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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

OF J. J. KELLY HIGH SCHOOL WISE, VIRGINIA PRESENTS ARROWHEAD 60 WISE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY WISE, VIRGINIA Air view of Kelly High School showing athletic fields, tennis courts, and swimming lake in the background. THE ARROWHEAD PRESENTS A PICTORIAL COLLECTION OF EVENTS FOR NINETEEN HUNDRED-SIXTY FACULTY 6-9 SENIORS 12-33 UNDERCLASSMEN 34-55 Air view with high school in foreground showing the technical school, upper left, and part of the town of Wise, top and right. WHICH WE DEDICATE TO OUR PARENTS WHOSE EFFORTS AND ASPIRATIONS HAVE BROUGHT US HERE ADS AND SNAPSHOTS ACTIVITIES 57-70 SPORTS 71-86 87-100 ANOTHER YEAR Left: Eddie Owens bats in a softball game. Above: Sharon Coomer, Margaret Daugherty, Jim Riggs, Teddy Lunsford and Roy Amburgey at the water fountain. Below: Left to right: Lou Wines--home for lunch. Vera Adams and Sandra Dotson i n library. Cheerleader, Billie Davis, watching football practice. AT KELLY HIGH SCHOOL - - - NEW CLASSES, OLD FRIENDS, A FEW NEW FACES Above: Ticky Vicars and Stuart Judkins in a tennis game. Above Right: Gus Godsey and Jackie Wright lower the flag. Right: Football Attendants, Charlotte Stallard, Claudette Dotson, and Nadine Dockery wear their costumes to the football party. Bottom: Riding the MG are Sara Parsons, Glenda Parsons, Sue Ella Roberts, and Jane Cantrell. OUR FACULTY - - - THOSE WHO INSTRUCT AND GUIDE THIS YEAR WE WELCOMED SEVEN NEW members to our Kelly faculty, six of these are replacements and one is an addition to last years number of thirty -three. These teachers help us with problems, both personal and academic, as well as in- structing in the class rooms. By publishing a larger, more varied faculty division in this 1960 yearbook, we wish to express our thanks and appreciation to these teachers for giving their valuable time and consideration to us and our problems, Mr. L. F. Addington Principal Verna M. Barr Librarian Allen E. Stanley Mathematics- Sponsor of FT A Rebecca Carter Math- World History Thomas Asbury Sci ence, History Geraldine P. Dickenson Typing Shorthand Tri-Hi-Y Club Barbara M. Young Typing WHO COACH OUR SPORTS Harold Lester Physical Ed. J.V. Basketball Football Coach Kenneth G. Stallard English History- -Phy. Ed. Cheerleaders ' sponsor Athletic Coach Mrs. Ruth R. Kaylor Latin English Jewell Bellamy Physical Ed. Helen Mahaffey Physical Ed. Sterling Gilliam French Speech Sponsor Yearbook Magazine Sales Literary Contest Bernard L. Farmer Biology English Sponsor- -Senior Play K. W. Meade Physics - - Che mi stry Science Barbara T. Hooper Mathematics - - - SPONSOR OUR CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES James R. Beverly U.S. History Civics Sponsor S.C.A. Leta T. Taylor Homemaking Doris S. Vicars Homem aking Sponsor Of F.H.A. Catherine David Spanish English Fred M. Busro Science Biology Quinton R. Franklin General Science Biology Victor Hamilton History Civics Sponsor Hi-Y Club National Honor Society Josephine Wolfe Math English Nell E. Carter English AND CHAPERONE OUR PARTIES Garland Fuller Economic Geography Wythe Robinson Mathematics General Business W. G. Bays Phys. Ed., Sci ence Varsity Football Coach William L. Bowden Distributive Educ ation, Math Sponsor D. E. Club Patricia F. Bruton Business Classes V.O.T. Coordinator David Barker Band Betty J. Gilliam English Verta Hamilton English Senior Sponsor T. J. Countiss Mathematics . . AND WE HAD FUN AT KELLY HIGH IN THIS NEW YEAR — 60 ' .fes. Mitff [ViRHOYB.TATf - i 1 i n rr V xk 3 m l - — mj :::: •Hr Si 10 CLASSES President Larry Smith ROY AMBURGEY Personable ARROWHEAD ROBERT ANDREWS Humorous NELLIE AUGUSTA Vivid KENNY BERRY Studious CLASS OF ’60 MARTIN BATES Masculine BASCOM BENNETT Popular ROBERT BOLLING Witty MARY BRADLEY Energetic JAMES BREEDING Mischievous CAROLYN BROWN Fun-Loving THOMASINE COLLIER Jocose MORETTA COLLINS Shy PATSY B. COLLINS Personable ARROWHEAD CARLOS COOKE Respectful JACQUELIN COOMER Understanding! 