Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Monterey, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1967 volume:

Bgwvvmiy C.,Lq?J-NL SYNC Quia' -ULQAX r 'kiqk 'K4k K -K1 li, I ans.-rvq,W. n-4-11nbvn--L 1, ,,.. ' sg, H VR W wh n, W EHAQM' ll! 4 ' Q A , x J I I W XGH LA N fy ov yyugfsfeaffbjy fjfe Qsezzzbr 614235 mhefeen fu120Q'e0fs1br49-seven 806-YOI' GaroQn .77'oofe yyuszlfzess yyfazzayer gewzk wysozzy cspozzsor 975195 Uzkyzhzd Zeueraye 1 -lll 'f?L. '? '3' F N 1 ,. A 'Q-. AD 1 - W '? '--Y' --2'-'S L --3.1 ins as T' B - 4 , Pu ?V-fa k Uf' LBQWCY. Freedom to learn eujoyably, freedom to express creatively, freedom to share our knowledge wisely freedom to lead others to freedom. But this freedom does not mean freedom from responsibility, from hardships in life, from duty to our fellow man. This freedom has been bought with a price, and it must be used like a precious gem. There is mental freedom in our foundation of ideas as Freshmen, in our sustaining of thoughts as Sophomores, and in our labors of expression as Juniors. Finally, this freedom is brought to bear in our recognition of mature, understanding Seniors. Through these four years we can truly see our purposes as free individuals. Through the high educational standards set for us, we leave treasuring our gifts of freedom ---- THE LEGACY or THE HIGHLANDER 1489 0122 . . 70 Znpaff. . . .... Zacuiy S70 Cxpkfe. . . . . .Surf-feuifm 570 QSAQZQQ.. ..5fU0Q,2fs 70 cixpfess.. .. .57C,92,1bes 70 Sway.. ...QSWI-ff S70 i7fea.,-Ure.. . . .7Qafufes- 70 fyaecoynzie. . .Crjfefnenfazy e Qeofcafe . ,... F ' 11 fi was W -Mw we ,, fr ., . -, ',,,v4,,.A..a-' .- E Q ,-ov' ' Mrs. Seybert Hansel, for thirty-two years you have been a highly respected and ad mired teacher. We remember you--as many classes of the past, present, and future, have remembered and will remember. We remember you as a gentle voice that van- quished our anxieties on that first important day of our lives. We remember you as a guiding hand that led us through the huge, and to us, terrifying school. You, Mrs. Hansel, first opened our young minds to the new and vast world of read- ing, writing, and numbers. Most important, you taught us the importance of working and playing together in our new social environment. We appreciate all that you have done that has helped us to gain and to achieve. It is to you, Mrs. SeybertHansel, that the Senior Class of 1967 proudly dedicates THE HIGHLANDER. 5 XKZFOUUJ fb f l 150 5 r 4 gays 5 f 4 J 1 4 The activities of Highland High School range from Jessie Bird being Santa Claus to Mrs. Samples being mother to an Anaconda. The annual FHA initiation turned out with wonders, Our local Game Warden gives a demonstration to the boys on safety rules for hunting. To improve our knowledge in the World of Science we are given a lecture on Progresses In Science. 6 4- K n w 4 1-igh ...T 3 'f ' ' - ,V-vJ 4 3'E A.,:, ,N -vfww--,,...,q A-5. . ,J , ,L,,. ..Ex..1,M,-3 j, -Q-...NMA Up: ,Hg -Y.: UU-:.Fi,3g,.?-f,3'2 W' ..1' '55 ' g-N5-'lig-vi' ' -I' '- - vw-1 ' n 5. 1- V ,. ,, , -, a x .1- 1. f,,,M 2,2 y 1 'Av 41 ES' w,, L' , . lg , 3 xgaizzi Y Aff ' f. f - .-api ,J 521' ,,z!z'2 .vg?. 1 -Aww' 1. ' Mk' ,-f.-y4'Qf'sig'2?c'3Q ,:fx4--.ws'-yfnqa Q f '-f1'.Q W vii?-4 1-f ,,, veg' 1 an-J -5 - .- .- 1, - - ri . ..' u L5 f21xii'1fw-11i-1-in -L' A - ' - - - 1- if-PIEff5?'tQ-5-E'35:'i'? .IL , .5 'f ' . .v.,-4, ,A.wwf?..v.,Hz:f.,-V,-,,:,ff. - : - , ,k . , ' ,ew -w 1.,.g,,ig-Vg?-L:...6l.flL,Wi ,ly I F 1 -Zvi-mfrug, V,- ' A '-f ,A A-4'f,:g,1N:.f.l -'51 .- F 'A E4 ree 0 fo. . . ,Um .jZf?5n684az2c7Pfi3cuJ124?f fig? zazzkzdsfktzlrbuv ill ? EQEH QTQEE IIIIWEQE SUPERINTENDENT Mr. H. C. Lunsford, Ir. The School Board Office is a busy place. It is there where the budget is prepared, personnel em- ployed and supervised. Bus trans- portation is set up here, and extra- curricular activities approved. The curriculum that is followed in the four schools is carefully planned here. Records and reports are corn- pleted. This office hears com- plaints and tries to build up good relationship between teachers and parents. This office also supervises upkeep of all buildings. SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. B. Blackg Mr. R. Lohrg SECRI11 ARY Mr, G, Swecker B Mrs. Doris Powers 57 l22I22IlS'ff'dZfIbI2 anoffyczculfy . .W -.- , ,, - fait rr, Y ' ' , . . ., 1, 5, 3 . 1 I I -. . . .,, J ,. 'lwfiri' -,.,. , 1 vein. ' is YR-aj PRINCIPAL Mr. James W. Moon Appalachian State Teachers College B.S. M.A. Mr. Glenn Tustin Salem College - B.S. Physical Education Miss Lucinda Beverage Madison College - B.S. V.P.I. M.S. Home Economics Miss Virginia Beverage Madison College B.S. Columbia University M.A. Ny' - 'x x' ix .. Algebra I, Math 8 8s 9, Gov't. ' , . SECRETARIES Mrs. Maxine Smith Mrs. Nina Smith Mrs. Kenneth Amstutz Greenville College A.B. Nych Missionary College-Diploma Spanish Mrs. Ruth Wade Madison College B.S. Geography, Guidance Counselor ' ix +21 Mrs. Bruce Dolly r Bridgewater College B.A. Madison College -' 'J' l English, Librarian aczz ly Mrs. A. D. Gutshall Madison College Business Practice, Typing I 85 II, Shorthand I Mr. David R. Perkins N. C. State Miss. State College B.S. Univ. of Florida - Graduate Work - Agri. 85 Shop Mrs. Luther Hammer Madison College B.S. Science, General Business Mrs. Eddie Rexrode William AQ Mary A.B. Science, Math Mrs. John Hiner Madison College B.S. Mayo Clinic - R.P.T. Biology, World History, English Mrs. Charles Samples King College B.A. Univ. Mississippi M.Ed. Chemistry, Algebra Mrs. H. C. Lunsford, Ir. Madison College B.S. Mrs. James Moon Gardner-Webb College Study Hall Mr. Homer May Shepherd College A.B. W. Va. University M.A. History, English Mr. John Reynolds Bridgewater College B.S. University of Va. M.A. Bookkeeping IO ET Pr . X w 9 Nl' I ,I f 1 My ' 'ur he 3 , . f5Z L- ng,-A gfeeagm fo. . . ,Xfire Nr 1191-Hz ainyisg I my l f Ffa 812 II sayin III nyfk When Sophomores begin saying Friends, Romans ,..... we know that Julius Caesar is mighty yet! And Juniors study Sandburg, Frost, Whitman---and those lofty vocabulary words. Finally Seniors struggle with parallel structure, Shakespeare, and Chaucer and find how much there really is to this subject called English. C312 yflsf IV 11 yyfazfemabbs Mathematics - We all know what our fingers are for when we get into these classes! We are sure that Euclid would puzzle over some of the proofs we get in Geometry! Our mathe- matics classes do make us think and work. Here we receive the basic principles needed for everyday life and for further study in higher mathematics. .YN l X. 1 LM' fzfgeam 1 it Wfalfemabbs 6' - ' e f. f' I3 hifi! l geomefry 5?Qe5ra II CIQI2 ce Science 8 and 9 give us a general look at the world of science, but Biology holds a special place in the hearts of those who love to dissect worms and frogs. In chemistry we wonder why the building is standing. Science is the key that opens the doors of youthful minds, that will tomorrow turn many keys, that will unlock many doors, the doors to medical discovery, space explora- tion, human life, and to peace and freedom for all mankind csczence 9 Z1b6yy Cjfemzlsffy .6 Q . .af .1-' sp csczen ce J v , , int 'T Y f 'J 4a?'1: U4 oczdf Qgfuofes World History with its projects of old empires, develop- ment of trade, and the countries of today. United States History with its Preamble to the Constitution! And all those charts, names, and facts should help anyone be better citi- zens. World Geography helps us to learn more about the topography and economic standing of the countries. In, Government we learn the laws of our great country. This course helps us to learn more about how our government is run. Marg g6OYI'd y gg ' x worffcmkfory 3 N PN 'ix 5 t 1 15 yy , 1 , ?54.g,: Q1 tjifflsfozy gouenzmenf Wes. Qe12e1'affZus1hess Zookfe qmhy LLJ .R 0122122 ercz' TYPING I - Overjoyed with no homework, bewildered when a finger gets caught between the keys. TYPING Il Working for speed, dreading carbon copies, trying out electric typewriters. SHORTHAND Buying a fountain pen, trying to keep up with dictation, thinking, and scribbling. BOOKKEEPING Trying to keep assets and liabilities straight, drawing straight lines qwith a rulerlj Trying to make those numbers check. GENERAL BUSINESS It's all in the game of keeping up with bank accounts, savings accounts, and at the same time, working for accuracy. Www csforzfanof ...X 5, Occzfzbn lwyigff' llqq I Eg ff uw, I M If I M' n :5 -' ffsffl fl P' 5 xl 1 ' fgfaa 2' l If Wy1'1b'ufufe I I E' ,JJ r .mme C012 omzbs AGRICULTURE--SHOP We all know who the F.F.A. members are when initiation rolls around for croaker-sack dressed boys. The boys who take these courses are naturally resuming responsibilities of the Future Farmers of America. In Home Economics many girls are learning how to be- come future homemakers and they will make good ones. 55010 I7 dnylldyg If 1 ' f. WE. ,,'f'.,f: in ,Zh-2,? i .