Henry Clay High School - Slashes Yearbook (Ashland, VA)

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X X, , X V , x x X N41 CU. 0.01 THE SLASHES 958 9 1 X The Annual Publlcahon of the Sfudenfs of HENRY CLAY HIGH SCHOOL Ashland Vlrglnla EDITOR R b Bl BUSINESS MANAGER: M llncla Lu k 1.3, fl 'H U -'-A ff my Q 9 J U. if i F - 5 S - I 3 - LE' F , lll. 1' 1 4 -fl! i T ,- -J If 5 nm H M M-Iv :VV X- Irl ' X X Z I : o ert ickensfaff e ' c ln this First International Geophyslcal Year our graduates go out not only into the world but Into the universe Thelr hornzons are lumlted only by their ablllty to gras knowledge Man IS beglnmng to trust himself and to realize IS furthermost ambltlons WI th an entirely new outlook on llfe and fresh pre dlctlons concernmg entirely new fields of endeavor he faces f 5 the future 1 f Therefore It IS both flttlng and proper that In this Year One of the Space Age, the theme of the l958 SLASHES be s 5 3 the future Accordingly on each dlvlslon page, the Insert !fc1?,91, suggests how that particular actlvlty may appear In THE FUTURE ff AX WL? 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M- , W, ' 1 ' ,- .. .... ,II,:.gi H , lssevifdi-i194 , umm- f.w,,,,,.f Zi- 7 . 'Ui 1 ' ,f AZ r MRS. DAY BLICKENSTAFF MRS. GLYNN BUCHANAN teaches Biology and Chem- teaches Shorthand I and Il, istry, is sponsor of the Bios bookkeeping, and General Club and co-sponsor of the Business. She prepares her S. C. A. Experiments and field trips add interest to her classes. B.S. , Cedar Crest College. zzz T7 MRS. IDUISE COLLEY teaches girls' athletics, is the girls' varsity coach, and sponsors the Cheer- leaders. She stresses good sportsmanship in her classes and in com- petition. B. S. , Longwood Col- lege. L. students for successful ca- reers in the business world by her thorough instruction. Howard Payne College, Metropolitan College. MRS. ELISE CAGE teaches Algebra I and Il and Plane Geometry, is sponsor of the Freshman Class and co-spon- sor of the Beta Club and MRS. RHODA BUCKLEY, librarian, is sponsor of the Library Club and is a good friend to all the students. She is helpful and patient with those doing research or choosing books. B.A. , William and Mary College S. C.A. She is well liked by her students for her helpfulness and friendliness. B.A. , West- hampton College. MRS. IVY CROSS teaches Home Economics I, III, and IV. She has influenced many students in choosing careers. B.S., Madison College. MR. TYLER DEIERHOI, teacher of History Ill, Civics, English I, and Physical Education, is also a sponsor of the Junior class and the as- sistant coach. He main- tains high standards in his classes and coaching. University of Richmond. Faculty Prepares MISS ETHEL HOWARD teaches Typing I and Il, Office Training and is sponsor of the F. B. L.A. Her good humor and pa- tience establish a pleasant atmosphere in her classes. B. S. Madison College. Students to Fclce Future fx . xx uiligfk w ssh as t . Nlfvvl Lx Cc.:-X-K K1 xx XA-XQ KCBS- C10 MR. CHARLES MCKINNEY, teacher of Science, Physics Mechanical Draw ing , Math- ematics IV and sponsor of the Key Club, has an in- tense devotion to all branch- es of science and a personal interest in his students' future plans. B.S., Massa- chusetts Institute of Tech- nology. MRS. CHARIDTTE JOHNSON teaches Home Economics I, Eighth Grade Home Econom- ics and is a sponsor of the F. H. A. Her students enjoy her pleasant classes and re- spect her practical knowl- edge of homemaking. B. S. , Virginia Polytechnic Institute. MRS. LINDA B. LUCK is teacher of United States Government and History III and is a sponsor of the Senior class. Her students enjoy her pleasant manner and the informal discus- sions in her classes. B.S. , Mary Washington College. MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN teaches Latin and French, is sponsor of the Sophomore class and co-sponsor of the Beta Club. Her enthusiasm inspires her students and high standards prevail in her classes. B.S., Longwood College. , M. A. University of South Carolina. MR. DAVID JOHNSTON teaches English land III, and is a sponsor of the Junior class. His humor and talent for drama are features of his classes, B.A. , M.A. , University of Richmond. MRS, RUTH MOORE teaches English I and Eighth Grade English, is co-sponsor of the yearbook, and a sponsor of the Eighth Grade. I-let nice personality and understand- ing are helpful to her students. B, A, , Greensboro College, M, A. , Duke University, MRS. DORIS QUARLES teaches English H and IV is sponsor of the Drama- tics Club and co-sponsor of the Senior Class. Her warm Personality makes her a favorite with the students. B. S., Ran- dolph-Macon College. MR. HARVEY SEAL is the teacher of Agriculture and sponsor of the F. F.A. His competent instruction and high standards of a - chievement have resulted in many honors for his students. B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. MRS. MARGARET REED teaches Eighth Grade His- tory, is a sponsor of the Eighth Grade, and is co- sponsor of the yearbook. Her classes enjoy discus- sions of current news as x well as American Histo lege, M.A., Uni ' , of Richmond. ng fi kv ti B. A. Westhamptony- . ,A 1' L! MR. GLENN RUDACILLE teaches Physical Education, coaches all sports, and sponsors the Monogram Club. It is through his coaching and teaching that our successful teams have become known for their clean sportsmanship. B. A. , Randolph-Macon College. , X I f, X X W f LL MRS, BYRD sc MIERER, teacher ,W yulvvfw, of General Science and Mathe- fl' A ,lb f matics is the sponsor of the . . Pc r f science Club and co-sponsor of X the Freshman Class, She en- X U1 LJ? .iff KN I L , HM at l A tiff K f K d h 1 h' d azrg:r.z:i?s..zC.1::a55,221.1 Fvwlfy Sponsors Clubs explanations B S Lo gwood . . . px College, ,X Aj W M f s J 4,4 ., .1 l ,lsr jfmw ZW I L gvfyhv MQISS T A THORPE teaches Eighth Grade Math- ematics and Algebra I, is sponsor of the F.T.A. and co-sponsor of the Eighth Grade. Her genuine in- terest and friendliness are appreciated by her stu- dents. B.S., Madison College. MR, ROBERT TOBIAS teaches Band and Chorus. He devotes much of his time and effort to the promotion of interest in music. B.S. , M.A. - New York University. Nh. T7 ' as 4' or o'hr 4 ,DS Q LEFT TO RIGHT W Johnson, Krnzer Trgnor Sm1th Mrs I-iarrrs Mr Johnston Mr McK1nney Bus Drivers Are Friends To All Buses load promptly at three o clock wing .JL sw:-: 33 't'f...i'ii,. 