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

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We, a small minority of the senior class, have undertaken 'the big task of editing and publishing our 1962 Woodbine in order that the graduating class may remembffr with pride, our final year at James Wood. We hope that you will treasure this yearbook. It was ours for almost a year, now it belongs to you. Sincerely yours, Barbara LeMaster, Editor Charlotte Leight, Co-editor . -. --.ag -. .ns 1, ' - ALMA MATER 464' H16 C , HOOL H s Q egfggll Q1 jg ' ,,4fQ, 5 if 1 1 47 , - -Q A- t '--', ig Q, QQI. ,. A . . ' .,'. - ' 1 rg Emil, 5, g --.tisly 'F .g v f QSM- :X ' ---MQQE x 3-, we , fe., .Ng .-in-.flLg:?,I 1:,,- . l hE vlmg: f g . V 'M 'WWW E-'--Q, , Elgar s- iI ., . ' .v i ,., A A-V .5 Z, 5 . ,ri L- t mx V MT -'Enya 32:7 .r ..,.. :.v'T1j,,,i1.:gigL' f. I By the city that he founded, Day: with Iamef Wood ne'er are over Tho for future year: we are planning Heart o Frederick landx, or with Jchool da 5 throu h, liver Of useful joy, . 3' g ,Famer Wood High, our Alma Mater, AJ alumnae we -will ever Memorie: of youth are lorigefi In her beauty itandx. keep her Jervice true. May they never cloy. From ive Jchoolx o a e and service Be our 'earx but ew or man 1, Onward ever! he the watchword 8 J 3 Came her hiJtory. fraught with joy or woe, Cvllqfter and prevail, ' Now we all ive all devotion, We will Jiri to lame: Wood raixex, Heil f0 11766, deaf fame! Wood High School f 3 8 Jamey Wood, Hail to thee. wheFeJo'er we go. Hail I0 thee! All Hull! R. E. Denny ff, ,EN Flea EE? Y'-an 'S .1- Seniors 46... ll ll I Ill 'NV 'S' Q S'-T-ll ,-------------- 32 8: Undergraduates ........ 80 SL 81 Clubs and Activities ...i 122 BC 123 21 X sports ....... ........ 1 74 at 175 .dg 4. Faculty and Curriculum -- 6 8: 7 Advertisements ......... 196 8: 197 each m , A., x. ,, ,, . f A wwfyf- if f :fm wsu Agik iil g m swf 1 Ji - ilf k , A.,. g I fx. wa ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL EXECUTIVE Mr. Wright and Mr. Hutton discuss tests statistics. Mr. Robert Aylor, the Superintendent, of Frederick County Schools, is well-known among the faculty and stu- dents of our school for the part he has played in the educa- tional program of Frederick County throughout the years. He frequently visits the various schools to meet with the school administrators to discuss classroom policies and ways of improving the total school program. He is also in charge of transportation and maintenance. The Frederick County School Board ttf, The Frederick County School Board offers guidance and direction to the administration and operation of schools throughout Frederick County. The Board Members dis- cuss ways and means of operating schools and establishing schools policies during their monthly meetings. Mr. Aylor pauses in the midst of his daily duties. s X. Z Q La Mr. Melton Wright , Director of Instruction Mr. Wright is responsible for the instructional program in all of the schools in Frederick County. He works with principals and teachers to improve the quality of instruction in our schools. Some of his duties are: planning workshops and extension classes for teachers, selecting new textbooks, visiting teachers in their classrooms, investigating new ideas and techniques in education and introducing and experiment- ing with some of these innovations with other members of the administrative and teaching staff. Mr. James V. Hutton Testing Coordinator and Elementary Supervisor Mr. Hutton plans and directs the testing program in all of the schools in Frederick County. As a part of his responsi- bilities, he conducts studies of test results and interprets these results for principals, teachers, parents, and students. Mr. Hutton also works in a supervisory capacity with the teachers in the smaller elementary schools throughout the county. x-75, 8 SEATED, Leftito Right: Mr. Robert Muse, Mr. Huyett Light, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheetz, and Mr. Charles Bass. STANDING: Mr. Clyde Logan and Mr. Fred Whitacre. ROVIDE IN MAKING OUR SCHOOL THE BEST' Mr. Gordon interrupts his busy schedule to pose for the photographer. Mr. Melvin D. Fawcett, the assistant principal, is another well-known person frequently seen in out school. As his title indicates, he takes over the duties of our principal in his absence. Besides this, he issues absentee cards and teaches social studies. 'Included among his other duties are assigning lock- ers to all new students entering James Wood and collecting teachers' monthly reports. In spite of all of these responsibilities, Mr. Fawcett is always willing to help anyone in any way he can. Mr. james C. Gordon is now beginning his fourth year as principal of james Wood. Each morning he greets the entire student body when making announcements over the public address sys- tem. He participates in many of our school activities such as sponsoring the BETA club. Our principal is free with his advice and ex- tends a friendly, helping hand wherever it is needed. 