Dublin High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Dublin, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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BaBm } - - T ' ’ PULASKI COUNTY H 00L LIBRARY V ■ j ? niA V ; PULASKI COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY THE ANNUAL STAFF Jane Allison Peggy Colley Co- editors Freida Compton Ernestine Woodyard Business Managers Diana Meredith Cathy Tilson Activities Editors Bobby Tucker Cathy Wheeling Sports Editors Jimmy Dunnigan Staff Artist Loy Harris Phyllis Shelburne Feature Editors Mont Quesenberry Linda Sayers Senior Editors Sharon Farris Junior Editor Mary Catherine Farris Sophomore Editor Sally Evans Freshman Editor Sue Pannell Eighth Grade Editor Loretta Jennings Patsy Me Craw Judy Trail Bernice Turman Typists Joe Gaino Photographer Miss Louise Allison Sponsor DU FOREWORD The Annual Staff is pleased to present to you the 1960 Maple Leaves . We thank all those who helped make this annual possible by their time, effort, co-operation, and patience. We have pointed outclasses, faculty, students, sports, and special events so you can recall the years we have spent together at Dublin High School. We have tried to depict for you Dublin High School in the many phases that have helped in further- ing our education. CONTENTS Dedication 5 Our School 6 Administration 14 Faculty 15 Classes Senior 20 Junior 53 Sophomore 61 Freshman 69 Eighth Grade 75 Athletics 83 Activities 97 Features 113 Advertisements 120 4 We dedicate this annual to a teacher, a friend, a senior sponsor, and a play di- rectors person who has always given freely of herself and her time to assist us in our many activities, and has been constantly in- terested in and concerned with the students in our school. It is our pleasure to honor Mrs. Dorothy Carter Reckin our 1960 Maple Leaves. I IM Our inspiration for the day is found in homeroom devotions. Great opportunities to expand our horizon may be derived from classes in history, art, languages, English, sciences, and vocational subjects. The thoughtful consideration of information and experience in these varied areas gives enrichment to our lives now, and helps prepare us for taking our places in the adult world. ■ I AND SURROUNDING US IS THE CONSTANT REMINDER OF THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE OURS - hod vole. -fnnBW — hviftr ! !■ f� (! � ■« c 9 h Or l£rti t Nuzlcui i yr — kJucie 1 4 (ruUai- V— ml WE TREASURE BOTH THE The routine of each day sweeps the adminis - tration and the students through a maze of activities that are necessary for the smooth operation of a large school. The day begins for the absentees by obtaining an excuse to re-enter classes from Mr. Dobson. The administration and staff are always on hand to instruct, advise, and direct in all our undertakings. Classes, homework, projects, tests, research, and term papers give the body and framework to our education. Physical education gives instruction in health, first aid, driver training, and provides for participation in games and systematic exercise. We learn to become good spectators and to partici- pate with good sportsmanship. [ v iO - -- t ' T ■ IS AN INTERESTING AND WELL- ' C OURS Shop experience in some of our vocational classes gives practice workin understanding and using machinery. ROUNDED CURRICULUM Chemistry is becoming increasingly impor tant in our world where science is stressed. More ?nd more opportunities are offered to those with scientific training. 1 1 ACTIVE PARTICIPATION Clubs provide our stu- dents with many oppor- tunities to serve our school and to promote good citizenship. An im- portant part of school is carried on by such organ- izations as Beta Club, F. T.A. , F.H.A., F.F.A., Key Club, and student publi- cations. IN STUDENT 12 PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE In this, your 1959-60 Dublin High School year- bookyou will have a treas- ury of highlights, activi- ties, and events of this school year. I predict that this book will become more valuable to you as the years go by. Unfort- unately you will not see many of your school friends again and this book will re-kindle fond memories of Dublin High School, its faculty, and its students. I hope you will find many pleasant mem- ories while leafing through your Maple Leaves. Please remember too, that there is nothing so lasting as a true friend- ship PRINCIPAL Numa P. Bradner, B. S., Ed. M. Hampden- Sydney and Virginia Polytechnic Institute Miss Helen Cecil, Secretary Mrs. Mabel McLeod, Bookkeeper Miss Louise Allison, B. S., M. A., Librarian Radford College, Ohio State University John Ralph Allison, B. S., Ed. M., Mathematics Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mrs. Ann L. Armbrister, B. A., English Emory and Henry College Miss Frances Atkins, B. S. , Home Economics Radford College Mrs. Claudia L. Bowman, A. B., Social Studies Radford College ...working hard ? Mrs. Ellen S. Brubaker, B. A., English, Public Speaking, Social Studies Allison College Mrs. Elizabeth P. Byrd, B. S., General Business, Shorthand, Typing Radford College Miss Shirley Anne Carter, B. S., English Radford College Miss Ora H. Cassady, B. S., M. S., Mathematics Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Radford College Mrs. Mary M. Copenhaver, B. S., English University of Virginia Blaine R. Corder, A. B., Band Director Fairmont State College, West Virginia University Lloyd Raynor Cregger, B. S., Physical Education, Geography, Civics East Tennessee State College Eddie C. Crews, B. S., Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Bluefield College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mrs. Janell N. Dobbins, William A. Endicott, B. S., Physical Education A. B., Biology. General Science Radford College Georgetown College V Ck4_ o) SUjutX _ “ TW Paul J. Fleming, B. S., M. S., Physical Education, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra Concord College, West Virginia University FACULTY LAST minute before the bell Mrs. Virginia L. Fulcher, B. S., General Science Longwood College Mrs. Anne McConnell Grigsby, B. S., English Radford College Mrs. Barbara C. Harris, B. S. , Music Concord College Robert C. Hartsock. B. S., Art, Physical Education Concord College, Radford College Mrs. Ruth H. Howe, B. A., English Emory and Henry College I i Mrs. Herley P. Hudson, A. B., English, Reading Lynchburg College M. D. Kelly, B. S., English Radford College Mrs. Judith G. Kinter, B. A.. Government, Economics Westhampton College, Madison College Mrs. Lillian W. Lemons, B. S., Home Economics Radford College, Graduate work at V. P. I. Mrs. Vernelle S. Lytton, B. A., Government, American History Madison College It ' s time for work. Mrs. Sylvia S. McPeak B. S., Mathematics Radford College Mrs. Mabel Glenn Meadows, Mathematics Atlantic Christian College, Women ' s College of the University of North Carolina Mrs. Clarita H. Morgan, B. S., M. A., English, Spanish New York University, University of Tennessee Mrs. Canary H. Newman, B. S., Guidance Radford College Mrs. Dorothy C. Reck, B. S., Business Education Radford College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mrs. Ruth W. Sloop, A. B., General Science, Physics Meredith College %• Robert H. Riley, B. S., Industrial Arts East Tenn. State College To A yoJ VOtKtt • Mrs. Carolyn B. Smith, B. S., Chemistry, Science Radford College Mrs. Joann S. Smith, B. S., Mathematics Radford College IK. IRil « 51 - 60 C. Earl Tilson, B. S., M. S., Vocational Agriculture Washington and Lee University, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Miss Irene Umberger, B. S.. Business Education Radford College, Graduate work at V. P. I. Miss Peggy S. Warden, B. S., English, World History Radford College Mrs. Joyce K. Whitmer, B. S., Health, Physical Education Radford College G. G. Wygal, B. S. , Vocational Agriculture Emory and Henry College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, University of Virginia Mrs. Martha S. Young, B. S., American History Concord College CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Hazel Dulaney, Mrs. Lucille Roseberry, Mrs. Louise Dobyns, Mrs. Woodie Mady. OUR HELPFUL HANDS BUS DRIVERS First row: Johnny Jackson, Byron Meredith, Buddy Hudson, Roger Micou, Buck Simms. Second row: Eddie McCoy, Danny Smith, John French, Lee Graham, Burnie Lovern, Olen Smythers, Jimmy Graham. v .,, - jo cn u O . ' U tL „ frcsJM ' nf( f P‘ f L J y [■£%? x r r™ v- v- ' i Si 0 } J - 3 JlJlrrucjuil) e- r: (3 ■ ' . ( , y V6 n -M ' 4- % «u fi A ■ J T $• vV gf , • | ' s: y ih : %£P - , umAo, ' Vt W s£ 1 _ iJow U Gh Jimmy Graham, Linda Sayers, Mont Quesenberry, and Wayne Bruce. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jimmy Graham Wayne Bruce . . Vice President Linda Sayers Mont Quesenberry Loy Harris I J SENIOR CLASS I960 In September 1955, approximately three-hundred bewildered students entered Dublin High School. It took us quite a long time to become acquainted with the new building and the various high school activities. We worked very hard all that year to keep up with all our studies and the fast pace of high school life. Richard Wayne Abell Abe Barry Albert Jane Mueller Allison Martha Ann Allison Barry Jane Martha Wendell Worth Allison Might y Margaret Ellen Armstrong Ellen Alvin Atkins Chipmunk Sandra Ann Bailey Sandra James Lee Belcher Jimmy Connie Baker Boothe Connie Carlos Wayne Bruce Wayne Doug Bryson Doug Hilda Bryant Bruce Hildegarde Janice Gunn Bryson Jane Mary Lea Brown Mary Lea Brenda Joyce Bryson Brenda Donna Jo Bays Donna Glenn Brillheart Glenn Robert Gray Bruce Bobby Julia Ann Buford Judy Ann Connie Faye Bullion Faye Peggy Sue Chrisley Sally Sue Harry Covey Harry Joyce Emily Covey Joyce Mary Ellen Covey Ellen Mollie Sue Covey Mollie Gerald F. Danner Jerry Otis Davidson Otie Harry I. Decker Jr. Butch Leslie Keith Dishon Pete SENIOR CLASS I960 Our freshman year found us more at ease and participating in numerous school activities. The many clubs and sports offered us an opportunity to work together and become better acquainted with our teachers and fellow students. We were beginning to realize and appreciate the values of a high school education. 25 SENIOR CLASS I960 We were in the full swing of things cur sophomore year as we started planning our careers. We chose our courses carefully because they formed the foundation for our life ' s work. We had many important decisions to make; however, we received much help from our guidance director, as well as, from our teachers. David Lee Dobyns Dave Sue Carol Doss Sue Jane Lineberry Duncan Jane Peyton Howard Duncan Peyton Gerald Dunford Dunford Shirley Sue Franklin Shirley William Franklin Ram John French Frenchie • Joe Gaino Draino Kenneth Goad Ken Mildred Ann Haga Bookie Jean Ellen Hines Jean James Lewis Graham, Jr. Jimmy Joanne Baldwin Hagy Moose Jerry D. Gallaher Jerry Layman Lee Graham, Jr. Lee Clarice Jean Hardy Jeanie Jerry Clifford Giles Jerry Barbara Ann Haga Bobby Loy Edwin Harris Loy Kenneth Hinkley Kenny Peggy Sue Hodge Sue Nancy Elizabeth Holliday Tucker Carol Hoosier Lutty Wilburn Cecil Hoosier Cecil Juanita Frances Hurt Frances Mary Lou Hubble Mary Lou David Crockett Huddle David Betty Jane Jarrells Betty Loretta Lee Jennings Rita Harry H. Hudson Buddy Buddy Wayne Keister Keister SENIOR CLASS I960 Our junior year was filled with many wonderful activities, the highlights of which were the prom and the junior-senior banquet. The prom brought to our minds a great number of old memories embodied in the theme Moments to Remember ; and Somewhere Over the Rainbow portrayed successfully the idea of our banquet. 29 PULASKI county high school library SENIOR CLASS I960 As 1960 drew nearer we became tense with excitement as we made plans for the long awaited moment when we would receive our high school diplomas. We worked hard many years, and at last graduation came. After graduation, we all went in different directions- each taking his station in his community, his state, and his nation. Mary Dean Linkous Deanie Sandra Aida Loar Birdy Patricia Marie Ledford Pat Norma Lee Lester Norma Burnie Temple Lovern Diesel Gloria Dawn Mabe Snookie Ralph Mabry Ralph Nelson Eddie McCoy Big Ed Patsy Yvonne Me Craw Pat Carole Grace McNeil Maggie Byron Meredith Barney Brenda Lee McGhee Brenda Eva Blanche McGuire Dank Meretha Me Peak Meretha Sandra Leigh Marshall Sandy Diana Joy Meredith Diana Roger Micou Roger Harold Martin Har old Eldridge Edward Moore Edward Bobby Lee Me Hone Bobby Howard Eugene Moore Moop Edwina Nester Bunny Gearldine O ' Dell Mousie Wallace Henry Owens Wally Eston E. Pack Pete Glenn Richard Myers Dick Elbert O ' Dell Elbert Betty Jane Peterson Jane Robert Larry Phillips Larry Gregory Montgomery Quesenberry Hayden Harold Quesenberry Mont Goose Sandra Alice Quick Quick Patricia Ann Rigney Pat J. C. Roudebush III Rademaker Cathleen Virginia Reece Cathleen Kelly Riggins, Jr. K. L. SENIOR CLASS I960 The four major sports- -football, basketball, track, and baseball- -have played a big part in our high school life. One of the biggest thrills was being the District VI champions in football for two consecutive years. We had very successful seasons in the other sports which provided their share of excitement. 33 SENIOR CLASS I960 Some of us chose music as our elective course in high school. The band and chorus provided many assemblies and other opportunities for us to perform before our school and the surround- ing areas. Music has been hard work, but, at all times, we have had a sense of pride in our accomplishment, even though the performance has not been perfect. Peggy Ann Rupe Blondie Linda Elizabeth Sayers Linda James Seitz Big Jim Janice Lee Shelburne Janice Doris Jean Southern Kerviller Jerome Hunter Sowers Sowers Sandra Lee Sowers Sandy Danny Lee Smith Danny Thomas Spraker Tommy Marvin Richard Sutphin Richard Jerry Cassell Tate Bugs Betty Handy Thomas Veronica Lee Joyce Lee Thompson Patricia Goforth Tickle Wayne Tickle Joey Pat Wayne Catherine Ellen Tilson Cathy Betty Ann Tolbert Sally Judith Ann Trail Robert Denny Tucker Bernice Juanita Turman Judy Bobby Bernice Vivian Woodson Turman James Viers Bill Watson Harold Gene Wayne Chuck Jim Willie One Play SENIOR CLASS I960 We, as seniors, look back over five rewarding years in high school; and, as we leave, we take with us memories of events both pleasant and sad. It was here that we first began to know our- selves and to set up a purpose in life. Often we have left undone those things we ought to have done; and have done those things which we ought not to have done, but we are grateful for the many and varied onportunities which have come our way. Each senior has been influenced 1 36 Clyde George West, Jr. Catherine Sue Wheeling Rosalind Zona Wilson Junior Cathy Snicky Willie A. Wilson Ernestine Woodyard Wee Willie Stene greatly by the guidance and knowledge that he has received. We feel our school offers outstand- ing instruction in the fields of science, of languages, of home economics, of business, of agri- culture, of music, or of arts and some of us are leaving Dublin leaning toward a particular field. Graduation will commence a new era for each of us and we hope to approach the future with courage, enthusiasm, and a desire to achieve some degree of success in what ever we under- take. 37 BOY’S AND GIRL’S STATE First row: SaudraLoar, Bren- da McGhee, PatRigney. Stand- ing: Jimmy Graham, Mary Lea Brown, Buck Simms, Linda Sayers, Bill Simpson, Frances Kinder, and Mont Quesenberry. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Seniors participate in a variety of ways, such as working in the school store, assisting in the office, and driving school busses. College Day gave the seniors a chance to talk with college representatives who helped them plan their future. SENIOR DIRECTORY RICHARD WAYNE ABELL - Industrial Arts Club, 1,2; Arts and Craft Club, 1; Photography Club, 1; Track, 3,4. BARRY ALBERT JANE MUELLER ALLISON - Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; Band, eighth grade; Beta Club, 3,4; Maple Leaves, co-editor, 4. MARTHA ANN ALLISON - Library Club, eighth grade. WENDELL WORTH ALLISON - F.F.A., 1,2, 3, 4, sentinal, 4. MARGARET ELLEN ARMSTRONG - Spanish Club, 1. ALVIN ATKINS - F.F.A., 1,2,3. SANDRA ANN BAILEY - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; Photography Club, 1; Sub-Deb Club, 1; Girls ' Chorus, reporter and accompanist, 1; Mixed Chorus, 4; F.T.A., 4, DONNA JO BAYS - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; Latin Club, 1; Science Club, 2; Beta Club, 3,4, secretary, 4; F.T.A., 4; S.C.A., 3,4; Top Hat Tales, 4, feature editor, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4. JAMES LEE BELCHER - J. V. Football, 1,2; Track, 3. CONNIE BAKER BOOTHE - F.B.L.A., 2,3; Band, eighth grade, 1,2; F.T.A., 4. GLENN BRILLHEART - Beta Club, 3,4; Football, eighth grade, 4; Industrial Arts Club, 1; Science Club, 1; S.C.A., 2. MARY LEA BROWN - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; Latin Club, 1; Girls ' Chorus, accompanist, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2,3,4; Language