Dunlap High School - Reflector Yearbook (Covington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

REFERENCE ONLY A K Do Not Remove from the Library ' r A Published By The Senior Class Of DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL Editor Assistant Editor . Business Manager Sponsor Carole Treynor . Sandra Carter Kathleen Carper . Shirley Carper f r ij THE REFLE 2 - CTO R 1959 3 DEDICATION to A Good Partner” We, the senior class of Dunlap High School, take pleasure in dedicating the 1959 Reflector to Miss Shirley Carper. For the two years she has been our teacher, we have found them to be two happy years. Her help and understanding in publishing our annual has made it a success. With all her wonderful qualities in mind, we respectfully present our reflector to Miss Carper. . . . The Senior Class of ' 59 4 Mr. France Mrs . Hartman Mr. Carter Get it Right” by the FACULTY 5 FACULTY R. L. Graham, Principal A. B. Degree Emory and Henry College History Mrs, Daisy Hartman Business School Office Harold L. Carter B . A . De gr ee Lynchburg College Social Studies Shirley Carper B. S. Degree Madison College Commercial John E. Jenkins B. S. Degree Davis and Elkins College Biology, Phys. Ed. Arthur W. France B. S., M. A. Degree West Virginia University Industrial Arts 6 FACULTY Ruth O. Smith B . S . Degree Madison College Grade 7 Frances K. Allison B . S. Degree Madison College Grade 5 Mrs. O. H. Carper Normal Professional Radford College Grade 4 Phyllis Brown B . S. Degree Bridgewater College Elementary Music Mary Catherine Jenkins B . A. Degree Davis and Elkins Grade 3 Delena M. Smith Normal Professional Radford College Grade 2 Evelyn Carlisle Shay B. S. Degree Radford College Grade 1 1 ... im.urfifcSft CLASS HISTORY The 1959 Senior Class of Dunlap High School had its beginning early one September morning in 1948, when Kay Carper, Gay Maupin, Lloyd Webb, Kathleen Carper , Carole Treynor , Sarah Dameron,Joe Anna Lewis, Donald Wilson, Michael Treynor, Carol Jean Persinger, Sterling McAllister, and Charlotte Kersey started to school the first time. Dickie Cochran joined us in the second grade from Falling Springs. Janet Booth came from Callaghan to Dunlap in the fourth grade. In the fifth grade, Barbara Eggleston, Betty Fridley, and Bertha O ' Conner joined us from Callaghan. Also, Ronnie Nicely from Jeter. Joining the group in the sixth grade were Paul Turner, Sammy Moore, Donald Buckland, and Ledford Fridley. In the seventh grade , Terry Surber , and Sandra Carter came from Hunter to Dunlap. Also, Deloris Hinton from Jeter. 1955--Freshmen at last! We proudly begin our high-school career. Doug- las Drummond and Patricia Martin came from Jeter to join us. Also, Leon Armentrout from Falling Springs joined the group. As the time rolled by, James McAllister joined the class in the Sophomore year . Lloyd Webb from Covington came to Dunlap in the Junior year. Also, Gladys Rock joined us from West Virginia. The high-lights of the Junior year was the arrival of the treasured class rings and the Junior-Senior Banquet at the Silver Arrow. Also, publishing the class newspaper, The Knight Herald . Senior Year! The class began in September with hopes for a successful year. Carole Treynor, Sandra Carter, Deloris Hinton and Sarah Dameron were chosen to lead the class during the year. Facing the class was cam- paigning for Joe Anna Lewis as candidate for Miss Dunlap , publishing the annual, THE REFLECTOR, presenting the Senior Play , and planning for our Senior trip. The 1959 graduating class of Dunlap High School has a record number of 32 graduates. Our hopes for the future are even higher as we march down the aisle in our graduation gowns and caps with dangling tassels. Charlotte Kersey Historian 10 SONG OF TOMORROW Fonda Kay Carper Fonda” 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Cheerleader 4. As you make your bed you must lie in it. Charles Woodrow Arrington Bud 4-H Club 1; Firefighters 1,2 ,3 ,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3. If you would lift me you must be on a higher ground . Leon Wayne Armentrout Wayne” 4-H Club 1 ,2 ,3 ,4; Football Manager 1; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Fire Fighters 3,4. