Dunlap High School - Reflector Yearbook (Covington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

■.■ . .“j if.’ % •«. ' •■•■•..-, ' - ' t THE REFLECTOR AS THE WORLD TURNS” DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL Covington, Virginia FOREWORD As The World Turns , we, the Senior Class and Annual Staff, take time to proudly present THE REFLECTOR of I960. We have earnestly worked this year to preserve the smiling faces of our faculty, classmates, and friends and to recapture some of our most-loved occasions. THE REFLECTOR will mean much to each student, not only when he first gets it, but in later years, too. Just as wine improves with age, so will THE REFLECTOR come to mean more through the years. One day, As The World Turns , we will stop our own particular world long enough to look through our I960 REFLECTOR and recall past faces and good times. It is with you and future interests in mind, that we, the Senior Class of Dunlap High School proudly present THE I960 REFLECTOR. 2 ' TABLE OF F orward Annual Staff Dedication Admini str ation Memoriam F acuity CONTENTS Seniors Underclas smen F eatures Sports Statistics Advertisements ANNUAL STAFF Sitting 1 to r Winston V ebb. Ass. Editor Carol Ann Webb.Editor Joan Webb. Ass, Jr. Editor Standing Betty Bradley Paula Jo Bell Linda Humphries Shirley McAllister Sandra Bicknell Patty Gooch Garland Campbell Anna Stewart 3 DEDICATION Because of her interest in all the activities of Dunlap High School, her cheerful smile, and her patience in all matters, we have all come to love and appreciate Mrs. Bill Hartman, better known as Daisy . She has been more than just a secretary to the principal. Daisy has been the per¬ son to whom we turn for information and to doctor our cuts and bruises from the first graders on up to the Seniors. Ther efore, we the Senior Clas s dedicate the annual of I960 to one who has always been efficient and dependable, to Our Girl Friday , Mrs. Hartman. 5 6 7 5 IN MEMORIAM: SIDNEY WILLIAM BROUGHMAN It is with sorrow that we record the death of a former cus¬ todian of Dunlap High School, who departed this life on June 2 3, 1959 in the Veterans Hospital, Roanoke, Virginia. The Lord bless thee, and keep thee; The Lord make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: The Lord lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.” Numbers; 6: 24, 25, 26 6 Admi Walter L. Hodnett Superintendent School Board Mr s. Lois K. Hamlett, W. G. Mathews, Jr ., Mr s . Celia Ginn, Clerk Harry A. Walton, Jr . Walton, Jr. Robert F. Burrowes, Bishop W. Pentz, Chairman 8 Cleon General M. Smith Supervisor Miss Ruth Clay Visiting Teacher Mrs. Constance Lowman County School Nurse Mrs. Dollie Farley Speech Therapist 9 DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL ROUTE THREE COVINGTON, VIRGINIA OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL’S NOTE TO THE I960 GRADUATION CLASS The purpose of education is to help individuals make useful changes in themselves. Education is more than a means of putting extra dollars into your pay envelope. It is more than a means of acquiring new skills to sell goods. Education helps prepare students to make satisfactory vo¬ cational adjustments. It should also equip young men and women for good citizenship--for taking their places in their community as citizens and leaders of a democracy. Edu¬ cation is to help people to develop their special abilities and interests--to help them to enrich their personalities and to add satisfaction to their living. You are aware of the fact that graduation from high school is by no means the end of your education. You have come a long way; but there are countless possibilities still before you. You also know that to take your place in the complex society in which we are living, you will want as much education as you can possibly obtain. There is no denying the fact that the more education you have, the better off you will be--the better your chances for success will be --the better citizen you will be, and the happier and fuller life you will lead. I urge you therefore to continue your education by what¬ ever means are available to you. The faculty of Dunlap School wishes for each of you suc¬ cess and happiness. 