Hardin Reynolds Memorial School - Reynolda Echo Yearbook (Critz, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1969 volume:

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We, the Reynolda Staff dedicate the 1968-69 edition of our annual to Mrs. Moir Hall. 16 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Lyle Clark-Mayo River District; Mrs. Ada W. Conner-Smith River District; Mr. Dorn O. Spangler, superintendent; Mrs. Frances E. McGrady-Dan River District; Mr. J. Carl Ayers-Peter’s Creek District; Mr. Claude A. Reynolds--Blue Ridge District. SchoolDBoarcf Determines DPoficy The educational system of Patrick County is very fortunate to have as Superintendent, Mr. Dorn 0. Spangler. Through Mr. Spangler’s comprehensive administration, due to his outstanding qualifications and wide experience, H.R.M.S. has been able to offer its students the best education available. Mr. Spangler started his teaching career as assistant principal of Coal Creek High School in Carroll County and then taught in Woolwine High School in Patrick County. Later, he served as General Supervisor and as Director of Instruction. In 1965, Mr. Spangler became Superintendent of Schools. MR. DORN O. SPANGLER, Superintendent Mr. Gordon R. Pilson, Director of Instruction Mr. Cecil W. Spencer, Visiting Teacher Mr. Ralph Tatum, Supervisor of Federal Projects Mrs. Erma C. McKenzie, Elementary Supervisor 19 r MR. N. C. TERRY, Principal C yCea) Principal and dlssistani CPrincipaf drool de dir in deader ship For more years than he likes to admit, our Principal, Mr. N. C. Terry, has devoted himself to helping students at HRMS. He has invested a major portion of his life in tills school and in the maturing lives of the countless students he has served as teacher, counsel or, friend. As long-time teacher of Agriculture and now as Principal, he has given himself unstintingly to the task of helping assure quality education for the students he has served. Mr. Terry earned his B.S. degree at the University of North Carolina and his M.S. degree at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Mr. Terry’s concern for his community extends far beyond the confines of this school, as is exemplified by his actively responsible role in the work of his church, the local civic club, and the local political organization. As concerned teacher and able administrator Mr. Terry has greatly influenced the quality of education at HRMS and thus continues to render outstanding service to us all. MR. PAUL TAYLOR SWAILS, JR., Assistant Principal 20 Mrs. Tressie Cooper Teacher Aid Mrs. Barbara Hall Teacher Aid Mrs. Jeannie G. Hawks Teacher Aid CJeac iers Chiefs Otfssisf liOAereuer D ' Ceec ecf Mrs. Virgie Tuggle Teacher Aid Mrs. Georgia Arrington Hiwasse College King College Wayne State University Eastern Michigan University Who needs a computer when we’ve got Mrs. Hawks? 21 teachers Miss Barbara Jean Byers BS, Radford College Upper Elementary Mrs. Robbie Atkin BA, Western Kentucky Teachers College Elementary Miss Carolyn Pauline Ayers BS, Radford College English, World History Cheerleaders Mrs. Virginia S. Bingman BS, Radford College Elementary Mrs. Ethel B. Brim BS, Winston-Salem State College MA, Columbia University Elementary Mrs. Carlyne R. Cooper BS, Radford College Elementary ■ Miss Mary Ella Dehaven BS, Radford College English, Spanish Mrs. Louise Hall BS, Radford College Home Economics FHA C njoy C7i eas Mr. Johnny Vester Halsey East Carolina niversity ocial Studies 4-H Club Mrs. Anna S. Hanby BS, Radford College English, Sociology Guidance SCA Mrs. Priscilla B. Diggs BS, Appalachian State Teachers College Business Reynolda 23 “Finger-lickin’ good!” Even teachers have fun Miss Sandra G. Martin BS, Radford College Physical Education Science, Basketball 24 Miss Ethel R. Moore BS, Winston-Salem State College Upper Elementary Mr. Leonard Sanders Palmer, Jr. BS, High Point College Science Golf sometimes! Mrs. Paula P. Pendleton BS, East Carolina University Upper Elementary Mrs. Ruth T. Rowell AA, Mars Hill Junior College BA, Furman University Southeastern Seminary Music Mrs. Emily R. Reed BS, Radford College Elementary 25 Mr. Paul Taylor Swails, Jr. BS, Wake Forest University Physical Education, Health, Basketball Mrs. Vera A. Shelton BS, Radford College Upper Elementary Mrs. Nannie C. Terry BS, Longwood College Math, Geography “Hi, everybody!” Mr. N. C. Terry BS, University of North Carolina MS, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Principal Mrs. Sallie Vic BS, Radford College Math 4-H Club 26 Our faithful lunchroom workers are in charge of serving warm, nutritious meals to over 400 students each day. We, the students, want to thank the lunchroom staff for their many hours of hard work at H.R.M.S. Students appreciate the hard work of the lunchroom workers. Bus Drivers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Doss, Gerald Turner, Clyde Brown, Johnny Brown, Marshall Earles, James Coleman, Wade Clark, Edgar Wood, Elmo Hutchens. Workers Jfe p 3 c 200f 3 moo Mr. Leonard Baliles, custodian, is in charge of making small repairs, firing the furnace, and keeping the grounds neat and attractive. We want to thank Mr. Baliles for the diligence and patience with which he has carried out his job this year. The bus drivers must assume heavy responsibility when carrying students to and from their homes. Despite bad road conditions, noisy passengers, and occasional breakdowns, the drivers can always be relied on for utmost efficiency. CUSTODIAN: Mr. Leonard Baliles Jn oo oem ent CL asses 29 Senior officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Edith Via, treasurer; Ann Adams, secretary; George E. Wood, reporter; Gayna Craddock, vice-president; Diane Anderson, reporter; SEATED: Eva Stout, president. MARTHA ANN ADAMS eniors Gan 7 TlOaif Gi I J 7une DIANE LEE ANDERSON VICTORIA DIANNE BRYANT PATRICIA CAROL BULLINTON NAOMI LOU CARTER WARREN DOUGLAS COBBLER ELLA LOUISE CORNS GAYNA SUE CRADDOCK ROBERT CHARLES HAGWOOD GRANT LEON HAIRSTON CATHY ANN GREENWOOD JOSEPH WOODSON CRAIG LINDA SHARON ELLIS Joe and Brent 32 JO ANN TRENT HANCOCK LLOYD LEE HOPKINS playing hands! LARRY WILLIAM HOPKINS GARY EARL PLASTER BARBARA ANN LAYMAN JEANETTE PENN ELMER JAMES MARTIN CAROLYN RUTH PLASTER GARLAND ELBERT PLASTER FRANCES RUTH PRATER JUDY FLORENCE REYNOLDS PAUL BRENT REYNOLDS Ann helps the lunchroom workers. 35 BETTY JO SANDERS KmmmmmjMmmm i i i i I ALBERT DARYL SHELTON MARGARET HELEN SHOUGH EVA MARIE STOUT SALLY ANN TERRY MICHAEL BLAINE TURNER Seniors CReuef in Sfheir SC ecu S a us ‘George is only proud!’ RUTH GRACE WITT EDITH NORA VIA GEORGE EDWARD WOOD “Those senior boys!” LOIS GAIL WRIGHT MELISSA SHARON WYATT 37 I lunior officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmie Hoyle, Reporter; Callie Ruth Martin, Treasurer; Becky Prillaman, Vice-President; Dianne Harris, President; Janice Moore, Secretary, (not pictured). t Juniors O iinA, ' Just One JTCore year! Jimmy Anthony Mike Burgart Faye Bishop Melvin Clark Helen Bousman Susan Clark Nancy Bowles Linda Corns Danny Boyd Larry Deal 1 s Howard Fackler Frankie Hancock Ginger Holt “But Mr. Palmer, I lost you on the first step.” Phillip Gilley Patsy Hancock Dianne Harris Jimmy Hoyle Sandra Goard Sammy Handy Marie Hopkins Claron Hutchens r � t I Douglas Hutchens Elizabeth Hutchens Elmo Hutchens Romona Hylton Brenda Joyce Sanford Joyce Sammy, the teacher is coming around the other corner. Trudy Lawson Johnny Mason Nancy H. Lewis Janice Moore Bernard Mabe Bea Nelson C. D. Martin Callie Ruth Martin Steven Nelson Gay Plaster 40 Becky PriUaman Betty Rodgers Susan Shough Marylin Turner Beth PriUaman Bobby Sanders Calvin Stowe Larry Wray Bonnie Purcell Becky Shively Wayne Taylor Betty Wright Doris Reed Samson Reynolds Robert Shockley Carol Shough Gerald Turner Lena Turner Getting ready for next year Bernard! Sophomore officers from LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Cummings, Vice-President; Bennie Trent, President; Rhonda Gilley, Secretary; Susan Corns, Treasurer; Brenda Plaster, Reporter. Linda Austin Doris Carter Lynn Craddock Deborah Cummings Louise Clark Wayne Clark Gary Cummings Frances Dillion Linda Cobb Susan Corns Joan Dillion Barry Edwards 42 Lee Gilley Phyllis Gilley Rhonda Gilley Judy Greenwood David Griffin Delores Hagwood Chris Hall Ann Hancock Betty Jean Hancock James Hancock Sophomores J3encf a Jfe pinp Ohfancf William Hylton Ricky Joyce Roger Kendrick Larry Nelson Elizabeth and Frances Ann talk while folding towels. 43 Ralph Nelson Brenda Plaster Leon Plaster Kathy Rakes Brenda tells Jesse another big one Derrick Roop Kathryn Shelton Mike Shelton Jimmie Shockley Carol Ratliff Jesse Reynolds Bobby Reid Brenda Reid Faye Roberts Sandra Rodgers 44 I Bruce Spence Elva Mae Stanley Betty Jo Walker Junior Spence Nellie Stowe Dianne Wray Linda Spencer Danny Stacy Rex Ann Thompson Bennie Trent Shirley Stegall Elizabeth Via Lee, Larry, Ralph, and Clifford listen to Mozart while studying. 45 1 Jerry Adams Roger Cassell Jimmy Adams Dale Cecil Sheila Adams Shirley Clark Neva Bowles Janet Coleman Freshman officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Plaster, Vice-President; Dana Plaster, President Freda Epperly, Reporter; Rita Shockley, Secretary; Darrell Plaster, Treasurer. Ginny Anthony Robert Cobb Jr. MEMORIAL SCHOOL gg Donnie Freeman Curtis Hagwood Jessie Hairston Patrick Ehmann Freda Epperly David Foley 47 HHHGI i t Kathy Hancock Steve Lawson Linda reaches high to Board. James Hylton Betty Sue Martin Mike Martin Eddie Lawrence Bobby Penn David Martin Steve Mason Celestine Penn II 1 Cheryl acts as an aid to Mrs. Terry in the library. Donald Ray Plaster Marie Prater Frances Roberts Jane Roberts David Ramsey Linda Roop Cheryl Rea Nannie Reynolds Janice Scearce Mike Shelton 49 Miss Martin, “Are you going to play with the beanbags, or give them to the first-graders?” Jerry Spencer Junior Stowe Evelyn Walker Jackie Walker Gail Witt Elizabeth Wray Wilma Wright Doris Ziglar 50 Eighth grade officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Via, Reporter; Marsha Plaster, Secretary; Dale Craig, Vice-President; Donna Martin, President; Donna Handy, Treasurer. Freda Bishop Kay Coleman Joleen Bowman Mary Coleman Lonnie Burnette Susan Clark Leroy Corns Sharon Craddock Barbara Cobbler Dale Craig 51 Bill Foley Olene Hairston Brenda Gilley Ray Hairston Gerald Gilmas Steve Hairston Doris Hairston Donnie Hancock Henry Hairston Donna Handy CiyJitJi 9racfe rs £ ooJ? Uo UJie Juture Rita foretells the future. Teresa Handy Dean Harbour Ronnie Harris David Hubbard 52 p J. B. Hutchens Clayton Kendrick Gail Martin Buren Kendrick Donna Martin Geraldine Martin Nancy Stegall Frank Tatum Doris Thompson Karen Turner Jo Via 54 7n oofuem eni Wl tfl Uracfitn ions 55 MISS DANA SUE PLASTER 56 The title of Miss Reynolda is highly prized among the students of H.R.M.S. The candidates are nomi¬ nated on the basis of character, participation in school activities, scholastic average and faculty ap¬ proval. The members of the student body who had place a deposit on their annual were allowed to vote for the girl they thought best personifies these qualities. The honor went to Miss Dana Sue Plaster. « _ % fr ' Jaw £ - ’ First runner-up: Debbie Cummings Second runner-up: Eva Stout Contestants: Eva Stout, Sally Ann Terry, Sandra Goard, Susan Shough, Elizabeth Via, Debbie Cummings, Rita Shockley, Dana Plaster. 57 ■HHI it MISS BEATRICE ANN NELSON 58 First runner-up: Carolyn Plaster 59 TlCiss Jf. 71 ms. Second runner-up: Trudy Lawson Z) 7 7? 7oocf Giiiz en Sally Ann Terry was chosen by the senior class and the faculty to be this year’s recipient of the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Tins award is presented annually to a senior girl who has shown the qualities of service, dependability, leadership, and patriotism. Junior TlCarshafs The two junior girls and the two junior boys with the highest scholastic average were chosen to be 1968 Junior Marshals. Junior Marshals were Sally Ann Terry, Naomi Carter, Brent Reynolds, and Charles Hagwood. 61 Seniors Edith Via-FHA In every organization there must be leaders. These seniors have shown their desire to be involved by the work and dedication they have given their various clubs and organizations. They were selected by their fellow club members. We, The Reynolda Staff, join the student body in extending our thanks and congratulations to each one. Helen Shough -Commercial 62 Larry Hopkins-SCA Ann Adams—Glee Club Leon Hairston-Sports Sally Ann Terry-Beta Club. Reynolda Staff, Basketball Gayna Craddock-Senior Class 63 The Will Reynolds Chapter of the Future Farmers of America at Hardin Reynolds Memor¬ ial School held their Chapter Sweetheart Contest during December. The boys chose four girls from each homeroom; from these four each home¬ room selected one girl to be its candidate. Presentations and awards were made during National F.F.A. Week. Miss Edith Via won the honor of being Chapter Sweetheart and was given an official F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart jacket. All contestants received a charm and a certificate. The Betty Crocker Homemaking award is much coveted and sought after by senior Home Economics girls. The search for the Homemaker of America was established to enhance the dignity of the American home and to stimulate an interest in homemaking. This year Gayna Craddock was presented this award, on the basis of her score on a written and attitude test on homemaking. We extend our heartiest congratulations to her. 64 7n o o u em en in SCA officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Hancock, Reporter; Betty Sue Martin, Treasurer; Susan Corns, Secretary; Susan Clark, Vice