Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

Jip GRAHAM From hour to hour, from day to day, from year to year, time changes all. Published by GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL Bluefield, Virginia Tazewell County Public Library Bluefield Branch tele, wey Pane. Foreword Ora amit at? Qe we 0 OM Ours USO44- Det) welcome be alranoy, they Naw. wt was who sar0k, “DL Chums rrusab Cama 2 u Naw, , Amd, we , od pare fe Hot utunrts Pacer diy. f ours LOLitor0 , bic. amo pO elorL0 Contents Foreword Dedication Through the Year Faculty Activities Classes Ads Dedication We, the staff, take great pleasure in dedicating the 1966 GRAHAM toMr. Clark M. Brown, principal of Graham since 1962. He has witnessed many changes, but his interest in boys and girls remains the same. MISS GHS Andrea Thomas em HR, RINGING IN THE GROOM itt i= Datars | NOI! LT] soi a a a I { 2ESES PRE BE Y magi a rs Py yp TH IN : THE BASKET | | Bi) CHEERFUL LOSERS DRAMA COACH Mrs. Virginia Garwood In our Student Council, we provide for anorderly change of officers. Linky Carter, Bill Sturges, Bill McDarmont, and Sam Bailey look over the posters, trying to figure out why they did not win. ALL STATE CHOIR The Graham choir was host to the Virginia All State West Chorus on February 19, 20, and 21. The workshop and concert choirs were conducted by Dr. A. J. Petersonof Concord College. of 765 Ad (dla ee 2 4 q ( SUPERIOR Graham's one act play ''The Sandbox ' won top rating in the district, and was permitted to enter competition at Charlottesville. Linda Roach, Susan Parris, Robin Kidd, and Don Brooks had parts. SCA WINS AWARD Pat Stinson and Barnes Louthan exhibit their project: Goals for SCA. DOGWOOD FESTIVAL HONOREE Helen Kerrigan was Graham's prin- cess in this festival. SCHOOL BUS ROMANCE Three one act plays are presented each year by the Speechclass. Here we see Ronnie Yost as the driver in this mod- ern comedy. ''The Sand- box ’ and Ringing In The Groom were also presented. HOW TO PROPOSE Thespians presented this hilarious comedy showing how proposing has changed from age to age and group to group. ROYALTY FOR A DAY Spring WE HONORED The '65 Graham was dedicated to Mrs. Hughes. Barnes and Pat, who attended Boys State, raise the flag before school. Wanda Patton, recipient of the An- nual Award, given for the first time. May Queen Wanda Carter and attendants Nance Mckinney, Dee Perdue, and Marcia McNeer, were chosen by girls to reign. CLASS OF '65 NATIONAL HONOR TAPS Activities Really elegant! SCENES FROM PARADISE ISLAND JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM The National Honor Society initiates new members for '65 and '66. An island god was our prize dec- oration. Grand March What a change from everyday dress! New Members Intermission Seven seniors and nine juniors. Everyone enjoys the break. A CINDERELLA CHANGE We, as juniors did the work, we think we did a good job. Bragg! Bragg! Summer Students attend school in summer ule the following year, to make stay busy. Classes in 1965 were Wetzel and Mr. Walter Porter GOVERNMENT Rising seniors do current event and newspaper assignments dur- ing the summer's government class as well as allother regular and extra lessons. HISTORY Two courses in history -- World and American-- were taken by juniors and soph- omores. SCIENCE AND ENGLISH Other courses offered during the summer were science and English. at G.H.S. to have an easier sched- up a class, or just to taught by Mrs. Louise field. SUMMER SEWING Some students took a course in sewing; not for credit, but for enjoy- ment. The class was taught by Mrs. Alice Barnett. Brookman and Mr. Bob Hedrick supervised the activities. GIRLS STATE Julie Lindsey and Carolyn Barrett : A summer physical fitness program operates under the coaching staff. Mr. Ed attended Girls State at Radford. RELAXING Physical fitness is sometimes just watching, especially after a hotly contested game. GETTING IN SHAPE Students play basketball or just shoot goals. HERE WE ARE AGAIN It will be our turn to play next. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Are these girls? Somebody goofed! Not really - this happens to be a new sportat Graham. TheGraham High Y-Teens played the Beaver Y-Teens on October 23 at Graham, beginning an annual event -- we hope. GRAHAM 13 BEAVER 6 THE BIG GAME Graham receives the ball, the crowd yells, and the team bounds into action. With the help of the Key Club, and the Y-Teen spon- sors Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs. Dunn, andMrs. Belcher, the game was a success -- in more ways than one! Coaches Ronnie Yost, Tim Parris, and Ray Maupin canreally be proud of their team. Y-TEENS ON THE GO! On November 20 fourteen Graham Y-Teen delegates and eleven Beaver Y-Teen delegates left the YWCA for the annual state Y-Teen conference at Jackson's Mill, West Virginia. Fall Specials ARE THEY FOR REAL? Key Club Cheerleaders added a spark of gaietytothegame. The attractive cheer- leaders pictured above are Bradley Law- son, Dane Morehead, Alvin Lester, Bill McDarmont, Doug VanDevender, and on top is Linky Carter. MISS FLAME Redheaded Linda Les- ter represented Gra- ham in the Fire Pre- vention parade. QUIET! One thing at Graham hasn't changed -- the daily devotionals. Each morning during home- room, we pause for a moment of meditation. These thoughts for the day are given by mem- bers of speech. Here is Wayne Hooper. oad LJIE55 Ver fiome Junior Play ‘See How They Run” They pulled the strings. SHE'S OUT COLD! Directors: Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Compton, You'd be too if you thought the minister's wife was being untrue to her hus- and Mrs. Eades. band. What a scandal! BEHIND THE SCENES OOPS! JUST A HEART ATTACK! Bill Seyler, Steve Cook, Tommy Ambrister, and Barry Frye, seem amused rather than frightened at the intruder withthe gun. Didthe lady faint? Would these crazy kids really know? Without these people the play couldn't have been asuccess. Row 1: Betsy Mays, Diana Musick, Freda Thompson, Linda Warden. Row 2: Sue Goodwin, Cathy Cordle. Row 3: Billie Jean Hagy, Dreama Brooks, Alice Presley, Martha Earnest. Row 4: Diana Hoops, Harry Rogers, Grey Matthews, Wayne Lilly, and Roger Owensby. Betsy was student director of the play -- some- thing new at Graham. STAY AS YOU ARE! Barry Frye, Sue Michaels, SharonJones, Peggy Whitenack, Steve Cook, and Linky Carter portray an exciting scene. Linky is the minister and Barry is a Bishop. HONEST! Winter Comes to G.H.S. | SCA TREE SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT Student Council members decorated a tree and invited students to bring gifts of food for the needy. GAA CAROLERS Snow did not prevent these happy singers from wishing a Merry Christmas in song on December 20. SPEECH CLASS PERFORMS SANTA'S VISIT Annually the Speech Class and Choir present a Christmas program. The choral readings were ''The Nativity'' and ''Christmas Canticle’. Miss Douthat directed this part. Santa (Alvin Lester) pauses in his rounds to greet GHS students and Mrs. Richard- CHOIR HIGH SCHOO HOLIDAY DEC “ll JAN Snot” x ‘ a ea The choir gave a program of oldand new songs under the direction of Mrs. Richard- Winter covers the cam- son. ''The Little Drummer Boy is a favorite. pus in snow. Cleo Lawson Mitchel Scholarship Awards Sharon Leonard Alice Douthit This recipient is a math major at Rad- ford. Two girls shared the award the | ; : | Becky Kidd Ruby Nell Necessary first year it was inaugurated. Both went to Radford. This girlis atresh- man math major at Radford. Cleo Lawson Mitchel Cheryl Butner 1964 Elwood Porshia Radford College a at on College The Cleo Lawson Mitchel Scholarship was established by Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel in memory of his wife, Cleo Lawson Mitchel, who spent her childhood in Bluefield. A trust fund was set up to provide ascholarship each year for some worthy college bound student -- preferably a girl going into education. Other funds have been granted from the Mitchel Foundation. Four students are now sharing these awards. Mr. Mitchel'sinterestin edu- cation will make it possible for many students to go to college. Judy Tabor Elizabeth Baily 1964 13 1965 Bluefield College Bluefield College ed LOW BSCS BIOLOGY Experiments are carriedon by students without preconceived ideas of the results. Everyone records what he finds. How many bacteria in the hall? cafeteria? CADET TEACHERS Donaid Pitts, Ronald Pitts, Erskine Davis, and Shirley Ward (Bluefield State) did practice teaching at Graham. This is a first. BUSINESS MACHINES A new course helps students learn modern business machines. ENGLISH CHANGES TWO IN ONE Teaching of English takes on a new look. From Room 105 and the Journalism Room Government and journalism