Greensville County High School - Riparian Yearbook (Emporia, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

, ,,.M,f:x lm - - i I I ' 1 , 214 1313. ig vm, A.. L., N ,, , ff. ' , f W' g ig Qff A, gg -,.,......-Q f . 3 N ,fr . ,. 9 22523 I IIIIUIII, EMPIIIIIAI, VIRGINIA 11: hrcufard A long walk is never easy because there are many obstacles on the pathway. As we began our walk, we were humble. Each step we took gave us new confidence and faith, and as we grad- uated from one palr of shoes to another, the path became smoother. The friendships we've made, the knowledge we've gained, and the fun we've had have gone into making ours a successful walk. As graduation draws nearer and we realize an important part of our walk through life will soon be at its end, we would like to leave., to the underclassmen something of our journey in hopes that they have a smoother walk. We present this Riparian to portray in words and pictures our walk through high school from the first few steps to the end of the path. In doing this, we hope to keep alive the spirit of the Senior Class of 1957 and the goal they have accomplished. Betsy Joyner and Agnes Lane Weaver Editors nfnlclmou ff The Vacca Family Scientist In The Lab CaQeen Sponsor 4' As we look back over our progress through- out high s ch ool we pause to pay tribute to one who has been our teacher, counselor, friend and class sponsor A native of Ambridge Pennsylvania, he re ceived his B A D e g r e e from Fairmont State C ollege , after which he taught one year at Onancock Virginia Hethentookuphis residence herem Emporia where he taught science for f1VC years Ln the Greensville County High School D ur ing this time Greensville County I-hgh has opened its heart to this fine man He has not only been an excellent teacher but he is Presi dent of the Optimist Club and has done a fine Job with the Canteen for the teenagers of Emporia In his Chur ch he is an outstanding member of the Holy Names Society For giving us guidance, 1ns1ght,courage and understanding, and for being our fr1end,we humbly and gratefully dedicate the 1957 RIPARIAN to MR DANIEL A VACCA ,711 ,Appreclatzan ,AWE M MR . DANIEL A. VACCA 37er Sincere Service Class Editors Helen Pettway Ann Scranton Junior Editor s Ellen Powell Stevie Starling Riparian Staff Sponsor Mis s Lucy Davis Girls' Sports Editors Juliette Belmonte Evelyn Allen Typists . Earline Vincent Margaret Barnhart Joan Everette Betty Mae Bradley Junior Editor Peggy Dean Harrison Editor -In-Chief Betsy Wayne Joyner 3-nfl Feature Editor Kay Downs llscs Shoe Chem: ., I V- :EL- 3 .4 t t ee Sponsor Miss Trixie Johnson Art Editor Carl Rae Buslness Manager Charles Hoke Boys' Sports Editors B obby Callahan Kenneth Sode rgren 'i NYS. P w, il ffm v :S 1 I u I ,Administratian M Supermtendent of Greensvllle County Schools Mr E R Rledel W Secretary To Superxntendent Mxss Nell Jean 13 ,- Greensvxlle County School Board C. P. Flythe, V. J.K1-exenbaum, A. G. Slate P1-1.nc1pa1 of Greensvxlle County Hxgh School Mr A G Wrxght Mr E R R1ede1 Superm tendent,a.nd Mr A G Wr1ght prmcx pal have been c onne c te d wlth our s c h o ol throughout our hzgh school career Our walk would have been far more d1ff1cu1t w1thout the leader X sh1p and guldance of these two fme men The1r secretarxes and the school board have axded us 111 carry mg out our many plans Secretary To Prmcxpal Mrs Louise Stamback M? Elan-,ay Mrs . Lota Reid English A fx- 'Uv tsl, ' 'll'2f '? 3' 4 Mrs. Jessie Wood Mrs. Lovice Harris English, French English, Latin . 1 It vx NNN! 401 ,,,,.-'ff ii'-s. Chey Guide ,And . M. W.. ii ' 'X CR' L., K I , T57 Mr. R, E. Cobb, Jr. Mrs. Dorrice Rogers Physical Education, Boys' Coach Physical Education, Girls Coach upcrvisc Our Walk H r S , is ds- ar Q gigg, X Q . ag .L . Ng f rr, fc. n Mr. Emory Davis Physical Education and Coach .tix X X , 1 'v ', ,E fa 4 'awuz 1 M H,, , fp, aff 'fi 4 pil' g 14 I ' s , . A . K -'T' , ' ' '. 4 'h .KE Ax, O' 4,- 1 I . 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S-W-5 'jf my V i' ' V, , 1 - as , '.w-W ? 7 'www .ww fi sul Ie ' in 1-ff - - Q Q Lflassss Senior 611155 Hzstary We the membe r s of the Senior Class of 1957 walking ever forward toward success, worked well together to realize all our ideals In our Freshman Year we were not as excited as we had thought we would be probably because of having been familiarized with high school life while in the eighth grade The class backed its first president Edward Spence, throughout the year The main project of the year was our first high school dance The Shamrock Hop The picmc concluded this initial year of high school Our S ophom or e Year was marked by such successes as our dance called The Spring Festival followed by another picnic at the conclusion of the year The class was led again by Edward Spence We found that the higher one climbs the rungs of school l1fe the more ex citing it becomes Our Junior Cla s s was led by Edward Lee, President Jackie Lxgon, Vice President Juliette Belmonte, Secretary, Kenneth Sodergren Treasurer and Barbara Slate Reporter This year was spent pr1mar1ly in earning money to stage a successful Junior Senior Prom The theme of which was Hawaiian Cru1se and no expense was spared 1n our efforts to make this the best prom ever Everyone was excited when our class rings arrlved before the Prom The election of Billy Vincent as S C A Vice President gave our class its first officer in the S C A As the year ended, all agre ed that the work was not in vain The year had been a huge success Our Senior Year has been the be st and the most memorable of all the years mainly be cause of our w1secho1ce of officers who led us through occasions which we shall never forget The officers were as follows Jackie Ligon President Bobby Callahan Vlce President Doro Treasurer and Agnes Lane Weaver Reporter lnthe earlier part of the year our class was honored to have as the Homecoming Queen, Juliette Belmonte and as her Maid of Honor Jackie Ligon, along with Linda Wrenn and Sherry Kiser as Senior Representatives to the court TheS C A got off toaf1ne start under the leadership of