President; Larry Hopkins, President. cS G 71 Promotes cS cfioof Qlnity SCA council members are LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW, Patsy Hancock, Betty Sue Martin, Susan Corns, Susan Clark Larry Hopkins; SECOND ROW, Joe Knight, Louise Corns, Karen Shockley, Janet Coleman, Carol Shough; THIRD ROw’ Robert Shockley, Sally Ann Terry, Debbie Cummings, Edith Via, Joe Craig; FOURTH ROW, Benny Trent, Vickie Bryant! Barbara Layman, Bernard Mabe. The Student Cooperative Association directs many school activities at Hardin Reynolds Memorial School. Every student is a member of this organization. The Student Council must have the cooperative efforts of everyone in order that the SCA fulfill its purposes. The SCA is directed by the Student Council, which is made up of elected homeroom representatives, SCA officers, publication editors, and clubs and classes presidents. With services to the school as its chief goal, the SCA conducted many activities this year, such as the following: served as guides to the first graders during the first week of school; maintained attractive bulletin boards; presented flowers to teachers on their birthdays; directed a book fair to provide new reading material for students; in charge of Christmas program for high school and was responsible for treats for elementary departments. SCA sponsor, Mrs. Hanby, discusses business to be brought up next meeting with SCA president, Larry Hopkins. SCA fulfills one of its many projects. 67 Assistant Business Manager, Bernard Mabe and Business Manager, Sharon Ellis. Assistant Editor, Susan Shough and Editor, Sally Ann Terry. Photographers, Johnny Mason and Brent Reynolds. Clubs and Classes, (LEFT TO RIGHT) Louise Corns, Edith Via, Joe Craig, Eva Stout, and Ann Adams. 68 Sponsor, Mrs. Diggs Sports Editors, (LEFT TO RIGHT) Charles Hagwood, Samson Reynolds, Naomi Carter, Faye Bishop, Barbara Layman. 69 ik - ■H Htonay Beta Club officers are: Bonnie Purcell, Historian; Sandra Goard, Reporter, Howard Fackler, Treasurer; Naomi Carter, Secretary; Louise Corns, President; Susan Shough, Vice-President. One of the Beta Clubs projects is tutoring the elementary students in their spare time. Senior Beta Members: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Eva Stout, Louise Corns, Naomi Ann Terry, Sharon Ellis. The words character, scholarship, and leadership surround the Beta emblem in gold, as indeed, they surround the action and goals of the Beta Club itself. The Beta Club is an honor to the qualifying student, it also requires exceptional integrity from him in all phases of his school life. A high academic standing must be combined with the earned respect of both students and teachers and evidence of a loyal willingness to work for the club. To pay for the Club’s projects and expenses of the state convention held in Richmond, the highlight for every Beta member, the club sponsored the Little Miss and the Junior Miss H.R.M.S. pageants. Junior Beta Members: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Howard Fackler, Nancy Bowles, Bonnie Purcell, Susan Shough, Sandra Goard, Helen Bousman, Marilyn Turner, Johnny Mason Sophomore Beta Members: (SEATED) Rex Ann Thompson, Lynn Craddock, (STANDING) Elizabeth Via, Delores Hagwood, Doris Carter. 71 Junior and Senior 4-H members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT) FIRST ROW: Ruth Witt, Trudy Lawson, Susan Shough, Gayna Craddock, Edith Via; SECOND ROW: Louise Corns, Callie Martin, Rebecca Shively, Patsy Hancock, Brenda Joyce, Ann Adams; THIRD ROW: Sally Ann Terry, Danny Boyd, George Wood, Vickie Bryant, Sharon Ellis. Sophomore and Freshmen 4-H members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT) FIRST ROW: Jimmy Shockley, Leon Plaster, Jimmy Adams, Steve Mason, Michael Shelton, Jerry Spencer, Pat Ehmann, Jerry Adams; SECOND ROW: Linda Roop, Janet Coleman, Dana Plaster, Carolyn Harris, Marie Prater, Freda Epperly, Sheila Adams, Carol Ratliff, Frances Dillon; THIRD ROW: Bernice Shively, Neva Bowles, Linda Dillon, Betty Jo Walker, Doris Carter, Ann Rea, Jackie Walker, Evelyn Walter, Jane Roberts; FOURTH ROW: Brenda Plaster, Linda Spencer, Betty Jean Hancock, Phyllis Gilley, Rhonda Gilley, Linda Austin, Rita Shockley, Joan Dillon, Shirley Stegall, Judy Greenwood, Chris Hall, Nellie Stowe, Frances Roberts, Shirl Rea, Libby Wray, Mary Joyce; FIFTH ROW: Janice Scearce, Linda Hutchens, Betty Sue Martin, Debbie Cooper, Cathy Hancock, Debbie Cummings, Faye Roberts; SIXTH ROW: David Craig, Eddie Lawrence, Derrick Roop, Lee Gilley, Bruce Spence, Brenda Lewis. 72 1 Eighth-graders 4-H members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT) FIRST ROW: Kay Coleman, Karen Shockley, Rita Shough, Teresa Handy, Donna Martin, Donna Handy, Nancy Stegall, James Hyler. SECOND ROW: Lynn Roop, Freda Spencer, Wanda Palmer, Mary Coleman, Barbara Cobbler, Karen Turner, Jo Via, Joe Knight. THIRD ROW: Marsha Plaster, Freda Bishop, Sharon Craddock, Frank Tatum, Charles Martin, David Hubbard, Julius Patterson, Dear. Harbour. FOURTH ROW: Ray Hairston, Douglas Hilton, Steve n Spencer, Buren Kendrick, Henry Hairston, Gary Layman, Steve Hairston, David Hairston. GCnocufecf e S7s Gained Gdroug i 4jf Gfu6s The 4-H Officers are: Edith Via, President; Susan Corns, Treasurer; Sheila Adams, Songleader; Dana Plaster, Reporter; Betty Sue Martin, Vice-Presi¬ dent; George Wood, Treasurer; Glenda Dillon, Songleader; Elizabeth Via Secretary; Jerry Spencer, President; Pat Ehmann, Vice-President; Jerry Adams, Secretary; Mike Shelton, Reporter. Miss Carter directs the 4-H Club in all of its activities. 73 F.H.A. Officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Dana Plaster, Historian; Debbie Cummings, Reporter; Trudy Lawson, Secretary; Gayna Craddock, President; Bea Nelson, Vice-President; Debbie Cooper, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: F. Epperly, D. Plaster, J. Anthony, N. Bowles, G. Dillion, M. Prater, C . Harris, T. Lawson, F. Dillon, D. Carter, D. Martin, C. Ratliff, B. Saunders. SECOND ROW: B. Shively, K. Shockley, E. Hutchenson, C. Greenwood, M. Hopkins, L. Spencer, R. Shockley, L. Austin, S. Adams, L. Wray, J. Walker, L. Roop, M. Joyce, F. Roberts, B. Joyce, N. Stegall, K. Coleman. THIRD ROW: F. Bishop, J. Via, S. Stegall, J. Bowman, F. Bishop, N. Stowe, M. Coleman, C. Hall, B. Reid, G. Witt, J. Penn, D. Hariston, F. Spencer, R. Thompson, L. Craddock, N. Lewis, S. Corns, L. Clark, B. Nelson, V. Bryant, C. Shough, D. Cummings, G. Martin, E. Via, P. Bullington, D. Martin, D. Thompson, J. Moore. FOURTH ROW: B. Gilley, R. Shough, B. Purcell, W. Palmer, M. Turner, G. Plaster, N. Bowles, M. Plaster, S. Craddock, B. Cobbler, S. Clark, B. Lewis, G. Martin, D. Dillon, O. Hariston, S. Rea, D. Cooper, J. Scearce, C. Hancock, P. Gilley, E. Walker. “We are the future homemakers of America” is an old expression of the FHA clubs. This is the goal of many girls today, to become homemakers of tomorrow. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Louise Hall, the FHA has produced a satisfying flame of accomplishment this year. They had a fashion show for the girls, they carried out UNICF before Christmas, they collected clothes and food for welfare children. They also had a Health Booth at the Fair and won a Blue Ribbon for it. This year the FHA Chapter has two officers in the JEB Stuart Federation. They are Edith Via, who has held office of treasurer, and Gayna Craddock, who has held office of historian. Gayna gives demonstration in FHA class. Bea, Patricia, Edith, and Jeannette model for a Fashion Show sponsor by the FHA. 75 armers of America, or FFA as it is wn, is the national organization for j, agricultural education in public ools under the provisions of the National ucation Acts. rgral part of the program of agricultural the public school system of America, the become well known in recent years. No ji student organization enjoys greater freedom self-government under adult counsel and guidance, than the Future Farmers of America. Organized in November 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of agricultural education, and to provide further training in farmer-business-citi zenship. The FFA is a non-profit, non-political, non-sectarian farm youth organization, however, all organizations must have funds with which to operate. Therefore, the Will Reynolds Chapter of the Future Farmers of America sponsored a Chapter Sweetheart Contest, and sold concessions at H.R.M.S. basketball games as fund raising projects. Through these activities the FFA members have experienced feelings of honesty and fair-play in accomplishing a worthwhile goal. The Will Reynolds FFA Chapter at Hardin Reynolds is one of the nine school chapters that comprise the Fairystone Federation of the FFA. Lloyd Hopkins, the chapter Reporter, also holds the office of Sentinel in the Federation. Our chapter also participated in the Federation Forestry Contest in which we placed seventh. These contests give students a chance to compete with students their own age for honors that are given by the National Organization. This competition gives students a desire to win, but also instills in them the rewards reaped by fair-play. FFA Officers: (KNEELING) Eddie Lawrence, Sentinel; Robert Shockley, President; (STANDING) Lloyd Hopkins, Reporter; Mr. Harper, Advisor; Larry Wray, Vice-President; Gerald Turner, Secretary Mr. Harper presides over the FFA at each meeting. FFA members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT) FIRST ROW: Frank Tatum, James Hyler, Dale Craig, Mark Reynolds, Ronnie Harris, Clayton Kendrick, Lynn Roop, Mike Bledsore, David Hubbard, Joe Knight, J. B. Hutchens, Danny Reynolds, Larry Cobbler. SECOND ROW: Henry Hairston, Julius Patterson, Michael Shelton, Gerald Gilmer, Jerry Adams, Lonnie Burnett, Jimmy Joyce, Bill Foley, Glayton Setiff, Mike Gilley, Jimmy Simmons, Dean Harbor, Leroy Corns, Sammy Coleman. THIRD ROW: Charles Martin, Jimmy Adams, Buren Kendrick, Steve Spencer, David Foley, David Martin, Roger Cassell, Dale Cecil, Gary Layman, Sandy Reid, Steve Hairston, Douglas Hylton, David Hairston. FOURTH ROW: Aubrey Martin, Eddie Lawrence, David Craig, Wayne Taylor, Jimmy Shockley, Jimmy Havens, Larry Wray, Jimmy Anthony, Robert Shockley, Bobby Reid, James Hylton, Ray Hairston. FIFTH ROW: Gerald Turner, Sammy Handy, Elmo Hutchens, Philip Gilley, Claron Hutchens, Daryl Shelton, Everett Joyce, Garland Plaster, Bruce Stowe, Elmer Martin. SIXTH ROW: Clifford Corns, Douglas Cobbler, David Griffin, Lloyd Hopkins, Mr. Harper, Mark Hylton, Melvin Clark, William Hall. 77 FIRST ROW-Dianne Anderson, Ginny Anthony, Ruth Witt, Bea Nelson, Melissa Wyatt, Libby Wray, Shelia Adams, Lois Wright, Helen Shough, Mrs. Rowell. SECOND ROW-Carolyn Harris, Cathy Greenwood, Susan Clark, Roger Clark, Jerry Spencer, Gary Plaster, Mike Shelton, Frankie Prater, Jo Ann Hancock. THIRD ROW-Gail Witt, Callie Martin, Patsy Hancock, Vickie Bryant, Steve Mason, Steve Lawson, Dale Craig, Charles Hagwood, Leon Plaster, Sally Terry, Ann Adams, Gayna Craddock. The Glee Club is always depended on for entertainment at assemblies. 78 Uhe 3fee JKaJzes a Ureznencfous 5 ar Glee Club Officers are SEATED: Sally Ann Terry, Pianist; STANDING (left to right): Lois Wright and Diane Anderson, Librarians; Bea Nelson, Secretary; Patsy Hancock and Ann Adams, Librarians; Vickie Bryant, President. The Glee Club was organized this year and has developed into a very fine Chorus. Highlights of the year were the presentation of a concert at the Christmas assembly and another concert in the Spring. The group has been much in demand by churches and civic groups. 79 Elementary students present a Christmas program for enter¬ tainment at PTA meeting A umni Jlss o ciaiion Girls sing during the annual beauty pageant sponsored by the Alumni Association. Mr. Alvin Anthony, President Miss Judy Via, Secretary 81 1 Our two new correspondents for this year are Bonnie Purcell and Johnny Mason. Many thanks are due to their hours given to report for the school and its many activities. ui L ocal e cuspaper S7n u ofu em en in 83 I Sideline cheers urge Rebels on. Che Spirited SRelel Cheerleaders FRONT- Lynn Bryant. SECOND ROW: Vickie Bryant, Frances Dillon - co-captains. THIRD ROW: Melissa Wyatt, Libby Wray. FOURTH ROW: Trudy Lawson, Bea Nelson, Shelia Adams, Rhonda Gilley, Joan Dillon. 84 I Our school has been fortunate to have, not only two winning ball teams, but an above average cheer¬ leading squad as well. The cheerleaders have made posters supporting our teams and have led the students in cheering our teams on to victory. These girls deserve a lot of credit for the hard work they have put into pro¬ moting school spirit and showing our teams that the student body is behind them. Cheerleaders in action. 85 O eSelettes T)is triei CR GRamps Get that rebound! SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenda Dillon; Gay Plaster; Faye Bishop; Elizabeth Via; Brenda Reid; Becky Prillaman, co-captain; Miss Sandra Martin, coach; Sally Ann Terry, co-captain; Barbara Layman; Susan Corns; Carolyn Shough; Betty Sue Martin; Naomi Carter. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Prillaman, manager; Debbie Cummings, scorekeeper; Susan Clark, manager. Happiness is winning the tournament! Q. Jhi J2L j JL - CViajL _A v O ' — ' K ks k W J ' 0 a - O TUyC- Ay ujL V ' u v lOCsctL Score board tells of Rebelette tournament victory. Laps, lay-ups, and hard work reaped its rewards this year. The Rebelettes got off to a slow start by being defeated in their first 6 games, but these girls did not lose their incentive. They continued to work hard and made a strong comeback by winning their next 6. They entered the tournament and whipped the Stuart Wildcats by a score of 42-26. Then facing Blue Ridge, the Rebelettes again showed their stuff for a final score of 52-34. The Rebelettes determination and drive paid off as they were crowned the 1969 District R Champs. 