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure , and pleasure my business. Janet Arline Booth Shorty Vice President 1; 4-H Club 1; Paper Staff 3. I have no other but a woman ' s reason. Donald Arbet Buckland Buck” Baseball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Fire Fighters 1,2,3, 4; Paper Staff 3. Two heads are better than Kathleen Karen Carper Kathy 4-H Club 1 ,2 ,3 ,4; Scorekeeper 1 ,2 ,3 ,4; Busi- ness Manager for Annual 4; Paper Staff 3; Chief Marshall 3; Marshall 2; Reporter 3; Secretary 1. Advice to persons about to marry . . Don ' t. Sandra Gail Carter Sandy Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Class President 1,2,3; Class Vice President 4; Music Choir 1,2; Maid of Honor 3; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; 4-H President 4. God bless the man who first invented sleep. Isaac Paul Camden Paul Fire Fighters 1,2 ,3 ,4; Football Manager 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1,2; Baseball Mana- ger 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4. Went in at one ear and out at the other. 12 i. Sarah Elizabeth Dameron Reporter 1; Secretary 4. For a bashful girl, she gets into a lot of mischief. Barbara Ann Eggleston Bobby Basketball 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2 ,3 ,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3. Men are with two eyes , but with one tongue , in order that they should see twice as much as they say. Gerald Doane Cook Jerry Baseball 3,4; Football 1,3; Basketball 3,4; Firefighters 3,4; 4-H Club 2. Parting from Dunlap is such sweet sorrow. 3 Douglas Martin Drummond Ducky Fire Fighters 1,2 ,3 ,4; 4-H Club 1 ,2; Foot- ball 1,2; Annual Staff 4. Man has his will but woman has her way. Merilyn Kay Foster Merilyn Glee Club 4; 4-H Club 1; First Grade Assis- tant 1. But of all the pleasure that I find is to maintain a quiet mind. Betty Carol Fridley Bubblegum 4-H 1; Glee Club 4; First Grade Assistant 3,4; Paper Staff 3. I am glad that I am not a man, for then I should have to marry a woman. John Ledford Fridley Led 4-H Club 1 ,2 ,3 ,4; Firefighters 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 . I ' ll find a way or make it. 14 James Edmondson McAllister Doc” 4-H 1 ,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Fire Fighters 4; Football Manager 1,3; Baseball Manager’ 2. Better a bad excuse, than none at all. Etta Deloris Hinton Etta May Court 3; 4-H 3 ,4; Marshall 3; Treasurer 4; 4-H Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4. Do not hurry, do not flurry! Nothing good is got by worry. Charlotte Grey Kersey Chewing Gum Basketball 3,4; 4-H Club 1 ,2 ,3,4; Paper Staff 3; May Court 1; Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 4; Candidate for Queen 2. When I did well, I heard it never; but when I did ill, I heard it ever.” Sterling Wayne McAllister Sterl Marshall 1,2,3; Vice President 3; Annual Staff 4. Every man has his fault, and hon- esty is his. 15 Samuel Grady Moore Sammy Fire Fighters 1,2 ,3 ,4; 4-H Club 4; Basket- ball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Baseball 1,2 ,3 ,4; May Court 3. So much to do; so little done. Joe Anna Lewis Joe Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Music Choir 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1; Class Officer 1,2,2. A good com- panion makes good company. Patricia Florence Martin Marty 4-H 1,2, 3, 4. A fool may ask more questions in an hour than a wise person can answer in seven years. Ronald Lair Nicely Nasty 4-H 1,2; Firefighters 3,4; Drill Team 2. Thinking is very far from knowing. 