10 Sincerely yours, R. Lynn Graham, Principal Dunlap High School FACULTY Harold L. Carter Mary Catherine Jenkins John E. Jenkins Arthur Nellie W. Marquess Joseph Sizemore FACULTY Ruth O. Smith Pansy S. Clifford Frances K. Allison Jo Ann C arter Delena M. Smith Phyllis Mrs. Evelyn Shay HOWARD BRATTON Treasurer PAULA JO BELL Pre sident CLASS OF M PATTY GOOCH Reporter 15 GARLAND CAMPBELL PAUL GRAHAM CLASS OF WILLIAM GADD DONALD GRAHAM SHIRLEY BROWN m 16 Not Pictured CAROL ANN WEBB BERTIE SARTAIN I960 WINSTON WEBB 18 Und CLASS OF 1961 Myrtle Smith Secretary Eddie Jonas Vice-Pre sident Winston Posey Reporter Franklin Sizemore Treasurer Raymond Rock Pre sident Sandra Ballard Judy Bowyer Leona Bush Lawrence Carper Sanford Carper Jo Ann Cline Glenn Davis Ruth Fridley Joyce Graham Curtis Hanks Lois Hanks Jimmy Hayslett Patricia Kidd Gertrude Lewis David Mann Carolyn McAllister Jerry Meadows Betty Morris Judy Ruble Jesse Sloan Donald Shinault Oscar Smith Hazel Snyder Alice Sprouse Bernard Napier Richard Thomas Joan Webb 20 CLASS OF 1963 Gristle Thompson Vice-President Betty Hylton President Lorraine Smith Reporter Jackie Webb Tommy Alfred Carole Bates Stanley Boone Barbara Bradley Billy Glover Dreama Hanks Marie Halterman Elzie Hardiman Junior Hepler Carolyn Keith Allen Kelly Sharon McAllister Harold Martin Charlie Meadows Gene Meadows Paixl Ramsey Charlotte Richmond Joyce Rock Jimmy Scott Rachel Sizemore 21 CLASS OF 1964 Sandra Morris Vice-President Jo Ellen Corker Secretary Susie Carter Pre sident Wanda Meadows Reporter Thelma Schooler Treasurer Judy Baker Sheila Basham Charles Bowen Joan Bradley Bob Carter Billy Cline Lewis Dameron Lina Hart Elizabeth Hoke F aye Hoke Yevonne Howard Sandra Lane Eddie Kidd Christine May Preston Montgomery Barbara Myers Mary Louise Nicely Daniel Paxton John Petty Nathan Posey Raymond Reed Danny Richmond Janette Richmond Barbara Rock Mary Lou Sartain Robert Scott J ine Simmons Jimmy Sloan Emmett Smith Billy Thompson 22 SEVENTH GRADE Charles Bates Rufus Bradley Sandra Bradley Susan Bradley Nicky Brown Jerry Brown Charles Carper Jimmy Carper Dianne Collins Donna Counts Margaret Cox Zandy DePriest Calvin Fridley Walter Hardiman R. Wayne Howard Wayne L. Howard Shelva Humphries Dewey Hylton John Michael Jenkins Linda Jones Leon Kersey Marilyn Kidd John Lewis Charles Martin Betty Masters Mitchell Morgan Berkley Parkins Jimmy Ruble Bert Seldomridge Barbara Selleck James Shinault Billy Smith Paige Snyder Douglas Vass Josephine Wade Mary Wilson 24 SIXTH GRADE Linda Jo Arrington Penny Brackenridge Wesley Bro-wn Joyce Boone Daryol Booth Delmas Burns Rosemary Carper Wayne Carper Jerry Dotson Vonda Downey Linda Fitzgerald Delbert Fridley Hunter Fridley Roger Hanks Bobby Hepler Jimmy Hepler Kenneth Hoke James Howard Cheryl Keaton Alfred Kershner Linda Kershner Andrew Leech, Jr. Berkley Lewis Montie Lewis Linda Marshall Dorothy Masters Sandra Meadows Linda Morris Drue Mullens Anise Owens Eddie Parkins Evelyn Reed Dorinda Reynolds Bill Sartain Evelyn Snyder Wanda Steel Gary Thompson Parker Tingler James Tucker Joyce Vass Billy Webb Carl Wilson 25 FIFTH GRADE Wendell Alfred Francine Basham Mary Bowyer John Bradley Gloria Hanks Charles Hardiman Goldie Hoke Karen Hoke Charles Hylton Steven Jones Robert Keith Wesley Keith Anna Kelley Bruce Kesterson Danna King Butch Lane Gracie Loan Billy Lowe Edgar McAllister Lois McAllister Wayne Myers Linda Napier Patricia Napier Hershel Nicely Jesse O ' Conner John Owens Dorothy Reed Earlene Reed Norman Reed Roger Schooler William Smith Wilma Steel Melanie Vest Robert Vest Michael Wade Roger Walker 26 FOURTH GRADE Jeanette Armentrout Cecil Bates Stephen Boone John Bradley Rose