J J Kelly High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Wise, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

S- f ■ . T t . ‘t..,-- ‘ ■ .(■ ■ - ' ofT 1949 ARROWHEAD WISE HIGH SCHOOL Wise, Virginia WISE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY WISE, VIRGINIA :L edicahon GERTRUDE CHERRY Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it. As our token of appreciation to the teacher who started us on the pathway to high learning and high living and to the teacher who has helped us attain that goal, we dedicate this issue of the Arrowh ead. GERALDINE POTTER L. F. ADDINGTON Principal Journalism GERALDINE POTTER Commercial GEORGIA BROOKS History ANITA SWINDALL Languages MRS. RALPH WELLS Glee Club VERNA MAE BARR Librarian JOSEPHINE WOLFE Mathematics HELEN BOYD Commercial MARY ANN LANINGHAM Home Economics VERLIN GILLIAM President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JOHN McLEMORE GILBERT JACOBS ... NANCY CRAFT RUBY BREEDING eniors JACK ANDREWS GENE ARNOLD eniors LaRUE COLLINS BOBBY COLYER NANCY CRAFT THOMAS DePRIEST BILLY ELAM BETTY GILLIAM CHARLES GREENE HAROLD HAWKINS eniors GILBERT JACOBS KYLE JESSEE PEGGY JESSEE MARY JEAN KISER DOUGLAS LAWSON BEN DALE McLEMORE JOHN McLEMORE CLEO MULLINS LOIS ANN ORR PHYLLIS PARSONS MARGIE PERRY REITA RIVERS RUTH ROBERSON BOB ROBERTS eniors ESTELLE SALYER NANCY SCOTT BOBBY VARNER KATHLEEN VARNER HAZEL WHEATLEY EULA SNODGRASS PEGGY STALLARD CATHERINE STANLEY HILDA STANLEY eniors VELMA WHEATLEY President Vice-President __ Secretary -Treasurer SAM RAY ELAM JEAN CARTER L. H. GILLIAM uniors COLLOTTOA JEAN RUBY MARY HELEN BEVERLY CARTER COUCH DALE JANET DAVIDSON BETTY JANE DAVIS LAWRENCE DINGUS ALLEN DOWDY MARGARET EASTERLING SAM RAY ELAM LOWELL FRAZIER HARWADA GARDNER ■ OAN JOYCE L. H. NANCY GILLIAM GILLIAM GILLIAM GILLIAM JOAN VIRGINIA MYRTLE HAROLD HAH HUBBARD JONES KILGORE JIMMY LIPPS BILLY McDILDA JOLENE McKNIGHT BILL MOORE tin tors JO ANN PANNELL GRACE MULLINS BARBARA PLOWMAN DOUGLAS BILLY JEAN RAY PROFFIT REEVES ROBERTS ROBINSON SONNY SEAVERS ELIZA JANE STEVENS SARAH THOMPSON CHARLOTTE WELLS Front row, left to right: Effie Jean Bolling, Virginia Dotson, Thelma Jeon Wheatley, Betty Lou Hylton, Jeanelle Bolling, Patty Wilson, Betty Green, Mildred Byrant, Peggy Anderson. Center row: Betty Powers, Thelma Dean, Janet Beverley, Dorothy Davis, Jeanette Adams, Annette Jones, Ada Jean Addison, Clara Belle Hall, Carma Lee O ' linger, Virginia Hubbard. Bock row: Donald McDilda, Ann Griffith, Barbara Stidham, Donald Gilliam, Creed Beverley, Stuart Keene, Dari Fletcher, Earl Short, Billy Collins, Dederick Ealin, Franklin Bates, Billy K. Sproles. Front row, left to right: Betty Dean, Bonnie Holbrook, Dorcas Laney, Bobbie Starnes, Peggy Hash, Peggy Belcher, Sue McPeek, Artie Bolling. Center ro w: Irene Strouth, Jean Dale, Mildred Perry, Virginia Amos, Maigaret Bolling, George Roberts, Allen Dowdy, Jeanette Mullins, Wilma Stapleton, Ha Louise Baker. Bock row: Albert Snodgrass, Jack Bruce, Curtis Vanover, Richard Beverley, Billy Gene McFoll, Robert Kilgore, Troy Gardner, Simpson Adams. 