Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1966 volume:

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Glass, its stage brings into focus every aspect of student life — from the excitement of Senior Day to the Honor Assembly and David Garrick plays. Simi- larly, the stage sets the scene for a unique play ‘in which 2,400 students lead individual roles and, to- I gether, present a telescoped view into life at E. C. Glass. a __ The setting is Lynchburg. The scene is E. C. Glass, ee and the time is now. As the curtain opens, the year fea: 1965-66 will unfold. It will move from the stage to _ the chemistry lab . . . to the band room . . . from City ap Stadium to the gym... to the bookstore and finally oie to the stage again. Follow it closely and remember. Miss Williams with Mr. Ernest Taylor at Coleman’s. Today 112 advertisers; 33 in 1933. RE . 920 | As the curtain falls on Glass, Year 1966, a leading character for thirty-three | Veal milendbhCariois soceness says .barewellb. ©. Glass” and th e Hi: G -Glass audience rises to give her a round of applause: | For her good rapport with business | leaders and industry which has meant | strong financial support of the publica- | tions through advertising ; | For her keen business acumen and her excellent financial management which have given the literary staffs the means to produce first-rate publications ; For her unique ideas for raising reve- ollemsuttcm Llc lorsem troyect)meideas which have attracted attention among National Press Associations; For her consistent and constant de- | votion to Publications—a devotion that | has in turn brought strong support for them from both students and faculty. To Miss Margarett Williams, Business Manager ER. C. Glass Publications 1933-1966 Miss Williams Ends Career of Service to Glass Miss Margaret Williams WE APPLAUD YOU Miss Williams and a business student. Today, 1961 subscribers; 100 in 1933. THE SCENE Enthusiasm and A Cotae Dyoritietice Student Life As each Glass student determines to deliver his best performance, en- thusiasm and hard work create the atmosphere for student life in 1965-66. From the morning pep rallies in the gym to the Friday night hops in Cafe 2, every scene of Glass life stars a talented cast of teenagers from the entire city. As Indian summer becomes fall, the scene changes from the Publications As- sembly to the Championship Foot- ball victory over Andrew Lewis. Winter presents the All State Band contest and the City Council meet- ing where Glass students express serious opinions on the proposed city curfew. As spring makes her entrance, a trip to New York and the Book Fair take the spotlight. Although many of the events form a long-awaited rerun, different students enliven each scene and un- consciously achieve a common goal — school spirit. eae Se School Halts August Fun — Heat Continues Leaving the pool and Jaycee dances behind, students returned to Glass earlier than ever on August 30. Greeted by the smell of polished floors and new books, students welcomed Kazu Nishikura to Pe Ca Giass: Schedule conflicts afforded swelter- ing students a chance to cool off in the newly air-conditioned office. While freshmen rushed the bookstore daily, all salled for well-rounded students in the first as- four class representatives app sembly. As Glass’s third Exchange Student, Kazu Nishi- kura contributes his friendliness to sc hool life. In the opening assembly, students accept a serious challenge from their class leaders, During the first weeks of school Mr. Turkel faces endless lines in the bookstore. Lt le inevitabi Students fill the office to see Mr. Milam about Rocking Assemblies And Football Games Lead Fall Activities sh In the first scene of the Publications Assembly, staf members introduce the latest French dance. Glass cheerleaders take a break during the first home game. “Help, you need somebody!” sings Bill White as Janie North relates her dream in the publica- tions show. As he leaps from the stage, John Wheeler proves that anything can happen in Glass as- semblies. 3etsy Morris and Chuck Pinkerton board the SCA bus for an out-of-town football game. The football season well under way, Glass action centered on the coming publications assembly. Folk singers in- vaded the auditorium for practice, while three staffs prepared riotous skits. After weeks of rehearsal, rock-and-roll bands entertained students, and staff members launched a four month subscription campaign with their own version of songs from hit musicals. As October brought cool weather, the SCA offered students a series of bus trips to away football games. 12 a Chosen as Senior Court members are: First Row: 3obby Brown, Phyllis Pugh. Second Row: Sammy Seagle, JoAnne Deacon. Tiird Row: Larry Wood, Anne Mullan. Fourth Row: Mike Grissom, Carroll Tuthill. Fifth Row: King David Richardson, Queen Jarrett Dudley. 13 Mrs. Jobe welcomes visiting parents to Glass. Would You Believe Senior Day? .. . 13 Murders? Parents who visited Glass during American Education Week would not have recognized it on November 5. To the sound of combos, Seniors reversed school procedures and re- ceived official permission .to be merry on Senior Day. On Thanksgiving Eve the David Garrick Players delighted LY¥nch- burg with the murder comedy Arsenic and Old Lace. To end an exciting, and slightly hectic day, students crowd Cafe 2 for the Senior Day Hop. (Below) Mary Lou Holland and = Chri Ryon watch with delight as Sheldon Friedman taste their deadly homemade wine in Arsenic and Old Lace. These office helpers, Jan Robinson, Linda Hawkins are busy checking the students’ schedules. Dr. Cornett prepares a speech on philosophy for the Glass students. Penny Farmer and Emmy Lou Terrell practice their salesmanship at the Christmas tree sale. Glass Spirit Defies Winter Cold Winter arrived with the annual Christ- mas tree sale, sponsored by the Tri-H1- Y’s., After. Christmas, “threessuanems chimney sweeps entertained the students while seeking performers for the E. C. Glass Revue. David Sutor and Kathy Cornett kick up their heels in “Mary Poppins Land.” Becky Fuller and John Wheeler would rather play in the snow than go to class. Dressed as our “School Spirit,” Rodney Burchette climbs to success. After missing two days of school while Lynchburg was buried under 36 inches of snow, students returned to find that at Glass -school spirit’ -had not - been diminished by the cold. In the morning pep rally, Rodney Burchette climbed the ladder of success .before the Patrick Henry game. Glass students display a sudden interest in local affairs when City Council members propose a curfew. Shakespeare, The Curfew Command Student Interest The City Council meeting on the curfew was attended by more students than adults. Since this problem cen- tered on Lynch burg teenagers, the Glass students were very appreciative when Mr. Milam successfully de- fended the freedom of the students. The beginning of the second semes- ter brought two productions which were presented by the students: the Spring Band Concert and the Shake- spearean Assembly, which presented a picture of life in Elizabethan times. : Mr. Vermillion’s Band students tune up before their concert. Roberta Cooper portrays Juliet in the famous balcony scene. “Concentration” describes the students Test for forensic competion. taking the Spelling Bill White is held captive in Shakespeare’s King John. Choir members leaving for All-State Festival are: Front Row: T. Weaver, D. Jordon, H. Ford. Second Row: Mrs. Cothran, M. Harlow, R. Dowdy, D Richardson, K. Logwood Excitement fills the air at the Western District Basketball Tournament. J. Myers, M. L. Holland, G. Ferrell, and C. Ryon bring honors to Glass for their presentation of The Case of the Crushed Petunias. Students Seek Excellence in Varied Fields Mr. McCue visits Advanced Latin students who read Latin voluntarily at 8:15. Winter came to a close as seven students represented Glass at the All-State Choir Festival. Excitement pre- railed at the Western District 3asketball Tournament. AI- though Glass’s hopes of win- ning turned to disappoint- ment, all knew that the Hill- toppers had played their very best. Five Advanced Latin stu- dents came to school at 8:15 to do extra reading, and The Case of the Crushed Petunias won a superior rating at the Western District One-Act Play Festival. i I'' Spring Inspires New Fads and Talent Even after the excitement of the fall and winter, new fads—plaid pants, barefoot girls, polkadot shirts appeared at Glass. on! David Waldron is one of the many students who contributed to the success of the SCA bloodmobile. Spring brings new fads and spring fever as shown by Jay Fleck and Kathy Bruce. David Sutor singing “Get Off My Cloud” closes Talent Assembly. Cordelia Hancock brings back an old fad—the Charles- ton—in the Talent Assembly. Vhise springs some. students. entertained fellow classmates with singing and dancing; others served Lynchburg in the blood drive for the Reéd:Cros bo bo Seniors anxiously await announcement of 196¢ VIP’s at the banquet. A toast is given to the Class of ’66 at the Senior Banquet by Mr. McCue. Glass dancers practice their routine in a re- hearsal for the Student Council’s Open House. Senior Banquet, Dance Highlight Spring Events With the coming of spring students prepared � ory many § varying, pevents. Seniors ordered announcements and cards, while Juniors ordered their rings. But not all was work at Glass. The an- nual Senior Banquet featured the an- pouncement. sof sclassee VIP ss) while aiterwards’ the. [lop “blatters.= irom Harrisonburg played for the dance. Stu- dent life stirred with enthusiasm in preparation™tor, the SCA Opens House and Elections. s RE A aOR ONS LLL LEE SEL RE EL LN apie a ee PAM RE REN ESS SE OER RIS . New teaching techniques add a springy atmosphere to the classroom. fon) | | oY Mr. Boe, Miss Grayson, and Mr. New Ideas Blossom the teaching staff at second semester. In Warm Weather As warm weather arrived in Lynchburg, Glass students and teachers responded to spring- time with a wide variety of acti- - vities. Advanced Composition students decorated Mr. King’s room with “germs” for their short stories, while study hall students showed the usual signs of spring fever. For the first time in Glass’s history, a girls’ tennis team was organized. Kathy O’Keeffe lead the squad of enthusiastic girls as the number one player. Blount join Mrs. Davis holds down spring fever in This year Glass features for the first time a study hall. tennis team with Kathy O’Keeffe as number one player. With the close of the sports:season Mrs. Meidling stores away cheerleading equipment for this year. Miss Canada and Miss Harvey arrive for school. John Wheeler makes a selection of paperbacks at the Book Fair. eeeedinenieaes i ee a Enthusiasm Mounts As Semester Ends With expectations of the Ring Dance, commencement and summer vacation, Glass students displayed increased enthusiasm as the second semester ended. After weeks of practice. cheerleader candidates faced the faculty judges with high hopes of being chosen. Seniors ordered their caps and gowns, while the cast of George Washington Slept Here worked to produce the senior .Play on May 6.. In May the Literary Society sponsored the an- nual Book Fair. Newly announced cheerleaders are overwhelmed with joy. Arthur Wood looks forward to graduation as he orders his cap and gown with help of Mrs. Brown and Sandria Ewers. THE CAST Seniors Contribute Leadership and Service “Action,” cry Mr. Beckner and Mrs. White as seniors return to take the lead in 1966. With three years’ experience in supporting roles, the class of ’66 takes “prepara- tion” as a cue for both the present and the future. From the potpourri of senior events, a varied cast emerges. As the Hell’s Angels of Senior Day fade out, a Joseph in the Christmas Pageant appears. Two dancing chimney sweeps and a crying Thisbe reflect expanding interest, while college acceptance and research papers engage seniors in their final appearance. The Senior Banquet and “George Washington Slept Here” herald the night of June 13 when each senior will leave the stage with a diploma as a token of four years’ work be- fore the lights. | Chosen as senior class officers for their originality and hard work are (clockwise) Sammy Seagle, President; Nancy Rhodes, Vice-President; Mary Janet Blencowe, Secretary; Regina Aultice, Co-treasurer; and Linda Etheridge, Co-treasurer. As class sponsor Mrs. White combines the exact proportions of experience and judgment. A representative from Randolph-Macon College iscovers the individuality of Glass applicants during d us Senior Day visit. Ml I | } | | | Seniors Plan Year Of Special Events On Aucust 20, E. C. Glass. opened its doors to over five-hundred exuber- ant and sunburned seniors, determined ROumiakewevery dninite:o: the: year count. Quickly assuming leadership in all phases of school life, hard working seniors elected their officers to trans- form ideas into well-planned realities. Witmetives success: Ol senior Day, la united class was assured of numerous exciting ‘and meaningful events .to follow. The second semester brought the Senior Banquet and Dance, along with a campaign for announcements and personal cards. In every case the class council was an efficient medium be- tween committee and homeroom. Joyce McLean Abbitt Jeannine Adamson Ralph L. Anderson 33 Linda Kay Adamee Heyward Wayne Allen Linda Fave Ashwell Benjamin Phillip Adams Janice Anderson Regina Nadine Aultice | | . FarleRice Adams Julia Marie Anderson Cecilia Ann Saer Look at you, look at me; walking ten feet tall are we; Smiling silly smiles all day. How'd we ever get that way? Bob Dylan Barbara Ann Bailey Charles’ David Bailey Judith, Lee Bailey Peyton Sanford Baker Pamela Kay Ballard Sandra Gale Beale 34 Up! up! my Friend, and quit your books; Or surely you'll grow double Up! up! my Friend, and clear your looks; Why all this toil and trouble? Wordsworth Mary Kay Bennington James -D. Bibb Grady Ray Blakeye yr Gary M. Blanks Mary Janet . Blencowe Brenda Lee Blevins 35 Preaee. Bond;.. Jr: Donna Gale Brage Joyce Guilford Brooks Harvey Bennett Boswell Herbert Christian Braun Patricia Ann Brooks Nancy Lola Bowling Michael John Brenton Nancy: Lee Brown Betty Louise 3oylan Karen Elizabeth Bridgett Robert Penleton 3rown 36 Susan Jo Brown Katherine J. Bryant H. Rodney Burchette oy, Kathleen Ellen Bruce Mary Lynne Bryant Duane sit Burks Patricia Ann Bruington David Bunger Robert L. Burnett Donna Sue Bryant Jessica -Nuckols Burch Thomas Lee Burnett Oh, talk not to me of a name great in story — The days of our youth are the days of our glory; Byron Brenda. O’ Hara Burnette Michael J. Burnette Linda Driskill 3urton Donald Ray Byers Robert Wayne Caldwell Betty’ Cottey Campbell 38 To see a World in a Grain of Sand, And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand, And Eternity in an hour. William Timothy Wayne Campbell Dan? 5B, Candler Patricia Maxine Candler Donna Loving Cannon 3etty Ray. Varey Linda Kay Carroll } oo Thomas Wayne Carson Phyllis Grant Cheatham Donna Jean Clark David Alan Carter Martha Rose Childers Martha Ann Clark Noel Lee Carter Danny Ray Childress Rosemary @iark Frances Lorraine Catlett Frances Catherine Claiborne Jonathan Clement 40 Dennis Clements Mary Louise Coffey Mary Gwendolyn Coleman 4] Ronald David Clements Sandra Lee Coffey Patricia Ann Coleman Carol Sue Clemmons Armond Alvin Coleman John Berkeley Conner Elizabeth Ann Coffey Judy Clay Coleman Louise Lynn Cook Roberta Gene Cooper Kathy Cornett John Batte Cosby James Marshall Costan Jonm stuart Couch Betty Bumgarner Craig 42 Music is a band-aid for the spirit. di Bonaventura The robb’d that smiles, steals something from the thief. Shakespeare Brenda Sligh Crawford : Susan Crawford James Fred Crawley, Jr. 3renda D. Creasy Cynthia Leigh Creasy (Carl cee | Crennel | 43 Warren Wayne Ann Belcher Darlene. Gail James Louis Cunningham Cyrus Cyrus Cyrus Kenneth J Suzanne Scott Frank Hinton Martin Charles Cyrus Dalton Daughtrey Davidson Wayne Richard Donna Stewart Linda Gail Anita Cheryl Davidson , Davis Davis Day 44 Joanne Deacon Talmadge Pruitt DeShazo Susan Fay Dickerson 45 Thomas Deaner Jetty) oO DeWitt Robert L. Dole, |r. % Sandra Glenn Dellinger Lynn E llen ‘DeWitt A. William Dooley Dave Wayne DePriest Bonnie Kathryn Dickerson Joanna Lynn Dowdy Roger Clay Dowdy Olivia Kay Downey CO is Driskill Roland N. Dube Stewart Alan Dube Carlton Anderson Duck 46 High above the hills of Lynchburg where the James flows full and free. Every countenance that warms the heart of the beholder Shews clear and true the signature of pain. Alan Porter Elizabeth Jarrett Dudley Deborah Ann Dutt Susan Gray Hast Peggy Edmondson Franklin Wayne Elder Kenneth D. Elder 47 Elliott Jerry Wayne Evans Frederick B. Falwell Phyllis Diane Elmore William Smith Evans Holts ee Fariss Kobert.kenry Epperson Sandria June Ewers James Irvin Farlow Linda Gail Etheridge lohiak Ewing Penny Anne Farmer 48 Seeart Carter Brenda Sue Faye M. Susie Fauber Faulconer Ferguson Ferguson Verna Katherine William Gabriel TJ. Keith Edwin Ferguson fielder i ‘ischoff Fisher Cynthia Gail Garry M. Helen A} Laura Christian Floyd Ford Ford Ford 49 Wisdom we stoop than when we soar. Wordsworth 3arbara Jean Foster Carolyn Fay Foster Thomas Glenn Troster Myra Gale Frampton Gerald G. Franklin Tom Frazier 50 One can acquire everything in solitude — except character. Henri Beyle Sheldon Friedman Michael Darryl Friend Rebecca Ann Fuller Sandra Lynn Gaddis Marion Daniel Gamble Steven Michael Garnsey � ; 51 Hunter G. Garrett Walter Ransom Gibson John Samuel Glass Eugene Alford Garrison Nancy Paton Gifford Jean Delores Goding Elizabeth Hamner Gay Siirlevyelrenc Gilbert srenda Gail Godsey Edward George Michael N. Gillispie Richard Goff 52 Malcolm Haven Gowell Jo Anne Guthrie Margaret Ros Harler 53 James W. Green Thomas Edward Hamilton Barry Michael Harlow Robert Lester Griggs Faye Carol Hamlett Glenn D. Harlow Charles Michael Grissom Ronnie C. Hanby Patricia Elaine Harlow Robert Edward Harlow Brace eaul Harmon Calvin Harris John Wayne Harris Michael C. Harris Michael Earl Harris 54 not think about the future you cannot have one. John Galsworthy Let there be spaces in your togetherness. Kahlil Gibran Richard 1 Harris Mary Jane Hasek Mary Lynne Hauser Margaret Ann Hawkins Brenda Kay Hawks Alan David Haymes Wistar Morris Heald Carolyn Marie Hicks Harry Hargrove Hiulbelit Jo Harrison Heartwell Edwin A. Hickson. |r. Thomas Ronald Hodges Wayne C. Helms erent Higginbotham Judith Dawn Hoke Dale Thomas Hendricks Richard Allen Hight Lawson Holmes 56 Stephen Morris Hopkins George David Hudson N Richard Hurst O . Ronald Conant Horine Anne? Claire Hughes Laura Ambler Hutter Vincent Ray William Daniel Hovada Hudnall Garland Davis Ronald Thomas Hunt Hunt Linda Kaye Linda Inge Jabsen life at all without delight. C. H. D. Patmore Dec olier Jackson, III George F. Jackson, Jr. - Gloria Jean Jefferson Kathy Jennings Patricia Ann Jennings Barbara Gail Johnson Without music life would be a mistake. Friedrich Nietzche Dennis Johnson Edith Madeleine Johnson Gloria Johnson Greg Alan Johnson Lawrence Edward Johnson Dindadg), Johnson 59 Carolyn W. Jones Nancy Carol Jones Sandra Lee Kershaw Elizabeth Ann Jones David Green Jordan Bennie Ray Kidd Prank All Ores.e |i Kathy Ann Jordan John Hamilton Kidd Marian Jeanette Jones William Hill Judd Gerald Jay Kine Shelby J? Knowles Kenney Lee Lang Albert Lerner 6] Claudia Ann Kostecki Carol Sue Lawhorne Charles i: Lineberry Jane Taylor Kreger Donna Gayle Beach Leslie Ford Lippard Kenneth Wayne Landrum Lynda Ann CoO Lege Winifred Charlotte Lipscomb The sky is beginning to show some streaks of light over in the east there, behind our mount’in. Joseph Fisher Lloyd Kenneth Wayne Logwood 3etty Mae Londeree Christine Amory Long Linda Gail Lowe James V. Loyd Thorton Wilder Only a moment; a mo- ment of strength, of romance, of glamour — of youth! Joseph Conrad Sharon Gaye Lucado Gerald B. Lick; ajm Katherine Anne Lucy William John MacArthur Warren Lee Mace Brenda Gayle Maddox 63 Francis Paul Mallo y Sandra Anne Marshall Janet Marie Martin Norma Faye Mangus Sylvia Diann Marston Ronald Wayne Martin Sharyn Dudley Marks Carolyn Duval Martin Glenn Neal Mason Brenda Lee Marshall Danny Joe Martin Walter Philip Mason, Jr. 64 Gloria Jean Mayhugh LeRoy McCraw, J Sheridan Lee McGehee 65 Ella Moorman McBrayer Mary Elizabeth McDermott Michael A. McKenna Calvin Coolidge McCormick, Jr. Thomas Davis McDonald Sue McLennan Calvin Lemuel McCraw, Jr. Wayne B. McFarland Lawrence Henry McWane the sun Lawrence Glenn Mehaffey, Jr. Patricia Ann Millner Judith Torrence Mitchell Betty Jean Montgomery Susan Virginia Montgomery Bernard Harold Monroe 66 owers, so does art color life. Lord Avebury If I should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by! Berton Braley Leonard Byron Moody Mary Elizabeth Moon Elizabeth C. Morris Steve A. Morris Norwood Orrick Morrison Pamela Lee Morrison 6 GharleseO: Moser, Jr. PRoinamelane Mundy Frank Graham Murray Ghenyigea nn Moyer obne CG: Murphy, Jr. James Palmer Myers Irvin Alexander Mulholland Phoebe Jane Murphy Joan Linnel Myers Anne Harper Mullan Ronald David Murphy Nancy Susanne Natt 68 Sarah Elizabeth Neas Barbara Jane Newton Susan Linda Norton 69 William Edward Neas Elizabeth Jane Newton Carolyn Marie Novak Jo Ann Neighbors Kazuyoshi Nishikura Marshall R. Nuckols, Jr. David Robert Nein Frances Mae Norris Melinda Leslie Nurmi We do not know what education we have never tried it. Darrel Oakes Leland R. O’ Brian Betsy sjane Padgett Sheila Dawn Page Michael ends ‘homas. EK. Patterson 70 O star-eyed Science! hast thou wandered there, To waft us home the message of despair? Thomas Campbell Donna Darlene Pavek Linda Caryl Peery Danny Earl Perdue James Douglas Perkins Jane Grigg ' Petticrew John Kemp Pettyjohn 71 Jane Curtis Phillips Sandra Dianne Pollard Jacqueline Celene Presley Phyllis Ann Phipps Henry Daniel Dorterm |i Mary Josephine Presley Janet Elsa Polisse Robert C. Powers Rebecca Anne Proehl Pathicia Darlene Pollard ‘Chomas. i Preble Bonnie Jean Pugh 72 Phyllis O’Neal Cynthia Jayne Carolyn Jean Wayne Pugh Pursley Ranson Rashi) fe David E. Bob Gary Douglas Barbara Ann Reddy Redfern Regan Reid William Thomas Nancy Everette Doris Louise David Relf Rhodes Richards Richardson . fe) now is nothin imagine 1S everything. Anatole France Brenda Elaine Roakes Sandra Kaye Robinson Str levee Rogers Jane Thompson Rucker Jo Ann Rudder David Anthony Ruska 74 The answer, my friend is blowin’ in the wind, ee RRR ete eee’ ee eee oe 1 50 ye Made ee died avead! piste Ld ea+, , te et, «tt ¢ ( H The answer is blowin’ ch +. o¥ 8 in the wind. Bob Dylan : . 7 ts Wh, ifs a BES ath ay PER ate, teeiggi i, Pea g Ai Bey pi eet pb tem e Mae pertained tts ge Hiaakuitiia getteing te ge rapt be ay tage say eee ey Pte ge ihaue Ste, ipfiteue (ht tes re terme try teehee ibe eae eb tebe Pee. Robert Fredrick Sager Richard John Salmon Linda Louise Samuels Lynn Samuels William Dixon Sanders Vicki W. Sanderson ee. Brenda i Saunders Milton H. Schmitt Leshe Ann Shaner Charles Robert Saunders Vicki Anne Schomer Sharon Sue sharp Richard O'Neil Saunders, Jr. Joseph Lacy Seagle Timothy Edwin Shelton John Thomas Schlotterbeck Samuel Giles Seagle Tommy Hamilton Shelton Lynne Elizabeth Shotton feharles. 1, Smith Robert Lewis Sie |i, 77 Rose Marie Simms Joan Elizabeth Smith Susan Marie Smith Elizabeth Parke Simpson Kathleen Ruth Smith Wayne Smoot Jean Dunning Skinner Pamela Dea Smith Nancy Chester Smythe To know when one’s self is interested is the first condition of interesting other people. Walter Pater Judy Diane Smythers Steve Somers Rose Marie Sorrell Larry Franklin spencer Linda Dare Spradlin Emmett Lewis Sprouse Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowl- edge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in in formation? Thomas Eliot Paitin so ek ECV Sharon Leigh Staples Lynn Bower Stennette Richard Alan Stephens Deborah Ann Stevens James W. Stevens, III 79 Patricia Murray Stevens Donald Wayne Stokes Amelia Arlene Talley DianeBarbara Stewart David Payne Sutor Catherine Taylor Janet Stinnett Sandra Kathleen Swann Everett R. Taylor Wi-P, Stinnette lalcolm Kennedy Sydnor Linda Marie Taylor 80 Marcia Taylor Sandra Kay Thacker Barry Ray Thompson 81 Richard Squire Taylors |e Harold Thomas Brenda Sue Thompson ‘mily Louise Terrell Linda Saferight Thomas Henry Noel Thompson Phillip Wayne erry Alfred D. Thompson William Wade Thompson BY ba Ae: LBS TEE BE, ee Mir oe. he work of science is to substitute facts for appearances and demonstrations for impressions. John Baker horn, s n, Marwerace Thurmond yovce Baye cice Ann Douglas Tinnin Kemper Edward Towler Brenda Marie Trent Give me the makings of the songs of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws. Andrew Saltoun Deborah Jean Trent Joyce Gayle Trent Joyce Marie Trent Melvin Clyde Trent Roger Lee rent Wister H. Trent 8 3 John Douglas Lrevey Sondra Lee Turner Richard W. dovree. ats Charles Lumsden Trice Joan Carroll Tuthill Fontaine Upshur Linda Sue Tucker David Tuttle ete ee Vess Donald Turner Saundra Michelle Tweedy Patricia Ellen Viar 84 Patsy Wade Rosa Lena Ware CaGoleineer Wennerstrom Phyllis Ann Wade Anne Bradford Waters Robert Wern David Marshall Waldon Toby Reed Weaver Paul Whately Betty Lou Walling Carolyn Gaynelle Weiss John Oxenham Wheeler A teacher affects eternity; he can 1 where his influence stops. Henry Adams James Whitcomb Harry Virgil White, III Stephanie Christ White Hubert Roger Wilkes David Garland Wilkes Judith Williams 86 Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. Thoreau Myrtle Joanne Willoughby Janie Rae Wineman Eliza Sterling Winstead Georgia Withey Edward Rucker Witter: James Howard Witt 87 Patticia Ann Womack Kathryn Jane Wood Barbara Ann Worley Beverley Howard Wood Larry Wood Bruce Alan Worley Claude Arthur Wood, Jr. Mary Margaret W ood Mary Susan Worley Doris Diane Wood Richardsix W oodall Jane Louise Wright 88 Small service is true service while it lasts. Wordsworth Kenneth W. Wright Linda Diane Wright Luther Guy Wright Robin Stein Wright Susan Reynolds Wyatt Richard Young o THE CAST LOfitelaree Contes Accept Scholastic PLeme ab cacclalieatulleys Challenges As understudies, Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors work their way toward the goal of Seniors and the curtain call of grad- uation. Spending their final year as ap- prentices, Juniors train for their major role by serving at the Senior Banquet and by acting as ushers at commencement. Sophomore stand-ins concentrate on perfecting both academic and extracurricular skills. Often work- ing behind the scenes, second-year students strive to establish a name for themselves by competing in language tournament — or checking coats at the Junior-Senior Ring Dance. Although this year’s Freshmen will make an encore as Sophomores, theirs was the last appearance of a Freshman class at E. C. Glass. Gaeamete: os ee oop eee : . When I Was Seventeen, It Was a Very Good Year The Ring Dance theme, with its polka dots, seems to have expressed the feeling of most Juniors about their third year at Glass: “Dot’s Goodt.”’ In their first appearance, creative Juniors worked on the float, with its theme, “Stress Sportsmanship.” Then the Junior Class Officers— David Tibbs, President; Ken Moore, V. Pres.; Laurie Thayer, Secretary; and Cindy Stevens and Judy Sul- livan, Co-Treasurers; with Home Room representatives and sponsor, Mr. Miller, underwent the hectic job of fitting and ordering rings with relatively few casualties. At the: end’ of “the vyear, sais elections yeilded some excellent of- Mr. Miller ficers to lead another “goodt” year. Aside from his duties as Class sponsor teaches math. Meeting in Cafeteria II are officers: L. Thayer, K. Moore, C. Stevens, J. Sullivan, and D. Tibbs. LAER RM City AFS finalists, Leigh Suhling and Pe Kazu Nishikura. gey Tucker, plan the AFS scrapbook with exchange student, David Tibbs shows license plates he designed to make money for the Ring Dance. Homeroom 111 Front Row: Mr. Hoffman, B. Page, A. Griggs, P. Claytor, D. Lawrence. Second Row: M. Dunlap, I. Clendenin, R. Bagby, G. Smith, A, Cheatwood. Third Row: J. Mitchell, B. Bryant, H. Scott, H. Hurst, D. Lipford, R. Parker. Fourth Row: E. Steuart, J. Patterson, L. Camden, W. Gibson, N. Godsie. Back Row: R. Paxton, B. Osborne, E. Bosiger, J. Crennel, D. Layne, G. Clements. Homeroom 114 Front Row: Mr. Miller, P. A. Phillips, D. G. Morcom, C. Ashwell, P. Somers. Second Row: G. Fitz- gerald, M. Coats, G. Sterne, D, Miles, G. Beard, S. Kessler, P. S. Phillips. Third Row: M._ Stinnette, J. Clark, D. Allen, S. Akers, J. Vaughan, E. Turner. Fourth Row: D. Beck, R. Wade, C. Stevens, B. Wright, B. Grant, J. Burnette, B. Whorley. Back Row: B. Knight, D, Hudson, M. Weigand, S. Sandifer. Sandy Paris collects Nancy Millner’s class dues, which support such activities as the float. Homeroom 116 Front Row: Miss. Puckette, B. Young, P. Tucker, V. Spence, L. Campbell. Second Row: B. Guthrie, J. Weary, J. Roberts, B. Ramsey, L. Turner, R. Ward. Third Row: M. L. Burgess, L. Morrison, C. E. Green, Jr., B. Sullivan, B. Rohr. Fourth Row: N. Carter, J. Dean, D. Weigand, D, Trevillian, C. Gardner, K. Elder. Back Row: S. Holloran, T. Caldwell, G. Massie. Class of 67 Homeroom 143 Front Row: Miss Hankins, B . Marshall, S. Owen, M. Hamlett, P. Camp. Second Row: J. Ficor,C. B Brooks, J. Freese, C: Tuck, T. Jordan, P. Fears. Third Row: J. Gravely, B. Marston, B. Brown, R. Burris, J. Harvey, B. Sublett. Fourth Row: K. Kirchner, S. Brown, A. Costan, R. Ware, G. Martin. Back Row: D. Crickenberger, T. Buckley, D. Evans, D. Judd. Homeroom 151 Front Row: Mrs. McClung, L. Candler, R. Morris, M. Wingfield, B. Cunningham. Second Row: DD Parker, P. Moore, B. Harlow, S. Tolley, S. Tate, A. Adams. Third Row: L. Watkins, A. Bragg, B. Thomas, M. Droog, B. May; L. Kirby. Fourth Row: J. Malloy, H. Tweedy, 5. Sutor, ©. Hyder, B. Evans. Back Row: A. Bomar, D. Overstreet, S. Damron, J. Falwell, D. Harris. Homeroom 152 Front Row: Mrs. Hill, C. Ryon, B. Coleman, C. Deacon, I. Caldera. Second Row: L. Gibson, A. Booth, Pa avyaitenouse,s Ve Clack, P: Deuster, D. Trent: Third Row: ]. Bane, J. Willams, D. Parker,. E. Sublett, L. Huth, A. Peters. Back Row: K. Maddox, M. Scott, J. Robertson, B. Davies, B. Blankenship, Ree eters: Homeroom 165 Front Row: Mrs. Franklin, M. Landis, N. Gilfoyle, M. Drumheller, D. Cornett. Second Row: C. Dillardge ys Logan, 1. VWWood, J: Morrisy L. Suhling; J. “A. Dellinger, J. Duff. Dhird Row: 5, Lee, Jo eddéwmre Ubayer, “A. Helms, DD. Moody, K: Franklin, P. Bure. Fourth Row B. Evans, J.-Garrett, D. Staples, M. Crickenberger, D. Viar, D. Wickline. Back Row: J. Geason, J. Swann, N. Whitehead, D. Pugh, H. Alvis. 98 Counseling with her English teacher, Mrs. Stanton, is Emily Wood. So that’s how she’s gotten that 96-++ average. Scholarship and School Spirit Attract Juniors Homeroom 220 Front Row: Mrs. Garrard, S. Nicely, D. Cary, L. McCarthy, C. Bradner. Second Row: L. Hill, B. Blum, D. Fore, J. Wilson, B. Adams, L. Owens. Third Row: T. Prince, 5. Norwood, K. Thompson, M. Hopkins, J. Johnson, D. McCormick. Fourth Row: F. Houston, J. Green, S. Moore, M. Calvert, FE. Smith, M. Wood. Back Row: A. Risher, C. Hutter, S. Brooks, R. Bergstrom, K. Fielder, S. Ballowe. Homeroom 221 Front Row: Mr. Goodman, R. Epperson, M. Morris, L. Pound, A. Parker. Second Row: V. Kelly, P. Harper, J. Coffee, J. North, P. Ramey, D. Stevens, B. Hedrick. Third Row: D. Long, R. Swain, B. Hutter, A. Maddox, D. Shelton, S. Page, T. Saunders. Fourth Row: B. Platt, A. Howerton, Ee Lawhorne, C. Brown, S. Robertson, M. Ernst, T. Ford. Back Row: J. Gallagher, M. Burnley, K. West, J. Shaw, M. Christian, J. Dowden, S. Kious. Homeroom 225 Front Row: Miss Canada, D. Magee, D. Elmore, C. Page, A. Campbell. Second Row: B. Wilson, D. We'ss, R. Jackson, C. Bullock, B. Moore. Third Row: B. Olson, D. Marks, G. Austin, D. Reynolds, J. Ford, P. Cheves. Fourth Row: B. Watson, D. Noechel, A. Sackett, K. McKenna, B. Schluderberg, T. Jacynyk. Back Row: C. Moody, J. Knowles, J. Fleck, R. Tibbs, D. Hobbs, L. Haley. Juniors Find School Is Not All Work Yes, French Club is exciting! Just ask Nat Gilfoyle and Stephen Rosenthal. Se ee ‘Just one more year,” mutter Susan McClelland and Mary Cele Desmond through clenched teeth. “We'll have our Senior Day.” Homeroom 226 Front Row: Miss Palmer, W. Wells, L. Morgan, P. Garnsey, B. Mahone. Second Row: J. Hackett, T. Anderson, J. Thornhill, D. May, C. Hargis, M. Power, S. Farmer. Third Row: D. Tibbs, J. Wade, T. Morris, L. Richardson, J. Witt, P. Creasy, R. Hill. Fourth Row: L. Cunningham, B. Dull, E. Fulcher, S. McClelland, D. Almond, J. McKenry. Back Row: P. Tinsley, R. Cheatham, S. Smith, R. Meredith, Dba corteru Cole: Homeroom 230 Front Row: Miss Allen, C. Kilmon, M. M. Peak, K. O’Keeffe, N. Millner. Second Row: A. Campfield, L. Pahel, M. Caler, D. Allen, M. Hartless, D. Twery, B. Coleman. Third Row: B. Mays, T. Saunders, M. Desmond, R. Bailey, S. Guthrie, S. Paris. Fourth Row: S. Huff, B. Gunn, M. A. Vinson, C. Snyder, D. Jackson, N. Light, B. Snead, K. Turner. Back Row: M. Burnette, C. Faulconer, B. Taylor, R. Smith, C. Ellenfield, S. Ripley. 103 Homeroom 237 Front Row: Miss Sweeny, L. Peebles, W. Sydnor, C. Leech, C. Casstevens. Second Row: D. Baber, K. Huntington, J. Scott, J. Crawley, H. Myers, S. Wood. Third Row: M. Williamson, J. Bruce, R. Cooper, G. Covington, S. Marsh, J. Brooks, L. Helferstay. Fourth Row: C. Ward, N. Sanders, J. Sparks, R. Thompson, W. James, B. Marshall. Back Row: D. Marston, B. Bartley, B. Ray, C. Wood, L. Parrish, F. Shelton, G. Moore. Homeroom 249 Front Row: Mrs. Carson, B. Hutter, J. Connor, D. Ford, D. Steuart. Second Row: J. Melton, L. Francis, V. Hurt, P. Bittle, R. Harper, RasSettle; Di Galvert. Third Row: G- Sterne, P: Pollard; J. Sullivan, L. McCarthy, G. Sydnor, R. Driskill. Fourth Row: G. Collins, T. Bergman, B. A. Nemeyer, C. Gantt, B. Buck, L. Trent. Back Row: M. Reams, H. Cheatham, R. Wallace. by: Janie North Sportsmanship is a hard thing to talk about without sounding as if you’re trying to be an authority, but I think I can safely say one thing about the sportsmanship at Glass. At the beginning of this year, everyone realized how import- ailtetewase tO build? up our sportsmanship reputation, and, as a result, the sportsmanship was better this year than it has been in a long time. The great spirit shown at the Kingsport football game and at the basket- Dalle toutmament proved that Glass had real sportsmanship. If we can continue the spirit that we’ve got now and extend it to all of our activities in high school, Glass will have the great reputation that it deserves. 104 Homeroom 312 Front Row: Mrs. Barbig, A. Keeling, D. Burford, B. Phillips, M. L. Cronin. Second Row: B. Miller, G. Fontaine, B. Baldwin, M. Coleman, S. Dawson, L. Noel, J. Miles. Tiuird Row: A. Watson, B. Connelly, W. Hill, S. Thaxton, A. Drumheller, B. Smith, P. Staples. Fourth Row: K. Kimlin, G. Moseley, G. Tucker, D. Rogers, J. D. Logwood, R. Dearing. Back Row: C. Adams, S. Smith, E. Scott, K. Lindsey. Homeroom 316 Front Row: Mrs. Miller, E. Ogle, B. Burruss, W. Hiller, K. Blackwell. Second Row: B. Steger, B. Duclos, J. McCanless, J. Gibson, G. Scott, M. Meade, C. Chajka. Third Row: S. Litchford, E. Ware, A. Freeman, 3. Garrett, H. Enochs, S. Stevens, J. Eagle, J. Cox. Fourth Row: B. Daniel, G. Hanks, T. Saunders, 3. McDaniel, B. Minnix, B. Harvey; C. Gaines. Back Row: R. Perdue, M. Hammock, R. Tuck, J. Holbrook. Delegates to the Science Symposium at UVA, -Marvin Scott, Sara Lee, and Danny Elmore, apply research techniques learned at the Charlottesville conference. unior Activities Reveal Varied Interests Burruss. as she helps in the fitting of Junior class Kathy McKenna works at Peck’s during Christmas rings. at a job she got through DE classes. 106 The Class of With a boom, the Sophomore Class completed its. first year as upperclassmen—at least to the Freshmen. Mr. Bailey, their spon- sor, and the officers inspired the others to participate in extracurricu- lar activities such as projects of the Student Council and of different clubs and the intramural sports. At the same time, these second year students maintained a_ substantial column in the High Times Honor Roll every six weeks. Many Sophomore boys excelled in J.V. Varsity sports and were cheered to victory by Sophomore J.V. Cheerleaders. The biggest project of the class was sponsoring a Foster Child for Christmas. These understudies are looking forward to two more eventful years at Glass. As suggested by their Senior Day float, “The Class of ’68 is Going Places.” 68 is Going Places! Barbara Clement shows her spirit at a J.V. football game. And what are you guys up to? i President, Sharon Worley; Treasurer, Steve Lawrence; Secretary, Clay White; and Vice-President, Deborah Jordan are Sophomore officers. Mr. Bailey, class sponsor, talks to a council meeting Sophomores Homeroom Aud. 1 Front Row: Mrs. Griffin, M. Smoot, G. Heald, M. Callaham, T. Nelson. Second Kow : M. Coolidge, K. Grey, E. Morton, N. Connor, S. Fisher, E. Cyrus. Third Row: J. Brown, L. Witt, G. Rogers, L. Dodge, M. Baldwin, B. Bowles. Back Row: J. Elliott, L. Crist, J. Pettyjohn, M. Garbee, L. Oglesby, J. McDaniel. Homeroom Aud. 2 Front Row: Miss Scarci, D. Tackett, M. Snapp, B. Rose, S. Fullen. Second Row: L. Crouch, G. Wilson, W. Stern, T. Viar, R. Doss. Back Row: G. M. Campbell, E. A. Brooks, M. Jamerson, W. Pendleton. 109 Homeroem Aud. 3 Front Row: Miss Belcher, P. Couch, W. Hendricks, V. Ayers, M. Erbacher. Second Row: D. Dobbyns, Cyermpbelin Ue Fall) (Ci “Stinnett, J. Hunter, B. Enoch; Back Row; E. Keene) B. Farris, R. McFall, P? Hutiman, . Clark, M. Moore. Homeroom Aud. 4 P. Bryant, L. Scott, R. Moore, E. Harper, D. Overstreet. Third Row: G. Gillispie, M. Nash, R. Coffey, M. Hicks, E. Turner. Fourth Row: A. Wright, J. Spencer, R. Eubank, C. Saunders, P. Hughes, G. Jackson. Back Row: J. Booth, G. Howell, R. Ripley. Front Row: Miss House, T. Vaughan, P. Aderton, B. Clement, A. Mays. Second Row: 5S. Bowen, 110 Is the ceiling really that interesting, Jim Booth? In Latin Sophomores Studied: “In Galliam Magnis Itineribus Contendit.” These girls enjoy SCA activities. Homeroom Aud. 6 Front Row: Mrs. B. Whitehead, J. Moss, J. Averett, C. Burnette, V. Skau. Second Row: J. Thompson, K. Miller, R. New, T. Carwile, D. Ingram, L. Catlett. Third Row: S. Wright, B. McKinney, D. Burns, A. Lippard, R. Read, R. Campbell, C. Breeding. Fourth Row: C. Ellis, D. McFadden, L. Kerns, L. Morton, J. Driskall, L. Ferguson. Fifth Row: D. Walling, F. Burton, R. Lester, R. Sayre, M. Mc- Faden, G. Walker. Homeroom 122 Front Row: Mrs. Rooks, R. Thompson, C. Baer, D. Childress, P. Floyd. Second Row: R. Parker, E. Hobbs, D. Noel, M. Naff, B.Kowalsky, B. Fuller. Third Row: R. Murphy, B. Heckerman, L. Brooks, F. Ponton, S. Woodring, Back, Row, J. Arthur, Ds Lanktord, 1. Trice, B:-Childress, P.