Branham Walter Ferguson Glenda Franee Linda Hardiman Barry Hayslett Ronnie Helmintoller Ray Hoke Gregory Howard Margaret Loan Joyce Masters Michael May Sharon Meadows Larry Owens Janet Ruble Nina Selleck Ben Snyder Glenna Treynor Larry Treynor William Walton Candace Wilkerson Frances Wilson 27 THIRD GRADE Dale Boone Preston Boone Gary Brackenridge Donna Bradley Helen Bradley Daniel Bratton Louis Burns Johnny Castle Randy DePriest Steve Dotson Dave Fitzgerald Gary Hankins Brenda Hayslett Barbara Howard Peggy Hylton Kerry Jones Clifford Keith Sharon Kersey Delmas Kershner Baxter Leech James Marsh Alice Masters Barbara May Gary Morris Eddie Nicely Bobby Paxton Susan Reed Lynn Rimy on David Smith Steven Smith Ramona Steele Richard Tucker Thomas Wade James Walton 28 SECOND GRADE Jack Armentrout Rita Armentrout Terry Ayers Michael Brackenridge Marsha Frazier Linda Hylton Cora Jones Mae Loan Thelma Mabry Herbert Marsh Richard Martin Rita Owens Wayne Porterfield Glen Reed Hallie Sloan Karen Smith Allen Steele Jimmy Simmons Juanita Thompson Nancy Vest Not Pictured Samuel Walton Gaye Webb Donna Wilson 29 FIRST GRADE Patricia Baker Gilbert Baker Dianna Barger Barbara Brackenridg Patricia Brackenridg Bobby Cline Clinton Fridley Dannie Fridley Lloyd Fridley Stephen Griffith Darius Hylton David Keaton Gladys Martin Dinah Masters Larry Mines Martha Morris Jane Myers Johnnie Nicely Billy Joe Nicely Linda Paxton Roger Paxton Alan Dale Powers Basil Reed Jackie Ruble Elizabeth Sartain Sue Scott Randy Selleck Ernest Shinault Wayne Smith Deborah Stone Johnnie Vest Tana Wickline Donna Wilkerson Susan Wilkerson Vivian Wilson Eugene Wolfe 30 May Queen Betty Bradley m y f CANDIDATES FOR MISS DUNLAP Eighth Jo Ellen Corker Freshman Bobby Bradley Junior Jo Ann Cline 34 QUIETEST Paul Graham Patty Gooch TYPICAL SENIORS Howard Bratton Carol Ann Webb SENIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Howard Bratton Carol Ann Webb BEST LOOKING Paul Graham Patty Gooch LAZIEST Garland Campbell Paula Jo Bell 36 BIGGEST PEST Mike Carter Paula Jo Bell MOST ATHLETIC Bertie Sartain Betty Lou Nicely UPERLATIVES BIGGEST FLIRT Paula Jo Bell Jim Cook MOST DIGNIFIED Jim Cook Carol Ann Webb WITTIEST Garland Campbell Linda Humphries 37 BEST DRESSED Howard Bratton Shirley Brown MOST CHEERFUL Jim Cook Betty Bradley SENIO BEST SCHOOL SPIRITED Bertie Sartain Carol Ann W ebb FRIENDLIEST Jerald Blankenship Betty Bradley BEST ALL AROUND Jim Cook Betty Bradley 38 BEST PALS UPERLATIVES MOST INTELLECTUAL Howard Bratton Carol Ann Webb MOST POPULAR Jim Cook Carol Ann Webb MOST COURTEOUS Howard Bratton Carol Ann Webb Linda Humphries Shirley McAllister Mike Carter Jim Cook 39 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE AGES” Cast and Choir 40 19 Senior Class 60 The Senior Class Presents JUST DUCKY ! Winston Webb Paula Jo Bell Carol W ebb Betty Bradley Garland Campbell Donald Graham Linda Humphries M. B. Carter Bertie Sartain Gerald Blankenship Betty Nicely Betty Jo Alfred Sandy Bicknell Barbara Hoover Mr. Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell Betty Lou Bernadine W ilbur Hercules Connie Craig Moore Mr. Moore Del Marshall Aunt Mary Miss Blayne Prompter DIRECTOR SYNOPSIS This farce-comedy began peacefully until Papa Maxwell was elected chairman of the citizen ' s committee. His publicity loving family managed to make his life miserable. As a result of their antics, everyone in town willingly believes the entire family have lost their wits. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR GRADE SCHOOL CHOIR 42 PAPER STAFF Sitting ' : Betty Morris, Asst. Editor, Joan Webb, Editor, Sanford Carper. Standing: Lois Hanks, Myrtle Smith, Joyce Graham, Carolyn McAllister, Pat ricia Kidd, Judy Ruble. DRIVERS EDUCATION CLASS Jessie Sloan, Jerald Blankenship, Shirley Brown, Joan Webb, Raymond Rock, Joyce Graham. 