87 Barbara does her part in cutting down the nets. Susan, are you sure that’s a pass? Brenda and Elizabeth go for a rebound. Elizabeth ties up the ball. 88 Si goes in for a lay-up. H. R. M. S. 22 Stoneville. H. R. M. S. 34 Averett . H. R. M. S. 24 Averett . H. R. M. S. 43 Stuart. H. R. M. S. 31 Stoneville. H. R. M. S. 52 Blue Ridge . H. R. M. S. 48 Meadows of Dan. H. R. M. S. 44 Stuart. H. R. M. S. 57 Woolwine. H. R. M. S. 51 Blue Ridge . H. R. M. S. 51 Meadows of Dan. H. R. M. S. 41 Woolwine. Tournament H. R. M. S. 42 Stuart. H. R. M. S. 52 Blue Ridge . Brenda pulls down another rebound. 46 61 48 53 39 53 11 36 9 44 11 21 26 34 89 RReSe s CReicjn eason FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach, Mr. Sonny Swails, Bobby Reid, David Penn, Phillip Gilley, Barry Edwards, Scorekeeper, Johnny Mason. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Manager, Bobby Sanders, Charles Hagwood, Samson Reynolds, Jesse Reynolds, Leon Hariston, Joe Craig, Bernard Mabe, Manager Danny Boyd. 90 Leon racks up two more against North Stokes. Again the Rebels have conquered and moved on to greater heights. They began by continuing their win¬ ning streak with a 30-0 season’s record. In the District R Tournament they faced and put down Lee Waid with a score of 78 to 54. Next Stuart fell victim to the Rebel’s power, scoring 36 against our 67. In the Regionals, played in Vinton, the Rebels played two winning games, against Auburn and High¬ land, to bring home another trophy. It was proud fans that watched the Rebels in action at Charlottesville. The Rebels battled the King George Foxes for the state title and came out victorious with a score of 62 to 49. Jesse shows his power on the court. 91 Big Jess scores another two points. H. R. M. S. 82 North Stokes . . . . . . . 64 H. R. M. S. 65 Stoneville . . . 62 H. R. M. S. 107 Blue Ridge . . . 41 H. R. M. S. 69 North Stokes . . . . . . 56 H. R. M. S. 50 Stuart. , . . 34 H. R. M. S. 91 Stoneville . . . . 80 H. R. M. S. 106 Blue Ridge . , . . 49 H. R. M. S. 95 Lee Waid. . . . 61 H. R. M. S. 85 Meadows of Dan . . , . . 58 H. R. M. S. 69 Stuart . • ■ • 55 H. R. M. S. 55 Woolwine . . . 49 H. R. M. S. 85 Blue Ridge. . . 51 H. R. M. S. 85 Lee Waid. . . 66 H. R. M. S. 78 Meadows of Dan . . , . . 53 H. R. M. S. 78 Woolwine . . . 38 Tournament H. R. M. S. 78 Lee Waid. . . . 54 H. R. M. S. 67 Stuart. . . 36 H. R. M. S. 86 Auburn. . . 68 H. R. M. S. 64 Highland. . . 59 H. R. M. S. 62 King George. . . 49 92 “WHOOPS!” Jesse scores again! Rebels tower over Wildcats. Charles shows agility in shooting. KNEELING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Cobb, Curtis Hagwood, Coach, Mr. Sonny Swails, Jerry Spencer, Charles Martin. STANDING: Manager Bobby Sanders, Ralph Nelson, Bobby Joe Penn, Roger Shough, Steve Spencer, David Hairston, and David Penn. I J. V. SCORES H. R. M. S. 42 Lee Waid. , . . 51 H. R. M. S. 26 Stuart. . . . 40 H. R. M. S. 26 North Stokes . . . . . . . 33 H. R. M. S. 55 Blue Ridge . . . . 31 H. R. M. S. 34 North Stokes . . . . . . . 64 H. R. M. S. 25 Woolwine . , . . 24 H. R. M. S. 34 Meadows of Dan . . . . 35 H. R. M. S. 30 Lee Waid. , . . 55 H. R. M. S. 54 Blue Ridge . . . 55 SWISH! Close game calls for good advice from Coach. David Hairston goes sky High on a jump ball. ■ I g - i i i Slick is getting ready to hit a homer. c yCecu Coach Brings C resh Cc e as Get ready Larry, here it comes. 96 CBaseSalT 0earn S7s oooJtincj for a Sreat y ear Mike, is that going to be a strike? Baseball team is LEFT TO RIGHT: (STANDING) Johnny Mason, scorekeeper; Lloyd Hopkins, Bernard Mabe, Mike Compton, Jimmy Shockley, Ralph Nelson, Doug Hutchens, Larry Hopkins, Mr. Sonny Swails, coach; (KNEELING) Leon Plaster, Danny Boyd, Larry Wray, Bobby Reid, Steve Nelson. k 1 ■ % - a ■ l - to •41 I 1 I i 1 Jimmy Anthony is getting ready for a long drive while Bernard Mabe looks on. 0)1 ifl - Janet Chaney Deborah Clanton Derrick Clark Linda Kay Dodd Wanda Hairston Ken Hancock Jeffery Hollandsworth Debbie Hopkins Eddie Hopkins Donald Wayne Hutchens Donna Ree Hutchens Joan Hutchens Crystal Ingram Mildred Lewis Debra Overby Gregory Penn Robert Ratchff Audrey Reynolds Carol Faye Reynolds Leanda Reynolds Lisa Roberts Jeffery Roop Edward Williams Penny Witt dtrst Jrac e — Cueryt itn y 9s Ceaj and different Don Lawless Sheila Lineberry Cynthia Maxey Tina Padgett Leroy Penn John Puckett Danell Ratliff David Redd Gale Shockley Darryl Smith Bruce Spencer Richard Tatum Ronald Turner Edwin Williams Kathy Wray Curtis Adams Mark Adams Barbara Clark Charley Hairston Emily Hairston Martha Hairston Cathy Handy Cindy Hollandsworth t- ' -i Brenda Ingram Shirley Hagwood Mark DeBruhl Willie Reynolds Richy Martin Mary Hairston Darrell Shockley Susan Murphy Richard Stegall Roger Clanton Mark Fackler Lutrecia Hairston Joyce Overby Vickie Stone Michael Cassell Larry Corns Timmie Gilley Donnie Hopkins Peggy Parsons Joseph Tatum Wanda Adkins Patricia Cassell Mary Deal Gracie Hagwood Daphne Hylton Michael Penn Karen Witt Second y ear brings increased S ad 101 Allan Barbour Kenneth Bousman Ronald Caviness Clara Cobb William Coleman Donna Foley Janell Hairston Marilyn Hariston Yvonne Hairston Tommy Handy U ieir DCnocufecfcje Mrs. Atkins works daily with reading groups such as this. Secon cf 5Tacfers JurtJier Susan Harrell Ricky Hylton Peggy Kendrick Paula Martin Melissa Patterson Billy Penn Gary Penn Hester Penn Louise Penn Kay Reynolds Jacqueline Scales Dean Spencer Billy Lee Stegal Frances Tatum Roger Thompson Delories Williams 102 ll Raish Hairston Suzanne Hall Randy Hancock Timothy Handy Larry Adkins David Bishop Randy Branham Sandra Clark Sylvester Clark Jean Coleman Daisie Cope Ronnie Deal Mrs. Bingman gives Tony a little special aid on his science. Randall Justice Sandra Martin Tony Nelson Pamela Parsons Robin Stegall Ronald Stowe Tommy Tatum Kathy Turner Lynn Turner Duane Via Dottie William Carolyn Williams 103 Cynthia Bingman Joe Cobler Deborah Bishop David Clark Patricia Coleman Robert Coleman fhi ref and fcjurth There Constantly fraefers dative Miss Inman watches Kevin as he shares a joke with the class. Timothy Corns Susan Nelson David Shockley Donald Hairston Wayne Penn Brenda Spencer Mira Hairston Shelby Plaster Jeffry Tatum Jeanie Hall Kenneth Reynolds Kimberly Tatum Sandra Harrell Kevin Reynolds Ogretha Watkins Carol Hopkins Rogers Reynolds Ronald Wray Philip Hunt Timmie Richardson Eddie Wyatt 104 Debra Adkins David Cassell Donna Fackler Howard Hairston Tammy Barbour Teresa Caviness Michael Glenn Teresa Hairston Ronda Brim John Clanton Mary Alice Hagwood Terry Hancock Dawn Burgart Connie Deal Sandra