7' 'SXHXL t r ... 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W vis -s.-,.1 Y' ar ' .Rx 4 GLADYS MAE BO CAROLYN LEE DAVIS FLORENCE ISABELL DUKE The First Yeo r ELIZABETH CARTER ELLINGTON SHIRLEY LOUISE FLETCHER EDITH ANN GAMNION JNL NV-w JOYCE GAYNELL DYSON DONA LD LEE FLETCHER JOYCE ANN GAMMON ,uf ar IE Qs 31 WILLIAM BYRON GILMAN 'Milf .W h V 1 A A GLENN CHAUNCEY HARMIC MARY JEAN HARRIS WAYNE SHELTON HARRIS BEVERLY JEAN HART 4-5, IWN -walt-F ww 1.5 NAN CYE LOUISE GRA NINGER Seniors About on Bright RUTH HARTLEY HEMINGWAY .pu- 411 3 A 49 L .164 K Z MICHAEL CIIAPPELLE IA CKSON 6 I Olllwu-an I , , W. Q I wwf WILLIAM ALLAN KEYES ELIZABETH LEE LOVING 73.5 'rf--v' 5. IA CQUELINE LA URITZ OSTERUD Look Forward in The of Science .IACQUELYN BLAIR RICE ' -nr MARY ANN PARR N f f' X x X i I I OWEN NELSON POLLARD, JR. WILLIAM RUSSELL RICE Q -uxnr I dr IA NICE MARIE PATTERSON RYLA ND OSBORNE REAMY , IR EDITH IOY RIDGLEY VIRGINIA MAE ROBBINS 'ICQ BARBARA JEAN SAMUEL EDWARD AUGUSTUS SMITH, 'X lx lamb X f I ? V f uf DANIEL WARREN ROGERS HARRY CHRISTOPHER RYAN Arr Seniors il H' I1 4... on IQ er ALVA CAROL SMITH ROBERT KIRBY SMITII aQ, xi M l , N 5 f- T 1 I O I' BETTIE ANN SOUTHWQRTH .1 4' M x W 4, Qq f SHIRLEY ANN STANLEY -ag s but --an 'Q if JAMES PENDLETON STEVENSON LYNETTE DORENE THAYER DP P ' X- 2- 1 . , ,J A. uv' ff N WILLIAM ROOSEVELT STANLEY JR ,rv ff' 'yr' 1 Ea V! ELDRIDGE LEWIS SWEARENGIN MARY ANNA TIGNOR 'fa 0,M f-5 A -4' BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS WILLIAM EDWARD WORKMAN Moy Be The First in Space 25 Delegate Gwathmey speaking to the Senior Assembly Q . Qai- 111 , B 1 s ' g TVX: x R : jk? x no i 'U if! 4.15 M4 ib ' 'ga H .1 , 3 BL ' ..LJ 125112 im- S ,gg Wy, W- .1 .... 0- r 9 2 ,sr Q T 'T S ..f.....'M W, uwnlw. E 'Jun-I7 'V-3 nun-w 'k VG! M' ad Vx .i y ,, Q VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN ROBERT ALAN BLICKENSTAFF ELIZABETH LEE LOVING CLASS NIGHT HONORS LEF1' TO RIGHT SEATED Ryland Reamy Prophet Carolyn Coates Hlstorlan Ruth Hemmgway Last W111 and Testament Carol Smxth Prophet STANDING Betty Jean W1111amS Buddy Watson and Mary Carl Ttgnor G1fIOl'13Y1S s,g.. ' I ' u t , . ll ' . J V on . , 1 1 E we 4 fe-:?fsst.w,,aM x ' ' N Q ' . . .. , -nn M A , ' x . , X , use . ..,,, . ................... ., , ,, , ,vnmQ....,,,,. JC. ,g:g,,, ,M.,,m.-Q at ' ' ' N Q , . .f , 4 , 3 A ., ,.4'.A, , ', q' .Ma , 1 , .4, 5 5 fw,-, V Q N .---. 9, Migi f 3 L 5- NA K ig, A x ., 1 ,K My , , , K A . I ,N I vw-4 wk Qj:,4Wm .,., Linda Moore V a eamy SUSHH S316 Secretary Presidenf 5 N Tre-SSUICI Johnny Gill!'E.'f:7-?- 1 '- -- o' ff--' Gene Holman Vice-President 2 Reporter 3 Q. , L L, 'nw I . I 5 . A ' . L -6 ' Y- 1: may f , t a V Class Rings Owen Brady Carol Braxton Lewis Breeden lean Bremner Richard Brice Elmyra Brown Norman Bumett Jean Carter John Clark Winnie Clayton Sandra Claytor Rachael Claytor Margaret Cole Jim Cox Roy Darnell Betty Lee Doggett Emily Eastman Ann Edwards Carolyn Edwards Kay Ferguson Shirley Fetfy Earnie Franck George Gallimore JObnny Gilman Billy Graham ' Terry Lee Alexander Ju nlors Receive Tommy Amo Cecile Andrews Phyllis Barlow Roland Beazley John Billingsley Ellen Brady ta, IL 'Z-N as 'F' Q 1 i Q fxx - 'N fo ,. r . -, '5- L IM G' eg' 'K' rl' L J A 5. J 1- p 5 lu A' v 'Q- but-N.. L TV 1 A at AN' - 7 ' , kwa' 3, Q. 6- J a 3 s ,, 12 g Z J 'mr SU' Douglas Green Dianna Hagen Aubrey' Hale ar' Mr Watson Hall Joan Harkey Thomas Harmic Cynthia Harris Y k Juniors Wor for Class David K. Johnston Juanita Harris LaX erne Harris Gene Holman Joe Hollowa Bills Horne Franklin Jones Dorothy Kennon James Kennon Nanc Leadbetter Marjorie Livelx Elaine Lohr Jimmw Luck Pat McDonough Jeanne Martin Pat Miller Schuyler Miller Charles Mills Jojce Mintz Linda Moore Joanne Morris Mary Moss Merrilyn Muller Bruce Newell John Newell Jean Newton on Prolects Mr Tyler Deierhoi Rebecca Reamy Jerrianne Redford Mary Rigsby Lois Ritenour Susan Sale Joan Saunders Jeanette Seay Herbert Sharman Robert Six Perry Snider Betsy Snipes Ruby Spurlock Lillian Swearengin Lucy Sydnor Alfred Taylor Freda Taylor Richard Taylor Franklin Tignor Shirley Tignor Jeanne Thompson Linda Thrower Peggy Trainum Shearer Troxell Margaret Vaughan Patsy Vaughan Alice Pizer Carolyn Pollard Patsy Prosise Betty Quarles Lillian Crawley Ralph Jones Robert King Norma Mauney Harry Miller Ben Saunders William Shann Alvin Tignor Evelyn Toms Arthur Traylor Forrest Webster bewis Whittington Charlie Wright Dianne Wade Judy Waleski Cf Q- L Cv JI, Barbara Wri Melinda Wat SOD Nancy Webber Norman West 8 ht Sophomores Join in School Activities Closs Sponsor Mrs. Mortin 37 T if ilfw LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Toms, President and Reporter: Vice Presidentg Harry Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. 'Q Q ' , '14 J' -vs vs g. .1 A ,U , , -A V f - ,,. , , .. - 6, '59 A V gm 1 xi: Charlie Wright, 4. , 7,1 on Q Q 4, T151- 1 :x if fi 1 2' v , sw, . . C -HR s F s Q S sl if if P 0 ii sf ,f .. 1 1,- 1 1 . Wg, Y: -if if Min WH? Q ffifgyg Q ,. Q b 4? 5,1 CAROL BRI TfI'ON 'Reporter DONNA aAss' Secretary Am, Andfugz Freshmen are First Mary Anne Barker Lois Barlow t Q. L Z' 4, Q C' it J' ll AX T' , s L sn, to-if -v Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs Cage Carolyn Barnbill Donna Bass Richard Bishop Ann Blunt Constance Bowden Mary Branch Alvis Braxton Carlyle Breeden Carol Britton Ernest Brown Glenda Burnett Betty Cameron Linda Campbell James Carneal Virginia Cauthotne Carolyn Chatless Carolyn Clark Sandra Clay Diane Coates Charles Collison Rita Corker Bertie Crawley Nancy Davies Topper Davis Clyde Dishman Carolyn Doggett Barbara Duke Albert Ellington Paul Epps Martha Ferguson Joan Fletcher Gloria Godsey Donald Green Jean Grooms Craig l-lalbleib John Boyd Hale Carter Hall Catherine Harris George Hierholzer Beverly Howard Thomas Jones Robert Lee Joyner Judy King Ernestine Lane Leonard Lively, Jr. Betty Jane Loving Julian Loving William Loving Five Yeor Closs Mrs Schmierer Barbara McDaniel Ralph Magee Rebecca Mallory Thomas Walter Martin James Roswell May Gordon Melton Patricia Miller Sue Miller Jimmy Mills James Min Glenn Mitchell James Moore Marie Payne Gloria Pollard Jane Pollard Ruth Pond Randolph Rice Charles Ripka Gloria Ripka Douglas Samuels Ruben Samuels Sara Kay Schriver Frances Seal Frances Simmons Leroy Six June Smith Doris Southworth Emily Spurlock Connie Stanley Mary Stanley Judy Starke Helen Stover Ray Tate David Taylor Wallace Taylor Mary Thomasson Tommy Thompson Joyce Tignor Donna Tyson Reginald Vaughan Butch Waleski Kenny Washbum Donald Wellman Esther West Geneva Williams Pauicia Worrie Michael Wright Barbara Luck James Luck William Luck Tb ,J .,.g A, 1- - L G D : J f W, V N A Ii 4 ,ji 5. 