43 OFFICERS OF FOURTH AND FIFTH 4-H CLUB FOURTH AND FIFTH 4-H CLUB 44 OFFICERS OF SIXTH AND SEVENTH 4-H CLUB SIXTH AND SEVENTH 4-H CLUB 45 MECHANICAL DRAWING KVG CREW 46 BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Lawrence Carper, Garland Campbell, Tommy Alfred, Stanley Boone, Bertie Sartain. Standing: John E, Jenkins, Coach, Donald Shinault, Eddie Jonas, Jimmy Hayslett, Sanford Car¬ per, Winston Posey, Franklin Sizemore, Mgr. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1959-60 Dec. 1 Central High A ❖ 4 Fairfield High H 8 Boiling Springs H l ' ll Newcastle High A 15 Millboro High H Jan. 7 Central High H 8 Fairfield High A 12 Valley High A 15 Newcastle High H 22 Boys ' Home A 26 Craigsville High H 29 Millboro High A Feb. 2 Valley High H 5 B o iling Sp r ing s A 8 Boys ' Home H 12 Brownsburg High A Conference Games GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Mgr. Judy Bowyer, Sandra Corker, Jackie Webb, Barbara Bradley, Judy Ruble, Betty Nicely, Jessie Sloan, Betty Morris, Alice Sprouse, Leona Bush, Mgr. Myrtle Smith, Score Keeper Caro¬ lyn McAllister, (Missing) Betty Jo Alfred, Paula Jo Bell, Timekeeper. Kneeling: Co-Captains Sandra Ballard and Gertrude Lewis. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Dianna Brown, Patricia Kidd, Carol Ann Webb, Dianna Barger, Joan Webb, Betty Hylton, Betty Bradley. 49 BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling: Donald Shinault, Lawrence Carper, Garland Campbell, Donald Graham, Richard Thomas, Tommy Alfred. Standing: Bertie Sartain, Eddie Jonas, Sanford Carper, Jimmy Hayslett, Winston Posey. Not Pictured: Jim Cook, Coach Jenkins. SCHEDULE April May 1 Pending 5 Central Away 8 Boiling Springs Home IZ Valley Away 19 Pending 2Z Millboro Away 27 Central Home 29 Boiling Springs Away 3 Millboro Home 6 New Castle Home 10 Pending 13 Valley Home 17 Covington Away 20 New Castle Away 24 Covington Home 50 CUSTODIAN Mr. Johnny Carter LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Jess Treynor and Mrs. Tommy Hepler BUS DRIVERS Roy Reed Mike Carter Johnny Sprouse Tommy Hepler Virgil Cale 51 CLASS HISTORY AS THE WORLD TURNS, we wish to look back over our school days of yesterday and remember some or our happier times. As the long journey toward the goal of graduation was started there were thirty seven happy first graders under the leadership of Miss Rose Fleshman. Of those thirty seven only 11 stayed at D.H.S, Those were Betty Jo, Paula Jp, Betty, Howard, Shirley Jean, Garland, Mike, Linda, Ina Mae, Betty Lou, and Carol Ann. Although not the same group , we still had thirty seven students in the second grade with Mrs. Delena Smith as our teacher. We were joined by Winston Webb that year. Thirty third grade students took on the happy job of being third graders with Mrs. John E. Jenkins as our teacher. We were happily led toward the fourth grade as we took part in the May Day Program with the Minuet. Donald Graham joined us that year. 1953 found thirty three students in Mr s, O. H. Carper ' s class. One of the biggest events was the May Pole Dance in the May Day Program. We started the fifth grade with a substitute teacher, James Owens until Mrs, Allison was able to be with us. That year we welcomed Sandra Bicknell, Shirley Mc¬ Allister, Jerald Blankenship, and Bertie Sartain from Callaghan as new students. Mrs. Johnson had thirty three students in the Sixth Grade. We were happy to welcome Paul Graham that year. Our seventh grade was one of the happiest as we experienced the joy of field trips with a new teacher at Dunlap, Mr. James Owens. Anna Stuart, Jim Cook, and Burton May became members of our class that year. 1957 , Freshmen at last! That year found the large group of forty two students crowding into Mrs. Marquess ' homeroom. Paula Jo Bell was our candidate for Fall Queen. In the fall of 1958, we entered Miss Shirley Carper ' s room with only twenty nine students. In Mr, Carter ' s homeroom Carol Webb, Jim Cook, Mike Carter, and Paula Bell were chosen to lead our class of twenty nine students. Patty Gooch joined us from