16 Gene Norman Snyder Gene Fire Fighters 1,2 ,3 ,4; Football Manager 1, 2; 4-H Club 1,2 ,3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Baseball Manager 1 ,2; Annual Staff 4; Basketball Man- ager 1. A short cut is often a wrong cut. Sylvia Gay Maupin Happy Cheerleader 1,2, 3 ,4; 4-H Club 1 ,2 ,3 ,4; Treasurer 3; Paper Staff 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; 4-H Club Songleader 2,3; Vice President 3. I shall laugh myself to death. Bertha Patricia O ' Conner Pat 4-H Club 1,4; May Court 2. Two ' s a com- pany, three ' s a crowd. Terry Wayne Surber Terry Marshall 1; Vice President 2; Paper Staff 3; 4-H Club 1,2. Going as if he trod upon eggs. 17 Michael Wayne Treynor Mike Football 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4; 4-H Club 2,3; Fire Fighters 3,4. One boy is more trouble than a dozen girls. Gladys Marie Rock Busy Bee Majorette 1; Vice President 1; Band 1; Glee Club 4; 4-H Club 1,2. No sense so uncom- mon as common sense. Eugene Paul Turner Paul Fire Fighters 3,4; 4-H Club 2; Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4; May Court 3. Did nothing in particular and did it very well. 18 Lloyd Albert Webb Lloyd Football 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3; 4-H Club 3. I never take a nap but when I have had a bad night; and then the nap takes me. Carole Ann Treynor Punk Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Editor of Paper Staff 3; Glee Club 1,2; Editor of Annual Staff 4; President 4. The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Donald Gene Wilson Donald Fi re Fighters 2,3; Annual Staff 4; 4-H Club 1,2 ,3 ,4. Good management is better than good income. 19 MH Leon Armeritrout Bertha O ' Conner Betty Fridl y Carole Treynor 20 WILL We, the seniors of Dunlap , realizing that we will make our departure in June 1959, wish to leave the following beloved qualities to our school, teachers, and our classmates. Being of sound mind and happy memories, we do hereby make and declare this to be Our Last Will and Testament. Article I To our teachers and our principal, Mr. R. L. Graham, we leave our many thanks for their understanding, patience, and helpfulness. Article II To Miss Shirley Carper we leave our gratitude for her willingness to give of her time to make our 1959 REFLECTOR a success. Article III To the future seniors we leave our high hopes and courage. Article IV To the students of Dunlap High School we leave the following virtues: Wayne Armentrout wills his ability to make excuses to get out of class to Ger- trude Lewis. Kathleen Carper leaves her ability to cook to Miss Shirley Carper. Sterling McAllister wills his ability to keep Mr. Carter talking during govern- ment class to anyone who doesn ' t like tests. Deloris Hinton leaves her lost charm to Mr. Harold Carter in hopes that he can find it. Barbara Eggleston wills her valuable, excess pounds to Mrs. Arbogast. Carole Treynor leaves her pierced ears to Dianna Brown. Sarah Dameron leaves her long hair to Lois Hanks. Charles Arrington wills his tallness and slimness to Garland Campbell. Char- lotte Kersey leaves her ability to understand and write shorthand to the first- year shorthand class. Sammy Moore wills his little black book and secret map” to Tommy Helpler, Jr. Paul Turner leaves his height to Donald Graham. Joe Anna Lewis wills her black hair to Rosetta Wright. Gene Snyder leaves his ability to hot-rod” to anyone who doesn ' t care for his life. Douglas Drummond wills his ability to get along with people to June Perkins. Sandra Carter leaves her ability to play basketball to Alice Sprouse. Lloyd Webb wills his sleepiness to Mrs. Marquess. James McAllister leaves his long hair to David Mann. Donald Buckland wills his super-vision eyes to anyone who thinks he might need them. Paul Camden leaves his ability in mechanical drawing to the future drawing classes. Merilyn Foster wills her quiet ways to Leta Barker. Janet Booth leaves her waistline to Anna Stuart. Dickie Cochran wills his blushes to Bertie Sartain. Jerry Cook wills his ability to play sports to Lawrence Carper. Betty Fridley leaves her dressing ability to Joan Webb. Bertha O ' Conner wills her height to Carolyn McAllister . Michael