Dunlap High School - Reflector Yearbook (Covington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

ONLY Do Not Remove from the Library 5 8l «S 4 Q. o « %V ■5 Memories Are Made Of Zhis ... trJV -M THE REFLECTOR 1958 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL Covington, Virginia JANET TREYNOR EDITOR PHYLLIS MORRIS . .ASSISTANT EDITOR MARY SUE BELL . BUSINESS MANAGER MISS ZONA LANDES ADVISOR Dedication Dear Mr. France, There are times when things should be said and yet there seems to be no way in which to express our heartfelt emotions and feelings. We have decided that perhaps those things can be put into words in the form of a letter. We would like to begin this letter by thanking you for your deep interest in us and our school. We all agree that it was truly our lucky day when you came to us. How could anyone be unhappy with such a happy, smiling, person someone who has such a remarkable sense of humor and who seems to be so pleased with the world (yes, even with us). We appreciate your guidance and fairness which is obvious even to the ones not in your classes. We have been trying to say, thank you for (just being you) and for the many things you have done to make Dun- lap High School a much better school. And it is with the.se things in mind that we dedicate to you the Reflector of 1 958 . The best wishes of our class go with you. Since rely, The Senior Class, 1958 Dedicated to You I Mr. Graham, Principal Miss Carper Mr. France faculty Why Don ' t They Understand? faculty R. L. Graham, Principal A. B . Degree Emory and Henry College Civics John E. Jenkins B. S. Degree Davis and Elkins College Phys. Ed., Biology Zona W. Landes A. B . Degree Madison College English, Spanish Harold L. Carter B. A. Degree Lynchburg College Social Studies Arthur W. France B. S., M. A. Degree West Virginia University Industrial Arts Mrs. Nellie W. Marquess A. B . Degree Bridgewater College Mathematics Shirley Carper B . S. Degree Madison College Commercial Mrs. Daisy Hartman Business School Office faculty Ruth O . Smith B. S. Degree Madison College Grade 7 Pansy Smith Clifford B. S. Degree Radford College Grade 6 Frances K. Allison B. S. Degree Madison College Grade 5 Mrs. O. H. Carper Normal Professional Radford College Grade 4 Mary Catherine Jenkins B. A. Degree Davis and Elkins College Grade 3 Delena M. Smith Normal Professional Radford College Grade 2 Evelyn Carlisle Shay B. S. Degree Radford College Grade 1 Judith Berry B. M. Degree Madison College Music Waitin ' in School 4 j MARY. -SUE BELL Snob Cheerleader- 1 - 4 ; 4 -H -1,3,4; Glee Club -1-2; Vice President 2; News Editor-3; Business Manager-4; Maid of Honor-3; Candidate for Queen-2; Girls State-3; Marshall-2. PAUL AYERS Pill 4-H-1-3; Fire Fighter-1-3; Football -1-4; Basketball-1-4; Baseball; 1-4; Paper Staff-3; Class Officer-3,4. PATRICIA CARTER Pat Class Treasurer-2; Class President -4; 4-H-l;May Court 2; Treasurer -1. EMORY BOWYER Sal 4-H-1-4; Fire Fighter-2-4; Football -2-4; Basketball 2-4; Baseball-2-4. Emory Mary Sue Paul Pat PATRICIA COCHRAN Cookie Cheerleader -3-4; 4-H-1-3; Marshall -1-3; Glee Club-1; Annual Staff-4. BERLYN BRATTON Burlap Football-2; Baseball-2. PATRICIA BRADLEY Brad 4-H-1-4; Basketball -1-4; Annual Staff-4. BRUCE COOKE Pete Firefighting -4. ■ Pete Pat Patty Be rlyn PATRICIA CARPER Carp Cheerleader-1-4; 4-H-l-3;Glee CIu -1; Paper Staff-3; Marshall -3; Annua Staff -4. HOWARD DAMERON Boots Firefighting-1-4; 4-H-Club-2. NANCY CARTER Chicken May Court - 3; Class President 1; Carnival Queen-1; Glee Club-1; May Court-1; B a s k e t b a 1 1 - 2 -4 ; Annual Staff-4; Editor-3; 4-H-1-3. ALLEN FRIDLEY Doc Sneak 4-H-1-4; Firefighting-1-4. Pat Howard Allen Nancy VELDA CAMPBELL Camel Cheerleader-2-4; 4-H-1-3; Glee Club -1; Annual Staff-4. DANA HUMPHREYS Hump 4-H-1-2; Firefighting-1-4; Football -3-4; Basketball-2 -3. Velda Dana Shirley Alfred ALWILDA GRIFFITH Willie lewis McAllister Ciece 4 -H-l -4; Firefighter - 2-3 ;Football -4; Basketball-2-4; Baseball-4; Secre- tary Treasurer-1-3; Paper Staff-3. BETTY HOWARD Stable 4-H-1-4; Secretary-2. MANUEL MEADOWS Clinchy 4-H-1-2; Football -1 -4 ; Secretary -4; Paper Staff-3; Annual Staff 4. Lewis Betty Manuel SHIRLEY HUBBARD Sheena 4-H-4; Secretary -2. WILLIAM JONAS Bill 4-H 1,2,3; Firefighter 2,3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Paper staff 3; Annual staff 4; Boys ' State 3; May Court 3. SUE MARTIN F rosty 4-H-l,3,4; Glee Club 1-2; Paper Staff 3; Basketball Manager-2,3; Annual Staff 4; Marshall 1-3; Class Officer-1. SIDNEY KIRBY Sid 4-H 1 - 2 ; Fi refighte r 2; Class Vice President -4. Shirley BUI Sue Sidney PHYLLIS MORRIS Phil Reporter-3; Paper Staff -4; Annual Staff-4; Basketball Manager-4. JOE BOWYER Poke Football Manager 2-3-4; Basketball Manager-3; Baseball Manager -3. JANICE SURBER Surb 4-H-1-3; Paper Staff-3; Choir-1; Basketball Manager-2-4. O ' BRIEN SMITH Nibby Fire Fighting -3. Phyllis J oe J ani ce O ' B rian MARTHA ELLEN MENTZ Marty 4-H 2,3; Glee Club 2; Annual staff 4. JANET TREYNOR Tobin Reporter 1; 4-H 1; Pres. 3; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Annual staff 4. JACK TURNER Randy 4-H 1,3; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Vice Presi- dent 1. LINDA LEA WILSON Buddy J anet Jack Martha Linda Post Graduates Norma Lee Lewis Alma Lee Wilson Alma Norma Senior Class Officers Class History The train of school days for the senior class of ' 58 started in September of ’47. Conductor Miss Rose Fleshman settled the class with Bill Jonas, Linda Wilson, Patricia Carper, Patricia Bradley, Janet Treynor, Shirley Hubbard, Emory Bowyer, Joe Bowyer, Lewis McAllister, Velda Camp- bell, Patricia Carter and Allan Fridley. In the second grade we picked up Mary Sue Bell and Alfred Paxton. Patricia Cochran got on board in the third grade. In the fourth grade we let off Patricia Carter. We picked up Manuel Meadows at Callaghan in the fifth grade. In the seventh we let off Janet Treynor and Shirley Hubbard at Jeter and p i c k e d up Paul Ayers. At Hunter we welcomed aboard Patricia Carter, Betty Howard, Nancy Carter, Janice Surber, Sue Martin, Howard Dameron and Pete Cook. With little trouble through the grades we were soon starting high school. As freshmen with Nancy Carter as president we welcomed Jack Turner and Shirley Fridley aboard. Highlights of the freshman year was the election of Nancy Carter as Miss Dunlap and Patricia Carper and Mary Sue Bell were c h o s e n cheerleaders . As sophomores under the leadership of Richard Kidd we picked up Martha Mentz at White Sulphur, Phyllis Morris at Jeter and Sidney Kirby at Falling Springs. When juniors with Janet Treynor as president we welcomed Berlyn Bratton and Alwilda Griffith. Highlighting the junior year was the election of Patricia Cochran and Velda Campbell as cheerleaders and Nancy Carter was editor of the Knight Herald . At the Junior- Senior banquet we received our class rings. Phyllis Morris reigned as Miss Dunlap. With twenty-nine aboard this ' 58 Express will reach its destination at graduation in June. Before that time our class, led by President Patricia Carter, will have sponsored activities to pay for our senior trip, enjoyed the trip, pro- duced our senior play and edited the ' 58 Reflector . Paul Ayers, Historian Class Prophecy As I sit here looking through my annuals of our good old School Days , I recall having seen some clippings of my classmates of 1958. Paul Ayers has now invented the new Rubberless Tire . Emory Powyer and Alfred Paxton are