-Ferrell, J. Epperson. Homeroom 123 Front Row: Miss H. Brown, D. Fuqua, S. Worley, C. Bennett, C. Fanning. Second Row: B. Druker, M. Killingsworth, L. Coleman, P. Godsey, H. Pitzer, D. Johnson, T. Malcom. Third Row: B. Whitten, D. Skelton, B. Scott, I. Snider, C. Adams, S. Tunkel, J. Shotton. Fourth Row: G. Burris, A. Finch, G. Ferrell, G. Wall, D. Driskall, W. Henry, A. Thomas. Back Row: J. Johnson, M. Davis, K. Gilbert, C. Brooks, D. Hawkins, T. Perkins. Gi of 68 i Sophomores Homeroom 136 Front Row: Mrs. Pryor, S. Bell, M. B. Hayes, G. Campbell, M. Belkin. Second Row: A. Viar, L. Steppe, C. Coleman, R. Howell, P. Mann, P. Clark, N. Thornhill. Third Row: P. Morton, C. Cox, C. Hancock, R. 3rooks, R. Maddox, W. Toler. Back Row: M. Doss, M. Davis, L. Boothe,A. Mason, R. Root, R. Myers. Homeroom 142 Front Row: Miss E. Brown, N. Ore, S. Lawrence, L. Bumgarner, N. Armistead. Second Row: W. Wilson, A. Carwile, W. White, J. Huntington, T. Ficor, C. Bruce, B. Simms. Third Row: M. Twery, E. Freeman, S. Tyner, M. Miles, C. Houliares, R. Clark, S. Sears. Fourth Row: P. Garner, D. Rice, B. Hunter, R. Davids, B. Bowles, B. Winders, P. Weary. Back Row: K. Howard, H. Sommerville, C. Jones, B. Gentry, C. Harris, D. Blankenship, L. Defibaugh. Homeroom 146 Front Row: Miss Harvey, S. Rush, S. Hardy, P. Burford, B. Coleman. Second Row: S. Campbell, B. Watts, B. Alper, B. Brooks, S. Woody, C. Sligh. Third Row: J. Ramsey, T. Doss, T. C. Berryman, T. East, W. Deacon, L. Ferguson. Back Row: M. Liptrap, E. Carwile, D. Johnston, D. Mahaffey. Homeroom 200 Front Row: Mr. Teass, L. Spencer, J. Burruss, W. Sanderson, G. Rosenberger. Second Row: M. Brad- ley, J. Witt, K. Brown, P. Levin, B. North, D. Dunn. Third Row: G. Faulconer, J. Worley, B. Wyatt, J. Dodson, K. Penny, P. Bass, M. Catherwood. Fourth Row: R. Brooks, S. Costas, S. Freerks, J. Owen, P. Milam, D. Minner, L. Knowles. Back Row: G. Reid, E. Ferguson, P. Morris, J. Adkins, C. Moore. Because of the ‘SNew Math” these Sophomores are wiset fools than ever! Dy Uv ® Xow s RK SMO: Carol Ireland displays her gymnastics. Debbie Jordan and Vicki Marsh went to support their team but as typical Sophomores, they went on the wrong day. 115 Homeroom 208 Front Row: Mr. Gouldman, D. Burdick, S. Lawhorne, L. Lawhorne, B. Lawhorne. Second Row: B. Hobbs, S. Abramson, W. Thompson, C. Morland, D. Wilson, D. Elliott, B. Hughes. Third Row: P. Greene, W. Rosser, G. Tweedy, L. Reid, N. Wick, J. Eger, C. Brooks. Fourth Row: R. Riner, B. Averett, C. Weiss, J. Watson, M. MacLeod, M. Dunn, K. Braumiller, B. Creasy. Back Row: J. Hurt, G. Ford, A. Shaw, C. Wingfield, P. Ramsey, R. Hicks, B. Tilson, T. Pearson. Homeroom 211 Front Row: Miss Fryar, L. Moore, C. White, K. East, L. Chaffin. Second Row: P. Campbell, R. Evans, J. Robinson, D. Lucas, R. Falls, C. Slusher, H. Brooks. Third Row: D. Hobbs, C. Lee, B. Bradner, J. Savage, P. Jones, M. Taylor, S. Cohen. Fourth Row: M. Wilson, M. L. Holland, T. Sielewicz, A. Hager, S. Saunders, J. Salmon. Back Row: F. Owen, G. Edwards, J. Jamerson. 116 Sophomores Homeroom 219 Front Row: C. Peery, C. Minnix, P. Brown, J. Morris, M. Witt. Second Row: R. Bomar, Ds Hall S! Moser, G. Marsh, M. D. Craighead, K. Kennedy, C. McCoy. Third Row: B. Tweedy, D. Chenault, L. Mc- Lean, E. D. Ford, J. Morris, M. Roach. Fourth Row: J. Jennings, D. Smelser, W. 3reeden, L. Szydlow- ski, P. Moore, R. Tillman. Back Row: W. Ooten, B. Cook, G. Jones, J. Childress, J. Viar. Homeroom 236 Front Row: Mr. Racer, C. Schrader, L. Fore, B. MitchellyV. Snyder. Second Row: A. Holt, D. Perdieu, | P. Layne, S. Wilson, A. Camden, S. Lambert. Third Row: B. Power, L. Smithies, B. Blum, M. Callahan, ) N. Nilo, D. McCarron, L. Rash. Fourth Row: T. Padgett, C. Pinkerton, D, Bradley, A. Elcan, S. Wheeler, B. McCormick, V. Samuels. Back Row: T. Holland, R. Turner, D. Childress, B. Thomas, T. McCraw. G. Miller. 117 Homeroom 241 Front Row: Mr. Fralin, C. Tuck, D. Cox, D. Tucker, L. Lawhorne. Second Row: S. Ramey, T. Jordan, S. Agee, T. Carwile, R. Everett, L. Hall, B. Daniel. Third Row: J. Crennel, T. Bynum, J. Foster, N. Robert- son, D. Powell, D. Pugh. Fourth Row: J. Gallaher, S. Sheridan, C. Thompson, M. Thompson, M. Carter. Back Row: D. McGeary, G. Gay, B. Franklin, M. Atlee, W. de Vries. Homeroom 242 Front Row: Mr. Bailey, S. Wiley, J. Dellinger, F. Kent, R. Jackson. rad by Row: le Cronin, D. Sarver, J. Burnett, B. Roberts, M. Parker, M. Osborne, C. Murrell. Third Row: Jordan, S 3urks, C. Cordle, N. Mayberry, B. Williams, C. Loving, L. MacLeod. Fourth Row: B. res sae B. Nettin: S. Almond, D. League, R. McArthur, S. Smith. Back Row: J. Phillips, F. Pribble, P. Graves, A. Burnette, C. Brooks. Class of ’68 Standing: Linda Moore, Vicki Marsh, Debbie Bur- dick; Seated: Cindy Houli- ares. These girls helped in 9 the District “F” meeting. Homeroom 253 Front Row: D. Kinney, R. Coleman, R. Vinson, G. Wilkerson, C. Campbell. Sec ond Row: J. Thompson, W. Wade, S. Adams, L. Walker, P. Vest, J. Donald, A. Harless. Third Row: S. Childress, D. Taylor } Crawley, L. Garrett, D. Ring, D. Tweedy, B. Bailey. Fourth Row: M. Cox, T. Ewers, R. Traywick, K. Hudson, J. Thornhill, G. Coles, J. Tuck. Back Row: S. Cawthorne, C. Fariss, H. Ford, B. Templeton, S. Foster, D. Watkins, G. Habel. Homeroom 257 Front Row: Mr. Sheets, K. Ore, G. Younger, R. Woody, B. Hardy. Second Row: W. Henson, B. Elder, D. Schewel, D. Viar, J. Tomlin, C. Barley, D. Tucker. Third Row: F. Moon, D. Ware, W. Bersch, R. Rudolph, B. Marshall, C. Clark. Fourth Row: D. Reynolds, G. Friend, E. Gibson, S. Fauber, W. Thorn, A. Tweedy, J. Clark. Back Row: R. Litchford, C. Wood, R. Hadlock, A. Edmonson, R. Tinsley, R. Deacon, R. Dudley. Homeroom 310 Front Row: Mrs. Wilson, C. Glass, H. Zahonet, R. Morris, J. Lang. Second Row: G. Preston, L. Hudson, C. Poindexter, W. Moyer, P. Baber, D. Adams, L. Carpenter. Tiird Row: C. Marshall, S. Hayden, B. Coleman, R. Chaney, D. Johnson, D. Bates, C. Ireland. Fourth Row: R. Tyree, B. Mark, L. Helsel, V. Marsh, L. Wheeler, D. Poore, T. Chamouris. Back Row: B. Hall, C. Cartrett. Pep Rallies, too, attract the Freshmen. For Auld Lang Syne: Mr. Lockhart, the sponsor of the Freshman class works on test papers. 121 Last Freshman Class Arrives This year’s Freshman Class was the last Freshman class at E. C. Glass. Next year they will be in the new junior high schools. As a “Freshman Farewell” project our youngest class organized a scrap- book which will be presented to the school upon completion. In the book are letters, newspaper articles, editorials, copies of the High Times, and other things which concern our school and its activities. This scrapbook, the last offering of the last Freshman class, has been a long wished-for dream of a Freshman class. The projects of the year for these 1968’ers have been a clothing drive for the South Vietnamese children, the toys for tots campaign, and the Freshman Float in the parade on Senior Day. The officers of the Freshman class ar Seated: Susan Burnett, Betty Norwoo Even the Freshman class is school spirited. Homeroom 101 Front Row: Mrs. Wallace, C. Cress, J. Elliott, N. Preas, R. Hedrick. Second Row: D. Somers, M. Womack, A. Huntington, R. White, D. Grant, M. Godsey, E, Dickerson. Turd Row: K. Towler, B. Wilmoth, J. Stevens, P. Newell, R. Buckley, E. Taylor. Fourth Row: E. Wooldridge, G. Smith, M. Taylor, T. Scott, K. Graves, P. Harvey, K. Barrett. Back Row: R. Crowder, se Bruington, K. Contarino. Homeroom 103 Front Row: Miss Hancock, D. Grant, C. Allen, M. King, M. L. Pruett. Second Row: S. Scruggs, D. Duval, D. Lawhorn, R. Stinnett, B. Perry, S. Murray. Third Row: R. Garbee, H. Jenkins, J. mies C, Harris, T. Cofer. Fourth Row: P. Miller, F. Childress, W. Martin. The theme for the Freshman float was “Senior Cats Chase Frosh Rats” Energy and Ambition Distinguish Freshmen Homeroom 104 Front Row: Mr. J. A. Gills, M. A. Parker, D. Davis, L. Hawkins, C. Roberson. Back Row: C. Payne, Baker, J. Pettit, M. Hager, D. Gibson, D. Ferguson, M. Riddle. Senior Day has its trials as well as its rewards. Senior Day brings terror to the hearts of Freshmen Everyone needs help with their studying, and here Kent Burton helps Sandy MacNamara. Jo Ann Lollis is floored by the on Senior Day. Homeroom 106 Front Row: Miss H. Ware, D. Adler, G. DeWitt, C. Thompson, B. Christian. Second Row: N. Cobbs, Ne Gunter, B, Crocetti, D. Gilliam, M. Edwards, R. Waibel, J. Harris. Third Row: W. Cobb, G. Powell, B. Marsh, B. Gaunt, C. Londeree, D. Huffman, F. Wood. Fourth Row: B. Padgett, M. Lowe, S. Nelson, M. Spinner, J. St. John, B. Phillips, S. McBratney, K. Dunn: Back Row: J. Wyatt, G. Eagle, B. Shields, C. Arthur, L. E. Caudill, M. Campbell, C. Rash. Homeroom 107-C Front Row: Mr. Cardwell, C. Hopkins, J. Ferrell, P. Hartsoe, C. Ellis. Second Row: W. Staton, M. Pil- low, P. Witt, A. Bryant, M. Neigh, N. Rosenthal, A. Rohrer. Third Row: J. Hart, M. Tucker, D. Dillard, C. Williams, M. Owen, K. Reid, C. Clark. Fourth Row: R. Rector, A. Mitchell, G. Bozeman, S. Rudolph, 55? D. White, F: Jacobs, L. Weaver. Back Row: C. Bragg, G. Day, L. Hudson, T. Wells, M. Scott, L. Reynolds. i bo N Homeroom 107-D Front Row: Miss Pettyjohn, D. Cooper, G. Calvert, A. Moore, C. Brooks. Second Row: V. Peters, J. L. Murray, N. Somers, R. Sigler, J. Pahel, B. Moore. Third Row: M. Tolley, M. Hollingsworth, R. Blanken- ship, B. Kershaw, R. Bergman, D. McCarthy, G. Snead. Back Row: P. Rosser, B. Whitmore, S. Kirstein, R, Gilmore, T. White, B. Murphy. Homeroom 115 Front Row: Mrs. Bristow, C. D. Vess, A. Peebles, J. Midland, B. F. Laughon. Second Row: B. Allen, D. Holland, L. Lester, B. Geason, D. Martin, B. Mahone. Third Row: H. Allen, R. Terry, C. Bevley, L. Durie, R. Powell, R. North. Fourth Row: L. Evans, L. Zechini, J. Rice, C. Smoot, C. Campbell. Back Row: H. Bryant, F. Baldwin, D. Campbell. Class of 1969 Homeroom 125 Front Row: Miss Pribble, J. Spencer, B. Blanks, B. Bailess, S. Fix. Second Row: S. Schuyler, N. Alper, M. Stinnett, S. McFaden, M. Martin, R. Robertson, S. Stein. Third Row: W. Tweedy, N. Mayberry, P. Morris, B. Davidson, M. Jennings, S. Harlow. Fourth Row: P. Rice, P. Gaunt, R. Brooks, B. Dudley S. Rackliffe, B. Layne. Back Row: T. Eagle, F. Burnette, G. DuPriest, C. Owen. Homeroom 130 Front Row: Mrs. Feagans, K. Burnett, D. Saunders, J. Wilson, S. Gordon. Second Row: D. Harris, P. Barksdale, J. Rice, N. Preble, J. Bailey, G. Doss. Third Row: J. Davis, G. Beale, S. Page, P. Culpeper, K. Shelton, G. Hilton, C. Higginbotham. Fourth Row: T. Houston, W. Henson, N. Coleman, C. Harding, D. Morgan, L. Mars, K. Reif. Back Row: D. Copenhaver, D. Knight, C. Brown. Freshmen Homeroom 138 Front Row: Mr. Lockhart, L. Vaughan, K. Collins, D. Huffman, T. Tinnin. Second Row: D. Guthrie, D. Casey, M. Layne, D. Foster, B. Trevey, V. Marshall. Third Row: W. Llangford, D. Logwood, L. Brook- man, J. Dooley, Merial, BaBecky-]: Fisher. Fourth Row: R. Stern, W. Mays, A. Bowles, S. Mann, L. Litchford, M. Paulsen. Back Row: K. Perry, B. Woolridge, T. Morrison, R. Reynolds, K. Turner, H. Meeks. Homeroom 141 Front Row: J. Stevens, D. Rush, M. Hartsoe, A. Tunkel, C. Cunningham. Second Row: T. Jones R. Powell, D. Barrett, J. Ferguson, R. Anthony, L. Inge. Third Row: D. Davis, M. Chenault, D. Campbell, G. Brad- ner, G. Flint. Back Row: J. Spinner, M. Farlow. Homeroom 157 Front Row: Mr. Cerillo, D. Sexton, M. S. Duckworth, S. Anderson, S. Gibson. Second Row: J. Vigneau, J. Mark, L. Castleberry, D. Harper, L. May, F. Viar, L. Barker. Third Row: D. Carwile, D. Smith, R. Gilbert, B. Lyons, D. Campbell, M. Smoot, D. Campbell. Fourth Row: R. Reynolds, P. Lipscomb, P. Reade yy ater, Koy Hislers Boootump, °P)-Kluelder: Back Kow; ©. ‘Cottey; L. Tyree,.S.. Burton, G. Gambill, C. Chapman. Robert Carrington finds the rare silence of the auditorium. Decisions Saran Choosing a Lunchroom Some especially curious Freshmen stop their studies momentarily. Homeroom 202 Front Row: Mrs. Whitehead, R. Rankin, B. Glass, D. Nichols, K. Brooks. Second Row: T. Coleman, S. Pursley, V. Hartless, P. Campbell, B. Johnson, J. Francis, J. Wern. Third Row: R. Hamner, J. Hart- less. B. Gilliam, S. Crank, M. Hunt, C. Puckette, M. Carter. Fourth Row: B. Blackburn, H. Knight, R. Bolton, L. Bell, P. Hall, D. White, E. Smith. Back Row: A. Burton, T. Woody. Homeroom 210 Front Row: Mr. Gregory, D. Everett, B. Young, M. Wilson, P. Campbell. Second Row: J. Francis, L. Harris, P, Entsminger, M. Stovall, S. Knight, B. Moses, P. Delinger. Third Row: C. Vitalone, L. Woddy, R. Paxton, R. Amonette, W. Maddox, J. Thomas, J. Taylor. Fourth Row: D. Bryant, E. Paris, D. Brown, G. Arthur, S. Langford, J. Ray. Back Row: D. Robertson, C. Fields, R. Archer. Class of ’69 Homeroom 217 Front Row: Miss Lascell, C. Gossom, C. Wheeler, M. Forrest, J. Neighbors. Second Row: A. Smith, F. Baker, R. Jordan, M.-Profitt, S. Whitehouse, R. Mann, C. Long. Third Row: T. Arthur, M. A. Potter, B. Hunt, B. Sandidge, J. Hudson, D. Pettyjohn. Fourth Row: S. Harris, J. Williams, L. Driggers, S. Cole- man, P. Gleason, W. Lloyd. Back Row: M. Myers, I. Unroe, W. St. John, K. Vaughan, B. Ferrell. Homeroom 228 Front Row: Miss Wilkinson, D. Harvey, B. Holt, K. Burton, S. Eubank, Second Row: B. Runion, C. Hunt, L. Torrence, B. Bailey, A. Kelly, E. Campbell, R. Spencer. Third Row: M. Wiles, D. Marshall, V. Crews, F. Dearing, L. Smith, J. W. Carwile, C. Mickles. Fourth Row: R. Trent, N. Pacot, P. Staton, D. Figg, E. Buck, F. Hampton, S. Montgomery. Back Row: S. Phillips, W. Fortune, J. Day, L. Martin, E. Martin, L. Harvey. 132 Freshmen Several Freshmen refer to the E. C. Glass Handbook. Homeroom 229 Front Row: Miss Garland, M. A. Young, D. Neher, K. Burton, S. Hodnett. Second Row: B. Nicely, = Carwile, D. Johnson, L. Martin, C. Dennis, R. Roseberry. Third Row: D. Witt, D. Scott, L. Barkers Miller, M. Burby, C. Moon, A. Roberts. Fourth Row: B. Williams, M. Fields, D. Bibb, G. Kidd, -J. Lee, S. Maddox, D. Mangus. Back Row: G. Clingenpeel, G. Vernon, K. Dodson, J. Hardy, J. Ackley. Homeroom 239 Front Row: Miss Overstreet, B. Johnson, J. Nemeyer, B. Foster, K. Bibb. Second Row: A. Hagan, D. Parker, L. Londeree, L. Goodman, J. Lemaster, B. Mills, D. Johnson. Third Row: S. Wright, J. Mosby, R. Burton, M. Glover, S. Trutt, R. Pugh, B. Mathews. Fourth Row: J. Hallstrom, E. Burris, E. Jones, J. Morris, S. Ford, B. McCarron. Back Row: C. Carmichael, D. Saferight, L. Mays, M. Thaxton, D. Hop- kins, Homeroom 240 { Front Row: Mrs. Powers, J. Whitten, J. Crowe, S. Thompson, S. McNamara. Second Row: F. Tabor, B. Phelps, M. Freeman, D. Staton, G. Moody, G. Newman, F. Davis. Third Row: J. Torrence, S. Allen, D. Worley, S. Overstreet, F. McCanless, C. Alderman. Fourth Row: R. Maslow, P. Bowles, S. Wright, R. Siko, J. C. Wood, G. Woody. Back Row: R. Bush, T. Capps, R. Bowling, D. Wright. Homeroom 248 Front Row: Mrs. Stanton, L. Washburn, S. Armstrong, M. Foreman, J. Hooten. Second Row: R. Car- rington, B. Dawson, P. Porri, J. Dube, J. Ballard, J. Burton, T. Mata. Third Row: B. Bryant, D. Wilson, C, Shield, K. Swartz, L. K. Johnson, T. Newton. Fourth Row: G. McCraw, D. Fitzgerald, L. Mann, A. Cosby, S. Brooks, M. Hawes, C. Noel. Back Row: S. Rosenberger, D. McDaniel, H. Holland, D. Lowe, D. Arendall, D. Adams, B. Cothran. Homeroom 251 Front Row: Mrs. Harris, P. Quick, M. Dawson, R. L. Stone, J. Tyree. Second Row: B. Rush, J. Wilkins, L. Scoville, W. Deacon, K. Carwile, G. McFaden, R. Brown. Third Row: C. Wilson, N. Johnson, L. Con- ner, R. Wells, B. Blankinship, J. Bennington, S. Bell. Fourth Row: C. Seagle, R. Ferrell, A. Williamson, M. Calvert, E. Chamberlain, S. Arthur, G, Sable. Back Row: D. Christian, C. Ashwell, W. McCormick, S. Crawford, J. Chewing, V. Stewart. ee ae Jody Bennington feels a little lost in the crowd, Good-bye, Last Freshman Class In three more years they will be able to see the Senior Assembly legally. Homeroom 255 Front Row: Mr. Cristy, C. Taylor, R. Bowling, D. Hydar, P. Hogan. Second Row: T. Wilkerson, C. Mason, S. Cobb, K. Hicks, B. Nickerson, D. Smith. Third Row: C. Fielding, P. Sandhoff, S. Divers, M. Loudon, S. Roark, M. Terrell, C. McFall, N. Nelson. Fourth Row: G. Cumby, D. Templeton, A. Turner, S. Shepherd, C. Tate, S. Shearer, L. Fielder. Back Row: B. Miller, M. Trausneck, D. Bolding, A. Dicker- son, D. Ball, M. Faulconer, J. Ragan. Freshmen Homeroom 300 Front Row: Mr. Croft, G. Wennerstrom, S. Burnette, C. Brown, R. Laferriere. Second Row: C. Baber, C. Brooks, J. Mayberry, N. Leys, B. Bruffy, D. Wright, A. Suhling. Third Row: F. Hartwell, J. Glass, M. McCormick, L. Davis, P. Cook, S. Clements, J. Thorpe. Fourth Row: E. Ashwell, 5. Clay, B. Driskill, C. Maxey, R. Hartless, B. Singleton, C. Sawka. Back Row: E. Baer, E. Crouch, P. Hamilton. David Cooper expresses his first impressions of eee First Impressions Change by David Cooper, ’69 My first day at Glass was one of strange loneliness. Not that there were no people around. Heaven knows it seemed like two million instead of two thousand. But, it was the feeling of sheer unimportance. Yet, as the days rolled by, I became established here and began to change acquantainces into firm and lasting friendships. I still am. I learned that as you make ma ny friends, you lose a few, too, for one reason or another: One reason being that although a big school like Glass brings out the best in most people, unfortunately, it brings out the worst in others. My Freshman year at Glass is one that will be a lasting influence on my character, my way of thinking and my future life. I shall never forget it. 134 Homeroom 301 Front Row: R. Coffee, M. Miller, S. Ward, C. Day. Second Row: V. Emmons, C. Wade, B. Morris. B. Wright, C. Dawson, K. Wilson, C. Baughn, Third Row: D. Dawson, B. O’Brian, A. Buchanan, M. Mur- phy, K. Wright, P. Finch. Fourth Row: R. Gibson, B. Hurt. M. Simpson, C. Slater, J. King, M. Evans, R. Poore. Back Row: M. Clark, D. McFarland, R. Sutton, C. Robinson. Homeroom 308 Front Row: Miss Hoskins, A. C. Vaden, L. Helms, C. Harris, M. Fischoff. Second Row: D. Bartley, C. Lucado, M. Martin, J. Wilson, T. Feese, A. Talley, T. Dundon. Third Row: S. Schewel, R. Gillette, J. Lollis, C. Apperson, T. Terry, E. Alfredson, T. Pinkham. Fourth Row: D. Nurmi, L. Feinman, B. Norwood, D. Hamilton, P. Mitchell, B. Ovillian, R. MacArthur. Back Row: A. Coleman, B. Masencup, J. Lloyd, E. Jennings, D. Simms. FN 08 WO) =) New Techniques ma Y Cove(auety mae Wot: rNwleainte After three weeks of rehearsal in summer programs and August workshops, faculty members in September meet their classes well prepared for the 1966 academic season. With skill and enthusiasm Mr. McCue and his assistants set the stage with many new props. Overhead projectors provide a completely new approach to math. The chemistry and biology students are handed new scientific scripts. In the mornings the “Magna Cum Laude” spotlight is on the three fourth year Latin students who | meet at 8:15 to read extra Latin. Many guest producers perform at 3:30 — Dr. Watt from Washington and Lee on “Rare Gas Compounds.” Always the academic spotlight is on “The Pursuit of Excellence.” Interested Deans Wo In August Miss Margaret Arm- strong completed the master sched- ule of student placement for 1965-66 and so began once more her usual efficient performance as assistant principal. The administration of CASS CH Pe testsan aia mmo ordination of the guidance program are two among many of the varied duties in her role in the administra- tion. E. C. Glass was well represented this year when Miss Shirley MclIvor, - Dean of Girls, attended college ad- Mr, Lo H. McCue «Jr: Mr. McCue Directs All Phases Of Glass Life Representing a school as large as E. C. Glass and making the decisions required of asleaderteM re. «ly WEL ae CCE ai) teow ris sincerety, high ideals, and true dedication supervised all activities, academic, athletic, and social of the school. Beyond the school Mr. McCue served on important committees in state and national educational circles and not only carried the name of, F.4@. Glass dar satieldsebiion also brought back to E. C. Glass the best and the latest in thinking in secondary education. Miss Armstrong offers Mr. Milam some refresh- ments during the L. E. A. tea. for Students mission conferences at Vanderbilt University and at the University of the South. As Senior Counselor, Miss MclIvor became a very close advisor and friend to every member ot the Senior Class. Tnenistinterest for a) youth: center and panels and discussion groups on youth, Mr. J. Winston Milam constantly displays his interest in the young people of Lynchburg. As Dean of Boys, Mr. Milam worked daily to encourage academic and personal development of every Glass student. Mr. McCue and Miss Mclvor work on recom- mendations for scholarships. Administration Science Opens New Doors Through Discovery Perfecting the art of dissecting, per- forming chemical experiments, and toil- ing over physics problems, was the as- signment of every science student at Boos Cag GR General science explored the daily sur- rounding of the individual. Biologists dissected worms, fish, and frogs, from which they learned more about the internal systems which make up animals. The curiosity of the chemists over- flowed from beakers and test tubes as they awaited lab results of their experi- ments. Each of the inquisitive physicists combined paper work and experience to solve the matter and motion proportions. This year science students had in- dividual lab experiments as their major aim. Mr. Fielder, Mr. Shober, and Miss Hight pre- pare a solution for students. 310logists, Reid Terry and Lindy Inge focus the microscope on plant life. Mr. Teass shows Mr. Pharon, a new science teacher, the teachers’ mail boxes. and Mr. White make slides for the student: ee Scene Mrs. Wilkes and Miss Williams check the subscription books for the publications’ account. Business Education Trains Leaders in Commerce The object of the Business Education de- partment at Glass is to train pupils to be co-operative, honest, dependable, alert, and to turn out the best skilled, “thinking stu- dents ” in business education. This was accomplished through three main divisions — Accounting, Secretarial, and Clerical. Business Education was taught to all students who selected the course, and to other students who chose the subjects of typing, bookkeeping, clerical practice, and office machines as electives. Miss Hankins, Mr. Cerillo confer with Mr. Bur- mahln as he make checks for the High School Fund. Phyllis Wade checks an office file as Wade totals accounting figures. Mrs. Pryor, Miss E. Brown, Mrs. Burmahln, Miss Harvey arrive to meet their business education classes. Miss Scarci, Mrs. Harris, Miss MacGregor, Mr. King, Mrs. Stanton and Miss Wiley inspect the English Department’s new overlays. Our Native Language Made More Interesting Journalism, Speech, Dramatics, Ad- vanced Composition, and the publica- : : tions — CREST, Critic, and High Times ee. J oe — these scenes of Glass life are a major GZ : ay ao part of the English department. The : most well known part, however, is the grammar and literature taken by fresh- men, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. oe wide background of colleges is represented by: This year, the required courses in Eng- First Row: Miss Belcher, Miss House. Second lish were made more interesting through Row: Mrs. Friend, Mrs. Powers. Third Row: « . ey 1: 2 Mrs. M. Davis, Mr. Cristy. the enrichment series,’ which cor- related literature on all levels with moving pictures, such as, Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. Also, the National Defense Education Act provided the department with new projectors and tape recorders. RL 4 Several English teachers try to evaluate the new vocabulary books: Sitting: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Garrard, Miss Palmer. Standing: Mr. Goodman, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Gardner. Mr. Rand, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Hughes, Mrs. Carson, Miss Scott and Mrs. Barbig review the library’s collection of recordings for English literature. 148 Preparing Today For Responsible Citizenry Tomorrow In this modern world, filled with complex1- ties, a nation’s existence can depend upon its peoples’ knowledge of other peoples, their countries and their habits. This knowledge is passed on to the present generation by the Social Studies Department. In order to keep up-to-date with the changing world conditions, the department incorporated this year cooperative teaching, programmed learning, and an expanded use of audio-visual equipment. Perhaps, however, the main attraction of the department is the presentation of materials pertinent to the needs of every citizen. Among the materials is a comparative study of Com- munism and foreign economies. Every Social Studies teacher tries to make each student develop into a worthy, contributing future citizen, Mrs. Whitehead, Mr. Sheets, Mr. Sherrill, Miss Lascell, Miss Waller, discuss the Federal Reserve System. BORRD o | GOVERKORS AMM MMM MONETARY POLICIES cre ae History teachers emphasize the use of the library in Social Studies. Front Row: Miss Garland, Mrs. fallace, Miss Conson, Mrs. Brown. Second Row: Mr. Racer, Mr. Turkel, Mr. Hoffman. State delegate William Dudley is presented to Miss Conson’s Civics Class by Randy Wallace and Mary Janet Blencowe. Mrs. Miller gets advice from Mr. Croft on how to run the projector. Glass Boasts Four-Year Offerings in Three Foreign Languages An increased interest in foreign language enabled the Spanish De- partment to.add a fourth year class. Several advanced Latin students de- voted their mornings to extra read- ing of famous Latin authors. The fourth year language stu- dents, through their studies of the history, literature and culture of France, Spain and ancient Italy, gained a clear picture of life in these countries. Latin students learned mainly from reading, while French and Spanish students augmented the literature with audio-lingual aids. Miss Sweeney and Mr. Carson put up a Spanish poster. Latin teachers, Miss Brown, Miss Allen and Miss Cox. Miss Wilkinson, Mr. Fralin and Mrs. Fore try out the equipment in the language lab. ohnny Freese listens to Mrs. Knipp as she makes a tape. Ny PI p 152 ti mee ee ee ee EE A OUR AS eS Coaches Bradford, Bryan, and Bailey teach gym classes in addition to their coaching assignments. Coach Gilbert, J. Childress, and Coach Noechel discuss the value of exercise on the parallel bars. New Equipment Advances Physical Education As in most departments, the Physical Education Department at Glass is divided into two main acts—health and gym. Under these fall the scenes of gymnastics, tumbling, and recreational games of foot- ball, basketball, softball, volleyball, tennis, track and badminton. All freshmen and sophomore students were required to take Physical Education, and many juniors and seniors also took it as an elective. This year the Physical Edu- cation Department at Glass stressed gym- nastics with the help of new equipment — rings, parallel bars, and uneven parallel bars. Mrs. McClung, Miss Simpson and Miss Over- street go over the gym schedule. B. Tweedy illustrates the use of the new parailel bars in the Physical Education Department. 154 Innovation Highlights Fields of Artistic Expression New uniforms for the band, a new press for the art department, and a new teacher for the choir —these three ad- ditions have brought considerable change and brightness to the fine arts at Glass. The band played at home games and made trips to Bristol and Roanoke. The Pep Band played for ralleys during the basketball season. Glass art students volunteered to keep the various school committees supplied with extraordinary posters and also brought the stage alive with several outstanding scenes during assemblies. The choir added musical highlights to National Education Week, Achievement Night, and the Shakespearean Assembly. Mr. Vermilion and Mrs. Cothran discuss the musical score from “Mary Poppins.” Mrs. Brown and Miss Fryar check the supplies in the art room. wo. HH nies Silk screen techniques are demonstrated by Meg Callaham. 9 0 de a wp ye Mrs. Feagans, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Rooks begin preparation for a faculty tea. Homemaking nde Mayberry demonstrates the use of a new sewing Emphasizes Practical .. and Gracious Living Homemaking is education in the present and preparation for the | future. Using their guide sheets and nat- | ural talents, homemaking students made attractive dresses and en- sembles. Mrs. Dulany, an - Appalachian representative, demonstrated the use of kitchen appliances to all classes. Movies also aided the stu- oO} i dents 1n preparaing attractive and bs | nutritional meals. The students displayed their Christmas decorations at an Open House for the faculty and parents. Sandra Swann makes a for her Christmas Project. wreath Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Sheilds, Mr. Cox, and Mr. Gills discuss Mike Hicks is working with shop machine. Mr. Price, Mr. McDaniel, and Mr. Shenk discuss a teaching aid. future technical courses. Raa ON soe ma IGT i 41, eye ecmenanaaranos | Vocational and Industrial Arts Explore the Industries A comprehensive Industrial Edu- cation program was offered by this department. One phase consisted of four dif- ferent areas. A student enrolled in this type of course attended class piteecepeniodsra day lor toree, years, thus extensively preparing himself to accept a technical level job upon eraduation. The other aspect of industrial arts offered one-period elective courses designed to contribute to the over all education of the student. Also, a special course in technical drawing could be elected by students contemplating sciences or engineer- ing careers. Mr. Reid and Mac Gowell check rise on scale model home roof. Overhead Projectors Flash in Math From the inverse functions of the seniors to the set notation of the freshmen, from matrices to age proportions, from the com- plex to the simple —this is the dilemma faced by Glass mathe- maticians daily. To combat these problems, the math department acquired new overhead projectors to present both problems and solution simultaneously. Stressing the why as well as the how, seniors confronted mathematical thought concepts and derivations as opposed to rote mechanics. Upon the completion | of Elementary Mathematical Analysis, advanced math students looked forward to a course in Mr. Lockhart instructs an advanced math class. matrices and vectors. Math teachers illustrate their fields of interest with geometric models. Front Row: Miss Hancock. Miss Pribble, Miss Canada, Miss Ware. Second Row: Mr. Lockhart, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Buchanan, Mr. Gouldman. somites on the teachers’ Mrs. White, Miss H. Ware, Mrs. Franklin, and Miss Puckette look at coming events bulletin board. welcomes new teachers, Mrs. Bristow and Mr. Caldwell Mrs. Whitehead Standing: Mr. Sydnor, Mr. Bittle. Sitting: Mrs. Meidling, Mrs. Jobe, Mr. Beckner, discuss modern techniques to enrich their counseling program. “Hats Off” to the Assistant Mrs. Sedenka and Mrs. Stanford plan menu for the coming week. oO ° cael Pk neal Mrs. Wiltshire and Mrs. Davis take time from duties to discuss the rising cost of aspirin with Mrs. Merryman. 163 office work. Directors mVVhateis my rank in the class, Mrs. Steppe?” “Mrs. Davis, May | fevewa library permit?’ These are two of a fine group who played an (arvortant part in, the life of every student this year. The librarians worked with teachers and students on how to make the best use of the Hbraty.s the heart of the school.” The Guidance Department ac- quainted the students with new course offerings, along with special services of individual testing and remedial reading. The secretaries for the school manage efficiently the office — the ‘‘clearing house of the school.” A daily nutritional and varied menu we owe to the cafeteria Sererond tor us in our “ills and woes is Nurse Mrs. Merryman. Miss Tudor, Miss Thompson, Miss Farmer, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. Steppe look over their Miss Loflin, Mrs. Reams and Mrs. Parker file cards in card catalog, Distributive Education Adds Preparatory Course The Distributive Education cur- riculum was expanded this year by adding a one-unit course in. the sophomore year as “preparatory” to the present two-year cooperative work training sequence in the junior and senior years. The total D. E. enrollment is the largest in the history of the school— and one of the largest in the state —with a total of one hundred forty- eight students. For the first time the department has three coordinators—Mrs. Vicki Paris, Hugh D. Dowdy, and Miss Anice Howell. Nancy Maillner uses her D. E. experience as a part-time sales clerk. 165 and Rhoads. iller Y ras] Ss Oo Tal Oo a cB) 7) fa} oO 4 3 a tw 4 ‘S fe) a) 2) 5) fas] wo = Co) = cB) a i a 4S, rh laa} the D. E. window in isplay and Mrs. Paris put up a di ine Ronnie Hor Mr. Dowdy, ACT TWO Organizations and Honors Join Hands for Smash Hit As the second curtain rises, Glass stars surprise and delight the anx- iously awaiting audience. With a cue from the Student Council, the actors rally to make friendship kits for Vietnamese children. Sharing the spotlight, the Mad- rigal Choir enchants listeners with its unusual Elizabethan melodies. In a side stage courtyard, resolute Romans prepare for a banquet. Exuberant applause brings the SCA back on stage for collecting a record-breaking 353 pints of blood for the Lynchburg Bloodmobile. In a flash, Marc Legenne, a French tutor in Lynchburg, steals the stage for a soliloquy of French folk songs. “Your’re on — your’re on!” cries Mr. King, and the “Critic” staff proudly reads from its last exciting issue. At the same time dazzled Glass Palette members gaze with “beating hearts” at the Dali Jewels. Ovation after ovation keeps the cast in the spotlight for a year of unending activities. Kazu Nishikura, AFS student, explains Japanese caligraphy. 2h ft ae ery + i . Mr. White, SCA adviser, and Jo Anne Deacon, ten Susan Dickerson, vice-president, Brenda Blevins, secretary, and Frank Malloy, treasurer, plan SCA projects. SCA Makes Record-Breakin 1? “We need your blood!!” cried Stu- dent Council members as they rallied to solicit 353 pints of blood for the Lynchburg Bloodmobile—the second largest in Glass’ history. The entire student body shared in this victory by making posters and calling donors. Although this was its biggest pro- ject, the SCA succeeded in sponsoring a host of others. SCA members worked many long hours assembling 133 friendship kits for Vietnamese children. Spurred on by the enthusiastic leadership of Jo Anne Deacon, they adopted rules for SCA representatives and criteria for elections. Another “new” in the life of Glass was the “lecture series,’ held after school for all students when noted speakers talked on challenging and timely subjects. To be a member of the Glass SCA is a very great privilege. Lasting memories of fun and achievement are the reward for a year of devoted service. hota for Bloodmobile First Row: J. A. Deacon, S. Dickerson, B. Blevins, F. Malloy. Second Row: K. Blackwell, G. Laughon, J. Roberts, E. Wood, J. North, C. Upshur, J. Morris, K. O’Keeffe, L. Suhling, M. J. Blencowe, N. Rhodes, L. Moore, C. Houliares. Third Row: M. Craighead, K. Cornett, R. Reid, D. Jordan, P. Tucker, R. Cole- man, P. Simpson, B. J. Montgomery, G. Withey B. Clement, L. Fore, C. Campbell, B. J. DeWitt. Fourth Row: W. Sy dnor, D. Ruska, V. Marsh, L. Dodge, R. Ware, J. Wheeler, J. Fleck, J. Sparks, B. Buck, R. Peters, P. Pugh, S. McLennan, J. Goding. Fifth Row: Mr. White, B. Snead, K. Childress, D, Hadlock, C. Wingfield, T. Trice, D. Driskill, M. Power, B. Evans, D. Waldron, D. Tibbs. Front Row: J. Bennington, B. Evans, D. Burdick, L. Wood, J. Goding, J. } Hight. Second Row: S. ae a S: Pursley; o..Gibson, MM. eA. | Potter, +B; Kowalsky, L.. Carpenter; a8 Tinnin, C. Clark, P. Cook, S. East, M. S. Duckworth, S. Adams, E. Jones, L. Gibson, B. R. Carey. Third Row: H. Scott, P. Campbell, M. Murphy, J. Lollis, D. Bradley, S. Marshall, K. Braumiller, S. McClel- land, C. Stevens, D. Figg, C. Peery, L. Chaffin, J. Green, P. Mundy, F. Hall, S. Shearer. Fourth Row: 58) D. Calvert, B. Hunter, J. Ficor, D. McDaniel, S. Almond, R. Moore, A. Maddox, L. Watkins, S. Staples, K. Gray, S. Garnsey, T. Jones, C. Higginbotham, R. North, M. Davis. Fifth Row: E. McFadden, Burnette, S. Kirstein, B. Evans, C. Ward, R. Tuck, S. Smith, Adams, T. Preble, K. Childress, E. Garrison, S. Costas. Honor League Provides “This above all; to thine own self be true’ was Mr. Milam’s challange in the words of Shakespeare to the stu- dent body at the annual Honor League assembly. Preceding his inspirational talk, members of the Executive Com- mittee visited each freshman home- room, explaining the principles, func- tions, and responsibility of the Honor League. Under the supervision of Miss Hight, and with the help of Honor League members throughout the school, the organization provided new ideals of honor and self-respect in the school. The 1966 Executive Committee. 171 Morris, P. Pugh, F. ae Mise R. Brooks, F. T. McDonald, C. Moody E. R. Snyder, Challange Book Fair staged to Help the E. C. Glass Library Under the direction of Putnam Mundy as president with Mrs. Garrard as adviser the Literary Society finished another suc- cessful year. The main project for the year was the Book Fair which was staged in the spring. The purpose of the Fair was to encourage students to build their own libraries while proceeds were given to the English depart- ment to buy classroom sets of books. Among the books studied by the mem- bers this year were The Catcher in the Rye, and A Separate Peace. Mrs. Garrard lends her helpful assistance to the members of the Literary Society. First Row: Mrs. Garrard, E..Wood, J. Wheeler, P. Mundy, A. Waters, L. Rash. S econd Row: Ci Jones, c Taylor, A. Talley, B. Saunders, M. McDermott, B. Morris, J. Green, S. Lee, A. Talley, De Stewart. Tf, hird Row: R. Everett, M. Gamble, L. Suhling, P. Tucker, B. Druker, A. Parker, Be Simpson, B. Clement, Moxie Hasek, J. Kreger, J. Heartwell, N. Gifford. Fourth Row: G. G. Sydnor, S. Winstead, A. Helms, A. Mullan, V. Schomer, K. Fielder, M. P. Thurmond, T. Skinner, K. Smith, L. Taylor, E. Smith. Fifth Row: A. Mad- dox, G. Johnson, N. Gilfoyle, S. Swann, B. Schluderburg, N. Hickson, S. Seagle, G. Moseley, D. Sutor, M. J. Blencowe. Yearbook Demands Lives of Staff Members Working frantically to provide the students of E. C. Glass a lasting memory of this year in pictures and in words, and at the same time real- izing satisfaction from the completed task, the members of the CREST staff with Miss Cox as adviser, started work last spring by drawing layouts and selecting new members. The fall and winter months found pictures being taken and write-ups being written. And with this edition completed, the new staff started plan- ning for next year. 5 econd Row: R. Aultice, D. Shelton, D. Burdick, S. Rosenthal. Front Row: H. Craddock, Miss Cox, M. Norris. Section Editors: Billy Evans, sports; Linda Pound, activities; Cathy Taylor, classes; B. H. Wood, sports; Sandra Marshall, academic. Miss Co; iews last minute coy Photographers, Johnny Conner and Luther Wright, are caught on the opposite side of the Harry Hill, Editor; Becky Fuller, Copy Editor ; and Donna Clark, Assistant Editor discuss comin deadlines. 174 a EMS Kneeling: J. North, J. Wheeler, G. G. Sydnor. First Row: A. Campfield, K. Smith, A. Parker, P. Bruing- ton, B. J. Montgomery, G. Withey, M. Gamble. Second Row: L. Samuels, S. Seagle, D. Ruska, S. Ewers, Mr. King, D. Sutor, G. Moseley. Critic Features Story in Pictures The 1965-66 Critic staff supple- mented the usual variation of fiction ‘ this year with a new “story in pic- tures.” Mt. Athos, the ruins of an eighteenth century plantation, pro- vided the setting for this new Critic feature. Staff members posed in original costumes depicting various ages at the historic sight. The Critic Christmas tree, week- end excursions to Natural Bridge for ice skating, and the colorful publica- tions of two Critics were highlights of the year, Sandria Ewers ably led the staff of ten seniors and six juniors. Sammy Seagle, art Editor, helped to make these issues the most colorful in George Mosely, Janie North, John Wheeler, and Critic history. Marion Gamble lay out pictures for feature section. Editor yauses for a moment of fun with the staff, G. G. Sydnor Ri Mr. King directs Critic staff in Pub- lication’s Assembly. Reporters Wir First Row: D. Schewel, S. Abramson, D. Johnson, A. Maddox, E. Ogle, S. Wyatt. Second Row: P. Cheves, M. J. Hasek, W. Clark, A. Hager, S. Worley, J. Tomlin, J. Kreger. Third Row: J. Costan, P. Tucker, S. Nor- ton, L. Ford, J. Green, D. Moody, S. Fauber, A. Bomar, C. Ward. Fourth Row: M. McDermott, R. Peters, E. Wood, A. Helms, F. Whitehouse, D. Pugh. Fifth Row: B. Tweedy, T. McDonald, M. Scott, J. Booth, K. Nishi- kura, T. Patterson, G. Ford, S. Meeks. STAFF OFFICERS Co-Editors: Laura Ford, Susan Norton ‘ ' Associate Editor: Mary McDermott High Times Managing Editor: Tom McDonald News Editor: Judi Green Feature Editor: Emily Wood Sports Editor: David Pugh Exchange Editor: Jay Costan | | lirst Class Rating “Who has galley five?” is a familiar cry during sixth period around 152—the High Times room. As the busy staff goes to work, typewriters, cameras, and glue ap- pear. Co-editors Laura Ford and Sue Norton provided Glass students with outstanding editorials such as a spotlight on the aver- age teenager and the need to revalue the education process. Sparkling feature articles by Emily Wood were added attractions for High Times subscribers. The latest news and sports events re- ceived complete coverage from Judi Green and David Pugh. It all contributed toward the paper’s winning a first class honor rating at NSPA. Co-editors Sue Norton and Laura Ford transact | High Times business. Staff members rush to fold papers for extra edition. Busy reporters prepare copy for press. 