Treynor wills his ability to type to James O ' Conner. Kay Carper leaves her eyebrows to Judy Bowyer. Ledford Fridley leaves his ability to argue to anyone who cares to argue. Gladys Rock leaves her pretty teeth to Betty Jo Alfred. Terry Surber leaves his driving ability to Bernard Napier. Gay Maupin wills her cheering ability to Carol Webb. Donald Wilson wills his farming ability to Jim Cook. Ronnie Nicely leaves his size to Raymond Rock. Patricia Martin leaves her temper to Howard Bratton. Carol Persinger wills her statue to Wanda Meadows. Signed and sealed this first day of April, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine. The Senior Class of ' 59 Sterling McAllister, Chief Executor 2 21 PROPHECY While on my voyage around the world last summer, I visited many of my old classmates from Dunlap High School. InArabia, Leon Armentr out is living with his many wives. The number has now grown to 22, and he is still looking for the 2 3d. Janet Booth has joined the Tall Girl Society in the big state of Texas. While inAlaska, I found Dickie Cockran and Bertha Cockran, formally known as Bertha O ' Connor. They now have two children named Mutt and Jeff. Kay C ar per , Head Professor of Math at Dunlap, is very proud of herself for re- ceiving Mrs. Marquess ' s position. I was told that Jerry Cook has now found the key to Milwaukee, where he has founded a brewery. I saw Mrs. Wallice Sloan in Roanoke in the Kiddy Shop buying clothes for little Wally and little Kathy. Those are the last two. The other ten are well supplied. Douglas Drummond has now invented the new, magnificent car called The Drum- mond Super Duper Delux. It only has two wheels so everyone can say they went a- round a turn on two wheels. In New York, I read that Sandra Gail Carter is storming along with her career as an actress. Her professional name is Pat Conway. Her manager is the world famous Ledford F ridlev. Sarah Dameron is now a missionary in South Africa. Her friends call her Shenna Queen of Africa. In Florida, Jame s McAllister is now a successful photographer - -the second Bob Cummings. His chief models are Betty Fridley and Merilyn Foster. Sterling McAllister is majoring in figures. He is now head professor of Candy Jones Conover School. Sammy Moore has just decided to become a Monk. He said that too many women were after him. Terry Surber has performed his first operation. Funeral arrangements are in- complete. He is keeping Michael Treynor , owner of Mick ' s Funeral Home inconstant business. Friends to the end! ! ! Delor is Hinton is now working for the Ford Company. She has liked Fords since 1958. Ronnie Nicely is titled as the world ' s best Wall Climber. He goes to all football games and it sure does help. Charlotte Kersey is now head secretary at West Point Academy. Paul Turner, who plays ball with the Yankees, has his father with him all the way. He chews for Paul while he is playing. Joe Anna Lewis is doing well at her new position. She replaced Mr. Jenkins as coach. Pat Martin, who is head clerk at Leggett ' s in Hollywood, has just fitted Marlon Brando with a suit of clothes. Good luck, Pat. Lloyd Webb is studying drowsiness at the Sleepers Institute in Covington. C arol Treynor has a time with her little Renault. Especially with the dozen kids. Gay Maupin, who is head professor at Vail ' s University, is making headway. She is studying baby care. Donald Wilson is now a member of the Artificial Breed- ers Association at Moss Run. Gene Snyder is now professionally known as King of the Hops . Isaac Camden is still a bachelor, and a millionaire too. Carole Persinger is standing in for Liz Taylor while she ' s sick. Donald Buckland is going around singing Honky Tonk Angels. Gladys Rock renamed Snake Run to Lover ' s Paradise . Charles Arrington, who married Shirley Carper, named their first baby Short Fat Fannie. After seeing and hearing about my school-day pals, I shall return home to my husband, Delbert May, and our nine boys. Their father