Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

PUBLIC LIBRARY HAYSI, VIRGINIA ore cool We, the Annual Staff of 1958, are proud to present our edition of The Thunderbolt. We hope in years to come as you turn through these pages you will recall only pleasant memories of achievements, happy and worthy experiences, and unselfish and lasting friendships formed while at H.H. S. Club Editor, Virginia Mullins; Typists, Robert Hill, Shirley Epling, Maggie Counts; Artists, Katy Thomas, Ronnie Owens; Photographer, Nancy Belcher. 7innua StaJjf Editor, Charlotte Lambert; Sponsors, Mr. Owens, Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Matherly; Co-Editor, Claude Cumbo. S7n Tlppreciation We, the Senior Class, wish to ex- press our appreciation to our faithful and understanding sponsors who have helped to make our school life more pleasant; who have encouraged and guided us in all our undertakings; we express our thanks to Maynard Owens, Eula Phillips, and Stacy Matherly. Dedication As citizens of our community who have worked for our educational im- provement; who have helped us will- ingly and with fullest capacity; we, the Senior Class of 1958, as a token of appreciation for their interest and advancement of Haysi High, sincerely wish to dedicate this edition of The Thunderbolt, to Doctor T.C. Suther- land an f his loyal and helpful wife. T)ear Seniors , It has been a pleasure working with you. With your graduation from Haysi High School, you will have completed another phase of your edu- cation. With this background, I hope you will continue to go forward with your preparation for a place in our democratic society. May the precious jewels of op- portunity be the reward of those whose patience and fidelity endure undi- minished to the end. Sincerely, J. M. Tarwater An Appreciation The administration, faculty, and students of Haysi High School, wish to express our appreciation to Super- intendent, J. H. T. Sutherland, for his continued efforts in our behalf. His understanding of our problems and his patience and kindness toward those whom he is associated are admired by students and faculty alike. Much of the success of our school year can be attributed to his great store of expe- rience accumulated through the years he has been associated with the school system of this county. We, the Annual Staff, for the entire high school, express our ap- preciation to Superintendent, J. H. T. Sutherland. FAYE DAVIS BARBARA EDWARDS LILY COLLEY PINKIE POWERS - Manager CARIE DUTY HETTIE HARRISON LOU DEEL MYRTLE EDWARDS Janitors TRIGG ANDERSON SWANSON COMPTON acuity EULA W. PHILLIPS English, Hist. , Bio. East Tenn. State, Univ. of Va. , L.M.U., B.S. faculty GA YNELLE M. SUTHERLAND Secretary to Principal ERDMAN MULLINS Agriculture Assistant Principal V. P.I., B.S., M 0 S. MAYNARD OWENS History, W. Geog. Univ. of Tenn., B.S, EILEEN DEEL Music Hiwassee, Univ. of Chatt. VIRGINIA MILLER Science Emory and Henry GUY EULA GOODWIN Assistant Secretary TOMMY H. STREET English Hiwassee, East Tennessee State KATY JO POWERS HomeEc., Dietician Madison College, B. S. Univ. of Va. CARLOS C. SHORT Math, Chemistry Univ. of Tenn. , B.S. Univ. of Va., V. P. I. 1 7acuft( y ROY DEEL Algebra, Bookkeeping Emory and Henry, B. S. Univ. of Va. ARTHUR C. COUNTS Math Hiwassee, Emory and Henry, E. Tenn. State NORMAN MULLINS Science Lincoln Memorial Univ. JOSEPHINE BAILEY Math Univ. of Wash. , A.B. Mt. Holyoke College ELAINE T. DUTY Librarian Radford, B. S. Univ. of Va. JANE CARPENTER Typing Milligan College 7acuftu JOYCE H. HARRISON Phys. Ed., Coach, Radford, University of Virginia HOMER R. DEEL Phys, Ed. Coach Lees-McRae, A. A., E. H B. A. , Radford, University of Virginia BONNIE D. OWENS History Radford, University of Virginia DANNY TILLER English Emory and Henry, B. A. MARY F. CAIN Commercial E. Tenn. State, Univ. of Virginia ETHEL C. DAVIS English Johnson Bible College Radford, B. S. STACY MATHERLY Guidance L. M.U., B.S., Emory University LUCILLE B. SUTHERLAND Home Ec. Radford, B.S. , University of Virginia AVAILABLE VIOLET C. TARWATER History Radford, University of Virginia LOU R. DAVIS Fourth Grade Radford Jacufty JEANNE W. MATHERLY Second Grade King College, E. Tenn. State, Emory Univ. MAE SUTHERLAND First Grade Hiwassee, Radford, University of Virginia JUNE STREET First and Second Grade Hiwassee RUBY ANDERSON Third and Fourth Grade University of Virginia MARY COLLEY Third Grade Clinch Valley, Hiwassee V.P.L. University of Virginia DIMPLE YATES Fifth Grade Radford, B. S. VIRGINIA WRIGHT Sixth Grade University of Virginia GRANVILLE OWENS Seventh Grade Hiwassee, E. Tenn. State JUANITA POWERS Sixth Grade L. M. U. ELIZA DYE Fifth Grade Radford ETHEL PUCKETT Seventh Grade Clinch Valley, University of Virginia HELEN RATLIFF Substitute EMMA ARRINGTON Substitute VELVA MULLINS Substitute u Photo not Life en ' iors rj P ' L . WANDA EPLING And her dark eyes - how eloquent” FHA 2; 4-HClub 3; Glee Club 1,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President 1, 2; FT A 4; Junior Play Technician. FRANK WILLIS Quietness comes natural to me PAULA COUNTS All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheerful. Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Reporter 3; Student Coun- cil 4; FHA 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; Junior Play; Masquerade 1. S TONEY FIELDS Man is the only animal that blushes - or needs to. KATY THOMAS A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Junior Play; FHA 1; Annual Staff 4. VIRGINIA HAY She is a mirror of all courtesy. FHA 2; Basketball 3; Paper Staff 4. SHIRLEY EPLING Beauty seen is never lost. Masquerade Club 1; Tiger Tales Staff 3; Glee Club 4; Tri-H-Y, Treasurer 4; Junior Play Technician; FTA 3,4; Annual Staff. VIRGINIA MULLINS Herself a fairer flower. Glee Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Masquerade Club 1; TTA 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Tiger Tales Staff; Tri-Hi- Y, President 4; Annual Staff. CHARLOTTE LAMBERT Or if, once in a thousand years, a perfect character appears. FHA 1,2; Tiger Tales Staff 3; Junior Play 3; Junior Class Secretary 3; FTA Reporter 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Editor of Annual; Senior Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 4; Senior Play 4. PALMER WOODS The man is wise who speaketh few words. CLAUDE CUMBO So build we up the being that we are. Key Club -Board of Directors 3, 4; SCA 3; National Honor Society, President 3, 4 ; Paper Staff 3; Co- Editor of Annual 4; FTA Vice President 4; Senior Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. WOODS Style is his mind’s KENNITH COMPTON Politeness is to do or say the kindest thing in the kindest way. ” FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Senior Play; Basketball 2; Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 4; Junior Play. JANICE MULLINS ”1 do not wish to be feared; I prefer to be loved. FHA 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; SCA 3; Senior Play. LINDA YATES Better short and sweet than long and lax. ” FHA. RONNIE OWENS He was so generous that nobody thanked him for it. Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4. JO ANNE W. STEELE They do not love who do not show their love. FHA 1,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. WARREN COLLEY A little nonsense now and then is relished by every man. FHA 1, 2, President 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4, President 4. LOLA ANN EDWARDS Love is better than fame. 4-H Club 2; FHA 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Junior Play Technician; National Honor Society 4; FTA Secretary- Treasurer 4; Senior Play. NANCY BELCHER Be of good cheer. Basketball 1,2; FHA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Play; FTA 4; Annual Staff; Senior Play. LARRY FULLER You are exceedingly polite and I think it ' s only right to return the compliment. Tumbling Team 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Hi-Y Club President 3; Student Council 3, Secre- tary 4; National Honor So- ciety 4; Junior Play. EDGAR RICE Man is the most intelli- gent of animals and the most silly. ROGER ROSE Who never said a foolish thing, and never did a wise one. Key Club, Reporter 4; Senior Class Reporter 4; Home Room Treasurer 4; 4-H Club 2; Basketball 3, 4; National Honor Society4. PAULINE AMOS Lo, I am silent and curb my mouth. FHA 2. JANICE SUE RAKES I will face life with cour- age and patience. FHA 1,2,4; 4-H 2,4, Presi- dent 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; FTA 4; National Honor Society 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Senior Play. EARL BARTLEY A man after his own heart. Key Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4. GENE HARLOWE No mind is thoroughly well organized that is de- ficient in a sense of humor. FTA 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3. BETTY CARROL FLETCHER ' Tis possible to love and be wise. FHA 2, 3, Treasurer 1, 2; Junior Play; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Reporter 4. RONALD GLENN COMPTON Tully was not so eloquent as thou. FFA 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Hi-Y 3,4. PAULINE MULLINS Beauty and Truth, Tho’ never found, are worthy to be sought. FHA 2; Glee Club 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 3; FTA 4; Junior Play. Picture Not Available GRAY KISER He does indeed show sparks that are like wit. 4-H. SHELBY OWENS A merry heart that laughs at life. ” CAROLYNN WRIGHT The shortest women love the tallest men. Glee Club 1,3,4; FFA 2; 4-H Club 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Paper Staff 3; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 1; FTA 4, Secretary and Treasurer 2. JAMES EARL HAY He has more learning than appears. 4-H 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Glee Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4. CHARLOTTE O ' QUINN Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 4-H 2; FHA 2,3,4, Presi- dent, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Historian, Secretary 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. SIDNEY COUNTS He was want to speak plain, and to the purpose. Hi-Y 3,4; FTA 3,4; Junior Play. JAMES R. BARTLEY I ' ll speak in a monstrous voice. Hi-Y 3; Paper Staff 3; Glee Club 3,4; Masquerade Club 1. PHYLLIS CAROL GILBERT A pleasing countenance. 