0 1 niJa raJe Front row, left to right: Paul Kilgore, Marion Baker, Leroy Graham, Betty Jo Carter, Johnny Couch, Bobby Jones. Second row: Howard Dean, Creed Griffith, Bobby Osgood, Clayton Bolling, Wilma Hamilton, Juanita Sturgill, June Bolling. Third row: Billy Roberts, Garland Fuller, Bobby Taylor, Betty Jean Kiser, Betty Mullins, Dorothy Nell Bennett, Emma Jean Smith, Maudella Stallard, Julia Mullins, Charlotte Thompson, Peggy Gardner. Fourth row: Jimmy Mullins, Carl Rains, Roy Collier, Evelyn Powers, Betty Prater, Jeanie Foust, Marjorie Wells, Margaret Fisher, Jimmy Hubbard, Carl Stanley. Front row, left to right: Curtis Hurd, Earl Dean, Roy Wells, Geor ge Barnett, Hubert Gardner, Ernest Brooks. Second row: Tommy Prater, Joan Trinkle, Mary Nell Powers, Gertrude Burleson, Roma Rittenberry, Faye McPeek, Norma Jean Countiss, Murrel O ' linger. Third row: Silas Gilliam, Jimmy Stallard, Jimmy Sturgill, Ray Kennedy, Patty Miller, Hobert Goins, Homer Addington, Lillian Hamilton, Louis Addington. Fourth row: Billy Horne, Charlotte Sandlin, Faye Wampler, Helen Darton, Mar- tina Hawk, Nora Sue Fugate, Alice Steffey, Flora Faye Shupe, Bobbie Mullins, Darrel Addington. Front row, left to right: Kenneth Beverly, Danny Beverly, J. B. Salyer, Glenn Maggard, Billy Yates, Ben Collins. Second row: Mary Plummer, Irene Miller, Ronald Blevins, Ronald White, Betty Sue Daugherty, Kenneth Ward, Hoyt Stone. Third row: Ada Marie Orr, Shirley Richardson, Shirley Beverly, Maclene Collier, Anna Ruth Kennedy, Joyce Smith, Frances Williams, Billy Pan- nell, Lillian Green, Violet Hubbard, Fannie Layne, Juanita Brickey. Fourth row: Nona Gay Hubbard, A. C. Stallard, Bobby Moneyhun, Bobby Barker, Charles Byrd, Guy Broyles, Norman Hall, Denver Sturgill, Henry Hall. Fifth row: Neva Jean Hamilton, Ruby Jones, Peggy Barker, Edna Wilson, Sally Hopkins, Velma Jean Boyd, Joan Stallard, Mary Lou Miller, Mrs. Wells. Front row, left to right: Quenfon Franklin, Arlie Hamilton, Kyle Clark, Gordon Turner, Max Coffey, Frankie Hall, Chad Boll- ing, Clara Mae Plowman, Marshall Vicars. Second row: Jimmy Hatfield, Jimmy Baker, Tommy Bates, Guy Clark, Johnny Hamilton, Jackie Morgan, Nedra Jo Heaberlin, Beatrice Jacbos, Helen Hall. Third row; Billy Kilgore, Jimmie Dean, Willinette Hamilton, Clautte Johnson, Nancy Carol Collins, Junior Starnes, Glen Robinson, Nora Jean Wheatley, Dolores Gibson. Fourth row: Eddie Tieche, Ada Munsey, Kathleen Perry, Dorothy Rains, June Salyers, Dorothy Tomko, Lily Wyatt, Norma Jean Hylton, Rita Jo Stanley. NANCY SCOTT School Banker • • chvihes Front row, left to right: Patty Wilson, Margaret Fisher, Marjorie Wells, Jeanie Foust, Billy Collins, Leroy Graham, Bobby Os- good, Carl Bolling, Charlotte Davidson, Peggy Hash, Jean Roberts, Bobbie Fannon. Second row: Margaret Bolling, Peggy Belcher, Betty Mullins, L. H. Gilliam, Simpson Adams, Dave Horton, Gene Arnold, George Roberts, Johnny Couch, Jeanie Smith, Peggy Gardner, Joyce Gilliam. Third row: Barbara Stidham, Jean Carter, Effle Jean Bolling, Virginia Dotson, Jimmy Mullins, Creed Griffith, Bill Moore, Anne Griffith, Betty Jane Davis, Eula Snodgrass, Charlotte Wells. Bock row: Charlotte Thompson, Janet Davidson, Juanita Sturgill, Faye Wampler, Sarah Thompson, Marion Baker, Mrs. Wells, Tommy Prater, Nancy Scott, Bobbie Starnes, Janet Beverley, Velma Wheatley, Peggy Stallard. l„l Front row, left to right: Janet Davidson, Charlotte Wells, Charlotte Davidson, Peggy Belcher, Effle Jean Bolling, Anne Griffith, Barbara Stidham. Bock row: Jean Roberts, L. H. Gilliam, Peggy Jessee, Miss Swindall, Cleo