Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1955 volume:

I V «c a I v ' M-, ' ■ ' PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS HONAKa 8IGH SCHOO! HONAKER IRGIINxi. VW-; ■ ■ .V, Sf. ' , w 1 ] ’lizi ' t our ' ,we i t. i F ' om J ir _ ’ ; jh s liool is the happiest time of n r our theme, Golden Year ' - ' ‘ her. i In Memoriam 9 fy RONALD BOONE We immeniorate one whose personality spread eheer and ‘ ood dll among us, Rci ad was killed in a t affie accident, September F acuity . . . MR. WILLIAM E. BARGO Health, Physical Education MRS. E. N. BUSIC English, Latin Mk- 1 ' BUSIC dture • ■ 4 MR. -AUDILL 5 ’ ' dies MRS. C MBS Eng ..n., Mathemai ;s MR. S. C. COUCH Biology, C.nemist,.; , Mathematics A. P. BALDWIN Principal D MISS VIVIAN CRANE MISS MARY SUE FULLER MISS NELL HOWARD Physical Education Bookkeeping, Government, English, Science Girls Basketball Coach Speech MRS. CARMIE DAVIS English, French, Geometry MRS. AU ' CLEF Sol di Studii .. IRS. MILDR.:,L NO ' .EN Commercial MRS. WILL ALICE GREEN Librarian MISS YVONNE LINKOUS Home Economics MISS UCY ROBINSON Math mati MRS. LOUISE THOMAS English, Home Economics MISS N i;CY riNSON C immercial MISS DARLENE STINSON Office Secretary CLASSES . . . Senior Senior Class Officers . . . Houston Honaker -- Beulah Strouth Jackie Hall Polly Lark Peggy Barrett President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Mascots An ire Couch Dea! Runyon Pr l ylor • • • .Nash Akers, Gloria Bostic, Clyde Campbell, Harry Buskill, Linda Cassell, Shelbie Colley, Fern Cook, Estel Cox, Shelby jeari Deskins, Jerry Gregory, .‘111 le, Nadine Hall, Ja ’ fc ■ ' S, .Su- It, D,e. Be«, SCIliOr Dye, Mildred Fletcher, Jimmy Gilley, Lloyd Hess, Columbus Hess, Ulis Honaker, Houston Honaker, Opal Hughes, Sarah Jeanette Johnson, Jeanette Keene, Allie Gray , A Hubbard, Betty Lou Keene, , Ella M� e Lark, Polly ] Jae Lockhart, Bonnie Miller, Annice Jeanette Mil ' er, Linda Ann Miller, Sammy Mu. Hurley is . Lockhart, Evelyn I Senior Messick, Glen Miller, Alverda Osborne, Perkins, Pearlie Price, Rosemary Clas Rasnake, James Ray, Bobbie Call Ray, John Robert Rose, Peggy Ann Runyon, Peggy Rutherford, Margaret Sailing, Nancy Salotti, Phyllis Ann Senior Simmons, James Stinson, Jim Stinson, Patty Sue Stovall, Doc Stinson. Wanda Strouth, B eulah ■ Magdalene Wells, Billy Whited, Billie Ruth Whited, Charlotte Wilson, Billie Jean Wilson, Evelyn Wyatt, Loretta • - Cla ■O L ' - ASS MOT ' ivj. sh,.. . ' dew; ' h: st, -rust in A Si 1 • ' S-hh ' , Li. WERr ; oscb. rt. C iS: Red , i ' W , OFFICERS ' ■ ' It- i President Danny D3 e Vice-President Carolyn Boyd Secretary Mary Ruth Fogleman Treasurer Dorothy Stiltner Reporter Johnny Breedlove Junior Class Dye, Danny Dye, Earl Harvey Dye, Ruby Fletcher, Nancy Carol Fletcher, Sue Fogleman, Mary Ruth Girton, Ralph Hale, Harvey Hale, Sam Harmon, Glenna Lafern Harris, Thurman Honaker, Anna Mae Honaker, Betty Honaker, Dorothy Honaker, Hubert Chambers, Dillard Chambers, Dorothy Colley, Dempsey Combs, Harold Lynn Compton, Betty Compton, Delano Compton, Nola Mae Conley, Raymond Connor, Juanita Cook, Betty Lou Crabtree, Audrey Crabtree, Frances Davis, Sally Alice Deel, Wilma Denny, Martha Junior Horton, James Claude Hubbard, Phyllis Anne Jackson, Minnie Ruth Jackson, Ted Jamison, James Thomas Johnson, Violet Justice, Phyllis Jean Justice, Sonny East, Billy Keene, Billy McGraw, John Lee Miller, Edsel Miller, Janice Miller, Peggy Miller. Ronald Keene, Virginia King, Emory Edmund Lockhart, Anna Jean Manness, Donna Faye Matney, Kyle Monk, Gaynelle Mvci-’k, Geraldine k ' i-.c?., Jo Arne C ’ven« Anna Jean G ms Gene ,1 ' i.ola Imie b.s, Roo ' rta jL ' , Evelyn Jer Hyde i P ' -fured Class Ray, Lora Gay Roman, Gladys Roman, Lorene Sample, Frances Ruth Sharp, Dorothy Shepherd, Betty Shrader, Lola Anne Smith, Freddy Bryant Steele, Carl Stiltner, Dorothy Stinson, Lawrence Strouth, Ralph Gordon Stump, Louise Taylor, Billy Taylor, Carl Wayne Vance, Shirley VanDyke, Billie Sue Wells, Lois White, Wondell Wilson, David Wyatt, John Daniel Not P ' ict- • cct ' aylor, jmm Sophomore Officers President LEN BUSIC Vice-President LARRY BALL Secretary MARETTA DYE Treasurer J. C. JOHNSON Reporter BILL VANDYKE Artrip, Ronda Ball, Larry Barnhart, Mary Elizabeth Barrett, Bruce Barrett, Francis Barrett, Freddy Barton, Ruthie Belcher, Raymond Belcher, Raynard Blankenship, Phyllis Bostic, Alma j Bostic, Myrtle ) _ Sophomores Boyd, Alice Faye Boyd, Eddie Breedlove, Jerry Busic, Len Combs, Jimmy Compton, Phyllis Cook, Sue Corns, Virgie Ellen Cox, Bans Davis, Ruth Denney, Beaunas Dye, Anna Lou Dye, Lois Dye, Loretta Dye, Maretta Dye, Myrtle Dye, Sylvia Edwards, Estelle Gilley, Mary Lee Green, Nancy Gregory, Darlene Gross, Myrtle Hall, Shirley Harmon, Andy Herndon, Russell Lee Hess, Earl Hess, Naydene Hess, Verdie Hicks, Virginia Hill, Geneva Honaker, Dickie Honaker, Jimmy Honake nda Sue Honaker, Tressa Horton, Donald Not Pictured Deskins, Cornelia Sophomore Hubbard, Anna Pearl Hurt, Betty Ruth Johnson, Alice Jean Johnson, Deanis Johnson, J. C, Joyce, Clay Keene, Alice Keene, JoAnne Lockhart, Dallas Matney, Jay Carl McGlothin, Harry McGlothin, Kermit McGlothin, Wayne Meade, Charlotte Miller, Clyde Miller, Darlene Miller, Howard Miller, R, C. Northern, Larry Osborne, Bruce Owens, Park Dean Peck, Phjdlis Plaster, Dorothy Plaster, Ned Plaster, Ted Presley, Fannie Ray, Basil Lee Richardson, Zeola Robinette, Peggy Roman, Ella Mae Runyon, Margaret Rutherford, Mildred Salotti, v’-guerite Shell, Harold Smith, Bee Not Pictured Rasnake, Carl Class Starnes, Joan Steele, Shelby Stinson, Sylvia Stovall, Bobby