17 T' vs , an vu' is C 1' .-sf 4? - s. ' Cl 1. .22 , xl xl A x x I rf xiii 3 X X W 6 T' all 'wo- 2 as 0 . ,Num sv 4 , ' gf' Eighth Gro Steps up to High School Class Sponsors Mass Thorpe, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Moore cle Robert Alfred Joe Andrews Jimmy Beazley Frank Binns Arlette Borkey Faye Brady Walter Bremner Carol Bruce Frances Bruce Gail Bryant Calvin Buchanan Vemon Bumett Tommy Cameron Ann Cannon Joan Carter Mack Childress Jean Collison Wayne Davis William Davis Ruth Duke Mary Edwards John Embrey Kay Epps Hunter Ferguson Jimmy Ferguson Judy Fleming Betty F lournoy George Gammon Luther Gammon Vivian Gantt Sharon Geyer Tom Glave Leonard Graninger Reid Granger -0 ' Y Q.. eh X my JSI? 1'-,nv .S ,. .-. L. Y 54.4 4'1- 'tr 11 tis, 54' L sr' it L Lx ' I 3 g ns- ,V 'Q Q in gs' af .J .,4 L 1 in - .X xt 5 -- A -t . - .xl HL 3 'Q .. Q ji 7' Mary Gray wt J ' Caroline Hale 'J I is Q L. Charles Hale Linda Hall Kathy Harley ,r R , 0' Aix I , ,X 6 Q, N ,, Bob Hawkins tx A 4 x .L fl A ' Y David Heath 7 - -1 A Ray Henley X , Q., ,H , h A Sandra Jones if L A 1 z xr.,-' X ' Frank Kames Murrell LaFoon Carol Lane - Q Sambo Lane i , James Leonard 'f ' V Joe Leonard , fr-1, , Mary Jane Leslie K A N Dottie Lewis gf Dorothy Mallory Billy Martin Sandra Martin tb' 'D- 'Y mi ss-1 Ei is 1. 2 J 4. 1 ' A . A L si x 'Wy s -V -if Q 'T' Qu, Q fo' sn' 1' l .1 4 5, b 4 ..-3 on LA . v- .f?'.y ta, XSLA I Barbara Marr Ryland Mason Jane McCauley Frankie McLeod Edward May Jerry Maxey Edward Mills Carole Monger Shirley Newton Bob Palmore Barbara Peet Ron Prosise Iras Ripka Louise Roberts Marilyn Satterwhite Shelby Satterwhite Roy Saunders Earl Schmidt Clara Seay Martha Shaw Frances Six Faye Smith Merle Smith Bobby Snipes Dick Southworth Arlene Sparks Bobby Stanley Douglas Stanley Ralph Stanley Harold Starke Janice Stiefbold Phyllis Stuart David Schwartz Leo Swearengin Sandra Tate Shirley Tate Betty Tignor LaVerne Tignor Warren Tinsley Lee Ann Trainham Wayne Traylor Linda Vaughan Tommy Vaughan Jay Washburn Robert Wax LeRoy Waybright Winfrey Webb Susan Weems 'Z' Phil Wells Joan Whaley John Williams Jeanette Wilson David Young Activities Interest Eighth Graders X! V.. I , X. - ig- g1 'ff ' 'L 4 2, gf' K-:A :rx ,Q 7 ,sg f 3 f Qffavx? Y r , 5 ,.v X, I' J , I - ' ap 'A '- S g 41 ,. Lairaifa. I .,,wM:.E.i. Q k A 551 ..3 'Sq f J Jix CLUBS Q N? A 1 I F113 .v sep. O l A. Officers Lepd 'Us 1. v . 1 is J? 4 J! ' .-ff Y JF' s 1:1 3 I 1 5- ' 1' . I A W, 1125 , ' r' f ,. ol' 4. v- Q O 6 I 0' 4 . fv- . . f' I L ! . I , i A V o . n ' 1' ' . V ,X ff 1 gt Qg, j'v. . a'f'jQ'f,'i'3 4.Lf mf? Hag. . Q - , f .ga-rr 5 ,Q-gqgg-s,, :mu o - gk. wg Qfg.-'fy' ,rr qffgm g .V-:?f'g2i?'i,i Q 'f,Q,M'f: fj- ,L 14' M wrrif 'df' I 4 3 gy . -f if .4 Qin-'tiegf i' V ' f Q5gs ew 1fxgIY 1i'v 9 ABJ', ' 521.35 WV T, A Q, -egg? ' ' , ', 4,9 iif2'3f4gIx?'y' V I ' '19 - gzfsfjm 'ffl' , ' J - , Fgafgin f fff,fw., f . '1sf,'f7'i'254 ' ' z p,,, 'R , 5' if 1 -.,2' 'w,fy,a:7 , 'f,-,efefj AT A 'ff :.' ,J,E.iEY:5pf-f- 4 ' AL ,-,.fFQ5', 'fri - I .,, ft In W n W, 4 'fx , - v ,i ,, , 7, , fmt -311-VS,-f 2 54 Q . -vv.'- 1 A ,,, A .' in 7'g3??K? 'f K f ww, '3:Lff,i'3f7f2gf',': ' ' .av I . M 6 is ,Lf 'g' ' uwliuunk .1g?f?TQ,iw v'4'- ' , , 1 f'g.y' ' -Y Q: ' x Y, ,ev ' .xpffq , 'fig nv f ,.,n,, M' f J , u A. M ,K ,i,,,l,v,, ' . 1. ', 1 ,, ., '1.,. - .5-,L B , ,u ,?, 4. 'A , ff'-1 . ,L . . f :Ii X555 91 - -sf .5 1. 'rt S, nu' ' p'1-V2-'Ry . I i 1' W Q., wifi , .vA ...l-1'1'. 1 , fa V WQ334. Vffwfvn -,,f-.',, ugh 145,15 W - 1 1252! I urrfv' f. jf FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Blickenstaff, Smith, Carson, Troxell, Mrs. Cage. SECOND ROW: Moore, Coates, Webber, W. Davis, Snipes, Seal. THIRD ROW: Glave, T. Davis, McLemore, Ferguson, Leonard, R. Reamy, Newell, B. Reamy, Ellington, Toms. S. C. A. Stresses New Proiects The Student Council is the elected representation of the student body and the link of cooperation between students and faculty. The members plan the extra- curricular activities of the students and coordinate these with the rest of the school's program. The Student Cooperative Associa- tion played host to the Richmond District Meeting on December fourth. Representa- tives from nine counties and three cities gathered for business, disscussion, and fun This year, anewlyorganized Honor Court is attempting to teach that behavior and honesty is each student's personal re- sponsibility. lt is the hope of the Student Council that such training will make better citizens now and in the future. Honor Court Administers Justice SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Smith, R, Reamy, Carson, R. Reamy, Wells, Toms. STANDING: Alfano, Wright, Moore, Troxell, T. Davis, W. Davis, Schwartz. ion fd DERSINP CHARACTYR Beta Club The Beta Club at Henry Clay as a recognl tron soclety Betas have been recognlzed for thelr scholastlc achtevements Beta encourages Iearnmg for Its own sake To have Intellectual curloslty and oslty IS a Beta Club mem ber s Ideal Mental and moral dlSClPlIne builds character and character IS the basls of good leader shlp In school Betas are leaders whether or not they hold offlce ln school The satisfaction that comes from a lob well done, he horrzons that are broadened through awakened curloslty, the rewards that follow new Interests make membership nn the Beta Club somethlng to work for and the harder the struggle the greater the achievement 42 C5 If 5? '! ' '36 R o B b 1 e i L I C 1 M I li O B 3 d o . B a r V-, 'kv 5 .' . , ' e 1 A I D a f 0 f IN N U I B . e L C Q I O a S r v I y O 1 u 1 fl L 8 e ' to try to satisfy that curi- S -l ' ' - ll T , e M I , 6 r . 3 3 . .' . . a o , n r I X l 'Os t , , C e ,, 1 r 1 ' I1 ' ' . 