Mullins, Sarah Thompson, Virginia Dotson, Creed Griffith. Left to right: Glenn Maggard, Marshall Vicars, Billy K. Sproles, Sam Ray Elam, Ross Stallard, Johnny McLemore, Nancy Scott, Mr. Countiss, Reita Rivers, George Roberts, Jimmy Stallard, Creed Griffith. Marv Jean Kiser, Bob Roberts. Front row, left to right: Cleo Mullins, Patty Wilson, Betty Jo Carter, Harwada Gardner, Clarence Johnson, Jerry Stallard, Jeon Ramsey, Carol Reese, Virgil Collier, Franklin Greger. Bock row: Anne Griffith, Creed Griffith, Allen Dowdy, Thomas DePriest, Donald Salyer, Mr. Gilliam, Harold Kilgore, Noah Gilliam, Virginia Hubbard, Raymond Mullins. onogram Front row, lett to right: Coach Asbury, Bob Roberts, Dedrick Folin, Harold Hawkins, Sam Ray Elam, Gene Arnold. Middle row; Bill Moore, Patty Miller, Robert- Bates, Albert Snodgrass, Bill Elam, Howard Dean. Back row: Thomas DePriest, Eula Snodgrass, Charlotte Wells, Jean Carter, Kathleen Varner, Donald McDilda. 4 9f(Slul Front row, left to right: Roy Wells, Ronald White, Billy Webb, Ben Collins, Allen Dowdy, Eddie Tieche. Bock row: Jimmy Mullins, Janet Beverley, Mildred Perry, Grace Mullins, Billie Mullins, Charlotte Wells, Marjorie Wells, Bobbie Taylor. Editor; Peggy Jessee Assistant Editor: Charlotte Wells Circulation Mgrs.: Velma Wheatley Jean Carter Art Editors: Ruby Breeding Margaret Easterling Typists: Bobby Colyer, Peggy Stallard, Harwada Gardner Advertising Mgrs.: Phyllis Parsons Sarah Thompson Business Mgrs.: Nancy Craft Virginia Hubbard Sports Editor; Everett Cantrell rrow Editor: Thomas DePriest Assistant Editor: Margie Perry News Ed.: Reita Rivers Artist: Ruby Breeding Feature Ed.: Cleo Mullins Typists: Mary Jean Kiser, Bobby Colyer, Nancy Craft, Nancy Scott Sports Ed.: Bob Roberts Mimeographers: Everett Cantrell, Charles Greene Advertising Mgr.: Ruth Roberson Circulation Mgr.: LaRue Collins GENE ARNOLD TOM DePRIEST HOWARD DEAN ROBERT BATES Coach ASBURY BILL ELAM SAM R. ELAM DEDRICK FALIN CREED GRIFFITH HAROLD HAWKINS RAY KENNEDY RICHARD KENNEDY JOHNNY McLEMORE PATTY MILLER BILL MOORE BOB ROBERTS SONNY SEAVERS ALBERT SNODGRASS First row, left to right: Sonny Seovers, Bill Moore, Roy Kennedy, Gene Plowman, Robert Botes, John McLemore, Dedrick Folin, Creed Griffith, Potty Miller. Second row: Coach Asbury, Howard Dean, Thomas DePriest, Gene Arnold, George Roberts, Richard Kennedy, Allen Dowdy, Harold Hawkins, Albert Snodgrass, Gilbert Jacobs. Third row: Foy Goins, Clayton Bolling, Bill Elam, Billy Horne, Billy Collins, Earl Short, Bob Roberts, Sam Ray Elam. Lost row: Clarence Johnson, Jimmy Hubbard, Richard Beverly, Billy Hopkins, Charles Holyfleld, Charlie Byrd, Bobby Barker, Donny Beverly. BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Raymond Mullins, Billy Gene McFall, Jimmy Stallard, George Roberts, Robert Jones, Albert Snodgrass. Second row: Coach Asbury, Ben Dole McLemore, Bob Roberts, Charles Greene, Donald McDildo, Potty Miller, Stuart Keene, John McLemore, Gene Arnold, Everett Cantrell, Manager Hawkins. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Faye Wampler, Barbara Stidham, Effie Jean Bolling, Virginia Dotson, Jean Carter, Charlotte Wells, Mary Ann Maggard, Eula Snodgrass. Second row: Betty Jo Carter, Thelma Jean Wheatley, Nancy Gilliam, Margaret Balling, Marjarie Wells, Peggy Jessee. eaiures • ! W ' Friendliest NANCY CRAFT BOB ROBERTS Most Likely to Succeed RUBY BREEDING BOB ROBERTS Best All Around BOB ROBERTS NANCY scon Most Athletic BOB ROBERTS EULA SNODGRASS Loudest WILLIE RAY BOGGS LaRUE COLLINS Best Looking NANCY scon BEN DALE McLEMORE Laziest GENE ARNOLD KATHLEEN VARNER mg We, the Seniors of ' 49, will the following.