept s e c re t . A closed dance for the Queen, he r Court and their escorts followed. JOSETTA HARRIS CHOSEN AS QUEEN OF SNOWBALL DANCE SNOWBALL COURT Linda Reynolds Onita Martin Ruth Harnsberger Josetta Harris fflueenj Patsy Craddock Peggy Warren Becky Joyce Carole Minter QNot picturedl ' 4 C 1 as ' 3 .. 3 - I 9 5 , . Y' 'T T Martha Ashby, Barbara Manning, Doris Rea 114 M 3 0 , Ng DIMES gt N W 6' MQRCH 23 F W 3 Giving to others. Filling up the Trophy case. VUUTWI CIWAIGN Will we meet the goal? muse' ON DISPLAY HLL H GUUU I3 The guidance bulletin board Christmas spirit, Macbeth, literature, and Buddy. Good ole elections. IRIS HI 115 'Q , Z I ...dr St U The Nativity Scene Betty Seals, Jean Patterson, Philip Pigg BEGINNING OF THE CHRISTMAS SEASON On December 18, 1956, the Drewry Mason Auditorium was the scene of our yearly pre- sentation of the Christmas Story. Our play this ye a r was entitled, Why Christmas ? , written by Mrs. Osborne and under the supervision of Mrs. Osborne and Mr. Munch with able assistance being provided by Mrs. Turner. The play pre sented the syxnbols of Christmas leading up to the Nativity Scene, which cli- maxed the presentation. Mr. Munch presenting faculty Christmas gift to Mr. Pilson. Santa Claus -- Roy Kellam September Octobex Novembe r Decembe r 1956 57 CALENDAR First day of school 6 Varsmty Cheerleaders chosen Class off1cers elected Student Council m assembly proposed a student movement to raise S1 OOO OO for the foot ball f1eld MOPIYOY Comrrusslon chosen Spartans played fl r st football game on hom efleld against Independence Junlor Cla s s sponsored 'variety Dance R port cards fol first six weeks1ssued Clubs pledge for football fund Beta Club 1n1t1at1on party at SpencerRur1tan House 8 oclock All school Halloween Party sponsored by 5133111511 Club Mock Presidential Campalgn Senior trips to local rndustries S C Ax Dxstrxct Conwentxon IH Martinsville lalent show sponsored by I- BI X Girl s football game sponsored by Sophomore Class Thanksgxving Holidays Touchdown Club presents Best Hustler Award at I- ootba Banquet Senior C lass play The Bat presented Report tards 1ssued for selond six weeks Tanuary Z3 Z4 Z5 Z8 Feb 1 February March zhpfll May June F H A Fashlon Show Snowball Dance sponsored by Senlors School obserxes Whxte Chr1gt mas sponsored by Be ta Club Annual C h r 1 s tm a s Pageant School clo s e s for Christmas I-Iolxdays Homecommg Danc e and game queen crowned School reopens afte r Chrmstma s Hohdays Mxd term exams March of Dime s Campaign M1d term grades lssued Ihe Spartanlan goe s to press Seniors order invltatxons Banquet at V C Gull Report cards issued for fourth six weeks Teachers Conference pu p 1 l holxday Beta Club Convention Ea ste r Holidays Report cards 1 s sue d for fxfth svc weeks Final exams start Baccalaureate Sermon Final exams Commencement E x e r c 1 s e s Report cards mailed to parents 4 . . . . 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' ' 351-'.F.A, 45 sl ' , ,,, ,, , F,H. . ,Zg F,B,I..A. 3,45 Tri- i-Y 4. msnosucv noon g-ngggpn--n-f-+-s--,M-M-.