Gretna High School - Junction High School (Gretna, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

GRETNA HIGH SCHOOL Gretna, Virginia MR. and MISS GRETNA HIGH Table of Contents reece a ge ier vas ean. ee a PROM he Se pale Se 4 ute, okie le oe CUPPIOUIEN 6 co kas Gs 6 owe eee Ge cs eg gw aha Sa ble ka 4) ee a CWDS ee ere ae 6 kw ee be sn el eee SOR ee ee ee ne eines Sp eek a es tee ee a Pe aIME ES. ee eat. Ge ees Ee a we tek ae ee Elementary School ...4 6660s� 6. ao es ss, DEA Bere fe ke keene. o 8 aoe eo Ve ww oo ae MOVEPILBOCIMOCNES 4 (0 td we cele a ee es as eee Mr. Earl W. Johnson, G.H.S. principal, and Mr. Douglas Rorer, as- sistant principal, will serve as your guides as the 1964 Junction Staff takes you on a tour of the new Gretna High School. Geneieve Taylor, Vivian Pickeral, Bonnie Collins, Betty Wooldridge, Carolyn Mason and Diane Dalton are learning the fundamentals of the annual. Learning With Others The Junior Varsity team learns that good teamwork is important. The band learns Music Appreciation under the direction of Mr. Swart. Working With Others Mid-term grades are put on the grade sheets by Mrs. Pendergrass and Mr. McKeever. Ava Lee Cocke helps decorate for the May Day Dance. Doug McKinney and Freddie Blair discuss a problem with Mrs, Taylor in the office. IN A NNNNHIEL ff ‘ i Carroll Younger, Stanley Hodges, Denny Custer, and Hughie Bragg seem to be studying together in the library. Studying With Others Mrs. Hayes is helping L. V. Bolling plan for her future. Miss Clement is giving the ninth grade English students a test. Playing With Others Wayne Short makes a jump shot. V. Bolling, Geneieve Taylor, Linda Kepley, and Linda Mr. Johnson and Mr. Shelton enjoy a coffee break. ton relax in the home economics living room, The Gretna Tri-Hi-Y officers, Jenny Payne, Janet Keesee, Joyce Hudson, Ann Johnson, Mrs. Fowler, Joan Shelton, Janice Oakes, Patsy Dalton, and Gail Witcher at a public induction service. -Worshiping With Others Rev. Richard Farris addresses the student body. A.C. Orrell, Montel Bruce, Mike Shelhorse, and R. G. Rowland depict the nativity scene at the Christmas As- sembly. Dedication The Junction Staff dedicates the 1964 edition of the Junction to one whose life is filled with beautiful personal living, with graciousness and kindness to all; to one who is devoted to the noble profession of teaching and whose students are inspired by her; to one whose aim always is to give satisfying counsel, hope, understanding, and encouragement to all who are privileged to know her-------- Mrs. Ewell Crawford Ramsey. A perfect woman, nobly planned To warm, to comfort, and command. ----- Wordsworth Faculty Has Many Clifford E. Angel, A. B. Mrs. Eula M. Angel, A. B. Miss Mary R. Clement, A. B. Mrs, Nina P, Edmunds, B. S. Vocational Agriculture. English. French, English Biology, Science, Carl T. Evans, A. B. Mrs. Madaline Fitzgerald, Mrs. Ann Fowler, B. S. John C. Fowler, M. A. History. Assistant Librarian. English. History :, ae Mrs, Minnie Hayes, M. Ed. Harold S. Johnson, B. S. Mrs. Evelyn C. Mann, B. S. James L. McKeever, B. S. General Business, Bookkeeping. Mathematics. Home Economics. Science, Coach. Responsibilities Mrs, Jeanette Moon, A. B. Rutledge S. Moon, A. B. James D. Musick, B. S. Mrs. Lois C. Pendergrass, B.S. Physical Education, Coach. Physical Education, Coach. Mathematics Typing, Shorthand Mrs. Ewell C. Ramsey, A. B. Richard C. Ramsey, A. B. Mrs. Jacqueline G. Scoit, B.S. Calvin W. Swart, M. A. Librarian, English, Science English. Band, Music. Ramsey L. Taylor, B.S. Miss Betty Tyler, 1B}, Se Mrs. Estelle I, Tyler, A. B. Stanley D. Yeatts, A. B. Industrial Arts, Science, English. Mathematics. Government. Administration Mr. Rorer, assistant principal, Mrs. Oakes, secretary and Mr. Johnson, principal, work together closely in the office. Guidance Directors Acting as a sounding board for students' problems, the guid- ance department works closely with the administration in order to create harmony and co-operation among all mem- bers of the school. —_— Mrs, Hayes is in the guidance office half of the day. Mr. Yeatts also works in the guidance office half of the day. Staff Mrs. Alice Eastham gets a pack of paper towels out of the storeroom. The student bus drivers, Mike Short, Kenneth Hershman, Kenneth Clay, Edwin Myers, Calvin Yeatts, Eddie Culbertson and Frank Moore must travel through rain, sleet, snow, and mud to bring, students to school. Robert Eastham and Oscar Davis replace burned out lights. This is one of their many maintenance jobs. We can tell it's Friday because Mrs, Gladys Kennedy and Mrs. Edna Yeatts are making Pimento Cheese sandwishes. Cutting biscuits for 500 peopleis one of the tasks of Mrs. Marie Reynolds and Mrs. Mattie Robertson, Teacher Tabloid Mrs. Fitzgerald looks over a new film catalog. HARE, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler discuss some of their experiences of the day. Mr. Eastham, what are you selling Mr. Angel? Mrs. Oakes finds the adding machine helps her keep up with club funds. Always signing excuses, Mr. Rorer? upational loration 17 Joan Shelton, Jerry Midkiff, and R. G. Rowland diagram sentences for English class. Mrs, Fowler helps a group in English prepare questions. Kenny Price and Bill Newman head for another class after coming from English. 13] VOUUEOUE enneneE: nT e tetti ti itil eee 2 S94 AUT = apr’ } Hi y Him nl MM pipnaatt 18 Language Is The Basis Of Learning Our English Department offers our students wide and varied experiences in the study of grammar and literature. We are getting away from the idea that grammar is a Set of dusty, cut-and-dried rules, but instead we learn that it is a science. Language is the basis of all learning, therefore we need a thorough knowledge of it so that we may take our places with other educated people. Since language is the means of most human relationships, then literature is the col- lection of the best uses of language. In our literature classes the students have an op- portunity to become familiar with the many different kinds of literature and they also have an opportunity to read the best books by the best writers. Pat Shelton and Ava Lee Cocke are hardat work on an English report. Bill Mustain is trying to find a book for English. The French students are not only learning to write but to speak French this year. More stress is being put on vocabulary than has been done pre- viously. Beginning students use the first ten minutes of the class period for various forms of oral work. Second year students enjoy using the new modern language laboratory to improve their speech. At Christmas Monsieur Brinard from Belgium spoke on French customs. Monsieur Brinard is now associated with Chatham High School. Some of the activities of the French students this year include sending Christmas cards to the Faith Home and planning a French Banquet in the Spring. Danny Simpson, Tom Swanson, and Becky Pickeral are hard at work. French Students Have Lab Dianne Mayhew, Sherry Love, and Susan Rowland are taping French vocabulary. Carol Crowder seems to enjoy listening to a French recording. 20 When our school opened this year, our students had an opportunity to enroll in Latin, anew language for our school. The Latin classes this year are learning that Latin is far from being a dead language, that it still lives in literature, that it has shaped and will continue to shape the thoughts and speech of millions, Mrs. Angel says that in the Latin Department the objectives are: 1. To teach pupils that an elementary know- ledge of Latin will make them secure in their use of Englishand ensure them against many common errors. 2. Totrain pupils in accuracy, application, memory and reasoning which make for straight thinking. 3. To helppupils enjoy the fullness and the so- ciety andinterests of a cultured Roman people. The students in Latin are planning a spring as- sembly which will feature phases of Roman life. Dianne Mayhew, Patsy Dalton, Martha Dalton, Jimmy Nelson and Janet Keesee are having a panel discussion in Latin. Latin ls Not Dead Mrs. Angel and Phyllis Franklin admire the bullentin board while Jenny Payne seems to be taking a rest break. Judy Blair, Ray Sisk, and Gwen Ingram are looking at some research material for Latin. 21 Our science students this year are using new Jaboratories. The new labs and equipment help in- crease the students’ interests. Five science courses are offered at GHS this year: 8th Grade Science, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, In 8th Grade Science and General Science, students study our environment, Biology students study plant and animal life. In chemistry and physics students increase their scien- tific knowledge and get valuable training for future careers, Mr. McKeever listens to his 8th grade science class. Mike Short, Carol Younger, Johnny Johnson, Carl Simpson, Glen Crosby and A, C. Orrell dissect frogs in the biology lab, and Roger Newman perform a chemistry experiment. New Labs Increase Interest Miss Tyler demonstrates the changing seasons for her class, Jane Bowen, Mr. McKeever, and Tommy Johnsondiscuss a lab R. G. Rowland, Richard Fratzke, and Kenneth Dalton work in experiment, the chemistry lab. 23 Mr. Fowler points to some mountains for his social studies groups. Mr. Evans checks over some papers for history. Social Studies Department Offers An Interrelated Curriculum Carolyn Kelly and Steve Mann select a book for a research paper. The Social Studies Department at Gretna High School offers an organized and interrelated curri- culm of history, civics, and government. Eighth grade students begin their social studies program with U.S. History, a basic introduction to our coun- try's heritage. In Civics freshmen delve into the mechanics of local and state government. Sopho- mores obtain international scope of man's cultural and national development in their studies of world history. A more advanced U.S. History course is offered to juniors in preparation for the senior re- quirement of government, Members of Gretna High School's Math De- partment endeavor to show students the practi- cal, as well as the theoretical, side of mathe- matics. Aware of the dependence on a good mathematical background in today's modern world, the department this year introduced a series of new textbooks which present math studies to the student in a clear and concise method. Through an organized system of study, students become proficient in basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Mrs, Tyler's solid class studies a geometric figure. A Good Math Background Is Essential Mr. Johnson helps Richard Yeatts with an algebra problem. Mr. Musick shows Joe McKinney a math problem. 7s) Linda Kepley and Janice Oakes study their office practice Gloria Roberts, Betty Anthony, Joyce Roberts, and Ann Johnson books. receive help from Mrs, Hayes. Joyce Hudson and Gloria Roberts are busy typing. Students who take commercial courses in high school often secure jobs immediately after gradu- ation. Thesecourses also help students who plan to enter college because they can use the knowledge for their own personal use. Commercial courses taught at GHS this year are Typing I and II, bookkeeping, general business, and shorthand. All these courses are excellent training for secretarial jobs. The knowledge of bookkeeping and general business helps students learn to keep neat and accurate personal records. Students can use typing knowledge for such purposes as term papers and business letters, and shorthand may be used for note taking. Mrs. Pendergrass checks Marsha Bayliss’ typing. Commercial Courses Are Practical Brenda Dalton, Linda Arrington and Betty Dove are taking Mrs. Hayes helps Connie Creasy and Carolyn Shelton with shorthand. their bookkeeping. The Band practices during its class period. Action has been the by-word for the band this year. It has performed at football games, in the Christmas Parade in Chatham, and in the town festival in Gretna. A Christmas concert at GHS and a concert for the elementary stu- dents were held. The band also attended the Pittsylvania County Christmas Music Festival and the annual high school band day festivities at the Uni- versity of Virginia at Charlottesville. In January the band plans to attend the District VI Instrumental Music Festi- val. For March a spring concert is being planned. Mr. Swart, the new director, is pleased with the band's progress and is hoping for an evenlarger band next year. Band Has New Director Judith Anthony, Wayne Bailess, Raleigh Bennett, Garet Bosiger, Kenneth Clay, Bennie Dalton, Faye Dalton, Danny Emmett, Richard Fratzke, Ronnie Hagood, Dwight Ingram, Richard Mayhew, Ronnie Menesses, Bill Mustain, Earl Myers, Kieth Pendergrass, Robert Power, Richard Scruggs, Steve Scruggs, W. C. Scruggs, Betty Lou Shelton, Loretta Shelton, Ronnie Smith, Mary Swanson, Roland Worley, Calvin Yeatts. 28 Officers of the Gretna High School Chorus this year are: President - Joyce Hudson, Vice Presi- dent - Martha Mayhew, Secretary - Rosemary Farris, Treasurer - Ava Lee Cocke, Reporter - Barbara Miles. Activities of the chorus this year in- clude singing at various local churches and at high school assemblies, attend- ing the Pittsylvania County Christmas Festival at Dan River and Christmas caroling in Hurt and Gretna. The Cho- rus along with the Elementary and High School Bands held its first annual Christmas concert on December 13. The chorus plans tohave a spring con- cert also. The Chorus sings at school assembly. Chorus Makes Public Appearances FIRST ROW: Mr. Swart, Ruby Faris, Donna Stevens, Brenda Dalton, Betty Wooldridge, Connie Creasy, Rosemary Farries, Joyce Kepley, Ava Lee Cocke, Joan Haskins, Marsha Johnson, Dale Weeks, Martha Mayhew, Gail Witcher. SECOND ROW: Diana Mayhew, Dianne Dalton, Jenny Payne, Joanne Smith, Joyce Hudson, Faye Dalton, Becky Pickeral, Betty Farmer, Janet St. John, Lynne Eades, Kar en Holbert, Brenda Dalton, Gail Tucker, Carolyn Shelton, Barbara Miles, Brenda Hodges. THIRD ROW: Owen Barker, Mike Short, Eddie Culbertson, Renny Shelton, Johnny Ingram, Earl Myers, Sammy Ferguson, Bennie Pickeral, Steve Bennett, Stanley Brumfield. 