moved into 107. Recitation, typing, and annual work go on at the same time. It works! ENGLISH IN ACTION Teaching English grammar takes on a new face with the overhead pro- MODERN MATH jector in Mrs. Hughes’ class. Old, yet new, math has become modern to meet the challenge of the space age. Conrad Spangler, Betty Peery, Janie Hess, Jackie Necessary, and Joe Long inspect exhibits. THE WORLD GROWS SMALLER Maps make history come alive. Slides, globes, and new maps PHYSICS all add to knowledge and understanding of social studies. Only afew students take physics -- certainly a must in our scientific world. ANOTHER CHANGE The '52 Studebaker gave way to anew model. Boys, you HEAR YOURSELF SPEAK don't have to push any more. Students can't believe their ears! The tape recorder tells the tale. Hear your- self talk and change. Administration Changes J. L. Walthall L. L. Jones After serving as Superintendent of Mr. Jones became the new Tazewell Tazewell County for 18 years, Mr. Walt- County Superintendent on July 1, 1965. hall retired June 30, 1965. He will long He previously served as Supervisor of be remembered for If we work on im- Secondary Education in Tazewell County. mortal minds, we engrave on something that will last always. Mrs. Virginia Garwood Mrs. Garwood became Supervisor of Secondary Education July 1, 1965. She has been guidance director and teacher at Graham. 16 Administration Evans Omar School Board Member Clear Fork District Clark M. Brown Lawrence H. Bradley, Jr. Principal Graham High School Assistant Principal RAS Alice Barnett Sara Belcher Home Economics Lawrence Bradley Business Machines Asst. Principal Bookkeeping Driver Ed. Typing Coach Phyllis Bradley English Edwin Brookman Margaret Brown SNOW ISN'T SO BAD Boys' Phys. Ed. Mathematics Teachers were gladto return to school after five snow holidays. LOOK AT ALL THAT NEW EQUIPMENT Charles Carlton D.E.--D.O. Gen. Business What's Biology B.S.C.S.? It must be fun! Nancy Cole Mathematics Guidance MAKE BELIEVE PARTY Everyone knows there's no time for a coffee break at Graham. But we can dream! A FEW EXTRA QUARTERS Thelma Compton Elise Cooper Evidently the cafeteria paid off today. Mr. Brown Librarian American History seems pleased but Mrs. Dunn is not so sure. Science Eleanor Douthat Catherine Dunn Jane Eades Greta Gillenwater English Office Secretary Biology Foreign Languages Speech English 4 Anna Lee Greer Robert Hedrick |} Juanita Hill Betty Hodges Shorthand “ Mathematics Girls' Phys. Ed. Chemistry Typing “Coach MA AG History hn vA yV ee eee Alleen Hughes Carole Hutchinson James Jones English World History Band Director Civics TEACHERS OF A LANGUAGE WE DON'T SPEAK S tonite, (@) Te) Ing Pollyanna Lucas Guidance English English teachers look over original material for literary booklet that will be sent to Charlottesville for evaluation. WORK? WHAT'S THAT? Dorothy Painter English F a C u l t y Men teachers now make up about 25% of the faculty. Remember when we had only two--both coaches! Walter Porterfield Alice Presley Beatrice Richardson General Science Mathematics Choir Physics Aaron Saunders Vivian Wagner Louise Wetzel Norma Hedrick World Geography English Government Regular Substitute French Journalism Boys' Phy. Ed. Guidance and Help WHAT SHOULD WE SAY? Mrs. Lucas, head guidance director, is assisted by Mrs, Cole and Mrs. Painter. YOU MUST DECIDE Mrs. Lucas shows materialto Julie and Wanda to help them in a college choice. TEACHERS' ASSISTANTS A chance to earn and stay in school isa Federal sponsored program. These students are assigned to help teachers. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS These students assist the guidance personnel, OFFICE GIRLS 4 Rita Matthews, Connie Maupin, Carol Spence, Patty Hayes, Betsy Blizzard, Linda Lester, Ada Shrader, Carolyn Barrett, Linda Puckett, Beth Parris, Judy Hubble, Cricket Asbury, Donna Brown, Melinda Melvin, and Judy White assist Mrs. Dunn during free periods. Activities 23 x BOO 7? RAR GbR pomp scae er 2 = lt Listy MISS. Connie Maupin Greetings From Graham February Laura Bowling Randall Lester September Mary Lou Seyler Doug VanDevender October March Cricket Asbury Connie Maupin Dane Morehead Sponsor David Bowers Mrs. Cole Greetings from Graham, sponsored sinceits originin 1950 by Mrs. Battle Cole, is heard on WKOY each Saturday at noon. The program began in an EnglishClass. The first pro- grams were 30 minutes; they are now15. Boyswerethe first an- nouncers, Now there are two announcers, a boy anda girl who serve for a month. November April Betsy Blizzard Debbie Barger Bill Sturges Irvin Lytton January Rita Matthews Andy Sorrell December May Julie Lindsey Kay Bradley Bill McDarmont Barnes Louthan 25 Student Co-operative SCA OFFICERS President ...... Barnes Louthan SCCLrelaryi eee elSClLlalCarre G Vice-President. ... Mike Ciaburri Treasure reunite eel elles District SPONSOLM tiie iiskrn aly LSet C Ole Representative .. Laura Bowling CLUB PRESIDENTS ee a Ce Janie Kahle, Wanda Mahood, Priscilla Carter, Laura Bowling, Malinda Melvin, Bill McDarmont, Philip Dilts, Howard Gregory, Jimmy Dudley, Pat Stinson, Evie Callaway, Linda Remines, Nora Rutherford, Brenda Stevens, Donna Ballard, Betsy Blizzard, Karen Blankenship, Rita Matthews. Clubpresidents are automatically members of the Student Council. Association a, y af cS 3 ae STUDENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE Anna Marie York Julie Lindsey Chairman Barnes Louthan Bill McDarmont Mike Ciaburri HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Connie Earls, Dianne VanDevender, Karen Hash, Wanda Mahood, Debbie Cole, Karen Whitley, Diana Musick, Betsy Mays, Mike Graham, Connie Maupin, Judy Metcalf, Donna Ballard, Cathy Cordle, Debbie Mattox, Bradley Lawson, Anthony Wolkoff, Bill Sturges, Tommy Armbrister, Wayne Hess, Larry Lusk, Ronnie Steele. Each homeroom elects a representative to the Student Council. 27 National Honor Society SENIOR CLASS The members are chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character, and service, President ...... Bill McDarmont Secretary ....... Rita Matthews Vice-President ... Laura Bowling Treasurer. ... Doug VanDevender The Key Club isa service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Bluefield, Va. Members are chosen for good citizen- ship. The students were glad when they put the juke box back. President ......... Pat Stinson Treasurer ....... Wayne Hooper Vice-President .. Bill McDarmont SpOnSOT s s.� ae ets Portercnueld Secretary ....... Evie Callaway Publications Graham Atom BUY A PAPER! Everyone envies us for we go all over school and to the grade schools to sell the paper. YOUTH REPORTERS These reporters write articles for the “Youth Section which appears on Sun- day inthe DAILY TELEGRAPH, WRITING THE NEWS We print THE GRAHAM ATOM to keep the students in- formedofschoolevents. It'snot easy to get the paper out on time--the last school day of each month. Anne Ballard Goodwin THE BOSSES Editor: Julia Lindsey Assistant: Deloris Lampert Business Manager: Betsy Blizzard Assistant: Mary Lou Seyler ADDITIONAL STAFF MEMBERS Sponsor: Mrs, Wetzel Snow days, holidays, Saturdays-everyday found some members of the Staff at school working to get the annual to press ontime. Nobody ex- pected it tc be so much work. We Learned! ANNUALS COST MONEY { Staff members and other volunteers solicited ads to help pay the cost. Result---we can all buy a yearbook. Language Clubs SPANISH II Buen Principio La Mitad es Hecha Presidentesi tee ete DavideNeel Vice-President.... Donna Cox Secretary .... Stephenia Strike Mreasurereeeeree tee DLA StIn Sponsor...... Mrs. Gillenwater LATIN II Scientia est ad Infinitum President ....... Wayne Hess Vice-President.Tom Armbrister Secretary ..... Linda Remines Treasurer....... Janie Kahle Sponsor..... Mrs. Gillenwater FRENCH I Presidents ....Doug Chambers Terry Kerley Vice-Presidents .'. Betty Peery Cathy Lambert Secretaries. ... Sandra Maupin Wanda Mahood Treasurers.... Susan Thomas Sarah Lindsey Sponsor:....... Mrs. Wagner Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS President .1. «1. Vice-President. . Secretary ..... Treasurer..... Historianiens cre. Parliamentarian. F.H.A. CLUB is the sponsor. The Future Homemakers of America is composed of girls who are taking, or have taken, home economi¢s. Mrs. Alice Barnett Laura Bowling . .'sd0an White ..- Alice Lee -Wanda Horton . . Janie Kahle . Cathy Cordle SENIOR F.H.A. MEMBERS Sandra Yost, Linda Akers, Kaye Pope, Vickie Bishop, Judy Akers, Wanda Neal, Sandra Neal. Cooking is fun when these girls know they will have delicious rolls in afew minutes. Y-TEEN STANDING OFFICERS These girls represent all three Y-Teen groups. President ........... Rita Matthews Secretary ).