-mm.. A... WL ,wx Aa-an-n-.5 Bus Drivers - Mr. Hedgecock,Jesse Shelton, Tommy Minter, Dickie Dulsaney, William Thomas Mr, Munch, Oren Byrd, Mr, Coplin, Mr. Lewis, Phillip Pigg, and Mr, Bray, OUR SCHOOL IS DEPENDENT ON THESE Cafeteria Staff - Mrs. Jesse Moore, Manage:-5 Mrs. Marie Phillips , Mrs, Seleda Penn, Mrs R. A. Tavenner, Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. Velma Campbell. 'ij '17 C-'TJ' IN APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVERTISERS: We thank you who have he 1 pe d to make our annual financially possible. TO THE STUDENT BODY: We thank you for ha ving faith enough to buy our book and for your co- operation on picture taking days, TO THE SPONSORS: We thank you for the many nights you gave up other things to come to annual meetings and for your enduring patience. TO THE FACULTY: We thank you for your c oope ra tion in letting annual staff members out of class to work on the annual, TO ALL OTHERS: Our sincere thanks for your contribution to our annual. Signed: THE STAFF Their job comes after school hours. I I I 1 I Q I I X VM ff QQ QZJWZZ-Jay rj? :gg A -? 41U,- Y' X .ff , L JE!! 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' .L- PQ'-A EI- .X -. :' Nl 3 T uuqrutulutluns to the f class of 19 D 7 Ifx fron BASSETT FURNITURE INDUSTRIES INC The World s Ldfgdbl Maxxuiactxlrer oi Bndroom T-'urr turn Bassett N rgmm L G BALFOUR COMPANY Known wha-ruyr tl ere are SCIIOOH: and Cullegjeb Class Rlngb and Pms C nun ncexne-ut lnxnatxoub Dxplornas Personal Cards Club LHSIEHIH Medals A Troplueb MR J L ROBERTSON 4111 Kensmgton Axe R1c11mond 21 Vlrgmla lx K A x-Tfi ' .5 fi iv ,II IQ IM KI? I Yi lil: I I Ch1cken ik Sea Food V C GRILL S1zzl1ng Steaks U S 220 South Phone 9490 VILLAGE GRILL Rldgeway V1rg1n1a A Good Place to Eat PALACE BARBER SHOP Operated by Burton Lester Telephone 29495 A Pleasure To Serve You Kearfott Bldg 14 Br1dge Martmsvllle V1rgm1a Axton V1rg1n1a THE CHARLES B KEESEE E DUCATIONAL FUND IN Th1s Fund, establxshed by Mr and Mrs Charles B Keesee of Martmsw 1lle Vlrguua, 15 ln pos1t1on to a1d substantlally a large nuxnber of boys and gn-ls from V1rg1n1a and North Carollna who would l1ke to be educated 1n V1rg1n1a Bapt1st schools and colleges The Fund w1ll also axd approved students for the m1n1stry from V1rg1n1a or North Carol1na who w1sh to study 1n any one of the three theolog1ca.l sem1nar1es of the Southern Baptlst conventlon F1nanc1al amd 18 1n the form of cash grants to those students who are enterxng plamung to enter the Bapt1st m1n1stry or to engage 1n speclflc relxglous work for the Bapt1st denomxnatxon To all others the axd extended 15 1n the form of cash loans to be repaud wlth lnterest at low rates Accordlng to the w1ll of Mr Keesee students from the Blue Rxdge Assoc1at1on w1ll have f1rst cons1derat1on when applyxng for axd from thls fund For further lnformatlon address W R Broaddus, Jr Sec retary Treasurer, Box 226 Martxnsvxlle Vlrglnla C lsw O O 1 . l I . . , 7. , . . . . . . . . . . or . . . . ' l . I 0 I 17 -1 ' 1 1 - Let Us Help You Save Money Buy Your Meat From Us And F111 Your Deep Freeze .I BURCH 8. VIA S WHOLESALE MEATS Phone 3596 46 Church Street Rt 220 South Phone 9725 Martmsvxlle Vlrglma Martmsvxlle Vxrgxnxa Best W1shes GLOBMAN S tothe Semor Class Famous for 1957 wear tested brands Martmswlle Vlfglllla 134 T. . CO. t I F t t I .of . 