James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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Q'Q . , Q , ,- .--.-.-:2:':-:-: Q r'F:-I-Z-!'2-3'!rL'.-Qi. , 1, -1293 33 W YY Y V H o I' o Z l'l'l F' B 3 PFI W E o o u m5 :: o 3 l 'I ' wwwxvwf A quarter-mile from james Wood High stands the home of Colonel James Wood, the founder of Winchester and the man for whom our school is named. He will serve as our guide through the pages of the Woodbine as he should serve as an inspiration to students who admire good character and heroic spirit .... 2 ik If f' 4 f s ,t f it 'QQ r Q19 W but 0 FOREWORD Inscribed herein are the persons and events that have made james Wood High School a living memory to us, the senior class of 1958. Wherever we go and what- ever we do in the coming years, we will remember our life here and cherish the memory. In this book, if We have been accurate, you will find a reconstruction designed to recall to you in later years your high school days at James Wood. If you can read this book and, for the moment, recapture a portion of the warmth and vitality with which these persons and events actually passed through your life, then we will have met the charge entrusted to us. With these thoughts, therefore, we, the Senior Class of 1958 present to you, James Wood High School, our Wloodbine. 3 1 taunt, t,f,.,.,, f V, ,, f,,f,f,.u,, ,,,fo,.t,f- , at , t tt Qt , , f 4 ' we ' fa, , , 'Q ,. X ' A I X X !a,,.,.,,, , W .,,.,,, ,W W, I ,, By the city that he founded, Heart of Frederick landf, 1 Be our year: hut few or many, Fraught with joy or woe, james Wood High, our Alma Mater, We will sing to fame: Wood praiyes, ln her heauty Jtandf, Where.roe'er we go. From five Jchools of age and Jerviee X Came her hiftory, Tho for future we are planning Now we all give full devotion, Live: of useful joy, jamex Wood, Hail to Thee. Memorief of youth are longext May they never eloy. Dayf with Jamey Wood ne'er are over Onward ever! he the watchword For with Jchool dayx through, AJ alumnae we will ever Keep her Jervice true. Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, dear Jamey Wood High School! Hail to thee! All hail! 4 R. E. Denny .1 12 -5 'l I 4 N. X xg xx, X X .,X X. i X , X X X W. may Q W, M z 4 ff? X ,g ,54, sf 12? 11-14i ti'r,:wMwwfwf:'' I 'JD 'X' ' D, 7' K W ,.,,.,,,., ? , ,Wf.,,n.f.,,.,f,,-ma.-W-M,-4 .,..v,,,.,,.. ,,,,,.,4 Mm,-W.M,. WM ,, ' ' I V ww 'bak'-V -. vf V 7 f f- ' x mn . -A ,,. My A-'f N , J ' . 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SUPERINTENDENT I appreciate very much the opportunity of bringing a short message to the student body of james Wood High School. You are the students of a modern high school with a broad and varied offering. The school is fully-accredited by the Virginia State Board of Education and its many accomplishments are bringing much deserved recognition to the school. It is most important that you, as students, take advantage of the many opportunities which the school is providing for you. As individuals, strive to be thorough in your school work. Develop early a spirit of tolerance and understanding. Learn well the lessons of self-discipline and apply the principles of fair and honest play. SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Mr. Newton Cather, Mr. Charles Bass, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheetz. Standing: Mr. Robert Aylor, Mr. Fred Whitacre, Mr. Robert Muse, Mr. Huyett Light, PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE To the 1958 Graduates: I have enjoyed working with the members of the graduating class during the past four years. Indeed, it has been a most pleasing experience to have been associated with many of you, day after day, in this great undertaking of providing you with the necessary experiences to make your lives useful and happy ones. I have implicit confidence that you, as graduates of this school, will make a success in your chosen fields of work, and thereby bring honor and glory not only to yourselves but to your Alma Mater as well. My family joins with me in wishing for each of you abundant success and happiness in the unknown years ahead. Sincerely, Paul D. Beable Principal of Jamey Wood High Scbool 'll SECRETARY - BOOKKEEPER Miss Lucy Painter is our book- keeper. She attends to the financial business of the school office. She sends bills, banks the money and oc- casionally types for mirneographing. Miss jo Ann Pugh is our secre- tary. She types and mails all the correspondence. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Melvin Fawcett, our assistant principal, issues absentee cards, patrols the halls, cafeteria, and buses in addition to teaching two classes. MISS REATHA COOPER-B.S. Madison College and graduate work at the University of Maine, University of Connecticut and Vllilliam and Mary College. She teaches eighth grade history, is head of the history department, and does guidance work. MRS. ELSIE HOVERMALE-B.S. University of Virginia. She teaches english, spanish, and is sponsor of the Beta Club and the Spanish Club. MISS BERNELLE V. DAVIDSON-B.M. West Virginia University. She teaches english and is co-sponsor of the freshman class. INIRS. ELIZABETH THRESH-A.B. Wittenburg Univer- sity. She teaches english and is co-sponsor of the eighth grade. Y x X, Left fo Right: MR. JOHN DUVALL-B.S., M.A. Eastern Kentucky State College. He teaches industrial arts. MRS. ELIZABETH HOOTMAN-Mary Washington Col- lege. She teaches english and is the sophomore class sponsor. MR. DONALD PERRAULT-B.A. Shepherd College. He teaches government, general business and vocational office training. MR. STANLEY R. KOONTZ-A.B. Shepherd College. He teaches history and is the debate sponsor. J . .' Y ',.' eff If If 5 v '4 ff' il ef. 1 FLW V 'N I' ' f , Vyj, I ,f W ' I' , I lx ,' 1 :ff I 'l ,V 'V ' V, J, up , . fl !:.f,l'y I, ,JJ f..zW:ffm:rcfrar.a2aff Left to Right: MRS. REBECCA WHITLOCK-B.S. Madison College, B.A. Lebanon Valley College. She teaches typing, short- hand, and is sponsor of the F. B. L. A. Club. MISS JANE S. CATHER-B.A. Westhampton College. She teaches mathematics. MRS. BERTHA W. HOAGLAND-A.B. Ursinus College, she teaches mathematics and is co-sponsor of S. G. A. MRS. MILDRED SAUNDERS-B. S. in Education Madi- son College. She teaches english, math and history. Left to Right: MR. JOHN F. WATACH-A.B. Shepherd College. He teaches general business and is director of the Guidance Department. MR. HUGH REXROAD-A.B. Fairmont College, M.A. West Virginia University, post-graduate work at Columbia University. He teaches physical education and is coach of J. V. football. MR. EUGENE FUNKHOUSER-A.B. Shepherd College. He teaches government and is sponsor of the Key Club, Bowling Club, and Safety Patrol. MR. WILLARD P. HOOTMAN-A.B. Randolph-Macon, M.Ed. at V. P. I. He teaches eighth grade science and physics. Q Left to Right: MRS. MARY E. DORSEY-B.S. from Madison College. Physical education is the class she teaches. MRS. EVELYN W. SCOTT-A.B. from Lynchburg Col- lege. She teaches history and english. MRS. SYLVIA ARMENTROUT-B.S. Madison College. She teaches physical education and is co-sponsor of the Monogram Club. MRS. MARY K. HUMPHRIES-Madison College. Her specialty is home economics. Left to Right' MR. RECO WARE-B.S. in business administration and M.A. in education from Davis and Elkins College and West Virginia University. His class is typing I and he sponsors the Sophomore Class. MR. MELVIN D. EAWCETT-A.B. in secondary educa- tion from Shepherd College. History is his specialty. MR. JAMES A. BIDDLE--A.B. in secondary education from Shepherd College, He teaches distributive education and is sponsor of the Woodbine. MR. ARCHIE J. MANUEL-B.S. from the University of Virginia. He teaches physical education and sponsors the Varsity Club. Left to Right: MISS LOIS M. CAMPER-B.S. from Madison College. She teaches home economics and is sponsor of F. H. A. MRS. HELEN S. REWIS-A.B. Wesleyan College, Georgiag M.A. Emory University. Her classes include journalism and latin. She sponsors the Latin Club, the Wood Post, and the Senior Class. MISS KATHRYN WATSON-B.S. from William and Mary College. Home economics is the class she teaches. MRS. PEGGY M. SHRADER-A.B. from the West Vir- ginia University. She teaches art, and english. She also sponsors the Art Club. Left to Right: MRS. CARRIE BRUMBACK-A.B. from Elizabeth Col- lege, L.S. from Madison, and University of Virginia. She sponsors the Library Club and is librarian. MRS. HELEN CONNER-B.S. from Madison. She teaches general science and works in the Guidance Department. MR. ROBERT D. SADLER-B.M.E. He conducts the A Cappella Choir and Glee Club. He teaches general music and sponsors the Pep Club. MR. GEORGE H. TURNER, JR.-B.M.Ed. from the Shenandoah Conservatory of Music and Madison College. His classeshare senior band, junior band and instrumental lessons. rl 'Xp ' ' rlfl' .cr .V I , fl , If Left to Right: MR. FRED SNYDER-A.B. from Shepherd College and the University of Cincinnati. English is his class. MR. DOUGLAS H. NESMITH-A.B. from West Virginia University. Shepherd State Teachers College and Columbia University in New York City. He teaches the Seventh Grade and sponsors the 4-H Club. MR. JAMES C. GORDON-B.S. from Wake Forest Col- lege. V. P. l. He teaches agriculture and sponsors the Junior Class. MR. MOODY SLONAKER-A.B. from Fairmont State and XVest Virginia University. He has a math and science class. Left to Rigbt: MR. E. BARON MUNSON is a newcomer to James Wood. He is teaching english to eleventh and twelfth graders. He received his A.B. degree from Shepherd College. MRS. SARA A. MICHAEL teaches english and has at- tended both Temple University and Madison College. MISS NANCY LEE GARDNER brought an attractive ad- dition to James Wood this year. Besides teaching biology and general science she is ccrsponsor of the Junior Class. She has a B.S. degree in biology and psychology from Madison College. MR. KAIRL SNY DER MCDONALD is also a new teacher is of this year. He is teaching science and received his B.S. degree from New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Art. Left to Right: MR. CHARLES A. YORK, JR.-Randolph-Macon College. The subject he teaches is science. MR. HENRY E. YORK-A.B. Randolph-Macon College, M.A. from George Washington University. He teaches history and government. He is co-sponsor of the Student Government and the Honor Court. MR. HENRY M. DAVIS-B.S. from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Vocational Agriculture is his class. MR. JAMES L. GIVENS-B.S. from Virginia Polytechnic Instituteg M.S. University of Maryland. He teaches agri- culture and sponsors the E. F. A. Left to Right: MR. JAMES C. WILHELM attended Ferrum Junior College and Madison College. He is one of two seventh grade teach- ers at James Wood. MRS. NOREEN EATON KAVE has been teaching general business, typing II and bookkeeping. She earned her A.B. degree from Shepherd College. MISS JANE BEVERLY FOUT is teaching mathematics and has an A.B. degree from Bridgewater College. MR. JAMES WILLIAM CASEY teaches boys physical edu- cation and is the coach tor many varsity teams. His B.S. degree came from William and Mary College. Not MR. MR. MR. Shown: WILLIAM WHITACRE GEORGE IRWIN WILLIAM ZEMTMEYER 'I 6 STUDENT TEACHERS At left are student teachers MISS SUSAN GORE and MR. GREGORY ORNDORFF. Before returning to college, they taught chemistry and english respectively. After gradua- tion, they plan to enter the teach- ing profession. It is Miss Gore's am- bition to return to james Wood to teach. They are both former James Wood students. I 2 Q I 1 1 I ....Ss....a.s..... Kelchner. CUSTODIANS 5 We give much credit to out loyal custodians. Going about their business quietly and efficiently, they are seldom noticed by the students. Neverthe- less, they do an important job in keeping our school neat and attractive Among their many duties are: Keeping the school Well-heated, doing general re- pair work for building upkeep, and cleaning the ' school grounds and buildings. l 'Q '45 ' l V f re' l Left to Right: Loring Williams, Jesse Burner, Justin l Q l l CAFETERIA STAFF 1. When the smell of food is in the air, the cafeteria staff is sure to be on duty, as they are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., preparing meals for nine hundred and fifty students. The ten staff members not only provide a balanced and nourishing diet, but also make lunch time more than welcome among james Wood students. . y tl I Seated Left to Right: Dale Ebetsole, Ester Wilkins, Myrtle Cather, Flora Ward, Betty Dunn. Standing Left to Right: Mable Sargent, Katherine McDonald, Elsie Hawkins, Thelma Snapp, Fay Clowser, Sadie Hollar. I7 ACTIVITIES nw' 3.5 w ga' it-tytfim , -U, I V. f ., -11 -ff-r' M, .f ff f fr f 7 5' , f r - ' f 7 f -' .fjfrf -f 'f Oggtrzrit, ' f 1 ,fy p fa, , ff, , ff ,fry if ff ' 7. wfiffff fy, , f Ef .V 'af-.wq '?r ' , fwffffa - ,. w r V11 ' If -17 - ' z ffm,,,' af ,. f f W ry .rf d qaf z , Mfr? 4 it M y , ,, pig - fr fn! - 1 . --fa ffffiff- if of-47' f I ' I t ' ,W - Tr? frwicaff . , ,f JW Q ,,V,, , 4 J., A. - A 1-41 in J Z, m4Zvn7'??f ' -645,744 f-MW V 'ff f Magi, - ' fm .f ffrxf n f t 0 Mil' f , -fav k A - V, - 'Mr-yfygg,,f, , 1, of 4, , 'V 5' 5.2,-:gg:f:aaa1,qm,', ayyrr, ,fr f ,,.,- -1, -. an-r , ggi ., ,, ' 4' Q f, - 3 I f , . . tf fffffyff, jg, yr, I mr, .fm fn MW oft, I ,Mr f 7 f f ,ff f ff!! f f ff rrp 6 075 t t if X f f Wx!! ff ff ff f X ff! X ff , ff f MMO f ,j 'r w Xtra! W W? 1, ftfrf f' y ffi tif f fffftf MM ' f f , X f wr, tg! M '7 0' ff' , Fit - ,, I W Judy Wilfon difplayy race track trophy. Oar photographer, Charlie Tait, in action. 18 f ' mf, 2 ly 'rw at Z 4' 43, ,'f,,f',,vf,g'f, ff f Ax 'ff gxyfj, 1 1' X ' ff f fmtff A I ,f K V, f X, .f.5,gr, T 'Qi rj! ffffvg f hffffffff I f-rw X fffff f ff fain , fyf 47 fyffatgyr ,jfyj ' 'fft7f!4 , it ,Y I Oar cheerleader: practice. ACTIVITIES ALL zlaix and mwic too! Hembaw ami ben. Can xloe can! SONNET EOR A SENXGR Ont eyes ave dlntnted wltlo nnsloed teats of pvldeg Commencement colnes ! We slowly anonnt tloe stand, And tloen, nnntlndinl oi one faltevlng smde, Retfface tloose steps, dlplofrna held ln band. We panse now, on tloe btlnla of Llle, as one In loesltatlon, almost feeling lost, loonts wttlo laboffs to be done, f lwldges to be cvossed. Tloe fatale ' g endless ' again, lei yeavs And f sttetolotn Bnt as b6fO'f6, so sltall we wtn Fon knowledge gladly wffongbt Mont tloese bt Is knowledge that sloall sewe ont tntnve galn, And sball dlspel nncettalnty and feats. Tloe past sloall gnlde tbe intnteg blest ate we Wloose road aloead gleants btlglot and lan to see. flaolssa Young if 20 1 W w w w X i U so v Q tl mm,,. , s , , .mm f MRS. HELEN REWIS To Mr. James A. Biddle, we seniors would like to say a sincere thank you for the help and guid- ance he has given to us. He has spared no time and effort to make our every project successful. He has served as Coordinator of distributive edu- cation, senior sponsor, and co-sponsor of the Wood- bine. He has never failed to hear our problems and help us in any way he could. It is with genuine appreciation that we seniors of I958 say to Mr. james Biddle, Thank you. -'i ff' X X ' L ' 'fl' , 02 SENIOR SPONSORS As seniors of 1958, we would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Helen Rewis. Through her guidance, we have come to under- stand more about our school subjects and more about ourselves. Through her patience, we have been led to do our best at all times. Through her kindness we have seen our kindness to others increase. By her example, we shall all be better individuals. MR. JA n ' 'mf' WW X ifakfwfg SENIOR OFFICERS-Left to Rigloz: Peggy O'Dell, Reporzerg Patsy Oates, Secremryg Billy Grim, Pretidentg Clara Petrie, Vice-Preiidenh' Mickey Baughman, Treamrer. X A QM ,, 5 I1 'ffl 'Il CLASS OF '58 Flower: White Rose Colon: Blue and White '-P 23 Motto: Each for all and all for each. V: 'UL 4 3 ,, ., ERNEST WASHINGTON ADAMS, III TMJ man make: friendJ without half trying. COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-J. V. Football 1, 25 Football 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4g E.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain, Reporter 3, 4, Supt. of Fair 2, 3, 4, K.V.G. 2, 3, 41 Master Farm Family, Delegate to Purdue University 23 Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Representative to S.G.A. 35 WOODBINE Staff 4g Wood Post 4. HBuddyu Audrey WMWYWQ , 7, , AUDREY MAXINE ANDERSON Thy modeny if 4 candle lo llay merit. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. l if Wil I Peg8T q LC! .SJ ,ll ,M W UUA fTl.,,2. . Bal 09, , MM be Mfwydj JJ Om , , f ll! , 4. ' PEGGY LOUISE ANDERSON l A box where Jweelr compactly lie. lj COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H,A. 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 4. 24 DOROTHY LUCILLE ARMEL Lean mid if foonert mended. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, D.E. 4, Glee Club 3. Do1zie'l-Dropped from sch 1 oo, no picture avail- able. ROBERT EDWARD AYLOR, III Hg L-omiwrlr right even if his argumenfr wrong. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-Spanish Club 2, 3, 41 B622 Club 5, 43 Prom Committee 51 I-Iorneroom President 4, Moni- tor 43 XVOODBINE Staff 4. 4 dui , 'Ls i'Nf-sw .X Xilinx SSSYY 1. as ,s ' 4.,., V is S X N x X5 xii tt m e 1 we he r ., N1 ' -is ts Us 34 Q r X X 4 N QQ f.B0bby,, si W, ef - 1 uagrmi erre IIIIeI is f'3lF.lQ I I i Ardella ARDELLA CATHERINE BAKER Speech ir great, but .rilence il greater, HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. IACQUELINE ANNE BARTON Her long dark lockr were more gofgeouf than jewelrf' COURSE-Business HONORS-F,H.A. 1, 25 4-H 43 Tri-I-Ii-Y 4: F.B.L.A. 4, Homeroom Representative to S.G.A. 1. jackze' ' Mzclaey MICKEY ALLEN BAUGHMAN For be'J honourable ..,.. ' COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-S.G,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Recorder of Points 1, Representative 2, Treasurer 4: Monitor 3: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Emperor of Janus Ball 32 Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3, President 41 Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 41 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Vice4President: Sophomore Class Secretaryg WOODBINE Staff 4, Wood Post 43 Christmas Play 1. fd? ude Bonnie i -L CI., .Y , XQ5 , mg ' ,M JUDDITH ANN BLYE t,fi5fb w:t xr, , xg' BONNIE LaFoLLETTE BOND Ennio but nor anything more fair zo thaw. N i - The fflifd-'ffl mflmfff Wd We 8-'fflflelf 116102- COURSE-General 2 , in 'T556URSE-General HQNQRS1F,H,A, 1, Q, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, 5, sg? Yip, 74 HGNORS-Band 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Majorette Leader 2, 5, 4, WT K x, Tri-Hi5Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Latin Club 3: 4-H lg Cheerleader 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Glee Club Q 1- QQ, HonorCourti: Monitor 2: WOODBINE Staff 4, 23 Bowling Club 1, 2, eq Wood P093 Prcin Committee 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2. 