Covington High and became our candidate for Fall Queen. We enjoyed as the high¬ lights of our year the publishing of THE KNIGHT HERALD and preparing for the Junior-Senior Banquet at Reid ' s Blue Room, Ah! Seniors finally! We were most happy to welcome Miss Barbara Hoover as our sponsor, Paula Bell, Jim Cook, Mike Carter, and Howard Bratton were elected as our officers. One important event was the crowning of Carol Ann Webb as MISS DUNLAP I960. By the time you read this we will have published THE REFLECTOR, presented the Senior play JUST DUCKY and have completed our plans for the Senior trip. As we march down the aisle in our graduation caps and gowns and dangling tas¬ sels, we will be launching ourselves to become better citizens and to put into use the eleven years of knowledge we have gained. A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring: from AN ESSAY ON CRITICISM by Alexander Pope. Class Historian Shirley McAllister 52 CLASS PROPHECY AS THE WORLD TURNS into the future, I predict: Jerald Blankenship recently completed a new musical play called Dancing to the Center of the Earth. I World Famous Book Publisher, Howard Bratton, will lecture the Dunlap Literary Society June 10, 1980. His topic will be My Experience on the Moon. Garland Campbell, distinguished traveler of the world, will make his appearance via the freight express in time to attend the twentieth reunion of the class of I960. M. B. Carter, the famous bus driver for Alleghany County Schools, has volunteered to take the class of 1980 to Washington, D. C. for their Senior Trip. 1 All American Drag Strip Champ, Jim Cook, has flown to Washington to advise the Highway Commissioner about the National Highway. Willian Gadd, Star of Radio and Television, will open the television station at Covington, Virginia, June 30, 1970. Donald Graham, since his debut as Hercules in the Senior Play of I960, has appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show as The World ' s Strongest Man. In twenty year s, Paul Graham will be candidate for President from the Republician Party. He will promise a rocketship in every garage and a pheasant under glass in every home if he is elected. Burton May, great baseball player, has just signed another contract with the Mars and Moon Boys at a grand price. •V Olympic Figure Skater, Bertie Sartain, recently announced the opening of the Ice Rink on Ogles Creek. Winston Webb, the greatest scientist invented a new rocket that will take you to the moon in three days. These Rockets will be on sale in 1981. Betty Jo Alfred, a great police woman, has just captured one of the worst killers in the world. She gave the reward to the new Home for Stray Cats. Paula Jo Bell, noted the number one airline hostess for the year will make a personal appear¬ ance at the local Lion ' s Club. All autograph seekers please form a line to the right. By 1979, Betty Bradley will have sold her first big painting for a million dollars. The COVINGTON VIRGINIAN will carry a full account of it. Sandra Bicknell will marry a multi-millionaire Rayon Official. She is donating all of her last years mink coats to the Anna Stuart Foundation For Prevention of Cruelty to Mice. By 1968 you ' ll be seeing pictures of Shirley Brown in all fashion magazines as the number one fashion model. One of Metropolitan ' s most brilliant opera stars, Patricia Gooch, promises an exclusive interview with the KNIGHT HERALD. Linda Humphries has given up her title of World Champion Girl Wrestler to marry Gene Snyder. Ina Kersey has become a general in the Woman ' s Army. She says that it is really the life. Shirley McAllister set a new record by swimming the English Channel in two hours, fifteen minutes, and nineteen seconds. Professor Betty Nicely of Dunlap Junior College will soon become the blushing bride of the manager of the Rocket Plant of Virginia. By 1980, Carol Webb will be teaching one of the courses at the New Alleghany County School. She ' ll be giving her students Mrs. Jenkins ' slogan, Don ' t do as I do, but as I say. Garland Campbell Class Prophet 53 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT AS THE WORLD TURNS, we, the Senior Class wish to pause and write our Last Will And Testament. Article I To all the teachers we leave the knowledge that with their help our days have been brighter and happier, and in short, will be remembered as the best days of our life. Article II We leave our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Jenkins for her capable guiding of us in our work on the annual. Article III Miss Hoover we wish to thank sincerely for her help with the Senior Play, her sponsor¬ ship and all in all just being there when we needed her. Article IV We do hereby bestow some of our old battered things on the Juniors along with the joy and importance of being a Senior. Shirley McAllister wills her temper to Judy Bowyer. Patty Gooch bequeaths her long hair to Lois Hanks. ' If Paula Jo Bell leaves her ability to get by in Government to Raymond Rock and her blonde hair to Jackie Webb. Betty Jo Alfred leaves her source of knowledge about everyone to Carolyn McAllister. Paul Graham bestows his curly hair on Winston Posey. Garland Campbell wills his weight to Lawrence Carper. WilliamGadd does hereby bequeath his art of getting along with girls to Franklin Sizemore. WE LEAVE - N; % Shirley Brown, her cheering ability to any new cheerleader in the coming year. Carol Webb, all her nicknames to Myrtle Smith and her title, MISS DUNLAP I960 to any¬ one fortupate enough to get it. ” Linda Humphries, her ability to eat in class to anyone who can get by with it. Sandra Bicknell, her secret to anyone who can keep it. :-si Howard Bratton, his long wavy hair to Jimmy Hayslett. Winston Webb, his ability to hold hands with a girl in class to Bernard Napier. Jim Cook, his speeding ability to Eddie Jonas. Jerald Blankenship, his secret formula for relaxing tense nerves to Donald Shinault, who seems to have a system of his own. Betty Bradley, her cooking ability to Betty Morris. Donald Graham, his ability to chew tobacco to David Mann, who can stand it. Burton May, to a future drawing student leaves his mechanical drawing ability. Bertie Sartain, his mischievous ways to Sanford Carper. I, Anna Stuart, leave my cooking ability to all the girls in the Senior Class of I960 who are lucky enough to get husbands. Executor Anna Stuart 54 STATISTICS JERALD EUGENE BLANKENSHIP Jerald 4-H Club.1,2 Paper Staff. 3 ULYSSES HOWARD BRATTON Howard Class Treasurer. 4 Marshal. 1 May Day Escort. 2 GARLAND EDWARD CAMPBELL Yogie Football. 1 Baseball. 3,4 Basketball. 4 Basketball Manager. 3 Paper Staff. 3 Annual Staff. 4 Class Play . 2,4 MICHEAL BANISTER CARTER M. B. 4-H Club .1,2,3 Paper Staff. 3 Secretary. 3,4 Firefighter. 3,4 JAMES OLIVER COOK Jim 4-H Club . 2,3 Baseball . 3 Paper Staff. 3 Vice President. 3,4 Firefighter. 2 WILLIAM HENDERSON GADD Willie 4-H Club . 1,2,3 DONALD PESCO GRAHAM Donald 4-H Club . 1,2,3 Baseball . 1,2,3,4 Football . 1,2 Firefighter. 1,2,3,4 PAUL EDWARD GRAHAM Paul 4-H Club . 1,2 Firefighter. 1,2,3,4 PRESTON BURTON MAY Burton 4-H Club . 1,2 Firefighter. 1,2,3,4 BERTIE SPENCER SARTAIN, JR. Bertie 4-H Club . 1,2,3 Basketball Manager. 1 Basketball. 2,3,4 Baseball Manager. 1 Baseball. 3,4 Firefighter. 2,3,4 WINSTON FRANKLIN WEBB W ennie 4-H Club . 1,2 Football. 1,2 Paper Staff . . . . Asst. Annual Editor Clas s Play. 55 4 4 OJ STATISTICS BETTY JO ALFRED Jo-Jo LINDA BELL HUMPHRIES Gene 4-H Club . 1,2 Glee Club. 3 Basketball. 3,4 Home Nursing. 3 Class Play. 2,4 Christmas Program PAULA JO BELL Cracker President. 1,4 Vice President. 2 Treasurer . 3 4-H Club . 1,2,3 4-H Club President. 2 Class Play . 2,4 May Court . 2 Basketball . 1,2 Time Keeper. 3,4 Home Nursing . 3 Paper Staff. 3 Annual Staff. 4 Christmas Program . 4 Marshal. 1,2 SANDRA LEE BICKNELL Sandy 4-H Club. 1,2 Reporter. 1 Paper Staff. 3 Annual Staff. 4 Marshal. 