(...1.. s@ ). Dille deal nary, Vice-President ........dJulie Lindsey Treasurers. ce ov cae Darpara Leer President ..... Vice-President . SCCLClaAT Vicente TreasSurenicn.csrae 32 SENIOR Y-TEENS This Y-Teen group is composed of eleven and twelfth grade girls. Their sponsor is Mrs. Louise Wetzel. OFFICERS oe ee @ © © © The Y-Teen purpose is 'Tobuilda fellowship of women and girls devoted tothe task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians . . . Linda Remines weecatny Cordle Mary Lou Seyler . . -Vickie Melvin Y-Teens MOTHER KNOWS BEST The tenth grade Y-Teens presented a skit for a pro- gram. Pictured are Connie Earls, Janie Kahle, Nora Rutherford, Rita Matthews, Linda Remines, and Wanda Mahood, we @ NINTH GRADE Y-TEENS The Ninth Grade Y-Teen sponsor is Mrs, Catherine Dunn. OFFICERS President’, cs1 - « s sialele � olan Wanda, Mahood Vice-President ....... Karen Blankenship Secretary-Treasurer....... Karen Whitley TENTH GRADE Y-TEENS The Tenth Grade Y-Teen sponsor is Mrs. Sara Belcher. OFFICERS Presidentaeremea einen NOLAT RULHeELIO“Gd ViCe= Dresident-smeienomicnmesenen mene alles Kiale Secretary-Treasurer...... Lilly McDarmont BASKETBALL ANYONE ? The Y-Teens have really gone infor sports this year. This is the Y-Teen basketball team. Clubs Teach MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB President .....Malinda Melvin Vice-President. .. .Mary Seyler Secretary .... ‘Brenda Stevens Recording Secretary.....' sandra Yost Treasurer.... Mary Sue Payne Sponsor. . . .Mrs. Hubert Cassel The M.C.C. was organized at Gra- ham in May, 1965. The club is opentoall juniors and seniors who planacareer in the field of med- icine. D.O. CLUB President ..... Randall Hash Vice-President. . David Leedy Secretary .....Danny Hughes Treasurer... ..Kenny Bourne D.E. CLUB President .... Ronnie Millsap Vice-President. . Wayne Hager Secretary ...... Judy Akers Treasurer... ... « Alice; Lee Students in Distributive Educa- tion and Diversified Occupations classes goto school one-half day and work one-half day. Mr. Carlton teaches the classes and sponsors the clubs, Many Lessons LIBRARY CLUB Presidente eters Erisclllaicarter Vice-President) .....). « Carolyn Barrett Secretary). .......... Laura Bowling Treasurer........-....dulie Lindsey These membershelp Mrs. Compton in the library before school and during their study halls. They learn why the signs say quiet . DRIVERS EDUCATION Students who take this course learn safety rules and driving practices. Mr. Bradley teaches them how to become safe, skillful, and considerate drivers. FIREFIGHTERS Volunteer firefighters help keep Virginia green. They learn how dis- astrous fires can be. Special Clubs The Sandbox , directed by Mrs. Virginia Garwood, won a Superior rating at the 1965 One-Act Play Festival. Miss Eleanor Douthat is now the new Thespian Neeiprgaig!! em Future Teachers of America Thespians OFFICERS Presidente nee SD CUSVeblizza ra Vice-President .. Ada Shrader SECLeta Lyme LCs INASey AUREEISWNOSIE Ss 5 6 4 6 6 6 6 Doe! (Cox Historian per sceens LLnCamVvabe Parliamentarian.Dane Morehead Sponsor... ... Mrs. Gillenwater UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS Each year two projects of the A.S. Greever chapter of F.T.A. are to choose a Teacher of the Year and to raise money for two scholarships (one of $100 and one of $50) to be presented to seniors planning to enter the teaching pro- fession. '65 TEACHER OF THE YEAR 1965 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ee 5 3 Betty Bailey David Shelton Mrs. Louise We tzel aaa Cac Wee “Sacks Se me s New Aa OFFICERS PresidCntrcmeuen i snenonrnses Vice-President ...... SCCLELALV Atm esncneteninen ie PLLCASULCIo ecmcromenenemensts ACCOMPANISTS a : . . Wanda Horton - Dane Morehead -Deloris Lampert . � Melroy Brown David Dunkle Wanda Mahood DIRECTOR Mrs. Bea Richardson CONCERT CHOIR The Graham Choir has re- ceived 17 Superior Ratings since 1954 when Mrs, Richard- son became director. Shealso directs the music in four ele- mentary schools in this area. Choir groups are invited to perform on many community programs. SECONDARY OFFICERS OF THE CHOIR he Darlene Coon, Ovid Bailey, Vickie Melvin, Debbie Frye, Jane Wool- wine, Ada Shrader, Alice Presley, Jim Hayes. 4 By ; Groups BOYS' QUARTET ALL STATE CHOIR Gary Hurt, Ovid Bailey, Dane Morehead, and Sammy Hill. Gary Hurt, Deloris Lampert, Peggy Whitenack, Vic- kie Melvin, Marilynn Long, Wanda Horton, Ovid Bai- ley, Dane Morehead, and Melroy Brown. AWARD WINNERS GIRLS' SEXTET Vickie Melvin, Judy Metcalf, Marilynn Long, Wanda Horton, Deloris Lampert, Darlene Coon. GIRLS' CHORUS Petia aa DRUM MAJOR Larry Tabor Larry Tabor, drum major of Graham for five years, is hold- ing the first place trophy which he won at the annual Southeast- ern Band Festival at Bristolthis year. CONCERT BAND DIRECTOR James H, Jones Mr. Jones, band director of Graham for 11 yearsandknownas the 'great- est by allthe students, proudly holds two of the first place trophies which the band has received the past six years. 40 Our Band— HEAD MAJORETTE Rita Matthews The majorettes this year won a first place rating at the annual Southeast- ern Band Festival. This is the third time in the history of Graham that the majorettes have re- ceived this honor. BAND ON PARADE The Winners! BAND AWARD OFFICERS Doug VanDevender IPYESICENL es. -stereet she renen onet ene VicCe=President sc crekelovelete SeCretany— CU reasune rie. sles SOUmAt ALIN Smemsmemetel henelekelel MAJORETTES ... David Leedy ... Linda Harry . Darlene Johnson .. Evie Callaway ALL STATE BAND ROW ONE: Laura Bowling, Rita Matthews, Brenda Stevens, Regina Ealy. ROW TWO: Betsy Jones, Barry Frye, Ronnie Osborne, Steve Cook, Barbara Leffel. ROW THREE: Tommy Brinegar, Allen Hall, Doug VanDev- ender, Ross Coleman, David Leedy. Laura Bowling, Darlene Johnson, Rita Matthews, and Regina Ealy. omecoming Q pee Home Visitors Graham 19 Big Creek 6 Graham 0 Beaver P3. Graham 17 Marion if Graham 44 Tazewell 6 Graham 0 E-G2Glass.20 Graham 13 Grundy 13 Graham 32 Princeton 0 Graham 6 Richlands 14 Graham 25 Bristol 6 Graham 28 Jefferson 7 Mr. Bradley Mr. Brookman Mr. Hedrick Mr. Porterfield Mr. Saunders Roger Thompson Tommy Tibbs Wayne Hooper Alvin Lester Mike Bratton Varsit nace BRADLEY'S FIRST TEAM--1949 Coach Bradley came to Graham as coach in 1949. The record of his first team is 4-6-0. Clifton Burress CO-CAPTAIN Larry Mahood Danny Danko Jackie Richardson N. B. Mangus Larry Lusk Jerry French Tom Jenkins Charles Buckland Butch Pennington Linky Carter Football BRADLEY'S TEAM OF 1965 Coach Bradley's '65 Varsity Team had a record of 5-3-2. G.H.S. Students Roger Pardue hope he will have many more coaching years at Graham. CO-CAPTAIN Bob Jones Pete Farris e Mike Ciaburri Kyle Workman JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Coaches: Mr. Hedrick and Mr. Brookman. The Junior Varsity has a 3-2-2 record this year. A WINNING TEAM! Because of complications in photo- graphy, the JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD picture didnot come in. As part ofthe boys attend the junior high school, it wasimpossibleto have the picture re- taken. In order to recognize the team and their coaches, we give you this write-up to show what a fine record was made. The record was 6-0-2 for the year. Honors won - - - Tazewell County Championship. Coaches: Mr. Crockett and Mr. Saunders. MANAGERS Pat Stinson, Tom Lucas, and Bobby Altare. Farris keeps going, but the opposition is too strong. 46 Thompson and Farris team for a touchdown. GET HIM BOYS! Tommy Tibbs, Roger Thompson, Lin- | ky Carter, andWarren Pennington go after one of the Jefferson Senior boys. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Grey Matthews, Mary Carbaugh, Anne Goodwin, Stephenia Strike, Kay Bradley, Connie Maupin. GO N.B.! N.B. carries the ball for the G- menas they battle the Tazewell Bulldogs. JUNIOR VARSITY Susan Greer, Linda Spurgeon, Beth Pritchett, Margaret Angles Barbara Stowers. WE WANT A TOUCHDOWN! Danko heads for the goal line as Thompson trails close behind, WE DID IT AGAIN! We score another touchdown against Jefferson Senior of Roanoke inthe last game of the season. Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Barnes Louthan Kyle Workman David Bowers Varsity Basketball °65-'66 Mike Bratton Pat Stinson Big Creek Marion .. Bristol .. Northfolk Big Creek Beaver ... Richlands Grundy .. Bristol .. Athens Beaver .. Tazewell . Richlands Athens Northfolk Marion .. Tazewell . Grundy .. N. B. Mangus VARSITY Coach - Mr. Hedrick Seven senior members who have playedtheir last game for Graham are Pat Stinson, Butch Pennington, Michael Bratton, Winston Gregory, Barnes Louthan, Tom Jen- kins, and David Bowers. Underclassmen 42 and 40 will return. G-MEN IN A HUDDLE The boys take time out to discuss a change in strategy. G-MEN SCORE AGAIN David Bowers scoresto win over the Bluefield Beavers. 