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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

'Mn Wi 'X 49552 . NXQQN THE 19 3 PARTANIAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF DREWRY MASON HIGH SCHOOL Ridgeway, Virginia EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS Tillman Marshall Mary Frances R Wayne Minter Peggy P 2 Om The Senior Class of Drewry Mason High School p roudly presents The Spartanian for 1957-58. The staff chose Alma Mater on Parade as a theme, for we feel that tribute should Administration . . . Classes .... Organizations . Athletics . . Features . Advertising '. . WAITING TO JOIN THE PARADE ON PARADE be paid to the part Alma Mater has had in our successful progress during 'the pa s t six years, as we both have grown in mind and stature. Page . 18 . Z8 . 68 . 100 . 116 . 138 l 6 ,R 1- 3' 73? in THE SCHOOL WE LOVE -,fb mmvow-Ulivlllll' U cl IU su U uunll ,, f aug f.,,, V' ff 3 til -3-In if Ili X W... W... ll r 1 ,E K 1 a il I I an ' , yuan DIIUIQIU f' ' ,Kg .4 ,....g pg as annum as rl sons an 9 l gqllifvdlllllivulllwsii aagouucc annual! f . .. . . 1 P A , jiifilll lv an O wifi I+-bo U DREWRY MASON clfb Q..-mm m--W . l nga as 41 IZ 11 -1 yv-' 'M' M A an ut 'F Q 59' x ,M A 2 ' if , 1' mv!! A I V3 it - A Q Ev AN' 3 if Y 4 F :gi I 12 X 1 'sb Q75 Wh? 41 is may WWW , ,al ,,., ,...1wvf A. 'W H an -. 'X fe M Q 'V ry I I sf' JP' ' 8 An important part of every day--lunch time--whether first or second lunch period. TO PRESERVE THE MEMORIES OF OUR FOUR YEARS AT D.M.H.S vw?- '55, PM i 7 M 4 44 fl Q S fa has Larry and Bennie are proud of the h d I d i t c est ma e in n ustr a QW 1Ar s. Our Alma Mater, Drewry Mason High, serves the needs of the school and com- munity by trying to foster good citizenship and cultural growth for the present andthe future. It constantly endeavors to meet the individual needs and interest of each pupil. While the selection of club s and classes builds ability to make wise decisions, activities develop leadership qualities. Three courses are o ffe r e d Drewry M a s o n students: commercial, vocational and academic. To graduate in any of these a student must have eighte e n Carnegie Mr. Pilson installs '57-'58 S. C. A. officers 1 Q J A HEAR OUR SONG TO YOU... units: four must be Engli sh, two social studie s , and one e ach of mathematics, science and Health and Physical Education. The student who plans to goto college, selects the academic course of study, set up in a c c o r danc e with standard college entrance requirements, which offers four years of mathematic s , three of social science,two years of Spanish, two of Latin and three in physical science. Journalism, music, art and speech are offered as electives. Qcontinued page l33l Choir furnishes music for Commencement and other programs Students find library useful in many ways. TO OUR ALMA MATER I53i::Wq,f3lfZg3Yg'4YW??,QW1Sf'WL' 'Wifi W y fr Y QQ af 'sf,-If 'V' ,'-l vf'l,: :SZ rx E -f mmzret-1 -2 .V M Kwafaw.-...pf 4-9 ! Through experiments these three find chemistry more interesting WE WILL EVER BE TRUE 5 Students receive room assignments on first day of school. WHEN WE'VE PARTED Ronnie, Perry, Melvin and Lee check the projector. They keep it in good operating condition for use invarious class rooms to broaden the students' ideas about customs and conditions around the world, and their knowledge of scientific findings. Principal Pilson and senior, David Minton, compete in Z1 with Mr. Robert Lewis as MC. This entertaining Assembly Program was sponsored by - The Scroll, to interest each student in subscribing to the school newspaper for this year. Former players discuss the '58 Basketball s e a s on with Coach Levi. This g r oup is representative of the fine boy's team which made Alma Mater almost win State basket- ball Championship at VPI in March 1957. AND AS YEARS GO BY.. .ff 5 1 x Q1 ,, f Larry and Laverne are tapped for Beta Membership ww .5 pp ,K N 1 f H '5 !if, 'Bw cw' 2 N Homeroom Representatives Ralph, Mary Frances, Samuel, Sally Lou, Carl and Lucille. NONE WILL FGRSAKE THEE V David stops to instruct the visiting 7th grade on Orientation Day. From the days of the 8th grade Orientation Pro grams, students dream of Beta Club tapping and the wearing of the traditional black cap and gown for boys and the white one for the girls. The five years between drag sometime but as they look into the future, these years seem to have flown by- -for it seems only a short while since the seniors were 8th graders trying to find Room 12 or the Library. TO MRS. MAGGIE DAVIS and MISS EVELYN WOOD for their helpfulness to all seniors for their patience with all seniors 15? Miss Evelyn Wood Mrs. Maggie Davis English IV Government 16 for their loyal devotion to our ALMA MATER for their just being themselves to all seniors in Government and English dl . Yak N J J' -0 :J Mrs. Maggie Davis Mrs. Maggie Davis, a nativ e of nearby Patrick County, taught for several years before she went to work at Du Pont. Later, after her marriage to Mr. .Tack Davis, she began teach- ing at Spencer-Penn High School. When that school was consolidated in 1952, Mrs. Davis helped organize the fi r s t year at D.M.H.S. Few teachers, if any can boast as many words per minute as Mrs. Davis can. Many a local, state o r national question fimportant o r notl has been settled in the discussions in her room! An active patriotic citizenherself, Mrs. Davis urges the .1 unior s in U. S. History and the seniors in government to put into practice the ideas and ideals le a r ne d in h e r classes in Room 58. I., ..,. . -x , in Miss Evelyn Wood Miss Evelyn Wood, a native of Floyd, taught at Axton High School and came with others of the faculty to help make up the first faculty at Drewry Mason in 1952. Senior English and Room ffl would certainly not seem the same without Miss Wood. She maintains an interest in her pupils even after graduation and school alumni visiting the old school enjoy dropping in on he r to discuss Macbeth or Research Themes. They soon ask, How's Miss Whitlock ? ,for one s eld om sees Miss Wood out of class without seeing Miss Whit- lock, for they are always together. MASTERS CF O.E. Pilson Principal Mrs. Yarbrough, our secretary for the past five years, has proven herself in- dispensable to D.M.H.S.. Compiling the absentee list, w ritin g receipts, making announcements, answering the telephone, delivering messages, po s t ing the thirty treasures' reports, and typing letters for Mr. Pilson, fill her normal days. When Exam time comes, she types and mimeo- graphs many of those fatal documents! ADMINISTRATION DUTIES FILL THEIR DAYS Principal Pilson, throughout his sixyears at Drewry Mason has devoted all of his time and energy in service to DMH. It is ha rd to believe that any one person can successfully manage all of the principal's duties, and still be interested in the students themselves, but Mr. Pilson does it. Some of the odd jobs Mr. Pilson do e s are: sweeping floors, painting the gym floor, and building on the football bleachers. But Mr. Pil- son always has time for associating with students and teachers, for he maybe seen talking with the students and listening to teachers. We all know he is always around, but no matter how busy he is, he is still interested in each one of us. Mrs. Virginia L. Yarbrough Secretary IV' ,,,,...-I.--o-v'f ' ix Mr. Lewis, assistant principal, questions pupils about their absence from school, and signs admission slips. He also checks excuses offered for absences and reminds everyone of the importance of a good attendance record. PUPIL ACCOUNTING AND GUIDANCE PERSONNEL HELP WITH SCHOOL PROBLEMS Carolyn Young, Jean Clark and Connie Koger give up their study period to help type and Mrs. Dupuy, Guidance Director, talks with a file in the Guidance Office. group of seniors about College requirements. Z! S. D. Bray B. S. Unive rsity of Tennessee Geography, Biology Biology Club Ninth Grade Mina L. Carter, B.A. University of Tennessee English I and Spanish Spanish Club Sophomore Class Margaret W. Clanton B.S. William F. Coplin B.S. Radford College University of West Va. Home EC. Science, Chemistry F. H. A. Safety Patrol Eighth Grade Eighth Grade -gm. 491. OUR FACULTY--36 STRONG 'Zi' ee l up rgygg 1 gg yyll ll l Q Eraldine R. Covington, Radford Colle e S Shorthand, Typing and General Business Junior Class and Commercial Club B.S. Maggie Davis, B.S. Madisong William and Mary Government and U.S. History F. T. A. and Sophomore Class L Catherine L. Dupuy, B.A. Westhampton Algebra IIQ Guidance Co-Sponsor of Beta Club E. L. Dupuy, A. B. Hampden Sydneyg V.P.I. Agriculture and Latin F.F.A. and Annual fa albums--5 n il. rl Jack R. Garber, A.B. Elon College S. Studiesg History Hi-Y and Junior Class Debating , 'qplnwv' Lena Gregory, B.S. Madison Eighth Grade Math Algebra I Sophomore Clas s ,nl MOLD AND BUILD OUR EDUCATION Margaret Hafer, A.B. Greensboro College University of North Carolina. English, Soc., Geog. and S. Studies Junior Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Play and One Act Play X . enlg Margaret Hairfield B.S. ' Longwood College -Qggw-- Math Ninth G rade M- Marion Hedrick B.S. Radford College Englishg J. V. Cheerleaders Ninth Grade Mildred L. Huddle, B.S. Radford College English Co-Sponsor S. C. A. Spelling, Sophomore Class Mary McElrath Lee B.S. Radford College Edward P. Jones A.B. General Business, Typing, Guilford College English Phys. Ed. and Health Forensics Monogram Club, Football Ninth Grade .F ,gm . YYY v TO MAKE BETTER AND Edward P. Levi A.B. Lynchburg College Phys. Ed. and Health Basketball, baseball and Monogram Club R. C. Lewis, B.S. Union College, University of Va. Journalism and C. A. and Newspaper ns, as Martha Minter, B.A. Jake A. Motely B.S. Westhampton Radford College English Physical Ed. and Health Beta Club Co-Sponsor and Varsity Cheerleaders Senior Class Basketball . . 27? so it +1 I Lal E K 5 Oscar H. Munch, Jr. B. Mus. Ed. Houghton College Henry C. Newby Jr., A.B. Mozart Academy of Music Eastman School of Music Band, Choral Music, Majorettes Campbell Junior College Elon College Driver Education Junior Varsity Football 1, vie J run, If ,-'wee 'M E. fi ' K' in ,,- . -uf' is We MORE EFFICIENT CITIZENS .pe ln- Robert Perdue, B.S. J Myrtle A. O'Dell, B.S. V.P.I. Radford College Typing, Bookkeeping, Math Gene ral Business Co-Sponsor of Annualg Commercial Club, Safe Drivers, Forensics, Alumni Photographer Adviser for Annualg Z5 Eighth Grade ,vm 4, gn-w W, Cassie Rea, B. S. Radford College Librarian Library Club Arthur Stewart, A.B.g M.A. Georgetown College Western Kentucky State College Industrial Artsg Beauty Pageant Senior Class . sy .5 qqh- W af 5 R in l an . ., '12.:t:::f if -1 Alicia' '- iff ' I-rg, LY r ,4 Lljvi-si P' va 4, 'I - 'L -F tix. 'f fi if-1 ui I lg' 5 a as M. Q Wisl 55136 'Qing 22? .G R r fit. ,A My , if Q, xr at 2 f 3 J K Shirley Kirby Smith Radford College General Science Science Club Eighth Grade R. A. Tavenner, B.S. V.P.I. Agriculture F.F.A. and K.V.G. B Q4-its ix 'egg Nt SUPPORTING OUR MANY PROJECTS 0 W. A B.S. Iris June Webb B.S. J V133-Pf,r'f1an' Radford couege Agriculture HERE-fic' . . . d .V.G. ' ' ' F F A an K Ninth Grade V40 W V1 IW Jean Webster B.S. Radfgrd CO11ege Vera Whitlock, B.S. University of Richrnonci Radford College Scienge Art and Social Studies Science Club, Delta Mu Tri-Hi-Y SOphOm01'e Class Eighth Grade rv' nf 1 W 34, fs- M, v Martha S. Williams, B.S. 311 1 1 Madison Speech, English, History Evelyn Wood, B.S. S- Studies Radford College Senior Play and English Public Speaking Junior Class, Forensics .fgvng y lf, awe., ,E v S W , it R- , N ' :Qin- ,..-A THEY BENEFIT OUR ALMA MATER Edna Ramsey , ' W ' Richard A. Curry , ig-J5' - .. M 'TV' ,if -if '71 if 'W' , , X ,wh Wd W 9 t gr , E Q' W .EEE I , 1 'N ills- -. if A: W -L, +13 'A BM v ew t -' w www WX, .yr 24 V' wwf? EE WW 12 29 Q 'sf xg, .J 'T Nww xj. 'N-:S Standing--Sarah Holland, Treasurer Sitting-- Jean Underwood, Reporter Charles Clifton, Vice-President Clifton Campbell, President SENIORS ASSUME DUTIES OF CLUB LEADERS Many times we have wished away the precious moments of high school life but in the years to come, many are the tinies we shall wish them back. As we look back on Drewry Mason it is to Seniors, like a lake. As Freshmen we were only a small pebble in this great lake. But with each successive year We grew in knowledge and the pebble became a stone making countless ripples in the lake. Starting our Senior year, we made our firstbig ripple by electing class officersi One ripple after another was formed as we received our Class Rings, collected The Mayonnaise Fund, attended the Homecoming Dance and worked on our Play ln Old Virginny ., December brought th e Snowball Dance and the ordering of our very own announcement cards. Measuring for our caps and gowns, attending the Junior-Senioi Prom and participating in the Senior Class Day brought us closer to our goal--the largest,most wonderful ripple of all - graduation. Recalling all these precious moment s , Seniors realize they form a big beautiful lake of memories, which we will have with us for the rest of our lives. 30 .Af K V fi .,,. f A ,-I 'Km . I I ix, .. CLIFTON JABIE CAMPBELL Route 94 Martinsville, Va. VELMA ETHEL CARTER Box ZO74 Martinsville, Va. SEPTEMBER CLASS RINGS ELIZABETH DALE CLIFTON Route 92 Ridgeway, Va.. MARY ELLEN COLEMAN Route ffZ, Box 105 Ridgeway, Va. 31 CARL WESLEY BARROW Route ffl, Box 424 Martinsville, Va. ROBERT GARLAND BRANCH Route ffl, Box 34 Martinsville, Va. 181- MARVIN VERNELL CASSADA Route W2 Axton, Va. CHARLES ANDREW CLIFTON Spencer, Va. 'QW y x. JUN 61, We 'Q ' Nr! LARRY WAYNE COMPTON Route 4142, Ridgeway, Va.. PATRICLA GAYLE CONNER Route 53, Axton, Va. 'fl JOAN FLANNAGAN COX ii? 0, . , Ridgeway, Va. W k' :, in MABLE IRENE cox I v C in d Y 1 1 qlqq, E Route ffl Box ZO5, 'A ' Ridgeway, Va. MILDRED AGEE CREWS Route ffl Box 427 Martinsville, Va. BARBARA SUE EDWARDS Route ffl Spencer, Va. IN OLE VIRGINNY 6-l,ln'X 1751. 1X A, DAVID THOMAS GAULDIN Route 4144, Martinsville, Va. ELLEN LEE GILBERT Route 51 Box 137 Martinsville, Va.. M BETTY JEAN GREGORY Route 52, Axton, Va. BETTY LOU GREGORY Route ifl Box 99, Ridgeway, Va. STARS MITCHELL ,,.... 'U' gs, ig.. ' QF'- ' LINDA LOU HAYNES Box 792, Martinsville, Va. SHELBY JEAN BARROW HODGE Route 94, Box 331, Martinsville, Va. 33 FRANK RUSSELL GLASS, JR. Route 93, Axton, Va. JO ANN GRAVELY Route 741, Axton, Va.. FAYE AGNES HANKS Martinsville, Va. MODEAN GAIL HATCHER Route ffl, Martinsville, Va.. ,fe-n.., 'Qs .aux 'ik- N JANET MOTLEY HOLLAND Axton, Va. MARY FRANCES HOLLAND Route 53, Axton, Va. Kyiv f' 'YN 17, in .,.., We Q'- 'Ui fQx 'QWV JOAN WASHBURN HORTON Route 42, Ridgeway, Va. HAROLD GRAY ISLEY Box 158, Ridgeway, Va. 49' me GN-I' E+ SARAH MARIE HOLLAND Route WZ, Ridgeway, Va. EVA MAE HOPKINS Route 134, Martinsville, Va. ,gmt ,V Kl,f' 2C FOR WEARING A RED MARVIN LEE JENKINS Route 42, Box 177, Ridgeway, Va. BILLY CARLTON JORDAN Route 63, Martinsville, Va. ----,,,.. , as lf- A dig.,-N - 'v 'TQ WAYNE SCOTT KELLAM Spencer, Va. ELAINE MATILDA KNIGHT Box 282, Ridgeway, Va. SWEATER SWELLS MAYONNAISE FUND 5u.w..