several Senior officers who were Billy Vmcent President Juliette Belmonte Recording Secretary Windell Yeattes Corre sponding Secretary and Edward Spence Treasurer As Christmas t 1 m e neared the class journeyed to Brunswick High School for College Day to discuss with college representatives thelr future plans Shortly after our class mothers honored us with a Christmas Party which we enjoyed tremendously During the Spring we presented a three act play CURTAIN GOING UP It was a huge suc cess in which many prospective actors and actresses were discovered The spring vacation was celebrated by a trxp to New York, for which we all had worked so hard Everyone of us marveled at the sights that we had read and heard so much about When the Annual came out, much praise was bestowed upon Betsy Joyner Editor Agnes Lane Weaver Assistant Editor Charles Hoke Business Manager and Peggy Conner Assist ant Bus1ness Manager and the many other edltors Running the town for a day by the officers we had elected in our class was an important milestone of the year As the year drew to a close the school pa1d tribute to us with the annual Senior Day We returned the favor by presenting an assembly in the afternoon The Junior Class honored us thatn1ghtw1thaJun1or Senmor Prom that we shall hold 111 our memories forever Graduation concluded a year of honors and successes for the Class of '57 As you can well see, the high school years for the Class of '57 were very exciting and passed rapidly We had failures as well as successes but at graduation time we were ready to fac e the challenges of the world At the end of the path of high school days, we gained a helping hand so vital to success a HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA EDWARD SPENCE 1 l I , , ' H H ,' . . . . . thea Lifsey, Recording Secretaryg Mary Talley, Corresponding Secretaryg Norman Harding, . U I - 1 I ' yy, Avryw, sf' . J ,f 3 ,. , W2 ' ,Fi , V 'W I , '15 AF' l ,-Q, 'fl7 z di X NL-v , ' . ' f 1 W? nd! Q 2' 1 QRESFMUG ,L,,,f-f b ' W, V. ,A 'Sa , ' 1 f , , f H piggy 'V ,fir .3 0 . nltaids X r Q. v. 1 i wx I Q , K .' - g,- W H g A Scvlws Juliette Dixie B elmonte llJu1ll fpfq Cp ,glial Sai 'CTT' Arlene Faye Allen Evelyn Christine Allen Margaret Woodson Barnhart Skeeter Ebbie Poppy Scrapbraak Of Memories Betty Elaine Bowen - ' Elaine QM-w--'ff' lp' Q AK Ili .A - 1-Y' nw' .el Betty Mae Bradley Betty Mae ,-'Q ik S-L0 ipll, Mary Elizabeth Buckner Lawrence Benton Butler B, Bat Benie Kath ad Am! Sweet 64619 Wg ,H V357 1 s 3 2 Robert Edward Callahan III Peggie Lou Conner Sweetwater Peg 'R A Helen Kay Downs William Thomas Duncan llKayYY YYBillll cldms Joan Wells Everette Vlhloanll f 'm 4-may VRYHOK Onell Elizabeth Fais on Onel1 'NE Hadcd 1511 Zim: Norman Anderson Harding, Jr. Nornie :eww K Sammi Kill' Eugene Phillips King Irene Shearin Kiser Sarah Yorkshire Klugel Hardy Sherry Yorkie Sfirsf Prablcms ,find Warrics - Kirkland Hastings Lashley Edward Thomas Lee Kirk IlEdll 90,4 IVY 'Q-Y' -.1l Ruby Dorothea Lifsey Jacqueline Lee Ligon Elsie Mae Morgan Dot Legs U1sie ,Naw 5'aill1 ,And anfidcncc C7 0696, 0 1 f 57 Joseph Thomas Morris Shelton Ashburn Norwood, Jr HTOU-army llsonnyll 11.1 TX CA.. Yi? Ethel Lee Ogburn Elizabeth Ann Padgett 'Ethel' Liz Judson Wesley Parker Quiver V M-m.. , An 'Kin ww We 6411 Only Wander ,glib can L1 ' I , Carl Bruce Rae, Jr. Emma Lee Rodgester HRae!1 V1EmmaVY -2- JB' Wk? Ann Scranton Barbara Ann Slate Kenneth White Sodergren Chicken Sally Sober ff, wrt- ,xv 1 av vi -Q, if We T -fm , ,K it , if 3 1 , ' rf ,,, J W. Lg, WWW., 2 3 H, if Z -W Vmmtw 3 M nf diuwffpr. 4' '-QQKKWPU Edward Carlton Spence, Jr. Mary Kathryn Talley Billy Ben Vincent, Jr Easy Ed Mur B.B Loakmg Ahead Earline Rose Vincent Robert Jacob Watson Earline Jake L'-aaikfw, Mn, IVF 'fr 7 qr 7' h s Agnes Lane Weaver Linda Meade Wrenn Jane Taylor Wright Butterball Meadie Jayne We 61111 Only Hope Windell Ella Yeatte s llwindyll bs 'Ui 'E' MQW em, af 3 7 Mildred Estelle Zimme rman Millie ff 'if , Our first year as upperclassmen has indeed been abusy one. As groundwork for our Junior-Senior Prom in the spring, we undertook many large projects. The bigge st and most profitable of these was our Junior Class Minstrel in November. Under the leadership of Jack Lucas, President, Tommy Williams, Vice-presidentg Jean Allen, Secre- taryg El1enPowe11, Treasurer, and Katharine Davidson, Reporter, this has indeed been a successful year. We sincerely hope that our Senior Year will be as successful as our past high school years have been. Jack Luc as President iunzor 611155 Offzccrs Tommy Williams Ellen Powell Jean Allen Katharine Davidson Vice-president Treasurer Secretary Reporter ,NE ig ,-'fsff A Q , Grace Acree Billy Allen Calvin Allen Glenn Allen .lean Allen Viola Allen on nf- 4. 'Q A 3 qln- 'WU' juniors -Q--.. if Mp- 'r-ff YI? Nancy Allzson Phyllxs Bloom Dottle Bowen Janie Boykin Alvin Bradley Peggy Bradley 'GUIHP 4, E Gilliarn Delbridge Molly Delbridge Shirley Delbridge L. J. Grizzard Carole Harding Hamlet Harding Zlass af '58 su-wg. 1?-...Af Mary Frances Braswell William Bryant Ann Cash Joyce Conner Delight Darden Katharine Davidson 'lil' Q!!-I' Billy Harris Janice Harrison Peggy Harrison Wilbur Hobbs Jane House Iris Johnson in- juniors 'T-Z7 1..'T 'Z7 L v Sammy .Tone s Luana Kimbler Charles King Mollie Lambert Elizabeth Lankford Jane Carol Lashley W7 Wayne Ondich Audrey Pair Jesse Phillips Betty Pollard Ellen Powell Pauline Raiche 611155 af '5 8 2'-,ff is 'bf Joyce Livesay Jack Lucas Ruth Magee Lorrell Merricks Carolyn Moss Wesley Newsome 'Z 4. Marion Rainey Martha Skinner Judy Snell Olivia Sopko Homer Springer Stevie Starling .aah Mtv inf 'S junivrs I -f K, Wa:-r omg f Arm Sy kes Martha Sykes Edith Thorpe Jack Turne r Arlene Veliky Rus sell Weeks '5 xr, 1' is 'RSP' Shirley Whitehead Fannie Williams Mildred Williams Tommy Williams Our Director alsoper- I forms, - , The finale of the Junior Minstrel, our biggest project. UW rles W i W ' A T we X 'Ak iii: -- Looking back onthe past two years of high school, we, the S ophomore C las s of '57, have wonderful memories of the dances, picnics, and other activities in which we have participated. Our numerous success- ful projects through the preceding years are evidence that cooperation is the password to success. This year we have progressed still further under ' the leadership of Billy Gill, President, Harry Klugel, Vice-president, Brenda Hyde, Secretary, R euben Allen, Treasurerg and Ruth Glass, Reporter. We sincerely hope that our future high school years will be as memorable as our other high school years have been. Billy Gill President Sophomore 611155 0 ficors Harry Klugel Brenda Hyde Reuben Allen Ruth Glass Vice-president Secretary Treasurer RCPONCF 1 1-Q, Robert Carpenter William Cato Paige Clarke Eloise Conwell Carolyn Cumbia Mallory Daughtry Elaine Delbridge Frances Delbridge Herbert Delbridge Lucille Delbridge Marion Delbridge George Duncan Billy Gill Ruth Glass Har old Goodwyn -17 3, gh- fa... L.