178 When a Freshman Needs a Friend: Junior Student Council Piloteds by) steve ochewel) wires. dent; Pam MHartsoe, Vice-President; Sherry Gordon, Secretary; Lee Helms, Treasurer; and Miss Pribble, adviser; the Junior Student Council reached many goals such as collecting toys for the Toys for Tots Campaign and con- ducting the Lily Sale. A new project, the Clothes Drive for Vietnamese children, was taken on by this group. Supporting and working with the Senior Student Council, these Jr. Stu- dent Council members are now ready to play their role in the Senior Student Kent Burton and Cathy Clark collect toys for the Council. “Toys for Tots” campaign. : Front Row: Miss Pribble, L. Helms (Treas.), S. Schewel (Pres.), S. Gordon (Sec.), P. Hartsoe (V. Pres.), M. Stovall, B. Norwood. Second Row: L. Barker, J. Mayberry, B. Beck, J. Stevens, A. C. Vaden, M. Cal- vert, N. Forest, N. Nelson. Third Row: M. Hunt, J. Lollis, S. McBratney, A. Tunkel, M. King, J. King, J. Bennington, T. Wells, F. Dearing. Back Row: C. Higginbotham, G. Snead, C. Owen, L. Mays, K. Eisler, B. Quillian, P. Rosser, S. Rosenberger. ye Front Row: P. Bryant, N. Rhodes, G. Rosenberger, J. North, E. Wood, D. Sutor, P. Mundy, B. Evans, J. Ford, G. Moore. Second Row: R. Murphy, T. Upshur, P. Garner, C. Breeding, S. Friedman, L. Moore, J. Lollis, D. Jordan, J. Deacon, B. Evans, J. Morris, M. Davidson, J. Garrett, K. Kimling, Miss Conson. Back Row: R. Keye, J. Wheeler, D. Ruska. J. Howell, S. Lawrence, R. Edlund, D. Tibbs, D, McGeary, T. McDonald. Dedicated to Bring You the Best Our stage crew works hard on the scenery for an Student: “Who plans our Assem- assembly. Biieer” Assembly Committee: (proudly) “We afoniag Under the guidance of Miss Conson, who is capable of producing a Broad- way play, this group presents informa- tive, entertaining and cultural assem- bhies. The Publications Assembly was a ball! — Chimney Sweeps and all. How in- spirational the Christmas Pageant was! And to think we stepped back into the 16th Century in the Elizabethan As- sembly. Taine Upshur and Ronnie Murphy played their parts well in making our assemblies the greatest ever! 8 cue PER 8 8s. sae: comm Ha 3 AE Biss ecmres 2 tm 180 Hit Season For David Garrick Players The actors began their season at Thanksgiving with a per- formance of the comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace.” Under the expert direction of Miss Wiley, Chris Ryon and Mary Lou Holland, playing the roles of Martha and Abby, the two old ladies, murder twelve men with their homemade elder- berry wine which contains just a little pinch of arsenic. These players received a Superior rating at the One-Act Play Festival and at UVA for their performance of “The Case of the Crushed Petunias.” While Abby and Martha are brewing their wine and Miss Simple is planting petunias, backstage crews are busy ham- mering, painting, and even composing music as Gerry King did-tor, Uheas Gaséseotaithe Crushed Petunias.” The scenery, the acting—all proved exciting for both the players and the audience. “Just a little pinch of arsenic,” Abby. | ‘i os yl we § Ie 4 ge =}é Davin gaanitll : = “So, you think my aunts are sweet, charming old ladies, eh?” cries Jonathan, played by Jim Myers. Facing Camera: J. Myers, J. Huntington, J. Kreger, S. Dellinger, J. Skinner, J. Tuck. Furst Row: L. Adamee, J. Smith, B. Harmon, B. Marshall, D. Chenault, C. Ryon, J. A. Deacon, T. ee Second Row: V. Schomer, A. Helms, M. Taylor, L. Hudson, D. Schewel, M. L. Holland, ;. G. Rogers, G. Ferrell, P. Garner. Third Row: K. Eisler, P. Read, D. McGeary, B. Ne- Oe B. °Smith, K. Huntington, S. Page, L. Watkins, K. Brown, J. Ford. Fourth Row: S. Gaddis, G. Johnson, N. Gilfoyle, S. Swann, A. Waters, M. P. Thurmond, N. Wick, L. Buchanan, R. Cooper, V. Emmons, G. Howell. Fifth Row: C. Harris, L. Trent, L. Bumgarner, S. Costas, S. Dawson, B. Monroe, M. Harlow, D. Watkins, G. King, K. Kimlin. Standing : Miss Wiley, N. Hickson, R. Edlund, G. Moore, M. Davidson, S. Friedman, G. Rosenberger, R. Murphy, C. Pinkerton, D. Harris, B. Whitmore, R. Key, P. Bryant. Penny Farmer is shelving books as part of her duties as a Library Council member. Standing: J. Trevey, S. Scott, P. Farmer, L. Etheridge, K. Fielder, C. Wood, D. Cann Bowling, B. Snead. Table 1: R. Jackson, A. Hughes, L. Adamee, J. Fariss, M. K. Bennington. Table 2: J. Bruce, R. Ware, A. Talley, B. L. Boylan, R. Clark. f on, P. Phillips; im “Labor of Love” Could Be Motto of Library Council A “love of labor,” according to Mrs. Eloise Reams, is an important quali- fication for a member of the Library Council. The twenty-four members of this group volunteer one period of each day to work in the library. Al- though it is possible to work for one semester, the member receives one- half credit only if he works all year. The numerous jobs undertaken by these students—shelving books, stamping permits, and checking books in and out —are rotated each week in order to offer a variety of library ex- periences and to avoid monotony. 183 The pride of the best to date. From the Dali Jewels to Flying Kites Lynchburg received a boost cultural- ly when the Salvador Dali Art in Jewels Collection came to the Fine Arts Center. Palette members gasped, as did every- Ouewesemsau the, bejeweled. (beating neai ti In a less dazzling display of art work, members of the Glass Palette made signs as a service project for less artistic clubs. These signs were stamped with a new trademark designed by Phyllis Pugh. Spring inspired. Palette members to Pees Pe ictonermnbersieethe float create the artistic in the more unusual mode of kites. Front Row: P. Pollard, D. Calvert, S. Marks, S. Fauber, J. Rucker, D. Duff, P. Pugh, S. Seagle, M. J. Hasek, N. Brown, B. Morris, D. Shelton, Second Row: K. Nishikura, L. Parrish, J. fe Murphy, a Dowdy, S. Smith, B. Porter, J. McDaniel, R. Harris, R. Parker, J. Shaw. Third Row: J. Huntington, L. Rash, A. Campbell, J. Scott, J. Wineman, C. Dillard, N. Light, N. Rhodes, J. Coleman, H. Scott, N. Gifford, J. Petticrew, Miss Fryar, Mrs. Brown. a ee ee ee ee ee Patsy Millner serves for the F. H. A. Christmas tea for faculty and parents. First Row: A. Harless, C. Thompson, S. Whitehouse, E. Coffey, D. Hobbs, J. Goding, P. Millner, D. Bragg FHA Develops Skills in Many Areas The Glass Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America numbers seventy girls in all years of home- making. At every meeting, from the candlelight installation cere- mony to a Mother-Daughter ban- quet, a special emphasis is put on correct social usage amid beautiful settings. Not confining their talents solely to entertaining, these girls also use their home economics for others in preparing baskets for needy families. oo? B. Reid, C. Harris. Second Row: Mrs. Feagans, Mrs. Mayberry, J. Trent, R. Aultice, S. Lambert, B. Hut- ter, J. Anderson, P. Candler, L. Martin, C. Lucado, J. Green, K. Lucy, D. Pavek. Third Row: L. Gibson, S. Lucado, C. Chajka, W. Hiller, S. White, K. Jordan, S. Sheridan, L. Etheridge, L. Ashwell, V. Sander- son, C. Creasy, S. Dellinger, D. Stewart, J. Mitchell. Fourth Row: B. Padgett B. Saunders, V. Emmons, i} Lemaster, C. Moon, S. Turner, B. Morris, S. Fullen, J. Melton, K. Bennington, D. Miles. Fifth Row: G. Martin, O. Downey, M. Smoot, S. Marshall, L. Adamee, M. Hopkins, B. Marston, D. Marston, M. Glover, J. Petticrew, M. Burgess. | | | Learns Hints to Success First Row: E. Coffey, F. St. John, D. Elmore. Second Row: Mrs. Wilkes, Miss Hankins. Third Row: D. Pollard, P. Edmondson, B- Faulconer, D. Trent, D. Baber. Fourth Row: R. Hanby, J. Viar, M. Nuckols, M. Harlow, P. Moore, D. Porter. F.B. L.A. ThesPiture Business ‘Leaders. of America, although small in number, achieved high goals and sponsored many projects throughout the year. Members gave a party at Christmas for the underprivileged children of Lynchburg and prepared a breakfast for Glass business teachers. Always ready to learn, these FBLA’ers sponsored prominent speakers and a panel of secretaries who gave valuable hints on success in business. The Glass FBLA “boasts of” Mike Harlow and Elizabeth Coffey, Mr. and Precio oa t Elizabeth Coffey and Carolyn |Miss FBLA of the Longwood Region. Hicks file FBLA news. 186 The Majorettes perform during half time at a football game. The Majorettes wait to board the bus to an away game. —————— eS Fire and Flag Baton Represent Glass Head majorette Kathy Jennings leads the majorettes in the Senior Day parade. Competing with other high school groups for the first time, the E. C. Glass majorettes were first place trophy winners in a National Baton Twirling Contest. These nine girls made appearances this year at Glass at the game thee oprine Concert ethe “Mic Winter Concert, the Band As- sembly, and Achievement night— twirling fire batons and flag batons besides the regular batons. They also twirled at a basketball game sponsored by the Lion’s Club, at the dedication of the new Pu blic Library, and in various parades. Se 12 First Row: B. Bryan, K. Jennings, S. Armstrong. Second Row: C. Pursley, A. May s, S. East. Third Row: M. L. Cronin, C. Foster, P. Milam, D. Sarver. B. H. Wood, T. McDonald, B. Evans, D. McGeary, G. Rosenberger. Second Row: Mrs. Powers, L. Carpenter, L. Suhling, E. Wood, A. Risher, J. Deacon, M. McDermott, K. Blackwell. Third Row: R. Epperson, K. Fielder, C. Morland, E. Terrell, L. Jabsen, R. Cooper, K. Braumiller, C. Upshur, D. Jordan. aes College Life at Glass— Courtesy of Public Speaking Club To acquaint students of E. C. Glass with the complexities and pleasures of college life, the Public Speaking Club sponsored the in- formal visits of students from area colleges. The public speaker who will represent our school at the District Forensic Meet was selected after tryouts supervised by the club. : With Mrs. Powers as adviser and Alice Alice Risher greets guest from Jf Risher as president, the club hoped to help “Great Books Group.” the speech students by presenting model round table discussions. 189 Arguments, Briefs, Cases Debate Club Learns the ABC’s While developing arguments to build stable cases, members of the Debate Club gained knowledge on current topics and acquired ability to express themselves. | With a practically brand new membership, including a new spon- | sor, Mrs. Powers, the Debate Club | Jeagned their ABC’s in debate with | Holy Cross, Buckingham Central and other schools in the area. President, Sheldon Friedman gained recognition for the club by winning a Letter of Distinction at the Statewide Debate Symposium at the University of Virginia. Although most members had never debated before, the Debate Club ended a successful year at the Westra District Tournament at Andrew Lewis. Front Row: H. Somerville, G. Rosenberger. Second Row: J. Schlotterbeck, S. Friedman. Third Row: K. O’Keeffe, R. Cooper. Fourth Row: D. Ruska, J. McDaniel, M. Twery. Back Row: S. Lawrence, Mrs. Powers, D. McGeary. “Surely you’re familiar with Lobechevsky’s International Index of Common Tarriff Barriers for Non- Reciprocal Economic Agreements ?” Student Cafeteria Helpers — Serve Faculty and | Student Body | teria helpers provided students and teachers with a smooth running lunch period. Among their varying duties are readying the trays and dishes, serving the food, collecting the money and taking it to the bank. Working behind the scenes, the cafe- | | | Managing the complex cafeteria system and looking after the kitchen and | food supply is the job of Mr. Fielder. | Miss Howell and Mr. Racer supervised . the students, while Mr. Bumahlm di- Jo Heartwell and Larry McWane use all their rected the cashiers and finances. mental capacity totaling lunches. First Row: 5. Dellinger, L. Hutter, J. Bailey, J. Smythers, S. Gaddis, P. Ballard, D. Lipford. Second Row: S. Dalton, K. Bryant, B. Gay, S.. McGehee, H. Ford, J. Heartwell. Third Row: B. Franklin, J. Clement, J. Coffee, W. Wade. 19] First Row: K. Elder, D. B. Candler, D. W. Hudson, T. W. Carson, D. Perdue, B. Kidd, J. Hoke, W. Gib- son, B. Worley, G. Ford, L. Owens, D. Layne, S. Rogers. Second Row: P. Phipps, B. Dickerson, J. Thorn- hill, M. Coffey, A. Drumheller, B. Dale, B. Caldwell, N. Millner, L. Nance, W. Davidson, D. Clements, � . Sharp, L. Thomas, F. Stump, en Neighbors. Third Row: L. Weil and, Ps Coleman, S: Gilbert. G- licks W. Lipscomb, B. Foster, B. Reid, D. “Bragg, B. Dull, E. Fulcher, P. Morrison, J. Bane, D. Pollard, B. Craig, A. Cyrus, B. Glass, G. Floyd, J. Wilson, Mrs. Paris. Fourth Row: Te Wattys). harlow ela. poeswellw lie Relf, G. Harlowe, S. Tolley, H. Allen, A. Powell, E. Taylor, M. Gillispie, J. Cyrus, A. Coleman, R. Ander- Somer iyi, ow: J. Dean;.D. Crickenberger, B. Minnix, K. West, J. Irby, D. Johnson, D. Watson, H. Thomas, H. White, R. Epperson, W. Stinnette, B. Burnett, W. Heald, J. Gravely, D. Bunger, N. Mason. D. E. Club Members Excel in Contests In October D.E. Club members at- tended workshop sessions and discussion eroups at a Fall Rally at Liberty High School in Bedford. The Club sent representatives to parti- cipate in six contests’ held in Roanoke, With first in five of the six divisions, EF, C. Glass was eligible to send Jimmy Witt and Gloria Ballowe to state com- petition. To climax a year of valuable work ex- perience the D.E. Club members were hosts at the Employer-Employee ban- quet in April. Amelia Talley and Terry Jordan listen in- tently to the lectures given to students applying for jobs. 192 Young Musicians Gain Experience in Freshman Band Under the skillful direction of Mr. Vermilion, members of the Freshman Band strive to build a solid musical foundation. With daily study of the funda- mentals of music, these apprentices learn to develop listening skills, to read music, and to appreciate good tone and rhythm. Once these essentials have been per- fected, these fledgling musicians put it all into action in a marching and con- cert band that is a credit to the music department. F ront Row: A. Peebles, B. Hedrick, K. Hicks, D. Bal L. Zechini, C. Wilson, D. Smith, D. Barrett, F. Milla. i Back: These members practice diligently to improve their part in the Band. 1, R. Gilmore, G. Moody. Second Row: B. Buckley, Mr. Vermilion. Rating in District Competition This year, under the careful guidance of Mr. Vermilion, the ten members of the f Orchestra learned the “do’s.and don'ts” of string instruments. A. few of the Orchestra members repre- sented EF. C. Glass at the All-State Orchestra held November 6-8 at Alexandria, Virginia. -As students went to and from the Christmas Assembly, the Orchestra entertained in the front hall with songs and carols. Some of the Orchestra members performed on Educa- tional TV for the benefit of the primary grades. The talented string ensemble also participatedsin the E. CxGlass Spring Con- cert, accompanying the Band and Choral Groups. On March 12, the Orchestra en- tered the strict district competition where their hard work and devotion were rewarded with a rating of excellence. Front Row: R. Moore, P. Bowling, C. Cress, N. Preas, P. Row: S. Cobb, M. L. Bryant, D. McCarthy, Mr. Vermilion. Orchestra Captures High Thompson, B. Padgett. Second The strings come alive as N. Preas and M. L. Bryant perform on the violin, 194 Front Row: A. Freeman, C. Martin, C. Weiss, O. Downey, J. Petticrew, P. Phillips, J. Smith, D. Stevens, .. Jennings, S. Kessler, A. Keeling, B. Reid, B. Foster, C. Chajka, J. Vaughan, J. Miles, S, Turner Jones. Second Row: J. ett C. Pursley, D. Noel, S. Lucado, C. Long, L. Stinnette, P. Ca ump, B. Whor- ley, C. Foster, S. Pit =. Jones, P. Somers, J. Heartwell, J. Mitc hell, M. A. Hawkins, K: Lucyjaie Hutter. Third Row: D. arate FE. Bosiger, J. Presley, P. W ade, L. Taylor, N. Light, S. Page, S. Sutor, M. Coffey, eo J. DeWitt, L. Shotton, A. Day, M. Frampton, et Ford, M. Vinson, 1. Crawley, F. Jacobs, r Harlow, S. Montgomery, J. Anderson, L. McCarthy, D. Pavek, S. East, Mrs. Cothran. Fourth ae B. Blevins, C. Lowe, K. Bryant, R. Clark, L. DeWitt, L. Davis, G. Mayhugh, R. Cooper, D. Richards, Mc- Clelland, R. Read, C. Stevens, S. Staples, S. Marshall, K. Inge, P. Viar, C. Brown, E. Ware, P. Habe Choir Brings Broadway Musicals To Glass Under the direction of Mrs. Cothran, the choir presented many sparkling per- formances in 1966. After weeks of hard work in class plus early morning practices, the choir gave their first public performance during American Education Week, and in their perfect voice control showed the results | of their consistent hard practice. Tag December, the group provided a back- ground of carols for the Christmas Page- ant, -For- their: “recital,” the Sprig Concert, the choir chose challenging music ranging from the Baroque and the Renaissance to the contempory era. Roberta Cooper and David Richardson practice parts for the American Education Week Assembly. Jackson, D. J. Bailey, B. Campbell. Fifth Row: M..Presley, D. Chenault, R. Dowdy, C. Duck, J. Luck, C. Marston, T. Weaver, O. Grant, M. Grissom, J. Stevens, C. Gardner, R. Wilkes, R. Clements, A. Hughes, M. Hopkins, E. Smith, G. Covington, D. Pollard, C. Wennerstrom, B. R. Carey. Sivth Row: M. Harlow, G. Ford, N. Thompson, L. Spencer, S. Ballowe, M. Hammock, J. Coffee, D. Hunt, I. Mulholland, D. Rich- ardson, K. Logwood, A. Haymes, D. Weigand, K. Elder, D. Porter, D. Burgess, D. Jordan, L. McWane, W. Heald. : Front Row: T. Weaver, R. Dowdy, M. Harlow. Second Row: C. Gardner, C. Jackson, 5S. Ballowe, J. Stevens, K. Logwood, D. Richardson, D. Marston, D. Jordan. Third Row: J. Mitchell, C. Weiss, B. J. De- Witt, J. Vaughan, H. Ford, L. Shotton, S. Freerks, C. Pursley, L. Stennette. Fourth Row: Mrs. C B. Blevins, K. Bryant, A. Hughes, R. Cooper. othran, yi = = 4 . eo as eto Front Row: S. Pursley, C. Pursley, P. Wade, H. Ford, J. Vaughan, C. Wennerstrom, C. Jones, S. Freerks, C. Weiss, M. Freeman, B. R. Carey. Second Row: J. Mitchell, L. Shotton, B. Blevins, R. Cooper, K. Bry- ant, F’, Jacobs, A. Freeman, J. Anderson, S. Tunkel, K. Jennings. Third Row: B. J. DeWitt, M. Harlow, C. Gardner, L. McWane, R. Clements, B. Thompson, R. Dowdy, T. Weaver, A. Hughes, S. Lucado. Fourth Row: O. Grant, M. Hammock, D. Marston, S. Ballowe, J. Stevens, I. Mulholland, K. Logwood, D. Rich- ardson, N. Thompson, D. Jordan, C. Jackson. Experienced Voices Lead Special Choir Selected from the regular choir for their excellent harmonizing quality, the Special Choir again performed in their own superb manner in the Christmas Program at the E. C. Glass auditorium. There they sang, enchanting all listen- ers. As usual, the Glass Spring Concert was held in April. As Commencement grew near, the Seniors of the Special Choir practiced for the Graduation . Ceremonies. | 3etty Jo DeWitt and Steve Ballowe prac- tice parts for the Special Choir. Girls’ Chorus Learns Vocal Technique As a student must learn basic arithme- tic before he can go on to higher mathe- matics, so must he learn the basic rules of singing and voice control before he can perform in public. It is for this reason on that the Girls’ Chorus class was set: up. Mainly a technique class, the Girls’ Chorus learned rhythm, notes, key and other fundamental elements of music, directed by Mrs. Cothran. First Row: M. Freeman, G. Laughon, S. =| .. f D etttitiitiet Fast, J. Worley. Second Row: B. Blanks, S. of Pune Faulconer, R. Robinson, K. Bibb. Third Row: | P. Layne, M. Bradley, G. Austin, L. Witt. Fourth Row: D. Hoffman, S. Worley, J. Wil- kins. Fifth Row: D. Hamilton, P. Brown, Mea Potter. Sixth Row: Dy Johnson, D. Floyd, F. Dearing. Seventh Row: E. Free- man, S. Freerks, S. Tunkel, R. Wells. Eighth Row: J. Lang, J. Davis. Putting to use the technique learned, are several girls in the chorus class. First oe K. Franklin, D. Shelton, E. Wood, A. Helms, G. Sydnor, L. Suhling. Second Row: I. North, A. Risher, S. Guthrie, L. Pahel, J. Dellinger, L. McCarthy, K. Blackwell, C. Dillard, J. Roberts, J. Morris. Third Row: W. Clack, J. Smith, S. Marshall, L. Shaner, R. Traywick, L. Richardson, A. Talley, D. Wood, P. Viar, M. Peak, Miss hes Fourth Row: B. Taylor, M. Harris, M. Chrishan, D. Nein, af Thorn, B. Evans, R. Wallace, B. Snead, M. Power, E. Whitehouse, H. Craddock During the peered of Mike Power and Randy Wallace, the Junior Latin Club, honored students of Cicero and sought understanding and enjoyment of the Latin language. After going to a Roman football game as guests of the Juniors Visit Rome Pees Club, the members visited the oracle at Cumae for their futures in and Cumae October. In December the members visited Rome during the Saturmalia. Throughout the year the aediles pre- sented imaginative, original programs. Jay Costan and John Wheeler act in Roman play. First Row: P. Bruington B. J. Montgomery, D. Clark. Second Row: J. Wheeler, L. Samuels, S. Gaddis. Third Row: J. C. Murphy, J. Polisse. Fourth Row: J. Costan, J. Deacon, L. Ford. Fifth Row: B. H. Wood, N. Rhodes, S. Marks, N. Gil- foyle. Sixth Row: J. Schlotterbeck, 5S. Ewers, S. Winstead, Miss Cox. Roman Banquet By Senior Latin Club Having finished the orations of Cicero, the Senior Latin Club concerned itself with Virgil’s Aeneid. To understand and enjoy the language, the club invited cuest speakers from surrounding col- leges and presented original programs, including many modern songs. To cele- brate the coming of Christmas, the club translated a Latin version of A Christ- mas Carol. As a consummation to four years of classical study, the club enjoyed = aaa an authentic Roman banquet. Mike Power and Randy Wallace, consuls, dis- cuss Junior Club plans. Marion Gamble speaks to the French Club on her year in France. Le Cercle Francais Presents Christmas Pageant How fortunate were members of Le Cercle Francais. President Marion Gamble, having spent last year in France, conducted meetings in French that were a model for the members. Two of the meetings of the club fea- tured native French speakers: Marc Legenne, a tutor in a French family here, sane folk songs to the aceamnani- ment of his own guitar and a Fulbright scholar Mr. Galiazzi spoke hiumorouslv on the difference between French and American life. Entirely student produced was the Christmas Pageant which the group eave before the local Alliance Francaise. Front Row: A. Keeling, C. Weiss, C. Long, J. Dudley, S. Couch, K. Bruce, M. Gamble, L. Shotton, D. Richardson, D. Duff. Second Row: Miss Wilkinson, C. Martin, P. Simpson, K. Cornett, P. Candler, J. Anderson, J. Farris, S. Montgomery, V. Schomer, F. Tice, L. Legg, B. Gay. Third Row: L. Turner, 5. Huff, D. Calvert, P. Deuster, M. Desmond, L. Samuels, C. Taylor, L. Pound, S. Norton, J. Dowdy, J. Smythers. Fourth Row: M. Morris, A. Waters, G. Johnson, D. Beck, S. McCellean, C. Tuthill, P. Mundy, S. Friedman, J. Conner, G. King, D. Sutor. Fifth Row: R. Brown, M. Burnette, R. Goff, K. Logwood, S. Damron, H. Hill, R. Trent, B. MacArthur, B. James. Front Row: C. Brooks, M. Freeman, T. Upshur, J. Deacon, M. McDermott. L. Duckenste © lowes... Rhodes, D. S. Bryant, B. Proehl, D. Jackson, B. Godsey, J. Coleman, H. Scott, K. Jordan. Second Row: C. Ranson, S. Wilkes, W. Hiller, S. Kessler, D. Ruska, R. Cooper, J. Rucker, S. Seagle, M. Hawkins, L. Kirby, D. Magee, P. Somers, T. Vaughan, D. Stevens. N. Morrison. Third Row: Mrs, Fore, N. Light, R. Traywick, B. Rohr, B. Mitchell, B. Druker, R. Aultice, S. McLennan, J. Phillips, J. Newton, P. Mullan, B. J. DeWitt, A. Day, C. Creasy, J. Bailey, B. R. Carey, L. Hutter, L. DeWitt, S. Somers, D. Cornett, B. deVries. Fourth Row: N. Hickson, D. Long, K. Moore, R. Jackson, C. Bruce, J. Thompson, L. Rash, K. Jennings, C. Foster, L. Ford, L. Jabsen, A. Hughes, L. Taylor, D. Burford, S. Page, C. Huntington, D. Bur- dick, B. Hutter, K. Smith, J. Skinner, W. Hill, C. Adams. Fifth Row: B. Evans, T. Bergman, L. Peebles, K. Turner, N. Gilfoyle, M. Landis, L. Adamee, C. Pursley, M. J. Blencowe, J. Bruce, B. Faulconer, M. P. Thurmond, N. Naff, R. Read, E. L. Terrell, L. Peery, M. Calvert, B. Pugh, S. Wyatt, G. Covington, M. Harris, S. Owen, T. Shelton. Sixth Row: J. Dunlap, J. Pettyjohn, J. Coston, F. Falwell, D. Wilson, L. O’Brian, L. McWane, W. Heald, B. James, J. Luck, D. Miner, R. Salmon, M. Garbee, G. Reid, G. Ford, D. Wickline, D. Cole, J. Patterson, R. Snyder, S. Smith, J. Shaw, B. Evans, C. Morris, P. Mason, D. Hendricks, Carolyn Weiss, Nancy Light, Mary Desmond, and Susan McClelland go on stage as angels in the French Clubs’ Christmas Pageant. Front Row: B. Clement, B. Steger, L. Samuels, A. Campbell, B. Craig, H. Ford, J. Phillips, A. Tinnin, C. Lawhorne. Second Row: Mr. Carson, C. Houlaires, L. Morrison, D. Stewart, J. Moss, J. Presley, C. Baer, M. J. Presley, B. Blevins, K. Bryant. Third Row: G. Withey, N. Smythe, L. Ferguson, R. Hanby, E. Vess, J. Sparks, G. Beard, S. Swann, J. Kreger. Fourth Row: B. Monroe, H. Zahonett, V. Loyd, R. Ware, M. Nuckols, J. Moseley, B. Gunn, R. Peters, D. Reddy, T. Anderson. Fifth Row: M. Grissom, M. — Harlow, N. Thompson, B. Porter, J. Ballowe, R. Murphy, S. Smith, R. Meredith, B. Gentry, L. McCraw, B. Harmon, S. Glass. Los Conquistadores Los Conquistadores is composed of 4 second and fourth year Spanish students. Study Spanish Customs Varied and interesting programs to sup- plement class room study centered Through Speech around the customs, culture and langu-, age of Spanish speaking countries. This year, as usual, Los Conquista-| dores enjoyed Christmas caroling in Spanish, and travelogues on Mexico and Costa Rica. The highlight of the year was “The Sound of Mexico” given 6m P. T.: A. Achievement Night, whe Mexican history and customs were por- trayed through music, narration, and dance. For the Los Conquistadores final} club meeting in May, special application and tribute were given to our club sponsor, Mr. Morris Carson, who leaves E. C. Glass this year to teach in Nome Carolina. An antique car with a banner represents the Spanish Clubs in the Senior Day Parade. F. Daughtry holds pinata for S. McGehee. El Club Espanol Diversified Meetings This year El Club Espanol was quite diver- sified in its activities. Spanish customs and Spanish life, as represented by Spain’s ereat- est authors, were the focal points of class- work while the music, games and fiestas of Spanish origin provided the programs for the meetings of El Club. Meetings ranged from attending as a group the motion picture Don Quixote, to a Christmas party replete with the “Posadas,” Spanish carols, and a pinata. One of the most interesting meetings was the one in which Mrs. Barbig showed slides of her trip to South America. As usual the final meeting will be a picnic and swim party. El Espanol Learns of Spain and Latin America Front Row: B. L. Boylan, M. Meade, B. Morris, L. Gibson, B. May, D. Weiss, S. Dickerson, L. Spradlin, C. Wennerstrom, K. Bridgett, N. Gifford, S. Dellinger. Second Row: N. Brown, A. Clark, P. Bittle, S. Turner, V. Spence, I. Caldera, M. Bryant, K. Bruce, C. Upshur, C. Adams, L. Watkins, S. McGehee S. Kershaw, J. Petticrew, M. Taylor, Mrs. Knipp. Third Row: M. Twery, L. Helferstay, R. Paxton, E. Adams, R. Hill, D. Viar, B. Daniel, R. Bailey, M. Wilson, J. McCanless, B. Thomas, P. Farmer, B. Saunders, S. Staples, M. Nurmi. Fourth Row: J. Lloyd, M. Callaham, R. Murray, S. Moore, S. Witt, W. Mace, F. Shelton, R. David, C. Moody, J. Trevey, T. Caldwell, K. Maddox, L. Wood, A. Howerton, J. je Myers, J. Witt. Coffee, B. Fuller. Fifth Row: G. Johnson, D. Bunger, L. Parrish, R. Ware, R. Tuck, M. Drumheller, J. Clement, R. Sayre, C. Ellenfield, B. Bartley, S. Fauber, F. Daughtrey, W. Thompson, B. Higginbotham, 236 Skidoo Keeps Market From Crashing! With the outstanding supervision of Mr. Racer, the Economics classes, other- wise known as 236 Skidoo, combined their knowledge of the New York Stock Exchange with visits to the local broker- age firms in order to buy and sell the shares of stocks which they own. Be- fore the actual process of buying, selling, and trading stocks, each corporation is studied by the daily observation of the Wall Street Journal. When a decision as to one corporation is reached, each ambitious student buys the quantity he wishes and receives a Skidoo Fund Certi- ficate. Stockholders visit Francis I. DuPont and Company. Front Row: H. Ford, R. Harris, R. Wilkes, L. McWane, N. Hickson, D. Waldron, T. Weaver, T. Hamil- ton, K. Inge. Secund Row: C. E. Greene, M. Williamson, V. Sanderson, L. Legg, P. Phillips, J. Neighbors, R. M. Simms, M. Sorrell, J. Wright, R. Ware, Mr. Racer. Third Row: L. Holmes, W. Judd, B. Faulconer, De Pollard? Lif laylory §]: Coleman, K. Lang, D. Wood, S. Lucado, K. McKenna, M. P. Thurmond, F. Hamlett, H. Thomas. Fourth Row: R. Anderson, T. Lineberry, G. Harlow, T. Relf, T. Upshur, M. J. Hasek, K. Fielder, R. Epperson, C. Novak, M. Taylor, L. Jabsen, S. Marks, W. Elder, N. Mason, A. Cole- man. Fifth Row: J. Martin, D. Burks, B. Taylor, L. Wood, T. Shelton, J. Luck, S. Blankenship, J. Clement, N. Whitehead, N. Morrison, W. Gibson, R. Dube, W. Heald, M. Gillispie, D. Wilks. Front Row: L. Peebles, K. Blackwell, L. Pahel, A. Talley, S. Guthrie, B. L. Boylan, C. Martin, A. Risher. Second Row: M. McDermott, S. Lee, A. Talley, J. Polisse, P. Garner, S. Somers, M. Harris, B. Evans, K. Fielder, M. Taylor, J. Davis, Mr. Fielder. Third Row: M. Burnette, J. Seagle, T. Campbell. Fourth Row: Dy Rice, R. Davids, D. Nein, E. Adams, C. Jackson, B. deVries, F. Thompson. Fifth Row: J, Phillips, M. Brenton, R. Trent, S. Damron, S. Smith, B. Gentry, T. Shelton, B. Bartley, J. Schlotterbeck. Science Club Spotlights Research “Research is the key that opens the door to tomorrow” was the theme inspiring the Science Club activities directed this year by president Mike Harris. A film on Gemini IV, including the historic space walkeand ‘field “trips ‘to various local industries high- lighted. the “programs. In the spring the completion of well- planned and conducted individual research projects brought to a climax a year truly successful in the promotion of science. Science Club members view nuclear equipment at Babcock Wilcox. Band Displays New Uniforms and Half-Time Shows With Mr. Cloyd G. Vermilion as director, the Senior Band in 1965-1966 experienced many new thrills. In early morning drills they tried out a new collection of popular music. They were hosts to the All-Regional Festival in the winter. Chosen as first chair oboist in the All-State Band made up from nine All-Regional bands in Virginia was Susan Guthrie from the E. C. Glass Band. New uniforms and. basses added sparkle to the usual appearance of the band at foot- ball games, the Christmas Parade, and the mid-winter and spring concerts. A special invitation for the band was a concert for the Lynchburg Public Library Dedication. Is band practice really that boring, Debbie Stevens ? “Seventy-six trombones lead the big parade. . . be aime _ ¢.C.GLASs HIGH =@ SCHOOL LYNCHBURB, VA- Front Row: D. Calvert, C. Taylor, M. Desmond, P. Garner, R. Davids, S. Guthrie, L. Pahel, J. Brown, J. Stevens, B. Nickerson. Second Row: K. Barrett, M. Trausneck, K. Crowe, G. Brooks, P. Aderton, P. Bittle, A. Tunkel, D. Rice, B. Murphy, J. Pahel, R. Eubank, R. Clark, L. Fielder, J. Conner. Third Row: C, Faulconer, T. Saunders, B. Miller, M. Weiss, D. Allen, B. Powers, M. Hartless, S. Kious, F. Harris, P. Rosser, D. Perkins, B. Kershaw, E. Scott, C. Cartrett, C. Brunton, K. O’Keeffe. Fourth Row: Mr. Ver- milion, D. Stevens, G. Scott, W. Smoot, D. Stokes, F. Daughtrey, B. Evans, 5. Smith, C. Ellis, H. Pitzer, H. Bryant, W. White, M. Faulconer, C. Fielding, G. Collins, N. Hickson, D. Judd, J. Ragan, G. Smith, L. Kerns, P. Harvey, C. Ellenfield. Fifth Row: M. Cronin, C. Pursley, A. Mays, 5. East, S. Sheridan, J. D. Sarver, P. Milam, S. Armstrong, C. Foster, K. Jennings, S. Glass, D. Cooper, G. Calvert, R. . Walling, M. Godsey, A. Huntington. Practice and determination always pay off in the end. GAA Provides An Athletic Outlet For Girls A hushed silence touched Glass at 3:25 everywhere—that is, except the girls’ gym. For there, the day had just begun as the girls hurriedly prepared themselves for the athletic contests which would follow. Under the leadership of Nancy Brown, Miss Simpson and Miss Over- street, the GAA sponsored the sale ot sweatshirts, and the Student Faculty volleyball game. The excitement of Senior Day found the GAA working on their float— “Fitness for the World.” Active participation in the clinics never ceased. These girls help to guide the GAA through the year. Front Row: D. Duff, A. Suhling, K. Burton, J. Wineman, K. Blackwell, S. Wood. Second Row: E. Ogle, B. Hutter, A. Carwile, V. Hogan, N. Brown, K, O’Keeffe, D. Gilliam, S. Pursley, B. Rohr. Third Row: L. Rash, P. Pugh, P. Aderton, R. Sigler, P. Brown, C. Houliares, A. Adler, P. Hartsoe, B. Nor- wood, Miss Simpson. Fourth Row: D. S. Bryant, B. Godsey, C. Clark, C. Londeree, J. Newton, A. Sackett, M. Calvert, N. Gilfoyle. Fifth Row: N. Connor, D. Kiney, B. Proehl, L. Scott, R. Moore, A. Mad- dox, M. Taylor, B. Hutter, D. Burdick, S. McClelland, L. Chaffin. i nee is ae % Varsity “G” Club Plans Donations With an excellent record of serv- ices rendered to the school in pre- Vigiseveats, uc, varsity. G’ Club again lived up to its high standards. Under the guidance of Keith Fisher, Dileevats emily Krioht, and Johnny Morris, the club continued the service of framing all champion- ship team pictures. Phyllis Pugh was crowned Sweetheart at the February hop, the second “G” Club dance of the year. The donation of a new. trophy case for the school and : a cannon for varsity football games Keith Fisher crowns Phyllis Pugh anes goals vote ihe Jitures for’ the Varsity “G” Club Sweetheart for 1966. varsity lettermen. Front Row: J. Morris, K. Fisher, B. Knight, B. Evans. Second Row: G. Johnson, W. Harris, E. George, D. Childress, J. Green, D. Oakes, D. Fuqua, D. Wright, M. Morris. Third Row: S. Hooten, S. Garnsey, J. Duff, M. Sydnor, B. Buck, T. Trice, C. Crennel, J. Kidd, C. White, D. Callahan. Fourth Row: R. Salmon, J. Averett, T. DeShazo, R. Smith, D. Judd, H. Braun, D. Marks, W. Cunningham, J. Trevey, M. Cal- laham, S. Fauber. Fifth Row: S. Witt, D. Hudson, B. Brown, B. Horsley, C. Ward, D. Pugh, D. Tibbs, B. Sublett, W. Trent, L. Wood, J. Lloyd. Front Row: C. Crews, S. Eubank, B. Nicely, M. Osborne, P. Vest, A. Holt, L. Spencer, K. Bibb, M. Godsey, J. Vigneau, J. Bae J. Dube, M. Witt, A. Stein, D. Staton, S. E. Stein, R. Brown, T. Wilkerson, S. Gibson, B. Lawhorne. Second Row: C. Baughn, K. Fincher, B. Trevey, B. Mahone, L. Barker, T. Jordan, C. Long, A: Harless, L. Steppe, S. Lambert, fe Moon, E. Campbell, D. Scott, B. Daniel; D. Witt Thompson. Third Row: D. Taylor, L. Barker, S. Overstreet, L. May, D. Grant, T. Feese, S. Faulconer, M. Martin, N. Preble, D. Smith, B. Hobbs, M. Dawson, J. Forrest, S. Knight, S. Burks, C. Tate, P. Sand- hoff, B. Glass, P. Quick, V. Emmons, C. Murrell, D. Hobbs, D. Daven B. W omack, J. Brown. Fourth Row: J. Wilkins, C. Cress, M. Pruett, P. Campbell, C. Noel, B. Mitchell, B. McKinney, L. Hudson, Z. Miller, P. Campbell, P. Morris, L. Casselberry, P. Newell, C. Coleman, J. Thompson, N. Mayberry, J. Dooley, D. Sexton, J. Wilson, K. Hicks, F. Moon, if: Burton, Fifth Row: D. Parker, J. Wilson, i Benning- ton, L. Torrence, S. Anderson, S. Gordon, B. Hunt, L. Mann, J. Whitten, B. Dudley, D. Sarver, D. Hane ton, E. Chamberlain, M. Miles, P. Brown, B. Bailey, S Se B. Geason, L. Scoville, L. Davis, M. Taylor, M. E. Miller, P. Finch. Sixth Row: G. Coles, A. Eicon Tweedy, L. Buchanan, D. Figg, C. Slater, D: Pugh, N. Robertson, L. Garrett, D. Bibb, R. Siko, J. fies G. Bozeman, S. Brooks, T. Wells, A. Turner, S. Crawford, B. Driskill, P. Bowling, S. Rudolph, S. Hodnett, K. Collins. Y-Teens Celebrate Golden Anniversary At left: | Front Row: R. Aultice, J. Miles, B. | Mahone, PP. Camp, L.- Gibson, K. | Jordan, D. S. Bryant, J. Fariss, M. Moon. Second Row: P. Sorrell, C. Jones; ROM. sStmms, 5, Lurner; +]; + Hackett, M. Harler, C. Casstevens, W. Wells, A. Clark, D. Clark. Third | dows Bridgett, 7 Ba. Bailey. iG. | Martin, B. Burnette, M. Coleman, Py ariow, .D'“Trent, B. Adams, O. | Downey, J. Petticrew. Fourth Row: | Debotards Ps jennings, shi yy blurs, G. Mayhugh, J. Harvey, P. Edmond- son, P. Brooks, B. Pugh, B. Newton, D. Pollard, L. Carroll. Fifth Row: A. Freeman, E. Ware, C. Brown, P. Viar, M. Hopkins, M. Crickenberg- | ere Be varston. i Hopkinsiso.- | Worleys'D: Miles, 5.. Godsey, —D. Marston. Judy Farris, Treasurer, and Kathy Jordan, President, pack Thanks- giving baskets for needy families. Since the founding of the Y-Teen Club ieelO Ge Ulery eo Cons sO umtie sential YWCA have worked to grow as a person; to grow in fellowship with people of all races, religions, and na- tionalities; to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Moe ini theseuidealss the Y—l eens, under the direction of Mrs. Lawrence Allen, served the community with nu- merous philanthropic projects. For the first time this year the members ex- tended their fellowship through bowling and singing in the newly formed choir. Through service and fellowship the Y- Teen members developed those qualities, attitudes, and traits which help them to find and take their place in their home, their school, their church, and their com- munity. ai2 S. Dickerson, B. Proehl, K. Bennington, J. Goding, and S. Marshall dress dolls for the Salvation Army. Interclub Council Works For Better J. Smythers, P. Ballard, J. Bailey, and L. Hutter take food baskets to needy families in Lynchburg. [905-606 was an exciting and re- warding year for the Interclub Councils Prisiti-Y jeanideed tee Ravenwood Tri-Hi-Y studied the various religions of the world and visited different churches through- out Lynchburg. Over Thanksgiving and Christ- mas holidays, several clubs took food baskets, clothes, and toys to needy families in the community. A new project for the club was the . visit by Tri-Hi-Y members to sev- “4 | eral nearby factories where a repre- sentative of the factory gave the students a tour of his factory and pointed out its unique character- istics. The traditional Interclub Council Dance featuring the Royal Kings ended a great year in fine style. fig NN aes Row: C. Martin, C. Dillard, S. McClelland, S. Marshall, B. Gay, S. Dickerson, B. R. Carey. Second ow: J. Dudley, P. Mundy, J. Rucker, H. Scott, J. Goding, J. Bailey. Third Row: K. Bennington, G. ee T. Upshur, B. Proehl, K. Bruce, S. Swann. ae Community Life Kathy Bruce, Jarrett Dud- ley, and Taine Upshur hold a bake sale to raise money for World Mission. Front Row: S. Crawford, B. Crawford, S. Row: P. Smith, J. Rudder, B. Marshall, S G. Coleman, C. Brooks, G. Tucker, P. Staples, J. Burch, J. Adamson. Fourth Row: Mr. Gills, D. May, G. Cyrus, R. Wade, D. Hunt, M. Burnette, J. Clark, M. Gowell. ICT Club Plays Host At District Meet Do rear ol Ferguson, J. Trent, B. Walling, P. Womack, M. Hamlett. Second . Neas, G. Mayhugh, P. Roller, L. Carroll. Third Row: C. Foster, The ICT Club of E. C. Glass Higa School was host for the District VIII contest meeting this year: Winners from this contest then met with other ICT Clubs in a state wide contest at the Marriott Motel, Alex- andria, Virginia, March 11, 12;0aem 1966. E. C. Glass had several win- ners on the local level but none on the state level. 