60-55. GET IT G-MEN David Bowers attempts to get a loose ball in the tus- sle against Big Creek. JUNIOR VARSITY Coach - Mr. Porterfield The members of this team are Robert Parks, Earl Michaels, Charles Simp- son, Bill Austin, Michael Ciaburri, Larry Lusk, John Pennington, Glen Lewis, Wayne Hess, Tom Kersey, Nathan Jenkins, Ronnie Wilson, Larry Ellis and Rudy Trigg. Earl Thomp- son is not pictured. TRACK TEAM Sports change with the season. This isthe track team of the spring of '65, Mr. Brookman is the track coach. GRAHAM SPEEDSTERS! IT'S JUST PRACTICE! Mike Ciaburri and Steve Stephenson try to bring in a win- Rodger Pardue and Larry Mahood demonstrate ning run for Graham. wrestling holds for some of the students. GOLF TEAM Golf isa new but popular spring sport. Mr. Jones is coach. WRESTLING TEAM Wrestling is apopular winter sport at Graham. These boys wrestle according to weight groups. Mr. Brookman is the coach for the wrestling team. Athletic Honor VARSITY CLUB Boys who have lettered in football, basketball, wrestling, or track are eligible for membership. The club is sponsored by the coaching staff. VARSITY SWEETHEART The Boys' Varsity club chose Regina Ealy as the Varsity Sweetheart. G-GIRLS This club is made up of girls who have earned 1000 points in G.A.A. activities. The sponsor is Mrs. Wade Hodges. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Girls who have earned 750 points in physical education classes are eligible for membership in this club. The spon- sor is Mrs. Juanita Hill. Classes In Memory of a Classmate David Hurt Kahle May 25, 1948-July 14, 1965 David was killed accidently. He would have been a senior this year. Lost, like pebbles on the beach Washed out into the sea Missed, but not forgotten, By friends like you and me. The empty space he left, Within our hearts and minds Brings memories of a cheerful face, To classmates left behind. Class of °66 A DS SENIOR CLASS 1962 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IPTeSidch tama iim - a enn ies At OLINSOll Sechetarvyie-. @.8 wee en oP.) Clutton Burress Vice-President ........... . Andy Sorrell Dreasurer see ae ee) 8 ee. ROGET hardque MOTTO Youth and beauty fade; Character endures forever. Flower Colors Yellow Rose Yellow and White Sponsors Mrs. Barnett Mrs. Cooper Mrs. Gillenwater Class | MOST CHEERFUL Alvin Lester Carol Spence JUDITH MATTHEWS AKERS It's not funny ! Judy JERRY WAYNE ARMENTROUT LINDA KAYE AKERS SANDRA KAY AMBURGEY Sandy SIERRA SUE ASBURY PATRICIA CARLOTTA AUSTIN BASCOM SLEMP AUSTIN, JR. PAUL ALLEN BAILEY Cricket uPA Pete DEBORAH GAY BARGER RONALD WAYNE BARNHILL Deb Ronnie DONNA LEE BALLARD MARY JANE BAUGH CHARLOTTE LUCILLE BILLIPS Siew NEATEST Mary Jane Baugh Phillip Dilts CAROLYN SUE BARRETT é ao ; | ? ‘GLENNA DARLENE BILLIPS VICKIE ANN BISHOP No wonder we never get to class on time. Class BEST LOOKING needa David Bowers Linda Harry BETSY SUE BLIZZARD All we do is act pretty. SANDRA KAY BRADLEY WILLIAM DAVID BOWERS LAURA MAE BOWLING Dave 58 SANDRA LEE BRADSHAW MICHAEL LEE BRATTON DONNA COX BROWN CHARLES ALLEN BUCKLAND San Mike Charlie EVERETT MURRAY CALLAWAY Evie of ’66 DOUGLAS EDWARD CANNADY Doug CLIFTON MARICE BURRESS Moose PRISCILLA LANE CARTER ROGER ALLEN CORDER WPrish FRIENDLIEST PATRICIA ANN CARTER Regina Ealy Andy Sorrell pat HELEN ANN DAWSON PHILLIP WELLINGTON DILTS ° We'll be glad to share our lunch, Dagmar WwpP-Dab'! Class Randy Lester MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betsy Blizzard LAURA ELLEN DURHAM We drink (Tom Collins) to us and our future. GARY EUGENE EARP LINDA GAY DURHAM REGINA GAYE EALY PATRICIA RAE EPPERSON DAVID RANDOLPH ERNEST | 60 PEGGY JEAN ETTER BARBARA ELAINE FIELDS Beats Randy Barb JERRY ELGENE FRENCH SHEILA LEE GENT Moose Peaches BERNARD EDWARD FRANKLIN Frankie JULIA ANNE GOODWIN WINSTON HASKELL GREGORY Wink WITTIEST HAROLD GILBERT Dane Morehead Anne Goodwin ALLEN CRAIG HALL LINDA SUE HARRY BCHOD SE we're joining them. 61 They say insects will rule the world so Class Doug VanDevender MOST STUDIOUS Wanda Neal LARRY RANDALL HASH These two are ''mad about studying. CLINTON JACKSON HESS Butch JAMES BUEFORD HAYES, JR. PATRICIA MAE HAYES MA threat” Patty PERRY WAYNE HOOPER WANDA RUTH HORTON ob JUDY BALDAUF HUBBLE PAUL EZEKIEL JAMES, JR. Wana Wana SPGY of °66 SHARON LEE JONES ROBERT ANTHONY JUDY Bobby THOMAS HOBART JENKINS Tom VIRGINIA ANN KING DELORIS IRENE LAMPERT MOST AMBITIOUS Jerry French Judy White TERRY WAYNE KEGLEY This is one way to get through college. BRADLEY LAWSON, JR. ALICE ELIZABETH LEE ° BB 1. Class BEST ALL AROUND Pat Stinson Laura Bowling That's not the way to find the area or cir- pine Uhre eA cumference. Remember ? LINDA SUE LESTER JERRY LYNN LEFFEL JESSEE ALVIN LESTER RANDALL VAUGHN LESTER PATRICIA CAROLYN LILY 64 JULIA HOBSON LINDSEY BOBBY EUGENE LEWIS Randy “Pati! Julie of 66 ROSEMARY LANE LONG ROBERT BARNES LOUTHAN MARILYNN ANNETTE LONG ROGER ALLEN MARSH RITA MARLENE MATTHEWS Rog MOST COURTEOUS Debbie Barger Bill Sturgess IRVIN VOIGHT LYTTON tate “Lak 4 ¥ ' CONNIE SUE MAUPIN WILLIAM RAY McDARMONT Bill finds that courtesy wins a smile. Bill'' Class MOST DEPENDABLE Julie Lindsey Bill McDarmont We carry our own time. ELIZABETH MELINDA MELVIN LUTHER ELBERT MULLINS TIM ROGER MUSICK SANDRA GAY NEAL Ws WANDA GAIL NEAL ROBERT WILLIAM NEEL Sandy Bobby of °66 RONALD WILEY OSBORNE RODGER KEITH PARDUE Ronnie JAMES HARRY NELSON Sunshine JUDITH KAYE POPE ROBERT LOUIS POSZICH MARY SUE PAYNE Susy MOST TALENTED Wanda Horton Larry Tabor WANDA TILLER PROFFITT CHARLES STUART REMINES Charlie We've really got the beat. Class MOST POPULAR Barnes Louthan Rita Matthews JAMES WILLIAM REMINES Rita really needs protection from her fans. ADA ELIZABETH SHRADER LUTHER DALLAS RIFFE MARY LOU SEYLER US isfoyeh JOSEPH PERSHING SHUPE WILLIAM PIERCE SLADE PHILLIP ANDREW SORRELL LINDA CAROL SPENCE ™ Joe’ Bill Andy of °66 RACHEL MARYANN STEVENSON PATRICK ROGERS STINSON Pat'! BRENDA KAYE STEVENS FRANK LARRY TABOR JOHN THOMAS TIBBS, JR. Tommy MOST ATHLETIC Rodger Pardue Marjorie York WILLIAM HENRY STURGESS Bill DAVID COLUMBUS TRIGG WILLIAM DOUGLAS VANDEVENDER Welemeobetnewineeren Doug QUIETEST Charlotte Billips Allen Hall ALLEN FRANKLIN WAGNER- BETTY LOUISE WHITE We can't stand to hear the noise. JUDITH ELAINE WHITE ALICE MAE WHITE JIM BOB WILSON WILLIAM BLAKE WINCE Judy ' Biya BEST SPORTS Clas S of 9 66 Clifton Burress Bae LINDA FAYE WYATT MARJORIE LOUISE YORK SANDRA LOUISE YOST We lost a bet. Marjie ae @lass of 67 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidcntmeaemen- nan om -re 1I) DUCLeY: Secretary. pastas cee) ss) OLepnejia Strike Vice-President ....... . .Grey Matthews AMEE 4 6 6p oo OO 8 6 oo Wb lerelsa! MOTTO The noblest service comes from nameless hands. Flower Colors White Carnation Pale Blue and White Sponsors Mrs. Compton Mrs. Eades Mrs. Hodges Class Gail Adams Jo Ann Akers Bobby Altare Roger Angles Tom Armbrister Barbara Asbury Dickie Bailey Sam Bailey Connie Billips Joe Blackwell Zenobia Bolden Kenny Bourne Jerry Bowles Pat Bradshaw Jack Brewster Pat Brinkley David Brooks Dreama Brooks Melroy Brown Raymond Brown Daryl! Burkett Steve Calfee of °67 Mary Carbaugh Ann Carter Linky Carter Mike Ciaburri Shirley Cochran Dennis Cole Donald Compton Steve Cook Darlene Coon Cathy Cordle Sharon Creggar Danny Danko Linda Dillman Jody Dills Jim Dudley Jackie Durham Martha Earnest Danny Earp Stanley East James Elston Don Epperson Kenneth Farmer @lass Pete Farris Sue Faulkner Brenda Fox Barry Frye Nancy Gaino Sue Goodwin Wayne Hager Billie Hagy Freda Hayes Barbara Hill Mike Hill Anita Hinkle Dianna Hoops Danny Hughes Marty Hults Naleatha Jenkins Billy Johnson Brenda Johnson Carol Johnson Janet Johnson Jimmy Johnson Sharon Jones of °67 Frances Kegley Trent Kemp Tom Kersey David Kirtner Danny Lambert Barbara Leffel Mike Lefler John Lester Wayne Lilly Larry Mahood N. B. Mangus Grey Matthews Betsy Mays Diana Musick Kenny Nash David Necessary Diana Necessary George Neal Tommy McNeil Vickie Melvin Sue Michaels Rhonda Morgan Class awesome 4 A David Neel Linda Nunley Judee O'Neal Roger Owensby Beth Parris Verronia Patton Maye Pearson Dean Peery Linda Peery Butch Pennington James Phillips Alice Presley Jane Proffitt Linda Puckett Libby Reece Linda Remines Jackie Richardson Darrel Riffe Margaret Riffe Peggy Roaten Tony Romeo Ann Ross of °67 i Connie Roten Connie Ruble Leonard Ruble Linda Rutland Linda Sarver Wimbush Saunders Jackie Scott Billy Seyler Lena Shrader Charlie Simpson Brenda Snyder Ronnie Steele Wanda Stone Stephenia Strike Mary Lou Sturges Ron Sturges Dickie Swiger Glenn Tabor James Thomason Freda Thompson Joyce Thompson Rodger Thompson Class of °67 Jason Tiller Paula Tickle Ellen Tomchin