1 ' T P . . M a M 3 V 5 1 r a I 1 g u L- i 1 ' . a g Q 6 r ll 1 r 6 a ., - 3 I n S KNEELING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coates, Thayer, Sydnor, Watson, Williams, Lohr, Graham. FIRST ROW:LOV1ng Mrs. Blickenstaff, McLemore, Brady, Thrower, Braxton, Troxell, Samuels, Waleski, Redford, Wade, Midyette Carson. SECOND ROW: Wells, Ferguson, S. Miller, Workman, Reamy, Blickenstaff, King, Billingsley, P Mil ler, Hemingway, Vaughan, Martin. Bios Club Encourages Young Scientists To the Bios 'Club goes the all-important task of creating an interest in science. lts membership is honorary and its requirements are an A average in Biology and a C, or better, average in other subjects. The club annually sponsors a county-wide Science Fair. Great interest has been shown and some of the students have gone on to Randolph Macon's Open House and the University of Richmond. Last year Bill McMal4in and Bobby Grattan won two hundred dollar scholarships to Randolph Macon College. The Bios Club is fortunate in being able to hear speakers from the college also. lt attends Science Day at the University of Richmond and also sponsors field trips to places of scientific interest. 43 Weed or Flower? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Reed, Davis, Moore, Luck, McLemore, Sale, Lohr. Efficient Business Staff Makes If it were not for the Business Staff this yearbook could not materialize, for it stands behind everything the Literar Staff does, and the two staffs work together satis- factoriily to produce the book. At almost any time during the fall, especially in those few minutes before the bell rings for first period classes to begin, it is possible to see some member of the Business Staff scurrying around with a subscription book in his hand. The staff works very hard soliciting advertise- ments and subscriptions and keeping all the finances balanced. This ear it has added another eight pages to the yearbook ancfeach year the quantity increases little by ittle. Through the leadership of its manager, Melinda Luck, and the complete co-operation of all members, the staff has successfully completed its work. Also, the Business Staff of T958 has a new sponsor, Mrs. Reed, who has expertly guided it in its work. 45 Annual Possible High Finance! is . FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Rudacrlle G McDaniel Troxell Allen Hart T McDaniel SECOND ROW Fletcher Carson Tignor Redford Waleskr Leadbetter Ellington Patterson Taylor Alfano Martin THIRD ROW Davis Robbins Parr Morrison P1zer Kennon Stanley Gilman Whrtlock Covington Wells Hall Monogram Members Star in Sports The Monogram Club is an organization which promotes athletic interest and develops fine sportsmanship and good citizenship. To become a member of the club a student must earn a school letter in either football, basketball, baseball, hockey, softball, or cheerleading. When he earns his letter he automatically becomes a member of the Monogram Club -L-Ai.. and retains his membership as long as he shows an interest in the club and in the promotion of its activities. . Money-raising activities included selling Henry Clay football pins and having bake sales, fashion shows, and school dances. The club also sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance at which Beth Ellington was crowned Homecoming Queen of i957 - 58 by Bobby Allen, President. ,,,- The officers of the club are: President, Bobby Allen, Co-captain of the Football team, Vice President, Tommy Mc- Daniel, full-back, Secretary, Jean Hart, Co-captain of the Hockey team, Treasurer, Shearer Troxell, forward on the Basketball team, Reporter, Grace McDaniel, Shortstop on the Softball team. Coach Glenn Rudacille is the club sponsor. Like this. Ronnie! ,f 47 ,ras 1 X FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Thayer Osterud Fletcher C Harris P Vaughan Ridgeley I Harris Hart MJ Harris Coates SECOND ROW Miss Howard Acree Hagen Lohr Taylor Morrison Trgnor Robbins Snipes Webber Watson Gammon THIRD ROW Parr Sydnor Prosise Cobb Wright Bolton Hemingwax Borkey Moss Luck Leaclbetter Southworth STANDING Taylor T Vaughan F B L A Emphasizes EHICISDCY The students in business classes are state, once again received the Honor eligible For membership ln the local chap- award at the State Convention ter of the national organization, Future At the Regional Convention in Ma Business Leaders of America Mary Morrison was elected the Regional The chapter, the second oldest in the Reporter FIRST ROW: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Hemingway, Presidentg Leadbetter, Vice Presidentg Sydnor, Secretary, Luck, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Gammon, Historiang Morrison, Reporterg Robbins, Parlia- mentarian. C7 ffm . . I an at f ,gm - ,. f , W ,- ft , H3 ' , , N , 'Qi' J pr ,wg . Y rg Q, Lt. Stern Frances Six Ruth Duke Barbara Luck Jeannette Wilson Ist. Lt. Mike McMakin Dorothy Mallory Florence Duke Winnie Clayton Betty Tignor Walter Johnson Albert Ellington Frank Karnes Ralph Magee David Young Kenny Taylor Joe Leonard David Taylor Donald Wellman 1 C. A. P. Members Answer Country s Call A Flight of the Civil Air Patrol, between the ages of fourteen and twenty- which is a search and rescue team of the one who are trained in the theory of United States Air Force, has recently aviation, first aid, radio communication been organized. and related subiects. Cadets are high school students Bus for transportation. Ambulance for rescue training ,QPU 'th-I 'E ig A, . if l 1 N K 4. f A .. A Butch Emblem of C. A. P 49 LEFT TO RIGHT: Leader, Tommy Vaughan. FIRST ROW: D. Coates, Hoye, O. Brady, P. Miller, E. Brady. SECOND ROW: Stiefbold, E. Troxell, Martin, Williams, Waleski. THIRD ROW: F. Brady, Flournoy, Lane, Bishop, Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Alexander, Thayer, E. Coates, Babcock, I. Miller. FIFTH ROW: Mills, Kitchen, Granger, Grubbs. SIXTH ROW: S. Troxell, Mitchell, Chinnault, Geyer, Hart. Band Adds Color to School Activities The band at Henry Clay is still in its infancy, this marking the third yearof its full-time operation. The purpose and activities are similiar to those of the glee club as applied to instrumental music. The band plays for assembly programs, football games, parades and various pub- lic appearances as well as an annual spring concert at school. The Music Boosters Club might very well be called one of the maior powers behind the Henry Clay music de- partment. It is open to all interested parents, especially those having children enrolled in music. This club strives to promote and maintain the music depart- ment by raising moneyfor anything need- ed that the school is unable to appro- priately procure through its regular department budget. The school owes the club many thanks for its unfailing efforts to