7% i. o a | =: _ those in our student body who plause aud aie a pee | ovation, from its audience. So, our year ends with accolades to have won honors in district or State competition and have National Honor Society Taps Seventy-Seven Seniors Mrs. Wallace reads the names of new National Honor Society members. On Tuesday morning, April 6, the E. C. Glass Chapter of the Na= tional Honor Society inducted twenty-two boys and fifty-five girls into membership. Members of the 1965 Chapter, Curtis Gar- ner and Rada Proehl, welcomed guests and gave a history of the Glass Chapter and its method of selection, After Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace, sponsor, announced the names of the newly elected members, Mr. McCue gave the charge and pledge to the group. Following this induction, Dr. Carey Brewer, President of Lynchburg College, spoke to the members and the stu- dent body. Front Row: V. Sanderson, D. Ruska, N. Rhodes, P. Pugh, J. Phillips, J. Polisse, J. Martin, B. Proehl, B. J. Montgomery, K. Logwood, K. Nishikura, M. M. Wood, S. Winstead, B. H. Wood, J. Wineman. Second Row: N. Gifford, M. Harris, M. Hawkins, G. Johnson, S. Marks, E. Jones, L. Jabsen, C. Long, D. Hud- son, B, Higginbotham, A. Talley, B. Thompson, P. Viar, L. Tucker, R. Simms, L. Samuels. Third Row: 5. Friedman, W. Fielder, L. Ford, S. Gaddis, M. Gamble, M. McDermott, M. Nurmi, S. Marshall, P. Mundy, J. C. Murphy, J. Schlotterbeck, S. Seagle, L. Wright, R. Woodall, J. Smith, E. Adams. Fourth Row: S. Dickerson, J.“A. Deacon, B. Evans, D. Clark, G. Floyd, M. Harlow, R. Hanby, H. Hill, S. Mont- gomery, J. Rucker, J. Wheeler, T. Shelton, L. Shotton, D. Perkins, S. Norton. Fifth Row: Mrs. Wallace, R. Aultice, B. L. Boylan, B. Burnette, P. Bruington, B. Blevins, S. Ewers, H. Ford, C. Foster, B. Faul- coner, J. Goding, C. Martin, L. DeWitt, K. Bruce, M. L. Bryant, M. J. Blencowe, J. Anderson, Mr. McCue. Dr. Carey Brewer Addresses Students and Parents Parents eagerly await National Honor Society Assembly. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS S. Norton, S. Friedman, P. Bruington, J. Wheeler, L. Ford, D. Ruska. E. C. Glass Ranks High In National Merit Competition The National Merit Scholarship Program began last March when Juniors in over 17,600 schools across the United States took the highly selective three hour National Merit Test. Seven Glass students received semi-finalist honors and the right to go on in finalist competition. There were 146 semi-finalists in the state, third largest number in the nation. In order to be considered a finalist the semi-finalist must have taken the Scholastic Aptitude Test, submitted a form filled out by himself and his school, and enclosed confidential financial information. All of Glass’s semi-finalists have become finalists and have gained the right to compete for renewable scholar- ships ranging from $100 to $1500 a year. We at Glass wish them much luck in their final competition. 219 a Front Row: S. Ewers, D. Elmore, L. Samuels, S. Gaddis, C. Long, C. Martin, B. L. Boylan, M. J. Blencowe. Second Row: L. Wright, D. Perkins, F. Malloy, S. Hopkins, K. Logwood, J. Schlotterbeck. 14 Seniors Receive Letters of Commendation Fourteen of our highly competent seniors were honored with letters of commendation in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Only about two per- cent of all students participating in the competition received letters. The names of those who received letters of commendation are sent to colleges of their choice, enhancing their chances of acceptance. Glass applauds these fourteen students for their fine showing in this national competition. E. C. Glass Shines In State Competition BOYS oie Front Row: D. Hudson, B. Evans, B. Brown, Seagle. Second Row: K. Logwood, H. Hill, Richardson, J. Wheeler. GIRLS Lae ) x Front Row: M. J. Blencowe, J. Dudley. Second Row: B. Blevins, A. H. Mullen. Third Row: N. Rhodes. Fourth Row: J. A. Deacon, J. Goding. Superior Rating in district contest sends David Garrick Players to State Festival. i : ' i : Glass Students Hold Their Own In Local Competition CGR LTR els a AS A AERA TT PR BP PSII TST Malcom Gowell, first place winner in local ICT’s drafting contest, and Mike Harlow and Elizabeth Coffey, Mr. and Mrs. FBLA for 1966, display prized plaques. ie tll ttiiscisSaisnr 999 Latin and DE Students Take Honors Miss Allen, Linda Pound, and Pat Viar smile over win- ning the plaque— Class A Schools, State Latin Tourney 1965-66. Bryan Cox, winner of the cup for 3rd Year JL.atin, alas moved to another school. Jimmy Witt, first place winner in district public speak- ing contest, displays championship form as Gloria Bal- lowe, first place winner in advertising, looks on. Front Row: K. Smith, D, Clark, M. McDermott, E. Wood, J. Green, K. Taylor, P. Bruington, B. J. Montgomery. Second Row: S. Norton, S. Mar- shall, H. Hill, S. Ewers, J. Wheeler, L. Ford. Third Row: Mr. King, D. Pugh, D. Sutor, D Ruska, L. Samucls, J. Conner, T. McDonald, K. Nishikura, Pat Bruington and Mary McDermott enjoy refreshments at a Quill and Scroll meeting. Symposium Highlights Active Quill and Scroll Ambitious and eager to im- part some of their knowledge, members of the Carter Glass GHapter or (thes Guill mand Scroll, a national honorary organization for students ex- celling in high school journal- ism, conducted a symposium on April 23rd for city junior high school students. This symposium, under the direc- tion of Mr. King, adviser, and Sandria Ewers, society president, served to instruct the students in procedures for setting up newspaper, annual, and literary magazine staffs in the new junior high schools) 16°. beé opened next year. Through this project the Quill and Scroll members gained experience by teach- ing others. 224 H. Jones accepts certificate of achievemnt for outstanding home design and model construction from Mr. Reid as R. Phelps, first place for originality, D. Evans, first and third place, and M. Gowell, first and third place, look on. Shop Honors Taken By Glass Boys In State Industrial Education Convention In May of 1965 many of our shop stu- dents entered their talents in the Virginia State Council of Industrial Education Clubs Convention held at Martinsville. Many brought home honors represent- ative of the fine shop department at Glass. Front Row: (Vocational Drafting) G. Sterne, second place, A. Rickmon, third place, L. Camden, honorable mention. Second Row: (Vocational Drafting) J. Burnette, second place, B. Cook, third place, L. White, second place, Third Row: (Wood working) S. Saunders, first place, E. Fergerson, second place. MACHINE SHOP DIVISION Front Row: G. Fontaine, third place; B. Saunders, second place. Second Row: D. Rogers, first place; R. Smith, third place. Third Row: D. Bailey, first and second place. Jo Anne Deacon, winner of State DAR Good Citizen Award, greets each new day with a-smile. ACT THREE The Agony of Defeat; The Ecstasy of Victory As the third act begins in Septem- ber, the football team, co-featuring an explosive offense and a stingy defense, prepares to greet the in- coming student body with an un- defeated season on the gridiron. By intermission basketball has taken the center stage. Featuring a most exciting team, the cagers easily win a tremendous ovation from the critical audience. With the curtain approaching, athletic action becomes hectic. Baseball with seven innings of excitement challenges track with its diversified field and running events. Also at- tracting the sports’ lover is the tennis player who makes his volley and the golfer who sinks his putt. By late May, although they are finished for this year, the perform- ers, satisfied with victories, look for- ward to next year. Soke eg eae First Row: Joyce Morris, Jarrett Dudley, Betty Jean Montgomery, Anne Mullan, Donna Shelton, Kay Bennington, Second Row: Mary Mona Peak, a Phyllis Pugh, Carroll Tuthill, Beth Connelly, Janie North, Susan Dawson. Head cheerleader, “Poo” Mullan, urges the crowd to yell. Phyllis Pugh cheers at a basketball game; using the new, sharper motions. Who could resist this sideline spirit ? | | | | | i i = 4 (| ‘ a tn = Were Here to Show We're Topper Fans We're here to show we’re Topper fans. Come on! Prove it! Clap your hands! As the students clapped, the Varsity cheerleaders realized the achievement of their goal—student participation and sportsmanship. In their new, more sophisticated technique, the squad re- placed the traditional fist-clinching mo- tions with the peppier movements learned at cheerleading camp at Virginia Beach. Last spring, try-outs were held. T he newly chosen cast, directed by Mrs. Meidling, sold candy during Christmas to send another five girls to camp this summer. Kor every game, they made good luck gifts for the players. And then, with the coming of another spring, the cheerleaders left the spot- light “to carry on school spirit’ from behind the scenes. 230 Dewey Oakes. Danny Childr all-district form. Carl Crennel and David Pugh block kickoff play. Co-Captain Keith Fisher works on passing during pre-game practice. We’re Number One! Undefeated Western District Champions Led by the outstanding performances and leadership Gr captains, Keith=bisher and sjimmy Green, the Hill toppers of E. C. Glass rolled to an undefeated season and the Western District football championship. Three ties on a very rough schedule which featured two -state champions and four interdistrict opponents, however, kept the season from being a perfect one. To have an unbeaten season, as the team did, a stingy defense sup- plemented by a potent offense was necessary. Also, ex- cellent coaching by head Coach Vince Bradford and his Assistants, coaches sonerrill Gilbert, “and � sheets: was needed to bring out the full potential of the players and to produce an undying spirit and good sportsmanship. Although seniors—some who have signed _ football scholarships with colleges—dominated the headlines, many good juniors and sophomores plus boys from the Junior Varsity and Freshman teams assure Glass of an- other good season next year. POM ULI eg Apia ES 25ST T OR TT UT DD Os So Ul All-Western Districts players are Danny Childress, Keith Fisher, Jimmy Green (all-state), and Wayne Harris. ty UNNEN UOTE Rick Salmon, the “human tank,’ rushes for valuable yardage, Front Row: B. Horsley, D. Hudson, E. George, K. Fisher (At. Capt.), J. Green (Capt.), W. Harris, D. Childress, W. Cunningham. Second Row: T. Trice, M. Morris, J. Shaw, D. Marks, C. White, F, Malloy, M. Callaham, D. Oakes. Third Row: J. Morris, J. Duff, D. Moody, M. Scott, S. Garnsey, S. Witt, D. Judd, G. Johnson. Fourth Row: S. Hooten, D. Pugh, C. Crennel, S. Ballowe, K. Mad- dox, B. Blankinship, B. Sublett, B. Buck. Fifth Row: D. Wickline, B. Knight, D. Viar, D, Tibbs, J. Worley, S. Moore, R. Salmon, M. Sydnor. Sixth Row: Coach Sheets, D. Wright, K. Moore, R. Bailey, H. P. Cheatum, Coach Sherrill. Seventh Row: Coach Brad- ford, Coach Gilbert, Managers—C, Lee, B. Smith, J. Viar, G. Fulk- ner. Absent—D. Callahan. Coach Bradford deliberates strategy of a screen pass. Glass VARSITY ROOTBALL 7-0-3 S@ Eu Dis Grundy Virginia of Bristol William Fleming D-B of Kingsport Graham of Bluefield G. W. of Danville Jefferson Patrick Henry Kecoughtan Andrew Lewis Sy NS} On YU | Oy Ove NI Or tn First Row: J. Pettyjohn, D. Smelser, J. Eger, R. Lester, P. Ramsey, D. Blankenship, R. Bowling. Second Row: D. Lucy, J. Driscoll, C. McLean, J. Wern, B. Blum, S. McNamara, B. Winder. Third Row: E. Jones, J. Atkins, G. Jackson, D. Childress, S. Costas, H. Knight, T. Chamouris. Fourth Row: C. Holland, G. Salmon, R. Mark, J. Hurt, L. Ferguson, C. Saunders, H. Zahonet. Fifth Row: C. Moore, J. Crawley, J. Dearing, J. Burriss, R. Morris, R. Doss, C. Glass. Sixth Row: Coach Noechel, E. Martin, L. Martin, D. Sutton, Coach White. Inj uries : lamper Randy Bowling fights against Patrick Henry for tough yardage. Freshmen and JV Football Teams Limited by a small turnout and plagued by numerous injuries, the J.V. team struggled through a frustrating 2-3-1 season. Neverthe- less, many prospects shined in the otherwise dark season. With a rough schedule, including four Western District powers and a strong J.V. team, the 1965 Glass freshman team ended a trying sea- son with a disappointing record of I-3-I. Despite their deceptive records, both teams showed a great deal of determination and an impressive defense. 235 Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass oO: 18: J. V. SCHEDULE pia Halifax G. W. of Danville Fork Union Patrick Henry Hargrave William Fleming PRE oH MAN SCHEDULE Glass Glass Glass Glass Glass 1-3-1 Patrick Henry G. W. of Danville Blueridge J.V. William Fleming Jefferson A's a 14 19 66 Front Row: G. Marshall, A. Lee, F. Burnette, M. Hollings- worth, L. Puckett. Second Row: Coach Hoffman, J. Ballard, W. Deacon, L. Helms, C. Higginbotham, C. Jones. Third Row: J. Krantz, RK. Reynolds;C. Harding, B.-Drinkard, “T) Poin- dexter, J. Gilbert. Fourth Row: N. Johnson, B. O’Brian, G. Day, S. Kirstein, S. Arthur, K. Turner, J. Cassidy. Fifth Row: R. Gibson, T. Newton, L. Woody, B. Cothran, B. Babcock, D. McFarland, J. Mark. Sixth Row: F. Viar, W. Martin, R. Trent (Mgr.), D. McDaniel, S. Lloyd, J. Thorp. Seventh Row: T. Morrison, K. Contarino, D. Pettyjohn, L. May, B. Benedickter, S. Woodroof. In last Freshman game, the stiff Jefferson J.V. line stops Glass. Cagers Win All But Four; Runner-up In District As close as three points away from a shot at the state tournament, but as far away as another year, the Hill- toppers’ Varsity Basketball Team stormed to a 17-4 season and a second place finish in the strong Western District: From the first tryout to the last second at Glen-Var, this team earned all the plaudits of appreciative fans. Showing the best scoring punch in recent years, the Top- pers rode the scoring of All-District Wayne Harris and Bobby Brown, co-captains, to the heights of glory. Team- work and depth rather than individual stardom, however, was the key to a successful season. The rough schedule, including state tournament participants, Patrick Henry and Hampton, and Group 1-B state champion Martinsville, was very hard and demanding. Although four starters will graduate, Glass, directed by Coach Bryan and bolstered by an able group of juniors plus sophomore sensation, Tom Trice, will produce an- other winning team next year. Tommy Trice and Wayne Harris go high to rebound. Jump Ball — center of attraction against Hampton. RAEN TTT OTN TE RE ET LENE ITNT ABET (MEPS BN First Row: C. Trive. deci rice: VW Hoe B. Brown, S. ee C . Morris. ee Row: D. Pugh, v: Hobbs, B. Horsley, B. Ray, N. Moerisor Third Row: W. Mace (Mer.), R. Wal lace, J. Swann, T. DeShazo, C. Ward, W. Trent (Megr.). Missing: B. Smith, (Megr.) Most Exciting Team In Recent Years Stuart Fauber tries shot against Patrick Henry. Hustle and determination pay off for Hilltoppers in winning effort. Glass 36 Fork Union 49 Martinsville 62 Danville 62 Andrew Lewis 81 Halifax 60 William Fleming 4] Hampton High 44 Patrick Henry 67 Jefferson Glass 77 76 59 WARSLDY SCHEDDOLE Opponents Glass Opponents 28 Hampton High 38 60 ) Danville 39 4] Andrew Lewis 52 Su Martinsville 38 5) Halifax 34 ae 7 SPathicketienry 46 34 Jefferson: 43 72 William Fleming i 44 Fishburn 30 WES LE RN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Opponents William Fleming ae) Andrew Lewis a, Patrick Henry 62 Wayne Harris and Tom Trice show the determination of a “red-hot” team. Experience Gained In Winning Season While learning the Glass system of basketball, the players of the Junior Varsity and Freshmen teams enjoyed winning seasons. The Junior Varsity under Coach Bailey displayed an _ exceptionally balanced attack in posting a 10-4 record, All spectators will certainly remember the double overtime game with Patrick Henry. Under new Coach Cerillo, who | was less concerned with high scores, the Freshmen, climaxing a series of ! With a second effort the goal is made by Mitch great ninth-grade teams, rolled to Gane another successful season of 7-3. First Row: M. Garbee, C. White, D. Childress, C. Wingfield, G. Reid. Second Row: J. Averette, G. Jack- son, J. Pettyjohn, G. Ford, C. Glass. Third Row: M. Cox, G. Salmon, B. Martin, Coach Bailey. Freshman, J. V. Players Anticipate Varsity Action FRESHMAN SCHEDULE [eve oCHEDURE a ,; : Glass Blue Ridge 42 Glass 53; Danville é Glass. = 52: Holy. Cross Glass oo: Salem : . age Glass 55: Halifax Glass ; Blue Ridge Glass 59; Fleming Glass 42; Patrick Henry 37 j Glass 47; Jefferson Glass 43; Pi: Glass 44; Danville Rae errr: ¥ Glass 44: VES. Glass 48 Hargrave lacse 30% Salem : Glass 68; Hargrave Glass 53; V.ES. : rg Glass 59: Halifax Glass ROE: Lee Glasse 953: Patrick Henry See ; Eke Glass 54; Jefferson Glas hana Glass 44; Fleming Glass 48; father Judge Glass 36; Holy Cross Some action from the last Fresh- man game at Glass—David Knight prepares to rebound. First Row: A. Dickerson, D. Knight. B. Shields, G. Day, R. Gil- more. Second Row: K. Contarino, V. Barbour, G. DuPriest, S. McNamara, R. Coffee, (Mgr.) Third Row: Coach Cerillo, B. Sandidge, L. Helms. Missing: J. Chewning, M. Hollingsworth, D. Morgan. Threat For State Championship Based on the indoor track season, the 1906 Glass track team figured to be a threat to the state track championship in Williamsburg. These hopes came from the potential of several new boys and the depth in many events. The strength of this year’s team was in the running events, where the squad had many experienced runners, headed by captains Johnny Kidd and John Morris. Also, in the field events Glass, led by Captain Ed George, sparkled. With trips to Durham, North Caro- lina, and Knoxville, Tennessee high- lighting the challenging schedule, the team had another successful season. Frank Murray and Jim Eger are head to head in a warmup for the hundred-yard dash. Cindermen Look Strong; Steve Ballowe shows the extra effort needed to excel in the broad jump. Wayne Harris with an extra effort heaves the shot in practice. Tia SCHEDULE April 2—Nelson County 6—Andrew Lewis 13—G. W., Danville 16—Durham Relays 20—William Fleming 23—Southern Interscholastic (Knoxville ) 27—Fork Union 30—Haregrave May s—Patrick Henry 14—Western District Meet (P.H) 20-21—-State Meet (W. M.) First Row: C. Pinkerton, J. Lloyd, M. Callaham, D. Childress, E. George, J. Morris, J. Kidd, Saunders, J. Duff, F. Murray. Second Row: S. Hooten, A. Wood, C. Moser, J. Averette, M. coma mn oe Bal- lowe, D. Noechel, C. Faulconer, M. Brenton, D. Wickline. Third Row: P. Ramsey, D. Simms, S. Costas, D. Judd, B. Buck, C. Higginbotham, G. Jackson, R. Terry. Fourth Row: T. Chamouris, Ae Glass; M. Evans, D. Childress, S. McNamara, S. Arthur, H. Zahonet, J. Dearing. Fifth Row: J. Atkins, S.-Kirstein, M. Dun- lap, T. Pearson, B. Blum, H. Pitzer, F. Burnette. Sixth Row: D. McLean, C. Owen, T. Newton, S. Crank, P. Cluender, C. Harding, ‘C Rash, D. McFarland. Seventh Row: P. Garner, C: Lee, K. Reid, D. Viar, J. Pettyjohn, J. Shaw, M. Morris. Eighth Row: J. McDaniel, F. Tabor, R. McFall, T. White, L. Morton, C. Blake, D. Rice, B. Rash. Ninth Row: Coach Bradford, R. Bowling, J. Green, Coach Sherrill, Coach Gilbert. Sa Starting the season with an almost entirely new team, Coach Noechel of the 1966 Base- ball Team looked for his fourth Western Dis- trict Baseball championship. With only four regular players, Dewey Oakes, Larry Wood, captain, Keith Fisher and Clay White return- ing from last year’s team, the new players had to play a major role. Pitching, which guided the team to victory last year, appeared to be the strongest part of this year’s team. In this department were Oakes and Wood, as well as Jimmy Connor, Mike Power, and Don Blankinship. Although the opening game with Brook- ville did not end in victory for Glass, the team did display the ability to come from behind in losing. To have a good season, the team must im- prove its hitting and defense. If a power hitter appeared, no goal could be too high for the Hilltoppers on the diamond. Dewey Oakes, the top hurler on the staff, is in top form in a 10-4 victory over Patrick Henry. 245 Experience, Not Desire, Necessary For Baseball Team | SCHEDULE | March 25—Brookville 29—Patrick Henry April | 2—Halifax t 5s—VES | 8—Patrick Henry 15—Jefferson 16—Danville 21—Brookville 26—Danville 30—Wm. Fleming May 6—Jefferson 7—Halifax 14—District Tournament 4 | | Returning regulars, Keith Fisher and! Dewey Oakes, from last year lead the team out against Patrick Henry. Front Row: D. Oakes, C. White, K. Fisher, L. Wood, D. Marks, B. Ray. Second Row: J. Connor, D. Parker, M. Sydnor, A. Finch, D. Pugh, R. Paxton. Third Row: M. Cox, T. Hodges, C. Crennel, B. Blankinship, M. Scott, M. Power. Fourth Row: K. Towler, S. White, D. Tibbs, L. Helferstay, K. Towler. 246 Front Row: W. Sydnor, B. Snead, G. Snead. Second Row: Coach Bailey, S. Fauber, C. Ward, B. Brown, D. Ruska. Third Row: L. Oglesby, B. Quillian, M. Maslow, S. Schewel, G. Calvert. Fourth Row: J. Costan, W. Gibson, B. Crowder, D. Cooper. Norwood Morrison an d Stuart Fauber watch teammates play, as they prepare for doubles match. The Snead brothers, Bennie and George pre- pare for match against Fleming. Returning Racquetmen Lead Tennis Team In Rebuilding With only two lettermen, Chris Ward and Bobby Brown returning, | the 1966 Tennis team worked ) throughout the season to rebuild the team which lost four starters from last year. On this year’s schedule were William Fleming, Suffolk, Danville, Halifax, Patrick Henry, the district favorite, and V.E.S. Ward and Brown, who teamed in doubles competition, led the team coached by Mr. Bailey to another successful, but difficult, season. To eo to the State Tournament again | was the main goal. David Ruska stretches for the tough one. SCHEDULE April 1—William Fleming g9—Suffolk 12—Danville 15—Halifax 16—Patrick Henry | 19—V.E.S. | 23—Halifax 29—Danville 30—Patrick Henry 3—V.E.S. 6—William Fleming 13-14—Regional Tournament (Roanoke) 20-21—State Tournament (Charlottesville ) S06 BA EAT EEE Da 1 BIRR TRESS 6 ER EA 1 Strengthened by four seniors, the 1966 Golf Team looked forward to a winning season. Although this fourth team in the history of the sport at Glass faced a difficult schedule, in- cluding two games each with Patrick Henry, and Danville, the members looked toward a trip to Virginia Beach for the state tournament in May. Home games were at Oakwood Country Club again this year. Led by Coach O. S. White and number one man Bobby Evans, the linksmen showed team spirit and a desire to Win. Steve Rosenthal drives ball down the fairway, looks on. 249 as weary competitor John Swann Even the chip shot must be practiced to lower the score of John Swann. Linksmen Have Best Year Ever Tommy Foster tries power tee shot in tryouts — for the golf team. : Front Row: R. Clements, D. Nein, B. O’Brian. Second Row: J. Thorn, T. Shelton, B. Evans, Coach White. Gr i) Uple, April 15—Brookville 18—Patrick Henry 22—Danville 26—Andrew Lewis 28—Patrick Henry May 3—Danville g—William Fleming 10—Brookville 13—District Tournament (Danville) 20—State Tournament (Virginia Beach) oe Row: Debbie Harvey, Kathy Gray, Carolyn Brown, Cindy Houliares, Judy Hallstrom. Back Row: sail Wennerstrom, Linda Moore, Darlene Ware, Barbara Clement, Joan Lollis. We're From Glass High, Couldn’t Be Prouder “Shut up and line up!” JV cheem leading practice penne And so, during such practices as this, the JV squad planned their year from football to basketball season—making cupcakes for the “boys”, supplying them — with tootsie rolls and lollie pops and) | chocolate footballs to help them win. After selling Pep Club buttons, get- ting new white uniforms, helping in pep rallies, the JV’s ended their year with] hope of another good year. In the Basketball Awards Assembly, Dar- lene Ware makes her final appearance as head J.V. cheerleader. Zod Girls Are Athletic Too The Freshman sport of Speed-a-way Opened the GAA season with the _ Onion Heads capturing the champion- | ship. Then, the more experienced teams took the field playing the fast- moving game of Hockey. In the soph- omore finals the Blanks edged out the Ader’s Apples. Then, in the final seconds of the Jr.-Sr. championship, a hockey team scored the winning goal to edge out Raunchy “13”! It must have been a heart-breaker being in the last few seconds. But! The enthusiasm of basketball quickly replaced the loss. . With all three classes playing basketball there was never a dull moment. The freshman led the championships with a clear vic- tory as the Harlem Globe Twinkletoes downed the Rinky Dinks. The sopho- Suzan McClelland and Becky Burruss bully to start off the hockey game. mores started off with a bang as the Dodge Rebellion handed down a de- Beth Connelly, Kay Bennington and Phyllis cisive defeat to the Basket Bags. Pugh, talk while awaiting their turn to play. As a climax to a wonderful seige on as “Raunchy 13” gave a sounding defeat to BBB. As it can be well seen there is never a dull moment in GAA sports! Ruth Moore and Andee Maddox lead a discussion at a G.A.A. meeting. est in sports and a desire to play basketball, boys on five sophomore and six freshmen teams participated in Morning League Basketball. Games began when the teams of seven players arrived at eight o'clock. Driven only by personal inter- Most of the girls who participate in Girls’ |; Morning League Basketball offers good execise. Intramurals take gym but these sports do not ; require Physical Education classes. Hockey is one of the popular sports. “Where did the ball go?’—a familiar question in morning league basketball. Many of the girls enjoy taking gym. Ann Sackett tries for a etsy Morris and Miss Overstreet discuss a play during a close game. THE PLAYBILL _Lynchburg | Merchants Back 66 Production. As one turns the. pages of the playbill he finds the many advertis- ing firms who consider the cast as prospective customers. For fifty-four years the advertis- ers have been the “angels” who have invested in the production of the CREST. 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Sportswear and Ladies Blouses For the Best in Paint and Wall Paper Shop at D. A. HINES COMPANY, INC. Lynchburg’s Oldest Paint and Wall Paper Company 724 Commerce Street Mrs. E.G. Hutt, President, of The Advertising Club, goes over the make-up of an advertising lay- out with Linda Pound. Students Meet Your Friends for The Best Food, The Best Service, The Best Atmosphere Twenty-four Hours a Day at CONSON’S DINETTE 1115 Campbell Ave. Dial 846-5717 Conveniently located throughout the city VIRGINIA LAUNDRY CRUTCHFIELD’S THE WASHING WELLS | Professional care keeps clothes good looking and new NEWSPAPERS An important part of every student's education. Read them every day. THE NEWS Published by The Lynchburg News, Inc. THE DAILY ADVANCE Published by The Lynchburg Daily Advance, Inc. Serving Growing Central Virginia BRAVE DICKERSON BUICK FRONT Corporation Shop at 407 Federal St. Wills Camp Dial VI 7-5573 819 Main St McDANIEL-KELLY ELECTRIC CO., Inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1218 Twelfth Street Phone Victor 5-4593 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24505 In Business Since 1931 Merriman’s Barber Shop we a a Gan Christian Book Shop Lynchburg, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gilbert, Props. Offers a new and needed service BOOKS - BIBLES - SUPPLIES DIAL VI 6-5234 1225 MAIN STREET Barbering services by appointment Wednesdays only —7 -5 Night appointment Friday and Saturday —6-9 Telephone: Victor 6-6679 For service or information 17 Wadsworth Street Across from Pittman Plaza Phone VI 5-6701 JAMES T. DAVIS, INC. “Lynchburg’s Leading Paint and Wallpaper Store” 286 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2015 Memorial Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia When in Virginia — It is Lynchburg For the second consecutive year the Latin Plaque in Class A Schools sponsored by the State Latin Tourna- ment of the Classical Association of Virginia was won by E. C. Glass High School. LAWHORNE BROS., INC. Asphalt Paving Lynchburg, Virginia Mr. Herbert Craft, Art Director, and Mr. William P. Blackwell, Sales Manager, of Lynchburg Engraving Company, assist Becky Fuller in selecting prints for en- graving. Traditionally Fine Quality Complete Clothiers .. . FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN WEBB-WHITAKER CO., INC. 909 Main Street — Phone VI 7-7181 (Convenient Buying Plans) BAER SON, MEMORIALS Route 29 S., Wards Road Lynchburg, Virginia Dial 239-0551 288 289 You'll Like Trading at McGehee's ” Thomas Chip and Confectionery Co. Owner and Operator, Harry Thomas Distributors, WISE POTATO CHIPS 540 Oakley Avenue Lynchburg, Va. Lynchburg's Leading Furniture Store Whether you want Mod- ern or Traditional furniture you'll find large assort- ments of the best at McGehee's. Be sure to see McGehee's large stock of fine furniture before mak- ing any purchase of furni- ture. CONVENIENT TERMS FOR FINE FURNITURE CONNER PRODUCE COMPANY Inc. WHOLESALE FRUITS and VEGETABLES Sole Distributors of CHOW ORANGES and GRAPEFRUIT Lynchburg, Va. 1000 Jefferson Street VI 5-4583-84-85 ee Current Rate on Savings 4% Per Annum Compounded QUARTERLY gee FIRST FEDERAL @= | Mm. ik iO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LYNCHBURG Home Office: Main Street at |0th Dial: VI 5-237] Plazavue Branch: Memorial Avenue at Wadsworth Street Dial: VI 7-4437 One hour's free parking: Hours: 9 to 3 Monday through Thursday Allright Virginia Lots 9 to 6 Friday Where Thousands Save Millions Faster With Insured Safety EeYaNIGiELB UL ReOeole Ost DiEsseia IN lel ieUsELOuN DIUGUID'S FUNERAL SERVICE Offering every facility for the complete funeral OFFSTREET PARKING MEMBER OF NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS DIAL VI 6-2726 1016 RIVERMONT AVE, © LYNCHBURG, VA. 290 OFFICIAL SCHOOL JEWELERS ° DIAMOND MERCHANTS ° KIRK STERLING °° ¢ GUILD OPTICIANS bi: fe jg. 919 Main Street “Lynchburg’s Oldest Jewelers” 2 nn nee ear DEVE DERAPENIEREE DUnE-RA nEIRSRRRIRETOREEERETEES FOR SECURITY ...as an employee -.. asa policyholder see us, we'd like to talk to you about it NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES 5401 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia VIRGINIAN FORD WLVA 12th Court Streets WLVA-TYV Dial VI 7-8841 Lynchburg's Largest Auto Dealer Regina Aultice selects her senior pictures with the help of Mrs. Gaynell Hudnall, Manager of Peck’s Photographic Studio and the senior class official photographer. Zoe Branchess @ Pittman Plaza @ 2482 Rivermont Ave. @ Fort Hill Village @ Fort Early Bldg. Member FDIC Get to know the people. at First National. You'll discover they’re glad to know you better... and always glad to help. OUP hilnGoe iZORIe0 MAIN Ss Slane Gu PATTERSON'S : Preseription, Specialists : ‘since 1909 - wd we ‘ FOF OO OS I 1020 Main St. 3616 Campbell Ave. Tate Springs Rd. Timberlake Rd. Rt. 29, Madison Heights Mark of personal service FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK We’re ready when you are! You may already be saving some of your after-school or vacation earnings for college. Or perhaps you’re class or club treasurer. Come in and let us help. Let us be your bank today, just as we hope to be your bank in the future. 294 Randolph-Macon Woman's College Lynchburg, Virginia WILLIAM FLETCHER QUILLIAN, JR., Ph.D., LL.D., President Randolph-Macon Woman's College has long been recognized as one of the leading colleges for women in America. It is approved by all the national standardizing associations, its charter of Phi Beta Kappa was the first granted to a Southern college for women; its degrees are accepted by all universi- ties in the United States and foreign countries for uncondi- tioned admission to their graduate schools. ee eee A SOUTHERN COLLEGE WITH NATIONAL RECOGNITION AND NATIONAL PATRONAGE For Catalogue and Detailed Information, Address THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Virginia 295 2 one mmEnITEEL EI IaLKianEETeUESROGIE runes Tones Renee ae a GIFT SHOP iano Se es 25 Wadsworth Street HOME FURNISHINGS co. (Opposite Shopping Center) Call 239-2669 © 2320 WARDS RD. Imported and Domestic Gifts VI 6-8609 a In any Event SEND FLOWERS — SEND OURS C. B. SALE, FLORIST 30! Westover Blvd. — Phone 846-1321 FOR ALL OCCASIONS Without Steve Rosenthal’s Chevrolet, Hal Craddock could never have completed his errands for the Crest. 296 Warner Theatre llth Main Streets VI 5-7898 Wil-Ko Uniform Co. 1305 Main Street VI 6-2446 J. R. FORD Company, Inc. Contractors ASPHALT ROADS DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREAS Dial VI 7-4444 Foot of Woodrow Street Lynchburg, Va. Yeu! Now with Moistutane! ‘Chap Stick’ Relieves dry, cracked lips better than ever! - Personalized, = individually marked : for each member of your family. : Now turns up as needed! CHAPPED HANDS WHILE THEY'RE WORKING— | even in water! : MADE BY THE MAKERS. OF ‘CHAP STICK’. Advertising Art Service WOOD’S © Commercial Art ® Advertising Phone 846-4810 1957 Fort Ave. Lynchburg, Va. 1003 Main Street Quality Men’s Wear Carrington - Dirom, Basten Rule Book §S hop PS. 717 Church Street INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Lynchburg, Virginia QE SSO = Lynchburg's Oldest Savings Loan Association The average worker earns a fortune between his first and last pay- days . . . about $175,000. Plan, from your first payday, to invest a part of your fortune... Invest where your money is secure. For Your Future — Save and Succeed BY THE SAVG 150 j1 Wi BARN ist vie SO eS QUARTERLY e Home Office — 1001 Church Street, Lynchburg G. Chestnut Hill Branch — 2015 Wards Road Amherst County Branch — U. S. Highway 29, North BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION IAA Ln ne ies) O Se) € Virginia has more than 16,000,000 acres of Forest Land. Do your part to keep these acres producing high quality timber. Keep forest fires out of the woods. Help keep Virginia green. THE MEAD CORPORATION, LYNCHBURG DIVISION Lynchburg, Virginia SOUTHERN AIR, INCORPORATED Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning MONROE G. BALDWIN G. A. COSTAN M. L. REDWOOD Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer REAMS FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Downtown — 924 Main Street Wayside — 6006 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia dO O O YOUR ALLIED PHARMACIES Prompt Delivery from Your Nearby Druggist FOREST HILL PHARMACY, Inc. FORT HILL PHARMACY, Inc. Old Forest Road Fort Hill Dial VI 5-3466 Dial VI 7-4456 ROBERTSON DRUG STORE, Inc. WESTOVER PHARMACY, Ine. Chestnut Hill West End Dial VI 5-1239 Dial VI 5-3473 (Whitten Funeral TFtome, Inc. 1336 Park Avenue - Dial VI 5-452! Cimberlake Road - Dial CE 9-0331 Lynchburg’s Most Modern Chapel ad care M. Harler, J. Willoughby, J. Hackett, C. Duck and B. Watts of THe Crest Business Staff, pause after having been shown through the offices of Leach, Calkins Scott, Certified Public Accountants, who are THE Crest’s auditors, by Mr. J. Fred Powell, auditor, and Mr. Houston M. Crowder, resident partner. 300 Faculty Directory A ALLEN, EVELYN M.—B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, Latin, Publications Com- mittee Chairman. B BAILEY, ROBERT—B.S., The College of William and Mary, Health and Physical Edu- cation, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Varsity Tennis and J. V. Basketball Coach. BARBIG, EVELYN V.—B.S., M.A., Memphis State University, English. BECKNER, V. D.—B.S., University of Mis- souri, M.A.E., University of Florida, Guidance and Counseling, Senior Class Co-sponsor. BELCHER, VIRGINIA—B.A., Agnes Scott College, M.A.T., Duke University, English. BITTLE, JOHN W.—B.S., Roanoke College, M.A., New York University, Visiting Teacher. BLOUNT, HAROLD R.—Machine Shop (Sec- ond Semester). BOE, ROBERT O—B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, Algebra, and General Math. (Second Semester). BRADFORD, VINCENT—B.S.,_ Springfield College, Health and Physical Education, Head Football and Track Coach, Varsity “G” Club, Head, Health and Physical Education De- partment. BRISTOW, PHYLLIS G.—B.S., Westhamp- ton College, University of Richmond, General Math II, Commercial Arithmetic. BROWN, ELOISE G—B.S., Mary Washing- ton College, Typing. BROWN, HELEN E.—A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, Latin. BROWN, MARY H.—B.A., Radford College, Art, Glass Palette Sponsor, “Critic? Art Ad- viser, Head, Art Department. BROWN, VIRGINIA D.B.S., Radford Col- lege, M.Ed., Virginia Polytechnical Institute, World Geography, World History, First Se- mester. BRYAN, JIMMIE—B.S., Ohio University, General Science, Faculty Manager Athletics, Varsity Basketball Coach, Athletic Committee Chairman. BUCHANAN, BARBARA C.—B.A,, Newcomb College, Geometry, Algebra-Trig. BURMAHLN, ELIZABETH — A.B., Des Moines University, M.Ed., Boston University, Shorthand and Transcription. BURMAHLN, E. F.—B.A., Boston University, M.A., New York University, Accounting, Busi- ness Law, Head, Business Education Depart- ment. 301 Cc CALDWELL, RICHARD W.—B.S. Ed., Vir- ginia Polytechnical Institute, Atto-Mechanics. CANADA, GLADYS—A.B., St. Joseph College, General Math, Algebra. CARDWELL, WILLIAM R.—B.S., Lynch- burg College, M.A., Math, University of Ten- nessee, Algebra-Trig, Advanced Math. CARSON, BETTY F.—B.A., Longwood Col- lege, English, Spanish. CARSON, MORRIS E.—B.A., Lynchburg Col- lege, M.A., University of Mississippi, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor, Language Lab Super- visor. CERILLO, JAMES A.—B.A., Ferrum Jr. Col- lege, B.S., Virginia Polytechnical Institute, Business Law, Consumer Buying Manager, General Business, Freshman Basketball Coach. CO NSON, MARIE — B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College, M.A., Columbia University, American Government, American History, As- sembly Committee Chairman. COTHRAN, ASHBY—B.M., Converse College, Vocal Music. COX, JOE W.—B.S.LA., Berry College, Ma- chine Shop. COX, LUCILE—A.B., Sweet Briar College, M.A., University of Virginia, Latin, Junior and Senior Latin Clubs Adviser, Crest Adviser. CRISTY, DAVID S.—B.A., University of Michigan, English. CROFT, KENNETH M.—B.A., Lynchburg College, M.A., University of Montana, Ameri- can Government, American History. D DAVIS, CONSTANCE—Potomac State Col- lege, Study Hall. DAVIS, MARY PETTYJOHN—A.B., Mary Washington College, English. DOWDY, HUGH D., JR.—B.S., Virginia Poly- technical Institute, Distributive Education I and II, D. E. Club Sponsor. FE FEAGANS, FRANCES CBS... Madison College, Home Economics, F. H. A. Club Sponsor. FIELDER, A. J—A.B., Lynchburg College, M.A., University of Virginia, Chemistry, Physics, Science Club Sponsor. Faculty Directory FORE, ROSALIE REEVES—A.B., Randolph- Macon Woman’s College, M.Ed., University of Virginia, French, Assistant Adviser-French Club, Head-Foreign Language Department. FRALIN, A. G., JR—B.A., Randolph-Macon College, French. FRANKLIN, DOREEN S.—B.S., Longwood College, Geometry, Algebra-Trig, FRIEND, JANE H.—B.A., University of North Carolina, M.A., George Peabody College, English, World Geography. FRYAR, LOUISE CAROL—B.A., M.A.T., Uni- versity of North Carolina, Art, Glass Palette Co-Sponsor. G GARDNER, MARLENE S.—B.A., University of Louisville, English. GARLAND, THELMA E.—B.S., University of Virginia, Counseling, World History. GARRARD, ELIZABETH M.—B.A., Mary Washington College, English, Literary Society Sponsor. GILBERT, WALLACE C—AB.,_ Lenoir- Rhyne College, Health ‘and Physical Ed., Assistant Football and Track Coaich. GILLS, J. ALLEN—B.S., Virginia Polytech- nical Institute, Industrial Cooperative Training, ICT Club Sponsor. GOODMAN, CHARLES F. JR.—B.A., Emory and Henry College, English. GOULDMAN, HUGH O—B.E.E., University of Virginia, Algebra, General Math. (First Semester). GRAYSON, SALLY ANN—B.A., Longwood College, World Geography, World History. (Second Semester) . GREGORY, RUSSELL T.—B.S., Lynchburg College, Biology. GRIFFIN, A. L.—B.A., Carson-Newman Col- lege, M.R.E., Southwestern Seminary, English. H HANCOCK, MARTHA B.