-4 Fi W., t A 5 ...A . ' .. panzlsg I 6 Como esta usted? If you are taking Spanish you know what that means That and lots of other interesting ex- pressions come rn handy when you meet your Spanish teacher in the hall In Spanish we learn about the cus- toms, culture and history of Spanish countries. The bet- ter understanding from these studies leads to better re- lations between the two countries. 'I panzlsf II 'T is 4 U r 2- if gfeeogm fo. . . GIOQ Gkss 1967 .bs President ..... Vice- President . . Secretary .... Treasurer ....... Reporter ......... S.C.A. Representatives . Senior Class Officers . Roberta Whitelaw . . . Susan Botkin . . . Jessie Bird . Lewis Wysong . Nancy Waggy . . Sheila Helms Shirley Beverage Motto-- Onward Ever, Backward Never Colors--White and Green Flower--Mountain Laurel 20 F?- F' Q-qi 1 LINDA ANN BIRD Glee Club 1, F.H.A. 2,4g S.C.A. 1,2,3,4g Bus Patrol- man 4: Annual Staff 4g Newspaper l,2: Carnival SHIRLEY ANN BEVERAGE Basketball 1, Reporter 2, Newspaper make-up editor 2, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Parliamentarian, S.C.A. Representa- tive 4g Annual staff Subscription Manager. JESSIE BIRD Reporter 1: Secretary 2,3,4, Var- sity Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Head Cheerleader 45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,4g Annual Staff Asst. Features Editor 4: Glee Club 1: Forensics 4g S.C.A. Member 1, 2,3,4, S.C.A. District Committee 8: Standing Com. Bus Patrolman 4. tai' iw-av' 1f'T'Y'1 gr Chairman 45 Pep Section 3,4p Standing Committee, Cafeteria 2,3. 1 X, A . pl' - U , L ' its' X Foxx Am 3 A Q-- fr Y LUCY BOTKIN S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. SUSAN BOTKIN S.C.A. 1,2,3,4a S.C.A. Project Committeeg Newspaper Staff 1,2, 4g Vice-Pres. 3,45 Annual Staff, Head Typist: F.H.A. 4: Forensics, Public S peaking. 21 5, W E -sk ll '- f 'i ,. JUDY BISHOP S.C.A. Member IARET DEVER if x W3-N 'ff 5-Lv' vo. Ag. 1,25 S.C.A. Mem- ber 1,2,3,4. GN DONALD WAYNE CAMPBELL Basketball 1,2,3g S.C.A. Rep. 3g Track 1,2g Monogram Club 2,3,4: K.V.G. 2,3,4g S.C.A. Standing Committee: S.C.A. Member. LUELLA BELLE COLAW S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4. ,,-i, ....,,.. , ,,,.,. . ..,. ,., Qt--r..J!,1w.?1.iML. X 5, ,. U' A . GLA DYS GUM F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Rep. 4, Pan. sp Basketball lg Int. Basketball 1,2, 'W 33 Majorette 1,2,4: SCA Rep. 1: S.C.A. Standing Committees Annual Staff-Sports Editor: News- paper Staff 2g S.C.A. Member 1, 2,a,4. EDDIE GUTSHALL Football 1: Monogram 1,2,3,4: Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3: F.F.A. 1,2: Treasurer 3: K.V.G. 1,2,3: Track 25 Drivers Ed. ls Newspaper Staff 2g S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4g S.C.A. Standing Committee 4. 22 Qi 7 fl! STEPHEN GALFORD S.C.A. Pres..4, Vice-Pres 3, Treas. 2, Rep. 1: J.V. Basketball 1: Track 1: F.F.A. 1: Intramural bas- ketball 1,23 Forensics 3,4g Newspaper-Business Manager 4. n Ly+tg.,'. -' .. - 4 T v N ,,: ?i,a . - I .fl ,RVN CAROLYN JE AN HOOKE Glee Club 15 Band 1,2, Secy. 25 Dance Band 15 S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 S.C.A. Secy. 2 S.C.A. District Com. 25 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Newspaper Staff 1,25 President 35 Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 3,4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Bus Patrolman 4, Standing Committees, Girls State 3. ,. IZ, at IYTTL .eel SHEILA HELMS S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 S.C.A. Rep. 3,45 Pres. 15 Newspaper Staff 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45F.H.A. Parliamen- tarian lp F.H.A. Reporter 2: Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Photo- graphy Editor 45 Forensics 4. BONNIE ELLEN HEVENER F.H.A. 2,3, Newspaper Staff 2. An nual Staff 45 S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. i. -- -- ,J - .w-'-Q-'ef'- effaf' - tam? ,.- H ni. .V . , Em .., . lux, I P, ,A -. - .ll i V :Q-EAU af, -5 - ll , .l W 1 P- N V, JIT' JOYCE LEE HULL Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,2,35 F.H.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 1,25 S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 stand- ing Committeesp Pep Club 2. SHIRLEY IOLLEY S.C.A. 4. 23 15 MARTHA IANE HOOVER S.C.A. 1,2,3,45G1ee Club l.2aBaI1d 1.2.3: F.H.A. 2 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Annual Staff--Asst. Busi ness Manager 45 Newspaper Staff 23 S.C.A. l,2,3,45 Standing'Committees5 Pep Club 2. 11-ex MILES KELLY 'fb' Vo. Ag. l,2,3g Vo. Ag. Reporter 2g u 1 ' -- S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4. ,A Hia . Q , 1 f SHEILA MAY LAMBERT yr F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4- ' fr National Honor Society 3,4, Sec. . Treas. 3: Citizen-of-the-Month 1 3:4, Newspaper staff 4, Annual L - staff 45 Forensics 3,4g SCA Mem- fj we ber 1,2,3,4. lag, l CAROLYN LOCKRIDGE S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4. ,um -Qs BETTY SUZANNE REXRODE Basketball 1: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Vice- Pres. lg Band 1,2g Intramural Bas- ketall 2,34 Newspaper Staff 2g An- nual Staff-Faculty Editor 44 Pep Club 1: S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4. THELMA KAY SIRON Librarian 1 Bus Patrolman 1 2 3 S.C.A. Member l,2,3,4. 24 , Q X I AI' A SANDRA MCCRAY S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4. '-An .TY rf. rr rg 7 N STEVE STEPHENSON F.F.A. 3: Basketball 4g Track 2g Class President 2: S.C.A Rep. lg Monogram Club 2: F.F.A. Sentinel 2: S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4. 'QIF MARA BLE FAISON SOUTHALL F.H.A. 4: Pep Club 43 S C.A. Mem- ber 4. .TIM STEPHENSON F.F.A. 1,2p Class President 15 S.C.A. Rep. lg Track 25 S.C.A. Member 1, 2,3,4. - .1 L 4 l fx B 'fx 'Wh- LILLIAN GRACE WA DE Basketball 1,2: Newspaper 25 Glee Club 25 S.C.A. Member 1,2,3,4. ROY LEE WAGGONER, JR. F.F.A. 1,2,4:F.F.A. Sec. 4, F.F.A. Treas. 2: Band 1,2,3g S.C.A. Mem- ber 1,2,3,4. 25 MA XINE VARN ER Reporter 35 Intramural bas- ketball 1,2,3: Newspaper 1,25 Annual Staff 4: S.C.A Member 1,2,3,4. ri' 7 -5- fp V, I 1 f 15'y,,.,-in R lr r - ' l Y-,,,, ,g:....i.?....?1. 3975! ROBERTA WHITELAW S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2 3,45 F.H.A. Parl. 3, Sec. 4, President 45 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Head Majorette 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 1,25 Annual Staff 4, Class Editor5 Glee Club 1. 2 , Yi F 1 , gl NANCY WAGGY Band 1,2,35 Band Sec.-Treasurer 35 Glee Club 15 F.I-I.A. 45 S.C.A. l,2, 3,4: S.C.A. District Committee 45 S.C.A. Standing Committee 2,3,45 S.C.A. REP. 25 Reporter 45 News- paper Staff 2.3.45 Annual Staff 4, Feature Editor 4. PHYLLIS WA YBRIGHT F.H.A. lg Basketball 25 s.c.A. l,2, 3,4. ' W' sis'--'lf . 31555945 Eifiififf' '1E'3f?3' l me CY ll! . 3, -. V sg.-.Y ,--F,-.,.,..-4 fvf iv, Y 1.1 . .,,. 3 1 3, 4.3.1. -QQ zu df F JERRY ROGER WIMER Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Track 1, 25 Baseball 1,25 Vo. Ag. I 8:11 1,25 Monogram Club 25 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,35 K.V.G. l,2,3. LEWIS WYSONG F.F.A. 15 Monogram Club 3,45 Boys State 35 K.V.G. l,2,3,45 Annual staff 3,4, Business Manager 45 Base- ball 3,45 Track 2,35 Basketball Timekeeper 3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Bus Driver 4. 26 E' V 5 WILLIAM WILL S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A Football 1. -'tx 1. ,MW ..,. A.,.. Iwv -.- BIEST ALL AROUND Jessie Bird Steve Gulford N BIGGEST PLIRT Betty Rexrode Stevie Stephenson Q ? JI-il Q in Ziff O GIZQQ MOST POPULAR Sheila Helms Stevie Stephenson . 1.1.0.-.,.4,i A . NEATEST Roberta Whitelaw BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jessie Bird Lewis Wysong Roy Waggener UCUTEST Linda Bird Donnie Canjpbell - -21115-f . -.i-. .