-f ' tru ig- HENRY TILLMAN MARSHALL Route HF3, Martinsville, Va. DORIS MARIE MARTIN Route 33, Box 161, Martinsville, Va. BETTY LEE JOYCE Spencer, Va. GEORGE DONALD JOYCE Spencer, Va. I 1 V ' R Ti fllnefiflrml - W-'Q' MARTHA RUTH LAMBETH Box 84, Ridgeway, Va.. RUBY JEANETTE LAWSON Route 1944, Martinsville, Va. A N 'VFW' Xu-M 1? N -'US 1 www I EARSTINE MILDRED MARTIN Spencer, Va. SALLY LOU MARTIN 1432 RivermontHgts., Martinsville, Va. 45 ' ,.:-. ,Z!A,, l,,f,fl Sinf- ' in Amy' t , A 'Cl 115 fa A NANCY MARIE MINTER Route 42, Martinsville, Va. WAYNE STERLING MINTER Spencer, Va. 1' ICN RUTH NANNIE MCCORMICK Route 42, Ridgeway, Va. REBECCA LOUISE MILLS Route 142, Ridgeway, Va. SNOWBALL FEATURE Q. AV f'W'5 5- f '- . . . - ' S WILLIAM DAVID MINTON Route 43, Martinsville, Va. JEANNETTE LOIS MITCHELL Route 53, Martinsville, Va. 36 fi JESSE HOOD MOORE, JR. Ridgeway, Va. RALPH EDWARD MORRIS Route ff3, Martinsville, Va. BLUE STAR ,x. 'C fa 'QQ ' E -M' xi . ' K QIVWD ' xx fi I . W'lQr .avi ,R IN r LW' 5 'I VERA JEAN PATTERSON Route ffl , Axton, Va. SANLUEL ALLEN PETE PEARMAN Box 204, Ridgeway, Va. 37 RANDOLPH EDGAR MITCHELL Route 1943, Axton, Va. MARY FRANCES MIZE Route 34, Martinsville, Va. CARL GLEN MURPHY Route 92, Ridgeway, Va. SHELDON CLEO NICHOLS 1642 Rivermont Hgts., Martinsville, Va. w,,':,3r7 ,, bf' I ,.,. W-, 5. w .5 gs YQ qw' i in-...... gn N 4981? 'EB qtf.. mm.-F M awww Q Q... DALE ELIZABETH POWELL Route WZ , Ridgeway, Va. RUTH MARIE POWELL Route M , Ridgeway, Va. A 1 b I I ,N v i x M' Ki K Y -. , T . I lf 1-lv' I Z 'K '- - . Tie 3. ,-EaQf .f-fsl F1 2-- 1 ,,., ft THOMAS RAMSEY Route 93, Martinsville, Va. FRANCES MARIE REA Route 4143, Martinsville, Va. CW'--Y iq wi if I PEGGY MARIE PRATT Spencer, Va. MILD RED HARRIS PRICE Route ffl, Axton, Va. . CAPS AND GOWNS fm' MARTHA RICHARDSON Chatham Hts. , Martinsville, Va. MARY LUCILLE RIDDLE Route ffl , Martinsville, Va. 38 ,545 RUN fiv- W, 'I 'A W -1-I :if ' W Wxlg UN 'K Wi GARY DELANO ROACH Ridgeway, Virginia DOROTHY JEAN ROBERTS Ridgeway, Va. BRING GRADUATION CLOSER . ' 5, n ,, .A W ,Yr '13 if 'A ' H . rv V' . li' tri 7 Q? r TROY RAY RUPARD 20 Hillcrest , Martinsville, Va. MARVIN ELMER SCEARCE Route ffl, Martinsville, Va. MARGARET PATRICIA RIDDLE Route 91, Ridgeway, Va. ELOISE MARIE ROA CH Route ffl, Axton, Va. 4 1 s W3 W ,R , - ww ls - I 4-.Q . .. JOHNSIE ETHEL ROBERTS Box 294, Ridgeway, Va. MARY FRANCES RORRER Route 54 Box 151, Martinsville, Va. Q WS - af' Ny., 'sign A fu xi i A-1 , ' 'NN fi, so if' q,,4+ 'qvq,,J,,.,,,. -sr-A 'sn gg, - an---A - iw..- X -'Gy 3 -'A MH- ' V mx 5 IQ g KN i NANCY ELEANOR SCOTT Route HZ, Ridgeway, Va. ANN ELIZABETH SIMMONS Axton, Va. fps LKQJW.. ARLENE LOIS SPEAKMAN Ridgeway, Va. BARBARA ANN SWISHER Routeiffly Axton, Va. mx wa , g2:5ei1'52iif'1?121?W I'mf fix A A A an 'U'- ETHEL MAE SLAYDON Route HZ, Axton, Va. . K MFT? HN :fx GE RALDINE VIRGINIA S MITH Route 52, Ridgeway, Va. JUNE 9th TO NORA JANE TATUM Spencer, Va. JANET FAYE TURNER Route ffl, Ridgeway, Va. 40 POMP AND 'WN awww ,M-Y ,sal--' 'YY FRANCES MANNING WEBSTER Z8 Hillcrest, Martinsville, Va. JOYCE ANN WILSON Route ffl, Axton, Va. CIRCUMSTANCEH --FAREWELL ave-Q. 'US mp . W' PHYLLIS REBECCA WINGFIELD Route ffl, Ridgeway, Va. LAWRENCE EDWARD WOOD Ridgeway, Va. GLORIA JEAN UNDERWOOD Route 53. Martinsville, Va. RALPH EDWIN WALKER Ridgeway, Va. ff-We 39N NY I LELIA ANN WILSON Route 1942, Axton, Va. VIRGINIA MAE WILSON Route ffl, Martinsville, Va. I., W? buf 'FUN rv-.,.,, , . va.. .pv- ir , M. if V -2.1, wt. x ' ,V J , .X i, i K 2 ,..- A1-v'4L?lE' 'Q 51112 Itxtrrv' President . . . . Frances Goins Vice-President . . . Jimmy Bennett Secretary . . . . Faye Nichols Treasurer , , . . , . .Gloria Clark JUNIOR CLASS NUMBERING 86 Early in the fall of 1957 the class elected officers. We were faced with the task of planning our Junior activitie s . Frances, our president immediately set to wo rk leading the class in selling Christmas cards and sponsoring a square dance. We are looking ahead with great anticipation to the presentation of our Junior class play in the spring. Though we are the smallest class in school we are well represented in the S. C. A., Beta Club , Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, F. F. A., F. H. A., Annual Staff, Scroll Staff, Basketball, Baseball, Football, and Wrestling. As rising Seniors,we are looking forward to next year when we accept the responsibility of student leadership at Drewry Mason. 42 Goins ELECTED TO LEAD CLASSMATES 3 an s W is 61 Zgy QQ ' H3 ,. irq, AA Matilda Agee Ronnie Ashby Mary Virginia Barbour Bobby Barnes Forrest Ann Barrow Norma Jean Billings Ronald Boswell Wayne Byrd JUNIORS TAKE UPON THEMSELVES , ix: like li'F '1 '17 1-lr' Q'fj.P ' a K '91 wllaw ' 5 I 2. Zgfzsi' I 'MMR Q: .1 .A ff Ri T 4 A, DUTIES OF UPPER CLASSMEN Connie Caldwell Dorothy Lou Campbell Janie Campbell Charles Clifton Judy Flanagan Haynes Doris Hedrick Mary Frances Couch Jackie Covington Joe Cox Max Dove Billy Hinchee George Hobson Linda Eggleston Jean Flanagan Glenda Foster Avagill Fulcher Douglas Joyce Nancy Joyce Brooks Haley Rucker Hardy Jane Harris Charleen Harville Jimmie Keller Joan Kendrick HAVE 'EF' 1 figs GOOD REPRESENTATION flu. 'WK 'T' rfb it 'gh if Q.. A '--. ASUS ,anvil iN? --N 'IC' ' iv fix 'W' 0'- S 4:4 'W' Ylang ,gig ,WN Marg, 1' ' 'Vx YN TMA. H xy ALL ATHLETIC TEAMS 1? f. K-'WK' tg I an , I I 4' 9 1 Q ,,l, - li' . -L L I A ,i P V I .Iii 3, 'Us- is K GN W., ..- m 'Fl 'Ky' 'atv' Connie Koger Elaine Koogler Pat Lawrence Larry Lawson Catherine Myers Carol Patterson Carolyn Livengood Stuart Martin Michael Mason Bill May Bennie Pearman Evelyn Powell Delores McGuire Jay McVay Mary Jane Mellot Shirley Mitchell Louis Powell Charlotte Riddle Faye Montrief Agnes Moore Berkley Mountcasel Bonnie Munroe Lewis Riddle Ronnie Roberts zz-I -in 1--wi wg QQ 'Vin an MI K A . A Aa 'TMP' WMM, 1 K. , if ,ai ,Qi , ,, Q 5' P-I 'Wx 'ox WB:- 4 LLL ALA '! ' 'HN 'QT LM. lin .ff , gk W is ,-I H .-an-A M . f' f . M - f ' 6 . A K N Ln. AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION 4 .qos-ag l--.W 7 'ii' ALL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS 49 Elizabeth Robertson Johnny Robertson Kennon Robertson Lee Robinson Patsy Wells Carroll West Bernard Scearce Rodger Scott Ann Shelton Lynne Sheppard Orbreyn Williams Jeanette Wilson Russell Shropshire Mildred Soloman Jane Southern Louise Stewart Laverne Wilson Mary Frances Wilson Lillie Taylor Sherrie Turner Becky Tyree Phyllis Vipperman Erma Wyatt Carolyn Young SGPHOMCRES 3' ,.. E' , if s 5 -ss..i,,, First row: Janet Knight, Treasurer: Joe Taturn, Presidentg Carol Underwood, Secretaryg Second row: Marie Clark, Vice-Presidentg Jane Ashby, Reporter. Capable Sophomore officers smile as they make plans for the following year. A girls foot- ball game was sponsored in November to make money for the coming Junior and Senior years. The boys of the Sophomore Class participated in football, basketball, Wrestling,and base- ball, as well as in the F.F.A., Monogram Club, Hi-Y,Spanish Club and others. The girls basket- ball team, cheerleading squad and tennis club, also F.H. A.,Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., and Commercial Club -all drew heavilyfrom the class of 1960. Sophomore Homeroom representatives served on many S.C.A. Committees. The Sophomore Class is looking fo rwa rd to the next two years as upperclassmen and the I increasing responsibilities which accompany this step. 50 Lillie Agee Lillian Aliff Carolyn Ashby Jane Ashby Evelyn Barker Melvin Barnes Malinda Barrow Mary Jane Barrow Nancy Bateman Hazel Bates l RK: as 1 f ' .af if -I . F ifa L 15'-C Q ' 4. 'T' 2, ,wiv 'QU jjv Tp E- .se .. Emmy W - 4- ' ig, Af- 3 y . 61 I . ,,. , 1 ,.. - K , L v' V L V L . ' 14 A gt 'ax 0 U' X lL I in foes, :Nt i 'Q v 3- iv :- if-fi' 1 ,M 5 114 if ef. -1-N L X 4 'C' 'M gl Claudie Fackler Cora Jane Fackler Caroline Fisher Joe Foley Shirley Foley Betty Francisco Billy Gauldin Nellie Gauldin Robe rt Gauldin Gloria Gilley 4, ,W ,le ,-.. , ,mr Q- 5 5. n-H. .4 - 4 4:1 13 . My 4 .X l 'If' :Q , ls L.. ,V ,,-- H . 'w l is w Oni ,, L. 'C' -.. -1 ,swim R 4, QW ' , 1 V, A gy X Qu' Harvey Boaz Loretta Bowman Mary Douglas Brim Patsy Campbell Frances Cardwell Marie Clark Troy Coleman Susan Collins Linda Conner Jane Covington Tommy Dowdy 1, ey ' Leona Duncan 'gi 5. Gale Donavant ll Joan Eanes Perry Eanes A 1 is . V as ' - G' Go lqrrfv- ,- 'Q' 5 Yr? ELECT TATUM PRESIDENT 51 a- -rf- 'aft Joyce Gilley Winslow Goins Kenneth Gravely Shelia Green Tommy Gregory Helen Hankins Virginia Hardy Carolyn Harris Margaret Harris Nancy Harris CLASS LISTS ALMOST TWO HUNDRED xx 'J .4 2 A 5, f fi...-5 f - -4 os If fl. ' V15 JK z 1 fm i wwf ga in ' W ll N llf X, uni 2 A ,,t.,5 :L lf Ly grow' w x ' , ' J lf MI, .ls L -1, f it q A ' Judy Harrison f 4 'L A V , gf, 1- L, pm Q 5- Frances Ann Hill my . A , 'F' ' E Q ' Betty Hodges I J reni in T - ' J L tj it , Vicki Holland n an y , L Q Polly Hudson 2 ,, zip.. , J 0 gl H 5: ' L K Kenneth I-Iundley X gh, it ti 'J ' Q, -fl fp 5133 v- Sandra Hurd A W- at A-W - L. Demetrice Jackson ,. nl ' fl - I 'M' Sandra Jamison s g? me , , . X L: 5 Q 5 12445 TEL. - 1 f L 1 t 5 James Jarrett , A 'V ' A fl! 7 ,.-5 .rj l A VL Jerry Jenkins t k' VE ri filling' gi W 3 L55 Bobby Joyce ,N 5- jg 6' ix ,gf Tommy Joyce , 'ii' ff : it 'T' T' T W Raymond Justice ' 1 V l J i 1 5 ll ,itl Wayne Kellam A f ' Becky Kendrick 'N 5: 'ffl jj' -ifvf i 'W Janet Knight A. 5, Q, it 'N A . Joe Lambeth W 9-S - ' ' Tommy Land R, - y i M A Q .Q ,. ,L LL' L , s , T. at Anna Sue Law it Ruby Lawson f , 'A ,N V -'Call vt 5:,,,, Bill Leland GD .l- T T 5, . - Lou Lovell ::'- f L ' 'L' fe 1 NTT? 5 Barbara McGuire il' M 'L - - ' . , ' ' ' L ' 52 l 2' it TENTH GRADERS OCCUPY FIVE HOMEROOMS Lorinda McVay Patsy Mabe Melvin Martin Patsy Martin Ann Merriman Caryl Miller Carolyn Minter Jimmy Minter Lucille Mize Gale Moore fl 'W n n S r gr 4+ 4 ' it nw as M ,UW 2.1, K., 4. Q Yr X 4, ,- mf W 'ffl I 5 X Jane Morris Patsy Morris Tommy Morris Sherman Moser David Moxley Anne Murphy Paul Nickleston Dillard Norman Joyce O'Dell Randolph O'dell Ronnie Osborne Clayton Pendleton Patsy Pickurel Jane Pilson Libby Pruitt ' ff 'Rf 2 ,ix Os 1 . ' . V ' . , J 4 N .zo . fn or fix Q ,MW M . ' J sv- rf: gp A by , g, W r ' ft K, ' ' . A y ryr gg :K -+- i ,fix K X K W ,. A X g ,oh Q. -:gf px :J .5 Q I -. ' f- .S 4 I' ,wr 1' K , .11 J T VV K S ., an Ann Rea V V ' Pat Rea W N 17 Johnsie Reynolds V S Q, James Riddle fm' 'U Betty Roach L A ' Nancy Roach Polly Roach Betty Roberts Becky Robertson Brenda Robertson 53 'Uv'-N' -VN V J wr- l - :Yk John Rorrer Eugene Rumley Bobby Scott Lois Scott Norma Scott Phyllis Sharpe Betty Sheppard Bobby Sheppard Ralph Shropshire Betty Shumate ' we .1P ,f W Xu 4 . E... Margaret Todd Basil Trent Shellie Ann Trent Gary Turner Carol Underwood Jane Washburn W1lson Washburn Carol Wells .,.. Ns- fo, Y:-r I , ' 6' W In wg. , Q N' i..g,:. 4- w 'Q as 4. 'Q- T a T li s Q X L K X 'N if 'K' l ran! 0 , ' gr 4' Q Al S jf .Af K! .M 5 X Cf' 's ,A 4, Kay Simmons Judy Smith ShirleySmith Yome Smith Ronald Speakman Shelby Stewart Nancy Stone Esther Sweitzer Ronald Talbert Robert Talley Norma Tate Richard Tate Joe Tatum Susan Tavenner John Thomasson E? , 0. 4 'Km' il Betty Jean Walker M. A .. 3 x K Q V , A. Jamie Wells TWO HONORED ON HOMECOMING COURT 54 Margaret Wilson Mary Ann Wilson Carolyn Wimbush Reamy Winn Frances Wood Harold Wright Linda Wyatt Patsy Wyatt gif-'93 'ST' SPONSOR GIRLS FOOTBALL GAME X vu kbv' fy K-AN gf. . 4.. xr , I X Jo Lynn Yeatts C. W. Young Glenwood Young Jackie Young .LT ,, x' 5 fi?-Q 'S 'qi' '-wa W 1 1' e Freshman class officers are: Judy Vipperman President' 'Pete Wells Vice-President Linda Riddle Treasurer' and Carol Ann Roberts Secretary FRESHMEN REGISTER TWO HUNDRED FOURTEEN The freshmen class, after a year of bewilderment, s ettled down to the task of preparing themselves for the next four years of high school. During the early part of the year, We elected our officers to guide us through the coming year, After rnuch deliberation we found ourselves under the leade r ship of Judy Vipperman, presidentg Pete Wells, vice-presidentg Linda Riddle, treasurerg and Carol Roberts, secretary, For the first time we have the opportunity to Choo s e our courses. To us this was a step forward, For now we could startstudying for our chosen career, As this year draws to a close, We are better prepared for our future places in high school. 56 X ,I 'EP 1' Wu. LA ,fv pen., .. ' Lfxvgg .lr ,. 11,- X -rx K -4 ,, .3 1 A K 1- -4 is Q.. Nt , Av A C. .ag 'nl 1. -4... w f ,-wily L. ,ax qv-3 -Q A-, .x , - Jerry Anderson Linda Ashby Sandra Ashby Susan Ashby Alvis Barker Murray Barnes Brenda Barrow Roger Bennett Richard Bishop Betty Boaz Dorothy Boaz Linda Boaz Johnny Bolt Donald Boswell Barbara Bowman Ve rlon Bowman Tim Burton .Timmy Caldwell Remona Caldwell Betty Chatham VIPPERMAN ELECTED PRESIDENT Teresa Chattin Betty Clark Marcia Cleary Anita Compton Barbara Compton Carolyn Compton Gerald Compton Johnny Conner Becky Jo Cox Elaine Cox Fannie Cox Nancy Cox J. D. Craddock Paul Craddock Peggy Craddock Betty Davis Gale Davis Brenda Duiguid Roy Donovant Katie Doss 57 5: K ...- .., A4 ,,, ,, f 1 ff' 'vm As, :J lc Ox n. Q.. C , T71 'sf -wa K' g sz p L ,gm I ,K e.- .D S -'ig ,, 4 x 1: J fs. XQREW I l M va 43' 4. as 4 ,gl 1 I i , S A A , xg . ' v Q N H A 11 ,1 C C 1 sa- 'W if EN I xx g ' vw-., 1 , 'B S5 E . M t .v we ' ,ravi f'irf 5 - X qw P - I' xr Qin- K' it ' A V I ' - was I 1 ,'fi, B? I -, C 4 is V L J 1 1 M ' 'li TL .:- C 3 is C L if 5 gf C l H- W 4' L' I t W p fe . dw: 4' W J as lpzt W 5 ei 6' kt L. xt E ,V , g X 1 x i E 1 ,f A f y 1 qi, 'G U K 5 i. ir it .X if N3 fu, Sandra Doyle Jessie Durham Dennis Eanes Nancy Eanes Linda Eanes William Emerson Ronnie Fentress Robert Ferguson Tommy Fisher Margaret Flanagan .Toe Frazier Louise Freeman Martha Frye Louise Fulcher Mary Ann Gatewood Beverly Gauldin Jerry Gauldin Helen Gilley Tempie Gregory Moir Hairfield FIRST S.C. 'N , E if' 4. Q :M frm at , U Q ic, Z ' e-- ev' ' I La- ., . lg ef I X ww: K M .M g y k ' is I H ,, A ez . ,-. i 5 ll. -V,, ff' 'IM' U JF: if 2 sf' 'f 'K efdifw -F F fg .e- I - g P e yy M -f - we , LL :I ix, .. 4, i. .'2- ggi! a ,c A ' an ,... :L ,ga in QQ F I! , xl ,,.L ,, ' R if il is 3 as 2 V , rx I , A 1 4 MA y Zyi j M . A' A. REPRESENTATIVES CHOSEN Ray Haley V' m S Betty Handy M M Clarence Harbour gs 'Q '- Marie Hardie if Sammy Hardie fwfr, ' A qfiixwr be ,ffl Billy Harnsberger Gale Harris 1 0 fm, 4 v, --., f xi A, Paul Harrison - 4, AE if Lorene Hendricks T 'V' 'iii ' W Bobby Hensley 3 Wayne Hill in 0, Betty Hodge li? M' M Helen Hodges X Lorene Hodges Jame s Holland Mitzi Holley Brenda Hughes Betty Hundley Patsy Hylton Iona Jackson 58 -w-. -'DIN 'L ff' lx ,lf 3, Pl ik' ,1 rl. .M L ' .-.N Lf fr, - C- .RQ VN A.-g fi , on sf- ... 1 SL vs- ,fi M A Y . Q ,A ,J M ,3 sa. S. 5- 4. Q., W-M., lf' 'S fs ..',. in 1 ' ,.s.-.q X ow Q- V. Roy Jenkins Pauline Johnston Denny Jordan Gene Joyce Mildred Joyce Ella Justice Kermit Kanode Ronnie Kellam Kitty Koger Sandra Koger James Lawrence Johnny Lawson Henry Leclford Carolyn Lee Billy Lester Arthur Lewis No rrna Jean Livengood Marie Lynch Bernice Marlowe Kay Martin FRESHMEN ACTIVE IN CLUBS Dell May James Mayhew Phyllis Mays Charles Meeks Marie Merriman Darrell Miller Phyllis Mills Dianne Minter Joyce Minter Sandra Minter Ronnie Mize Margaret Montrief Betty Ann Moore Pamela Moore Nancy Murphy Jane Patterson Carolyn Payne Peggy Peele Ann Powell Frances Pratt 59 ,-Q, ,., s ,. 1 f 5 3. 