1 CHARLENE COX Diplomatic CLASS OF ’60 JUANITA DAVIS Tactful FREDDIE DEAN Dynamic BILLIE DAVIS Mundane SANDRA J. DOTSON Elegant ORPHA DOWDY Willing CAROLYN EASTERLING Independent ROBERT LEE ESTEP Cyclonic NORMA JEAN FULCHER Petite CLAUDETTE DOTSON Bashful EDDIE WAYNE DOTSON Reticent ARROWHEAD CLASS OF ’60 TERRY GIBSON Dramatic JOAN GILIIAM Serious JUANITA GREENE Resolute SHARON HART Studious BETTY HUBBARD Capable WANDA WELLS HUBBARD Vivacious CHARLES ANNA LOWE Dignified LARRY LYNCH Polite DONALD MAHAFFEY Erudite 19 DARNELL MILLER Belle LORETTA MILLER Affable CAROLYN MOULSE Charming BONNIE MULLINS Successful ARROWHEAD ELMER MULLINS Dexterous CLASS OF ’60 DELORES OSBORNE Jovial RITA PERRY Amusing HAROLD PURKEY Easy going FAYE RALEIGH Patient DIXIE REED Co-operative JIM RIGGS Erect ARROWHEAD MONETTE ROBERSON Determined DOYLE ROBERTS Happy FAYE SCOTT Lady-Like CLASS OF ’60 Musical ADINE SMITH ELIZABETH STURGILL Pleasant FREIDA STURGILL Chic NANCY STURGILL Docile ARROWHEAD LYNETTE WHEATLEY Diminutive CLASS OF 60 JESSEE WELLS Quiet SCENES FAMILIAR TO Center: CHARMALL YEATS Brilliant Top Right: GARY WRIGHT Talkative THE ’60 SENIORS TOP: Miss Wolfe helps Terry Gibson with his beard; Mo- nette, Judy, Billie, Norma, and Miss Hamilton apply make-up; Roy Amburgey and Mary Bradley arrange stage props. SENIOR PLAYERS RELIVE OUR CENTER: Mr. Farmer, director, and prompter, Faye Scott. BELOW: Players Carolyn Gibson, Gary Wright, Billie Davis, Jimmy Riggs, Norma Dale, and Jeannie Fulcher. 26 i ABOVE: Stage Hands Corkey Bennett and Lee Estep; Players Audra Miller, Terry Gibson, and Monette Rober- son. RIGHT: Marie Stapleton cues players Doyle Roberts and Joe Smiddy. BELOW: Gary Wright clowns in the girls ' dressing room. COLORFUL PAST IN A PLAY TAKEN FROM JOHN FOX’S NOVEL LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME” A famous tale of mountain life of the people of Kentucky and Virginia, concerning Chad played by Doyle Roberts, the orphan mountain boy, who came to live with the prominent Southern family, Major Buford, played by Terry Gibson, was the kindhearted Kentucky Colonel. His sister Lucy, played by Monette Roberson was the supercilious mistress of the household. Other members of the cast were: Mrs. Dean, a nosey neighbor played by Audra Miller; her daughter Margaret, a beautiful Kentucky gentlewoman played by Carolyn Smith; Thanky, the house maid played by Norma Fulcher; Tom, the faithful servant played by Jimmy Riggs; the crude mountaineer played by Gary Wright; Jenny Overstreet, the romantic poetess played by Billie Davis. Richard Hunt, the charming Kentuckian played by Joe Smiddy. Betsy and Melissy, the girls from the hills played by Norma Dale and Thomasine Collier. Nellie Hunt, Richard ' s sister, played by Judy Baker. The play was directed by Mr. Farmer and was presented in our auditorium December 9th and 10th to large audiences. 27 ABOVE RIGHT: Bonnie Mullins, President of Future Teachers of America. CENTER: Jeannie Fulcher, Editor of Yearbook, The Arrowhead. BELOW: Reba Gilliam, President of Student Coun- cil and Larry Smith, President of Senior Class. SENIOR CLASS A LISTING OF SENIORS WHO HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR IMPORTANT POSITIONS Audra Miller, President of the Tri- Hi-Y Club. BELOW: Margaret Barnard, President of the Wise County Federation of the Future Homemakers of America. Monette Roberson was selected for the DAR Award and the Good Citizen Award. Donny Mahaffey, President of the Gladeville Chapter of the National Honor Society. 29 THE SENIOR HALL OF FAME BOTTOM: (left to right) Most Likely to Succeed--Charles Stallard and Betty Hubbard Most Studious: Kenny Berry and Sharon Hart TOP: (left to right) Most Cooperative --Bobby Bolling and Dixie Reed Most Talented --Larry Lynch and Janice Shupe I SELECTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Best Personality- -Roy Amburgey and Patsy Collins Friendliest--Roger McPheron, Charles Gardner, and Adene Smith TOP ROW (left to right): Best All-Around-Jimmy Riggs and Orpha Dowdy Most Popular --Corkey Bennett and Reba Gilliam. - — v A MR. KELLY HIGH JIMMY RIGGS MISTER AND MISS KELLY HIGH ARE CHOSEN BY THE SENIORS 32 MISS KELLY HIGH CHARLOTTE ST ALLARD FROM MEMBERS OF THE YEAR S GRADUATING CLASS 33 JUNIORS This year the Junior Class of 1959-60 was the largest class ever. Last year there were four sections but this year Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Hooper were welcomed as junior sponsors making five sections. From the juniors four officers were selected to represent the class. These officers were Linda Stallard, President, Lynda Riggs, Vice-President, Wayland Stallard, Secretary, and G. C. Wharton, Treasurer. It is the Junior ' s responsibility to present the prom, assist the senior as co-workers on the yearbook and to work with the seniors in selling magazine subscriptions. The juniors take responsibility seriously and are working hard at becoming next year ' s Seniors. OFFICERS G. C. Wharton, Wayland Stallard, Linda Stal- lard, and Lynda Riggs. Donna Adams Mary Adams Bobby Addington Ramona Addington Sammy Arnold Daneela Baker Sheila Baker Betty Bates Sandra Baugh William Beverly Margaret Bevins Minnie Bevins Charlene Blair Carolyn Boggs Dorothy Calhoun Linda Jane Cantrell Jimmy Carter Alice