Honaker High School - Torch Yearbook (Honaker, VA)

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JUNIORS First row: Sue Rose, Lillian Ray, Glenda Ray, Katherine Reavis, Janice Sue Reedy, Dor- othy Reynolds. Second row: Harry Robinette, Jennie Lee Shrader, Alice Joe Simmons, Bill Smith, Elaine Sparks, Billy Steele. Third row: Glenn Stinson, Henry Stinson, Joyce Street, Bobby Tuggle, Denver Tuggle, Roger Tuggle. Fourth row: David VanDyke, Carrie Dell Wells, James Lloyd West, Thelma White, Wil- burn White, Jack Whitt. Fifth row: Pat Williams, Darlis Faye Wil- son, Margaret Wilson, Ronald D. Wilson. == §—

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JUNIORS First row: James Albert Howard, Roger Howard, Mary Alice Hubbard, James Hutche- son, Jr., Carl Jackson, Iva Jean Jackson. Second row: Mildred Jackson, Paul Jack- son, Ruth Jamison, Willie Fay Jessee, Betty Johnson, Lillie Mae Justice. Third row: Marinda Mae Justice, Sue Jus- tice, Emily Kennedy, Lois Jean Lockhart, Mae Lockhart, Earl McGlothlin. Fourth row: Loretta McGlothlin, Mary McReynolds, Peggy Marshall, Linda Mae Meadows, Larry Miller, Harold Newberry. Fifth row: Mary Sue Owens, Patricia Pat- rick, G. D. Phillips, Wayne Plaster, Nelda Ruth Price, Bobby Joe Pruner. a 7 oN fe eee eee. lowpass ki | |

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The school flag was a gift of the class of 1957. tuth Davis ’57 (not pictured), Jerry Miller ’58, Margaret Wilson b9, Mary McReynolds ’59, Robert Payne Boyd ’58, and. Eld- ridge Busic ’58, worked on the committee with sponsor, Miss Mary Sue Fuller, to secure the flag. The plan and interpre- tation of the meaning of the flag was presented by Mrs. EK. N. Busic; Miss Naney Stinson drew the design. The The 4-H Club is a national organization supervised by Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia; it is directed locally by county extension agents. The purpose of the club is stated in its pledge: “I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better living for my club, my community, and my country.’ The members of the Honaker 4-H Club are, left to right: Eldridge Busic, presi- dent; Lorine Barnhart, Barbara Hale, Faye Harrison, Brenda Barrett, Mary Jane Ray, Sylvia Fields, Carolyn Combs, Nancy Rickman, Loretta Matney, Julia Mullins, Brenda Honaker, Mary Beth Martin, Patsy Harrington, Nancy Barrett, Norma colors of the flag are green, gold, and pur- ple on a background of white, which repre- sents purity of thought and purpose. The emblem is a circle, Symbolic of the never ending process of learning. In the center of the circle is a torch representing light, know1]- edge and life - the God-given abilities and potentalities of each individual child. Sur- rounding the torch is a background of green which means youth and hope. Stars repre- sent service. The number of stars is sym- bolic of the four-fold purpose of the school: the development of the physical, the mental, the social, and the moral characteristics of the child. The hand holding the torch repre- sents the endurance, patience, and strength of the teachers Who guide and counsel the child. The gold is symbolic of honor, loyalty, and persistence. The golden pool from which the hand extends represents all the con- tributing factors to the education of the child, namely: the state and local govern- ment, the influence of the home and church, the school administration and other agencies that contribute to the physical well being of youth. The circle is bound by two bands, the first one of gold which re-emphasizes the per- sistence and loyalty of the pupil who remains in school. The outer band of purple represents rank and honor. The highest ranking person is the one who remains in school for twelve years and receives a diploma, the certifi- cation of his meeting all requirements necessary for gradua- tion from a four year high school, Faye Combs, Helen Farmer, Carolyn Garrison, Alicia Walker, Frances Helton, Ann Boyd, sillie Sue Grace, Mary Joyce Hubbard, Della Gay Hess, Nancy Smith, Nadine Miller, Jana McNulty, Kddie Busic, James Hale, Charles Ferguson, Lanny Honaker, Ronnie Williams, Illis Boyd, Leroy Breedlove, Wal- ter Lockhart, Harry Smith, secretary and treasurer; Paul Chambers, Bill Smith, Clyde Colley, Danny Hess, Sammy Honaker, James Harris, Eddie Stovall, Wilburn White, Rus- sell Herndon, Dickie Honaker, Roger Ray, Jack Whitt, Jim Fife, Ronald Wilson, Johnny VanDyke, Wayne Plaster, vice president; Glen Owens.