1 VW: 4 Q3 W5 m ' L J' V A Q ' , we , 'wr we 'Ik' 315 ,Q--., ,-N, Cvvfgwx f., we 7,5 my fl 21' 'rx f a fn Q I3 it iw 4, 'J C' --: '5m, - -. Q g A A g gi! S nga- N fl i '- 1: V J is af' is f . i J X , .W was 372, -.N Q. ,, ,,, M 65.1 I R, ,- J .,, we L l lb M X k K x v- 5 'W' 1 I lt K A 4' E Ka S . -. M C 'fx , ,' We A as ,- +s X 152. if 1 'Y fx .L A'- ,4- cn, vs . N 11, lr Wayland Pulliam Charles Ramsey Chester Ramsey Gaynelle Rea Billy Reeves Linda Riddle Douglas Robbins Carol Ann Roberts Linda Robinson Betty Sue Seals Betty Sharpe Rilla Sheppard Judy Shields Polly Slaughter Dorothy Slaydon Barbara Smith Lonnie Smith Shirley Smith Eugene Solomon Boyce Stallard 2' 'Q an '77 S 6: C yn Q- Q 'ai :I Q i..l ,, 4 fig 1 f be . fl' F r frr y Q-S E '.' I 1 r ' I 35 5: fm Us 'ix . S 'nv ww W , .ga J' , 'Ze' X Q, Q' Rea. N 'H' ff-4' Q45 1 , .. x,:,EI ai.: ' '. -div I 1 yr 2 j X fr xl . k ,ii Q-ggi! gf K ax A I 'Q , 'Q .Avy S- g , FQ ' 0 V. K' .V l X 1 '22 M, 1 S Si 'E es:-4: at ink U' f is Q: ' X ' Wi 1 h C 7 1 FRESHMEN SELECT COURSES FOR CHOSEN CAREERS f?,., ,,,-.- ,of 'Q.v ,ox ,,, , 'tag - Eff, ,. 5' gg . il 1 at A . 4 1- 'M . ,Ugg-yy. gy' in. at yum.- 5 C, f -sy - 2-L C. l el' P ' +L . if' C A N -T lk ilk , :- MYR NU 1 U' 1. - af, - x X 4 fs .M . left.. Ci.. fa' wx if Wir .C - ,- 4?wf.,, W s. Fred Stallard Linda Stegall Ramona Stone Sue Stone Janice Stovall Cecil Stratton David Stratton Faye Stultz Jerry Stultz Dora Mae Swisher Linda Taylor James Taylor John Taylor Sherman Terry Mary Frances Thacker Phyllis Thacker Mickey Thomasson Walker Tolbert Lillie Trent Frances Tuggle 60 4. 4 . 5- W tg in 1 ' Lrl 1 gl Aw- 'j A ' I Q. .sg 'h' - , ' f . A V-...fi J ' - f J Il: I 1, k', V : X if ' i .1 sw , xA ,ii M . 3 my ,V ,V ',.wQ'-3.39 ha. 'Q-fs l f' in . TW' if 'F' 1 M 1 'ia - W I .lb ' ,gf - f' .J , A is A vs 4' , V A ' f 4 i J has 4- Q1 ' . 6. 4-' x , FRESHMEN PREPARE Robert Wilson Shirley Wilson Janet Wimbush Lucy Wingfield Samuel Wishnersky Leon Wood Linda Wood Patsy Wood Ann Wright Harvey Wright Phillip Wright Jackie Wyatt Arnold York Barbara Tyree Judy Vipperman Ned Walker Sandra Walker C. W. Wall Priscilla Warren Rita Warren Frances Wells George Wells Lonnie Wells Pete Wells Mary Ellen Wells Roslyn Wells Alice White R. W. White Alice Williams Clara Williams Kay Williams June Wilson Modean Wilson FOR BERTHS ON VA M . .. 'am Wg L' Y, Y Q , I ' J 'saff - ,. 1 .V f 'E 1 4 f- , P ,J . 7---Q, 5 Qt 6- . Avy! T ,M 8 3 ' . A- - et J Q K5 - qi - t' :wr Qismqflgh jeg, J J A X - , e Y ..q.ggef..l,.. I., gsm W R . -,-:-.x-,,- .. K -f - 'V . 1 fa.-,. .vw ,,-ll, .-fy ,.,,. Sw, , , . T W 1- R p .flffifi P X. . A 1 61 Dennis Anderson Kenneth Ashby Lloyd Ashby Alma Barnes Carl Barnes Carolyn Barnes Tommy Barnes Spencer Barrow Barbara Bell Sandra Bell Thelma Bell Sondra Benedict Leon Benton Shirley Blankenship Denton Boardwine Coy Branch Frances Bray Virginia Bullington Richard Burgess Mildred Byrd Ann Campbell Bennie Campbell Houston Campbell Ann Chappell Cheryl Chatham Ronald Chattin Bettie Clifton Philip Clifton Jane Coleman Martha Coleman Ethel Collins Everette Compton Leon Compton Linda Compton Jo Ann Cox Kenneth Cox Linda Craig Wayne Dalton Filmore Davis Herman Donovant James Donovant Sharon Durham Charlie Eanes Thelma Earles Kenneth Flippin Patsy Foley Jeannette Foster Philip France Reta Francisco Barbara Fulcher Jackie Fuller Kermit Garrett Alfred Gauldin Larry Gauldin WITH FEARFUL Glenda Gilbert Justice Gilbert Leona rd Gilbert Dove Gilley Esther May Gilley Jimmy Goins Russel Gregory Shirley Gregory Frank Grimes Helen Hairfield Pete Hairfield Shirley Haley Joy Hankins Buster Hardy Louise Hardy Howard Harris Jimmy Harris Nina Harrison rr Q s,,..f f .11 Y 'K 3, .,.e- iiiawl s sm? Charles Harville Roger Hatcher Cletis Henderson Linda Hensley William Higgs Avis Hodges Daisy Hodges Nancy Hodges Bobby Holland Marvin Holland Joyce Holley Glen Hopkins Kirk Hopkins Shirley Hopkins Phyllis Hubbard Betty Jean Huff Betty Hundley Margaret Hundley Flossie Jackson Leon James Ronnie Jarrett Jimmy Jones Brenda Joyce Patsy Joyce Mary Keaton Nancy Kirk Carolyn Lawless Frances Lawrence Maxwell Lawson Fay Lester Robert Lewis C. W. Livingood Carole Lovell Eddie Lynch Stanley McGhee Melvin Manning .. g if g W? , as 'Xi 'W , gg I Q - 10 , nn.- 'lll 1' f is J A A fi il: I SIX HOURS OF STUDY L 1 Qfiwig , l is fi M 11 eq. Q? 2 X 3 in w aw. ll I -on ' ' 5 YT' in it in- J - V ' i tetsa 4 . i -ee-' 'Q f fi., ,gl sm we J 1, W 3 S - A , ii it - if Ae- gy is A K AAG, 5. 4,. Y ll -3- ' 'YL ' ' E 1' , o 64 Barry Martin Judy Martin Thomas Matherly Sue Matthews Joan Meeks Judy Miller Buddy Minter Gail Minter John Minter Gaynelle Moore Hazel Moore Sue Moore Wayne Moore Ann Moose Ronnie Motley Barbara Moxley Janie Moxley Helen Murphy rw .5 1 X . - - 1 r ix ... 1, y,,y W2 ..Q., - fl, 5- I INCREASE OUR KNOWLEDGE Danny Myers Nancy Oakes Tommy Dewey Oakes Tommy Wayne Oakes Geneam O'Dell Linda Osborne Ann Parcell Jerry Pendleton Nancy Pickurel Mary Ann Porter Clay Poteat Curtis Pruitt Janet Pulliam Linda Pulliam Ellen Ramsey Joe Rea Linda Rea Roger Rea f .,k, N ,,,, ki, fav M, aw, W., 4, 4 4- njvs A S... T'-f' -'Q 65 J. D. Richardson Cecil Riddle Clinton Riddle Garry Riddle Steve Riddle Janie Roach Susan Roach Thomas Roberts Bobby Robertson Carolyn Robertson Nancy Rogers Margaret Scearce Patsy Seay James Shelton Mary Jane Shelton Marian Sheppard Charles Shropshire Edsel Shropshire Harvey Shropshire Joe Shropshire Mary Simmons Roger Smith Wayne Soots Carolyn Southe rland Larry Spencer Gerald Stone Russell Stone Wayne Stone Marshall Stowe Patsy Strait Carol Stultz John Swisher Jackie Tate Mary Elizabeth Tatum Marvin Taylor Emma Thomas son A rv- l W Wri t V i , p 51 ,Q 1 f in , t X .X P- ,-. f .pa gp ' e .Ml , ON A 4, vu.. M ,git ll JMX r . gb, uf ly ,.,- in lx fm :51 J' J, . .-. ps. f' ay 0 me 1 , rv- 'N .L x 'ml ' . :s: ' J , .1 1-,, A WE PREPARE FOR WO .l if -, , N. in .- . S. 'fin I gp f 'H 'W l ii 1 'gf . J ' 5- ig. is E C Lpp . 5 , 2 A A N f We ,,-1' p f ,se asm lx, -tw es G- W is x ' l V ' I AN- K W R v gs- ,-.. -A lf- . s ' a M , 1 a l.. W 4. 5' . T 'va - - 66 Bertha Thompson Barbara Thurman Judy Tolbert Joyce Toler Douglas Travis Floyd Trent Betty Turner John Turner Joyce Ann Via Jay Vipperman Billy Waddell Joy Walker Judy Walker Sarah Walls Wanda Warden Janet Watkins Margaret Watson Bernard Wells A A tar I. 1+ AND OUR FRESHMAN Janet White Jimmie Williams Thornton Williams Brenda Joyce Wilson Carol Wilson Margaret Wilson Marie Wilson Neal Wilson Nellie Wilson Sue Wilson Wayne Wilson David Winn Betty Wood Richard Wood Linda Wright Walter Wyatt Alfred Wyllie Jerry Young Joyce Young an M 1 AL. YEAR 1 ik s, - ' 67 ui fl va ' , 'ar ay ' lil' 4, 'x Q if fl ,sf 5- 'Wx ...ia Vw 4,. as '- , Q 1 alia , ft mi 4. Q- . an :rt .fs- X Q fi .W 131 x I S pu .ww of my LAX z In V,f. K - . ' .gi A XM, , Z., wh X ,Q i w: 92,745 ,- . . , .. A . 1 if M., ,. Q Q 4 w-1 ,rl 51 - Q X Q - x 68 QU 220: ADDED . AT. v 'Bx C 'N 'E 1 Yak' 049 S-, r-rm-as ,Q 314, 029 J ,A 2? IS fx' ' i 1 Nl Q 1 1 J iiig 5 . 0 - r 1 I 1 Q ,xl 1 Q 1 31?-1 Sunni!! ' -- ' . 69 STUDENT CO- First Row: Shelby Stewart. S ec ond Row: Lucille Riddle, Johnny Conner, Ann Chappell, Linda Hensley, Betty Seals. Third Row: Carl Barrow, Lillie Taylor, Pete Wells, Ann Campbell, Sander Koger. Fourth Row: Gale Moore, Dorothy Lou Campbell, Winsow Goins, Ellen Ramsey, Nancy Joyce. Fifth Row: Sandra Doyle, Johnny Swisher, Wayne Hill, Mary F r an c e s Holland, Susan Ashby. Sixth Row: Marie Clark, Linda Riddle, Ralph Morris, Lar ry Lawson, Dillard Norman, Nancy Eanes. Seventh Row: Ronald Talbert, Joe Tatum, Lonnie Smith, Everett Compton, Judy Vipperman. Eighth Row: Dennis Anderson, Raymond Justice, Charles Clifton, Doug Robbins, Betty Shumate, Vicki Holland. Jean, Billy, and Charle s listen at- tentively to Johnsie who tells them of the activities the S.C.A. will sponsor. The sponsors, Mr. Lewis, Miss Hud- dle, agree readily. Charles and the sponsor, Mr. Coplin, with their assistants, Jimmy and Troy, select new monitors for the following months. 70 m m 3 OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Marie, Vicki, Bernard, and Pete dis- cuss the plans for each Organization in school taking care of the Bulletin Board. I. 4 ' - L Larry with Joe, Do rothy Lou, and Sally Lou calculate money the Student Body is giving to the Band Uniform Campaign. Charles, a member of the orientation c ommitte e , shows s om e seventh graders our gym. 7 J-0--M MN u Shelby, Jesse, and F ranc e s look on proudly a s Drewry Mason w e nt way over their goal, raising S4lZ.OO. Sally Lou, Frances, Dillard, Martha, Mary Frances, and Wayne concentrate on the final plans of the Homecoming festivities. Mr. Pilson installs the officers of the S.C.A.g Johnsie - Pres., Cha rle s -V- Pres., Sec. Jean, Treas.-Billy. f'N 4, Treasurer: Dale Clifton Vice-President: Carl Barrow Reporter: Jean Underwood Secretary: Jean Patterson President: David Minton Officers plan forthcoming meeting. BETAS UPHOLD LEADERSHIP First row: Jean Underwood, Carl Barrow, David Minton, Dale Clifton, Jean Patterson. Second row: Barbara Edwards, Jane Tatum, Geraldine Smith, Joan Horton, Marvin Jenkins , Larry Compton. Third row: A.nn Simmons, Donald Joyce, Marvin Scearce, Sarah Holland, Tillman Marshall, Mildred C rews , Virginia Wilson, Elaine Knight, Linda Haynes. Fifth row:Ar1ene Speakman, Ruth Powell, Marie Martin, Carl Murphy, Betty Joyce, Jeannette Mitchell, Jeanette Lawson. 'SKF' WN g .fm , .K , A Q7 chool Q? DC lib- f 135' First row: Gloria Clark, Larry Lawson, Connie Koger, .Timmy Bennett. Second row: Laverne Wilson, Shirley Mitchell, Elaine Koogler, Evelyn Powell, Faye Montrief. Third row: Doris Hedrick, Linda Eggleston, Faye Nichols, Lynne Sheppard, Carolyn Young. Fourth row: Becky ACHIEVEMENT AND CHARACTER ris and Mildred s ell students necessary supplies. The club is collecting Blue to get a gift for the school. 73 --- . Beta President starts to deliver White Christ mas packages. The club contributedmoney to the Polio Fund. in VI 4 0 Ss -C I-8 .B m U 'A , U -2 Is si u w olyn Young e lesse Moore as Ed 4-Afwvf 8 THE NEWS DEPARTMENT Unde r the capable and talented direction of Jesse H. Moore, Jr., The Scroll was edited this year. Working with Jesse in the news department were Frances Goins, Eloise Roach falso correspondent for the Martins- ville Bulletinj, Ralph Wall-ce rand Mildred Price. TODAY'S NE THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT Keeping abreast with our high school athletic department's activities was the ma ste r of words, George Hobson ..... and his sports staff. Assisting George were Tommy Land, Marvin Scearce, Harvey Boaz, and Elizabeth Robertson Q who gathered girls' athletic contests J. THE FEATURE DEPARTMENT Working under the editor-in- chief, but a unit by itself, the lively feature pages this year were edited conscientously by Carolyn Young. On her pages worked Becky Tyree , Dorothy Lou Carnpbell,Avagail Ful- cher, Bonnie Munroe and Louise Stewart. WS - D.M.'s HISTORY THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Faye Nichols accurately main- tained the financial records for the Scroll making entries for over 52,000 as business manager. In her depart- ment wa s Sandra Hurd, ad rnanagerg and Dale Powell, assisted by Mary E. Coleman, handling the circulation department, supervised by Mr. Lewis, sponsor. .Q Wqsitt aww , Jimmy Bennett, Elaine Koogler, Dale Clifton, Ge raldine Smith, Sarah Holland, Peggy Pratt, Nancy Joyce, Ann Shelton, Jeanette Mitchell. Standing, Elaine Knight, Tillman Marshall, Sheldon Nichols, Mrs. Dupuy, co-sponsor, fixing the important Delmar Dummy and composing write- ups, STAFF STRUGGLES TO MEET DEADLINE FEBRUARY 15 Editors and Business Managers, Peggy Pratt, Mary Frances Rorrer, Tillman Marshall,and Wayne Minter draw up BlackBook and Dummy. We, The Spartanian Staff, sincerely hope that you, the readers, appreciate this year's edition because many hours of long ,hard work have gone into the making of this Annual. The staff is composed of 25 members which represent both the Junior and Senior Classes. Last year 4 members of The Spartanian were represent- atives to S. I. P. A. at Lexington, of the four, two co-editors and two co-business managers were selected. We would like to express ou r appreciation to our sponsors for the help and time they have rendered throughout the year in publishing The Spartanian. ' 76 v , K Af a i- p 4 ' 'lv ' . ' ffl? G A ' X , if X , A, T A., I H Jn, V ,, 9 I X ark, K ' 5 A , if . ww X X . A I .T .,,, . Vkr. .psf,,5g,!5m,i1,,fi,Vw. ,L M W A x . . i f fwne, 1 -M . .. g ,, f if fx 46521313 Tiigfiwf Q -A A 33.-'ffi WN2,arf' f, asa-1'N-'fg,,gqFfgq. f-f.,-M,g,m-- Qlfgazn .V V .w w iyg l ,L W' iglihtifft 'Z f:7f5Qliff7'kxi52QQQi S i .W .Qs 2 A. 1 Q ,writ pw-5 A ff' ,fe Q, 'Qf ,ff S ffl 1 l -P' 5 :11'i w :'f tie f f,. i?z', . -Q. t x H A ii its -,m.u,,,...,. 1 ' 'i Off for ads One of the few times we paused for refreshments Max focuses Joe Shropshire for his picture. Our efficient school photographers, Clifton Campbell and Charles Clifton, are responsible for these and other pictures throughout our book. Mr. Perdue,faculty member, has supervised. Phyllis Vipperman, Jane Southern, Linda Haynes, Miss O'Dell, co-sponsor, and Marie Martin, type up copy while Wayne Minter sees that it is correct. .av iv A if , ,iw K , 1: Evelyn Powell, President, Shirley Mitchell, Vice P r e s .5 Caroline Fisher, Historian, Faye Ni c h ol s , Sec.g Gayle Conner, Song Leader. Ann Sirnznons, Treasurerg Mildred Crews, Parliamentarian. In 1958 the Drewry Mason Chapter of F.H.A. received an outstanding organization award. Linda Haynes, a m embe r of the club ,is an officer in the Philpott Federation. This yea r the F.H.A. conducted a nursery at P. T.A. meetings for those parents having small children. They als o presented a pageant Our Heritage, before the student body. Monthly projects included displaying booth in CivilDefense at two local fairs in September. l.nOctober, eleven girls participated in the Dress Review at the Danville Fair. Hospital trays were brightened with favors made by the F.H.A. members in November. In December a Christ- mas box was fixed fo r a needy family. In Jan- uary a UNESCO Stamp Program was sponsored. The Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet wa S held in February at the V.C. Grill. F.H.A. Week was observed in March, with favors fixed for all the teachers. In April, an International Dinner was held,with dishes of foods from different countries. The Girls dressed in costumes of other countries, made this a very c olo r ful event. The closing event of the year-the annual FHA-FFA Social. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First Row: Ma rga r et Wilson, Shirley Mitchell, Evelyn Powell, Ann Simmons, Faye Nichols, Mildred Crews, Gayle Conner. Second Row: Linda Wyatt, Nancy Ha r ris , Norma Tate, Libby Pruitt, Mary Virginia Barbour, Johnsie Reynolds, Anna Sue Law, Nancy Roach, Jackie Young, Yome Smith. Third Row: Miss Webb, Barbara McGuire, Dorothy Lou Campbell, Mary Ann Wilson, Joyce Gilley, Joyce Wilson, Kay Simmons, Lynne Sheppard, Jane Southern, Betty Lou Gregory, Faye Montrief, Doris Hedrick. Fourth Row: Delores Stewart, Jo Ann Kendrick, Nancy Stone, Linda Haynes, Caryl Miller, Norma Jean Billings, Laverne Wilson, Sandra Jamison, Mary Ellen Coleman, Dale Powell. 