-P. dlkix Q., tg. -rx 1:71 Sophomares Emily Abbott Alvin Allen Buddy Allen Joyce Allen Reuben Allen Betty Batten Betty Bennett Georgia Blakely Ronald Braswell Lee Brett Richard Brockwell Barbara Bullock Wa j 4 mi' -au.. 'IE GY aryf, as .., wk- Q 'Y v C' f x 1.5, VN-'v X un.- fr X fv- W? Ruby Jones Betty Lou Justice Randi Keedwell Harry Klugel Barbara Lee Dorothy Lewis Patsy L1gon Earl Moore Maxie Moore Thomas Morgan Clyde Pa'dgett Daphney Pearson Mary Pearson G. B. Perkins Jane Rae Fennie Taylor Berry Thompson Bill Tillar Terry Tomlinson Margaret Turner Jerry Upright James Vincent June Walker Janice Williams Mavis Williams Carolyn Willoughby Peggy Wills Merrill Woolard Dolly Wray Jo Ann Wright Saphomorcs Walter Rainey James Rice Janice Roach Clifton Rodgester Charles Sasser Emily Short Lynn Slagle Emily Sodergren Jimmy Southall Merle Stephens Robbie Stone Eddie Taylor Y hu..4Y' MMV' Russell Cato, Jr.. Last year we came to Greensville County High School as a bunch of bewildered and awed Eighth Graders, but our year was brightened by our dance and picnic. However, as we began this year we felt we had a m ore secure plac e with the following officers: Rus Cato, Presidentg Steve Ferguson, Vice-P r e sid ent Q Carolyn Mitchell,Secretaryg Grayson Mitchell, Treasurerg and Elaine Downs, Reporter. We are looking forward to three more won- derful years inhigh school and graduation in 1960. President hcshman Cflass Officers Elaine Downs Carolyn Mitchell Joan Smith Steve Ferguson Reporter Secretary Photographer Vice-preslderlt V7 Peggy Allen Clifton Anderton Gladys Avent David Barnes Gordon Barnes Betty Beatty Jean Bradley Linda Bradley Bobby Brantley Wayne Britt Joseph Brna Melvin Callahan Watson Callahan Edith Cash Russ Cato Betty Clary Elizabeth C onwell Maxine Daughtrey z W ,, lv 5 ss 5 We 2 Yr: I Y' '- sw up 'br- ml Mary Ann Dianis Elaine Downs Peggy Driver Shirley Driver Betty Dunn Anne Edwards Steve Ferguson Peggy Gay Jean Grizzard Luther Harrell Martha Harrell Robert Harris Clyde Harrison Lois Harrison Robert Harrison Mary Ellen Hart Ronald Harvey 't' l .5 Q '77 Barbara Merricks Mary Jane Mills Bob Mitchell Carolyn Mitchell Emma Mitchell Grayson Mitchell Sandra Moore Mary Morgan Geraldine Morris Dianne Newsome Bari Novey Judy Owens Raymond Parker Louise Pickhardt Joan Powell Patty Rae Vivian Rawlings 'Q 3'vu K. I v U1 p- Cv fr 611155 of '60 .-1 K Q. Y .ggwr X-r :M WF Qs S -Q., 0-1 ,. O! v-y I Q-r I sq- Betty Jean Hobbs Peggy House Mary Howard Larry Hudson Martha Huskey Hazel Jarratt Faye Jenkins Gene Johnson Donnie Jones John Jones Melvin Lewis Peggy Lucas Gwen Lynch Sara McKinney William Maitland Don Martin Katha Massey Glenn Matthews -Q 0 6 Warren Rawlings Jack Reid Jimmy Ryals Charles Sabo Herman Sadler John Slagle Betty Jean Slate Linda Slate Nancy Sledge Joan Smith Sally Stainback Earl Stanley Mary Lucy Staton Frances Steenburg Frank Stevens Earl Taylor Wesley Taylor Peggy Thorpe 'A Q 1 'tm K . , v , may QQ C- W, if 'if fri 7 'wr' Us Sfrcshmcn Winona Thorpe Wallace Turner Ken Upright Lawrenc e Velvin T5 if E. Ronald Vincent Juliana Watkins Ruth Weaver Shelton Webb Patsy Whitby v-1' E is Sandra Whitley Ralph Wiley James Williams Joyce Williams Morris Wray Peggy Wright 4 , iv. rl A L 5 , . Va, f ww 1' Earl Allen President Shirley Keedwell Reporter The Eighth Graders were all thrilled to enter high school for the first time in September. A On October 3rd we he ld our annual reception for the parents. After refreshments were served we pre- sented all kinds of talent, consisting of dancing, sing- ing and instrumental music . A cup was presented to Mrs. Wood's home room for having the highest percent- age of parent s present. We presented our reception p r og r a m t o t h e student body in our Eighth Grade assembly. if The Eighth G r ade r s ar e hoping to have a very succes sful high school career. fighth Grade Officcrs Betty Kellam Vice -president Nancy Poole Patty Wood Treasurer Secretary O kv Earl Allen Franc es Allen Gene Allen Waverly Bailey Shirley Barnes Butler Barrett Henry Berry Butch Binford Bernard Bordwin Frankie Bowen Barbara Bradley Edward Buckner Margie Bullock Jerry Callahan Milton Caish Paulette Carter George Carver Norman Clarke Stanley Clements Donald Cline fu, ,V -.F, a,.,, 'Q-p K 'f f , www , f al ,W S... -..... .ani u . Z r W Q . YM Q ,,,.b . 2 eg, fi.. ' K , qv- Dick Collins Brenda Conner Linda Conner Ann Cook Eighth Grade E Why-X Robert Daniel Joyce DeForest Nancy Delbridge Peggy Delbridge Roland Delbridge Julia Dodd Joyce Evans Peggy Faris Judy Ferguson Kay Ferguson Kennon Ferguson Major Gay Betty Goins James Goins Amos Gordon Judy Gordon 'wu- fg, , 4' Q. 557' my Sighth Wayne Gregory Billy Harding' Terry Harrell Mary Lou Harris Milton Harris Wayne Harris Johnny Harrison Floyd Hobbs Robert Hobbs Percy House Ted Ivey Walter Jones Joe Justice Shirley Keedwell Betty Jean Kellam Evelyn King Lester King Norman Lanier Richard Lee Frank Lifsey Paul Ligon Peggy Ligon Billy Ray Little George Lowry Betty Massey Patricia Massey Cecil McCann Evelyn Mitchell Michael Mitchell Daniel Moore Sanford Moore Lee Moseley Margaret Moseley Myrtis Overby Roy Pair Billy Pearson Price Pearson Daniel Pollard Nancy Poole Billy Pruett Grade fa... nj C var- ...... John Rae Teresa Raiche .Terry Rice Betty Richardson Jeanne Riggan Judy Robbins Martha Rodgester Billy Rowell Betty Ann Sabo Patsy Saffelle Kenneth Sasser Curtis Saunders Sus an Scheidmantle Margaret Seymore Gayle Slagle Billy Slate Buddy Slate Phillip Smith Gene Spence Barbara Stephenson 'tv H., Sighih Grade r Q to 1 1-. . j f Q. ' 4 H .Q X 5. Q.. ' ' wi Q , 'Gm va. '47 Bill Thomps on Johnny Turner Charles Walker Earl Weaver Emma Webb Barbara Weeks Catherine Wendell Eldridge West Robert Wheeler Nancy Wills June Wilson Patty Wood Billy Woodruff Linda Woodruff Judy Woolard Tommy Wrenn Maxine Wright E-1' I 4 7, in ml. Wiaf v W' . L s A I I M a Q 1 f is ag' -lltgx '44, I x, +5 O I ' W3 4: , K f aifipz m,,V NM n Wm ww, ' K mf . , ' f 0- grim - 'P' +-W., . sw' . vlUx,.