29 The purpose of homemaking in high schools is to help students to take part inhomemaking activi- ties in their parentalhomes and to prepare for es- tablishing their own homes in the future. The girlsin Mrs. Mann's classes this year are enjoying the new modern equipment in the Home Ec. Department, Those taking Home Ec. study many phases of home living such as: selecting, pre paring, and serving family meals; selecting, caring for, and making clothes; managing the family income; im- proving housing and home furnishing; and contri- buting to happy family living. The girls have home projects which they must turn induring the year and alsoduring the summer, Bonnie Collins and Lillian Dalton, a couple of homemakers do housework. Home Economics Girls Mrs. Mann helps Geneieve Taylor with the sewing project. Shirley Owens takes a pie crust from the oven for Home Ec. de a ee Be Me 2 | : reve “i 30 Janice Oakes pins a red rose on Patsy Dalton while Brenda A group of Home Economics students are studying vacuum Pippin and Susan Cocke look on, Enjoy New Mrs. Mann is busy running off atest for her Home Economics girls. _ewsoweggggec)) 707 ae 31 cleaner assembly. Department Geneieve Taylor models her sewing project for the PTA. The Physical Education Department is proud of its new and better facilities. The students have more activity and work harder this year, but they find their work more pleasant. There is more in- terest andenthusiasm this year because the dress- ing rooms are better equipped with lockers and showers. This year there areclassrooms for special classes. Eighth Graders have first aid, freshmen have driver's education and sophomores have advanced health, Classes are grouped ac- cording to ages. Members of the Physical Education Depart- ment feel handicapped because it has no play area, but they hope to get one in the near future. Mean- while, the large gym is a benefit. The students spend 15 minutes of class period onexercise including laps andthe restof the period is spent in various organized activities. Students spend four tofive weeks on aSsingle activity and then they switch to others. Activities include relays, volleyball, basketball, marches, and others. On Fridays boys andgirls use the gym together for co- recreational activities. Physical fitness tests show that our students have above average scores. Patsy Tucker, Lois Farris and Ann Garby put bandages on Dinah Simpson, Elsie Haley, and Ann Rowland. Phys. Ed. Department Is Proud Of Facilities Mrs. Moon directs her Phy. Ed. girls in exercises. Mr. Moon lectures his boy's Health class. 32 Industrial arts, offering to the student an op- portunity to study phases of industrial growth, ma- chines, processes and occupations, is new in the curriculum at Gretna High School. The student's studies include work and experience in wood, elec- tricity, electronics and mechanical drawing. In industrial arts the student learns by doing. He plans, designs, and constructs his own projects. This enables the student to better select, judge and use products of today. Opportunities in industrial education are tre- mendous as can be seen by the fantastic industrial development that has occurred in the United States in recent years, Training in industrial arts prepares students for future jobs in such a society. Mr. Taylor lectures his Industrial Arts class. Opportunities in Industrial Arts are Tremendous A group of Industrial Arts boys inspect a machine. Glenn Bowling seems to be enjoying his work. 33 Mr. Culbertson watches some of the Agriculture students work, Vocational Agriculture as taught at Gretna High School makes a major contribution to the total school program inpreparing boys for careers in our largest industry, agriculture. A vocational agri- culture student gets training in the classrooms, in the shop, in the Future Farmer of America organi- zation developing leadership abilities, and on the job learning as he carries out a supervised farming program or a work experience program in an agri- culture industry such as feed manufacturing, man- aging a business serving the farmer, selling farm supplies and many others. In the classroom a boy studies the newest de- velopments in the field of agriculture both on and off the farm. Almost half ofa boy's time in school is spent in shop where he learns basic skills in the areas of electricity, general metal work, plumbing, sheet metal, woodwork, the principles of engine operation, and operation, care and maintenance of farm mach- inery. The supervised farming program and the work experience program are designed to let the student learn by doing. This department also sponsors several adult programs which gives many farmers an opportunity to receive further training and to keep up with the news in Agriculture. Vocational Agriculture Trains Students Kenneth Dalton works with wood in class. Mr. Culbertson lectures his classes. 34 INTRODUCING YOUR STUDENTS Serving the Senior class are Butch Cocke, treasurer; Karen dent; Joyce Hudson, S.C.A. representative; Ann Johnson, Holbert, president; Joyce Roberts, treasurer; Sammy reporter; and Peggy Smith, secretary. Ferguson, S.C.A. representative; Sandra Orrell , Vice presi- Seniors Elect Class Officers BETTY MARIE ANTHONY MARSHA JOAN BAYLISS DALE ARLETTE BENNETT MARTHA ELLEN BERGER 36 LILLIAN VIRGINIA BOLLING JANICE MARIE BONDURANT ROY LEE CATRON STANLEY THOMAS COCKE Senior Class BONNIE LEIGH COLLINS MELBA JEAN CREASY EDDIE LEE ROY CULBERTSON CYNTHIA DIANNE DALTON cys LILLIAN ANN DALTON KENNETH EDWARD DALTON PEGGY JEAN ENGLISH SAMUEL PERROW FERGUSON PHYLLIS KENT FRANKLIN BARBARA DALE GIBSON JERRY ALLEN GIBSON GAYLE PHILLIPS HERSHMAN 38 KAREN SUE HOLBERT JOYCE LOUISE HUDSON ANNETTE MARIE JOHNSON JANET GAYLE KEESEE Senior Class BRENDA KELLY LINKOUS LINDA CAROLYN KEPLEY CAROLYN FAY MASON BETTY MARIE MATTOX 39 ROY DOUGLAS McKINNEY ROGER LEE MIDKIFF FRANKLIN TRACY MOORE EDWIN RAY MYERS JANICE LaVERNE OAKES SANDRA LEE ORRELL SHIRLEY ANN OWENS JENNY LYNN PAYNE 40 ALICE REBECCA PICKERAL BONNIE LOU PICKERAL VIVIAN MARIE PICKERAL BRENDA JOYCE PIPPIN Senior Christmas Party is Held in the Cafeteria Mrs, Angel, Mr. McKeever, Mr. Johnson, and the seniors enjoy the Christmas party. 4) JOYCE ANN ROBERTS ROBERT ROBY ROWLAND VIVIAN ROWLES BURTON LINDA GAY SHELTON MICHAEL RAY SHORT WAYNE HUBBARD SHORT JANET ELIZABETH SHUMATE JAMES ALEXANDER SIMPSON 42 The Long-awaited Class Rings arrive Joyce Roberts receives ring from escort ''Pedro Dalton. PEGGY ANNE SMITH GENEIEVE YVONNE TAYLOR NORMAN ARTWIN TONEY CLYDE WILSON TUCK, JR. 43 CAROLYN ANN WALKER FLORENCE GAIL WITCHER BETTY JEAN WOOLDRIDGE Senior Statistics BETTY JEAN ANTHONY -- Library Club, Glee Club, Band, Colornel Staff, Cheerleader, Co-Captain; F.H.A., Junction Staff, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Peppers, Girls Chorus, Mix Chorus MARSHA JOAN BAYLISS -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Future Homemakers of America, Historian; Junction Staff, May Day Attendant, Parrot Staff, Circulation Manager; Homecoming Attendant; Library Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y DALE ARLETTE BENNETT -- Glee Club, Camera Club, Pied- mont Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Parrot Staff, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Annual Staff, 4-H Club MARTHA ELLEN BERGER -- Junction Staff, Editor; Library Club, Vice-President, District Secretary; Quill and Scroll, Reporter; Beta Club, GretnaTri-Hi-Y, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Pep Club, B-Z Club, Eighth Grade Science Club, Reporter; French Club, Secretary; Parrot Staff, Student Council, Band, Future Homemakers of America LILLIAN VIRGINIA BOLLING -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Future Homemakers of America, May Day Attendant, Pep Club, Vice- President, President; Monogram Club, Vice-President, President; Student Council, Treasurer, Junior Class, Vice- President; Majorette, Captain; Basketball JANICE MARIE BONDURANT -- 4-H Club ROY LEE CATRON -- Hi-Y Club, Book Club STANLEY THOMAS COCKE -- 4-H Club, Treasurer; Band, Re- porter; Monogram Club, Student Council, Junction Staff, Parrot Staff, Library Club, Camera Club, Biology Club, Eighth Grade Science Club, Senior Class, Treasurer; Boy's State Representative, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Football BONNIE LEIGH COLLINS -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Future Homemakers of America, Parrot Staff, Library Club, Junction Staff MELBA JEAN CREASY -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Freshman Class Reporter, Sophomore Class Secretary, Pep Club, Pied- mont Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Monogram Club, Junction Staff, Parrot Staff, Quill and Scroll, 44 Vice-President, President; Basketball, Manager EDDIE LEE ROY CULBERTSON -- 4-HClub, Library Club, Glee Club CYNTHIA DIANNE DALTON -- 4-H Club, Songleader; Pep Club, Camera Club, Junction Staff, Library Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Quill and Scroll, Reporter; J. 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Basketball KENNETH EDWARD DALTON -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Library Club, President, Projectionist; Baseball, Future Farmers of America, Biology Club, Student Council, Hi-Y LILLIAN ANN DALTON -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club, Glee Club, Library Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Junction Staff, Parrot Staff, Circulation Manager PEGGY JEAN ENGLISH -- Science Club, Future Homemakers of America, Biology Club, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Parrot Staff, Circulation Manager SAMUEL PERROW FERGUSON -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Camera Club, Gretna Hi-Y, Parrot Staff, Student Council, Glee Club, Football, Track, Varsity Club, Junction Staff, Young Men's Civic Club, 4-H Club PHYL LIS KENT FRANKLIN -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Treas- urer; Pep Club, Future Homemakers of America, Biology Club, Secretary; Library Club, Reporter, Chaplain; Basket- ball, Manager; Parrot Staff, Reporter; Glee Club, Monogram Club, Secretary; Quill and Scroll, Secretary; Piedmont Tri- Hi-Y, Junction Staff, Co-Editor; Dramatics Club, Camera Club, Forensics BARBARA DALE GIBSON -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Pied- mont Tri-Hi-Y, Parrot Staff JERRY ALLEN GIBSON -- Hi-Y Club, Eighth Grade Science Club, 4-H Club KAREN SUE HOLBERT -- Science Club, Library Club, Chaplain, Reporter; Future Homemakers of America, French Club, Pep Club, Parrot Staff, Artist, Reporter; Junction Staff, Quill and Scroll, Vice-President; Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Junior Class Reporter, Senior Class President . Senior Statistics JOYCE LOUISE HUDSON -- 4-H Club, Pep Club, Treasurer, President; Future Homemakers of America, French Club, President; Camera Club, Biology Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Junction Staff, Parrot Staff, Co-Editor; Glee Club, President; Student Council, Basketball STEVE DOUGLAS IRBY -- 4-H Club ANNETTE MARIE JOHNSON -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Pied- mont Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Sophomore Class Reporter, Home- coming Attendant, Parrot Staff, Junior Class Secretary, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, President; Glee Club, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Reporter JANET GAYLE KEESEE -- Biology Club, French Club, Parrot Staff, Pep Club, Reporter; Annual Staff, Monogram Club, Camera Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Parliamentarian; Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary; Sophomore Class President, Student Council, Future Homemakers of America, Treasurer; Science Club, May Day Attendant, 4-H Club, President, Secretary, Treasurer, Song Leader BRENDE KELLY LINKOUS -- Pep Club, Future Homemakers of America, Camera Club, President; Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Mono- gram Club, Basketball, Parrot Staff LINDA CAROLYN KEPLEY -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Reporter, Vice-President, Presi- dent; Student Council, Pep Club, Sergeant-at-Arms; Basket- ball, Co-Captain; Parrot Staff, Assistant Sports Editor, Sports Editor; Camera Club, Glee Club, Future Homemakers of America, Cheerleader, Majorette CAROLYN FAY MASON -- Future Homemakers of America, Eighth Grade Science Club, Library Club, Parrot Staff, Junc- tion Staff, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y BETTY MARIE MATTOX -- Biology Club, Glee Club, Library Club, Future Homemakers of America, Parrot Staff, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club ROY DOUGLAS McKINNEY -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Presi- dent; Hi-Y Club, Student Council, Varsity Club, Reporter; Junction Staff, Sports Editor; Parrot Staff, Beta Club, Parlia- mentarian, Vice-President; Camera Club, Vice-President, Library Club, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Football, Co-Captain; Basketball, Co-Captain; Baseball, Track FRANKLIN TRACY MOORE -- 4-H Club, Band, Hi-Y Club EDWIN RAY MYERS -- Future Farmers of America JANICE OAKES -- Future Homemakers of America, President, Vice-President; Student Council, Vice-President; Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Junc- tion Staff, Typist, Associate Editor; Parrot Staff, Quill and Scroll, Library Club, Beta Club, Biology Club, Chaplain; Eighth Grade Science Club, Pep Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Monogram Club, Eighth Grade Class Secretary, May Day At- tendant, F.H.A. Crisco Award SANDRA LEE ORRELL -- Freshman Class Secretary, May Day Attendant, Future Homemakers of America, Parliamentarian; Beta Club, President; Student Council, Junior Class Treas- urer, Pep Club, Beta Federation Treasurer, Senior Class Vice-President, Parrot Staff, Feature Writer, Artist; Pied- mont Tri-Hi-Y SHIRLEY ANN OWENS -- Future Homemakers of America, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Biology Club, Junction Staff, Parrot Staff, Glee Club JENNY LYNN PAYNE -- Eighth Grade Class Vice-President, Eighth Grade Science Club, May Day Attendant, Majorette, Glee Club, Monogram Club, Pep Club, Freshman Class Vice- President, Student Council, Varsity Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart Ball Attendant, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Parrot Staff, Editor; Basketball, Beta Club, Gretna Tri-Hi- Y, Treasurer, Historian; Biology Club, Reporter ALICE REBECCA PICKERAL -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Pep Club, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; Library Club, Treas- urer; Camera Club, 4-H Club, Future Homemakers of America, Historian; Glee Club, Biology Club, Junction Staff, French Club 45 BONNIE LOU PICKERAL -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Future Homemakers of America, Camera Club, Parrot Staff, Bio- logy Club, Library Club, French Club VIVIAN MARIE PICKERAL -- Future Homemakers of America, Eighth Grade Science Club, Parrot Staff, Junction Staff, Li- brary Club BRENDA JOYCE PIPPIN -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Future