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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

|Vv 4k .71 L At . ■ ,� m w m ' The hope of the future is in the hands of youth. 1958 ARROWHEAD PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS OF J.J. KELLY HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD We, the Arrowhead Staff and Senior Class present to you die 1958 Arrowhead. Through the busy hands of the staff and sponsors and the kind co-operation of teachers, it is possible to bring you this annual, which will be your book of memories in years to come. The Arrowhead is a treasure because it will keep each of us alive in our hearts in future years and will remind us of all the rich and lasting experiences we gained from going to J. J. Kelly High School. We, the Senior Class of 1958, proudly dedicate this publication of the Arrowhead to Miss Vert a Hamilton. Her pleasing personality, her willing- ness to help, and her interest in all students, and student activities will make her remembered by each mem- ber of the Senior Class. D E D I C A T I O N We also dedicate the Arrowhead to Mrs. RuthKaylor. Her friendly smile, her wonderful way of making classes more enjoyable and her interest in others will remind us of our many en- joyable days in her classes. MR. L. F. ADDINGTON Mr. Addington admires a patch of ginseng. PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE It is oftentimes thought by many people that he who accumulates wealth in earthly goods is the successful person; they are mistaken. The successful person is he who through his creative abilities contributes to the welfare of the many, either by creating a new poppy, a good poem, a story, music, art; or, he who gives his talents for the welfare of others through the channels of education, medicine, the ministry; or to him who just uses his abilities, whatever they may be, to the good of others. MR. VERLIN GILLIAM Assistant Principal MR. THOMAS AS BURY MISS VERNA MAE BARR MR. W. G. BAYS MRS. LUCILLE CARICO MRS. JEWELL BELLAMY MRS. MAVIS BRANTLEY MR. PAUL CARICO MR. JAMES DOTSON f A MRS. CATHERINE DAVID MRS. GERALDINE DICKENSON MR. BERNARD FARMER MRS. FRANCES GILLEY MR. MARVIN GILLIAM MR. STERLING GILLIAM MISS VERTA HAMILTON MISS HARRIET HOLTON MRS. RUTH KAYLOR MR. K. W. MEADE F A C U L T Y MRS. LETA TAYLOR MRS. DORIS VICARS MR. GLENN WENDELL Mr. Countiss and Mr. Verlin Gil liam: Whoa boy! ! ! F A C Mr. Addington finds a moment to T T Mr. Stanley always ready to help, relax. II L T Y Miss Holton caught off guard ! Mrs. Dickenson ' s vision 20 -20? Not with J. W. ’s glasses ! ! Mr. Gilliam and THAT sweater! ! ! BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Countiss, Mr. V. Gilliam, Mr. Beverly, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Asbury, Mr. Meade, and Mr. Farmer. ns ' | f 1 1 %%%$ ■$ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Phyllis Roberson Secreta ry-Treasurer Janet Wheatley Vice-President Neal Easterling President Jerry is surrounded ! CLAUDETTE ADKINS Claudie” THEO BEVERLY Bo CARL CARTER EDWARD CARTER Grow -Pup Eddie JAMES WILBURN CARTER J. W. RONNIE CLARK Gopher Joan explains some football fundamentals. HENRY J. COLLINS H. J. VIRGINIA COLLINS Ginny SONJA CROWELL TRULA MAE DALE Snooky” Truda Reading the latest? ROGER LEWIS DAVIS Roger MARGARET DEAN Maggie