spot opportunities where it can func- tion to our advantage. Music Boosters LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Emma Billingsley, Treasurer, Mrs. LeReve Waleski, Secretary, Mrs. Laura Jones, Vice President, Mrs. Glynn Buchanan, President. T fx 'YT FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Seal, Moss, Eastman, Thompson, Clay, Prosise, J. King., SECOND ROW: Britton, Bass, Ridgley, McLemore, Luck, Mintz, Snipes, C. King. Darnell. Keyes. MT- T0blaS- Glee Club Provides Musical Enioyment The Glee Club is a musical organization open to all high school students interested in sin 9' , . ing. Many former members were unable to partici- N0 5U18mS W the 'am fo' Glee Club' pate this year due to schedule problems, a difficulty which will be eliminated next year. The group prepares seasonal and general choral music for special assembly programs, public appearances and will present an operetta in the spring. Some of the more important purposes of the club are to create an interest and appreciation for better music, to develop the ability to read vocal music, to learn fundamental music theory, to de- velop fine voices and to develop a spirit of friendly cooperation among the members. The glee club is an important cog in the music department and wil l develo into an or aniza- P 9 tion capable of popularizing Henry Clay throughout the entire state. 51 3' SM., . 'N 'N FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Osterud, B. Doggett, A. Edwards, Mrs. Cross, Thayer, Butler, G. McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Wilson, Fletcher, Tate, Flournoy, Tignor, Bass, Coates, D. Southworth, Corker. THIRD ROW: Loving, Andrews, Campbell, Geyer, Duke, Marr, M. Watson, Cole. FOURTH ROW: Pollard, Starke, Eastman, Thompson, Cobb, Henley, Hemingway, Quarles, Bolton. Henry Clay FHA Ranks High in State The Future Homemakers of America is an organization of high standards and ideals. The Ashland chapter is an outstanding chapter in the state. The State Homemaker Degree, the highest honor awarded in FHA, went to eleven girls from the Ashland chapter. They are: Betty Lee Loving, Nell Carson, Betty Carol Wells, Beth Ellington, Mary Anna Tignor, Lanny Covington, Janet Cobb, Lynette Thayer, Edith Joy Ridgley, Mary Ann Parr and Emily Troxell . Future Homemakers strive toward their goals of working for better home and family life and encouraging democracy in home and community life. In fulfilling these goals FHA' ers participated in man home and community activities. Every month a radio program was given over the Randolph-Macon Campus Radio Station WAVA. The chapter aided the Pat- rick Henry Hospital by making bed iackets and draw sheets and collecting stamps. Tray dec orations were sent to McGuire's and Patrick Henry hospitals at Christmas. FHA OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Vaughan, Treasurer: Kay Ferguson, Vice President: Betty Carol Wells, President: Alvis Butler, Secretary. STANDING: Lynette Thayer, Reporter: Grace McDaniel, Song Leader. an is X I' , FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Vaughan, Ferguson, Wells, Mrs. Johnson, Gammon, Ridgley, Toms SECOND ROW: Smith, Seal, Britton, Lane, Duke, Fleming, I. Carter, Tignor. THIRD ROW: Davies, B. McDaniel, B. Southworth, J. Carter, C. Doggett, Covington, Ellington, M. Tignor. FOURTH ROW Wright, L, Vaughan, Parr, Borkey, Thrower, Clay, M. Edwards, Huffman, Sydnor. A baby-sitting service was fom1ed for members to have the chance to advertise for baby- sitting jobs as a club. The chapter helped the Christmas Mother by repairing toys and dressing dolls. The members won many blue ribbons in the State Fair. Also a basket was given to a needy family at Thanksgiving. As a Federation project the chapter observed FHA Courtesy Week in November. Each teacher was given flowers and the members tried to be more courteous and polite to everyone. This page sponsored by the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, FHA party initiating new members. 1 1 T HOMEMA xnlllli E. 'fffi' r I 5 AMEO' QW .- l A 3 .. 4 .Vi -fl ' X Ex R .st FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Wright, Harris, J. Luck, Barker, Jackson, I. Gilman, Jones, R. Six, Taylor, Stanley. SECOND ROW: Breeden, Mills, Beazley, E. Blum, Swearengin, Rice, Samuels, Joyner, F. Blunt, Gilman, Mr. Seal. THIRD ROW: Traylor, Ripka, Hale, L. Six, Magee, Dishman, Ellington, B. Luck, D. Taylor, Vaughan, Collison. FFA Wins National Award tor Third Year The Ashland Chapter of Future Farmers of America received first place among the T94 cha ters in the State at the annual convention held in Blacksburg. The program was then judged by the National Board ofthe F,F,A, and awarded the Gold Emblem for the third year in succession at the National Covention in Kansas City, Missouri, The awards were made on the basis of an outstanding program of activities carried out by the chapter and for outstanding leadership. FFA OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Luck, Sentinel, Howard Barker, Treasurerg Franklin Jones, Secretaryg Mike Jackson, Presi- dentg H. D. Seal, Sponsor, Johnny Gilman, Vice-President. uzg 1101 9 E Mike Jackson, President of the Ashland FFA Chapter receiving the NATIONAL CHAPTER GOLD EMBLEM AWARD from Pete Kunston, National FFA Vice Presi- dent, at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Some of the highlights of the Ashland FFA chapter last year were: preparing and exhibitin crops and livestock at the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond, preparing teams am? competing in local and State contests, crops, livestock and forestry judging teams. The chapter had four State Farmer candidates at the annual convention. It sent two delegates to the National FFA Convention, and put on exhibits and demonstrations at the State Safety Convention in Richmond. The chapter sponsored a county-wide forestry program and a program of farm safety and wildlife conservation. Ray Wood from the Ashland FFA chapter was awarded Star Farmer for Central Vir- ginia, he also received the State Soil and Water Management award, the highest State honor in this type of work. He received the area award in livestock management. This page sponsored by the ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY F.F.A. boys study a pen of purebred ewe lambs. F, F, A, boys study measuring, buying and selling Purebred livestock is an important