'F 1 Ellllllllilsllilaiivilii fr wr Xi? X-and Lgggxfi OF AMERICA First Row: Carolyn Compton, Dorothy Slaydon, Betty Hodges, Carolyn Lee, Ann Wright, Bernice Marlowe. Second Row: Frances Wells, Peggy Peele, Mitze Holley, Phyllis Mays, Pamela Moore, Marcia Cleary, Sue Stone, Louise Freeman. Third Row: Shirley Wilson, Phyllis Thacker, Betty Sharpe, Catharine Myers, Louise Fulcher, Betty Hundley, Dianne Minter, Modene Wilson, Linda Ashby, Patsy Hilton. F ou rth Row: Dora Mae Swisher, Temple Gregory, Betty Jean Gregory, Sandra Ashby, Nellie Gauldin, Kay Williams, Lucy Justice, Linda Wood, Margaret Montrief. Above: Mothe r -Daughte r Banquet Ann finishes favors for Veterans Hospital. Below: Display warns F.H.A, ,umwmwfaw ,ff ,M 5 :ff ,nt . , . , V , , A Q 5 . A A A . , Y First row: Mr. Pilson, Mr. Tavenner-Sponsor,Marvin Jenkins, James Cox, Louis Powell, Ralph Morris, Pete Pearman, Donald Joyce, Bill May , Wayne Byrd, Ronald Boswell, Jimmy Minter, Charles Clifton, Johnnie Rob e rts on, Richard Cox, Harold Wright, Mr. Vipperman -Sponsor. Second row: Kennon Rob e rts on, Joe Cox, Harold Isley, Billy Jordon, Ronnie Roberts, John Thomasson, Glenwood Young, Ronnie Ashby, Jerry Mize, Troy Coleman, Paul Harrison,Russell Shropshire, James Riddle, Douglas Joyce, Jay Mcvay, Junior Bates. Third row: Henry Carter, Dennie Eanes, Jimmy Holland, Melvin Barnes, Mike Ma s on, Melvin Martin, Paul Nickleston, Jackie Wyatt, Perry Eanes, Randalle Moxley, David Patterson, Bobby Scott, John Rorrer, Ran- dolph O'Dell, Gerald Harris., Fou rth Row: Mr. Dupuy-Sponsor, Gerald Myers, Bobby Barnes, Beverly Gauldin, Wayne Kellam, Hugh Dickerson, Davis Harkins, Rucker Hardy, Keith Wood, Carl Priddy, Howard Tate, Berkley Mountcastle, Louis Riddle, Benny Pearman, Obreyn Williams, Arthur Lewis, Billy Lester. FUTURE FARMERS ACCEPT Vx This second year of using our football field, found u s needing a p r e s s box and refreshment stand. With Mr. Tavenner and Mr. Vipperman to plan and direct, the F.F.A. Chapte 1' built this needed addition to our school plant. A N' nz' , L ,.1,, ' -V , X i ff --...K The F.F.A. Club has W o rk e d very hard to live up to ou r motto, Learning by Doing. We ,, ,,L,, ,, sent three delegates, Louis Powell, Pete Pear- man, and Jackie Covington to the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. We ex- hibited our F.F.A. bull at the Atlantic Rural Exposition at Richmond, Va., where he won second prize. Our club entered a team in the following contests: Forestry, Dairy Judging, Degree Team, Public Speaking, Livestock and Farm Mechanics. AMER, I s x I' ,Ei c , 3 N. Kennon proudly displays the club's bull. Fir s t Row: Mr. Pilson, Mr. Tavenner-Sponsor, Ronnie Mize, Freddie Stallard, Louis Powell Reporter, Donald Joyce-Secretary, Bill May-Sentinel, Pete Pearrnan-President,Ralph Morris Vice-President, Boyce Stallard, Jimmy Taylor, Charles Ramsey, Mr. Vippe rman -Sponsor. Second Row: Roy Jenkins, Ronnie Kellam, Ray Haley, Joe Frazier, Pete Wells, Bernard Scarce n James Lawrence, Charles Jones, Lonnie Smith, Johnny Lawson, Gerald Compton, Verlon Bowman. Third Row: Paul Craddock, Harvey Wright, Murray Barnes, Elmo Daniel, Walker Tolbert, Robert Wilson, Marvin Jenkins, Philip Wright, James Rodgers, Joe Foley. Fourth Row: Mr Dupuy-Sponsor, Charles Swinney, Franklin Moxley, Lonnie Wells, TommyBiggs, George Wells Eugene Solemn, Alvis Barker, Chester Ramsey, Billy Reeves. OPPORTUNITY AND RESPONSIBILITY I I I it r 2 T W vimprgl , 3. First row: Bonnie Monroe, Betty Shumate, Carol Minter, Shirley Mitchell, Caryl Miller, Doris Hedrick, Faye Montrief, Lou Lovell, Joan Eanes, Janet Holland. Second row: Jean Underwood, Joyce Cilley, Sally Lou Martin, Frances Webster, Nellie Gauldin, Susan Collins, Gloria Gilley, Carol Underwood, Betty Roach, Carolyn Livengood, Nancy Stone, Margaret Wilson. Third row: Gayle Conner, Jeanette Wilson, Mary Virginia B a rb ou r , Mary Ann Wilson, Mildred Soloman, Becky Mills, Frances Ann Hill, Jane Ashby, Ann Merriman, Lillie Taylor, Libby Pruitt, Norma Jean Tate. Fourth row: Elaine Koogler, Jane Covington, Johnsie Reynolds, Esther Sweitzer, Ethel Slaydon, Forest A.nn Barrow, Becky Kendrick, Malinda Barrow, Jo Lynn Yeattes, Nancy Bateman, Nancy Harris, Hazel Bates, Nancy Roach, Becky Tyree. Fifth row: Mrs. Covington, Sponsor, Mildred Price, Cindy Cox, Ruby Lawson, Jane Harris, Norma Jean Billings, Mike Mason, Kennon Robertson, Margaret Ha r ris , Caroline Fisher, Louise Stewart, Betty Roberts, Mr. Perdue, Sponsor, Linda Conner. STUDENTS GAIN NEW INTERESTS THROUGH COMMERCIAL CLUB Under the leadership of Betty Jean Gregory, President, Eloise Roach, Vice-Presidentg Betty Joyce, Secretary, Faye Hanks, Treasurer, and the sponsors, Mrs. Covington and Mr. Perdue the Commercial Club has increased business knowledge and skills. We gave food and clothing to Christmas Cheer. We plan to have a Spelling Bee between members of the club and outside businessmen, We plan to make blackout curtains to be loaned to any teacher who is showing movies. 82 CLUB EL Much has been done in the Spanish Club this year for the betterment of the school as well as its members. A Halloween Party was held in the gym for all students with, cake walks, games, and dances. At this party, the winners of the popularity con- test were c r own e d-Ronnie Roberts, king and Becky Mills, queen. The cafeteria, beautifully decorated with pine boughs and candles, was the scene of the club's -if ESPANOL Christmas Party. Gifts were exchanged between the members. Janet Knight represented the club on the Homecoming Court. The club served dinner to the Spencer and Irisburg Ruritan Clubs in o rde r to contribute money for a band uniform. Plans a r e being W o rk e d on for a Spanish Fair, where there will b e exhibits of a rt work and handicraft. Janet Knight, Pres. K! e T? First Row: Linda Eggleston, Mary Frances Couch, Jimmie Bennett, Mary Ellen Wells, Janet Knight, Mrs. Carter, Sponsor. Second Row: Lee Robinson, Robert Lee Tally, Joe Tatum, Roger Bennett, Douglas Robbins, Ned Walker, Henry Ledford. Third Row: Kay Simmons, Betty Shumate, Becky Robertson, Jean Flanagan, Jo Lynne Yeatts, Ann Rea, Betty Sheppard. Fourth Row: Gay- nelle Re a , Helen Hodges, Carolyn Minter, Peggy Pratt, Geraldine Smith, James Mayhew, Leon Wood, Shelby Stewart. Fifth Row: Betty Gail Chatham, Linda Ashby, Brenda Duiguid, Sherman Terry, Moir Hairfield, Pete Wells, R. W. White. Sixth Row: Polly Roach, Frances Pratt, Betty Moore, Carol Roberts, Kay Williams, Peggy Peele, Betty Hundley, Susan Tavenner, Ralph Wal- ker. Seventh Row: Linda Taylor, Sarah Holland, Jane Pilson, Dale Clifton, Marie Martin, Larry Lawson, Charles Clifton, Troy Rupard. 83 1 K' , If X, K I + ' A il A if flsmt... i A -f ' it A K - Y x V 5 - W ii.-.lf 1 , Carolyn Young and Jean Patterson represented D. M. H. S. in the District for the Forensic Events. Carolyn won in Girl's Public Speaking and Jean did a splendid Job with Spelling. Attention! Did you know that students have a chance to help produce a play, discuss an irnportantissue in debate, dis play their talents by r e ad i ng prose, poetry or giving a speech? The Forensic activities are provided for these students who are reallywill- ing to work hard to represent D.M.H. S. Thesein- clude training in r e s e a r c h , clear and interesting arrangement of material, all of which presents a greater awareness of the necessity of o ral com- rnunication. In 1957, D.M.H. had a larger number participa- ting in these events than in any year in our history. REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL CLASSES Tyree, Winslow Goins, Dianne Minter, C P ra ctis ing the One Act Play -- George Hobson, Carolyn Young, Evelyn Powell, George Hobson, Young, E l a i n e Koogler, Sheldon Nichols, E l a i n e Knight, Frances Couch, Susan Collins, Jean Patte Ann Simmons, Carl Murphy. Who is the best speller ? Kitty Koger, Elaine Koogler, Miss Huddle, Sponsor. -1 V It .wr Some of this was due to the fact that everyone in the speech class participated as part of the activities ofthat class. Through participation in these contests, students learn the fundamentals of speaking in pub- lic. They learn how to be poised and graceful under the hardest of circumstances. They improve their diction 'and enunciation, and learn to confine them- selves to a time limit. The debators learned to do re- search, and to argue or disagree Without antagonism. Work on the play develops co-operation between cast and stage crew. Though everyone didn't win, all who took part in the events had fun , and gained valuable experience. Reading to select one-act play -- Sheldon Nichols, Cai-1 Murphy, Marvin Cassada, Gale Conner, Geo rge Hobson, Roger Scott, Billy Gauldin, Ann Shelton, Jane Southern, Nancy Joyce, Becky Tyree, Elaine Koogler. SHOW INTEREST IN FORENSICS Speech Class participate in Forensics-- First Row -Mrs. Williams, Sponsor, Miss Wood, Sponsor. Second Row - Marvin Cassada, Evelyn Powell, Margaret Riddle, Judy Haynes, Patsy Morris, Jane Washburn. Third Row - Ann Shelton, Linda Conner, Ro g e r Scott, Pat Wells, Norma Billings. Standing - Elizabeth Robertson, Jane Southern, Phyllis Vipperman, Nancy Min- ter, Linda Eggleston. Resolved: That United States Foreign Aid should b e substantially increased-- Mrs, Davis, Sponsor, Jeanette Mitchell, Tillman Marshall, Jimmie Bennett, Marvin Cas- sada, Velma Carter, fnot pictured, Mr. Garber, Sponsor, Susan Collins Betty Shepperd Dale Powell l MAJORETTES STEP HIGH Dona Godwin Janet Knight Carolyn Livengood Elizabeth Robertson Dorothy Lou Campbell Linda Stegall First Row: Ronald Talbert, Joe Tatum, Shelia Green, Sherrnon Moser, Tommy Morris, Wayne Dalton, Eugene Rumley , Ralph Shropshire, Steve Riddle. Second Row: Susan Tavenner, Patsy Campbell, Esther Sweitzer, Betty Roach, Rodger Hatcher, Maxwell Lawson, Russell Stone, Jimmy Jones, Ronnie Bishop, Philip Clifton. Third Row: Brenda Barrow, Alfred Wyllie, Phyllis Mills, Marian Sheppard, Judy Vipperman, Frances Pratt, Everette Compton, Jane Morris, Gale Harris. Fourth Ev: Gary Turner, Charles Clifton, Nancy Joyce, Jane Tatum. WE FURNISH MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT The Drewry Mason High School Band under the direction of Mr. Oscar Munch, Jr. entertain- ed fans at foot ball games with several unusual and entertaining half-time shows. While in the formation of a flat boat the band played Erie Canal I've been working on the Railroad as they formed a steam engine, an d a little brown jug as they played Little Brown Jug. The band has entertained students at near- by grade schools and given assembly programs at D.M.H.S. The band marched in the Martins- .nl ville and Leaksville Christmas Parades, as well as the Annual Home Coming Parade at Bedford. The band has been working hard this year selling candy, Christmas paper, booster badges, pop corn, and running concessions at basketball games to reach their goal of 53,000 with which to buy uniforms. The band is grateful to everyone who gave, so generously, of their time, effort and donations to aid in reaching this goal. 434 , ,vi it 5' x F i in KL f ,-. W i , vi, imc ar s, y LQ, .N dl. . ' D HRX Jean Underwood, president, Margaret Riddle, vice- president, Jane Tatum, secretary, Nancy Joyce, treasurerg Martha Richardson, reporter. VOCALISTS HARMONIZE FOR PRESENTATION THROUGH THE YEAR First : Linda Riddle, Martha Richardson, Charleen Harville, Margaret Riddle. Qecond row: Jane Tatum, Nancy Joyce, Frances Hill, Jane Ashby, Joyce Minte r , Mildred Crews, Frances Wells, Peggy Pratt, Becky Kendrick, Linda Robinson. Third row: Mary Ellen Wells, JoanEanes, Carol Underwood, Linda Stegall, Mary Brimm, Caryl Millergiida Conner, Judyl-Iaynes, Roslyn Wells, Judy Harrison, Jo Ann Kendrick. Fourth row:Susan Collins, Phyllis Sharpe, Lucille Riddle, Jean Underwood, Jean Patterson, Gayle Connergtty JeanGregory, Eval-lopkins, Betty Wilson, Linda Wood, Lucy Justice, Lucy Wingfield, Carolyn Compton. 6. 2 , . ze-, ---l A Ni First Row: Mary Virginia Barbour, Reporterg Jane Tatum, S ec r eta ry, Stewart Martin, Vice- Presidentg Peggy Pratt, P re sidentg Nancy Joyce,Song leader. Second Row: Flossie Jackson, Esther Gilley, Marian Sheppard, Barbara Bell, Nancy Hodges, Sue Moore, Alfred Wyllie, Steve Riddle, Jerry Young, C.W. Livengood. Third Row: Joyce Holly, Betty Shumate, Phyllis Hubbard, Gloria Gilley, Ann Chappell, Mary Ann Porter, Norma Jean Tate, Marvin Taylor, Thortan Will- iams, Robert Lewis. Fou rth Row: Winslow Goins, Vicke Holland, Nancy Kirk, Gaynell Rea, Benny Campbell, Denton Boardwine, Libby Pruitt, Betty Roach , Johnsie Reynolds. Fifth Row: Linda Compton, Linda Hensley, Ronald Chattin, Dennis Anderson, Reamy Winn, Dillard Norman, Tommy Barnes. SWEDISH IFYE VISITS 4-H'ers The 4-H Club meets once a month in the school cafeteria with Miss Jo Ann Smith, assis- tant County Home Demonstration Agent, and Mr. R. S. Cofer,assistant County Agent. At the first meeting a schedule of activities was drawn up. Projects to be undertaken a re: Sewing, room improvement, garden, canning,and homegrounds beautification for the girls and field crops, and soil conservation and poultry judging for the boys. The Henry County 4-H 'ers were very fortunate to have an international Farm Youth Exchangee, Torsten Lindberg from Sweden to visit with them during the months of August and September. Many of the members of the club assisted in their communities by aiding wi th the com- munity improvement project sponsored by the Roanoke Chamber of Commerce, by working with mailboxes, home, and g e ne r al beautifi- cation of th e i r communities. Two members were featunedwith their families in the Martins- ville Bulletin during National 4-H week. At State 4-H Short Course Peggy Pratt and Harvey Boaz, Jr. were tapped as 4-H All Stars. At State Short Course Martha Lambeth received a red ribbon in the state style dr e s s revue contest. First Row: Brenda Duiguid, Judy Haynes, Becky Mills, Lou Lovell, Pamela Moore, Barbara Bow- man. Second Row: Glenda Foster, Sandra Doyle, Agnes Moore, Betty Lou Gregory. Third Row Polly Hudson, Kay Williams, Ann Chappell, Margaret Flanagan, Peggy Pratt, Margaret Montrief Kay Simmons, Helen Gilley. Fourth Row: Miss Rea, Librariang Carol Roberts, Evelyn Barker Gayle Conner, Linda Hensley, Brenda Barrow, Sandra Jamison, Judy Shields. THEY AID OUR SEARCH FOR KNGWLEDGE LIBRARY CLUB The Club officers are: President-Betty Lou Greg- ory,Vice-President-Sandra Doyle,Secretary-Treasur- er-Agnes Moore. The Library Club members a r e an important as well as attractive part of our library. Library assistants type and file cards, help keep the library attractive, and collect fines. Each home-roorn has a library representative who notifies pupils of overdue books and urges the pupils to use the library more wisely. The Club plans to subscribe to one magazine and purchase at least one interesting book for the student body and sponsor a no fine day at which tim e they hope many lost books will be returned. After completing the required 140 periods during the school year, the members a re presented a pin as a symbol of satisfactory service. Miss Rea collects fines from Anne and Jane. 90 9 1 11 'Qi Af QW nw-S 1 Yi 'N OFFICERS: Ma ry Frances Holland, presidentg Velma Carter, vice-presidentg Gayle Conner, secretaryg J' an e Pils on , treasurer. The Future Teachers of Arnerica Club is one of the newest clubs at Drewry Mason. They have only been organized two years. During this school y e a r it is th e i r plan to get a National Charter. One week of the year, they hope to set aside as Future Teacher Week. They plan to give an assembly program concerning teachers,take over the duties of grade school teachers foraday, and give the Drewry Mason teachers a tea during that week. At all times, the future teachers are avail- able if called upon by a teacher for help. OUR TEACHERS OF TOMORROW-F.T.A. First row: Mrs. Davis, Gayle Conner, Mary Frances Holland, Jane Pilson. Second row: Velma Carter, Ann Wright, Peggy Pratt, Dale Clifton. Third row: Sarah Holland, Carolyn Minte r, Shirley Mitchell, Virginia Hardy, Lynne Sheppard. J, -- ,'., 5.,.fl,,+df?Q?' . m' First Row: Mrs. Smith, Sponsor, Barbara Thurman, Mary Ann Porter, Brenda Joyce, Linda Hensley. Second Row: Jimmy Jones, Marvin Scearce,Houston Campbell, Phillip Clifton, Jimmy Bennett, Jane Coleman, Cheryl Chatham, Carolyn Barnes, Mildred Byrd. Third Row: James Mayhew, Tommy Fisher, A.nn Moore, Billy Gauldin, Barbara Bell, Marion Sheppard, Phyllis Hubbard, Margaret Scearce. Fourth Row: Sue Moore, Ralph Walker, Nancy Hodges. Fifth Row: Marvin Cassada, Miss Webster, Sponsor. FUTURE SCIENTISTS FACE THE MISSILE AGE Marvin C a s s ad a , Billy Gauldin, Ralph Walker, Jimmy Bennett, Marvin Scearce, Sue Moore, Nancy Hodges, Carolyn Barnes, James Mayhew, Mrs. Smith, Miss Webster. This small but enthusiastic group is deter- mined to advance an interest in Science by plan- ning the fi r st Science Fair at Drewry Mason. The committies for the Fair are: Progress Re- port, Jimmy Bennett, Roger Bennett, Lee Robin- son, Finance: Billy Gauldin, Roger Scott, Layout Committee: Jane Coleman, Jimmie Jones , Philip Clifton, Huston Campbell, Linda Hensley, Barbara Bowman, Mary A.nn Po rte r , Barbara Bell. These students wish to learn Mathematics and Science, to be able to take their place in the Age of Sputniks and Explorers. Membership in the Biology Club is available to all persons having an interest in Biology. At its regular meetings, the club was guided by Bill Leland, presidentp BrendaRobertson,vice presi- dent, Susan Ashby, secretary, Mary Jane Barrow, treasurer. Mr. Bray,the sponsorgdirects these officers in their plans. K, The officers plan the next club meeting around the frog . BIOLOGY - A PRACTICAL SUBJECT First Row: Mr. Bray, Sponsor, Margaret Montrief, Carolyn Lee, Jani c e Stovall, Susan Ashby, Bill Leland, Brenda Robertson, Phyllis Mills, Sandra Doyle, Linda Riddle. S e cond Row: Jane Patterson, Sandra Koger, Kitty Koger, RogerBennett,Helenl-lodges, Betty Moore,Shelby Stewart, Anne Wright, Betty Chatham, Mary Ellen Wells, Judy Viperman, Brenda Barrow. Third Row: Betty Sharpe, Pete Wells, Lucy Justice, Raymond Justice, Linda Wood, Billy Reev e s , Ronnie Kallam, Ann Powell, Betty Jean Walker, Ann Trent. .'