Steve Trigg Harold Turpin David Wagner Linda Warden Jean White Joan White Peggy Whitenack Wayne Wood Floyd Woody Jimmy Woody Mattie Wright Meg Wysor Anna Marie York ORO SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presidentweeeweee welts asks co ane Kahle Vice-President ......... . Joseph Long Secretary-Treasurer ..... . Jimmy Harris MOTTO We never put off until tomorrow what we can do today. Flower Colors White Rosebud Navy Blue and White Sponsors Mrs. Brown Mrs. Cole Mrs. Greer Mr. Hedrick Mrs. Hill Mrs. Wetzel 79 David Altizer Margaret Angles Bill Austin Ovid Bailey Donna Bales Kathy Ball Linda Barker Jerry Beavers Judy Belcher Phillip Bishop Kathy Blizzard Class George Boothe Deborah Bradshaw Thomas Brinegar Deborah Brown Linda Browning Brenda Buckland Linda Buckland Helen Buckner Sandra Burkett Keith Burleson Connie Burton Larry Burton Richard Campbell Darrell Cannaday Jerry Carbaugh Johnny Carter Mary Ellen Carter Janet Castle Gerald Caudill Doug Chambers Bonnie Chandler Howard Christian Joyce Christian Arthur Coleman of 68 Ross Coleman Bill Cox Danny Crudele Martha Dailey Patricia Dillman Donna Dishman Cindy Douthat David Dunkle Sharon Durham Connie Earls Eddie Earls Larry Ellis Cora Faulkner Paul Ferraraccio Donald Fields Cheryl Francis Debbie Frye Linda Graham Michael Graham Audrey Gray Susan Greear Jane Hagy Sally Hale Linda Hall Martha Hankins Class Linda Harmon Betty Harris Jimmy Harris Janey Hess Wayne Hess Jane Holbrook David Horne Gary Hurt Darlene Johnson Susan Johnson Suzy Johnston Betsy Jones Harry Jones Robert Jones Janie Kahle Terry Kerley Tucker Kidd Nicky King Robert Kirk Debbie Kitts Bobby Lambert Jack Lambert Larry Lambert Freddie Lawson Reba Lawson of 68 David Layne Harold Leedy Ronnie Lester Glenn Lewis Anne Lindsey Sarah Lindsey Eva Lockhart Joseph Long Larry Lusk Sandra Maupin Rita Mayberry Steve Mayberry Ronnie McCall Lily McDarmont James McFarland Sandra McFarland Judy Metcalfe Max Meredith Earl Michaels Edward Miller Carolyn Mitchem John Murphy Jackie Neal Jackie Necessary Class Carol Neel Robert O'Neal Ruth Owensby Robert Parks Nancy Patton Janet Pearcy Betty Peery John Peery Sandra Peery John Pennington Connie Phipps Barbara Proffitt Patsy Proffitt Jimmy Puckett Jay Rasnake Virginia Remines Reggie Robertson Harry Rogers Beatrice Roten Danny Roten Pam Ruble Ann Rutherford Corky Rutherford Nora Rutherford of ’68 Charles Rye Richard Saunders Lana Sink Brenda Smith Danny Smith Conrad Spangler Dolan Sparks Gayle Spence David Stephenson Allan Stowers Barbara Stowers Charlene Stringer Mike Sutherland Zion Swetnam Lynette Sykes Anthony Tabor David Tabor Jane Tabor David Taylor Charles Thomas David Thompson Virginia Thompson Wanda Thompson Rhonda Thornsbury Diane Tibbs Class of ’68 Larry Tiller Dianne VanDevender Ross Vanhoozer Lynn Wagner Barbara Williams Ronnie Wilson Robert Wolford Freda Woody Judy Woody Jane Woolwine Jeeter Workman Kyle Workman Susan Zawacki poses Class of ’69 7 hx FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presidcntw aan nme. WOWALG a TepOry Vice=Presidcntenm-sa let. oem JIM ysl uell Secretary-Treasurer ..... . .Wayne Leedy MOTTO Forward ever, backward never. Flower Colors Red Rosebud Red and White Sponsors Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Painter Mr. Porterfield Mrs. Presley Mr. Saunders Mrs. Wagner 87 Richard Akers Linda Amos Howard Austin Kathy Barbour Toni Battlo Anna Belcher Danny Belcher Roxanne Belcher Wanda Billips Jerry Bishop Carolyn Blackwell KarenBlankenship LeonardBolden Kenneth Bolton Ann Borbas Elizabeth Bowling Anthony Bowman’ Riley Bowman Kathy Brewster Bill Brooks Mary Brookshire’ Kenneth Brown Carolyn Buchanan Charles Buchanan Mary Ann Buckland Sonja Busick Francis Carroll Kerry Carroll Debbie Cole Barbara Danley Crockett Davidson Lofton Delgado Brenda Drewry Linda Drewry Allen Earls Mike Earp Alfred Elston Robert Epperson Connie Evans Barbara Farmer Mildred Farquarson Patty Fleshman Gwendolyn Kenny Froy Edward Gent Robert Gent Mike Goins Howard Gregory Franklin Peggy Gullion Gene Hagy Wanda Hale Shirley Hankins Nadine Harris Brenda Harrison Danny Harrison Janis Harrison Karen Hash Jackie Hawkins Wilma Hayes Ray Hayton Joe Heffinger Danny Heldreth Ted Heldreth Mary Higginbotham Sammy Hill Charles Holbrook Dorothy Holley Buster Hoops Patti Hopkins Eddie Horne James Howard Melinda James Danny Jessee Mary. Kegley Randy Kemp Barry Kidd Dolly Kidd Robert Kinder Edward King Teresa Kirk Vicky Kirtner David Kiser Stanley Kiser Cathy Lambert Larry Lambert Terry Lampert Wayne Leedy Becky Leonard Judy Lockhart Tommy Lucas Wanda Mahood Mike Matthews Debbie Mattox Ellis McComas Cathy McQuail Charlotte Megredy Sandra O'Neil Ernest Perdue Joel Parks Anita Pope Billie Patterson Barbara Patton Raymond Poszich Beth Pritchett James Nunn David Peery J. D. Melvin Delores Meredith Paul Miller Arnold Mitchem Larry Mitchem Gail Nash David Neece Charmane Neel Patsy Nipper Jo Ann Noel Kenneth Puckett Ronnie Puckett Robin Ragle Phillis Reese Linda Reynolds Claud Riffe Mary Ellen Riffe Billy Riley Louise Roach Elena Romeo Clara Patton Jonnie Puckett Stanley Rose Alice Roten Edgar Ruble Barry Sarver Linda Sarver Euganda Scott Larry Scott Connie Shrader Raymond Shrader Jeanne Sisson Patsy Sluss Cathy Smith Edward Smith Steve Smith Wayne Smith Kenny Snyder Carol Sparks Stuart Sparks Linda Spurgeon Matthew Stassin Carolyn Stevenson George Stowers Regina Tabor Pat Tibbs Sandra Tiller Susie Thomas Robert Thomason George Thompson Jimmy Tuell Larry Wagner’ Barry Walls Buddy White Karen Whitley Susan Wiley Theresa Williamson Homer Wimmer Anthony Wolkoff Billy Woods Sarah Woods Larry Yost Senior Directory AKERS, JUDITH MATTHEWS: Cheerleader 9,11; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11; Miss Y-Teen Attendant 9; Harvest Festival 9, 10, 11; D.O. Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; G-Girls 12. AKERS, LINDA KAYE: Teenettes 9; Library Club 12; F.H.A. 9; Y-Teens 9; Choir 9, 10. AMBURGEY, SANDRA KAY: G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 9; Latin Club 9; Teenettes 9. ARMENTROUT, JERRY WAYNE: Firefighters 9, Li DE. D..O..Club 12. ASBURY, SIERRA SUE: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A.10;G-Girls 11, Treasurer 12; Junior Play; Medical Careers Club 11, 12; Radio Announcer. AUSTIN, PATRICIA CARLOTTA: Cheerleader 9, 10d NA cet 0,082, Dance Group 9, 10 411; (Transferred from Tazewell County High 12). AUSTIN, BASCOM SLEMP, JR.: Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9; Firefighters 11,12; Track 9,10, ils BAILEY, PAUL ALLAN: D. E. - D. O. Club 12. BALLARD, DONNA LEE: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; G. A.A.10, Treasurer 11, President 12; G-Girls 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12; S. C. A. 12; Annual Staff. BARGER, DEBORAH GAY: Medical Careers Club 11, 12; Library Club 12; Annual Staff; Y-Teens 9, 10, 11; Journalism Staff; Senior Superlative. BARNHILL, RONALD WAYNE: Firefighters 11; D. E. - D. O. Club 12; Driver's Education 12. BARRETT, CAROLYN SUE: F.H.A. 11; G.A.A. 11, Point Keeper 12; Library Club 11, Vice-Pres- ident 12; Girls' State; Co-Ed Correspondent 11, 12; Crisco Award 10. BAUGH, MARY JANE: Art Club Treasurer 9; French Club 10, 11; Senior Superlative. BILLIPS, CHARLOTTE LUCILLE: Senior Super- lative. BILLIPS, GLENNA DARLENE: Driver Education Ob, BISHOP, VICKIE ANN: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H. A. 9, 10; Driver Education 9. BLIZZARD, BETSY SUE: National Honor Society 11, 12; F.T.A.10,11, President 12; Spanish Club 11, 12, President 11; Radio Announcer; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff, Business Manager. BOWERS, WILLIAM DAVID: Basketball 9, 10,11, 12; Track 9,10,11; Firefighters 11,12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Senior Superlative. BOWLING, LAURA MAE: National Honor Society 11, Vice-President 12; F.H.A. 11, President 12; All-State Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12; S.C.A. 11, District Representative 12; Library Club 11, Secretary 12. BRADLEY,SANDRA KAY: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; G-Girls 11, Vice-President 12; Y-Teens 10, 11; French Club 10; Radio Announcer; Journalism Staff. BRADSHAW, SANDRA LEE: Debonaire Club 11; N.H.A. 9 (Transferred from Tazewell County High 12). BRATTON, MICHAEL LEE: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11 (Trans- ferred from Tazewell County High 12). BROWN, DONNA COX: Spanish Club 11, Vice- President 12; Choir 11;G.A.A.11, Recording Sec- retary 12; F.T.A. Treasurer 12; Annual Staff; Journalism Staff (Transferred from Rocky Gap 10). BUCKLAND, CHARLES ALLAN: Varsity Club 12; Firefighters 11, 12;Wrestling 10,11, 12; Football GMO slime eelrackio s1OuLLes12. BURRESS, CLIFTON