part of the com- pulp wood. This is a pan of the program in For- plete farming program. estry, wx J' 3' rl i ' rl ii FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Smith, Wade, Lohr, Pizer, Carson, Parr. SECOND ROW: Andrews, Brice, Troxell, Miller, Mrs. Quarles, Graham. STANDING: Johnson, Alexander. Dramatics Club Trains Students for Acting One of the small but interesting clubs is the Dramatics Club. It is organized to promote interest in drama. Members are voted into it on their acting or artistic ability. Try-outs for membership in it were held in the spring. This past year the clubcrresented a play entitled Good Morning Glory . The comedy was ilariously enioye by all . Also it purchased Dramatic Club pins tor the old members. The theme of the Dramatics Club float was taken from an old melodrama, Dirty Work at the Crossroads . Unfortunately, due to the weather and illness, the parade was canceled. The Dramatics Club is sponsored by Mrs. Quarles. President . . . . . Walter Johnson Vice President . . Mary Ann Parr Secretary. . . . Alice Pizer Treasurer. . . . . . . Elaine Lohr This page sponsored by the HERALD PROGRESS Members reading in preparation for play. fag X ew i Kiwi? sn. Q, ' A-' 2:23 in I FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Starke, Seal, Loving, Tyson, Doggett, Miss Thorpe. SECOND ROW: Thayer, McCauley, Morris, Butler, Smith, Tignor, Hart, Harley, Shaw, Schriver, Lewis, Stanley. THIRD ROW: Wat- son, Wade, Waleski, Min, Hierholzer, Mills, Luck, Mcbemore, Tate, West. FOURTH ROW: Bryant, Moore, Edwards, Campbell, Davies, Hemingway, Jones, Clay, Howard, Williams, Southworth, Wright. FTA lnspires Students to Become Teachers The F.T,A, is a relatively new organization as it was instituted in this school last year. Under the leadership of Miss Thorpe, the sponsor, the enrollment has increased. The club participated in the annual state convention, held in Richmond on Novem ber l5, by sending three delegates, who brought back interesting reports. The purpose of this club is to encourage students to further their education by gf- tending college and later becoming teachers. This program is carried out through interest- ing discussions in meetings as well as through student teaching. Its members are allowed t substitute for primary and elementary teachers who must be absent for a few hours. In this way they get a preview of what teaching really is. Betty Lee Loving, President, substituting for Mrs. Pollard in the First Grade. Tv s l O FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrews, Webber, Williams, S. Miller, Mrs. Schmierer. SECOND ROW: Claytor, Graham, Southworth, Eastman, H. Miller, Mitchell, Samuel, Snipes, Ridgely, Thayer, Harris. THIRD ROW: Green, I-Iierholzer, Taylor, Moore, Sharman, I. Newell, B. Newell, Cameal, Waleski, Miller. Science Club Interests Students in Nature The Merr Molecules' aims are to increase their knowledge of science, to learn to perfect their skills in science, to give service to their community and nation, and to under- stand the importance of science in their lives. The Merry Molecules are affiliated with the Virginia Academy of Science and the Science Club of America. The club , with Mrs. Byrd Schmierer as s onsor, has well organized and interesting programs, including movies, guest speakers, andaexperiments. The members of the Merry Molecules annually attend the science open house at Randolph Macon College and at the University of Richmond. Each spring the club co-operates with the Bios Club in sponsoring the Science Fair which is o n to all students in Hanover County. Alliitudents who are interested in science and who have a B average are eligiblefor membership. This page sponsored by BURTON CHAPMAN Miller, Presidemg Williams, Vice-Presidentg Webber, Secretaryg and Andrews, Treasurer, viewing successful experiment, 61 Svqf ll ll u rj-, Iii' SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jones, Sydnor, Prosise, Acree, Hagen, Morris, Loving. STANDING: Beazley, Graninger, Luck, Kennon, Peregoy, Martin, Cole, Hierholzer, Mrs. Buckley, Library Club Stimulates Good Reading The purpose ofthe Librcir Club is to romote interest in the school librar to en Y P Y ' courage good reading, and to help the students Find library material. I The club is sponsored by Mrs. Rhoda Buckley, school librarian. ln honor of National Book Week, the Library Club sponsored an assembly program It had as guest speaker Mrs. T. W. L. Hughes. This page sponsored by ROY L, DARNELL LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Prosise, Vice-President, Bertha Acree, President, Dianah Hagen, Secretary-Treasurer, if T Vv 2 T' ' j N I , f If M I' I Wm ' i ' I f we . , ,- , , ',,if , A I A I I I I I F 1 V' V A' I f I , , fy I ' ' Y' V' Qian? I n n, J ffw-14' aw AV f' , ,Y . M X V A J,:,y,f I 5 ' Sy ? N 5.51 M ' I V 1 I V I 5 V 'I A . Liz, ,mi W-GWR , JL M W ' f If , W Wqfm' V . ,, ' K . i I 1 W , Q r, I VV I ,m,f.M.,, I Ain A I ,, 2 if 5 f X M if ' I A I Quawf N xlf , - f 'S A I i 4? ' 1 4 , H- A 1 N Ik VV , I ' nl if Q' I vu G W 9, gf af ' , . ' I W' as-Y I 'Wu gl : , V M AQ? .N - Q . W , I ' , ,I ig I S I 1 FTD S .V A S L' I3 ig' i- Q . 5 SPORTS cmd ACTIVITIES L 'TY LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellington, Morrison, Wells, Ferguson, Covington, Davis, Reamy, Whitlock, Leadbetter, Tignor. INSETg Parr, lah: qalternatesj. 1957- 58 Cheerleaders Win Highest Recognition This page sponsored by FLOWERS' APPAREL Cheerleaders admiring cup won at annual Cheer Rally. C N gp i 1 , Q a LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Parr, Whitlock, Stanley, Hart, Wade. SECOND ROW: Redford, Brady, Patterson, Martin. THIRD ROW: Ferguson, Mrs. Colley, Tyson, TOP: Robbins, Morrison. Eaglettes Display Good Sportsmanship Co-captains Hart and Martin with Mrs. Colley, Coach. , 2--9-r' Henry Clay's field hockey team began practice at the end of September with six games scheduled. The team was cap- tained by Bonnie Sue Martin and Jean Hart, managed by Virginia Robbins and Mary Morrison, and coached by Mrs. Louise Colley. The first game was with Thomas Dale which Henry Clay won 3-0. The starting line-up had seven girls from the previous year and four new girls. A losing streak followed as Henry Clay bowed to Stafford on the home field l-0, and on the op nent's field 2-0. In the next two games Spotsylvania topped the Eaglettes l-0 and Man- chester defeated