4 pe-Q we Q!! 1 ' ,fl ,, , J v f Q u pi , Wfw If ' K E X , 5 l W , ., f, 2,41 ,fn . LX1, , 4 WK 2 fl if f ll, f f ff lk!!! j 41 A M I fh ' . l , .eff f r- In ' 1 ,. 1 l ,lyfn , LQ f V Lf 01, l f , lf, 1 ll ll l J 'f W!! f ' l-'lf V! U V' FREEDA DIANA BREEDEN S'nccer.f if in the air for the determined. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 33 4-H 1, 2, 5, 41 D,E. lg Bowling Club 3, Freeda ulfj' X! I., V V I I jz A4912 3' 'zz' :zu , H nm, ,,,,,,, f ,,f,,, , 'lf W! ',h2f,3Jf M M M A Loui.f LOUIS BEVERLY BRJLL Never be .folenzn when you can laugh. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 4, WOODBINE Staff 43 4-H 1, 25 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Representative to S.G.A. 1, 23 Model General Assembly 3, Hi.Y Chaplain 45 Wood Post 45 Latin Club Reporter 3. SUSAN VIRGINTA BROWN Golden hair like .sunlight :!reaming. COURSE-General HONORS-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President -Lg Representative to S.G.A. 2, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, +1 Pep Club 3, Bowling Club 1, 2, 51 Latin Club 1, 23 D. E. 41 Junior Play Cast 3, WOODBINE Staff 43 Wood Post 4. Sune Q F 's N. t Q nr SP1--4igti! Giller 4 ARLEN DALE BURCHAM Our life ir what our thought: make it. COURSE-General HONORS-Choral Club 4g Glee Club BQ Art Club 13 F.F.A. 1. Arlen NP-uzzyn GILLES GRIGSBY BROY, JR. Tfue dignity abitlex with him alone. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.F.A. 1, D.E. 1, President 4. JANET LORRAINE BURCHAM The fame pleafant greeting, rain or Jhinef' COURSE-Business HONORS-4-H 13 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 5, 4, F.B.L.A, 3, 45 Tri. Hi-Y 4: D.E. 4. if l 7 JJ I Nana lf ff ,Pl y ZW, 9113! I il IJ ff 0 z , , f Y! jf w l fl P, 'ml . . , i f 'Vg J ' Xl SHANNON APRIL BURCHAM ,, , 1 Y! NANCY CAROLYN BURSEY Her mice wax ever foft, gentle, and low, , Q ' 9 UV The gflyeft Of all gay girlff' COURSE-General lj COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. l, 4, Latin Club 2, Glee Club 1 ' Wy lx I N HONORS-B3Hd 1, 2, 3, 42 F-H-A- 12 Monogram 3, A Cappella Choir 4. if l I A gf' Club 3, 4, F.T.A, 4. fm fl W U ' ' Y fl j l ' ,WJ ' , A! M0 , fi! 1 ,Aj ,W fl' 1 J U CORNELIA ANN CADWALLADER She haf two great affetx, gemlenen and friend- linen, COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H I, 3, 43 F.B.L.A 3, 4g V.O.T, 4, Homeroom Representative ro S,G.A 1, 25 Pep Club 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- Presidenr 2, Glee Club 23 Prom Committee 3. Comyn 'Iolm 28 JOHN WALTER CARNEY, JR. Hir eyex are ar bold ar liomf' COURSE-Academic HONORS-Hi-Y 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Beta Club 4, CcrEditor of WOODBINE 4, Wood Post 4. ESTHER JEAN CARPER Her golden loflef and beaming Jmile. . . COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A, 1, 2, 5, 4g F.B.L.A. 3, -ig Imra- murals 1, 2, 33 D.E. 4g Monogram Club 5, 43 Ushererre for Junior Play 3. EJther Pafggze PAIGE ANN CHAPMAN She if safe who doe: her ben' COURSE-Business HONORS-F,H.A. 15 D.E. 4. JUANITA LOUVINA BELL CLARK Juanita L0uiJ LOUIS MILLER CLARK One could forever zrznz your leindnenf' Mum'J the word. COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 4. COURSE-General V sat 'fMdry Jon MARY JO CLARK Do your duty and leave the ferr to heaven. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 F.B.L.A. 3, 41 Beta Club 3, 4. Shorty 'ff ' 4 f V ., ,. , IVA SHIRLEY JEAN CLARK Sweetner.r of difporizion cbarmf the world. COURSE-General HONORS+Junior Play Cast 35 Prom Committee 35 Usherette for Junior Play 45 Usherette for Bacca- laureate and Graduation 45 Beauty Contest 3, 45 Library Club Secretary-Reporter 2, Vice-President 45 F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroorn Representative to S.G.A. 55 D.E.I. 53 Tri-Hi-Y 55 Art Club 53 Wood Post 55 WOODBINE Staff 5. up 5 JW l XX 0 Q LM V .' ' 1X lf -3 ll tif z W we . U 3 ,rf f W l' Xt' .Q r V ,L X ki f '4 , J C RN U ,5 l 'W 1 XXXXIV ,W ,t xx If V V gl , ulvanryn NANCY LOWELL COLE Beauty ir nntz1re'J gif! to man. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A, 1, 2, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 4-H 15 Pep Club 4g Homecoming Queen 45 V.O.T. 45 Prom Co ' mmittee 35 10th Grade Bunny Girl Representativeg Homeroom Secretary 1' B I' 1 - owing Cub 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Beauty Contest 2, 3, 4, Junior Representative, Senior Representativeg Majorette 2, 35 WOODBINE Staff 45 Usherette for Junior Play. Won'2 Ru.rt JACK AUTRY COLVIN If you hear az good joke and 4 deep voice, il if be. COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Federation Delegate 45 K.V.G. Crew 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 15 Baseball 15 Track 25 Boys' Glee Club 35 A Cappella Choir 45 Junior Play Prop- man 3. Q, new Wa, . Edd ie ' 'Radical' ' EDWARD ARTHUR DAVIS WILLIAM EUGENE DAVIS Wit maker in own welcome. Boundlerr in faith, and love, and gmtitude. COURSE-College Preparatory COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-Homeroorn Representative to S.G.A. 4 HONORS-FF-A. 1, 2, 3, 43 C1355 SCCI'-fra-IV 5L X K,V.G. 2, 3, 43 Forestry Judging 3, 4: SuP0fiIl' tendent of Fair 3, 43 Poultry Judging 43 Class Reporter 4, Member of LW. Judging Team at N.T.F. Contest. BETTY ANN DSHAVEN Clever, plefuant, dignified, and capable. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4g F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 23 Pep Club 4g Beta Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Intramurals 1. Annie Rooney Weeze ELSIE LOUISE DeHAVEN Smile and the whole world ,rmiler with you. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Monogram Club 3, 4, Reporter 5, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 43 Beta Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Reporter 33 Senior Honor Court Repre- sentative, Prom Committee 33 Intramurals 1, 23 Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 4. skit-. N- Gui fc 'Awe' M 461.4 ALICE FAYE DELLINGER A laugh if worth ll Zlyozuami groan! in any nzarkezf' COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 43 Art Club 1, D,E. 4: P.B.L,A. 4, Glee Club 4. PAUL WENDELL DICK To play the game for all tlmzir in it, to play the game, and play lo win il. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-J.V. Football 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Co Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Trophy 2, Co-Trophy 33 Track 5, 4, Junior Play Cast 5, Beta Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S.G.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 5, Monitor I, 2, Vice-President of Iuinior Class 5, Honor Court Chairman 4, Hi-Y 2, 5, 4,' Vice- Presiclent 2, Treasurer 4, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore President, Prom Committee, Assembly Committee Chairman, District Hi-Y Delegate. .3-fi. joan nBdbJ,u JOAN ANN DICKS BARBARA ELAINE DOLPHIN My bear: if nl your fervicef' COURSE-Business HONORS-Latin Club 1, 2, F,B.L.A. 3, 41 Home- roorn President 4. 32 Doing .ro emily what Olbgff find difficult. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.I..A. 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 4, Homecoming Princess 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Key Club Sweetheart 3, Homeroom Secretary 1, President 2, 3, Representative to S.G.A. 4, Junior Play Prompter 5, Junior Class Representative to S.G.A. 3, Prom Committee 3: Wood Pmf 41 W ,.,. . C, ,,,t ,V vw Douglar K men DOUGLAS WAYNE DRIVER SANDRA DARE EDMONSON Bur I am constant at the north star. Sweet smile, mild manner ..,. COURSE-General COURSE-General HONORS-Spanish Club 2, 3: Baseball I. HONORS-F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Tri- , ' Ellen Hi-Y 2, 3, Bowling Club 35 D.E. 4, Usherette for Junior Play 3, Beauty Contest 3. Butch ELLEN VIRGINIA ESCI-IELL BETTY JANE FAUVER If I do zhir zhing willingly, I have az reward. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-Beta Club 3, 4, President 4: Virginia Girls' State 3, Co-Editor of WOODBINE 4g Wood Post 43 Chairman Decorating Committee 31 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, S.G.A. 43 Latin Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 33 F,T.A. 43 Junior Play Program Committee 35 Delegate to Forum of Foreign Students 33 Forensic Contests 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, District Affirmative Cham- pionshin Team 3, Fourth in State 3, Division I Speak for Democ- racy 31 Bowling Club For there be few women fair at the. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-F,I-I.A. I, 2, 4, Junior Homemakers Degree, F.B.L.A. 2: Latin Club 3, 41 Glee Club 43 Intramurals 3, Usherette for Commencement 3. JAMES MARSHALL FIDDLER, JR. I-Iii mannerx were gentle, complying, and bland. COURSE-General HONORS-Latin Club 1, 2, D,E. 3g WOODBINE Staff 4, Wood Post 4. rrjimfn 0 dl PATRICIA JUNE FLETCHER She walkf in beauty, COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-Beta Club 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 45 F.l-LA. l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4g Junior Play Cast 33 Miss James Wood 2, WOODBINE Staff 4, Wood Post 45 Public Speaking Representative to District 3, Homeroom Representative to S.G.A, 4, F.T.A. 43 Miss Sophomore Class, Glee Club, Junior Home- makers' Degree, Hometoom Secretary lg Prom Committee 35 Fashion Show 3. ETHEI. JEAN FOX May I be of any Jer1fice.9 COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H 1. 2, 3, 43 F.B.L,A, Z, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 52 F,T,A. 43 Glee Club lg Choral Club 2, A Cappella Choir 4. F0xie Muzi GLENN EUGENE FRYE A .valid citizen and a real friend. COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 43 4 I-I l , 1 S l C ta - C W5 V K 3 lid - ,--, D,wi:! B0bby ROBERT ALLEN GILES Handrome if that bandfome deer. COURSE-General HONORS'-B305 1, 2, 3, 4: I-Iorrreroom Repre- sentative ro S.G.A. 3, Reporter 2: Band Reporrer 41 Arr Club I, 2. CARL DAVID GLOVER Hjlrongext mindf are often lhofe of whom lbe noiiy world henry lean. COURSEdCollege Preparatory HONORS-Hi-Y Reporter 3, 43 4-H Reporter 4, Key Club President 4, I-Iomeroom President, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 31 Band 2, 3. Difkff'f Violet RICHARD BYWATERS GOODE He gave bi! bert and be gave wizb zertf' COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-S.G.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 F.F.A. l, 2, 33 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Monitor 1, 23 I-Ii-Y 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman President, Junior Play Cast 3, Prom Committee 31 l.V. Football 1: Football 2. 3, 4, Co- Captain 43 1.V. Basketball lg Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-trophy 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. 35 VIOLET WANNETTA GOODE lfVith eyef tba! look into the very mul. COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 43 F,B.I.,A. lg Glee Club lg Choral Club 2, D.E. l, 3, 4. f. x9 lj., 4? f W f X Bzlly ,f Louklj WILLIAM HITE GRIM Sure, Jteady, and confident. COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-Junior Class Vice-Presidentg Senior Class President, F.F.A. l, 2, 5, 4, Executive Com- mittee 3, Vice-President 45 K.V.G. 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4, President 3g Choral Club 3, 43 Home- roorn Representative to S,G.A. lg President 2. U X Y, MV V U LOUW GRUBB ll YI - . Xlffy A He1 zzfory on the wary keyxf' x W Club 35 A Cappella Choir 4, E V F.H.A. 45 Ushererte for Commencement N If 3 Vice-President 4. f 1 . RU T' .' I f if if . U ' f fm Lewu Barbara LEWIS DEAN HAINES BARBARA JANE HAMMOCK A ,rlillnen and fileme, no noite doe: be make' Diligenfe if lhe molher of good fortune. QIQURSE-General COURSE-General HONORS-I-li-Y 2, 3, D.E. 3, 4. HONORS-F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g F.B.L.A. 5, 4, 4-H 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. Nfl 6' 9 ,Z -, 5,3-5J,lTQtSQQ . ,- Qi.-PWR S nl it SSP WNXu.w iuu X ,, X lg P JSP 'EQ S1 we Q ,it ,. 5 llixgp fuk? xt I' yweflf ' , I rywygs ---- exkexwgwn st 5 K Q l ,QA X. isa, X23 M ww N R ,ings 'ls 23351 X . Qi' if X3 Sag if X 3 se, tj . X 310 Yr wil Q mi igsg k f VS et X gs? A -Ye 'S' xt john JACOB FRANCIS HAILROLD 1' X JOHN EDWARD HART Sigh no more, ladief, figh no more. ' It'1 a uiflue to be xo quiet um! uicef COURSE-. W I COURSE-Business HQNQRS-DE, 4: Choral Club 4. H ,U HONORS-F.F.A. lg Art Club 11 D.E. 1, 2. 1 JOSEPH JENNINGS HARTER He if ul-wayr mlemu, utuully quiet, and 1121121 loud. COURSE-General HONORS-Beta Club 5g Track 2, Hi-Y 2, Art Club lg D.E. 3, 4, Parliamentarian 45 Homeroom Treasurer 1, President 2. ujoeu Mambo DONALD SHERRARD HENSHAW By the work one knowx the workmanf' COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 43 F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd in individual State Poultry Judging 2, Sweepstakes Winner 4, Best Poultry Boy in Virginia and 2nd in Northeastern U.S.A. 4, Secre- tary 4g F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3, 41 K.V.G. 2, 3, 41 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 41 Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 S.G.A. 2, Senior C1355 Representative 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, President 41 Home- room Vice-President 3, Prom Committee 3. THOMAS MONROE HEPLER, JR. Have you ever mel a well mannered zeare? Let me introduce . . . COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-J.V, Football lg Football 2, 3g Latin Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. lg Junior Play Cast 33 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4g Choral Club 3, 4g Monogram Club 1, 3, 4. frT0mmy:1 Pat PATRICIA ANN HITE Capable, trurlwortlay, and loyal, COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 3, 45 Bowling Club 2, 3 F.B,L.A. 45 4-H 13 Homeroom Vice-President 4. RUBY JACQULYN HOMER 'Tir lore Ibn! maker llae world lurn Wound, COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 5: Cheerleader J.V, 2, Varsity 3, Pep Club 2, 31 Glee Club 2, 5. ffRubyff C land elte CLAUDETTE YVONNE HUMMER A thing of beauly if 4 joy forever. COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 43 Art Club 4: Monogram Club 5, 4. OLA VIRGINIA HUMMER Gentle of heart and loving. COURSE-Home Economics HONORS-F.H.A. I, 2, 5, 4, Committees, Home- room Treasurer 2, President 45 Wood Post 4, XYOODBINE Staff 4. jenny 'dui H5-uen ANN merry y 11 l g. F.B.L. . I, ,Pep Club 3 Y 2, 4, Hom m Represent- ative Usherette for accalaureate and Commencement 33 Junior Play icket Committee 33 V,O.T. 4, Prom Committee 3. JAMES FRANKLIN JOHNSTON Slow zo Jpeak ana! flow to axle, yet a jolly good Jporzf' COURSE-General HONORS-Latin Club l, 23 D-E 11 Bowling Club. jimmy Shorty lil l' Vp . l t, , ,J gy 39 -- -- - - -1-1-W,-ff,..1YAA . ,L - rl , PRESTON OWEN JOLLY A: large as life and twice as natural. COURSE-General HONORS-J,V. Basketballg Basketball 3, 4g Mono gram Club 45 Baseball lg I-Iomeroom Representa tive to S.G.A. 4. WALDON RAY KERNS A thong character, well balanced, and with plenty of bminxl' COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Poultry Judging 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 45 Beta Club 35 Homeroorn Representative to S.G.A. lg 4-H 4, President, Track 2, I.V. Football 2, F.T.A. 4, Junior Play Cast 3. nDiz-1 PATRICIA YVONNE KLINE She carrie! a fmile and d word for all. COURSE-General HONORS-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, Vice-President 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Reporterg Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 WOODBINE Staff 4, Junior Play Cast 33 Representative to S.G.A. 2, Prom Committee 3, Pal Janie K V ,, me Vvrf V ' f Shirley WANDA JUNE KERNS A pleizmnt, nice girl, what more could one axle? COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY JEAN KNIGHTING Paired and eager for the lreamfex of life. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Homeroom Represent- ative to S.G.A, lg F.H.A.l l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3. EOTHA PATSY ANN LAMP You can tru.rt her leiridrierxf' COURSE7Business HONORS-F.H.A, 1, 2, 5, -'ll S,G.A. 32 Library Club 1, 2, 5, President 35 D.E, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Junior Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 3i Pain fr BARBARA FAYE LEGGE From her huir comer a gleam more delightful than oz ruby, COURSE-General HONORS-El-I,A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club l, 32 Bowling Club 33 Glee Club 4g Journalism 4. Red Geraldine fr: , ,l,I f f 4 fl GERALDINE MCKOWN LEE Let gerztlenen my .rtrong enforcement be. COURSE-Business HONORS-Beta Club 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 2nd Place-Parliamentarian Law at Madison Collegeg Homeroom Representative to S.G.A. 4, Reporter 3. A 1 ' 3iu'TL51-f': ': -'.If:E1li-'lititl5W'l172P'ffUs1fE'.-if ujohnnyn JOHNNY LEE LEGG A picture of our :tar pitcher. COURSE-General HONORS-F.F.A. l, 25 S.G.A. 41 Monogram Club 3, 4, President 4: Art Club 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4. f M zsxxzfrfr M e ::x,:g:zf: ' f' f, f . ..4,,,. ' 3 f , V 2' f ..,1, ,,,, 1 .A-,Lf 4' , . I Zl . jffff' , 6 z I Tffwln, I , ff! Z 11 ff 7 X 22-va if gym Z, ' 1,11 fig ,f Q! f f f ' ' , , YW M f ' f, ,VM ,, I ff Off' f, , , , f, ,-,gffr-, 5 f , , ffirlf f, ,,,,, , Z v f ffffgff L, ,' ,ifffff Z f f I, 174, ,Ki , , if f Wfwf,f',f,i M1-f,,.y -f -,fm 'ff ng f X! fff4,,,, 4 f 7, jf my ,4 fy f, , , . f, f ,572 Y , , f jem2ingJ Blanche JENNINGS LEE LICHLITER EMMA BI-ANCHE LOWERY HA gym, in m,,,,,e,'f A true friend to everyone, COURSE-Agriculture COURSE-Business HONORSQRFHA. 1, 2, 514. HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, r.B.L.A. 34 Library HELEN MILDRED LOWERY A winning mzile, a gay 'Hellof COURSE-General Honors-F.H.A. I, 2, 5, 45 Bowling Club 55 D.E 1: Homeroom Treasurer Ig 4-H' Ig Latin Club 5, 4 Club 3. Helen 'Milf' PHILIP LEWIS LUT'I'RELL Fun, fun, and more and more fun. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-Spanish Club I, 2, 31 LV. Football I 22 Football 3, 4g F.F.A. Ig Track I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Clubg Monogram Club 5, 4. PHYLLLIS ETTA LUTTRELI. A witty woman if a treasure. COURSE-General HONORS-Glee Club 1, 2: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4- Pbyllxx eg PEGGY JOYCE MCCARTY Beauty if it: own excuxe for being. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Freshman Honor Court Representative, S.G.A. 1, 2, Candidate 25 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, Manager 35 Library 1, Beauty Con- test 1, 2, 3, 4, 3rd Place in Dress 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4g Homeroom Secretary 13 4-I-I 1, 2, 3, Fair Committee 3, Reporter 2, 33 Beta Club 3, F.B.l..A. 2, 3, 4, Committee Chair- man 3, 4, Monitor 23 Maiorette 2, 3, 4, LV. Cheerleader 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 V.O.T. 45 WOODBINE Staff 4, Art Ed., Wood Post 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Art Club 2, Fashion Show 2, 31 Junior Play. Cast 3, Prom Committee 3. ALBERT DANIEL MCDONALD You c0uldn'z find a nicer person to be frienzlf with, COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Commit- tee 4g K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 45 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Junior Play Committee. ' 'Danny ' ' Margfe MARGARET ELIZABETH MCILWEE Learn the yweet magic of 4 cheerful face. COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 3, 41 D.E. 4 ,Pep Club 43 Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, 'asf fbi if Q, 'gf ,Q -' za. ' I - ,, . ,Q-V! ' of mai? ' 11 ' iii? we aff li H . Tom Bowne BONNADEAN ELIZABETH MCINTIRE The loveliglat in your eyeJ. COURSE-Business DPCM HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club lg M Beta Club 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, President 3, el 1 v DV Homecoming Princess 4, Prom Committee 33 Intra- murals 2, 39 Junior Representative to S.G.A.g Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, President 41 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 45 Beauty Contest 3rd Place Beauty and x Dress 3. lulll jgl 4 Hill 'lztllyffljji Nj mx ,V 3 an 464 nr THOMAS MORE MCTIERNAN Do not turn back when you'fe just at the goal. COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g J.V. Football, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Sergeant-an Armsg Track 3, 4. HMEWU Mauna MARY ANN MADAGAN Give to the world :be bert you bare, and the bert will come back I0 you. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-F.H.A. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, rm, Club 1, 2. 44 RAY EDWARD MALONE 'Lzugbzef neoef hun! anyone, and it often help: the heart, COURSE-Business HONORS-Latin Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 3: Homeroom Vice-President 3: 4-H 13 J.V. Basketball 23 Track 3, 43 Bowling Club 3, 4g Forensic Poetry Reading. Usffgflfu X N Elanore , 5 R PATRICIA RUDOLPH MARTIN Who mxlvc'd with plearure and wirdorn with mirth. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 2: Choral Club 25 Bowling Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 5, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Junior Play Cast 3: Prom Committee 35 D.E. 4. J ll r w , 4 ik MU' llbllllfll 1 of Mr lll I' ,ll ,L 61 xy, bf , lrll lwl' w' lla Ml ll 'kr . L, p , ww P l ..-wg Q , ,, T'! ' V 1, V 223 it - , 'J' y H ,,. V, fl , f ' M W ' 1 'gy ,VZ OZ' Ai' f L W 4,57 wg! 2 ,fff ,fy yr K, f f n, f, 5,51 , f V, L! P1 r ,f1f'n'ff'2 , - r Squ1frt ' BETTY LOU MAUCK She if -virion, fair and plearingf' COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Secre- tary l. 45 ELANORE ELIZABETH MASON Pure and bright aJ the morning dew. COURSE-Business HONORS-D.E. 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Safety Patrol 31 4-H 1. Neil 3 ROBERT NEIL MILLER The port of honor ir 11 private station. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football l IVV- B11SkCIbHll 1: 4-H l, 2, 3, 43 Monitor 1, 2 3, 4, Chairman 4, Hi-Y 23 Art Club l, Bob Rua, ROBERT ALLEN MILLER RUTH DEAN MORRISON Shy, Jtfong, and a perfect gentleman. H4PPi71eIf WH! 50m fl twin. COURSE-General COURSE-Business HONORS-Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F,A, 1, 2, HONORS-S.G-A, 1, 2, 4: F.H-A. 1: Safety 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Football 1. Patrol 1' I JUDITH MAE MOULDEN Out where the mzile dwellr a little longer. COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Pep Club lg Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 4. ffjudyn ,,,, M ff ' f f gi ' .v','c' 1:4--A E Li , ,,,, , W, ,f , ,N fr ulzzyn , 3, ISMET FERID NURI I am tbe captain of my mul. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-F.B:L.A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 41 Key Club 2, 3, 41 Bowling'Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 41 Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4. Patry ,CQ-buf? I QQ : . P upegn L-ix5'j x xx?-QQ,-,,j ,ff uyyf xcgwdf DN' XY PATSY VIRGINIA OATES I ggypff O j 3 ,MMM lVben duty wbifpenr low, 'Tbou mustl' The maiak' X K! replier. 'I can. CfI,x5xN'5' COURSE-+Business - 3 QW HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 42 F.B,I..A. 3, 4,xjf ! ,-Q2 ' Secretary 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Pep X Club 43 Homecoming Princess 43 Jr. Class Secre- AQ5' fa taryg Senior Class Secretaryg S.G.A. 2. 5, 43 Moni- V X5 rj tor 5, 43 V,O.'l'. 4, Vice-President 43 Junior Play X f ANN O'DELL A: full of life as a day of springtime. 4' Monogram Club 3, ntariang Pep Club President 43 Senior Prompter 33 Usherette for Beauty Contest 3, 43 Ushererte for Baccalaureate 5. , v R I, p L ,b xl XX W! W v Klw -Q ,, ,HAM LEWIS ELMER OMPS Them ii abwayx 4 ben -way of doing evefyihiflg- COURSE-Agrimlture HONORS-F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 41 Track 2, Beta Club 3. fvLew1v 47 Sharon SHARON CATHER OMPS See where Ibe comex, :zpparelled like the Jpringf' COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-Latin Club 2, 5, Secretary 2, Empress of Ball 23' Beta Club 3, 43 4-H 2, 3, Secretary 2, F.I-IA. 2, 3, 4, If1.Hi.Y 5, 4, All-State chorus 33 Choral Club 33 A Cappella Choir 43 Pep Club 43 Homeroom Vice-President 3, President 43 Bowl. ing Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Prom Committee 33 WOODBINE Staff 4. f ' JOHN WILLIAM OWENS Woe be unto thee, for thou art much in love. COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. rfBillyrr Ou MARY LOU OWIN GS The mort erfential thing for lnzppineu if friend- Hyip. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Chapter De- grees, Federation Secretary 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Monogram Club 3, 4, President 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 S.G.A. Secretary 33 Representative to S.G.A. 2, 4g Junior Play Cast 33 J.V. Cheerleader 2, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 WOODBINE Staff 4, Bowling Club 15 F.T.A. 4, Homeroom Vice-President 4. JOAN MARIE PANGLE To know her if to love Iyer. COURSE-Business HONORS-4-H 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. A 1 1 Q- ry ,QE rf , Curley 26, 4 Bobbie BARBARA DALE PATTERSON To the lar! gafp willy Prulh and loyeliyrn COURSE-General HONORS-Qlee Club 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Arr Club 43 Bowling Club 3, 4. ELLIS LEE PATTERSON Frl:rzdf imz I with you all. COURSE-General HONORS-D.E. I Vice-President, D.E. IIQ Art Club l, 2. W XF' Sw X 'AElIiJ Beanie ELWOOD BEAN PATTERSON HWUIJ plefzmnz volleyt of eternal babble. COURSE-General HONORS-Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Home- room President 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 25 Safety Patrol l, 23 Bowling Club 33 Key Club 1, 3. 4. 'W PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Mild of manner bn! a ,fleadinen of 1fl9aug19L. COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 2, 5, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 4-H 1, 2, 5, 43 C1166 Qlub 1, 2, Art Club I, 33 D.E. 4g Bowling Club I, 2, 5. Carrol Top 'C Zara CLARA EBERSOLE PETRIE A fair exterior i5 iz Jilenz recommendation. COURSE-Business HONORS--Choral Club l, 21 Art Club 1, 2, Rep- resentative to S,G.A. 5, 43 Beta Club 5, 4, Senior Class Treasurer, V,O.T. President 4. 7 Charlotte Rode ROSELLA VIRGINIA PINGLEY CHARLOTTE ANNE PITCOCK PromptneJ.f if a virtue. Ever charming, ever new , . . COURSE-College Preparatory COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 2, 5, 43 Latin Club 5, 4, Rep- HONORS-Choral Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 resentative to S.G.A. 4. Art Club 2, 3, 4, Beauty Contest 2, 3. O7 Bd! JAMES WILLIAM PLACE 35 Dx Merry mmir, sad muric, mvfic light and gay . . , COURSE-General HONORS-Junior Band lj Band 2, 33 F.P,A. 2, JO ANN PUGH much tulle, ez grevr, Jweel Jilencef' E H.A. 1, 2,1 4, Finance Committee I1 'vi KEY Club 2- 51 Aff Club 3, 43 SP21DlSl1 Club l. Prom Committee 33 Beauty Contest 53 Homeroom Treasurer 1. 50 JOAN O'NILE PUGH nflerer, plazmnf, dignified, and capable. COURSE-Business HONORS-FI-I.A. 1. 2, 5, 4, Parliamemarian 2: Monitor 5, 4: F.B.L.A. 5, 4, Secretary 3, Vice- President 41 Beta Club 5, -li V.O.T. 4, Treasurerg Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, -1, Vice-President 4: Usheretre for Com- mencement 5. . A N-fx Pef1cbie jerry W? GERALD FRANKLIN PULTZ II7here willingneff if great, difficzzlliex canlt be great, COURSE-General HONORS-IV. Football 1, 23 Monitor 23 Latin Club 23 D.E. 4. 'Tommy C barley CHARLES WILLIAM RACEY THOMAS LEE RACEY A lot of fun maker plenum company. AZuv1y1 in bfzrte but never in zz l97l7fQV,H COURSE-General COURSE-General HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 25 Track 3, 45 K.V.G. 2g HONORS-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1. Band I, 2, 3, 45 All-Stare Band 3, 43 4-I-I 1, 2g District Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Roger Ellie ROGER RICKARD ELLEN GALE RILEY A joyful perron, bu! no lack of common mme. The P611 if' fb-'f WHEN? Of 2192 mimi. COURSE-General COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-F,F.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 33 A HONORS-Homeroom President 13 Band 1, 2, 3, Cappella Choir 4, K.V.G. T FRANCES CAROLYN RITCHIE Bfz1bful sincerity and comely love. COI IRSE-General i, C1zrlly'l ,lgglfim ll to llllyil orrl . reasurer 55 All-State Band 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, lsr Place Creative Writing Booklet lshort storyj 53 Prom Committee 33 WOODBINE Staff 43 Editor- in-Chief of Wood Post 43 2nd Place Manufacturers' Essay Contest. Carolyn CAROLYN SUE ROBINSON A good nature it .rlfonger than a tomabawlef' COURSE-Business I-lONORS+F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 33 F.B.L,A. 2, 3, 4, V.O.T. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4. ive, A X tt ssx wi Glemnore Manu GLEN EARL RUSSELL MARVIN KENNETH RUSSELL Ho, I0 you wo-nr ro bear o good joke . . . COW, ring now, ring: for I know you Jing well, COURSE--Agriculture COURSE-Geflefal HONORS.-F-F.A- 1, 2, 3, 4, HONORS7-Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4, J.V. s . I , ,.f,,. f, ,,,., PEGGY ANN RUSSELL Fair with hair like molten gold , . ' COURSE--Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2: V-O-T- 4: Glee Club 12 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 43 MODOSIKUI Club 2, 3, 49 Intramurals 1, 2, 3g F.B.L.A. 3, 4. ,, ,. ff is 9 upeggyn Football lg Football 2, 33 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Captain Glee Club Basketball 3, Glee Club 1, 3, Treasurer 13 A Cappella Choir 4, All-State Chorus, Hi-Y 2, 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, Track lg Art Club 2, WOODBINE Staff 4. PbylliJ PHYLLIS ANN SCHMITZ She who think: will conquer. COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-Beta Club 33 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 F,B,L,A, 2, 3, 43 Tri-I-IiAY 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee 3: D.E. 4: WOODBINE Staff 4g Wood Post 4, S.G.A. Reporter 43 F.T.A. 4: F.B.L.A. Fashion Show 33 Beauty Contest Semi-Finalist 3. BRENDA ALLEN SHACKELFORD In each cheek appearx 4 pretkv dimplef' COURSE-Business ff i f 1,41 1 Mm 1 ff iff , 74 f X' Peggy ll I an Brenda rl X dl e w I W, I l ,, . l Y' I fy 'fix Q, W X I IF I, A9 PEGGY ANN SHADE The viuncity and novelty of youth ever to old age. - j f K , CGURSE-Business HONORS-F.B.I..A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, VK 1 JI I I fj 'I HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Bowling Club 33 41 Fashion Show 2, 3g Beta Club 3, Glee Club lg H ' N l' 4 N f F.B.L.A. 33 4-H 1, 2, 3, 43 D.E. 4. V.O.T. 45 Homeroom Representative to S.G.A. 3, fy! if V X 1' ,F ' n U I l ' lx. ' l ,ff ,L gf T A 1 MARY MARGINE SIRBAUGH A mul ibut if full of work and full of pride. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 41 F,B.I..A. 3, 43 Beta Club 4: V.O.T. 4, Secretary 43 Homeroom Repre- sentative to S,G.A. 43 Usherette for Commence- ment 3. rfjednien Gerry GERALD SMITH He if 1fery bald-uttering anything that come! into bi! mind. COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Usmiltyu Loretta 1 LOREITA ANN Shi? ORLAN DION SMITH And muff I work? O I axle of time! Me1rily, merrily, Jball I live now. COURSE usiv 95 COURSE-College Preparatory HONO ' Omer bTrea urer 21 HONORS--Homeroom Representative to S.G.A. Latin Cl, 13 Arty. u 43 ing b 4. 2g Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. X f . ff will ,Meyer 1, Uribe , H Baf1m ' 'f wif J X J BARBARA JEAN SNAPP cj l MARY MARIE SPITLER So fweez, :be bhub of bafbfulnm. g' ' 4 ' Her 9791 are home! of rilew Prayer- COU-RSE1Genem1 W COURSE--General HONORS-F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 D.E. 4g Bo ' ub fr lvl HONORS-F.H.A, 1, Z, 4, Finance Committee 4g 2, 5: Glee Club 35 Latin Qhlb 1, ' 1- Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, S.G.A. Representative 43 4-H 1, 2, 5, 4, Song Leader 2, Vice-Presldent 45 Beta Club 31 Glee Club 2, 3. 55 ,lame.r Bzll I JAMES WYANT SUMPTION e I CA T SYDNOR PoliteneJ.r ir lair gfealerzr anelf' My ' e pea 1 way but keep your fancy free. COURSE-General W' COURSE-College Preparatory HONORS-I-'.F,A. 11 Key Club 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, HONORS-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 3, Vice- 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4. ' P e ent 45 Latin Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Em- r of Ball 2, Key Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 4, Football 3, 4, District Forensics 2, 3. My C onnze Ewen -5 ' 4, ,,, CONNIE GAIL SYMONS ERNEST CLINTON TINSMAN, JR. The violet blooming by a brook il noi more Why Jhonld life all labor be? modefz of .rufeefer, COURSE G I - e COURSE-Business nm HONORS-F.H.A. 1, Z, 3, 41 F.B,L.A. 3, 41 Re- porter 4g D.E. Reporter 4g Homeroom Secretary 2, President 3, Monitor 2. HONORS-F.F.A. lg 4-H 2. . x.Xx AQ Gorman Rodoi V 1, I 11 J if MARY VIRGINIA IRIPLEIT 'A , GORMAN TURNER A merry bear! doeth good like a medicine. N f l U Quin df 4 Plfwgb laid elf the fWf'0'W'J 94891, COLHQSE-C011ege Preparatory All A 5' f' COURSE-Agriculture HONORS-Latin Club 2, 5, 4g F.H.A. 15 Home- J HONORS-F'F-A 1, 2, 3- 4- room Representative to S.G.A. 43 F.'1'.A. 4. l M , A 1 ! 1 pdf' lla Q C ,R f RW' -L , l ' 'ix . 1 , I f' 1 ' fj W 1-SOMA -M All-gil 1 Izrnrny Gary JAMES CHESTER TURNER ORVILLE GARY VanMETER Speech ix greai, but xilence if greater. Tell me your couruel1, I will not dinlose them COURSE General COURSE-General HONORS-F,F.A. 1, 2, 34 An Club 45 K.v.G. 2, HONORS-Arr Club 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 57 GENE CLIFFORD WALLACE A ball player I :hall forever be. COURSE-General HONORS-D.E. 3, 4g Glee Club 3, President, Hi- Y 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Rrom Committee 35 Art Club 4, Treasurer, I.V. Football 15 LV. Basketball 15 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 33 Track 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. nGeneu Welch ZENITH MARGEL WELCH A picture that? nice to look al, COURSE-General HONORS-Glee Club 2, 33 Bowling Club 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Monogram Club 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, National Projedt Committee 2. MARY WELZEL A joyful dirporition and a purporeful emnertnerif' COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, Federa- tion Secretaryg State Cherry Pie Champion 33 Beta Club 3, Homeroom President 2, Representative to S.G.A. 43 F,B.I,.A. 45 Bowling Club 2: V.O.T. 4, Virginia Girls' State, Citizenship Award 33 Major- erte 2, 3: F.H.A. Junior and Chapter Degreesg Beauty Contest 33 F,H.A. Committees. ufwaryu W Buddy JASON RAY WHETZEL Polite, calm, and quiet. COURSE-General HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, D.E, 3, 43 Glee Club 2. ,Rik as N xf. R we VX vm, Xxx Q X Y iw. X WWW' P 5 5 ij .M - ag' ' t ' I as . ME-.ka-'C . t l t e 4, ,X-,hy - -nf 'lx Dumb ffMyrna1: X-...N ... C . DONALD ALLEN WHITACRE MYRNA LOY WHITE The land if hir vocation. If :he had any faultf rhe hay left uf in doubt COURSE-General COURSE-Business HONORS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Forestry Judging 3, HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 4, Superintendent of Fair 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 5g Bowling Club 2, 31 V.O.T. 43 4-H lg Prom Com Glee Club 23 Choir 33 A Cappella Choir 43 4.1-1 mittee 33 Glee Club lg Choral Club 2. l 7 3 4 PHOEBE LOVE WHITE The reward of 4 thing well done ir to have done il. COURSE-Business HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g S.G.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Regional Vice-President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, ViceAPresident 3g Beta Club 5, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Represent- ative to Y V Y Phoebe Bel, will llliw 59 W f BETTY LEE WILLIS All treasure! don't rome in large packagelr COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 2, 5, 4. M afgze Robert L, MARGLE BELLE WLLLLS ROBERT WILLIAM WILSON .S'weemerJ af dirporizion charms the world, HG00d Mme which only if fbe gift af Hff'1ff'1f COURSE-General COURSE-Gfmefal HONORS-P.H.A. 2, 3, 4. '1f52,ew'U0s4J Cl-5 ' '30w'lJ M41 77? fn 0'-K-LJOQ aww Omlereioi Jv0wvK:r'QukOJ'L9,,570QfQ-Jclgcz Ziff mari eiiyofu-VH 'YYXCQ 9' 'lm 1 W 0 if Y. ,w ffpamyu upgtu PATRICIA ELIZABETH WOLFE PATRICIA ANN WOLFORD The world belongf to the enefgezicf' H 'Tif 800411311 mdk-ff i7lfeUiA'e'lW'i' COURSE-Home Economics COURSE-BuSin6SS HONORS-S.G.