-u a QQ, 5 M 6 ' W , m 'Vp Q 'ffl - . 97,9 1 '1 43'Lf 4' 1' mg yr --, , , M 4 J QA z 'Spa ' 251, , Y. if ' -X , If ffv'2.? if .N vf,,Ysf'. fs 4 'Q' , 'sf gi K . Q Q9-fx ff 'my W, f N . 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E 'au1y m11 ' J' , ,v Bflfmw-nf 2- . it D ,4 Q' my Betgyqoyyer , , , -W1fVQf ' , Q' f I ff V 5 1 lB'diai'd Sgielnci l7,'M4fJ'W' ,,rf ' Q 'Wi 'F--fx , 1 , ,, + -' N' mf? ,,' 4 2 ', Y u 64' AY - fd' If I I 'H W V ,. 4V,,4,'Y+ yi 'il v 'T Valedictorian Windell Yeatte s 4'l r Wifi? Q! Valedictorian Joan Everette 1-Q IQ Pic.u.,, Salutatorian Margaret Barnhart Delegate to National F,H.A. Convention W School representative to Barbara Slate Group leader to S. C. A District S. C. A. Committee District Meeting Jackie Ligon 11 fg gfgw.. C A Our Honored Delegates to Model General Assembly ,vs HX W. Bop-Teen Club Board f- - 5 Billy Vincent ,r 'X,,,. M fi We s F gf D f 'Q f ffm an , haf l L. Virginia Girls' State Delegates Old Dominion Boys'Sta.te , ' . Biff 'Ai '. aff . A , av, Delegates to Blue Ridge Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Leadership Congress . Journal Clerk of House, M. G. A. Betsy Joyner 'N ..-. ' V in Q. ,,F,x Runner-up District football scoring Billy Powell D. A. R. Best Citizen Jackie Ligon Dcvclapcd Kzlzzenshzp Practzccd Hhrzslam lzvzng President Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y District 1956-57 Juliette Belmonte Vice-President of Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y District 1957-58 Ellen Powell l'YWg'V3 Q7 First place winner in District for window display Elsie Morgan mlm? '--Q ,ar I I ' Miss Smporia ' ' U? f . MISS EMPORLA Katharine Davids on ,4?' if ai ED. Powell 1 JUNIOR MISS EMPORIA hu' ey R U M :une DHHS a Jea Une R1 Egan Our ,May Day 601111 In ll.S.,4. Qazr Ar. t fi Gil' ' ':,, Y , ul ' - is . I-.AI V' q .. x . . 'E , 1 .L I tx Q 'v-. - 5 1 v QL R q .31 ' ' 'N 1- iz.: f v ' 1 Xxx' ' , :A ' ' P il T'x. D . ,,, I .I '- Cho Heart Of your School B111yV1ncent,Pres1dent Sammy Jones, V1ce presxdent Juhette Belmonte Recordmg Secretar Y Wmdell Yeattes, Correspondmg Sec r etary Edward Spence, Treasurert Mxss Dav1s and Mrs O verbey, Sponsors S Student Hawpcrativc ,Assaciation 1. Our 8.C.A. president ln assembly 2. Delegates tothe Dam-lc: cm- vention. 3. Leaders of weekly assemblies. 4. The S.C.A. Plaque. 5. Miss Davis drilling the S.C.A. Members. 6. Mr. Runkle amusing hls audience with one of his famous anecdotes. 7. 8.C.A. sponsors. 8. The committee working on the school point system. 9. Treasurer's report by Edward Spence. 11. The passing out of song books. I 0 The Student Cooperative Association represents the governing body of our school. Its main purpose is to create outstanding citizenship throughout the school. The S.C.A. has many pro- jects that include the entire student body because they are also members of the S.CaA. Some of the main functions of our S.C.A. are: the concession stand at football games, the maintaining of the health room, improvement of the point system, striving for honesty with the honor code, ln charge of our flag, being responsible for all assembly programs, and providing decorative bulletin boards for our school. The S.C.A. hopes you understand its real meaningg service plus cooperation equals all. 10. Billy gives advice to his workers. Klzristiau Organization Q' Q9 7' SENIOR TRI-HI -Y First row: Molly Lambert, Chaplain, Barbara Slate, Corresponding Secretary, Helen Pettway, Recording Secretary, B ets y Joyner, President, Betty Mae Bradley fpicture omitted, lst Vice- president, Joyce Livesay, Znd Vice-president, Dorothea Lifsey, Treasurer, Ellen Powell, Re - porter . Second row: Agnes Weaver, Sarah Klugel, Ann Scranton, Elaine Bowen, Carole Harding , Marg ar et Barnhart, Elaine Kasper, Stevie Starling, Ethel Ogburn. Third row: Olivia Sopko, Jane Hou s e , Sherry Kiser, Kay Downs, Juliette Belmonte, Jackie Ligon, Phyllis Sue Bloom, Linda Wrenn, Evelyn Allen, Ruth Magee. Fourth row: Mary Etta Jones, Windell Yeattes, Iris J ohn s on, Pauline Raiche, Arlene Velicky, Nancy Allison, Katharine Davidson, Elsie Morgan, Mary Buckner, Jane Lashley, Fifth row: Peggy Conner, Ann Sykes, Mary Talley, Arlene Allen, Martha Skinner, Onell Faison, Peggy Harrison, Delight Darden, Miss Johnson, Sponsor. Ereale, Maintain, tkftznd ' iv nv-' 5 n ,QQ SENIOR HI -Y Firstllow: Mr. Billy Overbey, Sponsor, Tommy Williams, Reporterg Kenneth Sodergren, Vice- presidentgBobbyCa1lahan,President3Charles Hoke, Secretary, Eugene King, Sergeant-at -arms: JackLucas5AlvinBra.dley,Chaplain. Second Row: Harry Klugel, Jimmy Southall, Rusty Weeks, Wesley Parker,Norman Ha.rding,Bobby Jean, Alvin Allen. Third Row: Billy Allen, Harold Good- wy'n,Wilbur Hobbs,Treasurer3 Jack Turner, Hamlet Harding, Billy Harris, Lynn Slagle. Fourth Row: Carrol1Harding, Maxie Moore,Bil1 Tillar, Reuben Allen, Berry Thompson, Wayne Ondich . Uzrauglwut Ure Home Selma! ,find ammumty za 'Cf' 93 Betty Lou Justlce Presxdent BrendaHyde Rand1Keedwe1l Em11y Jamce Roach V1ce Presldent Patsy Sodergren Mrs Dorrlce Rogers Jacquelme Inge Treasurer Mary Pear Margaret Hoverstock Emrly Abbott son Reporter Carolyn W1lloughby Mar garet Turner Em1ly Short JUNIOR BOYS HI Y F1rstRow Larryliudson Reporter Morr1s Wray Chaplaln Gordon Barnes Treasurer Jlmmy Ryals, Secretary bxtsy Jones V1ce Presldent Steve Ferguson Pres1dent Second Row Mrs Romxne Overbey Sponsor B111y Slate R1chard Lee Johnny Harrlson B111 Thompson Lester Klng Melv1n Callahan Jack Reld Blddy Webb Grayson Mltchell Raymond Parker Thxrd Row Bllly Rowell Kennon Ferguson Robert Hobbs George Carver Wayne Harms Norman Lanler Danxel Moore Bxlly Pearson Buddy Slate Jerry Callahan Walter Jones I I 4 9 0 1 ' V 1 J ,l if et' 'A Q 'U' , f ' A , K E: W ' 9 ix w K f CK fv,,,f!V 'U . U ' 1 . ' I . ' Ligon,SecretarygJoyceAl1en,Chaplain Sponsorg Helen Harris, Peggy House: n Q ' 1 . - 5 S q 1 , . ' 2 I . 