is the coach of the boys baseball team, known as the Calleghan Cardinals. Bar bara Eggleston Prophet 22 CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR C. Treynor, Pres.; D. Hinton, Tres.; S. Carter, Vice Pres.; S. Dameron, Sec. JUNIOR C. Webb, Pres.; J. Cook, Vice Pres.; M. Carter, Sec.; P. Bell, Tres. SOPHOMORE E. Jonas, Sec.; M. Smith, Pres.; R. Rock, Vice Pres.; F. Sizemore, Tres. EIGHTH GRADE C. Richmond, Pres., B. Hylton, Sec. Tres.; C. Thompson, Reporter; D. Paxton, Vice Pres.; L. Napier, Cheerleader. JUNIOR CLASS Betty Jo Alfred Paula Jo Bell Sandra Bicknell Jerald Blankenship Betty Bradley Howard Bratton Shirley Brown Garland Campbell Michael Carter James Cooke William Gadd Donald Graham Paul Graham Linda Humphreys Ina Mae Kersey Burton May Shirley McAllister Betty Nicely Arlene Myers Bernard Napier James O ' Connor Bertie Sartain Oscar Smith Anna Stewart Lou Vail Carole Webb Winston Webb Rosa Wright 24 SOPHOMORE CLASS Clyde Ayers Sandra Ballard Leta Barker Judy Bowyer Elizabeth Bush Lawrence Carper Sanford Carper Jo Ann Cline Robert Church Ruth F ridley Joyce Graham Curtis Hanks Lois Hanks Jimmy Hayslett Berkley Howard Patricia Kidd Gertrude Lewis David Mann Carolyn McAllister Betty Morris Janice Owens June Perkins Winston Posey Raymond Rock Judy Ruble Franklin Sizemore Myrtle Smith Hazel Snyder Alice Sprouse Richard Thomas Joan Webb Glenda Wickline 25 EIGHTH GRADE Thomas Alfred Carole Bates Charles Bowen Barbara Bradley Dianna Brown Sandra Corker Richard Cox Drema Hanks Elsie Hardiman Tommy Hepler Bobby Hoke Betty Hylton Carolyn Keith Allen Kelley Christian May Clifford Maupin Sharon McAllister Charles Meadows Elwanda Meadows Jerry Meadows Michael Murphy Lois Napier Daniel Paxton Charlotte Richmond Joyce Rock James Scott Robert Scott Rachel Sizemore Lorraine Smith Cristle Thompson Eva Vass Jacqueline Webb Donald Wright 26 SEVENTH GRADE Judy Baker Robert Bell Joan Bradley Earl Brooks F rank Brown E. B. Carter Susie Carter William Cline Jo Ellen Corker Margaret Cox Lewis Dameron Deloris Gillispie Walter Hardiman Lina Hart Baulah Hoke F aye Hoke Wayne Hoke Yvonne Howard Eddie Kidd Sandra Lane Earnest Lewis Kenneth Meadows Sandra Morris Barbara Myers Mary Nicely Thomas O ' Conner Berkley Perkins Barbara Rock Janette Richmond Mary Sartain Thelma Schooler Barbara Selleck James Shinault June Simmons James Sloan Everett Smith Nathan Posey Ruby Wolfe William Thompson James Carper 27 SIXTH GRADE Charles Bates Rufus Bradley Sandra Bradley Susan Bradley Sue Brooks Jerry Brown Delmas Burns Charles Carper Diane Collins Carol Defibough Danny DePriest Calvin F ridley R. Wayne Howard Wayne Howard Shelva Humpheries Dewey Hylton John M. Jenkins Linda Jones Leon Ker sey Alfred Dershner Marilyn Kidd Montie Lewis Betty Masters Drew Mullens Edna Lee Nicley Steven Owens Albert Seldomridge Billy Smith Paige Snyder Douglas Vass Josephine Wade Julia Walton Jack Ward Carl Wilson Leon Wilson Mary Wilson 28 FIFTH GRADE Linda Arrington Daryol Booth Wayne Carper Jerry Dotson Marshal Entsminger Linda Fitzgerald Hunter Fridley Roger Hanks Diane Hoke Goldie Hoke Kenneth Hoke Cheryl Keaton We sley Keith Linda Kershner Donna King Linda Marshal Edgar McAllister Sandra Meadows Dolly Messer Linda Morris Linda Napier Anise Owens Eddie Perkins Dorothy Reed Evelyn Reed Judy Reed Norman Reed Dorinda Reynolds Paul Richmond Ted Shinault Wanda Steele Gary Thompson Parker Tingler Elizabeth Ward Billy Webb 29 FOURTH GRADE Wendell Alfred Mary Virginia Bowyer John Bradley Bobby Gallew Judy Gallew Patricia Gallew Gloria Hanks Charles Hardiman Ronnie Helmintoller Ray Hoke Charles Hylton Bobby Keith Anna Kelley Danny Kniesley Susan Kniesley Earl Lane Billy Lowe Lois McAllister Hershel Nicely Jessie O ' Conner John Gray Owens Arlene Reed William Smith Wilma Steele Melaine Vest Michael Wade Dennis Ward Danny Wright 30 THIRD GRADE Stephen Boone John Bradley Rose Branham Daniel Bratton Sarah Camden Glenda F ranee Linda Hardimen Barry Hayslett Gregory Howard Clifford