5 h ' IWW 4 z ZW , M2 KOLODNY S Wearlng Apparel GEORGE O JONES ON lviartlnsulle V1rg1n1a General Mercharmdxse Phllco Applmances Dupont Pamts McCOl.I.UM FERRELL T K Jones Jr and Clarence liarrls Is the Name for Fme Shoes Martmsvxlle Vxrgxnxa Rxdgeway X, 11-guna ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS FISHING 81 HUNTIING TOYS AND GAMES SPORTING GOODS DOG SUPPLIES FINE GUNS BICYCLES 6555513 BOOTH-WHITE SPORT SHOP, INC. Our Representatwe In Your Area James W Prlce Danvllle Vxrgxma 135 ef ai M I LJ ,A Uldjfgfw 2, ,yu 'J if ff 4 2 ' 1 , ' 3 i l l. 4 S V, . ,. I! in l MARTlNSVIllE HOME AND AUTO Martxnsx 1l1e B F Goodrmh Clarence W Ferguson Your B F D15-ztrlbutor SUPPLY Max t1I1S'w 1116 Congratulatlons Nearly Ex ervbody at Drewry Maso WHEE n L1stens 1000 Powerful Watts Vxrguua another milestone As members of the l957 graduatnng class you have completed a n Important step towards leadership Ahead there wrll be many milestones as you reach even greater goals Wrth possubrlrtues unlnmrted your work achreve ts men rmtratrve and effort wrll help lmeep our country great and strong , meme nan eolmr 1 ae fl, X . Q N ' X -f' 1:-2' . l X g Q l , ll uni' trluursv all l K 'YV Vi r Y --' r ' r ' to I I l I , . . - I 7 ' 1 1 1 1 . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 K H HEARN C0 DuPont Road Pxpe Valves and F1tt1HgS HINCHEE 8. SON Phone 29004 Mason He1ghts BRYANT S SPORTS CENTER Complete L1ne of Recreatlon Supplxes Phone 4177 119 E Ma1n Martmsv1lle V1rg1n1a MITCHELL MOTORS INC S G MINTER 81 COMPANY General Merchandxse Sales Servxce D1a1ZO6 6 Phone 9315 2189 Mart1nsv11le V1rg1n1a Spencer Vlrgmxa 137 O I I . , ' . . C.M. f Meats gl Groceries I li jo .L , fr: . . , , .. I O O O ' f 7, SPENCER STUDIO SH-If-'f0RD J Telephones Studxo 9242 Horne 3130 Oper Evenlngs bv Appoxntment 9 Church Street Martlnsxule Wxrglnza A UJEIWLERS XD 4 Walnut Phone 6047 Marunsx Llle V1rg1n1a TOWNES FURNITURE INC General Electrlc a R C A W C T Ewerythn g for the Home MdTl1nBV1l18 Vlrglllla JOYCE BARBER SHOP For Better Serx xce 44 Church Street Next to the Herrx Hotel Martxnsxllle V1rg1n1a FAGG S DRUG STORE Frlendly SEIXICE We Spec1al1ze In Pre-scrxptxon Work Our Best W1shes to a Good School Phone 3103 Martxnsvllle Vmrgxrna WAMPLERS PHARMACY INC Your Walgreen Agency Drug Store Prompt and Courteous Seruce New Globman Bulldlng MBTIIHSYIIIC Vxrgxma SOUTHERN BANK OF COMMERCE The Frxendly Bank Mernller of I- D I C Dzal 6251 Walnut and Main Best Wlshes MUSIC BAR Records Instruments Phonographs Phone 2413 126 East Mam Mdrtlnsvxlle Vlrglnla MHYIIIISVIIIC V1I'g1I11'1 , Q 1, Q . , , W ,. , v N ' A . , 1 1 1 t . v., ,. . . ', . . . I n v J I O 1 , , . 3 V, , , end , , . 'i to V' v r l' V . 