2 ' . ' 2 , 1 ' ' s , ' - ' 9 . A ' 1: : . l g . L A . ' . I , D. . I I Y . I I . S I : I - t . 1 1 1 1 1 I 7 I I 5 High Standards Of Khristian Kharactcr NONET TES TRI-HI-Y dsx 5259. Q V i Gwen Lynch, Presidentg Carolyn Mitchell, Vice-Presidentg Peggy Allen, Secretaryg Linda Slate, Treasurerg Juliana Watkins,Reporterg Linda Bradley, Chaplaing Barbara Merricks, Chap- laing Mrs. Wiley, Sponsor. Joyce Williams, Presidentp Mary Lee Howard, Vice-Presidentp Jean Grizzard, Secretaryg Jean Bradley, Treasurerg Sandra Whitley, Reporterg Elaine Downs, Chaplaing Diane Newsome, Chaplaing Mrs. Vassar, Sponsor, The Tri-I-Ii-Y and Hi-Y Clubs have sponsored many successful projects and have tried to c reate a Christian atmosphere among the student body. This year, as in the past, they have served at Homecoming, had the blessing over the inter-com, decorated the bulletin boards, pre- pared Christmas baskets for the needy, sponsored a Halloween party, and conducted pre-Easter services and the Easte r Sunrise Service. This year they sponsored pre-Christmas services which they hope will become an annual part of the Hi-Y program. The Emporia clubs had the largest representation at the District Conference in Richmond, at which Juliette Belmonte, president, presided. At this time, Ellen Powell was elected as dis - trictvice-president for 1957-58 and Betsy Joyner was elected as journal clerk of Model General Assembly for 1956-57. Delegates were sent to Model General Assembly and Blue Ridge Leadership Conference. The clubs have found that by working through a council composed of the presidents, sponsors, and a representative from each club, their projects can be carried out in a more effective manner. Outstanding Scholars W 'K Earhne V1ncent Pres1dent Margaret Barnhart Vxce presxdent Ann Scranton Secretary Wmdell Yeattes Treasurer Homer Sprlnger Reporter Mr Cobb Sponsor C? 46 YW The BetaClub 15 anon sec ret leadersh1p serv1ce crganxzatxon for h1gh school students The purpose of th1s orgam zat1on IS to promote the xdeals of honesty, serv1ce and leadershxp among hxgh school students to re ward merltorxous achxevement and to encourage and assxst student s to contxnue thexr edu cat1on after hxgh school Debating Pulzlzc Spcakmg Drama d iii V1ce pre s1dent Paulme Ralche Arlene 'V ehky Zfhcy Secretary Jamc e R oach Reporter :wk Sew ,Ami 6161111 '?.'7 Treasurer Betty Mae Bradley Reporter Margaret Hoverstock 'YYY Q l fl Scrapbook Edltor Wmdell Yeattes 'QR' Pre sxdent Barbara Slate Degree Cha1rman Degree Chalrman E1S19 M organ Elame Kasper Scrapbook Ed1tor Jane Rae Song Leader Ehzabeth Lankford za- t - 'r L db' ' In '15 ft- 4, Our Quturc I-lamemak ers F I-LA Sweetheart, Ed Lee AM ERICA ff' -. The erght purposes of F H A are Q11 Topromote a gr owxng apprecxatxon of the Joys and sat1sfact1on of h om e m aklng Z To emphasxze the xmportance of worthy home membershxp 3 To encourage de mocracy 1n home and commuruty lxfe. Q41 To work for good home and fam11y hfe for all. Q51 To p romo te mternat1ona1 good w111 Q61 To foster the development oicreatwe leadershxp mn home and commumty hfe. Q71 To prov1de wholesome mdwldual and group recreatxon. Q81 To further mterest 1n home economxcs. I.nF H.A there are three degrees that can be obtamed. The y are Juruor, Chapter, and State Homemaker De grees. Quxte a few gxrls have already obta1ned thexr Junxor Degree, and others are workmg toward obtamxng lt Only one g1r1 has obtamed her Chapter degree, but others are strxv1ng toward xt. Only one 15 worklng to ward the State D e g r ee wh1ch w111 be awarded at the State Conventlon thls sprlng F H A.'ers are preparmg to be homemakers today mn order t o be better homemakers of tomorrow. Due to the efforts of the Future Homemakers of Tomorrow, homes of tomorrow wxll certamly be better places mn whxch to 11ve. Q 1 .S '4Q Q if A Y A ' I T H .,1, 97? ..pX. V . 1 3:1 1 A A A 7 .1 b 1 I. -I it 1 QB 1 F S 1 1 1. c 1 - Lztllc Homcmakcrs Front row Nancy Poole Teresa Raxche Patty Wood Ann Cook Nancy Wmlls Julxa Dodd Second row Nancy Delbrldge Lxnda Woodroff Patrxc 1a Matthews Judy Robbxns Jeanne Rlggan, Joyce DeForrest Tlurd row Shxrley Barnes Betty Kellam Jeanette M1tche11 Paulette Carter Peggy Farms Maxine Wnght Jean Bradley Judy Woolard Mrs Merle Vassar sponsor Kcccplzan ar Mathers The purpose of the Jr. F I-LA. is to prepare the girls for entrance to the Senior F.H A. They are taught the fundamentals of Home- making Sfarmcrs Of The Quturc Q x fi! Learnmg to do domg to learn earmng to 11ve l1v1ng to serve IS the motto of the F F A The pr1mary a1m of the Future Farmers of Amerxca 15 the development of agrlcultural leadershxp co 0perat1on and c1t1zensh1p 'FN 5? if The F F A offlcers for thls year are Presxdent, Edward Lee Vxce Presldent Wxlham Bryant Secretary Buddy Allen Treasurer Clyde Padgett, Reporter, Jlmmy Vmcent, Sentxnel Ralph Wxley Sweetheart, Barbara Slate Sponsor, Mr Moseley rem And Gvld mr, wh 'zgx 'Q The purpose of the GREEN AND GOLD 15 to lssue anewspaper month1yconta1n1ng all the news and events concerning student 3CflV1t1CS It keeps the students 1n formed as to what 15 go1ng on around school and 1n turn, g xv e s t he staff an opportunxty to develop thexr wrltlng ab111ty mv i1 sl Nos T7 Issues Student News Editor -in-Chief , , Assistant Editor . . Managing Editor . . News Editor .... Feature Editor . . Boys Sports Editor Assistant . . . . . . Girls Sports Editor Assistant . . . . . . Business Manager . . Assistant . . . . . . Copy Editors . Co-Art Editors . Exchange Editor . . . , Windell Yeattes . . . . AnnSykes . Earline Vincent . . . . Evelyn Allen Katharine Davidson . . . . Robbie Stone . . . . Billy Allen . . . . Sherry Kiser . Phyllis Sue Bloom . Margaret Barnhart Agnes Lane Weaver . . . . . Kay Downs Randi Keedwell . . . Stevie Starling Homer Springer Margaret Hoverstock Grammar News Editor . . Carole Harding Head Typists . .... . . . Arlene Allen Assistants . . Betty Mae Bradley . . , , Ellen Powell Elaine Kasper Dottie Bowen Elsie Morgan 'QU - ,..4' .1 Chen Maintain A Better understanding Of Hanks library 611111 A -,...