- WITTIEST Nancy Waggy Donnie Campbell ., ,. .. .,,,...,-,- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Hooke Steve Galford MOST TALKATIVE Nancy Waggy Roger Wimer MOST ATHLETIC Eddie Gutshall lRli:NlJl,ILS'I Shirluy Bevcragn Gladys Gum Roger Wimcr it? 71. .Nm-b , ,- -x V --. MOST STUDIOUS Sheila Lambert Steve Galford ilwn tru L -. .- '4' -amz., '7' ,Q . 1 an ' L.. ,, X XY-'Y EST Xxx NXCYSY DVS? OSYYXO Susan Bowlm ' ' aux NN XXX NN XXX1 OL. , Lucy BOW 'bixws XQGXXQ MOST COO Gi acc vi ada Wu Sxegkcos X?-'Y E00 S O0 112 se' 'F-fr s 5159 , '-,V ,, kb, Wie OS S 1 NXNY xzxv vakx au NX ' ' Gu oku VSAM, Cmoxqo Xxo iw Ruth Jolley ,f- ZlI2Ibf1S' ,H 12 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barbara McCray-President Jeanette Echarcl-V. President Karen Lowry- Secretary Wayne Halterman-Treasurer Peggy Arrington-Reporter Brenda Harper- S.C.A. Representative Gerald Waggoner- S.C.A. Representative X ,A f -7 0 T' -ifififtt 1' .- L vii 1 .1 ,uv 'Q - , . R . v,.,,r.w ., -,gi Ui' L- -' w' 32 all 1 Faye Arbogast Sarn Arbogast Peggy Arrington Betty Beverage Susan Black Iva Calhoun Lucinda Campbell John Colaw Paul Doyle Jeanette Echard Douglas Gutshall Wayne I-lalterman Brenda Harper Dorothy Harris Betty Helmick Dottie I-lelmick Nancy Hevener G. W. I-liner Jerry l-looke Gary Hull Nancy I-Iull Tom Jones Ethel Leach Peggy Lotts Karen Lowry Harry Lunsford Barbara McCray Phyllis Puffenbarger Roy Puffenbarger Carolyn Simmons Raymond Smith Ben Stephenson Melanie Sullenbarger John Sweet Carol Terry Donnie Varner Gerald Waggener Myra Waybright Ronald Whitelaw Mary Reefa Wilson WV WI 1 . 11 1' iv 5'-L 'D V 5 K fi r g. gf L A A K ,fu Aw 'xxx W D XL , am, :Q cg., its . Ni. rs' C9 ' x, -. N 1 w X 5 lb-5 'Ds -23 33 'N SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Linda Hoover. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Sharon Galford Loretta Rexrode Tom McCutchan Jackie Will SECOND ROW: Linda Rexrode Daisy Halterman Connie Beverage O OI22 014635 ..T1' , N vf if ' fi axhxx V ici,-fl wig' 'V W :nf ,alfa-f w . W . 55 . s Q -gl. ' fx , - an ' O , R H I n-i ,W 4. QIYI1' or 1 A -A, my Connie Beverage Roger Beverage Charles Botkin Peggy Burns Andre Crummett Barbara Doyle Susan Fulton Sharon Galford Jean Gutshall Kay Gutshall Daisy I-Ialterman Mary I-Ievener Gideon Hiner Linda Hoover Donald Hull 34 W Ruth Knapp Doris Lindsay David Lotts Allen Lowry George Marshall Michael Marshall Randy Mauzy William McCray Tom McCutchan Roger Moats Marty Moyers Larry Mullenax Charles Newlen Linda Rexrode Loretta Rexrode Sharon Rexrode W Blair Simmons Wilmer Smith John Sponaugle Frank Stephenson Berlie Terry Wayne Teter Sandra Varner R. B. Wade, Ir. Jerry Warner Larry Waybright Larry Whitecotton Jackie Will Jimmy Will Somers Stephenson I , I. HN: be IPI Q 42 ...- - gl infix all E ll: s K 1 Q I A I E' a ,assay :Q 1' 5-. fr S158 5..- A. .,,,. '17 .- fi? rm' Q17 fx 'F , Q... , ' Q ' f Q 1 'n -' V5 I 9' .wif 1, Q A 'Y' 'wr . af L f L' i l R ig? y ,,. I ITM- -1 .- ,arm S - ' ax!-'fl 1 I? 1 rg J, ,Q rp, -if -in Y E gmc- - f A '.. ' .M Ya J ,re if Z? 35 Q-' 1 ae 1: ' Q we me Y 'ST' ?rr I f I 146.5 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS IZQQI2 in I 1 Lf' ' L D E r gl V an . D.-r 'TX Kathy Black G. W. Obaugh Leta Hull Iunior Puffenbarger Teddy Gum Sharon Duncan Edith Rexrode Kathy Black Jerry Burns Danny Caldwell Debbie Campbell Sharon Duncan Beverly Echard Leon Goodall Eloise Goodbar Teddy Gum Karen Harper Betty Hise Ray Hodge Robert Hooke Delmar Vandevander Allen Hull Leta Hull Joseph Lockridge Nina Lohr Pat Lowry Larry Mauzy Corietta Moats G. W. Obaugh Junior Puffenbarger Connie Rexrode Edith Rexrode Nancy Rexrode Phyllis Rexrode Charles Simmons Wayne Simmons George Smith Robert Smith Charlotte Stephenson if n Donna Terry Linda Terry rj J 5 Z iii' 3 , 2 ,,.- . -1 1 X -' f,1,i,L:s:L' N V 7'Q'K': g ' x ' -an I ' so f A 'J . f I v ' if IH ,J :il ' 2' A -A JI fu ' ' Qs ive, -1 -nw: Yi A 4, A , ., l Q X I 'S 71 A ' JE -f' .r ' 5' , rf... 5 i 15 i vi ia' ' .MQ . 0 A Q' 134 Ai, T3- Cjzyffg QJGQQQ .,,.. .zur 'r 51'F1l7ff'Y .:wgf,s43f9gr .:, ' 'sf ' . 1 X -eww--,,.Y .Rd--.fm vu? X . , Q 4. , b rf .' 'R f' .5 s x '1,. V A A , 'QT' ,V X 'qffll .ah . , ' , g!':.E,' ,. :ix l 5 ? '- 'Q 1 .4-25051-,.j -, , is 5- 3.7 1 shy. J , .gg,,'O.,-15,.,a'uf0.f 4 fl vin-wyvM'w .1 G 4 'y 'Nia lx lr I' . L- K f - 'K CD F 9' ' :za 1495 v gy' 'K .ff ' r 5- A--' -N. -' in , ,t,.,m . -...N F an 1.75 Eiiggfi' fiifxifgr Af- -1 ,Y sg-1. A 2 ...sv ng,-digs. V 3' P X ee .5 L ws,- Billy Lindsay Paul Lindsay Albert Malcolm 38 Linda Beverage David Bird Patsy Botkin Linda Burns Betty Bussard Patsy Caldwell Donna Carroll James Colaw Debbie Eagle Ivan Gutshall James Gutshall Jeannie Hammer Michael Hammer Loy Harvey Sharon Helmick Carla Helms Ann I-liner Christine Hodge Cindy Hooke Wayne Huffman Carol Ann Hull Dennis Hull I. B. Hull Elva Jolley Kenneth Knapp Vivian McCray Patsy Moats Marilyn Moon John Moyers, Jr. Rodger Moyers Linda Mullenax Wanda Neil Elizabeth Newman Isabelle Puffenbarger Ruth Puffenbarger Ruth Ray Dayton Rexrode Mary Grace Rexrode Melvin Rexrode Johnny Rexrode Cappie Shultz Blair Sullenberger Kerry Sponaugle Bobby Terry Carolyn Vandevander Sherry Warner Richard Waybright Jackie Wilfong Joy Will Ray Wilson fjzyflf glad e I tw 'V 'T' V L 'Ss :fir no-fra D . ix .- in A ' fr- 'lf a. .- . V 5 f' A P. fu?-f ' Q., N r - , f' A ' 1 5 . S., AL K N E' L- is ., A '- if-' y ae : Af' ,-.fury l - f ' P Rh' . A XX xi fm l I an J 'T In 4 11' i 'raw is mr, lg' C' n, A M, of U ,fr ., ,-, 'GN 'x x 4 031 1 . ., Q 39 Nancy Wirner 1 'Q Y 'F ' Robert Wimer . X f X --'bf ? GOI? Cerf Zan 1 Q:'v 2 T is I . 1 J V ' 5 - F1 4,'. ' A- r lil s an-in 11:1 la- III CI tim! ! E639 lf A I -.mar 5' fan-mariahva1laur.'xmfL11l1It,1m1vllQl 1 agngl gn 1. :J ?'3g FIRST ROWg Left to Right - Joyce Hull, Martha Hoover, Mary Wilson, Barbara McCray, Susan Black, Carolyn Hookef' Harry Lunsford. SECOND ROWg Left to Right - Nancy Hevener, Edith Rexrode, Debbie Eagle, Jeanie Hammer, Linda Hoover, Nina Lohr, Marilyn Moon, Karen Lowry, Donna Terry, Gerald Waggoner. THIRD ROWg Left to Right - Robert Hooke, Junior Smith, Loy Harvey, David Bird, Roy Waggonerf' Somers Stephen- son, Cindy Hooke, Carol Waggoner, Mr. Gary Hartle. Senior Members This year the band did not have regular sessions until the second semester. The Highland County School Board appointed Mr. Gary Hartle as the music instructor of the public schools. Mr. Hartle, a na- tive of Hagerstown, Maryland, graduated from Hagerstown High School in 1962. He completed a com- prehensive music major to receive his B. A. degree, from Shepherd College, Shepherdstown, West Vir- ginia. 40 7 'f' li il 5 K4': W 'ul ,Ia ,.lL feeogm fo. . . 3901095 .S 7 Carolyn Hooke . Jeanette Echard . Lewis Wysong. . Martha Hoover . Shirley Beverage Sheila Lambert . Sheila Helms . . Roberta Whitelaw . . Betty Rexrode. . ljlancy Waggy. . Gladys Gum . . Maxine Varner . Jessie Bird . . . Susan Botkin . . Joyce Hull . . . Bonnie Hevener. Linda Bird . . . Miss Virginia Beverage . . at 4 Q- 1212 uaf csfcyff . . Editor-In-Chief . . . . Asst. Editor . . . Bus. Manager .Asst. Bus. Manager Advertising Manager . . . . Copy Editor . Photography Editor . . . . Class Editor . . Faculty Editor . . Feature Editor . . . Sports Editor' . . Activities Editor . . . Columnist . . . Typist . . Typist . . Typist . . Typist . .Sponsor QS. FY. Xecufzbes . - r 1 A . A r 9 n lfifli-'iv A L :Sw SQNSSQQ1 arises -I 1 7. L FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dolly, Sponsorg Steve Galford, Presidentg Nancy Hull, Vice-Presidentg Connie Beverage, Sec- retary. SECOND ROW: G. W. Obaugh, Treasurerg Nancy Hevener, Reporter. CS. Wepresenfabbes GQJS yDres1bQnfS ? M ' U wr -ri.-1 1 fr' , r 3 Fifi. - f 51+ A T , Y' 1 FIRST ROW: Sharon Duncan, Edith Rexrode, Shirley LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberta Whirelaw, Barbara MC- Beverage, Sheila Helms. SECOND ROW: Linda Cray, Linda HOOVCI, Kathy Black. Cappie Shultz. Burns, Sherry Warner, Brenda Harper, Gerald Wag- Blair Sullenbefger, Mrs. Wade. goner. THIRD ROW: Sharon Galford, Loretta Rex- rode, Mrs. Samples. 43 af1b12af55Q120r oczefy N. I. ,- SEATED - Left to Right--Mrs. Hammer, Nancy Hull, Susan Black, Jeanette Echard, Karen Lowry. STANDING - Left to Right--Phyllis Puffenbarger, Martha Hoover, Barbara McCray, Sheila Lambert, Melanie Sullenbarger, Brenda Harper, Harry Lunsford, N. Hevener, D. Gutshall, C. Hooke. Orenszbs X. N ,aan V w 'fa-an V ls 62,1 , 3.593 J 'B FRONT ROW - Left to Right--Sandra Varner, Nancy Hevener, Susan Botkin, G. W. Obaugh. SECOND ROW - Left to Right--Doug Gutshall, Roger Wimer, Sheila Lambert. 