Keith Delmas Kershner Joyce Masters Michael May Sharon Meadows Janet Ruble Nina Lee Selleck Glenna Treynor Larry T reynor William Walton Candace Wilkerson Frances Wilson Tommy Brooks 31 SECOND GRADE Dale Boone Preston Boone Donna Jean Bradley Helen Bradley George Brooks Louis Burns Johnny Castle Robert Cox Randy Depriest Steven Dotson David Fitzgerald Robert Griffith Gary Hankins Brenda Hayslett Garry Humphrie Peggy Hefton William Jones Sharon Kersey Alice Masters Barbara May Gary Morris Edward Nicely Robert Paxton F ranklin Runyon David Smith Ramona Steele Steven Smith Richard Tucker 32 FIRST GRADE h Rita Armentrout Terry Ayers Nancy Brooks Marsha Frazier Clinton Fridley Linda Hylton Kathy Kneisly Thelma Mabry William Nicely Rita Owens Wayne Porterfield Glen Reed Jessie Selleck Ernest Shinault Jimmy Simmons Karen Smith Wayne Smith Allen Steele Juanita Thompson Nancy Vest Charles Ward Donna Wilson Barry Witt Iftmutp Hnw ' Jw !wmh BASEBALL 1st Row: Coach, Mr. Jenkins, D. Graham, J. Hayslett, S. Carper, C. Arrington. 2nd Row: M. Treynor, D. Buckland, P. Turner, S. Moore, R. Thomas, G. Davis. CHEERLEADERS Shirley Brown, Carol Webb, Kay Carper, Betty Morris, Joan Webb, Gay Maupin 35 BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1st Row: L. Carper, J. Cook, S. Moore, E. Jonas, B. Sartain. 2nd Row: P. Turner, C. Arrington, J. Hayslett, S. Carper, M. Treynor, Mr. John Ed Jenkins, Coach. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Sandra Carter Carole Treynor Jo Anna Lewis Seated: P. Bell, B. Bradley, B. Alfred, J. Sloan, G. Lewis, C. Treynor, J. Lewis, A. Sprouse, S. Carter, C. Kersey, B. Nicely, J. Ruble. Standing: P. Kidd, J. Bowyer (Managers) Miss Evelyn Shay (Coach) K. Carper (Scorekeeper). Charlotte Kersey Paula Jo Bell Betty Nicely IN MEMORY OF Clarence W. Cale, who gave us patience and understanding, was more to us than a bus driver. He was our sincere friend. In the years that he was with us, we grew to love and look toward him for guidance. Surely when Mr. Cale left us, Dunlap felt its greatest loss. 38 39 FALL FESTIVAL QUEEN Senior Joe Anna Lewis Sophomore Joyce Graham Junior Patty Gooch Eighth Grade Dianna Brown SENIOR STARS MOST INTELLECTUAL Sterling McAllister Kathleen Carper BEST LOOKING Paul Turner Sandra Carter FRIENDLIEST Wayne Armentrout Sandra Carter BIGGEST FLIRT Sammy Moore Barbara Eggleston WITTIEST Wayne Armentrout Barbara Eggleston MOST POPULAR Paul Turner Sandra Carter LAZIEST Lloyd Webb Barbara Eggleston SENIOR STARS BEST ALL AROUND Paul Turner Sandra Carter BIGGEST PEST Wayne Armentrout Barbara Eggleston BEST SCHOOL SPIRITED Paul Turner Sandra Carter MOST ATHLETIC Paul Turner Sandra Carter MOST CHEERFUL Sammy Moore Barbara Eggleston MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sterling McAllister Sandra Carter QUIETEST Lloyd Webb Sarah Dameron ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Wayne Armentrout , Kathleen Carper , Carole Treynor,Gene Snyder , Sandra Carter. Stand- ing: Deloris Hinton, Charlotte Kersey, James McAllister , Douglas Drummond, Sterling McAllister, and Donald Wilson. PAPER STAFF Seated: Carole Webb, Paula Bell, Jim Cook. Standing: Garland Campbell, Gerald Blankenship, Anna Stuart, Mike Carter, Betty Bradley, Patty Gooch, Burton May, and Winston Webb. 44 CHOIR Piano: Mrs. Arbogast. 1st Row: J. Lewis ,R. Wright, B. Eggleston, G. Maupin,L. Bush, G. Wick- line. 2nd Row: G. Lewis, B. Morris, J. Bowyer, C. McAllister, A. Stuart, A. Myers, R. Fridley. 3rd Row: B. Alfred, G. Rock, M. Foster, A. Sprouse. FIRE FIGHTERS 1st Row: B. Sartain, J. McAllister, P. Turner, S. Moore, B. May, D. Buckland, M. Carter. 2nd Row: J. Cook, M. Treynor, R. Nicely, L. Fridley, D. Cochran, R. Church, D. Mann, B. Howard, D. Paxton. 3rd Row: B. Napier, C. Arrington, J. O ' Conner, C. Bowen, R. Hoke, A. Bates, C. Hanks, L. Carper. 4th Row: P. Graham, D. Graham, P. Camden, D. Drummond, G. Snyder, L. Armen- trout, C. Meadows, D. Wright, S. 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