Club, 2; Beta Club, 3,4; Girls ' State Representative. CARLOS WAYNE BRUCE - Football, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2,3,4; Bas- ketball, 2; Key Club, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3; S.C.A., 2,4. HILDA BRYANT BRUCE - Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; F.H.A., eighth grade; F. T.A., 3; F.B.L.A., 3. ROBERT GRAY BRUCE - Football, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4, co-captain, 4; Basket- ball, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2; S.C.A., 1,2, 3, 4, chaplain, 4; Industrial Arts Club, president, 1; Key Club, secretary, 2, vice-president, 3, president, 4; Science Club, president, 1; Beta Club, 3,4; Chorus, 2; Hi-Y, 3; Class Officers, president, 1, vice-president, 2, president, 3. BRENDA JOYCE BRYSON - Latin Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; F.B.L.A., 2,3; Beta Club, 3,4. DOUG BRYSON - Football, eighth grade, 1,3,4; F.F.A., reporter, 3. JANICE GUNN BRYSON - S.C.A., eighth grade; Beta Club, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; F.H.A., 2. JULIA ANN BUFORD - Band, eighth grade, 1; Sub-Deb Club, eighthgrade; F.H.A., eighth grade; Photograph y Club, 1; F.B.L.A., 3; F.T.A.,song leader, 3, treasurer, 4; Senior Play. CONNIE FAYE BULLION - Tri-Hi-Y, eighthgrade, 1; Girls ' Chorus, 1; F.H.A., 3,4; F.B.L.A., 3. PHILLIP CAMPBELL- J. V. Basketball, lj2; varsity Basketball, 3; Track, 3,4; Baseball, 4. ROBERT BRAMMER CECIL - F.F.A., 1,2; S.C.A., 2. WALTER LEE CHILDRESS - Football, eighthgrade, 1,2,3; Track, 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club, eighth grade, 1; S.C.A., eighth grade. PEGGY SUE CHRISLEY - Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; F.H.A., eighth grade; Tri- Hi-Y, 1,4. MARGARET SUSAN COLLEY - S.C.A., eighth grade; Library Club, 1; Latin Club, 1; Beta Club, 3,4; Maple Leaves, co-editor, 4. FREIDA VIVIAN COMPTON - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; F.B.L.A., 2,3; Beta Club, 3,4; Science Club, 1.2; Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; Top Hat Tales, 3,4, reporter, feature writer; Maple Leaves, business manager, 4; Junior Play. PATRICIA ANN CORNETT - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; Music Club, reporter, 1; Band, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1. HARRY COVEY - Football, 2,3,4; Industrial Arts, 2,3; Hi-Y, 3; F.F.A., 1,2. JOYCE EMILY COVEY - F.H.A., eighth grade, 3; Photography Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; 4-H Club, eighth grade; Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade. grade; Sub-Deb Club, 1; Latin Club, 1; Language Club, 2; Science Club, 2; Beta Club, 3,4; Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2,3,4; Top Hat Tales Staff, 4. MOLLIE SUE COVEY - F.H.A., eighth grade; 4-H Club, eighth grade; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4. HATTIE COX - Band, 1,2, 3, 4. DEE WAYNE CRAIG - Football, eighth grade, manager, 1,3; Basketball, eighth grade, manager, 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball, manager, 3; Track, 1,4; Photography Club, 1; Top Hat Tales Staff, sports editor, 4; Beta Club, 3,4; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4. BETTY LOU DALTON NANCY DALTON - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; Photography Club, 1; Girls ' Chorus, 1; F.B.L.A., 3. GERALD F. DANNER - Industrial Arts, secretary, 1; Language Club, 2; Science Club, 2; Arts and Crafts Club, 1. OTIS DAVIDSON - Football, eighth grade, 1,2,3, 4; Track, 1,3,4; Photography Club, 2; Science Club, 1; Industrial Arts, 2; Hi-Y, 3,4. HARRY I. DECKER, JR. - Football, eighth grade, 3,4; Basketball, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2,3,4; Key Club, 3,4; Hi-Y, 3; Photography Club, 2; Indus- trial Arts, 2. LESLIE KEITH DISHON - F.F.A., 1,2,3, secretary, 4; K.V.G., 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3,4. DAVID LEE DOBYNS - Football, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Band, eighth grade, 1,2,3, 4, president, 3, all state band, 2,3, dance band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Track, 2; Mixed Chorus, 3; Music Club, president, 1; Latin Club, 1; Science Club, 2; Key Club, 4. SUE CAROL DOSS - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; F.H.A., eighth grade; Latin Club, 1; 4-H Club, song leader, 1; Science Club, 2; F.T.A., 3,4; Beta Club, 3,4; S.C.A., 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2,3,4. JANE LINEBERRY DUNCAN - Tri-Hi-Y, president, eighth grade; Basketball, 1; Photography Club, reporter, 1; S.C.A., 1,2,3; Library Club, president, 1; F.T.A., 3; Class Officer, secretary, 2, treasurer, 3; Girls ' Monogram Club, 1; Science Club, 2; Maple Leaves, 3. PEYTON HOWARD DUNCAN - Industrial Arts, 1; Football, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; co-captain, 1; Track, 1; Baseball, 2. GERALD DUNFORD - Baseball, 2,3. SHIRLEY SUE FRANKLIN - Sub- Deb Club, 1; Photography Club, 1; Science Club, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A., 3,4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN - Hi-Y Club, 1,2; Key Club, 2,3,4, chaplain, 4; Football, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer, reporter, 3; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4, vice president, 3,4, all-state, 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club, eighth grade; Industrial Arts, eighth grade. JOHN FRENCH - F.F.A., eighthgrade, 1,2; Basketball, eighth grade, 2; Bus Driver, 4; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4. JOE GAINO - Dramatics Club, 2,3; Glee Club, 2; Maple Leaves Staff, 4; Basket- ball, 3,4; Latin Club, 1,2. JERRY D. GALLAHER JERRY CLIFFORD GILES - Basketball, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2,3,4: F.F.A., 1,3,4. KENNETH GOAD - Industrial Arts, 1; Football, 2,4; Baseball, 3. JAMES LEWIS GRAHAM, JR. - Band, eighthgrade, 1,2,3; Spanish Club, 1; S.C.A., 1.2. 3. 4, parliamentarian, 4; Football, 2; Science Club, president, 2; Key Club, 2, 3.4, lieutenant governor, 4; Beta Club, 3,4, president, 4; Class Officer, president, 4; Boy ' s State Representative; Bus Driver, 3,4. LAYMAN LEE GRAHAM, JR. - Bus Driver, 3,4. BARBARA ANN HAGA - Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Photography Club, 1; Music Club, 1; F.B.L.A., 2. MILDRED ANN HAGA - Torch- Y, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,3; F.H.A., 1,3. JOANNE BALDWIN HAGY - Band, eighth grade, 1; Latin Club, 1; Music Club, 1. MARY ELLEN COVEY - 4-H Club, reporter, eighth grade; Tri-Hi-Y, eighth 39 SENIOR DIRECTORY CLARICE JEAN HARDY - S.C.A., 1; F.T.A., 2; Sub-Deb Club, 1. LOY EDWIN HARRIS - Key Club, 4; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4, lieutenant, 3,4, field officer, 3,4, all-state, 2,3,4, president, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4, president, 3,4, all-state, 1,2, 3, 4; Music Club, 1, vice president, 1. JEAN ELLEN HINES - Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; Music Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; Photography Club, 1; F.H.A., 2; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4. KENNETH HINKLEY PEGGY SUE HODGE - Beta Club, 3,4; F.T.A., 3,4; 4-H Club, eighth grade, 1,2,3, 4. vice president, 1, song leader, 3; F.H.A., 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 2; Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade, 1. NANCY ELIZABETH HOLLIDAY - F.H.A., eighth grade; Sub-Deb Club, 1. CAROL HOOSIER - F.H.A., eighth grade; F.B.L.A., 2; Mixed Chorus, 3,4. WILBURN CECIL HOOSIER - Football, 1,2,3 F.F.A., 2,3,4. MARY LOU HUBBLE - Band, eighth grade, 1,2,3; F.T.A., 3, Beta club, 3,4; Language Club, r,2; Sub-Deb Club, 1; Science Club, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; S.C.A., 2. DAVID CROCKETT HUDDLE - Mixed Chorus, 1,2; Industrial Arts, 1; Science Club, 2. HARRY H. HUDSON - F.F.A., 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club, 1,2, 3, 4; S.C.A., 1. JUANITA FRANCES HURT - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; F.B.L.A., 2,3; Science Club, 1; Girls ' Chorus, 1,2; Mixed Chorus, 3,4; S.C.A., 3 BETTY JANE JARRELLS - F.H.A., eighth grade; F.B.L.A., 3; F.T.A., 4. LORETTA LEE JENNINGS - S.C.A., 1; Tri-Hi-Y, vice president, 1; Photography Club, 1; Band, 1,2; F.B.L.A., parliamentarian, 3; Maple Leaves, typist, 4. BUDDY WAYNE KEISTER - Football, 1,2; Track, 2,3,4; Industrial Arts, 1; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball, manager, 2,3,4; All- state band, 3. TOMMY KEISTER - Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Music Club, eighth grade. SHIRLEY RAY KEMP - Industrial Arts, 2. FRANCES MAY KENT - 4-H Club, eighth grade, 1; Science Club, eighth grade, 1. DOUGLAS DUVAL KIDD - Basketball, eighth grade, 1,2, 3,4; Science Club, eighth grade; Industrial Arts, vice president, 2; Key Club, 4. FRANCES ELIZABETH KINDER - Music Club, 1; S.C.A., 1; Majorette, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4, secretary-treasurer, 3, reporter, 4; F.B.L.A., 2,3, presi- dent, 3; Girls State Representative. SANDRA GUNN KING - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; 4-H, eighth grade, 1,2,3, presi- dent 2. vice president, 1; F.T. A., 3; Mixed Chorus. 