44 l yjodqs QQ C5fafe pv- If .f Carolyn Hooke and Stephen Galford were chosen to represent the following principles of the High School Code of Ethics: 1. To be true to myself and with an open mind main- tain my convictions. 2. To develop a recognizable school loyalty and spirit. 3. To be honest and truthful and worthy of trust. 4. To win and lose in sports or in life with a smile. 5. To be diligent in the use of my talents and edu- cational privileges. 6. To believe whole-heartedly in the ideals of de- mocracy. 7. To develop a sense of gratitude and appreciation for all my blessings. GOLDEN RULE: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. -X . Carolyn I-Iooke Lewis Wysong Each year a junior boy and girl are chosen to go to Boy's State and Girl's State. This is a program where- by they learn more about the ideals of democracy. Here they participate in a model city and state govern ment which will enable them to become better citi- zens. GOOQ gf 5151k2s .- - ,. , i rt! f .X W .gf i i X ji--. gufure 0122 ema ers Ofc... Jeanette Eohard-Historian Sommers Stephenson-Historian Brenda Harper- Treasurer Roberta Whitelaw-Secretary Nancy I-lull-Vice-President Sheila Lambert-President gufure 0122 em ers Left to right, FIRST ROW: I. Echard, S. Beverage, G. Gum, B. Harper, R. Whitelaw, N. Hull, S. Lambert, Miss L. Beverage. SECOND ROW: C. Hooke, J. Wysong, P. Lotts, C. Simmons, J. Hull, M. Hoover, B. Rexrode, S. Helms, L. Bird, P. Puffenbarger. THIRD ROW: S. Botkin, N. Waggy, N. Lohr, S. Varner, S. Wimer, S. Galford, L. Rexrode, J. Bird, D. Terry. FOURTH ROW: E. Goodbar, M. Sullenbarger, M. Waybright, C. Rexrode, P. Rex- rode, K. Harper, B. Echard, S. Rexrode, D. Halterman. FIFTH ROW: D. Harris, P. Burns, C.- Moats, N. Rexrode R. Knapp, B. Doyle, M. Hevener, C. Stephenson. 46 gzzfure arm ers 0 gqmerzba CQIXS' LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Perkins, Advisory W. Teter, President, S. Smith, Vice-President: R. Wag- goner, Secretary: D. Vandevander, Reporterg B. Stephenson and D. Bl. Lotts, Sentinel. gy., , 5f'ci'gil, ' q , , ,...e,Q.. 1 A y I- .rf 5,-4 N-'t.yiyi,r'.i.1T-If -., W N 'XXX S..- 1 i .3--Y-we-Q-Pl! Tryk ' , '..'g . R-1,:.Qf'f'fB X. . R Ha . 1 Si e 1 '- ' 1 'iiiseggy 1 1 V -,V fa-:WSE wtf. X Q 1 Q -.I .,,, -.... J 'hw-11 'L.C.. v. gufure arm ers FIRST ROW, Left to right: B. Stephenson, D. Lotts, D. Vandevander, R. Waggener, S. Smith, W. Teter, Mr. Perkins. SECOND ROW: G. Hiner, M. Marshall, M. Moyers, L. Mauzy, G. W. Obaugh, I. Townsend, J. Lock- ridge. THIRD ROW: L. Waybright, B. Simmons, A. Hull, L. Mullenax, J. Burns, G. Hull, B. Terry. FOURTH ROW: J. Puffenbarger, I. McCray, C. Newlen, M. Kelley, C. Botkin. 47 Wqbreffes 11' 'f WEEKS-2' .1--E' E-.TSQT - T 3 1- ww?-:JEW....'.f:.'..fm'-id Qt' 4?-FIR' Z . S . I! V,-A.: t , JT 1, 1 mr pwljllbf I 5 ,.JT.',j,-, T pta, vf:-jhri lf 1.2--.H .Pk .PF QL-15411 H , -5 . I J!!!-IF! !l Qi! 1 ' WI' I I fr-'WN - 7,1 we-fr--1 ll. l',TP'11'ff'5l 211 -!' 4'-ugvrihqffg-l FRONT ROW, Left To Right - E. Goodbar, S. Stephenson, G. Gum. SECOND ROW: N. Hull, R, Whitelaw, K. Gutshall. ewpaper Qgfqjf Ep Gfzg IVF' SEATED - R. Mauzy, Mrs. Moon, Sponsor. STANDING - FIRST ROW: N. Lohr, P. Puffenbarger, N. Hull, S. M. Sullenbarger, S. Galford, C. Beverage, S. Lambert, J. Stephenson, M. Wilson, J. Bird. SECOND ROW: I. Echard, N. Waggy, H. Lunsford, S. Botkin, N. Lohr. Echard, S. Helms, C. Hooke, C. Stephenson, I. Wysong D. Terry. THIRD ROW: S. Warner, B. Newman, J. Hammer, L. Mullenax, A. Hiner, B. Echard. FOURTH ROW: R. Whitelaw, K. Gutshall, G. Gum, E. Goodbar. 48 13311 'Q Qzreeogm fo . . zyb fa 9 A. Q4 . YMSC ...Q 33 '- -.Av . V' .-. - r ,. , NA QAM5' Wayne Teter Forw ard 1 GRN? t 4 . E? AM 25 ' Charles Newlen Guard Sam Arbogast Center Eddie Gutshall Center, Co-Captain 0 , Y an ,rr Q-. . , Q , n QM! Q if, 'I ' 'H W I I 'N ,t .M XI, i, Steve Stephenson Forward Lewis Wysong Time-Keeper Randy Mauzy Score-Keeper Zasfefgaf 1- 'd r Aus a Qi if TQ :,- Q: f un y r 1 . X, 1- y - ' ww . ,,,,. :fr :Ly Q' ' ,y 4 Jerry Hooke Roy Puffenbarger r a j .- 'r Guard Guard, Co-Captain A l R. B. Wade Guard QA Harry Lunsford Forward gh Paul Lindsay Marty Moyers Manager Manager Glenn Tustin Coach 4 arszky eefQa0Qrs Jessie Bird Somers Stephenson Nancy Hull Phyllis Puffenbarger fHeadp Mary Wilson me f' y - J . y ' Ulrgxgl sllflfnf lip QV is-ef 52 , Q Nina Lohr Mrs, A, D. Gutshall cznzbr ary? ygasfefgaf FRONT ROW, Left to right - B. Sullenberger, J. Will, B. Lindsay, K. Sponagle, R. Wilson, L. Goodall. SEC OND ROW - G. Tustin, Coach, P. Lindsay, I. I-lull, I. Gutshall, R. Moyers, M. Hammer, D. Caldwell, B. Terry, M. Moyers, Manager. JFQSQMJ yeam Y: 0 md , I I 1 'B' FRONT ROW, Left to right - Jerry Gum, Charles Newland, Larry Whitecotton, Andre Crummet, Iimmey Will, Jackie Will, Roger Moats. BACK ROW: Steve Stephenson, Ronald Whitelaw, Doug Gutshall, Roger Wimer, Danny Caldwell, Sam Arbogast, George Marshall, John Colaw, Frank Stephenson, G. W. Hiner. 53 ZII2IbZ QJGJJQ 691460 ogrs FIRST ROW - Left to right - Debbie Eagle, Cindy Hooke. SECOND ROW - Cappie Shultz, Joy Will. THIRD ROW - Carla Helms. jig O12 Oyfdln 6 ,K ' ' W - F'-f Left to Right--ROW ONE - Jimmy Will, Lewis Wysong. ROW TWO - Jerry Hooke, Wayne Teter. ROW THREE - Roger Wimer, Harry Lunsford. ROW FOUR - Phyllis Puffenbarger, Nancy Hull, Mary Wilson, Somers Stephen- son, Iessie Bird. ROW FIVE - Sam Arbogast, Doug Gutshall. ROW SIX - Donnie Campbell, Roy Puffen- barger. ROW SEVEN - Eddie Gutshall, Steve Stephenson. 54 7 zfeeogm fo .... FQ as are X.. gafgeszfzlvczf T Q' The Fall Festival was opened this year by having a Pretty Boy Contest. Mr. Gerald Waggoner was chosen as Queen. To highlight the show, the Supremes fMisses Carolyn, Cindy, and Donna Hookej, Napoleon III fMiss Karen Lowryj, and the Mamas and the Papas fMr. SL Mrs. James Moon, Mrs. Luther Hammer, and Mr. Glen Tustiny appeared before a full house. Miss Jessie Bird was the Mistress of Ceremonies which added to the hilarity of the program. The remainder of the evening was spent at the various booths in the hall. The evening was ended by the crowning of Miss Phyllis Rexrode and Mr. Lewis Wysong as Queen mga King of the Fall Festival. 56 . A- 'td ' -- 1 :..4.- ,fl .Syv- 1- 1 i xjvgw il d ifffm M ' . l xr gimlllli My 4 y ,l s?vlQi ' YE s VN' 4 The music fades, the stars grow dim, The night too soon departs And though it does, it leaves a mel Glowing in our hearts. A glow that is the symbol of The happy days we've known Of countless friends and dreams Come true Of three years that have flown, Of these short years that hurried by And to them now we cling As rather wistfully we reach Our Prom---The final fling. n'ry 7 57 Gif Zwafern it W EVE L. TO R.: Steve Stephenson, Betty Rexrode, Stephen Galford, Sheila Helms, Roger Wimer, Sheila Lam- bert, Roberta Whitelaw, Lewis Wysong, and Phyllis Waybright. T E i i -ri Are you going to get out, or do I have to throw you out? vw- 'Li L x,':, ly C Yeah, I understand, u Gas! gf aracfers I anis Whitney .... Aaron Whitney Bess Whitney . . . Kate ..... . Jeff Redfield . . Dan Blodgett . . . . . Leah Neville . . . . Glen Crockett . . . . Mrs. Van Snoot . . Sheila Helms . . Roger Wimer . Sheila Lambert . . Betty Rexrode . Steven Galford Steve Stephenson . Roberta Whitelaw . . Lewis Wysong Phyllis Waybright Stop it, or I'll call the police! Nothing at all. enzbr IYLU l f i 1 , 'vi X The Senior Trip to Washington consisted of count- less tours and many miles of walking. Naturally the theme carried out in the pictures show you the result of the many enjoyable hours spent touring our nation's capitol. The sad part of the trip was the thought that this would be our last trip together as a class. 1. Our bus driver, Mr. Curtis Amburn, added much to our trip. Right Mr. Tustin? 2. Hours and hours of touring the Smithsonian Institute resulted in rest and discussion about how many miles we had walked. 3. Carolyn is getting ready to meet Larry. The sicken- ing smell of hairspray added much to the health of those who were already sick. 4. Mrs. Hiner and Mrs. Moon seem to be getting too old to cut the mustard anymore! 