Homemakers of America, Reporter, President; Piedmont Federation, Parliamentarian; Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; Beta Club, Chaplain, Treasurer; Biology Club, Pep Club, Parrot Staff, French Club, Vice-President; Library Club, Student Council, 4-H Club JOYCE ANN ROBERTS -- Senior Class Treasurer, Monogram Club, Reporter; Pep Club, Secretary; 4-H Club, Parrot Staff, Future Homemakers of America, May Day Attendant, Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Homecoming Queen ROBERT ROBY ROWLAND -- 4-H Club, Eighth Grade Science Club. VIVIAN LEIGH ROWLES -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Parrot Staff, Glee Club, Secretary; Future Homemakers of America, May Day Attendant, Homecoming Maid-of Honor, Library Club LINDA GAY SHELTON -- Eighth Grade Class President, Eighth Grade Science Club, Secretary; Camera Club, Miss Gretna High School Attendant, Freshman Class President, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, President, Freshman Scholastic Award, Pep Club, Monogram Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Biology Club, Secretary; Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; Parrot Staff, Editor; Quilland Scroll, Junction Staff, Typist; Student Coun- cil, President; Future Homemakers of America, Library Club, Beta Club MICHAEL RAY SHORT -- Track, Manager; Varsity Club, Biology Club, Glee Club, 4-H Club WAYNE HUBBARD SHORT -- Eighth Grade Science Club, Biology Club, Future Farmers of America, Vice-President, Parlia- mentarian; Pittsylvania, Federation, Parliamentarian; Bas- ketball JANET ELIZABETH SHUMATE -- Future Homemakers of America, Parrot Staff, Biology Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club JAMES ALEXANDER SIMPSON -- Student Council, Junior Class President, Junction Staff, Library Club, Varsity Club, French Club, Football, Baseball, Basketball PEGGY ANNE SMITH -- Band, Student Council, Future Home- makers of America, Secretary, President; Chorus, F.B.L.A., Beta Club, Junction Staff, Co-Editor; Cheerleader, Co-Cap- tain, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Home- coming Attendant, Pep Club, Speech Club, Parrot Staff, Mono- gram Club GENEIEVE YVONNE TAYLOR -- Future Homemakers of America, Songleader; Junction Staff, Co-Editor; 4-H Club, Secretary, Reporter, Songleader; 4-H Honor Council, Pep Club, Library Club, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y NORMAN ARTWIN TONEY -- Hi-Y Club, Vice-President; Stu- dent Council, Sergeant-at-Arms; Varsity Club, President; Junction Staff, Football, Co-Captain CLYDE WILSON TUCK JR, -- Ei ghth Grade Science Club, Cam- era Club, Hi-Y Club, Parrot Staff, Glee Club, Young Men's Civics Club, Junction Staff, 4-H Club, Library Club, Band CAROLYN ANN WALKER -- Eighth Grade 4-H Club, Future Homemakers of America, Library Club, Pep Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Junction Staff FLORENCE GAIL WITHCER -- Biology Club, Secretary; Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Reporter; Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; Beta Club, Secretary; Girls' State Representative, Parrot Staff, Junction Staff, Sports Editor; Pep Club, Glee Club, Pianist; Quill and Scroll, Future Homemakers of America, Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y, Monogram Club, French Club BETTY JEAN WOOLDRIDGE -- 4-HClub, Junction Staff, Library Staff, Library Club, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Parrot Staff The Christmas party seems to have been too much for W. C. Jane Adams Mark Adams Joyce Adkins Brenda Almond Juniors Celebrate Linda Arrington Pam Arthur Carolyn Barker Owen Barker Steve Bennett 46 Freddie Blair Jane Bowen Hughie Bragg Montel Bruce Janice Caracappa Clifton Catron Jerry Clark Ava Lee Cocke Susan Cocke Sandra Craddock Connie Creasy Denny Custer Brenda Dalton Fay Dalton Patsy Dalton 47 Reuben Doss Betty Dove Carrie Edwards Danny Emmett Betty Farmer Rosemary Farries Richard Fratzke Alan Gaddy Kenneth Gay Stanley Hodges Evelyn Hutcherson Diane Jennings Herman Johnson Johnny Johnson Ronnie Johnson 48 Carolyn Kelly Joyce Kepley Steve Mann Dawn Mayhew Martha Mayhew Tommy Mayhew Margaret McCrickard Tommy Merricks Alan Midkiff Jerry Midkiff Junior Class Joey Mundy Earl Myers Lois Myers Roger Newman Libby Nichols Be GRRE: 49 iR Martha Nunn Bennie Pickeral Kenneth Price Jean Riddle Gloria Roberts R. G. Rowland Diane Scott W. C. Scruggs Mike Shelhorse Joan Shelton Linda Shelton Pat Shelton Renny Shelton Gloria Shields Alice Short 50 Steve Bennett, SCA Representative; Steve Mann, Treasurer; R. G. Rowland, Re- porter; Montel Bruce, SCA Representative; Patsy Dalton, Vice-president; Dawn Mayhew, President; Evelyn Hutcherson, Secretary, were elected to serve the Juniors. On this group lie the responsibilities of the Junior-Senior Banquet. Carl Simpson Susan Southerland Junior Officers Have Responsibilities Claude Swanson Mack Toney Carol Williamson Garnett Yeatts Carroll Younger 5] Johnny Allen Sandra Almond Brenda Bowler Ronald Bailess Larry Barbour Glenn Bolling Kenneth Brumfield Linda Brumfield Patsy Brumfield Stanley Brumfield Mike Callahan Kenny Clay Linda Compton Danny Crawley Glenn Crosby Carol Crowder Bennie Dalton Douglas Dalton Gail Dalton Patsy A. Dalton Doris Davidson Ruby Farris Iris Farmer Regina Foster 52 Ted Gamon Joy Gaskins Jo Ann Green Patrick Holbert Frankie Howell Cindy Inge John Ingram Janet Irby George Jones June Lassiter Sherry Love Dianne Mayhew Sophomore Officers Learn By Leading ee eo he SS Pe ea - iti . “ag 5 F : rata “pee ER NY - 3 - pow oo ee: Zane Oe 4 Ronald Bailess, Frankie Howell, Johnny Allen, Douglas Dalton, Candace Mattox, Regina Foster, Sherry Love, Gail Dalton, Patsy Taylor lead Sophomore activities. 53 Pies 2 woes Ee agaes Dickie Mayhew Candace Mattox Bonnie Midkiff Gail Midkiff Margie Midkiff Cheryl Mundy A. C, Orrell Martha Perkins Brenda Pickeral Linda Pickeral Mary Pickeral Sue Powell Doug Roach Susan Rowland Terecia Rowland Janie Simpson Donald Simpson Betty Lou Shelton Brenda Ann Shelton Loretta Shelton Jo Ann Smith Shirley Smith Patsy Sprouse Donna Stevens 54 Tom Stump Tom Swanson Patsy Taylor Howard Wood Jo Worley Junior Yeatts Jo Ann Yeatts Jo Vonne Yeatts Patricia Yeatts Sophomores and Freshmen Share Page Margaret Adams_ , Mike Adkinson Rose Allen Shelby Almond Judy Anthony Wanda Barley Al Beard Diane Bennette Butch Betterton Judy Blair Garrett Bosiger Charlotte Bruce 55 Kenneth Barker Roger Brumfield Brenda Colbert Bonnie Dalton Brenda Dalton Martha Dalton Phillip Dalton Ted Dalton Evelyn Davidson Ronnie Deese Betty Doss Judy Dowdy Joyce Dowdy Carrie Farmer Cynthia Fratzke Betty Haley Jimmy Hall Herman Hardy Margaret Harrison Joan Haskins Brenda Hodges Ralph Hogan Swanie Hughes Freda Hutcherson Dwight Ingram Gwen Ingram Kathy Jackson Steve Keesee Buddy Linkous Spensor McDaniel Brenda McGhee Donald McMinnis Tommy Mason Sue Mattox Faye Mayhew Linda Mayhew Linda Melton Ronnie Meness Betty Jo Midkiff Barbara Miles Paul Moore Bill Mustain James Nelson Bill Newman Cecil Nichols Linda Nichols Norman Parker Keith Pendergrass Roger Perkins Acie Pickeral Ronnie Pickeral Carolyn Roach Janet Roberts Leon Robertson Darrell Rowland Pat Rowland Peggy Rowland Brenda Saunders Freshman Class Nora Sauborn Steve Scott Mike Scruggs Dickie Scruggs Steve Scruggs C. D. Shelton Dianne Simpson Ray Sisk Lynne Sparks Sandra Stevens Kenneth Talbott Ruth Thurston Carroll Trent Kyle Ward Jimmy Wilkerson Roland Worley Ralph Adams Elaine Adkins Bill Berger Brenda Boles David Cook Glenda Cothran to + Kenneth Talbott, President; Lynn Sparks, Student Council Representative; Buddy Linkous, Secretary-Treasurer; James Nelson, Betty Jo Midkiff, Student Council Repre- sentatives. ‘Eighth Grade Debbie K. Arthur Gail Bruce Gail Crawley Deborah C. Arthur Rex Bruce Shirlyne Crawley Wayne Bailiss Sue Barker Rawley Bennett Wayne Brumfield Penny Chumley Teresa Clark Herman Culbertson Christine Custer Bonnie Dalton Susan Dalton Robin East Renae Harrison Denita Dalton Linda East Sammy Hall Marsha Johnson Barbara McCormick Billy Jones Tommy McKinney Dana Delappe Susan Farmer Carolyn Hogan Byron Jones David Mattox Carlton Doss Lois Farris Frankie Ingram Glenn Keesee Phyllis Matherly Jo Ann Dowdy Paulette Frazier Frank Irby Elwood King Cynthia Mattox Lynn Eades Ann Garbee Mary Irby Bryant Lamkin Mike Mayhew Morris Eanes Elsie Haley Mike Jennings Mike Linkous Nancy Merricks i: ey os 64 3% Larry Moore Nancy Neal Shirley Robertson Janet Rorer Sandra Scruggs Jane Shelton Gloria Myers Wayne Robertson James Shelton Brenda Simpson Dinah Simpson Nelson Simpson Margo Smith Ricky Smith Ronnie Smith Steve Nichols Ann Rowland Sherri Shelton Sharon Simpson Janet St. John Joy Pickeral Eric Rowland Ann Shields Curtis Smith Calvin Stevens Philmore Robertson, Jr. Frances Scruggs Jimmy Shumate Bob Power Phyllis Rowland Billy Shields Fred Smith Gloria Smith Mike Swain Mary Swanson Kathy Talbott Randy Talbott David Taylor Gail Tucker Patsy Tucker Donald Ward Lynn Wood Carolyn Yeatts Eighth Grade Officers Plan Party po Margo Smith, Ann Rowland, Rex Bruce, Lynn Eades, Philmore Robertson, Dinah Simpson, Calvin Stevens and Denita Dalton head the class in plans for a party. 6) Freshmen enjoy party before Christmas vacation. Norma Parker reviews grades with Mr. McKeever. Eighth and Ninth Graders Keep Busy . The J.V. football team under the direction of Mr. Moon was undefeated. Mr. Moon gives physical tests to the boys in Physical Education. Mr. Ramsey, the newest member of the faculty, instructs an eighth grade science class, 62 INTRODUCING YOUR CLUBS 63 Norman Toney, Sergeant-at-Arms; Pat Shelton, Treasurer; Earlene’ Dalton, out-going President; Linda Shelton, President; Dawn Mayhew, Vice President; Jo Ann Green, Secretary; Iris Farmer, Reporter are being installed to their respective offices during the May meeting. S.C.A. Holds Election The S.C.A.'s purposes are to establish and maintain leadership, fellowship, democracy, pro- mote ahigher moral standard, anda closer relation- ship between faculty and students. The S.C.A. members actedas monitors the first week of school directing the students about the new school. Handbooks were also passed out to the new students. With a contribution from all other clubs the S.C.A. undertook the project of buying a Christmas tree to be left at the school. The school store where all types of school supplies may be purchased is operated by Student Council members. Gretna High School banners and jackets were also purchased and sold in the school store by the S.C.A. To promote good relationship among the schools, exchange visits were made with Renan and Climax, Linda Shelton, incoming President, receives gavel from Earlene Dalton, out-going President. 64 ROW 1: Ann Johnson, Iris Farmer, Linda Shelton, Norman Toney, Pat Shelton, Dawn Mayhew. ROW 2: Evelyn Hutcherson, Sandra Orrell, L. V. Bolling, Linda Kepley, Jenny Payne, Joyce Hudson, Susan Rowland, Gail Dalton. ROW 3: Montel Bruce, Karen Holbert, Kenneth Dalton, Sherry Love, Doug McKinney, Patsy Taylor, Gail Midkiff, Gail Witcher, Dinah Simpson. ROW 4: Steve Bennett, Sammy Ferguson, Butch Cocke, James Nelson, Lyn Sparks, R. G. Rowland, Reuben Doss, Betty Midkiff, Brenda Pippin. ROW 5: Melba Creasy, Philmore Robertson Jr., Ava Lee Cocke, Kenneth Talbott, Lynn Eades, Joan Shelton, Ann Rowland. Gail Witcher presents Mr. Joel Shelton witha present for the appreciation of his service. L. V. Bolling sells typing paper to Carolyn Kelly from the school store which is sponsored by the S.C.A. 65 ROW 1: R.G. Rowland, Betty Anthony, Gail Witcher, Geneveive Taylor, Martha Berger, Phyllis Franklin, Joan Shelton, Karen Holbert, Janice Oakes, Linda‘Shelton, Jenny Payne. ROW 2: Dianne Dalton, Janice Caracappa, Bonnie Collings, Betty Wooldridge, Marsha Bayliss, Rosemary Farries, Janet Keesee, Betty Farmer, Becky Pickeral, Linda Pickeral, Shirley Owens, Jean Riddle, Gloria Shields, Martha Nunn, Carolyn Mason, Vivian Pickeral, Melba Creasy. Susan Sutherland is securing an ad for the annual from H. E, Drive-in. 66 Junction Staff | Plans 64 Annual Members of the '64 Junction staff met this sum- mer for the first time under the direction of the new sponsors, Miss Mary Rutledge Clement and Mrs, Jacqueline G. Scott. In the fall, Martha Berger was chosen editor with Karen Holbert, Phyllis Franklin, Geneveive Taylor, Gail Witcher, Diane Dalton and Joan Shelton as section editors. R.G. Rowland was chosen busi- ness manager with Joan Shelton as assistant. Joan was also assistant editor. Thanks go to our typists, Janice Oakes, Linda Shelton, and Jenny Payne. A special vote of appre- ciation also goes to Freddie Blair, who was photo- grapher for the annual this year, IM xe. ARER +p HEATH THAT 1 WON ONr MY CORY OF yyy SVHOT TED | coment Jo Ann Green, Sammy Ferguson, Loretta Shelton, Linda Compton, Mrs. Scott and Miss Clement, annual sponsors, are and Norman Toney are admiring the Junction Staff's scarecrow. checking the sales of the annual. Dianne Dalton, Gail Witcher, Miss Clement, Mrs. Scott, Betty Wooldridge, Gloria Shields, Geneveive Taylor, and Phyllis Franklin are planning their respective sections of the annual. 67 ROW 1: Cheryl Mundy, Jenny Payne, Janie Simpson, Patricia Yeatts. ROW 2: Marsha Bayliss, Betty Wooldridge, Janet Shumate, _.Dale Bennett. ROW 3: Peggy English, Brenda Pippin, Gloria Shields, Peggy Smith, Karen Holbert. ROW 4: Barbara Gibson, Barbara Miles, Joyce Roberts, Ann Johnson, Linda Shelton. ROW 5: Sandra Orrell, Vivian Rowles, Janet Keesee, Gloria Roberts, Sammy Ferguson. ROW 6: Joyce Hudson, Janice Oakes, Claude Swanson, Mike Shelhorse, Reuben Doss. ROW 7: Gail Witcher, Carolyn Mason, Linda Compton, Brenda Jo Worley. ROW 8: Joyce Kepley, Regina Foster. Parrot Increases In Size With great ambition, the Parrot Staff began their new school year hoping to reach their new goals set by their editor, Jenny Payne. The main goal was the publishing of six issues during the year, Another goal was the enlargement of the paper to carry the increase in news through-out the school. In the fall, a day was set aside for the members of the staff to secure ads for the paper. The staff also sponsored a Talent Show to help provide for publications. 68 Linda Shelton, Peggy Smith, Claude Swanson, Jenny Payne, Joyce Hudson, Mike Shelhorse, Karen Holbert, and Janice Oakes, Parrot Staff members, are looking over the first edition of the Parrot. Jenny Payne, Editor of the Parrot, makes corrections for future editions. Linda Shelton, Jenny Payne, and Janice Oakes find that typing the parrot is not an easy job. 69 Quill and Scroll sells subscriptions $i} 3 3ehi¢ ROW 1: Phyllis Franklin, Karen Holbert, Melba Creasy. ROW 2: AnnJohnson. ROW 3: Janice Oakes. ROW 4: Dianne Dalton. ROW 5: Linda Shelton. ROW 6: Gail Witcher. Dianne Dalton and Melba Creasy apply the finish-touches to the Quill and Scroll bulletin board in the main hall. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society con- sisting of members in the top third of their class. Each member must have workeda previous year on the Junction or Parrot Staff andmustbea Junior or Senior in high school. This year the club sold subscriptions to the county paper as their money making project. Prizes were awarded to the two top salesmen. In December, an induction service was held for new members, Plans are being made for a Jour- nalism Banquet to be heldin the spring to honor the members of the Parrot and Junction Staff, 70 ROW 1: Gail Witcher, Carol Williamson, Brenda Pippin, Sandra Orrell. ROW 2: Wayne Younger, Steve Mann, Hugh Bragg, Mac Toney, Claude Swanson, Vernon Moon. ROW 3: Doug McKinney, Montel Bruce, Patsy Dalton, Martha Berger, Peggy Smith, Joan Shelton, Dawn Mayhew, Janice Oakes, Linda Shelton, Jenny Payne. Beta Serves Others Let us lead by serving others 'is the motto of the Beta Club whose members through out the year findnumerous service projects to enrich the life of the school and of the community. In order to raise student reading standards the Beta Club sponsors the sale of quality paperback books in the library. As aschool service, club members sold programs during this year's Home- coming game, Anannual project of the Beta Clubis it's White Christmas. Students collect food, clothing and toys which are distributed through out the area to needy families. The Gretna High School chapter is active inthe Pittsylvania County Federation. Sandra Orrell, president of the local club, serves as treasurer of the Federation. 7) Roy Catron and Garnett Yeatts are chossing a book from the paperback stand which is sponsored by the Beta Club. In the spring, the Library assistants visited the historical McLean House of Appomattox. Those who went were ROW 1: Doris Ferguson, Jo Ann Yeatts, Janie Simpson, Patricia Yeatts, Joan Shelton, Mittie Edmunds, David Adams, Billy Wooldridge. ROW 2: Shirley ‘Owens, Martha Berger, Phyliss Franklin, Karen Holbert, Dianne Bennett, Lillian Dalton, Carolyn Motley, Kenneth Dalton, ‘Wayne Kennedy. ROW 3: Acie Pickeral, Ronnie Pickeral, Steve Keesee, Clyde Tuck. Students Enjoy New Library The Library Club has a membership of forty-one students. To be eligible, each mem- ber must work one perioda weekin the Library and maintain an average of C. This year the members are enjoying working in a new and spacious Library. In October, the members attended the dis- trict meeting of Slade at George Washington High School in Danville. Two members, Karen Holbert and Martha Berger, were elected to office in the meeting. The April meeting of Slade (Student Library Assistants of District FE) was held at GHS with the Library Club as host. Mrs, Ramsey is explaining to Cindy Fratzke, a new assistant in the Library, the procedure of issuing books as Kenneth Dalton checks out a book to read. 72 LIBRARY WEEK Dy ‘i Be . ROW 1: Jo Ann Yeatts, Janie Simpson, Patricia Yeatts, Joan Shelton, Karen Holbert. ROW 2: Linda East, Danna De Lappe, Phyllis Franklin, Carolyn Walker, Dale Bennett. ROW 3: Carolyn Mason, Vivian Pickeral, Betty Wooldridge, Marsha Bayliss, Gloria Shields. ROW 4: Shirley Owens, Betty, Mattox, Alice Andrews, Mary K. Pickeral, Cindy Fratzke. ROW 5: Bonnie Pickeral, Dianne Bennett, Genevieve Taylor, Bonnie Collins, Becky Pickeral, Bonnie Pickeral. ROW 6: Acie Pickeral, Patrick Holbert, R. G. Rowland, Reuben Doss, Mike Shelhorse, Kenneth Dalton. ROW 7: Glenn Crosby, Steve Keesee, Raleigh Bennett, Ronnie Pickeral. One of the numerous projects of the Library Club was to arrange a bulletin board during Library Week. 73 ROW 1: Pat Yeatts, Janie Simpson, Cheryl Mundy, Brenda Pippin, Genevieve Taylor, Mary Pickeral, Patsy Dalton, Janice Oakes, Marsha Bayliss, Janet Keesee. ROW 2: Jo Ann Yeatts, Linda Kepley, Vivian Rowles, Brenda Kelly, Linda Shelton, Regina Foster, Ann Johnson, L. V. Bolling, Carrie Edwards, Rosemary Farries, Carolyn Mason, Brenda Shelton. ROW 3: Jean Riddle, Joan Shelton, Martha Perkins, Joyce Hudson, Jenny Payne, Linda Sue Shelton, Dianne Scott, Joyce STRENGTHENING MY EDUCATION FOR FU- TURE ROLES wasthe F.H.A. prospect for the year. Tocarry outthis project, the monthly meetings were centered around the importance of staying in school and receiving a good education. The girls were kept busy all year by the many club activities. During the fall, several of the girls modeled outfits at the fair. Wrapped packages were distributed at Christ- mas to needy families, A tape of Dr. Evenly Millis Duvall's speech at the State Convention was on the program for the January meeting. In February an assembly in which Mrs, Nell Griffin of Longwood College spoke on the preparation for tomorrow was sponsored by F.H.A. With the coming of spring, the girls began making plans for the annual F.H.A.-F. F.A, Banquet and the P.T.A. fashion show. Kepley, Carolyn Kelly, Faye Mayhew, Carolyn Walker, Janice Caracappa, Shirley Owen. ROW 4: Pauline Shelton, Terecia Rowland, Francis Fitzgerald, Sue Powell, Gloria Shields, Janet Shumate, Dianne Jennings, Brenda Bowler, Cindy Inge, Peggy Rowland. ROW 5: Vivian Pickeral, Bonnie Collins, Lois Myers, Betty Talbott, Janet Irby, Janice Bondurant, Jane Bowen, Pam Arthur, Patsy Brumfield. Genevieve Taylor is relaxing after modeling her sports- wear outfit in the Danville Fair. Brenda Pippin, incoming president, receives gavel from Janice Oakes, outgoing president. os a edie i Janice Oakes, president, receives the Crisco Award from Mrs. Mann. F.H.A. Stresses Future Roles ROW 1: Ann Garbee, Margo Smith, Betty Doss, Nicki Simp- son, Glenda Corthran, Patsy Tucker, Sandra Stevens, Carolyn Hogan, Margaret Adams, Janet Rorer, Carolyn Yeatts. ROW 2: Dora Irby, Carrie Farmer, Gwen Ingram, Lynn Sparks, Teresa Clark, Janet Anderson, Gail Dalton, Brenda McGee, Freda Hutcherson, Janet St. John, Mary Irby, Norma Parker, GloriaMyers, Shelby Almond. ROW 3: GailCrawley, Brenda Bruce, Ruby Faris, Betty Payne, Kathy Talbott, Susan Farmer, Ann Hammock, Montel Bruce, Diane Simpson, Joy Pickeral, Sue Barley, Shirlene Crawley, Jane Shelton, Deborah Arthur, Elsie Haley. ROW 4: Linda East, Dana Delappe, Dinah Simpson, Linda Gibson, Nancy Pickeral, Patricia Shorter, Phyllis Gay, Diane Bennett, Sue Mattox, Joyce Dowdy, Judy Dowdy, Judy Blair, Linda Mayhew, Donna Stevens, Janet Keesee, Kathy Jackson, Brenda Pickeral, Brenda Dalton, Evelyn Hutcherson, Martha Nunn. ROW 1: Ronnie Saunders, Kyle Ward, Howard Patterson, ROW 2: Danny Shelton, Wayne Brumfield, Lynn Wood, Frankie Howell, Ronald Bayliss, Wayne Short, Danny David Osborne, Kenneth Dalton, Kenneth Hershman, Crawley, Glenn Crosby, Roland Worley, Roger Jefferson. James Wilson, Owen Barker, David Taylor. F.F.A. Encourages Safety The Future Farmers of America is an active club with all members of the vocational agricultural classes participating in the F.F.A. activities. The F.F.A. stresses safety in the workshop and on the farm. Each member carries out individual projects at home, The F.F.A. meets in the summer to plan the activities of the year, Roger Jefferson practices safety in the workshop by using a face mask to protect his eyes. 76 ROW 1: Pat Yeatts, June Lassiter, Susan Cocke, Patsy Dalton, Regnia Foster, Teresa Rowland, Linda Compton, Brenda Newcomb, Margaret McCricard, Lynne Sparks, Joy Gaskin. ROW 2: JoAnn Yeatts, CindyInge, Martha Perkins, Mary K. Pickeral, Cheryl Mundy, Becky Pickeral, Linda Pickeral, Brenda Jo Worley, Dianne Bennett, Alice Short, BZ Has Field Trip Biology Club members are students whoare in- terested in the fields of Botany and Zoology. Club members plan to experiment with flowers and to- mato seeds irradiated with cobait. Other plant ex- periments would include the controlling of stem growth with chemicals, The club also plans a field trip to Dan River Mills, a bakery, and a soft drink bottling company. Regular work and activities include films, speakers from garden clubs, andthe annual picnic and field trip. V7. Jo Vonne Yeatts, Bonnie Pickeral, Brenda Pickeral, Iris Farmer, ROW 3: A. C. Orrell, Henry Clay, Glenn Bolling, Joe Mundy, Larry Barbour, Freddie Blair, Johnny Allen, Kenneth Talbott, Tommy Swanson, Glenn Crosby, Reuben Doss. At the December meeting, Mrs. Carrie Mattox displayed various Christmas decorations. oS Jenny Payne, Historian; Janet Keesee, Parliamentarian; Gail Witcher, Reporter presided at the induction services Joyce Hudson, Vice President; Ann Johnson, President; held at the November P.T.A. meeting. Joan Shelton, Secretary; Janice Oakes, Chaplain, and Tri-Hi-Y’s Set High Standards The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is ''To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian char- acter.'' The platform is: Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship and Clean Living. The first project for the year was a com- munity service project in whichanumber of girls went into local parking lots and washed the wind- shields of the cars. The most outstanding event { of the year is the annual Sweetheart Ball. The new officers receive lighted candles from the outgoing officers, 78 ROW 1: Jane Bowen, Faye Dalton, Carrie Edwards, Ava Cocke, Vivian Rowles, Susan Southerland, Patsy Dalton, Linda S. Shelton, Brenda Dalton, Carol Wil liamson, Linda G. Shelton, Shirley Owens. ROW 2: Janet Shumate, L. V. Bolling, Janet Keesee, Joyce Hudson, Ann Johnson, Joan Shelton, Karen Holbert, Betty Farmer, Connie Creasy, Linda Kepley, Janice Oakes. ROW 3: Carolyn Kelly, Dawn Mayhew, Carolyn Mason, Gloria Shields, Marsha Bayliss, Betty Wooldridge, Carolyn Walker, Gail Witcher, Pat Shelton, Sandra Craddock, Martha Mayhew, Jenny Payne, Linda Arrington, Geneieve Taylor. Gretna And Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y Members Work Together ROW 1: Pat Yeatts, Susan Rowland, Patsy Taylor, Cheryl Mundy, Gail Midkiff, Brenda J. Worley, Loretta Shelton, Carol Crowder, Janie Simpson, Jo Ann Yeatts. ROW 2: Barbara Miles, Betty Midkiff, June Lassiter, Doris Davidson, Cindy Fratzke, Jo Ann Green, Linda Compton, 79 Brenda Saunders. ROW 3: Gail Dalton, Evelyn Davidson, Brenda Bowler, Cindy Inge, Lynn Sparks, Brenda McGee, Bonnie Midkiff, Linda Pickeral, Jo Vonne Yeatts, Martha Perkins, Donna Stephens, Janet Roberts, Freda Hutcher- son, Cindy Walker. ROW 1: Doug McKinney, Kenneth Price, Mike Callahan, Bennie Pickeral, A. C. Orrell, Dickey Mayhew, Kenny Clay, Steve Mann, Richard Fratzke, Allan Midkiff, Nor- man Toney. ROW 2: Jerry Clarke, Dennis Custer, Tommy Mayhew, Stanley Hodges, W. C. Scruggs, Mack R. G. Rowland, President, conducts the monthly meeting of the Young Men's Civics Club. 80 Toney, Mike Shelhorse. ROW 3: Gerald Dalton, George Jones, R. G. Rowland, Carl Simpson, Roger Newman, Patrick Holbert, Johnny Johnson, Joe Mundy, Doug Dal- ton, Freddie Blair, Sherry Love, Johnny Allen, Larry Barbour, Tommy Swanson, Kenneth Dalton. Civics Club Shows Film Young Men's Civics Club was organized this year under the direction of the sponsor, Mr. Fowler and the President, R. G. Rowland. For several monthly programs, films were shown to the club to emphasize the duties of young citizens, ROW 1: Susan Rowland, Diane Mayhew, Jo An n Green, Gammon, Bonnie Pickeral, Tommy Swanson, Keith Donald Simpson, Susan Mattox, Steve Keesee. ROW 2: Pendergrass, Sherry Love, Becky Pickeral, Patrick Carole Crowder, Joy Gaskin, Bonnie Midkiff, Patsy Holbert, George Jones. Taylor, Loretta Shelton, Cindy Fratzke. ROW 3: Ted French Club Plans Banquet The French Club was organized to interest lan- guage students in the life and culture of France. Members were active during the year raising money for the French banquet held in the spring. The members sponsoreda sock hop and bake sale. Asacommunity service French Club members sent Christmas cards to children at the Faith Home. At meetings throughout the year, members heard speakers on French life andcustoms. Among these was Monsieur Birnard, an exchange teacher from Belgium, Doris Davidson, Brenda J. Worley and Johnny Allen are in- terested in the French calendar which was put on display by the French Club. 81 ROW 1: Phyllis Franklin, Dianne Bennett, Gail Witcher, Carolyn Kelly, Brenda Jo Worley, Linda Compton, Martha Mayhew, Linda Shelton, Dawn Mayhew, Linda Kepley, L. V. Bolling, Sandra Craddock, Joyce Roberts, Pat Shel- ton, Betty Anthony, Sandy Stevens, Deborah Webster, Brenda Hodges. ROW 2: Jean Riddle, Martha Nunn, Vivian Rowles, Kathy Talbott, Teresa Clark, Nancy Pickeral, Sue Mattox, Nora Saurborn, Dana De Lappe, Glenda Cothran, Gloria Roberts, Dale Weeks, Ava Lee Cocke. ROW 3: Sue Barker, Betty L. Shelton, Iris Farmer, Sandra Orrell, June Lassiter, Patsy Tucker, Denita Dalton, Brenda McGee, Fredia Hutcherson, Gail Dalton, Joy Gaskins, Cindy Fratzke, Bonnie Midkiff, Pat Rowland, Lynn Dalton, Sue Payne. ROW 4: Phyllis Linda S. Shelton, Joanne Smith, Margo Smith, Sandra Scruggs, Frances Scruggs, Elain Atkinson, Loretta Shelton, Susan Rowland, Dianna Mayhew, Sherry Shelton, Brenda Saunders, Ann Garbee, Ann Shields. ROW 5: Gail Crawley, Linda East, Judy Anthony, Regina Foster, Cheryl Mundy, Betty Dove, Rosemary Farries, Carrie Edwards, Peggy Smith, Martha Dalton, Janet Keesee, Brenda Dalton, Lynn Sparks, Juanita Shelton, Fusha Shelton, Brenda Bowles, Nancy Neal. ROW 6: Janice Oakes, Joyce Hudson, Jenny Payne, Betty Farmer, Connie Creasy, Linda Mayhew, Janet Shumate, Dianne Jennings, Cindy Walker, Janet Roberts, Butch Cocke, Sammy Fer- guson, Norman Toney, Susan Southerland, Carolyn Shel- ton, Fay Mayhew, Karen Holbert, Phyllis Gay. Matherly, Betty Doss, Linda Arrington, Brenda Dalton, Pep Club Promotes School Spirit The Pep Clubconsists of girls from grades eight through twelve. The purpose of the club is to pro- mote school spirit among the students. This year, the Pep Club members purchased pins to wear, instead of the usual sweaters and em- blems, Whether the team wins or looses, good sports- manship is always shown by the Pep Club members. They often take a bus to away games in order to support the teams, Also, the Pep Club sponsors the annual May Day Dance. in front of the school to attend The Pep Club is loading up a football game. 82 Cb ssccerbssiiinibtineiiintieabtetiemecien ee ee ee te ROW 1: Linda Compton, Phyllis Franklin, Jenny Payne, Kepley, Ava Cocke, Joyce Kepley, Carrie Edwards, L. V. Joyce Roberts, Carolyn Kelly, Brenda Jo Worley, Dianne Bolling, Sandra Craddock, Gloria