4-H 1; FHA 3. JOHNNY ARRINGTON Fair words never hurt the tongue. GLORIA O’QUINN People who think for themselves are rare. FHA 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y; FTA 4 f ; I RHETT S1JTHERL JH All great men a dying. j and I don’Hiqel so good ' ' JUDY CHI DR SS- To see her is to love her. FHA 2, 3; 4-H C ub 3; FT 4; Tri-Hi-Y . C x r Vs myself. Glee Club .3; ,£iger Tales y r Staff, Cc EdHor -Kp ■ } Secr ary 3, i ' OiyPresidem , 4 Nan , on ] A ' •o ' V konor Society , SCX RPesi- . MANTHALEE YATES Beauty and wisdom are rarely conjoined. Tri-Hi-Y 4; FTA 4; Bas- ketball 4. KAY SUTHERLAND Character is much easier kept than recovered. Bowling 3; Red Cross 3; FHA 3,4; 4-H Club 4. LEON RAMSEY I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me. 4-H Club; FFA 1; FTA 3,4; Hi-Y 4, Vice President; Junior Play 3; Treasurer of Home Room 3. CARLEY SLUSS He’s very knowing. 4-H Club 1; Key Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4. DONALD OWENS To talk is but a waste of time. ” 4-H Club. MARIE FRAZIER Gentlemen prefer blondes. 4-H Club 1; FTA 3; Glee Club 4. 4 k OPAL MULLINS Thought is deeper than all speech. FHA 3. BOBBY DEAN TAYLOR In chatter excellent, but unable quite to speak. PHILLIS EDWARDS In quietness and confi- dence shall be my strength. FHA 1. FERN WOODS COLEMAN I like the simple joys of life, home, friends and kindly words. 4-H Club 1; Handicraft Club 1; FHA 3; Dramatics 2; Basketball 1,2,3, Cap- tain 4. DON RAINES Honor, the spur that pricks the princely mind. Boy Scouts 1; Tumbling Team 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Basketball 3,4; FT A 4; Hi-Y 3. RALPH OWENS Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. HAZEL JEAN FULLER A fair face that frames a gentle nature. ” 4-H Club 1; Handicraft 1; FHA 2,3,4. HAROLD EDWARDS Courage mounteth with occasion. FFA 1, Reporter 2; Key Club 4. JOE HARLOWE For the love of laughter hinder not the design of humor. Junior Play; Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 4. BOBBY COMER True he can talk, although he is no speaker. MAGGIE COUNTS Neat thoughts make a pretty face. FHA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. LINDA GAIL HAY ’Tis good will that makes intelligence. FHA 1, 3, 4; Junior Play; Treasurer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4; Annual Staff; National Honor Society 3; Cheer- leader 4. TRULAH YATES Hear much, speak little. FHA 1, 3, 4; Paper Staff 4. BERNICE COLLEY The endearing elegance of female friendship. FHA 1, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Paper Staff 4. Absent when pictures were mode ROBERT HILL Life’s a pleasant institu- tion. Annual Staff; Hi-Y 3,4; Key Club 3, 4; Home Room Reporter 4; 4-H Club 1 , 2 . JAMES C. YATES No legacy is so rich as honesty. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE SHELBY ANDERSON AMOS To fear love is to fear life; and those who fear love are already three parts dead. FHA 2,3,4. ANN GAIL HA MON Into the lands of dreams, I long to go. Masquerade 1; FHA 2,3,4; Junior Play; Tiger Tales Staff - Editor. I GLADYS ROSE A good laugh brings sun- shine into the house. 4-H Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Paper Staff 4. GEORGE B. YATES Much to be loved. FFA 1,2; Hi-Y 4. THEDA EDWARDS She seeks the ill will of no one. 4-H 1; FTA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Paper Staff 4. FRANK RATLIFF Take your legs, sir; put them in motion. Junior Play 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Tumbling Team 2. EDNA EDWARDS There is a lady sweet and kind. FHA 2, 4; Paper Staff 4; 4-H 1. GARY ROSE Some men never spoke a wise word, yet did wisely. 4-H 1; Math Club 2. ANN ANDERSON Where go the poet’s lines?” FHA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; FHA 4. BOBBY HALL When you have nothing to say, say nothing. FFA 1,2,3; Glee Club 3. DANNY ROBINSON Life is a game that must be played. ” Hi-Y Club 3, 4; Home Room Secretary 2. BILLY COLEMAN A thinker not a talker. ” FFA 2,3,4. ETHEL NEWBERRY Whatever anyone does or says, I must be good. 4-H Club. THEDA TURNER I am ever eager to learn. 4-H Club 1; FHA 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 1. SHIRLEY ANN FARMER I easily regain favor with myself. FTA 1. JIMMY O ' QUIN Learn not and know not. Hi-Y 1; Paper Staff; Bas- ketball Manager 3, 4; Glee Club 3.4. CARROL TURNER My foolish parents taught me to read and write. FFA 2,4; 4-H Club; Paper Staff; Senior Play. FAIRY COCHRAN Nothing can be truer than fairy wisdom. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; FTA 3,4. NINA COMPTON The heart seldom feels what the mouth expresses. FHA 1, 2, 3; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play. GENE COUNTS He said enough; Enough said. Basketball 3; Secretary of Hi-Y 4; 4-H Club; FTA 4. THANNA DAVIS Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Junior Play. GEORGIA TILLER Merrily, merrily shall I live now. FHA2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; FTA 4. RACHEL SULLIVAN The joyous times are yet to come. ’’ FHA 2, 3; 4-H 3; Tri-Hi- Y 3,4; FTA 4. NELL GAY SYKES As merry as the day is long. 4-H 1; Dramatics 1; FHA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. PEGGY ANDERSON Whatever my right hand has dared to do, it does not dare to write. ” FHA 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. IVAN DUTY He says little, but to the purpose. Hi-Y 4; Basketball 3. BETTY LYALL lam slow of study, HELEN BARTON High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. FHA 3,4; 4-H 2. MARLENE RASNAKE A sweet attractive kind of grace. FHA 2, 3; Junior Play. OLAND E. ART RIP Everything is funny as long as it is happening to someone else. Paper Staff 4; Science Club 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4. HARRY FAYNE MULLINS Better be a nettle in the sight of your friend than his echo. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Science Club 1, 2. j£asf ISM ancf Testament We, the Senior Class of Haysi High School, in the year of 1957 to 1958, being in reasonably good health and of doubtfully sound mind, realizing the uncertainty of grades and the vacillating dispositions of our faculty members, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. I, Kay Sutherland, will all my hate for Michigan to anyone who wants it. I, Carrol Turner, will H. H. S. to Jeff Turner and Jerry Stallard and to the rest of my friends. I, Linda Yates, will all my love for H. H. S. to my sister, Loretta. I, Ronnie Owens, will my love for beautiful horses to the beautiful girls who also love horses. I Billy Coleman, will all my love for pretty girls to Carley Gene Mullins. I, James Bartley, being the only one of sound mind, take my belongings with me and the heck with the rest. I, Nina Compton, will all my school books to Chad Barton to finish the 12th grade, because he certainly needs it. I, Betty Carrol Fletcher, will all my dates and freedom to Nina Compton, Charlotte O ' quinn and Helen Barton. I, Rachel Sullivan, will my love for H. H. S. to anyone who enjoys school as much as I do. I, Carley Sluss, will my Physics book to anyone who is crazy enough to take it, and can pass it. I, Lola Edwards, will my love to play basketball to anyone who will think half as much of it as I. I, Bobby Hall, will my books to Johnny Arrington. I, Virginia Hay, will my love for Florida to anyone who likes it as much as I do. I, George B. Yates will all my love for candy to Mrs. Baily. I, Betty Lyall, will everything in H. H. S. to my good friends, Vivian Turner and Margaret Campbell. I, Donald Owens, will my algebra book to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. I, Robert Hill, will my love for baseball to Bobby Comer. I, Rhett Sutherland, will all my taste of good food to Jimmy Taylor, the only one who doesn’t need it, and my knowledge of baseball to Lorraine Jackson, who will need it before the next World series. I, Claude Cumbo, will my French book to Patsy Deel, in hopes she does better with it than I did. I, Charlotte Lambert, leave whatever I have, if I have anything, to whoever needs whatever I leave and can do anything with whatever this thing is. I, Larry Fuller, will my ping-pong paddles to Mr. Deel ' s physical ed boys in hopes that they will keep that little ball bouncing on Co-Ed day. I, Ann Anderson, will my good times at H. H. S. to all those who can do certain things and get by with it. I, Nancy Belcher, in ill health and no mind, will anything that I leave behind me to anyone that can use it. I, Hazel Fuller, will all our senior problems to the future seniors. I, Peggy Anderson, will my love and good times at H. H. S. to the future seniors. I, Ethel Newberry, will all of my excuses for being absent to Mr. Tarwater. I, Shelba Anderson, will my ability to graduate, although married, to my brother, Morgan. I, Pauline Amos, will my love for all guys but Bill H. to my sister, Fannie. I, Marie Frazier, will my love for H. H. S. and my fun that I have had there to my sisters, Barbara and Katy. I, Manthalee Yates, will all my love for the Pink-Room to mother, Lola Yates. I, Pauline Mullins, will my love for fun and crazy boys to Sharon Mullins and all the kids at Tarpon. I, James Hay, in a state of confusion, will all my flirty ways to Morgan Anderson and hope he has more fun with them than I did. I, Edgar Rice, will all my books to anyone who will have them. I, Ivan Duty, will my English book to Mr. Street and the faculty who wants it. I, Kenneth Compton, will all my books and love for women to my younger brother, Darrel. I, Gladys Rose, will my desire to graduate at H. H. S. to my sisters, Mary, Connie and Kathy, but everything else I own goes down with me. I, Gary Rose, in sound mind and in the best of health, will my brains and ideas to anyone who wants them. I, Janice Mullins, will everything that I leave to Barbara and Carol Mullins and Barbara all, which won ' t be much. I, Fairy Cochran, unlike the rest of my classmates, intend to take everything unattached with me. I, Joan Willis, will take everything I have with me except my flirty ways and this I will to my little sister, Rhee, who will soon need them. I, Sue Rakes, being in sound mind, will my flirty ways and love for H. H. S. to Sue Arrington and Kay Kiser. I, Don Raines, will my engineering boots to my brother, Jerry Raines, as soon as his feet get big enough to wear them. I, Shirley Farmer, will love