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Representative 43 Monitor 31 HONOR-Beta Club 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 43 V.O.T. 43 Honor Court Representative 23 S.G.A, Candidate: F.H A. 1 2, 3 4 Vice-President 3, President 4, Outstanding Girl 43. Juriior Class F'B'L'A' 2' 5,41 4-1-I 1' 2' President: Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Hometoom President 2, Secretary 41 Pep Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4, WOODBINE Staff 4 Intramurals 3, 4. ' SK Thelma K sf f r ,- Lita THELMA IRENE WOODS LOLITA AUDREY YOUNG He who forgiz-ey if 4 true treamref' A 'remafkable artirt that all do admire. COURSE-Business COURSE-General HONORS-F.H.A. 1, 2, 53 F.B.L.A. 2, 5, 4, HONORS-lst Place in Creative Writing Booklet parliamemal-ian 43 V-O.T- 43 '1'1-i.Hi.Y 5, fShort StoryJ3g Beta Club 33 Prom Committee 5, 'QW ELIZABETH LUPTON WHITE Gentle and pleumnt, well liked by all, COURSE-Business HONORS-Band 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Pianist 2, Secretary 33 Beta Club 3g Pep Club 3, Bowling Club 2, 5g F.B.L.A. 33 Junior Play Cast. nLibbyn ' nf is Y' lv 4- I I 'W . , M ,, f f fv ff , ,N flifyz. , , Q f qw if lik, 5 vjfln, , ' Tommy f , Art Club 1, 3, 4, President 4g Homeroom Secretary 43 Class Poet 4, WOODBINE Staff 4. THOMAS NORWOOD COFFEY Hir good mannerf and courtery recommend him highly, COURSE-Business HONORS-Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 5. SENIORS ELECT- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bobby Aylor Patsy Oates BEST STUDENTS Donnie Henshaw Clara Petrie BEST LEADERS Billy Grim Ellen Eschell On these pages are the Senior favorites. Candidates for Who's Who were chosen and voted on by the members of the senior class. They represent the ideals that our school strives to achieve in every student. 62 ae WHO'S WHO I957-58- MOST POPULAR Dickie Goode Patsy V7olfe pings G4 is Q, P fy i ll '! O MOST ATHLETIC Wendell Dick Peggy O'Dell 63 aw 5 S MOST TALENTED Bobby Giles art and Band Louwanna Grubb :bowl amz' piano SENIORS OF DISTINCTION BEST ALL AROUND BEST DRESSED Mickey Baughman jerry Pultz Mary Lou Owings Sharon Ornps BEST LOOKING WITTIEST John Carney Phillip Luttrell NHUCY C016 64 Peggv McCartv T gkx kk? 'V Q X X QQ J 16 Q ff' Y w xx? M E- W X CLASS OF '59 Fin! Row, Left to Right: Bobby Brown, Prefide121f,' Joseph Lee, Reporter. Second Row, Left zo Right: Joanna Glover, S, G. A. Reprefenmzi1fe,' Nancy Brill, Vice Prefidenh' Phyllis Brannon, Secretary. N01 Shown: Jack Shiley, Treafzwer Clam C olorf-White and Green Clam Flower-White Carnation Clary Motto-Through God our future is brightened. 66 I v., drill NIORS Charles Adams John Allen Milford Alt Ann Anderson Richard Anderson Lonnie Arnold joan Ballowe Anita Bame Noris Bartley Charles Bauserman james Berryman Sam Blayney Lorraine Bond Marcia Bowers Jane Boyce Billy Boyce Shirley Brairhwaite Phyllis Brannon Nancy Brill Bobby Brown Donald Brown Henry Brown Janice Brumback Carol Campbell Gwen Campbell Flora Carlson Kay Carpenter Lois Carper Ralph Clem Shirley Clemons Shelby Clowser Helen Combs Robert Connelly Berry Conard Shirley Cooley ' 5 - ' 1 X ' X 1. , X 'V .S , ' . 1 , ., X- .gf Q 'S X Q3 X , ' , as . .Q 13 , :Q 3 ' rs :V - 1 1 N ,. , f Q , V11 ,V 1 , as 9 ,, ,r,' ., A -V X C is 5 as .R X is , - 1 Six, 1 L Eff if f fftf' 9, fy , ' VX A 'r,. 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I SMQVSQP Shumaker Steven Snapp Helen Sonnet that WWW William Staples Stephen Starlipper Gary Strickler Thomas Sullivan Ronald Taylor , Ai.g Wfilliam Orndorff IUNIORS Larry Thayer Q, Richard Thayer Q 5 Y X X X N A Andrew Trnsman gg f i . ke. b. ,.,,, , . is 0 Dorothy Trrplett e 4 y , y . A eeee ,.': John Venskoskr --:- r . eeerh Q14 W I or Deborah Ward Marika Wfhiracre , ' ' - - W- . K, . ,L .-15,5 -- ,-gf- if 5 Gail Whrte re., f l . K . 5:2 L2 Lk kkVV,L rkyy ..,. ,Nm Warren Whittington Q Q? james Wilhelm X reerr r or 5 rA'r . l W rzhr I 9 m Phyllis Wilson W . Nofman Wine W 'lir 'yliye' iri + Eugene WiS6 ' eirl QI f 1 r c .r if j . fgfg, ,m',,y l V. r , Ql25,,f f'fg?p, ' L Fay Wolf rllii -wan: r--.r-f. - .- , ' .v -r - f f .4., my I - yf Jean Woods , ' Wi T L .W c ff Ai ' ,o,, j . . 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I W ,Y V' I Vf' V ' 'V VV V f I l V V f V'i!Vi, V ' Q W ' YZ M751 ' O VV , , ,il y I 1 V XV f '. . .V , V V,V:.V,y I ff? VKVOVVV V M U 'V VV V V 'V V'A 1 X 0 V64 VV li R ' 'Y V ', VV 7' lx V' N V 2,45 VV WV V V V V X U1 XV I .V ,V L' ' V VVVV V, ' I V Vw VV ' ' if V' ' V ', V 1 f h il 'R VL, X 2V V i R 'ff V V: V 11 V V' V V .V V V ' f ' V , 1 fn, amfg: f f V V if V' 1 ' V V ,V 'R V A ' ' Vf rxf V VVVV , V V ,V VV V,,VV,4'5V,,' V ' . -4 1321, H f ' 'I VV' 3 I V , V, Q, V1 V' V K V A Inga? 5772, wg!! i n V ,V 4 ,I W V jfli VV J V 5 VV I VV VV ,VV V727 f f V V V Q VV'V 1 A V 'V 1 V q Jr If - 1 V ' Row D Onezh .Pasty Melester, Qlen Michael, Jerry jy gjf I o9'dr'fb Q6-A Xgarolyn Rowe, R Russell, Morris, William Morrison, Elizabeth Neff, Patty i, Shir Q I l 5511 Q glgtte ,schulle Gam 1561- . . . . '11 ' f , . . Newlin, Doris Nipper, Selma Nuri. Row Two: u ,Olga b a ackleaf' d: Wow! e: Vlfilaryorie V J . ' . . Roberta O Neal, james Orndoff, Mary Lou Orn- eeriy terlimri S H A .V 1 v Leonard V ,, . y dorff, Mary Ordakowski, Neil Painter, Katherine Patterson, Faye Perry, Judith Perry. Row Three: Ruth Petrie, Glo ia Pingley, Fremont Place, William uanita Rose, y eynolds Row Four P Racey, Linden Rarney, Lane R , . : J ' Mgiljafl VW sornomonzs lb M M ly? WQQVVWWZ 78 VW r S 1 er Jimmy A51 a S 1 l :XY a Row A Six' Rosali 2Q1rrr111a1H0,,VlV,5lP1gV11l'l r ar, o treit, Tommy Srreit, Sue Srultz, X ce, Da 1d Walker, Ron Wa JJHQQVEV D afilvf ,gli , l 'ffm fffyyff' QW, tif? W an IWW W 9. mxxn- Q ,, , .1 D4 in t i W Wye 1 , all , K my if gi. , lx 6 my My MPM t hX . xi , it A'Q LX NP. wi Q3-3 P ,fsw KX ww- My V ,A fl 5 lm' fx? 1 Y SN' is it if t ll f1A- ks, ia i 'X Sixcilliwii Q 'wi . N gk Y Xxru-F 1 Y X f - 3 V ' , . , 'A QU, ... Q ' , ,L A as ' V 2 i 1 P4 . t Q - M K S . 'V - V, W- - 354 i' I ff ff . M , Q.. W , ws M 5 X .c .a x to I A P A 1fQQ l 2 tysia 5 ,, ,L it ,w ana Qi ' , A t if-fy '-LV Row One: Tommy Watt, Thomas Webber, Anne Whitacre, Betty Whitacte, jackie Whitacre. Row Two: Joanne Whitacre, Joyce Whitacre, Max Whit- acre, Teddy Whitlock, Edith Wilfong. Row Three: Randall Wilfong, Charles Williams, Patricia Williams, rw? Fil? Peggy Williams, Mertis Wills. Row Fam: Allen 'final 2, Willey, Philip Wingfild, Barbara Woore, Lynn Wy- X 6 'i mer, Barbara Yost. Row Five: Wayne Zigler, Kay 955' A Muse. ' W' Ng, ' SOPHOMORES P i 4 X ,el , . . ,I x-J N , H y ff' ff SW 'KCC nw x D ' V X I 1 x A I K :J CJ V 'Z Nj' I, wil I 79 Ready to carry off the ribbom. ,,,..,-ww4W Watch the fingerffn X Play something, CLASS OF 'bl Flower-Pink Carnation Colorf-White and Blue OFFICERS Standing, Left to Right: Larry Shewbridge, Tfeafzzren Martha Teets, Vice-Prefidemf, Philip LaFo11ette, Preficienx Carol Day, Reporzerj Carol Wilkens, Secretary. 81 Teets, Betty Hodgson. Rqify, Lefy- io Right. flljhann, Pageant, Mona Chilcott, Linda Plum- .gmei, ,ZQ'N4Q,Ef'igaggxma, Mamie 5jDavis, Betty Lou Dillow, Joyg:e,',Brarinbn, Judy Wilson, Barbara ,fCa1npl:lell,j'i Linda!Grinies,lwCathalrine Altman, Pauletta Bar- rtettf ,RO'llfrlf i' Sandy Hausenflauck, Frances Mc- J-Grearlijf Wandar'l'SHutz, Gloria Melester, Margaret Loy, Mabel ,Sineglinda Brumback, Ruth McDonald, Betty 'Win,+,1greldQj-,.Christine Podleschny, Louanna Muse, Lelah ,Pingleyf Arny Shiley, Ruth Braithwaite, Rodale Steel. 7 Row: Joan McKinney, Catharine Butler, Loretta o Dfovell, Carol Owens, Anna Ritchie, Florence Barr, Mildred Armstrong, Carolyn Beam, Faye Agdams, Ellen Miller, K ,XX - f- .YQ X V R :J Q' Q. R X XE. X . . gm: Linda Williams, Carol Lupton, Penny Reid, Barbara Madigan, JoAnn Spaid. Fourth Row: Barbara Kerns, Barbara Keckley, Sharon Hulver, Freddie Keller, Geral- dine Basoce, Mary Clark, Cora Sue Wolfe, Jean Winans, Patsy Walker, May Beck, Warnetia Starnes, Jo Ann Boyce, Marquerite Connelly. Fifth Row: Phyllis Light, Shirley Davis, Betty Bordwine, Christine Boarman, Norma Patter- son, Shirley McFarland, Shirley Russell, Ada DeHaven, Eunice Funk, Juanita Hicks, Linda Kerns, Barbara Kerns. Sixth Row: Patricia Clark, Dianne Jenkins, Marqurite Carter, Barbara Martin, Kay Kipps, Joyce Baker, Peggy Sager, Carol Lockhart, Mary McFarland, Sharon Atmel, Arlene Moreland, Carolyn Largeant. A ssnmzn . xt: , Fin! Row, Left to Right: Robert Lineweaver, Willis Bel- ford, Donald Ewing, Ronnie Adams, Ronald Steele, Paul Anderson, Lewis Dillinger, Dallas Hartley, Robert John- son, Donald Largent. Gary Sale. Second Row: Richard Miller, Gary Grim, Larry Renner, David Elder, Mike Perry, Roy Bly, Robert Miller, Mike Keesling, Lando Reynolds. Third Row: Mikey Artrip, Thomas Rowe, Neil- Painter, Jerry Parker, Fred Drummond, William 4' Hefler, Charles Shifflet, James Lawyer, Timothy Watach, Danna Stotler, Eugene Lee. Fourth Row: Joseph Mc- Donald, Allen Wolford, Clifton Lewis, Robert Carter, Richard Berryhill, Daniel Russell, Donald Unger, John Shepherd, Richard Hibbard, Julian Bragg, Fred Wilson. Row Five: Earl Proffitt, Roland Kelchner, Phillip La- follette, Louis Wisecarver, Kermit Ratchford, Milton Driver, David Molden, Robert Sullivan, Louis Duckworth. 82 f 7-qnnvq Fu DW? ,nu-a-1 KV' Firrt Row, Left to Right: S. Haun, M. Heishman, S. Clemens, M. Brewer, S. Evans, C. Cash, J. Hewitt, J. Eishback, V. Shiley, R. Kitchen, S. Tewault. Second Razr: C. Clowser, B. Purtlebaugh, P. Baker, P. Renner, J. Turner, M. DeHaven, L. Williams, C. Kerns, L. White, B. Sperry, B. Fahnestock, N. Miller. Third Row: C. Day, S. Baggerly, S. Clayton, A. Boggs. H. Bly, D. Miller, J. Zirk, P. Newcome, B. Sullivan, H. Poclleschney, D. McKee, M. Snanp. Fourth Row: S. Parker, J. Sirhaugh, M. Boone, W. Tobin, A. Dorton, K. Bailey, E. Rose, J. Conner, N. Shifflet, N. Keeler, M. Keeler, K. Hausen- flauclc. Fifzh Row: N. Carpet, B. Ash, M. Riclings, R. Dlwer, N. Larrick, B. Heishman, G. Rosenberger, F. Funk, C. Rose, K. Russell, K. Kline, J. Ruckman, B. Hartley. Sixth Row: S. Bayliss, G. West, J. Heishman, B. Roetruck, H. Easter, C. Clevenger, D. Carter, V. Barnes, B. Campbell, J. Putman, S. Herbaugh, V. Beatty, N. Braithwaite, A. Shanholtz. FRESHMEN First Row, Left to Right: L. Clowser, T. Ritter, J. McElwee, F. Ritter, L. Smallwoocl, J. Bowers, D. Legge, J. DuBrueller, R. Coffee, E. Whaley, G.'Sager. Second Row: R. DeHayen, L. Barton, W. Racey, P. Newlin, K. Borror, H. Adams, L. Haun, G. Croserr, W. Crosen, 1. Luttrill, G. Glaze. Third Row: W. Baker, G. Miller, 83 C. Mauzy, L. Newlin, D. Butler, D. Miller, R. Elliot D. Gardner, M. Sancly, O. Smith, D. Kenny, R. Wright Fourth Row: J. Feathers, C. Triplett, B. Ellis, L. Strow- bridge, R. Belford, C. Breeden, G. Smith, R. Haun, G Stickles, R. Hummer, K. Lineberg, D. Shifflert. 1 SPECIAL FEATURES Mr. Manuel instructs Rodney Owings, a student in the driver education program. STUDENT DRIVER TRAINING Keeping pace with modern education, James Wood High is noted for its driver education program which is under the direction of Archie Manuel. Students are given a thorough background and complete training in the theory and practice of driving. This course is aimed at producing better trained and therefore safer drivers in our state. 84 SPECIAL FEATURES IN CLASS AT HOME Mary Barnsley, who was unable to attend school the first semester of this year due to injuries suffered in a car wreck, is shown above attending class from her wheel chair. This was made possible through the local telephone company, which installed a special communication system between Maryls home and her classrooms at james Wood. This system, one of the few in operation for such purposes, enabled Mary to hear and participate in all class discussions and assignments. Using this unique system, Mary maintained a high average in all of her required subjects, a tribute to her courage, her parents' faith, and the school. 85 ,-. 5 -:wb First Row, Left to Right: Doris Greathouse, Ann Racey, Judy Lupton, Dorothy Feltner, Betty Slonaker, Charlotte Leight, Luella Dellinger, Patricia Mauzy, Carol Lake, Betsy Phelps, Myrna Smith Jean Boswell, Sandra Burcham. Sec- ond Row: Sue Anderson, Linda Kerns, Wanda Lee Barney, Loretta Eaton, Deborah Luttrell, Carolyn Towers, Darlene Kohne, Jane Starnes, Louise Heitt, Dolores McDaniel, Ruth Headley, Carolyn Godlove, Barbara Jones, Jean Lowery. Third Row: Mary Shifflett, Barbara Le Master, Mitzie McClanahan, Dana Bursey, Jean DeHaven, Jo Ann Bursey, Joy Donald, Ursula Bowen. Lorraine Mogle, Pa- tricia Clem, Bonnie Boyer, Carol Kline, Brenda Gaines, Mary Richard. Fourth Row: Belva DeHaven, Doris Jones, Joan Earl, Courtney Richard, Frances Edmundson, Beverley Miller, Thelma Lowery, Brenda Heishman, Francis Simpson, Sandra Thompson, Maxine Dyke, Sandra Wills. Fifth Row: Carol Cowger, Mary Alt, Gordanna Fletcher, Judith DeHaven, Gloria Smoke, Charlotte Butler Nancy Poole, Judy Abrel, Geraldine Peele Shelia Coe, Darlene Lawyer. Sixth Row: Patricia Linaburg, Kay Jones, Pauline Ritter. Shirley Ritter, Frances Orndorff, Elenoer Walker. EIGH TH GRADE 3 A. 3. Firxr Row, Left to Right: Charles Luttrell, Franklin Clem, Eugene Dyke, James Michael, William Whitlock, Frank Whitacre, Robert Haun, Roy Borror, Ronald Keiter, James Smith, Gary Parker, Larry Parkenson, Roger Snapp. Second Row: Marshall Shiley, Roger Lamp. Lewis Mc- Farland, Ronald Dye, Kenneth Lineburg, Thomas Dolan, Charles McElwee, James Shelly, Lester Foster, Marvin Griffith, William Sonnet. Third Row: Elwood Keller, Edward Orndoff, Wilbur McKee, Paul Jones, James Law- yer, Walter Solomon, Douglas Sanders, Jerry Bennett, Earl Sager, Roger Adams, John Omps, Thomas Yancey. Fourth Row: Larry Adams, Richard Swartz, Joseph Bay- liss, Thomas Flagel, Kenneth Marshall, Randolph Bryson, Robert Dove, Larry Presgraves, Robert Webber, Weldon Smith, Thomas Crabill. Fifth Row: Noble Unger, Joe Hepler, Edward Shiley, Maurice Burleson, Charles Duvall, William Shiley. Sixth Tisinger, James Whip, Owen Campbell, Julin Marple, Row: Wayne Fanning, Gary David Dolan, William Herrell, Thomas Lavins, Phillip Dellinger, Charles Sledge, Wayne Price, Fred Welsh, David Spicer, Kenny Webb, Harold Ruckman. 86 First Row, Left to Right: Barbara Komsa, Joyce Muse, Sharon Shumate, Margaret Funkhouser, Jacqueline Fauvet, Barbara Haymaker, Carol Dellinger, Pauline Adams, Nancy Lewis, Doris McDaniel, Ellen Miller, Phyllis Breeden, Joan Files. Second Row: Loretta Wilkins, Rachel Rey- nolds, Carolyn Kerns, Phyllis Orndorff, Nancy Carter, Joyce Solomon, Evelyn Mason, Mary Lawyer, Dorothy Haines, Shelva Miller, Dana Smith, Doris Michael. Third Row: Phyllis Willis, Joyce Bercharn, Martha Pomeroy. Darlene Nestlerodt, Carol Luttrell, Sandra Boyce, Mary 5, '45 Ridings, Peggy Dinges. Joyce DeHaven, Sandra Boles, Mary Neff. Fourth Row: Anna Purtlebaugh, Patricia Lee, Kay Coffelt, Priscilla Lee, Barbara Baylis, Barbara Wareham, Phyllis Brown, Joyce McKee, Wanda Collum, Norma Duncan, Nancy Sandy, Shirley Brown. Fifth ROW? Patsy Pitcock, Helen Lamp, Marilyn Gentry, Marlyn Gen- try, Dorothy Del-Iaven, Beverley Shade, Linda Ellyett, Rena Peacemaker, Patricia Horworth, Virginia Neff. Sixth Row: Patricia Hoover, Marcella Cooley, Dorothy Foster, Margaret Shade, Cynthia Hare, Marie Shade. EIGHT!-I GRADE Firrt Row, Left to Right: Robert Carter, Gary Cain, James Kline, Larry Gregory, Kermit Weddell, Robert Williams, Robert Belford, Ronald Place, Franklin Clem, Kenny Thrift, Louis Eye. Second Row: Carlin Rodgers, James Williams, Roger Whitlock, James Bayliss, Eugene Newlin, Thomas Sheetz, Richard Fishel, Granville Kerns, May- nard Grove, Marion Zirk, Wayne Whittacre. Third Row: Roger Del-Iaven, Edsel Burcham, David Braithwaite, Edwin Place, Phillip Free, Merril Housenfluck, John Madagon, George Pully, Thomas Ritinour, Clayton Hartley, Hershell 87 Kelly. Fourth Row: Charles Greene, William Butler, Ray Shifflett, John Kirby, Edsel Burcham, Carl Hovermale, William Slater, Curtis McElwee, Russel Feeley. Fifth Row: Roger Adams, Leon Stro- snider, Lynn Settle, Robert Pitcock, Storm See, James See, Douglas Larrick, Russell Wilkins, Merrill Purtlebaugh, Robert Fletcher, Donald Spence, Jerry O'Neal. Sixth Row: Charles Harold, Glen Smith, James Wilkins, Wayne Reed, Wi'lliam Michael, Gary Wallace, Marshall Snapp, William Reynolds, Stuart Reedy, Ralph Pingley. Barr, James Cooley, Paul va 05 ani Miss Connie Ann D6HdUe7Z wax cboxen Apple Blossom Princexs of 1957. Any Mail? ACTIVITIES 88 Front Roux Left to Right: Barbara Crosen, Betty Williams, Patricia Whetzel, Mary Clark, Helen Boyce, Linda Amtour, Sherry Ensoya, Sue Ann Donald, Judy Clay- comb, Judy Phelps. Second Row: Joan Keltchener, Louise Grapes, Bunny Braithwaite, Judy Whitacre, Margaret Poole, Mildred Frye, Noami Wilhelm, Bonnie Jo Combs, Linda Felrner, Mary Grayson. Third Row: Lorene Smith, Barbara Robinson, Lillian Carter, Carol Bayliss, Linda DeHaven, Barbara Flight, Ola Marple, Edna O'dell, Sandra Willingham, Beverly Clark, Sharon Cain. Fourth Row: Joan Pennington, Judy Whetzel, Joyce Robison, Patsy Spence, Faye Seal, Barbara Hawkins, Linda Lockhart, Carol Ballenger, Judy Davision, Judy Grove. SEVENTH GRADE l ,......,, 5 ,, ,,.- L .,,, , 3 Front Row, Left to Right: James Claycomb, Eddie Guth- ridge, Buddy Hoover, Frankie Brewer, Jay Hepner, Ray McKee, Jack Brown, Donald Strosnider. Second Row: Charles Edmonds, Larry Welsh, Samuel Triplet, Jimmy Anderson, Claude Mason, Robert Smith, Allen Linaburg, 89 Philip Adams, Mr. Douglas Nesmith. Third Row: Billy Likens, Robert Adams, Bural Williams, Kenneth Wilson, Ronnie Kerns, Charles Brewer, Richard Snapp, James McDonald. Fourth Row: Jackie Wilfong, Wilson Braith- waite, Billy Cook, Charles Snapp, John Russell. Cake, anyone? ,Q z '56, ff Arm? they cute? If'J all done with needlex! 90 ACTIVITIES Q1 6 ii ' Qamw K QV' mf zgkl yf W 'M M HM Q QQ 5,-Ew v , nm, X! , Q I X 9' XXV P qs. X xg x N W X , 3 Et tu Brzzlei' is the Word in Mrs. Rewis' Latin classes. Besides studying grammar, her students also learn many facets of early Roman life. E LANGUAGES r'-'fs Q XL Q, f n ft I K Q tux Mrs. Hovermale is noted for her vigorous senior english courses. Her spanish students also have an insight into the lives of many spanish-speaking peoples. 92 ..l L- Students hear lecture on chemical apparatus and use of balr1C6- SCIENCE Biology students have access to latest demonstrative equipment. 93 The science department has two dis- tinct aims in its program of instruc- tion. First, it widens the basis of sci- entific information in the pupil. Sec- ond, it seeks to find students who are definitely interested in science as a career, or to interest some students in its many opportunities. For the first group, courses in gen- eral science are offered in the eighth and ninth grade as an introduction to biology, chemistry and physics. These courses offer both foundation for con- tinued study in advanced schools and colleges as well as information needed in life occupations. W l f f Increasing interest in mathe- matics and emphasis on its place in our scientific age are making this subject more important than ever before. The math curriculum at James Wood includes general math, first and second year algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. Above, Mrs. Mildred Saunders instructs class in algebra. At right, Miss Jane Cather and eighth grade math class. 