JACK DINGUS Pinky NEAL EASTERLING Neal Chop sticks , maybe? CAROLYN GALE FRANKLIN Carolyn MARY ANN GARDNER Shortie Just Walkin’ CHARLOTTE IRENE GARDNER Charlotte CHARLES GREENE Charles JIMMIE CARLSON HARLOW Jimmie NORMA KAY HAWKIN Kay JOE MAC HAYDEN Joe Mac MARY JEANNE HENRY Turnpike” What’s amusing? s E N I O R S SPENCE CARL HUBBARD Spencer CECIL HUBBARD Odd -Ball OROTHY MAE HUBBARD Dorothy JANICE FAYE HUBBARD Janice Hubbard Reunion JOYCE GAYE HUBBARD Joyce SARAH ELLEN HUBBARD Ellen WAYLAND MARTIN JESSEE Wayland GLENDA JOHNSON Glenda Good ole H2O s E N I O R S JOSEPHINE JOHNSON Jo DAVID JONES David DAVID KELLY Monk SHIRLEY EDITH KILGORE Shirley What are they looking at? LARRY KISER Ace LORAINE LAWSON Renie EMORY ROBERT MESSER Emory BETTIE GERA LINE MINNIX Geraline JOE FRED MIZE Joe ROY MOORE Roy When is graduation day? REDA ORR Jo ELIZABETH OWENS Liz What’s new on the bulletin board? PATRICIA PANNELL Speedy RONALD MULLINS Ron JOHNNIE PROFFITT Johnnie DARREL SALYERS Fuzzy KENNETH ROSE Karo JAMES ED SALYERS Hawkeye JOHN RAYMOND SALYERS John JOBIE WINDELL STALLARD Jobie LOYAL STALLARD Loyal” 0-0-0 that Civics! JOE NEAL STALLARD Joe DARRELL STIDHAM Darrell CHARLES ROBERT STURGILL SHELBY STURGILL Bob Shelb PARKER TILLER BETTY VANOVER Parkie Toots EMORY BOLLING Emory Sunning co O Z in w CONNIE WHEATLEY Shady JAMES WHEATLET Jimmy JANET KAY WHEATLEY Janet RANDELL WILES Randell Seniors seemed pleased with bulletin board. LARRY ARNOLD WORKMAN ROBERT WRIGHT Larry Leo CHARLES WYATT BETTY YATES Rooster Betty Between-Class Chatter Mary Ruth Smith received the D. A.R. citizenship award, given on the basis of service, and leader- ship in school and community. l 1 «S5 oi °°W Qj ' MEMORIES OF ’57 s e. e MOST POPULAR Mary Ruth Smith Charles Wyatt BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Pat Davis J. W. Carter BEST LOOKING Reda Qrr Cecil Hubbard mun CLASS OFFICERS: President, Eugene Coomer; Vice-President, Joyce Bellamy; Secre- tary and Treasurer, Carole Wharton. JUNIORS Buford Beverly James Bevins Darrell Brickey Darrell Bolling John W. Bolling Nancy Bolling Shirley Cauldill Pauline Collier Juniors taking aptitude tests. Joan Cooke Eugene Coomer Jeanette Collins Carole Conley Billie Davis Regina Connell Hagan Dean Jerry Dean Phyllis DePriest Eddie Flannary Dorothy Hale Betty Hall Charlotte Hensley Larry Hill Geraldine Hillman Richard Hillman Maudie Jackson Did you see who I saw last night? Christine Jessee Ruth Ann Jones Thelma Jones Glen Kilgore Janice Kiser Jerelene Moore They don ' t really study like this Glenda Moore Shirley Mosley Charles Mullins Dina Lee Mullins Fred Mullins Phyllis Murray Keevis Orr Annette Phipps Faye Powers Robert Powers Wade Powers Harold Purkey Faye Raleigh Ronald Raleigh Your locker is messier than mine! Nadine Ramsey Joyce Robinson Joan Roberson Ann Roberts Dorothy Sexton Patsy Shupe Clyde Smith Nadine Smith Judy Stallard James Summitt You ' d never believe this, but . . . Sue Thacker LeRoy Wheatly Gary Williams Patrica Willis SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: Charles Cain, Carolyn Smith, Larry Smith, Freda Sturgill, Phillip Thompson SOPHOMORES Jimmy Addington Larry Baugh Mary Ann Adkins � o° Johnny L. Bolling Ada Adams Nellie Augusta Margaret Adams Ella Barnette Spencer Breeding Bobby Addington Patsy Bevins Charles Cain Charlotte Caudill