Roberts, Dawn May- Bennett, Martha Mayhew, Betty Dove, Pat Shelton, Gail hew, Peggy Smith, (Sponsor) Mrs, Jeanette Moon, Janice Witcher, Linda Shelton. ROW 2: Janet Keesee, Linda Oakes. Girls’ Monogram Sponsors Dance The Gretna High School's Girl's Monogram Club con- sists of girls who have earned letters by participating in sports or by being a cheerleader. The aim of the club is to promote better school spirit along with the Pep Club. The purpose is to recognize students of our school who have earned a letter in a certain sport or activity. Probably the most outstanding event held in our school is Homecoming which is sponsored by the Monogram Club. The club also plans the Basketball Homecoming. The cli- max of this project was the crowning of a boy and girl bas- ketball player to reign over the dance. Linda Kepley receives the ''Miss Basketball Award from Mrs. Moon at the ''Victory Dance which was sponsored by the Girl's Monogram Club. 83 ROW 1: Norman Toney. ROW 2: Jimmy Simpson, Stanley Cocke, Sammy Fergu- son, ROW 3: Doug Dalton, Kenneth Hershman, Allan Midkiff, Steve Mann, Johnny Johnson, ROW 4: W. C. Scruggs, Mack Toney, Tommy Mayhew, Doug McKinney, Freddie Blair, Richard Fratzke, Kenneth Price. ROW 5: Jerry Midkiff, Kenneth Gay, Danny Emmett, Jerry Clark, Dickey Mayhew. Varsity Buys New Equipment The Boy's Varsity's mainaim is to recognize boys who have participated in sports. aq; 2 This year the club bought new football uni- td —! forms and additional basketball equipment. They ; ° also plan to purchase floor mats to protect the new gym floor. The club emphasizes clean sportsman- ship in all sports. Mack Toney, W. C. Scruggs, Steve Mann, Kenneth Gay, and Jerry Midkiff discuss clean sportsmanship in a meeting of the Varsity ; . Club. 84 YOUR SPORTS ROW 1: Jimmy Simpson, Stanley Cocke, Bill Mann, Stanley McKinney, Jerry Midkiff, Steve Mann, Johnny Allan, Johnny Hodges, Jerry Clarke, Roger Newman, Dwight Love, Ronald Johnson, Vernon Moon, Managers, Rueben Doss, Ray Sisk. Bayliss, Kenneth Brumfield. ROW 2: Dennis Craddock, Doug Steve Mann prepares to swing as he waits for the ball to pass the plate. Hawks Win 5)- Hawks Lose 4 Hawks Became Runner-ups In District. The Hawks saw asuccessful year in their 1963 Baseball Season. Charlie Shields and Steve Mann shared the mound as Gretna's pitchers. Charlie's strong arm won him the most valuable senior award. Other seniors on the team were Bill Mann, Dwight Love and Dennis Craddock. 86 Vernon Moon, playing first, stretches and waits for delivery of Doug McKinney stretches as he tries to beat out ball ball. on his way to first base. Coach Rut Moon, umpire, and a player confer about some ground rules before the game begins. 87 Gretna Wins County Championship The G.H.S. Track team made a successful show- ing in last year's season. The boys worked and achieved victories. Bill Mann, throwing discus, placed second at the state meet. Gretna---93 Brosville--25 Gretna---111 Whitmell--11 Renan--25 Gretna---76 Nelson Co.-42 Gretna---44 Rustburg---74 Gretna---77 1 2 Brosville--40 1 2 Gretna---35 1 2 Altavista--82 1 2 Gretna---53 1 2 Appomattox-28 Wm.C.-44 1 2 W. C. Scruggs broad jumps in county meet. Nice jumping, W. C. ROW 1: Patrick Holbert, Steve Mann, Jerry Midkiff, Doug Dal- Cocke, Donnie Graham, Kenny Gay, Herman Johnson. ROW 3: ton, Jerry Clarke, John Payne, ROW 2: Manager, Dickie May- Vernon Moon, Freddie Blair, Sherry Love, Bill Mann, Dennis hew, Doug McKinney, Sammy Ferguson, Richie Fratzke, Stanley Craddock, W. C. Scruggs. Vernon Moon throws shot for Gretna at one of four Doug Dalton jumps hurdle while Doug McKinney watches night meets. in the background, Mr. Johnson, Sammy Ferguson, W. C. Scruggs, Doug McKinney, and coach McKeever discuss the track records made that day. 89 W. C. Scruggs high jumps at the county meet. He placed second in the meet. Doug McKinney followed by another man, crosses the finish line after running hurdles. Bill Mannthrows discusfor Gretna. He held the district record and placed second in state meet last year. Jerry Midkiff, Freddie Blair, John Payne, and Herman Johnson run the mile relay. . ac ae dis ROW 1: Billy Jones, Butch Cocke, Doug McKinney, Norman Toney, Jimmy Simpson, Herman Johnson, ROW 2: Johnny John- son, Danny Emmett, George Jones, Jerry Clarke, Mike Callahan, Steve Mann, Jerry Midkiff, Richie Fratzke. ROW 3: Coach Mc- Keever, Doug Dalton, Allan Gaddy, Johnny Allen, Sherry Love, Frankie Howell, W.C. Scruggs, Kenneth Price, Tommy Mayhew, Mack Toney. Hawks Make A Great Beginning and Ending With a light-weight team coach McKeever and coach Musick worked to make a team the fans very enthusiastically supported andfollowed. The Hawks had a 3-7 record for the season, Their major win was over Appomattox, a favored winner in the dis- trict. This was Gretna's first defeat over the Rebels in the school's history. We also won over Dan River and had a run-away victory over Hargrave's J.V. The season ended with a successful sock-hop after our last game with the football team and cheer- leaders being honored by faculty and students. Dan River 26 Gretna 6 Brosville 7 st 6 Rustburg i uy 0 Brookville 19 u fi Altavista 38 4 6 Nelson Co. ao uM 13 Natural Bridge 20 if 7 Appomattox 0 N 6 Amherst 26 i 15) Hargrave 0 s 47 Butch Cocke, a senior, played defensive end for the Hawks this season. 9] The Gretna line falls in front of an Altavista player in an attempt to prevent his crossing the goal line. Doug McKinney, also co-captain, was Jimmy Simpson, playing halfback, began Co-captain Norman Toney led many line quarterback and awarded Most Valuable his first year of football. attacks against teams. Football Player. ROW 1: Jimmy Simpson, Butch Cocke, Wayne Short, Doug Mc- Kinney. ROW 2: Rueben Doss, Kenny Clay, W.C.Scruggs, Doug Dalton, Larry Barbour, Tommy Mayhew, Sherry Love, Freddie for a rebound with an opposing player. Blair, Ronald Bayliss, Steve Bennett, Herman Johnson, Jerry Midkiff, Mike Callahan. W. C. Scruggs, Doug McKinney, and Wayne Short battle G ret n a oj Oo ht S T O Wi n WHXe ‘,@|. Place in District VOU 93 The boys team made a fine showing this yearas defending champs of the district. They held a 4-8 record and proved to be a hard team to beat. Most of the eight losses were only by five points or less. Doug McKinney led the Hawks scoring attack. He led the county in scoring and held second in the dis- trict. Wayne Short, another senior, was in on many rebounds for the Hawks while Jimmy Simpson played his first year with the varsity team. We would like very much to see our boys at the top again, but this hope will be known after the annual has gone to press and we can only say good luck , Doug Dalton shows his effort in trying to regain control of ball for Gretna. Wayne Short and Dan River player battle over a rebound which looks to be a jump ball. W. C. Scruggs goes in for a lay-up while an opponent tries to block shot. a ens Wayne Short just flipped ball into basket to score 2 more points for Hawks. 94 ROW 1: Linda Compton, Jo Worley, Linda Kepley, Coach Inge, L. V. Bolling, Bonnie Midkiff, Regina Foster, Patsy Moon, Joyce Kepley, Dawn Mayhew, Carrie Edwards. Taylor, Carolyn Ke lly, Patsy Dalton, Ava Lee Cocke, ROW 2: Susan Southerland; Mgr., Betty Dove, Cindy Mer. Fratzke, Patsy L. Dalton, Margaret Harrison, Cindy Girls Have Successful Year Linda Kepley makes lay-up to add 2 more points against Whitmell. The girls coached by Mrs. Jeanette Moon showed a fine season. They have lost only two games up to the present date and we're all hoping they will win championships in the county and district tourna- ments. Linda Kepley and L. V. Bolling are the only two seniors on the team. Linda is high scorer for the team and ranks in the county's top ten scorers. The Gretna Hens played some fine ball and displayed excellent sportsmanship. We say congratulations and the school is proud of you. 95 oe Joyce Kepley starts to shoot ballfrom side of court, Betty Dove makes a successful block against Whitmell players, shot while Linda Compton and Dawn Mayhew look on in background. : bak � Betty Dove guardsa Dan River girl while Joyce Kepley watches from back court. Carrie Edwards shoots alay-up while a Dan River girl Joyce Kepley tries to regain ball for the Gretna Hens. lies on floor. Lak Sere a pera eet Peay Cheerleaders, Linda Shelton, Linda Compton, Jo Anne Shelton, and Gail Witcher, are in formation to do ' 'For Greene, Jo Worley, Joyce Roberts, Martha Mayhew, Pat the Gold , Cheerleaders Support Their Teams Cheerleaders pose for Mr. Smith when he was here to take pictures. The football cheerleaders and the football team pose together after the last football game at sock-hop. 97 Cheerleaders Of GHS Work For Sportsmanship The cheerleading squad at Gretna is composed of 8 regular girls and 2 alternates. These are ten very devoted girls who work hard and support our teams to the end. They follow the team to all their games and are constant with their support. Cheer- leaders are sometimes called ambassadors of sportsmanship along with all the other things ex- pected of them. Mrs. Moon sponsors the cheer- leaders and works with them in order to help them try to achieve perfection. Cheerleaders lead the fans in Stomp, Clap during a time out at one of the games. Cheerleaders Brenda Saunders, Jo Anne Green, Linda Arrington, Linda Shelton, Joyce Roberts, Jo Anne Smith, Pat Shelton, Gail Witcher. 98 INTRODUCING YOUR FEATURES 99 w os a4 S Linda Dalton, Gretna Tri-Hi-Y at- tendant; Brenda Woods, Sweetheart of 1963; and Mary Farris, Gretna Tri-Hi-Yattendant pose for us after the crowning. Mary Ann Towler, Brenda Woods and Jenny Payne are busy adding streamers while Mr. Johnson looks on. 100 Miss Thomas is pinning the red vel- vet cape on Brenda Woods, Tri-Hi- Y Sweetheart of 1963, as Dennis Craddock, Loretta Shelton, and Mary Farris look on. Sweetheart Ball ‘The annual Sweetheart Ball, sponsored by the Gretna Tri-Hi-Y, was held March, 1963 at Gretna High. A red and white color scheme was carried throughout the gum with red hearts stringing from the streamers. Giant red hearts stood behind the Queen and her court. A red velvet cape and one dozen long stem red roses were presentedto Brenda Wood, Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart for 1963. Brenda's escort was Billy McBride. Escorts of Senior at- tendants, Linda Dalton and Mary Farris, were Aubrey Yeatts and Dewey Rowland, respectively. W. C. Scruggs escorted Loretta Shelton, a Pidemont Tri-Hi-Y attendant; and Carlton Rowland escorted Linda Sue Shelton, a Piedmont Tri-Hi-Y attendant. Brenda and Dennis are enjoying the first dance after the crowning. 101 Lucy Ann Farris Crowned Queen Of May Day Dance The annual May Day program sponsored by the Pep Club, was held in the gymnasium on May 10. The decorations of pink and white appropriately carried out the theme A Summer Place”, Paper butterflies of many colors hungfrom the ceiling and trees covered with paper blossoms were scattered over the dance floor. Suspense filled the air until the new queen was crowned, Trumpeter, W.C. Scruggs, announced the beginning of the procession which was led by the Lucy Ann Farris, having just been declared the Queen of May mascots, Debra Cocke and Mike Townshend. Follow- en EL SLR IN CESARE AEN ing them were the two attendants from each grade. Bettye Tate was chosen maid of honor and then the moment everyone had awaited. Mary Farris was crowned May Queen. As the queen watched from her throne, she was entertained by members of the physical education classes doing the Virginia Reel and a colorful version of Winding the May Pole. Ava Lee Cocke sang A Summer Place and Al Di La . The Queen's Court being entertained by Ava Lee Cocke is ROW 3: Vivian Rowles, Joyce Roberts. On stage: Bettye ROW 1: Gwen Ingram, Faye Mayhew, Linda R, Perkins, Tate, Debra Cocke, Queen Lucy Farris, Mike Townshend, Judy Anthony. ROW 2: Linda Sue Shelton, Dawn Mayhew. Mittie Lou Edmunds, and Melba Martin. ea idl at Square dancers from the physical educational classes Physical education students entertain the queen and her entertain during the intermission at May Day. court with the winding of the may pole. Lucy Ann Farris, May Queen of 1963, poses for us Everyone is enjoying the dance as they wait anxiously for the after the crowning. crowning of the queen. 103 Juniors and Seniors enjoyed the meal. Ann Johnson and L. V. Bolling gave the Senior prophecy. Juniors and Seniors Mrs, Ramsey, Mr. McKeever, and Mrs. Angel, the Junior and Senior sponsors, admire the decorations which carry outa French theme, On April 26, the Juniors entertained the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior banquet. The theme, Gay Paree'' was carried out with red, blue, and white streamers. Minature Eiffel Towers were placed on the tables which were arranged similarly to a side walk cafe in Paris. The president of the junior class, Jimmy Simp- son, welcomed the guests in French and Aubrey Yeatts, senior class president, respondedin French. For entertainment the Bell Tones from Chatham sang a variety of songs. The seniors’ prophecy was presented by Ann Johnson and L. V. Bolling. Jenny Payne, Joyce Hudson and Butch Cooke presented the seniors with gifts. Following the banquet the guests were invited to a dance in the gym, which carried out the same theme. Refreshments were served later in the evening. . Mr. Rorer and Miss Clement enjoyed the dance in the Dancing under the blue sky filled with stars was the privilege gym as well as the Juniors and Seniors did. of Juniors, Seniors, and their dates. Go To “Gay Paree”’ For Banquet The Mexican Hat Dance is enjoyed by Carrie Edwards, Bill Mann, Gail Witcher, Bobby Shelton and Betty Anthony. 105 Students Honored On Awards Day Sponsored by the Student Council, the annual Awards Day was held May 20, 1963. This program is held each year at the conclusion of another school year to recognize outstanding students in sports, various clubs and other extracurricular activities. The Hi-Y presented Bobby Shelton with an Award andthe Gretna Tri-Hi-Y presented Mary Ann Towler awhite Bible for outstanding Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y Seniors. Brenda Joyce Shelton was the re- ceiver of the French Club Award. David Adams, the Thor Research Award, and Wayne Short, the Crop Award, and The Farm Safety and Farm Mechanics Award was presented to Glen Crosby bythe FFA. wy Presented to Bobby Shelton was the B-Z Club Award eiebel groaned ehugiooen oe inten Nea and to Eric Dalton, the Library Club Award. The Outstanding Homemakers Trophy was awarded to Janice Oakes while Vickie Doss was the recipient of the Betty Crocker Award. Awardedto Judy Davis was a bracelet for her outstanding contributions to the FHA. The Beta Club awarded three awards as usual; Melba Martin received the Outstanding Beta Senior Award, Sherry Love received the Freshman Honor Award and Roy Catron received the Courtesy Award. Mr. Culbertson presents to Clyde Simpson the Dekalb Agricultural Accomplishments Award. Judy Davis and Charlie Shields receive the Sportsmanship Awards from Earlene Dalton, SCA President. Jerry Austin receives the School Spirit Award from Joyce Hudson, Pep Club President. site Mr. McKeever presents the Most Valuable Basketball Player Award to Charlie Shields. Sports Participants Receive Awards Aubrey Yeatts receives the Citizenship Award from Mr. Shelton. 