Clark Jimmy Clark Faye Clisso Nancy Collier Douglas Dale Dennis Dean Paul Dean Mollie Dye Louise Franklin Rose Franklin Chester Freeman Nancy Gibson Paul Ray Gibson Jill Gilley Gary Graham Linda Graham Danny Green Ruby Green Carolyn Hale James Hall Nancy Hamilton Saundra Harlow Judy Hatfield Sam Henry Annette Holbrook Edison Holbrook Sue Holmes Sondra Hopkins Faye Hubbard Fern Hubbard Patricia Hubbard Roy Hubbard William Hubbard Peggy Jennings Charles Jessee Ellen Jessee Linda Johnson Betty Jones Carolyn Jones Pam Jones Joyce Kanode Freddie Kelly Judge Kennedy V Margaret Kennedy Barbara Kilgore Sue Large Sandra Lawson Cynthia Lunsford Billy McConnell Priscilla Miller Carol Morgan Ella Sue Mosley Mary Lou Mosley Alice Mullins Freida Mullins Vivian Mullins Gale Orr Lacele Osgood Tom Owens Glenda Parsons Beulah Phillips Joe Pilkenton Elizabeth Powers Gail Powers Joyce Rainey Chester Reed Lynda Riggs Mary Ann Roberts Mary Roberts Mona Lee Roberts Janice Robinson Lonnie Rush Betty Salyers Rita Salyers Greta Sanders Susan Sensenbach Barbara Short Frankie Shupe Charlene Smith Janice Smith Patsy Smith Karla Sorah Linda Stallard Nancy Stallard ' Wayland Stallard Gina Strouth Grace Strouth Wilma Sturgill Linda Thacker Andrew Traynor Betty Vanover Faye Varner Edda Webb Betty Wells Wilma Wells G.C. Wharton . . . AND JUNIORS AROUND SCHOOL . . . RIDING JEEP, HAVING LUNCH, TYPING FOR MISS MUMPOWER, WORKING FOR HOMECOMING PARTY Jolene Wells SOPHOMORES Becoming a Junior is the goal of the Sophomores and they work energetically in order to join the Junior Class. This year the Sophomores selected as their homeroom presidents Gary Mullins, David Bellamy, Ticky Vicars, Frank Hart, and Linda Maples. These five sections of the Sophomores are sponsored by Mr. Robinson, Mr. Franklin, Mrs. Kay lor, Mr. Lester, and Mr. Fuller. The students in this group are very active this year in our clubs and activities. They belong to the F.H.A., F.T.A., Hi-Y and Tri-Hi- Y, Glee Club, and the Student Council. Gary Mullins, David Bellamy, Ticky Vicars, Frank Hart, Linda Maples. Jackie Adams Marcelle Addington Nancy Addison Joe Akers Buford Bates Terry Bates W. G . Bays, Jr. David Bellamy Garland Bentley Rayola Bentley Emogene Berry Eddie Blair Kathy Bolling Norman Bolling Dorothy Bowman Verle Cassell Joy Carter Jerry Clark Brenda Clisso Carlene Connell Douglas Cooke Sharon Coomer Nancy Countiss Margaret Daughtery Brenda Dean Carl Dingus Wilma Dingus O ' Donna Evans Carolyn Fields Cecil Freeman Delmar Ray Gardner Ramona Gardner R. C. Gregory Janice Hall Judy Hall Mary Hall Johnny Hamblin Franklin Harlow Franklin Hart Joyce Holbrook Michael Holbrook Patsy Holbrook Dennis Honeycutt Betty Hubbard Glenda Hubbard Larry Huffstutler Van Hunsucker Kenneth Hylton Phillip Ison Polly Isom B. J. Jennings Pauline Johnson Lillian Jones Stuart Judkins Elizabeth Kennedy Karen Kennedy Paul Kennedy Billy Kilgore Glenna Lawson Lynda Lester Nancy Lester Ted Lunsford Linda Maples Dorothy McCarty Rose Mefford Jenny Miller Petrina Minnix Patricia Moore Peggy Moore Carol Mullins Gary Mullins Henrietta Mullins Nona Mullins Virgil Olinger Vemetta Osborne Jackie Owens Flemin Partin Margie Partin Carroll Porter Janice Powers Sue Raleigh Wayne Riner Shirley Salyers Anita Short Renee Shupe Sue Sikes Iva Skeens Craig Slemp Sandra Slemp Gary Smith Janeen Smith Jimmy Smith Don Stallard Richard Stallard Jacqueline Stipes Sonny Sturgill Jean T ackett Howard Taylor Judy Thacker Norma Thompson David Todd Christine Tony Joel Vicars Elizabeth Wampler Norma Wampler Maxine Ward Lonnie Wells Lynn Wells Donna Wiles Paula Wiles Elmer Williams Jerry Williams Phyllis Woods Jackie Wright Carolyn Wyatt 43 FRESHMEN From the seven sections of the freshman class these students were chosen as homeroom presidents: Elizabeth Gilliam, Lester Dale, Randy Dean, Brownie Ashley, Glenn Wyatt, Don Bolling, and Howard Gilliam (not pictured). When the Freshman Year arrived, most of the students had already become a part of Kelly High. They came last year from several different elementary schools and learned our way of doing things. Section I of the class has already set a record by having an almost perfect score in passing all their subjects. The class is sponsored by Miss Wolfe, Mrs. Carter , Mrs. Mahaffey, Mr. Countiss, Mr. Stanley, Miss Bruton, and Mr. Farmer. Ann Adams Betty Adkins Trula Akers Conley Arnold James Baker Larry Baker Anna Barnette Donnie Bates Bob Bays Georgia Bellamy Anna Sue Bennett Ida Beverly James Beverly Rita Boggs Barbara Boggs Annas Brickey Nanny Brock Sandra Browning Don Buchannan Raymond Butcher OFFICERS Elizabeth Gilliam, Randy Dean, Glenn Wyatt, Brownie Ashley, Don Bolling, and