for H. H. S. to the future Seniors. I, Paula Counts, will my love for Music Class to my younger, sweeter sister, Charlotte, and my algebra book to anyone that is sucker enough to take it. I, Helen Barton, will my love for working in the office to Delmar Barton and my love for Earl to Myself. I, Phillis Edwards, will all my love for cute boys to my friend, Joyce Mullins. I, Maggie Counts, will all my love for school and the boys to my sister and Pat Miller. I, Stoney Fields, will my speech book to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, Joe Harlowe, will my moonshine still to Stoney Fields, Gene Counts and Frank Willis. I, Frank Willis, will all my women to Joe Harlowe and Stoney Fields. I, Carolyn Wright, will my love for dancing to anyone who loves it as much as I do. I, Linda Gail Hay, will my love for Gaines Stiltner to Pat Miller. I, Harold Edwards, will my good looks and common sense to Palmer Woods. I, Gray Kiser, in a state of shock, will my algebra book to Mrs. Bailey. I, Palmer Woods, will the future of H. H. S. to the good fellows that will follow me. I, Johnny Arrington, will my charm and good looks and common sense to Ronnie Sutherland. I, Ralph Owens, will my kindness in exchange for the kindness the teachers and principal have shown me. I, Leon Ramsey, will my French book and the glances from the bus driver to Charlotte Lambert. I, Sidney Counts, will my love for the bus driver to Jimmy Anderson. I, Carrol Woods, will my love and appreciation to the teachers and principal of H. H. S. I, Danny Robinson, will my love for French to Danny Hay. I, James C. Yates, will my speech book to the classes of 1958-59. I, Earl Bartley, will my love for the girls of H. H. S. to the eleventh grade boys and my sympathy to the future teachers of H. H. S. I, Ronald Compton, will my love to cheerleader to some other boy. I, Nell Sykes, will all my rough basketball playing to Janice Rice, Jerline Sykes and Ronald Sykes. I, Wanda Epling, will my love to Jackie Owens and all of my fun at H. H. S. to Kitty Mondrage and Lorraine Jackson. I, Shelba Owens, will my love for H. H. S. to the future seniors. I, Thanna Davis, will my love for reading to Edith Davis and hope that she will profit from it. I, Theda Turner, will all my love for H. H. S. to my sister, Patricia. I, Phyllis Gilbert, will all my good days at H. H. S. to my brother, Garnell. I, Marlene Rasnake, will my love for school to anyone dumb enough to accept it. I, Opal Mullins, will all my books and good times to Sue Yates and Eura Belle Fuller. I, Edna Edwards, will my desire to graduate to Woodrow. I, Fern Colman, will my love for basketball to all the girls who are interested. I, Theda Edwards, will my love to my sister and brother, Glenda and Norris. I, Katy Thomas, will all my hard work and good times to my sisters, Theda Gay Thomas, and Lucille, hoping they have as much fun in school as I did. We, Oland Artrip, Jim O ' quinn, Frank Ratliff, Harry Mullins, and Bobby Taylor, will our love for Mr. Tarwater ' s paddle to anyone who can stand it. We, Gene Counts and Gene Harlowe, will our ability to skip class to anyone who thinks they can get by with it. We, Ann Gail Hammon, Bernice Colley and Trulah Yates, will our appreciation to our parents for aiding us in completing school. We, Virginia Mullins and Shirley Epling, will our love for Pepsi-Colas to Mack Mullins and Johnny Colley. We, Gloria O ' Quinn and Georgia Tiller, will our love for Clemor and Junior to anyone who thinks they can get them. We, Charlotte O ' Quinn and Judy Childress, will our evil minds and wicked souls to the ones left behind. Glass CProplecy Yes, just yesterday we were thinking what our classmates of 1957-58 last words were. In 20 years from this day, we ' ll meet on the moon for our class reunion. Then, it was something to laugh about, but now since our great scientist, Gloria O. , has brought forth the Saddlelight, it is possible. We decided to go just to see how many of our classmates remembered this. The rocket was off with a boom! Glancing around, we saw we weren ' t the only ones abroad. Billy C. was pilot and Frank W. was Co-Pilot. In the control room we saw Ronnie O. , James Y. , and Carley S. Danny R. , Bobby H. , Gene H. , and Gene C. , the great servicemen, were also abroad. Katy T. and Fairy C. made their round as stewardesses to make sure everyone was comfortable. With a crash, the rocket landed. Awaiting us, was Carrol T. , in a flying saucer, invented by Rhett S. and his assistants, Larry F. and Johnny A. Wandering downtown, we passed a teen-age ri ot, starring Harry M. , Elvis Presley’s biggest rival. Amidst the crowd, Carolynn W. , Virginia M. , Shirley E. , Paula C. , and Kay S. were giving a demonstration of Rock ' n ' Roll as it was in ' 57. Approaching the capital, we saw posters such as: Kennith C. , VS. Edgar R. , for president. Later on, we heard the election returns. James H. was elected Mayor by a Russian Artificial Moon-slide. Touring the court building, we learned that Manthlee Y. , the great lawyer, was trying desperately to clear James B. , Bob T. , Frank R. , Jimmy O. , and Don R. on the case of stealing headless chickens. Touring