- Reito Rivers, to Jean Roberts her position on the school paper, her deep and tender feelings for Wise High and its inmates to Mary Ann Maggard. Jack Andrews, his seat in the Senior class to Arlie Hubbard, his ability to pass chem- istry goes to anyone who takes this subject. Bobby Colyer, his typewriter to Garland Fuller and Billy Horne, who desire to be speed maniacs, and to any poor unfortunate soul his position on the Arrow and Arrow- head staffs. Jeanie Kiser, her ability to get a cute boy friend like hers to Betty Mullins, her seat in Senior class to Irene Strouth, and her ability to have fun in study hall to Juanita Sturgill. Kyle Jessee, his seat in the Senior class to Ray Robinson, and ability to pass book- keeping to whoever isn ' t particular of which subject he takes. Margie Perry, the worthwhile things that she might have left to anyone who wants them, her Latin books and notebooks to her deserving sister, Mildred. Irma Bevins, to her twin brothers her seat in the Senior room, her civics book to any Junior who will carry it home each night, and ability to get to school on time to Jean Wheatley. Thomas DePriest, his position as end to Ross Stallard, his good luck to escape Senior English to those who ccn ' t get along with the stuff for any reason. Betty Gilliam, her seat in the Senior room to Joan Hall, her bookkeeping knowledge to Carma Lee O ' linger and her typing speed to anyone that will undertake it. Hazel Wheatley, her ability to Ada Jean Addison to be good to her man, and her ability to eat candy in school without being caught to Jenny Dotson. Harold Hawkins, his ability to get along with Miss Brooks in civics class to Sam Ray Elam, his waves to Betty Prater, so she won ' t have to roll her hair every night. Bobby Varner, his ability to say I seen in English class to his brother, James, his ability to flirt with the girls to Douglas ProfTit. Velma Wheatley, her position on the annual staff to her sister, Jeanie, her banged- up seat in the Senior room to Mary Helen Dale, her shorthand ability to any poor soul who takes the subject. Kathleen Varner, her speed ability in typing class to Jean Roberts, her ability to get through English class without studying to Jean Carter, and love for shorthand class to Nancy Gilliam. Lois Ann Orr, her ability to make 95 on shorthand to Jean Roberts, and to Sam Ray Elam her 100 on spelling. Dolores Collins, her typing ability to Billy Collins, her seat in Hensley ' s Cafe to Nancy Gilliam and Little Stevens, and her ability to behave in second period study hall to Janet Davidson. Willie Ray Boggs, his seat in the Senior room to Billy McDilda, his D on deportment to Ray Robinson, and his ability to make Miss Potter mad at him to Raymond Mullins. Ls (Wdl Douglas Lawson, his ability to make C on deportment to Billy McDildo, his ability to moke Willie Roy mod to Flora Faye, his ability to sell candy to Raymond Mullins. Everett Cantrell, his job as manager of the candy store to anyone who likes to argue and make excuses to Miss Barr, his position