them 5-0. The team ended the season, although handicapped by ill- ness and lack of substitutes, with a win over Thomas Dale 3-l . Henry Clay 3 Thomas Dale 0 Henry Clay 0. Stafford l Henry Clay 0 Stafford 2 Henry Clay 0 Spotsylvania I Henry Clay 0 Manchester 5 Henry Clay 3 Thomas Dale l 63 AK M l 10 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Allen F Blunt Blrckenstaff Tate Hall E Blunt Vaughan Rogers R Gllman SECOND ROW McDan1el Holman B Grlman Kennon Graham D Taylor Newell Alfano THIRD ROW Wught Wellman Joyner Taylor Waleskl Blshop Jones Sharman DaV1S FOURTH ROW Coach Rudacrlle Smlth Managers Mm Galllmore Gammon Eagles Have Wlnnlng Season Henry Clay completed one of nts most successful seasons an recent years Not since T951 have the Eagles managed a wlnnlng season With only eight lettermen returning pros pects for G good year were very dum Some of the brrghter aspects of the season were Things to Remember e passmg and running of Allen at quarterback e great all around defensive ablllty of all suburban guard, Eddne Blunt e pass catching and defensive work of Freddue Blunt e great blocklng displayed by Tate, Vaughan, and Bllckenstaff along the forward wa The steady and dependable work of McDaniel both defensively and offensively, at fullback The aggressive play of Hall at center and defenslve guard This page sponsored by HENRY CLAY ESSO Coach Rudacille speaks with tri-captains Vaughan, Allen, and Gilman. l , we , mm Wulf' . , ,QM ' at Blunt is in the open and gone for another touchdown The deceptive ability of Alfano to get away from would-be tacklers. The quickness of Ronnie Gilman, hitting the line and sweeping the end. The hard, bruising tackles of Charlie Wright. The defensive work of Topper Davis at safety and his ability to take over at quarter back when needed. The ability of reserve backs Sharman, Bishop, Waleski, Wellman, and Halbleib to take their knocks scrimmaging. The readiness of Rogers, Holman, Newell, John Gilman, Byron Gilman, Graham, Jones, and Kennon to fill in when called upon. All in all, the Eagles of i957 were a small, well-knit team, showing great team- work and hustle in compiling their 3-2-2 record. Success cannot be attributed to any one person, it was a team effort. Henry Clay 77 Battlefield Park O Henry Clay I8 Caroline 6 Henry Clay I3 Washington-Henry l3 Henry Clay 6 Midlothian 6 Henry Clay 32 Spotsylvania 7 Henry Clay 6 Goochland 12 Henry Clay O Varina 43 Offensive starting lineup consisting of linemen F, Blunt, RE, Blickenstaff, RT, Tate, RG, Hall, C,, E. Blunt, LG, Vaughan, LT, and Rogers at LE, Allen, QB, Alfano, RH, McDaniel, FB and Gilman at LH, TX ' E- , K W ffm: ' ' Hfwii' ' 1 Ugg af f ' ,V,. . , I s M an , , , f, I X f . , 'X Y ,' 'f fl Pl us l l 'fQ f I A ff . 54k Xxhwtcy YW . Q .f X 1 27' W gf'-Xk'U M iv W .J 1 ff ' f . ' X uf at X5 'Vx luhjl N ' , Q , Q, l 1 I xx ' ' X Y! . A , Y, XX Y f ,xy if qi Q W ' f XV - Nr Z: Q'-1 ,ff an , nf V iii 73:3 fy Q Rf U A-7-'ILT f- 5 ,E , JQ' V Q, , 7 'LW-ff -9 , t y fy , I , V f A , ,V W X -V If W iff. 1 Vx X 4,1 may 1 Q , Vw' Q f K X ' Q if A, Vx Q3 tiff? if Q A , gf 'X' 2 ' in Q MW , 'ff if 5, in QQ' sf ?? N f -X. 1 ' X 2' -.f 1nuv-w'7'Q A- y, I 3 3 ,jj FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pizer, Troxell, Patterson, Clayton, Mintz SECOND ROW McDan1e1 Hart Waleski, Hagen, Robbins. Softball Team Puts up Good Fight Although the girl's 3-5 record was not among the top in the league the regulars, who were mostly Iowerclassmen, as well as the subs, gained valu able experience for coming seasons. Henry Clay Henry Clay Henry Clay Henry Clay Henry Clay Henry Clay Henry Clay Henry Clay Louisa Washington- Henry Louisa Thomas Da le Stafford Manchester Washington- Henry Thomas Dale N1 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hall, Holman, Vaughan, Wellman. SECOND ROW Alfano Wrlght J. Gilman, Schwartz, Allen, Watson, Carson, R. Gilman. Eagles Show Outstanding Promise for Coming Seasons Henry Clay completed one of its most successful baseball seasons in recent years by winning six and losing six. Powered by Roy Amburn a 333 hitter and Thomas Vaughan Cfour triples and two doublesl, and sparked b the pitch ing of Bobby Allen, Henry Clay gave an excellent account of itse f Henry C ay 7 Henry C lay 2 Henry Cllay 13 Henry C ay 12 Henry Clay 0 2 25 8 Henry Clay Henry Clay Henry C lay Henry Clay 3 Henry C ay O Henry Clay 6 'Denotes extra innin ball ame. 9 9 Louisa Washington- Henry Mid I oth ian Louisa Freeman Stafford Varina Washington Stafford Varina Freeman Henry HOMECOMING A. Wgfln MM THE QUEEN BETH ELLINGTON AND HER PRINCESSES LEFT TO RIGHT A Andrusz D Tyson A Edwards L Covmgton andS Sale Mr Tob1as and Mr Barnes hearmg Ryland s request The football coaches re laxlng after the vlctory 70 The Homecomlng Dance Dancers emoymg the mus1c 1957 ... ., .JK Eagles winning first Homecoming game in five years. The Go me Henry Clay students mtently followmg play The FFA float showmg a steam roller crushlng Spotsylvama player Cheerleaders performmg at half t1me 'fl' Q WH- wa-..- bcpr Ji.. X... .Ju 71 I, df +.'v ' W 1. ' Q fl,-l il af. V., ,tl , pq Q . A - -7 W f M 5 all g ,E f A M 'f E t 1 1' ,Q V -- ' H T-13IFi?'l9cl2f'- .-, Q . A 1 . N , l 5 'I ' 5' A ' -5 'rv 'J 7. 4 A 'J' W ty 1 0 H V ' ,' V.-. U., : . ' A . '1. ', Q' T .' ' P ' 'f ' A. ' 'A ., ,...v' f- ...lg Do You Remember - -1 the day the rain cancelled the Horne the dally feud waged by Ryland Reamy, commg Parade and Mr Seal posed on the Robert Blickenstaff and Mr Johnston over F I-LA float Fashions Round the Clock which class was better, Junior or Semor? in a straw hat? when Mr Johnston s home room won the prlze dog and the dummy of a Spotsylvanta took us plcture w1th hms coat, player whlch was hung on the cur and then tom up by Ryland Reamy, gun and mk bottle? tam at the Pep Rally Carroll Kmg and others? 