-ri-. RNA ,-...... s ,.-1 --1 L -- --- --- ,- A .. s ,. ,asa -.,, -- 2- , -.., fag. s - -'--5 , V . ,af V L K -- - - V.. S , yveir- ' -gg-Eg, , -QQ: b 6 ,gy foxrfk- :-11 ' -.R , F f- 4?- bb -all 1 X l- f S The purposes of the Llbrary Club are to sponsor a greater Lnterest among the students xn hbrarles and hbrary servlce to stxmulate readmg xnterests, to lmprove the hbrary work as a career Mrs Judson Parker hbrarlan, IS sponsor of the club and membershxp xs open to any one 1n hxgh school Ronnle Braswell Presldent Ann Edwards RCPOIYCI' Emlly Abbott V1ce pres1dent Harry Klugel Sergeant at arms Max1neDaughtrey Secretary Mrs Parker Sponsor Berry Thompson Treasurer mf -rn .4 J , in f Y, ' , f' fm - Y 3 N : - N , ' 1 ' ' V T X . I . 4 I . I ,, it 9 1 - J an A I A 1 I i i A fi- - -- ., , --- Q '1f:---- X- : Q- ' , ' f 5 ,. -rf--xr , , Yvr. 1- 1- +f '- M lm' ' -- , ,V ff ' - Y - ug -- , , '- 5-X 'L ' 1 -L WY- - ,lx . -' --- - V Y R 0 I - 9 l 1 ' Che gfldfdf gfllb 1 12 I .1 .l 1 1 1 Lal L4 ? 3 P 3 E I l , '1 I I 111 L11 i M U 'Q - an i' i P555 o oth L f B tty Ann B e e Betty Lo J P ggy W zght R po t Peggy B adl y S M hood Acco p PP Q 5' Chair Pcrfarmanccs ,416 Kcmarkalflc D rum Majorette Evelyn Allen Mbna.: MAJOR ETTES Left to nght l1nda Slate Palge Clarke Evelyn Allen Katharxne Davxdson CI-lead Majorette Jean Allen Peggy Lucas Ra.nd1 Keedwell ffutcrtalummt is Char Kuszucss E3 M BAND OFFICERS Front row Evelyn Allen Emxly Sodergren Harry Klugel Hamlet Hardmg Katharme Davxdson Stanzhng Carroll Hardmg Cook1e Daughtrey Tommy Wxlhams Margaret Hove:-stock Russ Cato, Mrs Mosley if COLOR GUARD Left to rzght Nancy Delbrxdge Lmda Conner Ann Cook Margle Bullock , ff' J ,f Hand Marches: Gives Hauccris 1 O, L K up 4' Q Gm ,M .gay Q W Q-af' n-of -s,..f Q tw g M' W lr: N-f 8 -....,-f Qricuds, kamaus ,And auntrymcu Gwen Lynch -JUG- KPN 4 P' n rv 'U rf ru Ill P4 :L rn 'J rf ,UQ- gf W: EO QE Bw E 'U FHS 202 ro FTE? Ho 'iw Uh 1 ll - F1 r s t r ow Lmda Slate Earl Stanley Peggy Lucas Melvm Callahan Gwen Lynch Second row Russ Cato, Morr1s Wray Sandra M M oore, ary Lee Howard, L1nda Bradley Jean Bradley Juhana Watklns, Bltsy Jones, Ban Nove Th d y 1r row Don Martm, Rusty Weeks, Ann Edwards, Sandra Wh1tley Carolyn Ivhtchell Elalne Downs, Barbara Merrxcks Mary Jane M1115 Peggy Dr1ver Shlrley Drxver Jack Rexd Fourth row Mary Mor gan,Martha Harrell Joyce W1ll1ams Katha Massey Mrs Lovlce Harrls S ponsor Mary Ann D1an1s Judy Owens, Mary Ellen Hart 1 .. WW Earl Stanley Treasurer ' Lmda Slate Reporter . B y V . fs, ' 3 I , , . 3 Q . - I 1 .4 - - . 2 - i . ' ' T - E .. l I - S ,W . . ly A , 1. Q. I -A i a 1 A I Y it , I u -M- If A MF A' ' LL'-2 A X J . lx K - X I xx' 4 W Q Zend Mc llaur ars A Presldent Vlce president Secretary Rand1 Keedwell A1 Harms Reuben Allen rront row Carolyn Willoughby A1 Harr1s Margaret A.nn Turner Reuben d Al1en,Rand1Keedwel1 Buddy Cato Emlly Short, .Tacquelxne Inge Secon B da H de Ronme Braswell Horner Sprlnger Harry Klugel row r en y Jxmmy S outhall Em11y Sodergren Th1rd row Helen Harr1s, George 11 Duncan, B111 Tlllar Mrs Harms Sponsor Carroll Hardlng Merrl Wlllard, .Taruce Roach Treasurer Buddy Cato Reporter Margaret A.nn Turne r Parlcz Vous Waucais? Carole Harding - Treasurer Delight Darden - Reporter Mrs. Wood - Sponsor Chcy Da G.,-NOAH-SJWQG7 an 6 nu ml fb mmm! Qnnxmlluxmvnnumfa 'U'-U U TI V'U VT' if f f 1-- P d Ed dSp T B yJy V P d Sh yK R p P ggyC W Sp M W d S yAg SR Monogram 61116 3,19 OUR OUTSTANDING ATHLETES 7 Xia: Afgg Y X. C: 'Qs -7' Q 5 2 z 7 W A .El ,- Q 4' . X as X X' , x 5 11' 2 x ri f X X i B 4 1 X' X W N Bxlly Powell Pres1dent V Arlene Allen Secretary Benton Butler V1ce Pres1dent es1ey Parker Treasurer fa, G g Dorothea L1fsey R eporter Q DECA The purpose ofDECA1Dis- trlbutive Education Clubs of Americaj is to provide club mem- bers with a means of learning of the vocational opportunities tn the field of distribution and their significance to community life. Each DE club member will give his best in time and effort so that both buyer and seller will benefit. Our Huszncssmcn ,tml Women Of Zanwrraw Q Zhcy Protect Our llvcs 46 C' Nuff ...JN... Lana, The Safety Patrol, organlzed for the welfare of all school students seeks to promote safet y on the busses,playgrounds, and streets By fo11ow1ng the advlce of the tpatrolmen, students not only insure the1r own safet but 1 y, a so set a good example for safety among the younger students T meet xts a1m,however,the patrol must have the co operat1on of each student m I-hgh School Mr J J Templon, a teacher of vocational educ atlon, IS the sponsor 'AV ,gus- ph 4 qu-ll' Y A-1-:au-a 'T' J, J, Templon Sponsor . s ., K my As .5 A ' H f M :rf ,n A ,T-' ' .ft . Q H for twin a xy 'f 1 , -' ' ls 9 . ' if 'V 1' Q wil , ig'-Q Q t Q on 3 4 'T' S . o - . . . . . I I , . l O W ,,,,,,k,,,,,, CURTAIN GOING UP Gregory Johnston presented by the Senior Class March 15, 1957 M158 Irene Burgess Peggy Conner The du-ector of the play M1ss Carolyn Moran Ann Scranton The Home Economms teacher who has a crush on Mr Carter Mr Norman Carter Bxlly Vmcent The teacher of Journalxsm, prefers M1ss Burgess M1ss Henr1etta Rxvers Emma Rodgester Who speaks w1th the vo1ce of author1ty Mr Rxchard Lever1dge Kenneth Sodergren Nancy's father Buck O'Hara B1lly Powell A football player who was no V1ctor Mature Lorry Fuller Barbara Slate Who becomes a stage struck leadmg lady Andy Fullbmght Bobby Callahan Whose mam mterest lS Lorry Nancy Lever1dge Kay Downs Who must have the lead 1n everyth1ng to please her father .Iocko Guthrre A smooth actor Janet Young A close frlend of Nancy Elsle Hunter Charles Hoke Agnes Lane Weaver Dorothea L1fsey A prompter rn the play and a fr1end of Lorry Mllt Sanders Whom nobody understands Sylv1a Moore Betty Mae Bradley MISS Burgess's asslstant Joan Wh1te Margaret Barnhart M1ss Burgess's ass1stant M1ss Kyle Roberts Joan Everette A real actress who xs between shows Mr Anthony Peterson Wesley Parker The grumblmng Jan1tor Edward Spence J'ack1e L1gon, Sarah Klugel Jake Watson Juhette Belmonte by ' '. ' . I .'