107 Football, basketball, track, and cheerleading letters were presented to those earning letters in their various sports. Charlie Shields received the Outstanding Football and Basketball Player Award. The Most Valuable Track Player Award went to Bill Mann. Joyce Kepley was the recipient of The Most Valuable Girls' Basketball Player Award. The S.C.A. President-Elect Award went to Linda Shelton. Mittie Lou Edmunds and Betty Tate re- ceived the yearbook Editor Award and Joyce Dalton received the yearbook staff award for typing the en- tire annual, Mrs. Tyler also received a fourteen year key for her service as yearbook advisor. At the conclusion of the program, Mr. Johnson pre- sented Senior Certificates to all Seniors who had received letters during their high school years. Joyce Roberts was crowned Homecoming Queen by Doug McKinney as Vivian Rowles, Maid-of- Honor, looked on. Homecoming Dance Doug McKinney presented Vivian Rowles, Maid-of-Honor a corsage of chrysanthemums., 108 Many students attended the annual football game and dance on October 4. At half time convertibles with the attendants circled the field and Doug Mc- Kinney crowned the Queen, Joyce Roberts, and pre- sented her a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums., Vivian Rowles -- Maid-of-Honor was also presented a similar corsage of chrysanthemums., After the game, the dance was held in the new school gym with a variation of fall colors carrying out the theme ' 'Chances Are. Other attendants were Gloria Roberts, Junior; Iris Farmer, sophomore; Janet Roberts, freshman; and Patsy Tucker, eighth grade, Refreshments were provided by the Monogram Club, who sponsored the dance. porn IP ere ar, Gloria Roberts, Junior Attendant, circled the football Tenth grade attendant, Iris Farmer, also circled the field at halftime. football field. Is Success Despite Defeat The Cheerleaders were ready to start. From LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Witcher, Pat Shelton, Martha Mayhew, Dianne Bennett, Brenda Jo Worley, Jo Anne Green, Linda Compton, and Linda Shelton. The Seniors and their escorts form a G after receiving their rings. Senior sponsors, Mrs. Angel and Mr. McKeever, pose in the ring. A Heavenly Look Carries Out Theme Of “TONIGHT’ The Seniors received their class rings at the annual Ring Dance held on November 16. Deco- rations of stars hanging from blue streamers carried out the theme Tonight. Seniors were presented their rings by their dates in a giant ring, decorated in gold with a blue set. Brenda Dalton and Jerry Clark, Juniors, as- sisted in passing out the rings, and the couples after receiving their rings, formed a 'G ' on the dance floor. Refreshments were served at intermission by Linda Arrington, Patsy Dalton, Betty Farmer, Rose- mary Farris, and Linda Pickeral. The music for dancing was presented by W.M.N.A. Sandra Orrell, Vice-President of the class receives her ring from Howard Yeatts. ee POA AER ainsi — pin, ne ai ee De ae “ ae ¢ 4. Seniors Finally Receive Class Rings Karen Holbert, Senior Class President, receives her ring from Aubrey Yeatts, Senior Class President of 1963. Patsy Dalton, a Junior, serves refreshments to the Seniors. Jo Anne Green, a sophomore, presents Sammy Ferguson his ring. At the Band Boosters dance we find that boys are wall- flowers as well as girls. Sock Hops Various clubs and organizations have held sock hops after the football games to provide entertain- ment and to raise money. On November 8, the Band Boosters Club held a sock hop after the football game. From tento twelve everyone enjoyed the dancing and refreshments, which were served by Band Booster Members. W.M. N.A. furnished the music. On November 14, the French Club held a sock hop in the cafeteria to raise money for the French Club Banquet in the spring. W.M.N.A. provided the music. At the conclusion of the dance, refreshments were served by French Club members, Everyone enjoys these informal sock hops. Everyone enjoys dancing at the sock hops. ee = 0 @-S SS ae 5 Y oe D =e 22 J “s uw Fe Ti Lu Administration and Staff Share Page Mrs. Barbara Bryant and Mrs. Dorothy Scruggs, secretaries, are counting funds received for the March of Dimes. Mr. Joel Shelton, principal, finds pleasure in his work. After serving the students, Mesdames Mattie Shelton, Lelia Dalton, Glayds Matherly, Bessie Franklin, Cora Rowland and Nor a Bayliss enjoy their lunch. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Dove are the new custodians. 114 Faculty Mrs. Anderson and two members of a seventh grade science class perform an experiment, Mr. Carl Adams is calling exercises for his seventh grade physical education class. Mr. Carl Adams Seventh Grade Mrs. Ella Anderson Seventh Grade Mrs. Carrie Berger Sixth Grade Miss Marie Davis Fifth Grade Miss Burl Feageans Seventh Grade Mrs. Berger is tuning to an art lesson on Mrs. Feageans helps Kenneth Mayhew, Roger Farmer, and educational TV. Scotty Barker with their research work, Mrs. Davis teaches math to her class. Faculty Miss Ferguson directs the puppet show. Miss Helen Fitzgerald reads with John Price, Annette Shelton, David Berger, Janet Ferguson, Cherly Shelton, Bobby Brunfield, Kathy Eanes and Ricky Hancock. Miss Elvyn Ferguson Third Grade Miss Helen Fitzgerald First Grade Miss Margaret Fitzgerald Fourth Grade Mrs, Mary Franklin Seventh Grade Miss Myrtle Hayden Sixth Grade Miss Margaret Fitzgerald helps Angie Ingram and Diane Linkous with the bulletin board. Mrs, Franklin is explaining to Theresa Matherly the funda- Miss Hayden is showing Karen Nunn and Laura mentals of basketball. Hines division pies, ON ST Mrs. Hines enjoys the new teachers lounge. Mrs. Lorene Hines Fourth Grade Mrs. Cecil Lewis Third Grade Mrs. Thelma Mattox First Grade Mrs. Elizabeth B. McCormick Sixth Grade Mrs. Beatrice Moon Fifth Grade Mrs. Moon displays some of her student's art. Mrs. Lewis and David Pickeral admire the calendar flannel board. Mrs. Mattox instructs Cindy Shields on how to draw a rabbit. Mrs. McCormick, Billy Witcher, and Glenn Berger construct their bulletin board. Faculty Miss Thomas sells ice cream to her students in the cafeteria, Miss Motley helps Mike Davis to understand a math problem. Miss Vivian Motley Second Grade Miss Bessie Rorer Second Grade Mrs. Edna Scruggs Second Grade Miss Nancy Thomas Fourth Grade Miss Berta Thompson Third Grade Mrs. Odelle Watlington Second Grade Miss Thompson poses for a picture to go in the an- ti, an cee Mrs, Watlington teaches her children how to bowl. oS 4 ce : Miss Rorer checks her mailbox. Steven Crider, Glenn Harris, Carl Ramsey, Gerald Keesee, Lawrence Hines, Johnny Mason, Bryon Swart, Deborah Price, and Mrs. Scruggs display toys which they have made. Elementary Pupils Are Active Laura Hines, Carol Aylor, and Mariannis Mason David Vaughan shoots basketball while other fifth take part in the Christmas Assembly. graders wait their turn. Mr. Swart directs the seventh grade chorus at an assembly. Bobby Keatts constructs a circle used in studying fractions in his sixth grade class. Sandra Pickeral, Mariannis Mason, Jeffery Pickeral, Louise McCormick, Glenn Berger, Debbie Elliot, and Phyllis Jackson portray characters in the nativity scene at the Christmas assembly. Seventh Grade Has New Lynn Adams, Reuben Allen Timothy Arthurs, Scottie Barker Ray Beard, Larry Bowling Alice Brumfield Geraldine Brumfield, Steve Buchanan Bill Burton, Walter Chikenberger Richard Cocke, Dianne Crawley Gene Crews Haile Crider, Joan Crowder Chris Dalton, Dennis Dalton Elva Dalton, Gail Dalton Joanne Dalton Karen Dalton, Kenneth Dalton R. L. Dalton, Lynwood Doss Dianne Dove, Floyd Dove, Jr. Patsy East Rowe Echard, Roger Farmer Roger Farmer, Linda Franklin David Gay, Phyllis Gibson Aubrey Glenn Carl Goad, Jr., Gloria Goad O. J. Hall, Jr., Susan Hamlett Dennis Hardy, Octavia Harris Steve Harris Danny Hearl, Cheryl Hedrick Laverne Hedrick, Feilery Hogan Deborah Howell, Vonnie Hudson Jane Hunt Nancy Hunt, Barney Irby Joyce Irby, Michael Irby Dwight Jefferson, Amy Johnson Sammy Leftwich Elaine MacGhee, Curtis McDanial Richard Martin, Teresa Matherley Elizabeth Mattox Science Department Brenda Mayhew, Glenn Mayhew Kenneth Mayhew, Motley Mayhew Robert Midkiff, Linda Moore Fay Motley Janet Motley, Frances Myers Aubrey Myers, Sherby Myers Bonnie Neal, Janet Nichols Kenneth Nichols Steve Nichols, Tracy Oakes Eula Owens, Bobby Phillips Betty Pickeral, Edward Plymale Nancy Popek Derry Price, Elizabeth Price Shirley Rhoades, Joyce Roark Mike Robertson, Vickie Robertson Dennis Rowland Benny Saunders, Patsy Saunders Anne Scruggs, Deborah Scruggs Howard Scruggs, Alice Shelton Brenda Shelton Carroll Shelton, Curtis Shelton Joanne Shelton, Joe Shelton Judy Shelton, Pam Shelton Gerald Shields Vicky Short, Sandra Simpson Gary Sisk, Michael Smith Ronald Smith, Ronnie Smith John Southerland Kenneth Sprouse, Nancy Talbott Jesse Tate, Peggy Thompson Donald Thurman, Mike Tuck Delma Walden Mike Weeks, Kathy Wood Warren Worley, Vincent Yeatts Donnie Younger Sixth Grade Has Art Lessons On Television Jimmy Adams, Alene Anderson Betty Anderson, Bonnie Andrews MaeBelle Andrews, Carol Aylor Patricia Bailey, Janice Bandy Ann Barbour, Leigh Bennett Glenn Berger, Andy Brumfield Robert Brumfield, Mark Bryant Carolyn Crawley, Donnie Dalton Gerald Dalton, Junior Dalton Stanley Dalton, Willie Dalton Bill Davis, Randy Doss Elson Eanes, Anne Eastham Debbie Elliott, Patsy Epperson Benjamin Farmer, Benny Farmer Benny Franklin, Phyllis Gaibee Elizabeth Gibson, Darlene Gregory Wayne Gregory, Shirley Hammock Thomas Hammock, Calvin Hendricks Laura Hines, Roger Hogan Benny Irby, Phyllis Jackson Vickie Jackson, Anthony Jefferson Belinda Johnson, Danny Johnson Dennis Johnson, Kathy Johnson Harold Jones, Bobby Keatts Mary Ellen Keesee, Don Little Phillip Lovelace, Louise McCormick Dale McDonald, George McDoanld Marisanis Mason, Pamela Mattox Nancy Mayhew, Vernell Mayhew Fred Midkiff, Sherril Moon Douglas Moore, Kathy Moss Avil Myers, Danny Myers Ray Myers, Joyce Norcutt Karen Nunn, Mike Owen Eddie Payne, Hilda Pickeral Jeffery Pickeral, Sandra Pickeral Carolyn Plymale, Steve Ramsey Billy Rhoads, Sandra Riddle Annie Robertson, Annie Rowland Peggy Rowland, Charles Scruggs Gary Shelton, Jimmie Shelton Billy Shumate, Ronnie Simpson Sherri Simpson, Bonita Taylor Christine Thompson, Randall Toney Elaine Tuck, Vickie White Danny Wilkes, Billy Witcher Linda Worley, Mike Vaya Darrell Yeatts Fifth Grade Uses Gym For Activity Period 4 rf, A i. : Pi, = LB R, “i 123 Linda Adams, Jackie Allen Dwight Anderson, Dianne Andrews Donnie Ballou, Kathleen Bandy Mandaline Barbour, Thomas Barley Eddie Bennett, Jean Berger Raymond Bolling, Debra Bowler Dennis Bowler, Barry Brumfield Jerry Brumfield, Joan Brumfield Kathy Brumfield, Janet Burnette Kathy Cannington, Larry Clay Bernard Dalton, Katheryn Dalton Michael Dalton, Naomi Dalton Ronnie Dalton, Debby Jo Dellis Kathy Divers, Gerald Doss Dianne Epperson, Donnie Franklin _ Larry Gammon, Patricia Gentry Deborah Gibson, Michael Haley Edna Hammock, Patricia Hardy Jim Hedrick, Danny Hogan Dianne Hogan, Patsy Howell Jimmy Hunt, Jr., Jannie Irby June Irby, Samuel Johnson Jessee Keatts, Patsy Keatts Darlene Keen, Samuel Leigh Calvin Linkous, Cynthia Lovelace Debra Lovelace, Gloria McMinnis Cynthia Mayhew, Nancy Mayhew Nelson Mayhew, David Midkiff Toney Mustain, Joyce Myers Judy Pippin, Jennifer Reynolds Brenda Roberts, Ellen Rowland Joyce Rowland, Ellen Shelton Kathy Shelton, Odie Shelton Sarah Shelton, Steve Shields Danny Simpson, Janice Simpson Harry Smith, Jane Sprouse Nancy Thompson, Joyce Townsend ‘Betty Vassar, David Vaughan Cora Wertz, David Worley Welford Worley, Barry Yeatts Fourth Graders Prepare Bulletin Board Janice Bailey, Jennifer Bailey Linda Sue Baker, Otha Barbour Randloph Barker, Mark Boles Dell Bolling Mike Bond, Eddie Dean Brumfield Lynn Brunfield, Frankie Campbell Gloria Cook, Jeanette Crawley Eddie Dalton Jimmy Dalton, Larry Dalton Patty Dalton, Ronnie Dalton Wanda Dalton, Ted Davidson Sylvia Doss Dexter Eadds, Kay Farmer Billy Franklin, Jimmy Franklin Ernie Garbee, Pam Gibson Brenda Hammock Janice Hardy, Joe Hearl Glenn Hedrick, Charlie Hunt Angie Ingram, Steve Jones Alfred Keatts Glenda Keatts, Oscar Keatts Eldridge Keen, Betty Jo Lassiter Rodney Lecik, Diane Linkous Dallas Mangus Mary E. Mayhew, Mary Lou Mayhew Keith Midkiff, Ruby Mills Brenda Motley, Bobby Lynn Myers Jerry Nance Johnny Palmer, Pattie Payne Glenn Pickeral, Randall Power Margaret Price, Raymond Robertson Mary Lou Rowland Judy Rowles, Glenn Shelhorse Tommy Shields, Brenda Simpson Cheryl Smith, Linda Smith Vicky Smith Mark Swart, Winbern Tosh Dianne Tuck, Larry Tuck Alex Weimer, Phillip Wilkes Jimmy Woods Virginia Worley, Donna Yeatts, George Yeatts, Glenn Yeatts Third Grade Entertains With Puppet Show Judy Adams, Buck Andrews Glenda Atkins, John Aylor Susan Bailey, Mark Bandy Jerry Bond, Freddie Braswell Dennis Brumfield, Lynn Brumfield Marvin Bryant, Greg Buchanan Richy Burnette, Roney Burnette Charles Burton, Clay Randall Danial Collier, Lynn Crews Bobby Culbertson, Douglas Dalton Karen Dalton, Lottie Dalton Sandra Dalton, Joseph Davis Dennis Eades, Jean Eastham Milton Elliott, Steve English Ronnie Ferguson, Sarah Francis Judy Franklin, Susan Gay Sharon Gibson, Douglas Hall David Hammock, James Hedrick Sandra Hedrick, Randy Hendrix Wayne Hines, Susan Hodges June Hogan, Janice Holland Scott Ingram, Joan Johnson Tim Johnson, Gerald Lovelace Cynthia Martin, Ellen Mattox Troy Miller, Gregory Moore Jim Moon, Wendy Nance Karen Neal, Eleanor Newcomb Ellen Oakes, Freddie Osborne David Pickeral, Roger Pickerel Susan Pickerel, Roger Pippin Lynda Pruitt, Albert Robertson Beth Robertson, Catherine Robertson George Robertson, Joyce Rowland Jay Rowles, Debra Saunders Susan Shelton, Gary Shields Debra Simpson, Sheila Simpson Paulette Smith, Kathy Stephens Bobby Taylor, Ricky Taylor Hazel Tuck, Jerry Tuck Terry Tuck, Judy Wade Susie