MARICE: Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Class Officer, Secretary 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Senior Superlative. CALLAWAY, EVERETT MURRAY: Band 9, 10, 11, Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Key Club11, Secretary 12;S.C.A. 12; National Thespian Society 11, Pres- ident 12; Firefighters 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10. CANNADAY, DOUGLAS EDWARD: Firefighters 12. (Transferred from Beckley 10). CARTER, PATRICIA ANN: Y-Teens Treasurer 9; Teenettes 9; Latin Club 11, 12; Medical Car- eers Club 11, 12; Library Club 12; F.H.A. 11. CARTER, PRISCILLA LANE: Library Club 11, President 12; S.C.A. Secretary 12. CORDER, ROGER ALLEN: Firefighters 11, 12. DAWSON, HELEN ANN: Teenettes 9; F.T.A. 11, 12. DILTZ, PHILLIP WELLINGTON: Wrestling 9, PU eee OOLDa poe LO te cracks), aLO. 11, 12; S.C.A. 10,11, Treasurer 12; Senior Superla- tive; Varsity Club 11, President 12. DURHAM, LAURA ELLEN: Teenettes 9; F.T.A. 11, 12; Driver Education 11. DURHAM, LINDA GAY: Driver Education 10. EALY, REGINAGAYE: Attendant to Homecoming Queen; Senior Superlative; All-State Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12; Library Club 12; Jour- nalism Staff. EARP, GARY EUGENE: Track 11; D. E. ‘Club 12; Firefighters 12. EPPERSON, PATRICIA RAE: Choir 9; Teenettes Date A sels ele Ase lls Dale Club oecretary— Treasurer 12; Library Club 1 2. ERNEST, DAVID RANDOLPH: Firefighters 11, PDs Giubil2; ETTER, PEGGY JEAN: Band 9, 10, 11; F.H.A. Cel lapse Club 12. FIELDS, BARBARA ELAINE FRANKLIN, BERNARD EDWARD: (Transferred from Tazewell County High 12; Dropped out of school before first semester ended). Senior Directory FRENCH, JERRY ELGENE: Football 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Firefighters 12; Medical Careers Club 11, 12; Senior Superlative. GENT, SHEILA LEE: Hawkette Club 9 (Trans- ferred from Tazewell County High 12). GILBERT, HAROLD GOODWIN, JULIA ANNE: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; G-Girls 10, 11, Secretary 12; Annual Staff; F.T.A. 11,12; French Club 10,11; Senior Super- lative. GREGORY, WINSTON HASKELL: Basketball 9, LOL Crack 9SLO Lisi 2veV arsityie ubell a2” Key Club 12; Firefighters 11, 12. HALL, ALLEN CRAIG: All-County Band 9, 10, 11, 12; All-State Band 11; Firefighters 11; Key Club 11, 12; Senior Superlative. HARRY, LINDA SUE: Attendant to Homecoming Queen; Band 9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12; (All- County Band 10, 11, 12; All-State 11) G.A.A. 10, iT yl 2; Medicals CarcerseClubcl imi 2-e5 CG. Aa0; Senior Superlative. HASH, LARRY RANDALL: S.C.A. 9; Firefighters 10;s1 1s Key,Glubt2;7D207 Club Presi dents. HAYES, JAMES BUEFORD, JR.: Choir 11, 12; F.T.A. 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Firefighters 12. HAYES, PATRICIA MAY: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Y- Leenss10;-Catin:Clubiloyail, HESS, CLINTON JACKSON: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Science Club Vice-President 9, 10; Firefighters 9, 10; 4-H Club 9, 10; (Trans- ferred from Pocahontas High 11). HOOPER, PERRY WAYNE: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11; Key Club 11, Treasurer 12; Varsity Club 11, Sergeant-at- Arms 12; French Club 11; (Transferred from Princeton High 10). HORTON, WANDA RUTH: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 10,11, President 12; G.A.A. 11, Treasurer 12; F.H.A.11, Treasurer 12; Annual Staff; Senior Superlative. HUBBLE, JUDY BALDAUF: F.H.A. 11; G.A.A. 10,°12; G-Girls 113 Library.Club 12; JAMES, PAUL EZEKIEL: Junior Play; Firefight- ers Lily 12. JENKINS, THOMAS HOBART: Basketball 11; Football 12; Track 9; (Transferred from Tazewell County High 12). JONES, SHARON LEE: Y-Teens 10, 11; Girls' Chorus 10, 11; Medical Careers Club 12; Latin Club 12; (Transferredfrom St. Albans High 12). JUDY, ROBERT ANTHONY: Football 9,10; D. E. Club 12; Track 9,10; Basketball 9, 10; Firefight- ersslicei2. KEGLEY, TERRY WAYNE: Firefighters 11, 12. KING, VIRGINIA ANN: Teenettes 9; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Medical Careers Club 12; Journalism Staff; Spanish Club 11, 12; Annual Staff. LAMBERT, DELORIS IRENE: Library Club 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, Vice-President 12; Choir 9, 10,11, Secretary 12; All-State Choir 12; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Girls' Sextet 11, 12; (Trans- ferred from Apopka, Florida 9). LAWSON, BRADLEY, JR.: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 11; S.C.A. 12. LEE, ALICE ELIZABETH: F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; D. E. - D. O. Club Reporter 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Medical Careers Club 11, 12; First Attendant to Harvest Festival Queen 9. LEEDY, DAVID WILLIAM, JR.: Band 9, 10 , Ser- geant-at-Arms 11, President 12; D. E. Club 11; D. O. Club Vice-President 12; Firefighters 11,12. LEFFEL, JERRY LYNN: Firefighters 11, 12. LESTER, JESSIE ALVIN: Senior Superlative; Key Club 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Bas- ketball 11; Choir 11, 12, LESTER, LINDASUE: Band 10,11; Library Club 12; Miss Flame '65. LESTER, RANDALL VAUGHN: Radio Announcer; Key Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Senior Su- perlative. LEWIS, BOBBY EUGENE: D. E.-D. O. Club 11, 12; Firefighters 11, 12. LINDSEY, JULIA HOBSON: Y-Teens Treasurer 9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Student Relations Committee 12; Annual Staff, Editor; Girls State; Senior Superla- tive: LILLY, PATRICIA CAROLYN: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; S.C.A. Vice-President 11; N.H.A. 9; Deb- onaire Club 11; Band 9, 10; Dance Group 9, 10; (Transferred from Tazewell County High 12). LONG, MARILYNN ANNETTE: Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Sextet 12; Y-Teens 9, 10. LONG, ROSEMARY LANE: (Transferred from Tazewell County High 12). LOUTHAN, ROBERT BARNES: S.C.A. Vice- President 11,President 12; Key Club 11, 12; Nat- ional Honor Society 11,12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Superlative. LYTTON, IRVIN VOIGHT: Radio Announcer; Firefighters 12; Science Club 9; (Transferred from Texas 10). MARSH, ROGER ALLEN: Firefighters 11, 12; D. E. Club 11; D. O. Club 12; Wrestling 9, 10. MATTHEWS, RITA MARLENE: National Honor Society 11, Secretary 12; National Thespian 11, Secretary 12; All-State Band 11, 12; Majorette 10, 11, Head 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, Secretary 11, President 12; Homecoming Queen. MAUPIN, CONNIE SUE: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; National Thespian Society 11, Point Keeper 12; Junior Play; G.A.A.10;G-Girls 11, Point Keeper 12; Radio Announcer. McDARMONT, WILLIAM RAY: Class Officer, Senior Directory President 11; National Honor Society 11, Presi- dent 12; Student Relations Committee 12; S.C.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Superlative. MELVIN, MALINDA ELIZABETH: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Medical Careers Club 11, President 12; S.G.A 12; GAA. 12. MILLSAP, RONNIE ELBERT: Track 10; D. E. Club 12; Firefighters 11. MOREHEAD, GILBERT DANE: All-State Choir 11,12; Key Club 11,12; National Thespian Society 11, Treasurer 12; F.T.A.11, Parliamentarian 12; Junior Play; Senior Superlative. MULLINS, ELBERT LUTHER, JR.: Firefighters ‘ii, aie 0), 40, 10), (ep felis iy MUSICK, TIM ROGER NEAL, SANDRA GAY: Y-Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; F.H.A. 12; (Transferred from Richlands 12). NEAL, WANDA GAIL: Y-Teens 9, President 10 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; F.T.A. 11 12; G.A.A. 12; Annual Staff; Senior Superlative. NEEL, ROBERT WILLIAM: Latin Club 9, 10; O. Club 12; Firefighters 11, 12. NELSON, JAMES HARRY: Firefighters 11, 12. OSBORNE, RONALD WILEY: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; All-County Band9, 10; All-State Band 12; Basket- ball 9; Track9, 10; Firefighters 11, 12; Latin Club Vice-President 9, 10. PARDUE, RODGER KEITH: Class Officer,Treas- urer 9, 12, Vice-President 10, 11; Football 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11, Secretary 12; Sen- ior Superlative. PAYNE, MARY SUE: S.C.A. 9; Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 10; F.T.A.11; Medical Ca- reers Club 11, Treasurer 12; Library Club 12; (Transferred from Grundy High 11). POPE, JUDITH KAYE: Choir 9,11,12; Y-Teens UelOe ale 2siatin Cluny. O10: TA, 1011.12: Medical Careers Club 11, 12; Annual Staff. POSZICH, ROBERT LOUIS: Firefighters 11, 12; Dar. Club 12: PROFFITT, WANDA TILLER: Teenettes 9; Y- Teens 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10; F.H.A. 11; G.A.A. 10, 11; D. E. Club 12. REMINES, CHARLES STUART REMINES, JAMES WILLIAM, JR.: Firefighters 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; D. E. Club 12. RIFFE, LUTHER DALLAS: Key Club 11, 12; Firefighters 11, 12. SEYLER, MARY LOU: Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Sec- retary 12; Medical Careers Club 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Library Club 12; Radio Announcer; Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager. SHRADER, ADA ELIZABETH: Y-Teens 9; Span- ish Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, Vice-President 12; G.A.A. 12; Choir 11, 12; Speech Club 12. SHUPE, JOSEPH PERSHING, JR.: Firefighters 12, SLADE, WILLIAM PIERCE SORRELL, PHILLIP ANDREW: Class Officer, President 9, Vice-President 12; Junior Play; Key Club 11, 12; Senior Superlative. SPENCE, LINDA CAROL: All-State Band11; All -County Band 10,11,12; Library Club 12; F.H.A. 