1.2 3. JANET JUANITA LAWSON - Sub-Deu Club, eignth grade; F.H.A., eighth grade Tri-Hi-Y, 1. GERALD EUGENE LAWTON - S.C.A., eighth grade, 1; Top Hat Tales, reporter, 2,3; Language Club, 1,2; Freshman Class, vice president, 1; Band, eighth grade, PATRICIA MARIE LEDFORD - Sub-Deb Club, 1; Science, 1; F.B.L.A., 3; Beta Club, 3,4; F.H.A., eighth grade; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Librarian, 2,3,4. NORMA LEE LESTER - Spanish, 1; Language Club, 2; Beta Club, 3,4. MARY DEAN LINKOUS - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; Science Club, 1; F.B L.A., historian, 2,3; Beta Club, 3,4; Girls ' Chorus, 1’ Mixed Chorus, 2,3. SANDRA AIDA LOAR - Cheerleader, 1,2, 3, 4; Sub-Deb Club, vice president, 1; F.T. A., president, 4, chaplain 3; Beta Club, 3,4; Latin Club, 1,2; S.C.A., 4; Band, eighth grade, 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2; Dance Band, 2,3; Language Club, 2; Girls ' State Representative. BURNIE TEMPLE LOVERN - Bus Driver, 4. GLORIA DAWN MABE - Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; Band, eighth grade 1- Language Club, 2; F.B.L.A., 2,3; Beta Club, 3,4; F.T. A., 4. ’ RALPH MABRY - Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4; Football, 2; Baseball, 1,2, 3, 4. NELSON EDDIE McCOY - Football, eighth grade, 1,2; Band, eighth grade, 1,2,3; Key Club, 4; Track, 3,4; Industrial Arts Club, 1; Arts and Crafts Club 1- ffi-V 3; Chorus, 4. ’ PATSY YVONNE McCRAW - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; F.B.L.A., vice president 2,3; Maple Leaves, typist, 4. BRENDA LEA McGHEE - Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4; Sub- Deb Club, 1; F.H.A., 1; Science Club, 2; Beta, 3,4; Top Hat Tales, editor, 4; All-state chorus, 3,4; Girls State Representative. EVA BLANCHE McGUIRE - F.B.L.A., treasurer, 2,3; F.H.A., 2,3; Top Hat Tales, senior editor, 4; Beta Club, 3,4; Sub-Deb Club, 1; Chorus, 1,2,3. BOBBY LEE Me HONE - F.F.A., 1,2. CAROLE GRACE McNEIL - Sub-Deb Club, 1; Spanish Club, 1; Language Club, 2; Chorus, 3; Beta Club, reporter, 3,4; Top Hat Tales Staff, 4; Majorette, 4; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4. MERETHA McPEAK SANDRA LEIGH MARSHALL - Band, eighth grade; Girls Chorus, 2; Mixed Chorus, 3,4; Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; Tri-Hi-Y, 1. HAROLD MARTIN - Industrial Arts Club, 1; J.V. Basketball, 2; Track, 3; Base- ball, 2. BYRON MEREDITH - Baseball, 2; Basketball, 3; J. V. Football, 1,2; Beta Club, vice president, 3,4. DIANA JOY MEREDITH - F.H.A., eighth grade; 4-H Club, eighth grade; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club, 1; Science, 2; F.T. A., 3,4; Sub-Deb Club, 1; Maple Leaves, 4; Beta Club, 4. ROGER MICOU - Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3,4; S.C.A., reporter, eighth grade, 3,4; Key Club, secretary, 3,4; Arts and Crafts, 1; Library Club, 1; Hi-Y, 3; Chorus, 3. ELDRIDGE EDWARD MOORE - F.F.A.. 1,2. HOWARD EUGENE MOORE KATHERINE EPPERLEY MORRIS - F.H.A., 1,2,3. PATSY ELEANOR MORRIS - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; Girls ' Chorus, 1,2; F.B.L. A., 3; F.T.A., 4. GLENN RICHARD MYERS - Industrial Arts Club, 1; Science Club, 1; Baseball 3.4. EDWTNA NESTER - F.H.A Club, 2; Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade. PATRICIA LOUISE NESTER - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; F.H.A., 2,3,4. BETTY O’DELL - Beta Club, 3,4; F.B.L. A., 3. ELBERT O ' DELL - F.F.A., 1,2.3. GEARLDINE O ' DELL - Girls ' Chorus, 3; Mixed Chorus, 4. WALLACE HENRY OWENS - J. V. Football 2; Photography Club, 1. ESTON E. PACK - Industrial Arts Club, 1. BETTY JANE PETERSON - 4-H Club, eighth grade; F.H.A., eighth grade; Sub- Deb Club. 1. ROBERT LARRY PHILLIPS - Music Club, eighth grade; Spanish Club, 1; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4. GREGORY MONTGOMERY QUESENBERRY - Science Club, 1,2; Latin Club 1; Language Club, 2; Music Club, eighth grade, 1; Beta Club, 3,4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2.3.4, all-state chorus, 3; Senior Class treasurer, 4; Boys ' State Representative; Manle Leaves, junior editor, senior editor; Junior Play; Senior Play. HAYDEN HAROLD QUESENBERRY SANDRA ALICE QUICK - Music Club, reporter, 1; F.B.L. A., secretary, 2,3; Band, 3; Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2. CATHI SEN VIRGINIA REECE - Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Beta Club, 3,4. KELLY RIGGINS, JR. PATRICIA ANN RIGNEY - F.H.A., eighth grade; Sub-Deb Club, 2; Photography Club, 2; Girls ' State Representative. J. C. ROUDEBUSH, ni - Music Club, eighth grade; Hi-Y, 3; Key Club, 3,4; Junior Play; Band, eighth grade, 2,3,4; Football, eighth grade, Junior Varsity football, 1; Varsity football, 2,3,4. PEGGY ANN RUPE - F.H.A., 2, F.B.L.A., 3. LINDA ELIZABETH SAYERS - Class Secretary, eighth grade; Tri-Hi-Y, secre- tary, eighth grade; Sub-Deb Club, eighth grade; Junior Varsity cheerleader, 40 SENIOR DIRECTORY eighth grade, co-captain, 1; Varsity cheerleader, 2, co-captain, 3,4; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3,4; Language Club, 2, secretary, 3; Maple Leaves, eighth grade, senior editor; S.C.A., eighth grade, 1,2, secretary and treasurer, 4; Senior Class secretary; Key Club Sweetheart, 4; Junior Play; Girls ' State Representa- tive; Hom ecoming Court, eighth grade, Homecoming Queen, 4. JAMES SELTZ - Industrial Arts Club, 1,2; Chorus, 1. JANICE LEE SHELBURNE - 4-H Club, eighth grade, 1; F.H.A., eighth grade; F.T.A., 3,4; Sub-Deb Club, 1; Language Club, 2. PHYLLIS GAY SHELBURNE - 4-H Club, eighth grade Science Club, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Sub-Det Club, 1; Beta Club, 3,4; F.H.A., 1; Maple Leaves, 4; F.T.A., 4. EDSEL SIMMS - Science Club, 1,2; Latin Club, 1; Language Club, 2; Beta Club, 3,4; Basketball, 3; S.C.A., 3, president, 4; Boys ' State Representative; Key Club, 3, treasurer, 4; S.C.A., District Chairman, 4. WILLIAM A. SIMPSON - Football, eighth grade. 2,3, co-captain, 4; Basketball, ! eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1; S.C.A., 2,4; Mixed Chorus, 2,3,4; Hi-Y, 1,3; Key Club, 2,3,4; Beta Club, 3,4; Language Club, 1, president, 2; Homecoming King, 4; Boys ' State Representative; All-State Chorus, 3,4; All- Virginia Chorus, 3. JANE WHITLOCK SLATE - Sub- Deb Club, eighth grade; Photography Club, 1; F.B.L.A., 3; Beta Club, 3,4. DANNY LEE SMITH - F.F.A. Club, 1; J. V. Football, 2; Hi-Y, 2,3; Beta Club, 3,4. DORIS JEAN SOUTHERN - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade; F.H.A., eighth grade; Band, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4. JEROME HUNTER SOWERS - Industrial Arts Club, 2. SANDRA LEE SOWERS - Tri-Hi-Y, secretary, eighth grade, 1; F.H. A., eighth grade; Science Club, 1; Music Club, 1; F.B.L.A., 3; F.T.A., 3,4; S.C.A., eighth grade. THOMAS SPRAKER - Football, eighth grade, 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball, eighth grade, 2, 4; Baseball, 3,4; Industrial Arts Club, 1; Hi-Y, 3. MARVIN RICHARD SUTPHIN JERRY CASSELL TATE - F.F.A., treasurer, 1,2, 3, 4; K.V.G., 1,2, 3, 4. BETTY HANDY THOMAS - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1,2; Chorus, 1,2; Vice Presi- dent, eighth grade class; Majorette, 3. JOYCE LEE THOMPSON - Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; F.B.L.A., 3. PATRICIA GOFORTH TICKLE - Science Club, 1; Sub- Deb Club, 1; Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2,3; F.T.A., 2,3; Beta Club, 3,4. WAYNE TICKLE - Football, eighth grade; Industrial Arts Club, eighth grade; Track, 2,3,4. CATHERINE ELLEN TILSON - Tri-Hi-Y, 1; F.H.A., 1, v i c e - p r e s i d e n t , 2,3, parliamentarian, 4; Beta Club, 3, treasurer 4. BETTY ANN TOLBERT - Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; F.B.L.A., 2; F.H.A., 1,2, 3, secretary, 4. JUDITH ANN TRAIL - Band, 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y, vice-president, 1, eighth grade, treasurer; Student Faculty Committee, 1; F.B.L.A., 3; Maple