Jackie Coomer m Norma Jean Dale Nadine Dockery Joyce Dye ft Monty Clisso Jimmy Counts Peggy Dean Claudette Dotson Carolyn Easterling Morette Collins . r Donald Dingus Eddie Wayne Dotson Lee Estep Carlos Cooke Margaret Crabtree Jean Dingus Orpha Dowdy Chester Freeman Morris Freeman Paul Ray Gibson Norma Fulcher Joan Gilliam Preston Hash Ernest Hatfield Sue Holmes Gloria Hopkins Sandra Huff Sandra Jones Carolyn Hale Bridgett Hillman Charles Gardner Reba Jean Gilliam 1 ) Billy Hammonds Betty Hubbard Annedia Kannon Max Gardner Johnny Grasham Sharon Hart r ; Tommy Hubbard Cynthia Lunsford Larry Lynch Darnell Miller Bonnie Mullins T. J. Marshall Loretta Miller Elmer Mullins Rita Faye Perry Jimmy Riggs Linda Pike iMfk Dolly Robinette Susie Messer Alice Fae Mullins Gary Mullins Tommy Owens Deloris Osborne Dixie Reed Monette Roberson Audra Miner r Billy Jean Mullins BiHette Perry Doyle Roberts Desmond Roberts Barbara Salyers Janice Shupe Marie Stapleton Bailey Taylor Wanda Wells Jackie Salyers Patsy Slemp Wanda Steffey Roy Lee Thacker Elmer Williams Freida Sturgill Philip Thompson Ronnie Workman Joseph Smiddy Charles Stallard Marcella Welch Gary Wright Barbara Short Adine Smith Charlotte Stallard Jessee Wells Gayle Wright Z tn s X tn ?o ti Freshman Homeroom Presidents: Andrew Traynor, Carlos Garwood, Nancy Collier, Gale Orr, Barbara Kilgore, Jimmy Ray Carter, Ches- ter Reed. Joe Acres Donna Adams Jackie Adams Mary Adams Vera Adams Ramona Addington Sammy Arnold Johnny Barnett Shirley Bates Betty Bates Sandra Baugh Daneela Baker Guy Baker Sheila Baker Bernice Brickey William Beverly Margaret Bevins Ronald Bevins Eddie Blair Glenn Bledsoe Robert Bolling Norman Bolling Charlotte Bolling Sue Boggs Larry Breeding Wayne Brickey Peggy Brock Jane Cantrell Neil Cantrell John Carder Gerle Cassell Verle Cassell Shelby Cassidy Barbara Caudill Bobby Church Jimmy Clark Faye Clisso Nancy Collier Lacele Collins Sally Collins Wilma Connell Douglas Cooke Margaret Daugherty Darrell Dean Dennis Dean Paul Dean Sandra DePriest Nancy Dye Carolyn Fields Lee Fields Philip Flanary Louise Franklin Marie Franklin Leon Freeman Nancy Gibson Jill Gilley Gary Graham Linda Graham Danny Green Juanita Greene Ruby Greene Elizabeth Hall James Hall Judy Hall Harold Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Stella Hamilton Jimmie Hammond Saundra Harlow Judy Hatfield Samuel Henry Paul Hill Nancy Hillman Annette Holbrook Betty Holbrook Edison Holbrook Greta Hopkins Sondra Hopkins Carolyn Hubbard Faye Hubbard Fern Hubbard Patricia Hubbard Roy Hubbard William Hubbard Joyce Kanode Margarett Keith Freddy Kelly Jackie Kennedy Margaret Kennedy Barbara Kilgore Billy Kilgore Delmer Kilgore Peggy Jennings Bunda Jessee Charles Jessee Ray Jessee Linda Johnson Betty Jones Harry Jones Sue Large Faye Lawson Sandra Lawson Teddy Lunsford Dorothy McCarty Billy McConnell Roger McPheron Margaret Miller Priscilla Miller Larry Minnix Pitrina Minnix Flora Mize Bonnie Moore Carol Morgan Charlotte Mullins Freida Mullins Ella Sue Mosley Mary Lou Mosley Glenna Nash Edward Orr Glenda Parsons Carl Ray Peters Billy Pettit Beulah Fhillips Joe Mack Pilkenton Elizabeth Powers Frank Powers Gale Powers Barbara Raines Joyce Ramey Chester Reed Lynda Riggs Clara Roberts Mary Roberts Mary Ann Roberts Janice Robinette Lonnie Rush Greta Sanders Betty Salyers Ronald