—B.A., Randolph- Macon Woman’s College, Algebra-Trig, Geom- etry. HANKINS, DORIS A.—B.S., Radford College, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. HARRIS, BESSIE M.—B.S. Radford College, English. HARVEY, ETTIE K—A.B., Elon College, Mary Washington College, Bookkeeping, Treasurer, Athletic Association. HIGHT, HASEL EVELYN—B.A., Randolph- Macon Woman’s College, Chemistry, Honor League Sponsor. HILL, ELLEN E.—B.S., Madison College, General Science, Homemaking. HOFFMAN, RONALD F. — A.B., Lenoir- Rhyne College, Economics, World Geography, Football Coach. HOSKINS, ELIZABETH GARNETT—A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, American History. HOUSE, LESLIE—B.A., Longwood College, English. HOWELL, ANICE M.—Virginia Polytechnical Institute, Richmond Polytechnical Institute, Distributive Education, D. E. Club Siponsor, Head Distributive Education, P.T.A. Achieve- ment Night Committee Chairman. HUFF, JACK L—B.S., East Tennessee State University, Biology. HUGHES, SALLIE—PB.A., Lynchburg College, English, Forensics Club Sponsor, Assembly Committee. I INGE, LINDA W.—B.A., Radford College, Algebra, General Math, Geometry. J JOBE, NELLIE T.—B.S., Longwood College, M.Ed., University of Virginia, Guidance Coun- selor, Chairman, American Education Week. JOHNSON, ANN S.—B.S., Longwood College, English, Spelling Contest Sponsor. K KING, WILLIAM D.—B.A., Randolph-Macon College, M.A.T., University of Virginia, Ad- vanced Composition, English, “Critic” Adviser, Quill and Scroll Adviser. KNIPP, FRANCES R.—B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, Spanish, Spanish Club Ad- viser. L LASCELL, SANDRA—B.A., Wells College, American History, World History. LEE, JEAN—B.A., Lynchburg College, Health and Physical Ed., Head, Women’s Health and Physical Ed. Department. LOCKHART, SIDNEY L.—B.A., Berea Col- lege, M.A., University of Virginia, Advanced Math, Algebra-Trig., Physics, Freshman Class Sponsor. LOFLIN, MARGIE R.—B.A., Lynchburg Col- lege, M.Ed., University of Virginia, Assistant Librarian, 302 Faculty Directory M MacGREGOR, JOSEPHINE A.—A.B., Ran- dolph-Macon Woman’s College, English, Senior Homeroom Teachers Committee Chairman. MACON, EVELYN T.—B.S., Longwood Col- lege, M.A., University of North Carolina, Biology. MAYBERRY, DOROTHY P.—B.S., Radford College, Home Economics, Co-Sponsor, FHA Club, Hospitality Committee, Chairman. McCLUNG, NANCY S.—B.S., Longwood Col- lege, Health and Physical Education, Sponsor, J. V. Cheerleaders. McDANIEL, JAMES H.—B.S., M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama, Freshman Counseling. MEIDLING, MARTHA G.—B.S., Longwood College, M.A., University of North Carolina, Counseling, Varsity Cheerleaders’ Sponsor. MERRYMAN, ETHEL W.—B.S., Medical College of Virginia, Infirmary, Health Coun- cil Committee Chairman. MILLER, MARTIN Q., JR—B.A., Bridge- water College, University of Virginia, Algebra I, General Math, Junior Class Sponsor. MILLER, TERRY W.—B.S., Longwood Col- lege, Social Studies, World History, Junior Red Cross Adviser. N NOECHEL, JOHN D.—B.S., M.S., West Vir- ginia University, Health and Physical Ed. Varsity Baseball Coach, J. V. Football Coach. O OVERSTREET, EMMA LEIGH—B.S., Rad- ford College, Health and Physical Education, G.A.A. Adviser, Girl's Post School Intramural Sports. i PALMER, MARGARET RANDOLPH—B.A., Mary Washington College, English, Essay Contest Sponsor. PARIS, VICKI N.—B.S., New River State College, M.S., New York University, D. E. II, D. E. Club Assistant Sponsor. PARKER, GEORGETTE, B.S., B.A., College of William and Mary, Head Librarian, Chair- man, Audio-Visual Committee. PHARON, JOSEPH JR., B.S., Lynchburg Col- lege, Biology, General Science, Math. POWERS, W. DORIS, A.B., Marion College, English, Speech, Speech Club Adviser, Debate Club Adviser. PRIBBLE, MARY KATHLEEN, B.S., Uni- versity of Virginia, Mathematics, Junior Stu- dent Council Sponsor. 303 PRICE, JAMES A., B.S., Virginia Polytech- nical Institute, General Shop, Head Vocational Education Department. PRYOR, VIRGINIA W.—B.S., Mary Wash- ington College, Typewriting. PUCKETTE, BETTY E.—B.A., Mary Baldwin College, Algebra, General Math. R RACER, RALPH A.—B.A., Bridgewater Col- lege, M.A., Furman University, Economics, Head, Social Studies Department, Cafeteria Committee Chairman. RAND, OLIVER G.—A.B., Atlantic Christian College, English, “High Times” Adviser. REAMS, ELOISE H.—B.A., Lynchburg Col- lege, Assistant Librarian. REID, DAVE—B.S., Virginia Polytechnical Institute, Vocational Drafting, Mechanical Drawing, PTA Achievement Night Committee Co-Chairman. ROOKS, BETSY G.—B.S., Radford College, Home Economics, Faculty Hospitality Com- mittee, Assistant Chairman. SCARCI, NANCY E—B.A., Wells College, English. SCOTT, VIRGINIA A.—A.B., Pfeiffer College, English, French. SHEETS, HAROLD F.—B.A.,_ Randolph- Macon College, American History, World His- tory, Football Coach. SHENK, W. STEPHEN, B.S., Auburn Univer- sity, M.S., New York State University, Me- chanical Drawing. SHERRILL, BOB’ F.—A.B.,_ Lenoir-Rhyne College, American History, World Geography, Assistant Varsity Football and Track Coach. SHIELDS, DONALD R.—Siena College, Elec- tricity, Electronics. SHOBER, E. R.—B.A., Bridgewater College, Biology, Chemistry. SIMPSON, FRANCES A.—B.S., Lynchburg College, Health and Physical Ed., GAA, In- tramural Sports Sponsor. SLAYTON, NANCY R.—B.S., State Teachers College at Towson, World Geography, World History. STANTON, JUDITH—B.A., University of Maine, English, Journalism. SYDNOR, MALCOLM R—B.A., Lynchburg College, M.Ed., University of Virginia, Coun- seling, Guidance Counselors’ Committee Chair- man. Faculty Directory y TEASS, ALEX F.—B.A., M.A., University of Virginia, Biology, Head of Science Department. TURKEL, JOSEPH—S.B., Harvard College, Government, Social Problems, Bookstore Man- ager. NV, VERMILION, CLOYD G.—B.M.E., University of Kansas, Band, Orchestra, Majorettes Spon- sor, Marching Band Sponsor, Pep Band Sponsor, Stage Band Sponsor. W WALLACE, ELIZABETH NORTH — AB., Randolph-Miaacon Woman’s College, American History, National Honor Society Sponsor. WALLER, JETTIE MARIE—BS.,_ Long- wood College, American Government, Ameri- can History. WARE, HELEN—A.B., Randolph-Macon Wo- man’s College, Algebra, Commercial Arithme- tic, Flower and Gift Committee Chairman. WARE, MARY—B.A., Randolph-Macon Wo- man’s College, Algebra, Geometry, United Fund Women Committee Chairman. WHITE, KATHERINE MEARS—B.S., Mary Washington College, M.Ed., University of Vir- ginia, Algebra, Junior Counselor, Senior Class Adviser. WHITE, O. S., JR—B.S., Washington and Lee University, Biology, S.C.A. Adviser. WHITEHEAD, BETTY B—B.S., Longwood College, American Government, American History. WHITEHEAD, SALLY MASON—A.B., Ran- dolph-Macon Woman’s College, Advanced Mathematics, Head, Mathematics Department. WILEY, VIRGINIA—A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, M.A., Duke University, Dramatics, English, David Garrick Play Ad- viser, Head, English Department. WILKES, REBECCA D.—B:S., Madison Col- lege, Clerical Practice, General Business, As- sistant Business Manager Publications. WILKINSON, COURTNEY — BA., Agnes Scott College, M.A., University of North Caro- lina, French, French Club Sponsor. WILLIAMS, MARGARET FRANCES—A.B., Columbia College, M.A., University of South Carolina, Clerical Practice, Office Machines, Publications Business Manager, Pictures and Display Committee Chairman. WILSON, MARJORIE — B.A., Randolph- Macon Woman’s College, English. WILTSHIRE, MARY ELIZA—A.B., Greens- boro College, M.Ed., University of Virginia, Audio-Visual Program, Senior Counselor, Audio-Visual Committee Chairman, Chairman, Guidance Committee. 304 Senior Directory A ABBITT, JOYCE McLEAN--Science Club; F.H.A.; Student Council Monitor; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member; Transfer. ADAMEE, LINDA KAY—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball; Gym Squad Leader; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; French Club; F.H.A.; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Y- Teens; Junior Red Cross; Library Council Helper; Athletic Association Ticket Seller. ADAMS, BENJAMIN — Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. ADAMS, EARL RICE—Gym Squad Leader; Sr. Band; Science Club; Spanish Club; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Vice-President Junior Student Council; Spanish Tournament; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; National Honor Society. ADAMSON, JEANNINE—Intramural Volley- ball, Badminton, Hockey; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Spanish Club; ICT; Junior Red Cross; Spanish Tournament; Honor League Member. ALLEN, HEYWARD—D. E. Club: Honor League Member. ANDERSON, JANICE—Intramural Basketball, Hockey, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; F.B.L.A.; Senior Day Committee; Y-Teens; Library Council-Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Pro- gram Seller; Honor League Member. ANDERSON, JULIA MARIE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; French Club; F.H.A.;: H. R. Officer; Senior Day Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Special Choir; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; National Honor Society. ANDERSON, RALPH L.—D. E. Club; Honor League Member. ASHWELL, LINDA FAYE — Gym Squad Leader; Glee Club; F.H.A.; “Glass Eye” Staff; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. AULTICE, REGINA NADINE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton; Gym Squad Leader; French Club; F.H.A.: Class Commit- tee; Class Council; Senior Day ‘Committee; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treas- urer; Honor League Member; Y-Teens: Of- fice Helper; National Honor Society; Crest Statt. B BAER, CECILIA ANN —Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Hon- or League Member. BAILEY, BARBARA ANN—Intramural Bad- minton, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; F.B.L.A.; Class Council; H. R. Rep- resentative; H. R. Office; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; F.B.L.A. Convention Awards; Honor League Member. BAILEY, CHARLES DAVID — Gym Squad Leader; Honor League Member. 305 BAILEY, JUDITH LEE—Intramural Volley- ball, Badminton, Hockey; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; French Club; Public Speaking Club; Class Officer; Class Council; Senior Day Committee; Student Council, H. R. Representa- tive; Student Council Monitor; Pep Commit- tee; Tri-Hi-Y; Special Teacher’s Helper; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. BAKER, PEYTON SANFORD — Intramural Basketball; Gym Squad Leader; Latin Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. Office; Student Council Monitor; Honor League Member. BALLARD, PAMELA KAY—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member, H. R. Repre- sentative. BEALE, SANDRA GALE—Gym Squad Lead- er; H. R. Officer; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. BENNINGTON, MARY KAY — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Cheerleader; JV, Var.; F.H.A.; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; Senior Day .Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Library Council-Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Pro- gram Seller; Honor League Member; Third Prize Winner in Football Ticket Sales; Voted “Cutest Couple.” BIBB, JAMES D.—Stage Crew; Intercom Staff; Honor League Member. BLAKE, GRADY RAY, JR—Honor League Member; Transifer. BLANKINSHIP, STEPHEN LYNCH—Honor League Member. BLANKS, GARY M.—D. E. Club; Honor League Member; Transfer. BLENCOWE, MARY JANET — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Literary Society; French Club; Freshman Class Secre- tary; Senior Class Secretary; Class Commit- tee; Class Council; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Com- mittee; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Girls’ State; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; Honor League Member; National Honor Society, Co-Historian. BLEVINS, BRENDA LEE—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Speed-away; Choir; Special Choir; Literary Society; Span- ish Club; Student Council H. R. Representa- tive; Secretary Student Council; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Y-Teens; Girls’ State; Honor League Mem- ber; National Honor Society; Voted “Person- ality Plus.” BOND, FRED P., JR.—Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; H. R. Officer; Honor League Member. Senior Directory BOSWELL, HARVEY BENNETT — Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Stock Holders Club; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Cafe Bank Runner; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller. BOWLING, NANCY LOLA—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- ball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Prenen, Club; F.H.A;; F.B.L.A.; Y-Teens: Library Council-Helper; Honor League Mem- ber. BOYLAN, BETTY LOUISE—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Softball, Speed-away; G.A.A.; Science Club; Spanish Club; Forensic Club; Junior Red Cross; Library Council-Helper; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Honor League Member; National Honor Society; A.F.S.; G.A.A. Award. BRAGG, DONNA GALE—Intramural Volley- DauegioeeG. Play: .D. E.. “Club: F-H.A. . Séc., Treas.; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. BRAUN, HERBERT CHRISTIAN—Intra- mural Basketball; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Manager of Sports, FB; Varsity “G”’ Club; Class ‘Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. BRENTON, MICHAEL JOHN—Track; Fresh. Band; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; Hon- or League Member. BRIDGETT, KAREN ELIZABETH—Senior Day Committee; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. BROOKS, JOYCE GUILFORD — Honor League Member. BROOKS, PATRICIA ANN — Gym Squad Leader; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. BROWN, NANCY LEE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Tennis, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A., Pres., Treas.; Glass Palette; Spanish Club; H. R. Office; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket Seller; Honor League Member; Voted “Most Athletic.” BROWN, ROBERT PENDLETON—Basket- ball, Fresh., Var.; Tennis, Var.; Golf; Gym Squad Leader; French Club; Varsity “G@” Club; Student Council Monitor; Hi-Y; Boys’ State; Senior Court; Honor League Member. BROWN, SUSAN JO—Intramural Basketball; F.B.L.A.; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. BRUCE, KATHLEEN ELLEN—French Club; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Essays Contest, Latin; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Lost and Found Worker; Spanish Tournament Prize; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. BRUINGTON, PATRICIA ANN —Intramural Volleyball, Hockey; Band, Sr.; Latin Club; “Critic” Staff; Advertisers; Quill and Scroll; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Office Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member; National Merit Finalist ; Band Letter; National Honor Society. BRYANT, DONNA SUE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Softball, speed-away; G.A.A.; French Club; F.H.A,; F.B.L.A.; Class Committee; Senior Day Com- mittee; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Y- Teens; Junior Red Cross; G.A.A. Award; Honor League Member. BRYANT, KATHERINE—Intramural Hock- ey; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Special Choir; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; Pep Committee; Office Helper; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. BRYANT, MARY LYNNE—Orchestra; Span- ish Club; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. BUNGER, DAVID—Gym Squad Leader; Man- ager of Sports, T; Spanish Club; Honor League Member. BURCH, JESSICA NUCKOLS — Intramural Speed-away; ICT; Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. BURCHETTE, H. RODNEY — Intramural Basketball; Gym Squad Leader; Student Coun- cil, H. R. Kepresentative; Pep Committee; Hi-Y; Honor League Member; Voted “Most School Spirited.” BURKS, DUANE L.—Pep Committee; Honor League Member. BURNETT, ROBERT L.—Gym Squad Leader ; D. E. Club; H. R. Office; Honor League Member. BURNETT, THOMAS LEE—Football, Fresh., JV; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Football Letters; Machine Shop Awards; Honor League Member. BURNETTE, BRENDA O’HARA — Chorus; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Y-Teens; Honor League Member; National Honor Society, BURNETTE, MICHAEL J. — Gym Squad Leader; ICT; Honor League Member. BYERS, DON—Intramural Basketball; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Senior Day Com- mittee; Honor League Member. Cc CALDWELL, ROBERT WAYNE—Intramural Basketball; Sr. Band; D. E. Club; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. CAMPBELL, BETTY COFFEY—Choir; Of- fice Helper; Honor League Member. CAMPBELL, TIMOTHY WAYNE—Football, JV; Gym Squad Leader; Science Club; Stock Holders Club; Advertisers; Class Committee; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross; Cafe Cashier; Cafe Bank Runner; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Stage Crew; Honor League Member. CANDLER, DAN B.—Choir; D. E. Club; H. R. Officer; Honor League Member. CANDLER, PATRICIA MAXINE — French Club; F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Mem- iber. CANNON, DONNA LOVING—H. R. Officer; Library Council-Helper; Honor League Mem- ber, 306 Senior CAREY, BETTY RAY—Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; French Club; Literary So- ciety; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Student Council M onitor ; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Ticket Seller. CARROLL, LINDA KAY—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball; ICT; Y-Teens: Hon- or League Member. CARSON, THOMAS WAYNE—D. E. Club: “Glass Eye” Staff; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. CARTER, DAVID ALAN—Manager of Sports, T; Track Letter; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. CARTER, NOEL LEE—Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. CASSELBERRY, HOWARD—Honor League Member. CAWTHORNE, MICHIEL—Gym Squad Lead- er; D. E. Club; Honor League Member. CARWILE, R. WAYNE-—Basketball; Gym Squad Leader; French Club; H. R. Officer: Student Council, H. R. Representative; Honor League Member. CATLETT, FRANCES LORRAINE-—Intra- mural Volleyball; Choir; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. CHEATHAM, PHYLLIS GRANT—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball; Stu- dent Council, H. R. Representative: Honor League Member. CHILDERS, MARTHA ROSE — Intramural 3asketball, Volleyball, Softball; French Club; Library Council-Helper; Honor League Mem- ber. CHILDRESS, DANNY RAY—Football, Var. JV; Track; Gym Squad Leader: Varsity “G” Club; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Most Valuable Lineman: Honor League Member. CLAIBORNE, FRANCES CATHERINE —In- tramural Volleyball, Speed-away; Chorus: Lit- erary Society; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. CLARK, DONNA JEAN—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Softball, Speed-away; Latin Club Quaestor; Crest Staff, Co-Editor; SIPA’ Representative: Senior Day Committee; Y-Teens; Office Helper; Quill and Scroll; Honor League Member; National Hon- or Society. CLARK, MARTHA ANN—Gym Squad Lead- er; Choir; Spanish Club: H. R. Officer; Ath- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. CLARK, ROSEMARY—Gym Squad Leader; Choir; F.B.L.A.; Senior Day Committee: Li- brary Council-Helper; Honor League Member. CLEMENT, JONATHAN—Intramural Basket- ball; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Senior Day Committee; Cafe Cashier; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member; Senior Eeleaye CLEMENT, RONALD DAVID — Intramural Basketball; Golf; “Glass Eye” Staff: Choir ; Special Choir; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. 307 Directory CLEMENTS, DENNIS—Honor League Mem- ber. CLEMMONS, CAROL SUE — [Intramural Volleyball; D. E. Club; Junior Red Cross; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. COFFEY, ELIZABETH ANN — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away; stage Crews RiH-A. FB LAAY Pressel ae Office; Pep Committee; Office Helper; Honor League Member. COFFEY, MARY LOUISE—Gym Squad Lead- er; Choir; D. G. Play; D:- EE, Clubs Bea Office Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. COFFEY, SANDRA LEE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Softball, Speed-away; F.H.A.; Pep Committee; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. COLEMAN, ARMOND—D. E. Club; Honor League Member. COLEMAN, JUDY CLAY—Intramural Volley- ball, Hockey, Speed-away; Glass Palette; French Club; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Honor League Member. COLEMAN, MARY GWENDOLYN — Gym squad Leader; F.H.A.; ICT; H. R. Office: Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Honor League Member. COLEMAN, PATRICIA ANN—D. E. Club; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. CONNER, JOHN BERKELEY—Band, Sr.; French Club; Crest Staff; H. R. Office; Quill and Scroll; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. COOK, LOUISE LYNN—Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Literary Society; F.H.A.; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Library Council-Helper; Office Helper; Special Teach- er’'s Helper; Honor League Member. COOPER, ROBERTA GENE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; ‘Literary Socilety; French Club; Latin Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Library Council-Helper; Office Help- er; Honor League Member, H. R. Representa- tive. CORNETT, KATHERINE LEE — Intramural Volleyball, Hockey; G.A.A.; Gym Squad Lead- er; Choir; Literary Societ y; French Club; Public Speaking Club; Class Committee; Pep Committee; Honor League Member. COSBY, JOHN BATTE—Football, Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader; Honor League Member. COSTAN, JAMES MARSHALL-—Intramural Basketball, Fresh.; Tennis, Var.: Gym Squad Leader; French Club; Latin Club; “High Times” Staff, Exchange Editor, Copy Editor; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; H. R. Office; Student Council Moni- tor; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Latin Tournament; Honor League Member. Senior Directory COUCH, JOHN STUART—French Club: Sen- ior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Lost and Found Worker; Honor League Member. CRAIG, BETTY BUMGARNER —Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; D. E. Club; Spanish Club; F-.H.A.; Honor League Member. CRAWFORD, BRENDA SLIGH—ICT; H. R. Office; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. CRAWFORD, SUSAN—Choir; ICT; Tri-Hi- Y; Honor League Member. CRAWLEY, JAMES FRED, JR.—Intramural Basketball, Softball; Football, JV; Track; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; H. R. Office; Ad- vertisers; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. CREASY, BRENDA D.—Gym Squad Leader; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. CREASY, CYNTHIA LEIGH—Intramural Basketball; Choir; French Club; F.H.A.; Sen- ior Day Committee; “Glass Eye” Staff, Ass’t Editor; Office Helper; Pep Committee; Honor League Member. CRENNEL, CARL LEE—Football, Var.; Base- ball; Varsity “G” Club; Honor League Mem- ber. CUNNINGHAM, WARREN WAYNE — Basketball, Intramural, Var., JV, Fresh.; Foot- pall, Fresh., Capt., Var., JV, Capt.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Varsity “G”’ Club; Athletic As- sociation Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. CYRUS, ANN BELCHER—Intramural Volley- ball, Hockey, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader ; D. E. Club; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; H. R. Office; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. CYRUS, DARLENE GAIL — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Speed-away; D. E. Club; Honor League Member. CYRUS, GERALD R.—Baseball; Gym Squad Leader; ICT; Shop Award; Honor League Member. CYRUS, JAMES LOUIS—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; H. R. Office; Class Committee; Senior Day Committee; Library Council-Helper; Ath- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. CYRUS, KENNETH M.—Intramural Basket- ball; Gym Squad Leader; H. R. Office; Atth- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. D DALTON, SUZANNE SCOTT — Gym Squad Leader; Choir; H. R. Office; Y-Teens; Tri- Hi-Y; Pep Committee; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. DAUGHTERY, FRANK HINTON — Track; Band, Color Guard; Stage Crew; Spanish Club; H. R. Office; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. DAVIDSON, MARTIN CHARLES—Dayid Garrick Players; D. G. Play; Senior Play; Public Speaking Club; Assembly Committee; Honor League Member. DAVIDSON, WAYNE RICHARD — D. E. Club; Honor League Member. DAVIS, DONNA STEWART — Intramural Volleyball, Badminton, Softball; F.H.A.; H. R. Office; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. DAVIS, LINDA GAIL—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Honor League Member. DAY, ANITA CHERYL—Intramural Speed- away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; French Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Com- mittee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. DEACON, JOANNE—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton; Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; French Club; Latin Club; Public Speaking Club; Fresh. ‘Class Pres.; ‘Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Student Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Pres. Student Council; Student Council Monitor; Assembly Committee; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Girls’ State; Senior Court; ICC; D.A.R. Good Citizen of the Year; Nat ional Honor Society; Voted “Most Responsible” and “Most Well-Rounded’’; Sen- ior Play. DEANER, THOMAS — Band, Fresh., Sr.; Public Speaking Club; Honor League Member. DELLINGER, SANDRA GLENN —Intramural Basketball, Violleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- ball, Sippeed-away; Gym Squad Leader; David Garrick Players; Stage Crew; F.H.A.; Spanish Club; Senior Day Committee; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Moni- tor; Assembly Committee; Pep Committee; Lost and Found Worker; Cafe Cashier; Hon- or League Member. DEPRIEST, DAVE — Track; Gym Squad Leader; Industrial Arts Award; Honor League Member. DESHAZO, TALMADGE PRUITT, JR.— Basketball, Intramural, Fresh. JV, Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Varsity “G” Club; Basketball and Track Let- ters; Honor League Member, H. R. Repre- sentative. DEWITT, BETTY JO—Intramural Volleyball, Hockey; ‘Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Special Choir; French Club; Senior Day Committee; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Voted “Friendliest.” 308 Senior Directory DEWITT, LYNN ELLEN — Intramural Basbetball, Hockey; Choir; Pep Committee; French Club; Senior Day Committee; Junior Ked Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Mem- ber, H. R. Representative; National Honor Society. DICKERSON, BONNIE KATHERINE — In- tramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Hon- or League Member. DICKERSON, SUSAN FAY—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Speedball, Speed-away; G.A.A.; Cheerleader, JV; Spanish Club; Essays Contest; H. R. Office; Class Committee; Senior Day Commit- tee; Student Council, H. R. Representative; V. Pres., Student Council; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Pro- gram Seller; Honor League Member; National Honor Society; Voted “Class Midget” and “Most School Spirited.” DOLE, ROBERT L., JR.—Intramural Basket- ball; Gym Squad Leader; Band, Fresh.; D. E. Club; Spanish Club; Cafe Bank Runner; Hon- or League Member. DOOLEY, WILLIAM—Gym Squad Leader; Honor League Member. DOWDY, JOANNA LYNN— Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; F.H.A.; “High Times” Staff; Honor League Member. DOWDY, ROGER CLAY — Tennis; Choir; Chorus; Glass Palette; Pep Committee; Stu- dent Council, H. R. Representative; Devotions Committee; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. DOWNEY, OLIVIA KAY—Choir; F.H.A.; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. DRISKILL, CHERYL L.—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Y-Teens; H. R. Office; Class Committee; Senior Day Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; Honor League Member. DUBE, ROLAND N.—Senior Day Committee; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. DUBE, STEWART ALAN—Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. DUCK, CARLTON ANDERSON—Gym Squad Leader; Band, Fresh.; Choir; F.B.L.A.; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; H. R. Office; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. DUDLEY, ELIZABETH JARRETT — Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hock- ey, Tennis, Speed-away; G.A.A.; Cheerleader, JV, Var.; French Club; Latin Club: Senior Day Committee; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Girls’ State; Senior Court; Snow Queen; Ath- letic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member; Voted “Biggest Flirt.” 309 DUFF, DEBORAH ANN-—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A,; Glass Palette; French Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Program Seller; Honor League Member. E EAST, SUSAN GRAY—Majorettes, Co-Capt.; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. EDMONDSON, PEGGY—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; Glee Club; D. E, Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.: Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. ELDER, FRANKLIN WAYNE — Honor League Member. ELDER, KENNETH D.—Football, JV; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. ELLIOT, SYLVIA — Basketball, Intramural; Gym Squad Leader; Chorus; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Honor League Member. ELMORE, PHYLLIS DIANE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; David Garrick Players; F.B.L.A.; H. R. Office; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Honor League Member. EPPERSON, ROBERT HENRY—Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Stock Holders Club; Li- brary Council-Helper; Cafe Cashier; Shop Award; Honor League Member. ETHERIDGE, LINDA GAIL—Intramural Hockey, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.; Senior Class Treasurer; Class Council; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; Library Council-Helper; Honor League Member. EVANS, JERRY WAYNE—Gym Squad Lead- er; Band, Sr.; D. E. Club; Spanish Club; Honor League Member. EVANS, WILLIAM SMITH—Track; Gym Squad Leader; Color Guard; Science Club; Latin Club; Varsity “G” Club, V. Pres.; Crest Staff; “Glass Eye” Staff; Public Speaking Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee, Parade Marshal; H. R. Office; Treas. Honor League; Assembly Committee; Student Council Moni- tor; Boys’ State; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Na- tional Honor Society, Co-Treasurer. EWERS, SANDRIA JUNE—Intramural Vol- leyball; Gym Squad Leader; Literary Society; Latin Club; Advertisers; “Critic’ Staff; H. R. Office; Senior Day Committee; Student Coun- cil, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Office Helper; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member; Special Teacher’s Helper; Quill and Scroll, Pres.; Latin Tourna- ment; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; SCA Scholarship Award; National Hon- or Society. Senior EWING, JOHN F.—Gym Squad Leader; Science Club; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Stage Crew; Honor League Member. F FALWELL, FREDERICK B.—Band, Fresh.; Frenich Cigh: Honor League Member. FARISS, JULIA LEE—Intramural Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; French Club; H. R. Of- fice; Y -Teens; Junior Red Cross: Library Council-Helper : Honor League Member. FARLOW, JAMES IRVIN—Basketball; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Senior Day Com- mittee; Junior Red Cross; Athletic Associa- tion Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. FARMER, CHARLES M.—Stock Holders Club; Shop Award; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. FARMER, PENNY ANNE—Gym Squad Leader; Literary Society; Pep Committee; Tri- Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Library Council-Helper ; Athletic Association Program Seller; Honor League Member. FAUBER, STUART CARTER — Basketball, Var., JV, Fresh.; Tennis, Var.; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Varsity “G”’ Club; “High Times” Staff; H. R. Office; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. FAULCONER, BRENDA SUE — Intramural Badminton, Softball; Stock Holders Club; Preneh Clubs; F.B.L.AC H, R. Office; Senior Day Committee; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Na- tional Honor Society. FERGUSON, SUSIE—Intramural Hockey; Choir; Chorus: Glee Club) ICT HR. Obnce ; Junior Red Cross; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Library Council-Helper ; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. FERGUSON, VERNA KATHERINE—Intra- mural Softball; Gym Squad Leader; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. FIELDER, WILLIAM, JR.—Junior Red Cross; Essays Contest; Honor League Mem- ber; National Honor Society. FISCHOFF, GABRIEL I.—Intramural Basket- ball; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. FISHER, KEITH EDWIN—Basketball, JV, Capt., Fresh. Capt.; Football, Fresh., Var., JV; Baseball; Gym Squad Leader; Varsity “G”’ Club, Pres.; Hi-Y; Bill Dabney Award; Outstanding Back; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. FLOYD, CYNTHIA GAIL—Intramural Volley- ball; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Class Committee; Senior Day Com- mittee; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Office Helper; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. Directory FORD, GARRY M.—Manager of Sports, Track; D. E. Club; Track Letter; Honor League Member: FORD, HELEN A—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Siquad Leader; Choir; Chorus: Stock Holders Club ; Spanish’ Club ; ‘Class Committee; Senior Day Committee ; H. R. Office; Pep Committee ; Office Helper; Cate Cashier ; Arhiage aoe tion Ticket and Program Seller; Special Choir; Honor League Member; National Honor So- ciety. FORD, LAURA CHRISTIAN—Intramural Basketball, Hockey, Softball; Gym Squad Leader ; Literary Society ; aches Club ; French Club; Latin Club; Camera Club: “High Times” Staff, Co-Editor; S.I.P.A.; Essays Con- LES ar ele Ran @Ghic emmys Teens; Office Helper; Quill and Scroll; Latin Tournament; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Na- tional Merit Finalist; National Honor Society. FOSTER, BARBARA JEAN—Choir; Chorus; Glee Club: D. E. Club? Latin Club ; Honor League Member. FOSTER, CAROLYN FAY—Intramural Basketball - Gym Squad Leader; Majorettes; Frenich Club ; ICT; Senior Day Committee: Pep Committee; Y-Teens; French Tourna- ment; Honor League Member; National Hon- or Society. FOSTER, THOMAS GLENN—Tennis, Var.; Student Connell Monitor; Pep Committer: Lost and Found Worker; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Sel ler; Honor League Member, FRAMPTON, MYRA GALE—Choir; Junior Red Cross; Office Helper; Honor League Member, FRANKLIN, GERALD G.—Intramural Basket- ee By E. Club; H. R. Office; Student Coun- cil, Re Representative: Hi-Y; Cafe Cashier: ee League Member. FRAZIER, TOM—David Garrick Players; Stage ‘Crew; Science Club; Spanish Club: Honor League Member, FRIEDMAN, SHELDON—Glass Palette: David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; Science Club; Spanish Club; “Critic” Staff; Debate Club; H. R. Office; Assembly Committee; National Merit Finalist; Honor a eee Mem- ber; National Honor Society; Senior Play. FRIEND, MIKE—FEssays Contest: H. R. Of- fice ; Chistes Pageant; Honor League Mem- ber, FULLER, REBECCA ANN —Literary Society ; David Garrick Players; Spanish Club; Crest Staff; Pep Committee; Honor League Mem- ber; Quill and Scroll. G GADDIS, SANDRA LYNN—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; David Garrick Players; Latin Club; Student Council Monitor: Y- Teens; Cafe Cashier; Program Seller: Honor League Member; National Honor Society. 310 Senior Directory GAMBLE, MARION DANIEL — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away ; G.A.A.; Cheerleader, JV; Literary Society; French Club, Pres.; “Critic” Staff; Class Coun- cil and H. R. Representative; Senior Day Com- mittee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor ; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; A.F.S.; SCA Schol- astic Award; Honor League Member; National Honor Society, Co-Historian. GARNSEY, STEVEN MICHAEL — Football, Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Varsity “G” Club; H. R. Office; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. GARRETT, HUNTER G—Gym Squad Lead- er; Honor League Member. GARRISON, EUGENE ALFRED—Intramural Basketball; Football, Fresh.; Gym Squad Lead- er; Football Letter; Honor League Member. GAY, ELIZABETH HAMNER—Gym Squad Leader; Cheerleader; JV; French Club; Class Committee; Class Council and H. R. Repre- sentative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office, Pres.; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Officer; Pep Committee; Y- Teens; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y, LCC Ore fice Helper; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. GEORGE, EDWARD—F oo tball, LV ineViare Track, Tri-Captain; Gym Squad Leader; Var- sity “G” Club; Cafe Cashier; Most Improved Player 1965; Honor League Member; Voted “Class Giant.” GIBSON, WALTER RANSOM — Intramural Softball; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; ICC; Public Speaking Club; Honor League Member. GIFFORD, NANCY PATON—Intramural Vol- leyball; Gym Squad Leader: Glass Palette; Literary Society; Spanish Club: Essays Con- test; Classi Committee; Pep Committee; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. GILBERT, SHIRLEY IRENE — Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Speed-away; D. E, Club; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. GILLISPIE, MICHAEL N.—Gym Squad Lead- er; D. E. Club; Spanish Club: H. R. Office; Assembly Committee; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. GILLISPIE, WILLIAM—D. E. Club; Hi-Y; Cafe Cashier, Lunch Helper; Cafe Bank Run- ner; Honor League Member; Intramural Basketball; Gym Squad Leader, GLASS, JOHN SAMUEL—Intramural Basket- ball; Band, Sr.; Spanish Club; Honor League Member. GODING, JEAN DOLORES—Intram Aisi at Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey; Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; F.H.A., Pres.; Senior Day Committee; Honor League, Senior Class Representative; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Assembly Committee; Pep Commit- tee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; G.A.A. Letter; Sportsmanship Awards; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. 311 GODSEY, BRENDA GAIL — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball; G.A.A.; David Garrick Players; French Club; F.H.A.; Student Council, H. R. Representative ; Pep Committ ee; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. GOFF, RICHARD — Intramural Basketball: Gym Squad Leader; Band, Fresh.; French Club; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Mem- ber. GOWELL, MALCOLM HAVEN—Gym Squad Leader; ICT; H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Member; Drafting Awards. GREEN, JAMES W.