94 MATHEMATICS ' If Dill I, 5258 Kd Q o 9 tv 4- ' JA-3 5 if -tt 2 We are trying to develop good citizens through the study of history. At james Wood, American history is studied in grades eight and eleven and government in the twelfth grade. Since a good back- ground is essential, a course in world history is offered in the tenth grade and vocational civics is a ninth grade elective. HISTORY By using maps, as well as films, filmstrips, slides, and records we try to broaden the students' concepts. Our aim is to help build a better democracy through an increasing knowledge of history. 95 www.. H, g, 4 new Mr Davis instructs high school vo. ag. students. vocATloNAL AGRICULTURE Vocational Agriculture at james Wood provides instruc- tion for three groups of individuals, namely: the All-Day group, the Young Farmer group, and the Adult Farmer group. The one hundred and forty-three students enrolled in the All-Day group receive training through classroom study and home farm projects. The Young Farmer group now includes twenty young men who have either graduated or left school and are now farming. They meet once each month to discuss problems they encounter as they advance in farm ownership. The Adult Farmer program is in the form of a ten week course of two nights per week on farm machinery main- tenance and other topics which present problems to the adult farmer. Since james Wood lies in a rural area, the Vocational Agriculture program is one of the best and largest in the school. Miss Watson's class practices table-setting. HOME ECONOMICS Homemaking education at james Wood prepares individuals for effective home living now and in the future. It aids them in solving personal and family living problems of importance to them. Classes are offered to ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade students. Each grade levelghas unitsiciii atleast four of these areas: family relations, wise buying and spendi.tig,housinglffoodsg'-child care, home care of the sick, and clothing. 4 i e , rt, 'gfxf' Wbat'J for lunch, girly? It all comes out in the wash 97 Girls' clas s learns has lcetball plays, p OSIUOIIS. '51,- ,g3.f5' 1 4' vu, -,qw . ,U , 1 m PHvslcAL zvuculon X fl classroom and gymna arnwork, f alternate I, E develop te Through a program 0 tivities, the physical education depargm,e45If,seol3s go . . . , . pf? ff' 7 iw? balance oise and co-ordinati H' .the afudent. , 7 ,, , , ,f is 5 I v lyff Xnfff' I I I fx JI! l ., r , ,pw Mg,f , V5 4 'J' x ,mi wwf - ,. 'W' ,, if filfff 7 ., if'-9'Vf,L, ,iz fi lf' .M V' ,L-iff ll if ff-we au A L in if , M ff 577 wif f iQf f,f l7., '!Ji1 -W if f flffff' f nr. ,dflyyh LIZ! ,Aff I Mya! I wif of Vw -44M fff ffl! 'WJ 97 ' H ya, X41 1 lf7,U,4 I Q?y,,4J Din!!! .avi ,f fvj, 4 f A Vyrjjv I ljfkf MA X Xi. fl 1 , if ff, A f. if I ' fi 1 ' fi-J' 47' 'nil' ,fv fe Q1 'ffl ,pw X L f if ,J f A 51 ff ,, ,fn M U7 !4f 1iZ,'l MRS. S YLVIA ARME MR. JAMES C 98 ASEY Mr. Manuel instruc ts boys' phys. ed, 1453, This training is accom- plished by means of the following courses: tenth grade-general business and typing Ig eleventh grade-typing II, short- hand I, and! or bookkeep- ingg twelfth gtade-dicta- tion and transcription and vocational office training. The department consists of four classrooms with five teachers. During the current term, there were 320 students enrolled in the department. At right, Mrs. Kave explains a prob- lem to general business students. BUSINESS TRAINING Bunk 99 The business education department trains students in a skill that will provide immediate employment upon graduation and offers to others certain courses that are not necessarily of a skill nature, but which will provide valuable in- formation to assist them in other fields. At left, Mr. Ware instructs typing stu- dents. 7 il, Q.ff-5194 V' f ' ft ,' ,ju -,K ,? .f ggi, Ziyi ,flag 5-3 . ff 1' ,'if'Lf?' , , ,, , Aff! ' ,e ,f psf ,fif ' .. 4 P1 'pf ll ' 2125, 749, l fi gif' 5. ki . p WO' Quiet, artfflf 4 Mrs. Schrader conducts class in clay modeling. The art courses at james W7ood are designed to develop the students' creative power and give him an understanding of the factors which make for beauty in daily life. The students work with oil paint, char- coal, colored chalk, watercolor, ink, pencil and tempera. Clay and paper sculpture, linoleum block printing is also done. ART ,., VOCATIONAI. OFFICE TRAINING Vocational office training, which is part of the Business Educa- tion department, is the final step in the business majorls program of studies. This program provides practical on-the-job training to those who have shown a desire for such, and whose school records are above average in business skills. The students are permitted during their senior year to attend classes at the school in the morning, including a class in Office Train- ing, and to work in an office in the community in the afternoon. As a result of this office experience the students are able to do actual Work learning how to meet people, how to operate various office machines, how to dress properly for the office, how to get along with others in the office, how to file and keep records, and all other phases of office procedures. At present sixteen students are enrolled in office training who are working in thirteen various offices in the community. IO1 A44 X I D. E. students learn interview methods for job applicants. Q Go to almost any Winchester store and you will probably find a James Wood D. E. student. Through this program, students who do not plan to go to college after graduation learn salesmanship and business methods both in the class- room and on the job. Students are required to work an average of 540 hours a year for each of two years in the course. From the Distributive Education program, students have a wonderful opportunity to gain ideas on grooming, speech, and the correct way to apply for a job. Students can also learn about stock keeping, merchandising, and advertising. 102 .,......- ....... E W -I E U c 1' 1 m rn U c n D 1' O z I i 1 I i MR. JAMES BIDDLE Distributive Education Co-ordinator. arts is an exploratory course of study. Through a general shop course the student is acquainted with some of the many areas of employment found in dif- ferent trades and industries. Mr. Givenr Jbows off hir Jtndentf' projects. Studentr hear explanation of tractor mecbandcr. A project ix in the making. VOCATIONAL ARTS The purpose of industrial arts is to stimulate the students' interest in further study to become skilled Workers. This is achieved through the use of basic hand tools, machines and instruments. 5' Left to Right: Charlette Alder, lst place dress, Lorraine Bond, Znd place beauty, Carol Zimmerman, 1956 Beauty Queen, Janice Brumback, l957 Beauty Contest Winner, Angelia Greene, 3rd place beauty: Patsy Wolfe, 2nd place dress, and Peggy McCarty, 3rd place dress. BETA BEAUTY CONTEST ON FRIDAY NIGHT, November 22, amid vari-colored lights and soft music, the annual Beta Club Beauty Contest was presented before a full auditorium. This yearls pro- gram was particularly interesting, because there was an added attraction of a talent contest. .KVM Long Live the Queen! 104 The judges were Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ruther- ford, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Wise- carver, all from Clarke County. They chose Janice Brum- back as the 1957 Miss james Wood and she was crowned by the 1956 beauty, Carol Zimmerman, The other winners were: second place beauty, Lorraine Bond, third place beauty, Angela Greene, first place gown, Charlotte Alder, second place gown, Patsy Wolfe, third place gown, Peggy McCarty. The talent winners were ' af Vawaifsg ! JUNE PUTNAM Talent Wilmer chosen by the applause of the audience and were june Putnam, tap dance, fifSf Place and Faye Denson, vocal solo, second place. J-5 f DR df , ff N W X -' 5' iw x N W X P. x X I X XEARA 'N ' f f L Q43 N x ! 1 X f X f N aJ kv M w W X74 1 4' N L, IIZATIO IN GOOD GOVERNMENT THERE IS DIKLNUI THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The primary aim of the S.G.A. at James Wood is to develope the kind of students who are worthy citizens of the school, community, and world in which we live. S.G.A. means student participation, not stu- dent self-government, for all powers are delegated. It is a service organization to provide activities for the general welfare of the student body. Among the activities are two get-acquainted parties in the fall that always draw large crowds of students to dance, enjoy refreshments, and form many new friendships besides becoming acquainted with the S.G.A. officers. The S.G.A. is an integral part of the school program because it strives to obtain a wholesome school environment where students and faculty co-operate and share responsibilities. The yearly awards for homeroom Christmas door deco- rations and the many educational assemblies are ad- ditions to the school. The S.G.A. at James Wood has been used as a model for other school S.G.A. systems and is very successful in all its activities. Every James Wood student becomes a member upon registration and the S.G.A. officers are elected by the student body as the leaders of the school. Through these leaders -the S.G.A. improves the school atmosphere. THE HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council of the S.G.A. consists of a five classes. They hear all charges against individual chairman and one representative from each of the students and recommend penalties to the principal. THE MONITOR COMMISSION Monitors are appointed by the S.G.A. to carry maintain order in the halls and the cafeteria. out all rules and regilations of the council, and to MONITOR COMMISSION Sealed, Left to Right: joan P h C 1 1 ug , aro Day, Mr. York, Neil Miller, Mrs. Hoagland, Sandra Baggeflys Abby Miller, Barbara Woore. Standing: Patsy Oates Robert Ramey Bobby Aylor Laffy Hockman, Billy Hartley, Freddie Grim, Phillip LaEollette, Dorothy Triplett, Patsy Parker, and Erma Fox. 106 l STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, Left to Right: Patsy Wolfe, Mickey Baughman, Carol Campbell, Dickie Goode, Ellen Eschell, Tommy Duvall, Wendell Dick. Row Two: Mr. York, Russell McDonald, C. C. Bauser- man, Donnie Henshaw, Larry Hoclcman, Donnie Ambrose, Joanna Glover, Mrs. Hoagland. HONOR COURT Seated, Left to Right: Allen Willey, Elsie DeHaven, Wendell Dick, Chairman, Carol Day Standing: Gary Strickler, Mr. York, Advisor. 107 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA . . fi S,,S,,S, Kneeling: T. Woods, C. Symons, R. Potts, J. Pugh, P. White, B DeHaven, E. DeHaven,, P. Oates. First Row, Left t0 Right R. Whitlock, Sponrorf M. Welzel, J. Pangle, A. Dellinger, I Combs, T. Haines, S. Mason, S. Edmonds, M. Jobe, K. Patter- son, B. Shackelford, 1. Hartley, S. Moulden, A. Anderson, J Hulver. Second Row: N. Davis, C. Robinson, P. Wolford, M. Sirbaugh, J. Beau, P. Franklin, W. DeHaven, J. Fox, M. Plummer P. Boyer, R. Haines, M. Wills. H. Cowger, J. Wlhitacre, G Pingley, M. Bowers. Third Row: S. Petrie, N. Cole, P. Mc- Carty, M. Rogers. Fr'-Denson, IJWBfa,llowe. B. Kettlewell. P. Lowery, S. Orndorftf-,MQ jLash,A?,f-fNl'il'ler, H. Sylvius, I.. Graw, . ty -f '- 'lfi1lf4l, '5 QK - rj: fM'U 9 I . . , K . , sx 1 f ly .7 .. , 'ij 3 1 V.,-' f l 1 ant-'jx 6 ,. , ,ff P dv ' ,f-3 fl! J mf! A ,f .z ,l' ,iff N Uyfiiyy liffl Wfwffj K' IJ H4-gif'l A I X '4 HGH' 1 I ni P. Parker, P. Brannon, J. Glover, M. Rickard. Fourth Row: M. Clark, P. Anderson, P. DeHaven, S. Crosen, S. Stultz, J. Dicks, J. Burcham, B. Kump, M. Ordakowski, S. Braithwaite, B. Hott, S. Clemons, C. Schuller, K. Armstrong, P. Russell, A. O'I.eary. Fifth Row: S. Knighting, R. Kline, B. Dolphin, B. Mclntire, B. Hammock, J. Barton, G. Lee, M. White, C. Cad- wallader, B. Shackelford, A. Kline, S. Clowser, G. VVhite, P. Cooper, P. Fletcher, G. Miller, D. Glover. Sixth Row: P. Schmitz, P. Hire, F. Perry, J. Perry, J. Dodson, M. Mcllwee, A. Anderson, G. Poole, I. Nuri. GOING SOMEWHERE AND DOING SOME- THING - That's the James Wood F.B.L.A. Under the leadership of Mrs. Whitlock and prominent business people of the community, the club has de- veloped this year into one of the largest organiza- tions in James Wood. It is open to students taking a business course and strives to build qualities essential to good busi- ness.. Besides sponsoring a dance and several skating parties, the club this year sold James Wood Pins Besides giving the school initials, the pins H180 showed the date of the wearer's graduation. Sitting: Patsy Oates, Secratarw Elsie DeHaven, lst Vice-President, Phoebe White, Preiidwlf' Joan Pugh, 2nd Vice-Prerident. Standing. Betty DeHaven, Trearnrery Connie SymoI1S, Re porterg Mrs. Whitlock, Sponsor, Not Slmwtl- Thelma Woods. Parlinmentm:ian.:,Ruth..iMxn Potts. Historian. sin cruz Kneeling: Carol Campbell, Sharon Omps, Evelyn McCray, Mary Jo Clark. Seated: Phoebe White, Patsy Oates, Ellen Eschell, Mickey Baughman. First Row, Left to Right: Margine Sir- baugh, Patricia Wolford, Joan Pugh, Clara Petrie, Ellen Riley, Barbara Dolphin, Pat Fletcher, Nancy Davis, Geraldine Lee, Sue B IS FOR BEST - in the james Wood Beta Club. The club is a part of the national honorary society for students who maintain an average of B or above during their junior and senior high school years. Every year the school looks forward to the Beta Club Beauty Contest, which is held as a fund-rasing project by the chapter. This year the honors for Petrie, Brunhild Kendziorra, Phyllis Brannon. Second Row Ronald Taylor, Shirley Crosen, Dickie Goode, Glen Frye, Don nie Henshaw, George Poole, Bobby Aylor, Ruth Ann Potts Wendell Dick, John Carney. first place went to Miss Janice Brumback. Many of the members attended the State Con- vention, Which was held this year in Roanoke, Vir- ginia. S ' n . The James Wood Beta Club is a small but select group of students and membership can be considered both an honor and an achievement. First Row, Left to Right: Phoebe White, Patsy Oates, Ellen Eschell, Mickey Baughman. Second Row: Mrs. Elsie Hovermale, Sue Petrie, Donnie Henshaw. 'L-f ' ,f-'Mf ' i ,, ' fl 551-10 1 , Q . 'T l' - First Row, Left to Right: Douglas Brown, Billy Owens, Billy Grim, Danny McDonald, Donnie Henshaw, Gor- man Turner, Waldon Kerns, Lewis Omps, Gerald Smith, Rhodes Marston. Second Row: Arlen Burcham, David Donald, Roy McDonald, Fremont Place, Jack Colvin, Lynn Wymer, Glenn Frye, Ernest Adams, jack Whitacre. T hird Row: James Keeler, Jerry Morris, Douglas Hartley, James Orndorff, Freddy Grim, Robert Boyce, James Boyd, Billy Davis, Roger Rickard, Donald Whitacre. Fourth Row: john Catlett, Douglas Anderson, Jennings Lichliter, Theodore Dovel, Robert Davis, Charles Williams, Linden Lewis, Glenn Russell, Silas Shifflett. Fifth Row: julian Dr rsey, junior Russell, john Dorsey, Neil Miller, Tommy Mcfiernan, Mr. Givens. FUTURE FARMERS A c ffl -so 5 4, 6,1 U W OF AMERICA Firrl Row, Left to Right: Julian Bragg, Bernard Hahn, William Heflin, Donald Shifflett, Wilson Racey, Willis Belford, Gary Henshaw, Richard Berryhill, David Moulden, Lansing Hoover, Robert Knutson. Second Row: Cecil Renner, Robert Belford, Herbert Holli- day, Brady Ellis, Fred Drummond, Junior Feathers, jerry Parker, Eldridge Pugh, Earl Proffitt, James Lantz. Third Row: Bobby Wymer, John Shepard, Tim Watach 1 Samuel Herbaugh, Sam Hepner, Daniel Russell, Mickey Artrip, Donald Kenney, Gary Stickler, Leonard Small- wood, Conrad DeHaven. Fourth Row: Dickey Sandy, William Baker, James Berryman, Donald Mclntire, Frankie DeHaven, Brondell Locke, Billy Cooley, Billy Staples, Jack Shiley, William F. Orndoff, Bobby Hummer, Mr. H. M. Davis. 110 , 7, , rw l if 9 l sf S.. is f Firrt Row: Donnie Lingo, Harold Adams, Wayne Crosen, Monroe Heishman, David Miller, Darel Kump, Billy Morrison, Douglas Gardner. Serond Rout Douglas Legg, LeRoy LeMarr, Ronald Green, Harry Richard, Roger Rosenberger, Ronald Grove, Kieth Borrer. Third Rouf: Charles Tripplett, Lenord Sloanaker, john -R 1- 4' 'Gr . 'EVM 114m-2:5 g ,ue 59 -RQQ. X J t S t an or ,. I.-M NY. .3 Q, SG? Racey, John Venskoske, C. C. Bauserrnan, Bradley Pugh, Charles Wilfong, Linden Ramey. Fourth Row: Thomas Watt, Dennis Lee, Larry Golliday, Roland Fletcher, Roy Clem, Andrew Tinsman. Fifth Row: Larry Newlin, Edward Butler, Lee Hahn, Connie Mauzy, Roger DeHaven, Mr. Gorden, Douglas Braithwaite. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F. F. A. OFFICERS Left 10 Right: jack Shiley, Secretafyf C. C. Bauserman, Reporterg Lewis Omps, Executive Committeeg Waldon Kerns, President, Billy Grim, Vice-Pre.rident,' Tommy Watt, Sentinelg Donnie Henshaw, Secremryg Mr. Givens, Advixor. 111 ACTIVITIES The be J! present: Is it heavy? 112 LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Mrs. Brumback, Sponrorg Eugene ,3Kern, Pat DeHaven, Robert Connelly, Milford Alt. ,ff Standing: Roger Lamp, Robert Boyce, Shirley Edmonds, Mertis Wills, Janet Ruckman, Diane 'Q Bursey, Patty Newlin, Susan Clemons, Charlbtte Schuller, Norma Patterson. Not Shown: Shirley 11-gg Clark. M tfQ,-f't i,' fi. 7 Q 4JQf X ,,A' .Lp 24 vb' jiwflw B, Q Liz- , i .aff 1 1' .4 A 4' ' Y' Tljm' i J A ,J iff' ' XV, 'Q' 1,4 X I H' -- The purpose of the Library Club is to help create a quiet, peaceful and restful environment for the students and teachers who use the Library for browsing, study and research. We think of books as our friends and try to honor and respect each one. Some activities of the club are: the members become familiar with the books by shelving according to fiction and non-fiction, which includes the Dewey Decimal Classification, passes are checked for accuracy, the Periodical room is kept in order for ready reference, and club members assist with the circulation of books. Eugene Kerns, Secretrzryf Pat DeHaven, Presnienzg Robert Connelly, Vice-Preridenty Milford Alt, Trerzrwrer. Second Row, Left to Right: Shirley Clark, Reporterg Shirley Edmonds, .S'ergerznl-nt- Army Mertis Wills, Przrlidfrnentariany Mrs. Brum- back, Sponror. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERIC KM, F5 F5 ff ff HUMEMA 2,6 QRE KEQS x AMERICA Fin! Row, Lefz lo Right: Velma McCarty, Brunhild Kendziorra, Shirley Cooley, Jane Boyce, Pat Fletcher, Mary Lou Owings, Nancy Davis, Shirley Moulden, Elsie DeHaven, Betty DeHaven, Jean Fox, Betty Mauck, Charlotte Pitcock, Peggy Williams, Edith Wilfong, Mary Welzel, Elanore Mason, Georgianna Zirk. Second Row: Phyllis Luttrell, Alice Dellinger, Cornelia Cad- walder, Ethel Lewis, Betty Willis, Gloria Pingley, Mary Jobe, Joanna Glover, Jeanie McFarland, Janet Hulver, Georgia Pit- cock, Kathleen Crosen, Mary Rickard, Nancy Cole, Shirley Barithwaite, Betty Hott, Bertha Kettlewell, Mary Jo Rogers, Faye Denson. Third Row: Judy Blye, Pat Hite, Helen Lowery, Myrna White, Brenda Shackelford, Barbara Dodson, Joyce Whit- acre, Kay Carpenter, Joanne DeHaven, Selma Nuri, Mary Ash- wood, Shirley Keeler, Phyllis Kerns, Paulette Kenny, Betty Kurnp, Peggy Shephard, Fay Wolfe, Gay Anne Miller, Marcia Bowers, Carolyn Robinson. Fourzh Row: Peggy McCarty, Sharon Omps, Esther Carpet, Judy Moulden, Peggy O'Dell, Flora Carson, Audrey Driver, Golda Pence, Rosella Pingley, Mary Lou Orn- .. ' -. 