5. Donnie and Eddie are enjoying their naps and every- one knows that Maury's eyes aren't openg Gladys has gone completely beserk! . ,gYFA5. f 'BE S P li 'al 'll y rg is 'J f ,J J 2 ff Y L. .,..i5 5 W i f,, f me 'Ms a e x X. L .Q .if 1 e 1 2 1 ug 4' '-WL' X Zi , . 1311: 61...- , 4. sxsrgglrg' Tk I 59 Chas 0 1967 llllllfl K' nl' 'Ts N 111 N fs A f' 4 wr Ho St d eo 0122122 e12ce122 e12f iw- - Q, VALEDICTORIAN Sheila La m bert If Principal James Moon Presents Diplomas SALUTATORIAN Carolyn Hooke 61 C5C500feZQ69fS 33215 Qrzbers GfyQfef1a Zfjorfers What would we do without them . . . Our bus drivers: Lewis Wysongg Mr. Arnold Ruckmang Mr. Saul Simmonsg Mr. Acky Varnerg Mr. Aubrey Powersg and Mr. Roy Waggoner. Mr. Don Varner, our custodian. Mrs. Bess Siron and Mrs. Ina Varner, our cooks. We, the students rely, depend on, and most of all appreciate them. Gus fo 06612 I Onferey Qmenfaf Cscfoof Monterey Elementary School built in 1922 of native stone was for many years both grade and high school. In 1963 the high school moved into the new school now known as Highland High. There are 192 enrolled in our Mr. John B. Reynolds, principal, enters the school for a day's work. Aside from duties as principal he teaches a science class and three physical education classes at Monterey Elementary School. In addition to this he teaches bookkeeping at Highland High. acu 2? Mr. John B. Reynolds B.S. Bridgewater College M.A. University of Virginia Mrs. J. R. Hooke B.S. Longwood College Mrs. Thelma D. Bird Madison College Miss Elizabeth McCoy B.S. Longwood College Miss Anna Bird A.B. King's College, N. C. Mrs. W. R. Stephenson, Ir. A.B. Alabama College Mrs. W. H. Wilson B.S. Madison College Mrs. J. S. Hansel B.S. Madison College Mrs. R. A. Cleek A.B. Elon College, N.C. Mrs. W. H. Dudley Madison College 64 OFFICERS Secretary - Joyce Hamilton President - Robert Billingsley Vice President - Sherry Shultz Reporter - Scott Wilfong Treasurer - Mark Swecker X Ryland Arrington L fl ' if, TPFP' 4 FQOQ CSQUQI2 24V X N 'S'-I A ss M... , .. . fl lk g:'ffl11,. ' glbfiilfkfs 1 l fl 1- 'lr fr ssl f + Q' 'A gyll ns, V' Q.. W 1 , QW . ,Y T an l ' QT l' vial agir- it :-c,s.,.1- .: - L. f - wfithri'-- 131' X- y r J L y' 1 'gg-' 1 ,. , ' Q., ' ' 95. Inv- xxx. V. ' i.i5'35ix?if in E , ESKQQHQS. 65 Robert Billingsley Michael Clayton John Michael Colaw Gloria Dever Jerry Gum Joyce Hamilton Norman Harold Michael Helmick Diane Hoover Kathy King Bryce Lunsford Sheila Shepherd Sherry Shultz Dale Simmons Donna Simmons Mark Swecker Beatrice Vance John Vance Fredrick Whitelaw Scott Wilfong nn ru: WQRLD mag 615: Mrs. Bird instructing Larry, Cliffie, and Terry in locating places by degrees of latitude and longitude. inn ,S 1 , 'v fpgr' R' . if 'Q ' J' 1 'ir of 4:70. - f!:1, gigp,'i 1 4' 'rr-r i ll tai 3 at ' 1:7 , f 1 - F ,Y f l l t ' - sw' ' . 1 N W 'f Wgirirf-?S41ir:.'. ,1ilf.llu!flii5f.R'Q xl X .f Y V X iff- A ' F ff l' Q .- 'S 'T- H 1? W. y, - ' 'Sixth fadsefim ll ir 7 .4 'diff 53 - BFTTW' ll ' 'f .I 41- 54' t Q. g1?.P?'vgL 'I His' , '. 10. .T '.:r7 i w 'Q 1 1 bvri.. f ji 66 Berkly Arrington Wayne Beverage Andrew Botkin Jerry Caldwell Terry Colaw Ceba Doyle Clifton Folks Dale Hammer Jerry Helmick Virginia Hevener Joyce High Richard Hise Donna Hooke Rebecca Hunt Kwinton King Terry Marshall Carl Moyers Ralph Moyers Jane Pritchard Alice Robertson Danny Rohrbaugh Frances Smith Wilson Smith Thomas Stephenson Darlene Turner Carol Varner Jean Varner JoAnn Varner Larry Wagoner Terry Warner .A-NL ,vhwk G- . i5'r lv 5- Q'--Y 'ilu XX - if graog 21216 . 5.- : f '- T131 23, W j K 74 rl 1 ,fn- , , 'K in ' xl I if T HE, by -1, , A B, 'gif'-,tr A Q! y 1 u.. V ' - . ,., .4 1 u as bi . fi 69 A Wa -' 'f '14 J 5,1 ..N. , fi ,. rf' an K , 5' A: . , -.. l N 34 MEM at B A 5 2 It ' . 'Qx A K, ' lu .J ii +- ,kl , .ge l - f TQ., - rg rr '!E,1a ' ,W ZA 5 I .1 Y-'..'?.f' nl we C- L 67 Mary A. Billingsley James Bird Donald Botkin Tommy Botkin Dianna Bussard Terry Caldwell Lisa Crigler Betty Dever Teresa Griffin Linda Gumm David Gutshall Virginia Gutshall Mary G. Hevener Michael High Jeffrey Hiner Thelma Hise Bobby Hoover Andrew Hupman Rhonda King Debbie Lester Jimmy Moon Janice Moyers Brenda Rexrode Susan Rubush Bobby Swadley Ocie Tidd Dotty Turner Sue Williams Not Pictured: Alice Harris Charles Robertson 'Nl W , il ' . I f xg l 1 .S-2 Q izlqrtgrw .N J fl-J! 9 if . x. fd Q ' OZIZ' ef' . , , W A ,V ' K-1 L-, ,aah jar' f' 2.I'g:f7NAA ' Y . X Id ,, V , I 'I ' 129- ' ' ,- he -'-51 - .lilly 1 -Jwfilif w I b X-Kxggiggiigf' lla' A N 1i3 ' U-2 13 Y f EE,',111:'1E-f E11 ' Ll ' Jam L, ,A W X is aan- wr-Qslfzr.. -,,,ffL I, 4- :EA ' L fi. by -. ., L . .', ' f-L M an :L ' . 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Arbogast Teresa Bird Roger Hiner Carla Hull Larry Hull Russell Hull Elesson Hunt Charles Hupman Velda Knapp Jane Lohr Allen Lowry Betty Lowry Homer Moats Elbert Moyers Ann Pritchard Allen Ratcliff Samuel Ray Duane Ruckm an Elizabeth Shepherd Dale Simmons Alan Thompson Debbie Varner Ruth Varner Linda Wade Not Pictured: Doris Robertson FQOQ 751499 . U A 1 IA: ,ya-,gg af, Sc ai g k Q! .- -cg.-at ,-FL.. Y lv, 5 Q 1, '1 :fl ' gr- . C' rm - w at A- B ' ' , 1' I' 'ist fxwlex 4Tl'??-Eiivigg ' 1 Q., . tt.. . ni ' An 5.1, I Qu '. ' 1 ' ,4- a- A 'Jw .. c- -In 'G' G I I. il, ,L-'YQ .14.E,,.'l- xi .fl f ggi:-N ,fv Qv-.'::'-ig. A 1 as 2 If V- ' '- 13 15-2. mtg' fs' 1 ig 1 B vs I , M A' --A'W .W ly.: V '91 6 ii- , r , Vx -9 A as ' N t ' 5- r - g, f 'C' S ' L 'B 1 IYSE ,:f ' i I' I 'W 1w , '5 . - ', tl if 2 l .F ' i my ,rsagjpgll . t. .- ' an L A X f 2 '5' Wim 'V' G' I 'Q 'Q' 'L' T ' I u V! -Q.. , A- , 4. ' ' B B , -cm 6.4! X W V . .V is 'Q , Susan Smith Perry Warner .3 , !- A ,, r Johnnie Trad if , , L 1 Ki .5 Glenn Altizer Michael Armstrong Robert Beverage Lyn Billingsley Thelma Bird Debra Botkin Peggy Botkin Ronald Botkin Gary Crigler Linda Dever Eldon Galford Darrell Gumm Curtis Gutshall Beth Hammer Barbara Hefner George Hevener David Hise Patsy Hise Sandra Hise Debra Hogshead Brenda Hoover Terry King David Lester Deborah Moon Curtis Rexrode Jane Rexrode Nathan Rexrode Sandra Shelin Timothy Shumate Ronald Simmons glad Q CU , , .' mm, b- , Pt 1 ,N r ..a-1.-. ,iv f-'gl' w-,J I ws- 4 vt, g't . , 3, :llllgIl5 i i. A 'Rin- w a .3 ' - n ..-4' 'rr-. .it in X at lv- N 5, 4-'le .fg ,f y , , .LSI 1 ', 'A ,-1 A 'R l - I r Ll' Roger Srmmons Linda Sw adley Eugene Bussard Gene Dever Donald Doyle Lawrence Ferrig James I-liner Eddie I-Iooke Shirley Huffman Susan Kincaid Donna Lester Kathy Ralston Dennie Ray Robert Robertson Whof makes I5 :- 8 ond 7 ore i5 Mrs. Hansel and Kathy Ralston use the flannel board in a second grade 'ruth metic class. 70 140062 DQ Qllef 7500 . fig , kllxu F' . ij . - s, df,-.11 sg , 5 ' 1' .A Gary Williams X , rf. V5.1 4 ,S'ii'?qmrT::i6 J filr!'Mg3i.53 h 0' .1 M f be ,f ' ! 0 ,gr ,Y NA K .. , W 1' r J N -. ' 5 A ,. tv J 1 - 1211.5 -'M 2' Billy Hefner Rose Hiner Isabelle Hise Samuel Hise Pearly Lowry Jerry Moats Keith Moyers Ronald Moyers Rachel Robertson David Shepherd Dickie Simmons Wanda Simmons Word drill taught to a special reading group using new equipment, swivel chalkboard and adjustable chairs, attached ro a kidney-shaped table. 71 IGGOQ 0129 Qljef 0129 Ls 1 if ffiirfi Milli' X ,A ib- u Qprs-2 ' N i if v ? si e fri .- x I L, V IIA. -, . -' 'lf 4, NNW ' A , V j't , V! :jf -,H 5 S-lifhxlifif i -.S i ,I ' . .Vx 5-Lawn fl V 3 fp X X ir-, A A -L. F t v iiiii-a s -- 1 i M4- i f Lia 'ink a n 1 QU 1 H I5 - Y' J'- DAI t A 5.7 V , --'IQ --Sus-4. N- r T. ' ,, L-,eu-6-4 Nh'-S7773 , Q, , , . f I K -uv X w , M- 5 f ,va ' X N 1'-. - 4 ,5 . -v , ' X n ' SQ.:-b-'05-lr? -'i 'r.'. ! ,, 0 k wed , -,,,?,..4.ss-+sfhf, .'t4s. ff, J., Yam, - ,. vb. im- NRQJ. , tw hz .Qi nga. .said 5 . 4 ' . -'.' evra .f,a...f...:j E .,L.w,!,s- ' - Brenda Ti dd B. Edward Varner ,Wk-f ,im A NOT PICTURED: 'nj 55? i 9. Kay Marshall ,sm gag 1,-f5if,14iai,Y'f' 2 1 HY 72 45' N , Melvin Arrington Wesley Baldwin David Botkin Christopher Crigler Thomas Dever Patricia Galford Ann Gutshall Glenda Hammer Teresa Herold Susan Hiner Linda Hise Barbara Hoover Ian Hull Deborah I olley Darlene Lester Tonia Marshall Gary Mitchell Donna Rexrode Marilyn Reynolds Blane Ruckman Christopher Shumate David Simmons Timothy Swecker Ann Marie Thompson J onferey C5C500,fR4DEQZ1S' ,wr Miss Iris Hooke, secretary Custodian - to principal and general Eugene Moyers office work. Mrs. Elva Rexrode and Miss Margie Simmons, cafeteria workers, pre- paring lunch for some 160 students and teachers. Iii? D007 'MIS N0 SSI -..nl-.9-. ,,... v Mr. Gary I-lartle, classroom Mrs. Maxine McCutchan, secretary for all county schools is music teacher and band in- kept busy not only with typing but checking out filmstrips structor. and records. Mrs. Carol Hevener, librarian, instructing pupils the proper way to check out books. 