Stump, Eva Mae Suits, Edward Sword, H. T. Taylor, Jimmy Taylor, Patty Thompson, Katherine Thompson, Robin Thompson, Tommy Vance, Earshell VanDyke, Bill VanDyke, Lillian Ward, Chloe Webb, Madge Whited, Doyle Whited, Lois Whited, Nancy Faye Whited, Roland Whited, Shirley Whited, Tommy Wicks, Virginia Wilson, Denver Wilson, Flossie Wilson, Gillis Wilson, Juanita Wilson, Otis Freshman Officers President JERRY MILLER Secretary and Treasurer JERRY CALL Reporter BRENDA JOYCE McNulty Freshman Class Artrip, Sandra Sue Baldwin, Geneva Ball, Anna Ruth Barrett, John Carl Barrett, Nancy Belle Barrett, Ronald Baiton, Martha Bostic, John L. Bostic, Madelene Boyd, Billie Ruth Boyd, Carol Boyd, Leon Boyd, Robert Payne Breeding, Deanna C. Breeding, Patsy Ruth Brown. Roger Elden Busic, Eldridge N., Jr. Not Pictured Brown, Wm. Charlie Call, Jerry Gordon Childress, Jas. Perry Christian, Shirley A. Combs, Bonnie Lou Combs, Norma Combs, Randall B. Compton, Sherman L. Cook, Estil Cook, Roger Lee Cook, Willard Cox, Nancy Crissman, Mabel C. Dye, Droxie Dye, Janice Dye, Joe Dye, Linda Sue Elkins, Carlos Elkins, Steve Fife, Carl Herman Fuller, Shelby Jean Garrison, Ann Gregory, Robert C. Grose, Paul Jessee Grose, Fredrick H. Harmon, Ted Harris, Malcolm L. Hale, Edith Dolores Hale, Ilene Mildred Helton, Lois Josephine Hess, Bertha Hess, James Arvel Hess, Lawrence R. Hess, Rose Ann Hess, Stella Honaker, Kenneth Honaker, Will Roger Honaker, Willis Jean Honaker, Sally Howard, James Albeit Hubbard, Claude W. Hubbard, Kenneth Hubbard, Mary Alice Hunt, Richard Larry Hylton, Jimmie Freshman Jackson, Nell Jamison, Ruth Jessee, Janice Sue Johnson, Laura Keene, Eunice B. Keene, Lytie Kegley, Eva Sue Lark, Patsy Lee, Patricia Frances Massie, Ruby Mae Matney, Joyce Ann Matney, Loretta Jean McGraw, Oma Gay McNulty, Brenda J. Meadows, Dennis Messick, William Fay Miller, Anna Lee Miller, Doris Miller, Flora Miller, Jerry Miller, Larry Miller, Peggy Anne Miller, Phyllis D. Musick, Gary Musick, Ronnie Noel, Mary Janice Owens, Joe Owens, Linda Rea Perkins, James Astor Perkins, Shirley Phillips, Charlotte Plaster, Judith C. Price, Willard Leslie Randall, Emil Rasnake, Athney Ray Rasnake, Martha Lou Ray, Roberta Ray, Roger Wayne Reedy, David Richardson. Judy E. Rickman, Bill Rickman, Don Rickman, Nancy Carol Roman, John Carl Sargent, Nola Irene Not Pictured Keen, Ro bert Elgin Miller, Balfred Rose, Mary Lou Class Sauls, Carl Smith, David Franklin Smith, Robert Smith, Sue Smith, William Steele, Fay Steele, Loretta Stinson, Amelda Sue Stinson, Orville Lee Sword, Betty Ruth Taylor, Amos Taylor, Louise Taylor, Samuel Wm. Thompson, Roger Lee Thompson, Sybil Ann Wallace, Robert Lee Wells, Anna Belle White, Carl Edward White, Perry Leonard Whited, Alice Fay Whited, Harold Whited, Patricia J. Whitt, Jean Whitt, Ronald Whitt, Wilma Jean Wilson, Kenneth W. Wilson, Nancy Carol Wilson, Nancy Lee Wilson, Sue Wilson, Sylvia Sue Not Pictured Sauls, Raymond White, Ruth J Phyllis Miller, Ruth Davis, Alice Faye Whited, Ruthie Barton, Mildred Dye, Mildred Rutherford, Nancy Faye Whited, Jackie Hall, Robert Pa yne Boyd, Gary Musick, Eldridge Busic, Ronald Miller, Mr. Baldwin, Sponsor, Edsel Miller, Ray- mond Conley. Tl ‘ Student Council The Student Council, consisting of two representatives from each homeroom, has beei organized for the purpose of developing good citi- zenship; for provid ' opportunities to serve the school, church, and com- munity; for prov‘ 3 good planning u.nd management of the way of life of boys and girls bile they are in school. The slogan is “The School and Community Grown g Together.” I ACTIVITJiS Who’s Who At • V LOUI)? ST SLOWEST CLASS BLUSHERS jeanftte Johnson James -Rasnake . ■ S. L i. lotte Whited « Ci de Bostic Allie Gray Keene Hurley Musick MQSl _IS ' l EVOUS. ST ATHLETIC NEATEST Toa Boyd ' Oium Hess Beulah :Strouth Doc Stovall Loretta Wyatt Glenn Messick ■ V ' Honaker High School MOST VERSATILE Mildred Dye Bill Gregory BEST SPORTS Peggy Run Ulis Hhso MR MIS. personality ' ; Peggy Dye f Bobby Ray-v MOST STUDIOUS Polly Lark Mike Osborne PRETTII o., MOST MOST DIGNIE ' i. ANJ)k ME Shelby Cox Ella M Keene Houston Honakf } J ' mjj y ' lecchei ' Jimmy Fletcher Bobbie Jean Call Ray DUKE DUCHESS x RIN PR. -’CESS Queen’s Court Ruti ■ ' Barton Jei r Donna Ma ' ss Earl D i; Brenda Joyce McNulty Wayne McGlothin r , I ' Senior Honor Roll Margaret Rutherford Linda Ann Miller EeuL h StroLith Peggy Dye Dramatic Club . . . First Bow: Amiue Miller, Alverda Miller. Phylli.s Hiibliard, Cook Barker, Betty Iloiiaker A ' hite, Shelby Cassell, Frances Cralitree, Sue Harris, Anna Jean Bnckhai-t, Betty Sheppard, Wilma Heel, Buretta W, alt, Secietary. Second Bow: Dorothy (. hambers, Johnny Breedlove, Sergeant-at-Arms, Raymond Conle. ’, FUs Hess, Barry Bates, Karl Dye, Doc Stovall, Delano Compton, Edsol Miller, Danny D.ve, Nancy Sailing, Chaplain, Third Bow: Sue Fletcher, Sally Davis, (Jaynell ilonk, X(da Compton. Nadine Hale, Binda Buskill, Bonnie Bockhart. Patty Stinson, Minnie .Jackson, .lanhe ililler, Margaret Rutherford, Billie Ruth Whited, ShelliN Co.x. Fourth Bow: Frances Samples, Ann Owens, Donna iilanness, Jo Ann Musick, Oeraldine Musick, Sue Ball, Wanda Stinson, Billie Sue ' VanDyke, Anna IMae ilonaker, i lary Ruth Fogleman, Dorothy .Stillner, Kvel, ' n Plaster, Sue Turner, Betty Compton. First Bow: Ronnie Barrett, .limmie Hylton, ilartha Barton, Ruth Jamison, Nola Mae Sargent, Boretta Jlatney, Nanc.v Cox. Binda Owens. Sue Cook, Virginia Wicks, Stella Hess, Joe Owens. Second Bow: Robert Payne Boyd, Bruce Barrett, Jimmy Honaker, Jeri’y •Miller, H. T. Sword. Sergeant-at-Arms, Deiner Wilson, Andy Harmon, Ben Busic, Robin Thcimpson. Clay Joyce, Cl. ' de iililler, Karshall Vance, Fieddy Barrett, Bobby Stovall. Third Bow: llene Hale, Nanc ’ Rickman, ilary Lou Rose, Rose Ann Hess, Betty Ruth Hurt, Sue . rtrip, Honda Artrip, Frances Bairett, Deanis .lohnson, Kathryn Thompson, Jo Ann Starnes, iMadge Webb, .Mary Elizabeth Barnhart, Charlotte Phillips, Peggy Millei ' , Patty Ijee. Ijinda Dye. Fourth Bow: Jlarguerite Salotti, T ois I ye, .Joyce Matney, Nadine Hess, Jlertha Hess, Janice Sue .lessee, Ruth Davis, I’resident, N ' ancv Faye Whited, Treasurer, -Mildred Rutherfoi-d, Zeola Richardson. Tkttt t ' hited, Doris Miller, Juanita AVilson, Phyllis Compton, Sybil Thomp-son, Ruthie Barton. Torch Staff Edltor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Feature Editors Circulation Managers Sports Editors Linda Ann Miller Margaret Rutherford Peggy Dye Ray Jeanette Johnson Phyllis Salotti and Mike Osborne Nancy Sailing and Jimmy Fletcher Beulah Strouth and Bobby Ray President: Jimmy Fletcher; Secretary and Treasurer: Mike Osborne: Chaplain: Linda Miller; Reporter; Gloria Akers; Houston Honaker, Jeannette Hughes, Dolores Hale; Spon- sor: Mrs. Davis; Shelby Steele, Margaret Runyon, Lola Marie Peck, Fern Colley, Beatrice Keene, Eva Mae Stump, Mable Crissman, Betty Hubbard. Book Club First Bow: Freddie Gross, Wayne McGIothin, Andy iiarnian, Edsol Miller, Jimmy Taylor, Earshall Vance, J. C. Johnson, Raynai d Uelcher. Second Bow: Bill VanDyke, Larry Ball, Bohby Smith, Sherman Compton, Dickie Honaker, Hubert Honaker, Sherman Strouth, Flobert Keene, Roland Whited, Edward Suits, Eldridge Bnsic, Toinm ’ Whited, Carl Sauls, Sam Taylor. Third Bow: Flobert Wallace, Ray Rasnake, Lawrence Hess, Frankie Smith, Harry McGIothin, Dallas Lockhart. Len Bnsic, Eddie Boyd, Malcolm Harris, Earl Gene Hess, Ted Plaster, Raymond Belcher, Willard Price, James Childress, Tommy Thompson. Fourth Bow: Howard Jlilier, Kenneth Wilson, Bea Smith, Claude Hubbard, James Howard, Johnny Bai ' rett, Perr, tt ' hite, Carl White, Jimmy Fletcher, Bill Gregory, J. C. Romans, Dempsey Crdlec ' , Paul Grose, Itoyle Whited. Fifth Bow: Balfred Miller, Larry Northern, Wayne Taylor, Lawrence .Stinson, ,Jerry Ra.y, Park Dean Owens, Don Horton, Harold Shell, Herman Fife, Jim Condis, Ned Plaster, Russell Herndon, Kermit McGIothin, Carl Rasnake. Jimmy Stinson, Harold Combs. Club Sponsor, E. X. Busic I President, Earshall Vance Vice-President, Edsol Miller Secretary, Jimmy Taylor Treasurer, J. C. Johnson Reporter, Raymond Belcher Watch-Dog, Kermit McGIothin I F. H. A. Club •Sponsor, ' 5 Miss Linkous President, . llie Gray Keeiu Vice-President, Charlot ' -e Whited ■ Secretarc ' . Anne Shrader Treasurer, filla Mae Keene j. First Bow: Virginia Wicks, Linda Honaker, Ella Mae Keene, Charlotte Whited, Dar- lene Gregory, AUerda Miller. Second Bow: IMyrtle D •e, Dorothy Plaster, Zeola Richard- son, Shelby Steele, Margaret Runyon, Minnie Jackson, Ruby Dye. Third Bow: Alice Keene, Marguerite Salotti, Magdalene Stump, Anne Owens, Donna Manness, Shirley Hall, Violet Johnson. Joan Boyd. Piano Forte Instructor, Mrs. J. C. Albert Loretta McGlothin, Lynda Sue Yates, Patricia Patrick, Robert Whited, Barbara June Haie, Elizabeth Ann Buckland, Sybil ' Phompson, Sylvia Gay Fieids, Denver Wiison, Mar- garet Rutherford, Ruth Davis, Nancy Faye AVhited, Anne Shrader, Mary Katherine Boyd, Brenda Barrett, Judy Grubb, Yvonne Compton. Ilene Breedlove, Phyllis Blankenship, Madelene Bostic, Josephine Bostic, Myrtle Dye, Shirley Hall, Violet Johnson, Jackie Hali, Patsy Breeding, Ruby Massie, Juanita Conner, Dorothy Plaster, Alice Keene, Beaunos Denny, Martha Denny, Shirlev Dye, Anne Shrader, Roberta Perkins. Library Club Sponsor, Mrs. Will Alice Gr f President, Jackie Hall Vice-President, t Anne Shrader Secretary, Martha Denny Reporter, Roberta Perkins Athletic Club Jeanette Johnson, Beulah Strouth, Ira Gene Gwens, Kenneth Hubbard, Billie Jean Wilson, Harvey Hale, Boger Honaker, Herman Fife, Johnnj ' Barrett, Richard Hunt, Bobby Smith, Jerry Call, Jay Carl ilatney, James Rasnake, Hurle ' Musick, Ralph Strouth, Teddy .Jackson, Bol)l)y Ray, David Wilson, Otis Wilson, Rnliert Keene, Sherman Compton, President, Kyle Matney Vice-President, Ronald Miller Secretary Treasurer, Jo Ann Jackson Reporter. Nancy Fletcher Sponsors, Vivian Crane Bill Bargo Earl Dye, Ralibi .Strouth, Ralph Girton, Harry Campbell, Ronald Miller, Teddy Jack- son, Doc Stovall, Dillard Chaml)ers, Columbus Hess, Johnny Breedlove, Ira Owens, Bobby Jack Ball, Harvey Hale, Houston Honalcer. Mike Osborne, R. C. Miller, Estil Cook, J. Car! Matney, Otis Wilson, Dann - Dye, Clyde Millei ' . Jimmy Taylor, Sonny Justice, Clay Joyce. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor, Mrs. Miller President, .Jo Ann Starnes Vice-President, Nadine Hale Secretary, Bobbie J. Call Ray Treasurer, Sue Ball Reporter, Nancy Green Sergeant -at -Arms, Annice Miller Chaplain, Maretta Dye I Frances Barrett, Doris Ann Dye, Maretta Dye, Sue Cook, Mary Lee Gilley, Betty Sheppard, Wilma Deel, Louise Stump, Alice Jean Johnson, Sue Turner, Nadine Hale, Jo Ann Starnes, Bobbie Call Ray, Nancy Green, Lois Whited, Sue Fletcher, Mary Elizabeth Barnhart, Verdie Hess, Virginia Hick.s, Peggy Miller, Anna Lou Dye, Sue Ball, Dorothy Chambers, Anna Pearl Hubbard, Deanis John.son, Annice Miller. First Bow: Dolores Hale, Sybil Thompson, Sue Beatrice Keene. Second Bow: Mary Alice Hubbard, Patsy Lark, Sue Jessee, Janice Dye. Third Row: Kegley, Doris Miller, Deena Breeding. Fourth Bow: Miller, Roberta Ray. Artrip, Joyce Matney, Patsy Breeding, Nola Sargent, Sue Stinson, Nancy Cox, Martha Barton, Patricia Sturgell, Sue Sue Wilson, Alice Faye Whited, Peggy F reslimai Tri-Hi-Y ■j. ■f. - ' S .oirsor, .. Mr.s.’ -- ..uise T r|ma, t ' ■ ident, -■ . ' ' Hale . A u I- . ■side ' nt, S’-b j] • ' oin ' ■ ■- ' ' 1 ' I sure Matney iplain, +rip it-at-Arms, 1 ' ce Keei , .-;- Firsr Bow: Miss Howaid, Lriiula Dye, Patt, - ] ee, Brenda McNulty, Patty Whited, Nancy Barrett, Jean Whitt. Second Bow: Judy Richardson, Annalee Miller, Roseann Hess, Lo- retta Steele, Maljel Crissnian, Martha Rasniike, Nell Marie Jackson, Nanc. ’ Lee Wilson, Charlotte Phillips. Third Bow: Loretta Matne ’, Mary Ijou Ro.se, Phyllis Miller, Stella Hess, Ruth Jamison. Nancy Carolt n Wilson. Radiant Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor, iliss Nell Howard President, Patty Lee Vice-President, Brenda McNulty Secretary, Patty Whited Treasurer, Nancy Barrett Chaplain, Jean Whitt Reportei-, Linda Sue Dye Givens Fntnre Teachers Club Spoil;., ir. Miss ila ' -y Sue Fuller .’resident, M, , y Ruth Fogleiu in (Not Pictured) Vice-Presideni , Peggy Barret L Secretar -, Mildred Dye Treasurer, Evelyn Wilson Reporter. Shelby ' assell Song Leader, Bil ' ii: e VanD. ke P ro gra m C h a i r in a n. Billie Ruth Whited ■- Evel. n Wilson, IMildred Dye, Pegg, - Barrett, Shelby Cassell, Billie Sue VanDyke, Juanita Wilson. Nancy Sailing, Billie Ruth Whited, Linda Buskill, Loretta Wyatt, Phyllis Compton, Patty Stinson, Billie AVilson, Jeannette Hughes, Lola Marie Peck, Sue Harris, Dorothy Stiltner, AVanda Stinson. Rosemary Price. BHii V Beta Club Sponsor, Miss Lucy Robinson President, Jackie Hali t ' ice-President, Peggy Dye Ray Secretary, Linda Ann Miller Treasurer, Beulah Strouth Reporter, Raymond Conley Beulah Strouth, Betty Cook Barker, Ruthie Barton, Bobby Stovall, Nancy Faye Whited, Nancy Fletcher, Jo Ann Jackson, Sally Davis, Peggy Dye Raj ' , Polly Lark, Anna Mae Honaker, Phyllis Salotti, Margaret Rutherford, Martha Denny, Frances Samples, Linda Miller, Jackie Hall, Mildred Rutherford, Bruce Barrett, Denver Wilson, Dave Wil- son, Roberta Perkins, Ruth Davis, Jeanette Johnson, Peggy Runyon, Honda Artrip, Beau- son Denny. Eva Mae Stump, Raymond Conley. i Commercial Club Phyllis Salotti, Peggy Runyon, Peggy Dye Raj ' , Allie Gray Keene, Evelj ' n Wilson, Ella Mae Keene, Charlotte Whited, Rosemary Price. Sponsors, Mr. . William T. Nolen and Miss Nancy Stinson President, 1 ggy Barrett Se ' creiary Treasurer, Polly Lark t Reporter, Mildred Dye V Sam Hale, David Reedy, Tommy Thompson, Carl Sauls, ,lames Perkins, Leon Boyd, Science Club President, Harry Campbell .Secretary Treasurer, joe Dye Sponsor, Sam Couch First Bow; William Smith, Uidiert Payne Bo.vd, .Jerry Miller, Roser Thompson. Sec- ond Row: Carlos Elkins, .Jimmy Heltcm, Steve Elkins, Ronald Barrett, .Joe Owens, Fay Steele, Jerry Call, Richard Hunt. Third Bow: Roger Honaker, Fay Messick, Ijeon Bo.vd, ■lames Hess, Curtis (Iregory, Gary Musick, Donald Coleman. Freshm Hi-Y. Z ' Sponscr, • Mr-i. Elizabeth ' iw bs .� ■’result t , ' r ' -ry vi-W . ice-i reside J;of r Thp ' Upoon secret ;?i’y. Robe ' t Pa ' yiK . J Tr surer, William S -litn Cha.jlain, Richard Hunt SPORTS . . . First Row: Ruth Davis, Margaret Rutherford, Billie Ruth Whited, Beulah Strouth, Jeanette Johnson, Dolores Hale, Billie Jean Wilson, Magdeline Stump. Second Row: Shelby Fuller, Patty Whited, Joan Musick, Carolyn Boyd, Nancy Barrett, Mary Ruth Fogleman, Peggy Miller, Deanis Johnson, Betty Cook Barker, Nancy Fletcher. Coach: Miss Vivian Crane. Girls Basketball “Russell County Champions” Coach - - Miss Vivian Crane Captain Beulah Strouth Co-Captain ., Jeanette Johnson Managers Nancy Sailing, Joan Jackson T ' Honaker girls team played 18 games this year, compiling a record ot M ns against 5 losses at the time of this writing. St o’ting lineup included Captain Beulah Strouth, Billie Ruth d ' ( ' .vlargaret Rutherford as guards, with Co-Captain Jeanette son ’’dalene Stump and Dolores Hale as forwards. 1 Boys Basketball First Row: Doc Stovall, Danny Dye, Larry Ball, Otis Wilson, Freddy Barrett, Bill VanDyke. Second Row: Jimmy Honaker, Eldridge Busic, Andy Har- mon. Third Row: Ronald Miller, Don Rickman, H. T. Sword, Kyle Matney, Bobby Ray, Ronnie Musick. Managers: Dave Wilson, Bobby Stovall, Delano Compton. ' • ' t ' ' First Row: First Grade — Helen Smith, Edith Mays, Thelma Boyd. Second Grade — Mary Steele Vencill, Nora Taylor. Third Grade — Lucille Mays. Second Row: Third Grade — Mrs. Nora B. Shelton. Fourth Grade — Laura Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter. Fifth Grade — Callie Bowling, Myrtle Hubbard. Sixth Grade — Hazel Barrett. Elementary F acuity Left .0 right: Sixth Grade — Mrs. Sally Shrader. Seventh Grade — Mrs. Velma Th mpson, Mrs. Ernestine Stovall, Mr. Paul Osborne. Seventh Grade . . First Bow: Peggy Artrip, Lorene Barnhart, John Barrett, Donna Mae Combs, Alice Lyda Combs, Doris Compton, Genevia Compton, Donald Lee Cook, ,1. D. Cook, Roger Crabtree. Second Bow: Daniel Fields, Nancy Dye, James Harris, Ruth Harris, Dallas Honaker, Lavena Honaker, Carl .lackson, Iva Jean Jackson, Paul Jackson. Third Bow: Betty Johnson, Lilly Mae Justice, Sue Justice, Mary McRey- nolds, G. D. Phipps, Kay Rasnake, Katherine Reanis, Lillian Rhea. Wayne Russ, AVilliam Smith. Fourth Bow: Ronnie Sykes, Thelma White, W ' ilhur White, Margaret Wilson, Mildred Wilson. Not Pictured: James Harris. First Bow: Betty Ball, Agnes Barnhart, Fayrene Barnhart, Dona,. Boyd, .d; .ga- ci Cor ' ' Thurman Crabtree, Geneva Edwards, Clyde Fields, Phyllis Gregorv. Fec,.iid