known world-wide as the Skating Crazies and have been joined in their act by Shirley Hubbard. Joe Bowyer is really having fun at his new job. He pulls on the average of ten teeth a day. If you want to see the wrestling Wonder Boy, turn to Channel 10 on Wednesday nights at 10:30. He is really Berlyn Bratton. Bruce Cooke is now settled in Gap Mills . He recently addressed the Lions Club on the topic How I Learned to Stop Talking. Allan Fridley has his own chain of furniture stores. Just recently I saw him cutting a maple tree beside the road. Dana Humphreys entered the Indianapolis 500 this year. His Purple and Gold car came in first, of course. Lt. Manuel Meadows of the U. S. Marine Corps is now stationed in North Africa. His family recently joined him there. Jack Turner has finally pitched a no hit game for the Cardinals. His only comment to ace woman sports reporter Sue Martin was Caram- ba, quiero el beisbol. R. N. Mary Sue Bell is head nurse at Dallas General Hospital in Texas. She commutes from her home at Moss Run. One of the nation ' s foremost inte rio r decorators, Patty Bradley, just completed her favorite job. She decorated the home of her old friend Janet Treynor, who recently married a successful Covington T. V. repairman. The color scheme was pink. Policewoman, Nancy Carte rc aught Bill Jonas speeding in his little Satellite . She wanted to sentence him to ten years on the moon, but Judge Sidney Kirby let him off with a warning. Betty Howard and Pat Carter are known world-wide as the Lula Rock -A -Hula 1 s . They will appear at the Alleghany County Fair this year . Arthur Murray instructor, Martha Mentz of the Covington area has recently taught Howard Dameron to do the Mambo. Janice Surber has written a very interesting account of her life as amissionary nurse among the Native s of Africa the book is entitled, From the Frying Pan to the Fire . Lewis Me. is now star player for the All-American Knights. Shirley Fridley is now chief cheering instructor for the three C ' s (Carper, Cochran and Campbell) at the University of California. She finally made it. Linda Wilson is now driving instructor for the Dunlap students. No wonder Loving ' s Funeral Home has such good business. Enough of this day-dreaming. I must prepare dinner for a family of four and then be off to the Health Center, where I have been director since I finished Nurse ' s Training at Clifton Forge. Phyllis Morris, Prophet And Miss Kef lector Mr Juniors Sandra Carter, Pres. Sterling McAllister, V.P. Joe Anna Lewis, Sec. Gay Maupin, Treasurer Kathleen Carper, Rep. Wayne Armentrout Charles Arrington Janet Booth Donald Buckland Paul Camden Kay Carper Richard Cochran Jerry Cook Douglas Drummond Barbara Eggleston Merilyn Foster Betty F ridley Ledford Fridley Deloris Hinton Charlotte Kersey Patricia Martin James McAllister Sammy Moore Bertha O ' Conner Carol Jean Persinger Gladys Rock Gene Snyder Terry Surbe r Carol Treynor Michael Treynor Paul Turner Lloyd Webb Donald Wilson Sophomores Oscar Smith, Pres. Carol Ann Webb, V. Pres Winston Webb, Sec. Bernard Napier, Treas. Rosetta Wright, Reportej Betty Alfred Paula Jo Bell Sandra Bicknell Gerald Blankenship Betty Bradley Howard Bratton Shirley Brown Garland Campbell Mike Carter J r . Robert Church Jim Cook Donald Graham Paul Graham Linda Humphreys Ina Mae Kersey Burton May Shirley McAllister Arlene Myers Betty Nicely June Perkins Bertie Sartain Donald Shinault Anna Stuart Lou V ail Jreskmeu Betty Morris, Pres. David Mann, V. Pres Joyce Graham, Sec., T reasure r Alice Sprouse, Rep. Ronnie Alfred Sandra Ballard Carol Bates Judy Bowyer Leona Bush Lawrence Carper Sanford Carper Jo Ann Cline Glen Davis Ruth F ridley Curtis Hanks Lois Hanks Jimmy Hayslett Berkley Howard Eddie