Hagwood Wanda Hylton Mrs. Pendleton takes time out from the daily routine to smile for the camera. Bonnie Joyce Linda Joyce Elaine Martin Kelly Mason Jimmie Parnell Bailey Penn Evelyn Penn Connie Plaster Michael Ramsey Robin Ratliff Mark Rea Gloria Jean Redd Winfred Reid Richard Reynolds Mane Roberts Candice Roop Lester Smith Lois Tatum Robert Tatum Darrell Walker Leona Williams Peggy Witt Regina Wyatt Boyd Ziglar 105 Miss Moore is going through the process of asking her fifth graders a daily oral quiz. Frances Patterson Brogie Reynolds Ricky Penn Richard Stowe Joyce Gail Ratliff Aaron Wagoner Vanessa Martin Betty Reid Steve Adams Terri Clark Robin Boyd Dorothy Cobb Blaine Gilley Sandra Hairston David Hylton Joyce Ann Martin Ricky Burnette Loretta Corns Darnell Hairston David Hutchens Wendell Handy Dorothy Hylton 106 Jeff Crowder Ruby Coder am Loretta Clark Arlen Doss Martha Flippin Delois Gilley Woody Gilley Phyllis Gilman George Hairston Sherry Hairston Raymond Hopkins Danny Hubbard Miss Shelton is going over a new list of reading words with her fifth graders. AiJiA traders Ac uance Sfuc 7 es Kathy Hutchens Margaret Inman Richard Joyce Ruby Kendrick Timothy Lewis Herman Murray Barbara Pamell Deborah Puckett Vanessa Rakestraw David Spangler Buddy Spencer Judy Walker Dennis Watkins Regina Watkins George Zigler 107 Sixt i Sxracfe — SJhe 7o)orcf 7. Jas cc Jjusy Janet Hall Randall Hollandsworth Michael Hopkins Danny Hutchens Steve Hutchens Lawarence Hylton Patsy Kendrick Dean Martin Ann Nester Gloria Penn Michael Reid Ronnie Reid Doris Reynolds Mary Reynolds Thelma Reynolds Jean Adams Denise Barbour Michael Bishop Lynn Bryant Judy Coleman Mary Collins Brenda Gilley Ida Gilley Moses Hagwood Mr. Lineberry goes over a spelling lesson with sixth graders. Paul Shively Kathy Stacy J. W. Via Miss Byers helps student with English sentence. UAe y ear Was WileJ with Jun ancf Jriencfs iip Eddie Anthony Jimmie Bowman Mary Bryant Angela Clark Debbie Clements Ransom Cockman Karen Cooper Danny Foley Linda Freeman Moir Glenn Shelia Hagwood Danny Hairston Norma Hairston Eddie Hancock Linda Hughes Lowell Hutdhens Gregory Hylton Jimmie Kendrick H. C Nelson Debora Parnell Debra Redd Barry Reynolds Manuela Reynolds Wayne Reynolds Roger Stegall J. D. Walker Anita Wray Frank Zigler 109 Ricky Adams Timmy Coleman Cathy Adkins Philip Dillon Junior Bowman Sue Ann Ehmann Mary Cobb Gary Fackler Seuen h Jracfers ft repare dor Jfiph School Mrs. Joyce stops at the water fountain for a refresher before facing the afternoon. Jerry Fackler Jerry Martin David Roop Keith Gilley Kenny Martin Betty Setliff George Hagwood Karen Moore Garland Shelton Richard Harris Karen Patterson Blaine Stowe Allen Hopkins Carron Penn Kathy Tatum Debbie Hutchens Don Plaster Linda Tatum Shirl Hutchens Vicki Puckett Becky Turner Elaine Kendrick Jerricho Reynolds Ricky Wiggington no Doris Adkins Laddy Burnette Gene Dillon Gloria Gilley Taylor Barbour Wayne Carter Sheila Edwards James Hagwood Deborah Barnes Faye Coleman Jacqueline Foley Mary Hairston Billy Bousman Harold Coleman Allen Gilley Victor Hairston David Hughes Mary Hunt Marie Hutchens Jimmie Justice Leslie Kendrick Jeanette Koger H. E. Nelson Sandra Nelson Michael Plaster Diane Reynolds Leonard Reynolds Gloria Shelton Debra Spencer J P. Stowe Velma Tatum Louise Tuggle Junior Walker Mrs. Arrington takes time to smile for the photographer. Ill JUNIOR MISS HRMS: Karen Turner SECOND RUNNER-UP: Lynn Bryant The annual Spring Pageant sponsored by the Beta Club, was held on April 20, 1968. Bernard Mabe served as the Master of Ceremonies. The pageant was presented under the theme of “The Wizard of Oz.” Karen Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner, was crowned Junior Miss HRMS. Paula Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Martin received the crown of Little Miss HRMS. FIRST RUNNER-UP: Mary Bryant 112 I FIRST RUNNER-UP: Deloris Williams SECOND RUNNER-UP: Yvonne Hairston 113 Seventh Grade Chorus The Grade School Chorus was organized this year and is made up of all sixth and seventh grade students. In December the Grade School Chorus presented a Christmas pageant at the PTA meeting and presented the pageant again on December twentieth for the school Christmas assembly. In the spring the Chorus presented an operetta, Johnny Appleseed. The group is directed by Mrs. Ruth Rowell and accompanied by Brenda Lewis. Seventh Grade Chorus 114 Sixth Grade Chorus JKusic is CBeauty Suny By Some ; Ofearcf 6y Others Snjoyecf 6y alf Sixth Grade Chorus 115 Seventh Grade 4-H Officers RfRe Realization of RlSi ities Joecjin Seventh Grade 4-H Club 116 _1 Sixth Grade 4-H Club 117 0)1 tfl les 119 At American of Martinsville, we have 2500 people all working to make the finest furniture possible. Our quality designs are in homes, hotels and motels from coast to coast. Best wishes from all of us. - American of Martinsville Drive In Banking For Your Convenience THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Stuart, Virginia Member FDIC Member Federal Res. “You Will Always Be Welcome At First National.” 121 THE CHARLES B. KEESEE EDUCATIONAL FUND, INCORPORATED This Fund, established by Mr. Mrs. Charles B. Keesee of Martinsville, is in a position to aid substantially a large number of boys and girls from Va. and N.C. who would like to be educated in Baptist colleges and schools in the State of Virginia and any of the theological seminaries owned by the Southern Baptist Convention. Each application to whom aid is granted shall be required to give of his or her note for the entire amount advanced, to be paid back at such times as may be determined by the Board of Trustees. An applicant who actually engages in the ministry or specific religious work for the Baptist denomination after completing his education is not required to pay back any part of the money advanced. However, compliance with this provision shall be determined by the trustees of the Fund alone and at such time as they seem appropriate. For further information or application forms, write to Mr. W.R. Broaddus, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 226, Martinsville, Va. 24112 (Telephone 632-2229) 122 Leaders in the Manufacture of Knitted Fleece Goods KNITTING COMPANY INC. Plants: Martinsville Stuart,Virginia 123 y iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinr ST-A-1ST X_i it like to be on the winning team? FINISH YOUR EDUCATION, THEN INVESTIGATE THE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE FASTEST GROWING COMPANY IN THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY •NEWS FRONT MAGAZINE-JULY 1967. F’XJFt TITXJFtE CO:m:FEISTY, I3STO. Compliments of SEALTEST ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS Distributed By E. Nelson Reed, Inc. Collinsville, Va. Anthony Brothers LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 124 HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturing Jewels and Stationers 1407-1409 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Sales Representative Buddy Moses P. O. Box 373 Pearisburg, Virginia RIDDLE OLDSMOBILE MARTINSVILLE CADILLAC CORP. IRON STEEL CO., INC. py Villa Heights ( acMiac ' 410 Memorial Blvd. oldsmobile Martinsville, Virginia Martinsville, Va. 