72 rg.: Q I X Bobby Allen, Ryland Reamy and Glen Harm1c seems to be the Polly McLemore and B111 Work Buddy Watson engaged m a hot d1s only student who knows what he man don t appear to be very mterested Snapshots Deplcf Fomullor Scenes Do Mlldred Whltlock, Lanny Cov Semors Polly Mchemore Webb M1d mgton and Janlce Patterson spend ette, and Carol Smlth bendmg low every frfth per1od Ln the hall hke What IS Carolyn Dav1s telhng Tommy to dunk from the fxrst grader s water Ih1S? Alfano? fountaln 4- 73 I P cussion, and just after lunch, too, is doing in the Lab, in Mrs. Blick's film, . . . y . . Q' . I 7 A ' r N ?f!?sw 25 ' 1 A kqmif I i .. . A? L v 1 5 fx ,A A' K m ,JL fbi, ' 3 5 7 v wa wb' , Z -WA .. A fs QM g' f'j' ,guy H Q2 rw A . , twink xg! .' V 'vkk , M-.f'i' , 1 3? is Wim M 9 5 M 4 Jlm Cox doesn t need hrs head to Mrs Luck you drdn t know your The band under the drrectron clean up the gym after a Junlor prcture was bemg taken drd of Mr Tobms adds vrtalrty sock hop you? to our assembly programs Comero Records Work ond Fun or H C Mr McK1nney Jean Hart and Oopsl Betty Lee Lovmg Thrs IS a typrcal Latrn III class at least that s what JBUCI CObb play U1 OHS of this came clown the steps too Margaret Vaughan Ruth Hemrngway Betty Lee year s many snows agt bovmg Jeanne Martm and Mrs Martin clarm MP' 1 75 N .1 W, W, . , . . , . . 0 Q . f 0 I . . . . Q . . . . . . . , . U , ' f U I . . . . . f . , , . . QW' hs. V fs . ,- '8 M fm: 'i it is Q 51' . 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I an ' A ' ,fs -. .. r SENIOR DIRECTORY BERTHA FAIE ACREE Glee Club 2 Nlusrc Festnal 2 F H A I 2 Fashron Show 2 Scrente Club I 2 F B L A 3 4 Llbrarv Club 3 4 Prestdent 3 Xlonogram Club 2 3 Softball I 2 4 Twprst for School aper 4 ROBERT ADDISON ALLEN Ixex Club 2 3 4 Scrence Club 2 3 Nlonogram Club 2 3 4 President 4 Football I 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Basketball I 2 3 il: Baseball I 2 3 4 Reporter lor School Paper 4 Sclence axr 2 HOWARD XIOSBEY BARKER FFA I 2 3 4 Secretars 3 Treasurer 4 KVG Crevs 3 4 State Farr I 2 3 4 Counts Farr I 2 Nat1onaIComen tron 4 State Conxentlon 2 3 udgmg Contest 2 3 Forestrx Contest 2 Fat Stock Show 3 4 EDGAR ALLEN BEAZLEI FFA I 2 3 4 BasebaIl4 ROBERT ALAN BLICKENSTAFF Slashes Staff I 2 3 4 Edltor 4 V1cePresldent of SCA 3 Youth Forum 2 Leader at State SCA Conventlon 3 C1Iee Club I 2 3 Mustc Fest1val2 3 Operetta Lead 3 Chordm arres 3 4 Latrn Tournament I Forensrc Contest 3 Scrence Farr 2 3 Bros Club 3 4 Scrence Club 2 Foretgn Language Club 3 Football 3 4 Beta Club 4 Chatnnan of Prom Com mrttee 3 EDDIE ARVIN BLUNI FFA I 2 3 4 Youth Farr 2 Forestn Judgmg Team 4 Ix VC Crew 3 4 Football 4 Baseball 4 FREDDIE NIARVIIN BLUNT 3 4 Football 4 Baseball 4 FRANCES CATHERINE BOLTON Alternate Representatne SCA I Glee Club I FHA 3 4 F H A Ralls 3 4 State Farr 3 F B LA 4 Exhrbrt for Con venuon 4 Student Secretary 4 4H I Song Leader I CLADYS 'VIAE BORKEY FHA I 2 3 4 Fash1onShowI 2 FHA RaIly12 3 4 FBLA 3 4 GleeCIub3 THOMAS ROBERT BRANNOIN I ALVIS LOUISE BUTLER F H A I 2 3 4 unror Degree Chatrman 4 State Farr 4 Junlor Degree I C apter Degree 3 State Degree 4 Fashron Show 3 4 FH A Ralls I 2 3 4 Sclence Farr 3 Clee Club I F T A 4 Feature Reporter for School Paper 4 WELL PRESTOIN CARSON SCA 1 3 4 Homeroom Representative I Secretan Treas urer 3 Presrdent 4 State SCA VVorkshop 3 SCA Dxstnct Consentlon 3 4 Recorder for DISCUSSION Group 3 Forergn Youth Forum 2 SCA Leadershrp Convention 2 Member SCA Rrchmond Drstrnct Executne Board 4 Charrman 4 Honor Court 4 FHA I 2 3 4 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S10 000 F'6i L'l'c'L'32i'86?8E Sl Ashland Vnrgmla JAMES K COX AGENCY Real Estate 8. Insurance II6 Thompson St Phone SW 8 7IIl Ashland Va C J HALEYCOAL COMPANY We deliver anywhere Best Quality Olga New Rlver Pocahontas Coal Located On Ashcake Road Office SW 8 7I54 Residence SW 8 7102 I Q ., Q Ph SW-8- 7398 ' ' one , om A tip for et mass who S extra special If vou are an alert young woman youll find an extra speclal job at the telephone company You ll meet lots of young people your own age work ln plea ant surroundmgs recelve good pay while you re bemg trained get regular YSISCQ And you dont need any experience' Bet of all sou ll be helping almost everyone ln your commumty Why not find out more about the adxantagea of telephone work? The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia A good place fo work ASHLAND COAL AND ICE CO INC Fue Onl Coa ce Ashland Vlrglnla Phone SW 8 8011 210 England St GORDON 8. LONG FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 8 7306 Ashland Vnrgmna SOUTHERN WALL PAPER 8. PAINT The Original Oldest Largest Wallpaper House In the South 315 West Broad St Richmond 20 Vlrglnla flax .ff yet' as ICE CREAM ASHLAND FEED STORE Phone SW 8 8431 Ashland, Vlrglnla ASHLAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANING COMPANY C RYLAND HALL See me for your Lane Cedar Chest Drexel Fumrture Ashland, Va. ENGLAND SHELL SERVICE U S Hwy land England St Phone SW 8 7744 Ashland Va R. V. ENGLAND II ' ll . , . I ' I I I - . , t 1 1 .,g'?v???5 - -I I E' I ' 2'-if.22'251i2fif?53? ' I ' ' 32ii'QiT2T 35 e?F2?i2i2E2i2i2? . i???'fiif-255gi'ff5' ' ' is9if?E5E:Q?EiEE3 1 i 713:3,3:5:it3:3:k - - - - s- gzffgegfgzizgzgzg 1 . 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' 's ' and Robert Blickenstaff don new Where the crowd goes LUCK BROTHERS DAIRY Breeders of Holstein Frleslan Cattle Cabell Luck owner CROSS BROTHERS Dealers ln Groceries Fresh Meat Flsh Phone SW 8 83ll BOOSTERS Barnes Drug Store Benton s Dalry Bobbrtt's Upholsterlng Bonnie s Beauty Shop Bryant s Store College Shop Grnll Davls Photo Duke's Market Elame's Beauty Shop BOOSTE RS Farmers Supply Gray Construction Company H S Harley D V M Llghtfoots Bakery North Anna Garage Snack Bar Western Auto Assoclatnon Westinghouse W L Cross Ashland, Virginia I y . W A L L f mans Elm!!!-S VIRGINIA WALLPAPER COMPANY W W Br d St Ph Ml 3 5559 P I' E I IIp p R h d V 2I7 . oc eef one I E' I L IL, i L Relax 9 have a Coke Phone EL 8 4966 W W WHITLOCK Brush and Spray Painting Ashland Virginia Phone SW 8 7446 SPEED AND BRISCOE Truck Terminal an Noland's Cafeteria U. S. Rt. l JAMES ST RE ET C LEANERS Specializes in Dry Cleaning and Laundering Shirts Sheets and Pillow Cases Pick Up and Delivery Service Serving the County for I0 Years Phone SW-8-8200 Ashland, Va Richmond COCA COLA BOTH-ING W S Webber Manager WORKS CURLES NECK DAIRY FINER MILK 8K DAIRY PRODUCTS ELgm 5 I745 I600 Roseneofh Road L G BALFCDUR COMPANY M's Evo B Anderson representative Richmond Vlrgnnlo o o v n. ,L M! 4 'xxx 8 J, O O I . I . I . . . 'QT ---47 'Nl' 59? ---.--.vv-4 .,..-.Q YEARBOOKS X ' Q nw fnqff., fl- viii .mfg L. 3 as , ir :X it g af Qfduv .4v fs H fl' WW if Q .-gy Mm 2-:fi mx ' 1-if was ',4 mf, 4 v if 1 I FQ Q' . Q fn W' we r 5, aj my Q.. 'fo af is if a ' 1 I ,K if Q W fa U if .v I is D r gk 1 , A ' :fm ?1i-Wi l,., as ' B . W' ' ' A. X yffsffgf 'iff , 'i M x. '4' , f L . . W, 9.4 VV f N ,, V: 0,