74 Halloween King and Queen, Dale Hammer and Virginia Gutshall ry Q, L- J' I I K Pupils in Grade One are improving reading skills by listening to tape recorder and following in book. Jo Ann Varner taking her turn on the balance beam with Gloria Dever and Terry Warner as spotters. Sammy Ray, holding helmet shell over his head, as other children display shell collection of the Fourth Grade Science Class. I Michael High displays his skill at rope climbing. A V ' . EA? -,LIS 2 , A V w . qi: 'lf' '- A r g I 1.1-,sp . Yr- '-v L x ' -6- vs '. ' 'A ,044 st, .- I g ,-2-5. ,L ffii -.iff ff: -ffl. .sr w -V .1 .k .. ,,.,,.-,, ., mf -. .rv-4: Spelling Bee winners for M.E.S. Rob Billingsley - 3, Kwinton King - 4, Frances Smith - 2, Jane Pritchard - 1. JIQQJ Qsfarf X I 1 t x gy . I ha a I A Q s 'iii During the summer of 1966 some forty children participated in PRO- IECT HEAD START. This program, financed by the office of Economic Opportunity in Washington, D. C., is designed to help pre-school children who will enter school the following September. The children enrolled in the program took part in a variety of activities and learning situations, all aimed at the total development of the child. Visitors are welcome at the three Head Start Centers which operates for eight weeks of the summer months. J he fasts CUQJQQ enfaf 1 I CSC500f The present Blue Grass Elementary School is now in its eighth session. There are about 95 students enrolled in grades one through seven. There are four teachers, one remedial teacher, and a secretary - librarian. Edu- cational Television is used in grades five, six, and seven. The students participate in the spelling bee, softball, basketball, and Field Day with the other elementary schools in the county. At the completion of the seventh grade the students are transferred to Highland High. acu iq Xonix. Mrs. Melvin Johnston Madison College Remedial Instructor Mr. Omer Judy, Jr., Principal Maryville College - A.B. Seventh Grade Mrs. Vernon Newman Madison College Secretary-Librarian Mrs. Richard Crummett Mary Washington College Fifth and Sixth Grades Mrs. Wallace Wade Miss Amanda Wickline Madison College - B.S. Radford College - B.S. Third and Fourth Grades Columbia University - M.A. 78 First and Second Grades A -. ., V eoenff gina Q , Janet Bussard Inq Sandra Doyle 4 Jerry Hevener , , Q 55' A' :Ig f ff F F 7 d I' Richard Hevener if mg 5 ' TJ' ,Q- iggr. , IN . If ,,V1' L ...La..1gi...J1!Mi Mary Hogshead William Jack, Jr. Roy Kimble Donna Swecker Mae Vandevender 79 Janet Mullenax Ann Mullenax Janet Newlen Ralph Newlen Donald Rexrode . txx , --, X W .-, 2 . ' 'iw I asa? in A '1' wa? li' , ' 1 f.. 'N fi ' ff .' f.-'1 . s anof QSJXXA gre Dallas Doyle L 042 .ff v 5 If I. 2 'f .lx v rr , , finial r W 1 xg, I w v, ' ,ag Y: .i l- f.: B5 H ,T ,W wi .s V- -,nav , . Is - , F3 Y-'.' . A' Y' ,TAZNQ-V r ,,.. r X9 man Ire- ur::l: 15551' .LEM fill? Q-S 'Qi Kathy Arbogast Patsy Hevener Dghnag Lowry Allen Bussard Patricia Marshall Michael Mauzy I0hT1UY Mick Debra Puffenbarger Bobby Rexrode QS. W ax , J 'vfilf if , ,Q XXV I X F is ' K xx x X. 4 :X n fi- x' ri: - l - , 2 .51 . 4-WN, ,.?':1 ., N lv L . U-ir: 9. Z 7 Richard Mullenax -3 da ,, k Hr. 1 Gary Rexrode ' 3- Andrew Selmon l Glenna Newlen Susan Swecker Carla Simmons Robert Warner Daniel Waybright r Johnny Weese Leland Wimer b Q ' if Joseph win as , P- W Carl Wimer YSL 'ir Dennis Wimer .N -jg! -- li P 4 l a 51- ' ig S D 1, W 80 A U 1 - WW 1 5 ui k f7f12'0f , J' -' - .,, F. ' ' :,.,. 0 'I I I fr' J Y -f 4, an X an N Am, !e ug a U ,,.- Nk f, '43 . fu ' Aw: . X ', -nv-x 4. 4 4 E 1 Il - - ,..,,J ff-2' -: 1 T? if .rig X . V U !:,,,, J ' V QNQ-Wai! -tis-fr A4 4. . Mg I ,. X1 , - La' . . J .hit at waJ'rw'iM1,m , .. 1, 4- , '-a'5Ff'R, ' , .,, 1,,, Li!! M 1 S-P t , 3, '. - g'.1..j,Vi 7 'pjtlf if J . ' B- ' ' F' ' gn v , I. i 'w ' . I Debra Chestnut Roy Davis, Jr. Ann Grogg Teresa Halterman Kenneth Harper Donald Hedrick William Hiner, Jr. Donna Hinkle Barbara Hogshead Dorothy Mullenax Julie Mullenax ' ' ' James Pitsenbarger ' J Cheryl Puffenbarger , ,2 M. 1 J A ,L L ,f :x xg N . JL 'Si at WQ W 3- n A 4 GW iw' 1. i J an Ollffg graogs Darlene Colaw Jacob Colaw Kitty Halterman Angela Mick Janet Newlen Ruth Newman Dallis Selmon V D James Rexrode J ' 1 ' A ff , Q Donald Selmon I 4 ,Q y A, 2' J ' A 'aw Sarah Simmons P P- f 'J it . ' '- ,1 I J VW . qv 4 , ' A 1 V- x , ff, as ww - . ,f xl Elini ' J 51 - I Stuart Simmons ' t - V J 9- I' ' Judy Waggoner ,ij , in S - if J ii ,- .7 Charles Weese is I J A-ig, . ,. . ' J A y ' if ' y J' ' Marshall Simmons Q J A, Ki 4' X Ellen Swecker i -J ' 'A eu J .755 .' -g Z x gp r -,Lf--Q-.Fgif A . 1 , X 'Q yi!! K -. 5 w H 1 J 1'- I W 5- J Q Q-f J T i 1 gk i - la - 'f'1r-.1 EIL'-4' f' fig- w w' ' f 'Y 1 0 I M f 4 A 3x in S t , lrsf amor CSQCOI20f Qeaogs L... ps if W ' ,fibrzfziffiil-.,, Gregory Colaw Teresa Com' gang 4 l'U,QIQQfr7'f'f if Lgvl' - E g Sharon Godwin i Q v S' I . E lf James Harper Y ,V 1' yi - X- , ' ' Betty Grogg ' 1 - A-N Debra Harper ,yn - P 11 ug- 'G 0 XXV , f' ,X V '- A4 ' , Karen Hartman 0 if L fbi -1 'P ' Q. D.i.2.DHC Hedrick Q.. y r, 5: . Elsie Hinkle ,'f'i . 'ff' 1 Q' H- if V n . T Q Roberta Lambert A J ',k-1.7, D -4 ' X 'i Y if M 1 1 Xl. 1 r.. Scott Helmick . 1 Carol Hinkle .' I ' 5' Joyce Newlen 47' W 'e' ' Q If if Steven Puffenbarger ' A E I '.r, I fi-if. an mn -W e A .H 4 7 -H Donna Marshall A A! y V ff, A ,- al , Steven Pitsenbarger - ,Qi H q' 7 H Bobby Rexrode I -itz ' S- , , N r 1 aiul v Penny Rexrode if in r ' ii ,Q -trr 1 7 be 9 A Douglas Puffenbarger Tamera Puffenbarger 2 if David Selmon ' Elizabeth Simmons A A A 1 ' ' iiifw' ' :if 1 1, -Bari K4 I I - L .V Vickie Puffenbarger Q ' it 'HW 3' . E Chanda Sponaugle i S an ., Y I :wld-ty Q! . 3 i If I -V , 9 V il , Paul Simmons i ' ' , .8 Q, ,L -r. - fn-. 1 V v ' , , . ' - if 1:1 f t. ' . David Vandevender , I Y ' H A . a x 4 in . 1 r H of 7 ff -mega.. '..- all - J Q' 'ff' - .ENS .'f7,- 5 5 'E V L R H ' a 091' . Wfjfi g f ' V Robert Vandevender 4- I K., 'h A f Donna Varner --- nj y Tena Warner I ' pl Christie Waybright A uf H: V. Airy' -I 'si w' B2 CZQJQQ Q12 fdillf J an Gary I-lartle, Director FIRST ROW: Donna Swecker, Sandra Doyle, Ann Mullenax. SECOND ROW: Donald Rex- rode, Dallas Doyle, Allen Bussard, Richard I-Ievener. yegymm my .ml as nl ' It G59 62146 G OQWS ---w .51 faafzlrgg' ravi Z af .2 'S-7 FIRST ROW: Ruth Newman, Junior Davis, Angela Mick, Kenneth Harper, Ann Grogg, Dorothy Mullenax, Janet New- len, Marshall Simmons, Cheryl Puffenbarger. SECOND ROW: Sarah Simmons, Stuart Sim- mons, Teresa I-lalterman, Ellen Swecker, Donald Selmon, Julie Mullenax, James Pitsen- barger, James Rexrode, Judy Waggoner, Donald Hedrick. THIRD ROW: Debra Chestnut, Billy Hiner, Donna Hinkle, Barbara Hogshead, Charles Weese, Darlene Colaw, Dallis Selmon, Jacob Colaw, Angela Mick, Ellen Swecker, Darlene Colaw, Barbara Hogs- head, Ruth Newman, Janet Newlen. 83 Johnny Mick, Leland Wimer, Dallas Doyle, Allen Bussard, Richard I-levener, Donald Rex- rode, Michael Mauzy, Andrew Selmon, Joseph Will. ,, l Daniel Waybright, William Jack, Jerry Hevener, Roy Kimble, Ralph Newlen. Not Pictured: Johnny Weese. FIRST ROW: Carla Simmons, Patricia Marshall. SECOND ROW: Glenna Newlen, Donna Swecker, Mary Hogshead, Kathy Arbogast, Louise New- len, THIRD ROW: Patsy I-levener, Ann Mullenax, Mae Vandevender, Janet Mullenax, Susan Swecker, Janet Bussard. Not Pictured: Sandra Doyle. 599541 FIRST ROW: Allen Bussard, Dennis Wimer, Andrew Sel- mon, Robert Warner, Michael Mauzy, Johnny Mick. SECOND ROW: Gary Rexrode, Dallas Doyle, Richard Hevener, Leland Wimer, Joseph Will, Donald Rexrode, Daniel Way- bright. THIRD ROW: William Jack, Richard Mullenax, Carl Wimer, Roy Kimble, Jerry Hevener, Ralph Newlen, Johnny Weese. Zeff Q10 , FIRST ROW: Patricia Marshall, Carla Simmons, Debra Puffen- barger, Louise Newlen, Donna Swecker, Kathy Arbogast, Mary Hogshead. SECOND ROW: Patsy Hevener, Sandra Doyle, Ann Mullenax, Mae Vandevender, Susan Swecker, Janet Bussard, Glenna Newlen. FIRST ROW: Andrew Selmon, Dennis Wimer, Robert Warner, Richard I-Ievener, Donald Rex- rode, Joseph Will, Leland Wimer, Dallas Doyle. SECOND ROW: Allen Bussard, Johnny Weese, Roy Kimble, Jerry Hevener, Ralph Newlen, William Jack, Daniel Way- bright, Carl Wimer. 