3 Glee Club. 1,2,4 Class Play. 1,2,4 Christmas Play. 4 BETTY VIRGINIA BRADLEY Jenny Basketball. 1,2 Cheerleader . 4 Annual Staff. 4 Paper Staff. 3 4-H Club . 1,2,3 Christmas Program. 4 May Queen . 4 Class Play . 2,4 PATRICIA ANN GOOCH Patty Fall Festival Candidate. 3 May Day-Maid of Honor . 3 Paper Staff. 3 Annual Staff. 4 Reporter . 4 4-H Club . 1,2,3 Glee Club. 1,2 Annual Staff. 4 Home Nursing. 3 INA MAE KERSEY Ima Mae 4-H Club . 1 Home Nursing. 3 SHIRLEY ANN McALLISTER Joe 4-H Club . 1,2,3 Glee Club. 1,2 Annual Staff. 4 Home Nursing. 3 BETTY LOU NICELY Betty Lou-Lou 4-H Club . 1 Basketball. 1,2,3,4 Class Play. 1,2,4 ANNA MAE STUART Annie Mae 4-H Club . 1 Glee Club. 3, Paper Staff .... Annual Staff .... Home Nursing . . . Christmas Program CAROL ANN WEBB Black-Eye Annie Class Play. 1,2,4 May Day Princess. 1,3 Vice President. 2 President. 3 Asst. Editor of Paper. 3 Miss Dunlap. 4 Editor of Annual. 4 Girls ' State . 3 Marshal. 2 Chief Marshal. 3 4-H Club . 1 Cheerleader. 3,4 Christmas Play. 4 56 CO CO Congratulations Seniors We congratulate you upon your attainments and high ambitions. Wood-using industries and Tree Farms have played a part in your past. We hope they will be still more important in the future. WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY C ongratalations Seniors of 1960 COVINGTON TRANSFER STORAGE CO. 215 W. Main Street Serving the Public In The Heart of the Alleghanies A gent UNITED VAN LINE ' S Phone: Day: 2-2860 Night: 2-2673 Covington, Virginia Congratulations To The Graduating Class INDUSTRIAL RAYON CORPORATION A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Covington, Virginia COVINGTON DOCTORS Give Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 T. M. Winn W. P, F letcher William J. Ellis K. McC. Crawford G. J. George Covington, Virginia COVINGTON LAWYERS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Revercomb Revercomb C, C, Collins Covington, Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes Dunlap Graduates R.M. LOVING Covington, Virginia COVINGTON DEPARTMENT STORE The Store of Name Brands Covington, Virginia Congratulations To The Graduating Class COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Covington, Virginia SNEAD BUICK PONTIAC CO., INC. Buick - Opel - Pontiac Sales and Service Phone 2-2Z24 Covington, Virginia Congratulations! Future Prospects JONKO INC. BOOSTERS Builders Developers Phone: Z-2965 Bonnie Smith 323 W. Main Street Benny Snyder Covington, Virginia J. H. R uble Congratulations, Seniorsl and Best Wishes Covington, Virginia Compliments of J.C. PENNY COMPANY, INC. Always fine Quality Pemvey’s A I WAYS riRSf OUAlilY Covington, Virginia GOOD LUCK GRADS OF I960 WHITING OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS IVAN H. BRADLEY aiiisV VyKVKil LUMBER CO. Fine Gasolines We buy logs, saw logs and and sell lumber and wood Other Petroleum Products Route 1 also Tires - Recapping - Batteries Covington, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia Compliments of Meadow Gold Ice Cream COMPLIMENTS OF THE 1 rIcKidcA- . Gold COVINGTON LUMBER CO., INC. Compliments of M. H. FISHMAN CO. HODGES JEWELRY STORE Watches - Diamonds Leading Variety and Jr. Dept, Chinaware - Silverware In Alleghany County Expert Watch Repair and Surrounding Area Covington and Covington, Virginia C lifton Forge COVINGTON MOTOR CO., REID ' S GRILL BLUE ROOM INC Ford. Mercury Lincoln, Edsel Steaks - Sandwiches Plate Lunches F alcon SMALL OR LARGE BANQUETS Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia BRADLErS DRIVE-IN MARKET M E AIS VEGEIA6LES Callaghan, Virginia Compliments of STEFFErS CLEANERS CASH AND CARRY DELIVERY SERVICE Covington, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE H. PHIL BURKS 1960 GRADUATING CLASS General Contractor DIAL 2-2184 BUILDER H. H. Mays, Residential Commercial Commercial Manager Repairing and Remodeling No Job Too Big or Too Small CLIFTON FORGE-WAYNESBORO Dial 4211 TELEPHONE COMPANY