fcow: ' jutfier A . Ta old Harris, Norma Jean Harris, Linda Fern Harte, Wendell Freeman H ' ' -ti , Dav ' ' Edward ties: , i Hess, Edith Honaker. Third Bow: Manuel Honaker. Mary Alice ’ nalc r, Hie De; n Honaker ’ t” nett Justice, Hattie Lester, Ruth Maness, Pegg.v Ann M.irsh. i: rl G, MoGlo bin, Linda e .er Bow: Jimmy Miller, Mary Sue Owens, Rodney Palmer, Nelda P Sue .. oyce , Eila Sue iJcrc, ' ’.i ' e Compton, Hall, Har- ' ess. Jcrr. ' - ward, Gai- dows. Fourth arl Sykes. Seventh Grade . . First Row: Pauline Hall, Luther Duuglas I?o ’fl, K. Ann Biukland, .Jiihnn, - Coleman, Billy Wayne Colley, Bar- bara ,Tune Hale, Isaac Hess, ,1, C. Hess, Leonard A ' ernie Hess, Phyllis Ann Hess. Second Row: Doll, - ilarie Hon- aUer, Evelyn Joyce Honaker, Xaoini Ann Honaker, Willie h’ay .lessee, Marinda Jlay Justice, Bobby John Leonard, Lois Jean Lockhart, Loretta Ann McHlothin, James Monk, Loran Monk. Third Row: Oedia Musick, Patricia Elane Patrick, Bobby .Toe Primer, Glenda Kay Bay, Janice Sue Beedy. l)oroth ' Lucille Beynolds, Doris Bose, .Jenny Lee Shrader, Henry Everette Stinson. Glen Stinson. Fourth Row: Tommy Suits, Martin Frankie Sykes, Carl Eugene Thompson. Darlis Fay Wilson, Bonald I ee Wilson, James Luther Wright, Willie Pay Yates. Not Pictured: Billy Hess, Lacy Steele, Jr. Sixth Grade . . Firs ' Row: F ugene Katherine l i. Coinpto” Garris u, Clarence G ' .it Jessee. hird Row. Wa liffe, T= ' rc- ' A P a M.a ne Ste ' it) •o J-nn Ly S ' laxie ' ‘•’’1, Margie Ball, Margaret Browning, Judith Ann Combs, Xaoma Kuth Combs, Cox. j. P la skins, Jlabel Edwards. Second Row: Judy Ferrell, Roger Fields, X. J. err G ' f ' u -onette Hess, Ruba Lou Hess, Sue Hess, Carolyn Jackson, Henerietta e, iiise M. Millei ' , Ona Mae Miller, Jimm.y Feck, Judy Ann Price, Luther Rat- 1 S. ge ' t, Maynard Sauls, t ergie E. Shortt. Fourth Row: Ruth Marie Stevens, a Ma uinp, Billie Jean V ' iers, Betty Gay Wells, Alice Wilson, Charlene Tates, Not ctured: Joan Griffith, Janet Hale, .Joyce Hale, Dorothy Harrison. Sixth Grade . . First Row: Rose Aslniry. Rehe -ca Barker, Brenda Joyce Barrett, Itlary Fvatliei ' ine I’-oyd, Edward Bee Busic, Hassel Clark, Joyce Compton, Betty Bou i)ye, Clarence Uye, Charles Ferguson, Sylvia (lay Fields. Second Row: .loan Foglenian, Arbutus Harris, Ted Harrison, .liinmie Herndon, Miles Honaker, Reba Honaker, I’eg ' gy Howard, I’liyllis Hubbard, Bertha Hurt, AVayne Hylton, Norma Faye Bockiiart. Third Row: Jackie Juanita Maness, Mary Beth Martin, Bliyllis McHlothin, Kelly Monk, Helen Fern Ray, Garland Ray, Harry Rutherford, Jr., Ernest Salotti, Allen Sargent, Roger Slate, Roger Smith. Fourth Row: Clarence Stinson, Jacqueline Stinson. Eddie Beonard Stovall, Douglas Taylor, Bonita Thompson, I’atricia Viers, Edith AVtyted, Barry Wysor. Fifth Grade . . . First Row: Grade Asbury, Nancy Artrip, Billy Baldwin, Shirley Barnhart Vi”- ' Bu.skill, Clyde Colly, Carol yn Sue C ' ombs, Bois Ann Compton, Mary Evelyn Co ' .iPton, man, Donald Deskins, Billie Sue Dye, Evangeline Dye, Francis liye, Evel, n ' Hess, Brenda Joyce Honaker, Fred Honaker. Ivory B. Flonaker. Third Row: Ai ,.y bard, .Shirley Hubbard, Daniel Hui ' t, .Joyce Jackson, Carolyn J essee, Bois Man ' e.-- Margaret I’eck, Fay Allen Ray. Fourth Row: Mary .Jane Ray, Donald Harlit Jimmie Sheppherd, EKya T,iOu .Shortt, Buford Slate, Shirley Jean Steele, Garlt Vance, ’obert AVhited. Not Pictured: Edward Arnold Pdck. e J,,ee bS4 ' ..larg; ret Ann Boyd, Rickie rvonm m Second Row: Jim Criss- oh.i ; iR , Binda Harris m, Brenda Hi unm -- Honaker, 1 Roy Hid ' - .s Bill Ma.N, Glen. Edward Ow ise, B -.e r ii.y eille S ' Tayb .y ' .om .’hj ' Ilis Fifth Grade . . . First Row: Joe .Vi-trip, Cartel ' T ' all, Mary Itall, Sue P all, Roger R.oyd, David lUiekland, Paul Chambers, Wayne Compton, Wanda Cox. Roger Ferrell, Viol.i Fields, ,Iame,s Fife, Second Bow: Carolyn Carrison, James Hale, Anna Harris, Barbara Hari ' is, Daphne Hess, Della Hess, Fveleen Hess, Fayreen Hess, Ph, llis Hess, (lax- Holliday, Dollie Honaker, Fayrehe Honaker, Gaylene Honaker. Third Bow: Danny Honaker, Armelda Howaid, Fvel.vn Hnldiard, Mary Hubbard, Dncion Hudson, Andy .laekson, Ricdiard .lai lison, Margaret D.vons, Kvelyn Miller, Herald ililler. Fay Monk, Janice Monk, Dan Owens. Fourth Bow: Watne Palmer. Ferrell Perkins, Harold Price, MMlliam Price, Jr., Paul Ra.v, Fngene Reynold.s, Henry Reynolds, Ruby Rose, Mary .street, Klva Suits. I onie Taylor, Ro,ger AVells, .1. R. Wilson, Fourth Grade . . . First Bow: Clx de Robert B rett, Jerry Lee Clai Louise Coleman, Stuart Collins, Jonn Baxter Combs, Paul Compt.iu, Jr., Jame Doi ’las .ludilh Grubb, Dewey Harrison, Margie J-larrison. Second Row: Joan Hess, Mary Joyce Hess, lialfoi Hc.m y, Dwigb .Tacksou, Don:ild Kegley. Rett;, G. Marshall, Darlene Miller, Patsy Miller, Thelma IMiller, Loot ai d asick. Tnifd Bow: Ketfnetli Owens, Wayne Powell. Clairlene Price, Harry Lee ay, ,Jacl Ray, .Jr,, Jackie :i oretta Ray, .Kathleen Rose, Martha Shortt, Ira Joe Stevens. Fourth Bow: Shir- Syvor ' ' ' Paylor R. I. .n.Risro Carol AValker, Jimmy AVells, Fima Whited, James Whitt, Mary Katherine Fourth Grade . . . i ir� t Row: Judy Artrip, Geraldine Ball, Lloyd Barrett, Leonard Belcher. Lowell Bise, Earl Conley, Junior Col- ley, Margie Crabtree, Sherry Deel, Josephine Fields. Second Bow; Joy Gilley, Clyde Hale, Ronnie ' Hale, Ernest Helbert, Gladys Hess. Maxie Hess, Roj- Hess, Shirley Hes.s, William Hess, Phyllis Hilton. Third Bow: Clyde Les- ter, Roger Marshall, Ida Massie, Wanda McGlothin, Susie Meadows, Garland Miller, Mary Sue Miller, Donald Monk, Loretta Monk, Nancy