5 A A I l , i V , . I 1 1 , I O IV ,' Y' A l 1 , 1 1 1 H 11 1 - W - 1 l , 1 , 1 138 Wana! 2 64,1 7't0l4dl6d COOPER 8: RATCLIFF ' 9 at RIDGEWAY GARAGE Self Servlce Grocery Dan Connor Propr1etor Rxver Road Route 220 Phone 209 34 Rldgeway Vlrguua Martlnsvllle V1rg1n1a DALTON 5 GROCERY AYERS SANDWICH sl-loP Texaco Gas and O11 Two places To Eat Meats Grocer1es and Produce Here and Home Dalton Thomas owner phone 2773 Route 3 Martxnsvxlle V1rg1n1a Martxnsvllle V1rg1n1a M G Plgg Owners J E Pxgg HN nn., MILLARD s MACHINERY L'2b'.'JM21.'1 ' SERVICE CLIFTS SERVICE STATION John Deere Farm Equ1pment Sportmg Goods of All Kmds McCulloch Cham Saws Clmton 81 B1ggS Phone 2600 Stratton Engxnes Sf Repalr Phone 2688 Mart1nsv1l1e V1rg1n1a Martrnsvxlle V1rg1ma LESTER BROTHERS SUPPLY Success To The Senxor Class of 57 WYATT 84 BOCOCK Roanoke Road Martmsvxlle Vmrglnxa Martxnsvllle V1rg1n1a 139 I ' I , I n - - Q I I 10 - Y. K e . . . 1 . . JOHNSON S RADIATOR WORKS Expert Radlator Repaxruxg And Re Corlng Authonzed Harrlson Dlstrlbutor 929 Starling Ave Phone 3231 Mart1nsv1lle Vlrg una VIRGINIA CLEANERS Martmsvxlle V1rg1n1a STARLING AVE PHARMACY Phone 6222 827 Starlxng Ave Martlnsvllle Vlfglnla Best Wxshes Class of '57 MAY S RESTAURANT METIIHSVIIIC V1rg1n1a STARLING AVE BARBER SHOP Martxnsvllle V1rg1n1a HARRELL S FOOD STORE ...augvg Starlmg Avenue Martmsvllle V1rg1n1a Only Gas Gxves So Much Costs So Llttle SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS SERVICE P O Box 424 Martinsville V1rg1n1a, Fast Dependable Ambulance Servmce Large Enough To Serve You Srr all Enough To Apprecmate You and Your Busmess Stone FuneraI Home Inc 24 Hour Servxce 825 Starlxng Avenue Phone 6306 Martmsvxlle Vxrguua 14 I to 1 I I 1 . P I In ' E I 1 ' J. R. Clark, L, 1.. Tilley f- I fe' gf, , I ' af 'Q .awf- N -- - - l --E,,,mY, ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,-,,, 0 MARTINSVILLE HARDWARE CO., INC. We stinghous e Appliance s Pntsburgh Pamts and Varmshes 33 Maln MdftlHSV1ll6 V1rg1n1a CAHILL INSURANCE AGENCY All Types Of Insurance 31 112. East Mam Street Phone 9720 Martlnsvllle Vlrgmla DeSHAZO LUMBER CO Z4 Clay St Phone 0311 Martlnsvllle Vlrglflla HURD ELECTRIC SUPPLY Electrlcal Dlstrlbutors Qualny Servxce 217 E Maln Phone 4190 Martmsulle Vlfglnla Bill Turner, Willis Milton Lula Turner, Mildred Kidd W. T. TURNER. INC. General Insurance 205 East Ma1n St Phone 3427 Martmsvmlle V1rg1n1a AMERICAN TRUCK 8g BODY CO 18 Rlver Road Mart1nsv1lle Vlfglllla O D JORDAN e Sell the Earth and What IS On It Pr lvate Auctlon D1al 20056 The Safest Thmg On Earth Is Ear POST 76 A Good Cornrnunlty 1n Whxch To Llve EVERYONE IS FRIENDLY Horsepasture Vlrglma .1912 I l , gf lggg IIW . . . .. thu 4 I 74141 I I MAYO RIVER TEXACO SERVICE Comulete Texaco Road Serv1ce Tlres Grocerxes Fresh Meats Phone 29939 Spencer Vlrglnla CAMPBELL S GROCERY Rxves Road Martmsx xlle Vxrguua YOUNG S STORE Grocer1es Wayne Dog Food WF Sherwxn Wlllxams Palnt S1nc1a1r Gas 8: O11 Goodyear Tlres Phone 9249 Martlnsvxlle Vlrglnla THE FARM STORE T J George Feed Seeds S D Fertxlxzer Feed Daxry Hog Poultry81Dog 112 E Maln St Martxnsvllle V1rg1n1a FRANKS FOOD FAIR We Gxve S 81 I-I Green Stamps Route 220 Mart1nsv111e Vlfglnla WARD BROS SELF SERVICE GROCERY Open Seven Days A Week Phone 70669 Spencer V11-g1n1a Quality Serv xce Eff1c1enc5 DOYLE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Manufacturer s Phone 2272 or 2 0052 Stuart Road Martlnswllle Vlrglflla .I LESTER ROBERSON General Merchandxse Horsepasture V1rg1n1a 14 I 'K . , X I 1 1 Q r ,ff I I gsm, ,f 'WN W T' J . . . . 