—Football, Fresh., Var., Captain; Track; Gym Squad Leader: French Club; Varsity “G” Club: All District, State Tackle; Honor League Member; Voted “Cutest Couple.” GRIGGS, ROBERT LESTER — Senior Day Committee; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. GRISSOM, CHARLES MICHAEL — Basket- ball, JV; Football, JV; Choir; Spanish Club, Treas.; Class Officer, Pres., Treas.: Senior Day Committee; Student Council Monitor: Senior Court; Honor League Member; Voted “Friendliest.” J GUTHRIE, JO ANNE-—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speedball, Speed- away; F.H.A.; Office Helper; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket and Program Seller: Honor League Member. H HAMILTON, THOMAS EDWARD — [Intra- mural Basketball; Football, Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader; Senior D ay Committee; Honor League Member. HAMLET, FAYE CAROL—Intramural Vol- leyball; D. E. Club; Junior Red Cross; i;3R, Representative; Honor League Member. HANBY, RONNIE C.—Glass Palette; | Sie Bh er Class Council; Senior Day Committee; Junior Red Cross; Spanish Club; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. HARLER, MARGARET ROSE — AS Way Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member; H. R. Representative. HARLOW, BARRY MICHAEL .— Baseball Manager; Choir; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; Senior Play; Spanish Glub?) Ebola AG: H. R. Office; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; National Honor Society; Mr. EP. BiL.A. HARLOW, GLENN D.—D. FE. Club; Stock Holders Club; Class Committee; Junior Red Cross; Office Helper; Special Teacher’s Help- er; Lunch Helper; Athletic Association .Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. HARLOW, PATRICIA ELAINE—Intramural Volleyball, Hockey, Softball: Choir; Chorus; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. HARLOW, ROBERT EDWARD- —Intramural sasketball, Softball, Baseball; D. E, Club ; Honor League Member, Senior HARMON, BRUCE PAUL—Science Club; Spanish Club; H. R. Office; Honor League Member. HARRIS, CALVIN — D. E. Club; Honor League Member. HARRIS, JOHN WAYNE—Basketball, Var., Fresh.; Football, Fresh. Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Varsity ‘“G@” Club; Hi-Y; Voted Most Improved in Football; Voted “Most Athletic’; Honor League Mem- ber. HARRIS, MICHAEL C.—D. E. Club; Honor League Member. HARRIS, MICHAEL EARL—Science Club, Pres.; French Club; Latin Club; Latin Tourna- ment, Honorable Mention; French Tourna- ment; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member, H. R. Kepresentative; National Hon- or Society. HARRIS, RICHARD T.—Band, Sr., Capt.; Glass Palette; Essays Contest; Honor League Member. HASEK, MARY JANE — Glass Palette, V. Pres.;. Literary Society; French Club; “High limes” Staff; Essays Contest; Student Coun- cil, H. Rk. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Keep Virginia Green Poster Contest, Honorable Mention; Biology Essay Contest, Honorable Mention; Honor League Member. HAUSER, MARY LYNNE—Gym Squad Lead- er; Spanish Club; Class Council, H. RK. Repre- sentative; H. R. Office; Officer, Junior Student Council; Student Council Monitor; Pep Com- mittee; Office Helper; Honor League Member. HAWKINS, MARGARET ANN — Choir; French Club; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member, H. Rk. Representative; Na- tional Honor Society. HAWKS, BRENDA KAY—Glass Palette; Spanish Club; Honor League Member. HAYMES, ALAN DAVID—Band, Fresh.; Choir; Honor League Member. HEALD, WISTER MORRIS—Basketball, Fresh.; Tennis, Var., Co-Cap.; Football, Fresh.; Choir; Chorus; D. E. Club; French Club; Latin Club; Varsity “G’ Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Hi-Y; Honor. League Member. HEARTWELL, JO HARRISON—Choir; Lit- erary Society; F.H.A.; Cafe Cashier; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. HELMS, WAYNE C.—Intramural Basketball; Football, Fresh. JV; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Spanish Club; Senior Day Committee ; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Library Council-Helper; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. HENDRICKS, DALE THOMAS—Tennis, In- tramural, Var.; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; French Club; Assembly Committee; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. Directory HICKS, CAROLYN MARIE—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speedball, Sveed-away; D. E. Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A., Treas.; Pep Committee; Stage Crew; Honor League Member. HICKSON, EDWIN A.—Gym Squad Leader; Band, Fresh., Sr.; French Club; Literary So- ciety; David Garrick Players, Pres.; D. G. Play; Senior Play; H. R. Office; David Gar- rick Letter; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. HIGGINBOTHAM, E. BRENT—Track; Gym Squad Leader; Band, Sr.; Spanish Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Honor League Mem- ber; National Honor Society. HIGHT, RICHARD ALLEN—Band, Sr.; D. E. Club; Honor League Member. HILL, HARRY HARGROVE, III — Band, Fresh.; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; French Club; Crest Staff, Editor; Advertisers ; Latin Essays Contest; Boys’ State; Quill and Scroll; French Tournament; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; National Hon- or Society. HODGES, THOMAS RONALD — Baseball; Gym Squad Leader; Senior Day Committee ; H. R. Office; Honor League Member. HOKE, JUDITH DAWN—Tennis; Gym Squad Leader; Chorus; Glee Club; D. E. Club, V. Pres.; Library Council-Helper; Honor League Member. HOLMES, LAWSON—Intramural Basketball; Football, Fresh. JV, Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Senior Day Committee; Hi-Y; Student Council; Honor League Member. HOPKINS, STEPHEN MORRIS—Science Club; Senior Day Committee; Cafe Bank Runner; Athletic Association Ticket and Pro- gram Seller; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation; Honor League Member. HORINE, RONALD—Basketball, Intramural; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Spanish Club; Junior Red Cross; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. HOVDA, VINCENT RAY—Spanish Club; Class) ‘Committee; Office Helper; Honor League Member. HUDNALL, WILLIAM DANIEL, JR.—Gym Squad Leader; Honor League Member, HUDSON, GEORGE DAVID—Intramural Basketball; Football, Fresh. JV, Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club, V. Pres.; Varsity “G” Club; Treasurer, Jr. SCA; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Boys’ State; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. HUGHES, ANNE CLAIRE—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; Special Choir; David Garrick Players; French Club; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor ; Pep Committee; Library Council-Helper ; Honor League Member, 312 Senior Directory HUNT, BILLY — Basketball, Intramural, Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; French Club; H. R. Office; Cafe Bank Runner; Hon- or League Member. HUNT, GARLAND DAVIS — Football, JV; Gym Squad Leader; ICT; H. R. Office; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. HUNT, RONALD THOMAS—Intramural Basketball; Stock Holders Club; Class Com- mittee; Athltic Association Ticket Seller: Hon- or League Member. HURST, N. RICHARD—D. E. Club; Honor League Member. HUTTER, LAURA AMBLER — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away; French Club; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Cafe Cash- ier, Lunch Helper; Honor League Member, H., R. Representative. I INGE, LINDA KAYE—Intramural Basketball; Choir; Chorus; Essays Contest; Honor League Member. AJ JABSEN, LINDA—Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyball, Hockey, Speed-away; Chorus; Stock Holders ‘Club; French Club; Public Speaking Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Honor League Mem- ber, H. R. Representative; National Honor Society. JACKSON, D. COLLIER—Track; Gym Squad Leader; Manager of Sports, FB; Choir: Sci- ence Club; Honor League Member. JACKSON, GEORGE F., JR. — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; Science Club; Stock Holders Club; French Club; Essays Contest; Senior Day Committee; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. JEFFERSON, GLORIA JEAN—F.H.A.: Sen- ior Day Committee; Office Helper; Honor League Member. JENNINGS, KATHY—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Majorette, Head; Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Special Choir: French Club; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member. JENNINGS, PATRICIA ANN — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader ; F.H.A.; Senior Day Committee; H, R. Office ; Y-Teens; ICC; Special Teacher’s Helper; Ath- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. JOHNSON, BARBARA GAIL — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball; Span- ish Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.: “Glass Eye” Staff; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. JOHNSON, DENNIS — Choir; D. E. Club: Stock Holders Club; Honor League Member. JOHNSON, EDITH MADELEINE — [ntra- mural Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey; Special Teacher’s Helper; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. 313 JOHNSON, GLORIA—French Club; Debate Club; Honor League Member; National Hon- or Society; Transfer. JOHNSON, GREG ALAN—Basketball, Fresh.:; Football, Fresh., JV, Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Varsity “G” Club; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Stu- dent Council Monitor; Hi-Y; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. JOHNSON, LAWRENCE EDWARD-—Intra- mural Basketball; Football, Fres., JV; Library Council-Helper; Honor League Member. JOHNSON, LINDA D.—Intramural Basket- ball; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. JONES, CAROLYN W.—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speedball; Choir; Special Choir; Literary Society; F.H.A.; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. JONES, ELIZABETH ANN—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; French Club; G.A.A. Sports Award; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Na- tional Honor Society. JONES, FRANK HILL, JR—Gym Squad Leader; Shop Award; Honor League Member. JONES, MARION JEANETTE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.; H. R. Office; Special Teacher’s Help- er; Honor League Member, H. R. Representa- tive. JONES, NANCY CAROL—Intramural Speed- away; Gym Squad Leader; Essays Contest; Honor League Member. JORDAN, DAVID GREEN — Tennis, Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Honor League Member. JORDAN, KATHY ANN —Intramural Basket: ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; French Club; F.H.A.; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Y- Teens; Junior Red Cross Representative; Spe- cial -Teacher’s Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. JUDD, WILLIAM HILL—Gym Squad Lead- er; Band, Fresh. Sr.; Stock Holders Club; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Mem- ber. K KERSHAW, SANDRA LEE—Intramural Volleyball, Softball; Spanish Club; F.H.A.: Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Honor League Member. KIDD, BENNIE RAY-—Intramural Basket- ball; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club, Pres.: Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. KIDD, JOHN HAMILTON—Track; Varsity “G” Club; Honor League Member. KING, GERRY—David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; French Club; Spanish Tournaments; first prize; Honor League Member. Senior Directory KNOWLES, SHELBY JO—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball; Choir; F.B.L.A.; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Ath- letic Association Program Seller; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. KOSTECKI, CLAUDIA ANN — F.H.A.; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Hon- or League Member. KREGER, JANE TAYLOR — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; Literary Society; David Garrick Play- ers; DIG. Play; Spanish Club; “High Times” Staff; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Pep Committee; Honor League Member. LANDRUM, KENNETH—Intramural Basket- ball; Gym Squad Leader; Honor League Mem- Deice LANG, KENNEY LEE —Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton; G.A.A.; Stock Holders Club; F.H.A.; ICT, Sec.; Essays Contest; Class Committee; Senior Day Com- mittee; Hi. R. Office; Y-Teens; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. LAWHORNE, CAROL SUE—Intramural Vol- leyball, Hockey; Gym Squad Leader; David Garrick Players; Spanish Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Junior Red Cross; Spanish Tournament; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. LEACH, DONNA GAYLE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Softball; “High Times” Staff; Special Teach- er’s Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. LEGG, LYNDA ANN—Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Choir; Chorus; French Club; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative ; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. LERNER, ALBERT—Gym Squad Leader; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Shop Award; Honor League Member. LINEBERRY, CHARLES T.—Track; Cafe Cashier, Lunch Helper; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. LIPPARD, LESLIE FORD — Intramural 3asketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away ; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Choir; Chorus; French Club; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Honor League Mem- ber. LIPSCOMB, WINIFRED CHARLOTTE—In- tramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball; D. E. Club; Honor League Member. LLOYD, JOSEPH—Track; Gym Squad Lead- er; Senior Play; Spanish Club; Varsity “G” Club; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor ; Hi-Y; Office Helper; Track Letters; Honor League Member. LOGWOOD, KENNETH WAYNE — Intra- mural Basketball, Badminton; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Special Choir; French Club; H. R. Office; Senior Day Committee; Student Council Monitor; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Boys’ State; National Honor Society. LONDEREE, BETTY MAE—Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. LONG, CHRISTINE—Intramural Basketball; Choir; Glass Palette; Stage Crew; French Club; Peo Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. LOWE, LINDA GAIL — D. E. Club; “High Times” Staff; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Member. LOYD, JAMES V. — Basketball, Intramural, Fresh.; Gym Secuad Leader; Science Club; Spanish Club; Senior Day Committee; Cafe Cashier, Lunch Helper; Honor League Mem- ber. LUCADO, SHARON GAYE—Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Stock Holders Club: F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Senior Day Committee; Office Help- er; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. LUCK, GERALD B., JR.—Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Stock Holders Club; French Club; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Mem- ber. LUCY, KATHERINE ANNE—Intramural 3asketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; F.H.A.: ICT; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. M MACARTHUR, WILLIAM JOHN—Football, JV; Track; French Club; Honor League Mem- ber. MACE, WARREN LEE-—Intramural Basket- ball; Football, Fresh., JV; Gym Squad Leader ; Manager of Soorts, BB; Spanish Club; H. R. Office; Honor League Member. MADDOX, BRENDA GAYLE—D. E. Club; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. MALLOY, FRANCIS PAUL—Football, Var.; Track: Varsity “G’ Club; Fresh. Class Treas- urer; Honor League Member; SCA Treasurer. MANGUS, NORMA FAYE — Honor League Member. MARKS, SHARYN DUDLEY—Gym Squad Leader: Choir; Glee Club; Glass Palette; Literary Society; Latin Club; Essays Contest; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member; National Honor So- ciety. MARSHALL, BRENDA LEE—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- ball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; ICT; Honor League Member. MARSHALL. SANDRA ANNE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Latin Club; F.H.A.; Crest Staff; Class Committee; Senior Day Committee; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Tunior Red ‘Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Library Council- Helper: Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Quill and Scroll, Sec.; Honor League Member, H,. R. Representative; National Honor Society. 314 Senior Directory MARSTON, SYLVIA DIANN — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- ball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.: Essays Contest; Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member, H. R. Rep- resentative. MARTIN, CAROLYN DUVAL — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey; G.A.A.; Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Literary Society; Science Club; Frnech Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative: Student Council Mo nitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; A.F.S.; ICC; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation; Honor League Member: National Honor Society. MARTIN, DANNY JOE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball; Gym Squad Leader: D. E. Club; Senior Day Committee: Honor League Member. MARTIN, JANET MARIE—Gym Squad Lead- er; H. R. Office; Office Helper; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. MARTIN, RONALD WAYNE — Intramural Basketball; Gym Squad Leader: Junior Red Cross; Lunch Helper; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. MASON, GLENN NEAL—D. E. Club: Honor League Member. MASON, WALTER PHILIP, JR.—Intramural Basketball; Golf; Band, Fresh.: French Club ; Honor League Member. MAYHUGH, GLORIA JEAN—Intr anu tal Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader: Choir: Chorus; ICT; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Member. McBRAYER, ELLA MOORMAN- Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, 3adminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Spanish Club: “Glass Eye” Staff; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. McCORMICK, CALVIN, JR—Stock Holders Club; Senior Day Committee: Honor League Member. McCRAW, CALVIN LEMADGE RBasketball, Intramural, Var., JV, Fresh.: Gym Squad Lead- er; D. E. Club; Stock Holders -Club: Honor League Member. McCRAW, LEROY, JR. — Basketball, Intra- mural, Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. McDERMOTT, MARY ELIZABETH—1 iter- ary Society; Science Club; French Club; “High Times” Staff; Public Speaking Club; Tri-Hi-Y; A.F.S.; Quill and Scroll; Senior Play ; Honor League Member; National Hon- or Society. McDONALD, THOMAS DAVIS—Latin Club; “High Times” Staff, Managing Ed.: Public Speaking Club; Class Committee: Senior Day Committee; Student Council Monitor; Assem- bly Committee; Quill and Scroll; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. LS McFARLAND, WAYNE B. — French Club; Honor League Member. McGEHEE, SHERIDAN LEE-—Spanish Club; F.H.A.; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y: Library Council- Helper; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. McKENNA, MICHAEL A. — Spanish Club; Mi-Y; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Member. McLENNAN, SUE — Intramural Volleyball, Speed-away; French Club; “Glass Eye” Staff; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Student Council Monitor; Tri-Hi- Y; Honor League Member. McWANE, LAWRENCE HENRY — Intra- mural Basketball; Football, Fresh., JV; Gym Squad Leader; Manager of Sports, BB; Choir; Special Choir; Stock Holders Club; French Club; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor: Li- brary Council-Helper; Cafe Cashier; Honor League Member. MEHAFFY, LAWRENCE — Honor League Member. MILLNER, PATRICIA ANN—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A., � Treas... -V; “Presi: Y-Teens: Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. MITCHELL, JUDITH TORRENCE-—Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; Special Choir; Spanish Club; F.H.A.: H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Program Seller; M.G.A.; Honor League Member. MONROE, BERNARD HAROLD — Gym Squad Leader; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; One Act Play; Spanish Club, Pres.; Class Committee; H. R. Office; Pep Commit- tee; Special Teacher’s Helper; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket Seller; Spanish Tournament; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. MONTGOMERY, BETTY JEAN—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Oheerleader, Var.; Band, Sr.; Latin Club; H. R. Office; “Critic” Staff; Advertis- ers; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; A.F.S.; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Band Letter; Quill and Scroll: Honor League Member; National Honor So- ciety. MONTGOMERY, SUSAN—Intramural Volley- bell; Choir; French Club; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Moni- tor; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; National Hon- or Society. MOODY, LEONARD BYRON —Track: Shop Award; Honor League Member. MOON, MARY ELIZABETH — [Intramural Hockey, Speedball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Senior Day Com- mittee; Y-Teens; Office Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. Senior Directory MORRIS, ELIZABETH C.—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Glass Palette; Literary Society; Spanish Club; Essays Contest; Class Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic As- sociation Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. MORRIS, STEVE A—Basketball, Var.; French Club; Student Council Monitor; Ath- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. MORRISON, NORWOOD ORVICK—Basket- ball, Fresh., Var.; Tennis, Var.; Gym Squad Leader; French ‘Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Hi-Y; Class Committee; M.G.A.; Honor League Member. MORRISON, PAMELA LEE — Gym Squad Leader; Glee Club; D. E. Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. MOSER, CHIPPER — Intramural Basketball; Track; Gym Squad Leader; H. R. Office; Stu- dent Council, H. R. Representative; Honor League Member. MOYER, CHERYL ANN—Intramural Basket- ball; F.H.A.; Office Helper; Honor League Member. MULHOLLAND, IRVIN ALEXANDER— Basketball, Intramural, Fresh., JV, Var.; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. MULLAN, ANN HARPER — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; G.A.A.; Cheerleader, Var., Head; Liter- ary Society; French Club; Latin Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Moni- tor; Pep ‘Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Library Coun- cil-Helper; Office Helper; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Girls’ State; Senior Court; Hon- or League Member. MUNDY, PUTNAM JANE — Intramurai Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Literary Society; French Club; Class Committee; Stu- dent Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Assembly Committee; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Ath- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; National Hon- or Society. MURPHY, JOHN C., JR.—Glass Palette; Latin ‘Club; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. MURPHY, PHOEBE JANE—Intramural Hockey, Speedball; Gym Squad Leader; Choir ; Chorus; Glee Club; Junior Red Cross; Special Choir; Honor League Member. MURPHY, RONALD DAVID—David Garrick Players; 'D. G. Play; Senior Play; Spanish Club; Senior Day Committee; Assembly Com- mittee; Light Crew, Chairman; Honor League Member. MURRAY, FRANK GRAHAM — Intramural 3asketball; Football, JV; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish ‘Club; Varsity “G”’ Club; “Glass Eye” Staff; H. R. Office: Athletic As- eras Ticket Seller; Honor League Mem- er, MYERS, JAMES—Gym Squad Leader; Choir; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; Spanish Club, Pres.; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Of- fice; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. MYERS, JOAN LINNELL—Intramural Basketball; Honor League Member. N NAFF, NANCY SUSANNE — French Club; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Office Helper; Honor League Member. NEAS, SARA ELIZABETH—Gym Squad Leader; ICT: “High Times” Staff: “Glass Eye” Staff; Honor League Member; Y-Teens; Tunior Red Cross. NEAS, WILLIAM EDWARD — Football, Fresh.; Shop Award; Honor League Member. NEIGHBORS, JO ANNE—Gym Squad Lead- en GAA] DE Club EEA. Ren Ottices Y-Teens; Office Helper; Lunch Helper; Ath- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. NEIN, DAVID ROBERT—Golf; Science Club; Latin Club; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. NEW, ROBERT WAYNE—D. E. Club; Honor League Member. NEWTON, BARBARA JANE — Intramural Basketball. Volleyball, Hockey, Softball; F.B.L.A.; H. R. Office: Y-Teens; Office Help- er; Athletic Association Program Seller; Hon- or League Member. NEWTON, ELIZABETH JANE-—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Sauad Jeader; French Club; H. R. Office: Student Council Monitor: Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A. Award; Honor League Member. NISHIKURA, KAZUYOSHI—Science Club; ‘Fiioh Times” Staff: Ouill and Scroll: Honor League Member; National Honor Society, Associate Member, Co-Treasurer. NORRIS, FRANCES MAE — Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Honor League Member. NORTON, SUSAN LINDA—Literary Society, French Club, “Critic’ Staff; “High Times” Staff, Co-Ed.; Debate Club, Sec.; Forensic Club; Public Speaking Club, Pres.; Student Council Monitor; Tri-Hi-Y; A.F.S.; Ouill and Scroll; National Merit Finalist; Senior Play; Voted “Most Likely to Succeed”; Honor League Member; National Ho nor Society. 316 Senior NOVAK, CAROLYN MARIE—F.H.A.; Honor League Member; Transfer. NUCKOLS, MARSHALL R., JR. — Spanish Club; F.B.L.A.; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. NURMI, MELINDA LESLIE — Intramura! Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball; Span- ish Club; Student Council Monitor; Pep Com- mittee; Tri-Hi-Y; A.F.S.; Office Helper: Span- ish Tournament; Honor League Member: Na- tional Honor Society. O OAKES, DARREL — Basketball, Intramural: Football, Fresh., Var., JV: Track: Baseball: Gvm Sauad Leader: Spanish Club; Varsity “G” Club; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Hi-Y: Athletic Association Ticket and P---ram Seller: Honor Leacue Member, H. R. Representative. O’BRIAN, LELAND R.—French Club: Stu- dent Council Monitor; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller: Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. |e PADGETT, BETSY JANE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Speed-awav; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Orchestra: F.H.A.: Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. PAGE, SHEILA DAWN-—Intramural Basket- ball, Softball; Gym Squad Leader: Honor League Member. PARIS, MIKE—Honor League Member. PATTERSON, THOMAS E.—Gym Squad Leader; “High Times” Staff; H. R. Office: Hi-Y; Class Committee: Honor League Mem- ber. PAVEK, DONNA DARENE—Choir: F.H.A.: Honor League Member. PEERY, LINDA CARYL—Intramural 3asket- ball; French Club; F.H.A.: Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member. PERDUE, DANNY EARL—Gym Squad Lead- eno. E. Clabse FBT sae Sener Day Com- mittee; Lunch Helner: Honor League Mem- ber. PERKINS, JAMES DOUGLAS — Band, Diss Spanish Club; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. PETTICREW, JANE FRIGG — [Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton; Choir: Glass Palette; F.H.A.: Spanish Club: H. R. Office; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. PETTYJOHN, JOHN KEMP_]� {ham alagalqbeoe (2) || Basketball; Football, Fresh., JV; Track: Gym Squad Leader; French Club; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Member, 317 Directory PHILLIPS, JANET CURTIS—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Speedball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Chorus; French Club; Spanish Club; Essays Contest; V. Pres., Sopho- omore Class; Class Council, H. R. Representa- tive; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor: Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket Seller; Honor League Member; National Honor Society, Secretary. PHIPPS, PHYLLIS ANN—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Chorus; Glee Club; D. E. Club; H. R. Office; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. POLISSE, JANET ELSA—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball; Science Club; Latin Club: Honor League Member; National Honor So- ciety. POLLARD, PATRICIA DARLENE — Choir: Chorus; D. E. Club; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. POLLARD, SANDRA DIANNE—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; Glee Club; F.B.L.A.; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Office Helper; Special Teacher’s Help- er; Honor League Member. PORTER, HENRY DANIEL, JR. — Choir: F.B.L.A.; H. R. Office; Honor League Mem- ber. POWERS, ROBERT C.—Gym Squad Leader; H. R. Office; Honor League Member. PREBLE, THOMAS E.WIntramural Basket- ball; Football, Fresh., JV; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; H. R. Office: Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. PRESLEY, JACQUELINE CELENE—Choir, Chorus, Glee Club; Spanish Club; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. PRESLEY, MARY JOSEPHINE — Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Honor League Member. PROEHL, REBECCA ANNE — [Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Band, Sr.; French Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Of- fice; Student Council, H. R. Representative ; Student Council Monitor; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Program Seller; Basketball Sportsman Award; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. PUGH, BONNIE JEAN—French Club; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s Help- er; Senior Play; Honor League Member. a a a A ee Senior Directory PUGH, PHYLLIS O’NEAL — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Speed-away; G.A.A.; Cheer- leader, JV, Var.; Glass) Palette, Treas., Sec.: Class Council, H. R. Representative: H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Senior Court; G.A.A. Award; National Honor Society, V. Pres. PURSLEY, CYNTHIA JAYNE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Majorettes; Choir; Special Choir; French Club; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Office Help- er; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. R RANSON, CAROLYN JEAN — [Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball; Gym Squad Leader; French Club; Junior Red Cross; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. : RASH, WAYNE, JR.—David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; Stage Crew; Science Club; Span- ioe Glob. “Glass. Eye” Stati; Hi-Y: Henor League Member. REDDY, DAVID E.Spanish Club; H. R. Of- fice; Honor League Member. REDFERN, ROBERT—Science Club; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Assembly Com- mittee; Honor League Member. REGAN, GARY DOUGLAS—Basketball, Var., (Veaiinack t= Dain Clubs) Spanish ‘Club Cate Bank Runner; Honor League Member. REID, BARBARA ANN—Intramural Volley- ball; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; David Garrick Riavetshae Da Bs (Clube FA. Treas. + El. R: Office; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. RELF, WILLIAM THOMAS—D. FE. Club; Honor League Member. RHODES, NANCY EVERETTE—Gym Squad Leader; Glass Palette; French Club; Latin Club, Pres.; V. Pres. Sophomore Class; V. Pres., Senior Class; Class Committee; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Coun- cil H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Assembly Committee; Pep Commit- tee; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Girls’ State: Essays Contest; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. RICHARDS, DORIS LOUISE — Intramural Basketball, Speed-away; Cheerleaders, JV; Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Cafe Cashier, Lunch Helper; Honor League Member. RICHARDSON, DAVID — Basketball, Intra - mural, Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Special Choir; French Club; Freshman Class Treas.; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Boys’ State; Senior Court King; Honor League Member; Voted “Best Looking.” ROAKES, BRENDA ELAINE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, 3adminton, Hockey, Sipeed-away; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Y-Teens; special Teacher's Helper; Honor League Member. ROBINSON, SANDRA KAYE — Y-Teens; Honor League Member. ROGERS, SHIRLEY LEE — Intramural 3asketball, Volleyball, Softball, Speed-away ; GAA. DD: E. Club; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. RUCKER, JANE THOMPSON — Intramural Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; Glass Palette; French Club, V. Pres.; Forensic Club; Stu- dent Council Monitor; Tri-Hi-Y Office Help- er; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Essay Contest; Honor League Mem- ber; National Honor Society. RUDDER, JO ANN —Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Stock Holders: Club; E-ELA.; ICT: Pep Com= mittee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. RUSKA, DAVID ANTHONY — Basketball, Ereshe awe) eninis. ie Viet Gyineer so Giadamseadetas Literary Society; Science Club; French Club; “Critic” Staff; Debate Club; V. Pres.; Foren- sic Club; Senior Day Committee; Student Council Parliamentarian; Student Council Monitor; Assembly Committee; National Merit Finalist; Quill and Scroll; Latin Tournament; Speech Contest; Honor League Member; Na- tional Honor Society. Ss SAGER, ROBERT FREDRICK — Honor League Member. SALMON, RICHARD JOHN—Football, Var.; French Club; Varsity “G”’ Club; Honor League Member. SAMUELS, LINDA LOUISE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, 3adminton, Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader: G.A.A.; Science Club; Spanish Club; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross: Office Helper; Athletic Associa- tion Program Seller; Honor League Member. SAMUELS, LYNN — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Literary Society; French Club; Latin Club; “Critic” Stafi; “Glass Eye’ Stait; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Quill and Scroll; Honor League Member; National Hon- or Society. SANDERS, WILLIAM DIXON — Intramural Basketball; Honor League Member. SANDERSON, VICKI W.—Gym Squad Lead- er; F.H.A.; Senior Day Committee; Pep’ Com- mittee; Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. 318 Senior SAUNDERS, BRENDA L—Intramural Vol- leyball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader: Lit- erary Society; David Garrick Players; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office: Junior Red Cross; Spanish Tournament; Hon- or League Member. SAUNDERS, CHARLES ROBERT — Stock Holders Club; Honor League Member. SAUNDERS, RICHARD NEIL, JR.— Intra- mural Basketball; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. SCHLOTTERBECK, JOHN THOMAS — Sci- ence Club, V. Pres.; Latin Club; Debate Club; Essays Contest; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation; Honor League Member: National Honor Society. SCHMITT, MILTON H.—Football, JV; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club; Stock Holders Club; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. SCHOMER, VICKI ANNE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away; Literary Society; David Garrick Players; French Club; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Help- er; Honor League Member. SEAGLE, JOSEPH LACY — Science Club: Class Council, H. R. Representative: Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Honor League Member. SEAGLE, SAMUEL GILES—Glass Palette, V. Pres., Pres.; Literary Society; French Club, Pres.; “Critic” Staff; President, Sr. Class; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee: H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Boys’ State; Senior Court; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; National Honor Society; Voted “Most Responsible” and “Most Well-Rounded.” SHANER, LESLIE ANN—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader: G.A.A.; Band, Sr.; Science Club; Latin Clube wee Re Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative ; Pep Committee; Y-Teens: Junior Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. SHARP, SHARON SUE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Speed- away; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club: Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s Helper ; Honor League Member. SHELTON, TIMOTHY EDWIN —Intramural Basketball; Golf; Science Club: French Club ; Hi-Y; Honor League Member. SHELTON, TOMMY HAMILTON —H. R. Of- fice; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Mem- ber; National Honor Society. SHOTTON, LYNNE ELIZABETH — Jnira- mural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Tennis; G.A.A.; Chiooir; Glee Club; Special Choir; French Club; Latin Club: Class Committee ; H. R. Ofifice; Student Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Com- mittee; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; French Tournament: Na- tional Honor Society. 319 Directory SIMMS, ROSE MARIE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speedball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader: F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Essays Contest; Y-Teens: Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member ; National Honor Society. SIMPSON, ELIZABETH PARKE — [ntra- mural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey; French Club: Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor: Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Latin Tournament; Honor League Member. SKINNER, JEAN DUNNING — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey; Literary So- ciety; David Garrick Players: D. G. Play ; French Club; French Tournament; Honor League Member; Senior Play. SMITH, CHARLES L.—Baseball; Honor League Member. SMITH, JOAN ELIZABETH—Intramural Basketball; Cho ir; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; Senior Play; Latin Club: Forensic Club; H. R. Office; Pep Committee: Honor League Member; National Honor Society. SMITH, KATHLEEN RUTH — Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Literary Society; French Club; “Critic” Staff; “Glass Eye” Staff: Senior Day Committee; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Quill and Scroll: Honor League Member. SMITH, PAMELA DEA—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Softball, Speedball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader: Spanish Club; F.H.A.;: ICT: Honor League Member; Student Council, H. R. Representa- tive; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Mem- ber. SMITH, ROBERT LEWIS, JR.—Senior Day Committee; Shop Award; Honor League Mem- ber. SMITH, SUSAN MARIE—Forensic Club; Pep Committee; Library Council-Helper; Honor League Member. SMOOT, WAYNE—Gym Squad Leader: Band, Fresh., Sr.; French Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office: Student Council Monitor; Honor League Member. SMYTHE, NANCY CHOSTER — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club: Essays Contest; Student Council Monitor; Honor League Mem- ber. SMYTHERS, JUDY DIANE—Intramural Vol- leyball, Hockey; Gym Squad Leader: French Club; F.H.A:; Class Council,’ H. R; Repre- sentative; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Y- Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Cafe Cashier: Honor League Member. SOMERS, STEVE — Science Club; French Club; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Mem- ber. Senior Directory SORRELL, ROSE MARIE—Choir; Glee Club: D. E. Club; Latin Club; F.H.A.; Volleyball; Honor League Member. SPENCER, LARRY FRANKLIN—Gym Squad Leader; Manager of Sports, T; Choir; Cafe Bank Runner; Athletic Assoctation Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. SPRADLIN, LINDA DARE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speedball; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Tri- Hi-Y; Honor League Member. SPROUSE, EMMETT LEWIS — Intramural Volleyball, Badminton, Softball; Gym Squad Leader; Honor League Member. ST. JOHN, FAITH C.