Ward, Wanda Webber Peggy Weimer, James Worley Pam Worley, Frances Vassar Margaret Vassar, Peggy Vassar Second Grade Enjoys New Activity Room Jeffery Abbot, Raymond Anderson Kathy Andrews, Ellen Andrews Marx Bandy, Anna Mae Barbour Kathy Barbour Charlie Barley, Ellen Bennett Jerry Brumfield, Sharon Brumfield Kathy Burton, Kenny Crider Steven Crider Connie Crawley, Donna Dalton Keith Dalton, Robert Dalton Mike Davis, Lewis Farries Roy Farris Connie Finner, Pamela Goad Susan Hancock, Janice Hardy Glen Harris, Ray Haynes Jo Ann Hedrick Lawrence Hines, Linda Hines Ellen Hogan, Robbie Hunt Wanda Irby, Deborah Jacobs Martha Johnson Stan Johnson, Wayne Johnson Girard Keesee, Gwendalyn Lewis Johnny Mason, Ellen Mayhew Debbie Mills Jane Moon, Jacky Moore Wayne Motley, Renee Musick David Patterson, Patsy Patterson Debra Payne Harry Pickeral, Larry Pickeral Deborah Price, Mattie Pruitt Betty Rowland, Richard Shields Jerry Simpson Pam Sisk, Sharon Smith Nancy Sprouse, Brian Swart Sanda Tallent, Betty Thompson Mike Townsend Frank Vayo, Tommy Woods Steve Worley, Allen Yeatts 126 First Grade Learns To Read Susan Adams, Patricia Allen Kenneth Bailey, Benny Barbour Michael Barbour, Dennis Barker Calvin Barley, Steve Barley David Berger, Walter Bolling Angelia Brumfield, Bobby Brumfield James Brumfield, Tony Brumfield Lewis Compton, Dell Crouch Brenda Dalton, Clinton Dalton Guy Dalton, Michael Dalton John Dalton, Yvonne Dalton Janet Eanes, Kathy Eanes Barry English, David Faris Pamela Farries, Roger Farmer Janet Ferguson, Ann Fitzgerald Henry Frances, Calvin Franklin Melvin Franklin, Tony Franklin Kathy Gregory, Cynthia Gunter Ricky Hancock, Kenneth Howell Darlene Hubbard, Wanda Irby Mark Jackson, Barry Johnson Carolyn Johnson, Steve Johnson Elizabeth Linkous, Dennis Linkous Connie Lovelace, Deborah Martin Brenda Mayhew, Shirley Miller Peggy Mills, Timothy Musick Glenn Norcutt, Lynn Norcutt Darlene Osborne, Ronald Patterson Wayne Patterson, Gary Pickerel Cindy Pickeral, Deborah Pickeral Victor Pickeral, Larry Pippin Garry Pippin, John Price Theresa Pruitt, Betty Rowland Linda Rowland, Joy Rowland Terry Rowles, Donna Saunders Wanda Saunders, Annette Shelton Cheryl Shelton, Cynthia Shelton David Shelton, Derek Shelton Marty Shelton, Roger Shelton Timmy Shelton, Cynthia Shields Donna Shields, Kim Simpson Steve Simpson, Carmen Smith Susan Smith, Sherry Styons Larry Dean Taylor, Donald Thompson Jimmy Thompson, Kenneth Townsend Debra Tuck, Doris Tuck Don Tyler, Roger Ward Bonnie Worley, Kenneth Worley Kevin Worley, Ronnie Worley Terry Yeatts Abbot, Jeffrey, 126 Adams, Carl, 115 Adams, David, 72 Adams, Jane, 46 Adams, Jimmy, 122 Adams, Judy, 125 Adams, Linda, 123 Adams, Lynn, 120 Adams, Margaret, 75 Adams, Mark, 46 Adams, Ralph, 58 Adams, Susan, 127 Adkins, Elaine, 58 Adkins, Joyce, 46 Allen, Jackie, 123 Allen, John, 52,53,77,80,81,86,91,97 Allen, Reuben, 120 Allen, Patricia, 127 Almond, Brenda Carol, 46 Almond, Sandra, 52 Almond, Shelby, 75 Anderson, Alene, 122 Anderson, Betty, 122 Anderson, Dwight, 123 Anderson, Mrs. Ella, Anderson, Janet, 75 Anderson, Raymond, 126 Andrews, Alice, 72 Andrews, Bonnie, 122 Andrews, Buck, 125 Andrews, Diane, 123 Andrews, Ellen, 126 Andrews, Kathy, 126 Andrews, Mrs, Laura, 106 Andrews, Mae Belle, 122 Angel, Mr. Clifford, 12,16,21 Angel, Mrs. Eula, 12,41,104,110 Anthony, Betty, 26,36,66,82,105 Anthony, Judith, 28,82,102 Arrington, Linda, 27,46,79,82,98 Arthur, Deborah C., 58,75 Arthur, Deborah K., 58 Arthur, Pamela, 46,74 Arthur, Timothy, 120 Atkins, Elaine, 82 Atkins, Glenda, 125 Aylor, Carol, 122 Aylor, John, 125 115 Bailess, Ronald, 52,53,76,86,93 Bailess, Wayne, 28,58 Bailey, Janice, 124 Bailey, Jennifer, 124 Bailey, Kenneth, 127 Bailey, Patricia, 122 Bailey, Susan, 125 Baker, Linda Sue, 124 Ballou, Donnie, 123 Bandy, Janice, 122 Bandy, Kathleen, 123 Bandy, Mark, 125 Bandy, Marx, 126 Barbour, Ann, 122 Barbour, Anna Mae, Barbour, Benny, 127 Barbour, Kathy, 126 Barbour, Larry, 52,77,80,93 Barbour, Mandaline, 123 Barbour, Michael, 127 Barbour, Otha, 124 Barker, Carolyn, 46 Barker, Dennis, 127 Barker, Owen, 29,31,46,76 Barker, Randolph, 124 Barker, Scottie, 115,120 Barker, Wanda Sue, 58,82 Barley, Calvin, 127 Barley, Charlie, 126 126 Index Barley, Donnie Barley, Steve, 127 Barley, Thomas, 123 Barley, Wanda Sue, 75 Bayliss, Marsha, 73,74,79 Bayliss, Mrs, Nora, 114 Beard, Ray, 120 Bennet, Dale, 36,68,73 Bennett, Dianne, 72,73,75,77,82,83, 109 Bennett, Eddie, 123 Bennett, Ellen, 126 Bennett, Leigh, 122 Bennett, Rawley James, 28,58,73 Bennett, Steve, 29,31,46,51,65,93 Berger, Mrs, Carrie, 115 Berger, David, 127,116 Berger, Glenn, 117,119,122 Berger, Jean, 123 Berger, Martha, 22,36,66,71,72 Berger, William, 58 Betterton, Bennie Blair, Freddie, 6,47,77,80,84,88,90,93 Blair, Judy, 21,75 Boles, Brenda, 58 Boles, Mark, 124 Bolling, Dell, 124 Bolling, Glenn, 52,77 Bolling, Larry, 120 Bolling, L. V., 7,8,36,65,74,79,82,83,95,104 Bolling, Ramond, 123 Bolling, Walter, 127 Bond, Jerry, 125 Bond, Mike, 124 Bondurant, Janice, 36,74 Bosiger, Garet, 28,102 Bowen, Jane, 23,47,55,79 Bowler, Brenda, 52,74,79,82 Bowler, Debra, 123 Bowler, Dennis, 123 Bragg, Hughie, 7,47,71 Braswell, Freddie, 125 Bruce, Brenda, 77 Bruce, Gail, 58 Bruce, Montel, 4,47,51,65,71,75 Bruce, Rex, 58,61 Brumfield, Alice, 120 Brumfield, Andy, 122 Brumfield, Angelia, 127 Brumfield, Barry, 123 Brumfield, Bobby, 127,116 Brumfield, Dennis, 125 Brumfield, Geraldine, 120 Brumfield, John, 127 Brumfield, Jerry, 123 Brumfield, Jerry, 126 Brumfield, Joan, 123 Brumfield, Kathy, 123 Brumfield, Kenneth, 86 Brumfield, Kenneth, 52 Brumfield, Linda, 52 Brumfield, Lynn, 124 Brumfield, Lynn, 125 Brumfield, Patsy, 52,74 Brumfield, Robert, 122 Brumfield, Sharon, 126 Brumfield, Stanley, 31,52,29 Brumfield, Tony, 127 Brumfield, Wayne, 58,76 Bryant, Mrs. Barbara, 114 Bryant, Mark, 122 Bryant, Marvin, 125 Buchanan, Greg, 125 Buchanan, Steve, 120 Burnette, Janet, 123 Burnette, Ricky, 125 Burnette, Tony, 125 Burton, Bill, 120 Burton, Charles, 125 Burton, Kathy, 126 128 Callahan, Mike, 52,80,91,93,97 Campbell, Frankie, 124 Cannington, Kathy, 123 Caracappa, Janice, 47,66,74 Catron, Clifton, 47 Catron, Roy, 37,71 Chikenberger, Walter, Chumley, Penny, 58 Clark, Jerry, 88,86,91,97,80,47,84 Clark, Teresa, 58,75,82 Clay, Kenny, 15,28,52,77,80,93 Clay, Larry, 123 Clay, Randall, 125 Clement, Miss Mary R., 17,12,67,105 Cocke, Ava Lee, 6,19,29,31,47,63,65,79, 82, 83,95,102 Cocke, Debra, 102 Cocke, Richard, 120 Cocke, Stanley (Butch), 36,37,65,84,86,88, 91,93,97 Cocke, Susan, 31,47,77 Colbert, Brenda, 56 Collier, Danial, 125 Collings, Bonnie, 5,30,37,66,73,74 Compton, Lewis, 127 Compton, Linda, 52,67,68,77,79,82,83,95,96, 97,109 Cook, David, 58 Cook, Gloria, 124 Cothran, Glenda, 58,75,82 Craddock, Dennis, 86,88,101 Craddock, Sandra, 47,79,82,83 Crawley, Carolyn, 122 Crawley, Connie, 126 Crawley, Danny, 52,76 Crawley, Dianne, 120 Crawley, Gail, 58,75,82 Crawley, Jeanette, 124 Creasy, Melba, 37,65,66,70 Crawley, Shirlene, 58,75 Creasy, Connie, 27,29,31,47,79,82 Crews, Gene, 120 Crews, Lynn, 125 Crider, Kenny, 126 Crider, Haile, 120 Crider, Steven, 118,126 Crosby, Glenn, 52,73,76,77 Crouch, Dell, 127 Crowder, Carol, 20,52,79,81 Crowder, Joan, 120 Culbertson, Mr, A. B., 34,106 Culbertson, Bobby, 125 Culbertson, Eddie, 15,29,31,37 Culbertson, Herman, 58 Custer, Christine, 58 Custer, Denny, 7,47,80 120 Dalton, Dalton, Dalton, Dalton, Dalton, Bennie, 28,52 Bernard, 123 Bonnie, 56 Bonnie Lou, 58 Brenda, 29,31,56,75,79,82 Dalton, Brenda, 127 Dalton, Brenda Gale, 27,29,82,31,47 Dalton, Dianne C., 5,29,37,66,67,70 Dalton, Chris, 120 Dalton, Clinton, 127 Dalton, Denita, 58,61,82 Dalton, Donna, 126 Dalton, Dennis, 120 Dalton, Donnie, 122 Dalton, Douglas, 52,53,80,84,88,89,91,93,94, 97 Dalton, Douglas, 125 Dalton, Eariene, 64,106 Dalton, Eddie, 124 Dalton, Elva, 119,120 Dalton, Faye, 28,29,31,47,79 Dalton, Gail, 52,53,65,75,79,82 Dalton, Gail, 120 Dalton, Gerald, 80 Dalton, Gerald, 122 Dalton, Guy, 127 Dalton, John, 127 Dalton, Jimmy, 124 Dalton, Joanne, 120 Dalton, Junior, 122 Dalton, Karen, 120 Dalton, Karen, 125 Dalton, Katheryn, 123 Dalton, Keith, 126 Dalton, Kenneth, 34,38,65,72,73,76,80 Dalton, Kenneth, 23 Dalton, Kenneth, 120 Dalton, Larry, 124 Dalton, Mrs. Lelia, 114 Dalton, Lillian, 30,38,72 Dalton, Linda, 100 Dalton, Lottie, 125 Dalton, Martha, 21,56,82 Dalton, Michael, 123 Dalton, Michael, 127 Dalton, Naomi, 123 Dalton, Patsy A., 20,21,31,74,95 Dalton, Patsy Lynn, 9,47,51,71,77,79,95,111 Dalton, Patty, 124 Dalton, Pedro, 43 Dalton, Phillip, 56 Dalton, Robert, 126 Dalton, R. L., 120 Dalton, Ronnie, 123 Dalton, Ronnie, 124 Dalton, Sandra, 125 Dalton, Stanley, 122 Dalton, Susan, 59 Dalton, Ted, 56 Dalton, Wanda, 124 Dalton, Willie, 122 Dalton, Yvonne, 127 Davidson, Doris, 21,79,81 Davidson, Evelyn, 56,79 Davidson, Ted, 124 Davis, Bill, 122 Davis, Joseph, 125 Davis, Judy, 106 Davis, Miss Marie, 115 Davis, Mike, 118,126 Davis, Mr. Oscar, 15 Deese, Ronnie, 56 Delappe} Dana, 59,73,75,82 Dellis, Debby Jo, 123 Divers, Kathy, 123 Doss, Betty, 56,75,82 Doss, Carlton, 59 Doss, Gerald, 123 Doss, Lynwood, 120 Doss, Randy, 122 Doss, Reuben, 48,65,68,73,77,86,93 Doss, Sylvia, 124 Dove, Betty, 27,49,82,83,95,96 Dove, Dianne, 120 Dove, Floyd Jr., 120 Dove, Mrs. Floyd, 114 Dove, Floyd, 114 Dowdy, Jo Ann, 59 Dowdy, Joyce, 56,75 Dowdy, Judy, 56,75 Eades, Dexter, 124 Eades, Lynne, 29,31,35,59,61,65 Eanes, Elson, 122 Eanes, Janet, 127 Eanes, Kathy, 116,127 Eanes, Morris, 59 East, Linda, 59,73,75,82 East, Patsy, 120 Index East, Robin, 59 Eastham, Alice, 15 Eastham, Anne, 122 Eastham, Jean, 125 Eastham, Robert, 15 Eckard, Rowe, 120 Edmunds, Mrs. Nina P., 12 Edmunds, Mittie Lou, 102,72 Edwards, Carrie, 48,74,79,82,83,95,96,105 Elliott, Debbie, 122 Elliott, Milton, 125 Emmett, Danny, 28,48,84,91,97 English, Barry, 127 English, Peggy, 38,68 English, Steve, 125 Epperson, Dianne, Epperson, Patsy, Evans, Carl T., 123 122 11,12,24 Farmer, Benjamin, 122 Faris, David, 127 Farmer, Benny, 122 Farmer, Betty, 29,31,48,66,79,82 Farmer, Iris, 52,64,65,77,82,109 Farmer, Kay, 124 Farmer, Roger, 120 Farmer, Roger, 115,120 Farmer, Roger, 127 Farmer, Roger, 127 Farmer, Susan, 59,75 Faris, Ruby, 29,31,52,75 Farries, Lewis, 126 Farris, Lois, 32,59 Farris, Lucy, 102,103 Farris, Mary, 100,101 Farris, Pamela, 127 Farris, Rev. Richard, 4 Farris, Rosemary, 29,31,48,66,74,82 Farris, Roy, 126 Feageans, Miss Burl, 115 Ferguson, Doris, 72 Ferguson, Miss Elvyn, 116 Ferguson, Janet, 116,127 Ferguson, Ronnie, 125 Ferguson, Sammy, 29,36,38,65,67,68, 84,88, 89,111,112 Finner, Connie, 126 Fitzgerald, Ann, 127 Fitzgerald, Frances, 74 Fitzgerald, Miss Helen, 116 Fitzgerald, Mrs, Madelene, 16,12 Fitzgerald, Miss Margaret, 116 Foster, Regina, 52,53,68,74,77,82,95 Fowler, Mrs. Ann, 9,12,16,18 Fowler, Mr. John, 12,16,24 Frances, Henry, 127 Francis, Sarah, 125 Franklin, Bessie, 114 Franklin, Billy, 124 Franklin, Billy, 124 Franklin, Calvin, 127 Franklin, Donnie, Franklin, Jimmy, 124 Franklin, Judy, 125 Franklin, Linda, 120 Franklin, Mrs. Mary, Franklin, Melvin, 127 Franklin, Phyliss, 21,38,66,67,70,72,73,82, 83 116 Franklin, Toney, 127 Frazier, Paulette, 59 Fratzke, Cynthia, 56,72,73,79,81,82,95 Fratzke, Richard, 23,28,48,80,84,88,91,97 Gaddy, Alan, 48,91,97 Gammon, Larry, 123 Gammon, Ted, 53,81 129 Garbee, Ann, 32,59,75,82 Garbee, Ernie, 124 Garbee, Phyllis, 122 Gaskin, Joy, 53,77,81,82 Gay, David, 120 Gay, Kenny, 48,84,88 Gay, Phyliss, 75,82 Gay, Susan, 125 Gentry, Patricia, 123 Gibson, Barbara, 38,68 Gibson, Deborah, 123 Gibson, Elizabeth, 122 Gibson, Jerry, 38 Gibson, Linda, 75 Gibson, Pam, 124 Gibson, Phyllis, 120 Gibson, Sharon, 125 Glenn, Aubrey, 120 Goad, Carl, 120 Goad, Gloria, 120 Goad, Pamela, 126 Graham, Donnie, 88 Green, Jo Anne, 53,67,79,81,97,98, 109,111 Gregory, Kathy, 127 Gunter, Cynthia, 127 Haden, Miss Myrtle, 116 Hagood, Ronnie, 28 Haley, Betty, 56 Haley, Elsie, 32,59,75 Haley, Michael, 123 Hall, Douglas, 125 Hall, James, 56 Hall, O. J., 119,120 Hall, Sammy, 59 Hamlett, Susan, 120 Hammock, Ann, 75 Hammock, Brenda, 124 Hammock, David, 125 Hammock, Edna, 123 Hammock, Thomas, 122 Hancock, Ricky, 116,127 Hancock, Susan, 126 Hardy, Dennis, 120 Hardy, Herman, 56 Hardy, Janice, 124 Hardy, Janice, 126 Hardy, Patricia, 123 Harris, Glen, 118,126 Harris, Octavia, 120 Harris, Steve, 120 Harrison, Margaret, 56,95 Harrison, Rene, 59 Haskins, Joan, 29,31,56 Hayes, Mrs. Minnie, 12,14,26,27 Haynes, Roy, 126 Hearl, Danny, 120 Hearl, Joe, 124 Hedrick, Cheryl, 120 Hedrick, James, 125 Hedrick, Jim, 123 Hedrick, Jo Ann, 126 Hedrick, Laverne, 120 Hedrick, Sandra, 125 Hendricks, Calvin, 122 Hendrix, Randy, 125 Hershman, Gale, 38 Hershman, Kenneth, 15,76,84 Hines, Laura, 116,122 Hines, Lawrence, 118,126 Hines, Linda, 126 Hines, Mrs, Lorene, Hines, Wayne, 125 Hodges, Brenda, 29,31,56,82 Hodges, Stanley, 7,48,80,86 Hodges, Susan, 125 Hogan, Carolyn, 59,75 Hogan, Danny, 119,123 117 Hogan, Dianne, 123 Hogan, Ellen, 126 Hogan, Fellery, 120 Hogan, June, 125 Hogan, Ralph, 56 Hogan, Roger, 122 Holbert, Patrick, 53,73,80,81,88 Holbert, Karen, 29,31,35,36,39,55,65,66,68, 69,70,72,73,79, 82 Holland, Janice, 125 Howell, Deborah, 120 Howell, Frankie, 53,76,91,97 Howell, Kenneth, 127 Howell, Patsy, 123 Hubbard, Darlene, 127 Hudson, Joyce, 9,26,29,31,36,38,65,68,69, 74,78,79 120 56 Hudson, Vonnie, Hughes, Swanee, Hunt, Jane, 120 Hunt, Jimmy, 123 Hunt, Nancy, 120 Hunt, Robbie, 126 Hutcherson, Evelyn, 48,51,65,75 Hutcherson, Freda, 56,75,82 Inge, Cynthia, 53,74,77,79,95 Ingram, Angie, 116,124 Ingram, Dwight, 28,56 Ingram, Frankie, 59 Ingram, Gwen, 21,56,75,102 Ingram, Johnny, 29,31,53 Ingram, Scott, 125 Irby, Barney, 120 Irby, Benny, 122 Irby, Dora, 75 Irby, Frank, 59 Irby, Janet, 74,53 Irby, Jannie, 123 Irby, June, 123 Irby, Mary, 59,75 Irby, Michael, 120 Irby, Wanda, 126 Irby, Wanda, 127 Jackson, Barry, 127 Jackson, Kathy, 56,75 Jackson, Phyllis, 122 Jacobs, Deborah, 126 Jefferson, Roger, 76 Jefferson, Anthony, 122 Jefferson, Dwight, 120 Jennings, Diane, 48,74,82 Jennings, Michael, 59 Johnson, Amy, 120 Johnson, Ann, 9,26,36,39,65,68,70,74,78,79, 104 Johnson, Barry, 127 Johnson, Carolyn, 127 Johnson, Danny, 122 Johnson, Dennis, 122 Johnson, Joan, 125 Johnson, Mr. Earl, 4,8,14,39,41,63,85, 100 Johnson, Mr. Harold, 12,25,89 Johnson, Herman, 48,88,90,91,93,97 Johnny, Johnson, 22,48,80,84,86,91,97 Johnson, Kathy, 122 Johnson, Marsha, 29,31,59 Johnson, Martha, 126 Johnson, Ronnie, 48 Johnson, Samuel, 123 Johnson, Stan, 126 Johnson, Steve, 127 Johnson, Wayne, 126 Johnson, Tim, 119,125 Jones, Billy, 59,91,97 Jones, Byron, 59 Index y Jones, George, 53,80,81,91,97 Jones, Harold, 122 Jones, Steve, 124 Keatts, Alfred, 124 Keatts, Bobby, 199,122 Keatts, Glenda, 124 Keatts, Jessie, 123 Keatts, Lynwood, Keatts, Oscar, 