Covington, Virginia MILLER S STUDIO THE COURTESY STORE S pecializing In Phone 2-2186 Children Weddings 117 W. Main Street Roll Film Finished Portraits and Color Photography ”31 Years of Photographic Service In Covington Alleghany Coanty” THE GROCETERIA Dial 2-0346 601 Highland Street Second Floor, Fishman Bldg, Phone 2-2222 Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS S enior s THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK GIBSON CO., INC. ”We Are Equipped To Serve You” 2-2141 118 S. Lexington Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Dial 2-6266 Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia r Dodge Dart Simca Dodge |gS3 Power Giant Trucks IHpP PURKEY FLORIST DRESSLER MOTORS INC. Phone 2-2241 Monroe Cherry Sts. Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia Organized in 1891 GRADUATES THE COVINGTON NATIONAL BANK Covington, Virginia ARRITrS RADIO T.V. SERVICE Service on All Brands Radio - TV - Hi - Fi Dial 2-3346 1138 Highland St. Covington, Virginia FINK S JEWELERS Diamond Rings Easy C redit 323 W, Main Street Covington, Virginia iTonqrtttulatiom ' W ' to the class of 60 JOHN B. SALTERINI CO. Covington, Virginia ARRITT FUNERAL HOME Modern Chapel Completely Air - Conditioned 24 hoar Ambulance Service Phone 2-2201 1102 Highland St, Covington, Virginia Compliments of GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Furniture - Office Supplies School Supplies Covington, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of ROCKLIN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE L.K. MAYTAG FURNITURE Maple Avenue Hotpoint - Maytag Sales Service Z04 West Main Street Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia COVINGTON GLASS MIRROR CO. BOTTLED GAS COMPANY OF COVINGTON Phone Z-36Z1 1 {ea me Office Phone Z-9Z41 stBvietyP Call for Free Estimates Home Phone Z-959Z Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia PLYMALE ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of JAMISON OIL COMPANY, INC. DISTRIBUTORS OF SHELL PRODUCTS 104 S. Maple Ave. Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia Compliments of THE COTTAGE INN WEBBS PLUMBING HEATING Rt. 60 103 W. Riverside Ave. 6 Mi, West of Covington Covington, Virginia ROSE ' S 5-10-25C STORE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE School Supplies C andie s Nove Itie s NATIONWIDE A. W. Long, Agent 1140 Highland St. Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia LITTLETON ' S SHELL STATION Corner Bridge Eiverside TIRES ACCESSORIES BATTERIES LUBRICATION Covington, Virginia For Phone in and Pick Up Service DIAL 8966 Curb Service COZY KITCHEN Covington, Virginia Compliments of THE TRADING POST MOTOROLA T. V, Sales Service Covington, Virginia Congratulations GRADUATES WKEY RADIO STATION Covington, Virginia Good Goods at Good Prices ALLEGHANY HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. PHONES: 2-2123 2-2124 Covington, Virginia GREEN MILL RESTAURANT Try our delicious home cooked meals and pastries 104 West Riverside Ave. Covington, Virginia Compliments of FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOPPE Owne r Mrs. Ernestine Coiner Covington, Virginia WILSON ' S TIRE SERVICE Dunlap Tires S; Batteries Recapping Repairing All Sizes Phone 5281 Covington, Virginia Homelite Chain Saws MOODY ' S SALES SERVICE Hot Spring Road Covington, Virginia FRIDLEY ' S PHARMACY Service For the Sick ' Phone 3166 308 W, Main Street % Covington, Virginia CALLAGHAN GROCERY CALLAGHAN GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1960 THE SHOE BOX 233 Main St. Covington, Virginia Covington, Virginia Compliments of CALLAGHAN AUTO PAINT BODY WORKS TANGLEWOOD RESTAURANT Best Food this Side of Home Owned and operated by B. T, Napier Phone 4146 24 hoar Wrecking Service Phone 2-9798 Covington, Virginia Compliments of PROPST SMITH BARBER SHOP NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. 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