. . . D . Extras , , ,,,,,. Sherry Kiser, Evelyn Allen, X E' . I 4 1 1 wlim G I , f 3 ' I A 7:53 'MA n X W up S O 0l110I'l'0W ' ' x ray' wwf X Rr . If yxx lsxfxy . K s x Q - .1 Coach Mrs. D, T, Rogers Prauwlcs Selma! Juniors C ar ole Harding Stevie Starling 6 if IQ my Ea M' , , A ' 21 f Y K . Q 5 I -fix ,i C v 5 , 2 ' 5, X, en 5' E g, 1 Cheerleader s From top to bottom: Juliana Watkins, Stevie Starling, C arolyn Willoughby, Margaret Turner, Dorothea Lifse , Jac Y Harding. kie Ligon, Juliette Belrnonte, and Carole . xg, . 'hi Head Cheerleader Juliette Belm onte pirit Freshman Juliana Watkins -4 1 ' nr we., v fl 'Y , i 'idvagp vs S e ni o r s: Dorothea Lifsey, Juliette Belmonte, Jackie Ligon. Sophomores: Carolyn Willoughby, Margaret Ann Turner, Qi, Cf S ce Callahan Rifle Coma Harding Parker .f f., 1 , I 'H 4 .f -Q5 V E35 ,wx C, Q ' x, 4 'i ,..4 f , V' , 'S I ! S36 'E .4 Y' , I K-4, l,1,.'L.33b80h K! 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' '1n4 Fir st Row, Left to Right: Mike Doyle, Jake Watson, Wilbur Hobbs, Jack Turner, Alvin Allen. SecondRow: Coach Deacon, Leroy Sasser,Bil1y Gill, Jimmy Rice, Sammy Jones, Edward Spence, B obby C allahan . The baseball squad was led to a successful season by Coach Deacon and Co-captains Jake Watson and Mike Doyle. The Emporia Eagles gave the opposing teams the best of competition and came into third place in the district. BASEBALL SCHEDULE GREENSVILLE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL April May 6 10 13 18 Z0 Z5 26 1 3 7 8 11 15 18 ZZ 25 EMPORLA, VLRGLNLA 1956 Southampton Weldon Open Brunswick Buckingham Blue stone Southampton Blue stone QC larksvillej Farmville Jarratt Brunswick Farmville C rewe Park View Park View Jarratt Home Home Hom e Aw ay Away Away Aw ay Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away 00 00 :OO OO OO 00 OO 30 OO 00 30 00 OO 00 O0 PJT! PJT1 ps P-m P'm Pvm Pvfn p.m p.m p.m P-m p.m p.m PJT1. PJT! 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Ivwffcm-,,: M A 50 urn if N. 4.5 A V- w 354.2 f, .,g,wfe.t, M, A Q, - ffi'F,?ig3 if e Q, 4 13 Senwr Statzstzcs ARLENE ALLEN L1braryClubl Tr1 H1 Yl 3,4 Basket ball 3,4 Deca Club 3 Pres1dent 3 F,H A 1 2 3,Scrapbook ed1tor 3 Monogram C lub 3,4, Secretary 4 Green and Gold 2,3 4 Head Typ1st 4 Homecommg Court 3 Sen1or Class Cha1rman of Project Comrmttee 4 EVELYN CHRISTINE ALLEN Lat1n Clubs 1 2 S C.A 2 Band 2,3 4 Majorette 2 Drum MaJorette34 Basketball 3 4 Monogram 3 4, Trl H1 Y 4 Green and Gold 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Asst G1rl's Sports Ed1tor Delegate to Vlrglnla G1rl' s State 3 Delegate to Summer Mus1c Camp 3 MARGARET WOODSON BARNHART Mount Ol1ve H1gh School 1 Sc1ence Club l FH.A Club 1 Scrapbook Edltorl F1r st Place Wmner m Fash1on Show 1, Lat1n Club 1, Reporter 1 Marshalll Tri H1 Y Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Forensxc s Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 Beta Club 3 and 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Homecom1ng representa t1ve 3 Commencement Comm1ttee Glee Club4 Green and Gold 4,Bus1ness Man ager 4 JULIETTE DIXIE BELMONTE Tr1 H1 Y 1,2 3,4 Pres1dent 2, Reporter 3 Pres1dent of Eastern D1str1ct H1 Y 4 Lat1nClub 1 Z Pres1dent 1 Treasurer 2 French Club 3,4 Cheerleader 1 2,3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Monogram 1 2,3 4 Basketball 1 Z ,3 4, Co Capta1n 3 Tr1 Capta1n 4 Green and Gold 2 3 Reporter 2, As s1stant EGIIOY 3 Beta Club 3 4 S C,A 1 4,Record1ng Secretary 4 Class Secretary 2 3 Homecommg Court 2,3 Queen 4 May Court 1,3 Model General As sembly 2 Senator 2 H1 Y D1str1ct Conference 2,3 Blue R1dge Assembly 2 S C A Convent1on 4 G1rls State 3 Annual Staff G1rl's Sports Ed1tor ELAINE BOWEN H1 Y l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3 Glee Club 1 2,3 M1dget Cheerleader 1 Deca Club 1, Treasurer 1 BETTY MAE BRADLEY Llbrary Club 1 2,3, Secretary 1 Pres1 dent 2 Tr1 H1 Y Club 1,2 3,4, V1ce Pres1dent 4, F.H A 1 2,3, Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Representatlve 3 ASS1Sfant Typxst on Annual Staff Head Typ1st on Green and Gold Staff Delegate to F H A State Convent1on 3 F H A Camp MARY ELIZABETH BUCKNER F H,A 1 Basketballl Lat1n Club Z H1 Y 4 Glee Club 4 Green and Gold 4 LAWRENCE BENTON BUTLER Football 2,3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Ir1dustr1al Arts Club 1 2 3 ROBERT EDWARD CALLAHAN III H1 Y 1,2 3,4, Secretary l V1ce Pres1 dent 3, Pres1dent 4 Football Team 1 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 1,2, VICE PreS1dCht1 Industr1a1 Arts Club 1 Sc1ence Club l Basketball Team 1,2 3 4 MonograrnClub 2 3 ,4 Baseball Tea.m2,3,4 S C A Representatlve 3 4 FrenchClub 3,4 Annual Staff 4, Boys Sports Ed1tor 4 PEGGIE LOU CONNER Forens1c Club 2,3 Treasurer 2 Lat1n Club 1,2 L1brary Club 1,2, VICE Pres1 dent2 H1 Y 1,4 Sc1ence Club 1,2, V1ce Pres1dent2 FrenchClub1,2 Reporter2 B u s 1ne s s Manager Ju.n1or Assistant Class Ed1tor HELEN KAY DOWNS H1 Y 1,2 3,4 FrenchClub 3,4, Secretary 4 Homecorrnng Court 2 Green and Gold 2,3,4, Copy Ed1tor 3 GleeClub 3 Sc1ence Club 1,2 Latin Club 1 Z Annual Staff 4, Ass1stant Feature Ed1tor 4 JOAN WELLS EVERETTE H1 Y 1 2 Lat1n Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 Gr e en and Gold Staff 2,3 Beta Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Lat1n Club 1,2 Forens1c Club 1 ONELL ELIZABETH FAISON Glee Club 2,3 F H,A 2,3 4 H1 Y 4 NOR MAN HARDING, JR Monogram C1ub2 3,4 Vars1ty Sports 12,3,4, H1 Y 3 4 French Club 3,4 Sc1ence Club 3 Class Off1cer 4 Treas urer 4 CHARLES HOKE, JR H1 YClubl 2 3 4 Reporter l Secretary 4 Lat1n Club l 2 Glee Club 1 3 French 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Annual