Owens. Fourth Row: Mabel Ratcliffe, Beverly Sykes, Elli.s Taylor, Gene Taylor, Howard Vance, Janies Wallace, Joe Wells. Third Grade . . . First Sow: Michael Ray Ball, Billy Barnhart, John Calv Barnliart, Willie Be ' cnei, ! ' ary Ellen Bise, Donald E. Compton, Nadine Ruth Compton, James Ball Cox, Patricia Anne Cox, Nancy d e Crabiree. Second Bow: Lou Emma Dye, Margaret Ann Dye, Sidney K. Griffith, Ca ' rie M. Helbert. Elina Jo Ch rles Hess, Ferrell Hess, Mary Joyce Hess, Myrtle Marie Hess, Paul Ervin He ' ss. Third Bow: -P i ' ol Sue i aaKer, ' eggy Lou Honaxel ' , Jack Hudson, Thurm an Lockhart, Annis Miller, Berle Way,pe Jfesh, Alvie enA Perki: Lf. ne Jean Preslev, Johnny Reedy, Walter Lee Reynolds. Fourth Row: Wilma ‘‘ i.ee IRhort, Wilder Burke S d, Norsie Mae i.no i s, RogeV ' Dale Thompson, Roger Wayne Wells, Joyce Lynn White, t’lai-ence YStes, Third Grade . . . First Row: .Mice Faje Asliury, Slieiieen I?all, ' Wanrla l-!all, lloser Brown, lUith Colley, Billy Compton, James Barry t ' ook, Cliai-lie I ' ox, ,Jr., Kenneth Dye, Shirley Ferguson. Second Row: Maiulie Griffith, Glenda Ree Hale, Mary B. Harrison, .Xiui.a I’eaii Hess, C. Sue Hess, Funiee Hess, .loan Hess, Daxid Honaker, Benny Honaker, ,]oe Howard. Third Row: i;ill. ' Hnhhard, Barr ' C. Hurt, Marvin Justice, Roliert Massey, James Morgan, Robert Morgan, Jimmie Owens, M.ary K. Rainier, Shirle.v I’erri.gan, Sandra Ray. Fourth Row: Carolyn Reedy, Clyde Rose, Troy Shortt, Jackie Steele, Thomas Stunu ' . J- C. S.xkes, Jackie VanDyke, Billian Whited, Mabel Wilson, Second Grade . . . First Rov man Compton, Harris. Secou olyn Sue H ' .1 er, Judy ' 1 B..ons. Jlai.io: ’farold Ray. ecil ' 1 1 c lip; lailes Belcher, ,B., ,Janice Kathleen Bo. d, Binda Mae Boyd, James Roger Clark, Sher- ’irginia Bee Fields, Rachel Klizaheth Fuller, Patsy Sue Griffith, Jerry Hale, Paul Edward -s, N.incy Carol Hess, Clpal Elenoi-e Hess, Pollie Jean Hess, Thurman Fay Hess, Car- Fairi, - Gene Honaker, Herman Bee Honaker, Janice Ann Honaker, Jimmie Bee Hona- Sue Honaker, Joseph H lton, Doris Florene Justice, James Bester, Norma Jean ' Tvinda Joyce Ramsey, Barliara ]ia -, Carlos Henry Ray, Danny Roger R;ty, n, r.ois Street, William Bee Stump Tjonnie Faye Sykes, Dorothy V. Taylor, llis Anne W’ ' el!s. Not Pictured: ,lames Douglas Griffith. Second Grade . . . First Bow: Jimmy Akers, Raymond Baldwin, Kirby Barrett, David Bartee, J. C. Barton, William Belcher, Betty Boyd, McKinley Compton, A’irgil Crabtree, Roger Davidson. Second Bow: Norman D e, Jimmy Ferguson, Carolyn Fletcher, Harold Hale, Johnnj- Hess, Roger Hub bar l. Wesley Hubbard, Shirley Jackson, Cletus Keith, Mil- dred Meadows. Third Bow: Benjamin Miller, Curtis Mill sap, Fi-edrick Millsap, Linda Monk, Katherine Morgan, Judith Musick, Doris Perrigon, Anna Pearl Rose, Bobby Rose, Douglas Sauls. Fourth Row; Clinton Steven, Mary C. Stump, Larry Sykes, Phyllis Taylor, Nancy Thompson, Ann Walker, Roger Wallace, Douglas Wells, Lois Whited, Virginia Wilson. Not Pictured: Dannie Hale, Billy Harrison. First Grade . . . First Bow: James Asbury, Bonnie Lou Belcher, Frankie Blevins, .Sharon K ey, lAnda Sue Combs, Pearl Compton, Larry Cox. Second Bow; James Cr.ahtree las Dye, Rosa Lee Dye, Eloise Ferrell, Claude Hess, Garnet He;- .s, Shirley y nn aul .- llen .Hurt, Jes.see Justice, Jr., Linda Lou Lester, Alec Mas.sey, Jr., Asa i ' ' irgie Marie Morgan, Arnold Ray, Jr. Fourth Bow: Elizabeth Ray, Lai v Jean Sword, Robert Taylor, Estil Vance, Eddie Vier.s. Bobby Wailar ird Whited. Not Pictured: Fred Hess, Jr. First Grade . . . First Bow: ( ' arnicn Sevita I’all. Vada Irene Bouinnn, .John L. lUiekels, Jr., Jackie Dale Compton, .James , llin t ' inni)ton. Ker _ ' Dane ( ' ’onk, . Uan , udre Conch, Daryle Monroe Ferguson, Philip Lee I ' hehls. Second Row: .Indy Fuiler, hllizaheth i ' arol Drizzle, I’renda Sue Hale, Charlie Rdwin He.s.s, John A. Ile.ss, Sliehhni Monroe Hess, Wanda Sue Honaker, Dannie Howaird, Chester L, nn Huhbard. Third Bow: Hilda Hudson. i:iad. s Arlene ilassey, (lary Allen Maxfield, Ira Philip X:i.sh, Connie Sue Osborne, Arthur l eon I’rice. I ' wi.ghl Price, (lary Dean I’rice, Jackie Lee Hay, Fourth Bow: Deana Ann Runyon, P.renda Sue Stinson, Wiiliam Kennetli Stump. Jerry Wa, ne Thomp.son, Ona Mae tVallace, Lonnie Mel- vin M ' liitt, Ih ' eina Dawn Worsliani. Not Pictured: Kenneth Jones, Mar in Tayloi ' . First Grade . . . . irst F .le Ht.ai ' ir n Row: .rch l ee he.-s, ' • L ‘ Stanley V It ' v, Pri Ja’ s H Jaclae S uinp, ' Vtird. .n Baldwin, Cfi. ' Trnia Jane P.artee. 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ING RADFORD - .yiRGINIA V MJlit j ' i i 1 1 1 ■ IS IN- . -A f - 0 % f- iA ' SENIOR GLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1955, Honaker High School, Russell County, Virginia, being of sound mind in this doubtful, atomic age, do hereby de- clare this to be our last will and testament, duly drawn and signed this 29th day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred, and fifty-five. We do solemnly will and bequeath the following: To the Junior Class we leave our room and our Senior sponsor who takes so much patience and time with us. Gloria Akers wills her 24” waist line to Mrs. Busic and her cheer- leading uniform to Sue Turner. Peggy Barrett fondly bequeaths her typing ability to Dick Chambers. Larry Bates bestows upon Larry Ball his love for all Democrats with the hope that Larry will reform all those which Bates leaves. To Danny Dye, Clyde Bostic slowly leaves his title of “Slowest.” Joan Boyd wills her title “Class Comedienne” to Maiy Noel, and her ability to giggle without