Lester Dale. Larry Cantrell Mitchell Cantrell Paul Douglas Carter Bobby Cassell Elieen Church Roger Clark Phillip Collier Betty Lou Collins Burt Conley Betty Connell Terry Cowden Billy Craft Lynn Craft Peggy Cress Lester Dale Raymond Dale Peggy Daugherty Jo Ann Davis Tony Davis Randy Dean Kathy Deel Lona DePriest David Dingus Marvin Dingus Eddie Dockery Ruth Dorton Joe Dotson Sharon Dotson Betty Duncan Roy Estep Pamela Evans Phyllis Fultz Betsy Gardner Jerry Gilley Betty Gilliam Elizabeth Gilliam Harold Gilliam Kenneth Gilliam Sue Gilliam Ethel Mae Godsey Gus Godsey Lois Grau Sue Grasham Gretta Greene Sharon Greene Teresa Hale Ralph Hall Thomas Hall Helen Hammonds Danny Hawkins Curtis Hensley Brenda Hill Douglas Home Charles Hubbard Dianna Hubbard Freddie Hubbard Rowan Hubbard Loretta Hylton Billie Isom Linda Ison Barbara Jessee Jerry Jessee Paul Jessee Herman Jones Mabeline Jones Roger Kannon Darrell Leland Judy Lester Gail Lunsford Eddie Sue Miller Sandra Minnix Sheron Miller Buddy Moulse Barbara Mullins Margaret Mullins Thomas Mullins Vollie Muncy Louise Nash Sheila Nash Loretta Olinger Billy Owens Jimmy Owens Johnny Pannell Louise Parrot Sara Parsons Kenneth Perry Kay Phillips Franklin Phipps Phyllis Presley Elizabeth Quick Sue Reed Billy Rhines Billy Richardson Louella Richardson Freda Riddle Lester Roberts Sue Ella Roberts Dewey Robinson Ronald Salyers Selma Salyers Tommy Salyers Willis Sensenbach Linda Shanks Anita Short Ronald Short Mack Shupe Tommy Slemp Anita Slone Hubert Sluss Larry Smith Paul Smith Chloe Stallard Jackie Stallard Phyllis Stallard Joan Stanley Nolan Stanley Sue Starnes James Stidham Jetta Stidham Kenneth Sturgill Patricia Sturgill Dennis Taylor Rita Tate Sharon Thacker Philip Trent Betty Vanover Christine Wampler James Wampler Max Ward Billy Wells Glenda Wells Larry Wells Phillip Wharton Sammy Wharton Caffie Woods Alvin Wyatt Glenn Wyatt EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Connie Willis, Jimmy Blanton, Jack Scott, Tommy Swinney, Pat Gilliam, Gloria Maples, and Roger Baugh. The eighth grade is an introduction to high school and we feel that these students are beginning to understand what is required of them in order to get along well at Kelly High. They have chosen the following members of their class to represent them on the Student Council and to serve as presi- dents in the seven eighth grade homerooms: Connie Willis, Jimmy Blanton, Jack Scott, Tommy Swinney, Pat Gilliam, Gloria Maples, and Roger Baugh. Darlene Adams Dorothy Adams Judy Adams Phyllis Adams Barbara Adkins Brenda Adkins Lynn Allen Orbina Anderson Raymond Ashley Sharon Baker Robert Battais Brenda Bates Roger Baugh Donald Beverly Patricia Beverly Gary Bevins Jimmy Bevins Pauline Bevins James Blanton Jane Blankenbecler Scotty Bolling Sheila Bolling Betty Jane Boggs Darrell Browning Patricia Bradley Arlene Brock G ary Burgess Joyce Calhoun Shirley Carter Phillip Cantrell Louise Cassidy Bobby Clark Estill Clark MaLinda Clark Sharon Clisso Faye Collier Glenn Craft Roger Craiger Marie Cridder Eva Culbertson Wayne Dale Jimmy David Larry Dean Teddy Dean Deloris Donnells Ella D orton Everette Dorton Charles Dotson David Draughon Mary Lou Dye Barry Falin Peggy Fields Darrell Freeman Diane Gillespie Eddie Gilliam Frank Gilliam John Gilliam Pat G illiam Tommy Graham Vonda Hale Carroll Hall Delmer Hall Judy Hall Nancy Hall Janice Harding Rebecca Hart Brenda Hatfield Lois Henry Harold Hibbits Frances Holbrook Stewart Holbrook Glenn Hollyfield Harry Hollyfield Russell Holmes Carolyn Hopkins Don Home Connie Hubbard Donna Hubbard Fay Hubbard Freddie Hubbard Gary Hubbard Stephen Hubbard Charlotte Huffman Gloria Hunsucker Janet Hunsucker Rebecca Ingle Bill Jackson Gloria Jessee Janice Jones Mary Lou Jones Carolyn Kelly Jennifer Kiser Robert Lawson Myma Lester Curtis Lewis Larry Maggard Gloria Maples Marcia Maples Brenda Marshall Clinton McF aden Ralph Meade Myritta Mefford Thelma Mefford Carolyn Messer Judy Miller James Mize Bobby Moore Coy Morgan Phyllis Moulse Darrell Mullins Freddie Mullins John Mullins Larry Mullins Nancy Mullins Ottis Mullins Ralph Music Rodney Orender Ted Orender Judy Orr Judy Owens James Powers Jean Peters Leona Perrigan Arlie Partin Gene Radcliff Bobbie Riddle Douglas Roberson Goldie Roberts Tommy Roberts Loretta Robinette Sandra Robinette Gregory Rose Sylvia Rose James Salyer Wanda Salyer Judith Sampson Jack Scott Sandra Short Braccle Sloce Judith Sloce Gary Slemp Charlene Smith Patsy Smith Ann Stallard Tommy Stallard Tommy Starnes Ronnie Stephens Frank Stipes James Stuigill Johnny Sturgill Patricia Swinney Thomas Swinney Roger Tackett Patsy Taylor Evelyn Thacker Sandra Thacker Sandra Thomas Glenda Thompson Shirley Thompson Betty Traynor Levita Turner Patsy Upchurch Glenda Vanover Sidney Vicars Dennis Webb Ruby Webb Douglas Welch Benny Wells Doyle Wells Gary Wells Janet Wells Judy Wells Libby Wells Lois Wells Ralph Wells Arlene West Carl Wheatley Wayne Wheatley Anna Ruth Williams Connie Willis Danny Wilson Connie Wright Cheryll Yeats Flossie Calhoun Jo Ann Davis Mr. Robinson ' s eighth grade math class. 