Staff 4 BUSINESS Manager 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 S ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 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G1rl's State 3 Latin Club l,2 FrenchClub3,4 Treasurer-4 Monogram C lub 2 3,4, Basketball 2, Manager 2 Green and Gold Staff 2,3, Assxstant G1rl's Sports Ed1tor 3 R1par1an Annual Staff 3, 4, .Tumor Editor 3, Ed1tor 1n Cluef 4 H1 Y Tn H1 Y COUIICII4 ELAINE CHRISTINE KASPER Glee Club 2,3,4 Green and Gold 3,4 F H A 1,Z,3,4, Degree Cha1rman 4 Tri H1 Y 2,3,4 L1brary Club l EUGENE PHILLIPS KING SCIBHCC C lub 3, Pres1dent 3, H1 Y 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Industrxal Arts Club l,2,3 FrenchClub 3, Treasurer 3 Deca Club 4 IRENE SHEAR IN KISER Class Secretary 1 L1brary Club 1,2 Secretary2 Tr1 H1 Y l,2,3,4, Secretary 2 Chaplain 3 D1str1ct Tr1 H1 Y Con vent1on 2 ,3 S C A l, Latm Club 1,2, Reporter l , V1ce Pres1dent 2 French C lub 3 4, Secretary 3, V1ce President 4 G r een and Gold 3,4, News Ed1tor 3 G1rl's Sports Ed1tor 4 Scxence Club l Annual Staff 4 Feature Ed1tor 4 Mono gramClub 2,3,4 Reporter 3, Basketball l,Z,3,4 Tn Capta1n4, Homecomlng l 4 May Court 2,3 SARAH YORKSHIRE KLUGEL Tr1 H1 Y 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3, Green and Gold 1,2,3,4 French Club 3 4 Band 1, Magorette l Publ1c1ty Commzttee 4 RESTER ZEBULON LANE, JR W1ll1am Monroe High School, Standards ville F F A Conventxon Delegate 2, Glee Club 2,3 4 H Club 1 Baseball 3 C L1brary Club 2 Jarratt Hxgh School Glee Club 3 EDWARD THOMAS LEE F F A l,2,3,4, Pres1dent 4 Monogram l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3 Football l 2,3,4, Co Captam 4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4,S C A 4 Class Off1cer 2,3, V1ce Pres1dent 2, Presxdent 3 RUBY DOROTHEA LIFSEY Library Club l, Presxdent 1 Tr1 H1 Y 2,3,4, Tr easurer 4 Cheerleader 3,4 French Club 3 Glee Club 2,4 F H A 2, Green and Gold 4 Record1ng Secre tary of Seruor Class 4 Monogram Club 3,4, Reporter 4 JACQUELINE LEE LIGON Class Offzcers 2,3,4, Reporter 2, V1ce Pres1dent 3, Pres1dent 4 Tr1 H1 Y 1,2, 3,4, Vice Pres1dent 2, Blue Rxdge Assembly 2 S C A Representatnfe 2,3, 4, Executlve Comnuttee Member 4, D1str1ctConference4 Green and Gold 2 3,ReporterZ,Feature Ed1tor 3 Basket ba1ll,2,3,4 Tr1 Capta1n4 Cheerleader l,2,3,4 Monogram Club l,Z,3 4, Secre Pres1dent2, French Club 3 4 Glee Club 3, Homecommg Court, Mazd of Honor 4 May Court 3 ELSIE MAE MORGAN F H A l , 2 ,3,4, Degree Cha1rman 4 L1brary Club 3 D E D O 4 Tr1 H1 Y 2,3,4 Glee Club 3 Green and Gold 4, Assistant Typ1st 4 SHELTON NORWOOD Industr1al Arts Club 1,2,3 SC A l D E D O V1ce Pres1dent 4 ELIZABETH ANN PADGETT GleeClub l,2,4 Deca Club 3 Green and Gold 4 WESLEY PARKER Hi Y l,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4, Monogram Club 2 ,3 ,4 Latln Club Z 3 lndustrlal Arts Club l, Band 1 HELEN PETTWAY Latm Club 1,2 Glee Club 1,2, Tr1 H1 Y l,2,3,4, Secretary 4 Forensxc Club 3,4 An.nualSta.ff,C1ass Ed1tor 4 French Club 3,4, Basketball 3,4 . . 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Club 4, Secretary 4 EMMA RODGESTER Green and Go1d4 FH A 1 Deca Club 3 Glee Club 4 H1 Y 1 ANN SCRANTON BetaC1ub 3,4, Secretary 4 Glee Club l 2,4 Tr1 H1 Y 1,2,3,4 L1brary Club 1, French Club 3,4 Latm Club 1,2 Green and Goldl Annual Staff, Ass1sta.nt Class Ed1tor 4 Publlcity Committee Sc1ence Club 2 3 BARBARA SLATE H1 Y Tri H1 Y Conference 2, Corre spond1ng Secretary 4 Glee Club 1,2 3, President3 Tr1 H1 Y 1,2,3 4 Reporter 2 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 2, Manager 1 F H A 1 2,3,4, Vzce Virg1n1a Dare Federat1on 3 F H A State Convent1on M W C 4, F.H A Nat1onal Conventxon QCh1cagoj 4, F F A F,H A State Camp 4, S C A 4 Class Reporter 3 Green and Gold 4 KENNETH WHITE SODERGREN Patrol 1,2 French Club 3 Monogram Club 4 Basketball 1 Football 4 Annual Staff 4, Ass1stant Sports Ed1tor In dustr1alArtsClub4 H1 Y 1,2,3,4 VICE Preszdent 4 EDWARD CARLTON SPENCE Lat1nClub 1,2 Treasurer 2 FrenchClub 1,2, Presldent 2 C las s Presldent 1, Football 2 3,4 Basketball 2,3 4 Base ball 2,3,4 G1een and Gold 4 Mono gram Club 2,3,4 Senior H1 Y 4 S C A R epre sentative l,2,4,Treasurer 4 Juluor Boys H1 Y 1, Pres1dent 1 MARY KATHR YN TALLEY FH A 1,2 Latxn Club 1,2 Forensic Club 3 H1 Y 1,4 French Club 3 Sc1ence Club 3 Correspondxng Secretary 4 Pro gr am Chalrman 4 BILLY VINCENT, .TR Monogram Club 3,4 Football 3,4 Boys State 3 French Club 3,4 H1 Y 4 F F A 1,2 Class V1ce President 1, Treasurer 2 S C A 1,2,3,4,Representat1ve 1 2 V1ce Pres1dent 3, Pres1dent 4, D1StI1Ct Meetmg 3,4,Cha1rmanD1scuss1on Group 4, State Conventxon 3, S C.A Forum 3, S C A Workshop 3 EAR LINE ROSE VINCENT Beta Club 3,4, Pres1dent 4 Class Re porter l Gr e en and Gold 4, Managlng Ed1tor 4 Annual Staff 4, Head Typxst 4 Lat1n Club 12, Secretary 2 Com1ty Committee 4 Perfect Attendance 1 ROBERT JACOB WATSON Football1,2,3 Basketballl 2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,Co Captam3 Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4,Pres1dent 4 Industrial Arts Club 1 2,3,4 Deca Club 4, Presldent 4 Glee Club l AGNES LANE WEAVER Tr1 H1 Y 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2 Glee Club l,2,3 Lat1n Club 1,2, Treasurer 1, change Edxtor 3 , Asszstant Bus1ness Edztor 4, French Club 3,4, Reporter 3 Model Gener al Assembly 2, House of Delegates Ba.nd 1, Magorette 1 May Court 1,2 Forenslc Meet 1 Annual Staff Ass oclate Edltor 4 Pubhcity Commlttee 4 Sen1or Class Offlcer, Reporter LINDA MEADE WRENN Tr1 Hi Y 2,3,4 Glee Club 2 3,4 Home ComingRepresenta.t1ve 4 D E D O 4, Secretary 4 JANE TAYLOR WRIGHT Library Club 1,2 Dra.mat1c Club 1 WINDELL YEATTES F H A 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2 Reporter 3 Scrapbook Ed1tor 4 F.H A State Con vention 3 Green and Gold Staff 1,2,3,4, Head Typ1st3 Editor U1 Ch1ef4 Tr1 H1 Y l,2,3,4 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4 GleeC1ub 3, V1ce Presldent 3 S C.A 4, Correspondlng Secretary 4 Delegate to Vlrgmxa Girls State 3 Chairman of Commencement Comm1ttee a I ' ' 1 I ' : ' ' . - s s 5 L '- s . . . 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