'J , . , ar .1 4 doff, Lucy Golightly, Margie Malone, Wanda DeHaven, Jean- ette Harley, Peggy Franklin, Sue Petrie, Evelyn McCray, Shirley Knightning, Mary Plummer, Carolyn Shaffer, Shirley Orndoff. Fifth Row: Wanda Kerns, Juanita Clark, Virginia Hummer, Phyllis Brannon, Patsy Wolfe, Dorothy Atmel, Margel Welch, Rita Lintz, Barbara Kremer, Vada Nesmith, Shirley Clemons, Ellen Fisher, Mary Ordaskowski, Ellen Shull, Joan Ballowe, Jo Ann Dellinger, Shirley Crosen, Geraldine Lee, Audrey Ander- son, Phyllis Eaton, Shirley Hummer. Sixth Row: Katherine Russell, Mary Shumaker, Phyllis Wilson, Ardella Baker, Violet Goode, Connie Symons, Marie Spitler, Lorraine Bond, Janice Brumback, Bonnie Mclntire, Barbara Dolphin, Sarah Johnson, Patsy Oates, Betty Fauver, Pat Wolford, Juanita Rose, Margine Sirbaugh, Phoebe White. Seventh Row: Patsy Lamp, Joyce Garrett, Jo Ann Pugh, Barbara Snapp, Louwana Grubb, Janice Jones, Anita Bame, Ruth Potts, Faye Legge, Barbara Hamrnack, Joan Lowstutter, Libby Neff, Joan Pugh, Virginia Helsely, JoAnn Kline, Barbara McCarty, Janet Dodson. Seated, Left to Right: Peggy O'Dell, Pazrli.:zmenrarian,' Glory Pingley, Hirroriang Barbara Woore, Piarzirtg Ellen Schull, Treazrurer. Snznding: Judy Moulden, Song Leader: Janet Hulver, ,Vice- Pfffidfmi PZFSY Wolfe, Preridenzg Joan Ballowe, Secrezary. N02 Shown: Mary Welzel, Reporter. l I4 URI HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Roux Left. to Right: Mary DeHaven, Kay Bailey, Norma Keeler, Jo Spaid, Barbara Harden, Virginia Barnes, Barbara Campbell, Shirley McFarland, Shirley Russell, Dorothy McKee, Barbara Woore, Ann Whitacre, Barbara Shackleford, Katherine Patterson, Roberta O'Neal, Shirley Edmonds. Second Row: Juanita Starnes, Mary Brewer, Sue Parker, Norma Shifflett, Ruth McDonald, Frances McCray, Amy Shiley, Linda Kern, Lola Holiday, Nancy Braithwaite, Mertis Wills, Jean Anderson. Third Rout Barbara Hartley, Virginia Shiley, Linda White, Hattie Silvis, Shirley Russell, Betty Heishman, Nancv Larrick, Florence Barr, Mary Hisghman. Fourth Row: Dorothy Snapp, Thelma Mcllwee, Sandra McFarland, Lorraine Leight, Elanore Davis, Judy Greene, Helen Dean, Helen Cowcer, Ann Grove, Norma Kesner, Diane Himelright, Barbara Kecklev. Rita Haines, Erma Fox. Fifth Row: Irene Lowery, Viola Heflin, Bunna Hopkins, Carole Lowe, Bonnie Goode, Mary Reynolds, Shirley Bayliss, Lonnie Mae Beck, Sandra Walters, Becky Frve, Shannon Burcham, Mary Luttrell, Carolyn Anderson. Sixth Rout: Karen Armstrong, Patty Newlin, Charlotte Schuller, Faye Perry, Judy Perry, Hannah Barr, Mary Claycomb, Pat Kline, Mina Lash, Esther Spiker, Kay Boone, Jeanie Foreman. Seventh Row: Ann Anderson, Patsy Williams, Susan Stultz, Doris Nipper, Sandra Kline, Charlotte Allder, Joanne Bean, Nancy Boyer, Anita Lacy, Barbara Yost, Kay Keeler, Helen Carpenter, Patsy Cooper. Z ' l 5 Firrt Row, Left to Right: Betty Kerns, Cora Sue Wolfe, Sharon Armel, Phyllis Lowery, Judy Sirbaugh, Bonnie Fahnestock, Wanda Tobin, Lois Carper, Gilda West, Pauletta Barnett. Second Row: Cathy Butler, Joyce Brannon, Mary Jo Cornwell, Catherine Powell, Darlene Conner, Nancy Cosgrove, Wanda Sheetz, Sandra Bagerly, Linda Grimes, Catherine Kerns, Judy Fishback, Judy Hewitt, Judy Wilson, Jo Ann Boyce, Anna Ritchie, Sheila Tevualt, Frances Funk, Carolyn Largent, Sandra Evans. Third Row: Patricia Clark, Catherine Cash, Abby Miller, Patsy Newcome, Betty Hodson, Arlene Moreland, Linda Brum- back, Faye Adams, Eunice Funk, Betty Rotruck, Shirley Her- baugh, Juanita Hicks, Barbara Campbell. Fourth Row: Karen Russell, Carol Owings, Sonia Orndorff, Mary Clark, Kay Hipps, Geraldine Basorc, Joyce Baker, Mary Snapp, Rebecca Oliver, Pat Renner, Barbara Sullivan, Nancy Miller. Fifth Row: Phyllis Light, Susie Clayton, Lillian Luebehusen, Linda Plummer, Joann Kump, Patsy Bageant, Janet Ruckman, Ann Dorton, Sandra Housenfluck, Janet Conner, Barbara Madigan, Penny Reed, Mary Boone. Sixth Row: Peggy Se' Ruth Petrie, Martha Ridings, Virginia Beatty, jean ia. Judy Zirk, Delores Miller, Hilda Easter, Charlotte Clowser, Karen Kline, June Putman, Shirley Davis. Seventh Row: Ada DeHaven, Alma Shanholtz, Kathy Altman, Mary McFarland, Carol Lock- hart, Linda Williams, Helen Bly, Freddie Keller, Barbara Sperry, Norris Bartley. Girl! Jlaow prize cl At the bo airy cattle. p, IJ it zz Jquint of az II6 wink? Flower: ACTIVITIES One of the high points of the school year U LATIN First Roux Left to Right: Lela Pingley, Susie Clemons, Faye Adams, Luwanna Muse, Lillian Crider, Evelyn McCray, Ellen Shull, Marguerite Connelly, Janet Lacy, Sue Hepler, Kitty Hock- man, Florence Barr, Alice Frye, Elizabeth Marshall. Second Row, Left to Right: Joyce Whittaker, Barbara Sullivan, Heidi Pod- leschny, Barbara Woore, Ellen Fisher, Kay Carpenter, Bertha Kettlewell, Lorraine Bond, Elizabeth Rose, Mary Triplett, Marika Whitacre, Dorothy Triplett, Gilda West, Barbara Clevenger. Third Roux Left to Right: Nanqf Carpet, Carolyn Raive, Sandra McFarland, Mildred Armstrong, Linda Williams, Jean Winans, Connie McDonald, Janet Duncan, Carole Shafer, Joan Lord, Allen CLUB :firm if if Row, Left to Right: Barbara Ash, Sherrill Hulver, Lorraine Light, Judith Marple, Alice LeDane, Ruth Petrie, Joan Larrick, Marjorie Sheetz, Bonita Starliper, Carl Straw. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Betty Fauver, Charlotte Rose, Gloria Rosenberger, Kay Clevenger, Anita Bame, Ruth Ann Potts, David Brill, Martha Rowe, Judith Perry, Deborah Ward, Tony Cook, Bobby Miller, Larry Hock- rnan, Preston Harrison. Sixth Row, Left to Right: Robert Keiter, Richard Clay, Jean Heishman, Mrs. Helen Rewis, Sponrorg Henry Brown, Bobby McCarty, George Nixon, Charles Gossard, Mickey Baughrnan, Garry Sale, Norman Madigan, Ronnie McDonald, Henry Pasquet, Donald Shifflett, Bruce Chamberlin. 5 . .1 S 1 Q .2 in .1 , 4 Willey, Elizabeth Neff, Richard Boyce, John Hepler. Fourth , - .429 j if 5Bft55R J l 3. - wx, W Q Dead language? Never say that to a member of the Latin Club. This gigggdcty-four A E1 s joined the Junior Classical League, a national organization of high school Latin clubs. Q' ' is For members only there is the annual Latin Banquet which was held during Xvcvgeli of Apr Qlfhveftraditionally accepted date of the founding of Rome. Dressed in authentic Roman costumes, the members feas in the manner of the ancient Romans. was the Janus Ball, held by the Latin Club as a fund-raising activity. It is an annual, semi-formal affair and is named for the Roman God who gave his name to the month of January. Firrt Row, Left to Right: Sue Barnsley, Secretary, John Hepler, Vice-Preridevitg Charles Gossard, Preridentg Joan Larrick, Trearurer. Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Helen Rewis, Spomorg Janet Lacey, Repoftery Norman Madigan, Chaplain. l i r l w l l SPANISH CLUB Fin! Row, Left to Right: Rosalie Story, Janet Duncan, Joan Lowstuter, Ellen Eschell, Thelma Haines, Brunhild Kendziorra, Sonia Orndorff, Ruth Potts. Second Row: Thomas Sullivan, Ismet Nuri, john Carpet, Richard Keeler, Ronald Keeler, Douglas Matheny, Donald Ambrose, Russell McDonald, Thomas Coffey. Not Shown: Stanley Carbaugh. A A . , ,N X N lf, x., warp, MRS, ELSIE HOVERMALE Sponsor ENGLISH PLUS SPANISH EQUALS UNDERSTAND- ING. That is the theme of the James Wood Spanish Club- Organized in 1951 to create an interest in foreign languages, the club has grown and has seen many of its ideals fulfilled. This year the constitution was revised to allow the alumni of the club full membership privileges, except that of holding office. High point of the club year was the initiation party, at- tended by members and their guests. At each club meeting a different Spanish-speaking country was studied through films and discussions. This has served as a great aid in the study of the language. The Spanish Club strives to promote better understanding between our Country and others, and this year as in the paSf they have achieved their goal. 118 GLISH + SPANISH I UNDERSTANDING Firft Row, Left to Right: Philip Mcllwee, Bonnie Mclntire, Pat Rose, Sandra Haga, Robert Ra.mey. Second Row: Robert Connelly, Orlan Smith, Gary Strickler, Tommy Hancher, Bobby Aylor, Rodney Owens, Edward Zimmerman. N E: 12 ini rf S iff xx S Il Qi Rv Seated: Ruth Ann Potts, Vice-Prexidentg Ellen Eschell, Prefidentg Brunhild Kendziorra, Treawrer. Slamiing: Douglas Matheny, Secrelaryg Rusty McDonald, Reporter. 'I 19 CONC! First Row: Thomas Racey, Micheal Wolfe. Second Row: Wayne Zigler, Dickie Giles, Gary Van Meter, Daniel Wehrheim, james Flowers. Third Row: Donnie Brown, Douglas Earl, Mary Clay- comb, Georgianna Zirk, Mary Keller, Elizabeth Marshall, Thomas Bucher, Charles Williams, Rodel Steele. Fourth Row: Larry Hockman, john Foster, Richard Edwards, Bruce Chamberlin. Fiflb Row: Kenny NewBraugh, Anita Bame, Barbara Kremer, Barbara Kerns, Ruth Petrie, Ponnie DeHaven, Frank DeHaven, Sandra Haga, Donnie Mclntire. Elwood Patterson President Vice-President Patricia Kline Barbara Kerns ar ara Kremer -I 2 0 Sewemfy Treasurer ,, First Row: Becky Kitchen, Selma Nuri. Second Row: Pat Kline, john Racey, Douglas Utterback, Connie Komsa, Jay Hott. Third Row: Richard McFarland, Henry Peyton, Percy Shepherd, Joan McKenny, Robert McFarland, Robert Lofton, Edward Fishel, Douglas Brown, Steve Starliper. Fourth Row: james Sumption, Beverly Lewis, Bonnie Good, Richie Anderson, Joe Headly, Bobby Giles, Larry Thayer, Nancy Bursey, Rhodes Marston, Carl Straw, Elwood Patterson. Fifth Row: Bobby Kerns, Charles Racey, Billy Boyce, Gary Seiberr, Preston Harrison, Bobby Hollis, Gary Park, Glen Micheal, Mr. Turner. Director--George Turner Drum Major-Kenneth Newbraugh A genuine appreciation of music has been given to the musicians at James Wood by their directors, Mr. George H. Turner and Mr. e ia 4-s Robert D. Sadler. I Q The band intrigues us with their performances at the football xg 1 . . , . , Q games, but few realize the practice put into this short display. The A Cappella Choir surprises us with a blending of voices which always produces beautiful music. 3 Through the music program at James Wood, our student life has 7 been enriched. K X -S J 'I2'I i IUNIOR AND BEGINNING BAND Fin! Row, Left to Right: Christine Boarman, Joan Files, Dorothy Foster, Betty Boardwine, LaRue Williams, Maxine Davis, Carol Boswell, Brenda Games, Mabel Sine, Dana Bursey, Joan Earl. Second Row: Fred Wilson, David Spicer, Donnie Ewing, Benny Solomon, Bobby Belford, Dickie Fishel, Tommy Sheetz, Billy Whitlock. Third Row: Tommy Dolon, Bobby Miller, jimmy Lawyer, Richard Miller, jerry Bennett, Paul Anderson, Ronald Dye, Robert Carter. Fourth Row: James See, Billy Butler, Paul Fletcher, Edward Place, Larry Mcllwee, Roger Lamp, Billy Williams, Jimmy Wilkins. Mr. Turner. Not Shown: Mary Ashwood. At the beginning of the year james Wood had two bands besides the Concert Band. These were the beginning band comprising those students who had not had musical training before and a junior band-those students which had had some musical training. Both bands meet five times weekly for class instruction and each member is scheduled for one private lesson per week. The picture above is of the two bands at the beginning of the year. They have since been scheduled together and now comprise our junior Band. 'I 22 f M.-Mil' AND - to make it smooth whativ hetter than the clmfinet? Shown at Right: Mary Claycomb, Georgia Zirk, Mary Keller, Thomas Racey, Donald Brown, Roadal Steele, Elizabeth Mar- shall, Daniel Wehrheim, Gary Van Meter, Richard Giles, Douglas Earl, Wayne Zigler, Tommy Bouker, and Charles Wil- liams. I2 3 Wav' RHYTHM - if what thejfve got ! Left to Right: Anita Bame, Barbara Kremer and Barbara Kerns. NVE - to the Nhig hmm. Left to Right: Charles Racey, Gary Van Meter Elwood Patterson, Pat Kline, Nancy Bursey Thomas Racey, James Sumption, Bobby Giles. A A CAPPELLA First Row: Erma Fox, Fay Denson, Mary Jo Rogers, Jo Ann Dellinger, Ann O'Leary. Second Row: Louwanna Grubb, Joan Whitacre, Patsy Willimns, Karen Armstrong, Nancy Davis, Peggy Franklin: Third Row: Jake Harold, Jack Shiley, Charles Bauserman, Billy Grim, Billy Orndorff, Billy Staples. Fourth Row: Donald Whimcre, Jack Colvin, Thomas Hepler. This is the first year for the A Cappella Choir under the able direction of Mr. Sadler. The choir developed from the Choral Club and is composed of a group of boys and girls whose voices blend well together. To be in the choir, a person must have auditioned and have met the qualifications of the director. The choir participated in school and outside activities through the year. Members attended the All-State Chorus and were well received there. The main activities of the chorus were the Christmas Concert, and the Annual Spring Concert. 'I24 ng.:-1. HOIR First Row: Joyce Whitacre, Ann Whiracre, Judy Blye, Sharon Ornps, Ruth Petrie, Nancy Brill. Haga. Third Row. john Venskoske, Bobby Miller Roger Rickard, Steven Snapp James Sumprion Marvin Russell. Fourth Row' Arlen Burcham Nell Painter Blondell Locke gr eu ,fl em 'WS 'Sv I I I la ,pl 5:1 'six Second Row: Margel Welch, Shannon Burcham, Shirley Orndorff, Jean Fox, Sue Barnsely, Sandra ., 5 3 K M S. OFFICERS Fifi! Row: jack Shiley, Preridentf Sharon Ornps, Alla Section Leader: Fay Denson, Soprano Section Leader. Second Row: Mr. Sadler, Charles Bauserrnen, Vice-Preridentg Marvin Russell, Tenor feeder, 125 HIGH SCHOOL GLEE LLUCI5 1 First Row, Left zo Righz: B. Yost, J. Lord, E. Fisher C Wolfe, M. Ashwood, K. Boone, F. McCray, Shaclcleford, K. Patterson, J. Bean, E. McCray, G. PitcoclcQ'B. Woore, I Lacey, S. Croserj. Second Row: B. Kettlevygdll, J. Brannon 1 Connersj S,!Baggerly L. White, Fl Ad his C, Anderson ' A :I . s a I. DeHave ,jA. Shiley,llG. ljlence, jarlson, K. Hock- ' 1 .. KJ Q D , 1, fl Ill ' ld l ,Ml :ll fi! I U PJ U , i , I.. 1 f L' ' '-' A man, L. Bonn. Third Row: F. Legge, S. Orndorff, L Carper, E. Wise, P. Luttrell, F. Place, 1. Carper, B. Rose, A. Rowe, L. Renner, A. Lacey, S. Kline, C. Hummer, B. Kendziorra, B. Fauver. Fourth Row: B. Chamberlin, D. Lee, B. Staples, R. Shade, S. Hepner, A. Burcham, J. Allen, W. Hartley, C. Adams. A My M y ij? 35 fy 'X EIGHTH GRADE ctr: c1.uB 3- 126 ada' HDMI 9'-W5 YT 4' 4' .. , . W.: 'F , ., :,ir3'wf-5. L, '?Q4.,,,,-QQ X .1 . .X X X , .4 XA 'rss First Row: M, McClanahan, A. Racey, P. Mauzy, J. Fauver, P. Bryson, M. Cooley, B. Komsa, M. Headley, F. Orndorff, D. Dellinger. Second Row: S. Shurnate, C, Hare, B. Games, R. Peacemaker, P. Horwath, B. johas, S. Burcham, W. Collcem, M. Sade, B. Hayrnaker. Third Quai. 43' Row: L. Ellyett, N. Carter, J. Burcham, 1. Soloman, P. Breeden, P. Hoover, S. Boyce, P. Tee, K. Coffelt, M. Shade. Fourth Row: Mr. Sadler, Sponsor, D. Fishel, K. Marshall, E. Shiley, K. Linaburg, B. Solrnon, W. Butler, P. Lee. ,ev-I-arming , kewl. 43? ' 22 fi ff 35 ,if 1 , Z L-L,ZV It , MW ,Z f,.,,,,, '40 741' L Q -4' K , f' fy, ,ff , , fm V W wif? f fgqzfw 5? J? . VW, ff Q ,f V , ,X ,f qi Q? Zgifiwg? ,:. 5,4 gf W gli f qyff 4f f ww -1 ff ,. gf'- aff! 1 V 1 . ? Z 1 f , V , 1 4 X V 0fnn 1119 f X VWWMWV fa,-hu , 5 , M ff if ' ' l'! 7 f ,. , , M 1' 4. , W 0 4? -11' A 1 f H , 5 V W f 4 f W f 7 , .,,,,, 45 fi - www- 6 tttvtnru AND TWELFTH GRADE 4-li f Pint Row: Peggy Franklin, Jackie Barton, Faye Denson, lean Fox, Helen Combs, Freeda Breeden. Second Row: Ruth Potts, Barbara Hammock, Marie Spitler, Margel Welch, Barbara Patter- son, Bertha Kettlewell, Nancy Brill. Third Row: Billy Rose, iff 3 Waldon Kerns, Thomas Hepler, Leo Reid, Danny McDonald, Billy Grim, David Glover. Fourth Row: Donald Whimcre, Donnie Henshaw, Frankie Adams, Bradley Pugh, Ismet Nuri. NINTH AND TENT!-I GRADE 4-H Firxt Row, Left to Right: Susan Hepler, Thelma Haines, Kathy Aldman, Janet Ruckman, Mary Ashwood, Mary Brewer, Bunee Hopkins, Faye Adams, Carolyn Largent. Second Row, Left to Right: Kitty Hockman, Helen Deang Lucy Golightly, Sharon Armel, Sherry Hamlin, Erma Fox, Carolyn Beam, Ann Grove, Nancy Boyer, Mildred Armstrong, Joyce Whitacte, Sandra Mc- Farland. Third Row, Left to Right: Ronald Fletcher, Paul Newlin Larry Strobridge, Richard Keeler, Billy Purtlebaugh, Russell MC- Donald, Jimmy Frost, Gary Grim, Bobby Davis. Fourth R010 Left to Right: Johnny Streit, Ronnie McDonald, Roy McDonald Charles Wilfong, Freddie Grim, Charles Triplett, Bobby DHV15 128 RESNA VENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE 4- Left to Right. Fin! Row: Kay Jones, Jean Lowery, Linda DeHaven, Joyce Bobinson, Lorene Smith, Patsy Whetzel, Barbara Crosen, Bunny Braithwaite, Pat Ruby, Mary Clark, Sharon Cain, Donald Strosnider, Kenny Thrift, Buddy Hoover, Buddy Clay- comb, Gary Parks. Second Row: Bobby Carter, Kenneth Line- burg, Nancy Sandy, Norman Duncan, Linda Feitner, Louise Grapes, Betty Williams, Carol Lake, Myrna Smith, Ruth Headly, Sue McDonald, Sandra Wills, Doris Jones, Lewis McFarland, Harold Drummond. Third Row: Roger DeHaven, Charles Barr, Judy Abrell, Belva DeHaven, Judy Lupton, Jean DeHaven, Dor- 4-H Club othy Feltner, Mary Richards, Joan Pennington, Linda Lockhart, Enda O'Dell, Kenneth Marshall, Judy Whetzel. Fourth Row: Joe Hepner, Ronald Kerns, James McDonald, Tommy Yancy, Noble Unger, Joy Donald, Loretta Wilkins, Russell Faeley, Charles Edmonds, Gary Cain, James Smith, Benny Solomon. Fifth Row: Billy Cook, Marshall Snapp, Tommy Crabell, Lorraine Mogal, Joan Files, Lillian Carter, Shelia Coe, Urshala Bowen, Barbara Flight, Mary Alt, Dolores McDaniel, Charlotte Butter, Billy Reynolds, Billy Whitlock, Sixth Row: Marshall Shiley, Charles Brewer, Jimmy John Russell, Delores McDaniel, John Luttrell. Morto: To make the best Better As stated in the creed of the 4-H member, the club believes that training of the head, heart, hands, and health is essential in assuming responsibility for the development of our community, our state and our country. Some of the events which are looked forward to each year are: 4-H Achievement Day, the 4-H camp, and the State Short Course. The 4-H clubs also sponsored the annual Frederick County Fair at which the members exhibited their projects of the year. 129 THE JAMES WOOD KEY CLUB WALDON KERNS Secretary 1 30 Pint Row, Left to Right: Charles Gossard, George Nixon, Ismet Nuri, Donald Henshaw, Gary Strickler, Mr. Funkhouser. Second Row: Kenneth Newbraugh, james Surnpton, Dennis Lee, Bill Sydnor, Waldon Ketns, Henry Brown. Third Row: Dickie Giles, John Carney, David Glover, Elwood Patterson, Tommy Watt, Bobby Brown. Not Shown: joseph Lee, Carl Straw, james Flowers, Gary Sibert, Allen Willey. 