!Yws! N ' ' , 44 r 1 r V 'D W . fy I iz ing' gif.: -w-v-'-y- Standing: Troy Rupard, Mr. Levi, Mr. Jones. Seated:First Row: Ronald Talbert, RobertBra.nch, Randolph O'dell, Billy Jordon, Harold Isley. Second Row: Melvin Martin, Larry Lawson, Robert Gauldin, Clifton Campbell, Charles Clifton, Russell Shropshire. Third Row: Dennis Eanes, Ben- nie Pearman, David Minton, Wayne Kellam, Johnny Robertson. Fourth Row: Ralph Morris, Wayne Minter, Wayne Kellam, Johnny Robertson. Fifth Row: T r oy Coleman, David Gauldin, Richard Tate. Sixth Row: Gary Roach. THESE ENCOURAGE DIGNITY AT D.M.H.S. Wayne and Troy help park cars at athletic events. This is one of the honorary clubs at D.M.H. S. To be a member of this club one has to meet qualifications of both physicaland mental strength. You must participate in at le a s t one varsity sport for the required amount of time and then be acceptedby a unanimous vote of the club. Under the direction of the Sponsors, Coach Levi and Coach J one s the Monogram Club has undertaken the job of pa rking cars at athletic events. They plan to put up a screen for base- ball this spring. , M . A 4 94 First Row: Margaret Riddle, Becky Mills, Dale Powell, Sarah Holland, Jeannette Mitchell, Gayle Conner, Miss Webster, Sponsor. Second Row:Martha Richardson, Evelyn Powell, Connie Koger, Gloria Clark, Jean Patterson, Marie Clark, Susan Collins. Thi rd Row: Mary Frances Couch, Nancy Joyce, Jean Underwood, Becky Robertson, Frances Hill, Jane Ashby, Kay Simmons. Fourth Row: Carolyn Livengood, Betty Shurnate, Johnsie Reynolds, Betty Ann Roach, Anne Shelton, Ava- gill Fulcher, Laverne Wilson. Fifth Row: Caryl Miller, Patsy Ma rtin, Jane Southern, Lynne Sheppard, Phyllis Vipperman, Joan Kendrick. Sixth Row: Johnsie Roberts, Linda Wyatt, Norma Jean Billings, Faye Nichols, Mary Jane Mellot, Patsy Wells. Seventh Row: Janet Holland, Faye Hanks, Nancy Harris, Elizabeth Pruitt, Norma Tate, Shelia Green, B renda Robertson. Eight Row: Velma Carter, Mildred Price, Barbara Edwards, Betty Lou Gregory, Ernestine Martin, Mary Frances Mize, Frances Webster, Sally Lou Martin. Ninth Row: Jane Tatum, Peggy Pratt, Pat Lawrence, Joyce Wilson, Ann Simmons, Eloise Roach, ModeanHatcher. Tenth Row: Mildred Crews, Jeanette Lawson, Martha Larnberth, Mary Frances Holland, Lucille Riddle, Virginia Wilson, Jane Morris, Caroline Fisher. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y KEEPS MEMBERS GN MOVE Delta Mu Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, made up of Junior and S enio r girls, is a leading organization in school. The club cooperates with the Hi-Y and Jr. Tri-Hi-Yin conducting devotions each morn- ing. They adopted two n e e dy families and gave them baskets of food at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The club gave a pot-luck suppe r to raise money for band uniforms. Executive committee makes plans for the year. 95 To create, and maintain the standards of christian living at home, school, and community is the purpose of the Hi-y at D.M.H.S. as we join other schools in this aim. The Y helps to conduct the devotions each morning over the P.A. system, as a short scrip- ture is read and followed by a prayer. The several pot-luck suppers helped to promote fellowship among sponsors and members. HI-Y BUILDS STRONG CHARACTER First row: Lee Robinson, Wayne Kellam, Richard Tate, George Hobson. Second row: Houston Campbell, Roger Hatcher, James Mayhew, Dillard Norman, Billy Gauldin. Third row: Everett Compton, Phillip Clifton, .Tame s Riddle, Joe Tatum, Winslow Goins, Tommy Fisher. Fourth row: Mr. Garber, Charles Clifton, Jimmy Bennett, Roger Scott, Mr. Couch. Fifth row: Gary Roach, Larry Lawson, Melvin Barnes, Reamy Winn. f-'He 'wr R8- 'IF sd!- ,KS Ji IX! ,Q .-. di? fr. f'- Lih R 'UNF ,851 4595?-L fl- N ,N-r f's Y-...J R6 wr E3 t Th QS Tn vw Ah. 312 ar, 'Q' 4, K 5 :fy I Nwxav' Nik lm sp 4. if 4 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y accepted the responsibility this year of conducting devotionals every third month. Different members p a r t i C i p at e d in reading Scripture and a p r aye r each morning over the public addre s s system. At Christmas time the club took clothing and fo od to a family who were in distress. We have heldpot-luck suppers, and a dance to give us a chanc e to know each other better. B renda Joyce, Pat Joyce, Betty Seals, Linda Stegall, Kitty Koger, and Ann Moose discuss plans for the next club activity. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y COMBINES SERVICE WITH FUN First row: Betty Seals, Kitty Koger, Linda Stegall, Judy Vipperman, Sandra Koger, Susan Ashby. Second row: Miss Margaret Hafer, sponsor, Carol Roberts, Barbara Bowman, Marcia Cleary, Mitzi Holley, Dora Mae Swisher. Third row: Ann Powell, Barbara Tyree, Dianne Minter, Jannie Roach, Mary Simmons, Gloria Travis. Fourth row: LindaHensley, Sandra Doyle, Janice Stovall, Cheryl Chatham, Betty Chatham, Barbara Cell. Fifth row: Barbara Thurman, Ann Wright, Mary Ann Porter, Bettie Kay Clifton, Mildred Byrd, Betty Lou Davis. Sixth row:Shirley Wilson,Betty Sharpe, Brenda Joyce, Wanda Warden, Patsy Joyce, Ann Moose. S eventh row: Sue Matthews, Carolyn Barnes, Phyllis Hubbard, Joyce Toller, Marie Merriman. Eighth row: Sue Moore, Lucy Stultz, Myrtle Hanks, Linda Pulliam, Roslyn Wells. Sk' ,jr-lb 25- JS, kr -'Wi 356 JS Y-T -sr 341 4:.::v va ' ANT' ...J -er' even 86' '99 g .fa tue' Q57 mr .E . 3 97 lf , First Row: Mr. Coplin, Sherman Terry, Kay Simmons, Frances Wells, Pat Rae,Carolyn Compton. Second Row: William Higgs, Joyce Young, Shirley Foley, J. D. Craddock, Anna Sue Law. Third Row: Perry Eanes, Ronnie Fentress, Junior Bates,Richard Burgess, Paul Craddock, Arthur Lewis, Fourth Row: Tommy Biggs. SAFETY CONSCIOUS PATROLMEN The Safety Patrol, a much needed student organization assists bus drivers, tries to keep orderly lines while students are getting on or off the buses, helps students in crossing high- ways, before and after school, and count s the number of students riding on the buses. These pat r olme n have helped park cars at athletic events. Mr. Coplin issues belts and badges and meets with the patrol when problems arise. Patrolman Biggs seats Wilson Washburn A i , . Q I A is ONE OF THE ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES. Mr Stewart and two members plan finishing of Jane Covington and Caroline Fisher learn better methods of safe driving from the Driver Training Instructor, Mr. Newby. This training is available to all fifteen year olds and is taken during the student's study period. ONE OF THE FARMER 'S GROUPS CONDUCTED INOUR SCHOOL AREA. Spencer Young Farmers' club meets for a. social hour. 99 ,f P' E . 4 ,L A '5 MAKE THE PARADE V - -f ff ,71QDq7QDDD3 f N! ? Coach Jones gives Clifton a play. xy! w-on ,V f , if Q 'QU' 4' Franklin Martinsville Independenc e Galax B edfo rd Radford Hillsville Stoneville B rosville Bas sett Gr First Row: Coach Jones, Jimmy Keller- HB, Dennis Eanes-HB, Winslow Goins- End, Troy Coleman-HB, Randolph O'dell- QB, Assistant-Coach Newby. Second Row: Ralph Morris-Manager,JamesJarrett-HB, Glenwood Young-G, Sh e r man Moser- T, Robert Gauldin-C, Johnny Robertson-G, Ronnie Jarrett-Manager. Third Row: David Gauldin-End, Ronald Talbert-HB Robert Branch-G, Russell Shropshire-C, Louis Powell-T. Fourth Row:GaryRoach- T. Ronnie Roberts-End, Clifton Campbell- HB, and Co-Captain,Melvin Martin- T. Absent: Basil Trent-End, C.W. Young-G, Harvey Boaz-Manager. i 2 -Lal x 3 F Waiting hopefully for a from the coach. 6 ,qi- call SENIOR Clifton Campbell Half Back and Co-Captain wif-iv N M . My X 'ful . ,, f:'? r.f',!. M, ' NL THESE TAKE LEAVE OF DM S GRIDIRON Johnny Robertson End Gary Roach Guard I 0 M yr K - -hs. E Q X 8325? 2Q12Q 1 Jxku ,N dxf? 11 7 L5 J x James Riddle, Manager, Wayne Kallarn, Melvin Barnes, David Gauldin, Charles Clifton, Melvin Martin, Gary Roach, George Hobson, Ronnie Roberts, Clifton Campbell, Larry Lawson, Randolph O'dell, Mr. Levi, Coach, Kneeling, Bobby Joyce, Manager. Absent: Lawrence Wood. COMPETITION BOOSTS Big Gary Roach dunks one. 104 Iionie: 12-10-57 12-14-57 1- 7-58 1-10-58 1-25-58 2- 4-58 Z- 8-58 2-15-58 2-21-58 2-25-58 Amway: 12- 3-57 12- 6-57 12-13-57 1- 3-58 1-17-58 1-28-58 2- 7-58 2-14-58 2-18-58 2-22-58 DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM 61 41 53 50 37 43 85 55 47 44 46 50 47 56 Franklin Martinsville Cave Sp ring s Galax Bassett Fieldale Bedfo rd Halifax Byrd Radford Byrd Fieldale Bedford Halifax Cave Springs Franklin Galax Martinsville Bassett Radford wt . 1. 13. Y., I, tl , L ii ggi, Gary Roach Melvin Martin David Cvauldin Under the superb direction of Coach Eddie Levi, the Drewry Mason Spartans, winners of two District Championships and runner-up in th e State Tournament, are making a very good showing for themselves this year in spite of the fact that only six of last years players returned. These vacancies caused by graduation are being ably filled by: Ronnie Roberts, Randolph O'Dell, Larry Lawson, Lawrence Wood, David Gauldin, and Melvin Barnes. At the present time, we have an overall record of 9-5 and a 9-4 record in district compe- tition. The Spartans have dropped contests to Fieldale, Bassett, and Martinsville. The Spartans still have 5 more district games left to play, with Radford, Martinsville, Bassett, and William Byrd. One non-district tilt with the Blue Comets of Halifax County, a s t r ong group I team, remains to be played. SPORTMANSHIP, SCHOOL SPIRIT Wayne Kallam Clifton Campbell Ronnie Roberts 105 K 'Qing' . XM - bmw '+ sr'1D-w.,,iM X ' Mr-W., , .24-is Carol Underwood, Kay Simmons, Shelia Green, Marie Clark, Kay William s , Betty Shepperd, Elizabeth Robertson, Gale Conner, Laverne Wilson, Joyc e Wilson, Gail Harris, Ann Simmons, Lynne Sheppard, Mary Virginia Barbour, Barbara McGuire, and Martha Richardson. m. Bonnie Munroe and Gloria Clark, Managers, Anne Shelton, score- keeper, SPARTANETTES Home 12-10 l-25 2-4 2-8 Away l2- 6 12-13 l- 3 1-28 2-18 DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM DM 106 36 48 39 31 25 35 33 47 Franklin Bas s ett Fieldale Bedford Fieldale Bedford Halifax Franklin Bassett ' 1 Martha Richardson Joyce Wilson, Co-Captau Mrs. Motley, Coach. Martha Rlchardson Guard Ann Slmmons Forward Joyce Wilson,Guard Gayle Conner, Forward N MY Coached by Mr. Newby, a new member of our coaching staff, this team learned many fundamentals of football for future use. Mr. Jones, varsity coach, assisted when possi- ble. The team had the good fortune to beat Martinsville in three gamesg to win over Tri-City twice,but the misfortune to lose to Bassett once. TACKLE THAT MAN its 8 Q N ' fi ' '1f Q R 2 K W ' 9 ' ff -M: - r , H X l f- - , H .Q ..,. . If I A H K 5 X f, F 5, l V , C iii? , e , . gl y yhgwlv V F el, by '-if fil l 1 2 R i 2 e 7 , ,E l First Row: Edsel Shropshire, Gary Dean Riddle, Dillard No rman , David Winn, Bobby Joyce, Tommy Oaks. Second Row: Coach, Mr. Jones, Kenneth Hundley, Joe Rea, Freddie Stallard, Jimmy Harris, Mickey Thomasson, Steve Riddle. Third Row: Larry Gauldin, Murray Barnes, Eugene Rumley, Charles Jones, John Thomason, Ronald Speakman. Fourth Row: Boyce Stallard, Manager, Johnny Bolt, Tim Burton, Kenneth Ashby, Tommy Fisher. Fifth Row:Grover Flippen, Dennis Anderson, Raymond Justice, Robert Ferguson. Absent Coach, Mr. Newby. 108 ur .gl .V EXIT ii E iii 1' 4'l5'5f-lim' f ? 5lf:5?W'...- ' ' ,aus 1. Q. , if 1 Kneeling: Henry Ledford, Dennis Eanes, Larry Gauldin, Jerry Anderson, Ralph Shropshire, Lonnie Smith. Standing: Coach Ed Jones, James Holland, Denny Jordan, Tim Burton, Richard Tate, Doug Robbins, Reamey Winn, Raymond Justice, James Cox, Billy Harnsberger, Ronald Talbert, Robert Gauldin, James Jarrett, Manager: Wayne Kellam, Absent: Joe Lambeth. Home: 12-10-57 DM 12-14-57 DM 1- 7-58 DM 1-10-58 DM 1-25-58 DM 2- 4-58 DM 2-15-58 DM 2-22-58 DM Away: 12- 3-57 DM 12- 6-57 DM 1-17-58 DM 1-28-58 DM 2- 7-58 DM 2.-14-58 DM 2-18-58 DM 2-25-58 DM 1 JAY VEES SHGW PROMISE Franklin Martinsville Cave Springs . . . . . Galax Bassett Fieldale Halifax Radford o Q 4 1 I 0 1 n u Q a o u 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . Byrd Fieldale Cave Springs Franklin Galax Martinsville Bassett Radford 39 36 18 Z4 36 47 14 39 18 31 24 109 Learning a skill with ev e ry game, the J. V.'s finished their s eas on with an 8 win and a 4 loss r e co rd. They played hard- fought, exciting ball. Some of the outstanding players were Richard Tate, Ronald Talbert, Doug Robbins and Rearney Winn. These and other members have shown fine material for our future in the fields of this sport. The team has shownhustle and spirit, but most of all they have been good sports. Some are looking forward to n ext year, when there might be a place for him to fill on the varsity. Mr. Jones, has done the coaching of this team. The girls' junior varsity basketball team coached by Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Vipperrnan has been victorious this year, winning all the games they have played. Leaksville-Spray and Bassett each were defeated twice. Since all of the team plans to be back next year, the valuable experience gained this year will not be lost. BOX SCORE Drewry Mason Drewry Mason Drewry Mason Drewry Mason Bassett ......... 