54 Bobby Bolling and Danny Green with eighth graders, Sandra Thacker and Delores Donnels. IN ADDITION TO CLASSES WE Tinn ' t Tn Confer with Guidance director, Mr. Stanley, about college and career. Say Hello to school sec- retary, Miss Mary Mullins. Enjoy the juke box and a coke after school. Read the papers and magazines in the library. Go to Nursing courses at the Technical School (Students: Moretta Collins, Faye Scott, Carolyn Brown, and Nellie Augusta). Plan the operetta for spring --Mr. Frank- lin and Mr. Farmer. Help out with office work at school during free periods. D. E. AND V. O. T. CLASSES Pictured at left are members of the Distributive Education Class Linda Pike, Secretary; Robert Lee Estep; Mr. Bowden, Sponsor; Gary Mullins; Roy Thacker, President; Eddie Wayne Dotson; Claudette Dotson, and Carolyn Moulse. Center row shows Miss Bruton and V.O.T. students, Bridgett Hillman and Mary Ann Adkins arrange Shorthand bulletin board for the class. Also shown is a hi-fi record display showcase de- signed by D.E. students Darnell Miller and Lee Estep as a class project to demonstrate sales- manship. Below are Carolyn Moulse working as a salesgirl at Perry ' s Pharmacy, Charlesanna Lowe and Charlene Cox making bulletin board for the V.O.T. class to show relation of class- room practices to the actual job. Mary Bradley, D.E. Club Vice-President, working at Beaty ' s store. Hterlon ACTIVITIES ARROWHEAD STAFF FOR I960 EDITOR AND ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS ACTIVITIES EDITORS ADVERTISING STAFF PICTURE EDITORS Jeannie Fulcher and Jane Cantrell Charles Cain and Buddy Beverly Annedia Kannon and Betty Wells Carolyn Gibson and Janice Robinson Audra Miller and Linda Thacker TOP ROW: Jeannie Fulcher, Mr. Sterling Gilliam, Jane Cantrell, Linda Thacker, Donna Adams, Jackie Coomer, and Audra Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Wells, Annedia Kannon, Carolyn Gibson, Gale Orr, Janice Robinson, and Roy Amburgy. SENIOR EDITORS WITH JUNIOR ASSISTANTS ARROWHEAD SALES SPORTS EDITORS ART FEATURE EDITORS TYPISTS Roy Amburgey and Gale Orr Jimmy Riggs and Buddy Traynor Monette Roberson, Barbara Kilgore, and Terry Gibson Jackie Coomer and Donna Adams Mary Adams, Nadine Dockery, Ruby Green, and Pat Hubbard TOP ROW: Jimmy Riggs, Andrew Traynor, Ruby Green, Pat Hubbard, Nadine Dockery, and Mary Adams BOTTOM ROW: Buddy Beverly, Charles Cain, Monette Roberson, Barbara Kilgore, and Terry Gibson. ABOVE: Donna Adams and Sondra Hopkins arrange flowers for a banquet which F.T.A. served; Bonnie Mullins teaches eighth grade science; Freida Sturgill and Larry Smith arrange banquet table. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The L.F. Addington Chapter of the F.T.A. has a growing membership which has been very busy this year in several activities. The adviser, Mr. A. E. Stanley, is very proud of this group and feels that members will make good classroom teachers. This year several of these members have gotten valuable teaching experience by taking over classes when teachers were absent and by helping in the administering of our school — wide testing program which was carried on this year. Pictured below are the 1960 members: BOTTOM ROW: (left to right): Bonnie Mullins, president; Judy Baker, Vice-president; Sharon Hart, secretary; Betty Hubbard, treasurer; Audra Miller, Barbara Short. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Woods, Rayola Bently, Nancy Collier, Elizabeth Kennedy, Jill Gilley, Thomasine Collier, Orpha Dowdy. THIRD ROW: Jane Cantrell, Greta Sanders, Donna Adams, Sondra Hopkins, Gloria Hopkins, Freida Sturgill, Marie Stapleton, Charles Stallard. FOURTH ROW: Joe Smiddy, Larry Smith, Loretta Miller, Jackie Coomer, Daneela Baker, Nancy Sturgill, Judge Kennedy, Juanita Green, Vera Adams. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Kanode, Linda Thacker, Dennis Dean, Pat Radcliff, Reba Gilliam, Billie Davis, Pat Slemp, Mr. Stanley, sponsor. SENIOR GLEE CLUB Members of the Senior Glee Club: BOTTOM ROW: (left to right): Joel Vicars, Bobby Addington, Jerry Gilley, Randy Dean, Dennis Taylor, Lynn Craft, James Stidham, David Todd, Charles Jessee, B. G. Jennings, Larry Lynch, Stuart Judkins, SECOND ROW: Nancy Addison, Annas Brickey, Sara Parsons, Sue Ella Roberts, Nona Mullins, Frances Mullins, Jackie Stipes, Carolyn Wyatt, Elizabeth Gilliam, Glenna Lawson, Georgia Bellamy, Susan Sensen- bach, Nancy Countiss, Jenny Miller. THIRD ROW: Glenda Parsons, Jane Cantrell, Carolyn Easterling, Judy Baker, Jackie Coomer, Pat Moore, Loretta Hylton, Dickie Sue Sikes, Pam Jones, Nancy Hamilton, Freida Sturgill, Adine Smith, Lois Grau, Gail Powers. FOURTH ROW: Joe Frank Smiddy, Charlene Cox, Betty Hubbard , Patricia Sturgill, Nancy Collier, Rayola Bently, Margaret Bevins, Greta Greene, Linda Lester, Wilma Wells, Lou Wines, Marie Stapleton, Daneela Baker, Margaret Daughtery, Janice Smith, Ella Mosley, Nadine Dockery, Mary Mosley, Betty Quick, Sheron Miller, Carolyn Boggs, Paul Dean, Mr. Barker, director. EIGHTH GRADE GLEE CLUB Eighth grade members: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Barker, Gloria Jessie, Judy Sampson, Phyllis Moulse, Betty Traynor, Shelia Bolling, Libby Wells, Frances Holbrook, Marcia Maples, Jeannie Peters, Lois Henry. SECOND ROW: Shirley Carter, Marie Crider, Peggy Fields, Patsy Taylor, Thelma Mefford, Donna Hubbard, Dianne Gillespie, Connie Wright, Louise Cassada, Brenda Marshall, Eva Culbertson, Brenda Hatfield. THIRD ROW: Betty Boggs, Anna Ruth Williams, Jo Ann Davis, Sondra Short, Sandra Thomas, Ella Dorton, Pat Beverly, Sandra Robinette, Nancy Mullins, Pauline Bevins, Deloris Hall, Kay Baker. FOURTH ROW: Gary Slemp, James Salyers, Harold Hibbitt, Roger Tackett, Eddie Gilliam, Don Beverly, Wayne Wheatly, Roger Baugh, Charles Dotson, Roger Gillespie, Georg e Stanley, Gary Burgess, Roger Craiger, Ralph Wells, Carl Wheatley, FIFTH ROW: Glenda Thompson, Pat Bradley, Arlene West, Norma Slemp, Joyce Calhoun, Flossie Calhoun, Mary Lee Jones, Rebecca Hart, Ann Stallard, Shirley Thompson, Sylvia Rose, Darlene Adams, Jane Blankenbecler, Pat Gilliam, Jennifer Kiser, Evelyn Bolling, Dorothy Adams, Judy Hall, Patsy Upchurch, Gloria Hunsucker, Jannet Hunsucker, Pat Swinney, Gloria Maples, Judy Miller, Judy Orr, Carolyn Kelly. KELLY INDIAN BAND MAJORETTES Mary Ann Roberts, Margaret Kennedy, Nancy Collier. THE CONCERT BAND Majorettes, Mary Ann Roberts, Margaret Kennedy, Nancy Collier, and drum major, Larry Lynch, FIRST ROW: Sharon Coomer, Sandra Thomas, Jill Gilley, Judy Hatfield, Rayola Bentley, Trula Akers, Betty Traynor, Phyllis Moulse, Audra Miller, Dennis Taylor, Freda Riddle, James Stidham, Jennifer Jennings, Phyllis Woods, Thomas Countiss, Danny Robinson. SECOND ROW: Freddie Dean, Phillip Henry, Billy Salyers, James Mullins, Nancy Countiss, Toni McNeece, Brenda Hatfield, Gene Radcliff, Charles Jessee, Phillip Wharton, Nancy Lester, Barry Falin, Phyllis Osborne, Peggy Moore, Robert Gilliam, Stuart Judkins, Carl Wheatley, Gobel Wright, Wilma Dean, David Barker, director, Carolyn Easterling. THIRD ROW: Joel Vicars, Fred Bevins, Danny Kilgore, Dennis Dean, Lonnie Rush, Glenna Nach, Joyce Ramey, Joe Frank Smiddy, Larry Huffstutler, Lois Henry, Roger Baugh, Bennett, Judkins, Baxter McElroy, Gregory Rose, Larry Connell, Leveta Turner, George Stanley, Frank Bellamy, David Todd, BAND MEMBERS WORK ON FORMATIONS ON PLAYING FIELD QKJUM «m MU 8 14. IS5S Above: Mr. Beverly, sponsor, with S.C.A. officers Janice Shupe, secretary; Sharon Hart, treasurer; Reba Gilliam, president; Charles Stallard, vice president. KELLY HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Below (left to right): Student Council President Reba Gilliam presents a band trophy, which was won this year, to Margaret Kennedy, majorette; Sammy Arnold, home room president, carries out well one of the duties of council members--that of watching the lunch line as a slowing -down agent ; Judge Kennedy tours parents, Mrs. Stallard and Mr. and Mrs. Radcliff, through school building during American Education Week. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GLADEVILLE CHAPTER Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholar- ship (All members have an average of 90 or above), leadership, and character. The Gladeville Chapter was created last year with a membership of nine girls. This year the membership has increased to twelve including two boys. Pictured above is Mr. Hamilton, sponsor, presenting Charmal Yeats with an honor pin, and charter members of ' 59, Charlotte Hensley, Joyce Robinson, Leota Stallard, Carole Wharton, Regina Connell, Wilma Adding- ton, Joan Roberson, and Nancy Bolling. Center pictures shows this year’s officers Monette Roberson, vice-president; Donnie Mahaffey, president; Judy Baker, secretary; and Carolyn Gibson, treasurer. Below are the members of I960; Charmall Yeats, Annedia Kannon, Donnie Mahaffey, Nellie Augusta, Orpha