Leaves, typist, 4; Photography Club, 1,2; Sub-Deb Club, 1. ROBERT DENNY TUCKER - Football, eighth grade, Junior Varsity Football, 1,2, Varsity Football, 3,4; Mixed Chorus, 3; S.C.A., vice-president, 3,4; Hi-Y, 2,3; Band, eighth grade, 1,3,4; Key Club, 2,3,4. BERNICE JUANITA TURMAN - Spanish Club, 1; Chorus, 1; Maple Leaves, typist, 4. VIVIAN WOODSON TURMAN - Industrial Arts Club, 1. JAMES VIERS - F.F.A., vice-president, 1,2, 3, 4. BILL WATSON - Industrial Arts Club, 1,2; Basketball, eighth grade; Hi-Y, 3. HAROLD GENE WAYNE - Track, 2,3,4; Football, 2; Science Club, 2; Chorus, 1, 2,3,4. CLYDE GEORGE WEST, JR. - Football, eighth grade, 3; Basketball, eighth grade; Bus Driver, 3,4. CATHERINE SUE WHEELING - Science Club, eighth grade; Library Club, eighth grade; Beta Club, 3,4; F.B.L.A. Club, 2,3; Top Hat Tales, feature editor, 2,3, reporter, 2; Maple Leaves, sports editor, 4; Majorette, 1,2, 3, 4, co-head majorette, 3, head majorette, 4. ROSALIND ZONA WILSON - Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, eighth grade, 1; Sub-Deb Club, 1; Latin Club. 1; Science Club, 2; Language Club, 2; Beta Club, 3,4. ' WILLIE A. WILSON - Industrial Arts Club, 1. ERNESTINE WOODYARD - Tri-Hi-Y Club, eighth grade, cheerleader, Junior Varsity, eighth grade, co-captain, 1, Varsity, 2,3,4; Sub-Deb Club , 1; Latin Club, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3,4; F.T.A., Club, 3,4; Maple Leaves, busi- ness manager, 4; F.H. A., eighth grade; Senior Play, 4. 41 Ernestine Woodyard Jimmy Graham OUTSTANDING I ■H Brenda McGhee Mont Quesenberry Cathleen Reece Jane Allison Mary Lea Brown Norma Lester OUTSTANDING Rosalind Wilson $ Edsel Simms Peggy Colley Frances Kinder SENIORS Bill Simpson JPrtJZds Cdr r( J tklusu (ftfasor? ' lea ct fa ? UuZs LjtVL ly. (f ' VTZ CO fa C 071 ' JSsroCyMisC ‘ f ru x� s )PaJy. Y?7cg ' z r 46 OU Cu iP-AyOUs fifa tcCacri 3f ?z46zs ZCfCMS ' t 6 ? u cA A cJ siu L Ac Cz y 47 yfazzt j) to a r W fus? J dfLcC ut •$A U IU ' U-S of yn znca Yl xcy. jio zfazs f I ' w ' .4 y . £ u.. ' r r-6( s 3f2cy?tCs J aZCd fo f C H£ xc 48 a Yitljru At v JV CnjU i Wmy ' UL c.iS ;r CP ' 4 jU 6 i vrunoc. w QsimJztntf. d 2rti sfrz ?L )$mc4s yVUcei Y l(2 Z4A 9tJ tAawZud. 49 t ' bCvt ftJ ' hAi ryJ cUs v V 4 m t tooV • $4 -0 AJmA tu T v S«Lu du U g ‘W ' S:.- • . j ty: , % Ly y 4jtjr A ,yrr AM n 0 lM jfJgL |fg ' ■ , .1 gpumi r- U v -f U dtosU; JA y, V w U f AjkAyru JuX, W0 t £ � jaU w- o ' Z U. 50 Front: Ernie Flynn, Faye Anderson, and Maynard Sayers. Back: Buddy Lawton and Larry McMillan. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS .... President Vice President .... Secretary . . . Treasurer .... Reporter Larry McMillan Maynard Sayers Faye Anderson Ernie Flynn . . . Buddy Lawton . Charles Akers James Akers Sandra Akers Faye Ann Anderson Jo Ann Armstrong Bonnie Arnold Charlotte Atkins Charlotte Atkinson Kenneth Bagby Bill Bartley Jeanette Beamer Raymond Bell JUNIOR Sandra Blackwell Phyllis Blair Reggy Blankenship Don Boitnott Ann Brown Garnette Buckland Samuel Carter Betty Cecil Carroll Cecil Alfreda Chrisley Kenneth Clevinger Brenda Cline Mary Coleman Manuel Collier Nancy Cornett Alice Cornwall Estel Cox Linda Crosier Barbara Dishon Linda Dishon CLASS Jo Ann Donley Kathleen Dulaney James Dunnigan Doyle Eller Rachael Fariss Sharon Farris Susan Flanagan Doris Flinchum Ernie Flynn Jimmy Gaino Linda Goad Jane Graham Wendell Graham Peggy Hamblin Lois Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Patricia Hanks Doris Harrell Hugh Harris Maynard Hedge JUNIOR Douglas Hubbard Patricia Hurst Rosalie Hylton John Jackson Thomas James Roslea Johnston Judy Jones Wilma Kemp . Li. mar-tW . Buddy Lawton Beaulah Letter John Linkous Lake Linkous Joyce Mabry Vernon McCoy Eddie McCraw Dorothy McDonald Carolyn McGraw Mary E. McGuire Larry McMillan Woodrow Maddy CLASS Bobby Martin Margie Martin Adell Meredith Brenda Moore Frank Moore Matilda Moore Wanda Morefield Paul Morris Johnnie Murdock Tessie Nester Marie Nuckols Judy O ' Dell Peggy O ' Dell Carline Paschal Sue Phillips Rodger Pike JUNIOR Allen Quesenberry Wilma Rasnake Dean Repass Ella Riner Frances Rupe Maynard Sayers Virginia Sayers Phill Scott Ramona Selleck Rodney Shelburne Shelby Shelton Linda Shrewsbury I Sue Shumaker Paticia Siler Charlotte Simpkins Larry Simpkins Glenda Smothers Marie Snyder Pat Solomon Freddy Spraker CLASS Darleen Staples Tommy Stone Bill Thompson Clayton Tickle Loreen Toliver Charles Tuck John Tucker Bonnie Wampler Elizabeth Weaver Julia Webb Linda Wheeling Betty Withers Not Pictured: Orville Akers Eunice Bane Sue Grey 1 I Students in world mstory class ex- pand their understanding of our present day world by studying the past. Public speaking classes gain experience in dramatics and speech assignments. Students in a science class increase their knowledge by watching an experiment. Linda Wilson, Jeanette Hill, Mary Catherine Farris, Charlotte Watson, and Tommy Graham. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Catherine Farris President Jeanette Hill Vice President Charlotte Watson Secretary Tommy Graham Treasurer Linda Wilson Reporter David Addington Carolyn Akers Ronnie Alexander Ronnie Alley Carolyn Allison Dale Allison Ellen Allison Joyce Arnold Donald Atkins Judy Bandy Charles Bane Bill Bolling Betty Ann Boothe Betsy Bowman William Boyd SOPHOMORE Joyce Bratton Bonnie Bryson Louise Buckland Ben Burke Shirley Cain Celia Caldwell Kay Campbell Carole Jo Chandler Billy Chinault Bill Chrisley Clara Chrisley Velma Chrisley David Chumbley Jimmy Coleman Merijoyce Collins Lutitia Cox Roswell Cox Nita Craig Bonnie Crane Danny Davis t ,1 Roy Davis Carl Dehart Robert Dickerson Walter Dobyns C. W. Dulaney Arnold Duncan Janice Eller Linda Eller Jayne Farmer Mary Catherine Farris Mary Jem Foltz Barbara French Tommy Gearheart Ralph Gilbert Shirley Goforth CLASS Sam Graham Tommy Graham James Gravley Mary Kate Greene Imogene Haines Avria Hall Dell Hall Patsy Halsey Martha Hamblin Bobby Harkrader Judy Harkrader Marvin Harler Larry Hash Linda Hash Luther Henley Bobby Herndon Jeanette Hill Nannie Lou Holt Betty Hubble Patsy Hylton Brenda Jarrells Mary Jarrells Dennis Jennings Howard Jennings Mary Helen Jennings Mike Johnston Trula Kelly Brenda Kemp Connie Kilby Charles Kincer William Kincer Joyce King Sherian Lancaster Brenda Landreth Cecil Lawson SOPHOMORE Curtis Lawson Dixie Lawson Stanley Lawson Bobby Lilly Phyllis Linkous Sharon Linkous Eric Litteral Bonnie Lover n Brenda McCambridge Brenda McCoy Haven McCoy Myrtle McCoy Loretta Me Craw Peggy McCraw Frances McDaniel Yonna McDaniel Jackie McDonald Douglas McGhee Johnny MacLeod Patsy Me Peak i t I I Vernie McPeak Reggie Marshall Roger Martin Susie Mathena Julia Meredith Laura Midkiff Anita Moore Sandra Moran Gaynell Morris Norman Morris Raby Moses Janice Mutter Ernest Nester Lewis Nester Lois Nester CLASS Darlene Nicewander Lotus Phillips Nancy Phillips Charlotte Phipps W. J. Phipps Dickie Price Elaine Quesenberry Helen Quesenberry Peggy Quesenberry Wanda Quesenberry Alfred Ratcliff e Kenneth Reed Lois Reedy Philip Richardson Billy Riddle David Roope Patsy Roope Walter Ruben Iris Rupe Rudolph Shelburne Eunice Sifford Merrill Sifford Edward Simpson Richard Skeens Virginia Skeens Ruth Ann Sloop Jerry Smith John Smith Sonny Smith Olen Smythers Judy Southern Woodson Spraker Howard Stevens Mabel Stowers Mardell Thompson SOPHOMORE Betty Tickle Jerry Tickle Susie Tickle Wayne Tolbert Ava Torrence Brenda Trussler Jerry Tucker Sandra Turner Douglas Vest Patty Vest Edith Viers Mary Warden Rochell Warden Charlotte Watson Eddie Wayne James Webb Carolyn Wheeler Teresa Whitaker Jerry Whitt Judy Whitten CLASS Dan Wilburn Joyce Wilson Linda Wilson Martha Wilson Gay Woodyard Selma Woodyard FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer David Graham . Dennis Sayers . Jimmy Micou . Edward Gardner Danny Akers Rita Anderson Deloris Albert Sharleen Atkins Carolyn Alley Shirley Bane Johnny Altizer David Bays Gerald Akers Glenda Assad Shirley Alexander Sharon Atkinson Paul Allison Virginia Barbre Carolyn Anderson Wesley Belcher FRESHMAN Rodney Blevins Danny Burton William Cole Annie Bocock Greg Carpenter Wayne Cook Donald Bruce Elizabeth Childress Kenneth Cox Maxine Burke Brenda Sue Chrisley Irene Cregger Linda Blackwell Yvonne Blevins Barbara Brookman Charles Buford Jerry Burnette Jimmy Campbell Ann Carter Brenda Chrisley Ray Coffey Nancy Colley Early Covey James Crabtree Linda Cressell Bobbie Duncan Janies Derflinger Arless Edwards Lacy Dishon Betty Estes Emma Sue Dudley David Farmer Margaret Crouse Donna Dunford Gerald