32 Leaksville Spray . , Z8 Bassett ......... Z1 Leaksville Spray, , , Z7 JUNICJR VARSITY BASKETBALL GAINS VALUABLE EXPERIENCE Front Row: Mary Ann Porterg Mary SimmonsgSandra Kogerg Polly Hudsong Susan CollinsgSandra Doyle. Back Row: Pat Lawrence, score keeperg Marcia Cleareyg Margaret Montriefg Frances Lawrence: .Tohnsie Reynoldsg Betty Roachg Marion Sheppard. i M ,. e X 'rl rx J 9 'W Art ' 3- L -..f-lymwvjih 45 'L 5' T Q Q Mm X 'Lg, gg. gt Q ,P ,AW ' On mat, left to right: Wayne Minter, and David Gauldin Standing, left to right: Coach, Jones, Robert Gauldin, Car1Bar1-ow, MelvinMa1'tin, Robert Branch, Troy Rupard, and Kenneth Hundley. A NEW COMPETITIVE SPORT .M jf M S2 W g W H h TE, .V , N ..: mn..- X k K Ar , , ,, xmwrgf' 'TTA' Q g 5, N 4 X Much interest in tennis was shown, in trying to learn something about the game, in the spring of 1957. The team sold Spartan Booster Buttons, handled concessions at baseball games and held bake s ale s to finance the purchasing of equip- ment. During early summer of '57, representa- tives of the club, attended night classes on tennis playing, held at Brown Street field inMartins- ville. This season we hope to learn more and improve our facilities for tennis. Linda Conner attempts a shot TENNIS INTEREST KEEN AT D.M.H.S. First row: Mrs. Motley, sponsor, James Mayhew, Anne Shelton, Jane Southern, Becky Tyree, Lynne -Sheppard, Carolyn Young, Pat Lawrence, B ecky .To Cox, Phyllis Sharpe, Ann Simmons. Second row: Gaynelle Rea, Jo Ann Kendrick, Susan Collins, Frances Ann Hill, Frances Goins, Joyce Wilson, Kay Simmons, Caryl Miller, Elizabeth Robertson, Gayle Conner, Winslow Goins. ,gfiigfgiw 2 'Rf Psr!?P4rQl1f'T5 S S557 ., Q Q MQ , reg :fu , 6? A gef- A nl ,. .I SEQ I a ' ' ' E, ETTT so f T, , , T A .-- f in - V, may f , T, x,..,, t T my T . 1 H 'lg f i s , in A , . T T fn r :-m'rew t 1 N T' E . E b ' A QQ 13 ,,.W, 1 ,. Q 1 num JW 'raw M M -,v- 'Y V , V 51843, -sg A V ' . 1- it ' F K' A 'QM in Kneeling Danial Eanes,Rona1d Talbert, W. C. Arrington, Kennon Cox, Clyde Barbour, Randolph O'dell Russel Shropshire, Richard Tate, GaryHorton. Standing: Roger Hawley, Robert Gauldin, Basil Trent, Bennie Pearman, Ed Wilson,:Bil1y Jordan, Melvin Barnes, Larry Lawson, Mr Levi Coach. TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME DM4 DM6 DM9 DM9 DM8 DM7 DM8 DM8 DMZ DM8 Tri-City . . Bassett . , Fieldale , , Martinsville , , , , Fieldale, , , Franklin , , Bedford , , Bassett , , Franklin , , Martinsville, , , , Russel keeps opponent from scoring. ,Am-an Ns. i ,. ,ln ,,.-vs fi '34 S2 1:4 M Center--Charleen Harville, Captain Seated-- Jane Morris, Becky Robertson, Margaret Riddle Janet Turner Judy Harrison Frances Hill HSPARTAN BORN AND SPARTAN BRED These cheerful young ladies have added much color and exciternent to the Spartan football and basketball games. They have cheered the teams on to victory, and have lifted their Spirits when they lost. The V a r s ity Cheerleaders sponsored two dances to raise xnoney fo r new 114 unifoi ms and collected m on e y at basketball games for the March of Dimes. At the beginning of football games, and againbefore the Martins- ville basketball game, th e y C on d u C t e d pep rallies to teach new cheers to the studentbody. llilibl if' w VICTORY IS OUR CRY Standxng Becky Jo Cox Carolyn Robertson Ellen Ramsey Q ix , x 1 1 .X , Ig '.,V.,. Higm.. J3.. . Q ,. . ,ig ,W sf A ,M Y Md' f 2 V2 Q, in ,i iavgzi sys? i . x 5 ,f!'v2f 3 sm t W. :?'.gj,?' ff' .4 v Q. .g YL. . Aw- PART OF OUR PARADE 117 Easter Pageant background made by Mr. Glover and the art class. The Tri-Hi- Y sponsored the inspirational pageant. SPRING EVENTS CROWD Virginia Symphony delights Mr. Munch, as he discusses the instruments with two of the members of the Orchestra. ORCHESTRA ,I -'QF THE P95315 BY K... AND Ceremony fo r Beta Club induction Of PEOYR K V ,, l tr .,r Presidential Candidate Mitchell displays - two posters used at State Beta Convention. THE CALENDAR Mr. Pilson accepts 1956-57 Annual from Editor Jean Moore and Staff. ,xo Miss O'Dell cuts the cake for Annual Sign- ing party as seniors look on. r ik members and officers. J- ' v H 'N ,- J, nq,n1,,,,,., p Q Q51 , A Q..-57 , My 'aw' . - 455' 5 1 , Am1d a beaut1fu1 settmg of flowers dep1ct1ng a ga rden 1n the spr1ng on the stage of the audx torrum, M1ss Drewry Mason wa s crowned a s a f1tt1ng c11max to the annual Beauty Pageant The pageant wa s d1v1ded 1nto two parts on May 10 the e1ghth grade and Freshman g1r1s v1ed for the t1t1es of p r1n c e s s Janet Kn1ght wa s chosen runner up,and Betty Sheppard Prxncess On May 11 the sophomores Juruo r s , and senlors C ompeted for the t1t1e of Oueen After three hours of tense wa1t1ng, Mr P11son announced the w1nners. Becky Joyce was named runner up, and Jean Patterson was crowned Miss Drewry Mason of 1957. The Queen was pre sented a loving cup, and the runner-up a bracelet. OVER ONE-HUNDRED GIRLS COMPETE FOR TITLE Janet Knight and Becky Joyce, runners-upg and Betty Sheppard, Princessg 1ook on while Mr. Pil son presents Jean Patterson with the cup. X we ff' 1' 120 v In Mrs. Mina Carter teacher of Spanish, Spanish Club members participating in sponsors the Spanish Club and dresses Mexican Hat Dance wh i ch they per up for the Fiesta. formed at the Spanish Fiesta. INTEREST IN SPANISH AROUSED Rebecca Mills is crowned Popularity Queen by Mr. Pilson, as Popularity King, Ronnie Roberts, looks on. 1'7 ASpanish Fiesta was given by the Span- ish Club on March 29, 1957 to create more inte rest in Spanish. Club members , students of other schools in Henry County, parents and prospective Spanish students were invited. Games, dancing and refreshments were enjoyed. David and Dale talk to salesman about produce for the Beta Club Store. Marvin, Jimmy and Lewis record radio Moscow Williams listens 'MN Jeanette Michell makes Coy Branch pretty for his annual picture. EVENTS OF 1957 TO BE REMEMBERED XXX, Lf Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Koger and the other parents listen to teachers report on work of students. Parents enjoy a night at school. www. PARENTS GO TO SCHOOL r. Pilson thanks Mr. Norman fo r his interest Miss Wood explains to Mrs. Clifton about Charles the activities of school. progress in English. -000709 W Mr. Merrill, Ralph Morris, entrusts his Aunt Hester Ball, played by Dale Powell, will to Uncle Mose, played by Wayne Kellam. speaks her mind. SENIOR PLAY IN OLE VIRGINNYH Pete Pearman, Sally Lou Martin, Clifton Campbell, and Director, M r s . Williams discuss a moment of action. Z4 You giv e me that! says Betty Merrill played by Jeannette Mitchell to Aunt He ste r. lhxr. cw - FOOTBALL HOMECGMING Homecommg Queen Dorothy Lou Campbell cl b b f h t M Stan S etween mem ers o er cour arle C 1 a rk Mane Rea, K1tty Koger a nd Janet Mr P1lson crowns the queen who 1S escorted Knlght by Ralph Morms I 2 I Ilxi In he A , ,Wi I ' ' 2 Z l l .JV lg Z 1 Y ' A X 5 f h ge H U I Y W X ri ,X -I 1 5 Principal Pilson a c c e pt s jean Underwood decorates Miss O'Dell's Christmas gift from thefac ult Cor' It was presented by Mr. Munch. Annual photographer, Charles arrangements' Clifton, gets his own picture taken EVENTS PRECEEDING Orbreyn Williams and Ann Rea ut finishing tou ch e s on the art class during the Winter snow, 4' ' Vx H1512 12 wW.r... Six stars in the Christmas Play. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS above - The Manger Scene below - The Wise Men Sextette leads the music for the Christmas Student bulletin board tells Christmas story. Program. --M -ft M.......,.-.-.mu-, x.f 127 ,.' yn. rw H x . X ,M if 3 A A F T, 21,5 , 2 .W-2,1 Mr. Pilson crowns Jean Underwood Snowball Queen. The annual Snowball Dance sponsored by the Senior Class was held December 20, 1957 in the school cafeteria. The cafeteria was decorated to carry out the theme, Blue Star , with stars in a blue background. Eight senior girls were chosen by a secret ballot of 'the Senior Class, one to be que en and seven to be in the queen's court. The identity of the queen was kept secret until the night of the dance. Mr. Pilson crowned Jean Underwood the queen, just after the Star Figure. Members of the court were: Dale Clifton, Virginia Wilson, Marie Rea, Jeannette Mitchell, Rebecca Mills, Martha Lambeth, and Jean Patter- son. BLUE STARS SHINE ON ANNUAL SNOWBALL Queen Jean Underwood with Jean Patter- son, Ma rie Rea, Dale Clifton, Virginia Wilson, Rebecca Mills, members of her court, and Donna Gale Thompson enjoy the applause after the crowning. Snowball Court forms a Blue Star , just before identity of queen is announced. 128 Reverend Bob Richards and his song leader Visiting speaker impresses student body with importance of safety. Q1 ,. L, 'Nl t 'x SAFETY Nw KQVA SPEAKERS APPEAR BEFORE STUDENT B ' if ODY Mr. Pilson rnakes announcements the first day- September 3, 1957. Wallace J. Musselman, Area Secretary of Y.M.C.A. Nr Melvin Barnes finds that Dr. McDaniel is a pretty sharp fe11ow. A if -Q ' T-'SW' Q: sk f Sf Yi in ' , wif, , Ti., 52, Q fa-1 if IQ X 'W Q -N, -'M Sometimes waiting is worse than Polio Shots IMMUNIZATION AGAINST POLIO Patsy Martin gets the needle from Dr. Foster. Mrs. Dupuy and Dr. McDaniel laugh as they wait for students. . itii t X GUR CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Ocheessee Moore, Supervisorg Saleda Penn, Mrs. Marie Phillips, Mrs. John Powell, Mrs R. A. Tavenner, and Mrs. Roy Campbell, plan and serve us with effeciency. 131 1957- 58 September 13 27 October 14 14 15 21 ZZ 25 November 9 21 28 December 19 20 21 January 21-24 24 27-31 February 12 20 22 March 13 15 20 21-22 April 4-7 25- 30 May 23 June 4-6 9 12 15 9 25 26 9 15 REMEMBER First Day of School First football game here with Franklin County First copy of Scroll issued Newly organized Y clubs had potluck supper: Annual Pictures taken F. F. A. sent delegates to convention in Missouri Senior Class Rings arrived Report cards issued for first six weeks Holiday flnfluenza Epidemicl Halloween Party sponsored by Spanish Club Homecoming-Queen crowned-Dance Homecoming game trained out--November 8? Girl's football game sponsored by Sophomore Class Thanksgiving Holidays First basketball game at William Byrd Report Cards for second period issued Senior Class play - In Ole Virginny Snowball Dance sponsored by Senior Class School observes White Christmas sponsored by Beta Club: Annual Christmas Pageant: School closes for Christmas Alumni Christmas Party School re-opens after Christmas Holidays College Representative talks to interested girls Mid-term exams Beta Club Party at Spencer Community Building March of Dimes Campaign - 5400.12 contributed Publications sent to Lexington and to Va. High School League Seniors order invitations Spartanian goes to press Campaign for Band uniforms intensified F.H.A. Mother-Daughter Banquet: Campaign for S.C.A. officers Radford College Band Concert Report cards issued for fourth period One-Act Play Teacher Appreciation Week--F. T. A. Beta Club State Convention: S. C. A. State Convention at Rad- ford - Orientation Day for seventh grades: Student Day -- QStudents preside over classesl Easter Holidays District Debate Junior Play S. I. P. A. Convention at Lexington, Va...: Re gi s t ration :or classes-1958-59 session Report cards issued for fifth period: One-Act Play by Speech Class: Forensic meet at Salem. Junior-Senior Banquet: Beauty Pageant Annuals received: Installation of S. C. A. officers: Tapping service for Beta Club Last issue of Scroll: Athletic Banquet Final Exams Baccalaureate Sermon Commencement Exercises Report cards for end of year mailed Alumni Banquet 132 fha- Qcontinued from page 91 The vocational course, for the student who does not plan to go on to higher formal education, offers three years of Home Economics, two of Industrial Arts and three of Agricul- ture. The commercial course offers the student planning a business ca- reer, two of shorthand and one each of bookkeeping and general business. To maintain a balance between studies and activities, club s have been divided into two groups. Group I consists of clubs which the student may join if he wishes. fAmong these are the F. T. A., F. F. A., F. H. A., Hi-Y, Biology Club, Science Club and the Tri-Hi-YJ In G r o up II are the clubs to which a s tud ent is elected because of meeting special quali- fications. fExa.mples of these are the B eta Club, Monito r Commission, nt -w- LD a -Q-D ' E.. , ..-. Student Council and Safe Drivers Club., A student may belong to two clubs inGroup I and as many as he is eligible for in C- roup II, except he cannot work on both The Scrollinews- paperj and The Spartanian Qannuall. So that one student may not hold too many offices for his own good or that of the office he holds, the offices have been div id e d into major and minor groups. A student may hold no more than one maj or office, or one major and one mino r office, or two minor offices. To f u l f i ll the responsibility of preparing each student to take his place in society a s a useful citizen, Alma Mate r continually evaluates the p r og r am to meet the changing needs of its pupils in a rural and industrial area. En! 'N.ll 11 1 . IN APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVERTISERS: Through your most w illing and kind co-operation, you have made this book financially possible. TO OUR SPONSORS: Through your patience and encouragement you have made this book a reality. TO OUR PARENTS: For your kindness and patience you have s hown us while we were planning our book. TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY: For your faith in us for buying our book, we the ANNUAL STAFF thank you. For the kind consideration you the fa c ulty have shown us when we asked your co-operation. TO ALL OTHERS: If you do not fall under any of these headings, we bestow our appre- ciation upon you, also. THE STAFF 134 SENIOR STATISTICS CARL WESLEY BARROW S.C.A. 1,2,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Wrestling Team 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Vice-Pres. 4. ROBERT GARLAND BRANCH Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity W restling 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Monogram Club 4. CLIFTON .TABLE CAMPBELL J. V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Foot- ball 2 , 3 , 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Pres. of Soph. Class, Jr. Class, Sr. Class5 Monogram Club 3,45 Senior Play. VELMA ETHEL NEWELL CARTER Dramatics Club 15 Glee Club 25 Biology Club 25 S.C.A. 35 F. T. A. 2,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Forensics 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. MARVIN VERNELL CASSADA 4-H Club 15 Science Club 1,45 Biology Club 25 Safety Patrol Z5 Debate 4. CHARLES ANDREW CLIFTON Safe Drivers Club 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Pres. 3,45 S.C.A. Vice- Pres. 45 Vice-Pres. Class 45 Hi-Y Chaplain 4. ELIZABETH DALE CLIFTON Vice-Pres. Class 15 Library Club 15 4-H song leader 15 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 25 Pres. 35 Biology Club, Vice-Pres. 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Beta Club 3,45 Treas. 45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 35 Senior Play5 Snowball Court 4. MARY ELLEN COLEMAN 4-H Club 1,25 Spanish Club 15 Biology Club 1,25 Library Club 2,35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Forensics staff 4. Tennis Club l, 35 Newspaper LARRY WAYNE COMPTON Choral Club 15 Spanish Club 15 F.F.A. 2,35 K.V.G. 2,35 F.B. L. A. 25 Beta Club 4. PATRICIA GAYLE CONNER 4-H Club l,2,35 Pres. 15 F.H.A. 1,Z,3,45 Sec'y 15 Song leader 3, 45 Library Club l,2,3,45 Pres. 15 Sec'y 35 Reporte r 25 Glee Club 1,25 Tennis Club 3,45 Gir1's Chorus 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Chaplain 45 Commercial Club 45 F.T.A. Sec'y 4. JOAN FLANNAGAN COX Biology 25 F.H.A. 2,35 4-H 35 Choral 4. MABEL IRENE COX F. H. A. 1,25 F.B.L.A. 25 Library Club 35 Commercial Club 4. MILDRED AGEE CREWS Library Club 1,25 Assistant 25 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Pres. 35 Parlia- mentarian 45 Choral Club l,3,45 Biology Club 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Beta Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. BARBARA SUE EDWARDS F.H.A. 15 Library Club 15 F.B.L.A. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Beta Club 3,4. 13 if' 5 DAVID THOMAS GAULDIN 4-H Club 15 J'-V Basketball 25 J-V Baseball 25 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Sec'y 45 Varsity Basketball 4. ELLEN LEE GILBERT Senior Play FRANK RUSSELL GLASS, JR. Spanish Club 3,4. JO ANN GRAVELY 4-H Club 15 Choral Club 15 F.H.A. 25 Biology Club 25 F.B.L. A. 3. BETTY JEAN GREGORY Commercial Club 45 Pres. 45 F.H.A. 45 Choral Club 45 S.C.A. 2. BETTY LOU GREGORY 4-H Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45F.B.L.A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Library Club Pres. 45 Chairman Senior Play Committee 4. FAYE HANKS Commercial Club 45 Treas. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. MODEAN GAIL HATCHER F.H.A. 1,25 F.B.L.A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4. LINDA LOU HAYNES F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Treas. 35 F.B. L.A. 2. Beta Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Sec'y Class 45 Treas. of F.H.A. Philpott Federation 45 Typing Award 2,35 Homemaker Degree 2. SHELBY BARROW HODGE F.B.L.A. l,2,35 Commercial Club 45 F.H.A. 3,4. JANET MOTLEY HOLLAND Glee Club 19 F.B.L.A. l,2,35 F.H.A. 2 , 35 Commercial Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. MARY FRANCES HOLLAND F-H-A- 1.2: S.C.A. 1,45 F.B.L.A. 35 F.T.A.Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 S.C.A. 1,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Homecoming Court 4. SARAH MARIE HOLLAND Band 1,25 Biology Club 25 Choral Club 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 F.T.A. 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Reporter 35 Treas. 45Beta Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Treas. Class 4. EVA LEWIS HOPKINS 4-H Club 15 Biology Club 2. JOAN WASHBURN HORTON F.H.A. 15 S.C.A. 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Beta Club 3,4. HAROLD GRAY ISLEY F.F.A. l,2,3,45 4-H Club 15 K.V.G. l,Z,3,45 .T-V Basketball 1, Z. sPal'1i5h Club Z5 J-V Baseball 2,35 Varsity Football 2, 35 Monogram Club 45 Biology Club 2. SENIOR STATISTICS MARVIN LEE JENKINS S.C.A. l,29 Forensics 29 Beta Club 3,49 F.F.A. 3,4. BILLY CARLTON JORDAN J-V Basketball l,29 Spanish Club l,2,39 S.C.A. l,2,49 Treas. 4 Football Mgr. 29 Baseball 3,49F.F.A. 49 Monogram 3,49 Wrest-I ling Team 4. BETTY LEE JOYCE F.H.A. 19 F.B.L.A. l,2,39 Commercial Club 49 Sec'y 49 Tri-Hi- Y 3,49 Beta Club 4. GEORGE DONALD JOYCE F.F.A. l,2,3,49 Beta Club 3,49 Varsity Football 3. WAYNE SCOTT KE LLAM J-V Basketball l,29 Varsity Basketball 3,49 Monogram Club 49 Hi-Y Treas. 49 Si-nior Play. ELAINE MATILDA KNIGHT Library Club 1,29 F.H.A. l,2,3,49 Reporter 49 Biology Club 29 Chorus 2,39 Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Beta Club 49 Annual Staff 49 Senior Playg F'.T.A. 3,-l. MARTHA RUTH LAMBETH 4-H Club l,2,39 F.H.A. l, 2 , 39 Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Majorette l,2,39 J. V. Basketball Z9 F.T.A. 39 F.B.L.A. 39 Snowball Court49 Sec'y Class 2. RUBY JEANNETTE LAWSON F.H.A. l,29 J-V Basketball 29 F.B.L.A. 39 F.T.A. Treas. 39 Beta Club 3,49 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3,49 Varsity Basketball 39 Senior Play. RUTH NANNIE MCCORMICK Choral Club l. HENRY TILLMAN MARSHALL Biology Club l,2, 4-H Club 1,29 Vice-Pres. 29 Beta Club 3,49 Annual Staff 3,49 Co-editor -I9 Debate 3,4. DORIS MARIE MARTIN Choral Club I9 4-H Club 1,29 Spanish Club 2, 3 , 49 B eta Club 3,4Q Tri-I-Ii-Y 39 Annual Staff 4. MILDRED ERNESTINE MARTIN F.B.L.A. l,2,39 F.H.A. l,2,39 Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Annual Staif 4. SALLY LOU MARTIN 4-H Club 19 Science Club I9 Choral Club 19 F.H.A. 1,29 Historian Z9 F.B.L.A. 2,39 Commercial Club 49Band l,2,39 Sec'yi,r'I'reas. 39 J-V Cheerleader 29 Varsity Cheerleader 39 Spanish Club 39 Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 S.C.A. 4. REBECCA LOUISE MILLS 4-H Club 1,29 Library Club 2.3.49 F. T.A. 39.1-V Basketball 3,-li F.B.L.A. 39 Tri-Hi-Y Sec'y 4. NANCY MARIE MINTER F.H.A. l,22 F.B.L.A. 29 Library Club 2. STERLING WAYNE MINTER Spanish Club I9 S.C.A. 1,39 J-V Basketball 29 F.B.L.A. 2,39 Football 2,3,49 W re stling 39 Safe Drivers Club 2,39 Annual Staff 3,49 Co-editor 49 Monogram Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID MINTON J-V Basketball I9 Pres. Class I9 Varsity Football 29 One Act Play 29 S.C.A. Vice-Pres. 39 Class Reporter 39 Monitor Com- mission 39 Beta Club 3,49 Pres. 49 Monogram Club 4. EDGAR RANDOLPH MITCHELL Latin Club 3. JEANNETTE LOIS MITCHELL J-V Basketball 19 Forensics 2,3,49 Beta Club 3,49 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 49 Pres. 49 Annual Staff 49 Snowball Court 49 Senior Play. MARY FRANCES MIZE 4-H Club I9 Biology Club I9 J-V Basketball I9 F.B.L.A. 2,39 Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Annual Staff 49 Senior Play. JESSE HOOD MOORE, JR. Biology Club 1,29 Science Club 39 Beta Club 3,49 Scroll Staff 3, 49 Photographer 39 Editor -chief 49 Varsity F'ootball2,39De- bate 2. RALPH EDWARD MORRIS J-V Basketball 29 J-V Baseball 29 K.V.G. 2,3,49 S.C.A. 49 F. F. A. 2, 3,49 Vice-Pres. F.F.A. 49 F.F.A. Dairy Judging 2,3,49 Monogram Club 3,49 Vice-Pres, of Monogram Club 49 Senior Play. CARL GLENN MURPHY Biology Club 1,29 Vice-Pres. 25 S.C.A. l,39Beta Club 3,49 Senior Play. SI-IELDON CLEO NICHOLS J-V B a s k e tb all Z9 Treasurer of Sophomore CIHSSL Varsity Football 39 Monogram Club 4, Annual Staff 3,4. VERA JEAN PATTERSON Biology Club I9 Spanish Club Reporter I9 S.C.A. I,Z,3,4Q Sec'y 49 Forensics 2,39 F.B.L.A. 2,39 Class Reporter 29 Class Sec'y 39 Beta Club 3,49 Sec'y 49 Madonna 39 Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Annual Staff 49 Chorus 49 Homecoming Court 49 Snowball Court 49 Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. SAMUEL ALLEN PEARMAN 4-I-I Club lg F.B.L.A. 19 F.F.A. l,2,3,49 Pres. 49 K.V.G. 1,2,3, 49 F.F.A. Degree Team l,2,3,49 S.C.A. 4. DALE ELIZABETH POWELL 4-H Club l,2,3,49 F.H.A. l,2,3,49 Choral Club l9 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 49 Majorette 2,3,49 Scroll Staff 4. RUTH MARIE POWELL E.H.A. 19 F.B.L.A. 29 Beta Club 3,4. PEGGY MARIE PRATT 4-H Club l,2,3,49 Pres. 49 Spanish Club 2,3,49 Sec'y 29 Chorus 2,49 F.T.A. 3,49 Annual Staff 3,49 Business Manager 49 Tri-Hi- Y 3,49 Library Club 4. 4 ik' SENIOR STATISTICS MILDRED HARRIS PRICE F.H.A. l,2,35 F.B.L.A. 2,35 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Commercial Club 4. THOMAS LOUIS RAMSEY Biology Club 15 S.C.A. l. FRANCES MARIE REA Beta Club 3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Snowball Court 4. MARTHA RICHARDSON F.B.L.A. l,2,35 Choral Club 1,45 Reporter 45Varsity Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Co-captain 3,45 F.T.A. 35 Tri -Hi -Y 3,45 Home- coming Court 45 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Sports Editor 3. MARY LUCILLE RIDDLE F.B.L.A. 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 S.C.A. 45 Choral Club 4. MARGARET PATRICIA RIDDLE F.B.L.A. 35 Majorette 35 Choral Club 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Homecorning Court 4. ELOISE MARIE ROACH F.B.L.A. 2,35 Scroll Staff 3,45 News Editor 35 Managing Editor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. GARY DELANO ROACH 4-H Club 1,25 Library Club 1,25 J-V Baseball 1,25 J-V Basket- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Football 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 4. DOROTHY JEAN ROBERTS F.H.A. l,2,35 F.B.L.A. 2. JOHNSIE ETHEL ROBERTS Forensics 25S.C.A. 2,3,45 Sec'y 35 Pres. 45 Co-editor of Scroll 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY FRANCES RORRER S.C.A. 15 F.H.A. l,2,35 F.B.L.A. 25 Beta Club 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Co-business Manager 4. TROY RAY RUPARD Spanish Club 3,45 Vice-Pres. 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Pres. 45 S.C.A. 2,3545 Senior Play 45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Co- captain 3,45 Safe Drivers Club 35 Hi-Y 45 Monitor Commissioner 45 Wrestling Team 4. MARVIN ELMER SCEARCE Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 4. NANCY ELEANOR SCOTT 4-H Club 1. ANN ELIZABETH SIMMONS J-V Basketball 15 F.B.L.A. 25 F.H.A. 3,45 Treas. 45 Spanish Club 35 Treas. 35 Varsity Basketball Z,3, 45 Beta Club 3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 S.C.A. 35 Tennis Club 3,45 Senior Executive Com- mittee5Senior Play. ETHEL MAE SLAYDON 4-H Club 1,25 Commercial Club 4. i GERALDINE VIRGINIA SMITH Biology Club 25 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Sec'y 35 Beta Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 F.T.A. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. ARLENE LOIS SPEAKMAN F.l'I.A. l,2,35 F,B.L.A. 1,25 Commercial Club 45 Commercial club Reporter 45 Beta Club 4. BARBARA ANN SWISHER F.H.A. l,2,35 F.B.L.A. 25 Beta Club 3,4. LARRY LEE TALBERT NORA JANE TATUM 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Sec'y at Treas. 45 Reporter 1,25 Songleader 33 S.C.A. 1,25 Choral Club l,2,45 Sec'y 45Safety Patrol SeC'y 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Band 45 Senior Play, Annual Staff 4. JANET FAYE TURNER Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Biology Club 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Homecoming Court 4. GLORIA JEAN UNDERWOOD Freshman Class SeC'y 8: Treas. Chorus 1,25 Chorus Pres. 45 J-V Basketball l5 Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. Girl's Octette 25 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 2,35 Varsity Basketball 25 Beta Club 35 Beta Club Reporter 45 Swing Band 35 Tri-Hi- Y 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Newspaper Staff Feature Editor 35 Staff Columnist45 Senior Class Reporter5 Commercial Club 45 Football Homecoming Court 45 Snowball Queen 4. RALPH EDWIN WALKER Spanish Club 2,3. FRANCES MANNING WEBSTER 4-H Club 15 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 15 F.H.A. l5Science Club 15 Choral Club 15 F.B.L.A. 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Safe Drivers Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Scroll Staff 35 Commercial Club 45 Biology Club 3. JOYCE ANNE WILSON Biology Club 15 Library Club l,2,35 F.B.L.A. 2,33 J-V Basket- ball 25 Chorus 2,35 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Co-captain 45 F.H. A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Tennis Club 3,4. LELI.A ANN WILSON F.B.L.A. 2. VIRGINIA MAE WILSON Library Club 15 Beta Club 3,45 Treas. of S.C.A. 35Forensics 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Snowball Court 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 F.B.L.A. 2, 3. PHY LLIS REBECCA WINGFLELD F.B.L.A. 2,3. LAWRENCE EDWARD WOOD 4-H Club l5Biology Club l5Spanish Club l,2,35 Varsity Basket- ball 4. F f 1 Q. Z1 . ,Q Q 1 . 4 A if iii? U .5 X26 W z ' lf ii i 5 In 72 J W !'g , Mgr.-+f,w eg-Qg,f.m:,,: ,- v 41 fi? 5 s w , 4 i i 5 1 Q Q ...-rv , YL -Q ' 'qw- . N -x ,, W-.-4.,.,....M..r LA , ,, '- N- Wa I HELP THE PARADE N3 wg jfa fi i , ll If 01 1 I Q!- O Z Page Page Adams Garage 155 Keesee, Charles B. Educational Fund 155 American Dry Cleaners 165 Knight, A, M, 144 Appalachian Electric Power Co. 159 Koger, J. M. 160 Arrow Exterminators 144 K616dny's 152 Atkins 166 Lacky, Dr. L. A. 167 Auto Parts and Supply Co. 169 Larry and Alley 149 Auto Sales and Body Co. 144 Leeds Music Center 160 Axton Home Implernents 163 L al F Repair 154 Ayers Sandwich Shop 150 Leggett's 154 B Sr D Motors 160 Lester, H. C. 157 Balfour, L. G. 149 Life Insurance Co. of Virginia 169 Bassett Industries 151 Lloyd's 160 Better Builders Supply Co. 155 Love and Thompson Market 158 Blue Ridge Hardware 151 McCollum-Ferrell 155 Bondurant Furniture Co. 160 McKee Funeral Home 150 Booth-White 161 Martinsville Bulletin 159 Bouldin, Clyde The Chesapeake 154 Martinsville Granite and Marble CO. 150 Bridge Street Motors 166 Martinsville Novelty 162 Bryants' Florist 152 Martinsville Office Supply 158 Bryants' Sport Center 163 Martinsville Radiator 8: Welding Shop 169 Building Supply 159 Mason, Dr. Robert 167 Burroughs - White 161 Midway Furniture 146 Cahill Insurance Agency 166 Millards Machinery Service 144 Camden, Dr. C. D. 167 Minter, S. G. 165 Carpenter, W. M. 165 Mitchell Motors Inc. 156 Chamberlains 152 Mize Motors 144 Chatham Heights Anrioco 158 Modernette Beauty Shop 159 Chief Tassle Beauty Shop 152 Montgomery Wards 168 Childress, West Inc. 158 Morton's Men Shop 148 Clark, Stanley H., Building Contractor 154 Music Bar 168 Clover Creamery 146 Mutual Federal Loan 160 Clydes T. V. and Refrigeration 154 Norman Radio lk T. V. Repair 168 Coble Dairy 154 Parke's Bakery 167 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 147 Patterson's Drug Store 162 Compton Auto Parts 142 Penn Store 156 County-City Laundry 146 Perdue and Doss 165 Craig Brothers Lumber Co. 157 Piedmont Trust Bank 143 Daltons Grocery 169 Prilla.man's Market 158 Deshazo Lumber Company 142 Prillaman and Pace 148 Doyle Lumber Company 146 Rainbo Bread 150 Draper Barber Shop 148 Rich Oil Sales 164 Dupont, E. I. 81 Co. 141 Ridgeway Garage 156 Elmer's Cafe 154 Rimmer's Jewelers 152 Fagg's Drug Store 155 Roanoke Times 157 First National Bank 145 Roberson Merchandise 163 Ford Insurance Co. 160 Russel1's Store 148 F1-ank's Food Fair 168 Sanitary Barber Shop 142 Fuller, Clyde 148 Scott's Grocery 164 George's Giant Market 158 Service Printing Co. 155 George's Tire Co. 146 Sb .opshire Grocery 163 G1obrnan's 162 Shropshire and Joyce Service Station 142. Good Friends 148 Smith Hardware 166 Gravely Furniture Co. 153 Southern States 166 Greyhound 166 Star Grocery 149 Halsey, C, B, 150 Starling Ave. Barber Shop 144 Hanover Wholesale Co. 153 Starling AVC- Pha-1'1'1'1a-CY 150 Hartley, John J. 167 State Farm Ins. 165 Hearn, K, H. 142, Stone Funeral Home 168 Henderson and Henderson 152 Stone, Wm. F. 167 Henry County Plywood 162 Sugar's 150 Hill Auto Service 142, Ted's Men Shop 160 Hill, F. B. 144 Troxler Furniture Co. 158 Hinchee's Store 153 Virginia Gas Company 163 Hite Tile Co. 149 Villa Heights Corp. 156 Hodnett, Woodson Inc. 166 Wampler's Pharmacy 168 Hobart Co. 146 Ward Bros. Self Service 156 Hurd Electric co. 156 West Window CO- 149 Jennings, Sheppard 142 WHEE 164 Jessup Upholstery 146 Whittle, Stafford G. 167 Jewel Box 163 Williams Ready Mix 163 Joanly Shops 166 Wilson Stone Quarry 144 Jones Creek Cafe 148 Winn, George T. 164 Jones, George O. 8: Son 161 Wooldridge, J. C. 168 Joyce Barber Shop 150 Wyatt Buick Sales 156 Joyce, W. F. Texaco 152 Yeaman, John W. 169 Kearfott, C. P. 148 YOU-Hg, E- R 156 140 JUST A SMILE A smile costs nothing but gives much. It enriches those who r e c e ive, without making poorer those who give. It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes lasts'forever. None of us is so rich or mighty that he can get along without it, and none is so poor that he cannot be made rich by it. A smile creates happiness in the home, fosters good will in business, and is the countersign of friendship. It brings rest to the we a r y , cheer to the discouraged, sunshine to the sad, and is nature's best antidote for trouble. Yet, it cannot be bought, begged, borrowed