Salyers Ronald Salyers Susan Sensenbach Anita Short Mary Ann Short Frankie Shupe Larry Shupe Charlene Smith Gary Smith Lois Smith Patricia Smith Karla Sorah Kenneth Stallard Linda Stallard Wayland Stallard Sue Starnes Grace Strouth Gina Strouth James Sturgill Sonny Sturgill Jean Tackett Linda Thacker Beatrice Thompson Norma Thompson Linda Townsley Andrew Traynor Faye Varner Elizabeth Wampler John Wampler Edda Lea Webb Betty Wells Darrell Wells Linda r heatley Jolene G. C. Wells Wharton Douglas Wyatt Janice Robinson Mona Lee Roberts Destination: National Boy Scout Jamboree, Valley Forge, Pennsyl- vania, July, 1957. Guy Baker, Chester Freeman, Andrew Traynor, Freddie Dean, and G. C. Wharton. Picture Making Day Patrons visit School during American Educa- tion Week, November 11-17, 1957. PiD ?0O 2CH3CO Eighth Grade Homeroom Presidents: Jimmy Anderson, Christine Toney, Benny Boles, O ' Donna Evans, Stuart Judkins, Nancy Countiss, Terry Bates, Michael Holbrook. Terry Bates Garland Bentley Jimmy Anderson Bill Robert Franklin Amburgey Amos Anderson Conley Arnold Ronald Barnette W. G. David Emogene Bays Bellamy Berry Wendell Barnette Rayola Bentley Marcelle Nancy Addington Addison Buford Bates Charles Adams ma P0O SHIO James Raymond Gail Frances Charles Benny Katherine Beverly Beverly Burke Bradley Bradley Boles Bolling Donnie Brenda Jerry Betty Joann Church Clisso Clark Collins Collins Jerry Sharon Larry Nancy Terry Conley Coomer Couch Countiss Cowden Brenda Dean Billy Dingus O ft Edward Daugherty Peggy Daugherty Carl Larry Wilma Gene Wilma Mollie O ' Donna Dingus Dingus Dingus DuBey Duncan Dye Evans Carlos Cecil Frazier Freeman Johnny Ramona Jerry Letha Teresa Franklin Gardner Gilley Harding Hale Mary Johnny Frankie Franklin Harvey Hall Hamblin Harlow Hart Herron Sue Herron Joyce Holbrook Michael Patsy Holbrook Holbrook Larry Holyfield r % ft Ch o. pt — kjr ■ ■ TP � ’ -« • v ♦ Betty Hubbard Charles E. Charles W. Gerald Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Vivian Hubbard Larry Huffstutler Van Hunsucker Kenneth Hylton Polly Isom Johnny b. G. James Ronald Pauline Lillian Jackson Jennings Jennings Jessee Johnson Jones o % ) Mabeline Stewart Jones Judkins Elizabeth Karen Kennedy Kennedy Paul Kennedy Jimmie Darrell Lane Lawson Douglas Lawson Rose Mefford Gary Mullins Verne tta Osborne Judy Lynda Nancy Lester Lester Lester Jenny Charles Delmer Miller Mullins Mullins Henrietta Nona Sue Mullins Mullins Mullins Edward Owens Jackie Owens Linda Maples Frances Mullins Virgil Olinger Virginia Parke Patsy Sue Ramsey Raleigh Wayne Annette Riner Roberts Carroll Porter Donald Potter Louella Richardson Evelyne Dewey Cecil La Verne Selma Janice Renee Roberts Robinson Salyers Salyers Salyers Hall Shupe Sue Sikes Jimmy Smith Iva Craig Patricia Skeens Slemp Lundsford Betty Charles Chloe Spears Polly Stallard Edward Sloan Don Stallard Gerald Jackie Phyllis Richard Roger Stallard Stallard Stallard Stallard Stallard Gary Stevens Evelyn Stallard Jacquelyn Stipes James Stidham Linda Frances Bobby Howard Margie Judy David Sturgill Sturgill Swinney Taylor Taylor Thacker Todd Christine Joel June Norma Maxine James Douglas Toney Vicars Wampler Wampler Ward Webb Welch Adrian Lynn Sammy Donna Paula Jerry Lou Wells Wells Wharton Wiles Wiles Williams Wines fs 7 • I pi W ' N. . fr o Cl Jay Phyllis Cheryln Jacky