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Senior Superlative. STEVENS, BRENDA KAY: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; All-State Band 10, 11, 12; G-Girls 11, President 12; Medical Careers Club 11, Secretary 12; S.C. A. 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, 11. STEVENSON, RACHEL MARY ANN STINSON, PATRICK ROGERS: Class Officer, President 12; Key Club 11, President 12; Varsity Club 11, Treasurer 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football Manager 10, 11, 12; Senior Superlative; (Transferred from Princeton High 10). STURGES, WILLIAM HENRY: S.C.A. 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Radio Announcer; Spanish Club 11, 12; Senior Superlative. TABOR, FRANK LARRY: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Varsity Club 10,11, 12; D. O. Club 12; Senior Superlative. TIBBS, JOHN THOMAS, JR.: Football 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 11; Varsity Club 12. TRIGG, DAVID COLUMBUS: (Transferred from Tazewell County High 12). VANDEVENDER, WILLIAM DOUGLAS: Band 9, 10, All-State Band 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, Treasurer 12; Key Club 11, 12; Junior Play; Radio Announcer; Senior Superlative. WAGNER, ALLEN FRANKLIN: Band 9, 10, 11; D. O. Club 12. WHITE, BETTY LOUISE: Glee Club 9; Library Club 12; (Transferred from Elkton High 10). WHITE, JUDITH ELAINE: F.H.A. 10; Y-Teens 9, 10; French Club 9, 10; Senior Superlative; (Transferred from Marion High 11). WHITED, ALICE MAE WILSON, JAMES ROBERT: Key Club 11, 12; Firetiohtercel tel zr oC AalL: WINCE, WILLIAM BLAKE: Band 9, 10; Art Club 9; Firefighters 11; Speech Club 12. WYATT, LINDA FAYE: French Club 10, 11; Choir 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 10; F.T.A. 11, Historian 12; Senior Superlative. YORK, MARJORIE LOUISE: Spanish Club 9, 10; Y-Teens 9,10, 11, 12; G.A.A.10; G-Girls 11, 12; Annual Staff; Senior Superlative. YOST, SANDRA LOUISE: Girls State Alternate; F.H.A. 11, 12; Medical Careers Club Secretary 12; Library Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Teenettes 9. DIETICIANS mt Last But Not Least These people keep things running smooth- ly -- we wouldn't change them. No, sir! Mrs. Beard Mrs. Walker Our dieticians work very hard to serve us good hot meals. Mrs. Johnson also helps in the cafeteria. CUSTODIANS STUDENT CUSTODIANS Tommy Tibbs and Clifton Burress say, It's not ’ that we're lazy, it's just that we don't like to work Mr. Warner Mr. Whitt after everybody else has gone home. It takes a lot of time and hard work to keep our school clean and neat. LUNCH TIME This is the time of day that students enjoy most. Extra! Extra! FUTURE HOMEMAKER WINNER TO SERVE ON PANEL RECEIVES APPOINTMENT Barnes Louthan has been chosen Judi White is Graham's winner Bill Sturges has been appointed to participate in the Virginia in the Betty Crocker Contest. to the Air Force Academy by High School Forum February Rep. Pat Jennings. He must 26 at Roanoke, Virginia. pass physical and achievement tests to qualify. a ger = CANDIDATES FOR MISS GHS Laura Bowling, Julia Lindsey, Connie Maupin, Betsy Blizzard, and Debbie Barger were selected for this honor. Connie was chosen to reign. FIRST SEMESTER DEAN'S LIST FRONT: Patti Hopkins, Gail Nash, Sandra Yost, Wanda Neal, Laura Bowling, Beth Parris, Betsy Blizzard, Peggy Whitenack, Cathy Lambert. BACK: Deborah Kitts, Robin Ragle, Anne Lindsey, Ovid Bailey, Tommy Armbrister, Paul Ferraraccio, Ellen Tomchin, Mildred Farquharson, Regina Tabor. Dr. J. I. Rodgin A Very Good Friend Vest Insurance Agency C. W. Barber Shop Mrs. Charles Young Paul Danforth Clay Pendleton Mrs. James H. Cheek Dre. Ee Kiser Virginia Foods Frances Blizzard Page Grocery Elmer Franklin Walt's Barber Shop Dr. William Baker Huff Printing Co. V. L. Shaeffer C. B. Woolwine The VIRGINIAN Mrs. Ruth Goins Z. D. Christian Mr. W. H. Gregory Phillip T. Lilley Dr. M. A. Krupey BOOSTERS OF Simon's Grill Phil's Fashions Tom Aguirae Regina Bailey Alice Holt Elaine Sarver Cohen Drug Store The Cricket Frank Soos Elmer Franklin GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL home of the HERE'S TO OUR BOOSTERS AND BUSINESS FRIENDS WHO NEVER CHANGE IN THEIR LOYALTY TO GRAHAM, THEY SUPPORT US; LET US SUPPORT THEM. John Backus N. W. Hughes Paul Danforth Bus McNeer Apex Shoe Shop Buddy French F, H. Repass Dave Bowles Clinton Lewis Don Poteet E. C. Belcher Roy B. French Jim B. Hurst Harold Bivens Helen Dawson Anonymous Edd's Barber Shop Dr. Mrs. P. P. Ferraraccio Dr. J. S. Hurley Robin Hood Flour William Rutherford Ashland Service Station Seary Construction Company Redwood Inn Restaurant Pic-N-Save Supermarket Perri Lynn Beauty Salon M. Crockett Hughes, Jr. Dr. J. G. W. Gillespie Quick Stop Superette Cravens Funeral Home Taylor Optical Company Pinnacle Restaurant Pop's Service Station Sheffield Realty Co. Shumate's Radio T.V. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Pierce Surface Banana Company Virginia's Beauty Salon Belknap Hardware Company Bluestone Bedding Mrs. Lydia Johnson Bluefield, vires AQ, Westgate Shopping Center Branch ss fee Tazewell cass North Tazewell He! 6 ont ee CO pas Ze Member: Federal Deposit ie : - Insurance Corporation @ s — a A oP ay ererey - ee uc ‘reer Larry OY so Be a ON yelrof erulr Ere Ba ( ura UFO Clanoaes ae We au ok she ) Mood Luck) wre hs) () Os rere TULL) Bou: Coeducational Preparation on the Collegiate Level for Business and for Life Schools Of Accountancy and Financial Administration Business Administration and Management Transportation Management Secretarial Science I.B.M. Federal Street 327-8208 Elevator Service Bluefield, West Virginia DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Thank You For Using KWIK KAFE Vending Machines ¥ BS ae YW : NAP ee aN IN y i Th . . ; ) . Ne ¢ c SO } — P “ SN as PANY - P ag ‘ ‘A } : me, . +7 7 a lee ¢ y ( YY ah 4 SY XQ? _ U Official School Jewlers | is ; a For Graham High School oe Q _ -Buddy Moses Sales Representative i es S be poe P. O. Box373° Pearisburg, Virginia Class Rings, Pins, and Charms Medals and Trophies Graduation Stationery Caps and Gowns Blazers and Jackets Compliments of POUNDING MILL QUARRY CORPORATION Phone 326-1145 Bluefield, Virginia NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Bottlers of Royal Crown Cola 407 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS COLLEGE James C. 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Crowder Freeman Mercury, Lincoln Haun Motors Volkswagen Don Clark Pontiac Buick, Inc. THE LIMESTONE DUST CORPORATION Hi-grade Virginia Limestone Dust For Mine Dusting and Agricultural Purposes i Mill and Shipping — tmesrove ovsr conmonsnion | Sales Office Points: : Box 152 Pounding Mill, Va. t Bluefield, Va. Bluefield, Va. a i. : F Phone 326-1138 PLATNICK BROTHERS, INC. Complete Steel Warehouse Service Designers . Fabricators . Erectors Bluefield, Virginia BLUEFIELD TV CABLE COMPANY 125 North Street All Major Networks Phone 327-5153 Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of OSSIT CHURCH FURNITURE COMPANY Bluefield, Virginia Bluefield Supply Company Distributor of a Wide Variety of Nationally Advertised Quality Products For The Home and Industry Subsidiaries: RISH EQUIPMENT CO. DIXIE APPLIANCE CoO. SKYLAND HOSPITAL SUPPLY VIRGINIAN ELECTRIC, INC. BLUEFIELD APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS General Offices: BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA BLUEFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY Distributors Mine Mill Electrical Supplies Admiral and Speed Queen Appliances Bluefield, West Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of KERSEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY DIVISION OF AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CORPORATION OFAMERICA Pea DOL. Bluefield, Virginia A campus where Christ is pre-eminent. Enroll in your hometown college for courses in business, liberal arts, music, education, engineering, secretarial science. Stop by t o visit us, and ask for a copy of the current catalog. Charles L. 