or stolen, for it is something that is of no value to any- one until it is given away. Some people are too tired to give a smile. Give them one of you.rs,as none needs a smile so much as he who has no more to give. We believe you, the Class of 1958, will smile your way to success and happiness. NKARTINS VILLE NYLON PLANT E.l. DUPONT DE NEMOURS COMPANY, INC. 141 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 K.H. HEARN CO. DuPont Road Pipe, Valves, and Fittings HILL AUTO SERVICE Gene ral Auto Repairing Franklin 81 Liberty Streets Dial ME Z-2544 Martinsville Virginia SANITARY BARBER SHOP 4 H. W, Handy R. R. Cvilley W, R. Kasey, Jr. Phone ME 8-8130 East Main St. . dl 1 Margaret Hu ey Martinsville Virginia First day at D.M.H,S, W COMPTON AUTO PARTS .W g V 'iwzf .IENNINGS-SHEPHERD CO. k0!WKL Z4 W. Church Avenue Dial ME Z-3429 Sporting Goods Toys, Models Phone DI Z-3128 125 Bridge Street Martinsville Virginia Roanoke Virginia DeSHAZO LUMBER CO. SHROPSHIRE 81 JOYCE ESSO SERVICENTER We offer courteous 24 Clay St' and efficient service Howard Shropshire Phone ME 24,311 Geo. W. 4151113 Joyce Martinsville Virginia Ridgeway Virginia 2 A Friendly Bank in a Growing Community PIEDMUNT TRUST AutS!1R4,!,t 5 5 .flisiqf 3, U : mxunincm :D N ,' 'Ill UCI - 5 . All-Mui! . Main Office At Corner Of Church St. 8: Ellsworth St. Branch Office 14 Church St. BANK Drive Lu Broad St 143 Best Wishes MUSIC BAR Records -lnstruments The South's Largest Jewelers THE JEWEL BOX. INC. Phonographs ME 2-2413 126 East Main 34 Church Street Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia WAMPLER'S PHARMACY. INC. Your Walgreen Agency Drug Store Prompt and Courteous Service New Globman Building Martinsville Virginia FRANK'S FOOD FAIR We Give S 81 H Green Stamps Phone ME 2 -3245 Route Z 2 0 Martinsville Virginia Be st Wishe s Martinsville Virginia J C. WOOLDRIDGE. INC. Phone ME 2-5691 The Best Moving Service Martinsville Virginia Radio 8: T. V. B. D. NORMAN RADIO CO. Electronic Equipment Service 1308 Memorial Blvd. ME 2-2536 Martinsville Virginia Fast - Dependable Ambulance Service Large Enough To Serve You Small Enough To Appreciate You and Your Business STONE FUNERAL HOME INC. 24-Hour Service 825 Starling Avenue E 2 -63 Martinsville M 06 Virginia 14 THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK of Martinsville and Henry County Four offices Conveniently located to serve you. COLLINSVILLE MARTINSVILLE FIELDALE SOUTH OFFICE WSURA FSR IDN DEPUSITDR UM 00 IAXIIUH IISUIANEE E flvunaig 'S' W 'iz' S f 9 :S 6 Q l lffmgll Janice Stovall, receiving her polio shot, Mr . Coplin ,in the back, helps the Doctor. 145 A. M. KNIGHT Welding and Contracting Ridgeway Virginia F. B. HILL Contractor 105 Railroad Avenue Phone ME 8-9958 Martinsville Virginia MIZE MOTOR CO. Where better used cars are sold STARLING AVE. BARBER SHOP J. R. Clark, L. L. 'riuey Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia Success AUTO SALES 8. BODY CO. To The Senior Class W. A. fBi1lJ Mason, Owner of '58 USED CARS USED AUTO PARTS ME Z-9774 ME 2-4844 ARROW EXTERMINATORS Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia M. G. Pigg - Owners - J. E. Pigg MILLARD'S MACHINERY SERVICE John Deere Farm Equipment McCulloch Chain Saws Homelite Clinton 8: Biggs Stratton Engines 8: Repair Phone ME Z-2688 Martinsville Virginia A. C. Wilson WILSON STONE QUARRY Stone of Quality Martinsville Virginia Congratulations to the Class of '58 . . .Have a Coke MARTINSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Billy I-Iinches Mr. Norman C. W. Young Basil Trent 6: , . ., 2 S: SE E if Jag i- MA PrflISTfEb S XXW:-9 E 1:5 5 ' 5 55 E 3 ii 5 it sf E - E 2 N .,..y.,T,A ' -1 abd u- .5 f ,' ?: ,LSL ig J: 44 'itil .-5 - ,., Ffh fix fr rat 5, PH- .- N 5, X5 V .f .Q 1 f V: 5 2 ' 1 ' '- ' ' i , , ,- -' -,ex..' ' , :xgt Q 'x.j. g '- - I?f':,!'3.,' Q -'n.3 2 X - , , ' E: . , -QE' ag' , .' 55. r use iz E 1 - : ,:? as. .rig E EL' ' T 23 E f :.. 5 E- 5 E E .- E!! 5 I -QQ: ' 5 lwjge 5- - - gygg 5- - 5, ' E- ,m::'-:gi 3 5 gf. ,mr .. 2 ' 52.555 1- - 'H . 51511:-1 1. ff.. ' 2,-s-31 an ,- ,. ' 14 DOYLE LUMBER CO. Wholesale Lumber Manufacturer Phone ME 2-2272 or ME 8-0052 Stuart Road Martinsville Virginia MIDWAY FURNITURE CO., INC. MIDWAY BOTTLED GAS CO.. THE HOBART MFG. CO. Ted Burton, Sales Agent 2014 Williamson Road Phone: 2-3319 Roanoke Virginia JESSUP UPHOLSTERY CO. Specializing in Foam Rubber Seating INC. Collinsville, Virginia Phone MI 7-4181 Collinsville Virginia Grady T. Jessup MI 7-4161 Best Wishes to the Class of 58 CI.OVER CREAMERY Roanoke Road Phone ME 2-4587 GEORGE TIRE COMPANY. INC New Roanoke Road Dial ME 8-8120 llllb Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia COUNTY-CITY LAUNDRY c on Ponnlo N D Cl ' - 1 ' ' g s 5555.791 fi213fi.15.uStf.Z22mg ho, MS A Superior 755 East Church St. Sign of a Dry Cleaning Martinsville ME 2-2101 Better Service Bassett NA 9-2384 Laundry JONES CREEK CAFE Our Specialty Chicken in the Basket ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANERS Clyde Fuller Curb Service Sandwiches 403 Oakdale Street Phone ME Z-2246 Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia Congratulations C. P. Q T0 The Senior Class of '58 On the Square Prescription Service a Since 1881 Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia MORTON'S MEN'S SHOP Martinsville Virginia GOOD FRIENDS On Square New Fashions For Less Dresses, Coats, Suits 81 Accessories Phone ME Z-4722 Martinsville Virginia DRAPER'S BARBER SHOP The Oldest and Best Over 35 Years of Service Martinsville Virginia RUSSELL'S STORE Your Friendly Family Clothing Store. Martinsville Virginia JOYCE BARBER SHOP 1 For Better Service ' 44 Church Street AYER'S SANDWICH SHOP Two Places To Eat l Here and Home 1 Next to the Henry Hotel Phone ME 2-2772 Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia 1 STARLING AVE. PHARMACY uGARs y l 1 W Eat with your Phone ME 2-6222 l friends at Sugars 827 Starling Ave. , l Martinsville Virginia 1 Martinsville Virginia . l i a , ,, l ,,a,,,,,, N, , , l if W , 1 , ,H Y, ,,,,, ,W Mm, ,, X P. O, Box 2008 Telephone ME 2-4107 C. B. I IAI.SEY CO. y y MARTINSVILLE 1 2 GRANITE 8: MARBLE CO. ' Wholesale Distributors- Institution Foods Builders of Better Monuments l Dial D1 3-2421 l 1110 so. Memoriai Blvd. i Roanoke Virginia Martinsville Virginia i l 3 l RAINBQ BREAD coMPANY l i , 1 RAI N B6 I5 -ggi nnun Telephone 4-5581 i Roanoke Virginia 1 1 lima at l 150 ima mn, mia McKEE FUNERAL HOME. INC. l Serving our Community for over 2.5 Years Dial ME 2 -4170 Martinsville Virginia l.G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia -- Medals B: Trophies Mr. J. L. Robertson 4111 Kensington Ave. Richmond Z1 Virginia LARRY 84 ALLEY For Quality Furniture Furniture and Appliances Sales and Service Phone OR 3-3881 Fieldale Virginia WEST WINDOW COMPANY Manufacturers -Distributors Storm Sa sh-Screens -Doors Awnings -Carports Patios - Blinds Roanoke Highway MErcury Z -3 879 Martinsville Virginia Courtesy of Mr. Ben Turner STAR GROCERY 900 E. Church St. Phone ME Z-4262 Martinsville Virginia HITE TILE COMPANY For the best in tile work come to see us. P. O. Box 371 Phone Me 7 - 5641 Collinsville Virginia T 7 A 7 I - f -iDc1.ss0ff fi ll,I'I'IIfZ'LL7 C CT Mc usfwcs, ii mc. Manufacturers Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Bassett Virginia DISTRIBUTORS Industrial Supplies . Heavy Hardware . Woodworking Machinery and Supplies BLUE RIDGE HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Office and Warehouses Bennie Pearnian exhibiting the chest he made in Industrial Arts. Bassett, Virginia Lenoir, North Carolina 152 RIMMER'S JEWELRY China, Silver, Crystal 11 Bridge St. Phone ME 2-6166 Martinsville Virginia For Flowers For Any Occasion Call BRYANT'S FLORIST JIM BRYANT - Home Phone ME 2-3356 DOT BRYANT - Bus. Phone ME2-6969 58 W, Main Street Martinsville Virginia CHIEF TASSEI. BEAUTY SHOP Phone ME 2-6265 Chief Tassel Bldg. Martinsville virginia Wearing Apparel Martinsville Virginia 6 la Q Best Wishes to Class of 1958 CHAMBERLAIN'S INC. Men's Clothing 25 East Church Street Martinsville Virginia HENDERSON 8s HENDERSON Dudley Bldg. 10 N. Bridge Phone ME 2-4660 Martinsville Virginia PIEDMONT SERVICE STATION W. F. Joyce Fayette Memorial Blvd. Phone 2-9912 Martinsville Virginia HANOVER WHOLESALE CO., INC. Wholesale Groceries Winston-Salem North Carolina C.M. HINCHEE 8. SON Meats gl Groceries Phone ME 8-9064 Mason Heights Ridgeway Virginia GRAVELY FURNITURE CO., INC. Ridgeway Division Manufacturers of Fine Tables Since 1926 Offers Best Wishes for a Successful Future to The Senior Class of 1958 Ridgeway Virginia 154 CHESAPEAKE RESTAURANT COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS. INC The Most Complete Line of Dairy Products in Henry County Route 220 66 Church Street Phone ME 2-5163 Collinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia BETTER BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Formerly Known as Doyle lk Hall Mfg, Sr Supply Co., Inc. STUART ROAD Martinsville Virginia L. 8: F. REPAIR COMPANY All kinds of repair work Z4 hour Wrecker service 10 Chestnut Street Phone ME 8-8254 Martinsville Virginia Best Wishes to the Class of '58 STANLEY H. CLARK Building Contractor Phone ME 8-7233 1429 Rivermont Heights Martinsville Virginia CLYDE'S TELEVISION AND REFRIGERATION, INC. Collinsville Virginia Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Jnuwyuvun- 1 DEPT STORE Martinsville Virginia 1 Best Wishes ELMER'S CAFE Max Pate, Proprietor Martinsville Virginia THE CHARLES B. KEESEE EDUCATIONAL FUND. INC. This Fund , established by Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Keesee of Martinsville, Virginia, is in position to aid substantially a large number of boys and girls from Virginia and North Carolina who would like to be educated in Virginia Baptist schools and colleges. The Fund will alsoaid approved students for the ministry from Virginia or North Carolina who wish to study in any one of the four theological seminaries of the Southern Baptist Convention. Financial aid is in the form of cash grants to those students who are entering or planning to enter the Baptist ministry or to engage in specific religious work for the Baptist denomination. To all others the aid extended is in the form of cash loans to be repaid with interest at low rates. According to the will of Mr. Keesee, students from the Blue Ridge Association will have first consideration when applying for aid from this fund. For further inforniation address W. R. Broaddus, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer, Box 226, Martinsville, Virginia. ADAMS GARAGE General Auto Repairing Bridge Street Martinsville Virginia FAGG'S DRUG STORE Friendly Service We Specialize in Prescription Work Our Best Wishes to a Good School Phone Me Z-3103 Martinsville Virginia SERVICE PRINTING CO. Printers - Stationers We Make Rubber Stamps Phone ME Z-3241 Z0 Bridge Street Martinsville Virginia MCCOLLUM-FERRELL Is the Name for Fine Shoes in Martinsville Virginia HURD ELECTRIC SUPPLY Electrical Distributors Quality Service 2.17 E, Main Phone ME Z-4196 Martinsville Virginia YOUNG'S STORE Groceries Wayne Dog Food Sherwin-Williams Paint Sinclair Gas 8: Oil , Goodyear Tires 'ff- V al, Phone ME 2-9249 ,. Martinsville Virginia MITCHELL MOTORS. INC. WYATT BUICK SALES CO. When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them Sales Service Phone ME 2-9759 614 West Church Phone ME Z-6338 Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia WARD BROS. SELF SERVICE GROCERY Open Seven Days A Week Phone ME 8-0669 PENN STORE H. M. Rea General Merchandise Work Clothing Shoes Martinsville Virginia Spencer Virginia 2 II I Y - Car Troubles Vanish 'V at H? VILLA HEIGHTS RIDGEWAY GARAGE Dan Connor, Proprietor Route 220 Phone ME 8-0934 Ridgeway Virginia City Conveniences in the County Route 220 North Martinsville Virginia CRAIG BROTHERS LUMBER C0. Rough and Dressed Lumber W .J. Craig Owner Manufacturers of Spencer, Virginia 7 1 Betty Hundley and Lucy Stultz working on display for Social Studies Class. Phone Ma rtinsville ME - 26694 H.C. LESTER Your Texaco Deale 1' Martinsville Virginia THE BEST STUDENTS are the best-informed students KEEP ABREAST OF THE NEWS . . by reading THE ROANOKE TIMES Ehr EKIIZIUITRP miirlh-Nvmz Each Weekday Afternoon 158 BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC. Everything to Build Anything DuPont Road ME 2 -9747 Martinsville Virginia MARTINSVILLE OFFICE SUPPLY INC. 33 W. Main St. Where Students Come First For Quality School Supplies We are agents for Underwood Typewriters CHILDRESS-WEST. INC. Real Estate - Insurance 25 Broad Street, P. O. Box 943 Martinsville Virginia Shop at George 's GEORGE'S GIANT MARKET Fayette St. Martinsville Virginia LOVE 81 THOMPSON MARKET Chatham Heights Martinsville Virginia PRI LLAMAN'S MARKET R. W. 8: R. S. Prillarnan, Props. Dealer in Quality Meats Phone ME Z-5124 Fayette St. Martinsville Virginia CHATHAM HEIGHTS AMOCO 900 E. Church Stafford Eanes, Manager Martinsville Virginia TROXLER FURNITURE CO. Complete Line of Horne Furnishings Sz Philco Appliances Phone ME 2-6349 Martinsville Virginia Congratulations to the Class of 1958 MARTINSVILLE BULLETIN I 'S These aided in giving polio shots to Drewry Mason students. V S if ELECTRIC POWER CUMPMIY 160 FORD INSURANCE COMPANY Correct Protection Telephone ME Z-3451 l Walnut Street Martinsville Virginia BAND INSTRUMENTS FOR RENT! LEED'S MUSIC CENTER 100 E. Main Phone ME Z-3097 Martinsville Virginia Lloq ' Inc B. 81 D. MOTOR SALES, INC. eweimd. 27 Church Street n'8'h w EI ,,:, U Martinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia Congratulations to the TED'S MEN'S SHOP Exclusive but not Expensive Men's 81 Students' Wear With That Different Look 104 Ea st Main Martinsville Virginia S ENIOR CLASS JOHN M. KOGER General Merchandise Horsepasture Virginia BONDURANT FURNITURE 515 West Church Street ME 2-3397 Martinsville Virginia MUTUAL FEDERAL LOAN Z77 npv T FEDERAL SMNGS 'AND LOAN ASSOCIATION BURROUGHS-WHITE CHEVROLET CORPORATION Sales Service Services On All Makes Cars And Trucks - - I va FII . . . Martmsville -1- l' V11-gmia 1 CH EV ROLETX Ii 75 lf' ' Y GEORGE O. JONES 8. SON General Merchandise Dupont Paints Philco Appliances T. K. Jones, Jr. and Clarence Harris Ridgeway Virginia BOOTH-WHITE SPORT SHOP, INC. 304 Main St. - Telephone 277 Fred Nichols and Tommy Morris Danville Virginia 162 MARTINSVlllE NOVELTY CORPORATION Table Manufacturers Since 1929 Martinsville Vmrginia HENRY COUNTY PLYWOOD CORP. PATTERSON'S DRUG CO. Safe Service Drug Store Free Delivery Phone ME 2-2125 Martinsville Virginia lobman' Famous for wear tested brands Martinsvxlle Virginia 163 WIllIAM'S READY MIX North Lester Street Martinsville Virginia BRYANT'S SPORTS CENTER Complete Line of Recreation Supplies Mary Ellen Coleman Phone ME 2-4177 Connie Koger: ll9 E. Main ,, , ln one act play Elmer Martinsville Virginia Best Wishes SHROPSHIRE GROCERY to Class of '58 General Merchandise nd Ridgeway Virginia Martinsville Virginia Best Wishes to the Class of '58 J. LESTER Rossnson AXTON HOME IMPRQVEMENT Gene,a1Mmha,,diSe Route 3 Near Spencer Collinsville Virginia Martinsville Virginia 164 Congratulations Nearly Everybody at Drewry Mason Listens To WHEE 1000 Powerful Watts Martinsville Virginia SCOTT'S Produce at Fresh Meats Ridgeway Virginia RICH Oll SALES, INC. Dial ME Z-4139 P. O. Box 1008 Martinsville Virginia GEORGE T. WINN AND SON General Merchandise Guano -- Coal Axton Virginia 165 BEST WISHES to D. M. H. S. 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