Carolyn Wood Woods Workman Wright Wyatt Remember James Cox, the science whiz who spoke to us in assembly? Darrell Stidham putting his knowledge into practice. Mr. Cawood, science teacher from Clintwood and some of his pupils meet with members of J.J. Kelly faculty to discuss Science program. STUDENT The 1958 SCA officers take oath of office from Mr. Addington. The Student Council, composed of from each home room, exemplifies student the Student Council is to promote citizen- reation and self-improvement. Lamar Bolling, Student Body President, teaches Science 9 while Mrs. Boggs attends a meeting. Roy lessee, Vice-President; Mary Ruth Smith, Secretary; Ronnie Clark, Treasurer. i COUNCIL four main officers and a representative participation in government. The aim of ship, cooperation, health and safety, rec- Mary Jean, Roy, Frances, Ronnie, Carl, and Mary Ruth were citizens at Girls - Boys State at V. P. I. The Executive officers of the Natural Tunnel District with Mrs. Gilley, the spon- sor, of Wise SCA meet at Kelly High. Girls State skit in SCA assembly. Those snobbish girls ignore poor Nancy and her luggage. ' MIMS WISE INDIAN BAND FIFTH ROW: Jack Henry, Gloria Dorton, Ticky Vicars, Darrel McDilda, Philip Wharton, David Todd, Larry Lynch, Buddy Trainor, Nancy Lester, Herman Jones, Ramon Butcher, and Parker Tiller. FOURTH ROW: Larry Couch, Donald Todd, Tommy Hubbard, Glenna Nash, Billy Craft, Annedia Kanon, Sandra Jones, Carole Wharton, Glenna Lawson, Audra Miller, Susie Thacker. THIRD ROW: Joe Frank Smiddy, Joyce Ramey, Mary Ann Gardner, Phyllis Roberson, Joyce Bellamy, Judy Stallard, Monette Roberson, Judy Hatfield, Mike Holbrook, Elizabeth Miller, Lois Henry, Dennis Dean. SECOND ROW: Trula Akers, Lois DePriest, Louise Parrot, Mary Lee Jones, Betty Bates, Linda Stallard, Frances Mullins, Nancy Collier, Linda Riggs, Jill Gilley, Royola Bentley, Carolyn Smith. FIRST ROW: Charles Mullins, Mary Jean Henry, Gary Stevens, Bobby Salyers, Lonnie Rush. MAJORETTES: Joyce Robinson, Joan Roberson, Nancy Bolling, DRUM MAJORETTE: Janice Robinson. WISE INDIAN MARCHING BAND Janice Head Majorette Joan Joyce Margaret’ ui mmm - V MUSIC A section of the Eighth Grade Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Farmer. A section of the Senior Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Sutler. Nancy Bolling, a piano student of Miss Parker Tiller, Carolyn Easterling, Larry Elizabeth Stephens. Lynch, Tommy Hubbard, Mary Jean Henry, and Jack Henry auditioned for All -State Band. ARROW The Arrow is the monthly newspaper published by Seniors with Juniors as assistants. Editor, Johnny Proffitt; Assistant Editor, Dorothy Sexton; Sports Editor, Neal Easter- ling; Reporters, Joyce Congo and Sybil Jessee proofread stencil. Art Editor, Monette Roberson; Sales Mana- gers, Spencer Hubbard and John Salyers; and Business Manager, Amarylis Craft check the first newspaper. Miss Verna Mae Barr, Advisor, looks on as Phyllis DePriest, Tommy Wells, and Janice Hubbard type their stencils. Mimeographer, Carl Carter, and typist, Phyllis Roberson seem to be busy. CXirhard -working sponsor, Mrs. Dickenson, with her camera and equipment. Art Editor, J. W. Carter, and Assistant, Monet te Roberson check their work as typists, Wilma Addington and Shirley Mosley, type the layout sheet. ARROW The Arrowhead, publishec