—Gym Squad Leader; PebieAeweoec. union skied “Cross;) Honor League Member. STAPLES, SHARON LEIGH—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Choir; Chorus; Stock Holders Club; Spanish Club; Class Council, H. R. Representative; H. R. Office; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Library Council-Helper; Athletic Association Program Seller. STENNETTE, LYNN BOWER — Choir; Chorus; Essays Contest; Office Helper; Hon- or League Member. STEPHENS, RICHARD ALAN — Honor League Member. STEVENS, DAVID D—D. E. Club; Honor League Member. STEVENS, DEBORAH ANN — Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Choir; F.B.L.A.; Junior Red Cross; Office Helper; Honor League Member. STEVENS, JAMES W., III—Basketball, JV, Fresh., Var.; Speed-away, Intra.; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Special Choir; “High Times” Staff; Senior Day Committee; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket Seller; Basketball Letter; Honor League Member. STEVENS, PATRICIA MURRAY — Library Council-Helper; Honor League Member. STEWART, DIANE BARBARA—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Softball; Literary Society; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; Senior Day Committee; Pep Committee; A.F.S.; Office Helper; Honor League Member. STINNETTE, JANET—Intramural Volleyball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; D. G. Play; “High Times” Staff; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. STINNETTE, W. T.—D. E. Club; Honor League Member. STOKES, DONALD WAYNE — Intramural Basketball; Band, Sr.; Color Guard, Capt.; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. SUTOR, DAVID PAYNE —Literary Society; David Garrick Players; French Club; “Critic” Staff; Advertisers; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Oiffice; Student Council Monitor; As- sembly Committee; Quill and Scroll; Honor League Member; Voted “Personality Plus” and “Wittiest and NuitWittiest.” SWANN, SANDRA KATHLEEN—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Speedball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Literary Society; David Gar- rick Players; Spanish Club; Secretary, Sopho- more Class; Class Committee; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Tri- Hi-Y; Honor League Member; Voted ‘Wit- tiest and Nitwittiest.” SYDNOR, MALCOLM — Basketball, Intra- mural, JV, Fresh.; Football, Fresh., JV, Var.; Track; Baseball; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Clubs) Varsity. Ge Clubs) Hy Re Ofiicess bias A.F.S.; Athletic Association Program Seller; Honor League Member; Voted “Biggest Flirt.” 1 TALLEY, AMELIA—Literary Society; Science Club; Lattin Club; Pep Committee; Library Council-Helper; Language Tournaments, Latin; Honor League Member; National Honor So- ciety. TAYLOR, CATHERINE M.—Intramural 3asketball, Hockey; Literary Society; French Club; Crest Staff; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Quill and Scroll; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. TAYLOR, EVERETT R.—Track; Gym Squad Leader: Glass Palette; D. E. Club; H. R. Of- ficer; Senior Day Committee; Shop Award; Honor League Member. TAYLOR, LINDA MARIE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Choir; Literary Society ; French Club; Senior Day Committee; Library Council-Helper; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. TAYLOR, MARCIA — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed- away; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Pep Committee ; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member. TAYLOR, RICHARD SQUIRE, JR.—Manager of Sports, FB; Spanish Club; Athletic Assso- ciation Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. TERRELL, EMILY LOUISE — Intramural Basketball, Hockey, Speed-away; Band, Fresh. ; French Club; Public Speaking Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member. TERRY, PHILLIP WAYNE — D. E. Club; Honor League Member. THACKER, SANDRA KAY—Intramural Jasketball, Hockey, Softball; Literary Society; French Club; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. 320 Senior Directory THOMAS, HAROLD—Honor League Member. THOMAS, LINDA SAFERIGHT—D. E. Club; Y-Teens; Honor League Member. THOMPSON, ALFRED D. — Band, Fresh.; Science Club; Honor League Member. THOMPSON, BARRY RAY—Intramural Basketball, Softball; Track; Special Choir; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Lost and Found; Athletic Asso- ciation Ticket Seller; Latin Contest: Honor League Member; National Honor Society. THOMPSON, BRENDA SUE — [ntramural Basketball, Volleyball, Jadminton, Hockey, Tennis, Speed-away; G.A.A.; Orchestra: Sen- ior Day Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member. THOMPSON, HENRY NOEL—Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Spanish Club; Essays Contest: Class Council and H. R. Representative: H. R. Office; Student Council H. R. Representative: Spanish Tournament; Honor League Member. THOMPSON, WILLIAM WADE — Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Senior Day Com- mittee; H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Member. THORN, JOHN BAKER, JR. — Football. Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader; Latin Club: “Glass Eye” Staff; H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross; Cafe Cashier: Honor League Member. THURMOND, MARY PAGE — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Literary Society; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; French Club: H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Repre- sentative; Student Council Monitor: Pep Com- mittee; Tri-Hi-Y: Office Helper; Honor League Member. TICE, JOYCE FAYE—Intramural Basketball, Speed-away; French Club: H. R. Office: Stu- dent Council Monitor: Honor League Member. TINNIN, ANN DOUGLAS — Spanish Club; Senior Day Committee; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. TOWLER, KEMPER EDWARD — Football, Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader: Manager of Sports, BB; Band, Fresh.; Spanish Club’: Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. TRENT, BRENDA MARIE—Intramural Vol- leyball; Choir; Y-Teens: Office Helper; Honor League Member. TRENT, DEBORAH JEAN—In tramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speedball; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.; F.B.LA.; “High Times” Staff; Class Council; Pep Committee: Y-Teens; Special Teacher’s' Helper; Honor League Member. TRENT, JOYCE GAYLE—F.H.A., ICT: Pep Committee; Honor League Member. TRENT, JOYCE MARIE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis: F.H.A.; Senior Day Committee: G.A.A. Award Honor League Member. ’ 321 TRENT, MELVIN CLYDE—Track; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. TRENT, ROGER LEE—Science Club; French Club; Student Council, H. R. Representative ; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. TRENT, WISTAR H.—Intramural Basketball: Gym Squad Leader; Manager of Sports, BBR FB; Spanish Club; Varsity “G’ Club: H.R. Office; Special Teacher’s Helper; Athletic As- sociation Ticket and Program Seller: Honor League Member. TREVEY, JOHN DOUGLAS—Track: Mana- ger of Sports, T; Spanish Club: Varsity “G” Club; Senior Day Committee; Track Letters; Honor League Member. TRICE, CHARLES LUMSDEN —Basketbali, Var., JV., Fresh.; Gym Squad Leader; “Glass Eye” Staff; Senior Day Committee: Hi-Y; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. TUCKER, LINDA SUE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey; French Club: ik AAS Class Committee; Pep Committee: Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Office Helper; Honor League Member; National Honor Society. TURNER, DONALD—Gym Squad Leader; Senior Day Committee; Honor League Mem- ber. TURNER, SONDRA LEE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball; Choir; F.H.A.; Spanish Club; Pep Committee ; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. TUTHILL, JOAN CARROLL — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Tennis, Speed- ball; G.A.A.; Cheerleader, JV, Var. Bane Fresh.; Literary Society; Senior Play; French Club; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Senior Court: Voted “Best Looking”; Honor League Member. TUTTLE, DAVID—Gym Squad Leader; Hon- or League Member. TWEEDY, SAUNDRA MICHELLE — Choir; Honor League Member. TYREE, RICHARD W. JR.—I Nt ihe im wre Basketball; Fresh, Basketball; Manager of Sports, BB, FB; Stock Holders Clubs Gis H. R. Office; Hi-Y; Honor League Member. U UPSHUR, FONTAINE — Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey; Tennis, Speedball, Speed-away; French Club; Class Committee; Class Council and H. R. Repre- sentative; Honor League Officer: Student Council, H. R. Representative: Student Coun- cil Monitor; Assembly Committee: Pep Com- mittee; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Pro- gram Seller; Honor League Member. Senior Vv VESS, ERIC C.—Spanish Club; Assembly Committee; Sound Crew; Honor League Mem- ber. VIAR, PATRICIA ELLEN — Choir; Latin Club; Essays Contest; Y-Teens; Latin Tourna- ment; Honor League Member; National Hon- or Society. WwW WADE, PATSY—Intramural Basketball; Choir; Chorus; Glee Club; ICT; Honor League Member. WADE, PHYLLIS ANN—Intramural Volley- ball, Hockey; Library Council-Helper; Office Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. S WALDRON, DAVID MARSHALL — Track; Gym Squad Leader; Stock Holders Club; French Club; Class Council and H. R. Repre- sentative; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Cafe Bank Runner; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Mem- ber. WALLING, BETTY LOU—Intramural Volley- ball, Hockey, Speed-away; Band, Fresh.; Choir: ICT; Spanish Club; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; Honor League Member. WARE, ROSA LENA—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball; Stock Holders Club; F.H.A.; Library Council-Helper ; G.A.A. Award; Honor League Member. WATERS, ANNE BRADFORD — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Gym Squad Leader; Literary Society; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; French Club; Forensic Club; Essays Contest; Class Council and H. R. Representa- tive; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor ; Pep Committee; Office Helper; Poster Con- test; Honor League Member. WEAVER, TOBY REED — Football, JV; Track; Choir; Stock Holders Club; Choir Award; Special Choir; Honor League Member. WEILAND, WILLIAM RUTHER — Track; D. E. Club; Honor League Member. WEISS, CAROLYN GAYNELLE—Gym Squad Leader; Choir; French Club; Class Council and H. R.. Representative; Senior Day Com- mittee; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross: Tri-Hi-Y; Special Choir; Honor League Member. WENNERSTROM, CAROL LEE—Intremural Hockey, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Choir; Spanish Club; Class Committee; Class Council and H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Pep Committee; Junior Red Cross; Office Helper; Honor League Member. WERN, ROBERT—Gym Squad Leader; ICT; H. R. Office; Lunch Helper; Honor League Member. Directory WHATELY, PAUL—Track; Gym Squad Lead- er; Hi-Y; Honor League Member. WHEELER, JOHN OXENHAM — Literary Society; Science Club; Latin Club; “Critic” Staff; Class Council and H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Coun- cil Monitor; Assembly Committee; S.C.A. Scholastic Achievement Award; National Merit Finalist; Boys’ State; Quill and Scroll; Latin Tournaments; Senior Play; Voted “Most Like- ly To Succeed”; Honor League Member; Na- tional Honor Society, President. WHITCOMB, JAMES—Honor League Mem- ber. WHITE, HARRY VIRGIL, III—D. E. Club; Spanish Club; Honor League Member. WHITE, STEPHANIE CRIST — Intramural Speedball; Gym Squad Leader; Stock Holders Clabes EaEWAS ss Glassumidyer me Stati econ Council, H. R. Representative; Honor League Member. WILKES, HUBERT ROGER—Choir; Stock Holders Club; H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross; Lunch Helper; Honor League Member. WILKS, DAVID — Intramural Basketball; Football, Fresh. JV; Track; Gym Squad Lead- en, He Re Otice se rootball Benter sioner League Member. WILLIAMS, JUDY — Intramural Hockey; Gyms squad leaders De hs Club me sr int Library Council-Helper; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. WILLOUGHBY, MYRTLE JOANNE— EK BAp AG) He Ro Offices Y-leens 9) untor hed Cross; Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member. WINEMAN, JANIE RAE—Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis; Gym Squad Leader; G.A.A.; Glass Palette; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; GA.A. Award; Honor League Member; National Honor So- ciety. WINSTEAD, ELIZA STERLING — Gym Squad Leader; Cheerleader, JV; Literary So- ciety; Latin Club; Student Council, H. R. Rep- resentative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Helper; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Mem- ber; National Honor Society. WITHEY, GEORGIA—Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey; Speed-away; Literary So- ciety; Spanish Club; “Critic” Staff; Class Com- mittee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor League Member. WITT, EDWARD RUCKER, JR.—Football, Fresh., Var., JV; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Varsity “G” Club; Class Coun- cil and H. R. Representative; Junior Red Cross: Hi-Y; Cafe Bank Runner; Athletic Association Ticket and Program Seller; Honor League Member. 322 Senior WITT, JAMES HOWARD—Gym Squad Lead- er; Literary Society; David Garrick Players; D. G. Play; D. E. Club; Spanish Club: Class Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council, H. R. Representative; Special Teacher’s Help- er; Cafe Bank Runner; Honor League Mem- ber. WOMACK, PATRICIA ANN — [Intramural Volleyball, Hockey, Speedball; Gym Squad Leader; F.H.A.; ICT; Senior Day Committee: H. R. Office; Junior Red Cross: Honor League Member. WOOD, BEVERLEY HOWARD-— Intramural Basketball; Gym Squad Leader; Latin Club: Crest Staff; Essays Contest; Public Speaking Club; Class Committee; Pep Committee: Latin Tournament; Honor League Member: Senior Play; National Honor Society. WOOD, CLAUDE ARTHUR, JR.—Football, Var.; Track; Gym Squad Leader; H. R. Office: Honor League Member, WOOD, DORIS DIANE—Latin Club: H. R. Office; Honor League Member. WOOD, KATHRYN JANE—Intramural Vol- leyball, Badminton, Softball; Gym Squad Lead- er; Glee Club; Y-Teens: Honor League Mem- ber. WOOD, LARRY—Basketball, Intramural, JV, Fresh.; Football, Fresh., JV; Track: Baseball, Capt.; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club: Varsity “G” Club; Junior Class President: Sen- ior Day Committee; President Honor League; Student Council Monitor; Honor League Mem- ber. WOOD, MARY MARGARET — [Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey; Literary So- ciety; French Club; F.H.A.; Class Council, H. R. Representative; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Student Council Monitor; Pep Committee; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross: Tri- Hi-Y; Honor League Member: National Hon- or Society. WOODALL, RICHARD T.—“Glass Kye” Staff; H. R. Office; Athletic Association Ticket Sell- er; Honor League Member: National Honor Society. 323 Directory WORLEY, BARBARA ANN—Intramural Vol- leyball, Hockey, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; D. E. Club, Sec.; F.H.A.; Junior Class Treas.; Class Council; Junior Red Cross; A'th- letic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. WORLEY, BRUCE ALAN—Intramural Basketball; Football, Fresh., JV; Track; Gym Squad Leader; Spanish Club; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Office; Hi-Y: Special Teacher’s Helper; Honor League Member, H. R. Representative. WORLEY, MARY SUSAN — Chorus; Y- Teens; Honor League Member. WRIGHT, JANE LOUISE — Intramural 3asketball, Volleyball, Softball, Speed-away; Stock Holders Club; Honor League Member. WRIGHT, KENNETH W.—Track: Gym Squad Leader; H. R. Office: Senior Day Committee; Honor League Member. WRIGHT, LINDA DIANE—H. R. Office: Y- Teens; Office Helper; Honor League Member. WRIGHT, LUTHER GUY — Crest Staff; Protography Awards: Honor League Member; National Honor Society. WRIGHT, ROBIN STEIN — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Gym Squad Leader; Band, Fresh., Sr.; Choir; D. E. Club: French Club; H. R. Office; Pep Committee: Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. WYATT, SUSAN REYNOLDS — Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Bedminton, Hockey, Softball, Speed-away; Literary Society; French Club; “High Times” Staff; Library Council- Helper; Cafe Cashier, Lunch Helper; Athletic Association Ticket Seller; Honor League Member. vé YOUNG, RICHARD—Honor League Member; Senior Play. A Abbitt, Joyce MacLean, 33 Abramson, Sandra, 116, 177 Ackley, Jim, 133, 134, 229 Adamee, Linda Kay, 33, 182, 183, 185, 202 Adams, Ann, 97 Adams, Benny Phillip, 33 _Adams, Betty, 100, 211 Adams, Cecil, 120 _ Adams, Celia, 112, 204 Adams, Clyde, 105, 202 Adams, Daniel, 135 | Adams, Earl Rice, 33, 171, 204, 206, 218 | Adams, Susan, 119, 171 Adamson, Jeannine, 33, 215 _Aderton, Peggy, 110, 208, 209 Adkins, John, 114 Adler, Audrey, 126, 209 _Agee, Sharon, 118 Akers, Sid, 95 | Alderman, Charles, 134 | Alfredson, Eric, 138 Allen, Brenda, 127 | Allen, Cecil, 127 | Allen, Christopher, 123 | Allen, Debbie, 95 | Allen, Donna, 102, 208 Allen, Heyward Wayne, 33, 191 Allen, Sharon Raye, 134 _| Almond, Clarence, 124 Almond, Donna Charlene, 102 ‘Almond, Susan, 118, 171 |Alper, Barbara, 114 ‘Alper, Nelson, 128 Alvis, Robert Barry, 98 Amonette, Rob, 131 Anders, Dixie, 95 Anderson, Janice, 33, 185 Anderson, Julia, 33, 185, 195, 201, -F 218 Anderson, Ralph, 33, 191, 205 | Anderson, Sharon, 130 Anderson, Thomas Ray, 102, 203 | Anthony, Robert, 129 Apperson, Carolyn, 138 Arendale, Donna, 135 Armes, Jerry W., 100 Armistead, Nancy, 113 ‘Armstrong, Sam, 113 Armstrong, Suzanne, 135, 188, 208 Arrington, Kenneth, 114 Arthur, Charles, 126 Arthur, Gibbs, 131 Arthur, James, 112 Arthur, Stevie, 135, 236, 244 Arthur, Tommy, 132 Ashwell, Catherine, 135 Ashwell], Cindie, 95 Ashwell, Earl, 137 Ashwell, Linda Faye, 33, 185 Atkins, Garnett, 113, 235, 244 Atlee, Michael, 118 Aultice, Regina, 31, 33, 173, 185, 202, 211, 218 Austin, Glennie, 198 Averett, John A., 111, 210, 241, 244 Averett, William, 116 | Ayers, Vicky, 110 Student Directory B Baber, Cecilia, 33 Baber, Cynthia, 137 Baber, Darlene, 103, 186 Baber, Phyllis, 120 Baer, Charles, 112, 203 Baer, Edward, 137 Bagby, Randall, 95 Bailess, Betty, 128 Bailey, Brenda, 132, 212 Bailey, Charles David, 34, 226 Bailey, Gladys (dropped), 120 Bailey, Judith, 128 Bailey, Judy, 34, 192, 195, 202, 213, 214 Bailey, Ray, 102, 204, 234 Bailey, Rebecca, 119 Bailey, Robert, 130 Baily, Barbara, 34, 211 Baker, Francis, 132 Baker, Leslie, 124 Baker, Peyton Sanford, 34 Baldwin, Betty, 105 Baldwin, Edwin, 127 Baldwin, Monroe, 109 Ball, David, 136, 255 Ballard, John, 135, 236 Ballard, Pam, 34, 192, 213 Ballowe, Garland, 123 Ballowe, Gloria Jean, 203 Ballowe, Steven, 100, 195, 234, 244 Bane, Judy, 192 Barbour, Vincent, 131, 242 Barker, Lee, 134, 179, 212 Barker, Mary Lynn, 130, 212 Barksdale, Paula, 128 Barley, Claudia, 120 Barrett, Donald, 129, 193 Barrett, Kathy, 123, 208 Bartley, Richard, 138 Bartley, William, 103, 206 Bass, Phyllis, 114 Bass, Ronnie, 135 Bates, Debbie, 120 Baughn, Cindy, 138, 212 Beale, Delores, 128 Beale, Sandra, 34 Beard, George, 95, 203 Beck, Brenda, 129, 179 Beck, Debbie, 95, 201 Beckner, Nancy, 132 Belkin, Marilyn, 113 Bell, Laverne, 131 Bell, Sandra, 113 Bell, Steven, 135 Bennett, Cheryl, 112 Bennett, Nancy, 103 Bennington, Jo Ann, 135, 136, 171, 179, 212 Bennington, Mary Kay, 35, 183, 185, 213, 214, 252 Bergman, Ricky, 127 Bergman, Theodore, 103, 202 Bergstrom, Ronald, 100 Berryman, Thomas, 114 Bersch, Phillip, 120 Bevley, Cynthia, 127 Bibb, Debbie, 134, 212 Bibb, James D., 34 Bibb, Kathy Bell, 134, 198, 212 Bittle, Patricia, 103, 204, 208 Blackburn, Bobby, 131 Blackwell, Kathy, 105, 170, 189, 199, 206, 209 Blake, Grady, 34 Blankenship, Barry, 124 Blankenship, Don, 113, 235, 246 Blankinship, Charles, 98, 234 Blankinship, Maurice, 135 Blankinship, Rebecca, 127 Blankinship, Stephen, 205 Blanks, Brenda, 128, 198 Blanks, Gary Melvin, 35 Blanton, Lee, 103 Blanton, Stephen, 134 Blencowe, Mary Janet, 31, 35, 170, 172, 202, 218, 220, 221 Blevins, Brenda Lee, 35, 169, 170, 195, 197, 203, 218, 221 Blum, Robert, 100 Blum, Wm. Keith, 117, 235, 244 Bolding, Donald, 136 Bolton, Rodney, 131 Bomar, Bobby, 117 Bomas, Alan, 97, 177 Bond, Fred, 36 Bondurant, David, 123 Booth, Anita, 98 Booth, James, 110, 111, 177 Boothe, Larry, 113 Bosiger, Elaine, 95, 195 Boswell, Harvey Bennett, 36, 191 Bowen, Sylvia, 110 Bowles, Aline, 129 Bowles, Brenda, 109 Bowles, Bryant, 113 Bowles, Patricia Lee, 134 Bowling, Nancy, 36, 183 Bowling, Patty, 194, 136, 212 Bowling, Randall Eugene, 134, 235, 244, Boylan, Betty Lou, 35, 183, 204, 206, 218, 220 Bozeman, Shirley, 126, 212 Bradley, Doris Ann, 117, 171 Bradley, Henry, 105 Bradley, Marcia, 114, 198 Bradley, Richard, 130 Bradner, Bonnie, 116 Bradner, Chiquita, 100 Bradner, Gregory, 129 Bragg, Alice, 97 Bragg, Charles, 126 Bragg, Donna, 36 Bragg, Donna Gail, 36, 185, 192 Bragg, Sandra Braumiller, Karen, 116, 171, 189 Braun, Herbert, 36, 210 Breeden, Wesley, 117 Breeding, Charles A., 111, 180 Brenton, Mike, 36, 206, 244 Bridgett, Brenda, 119 Bridgett, Karen Elizabeth, 36, 204, 211% Brogg, Donna, Brookman, Linda, 129 Brooks, Allen, 118 Brooks, Brenda, 114 Brooks, Carolyn, 137, 202 Brooks, Carrol, 116 Brooks, Charlie, 112 Brooks, Cheryl, 97, 215 324 Brooks, Cindy, 127 Brooks, Edward, 124 Brooks, Emmitt, 109 Brooks, Hilda, 116 Brooks, Jo Ann, 114 Brooks, Joseph, 120 Brooks, Joyce, 36, 208 Brooks, Judy, 103, 208, 212 Brooks, Kathy, 131 Brooks, Kay, 135 Brooks, Linda, 112 Brooks, Patsy, 36, 211 Brooks, Raymond, 128 Brocks, Richard, 113, 171 Brooks, Robert, 114 Brooks, Sandra, 100 Brooks, Stephanie, 124 Brown, Barbara, 97 Brown, Carolyn, 137 Brown, Carolyn, 100, 195, 211 Brown, Charlie III, 128 Brown, Judy, 109, 208, 212 Brown, Karin, 114, 182 Brown, Nancy, 36, 184, 204, 209 Brown, Patsy, 117, 198, 209, 212 Brown, Robert (Bobby), 13, 36, 201, 210, 221, 239, 247 Brown, Rose, 135, 212 Brown, Susan Jo, 37 Brown, Steve, 97 Brown, Warren, 131 Bruce, Christy, 113, 202 Bruce, Kathleen Ellen, 21, 37, 183, 201, 204, 214, 218 Bruffy, Brenda, 137 Bruington, Charles, 123 Bruington, Pat, 37, 175, 200, 218, 219 223.0224 Brunfield, Dianne, 124 Bryan, Katherine Jo, 32, 192, 195, 197, 203 Bryan, Paul, 110, 180, 182 Bryant, Anne, 126 Bryant, Betty, 95 Bryant, Brenda, 135 Bryant, Donna Sue, 37, 202, 209, 211 Bryant, Douglas, 131 Bryant, Harry, 127, 208 Bryant, Mary, 37, 194, 204, 218 Buchanan, Tienda: 138, 182, 212 Buck, Barrie, 103, 170, 210, 234, 244 Buck Ellen, 132 Buckley! Robert, 123, 193 Buckley, Tommy; 97 Bullock, Carclyn, 101 Bumgarnes, Linda, 113, 182 Bunger, David William, 37, 191 Burby, Mary, 134 Burch, Jessia Elizabeth Nuckols, 215 Burchette, Rodney, 16, 37 Burdick, Deborah, 116, 119, WAL U6? 202, 209 Burford, Diane, 105, 202 Burford, Patricia, 114 Burg, Pamela Charles, 98 Burgess, David, 100, 195 Burgess, Mary Lou, 96, 185 Burks, Duane, 37, 205 Burks, Sharon, 118, 212 Burnett, Alex, 118 Burnett, Brenda, 38, 211, 218 Burnett, Carolyn Faye, 111 Burnett, Jimmy, 118 Burnett, Kent, 128 Burnett, Mike, 137, 215 Burnett, Robert Lindberg, 37, 191 Burnett, Susan, 122, 137 325 Burnett, Thomas Lee, 37 Burnette, Frank, 128, 171, 236, 244 Burnette, James, 95, 218 Burnette, Michael, 102, 206, 210 Burnette, Michael John, 38 Burnette, Preston, 131 Burnley, Mike, 100 Burns, Donna Dare, 111 Burris, Ellen, 134 Burris, George, 112 Burris, Richard, 97 Burruss, Becky, 105, 106, 252 Burruss, James, 114, 235 Burton, Ashby, 131 Burton, Fred R., 111 B urton, Judy, 135, 212 Burton, Karen, 134 Burton, Kent, 125, 179, 209 Burton, Linda D., 38 Burton, Rocky, 134 Burton, Steve, 130 Bush, Darlene, 118 Bush, John Randall, 134 Byers, Donald, 38 Bynum, Katherine, 118 Cc Caldera, Irene, 98, 204 Caldwell, Robert, 38, 192 Caldwell, Thomas, 96, 204 Caler, Mike, 102 Callaham, Mack, 97, 204, 210, 234, 244 Callahan, David, 110, 210, 234 Callahan, Margaret Ann, 117 Callahan, Mary, 109 Callis, Nancy, 114 Calvert, Doni, 103, 171, 184, 201, 208 Calvert, George, 127, 208, 247 Calvert, Martha, 135, 179 Calvert, Mary, 100, 202, 209 Camden, Ann Marie, 117 Camden, Larry, 95, 225 Camp, Patricia, 97, 195, 211 Campbell, Anne, 101, 175, 184, 203 Campbell, Barbara, 124, 195 Campbell, Catherine, 110, 170 Campbell, Cynthia, 119 Campbell, Danny, 129 Campbell, David, 130 Campbell, Dennis, 127 Campbell, Donna, 130 Campbell, Elaine, 132, 212 Campbell, Gloria, 113 Campbell, James, 127 Campbell, Larry, 112 Campbell, Lillie, 96 Campbell, Melvin, 126 Campbell, Murrell, 109 Campbell, Patricia Ann, 116 Campbell, Patricia Faye, 131, 212 Campbell, Patricia M., 131, LC fh es 7 WP Campbell, Randy R., 111 Campbell, Sandra, 114 Campbell, Sandra, 95 Campbell, Tim, 206 Campfield, Ann, 102 Candler, Darl Buck, 39, 192 Candler, Lucy, 97 Candler, Pat M., 39, 185, 201 Cannon, Donna, 39, 183 Capps, Thomas Clark, 134 Carey, Betty Ray, 39, 171, °195, 197, 202, 214 Carmichael, Clifton, 134 Carpenter, Linda, 171, 120, 189 Carrington, R. C., 130, 135 Carroll, Linda, 39, 211, 215 Carson, Thomas Wayne, 40, 192 C- -ter, David A., 40 Carter, Mark, 118 Carter, Michael, 129 Carter, Morris, 131 Carter, Nelson, 96 Carter, Noel Lee, 40 Cartrett, Chester, 120, 208 Caruso, Angela, 109 Carwile, Ardith, 113, 209 Carwile, Danny, 130 Carwile, Edwin, 114 Carwile, J. W., 132 Carwile, Phylis, 112 Carwile, Sandra, 134 Carwile, Theresa A, 111 Carwile, Thomas, 118 Cary, Douglas, 100 Casey, Malcolm, 135 Casey, Virginia Diane, 129 Casselberry, Louise, 130, 212 Casstevens, Carolyn, 103, 211 Catherwood, Mary, 114 Catlett, Francais, 40 Catlett, Linda H., 111 Catlett, Shirley, 124 Caudill, L. E., 126 Cawthorne, Steve, 119 Chaffin, Leah, 116, 171, 209 Chajka, Carolle, 105, 185, 195 Chamberlain, Evelyn, 135, 212 Chamouris, Thomas, 120, 235, 244 Chaney, Richard, 120 Chapman, Mike, 131 Cheatham, H. P., 103, 234 Cheatham, Ken, 118 Cheatham, Phyllis Grant, 40 Cheatham, Richard Thora 102 Cheatwood, Allen, 95 Chenault, pais 117, 182, 195 Chenault, Michael, 129 Cheves, Pais 101, 177 Chewning, Jesse, 135 Childress, Claude, 124 Childress, Danny Ray, 40, 210, 231, 233, 234, 244 Childress, Diane, 112 Childress, Frankie, 123 Childress, Jerry, 117, 153 Childress, Kyle, 109, 170, 171 Childress, Louis Deals 117, 235, 241, 244 Childress, Martha Rose, 40 Childress, Sandra, 119 Childress, William 112 Chipley, Bobby, 132 Chipley, Terry Anne, 117 Christian, Bruce, 126 Christian, Drury, 135 Christian, Mike, 100, 199 Citty, Mary, 123 Clack, Wanda, 98, 177, 199 Claiborne, Cathie, 40 Clark, Ann, 40, 204 Clark, Aurelia, 105, 211 Clark, Catherine, 126, 179, 209 Clark, Charlotte, 120, 171 Clark, Donna, 40, 174, 200, 211, 218, 223 Clark, Jerry, 95, 215 Clark, John, 120 Clark, Larry, 110 Clark, Melvin, 138 Clark, Priscilla, 113 Clark, Ronald, 113, 183, 208 Clark, Rosemary, 195 Clay, Sandra, 137 ras “ nL Claytor, Pam, 95 Clement, Barbara, 107, 110, 170, 172, 203 Clement, Jonathan, 40, 191, 205 Clements, Dennis, 41, 192 Clements, Glenn, 95 Clements, Ronald, 41, 195, 197, 250 Clements, Steve, 137 Clemmons, Joel, 138 Clemms, Carol, 41 Clendenin, Barbara Jo, 134 Clendenin, Irene, 95 | Clingempeel, Gary, 134 Coats, Marsha, 95 Cobb, Nathalie, 126 Cobb, Sara, 136, 194 Cobb, Winston, 126 | Cofer, John, 123 Cofer, Thomas, 123 Coffee, Johnny, 100, 191, 195, 204 Coffey, Elizabeth, 41, 185, 186, 222 Coffey, Mary Louise, 192, 195 Coffey, Odie, 130 Coffey, Richard, 110 Coffey, Ricky, 138, 242 Coffey, Sandra, 41 Cohen, Susan, 116 Cole, Dana Clifford, 102, 202 Cole, Kenneth, 113 1 Coleman, Armond A., 41, 191, 205 ' Coleman, Barbara, 114 | Coleman, Barbara, 102 | Coleman, Brenda, 120 ' Coleman, Connie, 113, 212 ' Coleman, Edward, 128 Coleman, Judy, 41, 184, 202, 205 ' Coleman, Lee, 112 Coleman, M. Gwen, 41, 215 ' Coleman, Myra, 105, 211 ‘ Coleman, Patricia Ann, 41, 192 _Coleman, Rita, 119, 170 Coleman, Robert, 98 ‘ Coleman, Sandra, 110 Coleman, Seemantha, 132 Coleman, Tommy, 131 Coleman, William, Jr., 138 Coleman, William, 116 Coleman, William, 98 Coles, Gloria, 119, 212 Collins, Glenn, 103, 208 Collins, Karen, 129, 212 Compton, Donald, 101, Connelly, Beth, 105, 252 Conner, John, 41, 174, 201, 223 Conner, Linda, 135 Connor, James, 103, 208, 246 Connor, Nancy, 109, 209 Contarino, John, 123, 236, 242 Coolidge, Mary, 109 Cook, Butch, 117, 225 Cook, Lynn, 41 Cook, Patricia, 137, 171 Cooper, David, 127, 208, 247 Cooper, Rachel, 103, 110, 189 Cooper, Roberta, 18, 42, 182, 195, 197, 202 Copenhaver, Dennis, 128 Cordle, Claude, 118 Cornett, Donny, 98, 202 Cornett, Kathy, 15, 42, 170, 201 Cosby, Anne, 135 Cosby, John, 42 Costan, Ann, 97 Costan, James Marshall, 42, 177, 200, 202, 247 | Costas, Bronier, 114, 171, 182, 235, 244 Cothran, William, 135, 236 Couch, Pat, 110 Couch, Stuart, 42, 201 Covington, Gwen, 103, 195, 202 Cox, Cathy, 113 Cox, Doris, 118 Cox, Judy, 105 Cox, Mike, 119, 241, 246 Craddock, Hal Cleveland, 98, 173, 199 Craghead, Mary, 117, 170 Craig, Betty Bumbarner, 42, 203 Crank, Steve, 131, 244 Crawford, Brenda, 43, 215 Crawford, Sharon, 135, 212 Crawford, Susan, 43, 215 Crawley, Jackie, 103, 195 Crawley, Josie, 119, 235 Crawley, Ted, 43 Creasy, Bobby, 116 Creasy, Brenda Darlene, 43 Creasy, Cynthia, 43, 185, 202 Creasy, Mike, 124 Creasy, Phyllis Ann, 102 Crennel, Carl Lee, 43, 210, 231, 234, 246 Crennel, Juliet, 118 Crennel, Jo Anne, 95 Cress, ‘Cheryl, 123, 194, 212 Crews, Brenda, 101 Crews, Cheryl, 122, 135, 212 C.ews, Vicky, 132 Crickenberger, Marcia Jean, 98, 211 Crickenberger, Richard, 97, 191 Crist, Leon, 109 Crocetti, Bonnie, 126 Cronin, Joseph, 118 Cronin, Mary Lou, 105, 188, 208 Crouch, Ernest, 137 Crouch, Lewis, 109 Crowder, Robert, 123, 247 Crowe, Jean Massey, 134 Crowe, Kenny, 127, 208 Culpeper, Pamela, 128 Cumby, Glenn, 136 Cunningham, Bonnie, 97 Cunningham, Carolyn, 129 Cunningham, Eugene, 105 Cunningham, Larry, 95 Cunningham, Linda Lee, 102 Cunningham, Warren Wayne, 44, 210, 234 Cyrus, Ann Belcher, 44 Cyrus, Darlene, 44 Cyrus, Ed, 109 Cyrus, Gerald, 215 Cyrus, James Louis, 191 Cyrus, Kenneth, 44 Czajkowski, Bruce, 100 Czajkowski, Robert, 113 D Dale, B., 92 Dalton, Suzanne Scott, 44, 192 Damron, Steven, 97, 201, 206 Daniel, Bonnie, 118, 212 Daniel, Bruce, 105, 204 Daughtrey, Frank, 44, 204, 208 Davids, Robert, 113, 204, 206, 208 Davidson, Becky, 128 Davidson, Martin Charles, 44, 180, 182 Davidson, Wayne, 44, 192 Davies, Beverly, 98 Davis, Daniel, 124 Davis, Danny, 129 Davis, Jacquelyn, 128, 198 Davis, James, 124 Davis, Jesse Franklin, 134 Davis, Linda Gail, 44, 195 Davis, LuRee, 137, 212 Davis, Mike, 112, 171 Davis, Mitchell, 113 Dawson, Beverly, 135 Dawson, C., 138 Dawson, Debra, 138, 212 Dawson, Margaret, 135, 212 Dawson, Susan, 105, 182 Day, Anita Cheryl, 44, 195, 202 Day, Carolyn, 138 Day, George, 126, 236, 242 Day, James, 132 Deacon, Carolyn, 98 Deacon, Jo Anne, 13, 45, 169, 170, 180, 182, 189, 200, 202, 218, 221 Deacon, Ronnie, 120 Deacon, Walter, 114 Deacon, Wayne, 135 Dean, John, 96, 191 Deaner, Thomas, 45 Dearing, Flo, 132, 179, 198 Dearing, Jeff, 110, 235, 244 Dearing, Richard, 105 Defibaugh, Lawrence, 113 Defibaugh, Shelby, 97 Dellinger, Jo Anne, 98 Dellinger, Judy, 118, 199 Dellinger, Sandra, 45, 182, 185, 192, 204 Dennis, Chip, 134 De Priest, Dare Wayne, 45 DeShazo, Talmadge Pruitt, Jr., 45, 210, 239 Desmond, Mary Cele, 101, 102, 201, 208 Deuster, Patricia, 98, 201 de Vries, William, 118, 202, 206 DeWitt, Betty Jo, 45, 170, 195, 197, 202 DeWitt, Gary, 126 DeWitt, Lynn Ellen, 45, 195, 202, 218 Dickerson, Alvin, 136, 242 Dickerson, Bonnie, 45, 192 Dickerson, Earl, 123 Dickerson, Susan, 45, 169, 170, 204, 213, 214, 218 Dillard, Celia, Corlette, 98, 184, 199, 214 Dillard, William (Chip), 114 Dillard, Dorie, 126 Divers, Sylvia, 136 Dobyns, David, 110 Dobyns, Raymond, 114 Dodge, Laurie, 109, 170 Dodson, Johnny, 114 Dodson, Kenneth, 134 Dolan, Linda, 109 Dole, Robert, 45 Dolinger, Gloria, 130 Dolinger, Patricia, 131 Donald, Jacque, 119 Dooley, Billy, 45 Dooley, Jane, 129, 212 Doss, Gloria, 128 Doss, Michael, 113 Doss, Roger, 109, 235 Doss, Tim, 114, 182 Dowdy, Joanna, 45, 195, 201 Dowdy, Roger, 19, 46, 184, 195, 197 Downey, Oliva Kay, 46, 185, 195, 211 Driggers, Julian, 135 Driggers, Linda, 132 Driskill, Brenda, 137, 212 Driskill, Donald, 112, 170 Driskill, Jack E., 111, 135 326 Driskill, Linda, 46 Driskill, Ronnie, 103 Droog, Marshall, 97 Druker, Barbara, 112, 172, 202 Drumheller, Al, 105, 192 Drumheller, Melvin Thomas, 98 Dube, Janice, 135, 212 Dube, Roland Norman, 46, 205 Dube, Stewart, 46 Duck, Carlton A., 46, 195 Duckworth, Mary Sue, 130, 171 Dudley, Anna, 120 Dudley, Brenda, 128, 212 Dudley, Jarrett, 13, 47, 201, 214, 221 Duelas, Betsy, 105 Duff, Deborah, 47, 184, 201, 209 Duff, James Alphonso, 98, 210, 234, 244 Dull, Bonnie Sue, 102, 192 Dundon, Thomas, 138 Dunlap, James, 95, 202 Dunn, Dianne, 114 Dunn, Kenneth, 126 Dunn, Mike, 116 DuPriest, Gary, 242 Durie, Linda, 127 Duval, Donald, 123 E Eagle, Jerry, 126 Eagle, June, 105 Eagle, Marvin, 120 Eagle, Thomas, Jr., 128 East, Kathy, 116 East, Susan, 47, 171, 188, 195, 198, 208 East, Troy, 114 Edlund, Randy Carl, 98, 180, 182 Edmondson, Allen, 120 Edmondson, Peggy, 47, 186, 211 Edwards, Gregory Alan, 116 Edwards, Marcia, 126 Eger, James, 116, 235 Eisler, Kim, 130, 179, 182 Elcan, Anne, 117, 212 Elder, Barbara, 120 Elder, Kenneth, 96, 192 Elder, Kenneth Darrell, 47, 195 Elder, Wayne, 47, 205 Ellenfield, Craig, 102, 208 Elliott, Dorothy, 116 Elliott, Jones, 109 Elliott, Scott, 123 Elliot, Sylvia Jean, 48 Ellis, Cynthia, 126 Ellis, William C., Jr., 111, 208 Elmore, Danny Lee, 101, 106 Elmore, Phyllis Diane, 48, 186, 220 Emmons, Vicki, 138, 182, 185, 212 Enoch, Bill, 110 Enoch, Henry, 105 Entsminger, Patsy, 131 Epperson, James, 112 Epperson, Robert Henry, 48, 191 Epperson, Rosy, 100, 189, 205 Erbacher, Mary, 110 Ernst, Martin, 100 Etheridge, Linda Gail, 31, 48, 183, 185 Eubank, Richard, 110, 208 Eubank, Susan, 212 Evans, William (Billy), 48, 170, 171, 174, 180, 189, 199, 206, 208, 210, 218, 221 Evans, Brian, 97, 202 Evans, David, 97, 225 Evans, Jerry, 48 FP Evans, Leroy, 127 Evans, Mark, 138, 244 Evans, Robert Edward, 98, 171, 189, 202, 250 Evans, Roy Atron, 116 Everett, Delbert, 131 Everett, Rhonda, 118, 172 Ewers, Sandria, 28, 48, 175, 176, 200, 218, 220, 223 Ewers, Thomas, 119 Ewing, John Fredrick, 48 F Falls, Richard H., 116 Falwell, Frederick Ballenger, 48, 202 Falwell, Jimmy, 97 Fanning, Claire, 112 Fariss, Charlie, 119 Fariss, Julia Lee, 48, 183, 201, 211 Farlow, James, 48, 1 91 Farlow, Mike, 129 Farmer, Penny, 15, 48, 183, 204 Farmer, Sherry Ann, 102 Farris, Bobby, 110 Fauber, Stuart, 49, 177, 210, 239, 247 Fauber, Susan, 120, 184 Faulconer, Brenda Sue, 49, 186, 202, 205, 218 Faulconer, Charles, 102, 208, 244 Faulconer, Garry, 114, 234 Faulconer, Mark, 136, 208 Faulconer, Sharon, 123, 171, 198, 212 Fears, Phyllis, 97 Feese, Tamara, 138, 212 Feinman, Lynn, 138 Ferguson, Dewey, 124 Ferguson, Edward, 114, 225 Ferguson, Faye, 49 Ferguson, Jerry, 124 Ferguson, Jimmy, 129 Ferguson, Larry, 114, 235 Ferguson, Lawrence R., 111 Ferguson, Susie Patricia, 49, 215 Ferguson, Verna Katherine, 49 Ferrell, Bill, 132 Ferrell, Gentry, 19, 112, 182 Ferrell, Janet, 126 Ferrell, Palmore, 112 Ferrell, Robert, 135 Ficor, John, 97, 171 Ficor, Thomas, 113 Field, Charles, 131 Fielder, Kay, 100, 172, 183, 189, 205, 206 Fielder, Larry, 136, 208 Fielder, William, 49, 218 Fielding, Charles, 136, 208 Fields, Maude, 134 Figg, Delores, 132, 171, 212 Finch, Alan, 112, 246 Finch, Pat, 138, 212 Fischoff, Gabriel Isralei, 49 Fischoff, Michael, 138 Fisher, Jeffrey, 129 Fisher, Karen, 138, 212 Fisher, Keith, 49, 210, 232, 233, 234, 245, 246 Fisher, Sue, 109 Fitch, Milton, 129 Fitzgerald, David Allen, 134 Fitzgerald, Douglas, 135 Fitzgerald, Gloria, 95 Fix, Robert, 128 Fleck, George Jacob, 21, 101, 170 Flint, Gary, 129 Flint, Glenn, Jr., 124 Floyd, Cynthia Gail, 49, 192, 218 Floyd, Judy Darnell, 112, 198 Fontaine, Gene, 105, 226 Ford, Donnis, 103 Ford, E. D., 117 Ford, Garrett, 116, 177, 202, 241 Ford, Garry, 49, 192, 195 Ford, Helen, 19, 49, 192, 195, 197, 203, 205 Ford, James Lewis, 101, 180, 182 Ford, Laura, 49, 177, 200, 202, 218, 2195 223 Ford, Susie, 134 Ford, Terry, 100 Ford, William, 119 Fore, Donna, 109 Fore, Laura Ann, 117, 170 Foreman, Margaret, 135 Forrest, Marjorie, 132, 179, 212 Fortune, Jimmy, 110 Fortune, Wayne, 132 Foster, Barbara, 30, 192, 195 Foster, Betty, 134 Foster, Carolyn, 50, 188, 195, 202, 208, 215, 218 Foster, Delores, 129 Foster, James, Jr., 124 Foster, John, 118 Foster, Lawson, 119 Foster, Thomas, 50, 249 Frampton, Myra Gale, 50, 195 Francis, Janet, 131 Francis, Juanita, 131 Francis, Larry, 103 Franklin, Ben, 118, 191 Franklin, Jerry, 50 Franklin, John, 128 Franklin, Sandra Kay, 98, 199 Frazier, Tom, 50 Freeman, Ann, 105, 195, 187, 211 Freeman, Elizabeth Ann, 198 Freeman, Monica Gail, 134, 197, 198, 202 Freerks, Susie, 114, 197, 198 Freese, John, 97 Friedman, Sheldon, 14, 180, 182, 190, 201, 218, 219 Friend, Garry, 120 Fulcher, Emily Sue, 102, 192 Fulcher, Willis, 127 Fullen, Sharon, 109, 185 Fuller, Barry, 112 Fuller, Becky, 19, 51, 174, 204 Fuqua, Don, 112, 210 G Gaddis, Sandra, 182, 192, 200, 218, 220 Gaines, Cari, 105. Gallaher, Jimmy, 118 Gambill, Gorden, 130 Gamble, Marion, 172, 175, 201, 218 Gantt, Candon, 103 Garbee, John, 138 - Garbee, Mitchell, 109, 202, 241 Garbee, Robert, 123 Garbee, Thomas, 98.” Gardner, Charles, 96, 195, 197 Garner, Patrick, 113, 182, 206, 208, 244 Garnsey, Patricia, 102, 180 Garnsey, Steven, 171, 210, 234 Garreh, Brenda, 105 Garrett, Hunter, 52 Garrett, James Willard, 98, 180 Garrett, Linda, 119, 212 Garrett, Marshall, 131 Garrison, Eugene, 52, 171 Gaunt, Barbara, 126 Gaunt, Pam, 128 Gay, Elizabeth H. (Betty), 58, 192, 201, 214 Gay, Garland, 118 Geason, Barbara, 127, 212 Geason, James Albert, 98 Gentry, Robert, 113, 203, 206 George, Edward, 52, 210, 234, 244 Gibson, Danny, 131 Gibson, David, 124 Gibson, Eileen, 120 Gibson, Janet, 105 Gibson, Linda, 98, 171, 185, 204, 211 Gibson, Roger, 138, 236 Gibson, Shirley, 97 Gibson, Susan, 130, 171, 212 Gibson, Walter, 192, 205 Gibson, Wayne, 95, 247 Gifford, Nancy, 52, 172, 184, 204, 218 Gilbert, Kenneth, 112 Gilbert, Raymond, 130 Gilbert, Shirley Irene, 52, 192 Gill, Thomas, 123 Gillette, Carolyn, 103 Gillette, Richard, Jr., 138 Gilfoyle, Nathalie Preston, 98, 101, 182, 200, 202, 209 i Gilliam, Bonnie, 131 Gilliam, Donna, 126, 209 Gillispie, Gary, 110 Gillispie, Mike, 52, 191, 205 Gilmore, R., 127, 193 Gilmore, Richard, 127, 242 Glass, Becky, 131, 192, 212 Glass, Carter, IV, 120, 235, 241, 244 Glass, David, 112 Glass, Jimmy, 137 Glass, Sam, 52, 203, 208 Gleason, Phillip, 135 Glover, Marcia, 134, 185 Goding, Jean, 52, 170, 171, 185, 213, 214, 218, 221 Godsey, Brenda, 52, 202, 209, 211 Godsey, Marilyn, 123, 208, 212 Godsey, Pat, 112 Godsie, Norvell, 95 Goff, Richard, 52, 201 Goine, Sandra, 124 Goodman, Lori, 134 Gordon, Sherry, 128, 179, 212 Gossom, Cynthia, 132 Gowell, Malcolm, 53, 201, 215, Bee; 225 Gowens, Billy, 118 Grant, Beckie, 95 Grant, Diane, 123, 212 Grant, Owens, 123, 195, 197 Gravely, Jimmy, 97, 191 Gravely, Terry, 110 Graves, Kathi, 123 Graves, Paul, 118 Gray, Kathryn, 109, 171 Green, James, 53, 210, 231, 233, 234, 244 Green, Judy, 100, 171, 172, 177, 185, 223 Green, Wiley, 95 Greene, Calvin, Jr., 96, 205 Greene, Pamela, 116 Griggs, Anne, 95 Griggs, Robert Lester, 53 Grissom, Mike, 13, 53, 195, 203 Gunn, Bob, 102, 203 Gunter, Dorine, 103 Gunter, Judy, 126 Gunter, William, 109 Guthrie, Brenda, 96 Guthrie, Darnell, 129 Guthrie, Jo Anne, 53 Guthrie, Susan, 102, 199, 206, 208 H Habel, Glenn, 119 Hackett, Judy Arlene, 102, 211 Hadlock, Dick, 120, 170 Hager, Ann, 116, 177 Hager, Max, 124 Hagan, Alice, 134 Hally, Larry Wayne, 101 Hall, Becky, 131 Hall, Ben, 118 Hall, Bryan, 120 Hall, Donna, 117 Hall, Faye, 110, 171 Hall, Linda, 118 Hall, Midge, 129 Hallstrom, Judy, 134 Hamilton, Donald, 137 Hamilton, Donna, 198, 212 Hamilton, Thomas, 53, 205 Hamlett, Faye Carol, 53, 205 Hamlett, Mariea, 97, 215 Hamlett, Morris, 113 Hammock, Mike, 105, 195, 197 Hamner, Ronnie, 131 Hampton, Freddie, 132 Hanby, Ronnie Carlton, 53, 186, 203, 218 Hancock, Cordelia, 22, 113 Hanks, James, 105 Harding, Craig, 236, 244 Hardy, Bonnie, 120 Hardy, James, 134 Hardy, Sandra, 114 Hargis, Cynthia Faye, 102 Harler, Margaret, 53, 211 Harless, Anita, 119, 185, 212 Harlow, Barry Michael, 19, 53, 182, 186, 195, 197, 203, 218, 222 Harlow, Bradley, 97 Harlow, Glenn, 53, 191, 205 Harlow, Patricia G., 53, 195, 211 Harlow, Robert, 34 Harlow, Sharon, 128 Harmon, Bruce, 54, 182, 203 Harper, David, 130 Harper, Hamilton, 110 Harper, Phyllis, 100, 195 Harper, Roger, 103 Harris, Calvin, 54 Harris, Carolyn, 138, 185 Harris, Charles, 123, 182 Harris, Debra, 128 Harris, Don, 97, 182 Harris, Frank, 113, 208 Harris, Linda, 131 Harris, Michael, 54, 199, 202, 206, 208, 218 Harris, Mike, 54 Harris, Richard Tate, 55, 184, 205 Harris, Scott, 132 Harris, Shirley, 126 Harris, Theresa, 114 Harris, John Wayne, 54, 210, 233, 234, 237, 239 Hart, Judy, 126, 212 Hartless, Michael, 102 Hartless, Daronda, 137 Hartless, Virginia, 131 Hartless, Juanita, 131 Hartsoe, Mark, 129 Hartsoe, Pamela, 126, 179, 209 Harvey, Bruce, 105 Harvey, Debra, 132 Harvey, Joan, 97, 211 Harvey, Luther, 132 Harvey, Pat, 208 Hasek, Mary Jane, 55, 172, 177, 184, 205 Hauser, Mary Lynne, 55 Havington, C., 202 Hawes, Mike, 135 Hawkins, Danny Ray, 112 Hawkins, Linda, 15, 124 Hawkins, Margaret Ann, 55, 195, 202, 218 Hawks, Bonnie, 55 Hayden, Susan, 120 Hayes, Mary Beth, 113 Haymes, Alan, 55, 195 Heald, Garland, 109 Heald, Wistar, 56, 195, 202, 205 Heartwell, Floyd, 137 Heartwell, Jo, 56, 172, 191, 192, 195 Heckerman, Beverly, 112 Hedrick, Brenda, 100 Hedrick, Robert, 123, 193 Helferstay, Leroy, 103, 204, 246 Helms, Anne Christopher, 98, 172, 177, 182, 199 Helms, Lee, 179, 236, 242 Helms, Wayne, 56 Helsel, La Kerne, 120 Hendricks, Dale, 56, 202 Hendricks, Wanda, 110 Henley, Walter, 112 Henson, Jerry, 128 Henson, William, 120 Hicks, Carolyn Marie, 56, 186, 192 Hicks, Margaret K., 136, 193, 212 Hicks, Michael, 110, 159 Hicks, Raymond, 116 Hickson, Edwin Ammon, Jr., 56, 172, 182, 202 Hickson, Ned, 205, 208 Higginbotham, Brent, 56, 218 Higginbotham, Charles, 128, 171, 179, 234, 244 High, Richard Allen, 56 Hill, Harry Hargrove, 56, 174, 201, 218, 221, 223 Hill, Linda, 100 Hill, Richard Stephen, 102, 204 Hill, Wayne, 105, 202 Hiller, Wendy, 105, 185, 202 Hilton, Virginia, 128 Hobbs, David, 101, 239 Hobbs, Donna, 116, 185, 212 Hobbs, Elizabeth, 112 Hobbs, Rebecca, 116, 212 Hodges, Kenneth, 124 Hodges, Tom Ronald, 56, 246 Hodnett, Shirley, 134, 212 Hogan, Pam, 136 Hogan, Vicki James, 98, 209 Hoke, Judith Dawn, 56, 166, 192 Holberton, Dean, 114 Holbrook, Jack, 105 Holland, Donna, 127 Holland, Holly, 135 Holland, Mary, 14, 19, 116, 182 Holland, Theodore Raymond, 117 Holt, Ann Brook, 117, 212 Hollingsworth, Mike, 236, 244 Holloran, Steve, 96 Holmes, Lawson Vincent, 56, 205 Holt, Ann, 212 Holt, Rebecca, 132 Hooten, Jan, 135 Hooten, Steve, 97, 210, 234, 244 Hopkins, Cynthia, 122, 126 Hopkins, David, 134 Hopkins, Margaret, 123, 185, 195, 211 Hopkins, Martha, 100, 185, 211 Hopkins, Stephen, 57, 220 Horine, Ronnie Conant, 57 Horsley, Ben Edward, 102, 210, 234, 239 Horsley, Sandra, 96 Houliares, Cynthia, 113, 119, 170, 203, 209 Houston, Fay Leno, 100 Houston, Tommy, 128 Hovda, Vincent Ray, 57 Howard, Killis, 113 Howell, Gordon, 110, 180, 182 Howell, Ronald, 113, 180 Howerton, Allan, 100, 204 Hudnall, Danny, 57 Hudson, George David, 57, 210, 218, 221, 234 Hudson, David, 126, 221 Hudson, David Wayne, 95, 192 Hudson, Karen, 119 Hudson, Laura, 120, 182 Hudson, Linda, 126, 212 Hudson, Ray, 129 Hudson, Steffie Sue, 132 Huff, Sue, 102, 201 Huffman, Debbie, 129 Huffman, Diane, 126, 198 Huffman, Pete, 110 Hughes, Anne Claire, 57, 183, 195, 197, 202 Hughes, Barbara, 116 Hughes, Billy, 118 Hughes, Dona, 113 Hughes, John Powell, 110 Hunt, Brenda, 132, 212 Hunt, Cindy, 132 Hunt, Garland Davis, 57, 195, 215 Hunt, Margaret, 131, 179 Hunt, Ronald, 57 Hunter, Barry, 113, 117 Hunter, Judith, 110 Huntington, Ann, 123, 208 Huntington, Jane, 113, 182, 184 Huntington, Kathy, 103, 182, 202 Hurst, Helen, 95, 211 Hurst, Richard Norman, 57 Hurt, Billy, 138, 235 Hure Velinda, 103 Hutter. Betty Mac, 100, 185, 207 Hutter, Beverly, 103, 202 Hutter, Charles, 100 Hutter, Laura Ambler, 57, 192, 195, 202, 209, 213 Hyder, David, 131 Hyder, Sandra, 97 I Inge, Linda Kaye, 57, 195, 205 Inge, Linwood, 129, 143 Ingram, Mary Diane, 111 Irby, Jerry, 97, 191 Ireland, Carol, 115, 120 Irvine, Donald, 123 J Jabsen, Linda, 57, 189, 202, 205, 218 Jackson, D. Collier, 58, 195, 197, 206 Jackson, Debbie, 102, 202 Jackson, George, 58 Jackson, George, 110, 235, 241, 244 329 Jackson, Randall V., 101 Jackson, Rozie, 118, 183, 202 Jacobs, Fayette, 126, 195, 197 Jacynyk, John, 101 Jamerson, James E., 116 Jamerson, Melvin, 109 James, Billy, 103, 201 Jefferson, Gloria, 58 Jenkins, Harry, 123 Jenkins, Sandra, 135 Jennings, John, 117 Jennings, Kathy, 58, 187, 188, 195, 197, 202, 208 Jennings, Margie, 128 Jennings, Patsy, 58, 211 Jennings, Richard, 138 Johnson, Barbara Gail, 58 Johnson, Bobby, 134 Johnson, Brenda, 131 Johnson, Dewaran, 134 Johnson, David, 134 Johnson, Diane, 112, 177, 191 Johnson, Dennis, 59 Johnson, Dora, 120, 198 Johnson, Edith, 59 Johnson, Gloria Eileen, 59, 172, 182 Johnson, Greg A., 59, 201, 210, 218, 234 Johnson, James, 100 Johnson, Joey, 112 Johnson, Larry, 59 Johnson, Linda, 135 Johnson, Linda Dale, 59 Johnson, Neal, 135, 236 Johnston, David, 114 Jones, Bobby, 113 Jones, Brenda, 109 Jones, Carolyn Walker, 60, 195, 197, 211 Jones, Charles, 113, 236 Jones, Cynthia, 172 Jones, Edwin, 134 Jones, Elbert E., 116, 235 Jones, Elicabeth) Ann, 60, 171, 195, 202, 218 Jones, Gary, 117 Jones, Hill, 60, 225 Tones! Marial Jeanette, 60 Tones: Nancy Carol, 60 Jones, Tommy, 129, 171, Jordan, David Green! 