another section of town, we noticed the different movies showing. Wild Bull from Borneo, starring Ralph O. and Virginia H. ; Man Hunters from Mars, starring Anne A. and Theda E. , co-starring Theda T. and Gladys R. Purchasing the Moon Shine” newspaper, edited by Charlotte L. and Gail H. , we first noticed the headlines as being The Great Missionary, Betty L. , is being hunted by the Detectives, Claude C. , Robert H. and Gary R. , on the charges of fleeing from Pluto. Our attention was also called to another topic. Shelby C. and Hazel F. , representatives from the Travelers Guild of America, were visiting the moon in order to organize a Traveling Housewives Club. Fern C. and Shelby A. were being given a free trip around the world to prove the club was worthwhile. Other members included Helen B. , Betty F. , JoAnn S. , Ethel B. and Ann H. Meanwhile, back in the U. S. , doctors Gray K. , Leon R. , and Georgia T. , with the assistance of their nurses, Maggie C. , Linda Y. and Shirley F. , discovered the cure for gigglites. Being a loyal citizen, Carrol W. volunteered to be their guinea pig. Our travelers companion, Nell S. , accompanied us back to Earth. We arrived in New York just in time for the final game of the World Series. Nina C. ' s one family team won over their competitors with the fine coaching of Donald O. and Palmer W. Wandering on downtown, we saw a sign, JOE ' S GARAGE, owned by Joe H. Stepping inside, we learned that Pauline M. was private secretary, assisted by Janice M. and Edna E. In the next department, George Y. was training Marlene R. and Peggy A. to replace Thanna D. and Berneice C. , who were leaving to be married. Deciding to visit Haysi, we went to the train station. Entering the building to purchase our tickets, we found Phillis E. and Pauline A. at the information desk, and Marie F. as telephone receptionist. Boarding the train, we were greeted at the door by Stoney F. , the conductor. The porter, Ronald C. , turned the TV on, and we quickly noticed the program in progress as This is Your Wife, directed by Ivan D. , the henpecked husband. He was interviewing Earl B. and Sidney C. , who were leaving for Hawaii and Paris on their second honeymoons. With a flash, a special bulletin was announced. Lola E. and Nancy B. were being crowned Housewives of the Year by last year ' s winners, Charlotte O. and Judy C. As soon as we arrived in Haysi, we decided to visit the school. Oland A. had replaced Mr. Tarwater as Principal. Opal M. and Rachel S. were his secretaries. Sue R. and her science class were discussing if a trip to the moon were possible. Trula Y. was head of the Home Ec Department, while Harold E. was the Agricul- ture instructor. Since some of our classmates forgot our reunion on the moon, maybe at our next reunion, 20 years from now, everyone will be present. avorites SHIRLEY EPLING CARROL TURNER ( JKost Uafeniecf VIRGINIA MULLINS ROGER ROSE JIapptesi fflos Or pinal NANCY BELCHER CARROL WOODS Gutest JANICE MULLINS G. B. YATES OCea es LOLA EDWARDS IVAN DUTY TTiesi Dressed SUE RAKES LARRY FULLER J3est Spor s Titos t ScAood Sp r ed VIRGINIA MULLINS ROGER ROSE Titos t IJersaiife GAIL HAY RALPH OWENS NINA COMPTON HAROLD EDWARDS As selected by the Seniors t+‘ Titos l Popular CHARLOTTE O’QUINN RHETT SUTHERLAND Ttriencffiest MAGGIE COUNTS LARRY FULLER Titos l TTlh elic VIRGINIA MULLINS ROGER ROSE TBesl TTUTTAroun cf SUE RAKES RHETT SUTHERLAND Most Studious SUE RAKES CLAUDE CUMBO Most oidejfu to Succeed SUE RAKES RHETT SUTHERLAND Most dtependadfe CHARLOTTE LAMBERT CLAUDE CUMBO Idlest Speakers VIRGINIA MULLINS SIDNEY COUNTS um ' ors EURA BELLE FULLER DENNIS OWENS SUE HAMMONS GLENN OWENS SUE HARLOW JOHNNY VIERS BERNEICE EDWARDS JEFF TURNER JANICE NEWBERRY GARY TURNER SUE YATES CAROLYN PAYNE VEARL SUTHERLAND BETTY YOUNCE JANET SUTHERLAND RONALD OWENS SUE ARRINGTON ROGER MULLINS FREE) A SUTHERLAND JAMES MULLINS NANCY ARRINGTON JOE KILGORE NANCY FULLER BEECHER HAMMONS SHIRLEY FULLER WAYNE FLEMING DIXIE SILCOX JUNIOR POWERS BETTY LOCKHART PAUL OWENS LORRAINE JACKSON BOBBY DEEL KAY KISER GAY YATES ROGER COUNTS TRELLA HENSLEY JOHNNY COLLEY BRENDA OWENS MACK MULLINS VIRGINIA BOWMAN JERRY COCHRAN PEGGY PUCKETT ARVIL CLEVINGER BARBARA CHAPMAN AVERY EDWARDS ALICE O ' QUINN PAUL EDWARDS HELEN TURNER EUGENE EDWARDS ANN POWERS RALEIGH FARMER JOYCE DAVIS TOMMY L. ANDERSON GAY FULLER TRULA HILL GLENN CHARLES JANICE O ' QUINN DELMAR BARTON NINA SUTHERLAND CURTIS O ' QUINN JANICE ROBINSON PALMER McCOWAN EDITH DAVIS ROGER MULLINS GAIL PUCKETT JIMMY ANDERSON PRISCILLA VIERS CHARLES ADKINS WEDA COCHRAN TOMMY DUTY PATSY SUTHERLAND FRANCIS GROSS KITTY MONDRAGE BOBBY FULLER BARBARA MULLINS MARGARET ANDERSON RICHARD OWENS NINA EDWARDS TOMMY ANDERSON THEDA EDWARDS LARRY CHILDRESS FAYE FULLER BOBBY COLLEY MARY MULLINS EDWIN DUTY JACK MULLINS LOYALL HAY EMORY FULLER JERRY MULLINS BILLY LINKOUS RALPH KEENE KENNY FULLER DANNY HAY { A WAYNE EDWARDS WILLIAM OWENS i v i - A c? %h� _- 1 : r ' TOO BUSY PHOTO Not Available BILLY POWERS LONNIE YATES ROBY WOODS KERMIT WALLACE DOUGLAS RA SNAKE RAYMOND ROBERTS TIVIS TURNER GARY SUTHERLAND GLENN SUTHERLAND JOYCE MARTIN umor Sponsors: MRS. BONNIE OWENS, MRS. J. BAILEY c5 op i om