Seniors with Junior assistants, portray: Assistant Editor, Joyce Robin- son, and Editor, Kay Ellison begin another day ' s work. Business Manager, Carl Carter, and Assistant, Jim Summitt, at work??? Feature Editor, Frances Mullins; Activity Editors, Patsy Miller and Jo Johnson find their work amusing. Picture Editors, Leota Stallard and Mary Ruth Smith, with the help of Assistant Adver- tising Manager, James Salyers, plan which pictures will be best. HEAD by a staff composed of activities in our school life at Kelly High. The Arrowhead Staff members get together to form ideas for the 1958 yearbook. Assistant Sports Editor, Rich- ard Hillman and Sports Editor, Charles Wyatt decide how many pictures they need. Assistant Advertising Mana- ger, Joyce Bellamy and Ad- vertising Manager, Mary Jean Henry check the number of ads sold last year. Sales Manager, David Kelly and Assistant George Gardner sell an annual to Mr. Wen- dell and Shirley Caudill. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA FHA Officers: Joyce Robinson, Secretary; Carole Wharton, President; Sandra Jones, Historian; Frances Mullins, Vice-President; Monette Robertson, Treasurer; and Barbara Franks, Corresponding Sec- retary, Future Homemakers. Mrs. Vicars, Chapter Advisor, is discussing FHA plans with Carole Wharton. The Program Committee exa- mines Christmas decorations made by Home Economics pu- pils. Toward New Horizons ! With this thought die girls who are Future Homemakers of America strive to promote the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. FHA is the national organization of girls studying homemaking. With 43 members the J. J. Kelly High School Chapter of FHA is in its second active year, under the leadership of Mis. Doris Vicars and Mrs. Leta Taylor. Their program includes business, educational, and social activities. Assistant librarians relax. Miss Barr, Librarian, and her as- sistants check those over -due books. Matrons, Garneth Mullins and Grace Stallard make the windows shine. Custodian, Lance Dale, checks lighting equipment. Hot dogs today? Cafeteria workers, Mrs. Lena Dale, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Ownes, and Mrs. Stanley prepare our lunch. You never outgrow your need for milk. CLASSES Marie Stapleton must stir mincemeat frequently for 2 1 2 hours. These girls clean Home Economics Kitchen. Loyal Stallard discuss geome- tric figures. Basic constructions are re- Jim Summitt, Richard Hill- Per Cent problems studied viewed in Mr. Countiss ' s man, and Edward Carter in eighth grade math class. Plane Geometry class. Algebra n class. Donald Greene experiment Physics class experimenting with potassium chlorate. Biology class -- I think I see with pulleys. .... CLASSES These pupils learn diagram ming in English Class. Ellen Hubbard holds the at- tention of speech class as she tells a story. Parlez vous francai? Do you speak French? Taking dictation in shorthand class. in Vocational Office Training Class. Larry Arnold explains the Bal- ance Sheet to Virginia Col- lins and Jean Hood. Boardwork in Latin Class. Ronnie Clark tries to pass his bill in Congress (Civics 12). Donald Todd, Judy Stallard, and Joan Roberson use the map in Mr. Beverly ' s U. S. History class. w CLASSES Mr. Robinson shows his pupils how to work a problem in Gen- eral Business. Distributive