Dillon Harry Edwards Donald Dixon Sally Evans Sandra Dulaney Buddy Farris CLASS Judy Finn Billy Gilbert Sherwood Haines Buddy Foltz Joyce Goad Janice Hall Joyce Gaino Melvin Graham Joyce Handy Joe Gallaher Jerlene Grubb Janice Harrell Virginia Farris Edward Gardner Rodger Gunn Rudy F line hum Harold Giles Doris Hall Judy Friend David Graham David Hancock Rose Marie Gaking Eugene Gregory Danny Hanks Tommy Harrell Jerry Hovatter John Hawkins Sandra Huddle Lyndal Hines Allan Jameson James Hopkins Delma Jones Phillip Hash Katherine Howell Arnold Hedge Stephen Humphrey Ann Hodge David Johnston William Horne Wanda Jones . ESHMAN Robert Keister Lane Kilby Lois Ellen Knotts Frances Lambert David Lilly Judy Linkous Rodger Lovern Peggy Mabry June McCoy Carol Me Law horn Linda Martin Ernest Meredith Carole Keister Baskerville Kent Henry Kinzer Elizabeth Lachica Eugene Lawson Bobbie Jean Linkous Susan Looney Iris Lyons Gloria McCoy Shirley McCoy Kenneth McMillan Mildred Martin James Micou Wanda Moore Edward Morgan Thomas Morris Myrtle Pauley Helen Phillips Betty Jo Phipp s Allen Poe Bobby Montgomery Sue Peterson Jerry Morefield Victor Phillips Harold Morris David Podruchny Bill Nolley Jerry Puckett CLASS Evelyn Rakes Gail Roseberry Betty Jane Simms Bobby Rasnick Eddie Saul Clarence Sink Linda Rigney Doris Seitz Goldie Solomon Ruth Robertson Martha Shelburne Bonnie Spence Clarence Quesenberry Betty Rasnake Carolyn Roope Gary Roseberry Tommy Shelton Sarah Siner Margaret Rice Dennis Sayers Linda Sue Smith William Rigney Shirley Semones Rebecca Southern Paulette Stephens Betsy Tate Emilie Thompson Michael Thompson Woodrow Tucker Judy Turman Gaye Turpin William Whitaker Woodie Stilwell Dorcas Turman Jerry Taylor John Turner Jo Ann Thompson Glenna Webb Archie Thornton Nancy Williams FRESHMAN CLASS Donald Wiseman Susan Woodyard Joan Wright Frank Young Not pictured: Ricky Beaver, Cecil Bullion, Paul Cox, Pamela McGinnis, Wendell Smythers, Christine Stowers. 72 Susan Graham, Jerry Davis, Dennis Ritter, and Kaye Wilson. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President .... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Susan Graham Kaye Wilson . Jerry Davis . Dennis Ritter Dianne Addington Charles Akers Duaine Akers Linda Alexander Gilmer Allison Sarah K. Arnold Bertha Atkins Charles Atkins Dean Atkins Dennis Atkins Glenna Atkins Freddie Austin Reba Bane Elwood Bentley Edward Bishop Faye Bishop Baxter Blevins Glenn Blevins Kaye Blevins Jorden Bocock Sue Boitnott J. W. Bowman Mary Bowden Stanley Branscome EIGHTH 1 Margaret Bratton Wayne Brown Sandra Bruce Curtis Buckner Eddie Bullion Cecil Bullion Drema Campbell Orlando Campbell Lillian Carden Evelina Carden Barbara Carter Brenda Cecil Barbara Chrisley Douglas Chrisley Dianne Chumbley Rosetta Cole Freddy Colley Gorden Collier Eddie Collins Garland Collins Jerry Collins Roberta Collins Ralph Cook Dale Conrad 1 Sallie Conrad Larry Cox Paul Cox Charles Crabtree Betty Jo Crane Freddie Cressell J. W. Crigger Betty Dale Curtis Dalton Douglas Dalton Freddy Dalton Hassie Dalton Larry Dalton Peggy Dalton Rachel Dalton Jerry Davis Larry Davis Linda Davis Moyer Davis Charles Dean Robert DeHart Diane Dobyns Terry Dudley Ann Dulaney GRADE Bonnie Goad Elwood Goad Judy Graham- Linda Graham Sidney Graham Susan Graham Jo Ann Duncan Linda Duncan Richard Duncan Robert Dunnigan David Early Wanda Edmonds Darlene Epperley Leroy Epperley Tommy Estes Helen Fain Harry Farmer Jacqueline Farmer - Larry Farmer Patricia Ferguson £0 David Forbes Douglas Franklin Nancy Friend Freddie Gilbert Thelma Grubb Billy Haga Bobby Haga Hurley Haga Bonnie Harless Roger Harrell Bill Harrison Rebecca Hash Freddie Hasson Diane Hinkley Jimmy Horton Lois Horton Conchita Huff Bonnie Sue Hurst Gordon Hurst Joyce Hurst Larry Hurst Carol Ingles Gloria Jackson Matthew Jarrells Shirley Jarrells Sandra Jennings Douglas J ohnston Larry Johnston EIGHTH t i Richard Kemp Douglas King James King Judy King Richard King Gayle Landreth Emogene Lawson Shirley Lawson Stanley Lawson Stanley Lester Teddy Lewis Lewis Linkous Paul Long Thomas Lytton Charles McCoy James McCoy Faye McCurry Kermit McCurrv Eddie McDaniel Wilbur McDonald Catherine McGuire Billy MacLeod Gerald Martin Vera Jane Mason Russell Melvin Martha Micou Teddy Montgomery Sue Mooney Diane Moore Barbara Morris E. B. Morris Danny Murdock Donna Mustard Blake Mutter Estell Nester Lewis Nester Roger Nester Charles O ' Dell Glenna O ' Dell Willie O ' Dell Boyd Osborne Elizabeth Osborne Barbara Owens Dorsey Owens Shirley Owens India Pack Sue Pannell Becky Phillips I GRADE Dorothy Phillips Vernon Poe Sherry Poole David Quesenberry Jerry Quesenberry Lonnie Quesenberry Randolph Quesenberry Rachel Quesenberry Richard Quesenberry Rosa Quesenberry Carolyn Reed Martha Reed Patsy Rhodes Marion Richardson Bonnie Riddle Sylvia Rigney Dennis Ritter Oscar Ritter Roger Roope Robert Roseberry Edith Ruben Dora Rupe Nancy Rupe Michael Rutherford 1 I I l,| James Sayers Kermit Sayers Richard Sayers Charlotte Semones John Snelburne Mary Shelburne Cecil Shelton Francis Shelton Dixie Shockley Thomas Showalter Donald Sifford Judith Sifford Roy Sifford Sue Sifford Carolyn Simpson Earnie Simpkins Harold Simpkins Kathryn Simpkins Leslie Simpkins Paul Simpkins Roger Simpkins Trent Simpkins Carolyn Simpkins Gray Sloop EIGHTH i j P Carol Sue Smith Dale Smith Esther Smith Herman Smith Robert Smith Delores Southerland Billy Stoots Doris Stoots Eugene Stoots John Stowers Carl Sutphin Larry Sword Jackie Thacker John Thacker Billie Thompson Linfred Thompson Sharon Thompson Belva Thornton Winston Thornton Judith Tickle Patsy Tickle Mary Jane Tolbert Edith Trail Sharon Trammell Bud Trigg John Tuck David Turner Rachel Vest Betty Lea Wall Jackie Ward Catherine Weddle Martha Westphal David Wheeling Guyda Whitaker Jesse White Sharon White Roger Whitlock Dean Whitt Brenda Wilburn Judith Williams Alvin Wilson Henry Wilson Julia Wilson Kay Wilson Lois Woodyard Kermit Woodyard Sharon Worley Wilma Wright I GRADE J 1 1 Not pictured: David Arm entrout, Geneva Atkins, Gilbert Atkins, Carlis Baker, Ann Bane, Chester Duncan, Henry Duncan, Paul Goad, Clint Hurst, Ellis Kinser, Peggy Ann Lambert, Gaye Long, Roger Lyons, Elwood McPeak, James Maddy, Fred Martin, Archie Morgan, Arthur Morgan, Diane Morris, Robert Quesenberry, Roger Quesenberry, Lilly Trail, Janice Waites, Donald Webb, Stephen Wilson. A 19 Root , root , root, for the home team, If they don ' t win, it ' s a shame. For it ' s one, two, three strikes you ' re out At the old ballgame ! The boys have practiced hard, Now it ' s time for a rest; But, wait until Friday night, The Dukes will be at their best. The game ' s about to start, The Dukes are coming in; Let ' s get started, An d win , win , win ! In rain, shine, sleet, or snow, Our cheerleaders are on the go ! ATHLETICS Left to right: Jerry Cannady, scout; Dave Brown, head coach; Paul Fleming, assistant coach. DUKE COACHES The combination of Dave Brown and Paul Fleming has helped the Dublin Dukes streak to another winning season to the tune of eight wins and two loses. Head Coach Dave Brown came to Dublin from Blacksburg where he coached football, track, and the wrestling team. He will also perform the same duties at Dublin and teach physical education. Coach Brown is a graduate of Andrew Lewis of Salem and Concord College of West Virginia. Assistant coach, Paul Fleming, came to Dublin from Graham High School. In addition to being assistant football coach, Mr. Fleming is the athletic director and head basketball coach. His duties also include teaching solid geometry and advanced algebra. Coach Fleming is a grad- uate of Concord College and has served as coach at Marion High School. Jerry Cannady, an architectual student from Virginia Tech, performed the scouting duties for the Dukes. i 82 DUKES 1959-1960 The Dublin Dukes, defending the District Six Championship, surged forward to a very successful season. The Dukes, fighting all the way, completed the 1959 season with eight wins and two loses. There were ten lettermen playing on the squad this year, and all ten boys will be graduating in June. The Dukes are looking forward to a victorious season next year as they enter Group 1-B competition. SCOREBOARD Dublin Dublin Wytheville 7 6 Martinsville 19 0 HHlsville 12 24 Pulaski 0 26 Pearisburg 0 31 Christiansburg 0 33 Blacksb urg 6 14 Narrows 14 39 Franklin Co. 12 35 Radford 7 13 Firstrow: Head Coach Dave Brown, J. C. Roudebush, Dave Dobyns, Reggie Marshall, Bill Bolling, Kenny Clevinger, Bill Thompson, John MacLeod, and Tom Gearheart. Secondiow: Doyle Eller, Bob Tucker, Wayne Bruce, Glenn Brillheart, Ken Goad, Bobby Bruce, Bill Franklin, C. L. Kincer, Harry Covey, and Coach Paul Fleming. Third row: Scout Jerry Cannady, Peyton Duncan, Fred Spraker, Alfred Ratcliff, Tommy Spraker, Mike Johnson, Reggie Blakenship, Otis Davidson, Bill Simpson, and Dick Price. Not pictured: Doug Bryson. 