Dowdy, Carolyn Gibson, Sharon Hart, Monette Roberson, Judy Baker, Joe Smiddy, Jackie Coomer, and Reba Gilliam. « Above: FIRST ROW: Fern Hubbard, secretary; Linda Johnson, reporter; Patricia Hubbard, treasurer; Nancy Collier, Chaplain; Bonnie Mullins, historian; Nancy Sturgill, vice-president Audra Miller, president; Mrs. Dickenson, sponsor; Adine Smith. SECOND ROW: Sondra Hopkins, Gloria Hopkins, Carolyn Jones, Betty Quick, Phyllis Woods, Rayola Bentley, Elizabeth Kennedy, Freida Sturgill, Jeannie Buchannan, Janice Shupe, Charlotte Stallard, Sue Sikes, Pam Jones. THIRD ROW: Orpha Dowdy, Ruby Greene, Lacelle Osgood, Judy Hatfield, Linda Maples, Jenny Miller, Jill Gilley, Polly Isom, Barbara Short, Betty Hubbard, Carolyn Easterling, Faye Hubbard, Nancy Hamilton, Opposite: Sponsor, Mr. Victor Hamilton and Mrs. Bellamy at the induction service. BOTTOM LEFT: Charles Stallard and Audra Miller attended the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi Y conference at Blue Ridge, North Carolina. Bottom Center: Bonnie Mullins, Janice Shupe, and Orpha Dowdy set banquet tables. HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs are sponsored by Mrs. Dickenson and Mr. Hamilton, assisted by Mrs. Bellamy of the advisory committee. These advisors help the student members to carry out the purpose of the club which is to create and maintain high standards of Christian character in home, school, and community. Pictured at right is Mrs. Dickenson with members of the club at the induction ceremony Center scene shows Linda Maples and Liz Kennedy working on one of the club displays for Thanksgiving. Pictured below are Hi-Y members: (TOP ROW) Mr. Hamilton, sponsor; Judge Kennedy, Tickey Vicars, Lee Estep, Charles Jessee, BOTTOM ROW: Larry Smith, secretary; Joe Smiddy, chaplain; B. G. Jennings, treasurer; Stuart Judkins, vice-president; Charles Stallard, president. 5 , M | Above: FRONT ROW: A. Smith, E. Webb, N. Addison, P. Miller, P. Smith, K. Bolling, W. Sturgill, S. E. Roberts, S. Parsons, L. Wines, L. Lester, J. Hall. SECOND ROW: C. Gibson, R. Radcliff, M. Barn- ard, S. Thacker, R. Shupe, E. Gilliam, P. Moore, J. Coomer, T. Collier, B. Salyers. THIRD ROW: G. Parsons, J. Greene, G. Nash, W. Wells, B. Davis, J. Holbrook, J. Mullins, S. Nash, D. Wiles, P. Jennings, M. Stapleton, M. Roberson, C. Wyatt, B. Vanover, N. Thompson, F. Mize. FOURTH ROW: D. Reed, P. Fultz, M. Roberts, J. Robinson, F. Shupe, B. Wells, P. Evans, F. Sturgill, A. Holbrook, M. Addington, N. Mullins, Mrs. Vicars, N. Gibson. Pictured Left: Janice prepares dessert for spaghetti supper. Below: Annette and Mona sell mums for the homecoming party. Carolyn cooks dessert--Freida and Sue ready refreshments for the big football party. F. H. A. Two important activities this year for the F.H.A. were working on the homecoming party and giving a spaghetti dinner to raise funds for the club. This year two members of the chapter are officers in the newly-organized Black Diamond Federation; Margaret Barnard, president, and Edda Webb, historian. The goal of our organization is to help improve personal, family, and community living now as in the future. Toward New Horizons is our motto. This motto is a challenge; it reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they will have tomorrow; and that family life of members will influence the community and the world. Pictured top are members Loretta Miller and Marie Stapleton with an interior decoration display of colonial America Center shot shows Jackie Coomer, Lou Wines, and Wilma Sturgill modeling skirts in fashion show. Pictured below (left to right) are officers: Mona Lee Roberts, president; Glenda Parsons, historian, Glenna Nash, secretary; Janice Robinson, vice-president; Carolyn Wyatt, treasurer; and Frankie Shupe, reporter. OTHER ACTIVITIES AT KELLY HIGH SCIENCE FAIR Tickey Vicars exhibits his weather station. Patsy Miller built a Magic Square board. MUSIC Ruby Greene with Miss Steph- ens practices piano. FRENCH PROGRAM Frank Hart and Judy Thacker tape French. LITERARY CONTEST Gail Powers practices a selection for Mr. Gilliam . LIBRARY FILM Mr. Addington, Mr. As bury, and Mrs. Lewis record on County Library film . 