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Stuart, Virginia 134 FRANK’S FOOD FAIR Your Home Owned Supermarkets Martinsville, Virginia MILLARD ' S MACHINERY SERVICE Everything for the Sawmiller and Farmer Stuart Road Martinsville, Virginia Phone 632-6431 135 TODAY ' S FLOOR COVERING STARLING PHARMACY, Carpets — Tiles — Inlaids INC. 1312 Memorial Blvd. Superior Installation Martinsville, Va. Phone 694-3721 Pharmacists: Patrick Springs, Virginia Edgar Chilborne — Burgess Hamlet MARTINSVILLE OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. CHAMBERLAIN ' S, INC. 33 N. Main Street Martinsville, Virginia Men ' s Clothing Phone 632-9779 50-52 East Church Street “For All Your School Needs” Martinsville, Virginia CLARK BROTHERS MARTIN TEXACO COMPANY, INC. “Tire Recapping” Wholesale and Retail Merchants Stuart, Virginia V Hv 694-2751 Patrick Springs, Virginia STUART MERCHANTILE COMPANY GlobmansSii Wholesale Groceries and Notions Since 1915 Phone 694-4791 Stuart, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Phone 632-3404 136 Compliments of UNITED ELASTIC CO. Division of J. P. 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Martinsville, Virginia 5c 5c $1.00 $1.00 Compliments of REED ' S STORES DAVE ' S TEXACO Bassett, Va. Stuart, Va. Route 1 Bassett, Virginia 138 4 ALLEN BEAUTY CENTER AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS 31 x h E. Main St. Martinsville, Virginia Memorial Boulevard Martinsville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of BRYANT-EVERETT FLORIST H.C. WADE STEEL METAL WORKS Compliments of W.C. “BILL” STAPLES J.C. WOOLDRIDGE INC. Representing Martinsville, Virginia Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Compliments of Compliments of SIDNEY’S ECONOMY SUPPLY CO. Owner: Edgar Layman Martinsville’s Fashion Center Patrick Springs, Virginia Compliments of STONE FUNERAL HOME CLARK’S GROCERY 24 Hour Ambulance Service Patrick Springs, Virginia Martinsville, Va. MARTINSVILLE OPTICAL COMPANY COOPER AND VERNON INTERIORS “Let Us Fill Your Eye Glass Prescriptions” Martinsville, Virginia Draperies — Accessories — Furniture VA. CAROLINA PAVING GRADING COMPANY ABBOTT, PROCTOR AND PAINE RT. 2 Box 10 Ararat, Va. 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Compliments of HOOKER FURNITURE HARDWARE MOODY FUNERAL HOME AND CHAPEL Stuart, Virginia Phone 694-3145 JOYCE CASH STORE R.F.D. 1 Telephone 673-4301 FIELDALE, VIRGINIA 140 I WESTERN AUTO Owners Dennis C. Mabe Rebecca Priliaman Stuart, Virginia McCOLLUM-FERRELL Fine Shoes — Bags Downtown Martinsville — Danville Compliments of , V : ' UMt PIEDMONT TRUST BANK “A friendly bank in a growing community” Martinsville, Virginia Collinsville, Virginia Member of F.D.I.C. NADEAN’S FABRIC SHOP JAMES W. BOAZ Phone 694-3342 Nationwide Insurance Stuart, Va. Stuart, Va. Compliments of Compliments of POLO ANGLIN’S TIRE SERVICE THE MUSIC SHOP Stuart, Va. REED’S DEPARTMENT STORE ALEXANDER’S FOOD MARKET Stuart, Va. Bassett, Va. DALTON’S JEWELRY STORE Stuart, Virginia Stuart, Virginia FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP “Rogers and Midkiff ’ 141 BEVERLY W. GROGAN’S ORCHARD Critz, Virginia Vi CITGO MOUNTAIN VIEW SERVICE STATION Spencer, Virginia Compliments of J. P. VIA’S ORCHARDS Critz, Virginia RUSSELL TUDOR’S ORCHARD Best Variety of Apples Peaches Phone 694-2873 Critz, Va. . ' OJs- n C 3 Compliments of DOYLE LUMBER, INC Stuart Road, Martinsville Compliments of MARTINSVILLE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. Institutional and shelf size canned foods Phone 632-3226 or 638-2818 Martinsville, Virginia Compliments of CRITZ GROCERY CRAIG BROTHERS LUMBER CO. Rough and Dressed Lumber Spencer, Virginia PENN HAVEN MEATS Horsepasture Community Spencer, Virginia INEZ’S BEAUTY SHOP Route 4 Martinsville, Va. Phone: 957-2973 MARTINSVILLE GRANITE MARBLE COMPANY Martinsville, Virginia VlGEV FINNEY REALTY, INCORPORATED U.S. 220 North Box 1271 Martinsville, Va. FRANCES’ BEAUTY SHOP Route 5 Stuart, Va. Compliments of SHUMATE JESSIE BOWMAN’S RESTAURANT Martinsville, Va. Phone 638-3601 142 Compliments of MARTINSVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL DRUID HILLS BEAUTY SALON Where Successful Operators of tomorrow are taught. PHELPS ARMSTEAD HALL’S RADIO AND TV REPAIR 20 Chruch Street Route 1, Stuart Martinsville, Virginia Phone 694-3295 LEEDS MUSIC CENTER C.W. HOLT COMPANY Downtown Martinsville “The House of Quality” Collinsville Shopping Center Martinsville, Virginia BURCH-WHITTLE CORPORATION STAN FINNEY, INC. General Insurance Home Furnishings, Appliances Martinsville, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia LEGGETTS 1 LLOYD’S INC. The Home of Better Values Jewelers Martinsville and Collinsville Martinsville, Va. STADLER’S IGA FOODLINER Compliments of Located at Jones Creek CITY TRANSIT COMPANY INC. Martinsville, Virginia W.T. TURNER INC. “Your Weekly Newspaper” General Insurance THE ENTERPRISE Martinsville, Virginia Phone 632-3427 Stuart, Virginia AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLY PATRICK SPRINGS ESSO Downtown Stuart, Virginia Phone 694-3623 MESSO) Phone 694-3559 Patrick Springs, Virginia 143 OWL DINER STUART DRUG STORE Robert L. Richardson and “Our Pleasure is W.C. 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INSURORS Established in 1891 26 Broad Street Martinsville, Virginia 24112 Phone 632-2161 REALTORS MORGAN MOTORS INC. Phone 638-8873 Route 220 North P.O. Box 2158 Martinsville, Virginia FRANKLIN AUTO PARTS, INC. Main Street Bassett, Va. Phone 629-5308 THE PORTRAIT HOUSE Route 2, Bassett, Va. Dial 629-3877 146 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1969 J. LEE VIA CUDIFF TRACTOR EQUIPMENT E.M. CLARK FURNITURE CO. “Your John Deere Dealer” Critz, Va. 957-1571 Rocky Mount, Virginia 24151 Compliments of CRADDOCK’S GENERAL REPAIR PATRICK DIRVE-IN Patrick Springs, Virginia Owner, Mrs. Robert Bowling 147 Sell YOUR Tobacco “A Sale Every Day” RICHMOND GUANO COMPANY Richmond, Virginia High Grade Fertilizers BOOSTERS: Mr. Mrs. Oscar Dillon Mr. Mrs. Edgar Shelton Mr. Mrs. G.H. Nelson Mr. Ray Smith 148 Senior S a is ics MARTHA ANN ADAMS Mr. Mrs. Barney Adams 4-H Club, 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club Achievement Awards, 1,2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Club, 1,2, 3; Glee Club, 5; Glee Club Librarian, 5; Class Treasurer, 4; Class Secretary, 5; Paper Staff Reporter, 1,2,3, 4; Paper Staff, 4; Reynolda Staff, 5. DIANNE LEE ANDERSON Mr. Mrs. Lester