'au 'A . -. . I O I . - lu GOOD FRIENDS On Square New Fashions For Less Dresses, Coats, Suits Ei Accessories For Flowers For Any Occasion Call BRYANT'S FLORIST JIM BRYANT - Home Phone 3330 DOT BRYANT - Bus. Phone 6959 Phone 4722 N Martinsville Virginia I Y .We PRII.I.AMAN S MARKET R W SLR S Prillarnan Props Dealer in Quality Meats Phone 5124 58 W, Main Street lviartinsville Virginia W H WILLIAMS Plumbing 81 Heating Corrrrerciai 8: Industrial Contracting Phone 3333 Fayette St Route l Martinsville Virginia Ridgeway N rg nia Besfolfgihes Gsoness GIANT MARKET Class of 1957 BARNES GROCERY Fay ette St Ridgeway Virginia Martinsv lle Airport Garage General Repairs TROXLER FURNITURE HOWARD DOYLE OWNER Officia Inspection Station Martinsxille Virginia art rs Comp ere I.. ne ot Hon' Fur snings ll: Pl' co Appl ax ces Phone o 349 I 4 W I J 0 a 0 a c I A 1 1 l . i I l l A I A 5 r 5 Q - I ' I I '1 V Q .4 x N x 1 V F . L 1 , ' 4 f Q e..- . I ... 1 V. 'I . A 1 i .ii . . . V A - I M 1. 'fuvle Xl 1 220 GULF SERVICE STATION Cornulete Bumper to Bumper Servlce za. J'Lr J RALPH MOORE Manager Marunsvxlle Vlrgxma Cong ratulat 1ons SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT LAMBETH f SERVICE STATION R1dgeway Vlrglnla W M CARPENTER Good Year Tlres Texaco Products R1dgeway V1rgm1a N Ma GILLEY S T V SERVICE Phone 29660 Rldgeway V1rg1n1a Rnigewa 144 R1dgewa SCOTT S Produce 81 Fresh Meats Rldgeway V1rgm1a HICKS BARBER SHOP y Vlrgmla Best Wlshes to the Class of 57 BLANCHE S SHOPPE rtlnsvxlle Vu' guna SHROPSHIRE GROCERY General Mer chandlse and Devoe Pamts y V1rg1n1a . . 1,7 R O + E A -: T' fc L 1 fx R - A Ridgeway Division GRAVELY FURNITURE CO., INC. Manufacturers of Fine Tables Since 1926 Offers Best Wishes for a Successful Future to The Senior Class of 1957 Ridgeway V1rg1n1a Eighth Grade at Work 1 ref-S S' S - 1 1 1 1 . 1 LLOYD'S JEWELERS. INC. Z7 Church Street 1 1 S Exquisite Feminine Apparel Phone 2653 45 E Church Street Martlnsvxlle V1rg1n1a Mart1nsv1lle Vlrglnla CHAMBERLAIN S INC LEE TELEPHONE CQ Men s Clothlng Through Servme We Grow 25 East Church Street Mart1nsv1lle V1rg1n1a Mart1nsv1lle Vlrguua , For Your Llfe Insurance Needs See Call or Wrlte James F Hodnett Representzng rx Vg JV NEW YORK ur: INSURANCE co KQ A Mutual Company Founded 1845 Style Center for Men Chlef Tassel Bldg D1al 2697 39 East Church Martxnsvllle V1rg1n1a Martlnsvxlle V1rg1n1a MORTON S MEN S SHOP C W HOLT COMPANY -Y'-2 151 W, Jw Mart1nBv11le Vlrglnla Martxnsvxlle V1rg1n1a 14 1 X . . . . 1 1 ' A ' ' 'W' YT 'YW' WWW' ' l 1 1 0 1 ' 0 4 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ll 4 - ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 0 1 1 :F 1 1 1 N 2 ' 1 1 1 Y 11 1 I ' 1 l 1 ' 1 1 5 1 ' ' 1 I I 1 ' 0 0 ' Q- Y . 775 ' 1 '-wfgg l 1 lk ' 4. wine 1 1 W' 11- 1 5:3 ' , 1 Q is 1 Av' 1 l A ,, 1 , 3. LL-Bl: S V I 1 'Li , J' el X . ft 41-1 7' AQ '1 ' ,ff ASI 1 1 'A 'F . 