'ffwfisfyfwi I DAVID GLOVER President , f , ,y, ,' , -1 4QfQf'5,' f if 'WZQ V - -tf vipy' 42-,y 1 , ,.., f ,if . ff , 4, , , ' , i m f! ' ,e4wngif , - '. LQ , ff JAMES FLOWERS Tf6dJZtf6T DONALD HENSHAW Vice-Preyident SPECIAL FEATURES X x f ,f ,, i ' f f. l V 1 My QD risvmwaf xl df MEN v X MISS DECEMBER Winchester Evening Star Calendar Girl Fay Perry is dressed just right for the party month of the year. The 17-year-old James Wood beauty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Perry of Rt. 3. She is a former Future Homemaker queen and is interested in sewing and a literary career. 131 132 HI fl' ls 592933 M Firrt Row, Left to Right: Ronnie McDonald, William Kerns, David Glover, Gary Strickler, Donnie Henshaw, George Nixon, Preston Harrison, James Sumption. Second Razr: Allen Willey, Richie Anderson, Edward Fishel, Waldon Kerns, Charles Gossard, Marvin Russell, Ernest Adams, Louis Haines, Mr. Butcher, Sponsor. Third Row: The Hi-Y is the Y.M.C.A. in the high school. The Club is a group of boys who are committed to a Christian purpose at work in the home, school and community. Purposes: To create, maintain and extend standards of Christian character. Some objectives of the Hi-Y are to develop personal integrity and self-discipline, develop 'a grow- ing sense of personal worth, based on Christian con- ,few Amy Za, Elwood Patterson, Carl Straw, Donnie Brown, Ismet Nuri, Bobby Connley, Henry Brown, Billy Purtlebaugh, Jimmy Orndorff, Sterling Shockey. Fourth Row: John Carney, Howard Kline, Tommy Sullivan, Dickie Goode, Bill Sydnor, Louis Brill, Mickey Baughrnan, Wendell Dick, Tommy Hepler, Donnie Ambrose. cepts and values, maintain a perspective in a world of shifting values, perform useful home, church, school and community service, prepare adequately for the responsibilities of the future, practice demo- cratic methods, co-operate with other groups of young people to achieve worthwhile objectives, develop an active and growing relationship and re- sponsibility to the Christian church. L n a ll Sealed: Waldon Kerns, Sef1'eta1'y.' Louis Brill, Chapfaifzf Mickey Baughman, Prefidemf. Sfandiwg: Mr. Butcher, Sponrorx David Glover, Reporlefz' Bill Sydnor, Treaiurefz' Wendell Dick, Vice- Prerident. - ---- - - A----MQ-at-zfzsaizg---P'-- manly . Q- Je - W- The Tri-Hi-Y Club is the Young Womens Yew ,t ., .t .x.xX.x ,, ,t , TRI-HI-Y S , Fin! Rout Susan Brown. Second Roux Left to Right: Mary Lou Owings, Bonnie Bond. Third Row: Mrs. Woore, Sponrorx Sue Barnsley, Ruth Potts, Erma Fox, joan Pugh, Barbara Woore, Betty Del-laven, Ann O'Leary. Fourth Row: Georgianna Zirk, Sarah Johnson, Patsy Wolfe. Carolyn Robinson, Pat Patterson, Elsie Del-laven, Shirley Clark, Carol Campbell, Janet Duncan, Kay Car- penter, Gay Ann Miller. Fifth Row: Barbara Hammock, Joan Lowstuter, Jackie Barton, Marie Spitler, Margel Welch, Margie Sheetz, Joan Larrick, Bonita Starliper, Anita Lacy, Mary jo Rogers, Janet Lacy, Kitty Hockman, Marcia Bowers. Sixlh Row: Ellen Fisher, Patty Newlin, Connie McDonald, Charlotte Schuller, Ellen Shull, Sharon Omps, Jean Fox. Seventh Row: Lorraine Bond, Jean Wfoods, Martha Rowe, Peggy Franklin, Peggy McCarty, Pat Kline, Mary Ordakowski, Sandra Haga, Deborah Ward, Pat Fletcher, Ruth Kline, Janet Burcham, Phoebe White. Christian Association in the High School. It is a fellowship of high school girls who are committed to a Christian purpose at work in the home, school, and community. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Chris- tian character through clean speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean living. The major activities of the year in- clude the Northern District Confer- ence, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter devotions in the school, and caroling at the hospital and nursing homes, which may become an annual affair. Through these and 'many other activities, the Tri-Hi-Y, with the Hi-Y, hopes to extend Christian Fellowship throughout the world. Susan Brown, Preridentf Bonnie Bond, Treafuren' Barbara Woore, Hir- toriang Shirley Crosen, Pianirtg Mary Lou Owings, Secretaryf Erma Fox Song Leaderg Elsie DeHaven, Parliamentariany Sue Barnsley, Reporter, Joan Pugh, Vice-Pretidenz. Nor Shown: Ruth Ann Potts, Chaplain uf f 7 v-rwwvwf 11.5. ifxv fx ,aff Fmt Row, Left to Right: Ethel Lewis, Paige Chapman, Alice Dellinger, Shirley Clark, Janice Brumback, Janice Jones, Helen Lowery, Vada Nesmith. Second Row, Left to Right: Janet Burcham, Phyllis Schmitz, Margaret Mcllwee, Connie Symons, Sandra Edmonson, Susan Brown, Peggy Shade, Dorothy Armel, Freeda Breeden, Barbara Snapp. Third Row, Left to Right: Mr. James Biddle, Spomorg Sam Blayney, Ronald Grove, Bill Kerns, Louis Brill, Jim Johnston, Gilles Broy, Gerald Pultz, Charles Neff, Jake Harrold. D.E. 13 Fi UVR0W- Leff i0 Rfgbfi JOhn Hart, Patsy Lamp, Elanore Mason, Ellis Patterson, Second Row, Left 4 to Right: Gene Wallace, Jason Whetzel, Lewis Haynes, Joseph Hatter, Violet Goode, ,LPN , . and ATIONAI. OFFICE TRAINING CLUB 6 jf' W6 .pb-f - Firft Row, Left to Right: Patsy Oates, Joan Pugh, Clara Petrie. Second Row, Left to Right: Sarah Johnson, Phoebe White, Carolyn Robinson. Third Row, Left to Right: Cornelia Cadwalder, Peggy McCarty, Thelma Woods. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Peggy Russell, Mary Whetzel, Nancy Cole. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Margins Sirbaugh, Brenda Shackelford, Pat Wolford, Myrna White. Standing: Mr. Perrault, Advisor. 9' TSI of . ' 'GI-it 5, 7 za- , ta fa 32143 K ,Z gf Left to Right: Nancy Cole, Patsy Oates, Clara Petrie, Margine Sirhaugh, Joan Pugh. 135 Futuna 1zAcH1:Rs or AMERICAw Fin! Row, Left to Right: Janet Lacey, Mary Jo Rogers, Mary Lou Owings, Patricia Fletcher, Mary Triplett, Pauletta Barnett, Barbara Woore. Second Row: Sue Barnsley, Barbara Hammock, Dorothy Triplett, Becky Frye, Erma Fox, Kay Carpenter, jean Fox. Third Row: Bruce Chamberlain, Ellen Eschell, Nancy Bursey, Lana Stottlemyer, Judy Abrell, Bonnie Bolyard, Anna Purlebaugh. The Future Teachers of America Club was started at James Wood this year for the purpose of arousing an interest among the students in teaching. The members of the ETA. are either interested-in becoming teachers or are just interested in learning the qualifications of teachers in the event that they may someday enter this profession. Club activities include reports on available scholarships and colleges that offer degrees and courses on education. Differ- ent teachers are asked to speak during the meetings and to pass on any helpful information they may have about courses to take, colleges to attend, or teaching methods. Officers From Left to Right are: janet Lacey, Kay Carpenter, Barbara Woore, and Erma Fox. Kneeling, Left to Right: Charlotte Schuller, Ruth Ann Potts, Kay Clevenger. Firrt Row, Left to Right: Connie McDonald, Karen Armstrong, Patsy Williams, Gay Ann Miller, Peggy McCarty, Peggy Franklin, Sue Mason, Carol Owings. Second Row, Left to Right: Peggy O'Dell, Judy Moulden, Mary Jobe, Patty Newlin, Carol Campbell, Ellen Shull, Sharon Omps, Nancy Davis, Georgia Pitcock, Mary Ashwood, Nancy Cole, Betty DeHaven. Third Row, Left to Right: Patsy Wolfe, Vada Nesmith, Shirley Clem- ens, JoAnn DeHaven, Janet Duncan, Joan Ballowe, Shirley The Pep Club is an organization of 50 girls and a group of honorary members consisting of cheerleaders. It is their purpose to encourage and main- tain support and spirit for our teams and to develop a following for all athletic func- tions. The Pep Club strives to show the stu- dent's appreciation and admiration by way of social functions in honor of the teams. Homecoming exercises constituted the major Pep Club function this year. At that time a queen and four princesses were picked from the senior class to reign over the homecoming game and dance. The dance was held immediately following the game in the school gym. The hope of the Pep Club is a winning team and a large group of supporters back- ing it. PEP CLUB Moulden, Elsie Del-Iaven, Marika Whitacre, Phyllis Brannon, janet Hulver. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Shirley Orndorff, Ellen Fisher, Ann Grove, Janice Brumback, Lorraine Bond, Bertha Kettlewell, Bonnie Mclntire, Kitty Hockman, Barbara Dolphin, Patsy Oates, Sue Johnson. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Joyce Whit- acre, Mary Lou Owings, Pat Fletcher, Anita Bame, Mary Jo Rogers, Marcia Bowers, Pat DeHaven, Norris Bartley, Bonita Starliper, Marjorie Sheetz, Mr. Sadler, Joan Larrick, Susan Hepler, Sue Barnsley, Kay Carpenter. President, Peggy McCarty, Vice-Prexident, Gaye Ann Millerg Secretary, Joann DeHaven, Treasurer, Peggy Franklin, Sponsor, Mr. Sadler. 137 VARSITY CLUB 5-vom 138 First Row, Left to Right: Wendell Dick, Thomas Mc- Tierman, Mickey Baughman, Gene Wallace, Johnny Legge, Sterling Shockey, johnny Streit, Dickie Goode. Second Row: James Hoover, Ernest Adams, Rodney Owens, Robert Miller, James Sprinkle, Richard Boyce, Lllbyd Renner, Donald Ambrose. Third Row: David The primary objective of the Varsity Club Cformerly the Boys' Monogram Clubb is to award letters to athletes who have met the requirements in football, basketball, baseball and track. It also awards IV. letters to those who meet the require- ITICIIFS. As a fund-raising activity, the Varsity Club Glover, David Elder, Thomas Duvall, Phillip Luttrell, William Sydnor, Dennis Lee, Leroy LeMarr, Mr. Archie Manuel, Spomor. Fourth Row: Jack Shiley, Marvin Russell, Preston Jolly, Thomas Hepler, John Hepler, Billy Hartley. held its annual basketball game with the male fac- ulty of James Wood. This year there were forty members of the Var- sity Club and with interest gaining in sports at james Wood, the membership should approach the seventy-five mark within a few years. Mr. Manuel, Spomorf Mickey B a u g h m a n, Vice - Preridentg johnny Legge, Preridefzzg Thomas Mc Tiernan, Sergeaznz - at - Armsg Gene Wallace, Secretary Trearurer, GIRLS' MONOGRAM CLUB puusnq 35- gl'-l'a'b'J'u'7 ' W-V FS' Y T? 3 5 . First Row, Left to Right: Peggy O'Dell, Elsie Del-lasyen, Davis, Janet Burcham, Esther Carper, Mary Lou Owings. Second Row: Bonnie Mc- lnrire, Mary Shurnaker, Phyllis Wilson, Claudette Hummer, Carolyn Robinson, Nancy The Girls' Monogram Club is made up of all the girls who have earned 500 points in the intra- muarl program and have received a james Wood monogram. The purpose of the club is to encourage the girls to take part in all of the physical education program and to enjoy the participation in the various Side Margel Welch, Peggy Russell, Pat Patterson. Third Row: Mrs. Dorsey, Advisory Susan Brown, Janet Duncan, Vada Nesmith, Shirley Clemons, Peggy McCarty, Nancy Bursey, Mrs. Arrnentrout, Advisor. sports sponsored by our school. Among the club's activities for the year was a volleyball play-day in which several local schools participated. The club also sponsored a dance to raise funds for the purchase of equipment to be used by the girls in their physical education program. Fin! Row, Left to Right: Bon- nie Mclntire, Secrerfzry Mary Lou Owings, Preridenzg Peggy O'Dell, Vice-Preridenz. Second Row: Mrs. Dorsey, Adviforg Peggy McCarty, Recofdefg Elsie DeHaven, Tf6dJZt76Y,' Mrs. Ar- rnentrout, Advifor. 'DM' ,133 2 5 W 4 f , , j, ,,,. V 'il ,2 . , Q ' '1 W 1 0 4:55271 M 30 MLW ,W f fff ,f ff ff ,f 4.5 lww GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB 7,13 171' First Row, Left to Right: Mary Jobe, Shirley Edmonds, Joyce Brannon, Phyllis Brannon, Sharon Omps, Peggy McCarty, Kay Carpenter, Joanne DeHaven, Patty Newlin, Georgia Pitcock, Nancy Miller, Ann Grove, Janice Brumback. Second Row, Left to Right: Barbara Kerns, Joan McKinney, Nancy Brill, Peggy Franklin, Margaret Connelly, Mary Lou Owings, Nancy Davis, Ellen Eschell, Shirley Knighting, Mary Rickard, Sue Mason, Janet Duncan, Shirley Moulden. Third Row, Left to Right: Karen Russell, Shirley Orndorff, Shirley Clemons, Alice Cooper, Faye Wolfe, Mertis Wills, Patsy Wolfe, Peggy Russell, Lorretta Smith, Patsy Williams, Connie McDonald, Charlotte Schuller, Kay Keeler, Ann Anderson. Foizfrth Row, Left to Right: Charlotte Rose, Judy Zirk, Delores Miller, Helen Cowger, Linda Williams, Karen Armstrong, Marjorie Sheetz, Joan Larrick, Kitty Hockman, Juanita Rose. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Elizabeth Rose, Deborah Ward, Claudette Hummer, Mary Shumaker, Dorothy Atmel, Barbara Patterson, Margel Welch, Norma Patterson, Nancy Boyer, Sue Barnsley, Sandra Kline, Charlotte Allderg Sponsor, Miss Rudolph. The Girls' Bowling Club meets on Wednes- day afternoons after school at the Health Center Alleys. The club is composed of several teams which compete against each other for first place honors at the end of the year. X53 g? 141 -S' Mary Lou Owings presents award to Patsy Wolfe, james Wood Homemaker of the Year. ACTIVITIES James Sumption displays prize hog. 142 fiZlWEKlW117Zf7Z k.4?'Uli Between classes, seniors exchanged name cards. ' All N l 5 . . r l .5 as r f r s 'li , s x Q ' M- XxL.,,X, ,X LL.X . LX,x. L,.X - KX,X,.,.X . i N SAFETY PATROL Firxt Row, Left to Right: Mr. Funkhouser, Advirorg joan Pangle, Mary Ann Brewer, Lillian Lubyhousen, Richard Snapp, Franklin Bryson. Second Row: Charles Snapp, lsmet Nuri, Billy Place, Max Wllitacre, Richard Clay, Eddy Butler. Hats off to our Safety Patrol! Under the support and encouragement of their advisor, Mr. Funkhouser, and with the co-operation of their classmates, our safety patrol has contributed greatly to the safety of the student body and has made james Woodis safety record an enviable one. Since most students come to and go from school in county school buses, the main duty of the safety patrol is to prevent accidents on the buses by assisting the drivers and keeping order. Through their efforts and with the great amount of student co-operation, no james Wood student who rides a bus to and from school has been seriously injured during 1957 - 58. 143 MR. FUNKHOUSER Advisor WOODU Seated: Susan Brown, Ellen Eschell, John Carney, Ellen Riley, Pat Fletcher, Robert Aylor. Standing: Shirley Clark, Virginia Hummer, Lolita Young, Mrs. Rewis, Mr. Biddle, Mary Lou Owings, Marvin Russell, Patsy Wolfe, Bonnie Bond, Mickey Baughman, Patricia Kline, Ernest Adams, Jimmy Fiddler, Barbara Dolphin. Not Shown: Louis Brill, Phyllis Schmitz, Peggy McCarty, Nancy Cole, Robert Giles. A NEW LOOK was the goal of the Woodbine staff this year. To achieve this, the challenge of producing a book that would be distinctively different from any yet published was placed in the hands of the journalism class, a senior honor division of the English department. The experiment paid off. Changes were made this year which will enable future Woodbine staffs to produce books which will appeal to the student body and will be recognized throughout the East as outstanding. This year linotype was introduced to provide a variety of print styles. More space was allotted to our curriculum and coverage of the school year was more complete. Of course these changes cost a great amount of money and time, but although the journalism class is small, all records for book and ad sales were broken. Handling the biggest budget in school history is Mr. jim Biddle, who continuously watched expenses and dead- lines. With the help of the advertising and sales staffs who solicited the advertisers, sent out bills and collected money, the '58 Woodbine was a financial success. Our sponsor, Mrs. Rewis, is to be congratulated for the help and encouragement she gave to her students both in work on the Woodbine and on the Wood Post. With the co-operation of our principal, faculty and the student body who this year bought over 500 books, the New Look has become a reality. It has also become a challenge to future seniors to make each year's Woodbine better than the last and by doing so to make each year at James Wood High more succesful than the last. EDITORIAL: John, Ellen, Pat, Virginia, Shirley, LITERARY: Seated Left to Right: Mary Lou, Bar- Not Sbou-rz: Phyllis Schmitz. bara, Ellen, Pat, Bonnie. Standing, Left to Right: Louis, John. 45- in ART: Lolita YOURS, Sharon OEDPS, Pegg? MCCMYY' CIRCULATION: Ernest, Patsy, Susan, Ellen, Bobby. TYPING: Susan, Pat, Virginia Not Shown: Phyllis ADVERTISING: Seated, Leff F0 Rigbfi B0f1f1iC, Schmitz. Ellen R., Ellen E., Nancy, Barbara. Standing, Left to Right: jimrny, Louis. SPORTS: Marvin, Ernest, Patsy, Mickey. 145 WOOD POST Seated: Susan Brown, Bonnie Bond, Ellen Riley, Shirley Clark, Pat Fletcher, Virginia Hummer. Standing: Mickey Baughman, Ellen Eschell, Buddy Adams, john Carney, Pat Kline, Mrs. Rewis, Spomorg Barbara Dolphin, jimmy Fiddler. Not Shown: Phyllis Schmitz, Student Government Rep1e.rentati11e,' Louis Brill, Advertising. The Wood Post staff, composed entirely of seniors who have maintained high averages in their English courses, have undertaken the responsibility of publishing the james Wood newspaper. They accurately present the news of the school, and its student's activities. journalism Class gives interested students a chance to explore the many phases of journalistic work, and to prepare for careers in liter- ary or newspaper work. A on sf. -no' 5 ff s W ,J , 1 Lf! fs - fi 2 i i Jys 'ef N. .s 'Ulu-vu - f. Left to Right: James Fiddler, Pat Fletcher, Bon- nie Bond, Ellen Eschell, Ellen Riley. ' ART CLUB an fe? Q6 X -rv A First Row, Left to Right: Francis Ritchie, Nancy Dwyer, Hannah Barr, Shirley Clark, Lolita Young, Loretta Smith, Christine Podleschny, Loretta Dovel, Pauline Lichliter. Second Row: Joan Whit- acre, Peggy Shepherd, Claudette Hummer, Barbara Patternson, Shirley Dennis, Alice Frye, Gloria Melester, Mrs. Shrader, Sponsor. Third Row: Kay Carpenter, Billy Madigan, Lando Renolds, Lloyd Renner, Harold Kline, David Brill, Joseph Bowers, Shirley Hummer. Fourth Row: Billy Place, Max Whitacre, Eugene Wise, Jimmy Turner, Richard Shade, Lewis Wisecarver, Gary Haines, Billy Cave, Arlen Burcham, Barbara McCarty. The Art Club has a two-fold function. One of its chief aims is to help the student develop his own creative powers. The other is to introduce him to the broad subject of art history and appreciation, which is based on the textbook and is culminated in a tour of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D. C. The Art Club assisted other departments and organiza- tions many times during the school year. Making posters that publicized school functions, Christmas decorations, and helping to decorate the gymnasium for the Prom were only a few of the club's activities. A public exhibit of student art work was held near the close of the school year. . ..,,., Gene Wallace, Tfediwen' Mrs. Shrader, Spomory Marguerite Carter, Carol Clevenger, Christine Pod- unfh Klif-P .Qefremwz Lolita Young. Preiidenty Jim 147 leschny and Ray Coffee paint a mural for the lunch IOOITI. Q :S ii 1 X cf V 'U , in X vm: -, 55v ' ,,.