on the basketball team to Billy Gene McFall. Estelle Salyers, her typing book and her ability to get fifty words a minute to Grace Mullins, her English book to Billy Beverley. Nancy Scott, her ability to make failing grades under Miss Wolfe to anyone who thinks he can stand it, her position as Most Dignified Senior of ' 49 to Anne Griffith. Peggy Stallard, her seat in the Senior room to her brother, Jimmy, her position as cheerleader to Grace Mullins, and her feelings for W. H. S. to all those poor 8th and 9th graders. Robert Bates, to anyone anything he sees fit to have anytime he sees fit to have said property. Eula Snodgrass, her ability to get to school on time to George Roberts, to make at least five fouls in one basketball game to Skinny Dotson. John McLemore, his position as center on the basketball team to Stuart Keene, and to Patty and Howard Dean the remaining of his possessions at W. H. S. LeRue Collins, her position as cheerleader to Thelma Jean Wheatley, Circulation Manager of the Arrow Staff to Midge Byrant, and her job in the office to Sue McPeek. Ruby Breeding, her positions on the Arrow and Arrowhead to anyone who loves hard work, and grades to anyone who is willing to study every night. Peggy Jessee, her position as Editor of the Arrowhead to Charlotte Wells, her ability to get out of class to Jean Carter, her ability to make good grades to Collottoa Beverley. Charles Greene, his position as mimeographer to anyone who can turn a crank and likes ink. Cleo Mullins, her place on the Arrow staff to Sarah Thompson, and her ability to get into trouble to George Roberts and Patty Miller. Hilda Stanley, her ability to make at least passing grades in shorthand to Irene Strouth, and ability to miss the bus to Willie Hall. Ruth Roberson, her position on Arrow staff to Jean Carter, her ability to get stuck in the mud at Glenn ' s Drive Inn to Betty Davis. Dear Miss Rivers, I feel very flattered that my fame has reached you in Wise High School. Being seventh daughter of a seventh daughter who was the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter, I do have the power to see into the future but do not often exercise it, as it can sometimes cause much unhappiness. However, because of the interesting characters which you described in your class, I have decided to see what the future holds for them. It is the year 1959, and I see some of the happier examples of that most important of institutions, the American Home. In a sunny land called California, I see a rose cov- ered cottage in which Mrs. Irma Salyers is listening to her neighbor, the former Miss Mary Jean Kiser of Wise, tell the latest escapade of Thomas, Jr. who wants to be a great civil engineer like his dad. In a suburb of the teeming little metropolis of Wise, Everett Cantrell is showing his distinguished customers, Mrs. Arthur King, the former Nancy Scott, and Mrs. Kenny Wells, the former Phyllis Parsons, the best of the fine collie pups which he raises in his kennels. They are shopping for dogs for their two small boys at the suggestion of Reita Rivers, noted child psychologist, who in a recent book expressed the belief that very child should have a pet. Not far from the Cantrell Kennels, I see the rustic home of Charles Greene, orchidist, who is entertaining an old classmate, home on leave from the Air Corps, Lieutenant