ceasing to Judy Plaster. Linda Buskill regretfully bequeaths her longing to marry Liberace to Carolyn Boyd. Harry Campbell wills his quiet disposition to Billy Keen. Shelby Cassell wills everything she possesses to Sue Artrip, except a certain truck with SHELBY written on it. Fern Colley leaves all her typing errors to Nancy Fletcher, with the hope that she will not have to borrow an eraser. Estel Cook fondly leaves his love for pole-kitties to Kermit McGlothin. Shelby Cox wishes Ronda Artrip to gain her title of “Most Dignified.” Jerry Deskins wills his ability to get through high school without studying to Sherman Hess. Betty Dye bequeaths her friendliness to a Freshman, Annalee Miller. Mildred Dye wills her tendency to prefer the north to Joann Keene. Jimmy Fletcher wills his title “King of the Senior Class” to Kyle Matney. Dewey Fuller leaves behind his English book and everything that goes with it to anyone who is kind enough to take it and use it for its intended purpose. Lloyd Gilley bequeaths his blushing ability to Dave Wilson. Bill Gregory wills his love for nurses to Sam Hale. Nadine Hale wills her wavy hair to Sue Fletcher, whom she thinks needs it. Jackie Hall leaves her seat as Beta Club president to Violet Johnson with the hope she doesn’t have to share it with the club secretary. Sue Harris wills her Marilyn Monroe ficure to Lorene Romans. Columbus Hess leaves his title “Class Comedian” and his cigarette ducks to Dillard Chambers. Ulis Hess bequeaths his title “Best Sport” to Bill VanDyke. Houston Honaker leaves his ability to do mischief without getting canight to Ira Owens, Harvey Hale, and Bobby Jack Ball. Opal Honaker bestows upon Dorothy Honaker her long, wavy blonde hair. Bett} Lou Jiubbard wills her speed and accuracy in typing to Fannie Pp smy. J -- : Johnson loudly announces her wish for JoAnn Musick to becorr s well-knoV ' n as herself for her chewing gum and her loud mouth. nctte.,Hughes ' ' wills her seat in Geometry class to Martha Denny, i Gray Keene bequeaths her “baby doll” face to Anne Shrader. Lka Mae Kee ' - leaves her title as “Prettiest” to Sue Turner. lly La.’’ ■ ' her title as “Most Studious” to her sister, Patsy Lark, mie t‘ wills her preference for Chevolets to Frances Crab- ■o p. M.C.’s. rt leav her cute cousin, Guy Perkins, behind with tr ubb ' ’d As him. ioi ' Horton finds many happy hours with Mrs. ’ which Glen wishes to leave him. SENIOR GLASS WILL Alverda Miller wills her 24 ” waist line to Miss Linkous, who badly needs one; especially since men are scarce in Southwest Virginia. Annice Miller leaves her love for riding the front seat of a blue Chev- rolet to Lola Peck, who is eager for a chance to ride beside the driver. Gary Miller wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Miller to Giilis Wilson. Linda Miller bequeaths her Marilyn Monroe smile to Dolores Hale and her love for blue eyes to Deanis Johnson. Sammy Miller wills his ability to get American history to Hubert Honaker. Hurley Musick wills his “Senior Class Blusher” title to Lawrence Stinson. Mike Osborne leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Baldwin to Ralph Strouth. Pearlie Perkins bestows her slim figure upon Roberta Perkins. Rosemary Price wills her shortness to Sue Ball and her sunny smile to Billie Sue VanDyke. James Rasnake leaves his title “Loudest” behind with the fervent hope Ralph Strouth gains it. Bobbie Call Ray wishes to bestow upon Donna Manness her position of Senior Queen. Bobby Ray bestows upon Ronald Miller his title, “Mr. Personality.” Peggy Dye Ray wills to Nancy Fletcher her title, “Miss Personality.” Peggy Ann Rose wills her Home Ec. ability, expert as it may be, to her sister, Mary Lou. Peggy Runyon wills her blonde hair and blue eyes to Alice Jean John- son, who is sick of red tresses and feline eyes. Margaret Rutherford bequeaths her County Speaking Cup to Nancy Faye Whited, if she will promise not to fall off the stage when she re- ceives it. Nancy Sailing leaves her ability to get to school before the last bell rings to the worker of Brown’s Dairy who is always late. Phyllis Salotti wills her hitch-hiking ability to Miss Linkous. James Simmons leaves his seat in bookkeeping class to Freddy Smith who needs a streak of luck. Jim Stinson leaves his seat in the office to any boy who whips the Big A Mountain bus driver. Patty Stinson leaves her seat in shorthand class to any Junior who likes to study. Wanda Stinson wills her seat in typing class to her sister, Sylvia Stinson. Doc Stovall leaves his unusual love for the referees to Freddy Barrett who seems endowed with the same type of affection for basketball officials. Beulah Strouth wills to Miss Crane her horses-tail and to Nancy Fletcher her title “Captain” of the basketball squad. Magdalene Stump bequeaths her position as center forward to Shelby Fuller. Jimmy Taylor wills his ability to get along with “Granny Greene” to Bee Smith. ‘ Beulah VanDyke leaves behind her all she possesses except ' am arid the Chevrolet truck, to her sister, Lillian. ’ V ' ' To some poor Freshman, Billy Wells leaves his m uai Mali atical brain. Billie Ruth Whited wills her all-county medal to Pa Vwhit who will deserve it. Charlotte Whited bestows upon Patricia Sturgill r Billie Wilson leaves to Joyce Matney her positioi tea,m. To Sue Fletcher, a gal who loves to cur, air, Ev her long tresses. Loretta Wyatt bequeaths her position as ' S Lou Cook Barker. ight. ' has ■p- SENIOR GLASS PROPHECY It was the coldest night since the winter of 1954-55. A fourteen inch snow covered the ground; the highways were a solid