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The whole idea of investor-ownership of electric light and power companies began when Thomas A. Edison and a group of in- vestors financed his first power plant more than 80 years ago. Since then, investor-owned companies like ours have become an integral part of America’s Free Enterprise system. That explains why today we have at our fingertips more electric power than any other country in the world. And it’s this same Free Enterprise system that puts at your fingertips greater oppor- tunity, greater expectation for success than can be hoped for by any other young people in the world. lectric Power System Compliments of barbecue! LidiePigs( ay ACME MARKET Here barbecue is made according to the time-honored tradition—with — Stata ie A-MART STORES, INC - , Ps less! No wonder a Little Pigs bar- becue is so golden brown, so tanta- lizing good—every time! Try one, Little Pigs j WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER 3136 Cumberland Bluefield, W. Va. Phone 325-7440 Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of Ey iit} ©) BLUEFIELD CASKET COMPANY, INC. YOU BET! Bluefield, Virginia P. O. Box 4158 Bradman Bldg. Bluefield, W. Va. A. W. Turner-Manager- Ph, 327-6407 Staff-1-Manager Kenneth Stafford Phone 327-1473 Frank Woods Phone 425-5743 Harvey Phlegar Phone 425-3633 Chap Austin Phone 327-6649 J. M. Oakes Phone 425-3345 Staff-2-Manager J. R. Wilson Phone 248-4361 Frank Kuffner Phone 322-4364 Bob Ernest Phone 326-1565 Tom Pencarinha Phone 425-4223 A. J. Smith Phone 326-7094 LIFE-SICK-ACCIDENT-HOSPITAL- ANNUITIES Staff Manager-3-P. J. Hooper Phone 322-4338 SOUTHERN GREYHOUND LINES Through Express Service Charter -- For Information Call Local Agent 327-8105 Compliments of PAPER SUPPLY COMPANY Bluefield, West Virginia H M SHOE STORE Bluefield, Beckley, and Welch WE GOT WEEJUNS KARL H. FRYE, INC. Roofing, Sheet Metal, Plumbing, Heating 1801 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield, West Virginia EAST RIVER INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service: See Edw. E. Brumfield Bernard Wilkinson 106 North 325-7535 Bluefield, West Virginia KING'S T. V. SALES AND SERVICE Sylvania Bluewell, W. Va. Phone 326-8844 Compliments of WKOY 1240 SPORTS VOICE OF BLUEFIELD Compliments of BLUEFIELD GAS COMPANY 602 Raleigh Street Bluefield, West Virginia SISSON’S PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, AND HARDWARE SUPPLIES SISSON’S FEED AND FARM SUPPLIES 718 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia LILLY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Quality Ready-Mix Concrete Post Office Box No. 6 Telephone 327-6109 Bluefield, W. Va. M. C. SAUNDERS, TEXACO PRODUCTS Pocahontas, Virginia Phones: 945-4105 - 327-8518 VIRGINIA TRAILWAYS Easiest travel on earth, ''Go Trailways ; Specialist In Friendly First Class Travel and Charter Service. CALL YOUR LOCAL AGENT 327-8175 - Ge pbliments of ee anit Wr cx GrAHAH BEAUTY SHOP ae Vv , . Bluefield, Virginia THE THORNTON COMPANY Federal and Raleigh Streets Bluefield, West Virginia Merchandise of Distinction Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 300 Federal Street Bluefield, West Virginia GRAHAM FLORAL COMPANY There is a Difference in flowers--try ours. 052 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia ee 2 ood Luck Seniors! Leiherwoodl COMPANY Compliments of YOUR ESSO DEALER Pocahontas, Virginia Compliments of GRAHAM ESSO Virginia Avenue and Meredith St. Complete Auto Repair Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of WYSOR ELECTRIC COMPANY Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of RUBY’S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Route 2 U.S. - 19 460 Box 228 Bluefield, Virginia Phone 326-1134 Compliments of NEWTON INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 326-1558 Bluefield, Virginia CENTRAL TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE 020 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia Phone 326-1368 Compliments of DISHMAN’S MARKET Bluefield - Tazewell Road FIRST IN FINE FURNITURE Coe olla THeeGyY CLESSHOR 1339 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia Schwin Bicycles Sales and Service Compliments of ELMORE MORGAN ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. 325 Roanoke Street Bluefield, W. Va. Phone 327-6813 Phone 325-6362 COLE BAKING CO. Bluefield West Virginia - Virginia BEACON DRIVE-IN For Faster Service Order Electronically Cumberland Road Compliments of TABOR MACHINE SHOP, INC. Route 52 Specializing In Vibrating Screens Phone: 325-8162, 325-6842 THE TOWN ’N TWEED SHOP, INC. 1609 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone: 327-8197 Compliments of PEOPLES BANK OF BLUEWELL Bluewell, West Virginia Compliments of BLUEFIELD RETREAD COMPANY 1030 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 325-6123 BEN FRANKLIN PRESS Ben Franklin Light, Owner 060 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia Office-Supplies and Equipment Phone 326-1352 Compliments of COLE MOTORS International Trucks Compliments of CITIZENS UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, INC. Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of CASH GROCERY CO, Falls Mills, Va. TAYLOR'S SHOE SHOP Blue Ribbon Winner of Shoe Service Inst. of America Quality Shoes and Complete Shoe Repairs Pocahontas, Va. Compliments of HAIR FASHIONS BY PEERY 311 North Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 327-8380 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY M. E. Blaylock Phone 326-1461 Bluefield, Virginia = GOOD-YEAR | 122 North Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 327-8112 Compliments of MOUNTAIN MOTORS Princeton Lots in: Bluefield WARRENIZING 1 Hour Cleaners Serving Bluewell and Area Bluewell, West Virginia ANDERSON RADIO AND TELEVISION, INC. Your Magnavox Dealer Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of TIME FINANCE Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of BONANZA DISCOUNT, INC. 046 Va. Ave. Bluefield, Virginia {i LF M BALL'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY ‘ Telephone 322-0166 403 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of KEYS PLANING MILL, INC. Since 1902 Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of ETTER'S BARBER SHOP Bluefield, Virginia INTER-OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY Personal Protection Since 1903 P, O. 204 Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of JET PET DAIRY BAR Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of POCAHONTAS PHARMACY Pocahontas, Virginia Compliments of STANFORD SIGNS, INC. Route 52 Bluefield, W. Va. RICHMOND CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery Service Phone 327-5274 116 South St. Bluefield, West Virginia Sales Service TYPEWRITER SHOP 618 Federal Street Bluefield, West Virginia 327-5509 Compliments of BLUEFIELD DRIVE-IN Home of Good Food Bluefield, West Virginia Jess Mullins, Owner Congratulations BLUEWELL PHARMACY Bluewell, West Virginia Compliments of NEEL'S CASH GROCERY 1957 Virgini a Avenue Bluefield, Virginia THE CROSSTOWNER BARBER SHOP WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER Bluefield, West Virginia-Virginia WESTGATE HAIRDRESSERS No Appointment Necessary Phone 325-6248 Westgate Shopping Center Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of VIRGINIA ANN JEWELRY Phone 326-1281 Bluefield, Virginia UNIQUE CLEANERS 1231 Bland Street Bluefield, West Virginia Phone 327-7118 WARD'S MARKET 326-6170 Falls Mills, Virginia Come to Ward's for your groceries, novelties, and shoes. BLUEFIELD MONUMENT COMPANY Since 1922 Located in the Heart of Town Phone 326-1174 Bluefield, Virginia GREYSTONE FARMS Quality Eggs There Is A Good Difference SCHWARTZ'S GULF SERVICE 718 Virginia Avenue Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of TINDER-WHITE TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Compliments of KEARNS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. P2Oeb0%2c00 Bluefield, West Virginia Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of ECLIPSE STORAGE TRANSFER COMPANY Bluefield, Virginia Compliments of GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME Bluefield, Virginia FARMER FUNERAL HOME Richlands, Virginia Compliments of BLUEFIELD CLEANERS Bluefield, Virginia BLUEFIELD LOAN CoO, Over 50 Years Continued Service 624 Bland St. Bluefield, W. Va. GRUBB PHOTO 404 Bland Street Bluefield, W. Va. Compliments of HARMONY ACRES SWIMMING CLUB BRADLEY'S Correct Apparel for Every Girl WARLICK FURNITURE STORE, INC. Cross the Bridge - Save a Dollar Bluefield, W. Va. Compliments of GOODYKOONTZ DRUG STORE, INC. 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