Jonas Homer Kelley Patricia Kidd Gertrude Lewis Jean Lowery Jerry Meadows Carolyn McAllister James O ' Conner Winston Posey Raymond Rock Judy Ruble Franklin Sizemore Jessie Sloan Hazel Snyder Nancy Sprouse Joan Webb Glenda Wickline Seventh Qrade Tommy Alfred Stanley Boone Charles Bowen Jeannie Bradley Dianna Brown Sandra Corker Richard Cox Jerry Dotson Dreama Hanks Elsie Hardiman Tommy Hepler, Jr. Bobby Hoke Betty Hylton Carolyn Keith Allen Kelley Herman Kelley Clifford Maupin Christine May Johnny Mays Charles Meadows Gene Meadows Wanda Meadows Mike Murphy Sharon McAllister Lois Napier Danny Paxton Charlotte Richmond Joyce Rock Jimmy Scott Robert Scott Velma Sellecks Lorraine Smith Christie Thompson Eva Vass Donnie Wright Dorothy Wright Sixth Grade Robert Bell Joan Bradley Earl Brooks Frank Brown, Jr„ James Carper Bob Carter Susie Carter Billy Cline Jo Ellen Corker Margaret Cox Billy Dobbs Walter Hardiman Lina Hart Bulah Hoke Faye Hoke Glenna Hoke Wayne Hoke Yevonne Howard Eddie Kidd John Lewis Kenneth Meadows Sandra Morris David Mullens Barbara Myers Tommy O ' Conner Berkley Perkins Nathan Posey Raymond Reed Danny Richmond Jeanette Richmond Barbara Rock Mary Sartian Barbara Sellecks James Shinault June Simmons James Sloan Billy Thompson 4 l, ' ■ 4 s)f v  , v • FA Jifth Qtade Charles Bates Rufus Bradley Sandra Bradley Susan Bradley Sue Brooks Jerry Brown Delmas Burns Charles Carper Diane Collins Donna Counts Calvin F ridley R. Wayne Howard Wayne L. Howard Shelva Humphreys Dewey Hylton f ’ ' ' Trtf Betty Masters Danny Meadows Steven Owens Eddie Perkins Jimmy Ruble John M. Jenkins Linda Jones Leon Kersey Marilyn Kidd Monty Lewis i - Bert Seldomridge Billy Smith Jimmy Tucker Douglas Vass Josephine Wade Julia Walton Carl Wilson Leon Wilson Mary Wilson Junior Woods fourth Qtade Joyce Boone Wayne Carper Jerry Dotson Clyde Feury Linda Fitzgerald Gary F ridley Kenny Hoke Maye Hoke Wesley Keith Linda Marshall Dorothy Masters Sandra Meadows Dolly Messer Jesse O ' Connor Anise Owens Evelyn Reed Judy Reed Sharon Reed Gary Thompson Parker Tingler, Jr. Sandra Walton ■ + Zhitd grade Wendell Alfred Mary Virginia Bowyer John Marshall Bradley Jesse Crow Gloria Hanks Charles Hardiman Ronnie Helmintoller Ray Hoke C. L. Hylton Robert Keith Anna Kelly Janice Lamb ■MS ■A ' W,l Sherry Landrum Billy Lowe Lois McAllister John Gray Owens Earlene Reed Melanie Vest Michael Wade Danny Wright Second Qrade John Bradley Rose Branham Stephen Boone Tommy Brooks Glenda F ranee Deborah Fridley Linda Hardiman Barry Hayslett Gregory Howard Clifford Keith Joyce Masters Michael May Laurence Meadows Sharon Meadows Larry Owens Janet Ruble Nina Lee Selleck Denny Shinault Glenna Treynor Larry Treynor Richard Tucker William Walton Candance Wilkerson Frances Wilson 3 it st (grade Dale Boone Preston Boone Donna Bradley Helen Bradley Shirley Bragg George Brooks Steven Dotson Dave Fitzgerald Robert Griffith Gary Lee Hankins Brenda Hayslett Sandra Holestin Gary Humphries Peggy Hylton William Jones Sharon Kersey Alice Masters Barbara May Gary Morris Robert Paxton Jimmy Simmons David Smith Steven Smith Thomas Wade James Walton Paby Pictures S. Kirby Jo Turner V. Campbell N. Carter B . Jonas L, Wilson m € -■ ■ J . Surbe r v- 1 — I :i l i = ww— P. Cook A. Fridley m BP - P. Turner J. Cook L. McAllister basketball Back row, Left to right: Coach Jenkins, McAllister, Jonas, Meadows, Buckland, Bowyer and Turner Kneeling: Cook, Ayers, Moore, Carper, Arrington and Shinault P. Ayers J. Bowyer B. Jonas Treynor, Kersey Lewis, Bell Treynor, Bradley Masketball Back row, left to right: Surber, Manager; Sprouse, N. Carter, J. Lewis, P. Bradley, S. Carter, Bell, Morris, Manager; Shay, Coach Kneeling: C. Treynor, B. Bradley, G. Lewis, Nicely, J. Treynor and