sheet of ice; my n ew atomic furnace was on the blink, and there was nothing for me to do ex- cept to crawl in bed to keep from freezing. Suddenly a huge snowflake landed on the collar of my new mink coat. It began to take human form and I recognized Houston Honaker, the President of the Class of ’55. I was not surprised that Houston was a great scientist since he had studied for many years under Einstein. An- other flake with a halo was floating silently down. The shining face of the Reverend Mr. Bobby Ray, pastor of St. John’s Cathedral, appeared. He said that he was on his way to Putnam to officiate at the wedding of Jimmie Fletcher and Nancy Sailing. Jimmie had been elected as U. S. Representative to the U.N. and was taking Nancy to Geneva with him. Bobby told me that he understood that Peggy Dye Ray, a now famous singer at the Metropolitan Opera House, was soloist for the wedding. She was flying from New York with the bridesmaids, Evelyn Wilson and Peggy Barrett, who were executive secretaries to Columbus Hess, Gen- eral of the U. S. Forces in Japan and Billie Wells, a New York Broker, respectively. Jimmy Stinson landed on my cuff with a metallic clink and I re- membered that he was the new president of the First National Bank in Honaker. He told me that Harry Campbell had been promoted to the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond and was taking along his two most efficient cashiers, Rosemary Price and Pearlie Perkins. The next snowflake had the faint aroma of a familiar anesthetic. It was the famous surgeon, Mike Osborne, who was on his way to the Mayo Clinic to assist Dr. Loretta Wyatt in an operation on Larry Bates, who had been in an accident when he attempted to reach the moon in a rocket ship. The pilot, Estel Cook, and co-stewardesses, Wanda Stinson and Betty Hubbard were not seriously injured. Was I seeing flowers? No, it was a rosy snowflake changing into ( Patty Stinson on her way to assist the newly elected Governor of Vir- ginia, Polly Lark, and Lieutenant Governor Charlotte Whited, with their interior decorating. t •r , Li! Whirling and whizzing and skipping along as if she were too happy f-j stop was Linda Miller wearing her “Miss America’’ ribbons and crown. iihe wa ' s, flying to Paris to reign over a fashion show, featuring models Billie ' ' |th Whited and Linda Buskill, who were modeling creations by ' Mfh moug designer, Phyllis Salotti. ' a.? � .s AhiiOSt blin ' ’’ me with its brilliance was a golden snowflake, Glen ' ■ M_essi ! , the m.iJhui iire, who had invented pocket size atomic television sets He paused long en gh to tell me about some of the prominent •“VoiKers Yi h ' CBS Tel ision Network. There was President James Simmon , • Ann uncer Shelby Jean Cassell, Sports Commentator ’’’ V ' i - M. .e-up_ Ai tist Fern Colly, Program Director Jerry Desk- ns L Litiful twin-sis bktes singers, Ella Mae and Allie Gray Keene, th ate L corned’ on earth, Joan Boyd. SENIOR GLASS PROPHECY The snow began falling faster and faster. It was almost blinding in its intensity. There was James Rasnake, a foreign correspondent of the New York Times, with pictures of Hurley Musick and Dewey Fuller in their palatial homes in Brazil where they had retired after striking oil on Drill Mountain. Nadine Hale was working with the 4-H Clubs in Switzerland. Mar- garet Rutherford was on a Mediterranean Cruise after having written a best seller. Beulah Strouth was coaching the undefeated U. S. Profes- sional Red-Head Basketball Team. Working with the U. S. Forces in Korea were Opal Honaker and Alverda Miller. Jackie Hall was the first woman to be elected as one of the judges in the World Court. Gloria Akers and Shelby Cox were in the Library of Congress. Jeannette Hughes was Speaker of the House of Representatives. Betty Dye, Peggy Rose, and Beulah VanDyke were living in Bermuda after having made a fortune in the perfume business by inventing a perfume called “a sure- fire-man-catcher.” Secretaries in the U.N. Secretariat were Evelyn Lock- hart and Annice Miller. One of our new State Senators was Bill Gregory. After recording her own hit tune, “Why I Love the North,” Mildred Dye was on a world tour. Bonnie Lockhart was the first person to play duets with Liberace. Ulis Hess now held the lightweight boxing title. Bobbie Jean Call Ray had been chosen the American mother of the year. Magdeline Stump was a food expert of the Honaker Choice Foods Company. Sammy Miller was a mining expert in Alaska. Carl Steel, a world famous geogolist, had been called to search for uranium on Honaker’s Water Tank Hill. Doc Stovall, representing the United States in the Western Hemi- sphere Baseball Team, had chartered Clyde Bostic’s submarine to take his family of nine to Hong Kong, where he was playing the East. Sue Harris, dietician for the Western team, and Jeanette Johnson, World Sports Correspondent, were also making the trip. Lloyd Gilley and Gary Miller had invented a chair plane which they used to carry Jimmie Taylor, Russell County’s most prosperous farmer, to Charlottesville where he was leaving his baby girl in care of the fa- mous pediatrician, Peggy Runyon. Merciful Heavens ! A snowflake as big as a house was comings to- ward me. I tried to move out of its way and landed on the omjny electric blanket which must have slid off as soon as I fell asleep Being an old maid and having no one to comfort me, I crawled back in bed. ' As I tucked the blanket securely around me, I started wishing for arrdbheiii ' - vision of my classmates in a sunny climate. 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