1 ' 1 1 .V 1 6 Best Wishes CHATHAM HEIGHTS AMOC0 N 900 E Church Stafford Eanes Manager MITCHELL TRACTOR CO Dealers in Ford Tractors and Equipment TIICTOR Phone 5041 Martinsville Virginia E ADAMS GARAGE General Auto Repair1ng Bridge Street Martinsville Virginia Best Wishes Wffvtfvmf Mart1nsv1lle Virginia WMVA WMVA FM NBC Network Affiliate First and Foremost Martinsville Vugima ROADY S VARIETY STORE 761 E Church Martinsville Virginia RIMMER S JEWELERS Hamilton Bulova Elgin Longmes Wittnauer Le Coultre Watches North Bridge St Martinsville Virginia I a Q ,C h 9 ' l :R Af lx .r - . , N, ' I jg Q, ' A 4 Martinsville Virginia '- ' r A E 1 I I47 Best W1shes HODNETT DISTRIBUTING C0 N F F V Cookles and Crackers Vlartlnsulle Vlfglnla J C WOOLDRIDGE INC Phone 5091 The Best Mox nag Seruce Mart1nsx1l1e Vlrglflld The South's Largest Jewelers THE JEWEL BOX INC 34 Church Street MaTt1l1SX 111e xrguu Cougratulanons to the Class of 19:7 yu-yummy ocov sronc 'IC Mart1nsv111e V1fg1H1a STATE FARM INS AGENTS J MC1Y1Il Wyatt G E Steagall Jr Auto Flre 81 Llfe Phone 4241 M3Tt1I1SX 11le Nlrguua PERDUE 81 DOSS HARDWARE CO INC Wholesale and Retaxl Conuplete Lme of Hardware and Supplles 43 W Ma.111 bt P O Box 705 Iviartmsulle V1rf,,1u1a Best Vushes Frou ffm? 1 A nnsvluls LEADING nw MBTIIHSX 111e s Leadlng Jewelers P KEARFOTT 81 SON INC On the Square 1 2 Prescrzptlon Serv 1C6 Smce 1881 Iviartxnsulle Vxrggua . CO. or 1 I C. - ' ' 0 n c I , O l I O .' . I . . N H . Y, V. .a cl C I U I . . Y. - x 148 I N AMERICAN CLEANERS I Phone 2529 MBILIHSVILLS Vlrglflla. CHESAPEAKE RESTAURANT Route 220 Col11nsv1lle Vxrg 1n1a OZQIUIJ ll5f F' D Box ZU25 4IO MEMORIAL ELVD EMILY LEWIS JAKE LEWIS TELEPHONE 63I6 Mart1nsv111e Vlrgmla LESTER BROS SUPPLY Everyth1ng for the Home Bullders Phone 5671 Roanoke Road MCCARTY BEDDING CO Manufacturers of Custom Made Beddlng Co111nsv111e Vlrglllla DIXIE PIG BAR B Q Martlnsvllle Vlrglnla CLYDES TELEVISION 81 REFRIGERATION INC Collmsx 1116: V1rg1n1a SNOWS SANDWICH SHOP Au' Condxtxoned at T V 702 Memomal Blvd Dlal 2516 Iviartxnsvxlle Vlrgxma 14 E 1 sly ro ghs V1ce Pres Sec 8: Treas ESEEQ E? 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USUALLY ARE THE BEST-INFORMED STUDENTS Keep up with what's going on in the States, Nation and World by reading THE ROANOKE TIMES and Ein 1K1mnnIw murlh Nunn Success To The Class Of '57 HENRY COUNTY PLYWOOD CORP Phone 3035 Rldgeway V1rg1n1a J W H111 JohnC Hall HILL 8 HALL HYLER Gnocsnv Tax Bookkeepmg Servlce At Pleasant Grove Route 3 Route 3 Phone 5423 Phone 2 0026 Martlnsvllle V1rg1n1a Martlnsvxlle V1rg1n1a BAND INSTRUMENTS FOR RENT' LEED S MUSIC CENTER H L YOUNG SHEET METAL CO A11 Types Heatlng Blowpxpe and Gutter Work DuPont Road Everytlung mn Musxc Phone 9128 100 E Mam Phone 3097 Mart1nsv111e V1rg1n1a 151 s Q 8 ' - k 0 0 o I o , I , , . ll ' ' ' 11 CHURCH STREET GROCERY w J HOLLAND 'Foods of the Fmest Qua11ty General Merc:hand1se Gas and O11 Mart1nsv1lle V11-g 1n1a 4'-4 Your Frxendly Famx y Clothlng Store Martlnsvxlle V11-g1n1a Axton Vxrglnla GEORGE T WINN AND SON General Mer chand1 se Guano Coal h I 5' n Axton vlrglflla 152 rv . nusssws stone 5 . ,1 I RICH Oll SALES INC D1a.1 4139 6,1 P O Box 1008 Martmsvllle V1rg1ma PATTERSON S DRUG C0 Safe Serv1ce Drug Store Free Dellvery Phone 2.125 LOVE 81 THOMPSON B 81D MOTOR SALES INC Martmsvxlle MARKET Chatham I-Ie1ghts Vlrguua Martlnsvllle V1rg1n1a Best wlshes Best Wlshes to the Class of 957 from B 84 D ESSO FRITH CONSTRUCTION C o111n sv11le Vxrgmla Martxnsvxlle V1rg1n1a I53 I o I 111800 annum- co. . 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