124 Keatts, Patsy, 123 Keen, Darlene, 123 Keen, Eldridge, 124 Keesee, Girard, 118,126 Keesee, Glenn, 59 Keesee, Janet, 21,39,66,68,74,78,79, 82,75, 83 Keesee, Mary Ellen, 122 Keesee, Stephen, 56,72,73,81 Kegley, Monte Kelly, Carolyn, 24,49,74,79,82,95 Kennedy, Mrs. Gladys, 15 Kennedy, Wayne, 72 Kepley, Joyce, 29,31,49,68,74,83,95,96 Kepley, Linda, 26,39,74,79,82,83,95 King, Elwood, 59 Lamkin, Bryant, 59 Lassiter, Betty Jo, 124 Lassiter, June, 53,77,79,82 Lecik, Rodney, 124 Leftwich, Sammy, Leigh, Samuel, 123 Lewis, Mrs. Cecil, 117 Lewis, Gwendolyn, 126 Linkous, Brenda K., 74,39 Linkous, Calvin, 123 Linkous, Dennis, 127 Linkous, Diane, 116,124 Linkous, Elizabeth, 127 Linkous, Michael, 59 Linkous, Raymond (Buddy), 56,58 Little, Don, 122 Lovelace, Connie, 127 Lovelace, Cynthia, 123 Lovelace, Debra, 123 Lovelace, Gerald, 125 Lovelace, Phillip, 122 Love, Dwight, 86 Love, Sherry, 20,53,65,80,81,88,91,93,97 120 MacGhee, Elain, 120 Maddox, David, 59 Mangus, Dallas, 124 Mangus, Norma Mangus, Terry Mann, Bill, 86,88,90,105 Mann, Mrs. Evelyn, 12,30,31,75 Mann, Steve, 24,49,51,71,80,84,86,88,91,97 Martin, Cynthia, 125 Martin, Deborah, 127 Martin, Melba, 102 Martin, Richard, 120 Mason, Carolyn, 5,39,66,68,73,74,79 Mason, Johnny, 118,126 Mason, Marisanis, 119,122 Mason, Tommy, 56 Matherly, Mrs. Gladys, Matherly, Phyliss, 59,82 Matherly, Teresa, 116,120 Mattox, Betty, 39,72 Mattox, Candace, 53,54 Mattox, Mrs. Carrie, 77 Mattox, Cynthia, 59 Mattox, Elizabeth, 120 Mattox, Ellen, 125 Mattox, Pamela, 122 114 130 Mattox, Sue, 56,75,81,82 Mattox, Mrs. Thelma, 117 Mayhew, Brenda, 121 Mayhew, Brenda, 127 Mayhew, Cynthia, 123 Mayhew, Dawn, 22,35,49,51,64,65,71,79,82, 38, 95,96, 102 Mayhew, Diana, 20,21,29,31,53,81,82 Mayhew, Dickie, 28,54,80,84,88 Mayhew, Ellen, 126 Mayhew, Faye, 56,74,82,102 Mayhew, Glenn, 121 Mayhew, Kenneth, 115,121 Mayhew, Linda, 56,75,82 Mayhew, Martha, 29,31,49,82,83,79,109 Mayhew, Mary E., 124 Mayhew, Mary Lou, 124 Mayhew, Micheal Ray, 59 Mayhew, Motley, 121 Mayhew, Nancy, 123 Mayhew, Nelson, 123 Mayhew, Tommy, 23,80,84,93,96,97 Mayhew, Vernell, 122 McCormick, Barbara, 59 McCormick, Mrs, Elizabeth, 117 McCormick, Louise, 119,122 . McCrickard, Margaret, 22,49,77 McDaniel, Curtis, 120 McDonald, Dale, 122 McDaniel, Spencer, 56 McDonald, George, 122 McGhee, Brenda, 56,75,79,82 McKeever, Mr. James, 6,12,22,23,41,89,91 97,104,110 McKinney, Douglas, 6,40,65,71,80,84,86,87, 88,89,90,91,92, 93,97, 108 McKinny, Joseph, 25 McKinny, Thomas, 59 McMinnis, Donald, 56 McMinnis, Gloria, 123 Melton, Linda, 56 Menesses, Ronnie, 28,56 Merricks, Nancy, 59 Merricks, Tommy, 49 Midkiff, Alan, 80,49,84 Midkiff, Bonnie, 54,79,81,82,95 Midkiff, Betty Jo, 57,58,65,79 Midkiff, David, 123 Midkiff, Fred, 122 Midkiff, Gail, 54,79,65 Midkiff, Jerry, 18,49,84,86,88,90,91,93,97 Midkiff, Keith, 124 Midkiff, Margie, 54 Midkiff, Robert, 121 Midkiff, Roger, 40 Miles, Barbara, 29,31,57,68,79 Miller, Shirley, 127 Miller, Troy, 125 Mills, Peggy, 127 Mills, Ruby, 124 Moon, Mrs. Beatrice, 117 Moon, Jane, 126 Moon, Mrs, Jeanette, 12,32,83,85,95 Moon, Jim, 125 Moon, Mr. Rutledg e, 12,32,62,87,107 Moon, Sherill, 122 Moon, Vernon, 71,86,87,88,89 Moore, Douglas, 122 Moore, Frankie, 15,40 Moore, Gregory, 125 Moore, Jacky, 126 Moore, Linda, 121 Moore, Larry, 60 Moore, Paul, 57 Motley, Brenda, 124 Motley, Carolyn, 72 Motley, Fay, 121 ? Motley, Janet, 121 Motley, Miss Vivian, 118 Motley, Wayne, 126 Mundy, Cheryl, 54,86,74,79,82,54 Mundy, Joe, 49,77,80 Musick, Mr. James, 13,25,112 Musick, Renee, 126 Musick, Timothy, 127 Mustain, Bill, 19,28,57 Mustain, Toney, 123 Myers, Aubrey, 121 Myers, Avil, 122 Myers, Bobby Lynn, 124 Myers, Danny, 122 Myers, Earl, 28,29,31,49 Myers, Edwin, 15,40 Myers, Frances, 121 Myers, Gloria, 60,75 Myers, Joyce, 123 Myers, Lois, 49,74 Myers, Ray, 122 Myers, Sherley, 121 Nance, Jerry, 124 Nance, Wendy, 125 Neal, Bonnie, 121 Neal, Karen, 125 Neal, Nancy, 60,82 Nelson, James, 21,35,57,58,65 Newcomb, Brenda, 177 Newcomb, Eleanor, 125 Newman, Bill, 18,57 Newman, Roger, 22,49,80,86 Nichols, Cecil, 57 Nichols, Elizabeth, 49 Nichols, Kenneth, 121 Nichols, Janet, 121 Nichols, Linda, 57 Nichols, Steve, 60 Nichols, Steve, 121 Norcutt, Glenn, 127 Norcutt, Joyce, 122 Norcutt, Lynn, 127 Nunn, Karen, 116,122 Nunn, Martha, 50,82,75,66,50 Oakes, Ellen, 125 O akes, Janice, 9,26,31,40,66,68,69,70,71,74, 75,78,82,83 Oakes, Mrs. Ruth, 14,16 Oakes, Tracy, 121 Orrell,'A. C., 4,54,77,80 Orrell, Sandra, 36,40,65,68,71,82,110 Osborne, Darlene, 127 Osborne, David, 76 Osborne, Freddie, 125 Owens, Eula, 121 Owens, Shirley, 30,40,66,72,74,79 Palmer, Johnny, 124 Parker, Norma, 51,62,75 Patterson, David, 126 Patterson, Howard, 76 Patterson, Patsy, 126 Patterson, Ronald, 127 Patterson, Wayne, 127 Payne, Betty Jean, 75 Payne, Debra, 126 Payne, Eddie, 122 Payne, Jenny, 9,21,29,31,40,65,66,68,69,71, 74,78,79,82,83, 100 Payne, John, 88,90 Payne, Pattie, 124 Payne, Sue, 82 Pendergrass, Keith, 28,57,81 Pendergrass, Mrs. Lois, 6,13,27 Perkins, Linda R., 102 Perkins, Martha, 54,74,77,79 Index Perkins, Roger, 57 Phillips, Bobby, 121 Pickeral, Acie, 57,72,73 Pickeral, Andy, 127 Pickeral, Becky, 20,29,31,41,66,72,77,81 Pickeral, Betty, 121 Pickeral, Benny, 29,31,50,72,80 Pickeral, Bonnie, 41,72,77,81 Pickeral, Brenda, 54,75,77 Pickeral, Deborah, 127 Pickeral, Garry, 127 Pickeral, Glenn, 124 Pickeral, Harry, 126 Pickeral, Hilda, 122 Pickeral, Jeffery, 119,122 Pickeral, Joy, 60,75 Pickeral, Larry, 126 Pickeral, Linda, 54,66,77,79 Pickeral, Mary, 54,72,74,77 Pickeral, Nancy, 75,82 Pickeral, Ronnie, 57,72,73 Pickeral, Sandra, 119,122 Pickeral, Susan, 125 Pickeral, Victor, 127 Pickeral, Vivian, 5,41,66,73,74 Pippin, Brenda, 31,65,68,71,74,75,41 Pippin, Garry, 127 Pippin, Judy, 123 Pippin, Larry, 127 Pippin, Rodger, 125 Pickrel, David, 117,125 Pickrel, Roger, 125 Plymale, Carolyn, 122 Plymale, Edward, 121 Popek, Nancy, 121 Powell, Sue, 54,74 Power, John, 28,60 Power, Randall, 124 Price, Deborah, 118,126 Price, Derry, 121 Price, Elizabeth, 121 Price, John, 116,127 Price, Kenny, 18,23,50,80,84,91,97 Price, Margaret, 124 Pruitt, Lynda, 125 Pruitt, Mattie, 126 Pruitt, Theresa, 127 Ramsey, Carl, 118 Ramsey, Mrs. Ewell, 10,11,13,16,72,104 Ramsey, Richard C., 13,62 Ramsey, Steve, 122 s Reynolds, Jennifer, 123 Rhoads, Billy, 122 Rhoades, Shirley, 121 Riddle, Jean, 50,66,74,82 Riddle, Sandra, 122 Roach, Carolyn, 57 Roach, Douglas, 54 Roark, Joyce, 121 Roberts, Brenda, 123 Roberts, Gloria, 26,50,68,82,83,109 Roberts, Janet, 57,79,82 Roberts, Joyce, 26,36,41,43,68,82,83,97,99, 102,108 Robertson, Albert, 125 Robertson, Annie, 122 Robertson, Beth, 125 Robertson, Catherine, 125 Robertson, George, 125 Robertson, Leon, 57 Robertson, Mrs. Mattie, 15 Robertson, Mike, 121 Robertson, Philmore, 55,60,61,65 Robertson, Raymond, 124 Robertson, Shirley, 60 Robertson, Vickie, 121 Robertson, Wayne, 60 13] Rorer, Miss Bessie, 118 Rorer, Janet, 60,75 Rorer, Mr. Samuel D., 4,11,14,16,85,99, 105 Rowland, Ann, 32,60,61,65 Rowland, Annie, 122 Rowland, Betty, 126 Rowland, Betty, 127 Rowland, Mrs. Cora, 114 Rowland, Darrell, 57 Rowland, Dennis, 121 Rowland, Ellen, 123 Rowland, Eric, 60 Rowland, Joy, 127 Rowland, Joyce, 123 Rowland, Joyce, 125 Rowland, Linda, 127 Rowland, Mary Lou, 124 Rowland, Patricia, 57,82 Rowland, Peggy, 57,74 Rowland, Phyliss, 60 Rowland, R. G., 4,18,23,50,57,65,66,73, 80 Rowland, Robert, 42 Rowland, Susan, 20,54,65,79,81,82 Rowland, Teresa, 54,74,77 Rowles, Judy, 124 Rowles, Ray, 125 Rowles, Terry, 127 Rowles, Vivian, 68,82,74,79, 102,108 Saunders, Saunders, Saunders, Benny, 121 Brenda, 57,79,82,98 Debra, 125 Saunders, Donna, 127 Saunders, Patsy, 121 Saunders, Ronnie, 76 Saunders, Wanda, 127 Scott, Diane, 50,74 Scott, Mrs. Jacqueline, Scott, Steve, 57 Scruggs, Anne, 121 Scruggs, Charles, 122 Scruggs, Deborah, 121 Scruggs, Mrs. Dot, 114 Scruggs, Mrs. Edna, 118 Scruggs, Francis, 66,82 Scruggs, Howard, 121 Scruggs, Mike, 57 Scruggs, Richard, 57,28 Scruggs, Sandra, 60,82 Scruggs, Steve, 28,57 Scruggs, W. C., 23,28,46,50,80,84,88, 89, 90, 91,93,94,97 Shelhorse, Gleen, 124 Shelhorse, Michael, 4,50,68,69,73,80 Shelton, Alice, 121 Shelton, Annette, 127,116 Shelton, Betty, 28,54,82 Shelton, Brenda, 121 Shelton, Brenda A., 54,74 Shelton, Bobby, 105 Shelton, Carolyn, 27,29,31,82 Shelton, Carroll, 121 Shelton, C. D., 57 Shelton, Cheryl, 116,127 Shelton, Curtis, 121 Shelton, Cynthia, 127 Shelton, Danny Elms, 76 Shelton, David, 127 Shelton Derek, 127 Shelton, Ellen, 123 Shelton, Fusha, 82 Shelton, Gary, 122 Shelton, James, 60 Shelton, Jane, 60,75 Shelton, Joan, 9,18,22,50,66,71,72,73,74,78, ris) Shelton, Jo Anne, 121 13,67 Shelton, Joe, 121 Shelton, Mr. Joel, 8,107,113,114 Shelton, Juanita, 82 Shelton, Judy, 121 Shelton, Kathy, 123 Shelton, Linda Gay, 8,26,42,64,65,68,69,70, 71,74,79,82,97,98,109 Linda Sue, 50,74,79,82,102 Loretta, 28,54,67,79,81,82,101 Marty, 127 Mrs, Mattie, Odie, 123 Pam, 121 Patricia, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, 114 19,50,64,65,79,82, 83,97, 98,109 Pauline, 74 Renny, 29,31,50 Roger, 127 Sarah, 123 Sherri, 60,82 Susan, 125 Timmy, 127 Ann, 60 Billy, 60 Charlie, Cynthia, 127,117 Donna, 127 Shields, Gay, 125 Shields, Gerald, 121 Shields, Gloria, 50,66,67,73,74,79 Shields, Richard, 126 Shields, Steve, 123 Shields, Tommy, 124 Short, Alice, 50,77 Short, Michael, 15,22,29,31,42 Short, Vicky, 121 Short, Wayne, 8,42,76,93,94 : Shorter, Patricia, 75 Shumate, Billy, 122 Shumate, Janet, 42,68,74,79,82 Shumate, Jimmy, 60 Simpson, Brenda, 60 Simpson, Brenda, 124 Simpson, Carl, 22,51,80 Simpson, Dinah, 60,61 Simpson, Clyde, 106 Simpson, Danny, 123 Simpson, Debra, 125 Simpson, Dianh, 32,65,75 Simpson, Dianne, 57,75 Simpson, Donnie, 20,54,81 Simpson, Janice, 123 Simpson, Janie, 54,68,72,73,74,79 Simpson, Jerry, 126 Simpson, Jimmy, 42,74,86,91,92,93,97 Simpson, Kim, 127 Simpson, Nelson, 60 Simpson, Sanda, 121 Simpson, Sharon, 60,75 Simpson, Sheila, 125 Sisk, Gary, 121 Sisk, Ray, 21,57,86 Smith, Carmen, 127 Smith, Cheryl, 124 Smith, Curtis, 60 Smith, Fred, 60 Smith, Gloria, 60 Smith, Harry, 123 Smith, Jo Anne, 29,31,54,82,98 Smith, Linda, 124 Smith, Margo, 82,75,60,61 Smith, Michael, 121 Smith, Paulette, 125 Smith, Peggy, 36,43,68,69,71,82,83 Smith, Richard, 60 Smith, Ronald, 121 Smith, Ronnie, 121 Smith, Ronnie, 28,60 Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shelton, Shields, Shields, Shields, Shields, Shields, 106,107 Index Smith, Sharon, 126 Smith, Shirley, 54 Smith, Susan, 127 Smith, Vicky, 124 Southerland, John, 121 Southerland, Susan, 50,66,79,83,95 Sourborne, Nora, 57,82 Sparks, Lynne, 57,58,65,75,77,79, 82 Sprouse, Jane, 123 Sprouse, Kenneth, 121 Sprouse, Nancy, 126 Sprouse, Patsy, 54 St. John, Janet, 29,31,60,75 Stephens, Calvin, 60,61 Stevens, Donna, 29,31,54,75,79 Stephens, Kathy, 119,125 Stevens, Sandra, 82,75,57 Styons, Sherry, 127 Swain, Mike, 60 Swanson, Claude, 22,51,68,69,71 Swanson, Mary, 28,60 Swanson, Tom, 20,77,80,81 Swart, Brian, 118,126 Swart, Mr, Calvin, W., 5,12,28,29,31,116 Swart, Mark, 124 Talbott, Betty, 74 Talbott, Kenneth, 57,58,65,77 Talbott, Kathy, 75,61 Talbott, Nancy, 121 Talbott, Randall, 61 Tallent, Dandra, 126 Tate, Bettye, 102 Tate, Jesse, 121 Taylor, Mrs. Barbara, 6 Taylor, Bobby, 125 Taylor, Bonita, 122 Taylor, David Lynn, 76,61 Taylor, Geneieve, 5,8,30,31,43,66,67,72,74, TAs, Larry Dean, Ricky, 125 Taylor, Patsy, 35,53,65,79,81,95 Taylor, Ramsey, 13 Thomas, Miss Nancy, 101,118 Thompson, Miss Berta, 118 Thompson, Betty, 126 Thompson, Christine, 122 Thompson, Donald, 127 Thompson, Jimmy, 127 Thompson, Nancy, 123 Thompson, Peggy, 121 Thurman, Donald, 121 Thurston, Ruth, 57 Toney, Malcolm, 51,71,80,84,91,97 Toney, Norman, 43,64,65,67,80,84,92,91,97 Toney, Randall, 122 Toah, Winbern, 124 Towler, Mary Ann, 100 Townsend, Joyce, 123 Townsend, Kenneth, 127 Townsend, Mike, 102,126 LrentayCarrolly 57 Tuck, Clyde, 43,72 Tuck, Debra, 127 Tuck, Dianne, 124 Luck, Doris; 127 Tuck, Elaine, 122 Tuck, Hazel, 125 Tuck, Jerry, 125 Tuck, Mike, 121 Tuck, Terry, 125 Tucker, Gail, 29,61 Tuck, Larry, 124 Tucker, Patsy, 32,61,75,82 Taylor, 127 Taylor, Tyler, Miss Betty, 13,23 wyler? Donyeiat Tyler, Mrs. Estelle, 13 132 123 125 125 Vassar, Betty, Vassar, Frances, Vassar, Margaret, Vassar, Peggy, 125 Vaughn, David, 119,123 Vayo, Frank, 126 Vaya, Mike, 122 Wade, Judy, 125 Walden, Delma, 121 Walker, Carolyn, 44,73,74,79 Walker, Cynthia, 79,82 Ward, Donald, 61 Ward, Kyle, 57,76 Ward, Roger, 127 Ward, Susie, 125 Watlington, Mrs. Odell, Webber, Wanda, 125 Webster, Deborah, 82 Weeks, Dale, 29,31,82 Weeks, Mike, 121 Weimer, Alex, 124 Weimer, Peggy, 119,125 Wertz, Cora, 123 White, Vickie, 122 Wilkerson, Jimmy, 58 Wilkes, Danny, 122 Wilkes, Phillip, 124 Williamson, Carol, 51,71,79 Wilson, James, 76 Witcher, Billy, 117,122 Witcher, Gail, 9,29,31,44,65,66,67,68,70,71, 78,79, 82,83,97,98, 105,109 Woods, Brenda, 100,101 Woods, Jimmy, 124 Wood, Kathy, 121 Wood, Lynn, 61,76 Woods, Tommy, 126 Wooldridge, Betty, 5,29,31,44,65,67,68,72, tt ? 118 Worley, Bonnie, 127 Worley, Brenda Jo, 68,77,79,81,82,83, 90,97, 109 Worley, David, 123 Worley, James, 125 Worley, Kenneth, 127 Worley , Kevin, 127 Worley, Linda, 122 Worley, Pam, 119,125 Worley, Roland, 28,58,76 Worley, Ronnie, 127 Worley, Steve, 126 Worley, Virginia, 124 Worley, Warren, 121 Worley, Wilford, 123 Yeatts, Allen, 126 Yeatts, Aubrey, 107,111 Yeatts, Barry, 123 Yeatts, Calvin, 15,28 Yeatts, Carolyn, 61,75 Yeatts, Darrell, 122 Yeatts, Donna, 124 Yeatts, Mrs, Edna, 15 Yeatts, Garnett, 51,71 Yeatts, George, 124 Yeatts, Glenn, 124 Yeatts, Howard, 110 Yeatts, Jo Anne, 72,73,74,77,79 Yeatts, Jo Vonne, 77,79 Yeatts, Larry Yeatts, Patricia, 68,72,73,74,77,79 Yeatts, Richard, 25 Yeatts, Mr. S. 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Manufacturer and Wholesale Oak, Pine, and Popular Lumber Phone FO 9-5432 Altavista, Virginia PAUL FARMER, DISTRIBUTOR Gulf Oil Products Phone FO 9-5311 Altavista, Virginia LITTLE FUEL CORPORATION Phone FO 9-5758 Altavista, Virginia PEOPLES BANK OF GRETNA We Pay 3% on Savings Accounts The Bank Where You Feel at Home Gretna, Virginia FITZGERALD REALTY CO. Auction and Private Sales Farm Sales our Specialty Phone 2520 Gretna, Virginia Chatham, Virginia YOUR LEADER WKDE Altavista, Va. Katey at 1280 GRETNA DRY CLEANERS Phone 4282 Gretna, Virginia PATTERSON DRUG COMPANY Altavista, Virginia ALTAVISTA PRINTING CO., INC. Publishers of The Altavista Journal Your Area Newspaper Printers and Publishers Phone FO 9-5287 Altavista, Va. TAYLOR FLOUR FEED CO. Lucky Star Flour Always New - Always Fresh Always Good Hurt, Virginia Compliments of BLAIR’S SELF SERVICE Route 3 Phone 2199 Gretna, Virginia Compliments of CITY MARKET Compliments of MR. AND MRS. F. B. 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