1 ' • ' rS. : ' :r ... • - • . ■■ ■ . 4 y,. ' . . ' . ; ' n- stgc % • -:- ,-. ..... .wyr-. ‘5v3 First row: Woodson Spraker, Buddy Farris, Robert Keister, Ronnie Alexander, David Farmer, Jimmy Micou, Kenny McMillan, Jimmy Derflinger, Roy Davis, Ernest Meredith, Tommy Shelton, David Bays. Second row: Coach Hartsock, BillKincer, Danny Davis, Tom Graham, Eddie Wayne, John Turner, David Graham, Edward Gardner, Howard Jennings, Harold Morris, Donny Bruce, Woody Tucker, and Coach Crews. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Virginia Baptist 0 Pulaski 7 Pearisburg 6 Narrows 26 Coach Crews SCOREBOARD Dublin 30 Radford 20 Dublin 6 26 Wytheville 6 0 4 Christiansburg 19 6 0 Blacksburg 0 6 Coach Hartsock 86 EIGHTH GRADE SQUAD SCOREBOARD Narrows Wytheville Pulaski Dublin Dublin 0 40 Radford 40 0 13 13 Christiansburg 18 0 0 0 Andrew Lewis 31 0 First row: Blake Mutter, Charles Crabtree, Archie Morgan, Harry Farmer, Charles Akers, Richard King, Bill MacLeod, and Bobby Roseberry. Second row: Morgan Davis, Kirby Blevins, Buddy McDonald, Butch White, Warren Brown, Dale Conrad, Gray Sloop, Kermit McCurry, and Allen Poe. Third row: Coach Cregger, Eddie Collins, Vernon Poe, Charles O’Dell, David Turner, Miggie Ritter, Roger Whitlock, Jerry Martin, and Coach Eddie McCoy. Harold Martin, Maynard Sayers, Buddy Lawton, Jerry Giles, Joe Gaino, William Franklin, Bill Simpson, Ralph Mabry, Doug Kidd, Larry McMillan, Butch Decker, Fred Spraker, Dee Wayne Craig, Lee Graham, Doyle Eller, Coach Fleming, and Coach Cregger. | I VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Fleming Coach Cregger SCOREBOARD Dublin Dublin Wytheville 55 52 Galax 18 29 Narrows 91 59 Hillsville 45 65 Pulaski 51 53 Wytheville 58 61 Galax 57 61 Christianburg 52 51 Blacksburg 47 51 Pearisburg 72 63 Pearisburg 69 53 Narrows 94 83 Christiansburg 68 72 Hillsville 65 64 Radford 73 68 Pulaski 50 60 Blacksburg 64 53 Radford 79 86 88 Butch Decker, Guard Bill Simpson, Forward Bill Franklin, Guard Doyle Eller, Center Jerry Giles, Guard Ralph Mabry, Guard Harold Martin, Forward Doug Kidd, Forward Dee Wayne Craig, Center Joe Gaino, Forward Ronnie Alexander David Addington, Managers Lee Graham, Forward Tommy Gearheart, Bill Nolley, Wayne Eddie Wayne, Kay First row: Woodson Spraker, Dennis Sayers, David Graham, Bobby Dickerson, Danny Davis, Melvin Graham, Danny Hanks, and Ernest Meredith. Second row: Tolbert, Tommy Graham, Howard Jennings, Mike Johnson, Edward Simpson, Campbell, and Coach Eddie Crews. J.V. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Dublin Pulaski 34 48 Wytheville 35 49 Narrows 36 48 Pulaski 29 45 Galax 30 40 Blacksburg 60 47 Pearisburg 27 46 Christiansburg 44 56 Radford 42 40 Blacksburg 52 50 Galax 38 54 Graham 39 57 Hillsville 35 47 Wytheville 32 43 Christiansburg 36 44 Graham 55 43 Pearisburg 30 37 Narrows 52 44 Hillsville 47 39 Pulaski 48 35 Radford 61 50 Coach Crews 90 I EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Wytheville 23 Dublin 35 Pulaski 34 27 Pearisburg 10 52 Christiansburg 27 21 Graham 36 21 Wytheville 28 22 Christiansburg 29 31 Graham 33 24 Pearisburg 16 39 Pulaski 34 29 Radford 44 40 Radford 27 39 Coach Hartsock First row: Dale Conrad, Glenn Blevins, Eddie Collins, Kermit McCurry, Butch White, Buddy MacDonald, and Allan Poe. Second row: Lewis Nester, Bill Harrison, Tommy Estes, Orlando Campbell, Charles O ' Dell, Gearld Martin, Ernie Simpkins, Roger Whitlock, and Coach Hartsock. First row: Manager Rudy Flinchum, Harold Nester, Danny Davis, Roger Pike, Bobby Dickerson, John Hall, and Manager Orlando Campbell. Second row: Wallace Bruce, Wayne Bruce, Tom Gearheart, J. C. Roudebush, and Jerry Giles. Third row: Manager Dee Wayne Craig, Clayton Tickle, Ken Goad, Richard Myers, Tom Spraker, Wallace Flinchum, and Coach Ken Dobson. SPRING SPORTS The spring sports at Dublin High School have advanced the school ' s athletic program and have also given the school additional recognition in this area of the state. Baseball was one of the first sports at Dublin and it has advanced considerably since its first days at the old Dublin In- stitute. For example, the 1959 team won the Golden Triangle Championship. Ken Dobson, now assistant principal, was the coach; and he and the team are to be congratulated for their out- standing representation of Dublin High School. For the track team, it could be truthfully said that it has done its partfor D. H. S. Track is the youngest sport at Dublin, with the exception of wrestling, which was started this past year under the coaching of Dave Brown. The track team placed second in the district meet and then went on to the state track meet to win fifth place. The advancement of the athletic program has, not only, provided exceptional entertainment for spec- tators, but also, has provided a greater variety of activities in which a larger number of students may participate. 92 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Betty Jo Crane Linda Smith Sue Pannell VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Linda Sayers Sandra Loar Ann Brown Ernestine Woodyard ACTIVITIES Idsel Simmj Glenda Smothers Vice President Linda Sabers Secretary Roger Micou Reporter obpy Bruce .Chaplain Jimmy Graham Parliamentarian Mr. Kenneth J. Dobson Advisor First row: Bobby Bruce, Linda Sayers, Glenda Smothers, Buck Simms, Roger Micou, Jimmy Graham, Mr. Kenneth Dobson. Second row: Shirley McCoy, Anita Moore, Loreen Tolliver, Rachel Quesenberry, Gaye Turpin, Rebecca Southern, Sandra Loar, Charlotte Simpkins, Donna Jo Bays, Faye McCurry, Patsy Rhodes, Judy Williams, Betty Jane Simms. Third row: Tommy Shelton, Dennis Sayers, Dale Conrad, Gray Sloop, Wayne Bruce, Bobby Tucker, Bill Simpson, Charles Dean, Mary McGuire, Carolyn McGraw. Fourth row: Bobby Herndon, John MacLeod, Doug Franklin, Ernie Flynn, Tommy Stone, Walter Dobyns, Doug Bryson, William Franklin, Buddy Hudson. Not pictured: Catherine Weddle, Doris Stoots, Jeanette Hill, Linda Wilson, Trula Kelly. 4 BETA CLUB First row: Rosalind Wilson, Donna Jo Bays, Jimmy Graham, Byron Meredith, Carole McNeil, Cathy Tilson, Mrs. Hudson. Second row: Jane Allison, Jane Slate, Rosalie Hylton, WilmaRasnake, Linda Crosier, Mary Lou Hubble, Janice Shelburne, Freida Compton, Glenda Smothers, Cathy Wheeling, Ellen Covey, Phyllis Shelburne, Peggy O ' Dell, LindaSayers, Darlene Staples, Jeanette Beamer, Patsy Hurst, Betty O ' Dell, Barbara Dishon. Third row: Dean Repass, Nancy Cornett, Mary Dean Linkous, Pat Solomon, Mary McGuire, Mary Lea Brown, Sandra Quick, Pat Ledford, Diana Meredith, Janice Bryson, Patsy Tickle, Sue Hodge, Norma Lester, Carolyn McGraw, Julia Webb, Roslea Johnston, GloriaMabe, SandraLoar, Brenda Bryson, Ernestine Woodyard. Fourth row: Ann Brown, Faye Ann Anderson, Sue Doss. Fifth row: Peggy Colley, Brenda McGhee, Frances Kinder, Eva McGuire, Leslie Dishon, Ernie Flynn, Roger Pike, Larry McMillan, Dee Wayne Craig, David Huddle, Mont Quesenberry, Danny Smith, Glenn Brillheart, Bobby Bruce, Bill Simpson, Roger Micou, Buck Simms. Not pictured: Cathleen Reece, Loreen Tolliver, Betty Withers. Rosalind Wilson Recording Secretary Carole McNeil Reporter Byron Meredith Vice President Cathy Tilson Treasurer Donna Jo Bays Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Herley P. Hudson Advisor First row Ann Brown, Eva McGuire, Judy Buford, Sandra Loar, Carole McNeil, Janice Bryson, Ernestine Woodyard. Second row: Mrs. R. H. Howe, Brenda Cline, SandySowers, Frances Hurt Mary Dean Linkous, Pat Solomon, Phyllis Shelburne, Donna Jo Bays, Shirley Franklin. Third “ w Mary Lea Brown, JaniceShelburne, Rachel Farlss, Jeanette P 8V Hamblin Julia Webb, Sandra Bailey, Diana Meredith. Fourth row: Sue Doss, Gloria Mabe, Connie Boothe, pictured: Hilda Bruce, Cathleen Reece. | Ernestine Woodyard Song Leader Judy Ann Buford Treasurer Eva McGuire Historian Carole McNeil Reporter, Chaplain Janice Bryson Secretary Mrs. R. H. Howe Advisor Ann Brown Vice President Roger Micou Secretary Ernie Flynn Vice President Edsel Simms Treasurer Bobby Bruce President Jimmy Graham Lt. Governor Mr. Paul Fleming Advisor Linda Sayers Sweetheart First row: Rog er Micou, Bobby Bruce, Linda Sayers, Buck Simms, Ernie Flynn. Second row: Roger Pike, Ken Clevinger, Maynard Sayers, Bill Thompson, Curtis Lawson, Reggy Marshall, David Dobyns, Eddie McCoy, William Franklin, Butch Decker, Mr. Fleming. Third row: Larry McMillan, Kay Campbell, Tommy Stone, Bill Simpson, Jimmy Graham, J. C. Roudebush, Wayne Bruce. Fourth row: Bobby Tucker, and Buddy Lawton. Not pictured: Loy Harris, Howard Jennings. Doug Bryson Reporter Wendell Allison Sentinel FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: Winston Thornton, Eugene Gregory, G. G. Wygal, Doug Hubbard, Leslie Dishon, Jerry Tate, Doug Bryson, Buddy Hudson, James Viers, Wendell Allison, Earl Tilson. Second row: Dean Atkins, Russell Melvin, Boyd Osborne, Frank Young, Walter Ruben, Arnold Hedge, Dennis Atkins, Jerry Taylor, James King, Rudy Flinchum, Baxter Blevins, Paul Cox, Edward Morgan, James Derflinger, Bud Trigg, Freddie Gilbert, Lewis Nester, Roger Gunn. Third row: Lake Linkous, Robert Harkrader, James Crabtree, Randolph Quesenberry, Freddie Cressell, Herman Smith. Charles Crabtree, Paul Simpkins, John Smith, Phillip Hash, Bobby Montgomery, Buddy Foltz, John Shelburne, Lane Kilby, Gilmer Allison, Sam Carter, Kermit Sayers, Estle Cox. Fourthrow: Manuel Collier, Jerry Giles, Lewis Nester, David Chumbley, Donald Dixon, Jerry Tucker, John Jackson, Billy Riddle, Luther Henley, Donald Atkins, Sonny Smith, Billy Chinault, Allen Jamison, Harry Edwards, Elwood Goad, E. B. Morris, Raymond Bell, Tommy James, Buddy Farris, William Cole, Cecil Hoosier. Fifth row: Jimmy Coleman, Duaine Akers, Archie Thornton, Baskerville Kent, Paul Morris, John Thacker, Sam Graham, Jerry Tickle, Wayne Tolbert, Ralph Gilbert, Roger Martin, Allen Quesenberry, W. J. Phipps, Olen Smythers, James Sayers, Lacy Dishon, and Wendell Smythers. Not pictured: Doyle Eller!) Paul Allison, Elwood Bently, David Roope, Rodney Shelburne, Orlando Campbell, Douglas Dalton, Larry Davis, James Akers, Gorden Hurst, Stanley Lawson, Archie Morgan, Richard Quesenberry, Johnny Linkous, Gary Roseberry, Trent Simpkins, John Tuck, Benny Hancock, Richard Sayers, Richard Duncan, Henry Wilson, Clayton Tickle, Henry Duncan, Freddie Hasson, Bobby Haga, William Vest, Kermit Woodyard, Garland Collins, J. W. Cregger. First row: Linda Cressell, Delma Jones, Peggy McCraw, Loretta McCraw, Loreen Tolliver, Pattie Siler, Betty Tolbert, Linda Wilson, Brenda Cline. Second row: Betty Jo Phipps, Gaye Turpin, Susie Mathena, Rita Anderson, Judy King, Wilma Rasnake, Rochelle Warden, Wilma Kemp, Rebecca Southern, Cathy Tilson. Third row: Wanda Jones, Susie Childress, Connie Bullion, Edith Viers, Carolyn Akers, Sue Phillips, LindaDishon, Brenda Kemp, Patricia Nester, Shirley Alexander. Fourthrow: Linda Crosier, Merijoyce Collins, Martha Shelburne, Elizabetn Lachica, Katherine Howell, Jayne Farmer, Tessie Nester, Joyce King, Elaine Quesenberry, and Miss Atkins. Not pictured: Lois Nester. Linda Wilson Vice President Betty Tolbert Secretary Wilma Rasn ake Reporter Linda Dishon Historian Cathy Tilson Parliamentarian THE MAPLE LEAVES Jane Allison Editor Peggy Colley Editor Miss Louise Allison Advisor Freida Compton Ernestine Woodyard Business Manager Business Manager Diana Meredith Cathy Tilson Bobby Tucker Cathy Wheeling Loy Harris Phyllis Shelburn Activities Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor Feature Editor Jimmy Dunnigan Mont Quesenberry Linda Sayers Sharon Farris Mary C. Farris Sally Evans Art Editor Senior Editor Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Sue Pannell Loretta Jennings Patsy McCraw Judy Trail Bernice Turman Joe Gaino Eighth Grade Editor Typist Typist Typist Typist Photographer Eva McGuire Johnnie Murdock Sandra Moran Donna Dunford Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Martha Micou Eighth Grade Editor Woodson Spraker Sports Editor Dee Wayne Craig Sports Editor Sandra King Typist Sue Hodge Typist Roger Micou S.C.A. Representative Ellen Covey Art Editor and Copy Reader Donna Jo Bays Feature Editor Sandra Loar Feature Editor j t - Faye Ann Anderson Feature Editor Freida Compton Feature Editor Carole McNeil Feature Editor DUBLIN - r+- HIG H BAND CLARINETS AND FLUTES First row: Sandra Dulaney, Lotus Phillips, Buddy Keister, Martha Wilson, Sherian Lancaster, Ruth Aim Sloop, Diane Shockley, Kathy Dulaney. Second row: C. W. Dulaney, Edward Simpson, Nancy Colley, Glenda Smothers, Susan Looney, Becky Southern, Doris Hall, Sarah Siner , June McCoy, David Lilly. TROMBONES Bobby Herndon, David Dobyns, Dale Hall, Jackie Thac- ker, Johnny MacLeod, David Bays Jerry Burnette, Barbara Haga, Mary Kate Greene. CORONETS AND TRUMPETS Firstrow: David Farmer, Mike Anderson, Danny West, Billy MacLeod, Linda B1 ackw ell , Eddie McDaniel. Second row: Dennis Jennings, Roger Micou, Avery Hall, Wayne Cook, Hattie Cox, Sandra Akers, Pat Led- ford, Patty Cornett. SAXOPHONES Walter Dobyns, Ben Burks, Tommy Stone, Carole McNeil, Woodrow Maddy, Don Wise- man, Tommy Keister, Kirby Blevins, Jimmy Bradner, Mike Burns. PERCUSSION Mike Rutherford Doris Southern Hugh Harris David Turner Gray Sloop FRENCH HORNS Dean Repass, Greg Carpenter, Yonna McDan- iel, Carolyn Allison BASSES AND BARITONES First row: Alfred Ratcliffe Jerr y Hovatter J. C. Roudebush Second row: Larry Hash John French Loy Harris Cathy Wheeling Frances Kinder Carole McNeil Linda Wilson Judy Jones Nancy Hamilton Glenda Smothers First row: Julia Wilson, Joyce Hurst, Mary Bowden, Sue Sifford, Patsy Rhodes, Nancy Friend, Dianne Addington, Patsy Tickle, Dianne Chumbly, Mrs. Harris, Director. Second row: Sara Arnold, Jackie Farmer, Bonnie Harless, Judith Williams, Sue Pannell, Catherine McGuire. Third row: Larry Cox, Vernon Poe, Charles Dean, James McCoy, David Quesenberry, Charles Akers. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS First row: Linda Blevins, Sherry Poole, Carole Keister Linda Smith, Sharon Atkins, Conchita Huff, Shirley Bane, Joan Wright, Irene Cregger, Linda Martin, Mildred Martin, Peggy O ' Dell, Lyndal Hines, Janice Harrell Donna Jo Bays, Mrs. Harris, Director. Second row: Rachel Quesen- berry, Shirley McCoy, Virginia Barbre, Betsy Tate, Danny Murdock, Douglas Franklin, Freddie Hasson, Billy Gilbert, David Graham, Robert Keister, Brenda Wilburn, Glenna Assad, Clara Chrisley, Bonnie Spence. Third row: Susan Woody ard , Judith Turman, Carolyn Anderson, Virginia Farris. Nancy Williams, Douglas Chrisley, Orlando Campbell, JerryTickle, Billy Haga, Tommy Shelton. Gordon Collier, Janice Eller, Wanda Jones, Joyce Goad, Maxine Burke. 4 CLUB HIGHLIGHTS Beta Club Convention FEATURES HOMECOMING 1959 PRINCE AND PRINCESS Glenda Smothers and Bobby Bruce ■ KING AND Q UEEN Linda Sayers and Bill Simpson Janice Bryson and Doyle Eller Faye Ann Anderson and William Franklin Jeanette Hill and Harry Covey Linda Wilson and Wayne Bruce Carole Keister and Edward Gardner Sue Pannell and Butch White Donna Dunford and Danny Davis Kay Wilson and Buddy MacDonald 1 ' . Junior -Senior Banquet Over the Rainbow BIG FOR THE Senior Class Play The Skeleton Walks Boys ' Beauty Pageant Parade of Masculine Femininity Senior Class Trip Off to Charlottesville MOMENTS CLASS OF ’60 Christmas Formal Happy Holidays” Junior Class Play Stop the Wedding Burlington - % k a ' . CAREERS For young people seeking careers with challenge, the textile industry -- one of the nation’s most important industries-- offers excellent opportunities. Let the world-famed Burlington tri- angle of quality be your guidepost to tne future. Young men and women of imagination, initiative and ability will find rewarding careers in textiles, and with Burlington, world ' s leading textile organization. DUBLIN FINISHING CO. a unit of Burlington Burlington INDUSTRIES. INC. Executive Offices: Greensboro, N.C. FOR THE PACKAGE WITH THE RED PIG! 1 HE HAM MAKES IT DIFFERENT! LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY COMPANY Radford, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia , 0 - ¥ Congratulations Dublin High DUBLIN PHARMACY Lee Highway PULASKI DRUGS, INC Main Street Pulaski Your Walgreen Agency Stores TRINKLE AND DOBYNS, INC. General Contractors Commercial-Educational -Industrial Building Material Dealers Dublin Virginia y J L4. Aw 4 ' Kv 0 ' J S 4 4 p DUBLIN GARMENT COMPANY We Manufacture Ladies Quality Lingerie. Dublin Virginia 7 MELTON MARSHALL Dependable Heating Oil Service Metered Delivery Phone OR 4-2831 Box 121 Dublin Virginia STEGER’S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Quality Tells One Hour Service on Dry Cleaning Pulaski Virginia Phone 3-3011 250 N. 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