Education class learns proper sales techniques as Jobie Stallard gives an ex- ample. Typing I class must be typing a letter. Janice Kiser, Sue Masters and Patricia Holyfield at work in Cosmetology class. Kelly High boys learn masonry at the Technical school. These girls are learning from Mrs. Banner the fundamentals in Practical Nursing class at the Technical School. Jump Ball ! Larry Couch, Mr. Dotson and Howard Taylor. Physi cal Education classes en- joy folk dancing every Friday. Tumbling - Eugene Coomer and Larry Arnold. MISS KELLY HIGH Cecil Hubbard FOOTBALL QUEEN Wanda Williams FOOTBALL ATTENDANTS Jo Johnson, Mary Ruth Smith Sybil Jessee, Reda Orr and Kay Ellison FOOTBALL QUEEN: Wanda Williams and Attendants: Sybil lessee, Kay Ellison, Reda Orr, Mary Ruth Smith, Jo Johnson. Lamar Bolling crowns Don Necessary and Carol B. Amburgy, Mr. and Miss Kelly High of 1957. Refreshment time at the Prom. My, they look hungry. Fantasy in Starlight” Junior -Senior Prom 1956-1957 Waltz with me . . . FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Gary Williams, H. M. Heaberlin, Larry Kiser, J. W. Carter, Charles Wyatt, Eugene Coomer, Ronnie Clark, Neal Easterling, SECOND ROW: Paul Gibson, Jimmy Riggs, Bascomb Bennett, Jerry Dean, David Kelly, Cecil Hubbard, James Addington, Carl Carter, Bob Wright. THIRD ROW: Richard Hill- man, Spencer Hubbard, David Carter, Jack Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: Maxie Gossett, Kenneth Stallard, Johnny Grasham, Roy Amburgey, Donald Welch, Connie Wheatley, Terry Gibson. FIFTH ROW: Coach Dotson, Emory Bolling, Manager; John Griffith, J. R. Carter, Harold Purkey, John Thompson. H.J. Col- lins, Lamar Bolling, Coach W. G. Bays. Kiser back to throw Carter running with blocking Welch after his man Larry Kaiser gains in hard fought contest. BOB WRIGHT Back ft GARY WILLIAMS End GLEN MC NEECE Guard JACKIE SALYERS End VERLE CASSEL Back wSSBBm JIMMIE RAY CARTER Back ' JERRY DEAN Guard WSsS HAROLD PURKEY Back ROY AMBURGEY Back RON CLARK Center TERRY GIBSON End CORKEY BENNET Back JOHN THOMPSON Guard DONALD WELCH Tackle RICHARD HILLMAN Guard EUGENE COOMER Center H. M. HEABERLIN Tackle J. W. CARTER Back CONNIE WHEATLEY Tackle JIMMY ADDINGTON End SPENCER HUBBARD End CECIL HUBBARD Back NEAL EASTERLING Back DAVID CARTER End H. J. COLLINS Tackle DAVID KELLY Guard LARRY KISER Back LAMAR BOLLING End CARL CARTER Tackle JOHN GRIFFITH Back JACK DINGUS Back CHARLES WYATT Back These Seniors played their last game for Kelly High in the Gate City game, after which this picture was made. CAPTAINS Wyatt and Carter CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders keep time as the band plays Across the Field. Pat Davis Mary Ruth Smith Dina Mullins JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: John Franklin, Bobby S we e n e y, Raymond Beverly. LAST ROW: Delmar Gardner, Buford Bates, Gerald Stallard, B. G. Jennings. FIRST ROW: Gayle Wright, G. C. Wharton, Ronny Salyers. LAST ROW: Gerle Cassel, Ernest Hatfield, Larry Min- nix, Douglas Wyatt. FIRST ROW: W. G. Bays, Jr., Manager; Jimmy Smith, Con- ney Arnold. LAST ROW: Craig Slemp, Johnny Ham- monds, Ed Daugherty, Ken- neth Hylton. FIRST ROW: Robert Amos, James Webb, Donny Church, LAST ROW: Stuart Judkins, James Jennings, Michael Cantrel, Eddie Sloane. 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