60, 189 Jordan, David Simon, 19, 195, 197 Jordan, Deborah, 108, 115, 118, 170, 180 Jordan, Kathy Ann, 60, 185, 202, 211 Jordan, Robin, 132 Jordan, Teresa, 118, 211 Jordan, Terry, 97 Judd, David, 97, 208, 210, 234, 244 Judd, SWillised Hill, 60, 205 Justice, William, 97 K Keatts, Norma, 95 Keeling: Ann, 105, 195, 201 Keene, Eddie, 110 Keesee, Arthur, 100 Keesee, William, 123 Kelly, Anne, 132 Kelly, Virginia, 100 Kennedy, Karen, 117 Kent, Fay, 118 Keanr William L. Jr., 111, 208 Kershaw, Betty, 127 Kershaw, Sandra Lee, 60, 204, 208 Kessler, Shelby, 95, 195, 202 Key, Randall’ 112, 180, 182 Kidd, Bennie Ray, 60, 165, 192 Kidd, John Hamilton, 60, 210, 244 Kidd, Gail, 134 Killingsworth, Marcia, 112 Kilmon, Carol, 102 Kimball, Bill, 134 Kimlin, Donald, 105, 182 King, Gerry, 60, 180, 182, 201 King, Jane, 138, 179 King, Mary, 123, 179 Kinney, Debbie, 119, 209 Kirby, Linda, 97, 202 Kious, Steve, 100, 208 Kirchner, Karen, 97 Kirstein, Sidney, 127, 171, 236, 244 Klacynski, Chester, 114 Klunder, Paul, 130 Knight, Brends Sue, 131, 212 Knight, Horace, 13, 235 Knight, James, 128, 242 Knight, William, 95, 210, 234 Knowles, Glenn, 114 Knowles, John, 101 Knowles, Shelby, 61 Kost, William (Randy), 123 Rose Ricky, 134 Kostesks Claudia A., 61 Kowalsky, Barbara, 112, 171 Kreger, Jane Taylor, 61, 172, 1i¢s 182, 203 L La Ferriere, Robert, 137 Lambert, Sandra Lee, 117, 185, 212 Landis, Marcia Millicent, 98, 202 Landrum, Kenneth, 61 Lang, Cynthial 132 Lang, Janet, 198, 120 Lang, Kenneth Lee, 61, 205 Langford, Steve, 131 Langford, Wayne, 129 Lankford, Danny, 112 La Prade, Franklin, 124 Lauden, Mary, 136 Laughon, Billy, 127 Laughon, Gayle, 114, 170, 198 Lawhorn, Dennis, 123 Lawhorne, Beverly, 116, 212 Lawhorne, Carol, 61, 203 Lawhorne, Linda, 116 Lawhorne, Preston, 100 Lawhorne, Stephan, 116, 180 Lawrence, Doris, 95 Lawrance, Steve, 108, 113, 190 Layne, C. Dianne, 95, 192 Layne, Helen, 128 Layne, Peggy Ann, 117, 198 Leach, Donna, 61 Dengue! Dolores, 118 Leech, Diana, 103 Lee, Harry C., 116, 234, 244 Lee, Jean, 134 Lee, Mary Jane, 129 Lee! Sarah Perkins, 98, 106, 172, 206 Legg, James, 123 Legg, Lynda, 61, 201, 205 Lemaster, Janice, 134, 185 Lerner, Albert Bernard’ 61 Lester, Frederick S. (Ricky), 111, 235 Lester, Linda Faye, 127 Levin, Peggy, 114 Leys, Nancy, 137 Lichford, Lewis, 129 Lifford, Demaris, 95, 192 Light, Nancy, 102, 184, 195, 202 Lineberry, Charles Tharneag 61, 205 Lindsey, Kenneth, 105 Lipscomb, W., 192 Lippard, Ann E., 111 Lippard, Leslie, 61 Lipscomb, Pam, 130 Lipscomb, Winifred, 61 Liptrap, Mike, 114 Litchford, Ruth, 120 Litchford, Sondra, 105 Lloyd, James, 138 Lloyd, Josevh Fisher (Joe), 62, 204, 210, 244 Lloyd, Wayne, 132 Logwood, David Allan, 117 Logwood, James, 105 Logwood, Kenneth W.., 19, 61, 195, 197, 201, 218, 220, 221 Lollis, Joan, 125, 138, 171, 179, 180 Londeree, Betty Mae, 62 Londeree, Cindy, 126, 209 Londeree, Linda, 134 Long, Christine, 62, 195, 201, 218, 220 Long, Cindy, 212 Long, Danny, 100, 202 Lord, Barbara, 103 Lotts, Linda, 138 Loving, Chip, 118 Lowe, Cheryl, 195 Lowe, Debbie, 135 Lowe, Linda Gail, 62 Lowe, Mike, 126 Loyd, James Valliant, 62, 203 Loyd, Richard, 97 Lucado, Cheryl, 138, 185 Lucado, Sharon, 63, 185, 193, 197, 205 Lucas, Dianne, 116 Luck, Jerry, 63, 195, 202, 205 Lucy, Katherine, 63, 185, 195, 235 Lyons, Brenda, 130 M MacArthur, Richard, 138 MacArthur, Robert, 118 MacArthur, William John, 63, 201 Mace, Warren, 63, 204, 239 MacLeod, Laura, 118 MacLeod, Mary, 116 Maddox, Andee, 100, 171, 172, 177, 209, 252 Maddox, Brenda, 63 Maddox, Kenneth, 131 Maddox, Kenneth, 98, 204, 234 Maddox, Philip, 112 Maddox, Ronald, 113 Maddox, Sandra, 134 Magann, Tommy, 137 Magee, Dorothy, 101, 202 Mahaffey, David, 114 Mahone, Barbara, 127, 212 Mahone, Brenda Louise, 102, 211 Malcelm, Maey, 112 Malloy, Joe, 97 Malloy, Francis Paul, 64, 169, 170, 220, 234 Mangus, Daniel, 134 Mangus, Norma, 64 Mann, Lois, 135, 212 Mann, Patricia, 113 Mann, Ricka, 132 Mann, Shirley, 129 Mark, Joan, 236 Mark, Robert, 120, 235 Marks, David, 101, 210, 234, 245, 246 Marks, Sharyn Dudley, 64, 184, 200, 205, 218 Marland, Margaret, 116 Mars, Laurence, 128 Marsh, Beth, 126 Marsh, Larkin Greg, 117 Marsh, Vicki, 115, 119, 120, 170 Marsh, Virginia, 103 Marshall, Becky, 97 Marshall, Beverly, 120 Marshall, Brenda Lee, 64, 215 Marshall, Catherine, 120 Marshall, Donna, 132 Marshall, Robert, 183, 182 Marshall, Sandra Anne, 64, 171, 174, 185, 195, 199, 213, 214. 218, 233 Marston, Brenda, 97, 185, 211 Marston, David, 103 Marston, Sylvia Diann, 64, 185, 195, 197, 211 Martin, Carolyn DuVal, 64, 195, 201, 206, 214, 218, 220 Martin, Dickie, 97 Martin, Donna, 127 Martin, Eddie, 132, 235 Martin, Gayle, 97, 185. 211 Martin, Janet Maiie, 64, 235, 218 Martin, Joey, 64 Martin, Lee, 132, 235 Martin, Linda, 185 Martin, Marianne, 128 Martin, Marica, 138 Martin, Robert, 113, 241 Martin, Ronald W., 64 Martin, Roy, 118 Martin, Wayne, 123, 236 Marton, Danny Joe, 64 Masencup, Robert, 138 Maslow, Robert, 134, 247 Mason, Aubrey, 113 Mason, Carolyn, 136 Mason, Neal, 64, 192, 205 Mason, Phil, 64, 202 Massie, George, 96 Mata, Albertina, 135 Matthews, Brenda, 134 Maxey, Charlotte, 137 May, Brenda, 97, 204 May, Danny Scott, 102, 215 May, Linda, 130, 212 Mayberry, Judy, 137, 179 Mayberry, Nancy, 118 Mayberry, Nevada, 128, 212 Mayhugh, Gloria, 65, 195, 211, 215 Mays, Alice, 110, 188, 208 Mays, Bertie, 102 Mays, Larry, 134 Mays, Nicky, 129, 179 McBratney, Sally, 126, 179 McBrayer, Ella, 65 McCanless, Frances Carolyn, 134 McCanless, John, 105, 204 McCarron, Barbara, 134 McCarron, Debbie Ann, 15, 117 McCarthy, Dick, 194 McCarthy, Linda, 103, 195 McCarthy, Lydia, 100, 199 McClelland, Suzan Barger, 101, 102, 171, 195, 201, 209, 214, 252 McCormick, Brenda, 117 McCormick, Calvin, 65 McCormick, Donna, 109 McCormick, Mollie, 137 McCormick, Wanda, 135 McCoy, Clevonne, 117 McCrae, Calvin, 65 McCraw, Busey Thorn, 117 McCraw, Gilbert, 135 McCraw, Leroy, 65, 203 McCraw, Wayne, 103 McDaniel, Duval, 135, 171, 236 McDaniel, Eugene, 105 McDaniel, James, 109, 184, 190, 244 McDermott, Mary Elizabeth, 65, 172, 177, 189, 202, 206, 218, a aA: | McDonald, Tom, 65, 171, 177, 180, 189, 223 McFadden, Earl T., 111, 171 McFaden, Donna, 96 McFaden, Glenda, 135 McFaden, Mike E., 111 McFaden, Susan, 128 McFall, Cathy, 136 McFall, Robert, 110, 244 McFarland, Don, 236, 244 McFarland, Wayne Baxter, 65 McGeary, Don, 118, 180, 182, 189, 190 McGehee, Sheridan Lee, 65, 192, 204 McGinn, David, 132 McKenna, Kathy, 101, 196, 205 McKenna, Michael Ashby, 65 McKenry, James Paris, 102 McKinney, Mery Beth, 111, 212 McLean, Charles, 117, 235, 244 McLennan, Sue, 65, 170, 202 McNamara, Maurice Sandford (Sandy), 125, 134, 235, 242, 244 McWane, Lawrence Henry (Larry), 65, 195, 197, 202, 205 M 2-ade, Martha, 105, 204 Meeks, George Owen, Jr., 117 177 Meeks, Howard, 129 Mehaffey, Larry, 66 Melton, Judy, 103, 185 Meredith, Woodrow Wilson, 102 Merryman, Elizabeth, 109 Mickles, Charles, 132 Midland, Janet, 127 Milam, Pamela, 114, 188, 208 Miles, Diane, 95, 185, 211 Miles, Jackie, 105, 195, 211 Miles, Marion, 113, 212 Milla, F. M., 132, 193 Miller, Alice, 118 Miller, Bill, 136, 208 Miller, Brenda, 105 Miller, Glenn Edward, 117 Miller, Kathy E., 111 Miller, Lann, 134 Miller, Mary, 212 Miller, Nathan, 123 Miller, Zann, 212 Millner, Nancy, 96, 102, 165, 192 Millner, Patsy Ann, 66, 185 Mills, Brenda, 134 Minner, Donald, 114, 202 Minnex, Robert, 105, 192 Minniv, Cheryle, 117 Mitchell, Ann, 126 Mitchell, John, 95 Mitchell, Judy, 66, 185, 195, 197 Mitchell, Mary Elizabeth, 117, 202, 212 Mitchell, Pamela, 138 Monroe, Bernard H., 66, 182, 203 Montgomery, Betty Jean, 66, 170, 175, 200, 218, 223 Montgomery, Susan, 66, 195, 201, 218 Montgomery, Steve, 132 Moody, Charles Lee, 101, 171, 204 Moody, Dwayne Allan, 98, 177, 234 Moody, Grace Elizabeth, 134, 193 Moody, Leonard Byron, 67 Moon, Carolyn, 134, 185, 212 Moon, Frances, 120, 212 Moon, Mary, 67, 211 (SN) ww SS Moore, Anne, 127 Moore, Barbara, 101 Moore, Betty, 127 Moore, Charles, 114, 235 Moore, Gene, 103, 180, 182 Moore, Kenneth, 93, 95, 202, 234 Moore, Linda, 116, 119, 170, 180 Moore, Mike, 110 Moore, Peggy, 97, 186 Moore, Perry, 117 Moore, Ruth, 110, 171, 194, 209, 252 Moore, Stan, 100, 204, 234 Moore, Wayne, 97 Morcom, Donna, 95 Morgan, Linda Rae, 102 Morgan, Richard, 128 Morris, Barbara, 138, 185 Morris, Elizabeth Cobey, 12, 67, 172, 184, 254 Mor ris, James, 117 Morris, Jean, 117 Morris, John Sargent, 98, 171, 210, 234, 244 Morris, Joyce, 95, 170, 180 Morris, Joyce, 134, 199 Morris, Marsha Marie, 134 Morris, Mike, 100, 173, 201, 204, 210, 234, 244 Morris, Patricia, 128, 212 Morris, Phillip, 114 Morris, Richard, 120, 235 Morris, Richard, 97 Morris, Steve Alex (Chip), 67, 202, 239 Morris, Trula Carter, 102 Morrison, Laura, 96, 203 Morrison, Norwood O., 67, 202, 205, 239 Morrison, Pamela, 67, 192 Morrison, Tommy, 129, 236 Morton, David, 113 Morton, Ed—109 Morton, Lynn W., 111, 244 Mosby, Janie, 134 Moseley, George, 105, 172, 175, 203 Moser, Charles Owen, 68, 244 Moser, Stoney, 117 Moses, Betsy, 131 Moses, Gordon, 128 Moss, Jeanette M., 111, 203 Moyer, Cheryl, 68 Moyer, Wayne, 120 Mulholland, Irvin A., 68, 195, 197 Mullan, Anne Harper, 13, 68, 172.0202; 221 Mundy, Putnam, 68, 171, 172, 180, 201, 214, 218 Murphy, Bert, 127, 208 Murphy, John Calvin, 68, 184, 200, 218 Murphy, Mickey, 138, 171 Murphy, Phoebe, 68 Murphy, Ralph, 112 Murphy, Ronald, 68, 180, 182, 203 Murray, Frank Graham, 68, 204, 244 Murray, Janet, 127, 208 Murrell, Catherine, 118, 212 Murry, Susan, 123 Myers, Hazel, 103 Myers, James “Jimmy,” 19, 68, 182 Myers, Joan, 68 Myers, Mike, 132 Myers, Ronald, 113 N Naff, Melinda, 112 Naff, Nancy S., 68, 202 Jol Nance, L., 192 Nance, Lawrence, 101 Nash, Michael, 110 Neas, Sara Elizabeth, 69, 215 Neas, William Eddie, 69 Neher, Richard (Dart), 134 Neigh, Mike, 126 Neighbors, Janet, 132 Neighbors, Jo Anne, 69, 165, 192, 205 Nein, David, 69, 199, 206, 250 Nelson, Nancy, 136, 179 Nelson, Susan, 126 Nelson, Thomas, 109 Nemeyer, Bobby Anne, 103, 182 Nemeyer, John, 134 New, Ray M., 111, 208 Newell, Pamela, 123, 212 Newman, Glenda Sue, 134 Newton, Barbara Jane, 69, 211 Newton, Jane, 69, 202, 209 Newton, Thomas, 135, 236, 244 Nicely, Brenda, 134, 212, 229 Nicely, Susan, 100 Nichols, Doris, 131 Nickerson, Belinda, 136, 208 Nishikura, Kazuyoshi, 9, 69, 94, 169, 177, 184, 218, 223 Noechel, John David, 101 Noel, Charlene, 135, 212 Noel, Claude, 127 Noel, Gwendolyn, 112, 195 Noel, Larry, 105 Norris, Francis Mae, 69 North, Margaret, 114 North, Janie, 11, 100, 104, 170, 175, 180, 199 North, Richard, 127, 171 Norton, Susan Linda, 69, 177, 201, 218, 219, 223 Norwood, Betty, 122, 179, 209 Norwood, Susan, 100 Novak, Carolyn Marie, 69, 205 Nuckols, Marshall, 69, 186, 203 Nurmi, Douglas, 69, 138 Nurmi, Melinda L., 218 Oo Oakes, Darrel Kermit, 70, 210, 231, 234, 245, 246 O’Brien, Bobby, 138, 236 O’Brian, Leland Ray, 70, 202, 250 Ogle, Ellen, 105, 177, 209 Oglesby, Linwood, 109, 247 O’Keeffe, Kathy, 102, 170, 190, 208, 209 Olsen, Brenda, 101 Ooten, William, 117 Ore, Kay, 120 Ore, Nancy, 113 Osborne, Barbara, 95 Osborne, Marie, 118, 212 Ould, Robert, 127 Overstreet, Delores, 110 Overstreet, Dexter, 97 Overstreet, Susan, 134, 212 Owen, Charles, 128, 179 Owen, Claude F., 116, 244 Owen, Molly, 126 Owen, Steve, 97, 202 Owens, Alvin, 113 Owens, Jo Ann, 114 Owens, Linda, 100, 192 P Pacot, Nicky, 132 Padgett, Betsy Jane, 185, 194 Padgett, Billy, 126 Padgett, Terry Lee, 117 Page, Bonnie, 95 Page, Connie, 101 Page, Sheila Dawn, 70 Page, Sheila, 100, 182, 195, 202 Pahel, Janice, 127, 208 Pahel, Louanne, 102, 199, 206, 208 Paige, Sandra, 128 Paris, Mike, 70 Paris, Sandy, 96, 102 Paris, Thomas, 131 Parker, Alice, 100, 172, 175 Parker, Dale, 97 Parker, Donna, 134, 212 Parker, Doug, 98, 246 Parker, Mary, 124 Parker, Michael, 118 Parker, Raleigh, 95, 184 Parker, Ronnie, 112 Parrish, Calvin, 103 Parrish, Lee, 184 Patterson, James, 95, 202 Patterson, Tom, 70, 177 Paulsen, Martin, Jr., 129 Pavek, Donna, 71, 185, 195 Paxton, Bob, 131 Paxton, Ronald, 95, 204, 245, 246 Payne, Carlton, 124 Peak, Mary Mona, 102, 199 Pearson, Ted, 116, 244 Peebles, Allen, Jr., 127, 193 Peebles, Linda, 103, 202, 206 Peery, Claudia, 117, 171 Peery, Linda, 71, 202 Pendleton, Gerald Wayne, 109 Penny, Kathryn, 114 Perdieu, David Lee, 117 Perdue, Danny, 71, 192 Perdue, Rodney, 105 Perkins, Doug, 71, 208, 218, 220 Perkins, Tommy, 112 Perry, Barbara, 123 Perry, Kenneth, 129 Peters, Aimee, 98 Peters, Ronald, 98, 170, 177, 203 Peters, Vivian, 127 Petticrew, Jane, 71, 184, 185, 195, 204, 211 Pettie, John, 124, 241 Pettyjohn, David, 132, 236 Pettyjohn, James, 109, 235, 244 Pettyjohn, John Kemp, 71, 202 Phelps, Betsy, 134 Phelps, Dorothy, 134 Phelps, Richard, 97, 225 Phillips, Barbara, 126 Phillips, Bonnie, 105 Phillips, Janet, 72, 202, 203, 218 Phillips, John, 118, 206 Phillips, Marvin, 95 Phillips, Peggy Ann, 95, 195 Phillips, Peggy Sue, 95, 183 Phillips, Robert, 129 Phillips, Sammie, 132 Phipps, Phyllis, 72, 192, 205 Pillow, Martha, 126 Pinkerton, Charles Conrad, 12, 117, 182, 244 Pinkham, Thomas, 138 Pitzer, Henry, 112, 208,- 244 Platt, Billy, 100 Poe, Leroy, 105 Poindexter, Irma, 120, 236 Polisse, Janet, 72, 200, 206, 218 Pollard, Darlene, 72, 186, 192, 195, 205, 211 Pollard, Patsy, 103, 184 Pollard, Sandra Diane, 72, 211 Ponton, Carolyn, 112 SE ae Cee ‘. Poore, David, 120 Poore, Robert, 138 Porri, Peter, 135 Porter, Dan, 72, 186, 195, 203 Porter, William Hurst, 102, 184 Potter, Mary Ann, 132, 171, 198 Pound, Linda, 100, 174, 201, 223 Powell, Arthur Benjamin, 192 Powell, Deryle, 118 Powell, Gary, 126 Powell, Ronnie, 129 Powell, Ronnie Calvin, 127 Power, John Robert, 117 Power, Thomas Michael, 102, 170, 199, 246 Powers, Robert Connway, 72, 208 Preas, Nancy, 123, 194 Preble, Nancy, 128, 212 Preble, Tommy, 72, 171 Presley, Jacqueline C., 72, 195, 203 Presley, Mary Jo, 72, 195, 203 Preston, Gwendolyn, 120 Pribble, Arthur, 105 Prribble, Fletcher, 118 Price, Penny, 136 Prince, Thomas, 100 Proehl, Rebecca Anne, 72, 202, 209, 213, 214, 218 Proffitt, Marjorie, 132 Pruett, M., 212 Puckett, Cheryl, 131 Pugh, Bonnie, 72, 202, 211 Pugh, Debbie, 118, 212 Pugh, David Lynn, 98, 177, 210, 223, 231, 234, 239, 246 Pugh, Phyllis O’Neil, 13, 73, 170, 171, 184, 209, 218, 252 Pugh, Reggie, 134 Pursely, Cynthia, 73, 188, 195, 202, 208 Pursley, Sue, 131, 171, 195, 209 Q Quick, Patricia, 135, 212 Quillian, Robert, 138, 179, 247 R Rackliffe, Shirley, 128 Ragan, Jim, 136, 208 Ramey, Phil, 100 Ramey, Stephen, 118 Ramsey, Barry, 96 Ramsey, George Peter, 116, 235, 244 Ramsey, John, 114 Rankin, Roy, 131 Ranson, Carolyn Jean, 73, 202 Rash, Charlie, 126, 244 Rash, Linda Lee, 117, 172, 184, 202, 209 Rash, Wayne, 73 Ray, James, 131 - Ray, Robert (Bob), 103, 239, 245, 246 Read, Pendleton, 130, 182 Read, Robin Gayle, 111, 170, 195, 202 Reams, Michael, 103 Rector, Robert, 126 Reddy, David Eugene, 73, 203 Redfern, Robert (Bob), 73 Regon, Gary, 73 Reid, Barbara, 73, 185, 192, 195 Reid, Emmett, 116 Reid, Gregory, 114, 202 Reid, Keith, 126, 241, 244 Relf, Kenneth, 128 Relf, Thomas William, 73, 192, 205 Reynolds, Dale Marie, 98 Reynolds, Donald Wayne, 101 Reynolds, Emmett Gene, 116 Reynolds, James, 120 Reynolds, Larry, 126 Reynolds, Richard, 130, 236 Reynolds, Ronald, 129 Rhodes, Nancy, 31, 73, 170, 180, 184, 200, 202, 218, 221 Rice, Clara, 128 Rice, Davis, 113, 206, 208, 244 Rice, James, 127 Rice, Patricia, 128 Richards, Doris, 73, 195 Richardson, David, 13, 19, 73, 195, 197, 201, 221 Richardson, Freddie, 112 Richardson, Linda Gail, 102, 199 Rickman, Allen, 97, 225 Riddle, Marshall, 124 Riner, Roger, 116 Ring, Dale, 119 Ripley, Robert, 110 Ripley, Sam, 102 Risher, Alice, 100, 189, 199, 206 Roach, Mike, 117 Roakes, Brenda, 74 Roark, Susan, 136, 212 Roberson, George, 124 Roberts, Anne, 134 Roberts, Brenda, 118 Roberts, Jeanie, 96, 170, 199 Robertson, James, 98 Robertson, Lester, 128 Robertson, Nancy, 118, 212 Robertson, Rocky, 114 Robertson, Sandra, 100 Robertson, Thomas, 131 Robinson, Charlie, 138 Robinson, Jan, 15, 116 Robinson, Rita, 114, 198 Robinson, Sandra Kaye, 74 Rogers, Danny, 105, 226 Rogers, Georgianne, 109, 182 Rogers, Shirley, 74, 165, 192 Rohr, Elizabeth, 96, 202, 209 Rohrer, Alvin, 126 Roller, Patricia Ann, 215 Root, Richard, 113 Rose, Betty Jo, 109 Roseberry, Rosa, 134 Rosenberger, Henry, 135, 179 Rosenberger, J. Gorman, 114, 180, 182, 189, 190 Rosenthal, Nancy, 126 Rosenthal, Stephen Douglas, 98, 101, 173, 249 Rosser, Paul, 127, 179, 208 Rosser, Walter, 116 Rubank, Sandra, 132 Rucker, Cecil, 124 Rucker, Jane, 74, 184, 202, 214, 218 Rudder, Jo Ann, 74, 215 Rudolph, Mary (Suzanne), 126, 212 Rudolph, Rodney, 120 Runion, Butch, 132 Runyon, Malcoln Trenton, 120 Rush, Alan, 96 Rush, Diane, 129 Rush, Sylvia, 114, 212 Rush, Betty Jo, 135 Ruska, David, 74, 170, 175, 180, 190, 202, 218, 219, 223, 247, 248 Ryon, Christine, 14, 19, 98, 182 Ss Sable, Geoffrey, 135 Sackett, Ann, 101, 209, 254 Saferight, Donald, 134 Sagar, Robert, 75 St. John, Faith Carol, 79, 186 St. John, Joyce, 126 St. John, Wayne, 132 Salmon, Gerold Edward, 116, 235, 241 Salmon, Richard, 75, 202, 210, 233, 234 Samuels, Linda, 75 Samuels, Lynn, 75, 175, 176, 200, 201, 220, 223 Samuels, Victor Lewis, 117 Sanders, Charles, 103 Sanders, Dixon, 75 Sanderson, Vicki, 75, 185, 205, 218 Sanderson, Winifred, 114 Sandhoff, Pam, 136, 212 Sandidge, Bill, 132, 242 Sandifer, Steve, 95 Sarver, Diane, 118, 188, 208, 212 Saunders, Bobby, 226 Saunders, Brenda Liewellyn, 76, 172, 185, 204 Saunders, Calesta, 110, 235 Saunders, Charles Robert, 76 Saunders, Deloris, 109 Saunders, Richard, 76 Saunders, Ruth, 128 Saunders, Stephen Kelly, 116, 225 Saunders, Ted, 102, 208 Saunders, Tom, 100, 244 Saunders, Tommy, 105 Savage, John, 116 Sawka, Charles, 137 Sayre, Randall L., 111 Schewel, Donna, 120, 177, 182 Schewel, Stephen, 138, 179, 247 Schlotterbeck, John, 76, 190, 200, 206, 218, 220 Schluderberg, Brian, 101, 172 Schmitt, Milton Henry, 76 Schomer, Vicki Anne, 76, 172, 182, 201 Schrader, Carylon Bruce, 117 Schuyler, Susie, 128 Scott, Amelia Hollis (Holly), 95, 171, 184, 202 Scott, David Jerry, 109 Scott, Dianna, 134, 212, 229 Scott, Erle, 105, 208 Scott, Giles, 105, 208 Scott, Janet, 103, 184 Scott, Linda, 110, 209 Scott, Marvin, 98, 106, 177, 234, 246 Scott, Mary, 126 Scott, Morris, 112 Scott, Susan, 117, 183 Scott, Teresa, 123 Scoville, Linda, 135, 212 Scruggs, Lessie, 123 Seagle, Albert, 135 Seagle, Joe, 76, 206 Seagle, Samuel Ailes, 13, 31, 76, 172, 175, 184, 202, 218, 221 Sears, John, 113 Settle, Rosalie, 103 Sexton, Donna, 130, 212 Shaner, Leslie, 76, 199 Sharp, Sharon Sue, 76, 192 Shaw, Alexander, 116 Shaw, John, 100, 184, 202, 234, 244 Shearer, Suzanne, 136, 171 Shelton, Donna, 100, 173, 184, 199 Shelton, Freddie, 103, 204 Shelton, Katherine, 128 Shelton, Timothy E., 76, 202, 205 Shelton, Tommy Hamilton, 76, 206, 218, 250 Shepard, Roger, 120 Shepard, Susan, 136 Sheridan, Suzanne, 118, 185, 208 Shield, Connie, 135 Shields, Butch, 126, 242 Shotton, Jean, 112 Shctton, Lynne, 77, 195, 197, 201, 218 Sielewiez, Michael Ted, 116 Sigler, Robin, 127, 209 Siko, Ruth Marie, 134, 212 Simms, Barbara, 113 Simms, David, 138, 244 Simms, Rose Marie, 77, 205, 211, 218 Simpson, E. Parke, 77, 170, 172, 201 Simpson, Meg, 138 Singleton, Barry, 137 Sisk, Barbara, 128 Skau, Valerie Jane, 111 Skelton, Debby, 112 Skinner, Jean, 77, 172, 182, 202 Slater, Carole, 138, 212 Sligh, Cheryl, 114 Slusher, Carol, 116 Smelser, Dan, 117, 235 Smith, Becky, 105, 182 Smith, Bob, 102, 234 Smith, A. Gary, 123 Smith, Alma, 132 Smith, Charles, 77 Smith, Dana, 114 Smith, David, 136, 193 Smith, Debbie, 130, 212 Smith, Ellen, 100, 172, 195 Smith, Gail, 95, 208 Smith, Herman Lewis, 102 Smith, Joan, 77, 182, 195, 199, 218 Smith, Kathy, 77, 172, 175, 202, 223 Smith, Linetle, 132 Smith, Mike, 131 Smith, Pamela, 77, 215 Smith, Radford, 118 Smith, Robert Lewis, 77, 226 Smith, Robert Luther, 210 Smith, Shirley, 110 Smith, Susan, 77 Smith, Steven, 105, 171, 184, 202, 206, 208 Smithies, Linda Marie, 117 Smoot, Clarence, 127 Smoot, George Wayne, 77, 208 Smoct, Margaret, 130, 185 Smoot, Marie, 109. 185 Smythe, Nancy, 77, 203 Smythers, Judy D., 78, 192, 201, 213 Snapp, Martha, 109 Snead, Bennie, 192, 170, 183, 199, 247 Snead, George, 179, 247 Snider, Ina, 112 Snyder, Reb, 102, 171, 202 Snyder, Vicki June, 117 Somers, David, 123 Somers, Nancy, 127 Somers, Patti, 95, 195, 202 Somers, Steve M., 78, 202, 206 Semerville, Henry, 113, 190 Sorrell, Rose Marie, 205, 211 Sowell, Patsy, 129 Sparks, J., 170, 203 Spence, Virginia, 96, 204 Spencer, John, 128 Spencer, Larry F., 78, 195 Spencer, Laura Lee, 114, 212 Spencer, Laura, 118 Spencer, Russell, 132 Spencer, James, 110 333 Spinner, Jessie, 129 Spinner, Marianne, 126 Spradlin, Barry, 129 Spradlin, Linda, 78, 204 Sprouse, Emmett, 78 Staples, Darlene Chris, 98 Staples, Peggy, 105, 215 Staples, Sherry, 79, 171, 195, 204 Staton, Clyde, 113 Staton, Dennis, 126 Staton, Donna Faye, 134, 212 Staton, Peggy, 132 Steger, Brenda, 105, 203 Stein, Adria, 113, 212 Stein, Sue, 128, 212 Stennett, Maude, 128 Stephens, Alan, 79 Stephens, Darrell, 109 Steppe, Linda, 113, 212 Stern, Gary Wayne, 109 Stern, Robert, 129 Sterne, Gene, 193, 225 Sterne, Glen, 95 Steuart, Donna, 103 Stevens, Cindy, 93, 95, 171, 195 Stevens, Deborah, 79, 195 Stevens, Deborah, 100, 202, 208 Stevens, H. June, 123, 179, 208, 212 Stevens, Jack, 129 Stevens, James, 135 Stevens, James, 79, 195, 197 Stevens, Pat, 80 Stevens, Thelia, 105 Stewart, Diane Barbara, 80, 172, 185, 203 Stewart, Eddie, 95 Stewart, Vernon, 135 Stinette, Carol, 110 Stinnett, Janet Cofflin, 80 Stinnett, Martha, 95 Stinnett, Robert, 123 Stinnette, Lynn Bower, 195 Stinnette, Wayne, 89, 192 Stokes, Donald W., 80, 208 Stone, Russell, 135 Stovall, Margaret, 131, 179 Stump, Brenda, 130 Stump, F. 192 Stump, Robin, 129 Sublett, Bobby, 97, 210, 234 Sublett, Emily, 98 Suhling, Anne, 137, 209 Suhling, Leigh Gregory, 94, 98, 170, 172, 189, 199 Sullivan, Brenda, 96 Sullivan, Judy, 93, 103 Sutor, David, 80, 172, 175, 180, 201, 223 Sutor, Richard, 124 Sutor, Susan, 97, 195 Sutton, Richard, 138, 235 Swain, Ruby, 100 Swann, John Lloyd, 98, 239, 249 Swann, Sandra, 80, 158, 172, 182, 203, 214 Swartz, Kenneth, 135 Sydnor, Granville, 103, 172, 175, 176, 199 Sydnor, Malcolm Kennedy, 80, 210, 234, 246 Sydnor, Walker, 103, 170 Szydlowski, Leo, 117 T Tabor, Frank Albert, 134, 244 Tackett, Debbie, 109 Talley, Amelia Arlene, 80, 172, 183, 199, 206, 218 Talley, Audrey, 138, 172, 183, 206 Tate, Clyde, 136, 212 Tate, Sherry, 97 Taylor, Barry, 102, 199, 205 Taylor, Catherine, 80, 172, 174, 201, 223 Taylor, Craig, 136, 208 Taylor, Donna, 119, 212 Taylor, Edna, 123 Taylor, Everett Raymond, 80, 192 Taylor, Jackie, 131 Taylor, Linda, 80, 172, 195, 202, 205 Taylor, Marcia, 81, 204, 205, 209 Taylor, Marcia, 116, 182, 206, 212 Taylor, Ricky, 81 Tedder, James Preston, 98 Templeton, Bruce, 119 Templeton, Dee, 136 Terrell, Emily Louise, 15, 189, 202 Terrell, Margaret, 136 Terry, Phillip, 81 Terry, Tamera, 138 Terry, Thomas, 127 Thacker, Sandra, 81 Thayer, Elizabeth Laurence (Laurie). 93, 98 Thaxton, Michael, 134 Thaxton, Suzanne, 105 Thomas, Addison, 112 Thomas, Bobby, 97, 204 ; Thomas, Harold Clifford, 192, 205 Thomas, James, 131 Thomas, Larry Wayne, 117, 192 Thomas, Robert L., 117 Thompson, Barry, 197, 218 Thompson, Brenda, 81 Thompson, Carlton, 118 Thompson, Cathy, 126, 185 Thompson, Fred, 206 Thompson, H. Noel, 195, 203 Thompson, Jackie, 119 Thompson, Janet A., 111, 202, 212 Thompson, Kenneth, 100 Thompson, Martha, 118 Thompson, Michael, 103 Thompson, Ronne, 112 Thompson, Sharon Diane, 134, 212 Thompson, Wendell, 116 Thompson, William, 81 Thorn, John Baker, Jr., 82, 199, 250 Thorn, Wendy, 120 Thornhill, Joan Marie, 102, 192 Thornhill, Judy, 119 Thornhill, Nan, 113 Thorp, John, 137, 236 Thurman, Linda, 114 Thurmond, Mary Page, 82, 172, 182, 202, 205 Tibbs, David Tillman, 93, 94, 102, 170, 186, 210, 234, 246 Tibbs, Rucker Alexander, 101 Tice, Joyce Faye, 82, 201 Tillman, Ray, 117 Tilson, William, 116 Tingler, Roger, 128 Tinnin, Ann Douglas, 82, 171, 203 Tinnin, Tommy, 129 _. Tinsley, Phil Edward, 102 Tinsley, Robert, 120 Toler, Wayne, 113 Tolley, Mike, 127 Tolley, Steve, 97, 192 Tomlin, Judith, 177, 120 Tomlinson, Linda, 103 Torrence, Janet Lynn, 134 Torrence, Linda, 132, 212 sem i 5 a a ln re a oer - Towler, Kemper, 82, 246 Towler, Kenneth, 123, 246 Trausneck, Mac, 136, 208 Traywick, Robin, 119, 199, 202 Trent, Donna, 98, 195 Trent, Joyce, 83, 215 Trent, Larry, 103, 182 Trent, Melvin, 83 Trent, Roger, Lee, 83 Trent, Deborah, 83, 211 Trent, Brenda Maria, 82 Trent, Joyce G., 73, 185, 186 Trent, Roger, 201, 206, 236 Trent, Wistar, 83, 210, 239 Trevey, Brenda 129, 212, Trevey, John D., 84, 183, 204, 210 Trevillian, Archie, 96 Trice, Charles, 84, 239 Trice, Thomas, 112, 170, 210, 233, 237, 239 Trutt, Sandra, 134 Tuck, Claudia, 97 Tuck, Clover, 118 Tuck, James, 119, 182 Tuck, Ryland, 195, 171 Tucker, David, 120 Tucker, Diane, 118 Tucker, Gayle, 105, 215 Tucker, Kathleen Gail, 117 Tucker, Linda, 84, 202, 218 © Tucker, Mike, 126 Tucker, Peggy, 94, 96, 179, 172, 177 Tunkel, Ann, 129, 179, 208 Tunkel, Suzanne, 112, 197, 198 Turner, Ann, 136, 212 Turner, Ed, 95 Turner, Edgar, 110 Turner, Kathy, 102, 202 Turner, Kenneth, 129, 236 Turner, Linda, 96, 201 Turner, Orris Ray, 117 Turner, Sondra L., 84, 185, 195, 204, 211 Tuthill, Carroll, 13, 84, 201, 214 Tuttle, David, 84 Tuttle, John, 97 Tweedy, Alton, 120 Tweedy, Barbara, 116, 177, 212 Tweedy, Darnell, 119 Tweedy, Harry, 97 Tweedy, James, 117 Tweedy, Jean, 113 Tweedy, Michele, 84 Tweedy, Wanda, 128 Twery, Deborah, 102 Twery, Mark, 113, 190, 204 Tyner, Sarah (Sally), 113 Tyree, Bennett, 124 Tyree, Clarence, 132 Tyree, Larry, 130 Tyree, Linda, 120 Tyree, Joseph, 135 Tyree, Philliv, 124 Tyree, Reginold, 120 Tyree, Richard, 84 U Unrue, Eddie, 132 Upshur, Carole Martin, 102, 170, 189, 204 Upshur, Fontaine, 84, 171, 180, 202, 205, 214 Vv Vaden, Anne, 138, 179 Vaughan, Norma Jean, 95, 195, 197 Vaughn, Kenneth, 132 Vaughn, Larry, 129 Vaughn, Tina, 118, 202 Vegneall, Jane, 130 Vernon, Gary, 134 Vess, Charles, 127 Vess, Eric, 84, 203 Vest, Patricia, 119, 211 Viar, Andrew, 113 Viar, Clarence, 119 Viar, David, 120 Viar, David Maxey, 98, 204, 234, 244 Viar, Frankie, 130, 236 Viar, John, 117, 186, 234 Viar, Pat, 84, 195. 199, 211, 218, 223 Viar, Sheila, 138 Viar, Tony, 109 Vigneau, Jane, 130, 212 Vinson, Mary Ann, 102, 195 Vinson, Robert, 119 Vitalone, Carl, 131 WwW Wade, Carolyn, 138 Wade, Judy Marie, 103 Wade, Patsy Lee, 85, 195, 197 Wade, Phyllis, 85, 146 Wade, Randy, 95, 215 Wade, Wayne, 119, 191 Waibel, Lawrence, 110 Waibel, Rosemary, 126 Waldron, David, 21. 85, 170, 205 Waldron, Larry, 126 Walker, George, 111 Walker, Lynwood, 119 Wall, Eugene, 112 Wallace, Randall, 103, 199, 239 Waller, Linda, 130 Walling, Betty Lou, 85, 215 Walling, George D.. 111, 208 Ward, Chris, 103, 171, 177, 210, 239, 247 Ward, Richard, 96 Ward, Stan, 138 Ware, Darlene, 124 Ware, Emily, 105, 195, 211 Ware, Rodney, 97, 170, 203, 205 Ware, Rosa, 85, 183 Washburn, Lisa, 135 Waters, Anne, 85, 172, 120 Watkins, Danny, 119, 182 Watkins, Isabel, 96 Watkins, Laura, 97, 171, 182, 204 Watson, Audrey, 105 Watson, Betty, 101 Watson, Danny, 105, 192 Watson, James, 116 Watts, Bonnie, 114 Weary, John, 96 Weary, Paul, 113 Weaver, Clarence, 126 Weaver, Toby, 85, 195, 197, 205 Weigand, Frank, 96, 195 Weigand, Martin, 95 Weiland, W. Luther, 192 Weiss, Carol, 116 Weiss, Carolyn Gaynelle, 85, 195, 201 Weiss, Diane, 101, 204 Weiss, Michael, 96, 208 Wells, Rita, 135, 179, 198 Wells, Terry, 212, 216 Wells, Wanda Sue, 102, 211 Wenrerstrom, Carol Lee, 85, 195, 197, 204 Wennerstrom, Gail, 137 Wern, John, 131, 235 Wern, Robert, 85 West, Kenneth, 100, 192 Whately, Paul Owens, 85 Wheeler, Cheryl, 132 Wheeler, John Oxenham, 12, 15, 27, 85, 170, 172, 175, 180, 200, 218, 219, 221, 223 Wheeler, Lima, 120 Wheeler, Sylvia Delores, 117 Whitcomb, James Paul, 86 White, Daphne, 126 White, David, 131 White, Duncan Clayton, 108, 116, 210, 234, 241, 246 White, Harry, 86, 192 White, Link Thomas, 102, 225 White, Richard Ashworth, 123 White, Richard Alden, 120 White, Stenhonie Crist, 86, 185, 246 White, Tom, 127, 244 White, Willis, 113, 132, 208 Whitehead, Kenneth Nelson, 98, 205 Whitehouse, Frank, 98, 177, 199 Whitehouse, Sarah, 132, 185 Whitmore, Bill, 127, 182 Whitten, Betty, 112 Whitten, June Ellen, 134, 212 Whorley, Betty, 95, 195 Wick, Nancy, 116, 182 Wickline, David Porter, 98, 202, 234, 244 Wiles, Maurice, 132 Wiley, Steve, 118 Wilkerson, Gail, 119 Wilkerson, Terry, 136, 212 Wilkes, Roger, 195, 205 Wilkes, Sue, 113, 202 Wilkins, Jannie, 135, 198, 212 Wilks, David Garland, 86, 205 Williams, Billie, 134 Williams, Bonnie, 118 Williams, Charles, 126 Williams, Donald, 127 Williams, Donna, 129, 141 Williams, John, 132 Williams, Judith N. 86 Williams, Judy, 86, 98 Williamson, Anne, 135 Williamson, Margaret, 103, 205 Willoughby, Joanee, 87 Wilmoth, Barbara, 123 Wilsom, Barbara, 101 Wilsen, Calvin, 141, 193 Wilson, Clarissa, 135 Wilson, David, 116, 202 Wilson, Dennis, 120 Wilson, Donald, 135 Wilson, Guy, 109 Wilson, Jane, 128, 212 Wilson, Janet, 138, 212 Wilson, Jerry, 100, 192 Wilson, Katherine, 138 Wilson, Mike Allan, 116, 204 Wilson, Mirenda, 131 Wilson, Steve Spencer, 117 Wilson, Wanda, 113 Winders, William, 113, 235 Wineman, Janie, 87, 184, 209, 218 Wingfield, Clark, 170, 241 Wingfield, Gail Patricia, 134 Wingfield, Mary, 97 Winstead, Sterling Eliza, 172, 200, 218 - Withey, Georgia, 87, 170, 175, 203 Witt, Carolyn, 129 Witt, Deborah, 134, 212 Witt, Edward R. (Sonny), 87, 210, 234 Witt, Jane, 114, 192 Witt, Jimmy, 87, 192 Witt, June Elizabeth, 102 Witt, Lynda, 109, 198 Witt, Martna, 117, 212 Witt, Robert, 126, 204 Womack, Barbara, 123, 212 Womack, Patricia, 88, 215 Wood, Arthur, 28, 88, 244 Wood, Beverley, 88, 174, 189, 200, 218 Wood, Charles, 120, 183 Wood, Doris Diane, 88, 199, 205 Wood, Emily Walker, 98, 99, 170, 172, 177, 180, 189, 199, 223 Wood, Faye, 126 Wood, James Carroll, 134 Wood, K. Jane, 88 Wood, Larry, 13, 88, 171, 204, 205, 210, 246 Wood, Mary Margaret, 88, 218 Wood, Mike, 100 Wood, Ricky, 97 Wood, Sharon, 103, 209 Wood, William, 103 Woodall, Ricky, 88, 218 Woodring, Steve, 112 Woody, Clyde, 131, 236 Woody, Gene Autry, 134 Woody, Rachel, 120 Woody, Sandra, 114 Woody, Ted, 131 Wooldridge, Benny, 129 Wooldridge, Evelyn, 123 Wooldridge, Lee Allen, 111 Worley, Barbara, 88 Worley, Bruce Alan, 88, 192 Worley, Donna Jean, 134 Worley, Joan, 114, 198 Worley, Julian, 97, 234 Worley, Mary Susan, 88, 198, 211 Worley, Sharon, 108, 112, 177 Wrenn, Deborah, 97 Wright, Bill, 95 Wright, Bertha, 138 Wright, Debbie, 137 Wright, Dewy, 97, 210, 234 Wright, Jane, 88, 205 Wright, Kelly, 138 Wright, Kenneth Dale, 134 Wright, Kenneth Warren, 89 Wright, Linda D., 89 Wright, Luther Guy, 89, 174, 218, 220 Wright, Robin Stein, 89 Wright, Sandra Ann, 111 Wright, Sandra Kay, 134 Wright, Sue Ann, 134 Wright, Vernon Allen, 110 Wyatt, Elizabeth, 114 Wyatt, Joe, 126 Wyatt, Susan, 89, 177, 202 ¥ Yeater, Mike, 134 Young, Beckie, 96 Young, Betty, 131 Young, Mary Alice, 134 Young, Richard LeRoy, Jr., 89 Younger, George, 120 Z Zahonet, Herbert, 120, 203, 235, 244 Zechini, Dewery, 127, 193 Acknowledgements The CREST staff extends its thanks to: Mr. Herbert Craft and Mrs. Frances Reams of the |_ynchburg Engraving Company. The Lynchburg News and Daily Advance. Mr. Ellis Smith Mrs. Gaynelle Hudnall Mrs. Doris Steppe Mrs. Jane Bowen — Mrs. Carolyn Gorton Fuller—for the sketch used on the endsheets. Mr. Lee Fuller for his help in proof reading. Mr. C. Odell Bell and Mr. John Fridley of Mutual @ Pe SS. NN EEE Mrs. Robert Fuller sketches a scene for the endsheets. 4 Johnny Conner and Luther Wright, Crest photographers, are aught by the camera on Senior Day. Photo Credits Senior portraits in the 1966 CREST were taken by Peck’s Studio and printed by Wheeling Studios of New York. Group pictures were taken by Ellis Smith of the Ellis Studio. All candid shots were taken by Luther Wright, Johnny Conner, Becky Fuller and Jim Booth. 336 Production Notes The 1966 Crest was printed on 100 lb. new whiteness paper by Mutual Press of Lynchburg, Virginia. Photographs were reproduced on zine and copper plates by Lynchburg Engraving Co. Kingskraft Division of Kingsport Press manufactured the covers for the 1906 Crest the design for which was silk- screened on Buckram. Carolina Rule and Binding Company of Charlotte, North Carolina bound the 1906 Crest. Mutual Press began to print the 1966 Crest. As The CREST Went to Press .. . EK. C. Glass sent JoAnne Deacon, Kathy O’Keeffe, and David Tibbs as representatives to the State S.C.A. Con- vention at Virginia Beach. Miss Waller and Miss Palmer accompanied the dele- gates to the conference held April 1-3. The following Juniors attended the Southern Interscholastic Press Associa- tion convention: Emily Wood, Marvin scott, G. G. Sydnor, George Moseley, Linda Pound, Donna Shelton and Jim SYA Booth. Members of the Junior Class started the final stages of preparation for the Junior-Senior Ring Dance given by the juniors for the seniors. A polkadots theme of “Dot’s Goodt” was chosen for the dance to be held on May 27. On May 21 the Senior Student Coun- cil held an Open House in Cafe 2 and nominated candidates for its SCA selec- tions. General Index A MBEAN TESOL OS, ¢. ec ccceoncecta@ls.vsceabGseeraesacéeonneses as 141 SLSR STR RSs ee A ee 255 IP L Y COMMITEE: oe ccs ctoesseseasceesecsnconees 180 B yale on yi h sens lea yc stdevodeponevacsnedone. 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Cottive: Wee aie trantc mere teh Pee 183 Literary SOClely Sah teae Mee ttle me eee 172 M Mathematics. De ttasme mite one tceen ra 161] MEN Koger a chctee 7 ake PO AWM are SCHEE oh eed SAME ny 187 N Nationialt Ont po Ociet yrw.at ere eee pAGs National MertielinaliSts. cst. cee eee 219 Nationaligiieritpletiers? = ea) tee 220 O OPCHeStta, we taka ethics hn ee, oe, te 194 OreaniZa tions: eee, cee nace pee ee ee 167 P Physical sh.ducatton Depty -encr en ee 153 Public Speakin.o Club tino eee 189 Q OuillsanchiScroll’ Society ye. ace eee 224 ] S CleniCGr G LUby waters cae eee eh renee ee 206 Scierice We pte wcrc ales a ee eee: 147 S eriiord ariel, 6a cen enon can eee ieee ee tees 207 SemOr Student be COUNCIL Mansy -cacsacem eens 169 SEIORGu es bari een ice eae ae ae ree 29 SOGIa Po tidies septa earner a eee eat 149 SOMMOMTOKES aera tenn toys. Lan basen eee 10 Spanos CLD wycceyeee Melanie teenie a eee ee 203 Specialy Chottee, eo. ne. 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