1 Qgpeglny Zee Gonfesfanfs Richard Hevener, Louise Newlen, Janet Bussard, Ann Mullenax. Alternate: Donna I Swecker. jk Qween 1112? GIQUIQQZIQQIQ Donna Swecker Marshall Simmons Ann Mullenax l 5650 0fr72QJJez1s 5'-N X .K-E.. Douglas Vamer Mrs. Patty Swecker, Assistant Custodian and Bus Driver Mrs. Lawrence Beverage, Cafeteria Manager 86 VM x x I . ,Wy .Lv . - , ' ',. H., '. . Q up - is H 51 S , ,EE Q K I ' A V . 1 g I 1 Q n f u 1,A,x .1 ' k H' -- ---:,.,j 1 I Lsfonewaf 56122 enfary Sago of 611012 ewaf 5Q122e12fary czcaffy Mr. Charles Samples, Principal University of Mississippi B. A., M. Ed. Mrs. Alfred Blagg Mrs. Leola Maloy Mrs. Fred Pullin Mrs. Clara Ervine Madison College Randolph-Macon Madison College Madison College Wornan's College-B.A. loeczkzf 63 ofzcabbn 0- .Q Mrs. Lynn Folks Mrs. Harry Marshall Mrs. William Obaugh Librarian Teacher's Aid T6aCh6I'S Aid B8 eoenff gina Q Marcia Ervine George Hogshead Steven Hull Stuart Neil Larry Pullin Anthony Rowe Donna Rowe John Simmons Gail Siron Jean Smith Doris Snyder James Sponaugle , Ei' ,r lx:-dv V4 - f l-, xr:-' 2 115.5 ' he..,Y Q N.. A :Lf -' 1 'ig' a K H ' , gl 5, F i ' ef x x V fa . ' P Q 'ff' , 'gf N M I H ' ' 1 35' it 'Q 1 x 5 If 'gli 1 V, s ' , r f- X, Q- W, . , 1 , X, f. NM' - -- - ' -W . . A 1 ' QQ '.w - 7 ' , f F, P, U A I-' . lib- -ak, EL- ,' lrzsgg.. r , A A - b J ., - f..- ' . tx . .nn . , Q5 L V ,T B9 Am L. if-gf Y : fir I 1 A Mat, - k L a Q, I RK, Carl Vandev ander +L- Cglbffg gina Q m sr w is . 'Q A .' 'S' x 1575 JM- VI as: 4 V r L Q, f .,.. 5 ,,,V 'f I ' :L-llfilii M 'E-ii if ir 1- V. 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Pi 1 d Harry Smith fNot Picturedj cwred Pic'u'e David Strickler fNot Picturedj 92 Michael Armstrong Patricia Armstrong Carol Black David Botkin Harlan Botkin Linda Botkin Roger Botkin Kathy Curry Samuel Ervine Steven Ervine Teresa Gwin John Hammer Jerry Hodge Vickie Hoover Frances Hull Arnold Malcolm Linda McCray Shirley McCray Stella Moats Wanda Moats David Neil Joseph Neil Donna Obaugh Steven Ralston Debra Rexrode Lowell Simmons Susan Smith William Smith Anna Gail Sponaugle Ilane Vance 1 Larry Armstrong Kenneth Armstrong Pamela Armstrong Larry Booth Wanda Booth Clarence Botkin Patricia Botkin Tony Curry Rebecca Frampton Nina Hiner William I-liner Gregory Hogshead Elizabeth Kisamore Bobby Malcolm Patrick Maloy Patricia Mitchell Debra Moats Gary Moats Danny Neil Ricky Neil Terry Neil Mark Ralston Gary Rexrode Gary Simmons Ronnie Smith zksf anof E' ' Sharon Smith Ann Smith Danny Varner Jerry Varner sr-, gh ., , .3 ff, f,4g!'EL-,. w ,1l!l,l'.,Q .3 1593351 5' I 557531 in y, s 'L .Q .,'! , in sl , X f. 1' 'F lx V' 1' . r -, G :Ili -l 1 .nl E4 1 A 'xx I' x li 'X' 'fa aft , , SWF?-' 7, 555.4 . . . gtg, fr. 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Mr. Paris Hicklin H! I 5, , W: b I ,v AN M F l V+ L Glen Botkin, Ir., Owen I-Iiner, Aubrey Powers Randolph Vandevander. way orgy way 571 Qgfonewaf -44-5 ss 94 ' 4f177f Shiv A '- 9 .f EAGER BEA VERS OFFICERS , ,W 1 L, V l .....-ll ........-1 mf ' v :af -Wg as i,v 4 W E UL! Db Sf? BUSY BEES OFFICERS Wuszb JUNIOR BAND MR. HARTEL AND BEGINNER'S BAND T Lx J all A I SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL 95 TOM SAWYER . E -..Zu Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of ERNEST BOWMAN 81 BROTHER VESS EQUIPMENT CO. 812 Richmond Avenue P. O. Box 875 Phone 886-8146 Staunton, Va. Allis Chalmers and Minneapolis Moline WESTERN AUTO Franklin. W. Va. 358-2524 Compliments of' THOMPSON 'S RESTAURANT North of Franklin, West Virginia Compliments f A. P. GUM, AGENT General Insuranc Monterey, Virginia NEW FRONTIER RESTAURANT 81 MOTEL Fine Foods Franklin, W. Va. Compliments of R. TURNER JONES NEFF TRAILER SALES INC. U. 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Va, Phone 358-2302 HEVENER IMPLEMENT CO Franklin, W. Va. 26807 Stanley C. Hevener Phone 358-2521 Farm Equipment - GMC Trucks Mayrath Elevators I-Iomelite Saws Crawler Tractors Industrial Equipment 30HN DEERE, O QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT VIRGINIA TROUT COMPANY, INC HOME OF ALLEGI-IENY MOUNTAIN TROUT FOR AIxIERICA'S FINEST TABLES Monterey, Virginia -'-duff' .fl fl , 'I If MQ' , MI,--V If I ',, 'A-11,2 If 4 , j C 1 i- ZW ! .. jf'-,I 2 V' J7 , V ' .4 1 ' - 1 ' ,.f',7f-' r- ,f ., lf, .1 ,ff . ,- ff. If- ,rf ,v ,, If it dj , , I4 'rig f . Y I I V-Q ', ,.1..L2-Ty' 3,1 V '- V, K- J . .Y 'fl' F 1 ' V 3 ' 35 , '.. .I ,' f ,-I 5 I-.I :gg .,, 'iff It ft' 1 I 4. ja, V,....,.A+ sl 1 , ' ' 1 2' 2' - I -.J... -.,. M 'I' I - f N' I .v , g ,I ,I -- 3235, if .. of 1 ,Q -:gf rfflzns 'f' ,'. Q .AA -- - 'f.'.,' . TT.f'T':7 ' ' QQ Q W ffm 1' 'ITF YJ .' -I ' -' ..--- W ,- . ,,-nf, ken? -- -1 1,42 I. I ...Q l..f' .bln A , an I A- 5 'I D A. I 4 ' ff - . 'zfgf' J -2,--,,.fli4 'Alf' 'H-f .Y xiii? ,ze-, X-A 3. '52, J ' --- - 2ef+2-f-ffksw fwf f Q wzzn-' 11.4. 7-Lv!-, Qin noni I I ' '- Delicious Rainbow Trout from the Pure Cold Springs of the Little Switzerland of Virginia Compliments of MULLENAX LUMBER CO. Blue Grass, Va. HOME GAS COMPANY Pyrofax Gas General Electric Appliances Furniture Monterey, Virginia FRANKLIN OIL CO., INC Wholesale Distributor of Texaco Gasoline-Heating Oil and Motor Oil Phone 358-2354 ftoll chargep If no answer call 358-7291 Wholesale distributor of Mohawk Tires Specializing in Retreading RT. 220 N HIGH'S RESTAURANT Best Horne Cooked Meal in Town Open 7:00 A.M. until 11:00 P.M. Located on U. S. Route 250 Monterey, Virginia SITES CHEVROLET, INC. Franklin, West Va. 26807 P. O. Box 457 Phone 358 - 2341 Our Best Wishes for all the students and graduating class 1966-1967 MAPLE RESTAURANT Carl Braley The finest People in the world eat here--our customers Monterey, Virginia Phone 839-2841 HOMESTEAD SALON Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Hot Springs, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Dufour WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Tel. 839-2452 Hot Springs, Va. Compliments of WORTHINGTON HARDWARE CO., INC. Wholesale Hardware Phone TU 5-0891 Staunton, Virginia W. R. GUTSHALL Self Service Groceries Gulf Gas and Oil Minor Car Repairs McDowell, Virginia Phone 886-2711 P. O. Box FRANK GRIM 81 SONS Manufacturers of Fine Cemetery Memorials 820 N. Augusta Street Staunton, Va. 24401 William H. Grim 64 E. D. KING Electrical Contractor 24 I-Ir. Emergency Service Tel. 468-3186 P. O. Box 192 Monterey, Virginia STAUNTON PAINT 81 WALLPAPER Pittsburgh Sc DuPont Paints 120 S. Lewis St. Staunton, Va. Dial 885-1295 Use Our Free Parking Lot T.V., Gas and Electrical Appliances Compliments of BYRD'S RESTAURANT Franklin, West Virginia Groceries Ford 84 New Idea Gas gl Oil Farm Equipment EYE AND CRAIG SUPPLY COMPANY 6 Mi. E. of Franklin, W. Va. on Rt. 83 Farm Supplies Phone 358-7271 Compliments of DR. H. L. EYE, M.D. RUDDLE SAW 81 EQUIPMENT McCulloch Chain Saw New Holland Farm Equipment Briggs St Stratton Gasoline Engines Franklin, W. Va. Compliments of HARTMAN'S FURNITURE COMPANY Zenith T.V. Sales and service all makes Phone 358-2281 Franklin, West Virginia ATLANTIC OIL COMPANY, INC. Distributor of Atlantic Products Gas - Fuel Oil - Motor Oils Dial 358-2242 Franklin, W. Va. Ford Cars and Trucks Massey Ferguson Farm Compliments of Machinery CHARLES J. SITES, M.D. PENDLETON MOTOR SALES 358-2371 Franklin, W. Va. Franklin, W. Va. THE STAUNTON- LEADER AND SUNDAY NEWS-LEADER Extend Congratulations to Highland County's Four Fine Schools Read your County News in the Leader Papers Our Greetings to the Class of 1967 Compliments of HOME OIL COMPANY INC Hot Springs, Va, Kerosene, fuel oil, oil burners, service, heating equipment Phone: 839-2942 If no answer call Hot Springs 839-2372 or 839-2363 Collect calls accepted Mitchelltown - Hot Springs Virginia CENTRAL TIRE 8. BATTERY P. O. Box 901 Verona, Virginia Phone 885-0831 or 885-0832 Compliments of STAUNTON-AUGUSTA NEW CAR DEALERS ASSN A. R. Hull Motors, Inc. Barton Motors, Inc. Daniel Motor Co. Erwin Motors, Inc. Farley Motors Harner's Auto Exchange, Hays Chevrolet, Inc. Larnond Oldsmobile- Cadillac, Inc. Obaugh Ford, Inc. Ramsey Motor Co. Ru1e's Volkswagon Valley Motor Sales, Inc. Inc Compliments of MICK OR MACK GROCERY Hot springs, Va. CRISER'S OLDS SALES 8K SERVICE Phones: S39-2921 8a 839-2761 Hot Springs, Virginia Dealers No. 442 We have a complete line of parts and accessories 24 Hour Wrecker Service Chevrolet- Oldsmobile- Cadillac- Pontiac- Chevy II Chevelle and Corvair Chevrolet Trucks and Jeeps D. H. MCLAUGHLIN MORTICIAN Ambulance Service Day or Night 839-2951 Day 839-2961 Night 839-2724 Hot Springs, Virginia Compliments of KNOPP BROTHERS, INC 1867 Middlebrook Ave. Staunton, Virginia Dial 885-1236 Lumber - Millwork - Building Suppllc Compliments of COX 'S The Gift Center Merchandise of Distinction Hallmark Cards Monterey, Virginia Compliments of ASHBY'S FROZEN FOOD MARKET Churchville, Virginia HEVENER'S STORE General Merchandise Phone HO 8-2360 l-Iightown, Virginia BLUE GRASS MERCANTILE CO. Blue Grass, Virginia Homelite Chain Saws Sales 85 Service Compliments of DR. D. W. PEMBERTON THE SHOE MART 25 W. Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia Phone Dial TU 6-5321 American Girl and Miss America Shoes Compliments of BLUE GRASS VALLEY BANK Blue Grass, Virginia TALLEY'S REPAIR SERVICE Automatic Transmission Specialist 2509 W. Beverley St. Staunton, Virginia Compliments of RALPH SWECKER RIVER HILL GARDENS FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Dial 886-4340 Star Route A Staunton, Virginia Compliments of AUGUSTA AUTO SALES, INC. 910-914 Greenville Ave. Staunton, Virginia HIGHLAND CRAFTS Monterey, Virginia 24465 Home Industry Products Ceramics Maple Syrup Dealer Lic. H1100 Needlework Jams, Jellies Hand Weaving Preserves Tel. 886-3443 A Non-Profit Community Organization Compliments of SPOTSWOOD BANK P. O. Box 312 Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Carl Gutshall, Prop. MONTEREY PLUMBING 81 HEATING COMPANY Monterey, Virginia Plumbing and Heating Contractors Phone 468-2100 BROWN'S BUSINESS MACHINES P. O. BOX 967 1617 W. Beverley St. Staunton, Va. Phone 886-3602 Exclusive Royal Representative DIXIE GAS 8g OIL CORP. Franklin, W. Va. Phone 358-2514 RCA-WHIRLPOOL-TAPPAN-HARDWI Gas 85 Electric Appliances CK KLOTZ BROTHERS Buyers of Scrap Iron 84 Metals For Sale New and used structural steel and clothesline posts Dial 886-2411 - Lewis St., Staunton, Virginia NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Your Best Buy Auto-Life-Fire-Accident Health-Hospital Expense W. C. Snyder, Agent Phone GRanite 4-2346 Hightown, Virginia Beautiful Clothes from England-Scotland-Ireland and United States-- Coats-Suits-Sportswear Priced to Fit your Purse Also Fine Furs PALAIS ROYAL NICK'S SPORTSMAN Nationally Advertised Sporting Goods Browning-Colt Firearms Shakespeare Fishing Tackle Bear Archery Tackle Robert C. Nick Nicholas - owner 27 N. Central Ave. 105 E. Beverley Staunton, Va. Staunton, Va. Compliments of Bank With COMMUNITY FEDERAL FIRST AND CITIZENS BANK Monterey, Virginia Resources over 3,000,000 Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Frederick Street Staunton, Virginia Dial TU 6-0787 H. 81 H. CASH STORE Monterey, Virginia Feed, Groceries and General Merchandise Come to Iack's Tel 468-2560 Dial TU 6-6514 TERRY COURT PAINT CENTER Paints-Wallpaper-Tile W. L. Gutshall, Owner 2215 N. Augusta St. Staunton, Va. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class MR. 8g MRS. J. SEYBERT HANSEL Compliments of MISS BETTY HANSEL Compliments of McDOWELL ECONOMY STORE McDowell, Virginia Compliments of SWISS SERVICE STATION C. E. Gutshall, Prop. Tires, Batteries and Accessories Esso gas and oil Monterey, Virginia Compliments of HOGSHEAD'S SELF SERVICE McDowell, Virginia HIGHLAND CO-OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU, INC. The House of Cooperation Tel. HO-8-2450 Monterey, Virginia 24465 COmP me fS of ours:-lALL's Esso SERVICE-CENTER WHITE'S STORE Headwaters, Virginia Tires ' Batteries Phone 22 K 4 Accessor'e Monterey Virginia ROYSTER-HESS FERTILIZER CO., INC 1795 South High Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 434-9448 or 434-6211 8z. Our New Location Verona, Virginia 886-6836 HIGHLAND RECORDER Monterey, Virginia Highland's News SL Advertising Media Since 1577 Commercial Printing Rubber Stamps Ouality Lines and Services Armstrong, Buescher, King Leblanc, Olds Band Instruments - Ludwig Drums Allen, Lowrey Organs, Kohler and Campbell, Story ancl Clark Pianos Music, 'Teaching Materials Rental Plans, Instrument Repairs are all available at WHITESEL MUSIC 77 East Market Street I-Iarrisonburg, Virginia Where Everything is Music and Music is Everything Wherever yo go 4 I DRINK L-- Cfaaw La k TI 1 + . I STAUNTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS George B. Stickley Manager FINK'S JEWELERS Diamonds-Watches-Silverware Easy Credit Terms lO4 W. Beverley St. V Staunton, Virginia Phone TU 6-8396 K'-L Wi' t Compliments of T. E. BILLINGSLEY, M.D. Compliments of FINKEL FURNITURE CO. 22 West Beverly St. Staunton, Va. Phone: TU 6-2368 H. H. BENNY TERRY Service is the rent in which we owe for the space we occupy. Monterey, Virginia Phone HO. 8-2310 , HULL'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER WOODWARD S Cleaners Shirt Laundry Tires Batteries 10 S. Market St., - Staunton, Va, Accessories Pick up Monday 85 Thursday Blue Grass, Virginia GLOVER AUTO SUPPLIES CO. Distributors of Automobile Parts and Supplies Franklin, W. Va. Petersburg, W. Va. Compliments of STAUNTON TRACTOR INC. Sales and Service 112 Mile East on 3250 Staunton, Va. R. F. D. 6 Phone: 885- 0283 Compliments of WARM SPRINGS MILL Warm Springs, Virginia Compliments of SHENANDOAH VALLEY PRODUCE CO., INC. Frank C. Ferrara, Gen. Mgr. Harrisonburg, Virginia For a Wonderful World of Shopping . . . Big Selections Best Values Our Official School Jeweler J. L. ROBERTSON WISDOM go hand in hand. Shop LEGGETTS in StaL1I'1tOll Tel. 256-1089 ibnvjlntrlhlnr 3100 Aqua Court Richmond, Virginia 23230 DEPT ST RC Compliments of NEWS, KNOWLEDGE, I-Iolsum Sof-Twist Bread VIRGINIA HOLSUM BAKERIES INC Compliments of P. O, B., 95, ' ' P56133 'efxlsa-Qfisrnrh Verona, Virginia Compliments of PRES BROWN'S, INC. Athletic Supplies Lexington, Virginia .lisa 50-60 N. Main St. Harrisonburg, Virginia Sell your milk To AUGUSTA DAIRIES, INC. Staunton, Virginia X ,L Qin f X , I LECTPIC HOME H EAT Flameless Electric Heat is clean, quiet, and safe. The time will come when you want to build a new home. Go modern! Go Electric! MONTEREY UTILITIES CORP Space Conditioning, Inc. manufactures complete lines of residential, commercial SL industrial heating and cooling equipment--total air treat- ment systems for your com- fort 8r convenience. Among the many brands now being made at the Harrison burg plant . . . IRON FIREMAN WARREN WEBSTER SILENT AUTOMATIC PEERLESS ROUND OAK JET-HEAT XJET -COOL PETRO SPACE C ONDITIONER SPACE CONDITIONING, INC Harrisonburg, Virginia Tel. 468-3240 EDWIN L, CRIGLER HIGHLAND APPLIANCE 81 ELECTRIC Westinghouse Appliances Kelvinator Appliances Electrical Contracting Appliance Sales 85 Service Monterey, Virginia Wes! Virginia Pulp and Paper Best Wishes to the 1967 Graduates. Covington, Virginia 24426 I H-P STORES 646 A I S ARE i FAMILY T0REvDEPARTMENT STORES! Franklin W Va HARRISONBURG, VA. Thrift meets Iiashi.on Compliments of I an SHlPPLETT'S CLEANERS LIIMBER LLIIL 'S-9L'.32,'48',2vf?f!'Q' Mt. Sidney, Va. Compliments of STONEWALL RURITAN CLUB McDowell, Virginia Compliments of J 81 S MARKET formerly Sam 's Supermarket Monterey, Virginia Compliments of HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL We the Senior Class would like to express our sincere appreci- ation to all those who made it possible for the class to publish the 1967 Highlander. Carolyn Hooke Lewis Wysong Jeanette Echard Shirley Beverage Compliments of HOOKE BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Monterey, Virginia Stan1ey's Meat Market Staunton, Virginia Beverly Cut Rate Staunton, Virginia Max Mix Beauty Shop Staunton, Virginia Franklin Meat Market Franklin, W. Va. Dr. B. F. Mitchell Franklin, W. Va. Hefner Credit Jewelers Harrisonburg, Va. Compliments FROM OUR FRIENDS Roy Obaugh McDowell, Virginia C. R. Wheeler Doe Hill, Virginia Howard Marshall Williamsville, Virginia Bower's Market Franklin, W. Va. Schewels Furniture Co. Harrisonburg, Va. Dr. Byrd Teter Franklin, W. Va.