Anderson 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. Club, 4; Class Reporter, 5; Glee Club, 5; Glee Club Librarian, 5. VICTORIA DIANNE BRYANT Mr. Mrs. James E. Bryant 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H Club President, 4; 4-H Club Secretary, 3; F. H. A. Club, 1,2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Historian, 3; F. H. A. Federation Officer, 4; Class President, 2; Class Vice-President, 1; Glee Club President, 5; J. V. Cheerleader Captain, 1; Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 5; Captain, 5; Reynolda Contestant, 4; S. C. A. Secretary, 3. PATRICIA CAROL BULLINGTON Mr. Mrs. Claude Scearce 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; F. H. A. Reporter, 4; Beauty Pageant Runner-up, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 4; Basketball, 4. NAOMI LOU CARTER Mr. Mrs. Eldrin Carter J. V. Basketball, 1; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; S. C. A. Treasurer, 2; S. C. A. Vice-President, 4; Rebel Rouser Staff, 2, 4; Miss H. R. M. S., 4; Beta Club, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club Vice-President, 4; Beta Club Secretary, 5 ; Beta Federation Officer, 5; Reynolda SportsEditor, 5; Class Secretary, 3; Jr. Marshal, 4. WARREN DOUGLAS COBBLER Mr. Mrs. Richard Cobbler F. F. A. Club, 2, 3, 4, 5; Sentinel F. F. A. Degree Team Winner, 4; 4-H Club, 3. MICHAEL DALE COMPTON Mr. M. V. Brown Class Treasurer, 2; Class President, 3. CLIFFORD CORNS Mr. Mrs. Harvey L. Corns F. F. A. Club, 1,3,5. ELLA LOUISE CORNS Mr. Mrs. Randolph Corns 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club Reporter, 4; Beta Club President, 5; Basketball, 3, 4; Reynolda Staff, 5; S. C. A. Representative, 4, 5; Newspaper Correspondent, 4. 149 Senior S a is ics GAYNA SUE CRADDOCK Mr. Mrs. Guy Craddock F. H. A. Club, 1,2, 3, 4, 5; F. H. A. Club Vice-President, 4; F. H. A. Club Presi dent, 5; F. H. A. Federation Officer, 5; Class Reporter, 3; Class President, 4; Class Vice-President, 5; 4-H Club, 1,2, 3, 4, 5; S. C. A. Council, 1,5; J. V. Cheerleader, 1; Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3,4; Beauty Pageant Runner-up, 3. JOSEPH WOODSON CRAIG Mrs. Thelma Craig J. V. Basketball, 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5; Class Reporter, 1; S. C. A. Representative, 4, 5. LINDA SHARON ELLIS Mr. Mrs. James R. Ellis 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; J. V. Cheerleader, 1; Class Vice-President, 2; Varsity Scorekeeper, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club Secretary, 4; Assistant Business Manager of Reynolda, 4; Business Manager of Reynolda, 5. CATHY ANN GREENWOOD Mr. Mrs. James Greenwood F. H. A. Club, 3,4; 4-H Club, 1; Glee Club, 5. ROBERT CHARLES HAGWOOD Mr. Mrs. Robert Hagwood N. F. A., 1; F. F. A. Club, 2, 4; F. F. A. Chapter Tr easurer, 2; J. V. Basketball, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball, 4. GRANT LEON HAIRSTON Mrs. Kathleen Hairston Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, 5; Track, 3. JO ANN HANCOCK Mr. Mrs. Joe Benn Trent 4-H Club, 1,2, 3; F. H. A. Club, 4; Class Treasurer, 4; Glee Club, 5. LARRY WILLIAM HOPKINS Mr. Mrs. Howard Hopkins 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer, 4; Class Vice-President, 3; J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 2, 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. President, 5. LLOYD LEE HOPKINS Mr. Mrs. Howard Hopkins F. F. A. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; F. F. A. Vice President, 2; F. F. A. Reporter, 5; Federation Sentinel, 5; Baseball, 2, 3, 4, 5. MARK TERRY HYLTON Mr. Mrs. Robert Hylton N. F. A., 2; (P. C.) F. F. A. Club Reporter, 3; F. F. A. Club, 4, 5. 150 Senior S a is ics EVERATT CUPPER JOYCE Mr. Mrs. George E. Joyce F.F. A. Club, 1,4,5. BARBARA ANN LAYMAN Mr. Mrs. Raye Layman J. V. Basketball, 1; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Soft Ball, 3; S. C. A. Representative, 5; Annual Staff, 5. ELMER JAMES MARTIN Mrs. Ivis Martin F. F. A., 1,2, 3, 5;4-H, 1; Track, 3. JEANETTE PENN Mr. Mrs. Lewis Penn F. H. A. Club, 1; (P. C.) F. H. A. Club, 2, 5. CAROLYN RUTH PLASTER Mr. Mrs. Musco Plaster 4-H Club, 1,2. 3. 4, 5. GARLAND ELBERT PLASTER Mr. Mrs. George Plaster F.F. A. Club, 1,2,3, 5; 4-H Club, 1,2. GARY EARL PLASTER Mr. Mrs. Earl Plaster J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club, 1,2; Class President, 1; Glee Club, 5. FRANCES RUTH PRATER Mr. Mrs. Frank Prater F. H. A. Club, 1,3,4; 4-H Club, 1,2,3. PAUL BRENT REYNOLDS Mr. Mrs. Paul Reynolds F. F. A. Club, 1; Basketball, 1; Class Reporter, 4; S. C. A. Representative, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4, 5; Annual Staff, 5. JUDY FLORENCE REYNOLDS Mr. Mrs. James Reynolds F. H. A. Club, 1,2; (P. C.) F. H. A. Club, 5. BETTY JO SANDERS Mr. Mrs. Wayne Sanders F. H. A. Club, 1,2, 3, 4, 5. ALBERT DARYL SHELTON Mr. Mrs. Vernard Shelton F.F. A. Club, 1,2, 3,4, 5; 4-H Club, 1,2. 151 Senior S a is ics MARGARET HELEN SHOUGH Mr. Mrs. Limb Shough 4-H Club, 1,2, 3; F. H. A. Club, 1,2, 3; Glee Club, 5. EVA MARIE STOUT Mr. Elbert Stout 4-H Club, 1; F. H. A. Club, 1,2; S. C. A. Representative, 3; Class President, 5; Beta Club, 3,4,5. BRUCE MAYNARD STOWE Mr. Mrs. Otis Stowe F. F. A. Club, 1,2,4, 5. SALLY ANN TERRY Mr. Mrs. N. C. Terry J. V. Basketball, 1; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, 5; Co-Captain Basketball, 4, 5; Softball, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club President, 4; 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3,4, 5; Assistant Editor of Reynolda, 4; Editor of Reynolda, 5; Class Vice-President, 4; S. C. A. Council, 4, 5; Glee Club Accompanist, 5; Reynolda Contestant, 4; Jr. Marshal, 1,2, 3, 4. MICHAEL BLAINE TURNER Mr. Mrs. David Turner F. F. A. Club, 1; Track, 3. EDITH NORA VIA Mr. Mrs. Aubrey Via 4-H Club, 1,2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H Club Reporter, 2; 4-H Club President, 5; F. H. A. Club, 1,2, 3, 4, 5; F. H. A. Secretary, 3; F. H. A. President, 4; Federation Officer, 5; S. C. A. Council, 4, 5; Class Treasurer, 5; Miss H. R. M. S., 2; Annual Staff, 5. RUTH GRACE WITT Mr. Mrs. George Witt J. V. Cheerleader, 2; 4-H Club, 2; 4-H Club Vice-President, 4; Glee Club, 5; Reynolda Contestant, 4. GEORGE EDWARD WOOD Mr. Mrs. Bill Wood J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club Reporter, 4;4-H Club Treasurer, 5; Baseball, 2; Paper Staff, 3, 4; Track, 3; Annual Staff, 5. LOIS GAIL WRIGHT Mr. Mrs. Robert Wright F. H. A. Club, 3, 4; 4-H Club, 1,2, 3; Class Secretary, 1; F. F. A. Chapter Sweetheart, 2; Glee Club, 5; Glee Club Librarian, 5. MELISSIA SHARON WYATT Mr. Mrs. Donald Wyatt F. H. A. Club, 1, 2, 4; Paper Staff, 3; Varsity Basketball, 3; Cheerleader, 4, 5; Glee Club, 5. 152 DELMAF vL- 5 -v . ■ iT y ; : , W¥ iriAWt i -D ' _.Q v -wC.i. ..;v ■ J ' ' ..---‘- ' jV ' QiJK xa. sK ' v . ..j V -V ;. ,