1959 J. J. KELLY HIGH INDIANS WITH ’59- A SEASON OF UPS AND DOWNS FOR THE INDIANS FIRST ROW: Delmar Ray Gardner, Kenneth Stallard, Andrew Traynor, Bobby Cassell, Don Mahaffey, Jimmy Ray Carter, Craig Slemp, Sam Henry, Terry Gibson, Bailey Taylor, Verle Cassell, John Franklin. SECOND ROW: Coach Bays, Assistant Coach Stallard, Jimmy Riggs, Corky Bennett, Ted Lunsford, Paul Carter, B. G. Jennings, H. M. Heaberlin. FOOTBALL COACH BAYS AND STALLARD AND A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING FALL SEASON SECOND ROW CONTINUED: Roger McPheron, John Grasham, Harold Holbrook, Buford Bates, Roy Amburgey, David Carter, Eddie Lawson. THIRD ROW: Gayle Wright, Robert Amos, G. C. Wharton, Edison Holbrook, Billy Kilgore, Paul Dean, Billy McConnell, Jerry Williams, Gary Wright, W. G. Bays, Jr., Larry Smith, James Hall, Wayland Stallard. TOP ROW: David Carter, H. M. Heaberlin, Andrew Traynor. CENTER ROW: Ted Lunsford, Don Mahaffey, Jimmy Ray Carter. BOTTOM ROW: Verle Cassell, Johnny Grasham, Terry Gibson. KELLY INDIAN LETTERMEN TOP ROW: Bailey Taylor, John Franklin, Harold Holbrook. CENTER ROW: Paul Carter, B. G. Jennings, Kenneth Stallard. BOTTOM ROW: Jimmy Riggs, Corky Bennett, Roger McPheron. FOR THE 1959 SEASON TOP ROW: Roy Amburgey, Buford Bates, Craig Slemp. SECOND ROW: Bobby Cassell, Sam Henry, Eddie Lawson, Gary Wright, (not pictured). A SUMMARY OF THE SEASON The J. J. Kelly Indians looked fine for their first three games. They then hit a rocky stretch, losing three hard fought contests. The Kelly Indians were expected to be strong at the beginning of the season since they had eighteen returning lettermen. In the first game they won 7-6 in a hard fought battle with arch -rivals Norton. The Indians then traveled to Ervington and made a terrific surge to win by 12-7. Pennington was the next to bow before Kelly in a 6-0 battle. Appalachia, the district champions, handed the team its first defeat by a score of 7-0. The Indians then traveled to Powell Valley and were defeated 18-6 by the Vikings ' great passing attack. Then going to Coeburn, the Indians lost 6-0 on a bad break. The Indians redeemed themselves by de- feating Jenkins 19-0. The Green Waves of Clintwood defeated the Indians on a despera tion pass in the last fifty seconds and handed Kelly High a bitter 6-0 defeat. An upset was handed the Indians by thd Pound Wildcats who threw a damper into homecoming activities with a 20-13 defeat. The season was concluded with a loss to Jonesville when the score was 19-14 in an exciting game played on a very cold playing field. The future looks bright since many lettermen are returning to be aided by members from this season ' s championship J. V. team. 76 WMBBiv V ijr Hr 4fflR L ' ' ' T T «r HOMECOMING GAME ’59 WITH POUND TOP: Homecoming queen and attendants: (Left to right) Charlotte Stallard, Nadine Dockery, Darnell Miller, queen (STANDING) Jeannie Fulcher, Aidene Smith, Claudette Dotson. BELOW: Kelly Indian Cheerleaders at the homecoming game. THE ARROWHEAD CAMERA VISITS THE HOMECOMING PARTY - - - MUSIC BY THE MONTREYS - - - REFRESHMENTS BY THE F. H. A. THE JUNIOR VARSITY The J.V ' s, having the advantage of the good coaching of Mr. Lester, as well as good talent, have had an excellent season. Winning seven out of eight games gave them the year ' s championship. The other high team Clintwood, lost two games putting the Kelly J. V ' s in the lead. The high scorers were halfback, Brownie Ashley with 50 points and fullback, Lynn Craft with 42. Looks like we have some stars for the next year ' s Varsity. Left: Coach Lester and players, Jones and Sensenbach. Center: TOP ROW (left to right) Kenneth Hylton, Tom Salyers, Phillip Trent, Johnny Hamlin, Scotty Bolling, Gary Jessee. SEC- OND ROW: Herman Jones, James Powers, Lester Roberts, Raymond Dale, Gary Slemp, Jimmy Salyers. Bottom: (TOP ROW) Coy Morgan, Lynn Craft, Brownie Ashley, Johnny Sturgill, Johnny Pannell, Estle Clark, Don Buchannon. FIRST ROW: Bobby Bays, Glenn Craft, Buddy Sensenbach, David Bellamy, Billy Owens, Ronny Stephens, Douglas Home, Hubert Sluss, Doyle Roberts, Line coach, Gary Slemp. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ’59 BELOW CENTER: Mary Bradley, Senior; Reba Gilliam, Senior; Billie Davis, Senior BOTTOM: Pam Evans, Soph; Janice Robinson, Junior; Monnette Robinson, Senior THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM TOP: Gary Mullins--Guard H. M. He aberlin-- Forward Sammy Arnold- -Guard CENTER: Donny Mahaffey- -Guard BOTTOM: Johnny Grasham--Center Paul Dean- -Guard Paul Carter --Forward ’59 — ’60 SEASON COACHED BY ST ALLARD TOP: Larry Couch- -Center Jimmy Smith--Center Edison Holbrook --Guard CENTER: Coach Stallard BOTTOM: Terry Gibson- -Forward G. C. Wharton --Guard Jimmy Ray Carter--Guard BACKGROUND: Scene of Homecoming Game. TOP: Tennis Courts. CENTER: Pep Meeting. BOTTOM: Home After Practice. ADVERTISING HERFF-JONES CO Indianapolis Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Class Jewelry — Graduation Announcements Medals — Trophies — Scholastic Awards Stanper Glen Representative Say It With Flowers NORTON FLORAL CO. 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