Jack Andrews. In the Coeburn Mountain residental section, I see LeRue and Lois Ann cooking dinner for their husbands, Don and Curt, and both busily making plans for the pending visit of Velma Wheatley, now Mrs. Shem Newman of New Jersey. Dolores Collins Kinsey is living in Roanoke with her husband, a Standard Oil tycoon. During the lunch hour rush in the business section of Wise, I see many of your class- mates. Coming down the courthouse steps, there is Major Ben Dale McLemore of the Virginia State Police, who is chatting with smartly uniformed State Examiner, Ruth Roberson. There, also, is Betty Gilliam, secretary. The manager of the new Piggly Wiggly Store, Harold Hawkins, is sending some choice meat cuts to his in-laws, the Praters. As the High School teachers drive by on their way to lunch, I note especially Catherine Stanley, Kathleen Varner, Estelle Salyer, and Hilda Stanley. Another success- ful teacher, Nancy Craft, is assisting Professor Jerry Mullins at the Mountain View School. In the more far-flung corners of the world, I see Iris Dean walking her small red- headed son along the beach in Hawaii. Ruby Breeding is in Paris where she is being personally presented with the Nobel Prize for Literature. In New York, the sports editor of the New York Times, Johnny McLemore is attend- ing a major league baseball game. The Red Sox ' s star fielder, Willie Ray Boggs, is being ragged by Douglas Lawson in the manager ' s dugout. Gene Arnold, bookkeeper from Honaker, Virginia, is visiting engineer. Bill Elam, who was loaned to South America as part of the Good Neighbor Policy. ass 1 Bobby Colyer, photographer, is taking for a magazine cover a picture of Colonel Robert Bates, big game hunter just recently returned from Africa. I see a feature in LIFE magazine on the new district attorney of Virginia, Bob Roberts. Peggy Jessee is Social Secretary for the President of the United States. I see Hazel V ' heatley making her rounds as Superintendent of the Hospital of Knox- ville, Tennessee. The nursing profession has been elevated by the dynamic personality of Cleo Mul- lins. Margie Perry, famed dietitian, has just completed a series of lectures on nutrition. Bobbie Lee Varner, wealthy banker, has just paid Kyle Jessee a fortune for his invention of a perpetual motion motor. Peggy Stallard has made her home town famous by being elected Miss America of 1959. The top comedian in radio and pictures of 1959 was also a resident of Wise, Eula Snodgrass. I see Gilbert Jacobs about to be married. However, his bride is wearing a veil and I cannot identify her. I sincerely hope my prophecy causes no unhappiness. Yours truly. Madam Tomorrow I VALEDICTORIAN RUBY BREEDING SALUTATORIAN PEGGY JESSEE HONOR ROLL First row, left to right: Rita Jo Stanley, Bobby Mullins, Peggy Jessee, Maclene Collier, Frances Williams, Ruby Jones, Nona Gay Hubbard. Second row: Jack Andrews, Roger Kiser, Mary Ann Maggard, Nancy Carol Collins, Martina Hawk, Joyce Gilliam, Edna Wilson. Third row: Garland Fuller, Mary Jean Kiser, Reita Rivers, Sarah Thompson, Ruby Breeding, Artie Bolling, Nancy Craft. Fourth row: Marjorie Wells, Roy Wells, Arlie Hamilton, Silas Gilliam, Bobby Moneyhun, Robert Jones, Dorothy Nell Bennett, Margaret Fisher, Annette Jones. |H r b 1 rfP  k J - ' t. 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