Kersey Bradley, Lewis Nicely, Sprouse S, Carter, N. Carter P. Turner D. Humphreys E. Bowyer Jootball Left to right, Back row: Shinault, Buckland, Cook, Ayers, Jonas, Meadows, McAllister, Humphreys, and P. Turner Second row: Jenkins, Coach; Bowyer, Moore, Arrington, Webb, Thomas, Treynor, Posey, J. Bowyer, Manager Third row: Sartain, Manager; Hayslett, Carper, Graham, L. Carper, J. Turner, Manager L. McAllister Coach Jenkins R. Thomas 1957 Bill, Mr. Jenkins, Paul B. Jonas M. Meadows P. Ayers Sammy M. 1958 Glenn D. baseball Charles A. Cheerleaders Pat Pat Carper, Gay Maupin, Shirley Brown, Velda Campbell, Patty Cochran Mary Sue Bell Gay Mary Sue Shi rley Annual Staff Newspaper Staff Girls ’ Chorus Girls’ 4-H Club Uoys’ 4-H Club firefighters ■5 3 Going my Way? Lazy Day ' ' Away W e Go ! ’ 1 I ' m Stumped ! Hi There Slow Boat to China m M mm % ' Real Gone ' Just Loafin ' 1 Most Popular Bill Jonas Mary Sue Bell Most Cheerful Bill Jonas Janice Surber Best Looking Bill Jonas Phyllis Morris Most Intellectual Paul Ayers Sue Martin F riendliest Bill Jonas Mary Sue Bell Best School Spirit Paul Ayers Mary Sue Bell Best All Around Bill Jonas Mary Sue Bell Most Athletic Paul Ayers Nancy Carter Biggest Pest Bill Jonas Betty Howard Quietest Bruce Cook Phyllis Morris Most Likely To Succeed Paul Ayers Phyllis Morris Wittiest Bill Jonas Betty Howard Biggest Flirt Bill Jonas Sue Martin Laziest Berlyn Bratton Betty Howard Loude st Bill Jonas Betty Howard Will In June, we, the Senior Class of 1958, will make our departure from Dunlap High School. Realizing we have certain qualities which should be left to the school and classmates we have cherished for eleven years, we do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Our teachers will witness that we are of sound mind and fully capable of making the following bequeaths: ARTICLE I To our teachers, we leave our many thanks for their patience, understanding and helpfulness. ARTICLE II To the students of Dunlap High School we leave the following; Paul Ayers wills his speed in basketball to Donald Buckland. Emory Bowyer wills his ability to chew gum in Miss Carper ' s class to anyone who can get by with it. Joe Bowyer wills his false teeth to anyone who needs them. Berlyn Bratton wills his weight to Charles Arrington. Bruce Cooke wills his blushing ways to Barbara Eggleston. Howard Dameron wills his quiet ways to Gene Snyder. Allan Fridley wills his ability to be quiet in Government to Gay Maupin. Dana Humphreys wills his motorcycle to Clyde Ayers. Bill Jonas wills his courage to call Miss Carper, Shirley, to anyone who can get by with it . Sidney Kirbey wills his sideburns to Glen Davis. Lewis McAllister wills his curly hair to someone who likes it. Manuel Meadows wills his height to Bernard Napier. Alfred Paxton wills his Cheating System to Sarah Dameron. Jack Turner wills his girl friends to Leon Armentrout. O ' Brian Smith wills his ability to pay attention in class to Sammy Moore. Mary Sue Bell wills her waist-line to Betty Fridley. Patricia Bradley wills her front seat in Government to anyone. Velda Campbell wills her ability to get along with people to Arlene Myers. Patricia Carper wills her cheerleading ability to all new Cheerleaders. Nancy Carter wills her Government book to anyone interested. Patricia Carter and Betty Howard will their Hepster ' s Dictionary to all squares . Patricia Cochran wills her shorthand ability to Barbara Eggleston. Shirley Fridley wills her ability to play the guitar to Alice Sprouse. Shirley Hubbard wills her curly hair to Carolyn Gillespie. Sue Martin wills her good grades to June Perkins. Phyllis Morris wills her title Miss Dunlap to any girl lucky enough to get it. 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