ores Sponsor: MR. TOMMY STREET Sponsors: MRS. KATY J. POWERS, MR. NORMAN MULLINS C7resAmen Sponsors: MR. DAN TILLER, MR. ROY DEEL Sponsors: MRS. VIOLET TARWATER, MISS VIRGINIA MILLER CjKjJitJj Sr a c e Sponsors: MRS. E. DAVIS, MR. A. C. COUNTS lementani Teacher: MRS. ETHEL PUCKETT Teacher: MR. GRANVILLE OWENS Teacher: MISS JUANITA POWERS Sixth Strac e Teacher: MRS. VIRGINIA WRIGHT Teacher: MISS ELIZA DYE Teacher: MISS DIMPLE YATES fourth 5 Tac e Teacher: MRS. LOU DAVIS Teacher: MRS. RUBY K. ANDERSON Teacher: MRS. MARY COLLEY Teacher: MRS. JEANNE MATHERLY d rs ancf Second trades Teacher: MRS. JUNE STREET Jirs dr ci c e Teacher: MRS. MAE SUTHERLAND Jl ctivities Student Council Tissue tat ion President - RHETT SUTHERLAND Vice President TOMMY DUTY Secretary-Treasurer DELMAR BARTON SCationaf Shfonor Society President ----- Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter CLAUDE CUMBO FRANCIS GROSS SUE RAKES CHARLOTTE LAMBERT c r Ji jer Uafes” J j aper StaJjf 1956 1957 Sponsors: MRS. MARY CAIN, TOMMY STREET u Uiqer Oafes” J j aper StafJ 1957 J 1958 Sponsors: MRS. MARY CAIN, JANE CARPENTER President Vice President Secretary — - Treasurer O. ViJfi-y VIRGINIA MULLINS CAROLYN WRIGHT ■ - NINA COMPTON - - SHIRELY EPLING President- - - • Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - JG-V - SIDNEY COUNTS - - LEON RAMSEY ■ - GENE COUNTS JIMMY ANDERSON 7 . 7171 . President - ■ Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter LINDA G. HAY CHARLOTTE O ' QUINN BERNICE COLLEY - - - TRELLA HENSLEY 7 . 7 . 71 . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer- - - - - BOBBY COLLEY RONALD COMPTON ROY COMPTON - - ZANE COUNTS JCey Gfu6 President — WARREN G. COLLEY Vice President - - -FRANCIS GROSS Secretary RHETT SUTHERLAND Treasurer — DON RAINES 3fee Gfu6 Sponsor: MISS EILEEN DEEL y.y.cn. President Vice President Secretary- Treasurer Reporter - - ROGER ROSE CLAUDE CUMBO LOLA EDWARDS CHARLOTTE LAMBERT President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- SUE RAKES Vice President - -- -- -- — - -- -- -- -- - SUE ARRINGTON Secretary- Treasurer - — - -- -- — KITTY MONDRAGE Reporter MARTHA ARRINGTON •Wte The Senior Class of HAYSI HIGH SCHOOL “c5o presents Uhls S7s January, 1958 (A Comedy in Three Acts) Cast of Character s Dexter Smith (A high school senior) Mrs. Smith (his mother) Mr. Smith (his father) Dotty Smith (her sister) Joe Pauley (college representative) Marcella Payne (Deck’s girlfriend) - Dash Harris (college co-ed) Dutch Kelly (college co-ed) Liz (Deck’s older sister) John (Liz ' s husband) Beef (truck driver) Felix Finley (a traveler) Jack Hubbard (a traveler) Mrs. Payne (Marcella ' s mother) — Pinky, Blinky, and Stinky (3 kids) - James H. and Carley S. Nina Compton - - Kennith Compton L 0 i a Edwards Claude Cumbo Charlotte Lambert Sue Rakes Nancy Belcher Paula Counts James Bartley Frank Rattliff Larry Fuller Caroll Turner Fern Coleman Janice M. , Lottie O. , G. B. Y. JL thLetics £Bas £etSaff £ earn Left to right: Virginia Hay, Theda Edwards, Nell Sykes, Janice Rice, Karen Owens, Jerline Sykes, Andra Taylor, Loraine Jackson, Henrietta Jackson, Frieda Suther- land, Pat Miller, Lola Edwards, Loretta Mullins, Helen Owens, Fern Coleman, Virginia Mullins. FERN COLEMAN - Senior Shortie Captain Guard, 4 years One who can be depended on for smooth playing. VIRGINIA MULLINS - Senior Jibb Co -Captain Forward, 3 years Fast, dependable, and ac- curate, a good sport and player. VIRGINIA HAY - Senior Jinny Forward, 2 years A good, dependable player with a winning spirit. LORRAINE JACKSON - Junior Dot Guard, 2 years A good dependable player, with plenty of speed. LOLA EDWARDS - Senior Lefty Guard, 3 years She holds the team together, with excellent playing. HELEN OWEtiS - Freshman Sis Forward, 1 year An asset for Haysi High School. 7)asAet()a Ueam Roger Rose, James Hay, Jimmy Anderson, Curtiss Thomas, Rhett Sutherland, Ray- mond Roberts, Robert Baker, Don Raines, Gene Counts, Ronnie Owens, Morgan Anderson, Tony Branham, Richard Owens, Junior Powers, Jimmy Edwards, Jerry Smith, Billy Monderage, Danny Sutherland, Mac Hay, Ellis Branham, Wayne La Force, Ronald Sykes, Mitchell Church, Le Roy Edwards, Kit Sykes, Bobby Counts, Le Roy Church, Grayburn Barton. HOMER DEEL Coach RHETT SUTHERLAND 6 Senior Forward, 3 years A fine rebounder and all- ’round player. DON RAINES 5 8 Senior Guard, 2 years A hustling ’little man’ who has an eye for the basket. TONEY BRANHAM 5’11 Sophomore Forward, 2 years His driving ability should bring him much glory in the future. ROGER ROSE 5 9 Senior Guard, 2 years An accurate field shooter trickster who heads the of- fensive attack. RAYMOND ROBERTS 6 3 Junior Center, 1 year His height is a real asset in the defensive position and rebound department. ” BOBBY DEEL Mascot 1957 NADINE FLEMING GAIL PUCKETT KATHALEEN BARTON ANN GOOD Sponsor: MISS JANE CARPENTER 7) us Drivers First row: Warren Colley, Floyd Arrington, Martin Edwards, and Otis Mullins. Second row: Bob owens. Holiday Edwards, Bobby Deel, and Lawrence Harrison. Stoney Fields, absent. duertisers FAI12MOUNT IN 1P 1E12IAL_ Ice Cream - Dairy Products Bluefield, Va. Phone 4961 Compliments of JOHN COON MILK SALESMAN Fairmont - Imperial Bluefield, Va. Compliments of T3II_I THOMPSON Ice Cream Salesman Fairmont - Imperial Bluefield, Va. Compliments of the Compliments of COLLEY FUNERAL HOME 24 Hr. Ambulance Service otr. DENTIST Phone 5201 Phone Clintwood 3501 Hay si 2631 Clintwood, Va. Compliments of Compliments of ELMER ' S GULF SERVICE SYKES MOTOR SALES, INC. Dodge- Plymouth Dealer Rt. 80 Sales and Service Phone 4911 Clintwood, Virginia Compliments of THE DEEL BROS. FEEDS GROCERIES Courteous Service Clintwood, Virginia F remont, V irginia CHN1T WOOD ESSO SERVICENTER 3. T3. , LAMBERT “3 Courteous Efficient Service Hotpoint Appliances Esso - Gas, Oil Phone 4291 Clintwood, Va. Nora, Virginia (fsso) DEALER BENNETT CLEVINGER APPL. CO. Haysi, V a. APPLIANCES Hotpoint Appliances Furniture and Hardware Phone 2551 Haysi, Virginia Phone 2161 Compliments of Compliments of HAYSI BEAUTY SHOPPE ‘Hair Styles Fit for a Queen Phone 2451 Haysi, Virginia IS l K N l MOTORS Compliments of ROYAL SUPPLY Royal City, Va. CO. New and Like New Cars Royal City, Va. Friendly Courteous Ser. Phone 5-6211 Dealer License H 3550 Phone No. 1 No. 2 5-7721 5-9281 H DIXON WATCHMAKER RIFES TV COMPANY Quality Sales and Service JEWELER RCA and GE Grundy, Virginia T elevisions Gifts of Quality Phone W e-5-7881 Phone 5-4161 Grundy, V a. I — IAYSI ESSO STATION Three Brilliant Gasolines Esso, Esso-Extra, Golden Esso Estra Complete Car Service RILEY BARTLEY, Mgr. FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 3791 Clintwood, Virginia at BEVERLY MARKET RESTAURANT PEOPLES STORE Honaker, Virginia Groceries - Feeds Dry Goods - Hardware Phone 7961 Clinchco, Virginia Compliments of HAYSI MOTOR SALES Phone 2241 and CUMBERLAND CHEVROLET SALES Clintwood, Virginia “The Hot Ones Even Hotter” buck ' s HAVSI HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. SUPER MARKET “Your Dependable Save Money and S. H. Source of Supplies Green Stamps at Phone 2261 BUCK’S Phone 4151 Hay si, Virginia Clintwood, Virginia C ° , CECIL C. PRESLEY 0th WHOLESALE Candies, Notions, Hosiery at the Etc. HAVSI CAFE Honaker, Virginia in Hay si, Virginia “A Friend You Have to Buy Isn’t -Cab Service- Worth the Price Ph. 2401 Compliments of ATSTTSIT ' S uohnson ' s 5 - 10 - 1.00 STORE BEAUTY SHOP Haysi, Virginia Hay si, Virginia Phone 2191 2ualit j tyroceried Compliments of N 11 L_L.ER S MARKET THE EE. Phone 2251 Phone 3251 Haysi, Va. Bartlick, Va. Mil — 1 IS IAINI CANDY COMPANY Market Meats - Produce Groceries Hi - Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of HAYSI GROCERY COMPANY SLYN ■R. Hay si, Virginia Clintwood, Virginia Phone 2421 Compliments of Wise, Virginia “Better Taste Calls for R. C. ” COlfl Best by taste-test a % r r Compliments of p rvlcOL_UT e MERCANTILE COMPANY “Along McClure River Shoes - Groceries - Gas GROCERY AND Every Item Guaranteed by service station ff “Your Complete One � jflu Stop Service REMIRE SUTHERLAND AND WALTER BUCHANAN Owners Wholesale Distributors of “Nokoff Cough Syrup Phone 4756 Tenso, Virginia Clinchco McClure, Virginia M SAVE ■— AT ROYAL LAUNDRY CO. OF GRUNDY INCORPORATED Launderer s WESTERN AUTO STORE Dry Cleaners Clintwood, Va. Grundy, Virginia F. A. PORTERFIELD, Mgr. Phone 3811 Phone WE-5-2481 ' pCautera dy 2{ 0ie Say It With Flowers F rom Flowers - Corsages - Funeral Designs Floral Designs - Flowers for All Occasions St. Paul - Pennington Gap Appalachia - Kingsport, Term. Pikeville, Ky. - Prestonsburg, Ky. FUNERAL HOME Grundy, Va. tVIAVTAG CO. Better Furniture Phone -w 5 -26 1 1 Moderately Priced Cash or Credit 24 Hr. Ambulance Service Main Street BUCHANAN CO. Grundy, Virginia Only Three Patient Carrier Fedscreek, Ky. LYNWOOD AMD AL-AMIO THEATRES Houses of Good Pictures and Perfect Sound T ET Sl- COLA COMPANY TREXAL.I DRUG STORE AND russelLs MEN’S SHOP Grundy, Virginia tycc4t tyaact ' JoaeC Compliments of TUNNEL INNi SINCLAIR GAS Fremont Highway Clintwood, Va. “Good Things to Eat GEN. STORE Meats, Groceries, Dry Goods “Wolverine Shoes Haysi, Virginia SEE US at BIS DOLLAR SUPER MARKET Top Values in Choice Groceries Haysi, Virginia Compliments of BREAK ' S MOTOR SALES, INCORPORATED Hay si, Virginia There’s a Ford in Your Future SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT TRIVETRSIE E MOTORS MOORE ' S JEWELRY Clintwood, Virginia “Come in and Buy a Gift From Us’’ Grundy, Va. Compliments of TD ' E. DENTIST Grundy, Virginia to the Class of 1958 From the ' lacuJSty OF Compliments of ASSOCIATE STORE Grundy, Virginia H. T. SUTHERLAND, Owner VALLEY TRAILER SALES, INC. if Grundy, Virginia §i Near Hospital on Highway 460 ■8 PAUL R. COCHRAN Vice President and Manager Congratulations to the Seniors and Faculty- 1957 - 1958 Dante, Virginia 7lncf (So oocfbye At last the end of our school days fades away . . . Our four years of study . . . cherished friendships . . . schoolwork and school activities have slowly faded away. . . A new life lies ahead . . . fame and fortune for some, disappointment and heartache for others . . .each one out to seek success ... As we approach the future we shall always remember our class motto, It matters not what we are thought to be, but what we are. AND SO GOODBYE CLASS OF 1958 HAYS! PUBLIC LIBRARY HAY SI, VIRGINIA v p