- , x ....., f l , Q! Q gif 1 4 X 1 xg G 1 77 Vi . xx in I ' 2 X p xx! 4 3 WX 4 X 3 3 SP RTS MX .K l, VARSITY FOOTBALL - R Firrt Row: Philip Luttrell, Thomas McTiernan, Wendell Dick, Dickie Goode, Ernest Adams, Bill Syndot. Second Row: George Glaize, john Hepler, Tommy Duvall, Philip Laliallette, Mike Deesling, Bobby Hummer, Third Row: Ronald Dellinger, Jerry Parker, Jim Hoover, Tommy McDonald, Paul Jenkins, Eddie Proffitt, Billy Purtlebaugh. Fourth Row: Dennis Lee, Jim Sprinkle, Edward Fishel, Billy Rose, Sterling Shockey, Bobby Hodgson. Fifth Row: Ted Whitlock, Charles Adams, Lloyd Renner, Dickie Boyce, Clifton Lewis, Danny Stotler, Roland Kelchner. Sixth Row: Mr. Manuel, Bill Boyce, Ronnie Walters, Bobby Elliott, Donnie Ambrose, Kenny Evans, William Cooley, David Elder, Mr. Casey. SCH EDULE james Wood Opposition 12 Elkton 0 0 Luray 19 2 8 Strasburg 0 0 Charles Town 13 0 Warren County 2 6 14 Broadway 2 5 1 9 Loudoun County 0 2 5 Clarke County O 1 49 law! , ,,.,,,,,, ..,, , 1. ,,,, r,.,,,l i nl xml 1 V 1 l i fi, i Us ' MQTIERN AN COLONELS STARTING ELEVEN V ' ' Q I 51111 'I Qgj w f ' , 1' , ' 1 f ,A , , , ,.m,f' yf . - -.' Q. 11 I 'f5:i A 37 , ff f , , f X ff 7? X , f , Q , X iff! I C I ' - 2 1' if fin 1 ' . . ,WMQL . GOODE DICK Co-Captain C 0-Captain , ' fx-7, .ff in '674 Q- gg-, 'ff' ,ff -' A4221 4, -'A L 'A D V. , ' LUTTRELL SYDNOR ADAMS Stop Him, Colonel! was 'Z arf? Healy? Cofzclyex Cafey, Manuel and Rexrode HOMECOMING-I957 Miss Nancy Cole, James Wood Homecoming Queen of 1957, receives a kiss from Mayor Claude Smaltz at the annual Homecoming game. Her ring bearers look on. Dickie Goode and Wendell Dick presented the queen with an autographed football, a gift from the team. Princesses were Bonnie D. Mclntire, Patsy Oates, Barbara Dolphin, and Peggy McCarty. 152 f VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ,X 3 I RREX' A qv 1 - 4 i-he fglf , ' N I Q se .ww-Aw,,,.....,,,.,,, rl kv - an A - 'gf Fin! Row, Seated Left to Right: Patricia Fletcher, Margaret Ornclorff. Second Row, left to Right: Mary Jo Rogers, Shirley Clemens, Mary Lou Owings, Judy Moulden, Peggy O'Dell, Patsy Wolfe. IU NIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS re-envy---3, g ..,. o f I .ap Q 4 First Row, Left to Right: Sue Mason, Connie McDonald, Carole Owings. Second Row, Left to Ri 'La Ve- ffm--M-f-ef, Flmrlmre Sehullern Patsy Williams. If X-rl, ix .'a ' 3E :el ,, , M ss:-.M,,.-,:.fwa Q 53 fl C1 I gl 153 VARSITY BASKETBALL Firft Row, Left to Right: Donnie Ambrose, Dickie Goode, Wendell Dick, Johnny Streit. Second Row: Jimmy Sprinkle, Preston jolly, Marvin Russell, Mickey Baughman. Third Row: john Hepler, Bobby Hummer, David Glover, Jay Hott. Fourth Row: Bobby Brown, Manager, Sterling Shockey, Mr. Casey, Joe Lee, N ewbraugh, Manager, Managers at Right: Kenny Newbraugh and Bobby Brown ' X ia! ii 'Ill 22.4 ,ya TOP FIVE GOODE X JOLLEY 4' DICK BAUGHMAN 1 55 We 48 67 41 58 66 61 73 75 71 50 59 90 31 81 51 55 58 68 eg-xj w SCHEDULE Loudoun County Luray Elkton Charles Town Clark County Strasburg Harrisonburg Warren County Luray Loudoun County Montevideo Shenandoah Strasburg Turner Ashby Warren County Charles Town Broadway Clark County Another rebound for the Colonelfl Team gets a pre-game pep talk by Coach Casey. '-fi They 32 43 32 38 48 37 53 49 30 41 58 34 40 51 59 54 36 48 YL Q if DISTRICT IO CHAMPIONSHIP Rv L By defeating Handley for the second straight year, the james Wood Colonels becme district champs. This win marked the first time in District 10 competi- tion that a first place team had gone on to win the dis- trict tournament. At left, the District 10 commissioner presents the winners trophy to Wendell Dick and Mickey Baughman, 157 BASEBALL W I0 if Fim' R0w,' Left to Right: Coach Casey, David Glover, Gene Wallace, Johnny Legge, Al Murphy Cgraduatel, Dick Duvall fgracluatej, james Cornwell, Manager. Second Row, Left to Right: Dennis Lee, Sam Hepner, Bob Miller, LeRoy Lamarr, Ernest Adams, Tom Duvall, Chester Richard fgraduatej, Donnie Ambrose. Third Row, Left to Right: Bill Hartley, Wendell Dick, Jack Shiley, Steve Reedy Cgraduatej, Dickie Goode, Marv Russell. Although the 1958 baseball schedule was not available as the Woodbine went to press, 1958 is sure to be 2 successful season for the Colonels. Coach Casey has high hopes for both his veterans and newcomers to the team. 158 Qc We x.-. v' Y -U- . ' ,dj f f only l 4 Q 1 .- SENIOR BASEBALL LETTERMEN Marv Russell shows new bat to Bud Adams and John Legge, fitting, and Wendell Dick, Gene Wallace, Dickie Goode, left to right in back. They guard om pasture 1.v. Foo113A1.L AND BASKETBALLRR7 i .4 n ,sw-.M Firrt Row, Left to Right: Coach Rexroad, Gary Wallace, Wayne Price, Charles Sledge, Weldon Smith, Maynard Grove, Marvin Griffeth. Second Row, Left to Right: jerry Bennett, Joe Hepler, Gary Parker, Jerry O'Neal, james Shelly, Roger Snapp, Richard Fishel. Third Row, Left to Right: Henry Ebersole, Lester Foster, Carlin Rogers, Chris Ward, Kenneth Marshall, James Michael, Roy Borror. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Percy Shepherd, Mfmagerg Delmar jenkins, Claude Mason, Franklin Clem, Buddy Claycomb, David Good, James Williams. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Robert Fletcher, Donald Spence, Gary Tisinger, Kenneth Ashby, Beverly Hill, Sandy Braithwaite. Sixth Row, Left to Right: Douglas Sanders, Mtznagerp David Spicer, William Whitlock, Wayne Reed, William Reynolds, Owen Campbell, Tommy Lavinus. Left to Right, Firrt Row: Earl Proffit, Gary Strickler, Buck Miller, Larry Hockman, Charles Sledge. Second Row: Kenneth Lineberg, Danny Stotler, joe Hepler, Donald Unger, Stuart Reedy. Third Row: Arch Manual, Cotzchp Gary Wallace, Teddy Reed, David Eloer, Delmar Jenkins, Benny Solomon, Manager. 160 'WE iam 'W Q1 ff ffmz, M' ,QW , W, L W. 4, ,,,,.,f-M' , W-f ,xg xx , Y e ,. '44 .X Q . Q7 1: XX? .-Q A , . ,M Q Wg., x Q.-affi x N -R ,xx - 4 Sf-25.2 ig' ff w 1 5 , ,ig 'WT i Q, g.4,mg35'mwr-qu J: 2' C' 4, - THAT JAMES WOOD SPIRIT - At james Wood, we are truly proud of our coaches and teams who have brought honor and glory to the school. As long as there are athletes such as these in the school, our cheers will ring out at every sports event. We've got a team, nobocly's prouder. If you can't hear us, we'll yell a little louder. These moments in sports of the past year have been memorable ones never to be forgotten. Above, Coach jim Casey is lifted to the shoulders of his team as Dickie Goode leads the way through the cheering crowd at Bridgewater College. There, james Wood won its second straight District 10 championship this year. 162 - N- kg S K 'auf' jfi fx A K , 1 gi x a, W I x 1 I 1 5 I 1 if , , gil X N X , K KX E5 -,ff -f,,.. Y f,,. hi i :Q I 575 WARD'S PASTRY SHOP 164 North Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia WINCHESTER ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. 443 Millwood Avenue Winchester, Virginia T. J. ORNDORFF MEMORIALS authorized dealer Rock of Ages Monuments 9 East Boscawen Street Winchester, Virginia DUSTY'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Foods 624 North Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia HUGH S. LUPTON 81 SON THE MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Dividend Paying Insurance Established 1889 Phone MO 2-3881 Winchester, Virginia DALE'S GROCERY A complete food stop Phone MO 2-4253 702 North Cameron Street Winchester, Virginia Serving Frederick County for 34 years SHENANDOAH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Winchester, Virginia Sales Service NORTH LOU DOU N MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Phone MO 2-8517 425 N. Loudoun St. Winchester, Virginia TIP TOP RADIO 81 TV All work guaranteed 90 days Phone 418 6 East Main Street Berryville Virginia P. W. PLUMLY LUMBER CORPORATION Let us tell you how to build a better home for less. We sell only the finest materials. Phone MO 2-3891 Winchester, Virginia BANK OF CLARKE COUNTY FORT HILL GROCERY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MGOfS Fruits Groceries Member Federal Reserve System 331 North Loudoun Street Phone MO 2-5728 Berryville, Virginia I Boyce, Virginia I Winchester, Virginia ALLEY LUMBER COMPANY J. V. ARTHUR INSURANCE Martinsburg Pike 3l East Boscawen St. THAT MQ 2-8877 Winchester, Virginia Winchester, Virginia E Valley pile are-Gd THE SHAWNEE RESTAURANT Mode BY Our Specialty--Good Food B 81 C BAKING COMPANY Millwood Avenue Winchester, Va. Winchester, Virginia , H. W. EBERT GUM'S SERVICE STATION l U I y Northwestern Phone Wlnchesterl Vlrgmlo ' an-O . , .- Grade A Mo 2-0121 E x ie7'H4v 'Q X ' COLONIAL ART AND CRAFT SHOP HARRY F- KOON Featuring Fine China 81 Crystal Star Fort Esso Service Center Imported and Domestic-Table Linens U5. 522 North Specializing in Lamps and Shades Winchester Virginia Gills ' 25 W. Piccadilly St. Winchester, Virginia JOHN S. SOLENBERGER 81 CO., INC. MlLLER'S DRUG STORE Mo 2-3457 . , 142 North Loudoun Street, Winchesters Oldest and Most 2 Winchester, Virginia C0mPle'fe DVUQ STOVG I K KOMAN BROTHERS wg' jo? 540 V4 eff' 0. Wholesale Fruits 81 Vegetables 5 Nlielq Axe X005 Q64 WW ov!-5 .5 - ' x 'St' 0'-I 5 M Y Ixll 'E- 2 -fgs5gQ25 ,,.. at N W iff qEND 2 ,aff ,OJ 'QI-.ifgfa- RQ Ol 01 qnejfl' l- 4-X9 ,po 'e?,- 5,5 :,,..ng'f3ggt ,, I I 0 o Q' YQ Jr Y -1-'4x0'QQ'Q'O'99fe Q - f ,lf ly o fb Pi 0' . -. -.g,.,99.'.f- l R ,SP . ar we .O O0 HQ -ml V' U,5'lj Q k Winchester, Virginia Q4 I Q5 7 'UV 165 447 Millwood Avenue Winchester, Virginia tt AL S0 co LA WW sur ar fur:-7:57, MOhawk 2-3242 KlNNEY'S SHOE STORE Home Ot Educator Shoes Winchester, Virginia DUFF'S RESTAURANT Where The Home Folks Eat Winchester, Virginia KELLER'S RESTAURANT Millwood Avenue Winchester, Va. Air Conditioned Private Party and Banquet Room The Valley's Most Modern Phone MO 2-9423 or MO 2-7562 Shen-Va-Win Chapter MOTOR COURT ASSOCIATION SOUTHERN BREAD COMPANY Winchester, Virginia l'd Even Go North For Southern Bread ll MOLDEN FROZEN FOOD Food Service Quality Valley Pike and Taft Avenue Winchester, Virginia MOTEL MODERNAIRE The Shenadoah Valley's Finest Sunnyside Winchester, Virginia KERN MOTOR COMPANY Edsel Rambler GMC Trucks 605 S. Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia Headquarters For I' . Everything Musical A-A POLLY'S CAB G 81 M MUSIC CENTER . . . phone MO 2-3836 E :: Winchester, Virginia Winchester, Virginia T- ' ll ll 166 A. C. SLONAKER 81 SON Coal - Fuel - Oil - Bark Winchester, Virginia Mo 2-6422 'l SI'IIRKEY'S RESTAURANT The House of Good Food Route 522 North Sunnyside Opposite Motel Modernaire BEAVERS' DRUG STORE Winchester, Virginia Prescription Druggist MILLER'S HARDWARE II2 N. Loudoun Street Winchester, Virginia i. GIFFIN FUNERAL HOME Capon Bridge, West Virginia MARGARET L. HODGSON Hat 81 Dress Shop I4 South Loudoun St. Winchester, Virginia 2. SNELLINGS FLORIST 23 N. Braddock St. Winchester, Virginia Mo 2-4589 Flowers for all Occasions 'nr SMITH PONTIAC Sales and Service Pontiac Cars Winchester, Va. MO 2-4601 I CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE g 250 Millwood Pike I Winchester, Virginia Eat At VIRGINIA RESTAURANT 44 E. Piccadilly Street MO 2-8161 Winchester, Virginia 24 Hour Service Closed Sundays WORTH'S 27 N, Loudoun sf. A FIIEND Winchester, Virginia I- I 167 JOHN D. GLOVER Gulf Oil Products Winchester, Virginia MARTINIS DRUG STORE 625 Berryville Avenue Q Winchester, Virginia VALLEY DISTRIBUTORS INC. GRAY 81 EDDY Automotive Parts H b d h 22 Amherst St. O er GS ers Winchester, VIFQIYIIO Winchester, Virginiq THE FLOWER SHOP GEARING 81 GRIMM Miller Bros. Props. Where Men and Youth Deal Dial M0 2-3517 The Best in Clothing and Furnishings 5 Winchester, Virginig l5 E. Piccadilly Street OMPS' FUNERAL HOME CLOWE'S JEWELRY STORE 455 N. Loudoun Street Diamonds Watches Winchester, Virginia Silverware ' LEGGETT'S 'A WG CONE DEPARTMENT sToRE Where Teens Meet To Eat Qualify Merchandise 928 Berryville Avenue Winchester's Most Winchester, Virginia Complete SIWOPPIUSQ Center Winchester, Virginia D. A. DOYLE CABINET CO 910 Franklin Street i,m'0un st. Phono Mo 2-7294 f Winchesfeff Vifginic' WINCHESTER JOHN REID, MSI. , PIFER STATIONERY 81 OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 48 West Boscawen St. Winchester, Virginia Everything for the Office l OLD MILL STORAGE M. M. ADAMS ESSO STATION Winchester, Virginia 1iITj!l I Wrecker 'TJ Service f- 'Q ll n-l' .ix as HODGSON AND BROWN I Apples and Peaches Watchmakers Jewelers Roy and Doug Cather Registered Optometrists I Winchester, Virginia 41 W. Boscawen St. MO 2-3231 I - - SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS , 48 S. Loudoun St. CQQQE' Winchester, Virginia 5A'T 's MO 2-7501 .I S ,W-if i .,,2,' SQHIMIUIB - I mln THE WORKINGMAN'S STORE Winchester, Virginia Work and Sports Clothes at Moderate Prices NORTH ATLANTIC SERVICE Winchester, Virginia ' I Brake Service I, RHODES' DRUG COMPANY Winchester, VirQinia Pu R E DRUGS PROMPT Q SERVICE 1 CAPPER'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds - Watches - Clocks 9 W. Boscawen St. Winchester, Virginia MO 2-7412 INVESTORS LOAN CORPORATION 47 S. Loudoun St. Winchester, Virginia ' LOW RATES' , N V SH ENANDOAH N EWS AGENCY Wholesale Distributors of The Leading Newspapers and Magazines Main Office A 412 Smithfield Avenue Winchester, Virginia CALDWELL-SITES COMPANY Stationers - Office Outfitters Wholesale Paper Winchester, Va. MO 2-3867 ui l ' li ri- -Maasai-...Ffa ---. , f ,,,, :WWW V ,,4,, 1 169 THE JONES FUNERAL HOME 302 S d S Winchester Bef! Wiyhef to Gmdzmfef of 1958 HOLLIDAY DEVELOPMENT CO Wild Acres Winchester, V' ' ' Virginirzk N e PZ ci I-I ng-F h g--S g THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL FRUIT AND SAVINGS BANK PRODUCT COMPANY ef! ,. , I A -AA .K .' ,7 V I I, 'v '41 X INCORPORATED 'I J I in 'CEI III N I E tk R -' pf' -fr I86 L I W' h t mc es er 55 Winchester, V ITE WELD 8. COMPANY New York Stock Exchange J. F. Cussen Resident Manager ku I. ,Q , . if if K. Q f . fri - .si-Elm. Winchester V g Personnel of SUPER MARKET I Winchester, Virginia HUNTSBERRY'S The VaIIey's Oldest And Largest Shoe Store Winchester Virgini I SMITHS GULF SERVICE - Braddock 84 Gerrard Winchester, Virginia LUPTON ORCHARD SERVICE, INC. Sales and Service ot Quality Farm and Orchard Machinery 560 North Loudoun Street Box 405 Winchester, Va WINCHESTER COLD STORAGE Box 45 Winchester, Va, X 'f, .. I X f' lcE +P. ,ff We are: Strong enough to protect you Large enough to serve you, Small enough to know you. SHENANDOAH VALLEY NATIONAL BANK ' WincbeJZer'J old fzfrong bank Member F.D.I.C. JAMISON 81 GORE INSURANCE 50 Rouss Avenue Winchester, Virginia C. I. BRUMBACK 8g SONS INC. Over 50 yearf of Jernicef' Farm and Orchard Equipment Myers Sprayers and Water Systems Phone MOhawk 2-4I29 Winchester, Virginia PERRY ENGINEERING CO. Excavating - Paving Equipment Rental 'f' ' 5 I we ffi' Winchester, Virginia C on gralnlationf and Belt Wifbef to the Graduating Clays 0f1958 SANITARY LAUNDRY We warn enerything with Ivory Soap IO9 S. Cameron St. Winchester, Va BAKER 8. ANDERSON ELECTRICAL COMPANY, INC. Electrical Contractors Electrical Fixtures 84 Appliances Phone 'MO 2-3407 27 N. Bradock St Winchester, Virginia 'TB at M CHEVROLET Q UCKLEY 8g LAGES, mc. CADWLAC Sales Service Box 231 Winchester, Virginia The Best Possible Service in the Shortest Possible Time At The Lowest Possible Cost. f CHEY5OLET , -lvl W. C. WHITACRE 8. SONS B, F, GQQDRICH STQRE General Merchandise ,x,sss.W,x 3 1 ll- ' 5. V' 1 .1 Q f flawlf l 1 , 'P J Wll Il-i 1 3 . W ix., 1'- R ml-,' f KET 3995! Z: 128 S. Loudon St. Whitacre, Virginia Winchester, Virginia MILLER 81 ANDERSON Plumbing -- Heating - Appliances Television SCHENCK FOODS i COMPANY 9 N Q Wholesale Food Suppliers .N in Winchester, Virginia if-fxgjx Phone MO 2-3813 Winchester, Va. 173 There's a one and only in refreshment, too FARMERS 8g MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Winchester, Virginia Main Ban k Corner of Loudoun Street 81 Rouss Aven ' Branch Bank ' ll5 North Cameron St. IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY WINCHESTER COCA-COLA COMPANY NavlcK TRANSFER , COMPANY, INC. I General Offices ROSENBERGER at co. . Fast Motor Freight Transportation Quality Building Materials Winchester, Virginia MO 2-3853 A . l 174 U o'suLuvAN RUBBER coRPoRATioN Winchester, Virginia ' AMERICAN BRAKE SHOE COMPANY American Brakeblok Division Winchester V Modern HomeMa kers Cook l EI ctrIcaIIy I CI E NSNSk K, NORTHERN VIRGINIA POWER COMPANY I... I WINCHESTER CREAMERY Qual ity Dairy Product A Glam of Milk it cl GZ of Health Winchester, Virginia '1 CUZ? L gc, I I - BUNCUTTER TIRE I ' CQMPANY, INC. I 81 BUNCUTTER OIL CORPORATION GARBERS ICE CREAM COMPANY The Best Kimi B Winchester, V Phone M 22 SHAWN EE LAND Hoyfield, Virginia '--'I Fr0m Clauics to Bop, SHENVAL'S the Shop I is SH ENAN DOAH G REEN CHEMICAL GAS COMPANY CCDMPANY INC. Serving Natural Cas to 206 Wyck Street Homes and Industry Winchester Virginia WE MUST PROGRESS IN SCIENCE Doug Butler, Manager TO PRESERVE OUR WAY OF Elmer Locke, Asst. Manager LIFE BEST wusnss TO 'JAMES Woao HIGH sci-iaou. H. F. BYRD, INCCRPORATED 177 CLEARBROOK WOOLEN MILL INCORPORATED ZTTT 5 'X' 'I I n 1 x' I 5- 5 'Q K5 n f -s a ' AK 5 ,UI ul cw-.f-. 9 X, 1 4 , 1' 1 I f ' .J ' I 1 J .' X 5 If A I Y x , - XIII ' .f if Clearbrook, Virginia Best Wishes To The Class Of l958 CHAPMAN MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler - Plymouth WINCHESTER AUTOMOTIVE, INC. Sales - Service 2IO E. Southwerk Street Winchester, Virginia 330 West Boscawen Street Phone MO 2-3577 or MO 2-6788 Winchester, Virginia LAMPS PHOTOGRAPHY I24 S. Loudoun Street Phone MO 2-7680 Complete Photography Service and Supply WISCAVERS' PRINT SHOP lllll ll. 'fvxw tlil I I Logogugg .og his - ': , S355 X at 'IIIIH iw I' 2 'I A Winchester, Virginia MALONE'S GROCERY 2 Miles North of Clearbrook on Rt. ll Groceries 8. Handmade Chairs TED'S NEWS STAND Smoke 8. Sweet Shop Magazines Newspapers Winchester, Virginia i WINC 1400 ON AM I I OR TRIANGLE DINER 5 F M I Wisloing you I-Ieultlo, I-Iuppiueu und . Opportunity in the coming Yeurx. Bob Bartley and Staff MUSIC i Where Your Friend: Eu! NEWS i Here Your Welcome ls Not Measured By The Amount You Spend. SPORTS WILLIAM A. BURTON CHARLES R. BREEDEN Luray, Va. Riverside 3-3840 Plumbing - Heating Invitations -Yea rbooks- Diplomas We Specialize in Quality Service Representing Paper Mill Road Kansas City, Missouri We Wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to our ADVERTIS- ERS and to Charlie Tait, our photographer. 'I 79' SWIMLEY'S WINCHESTER'S FINEST E FURNITURE STORE T T T .I 180 E iiigigg ' A tip for a miss vvho's extra special If you are an alert young woman, you'l1 find an extra specialv job at the telephone company. You'll meet lots of young people your own age . . . work in pleasant surroundings . . . receive good pay while you're being trained. . . get regular raises. And you don't need any experience! Best of all, you'll be helping almost everyone in your community. Why not find out more about the advantages of telephone work? The Chesapeake 8. 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