'By taking such an interest in our school, he natu- rally creates the same enthusiasm among the mem- bers of the faculty and student body. . Excused ot Unexcused -which will it be? Miss Lucy Painter, another familiar face at james Wood, is the school bookkeeper. It is her duty to keep all financial records for the school. Throughf her efforts, confusion and work is lessened in ourjschool. A new, -face in the school office this year is that 'of' Mrs. Anita Bly, the school secretary, Mrs. Bly, a past, graduate of James Wood, is a great asset to our school and has already proved herself to be indispensable. Lucy Painter, seated, begins to type the day's corre- spondence while Anita Bly, standing, answers the phone. GUIDANCE WORKERS HELP PROVIDE A BRIGHT FUTUR 4 I I Betsy Phelps, Mitzi McClanahan, and Sandy Boyles discuss college plans with Mr. Turner. Mr. George Turner and Mrs. Edna Ferrer are the back- bone of our Guidance Department. Working with them are Mrs. Hovermale, Mrs. Kave, Miss Patch, and Mr. Ware. Mrs. Hovermale and Mrs. Kave work together in preparing guidance data. These persons are striving to give systematic aid to pupils in solving their problems and in making adjustments in various situations which the pupils must meet. This well-organized and efficient department adds much to out school. Mrs. Fetter gives students instructions before they begin their tests. 10 LEARNING THROUGH LANGUAGES Miss Elsie points out a drawing of a Spanish Seniorita. Mrs. Gloria Biddle Shepherd College Degree - A.B. Mr. Juan Monteros University of Mexico Degree - B.S. Sponsor: Latin Club Mrs. Elsie Lemely Hovermale University of Virginia Degree - B.S. Spomor: Beta Club, Spanish Club There are two classes of Spanish I and one class of Spanish II at James Wood this year. We hope to offer three years of Spanish by 1963. Spanish is' offered in the college preparatory course to students who have a C average or better in English. Latin is being taught this year by Mr. Juan Monteros, who is from Mexico. He is striving to acquaint students with the iniportance of the Latin language. I Para, panwe, panwi, pamturf' repeats one engrossed Latin student. LITERATURE PROVIDES GU we news A e .. M51 wi Y won 'fa - 0 it . Da -,uncle . h W MxS5 -OA. 59 Q81 QA pei' hm 'Masai the 'wen Exxiabdwi These 'eacm wife' C mine 'fl- a 910 , Cenmd ' W3 Mrs. Sara A- Midleal Miss Bernell Davidson , Temple University West Virginia University Madison College I Degree-B.M. Standard Certificate in Public School Spgmofg Senior C1355 Music SPWU0'-' Sophomore Class 12 ses a nevfbggggxnet S . hagl also! while boui mph? i. the Mrs. Nora Ann Collett' Potomac State - A.A. West Virginia University-B.S Sponror: Wood Post Mrs. Elizabeth Hootman Mary Washington College ULTURAL BACKGROUNDS Mrs. Carrie Lee Brumback ' Madison College and Elizabeth College Degree-A.B. and I..S. Spomor: Library Club Mr. Gordon C. Bayles, Jr. Shenandoah College and Shepherd Col- lege Degree-B.A. Sponsor: Hi-Y There are twelve teachers in the English Depart- ment at james Wood High School. Special courses of- fered by this department are public speaking and Journalism. Miss Marjorie Ann Hiner Madison College Degree-B.A. Mrs. Elizabeth Thresh Marion junior College and Winen- berg University Degree-A.B. V Mrs. Marion Rhodes Duke University Both grammar and literature books are new this year, and we feel that they are helping to create a live lier interest in the areas of speaking, listening, reading thinking, and writing. Mrs. Beverly Shultz Madison College Degree -- B.S. . HISTORY INCREASES OUR KNOWLEDGE Oil Mr. Eugene D. Funlchouser Shepherd, Graduate work 'at Univer- sity of Virginia Degree - A.B. Spomor: Key Club The Social Studies course at james Wood consists of many units of instruc- tion. Many forms of Social Studies are taught from Eighth' Grade U.S. History to Senior American Government. Mr. Melvin Fawcett Shepherd College Degree - A.B. We are experimtgiting with a nevs type of instructional aid this year. Every Monday a film strip dealing with worlc events from the preceding week is pre- sented. to the various Social Studie: classes. With this up-to-date instructiona. aid, the Social Studies Department feel: it will provide the students with a bettei understanding of world affairs. Degree - A.B. l Mr. Kenneth Smallridge West, Virginia Wesleyan College Degree - B.A. Mr. Alan Rogers ' Shepherd College Degree - B.S. .S'pon.ror.' S.C.A. NORLD AFFAIRS Miss Virginia Goetz Madison Degree -- B.S. PAST AND PRESENT Mr.'Donald Shirley Shepherd Degree - A.B. Spomor.' Key Club, Freshman Class Mr. Funlrhouser and Miss Goetz show these students that the world is at their finger tips. Mr. John Hetzel University of Kentucky and Madison Degrees - B.S., M.A. Mr. Will Owings V.P.I. Degree - B.S. 16' Miss Rudolph and Robert Triplett experiment with weights. LABORATORY CLASS FURTHERS INTERES Mr. Joel L. Starling Wake Forest College Degree - B.S. Sponsor: J.V. Basketball Coach Mrs. Vivian H. Smallridge West Virginia Wesleyan College Degree-B.S. Miss Ella Rudolph Madison College Degree--B.S. Sponsor: Bowling Club 'IINHI XI9? jx! n' 'Q xffl 5645, Mrs. Smallridge displays a project of one of her students. Mr. Robert Harper West Virginia University THIS YEAR'S SCIENCE CLASSES. Mr. York demonstrates the principles of electrolysis to three students. The Science Department of james Wood includes five full-time and two part-time instructors and between 800 and 900 students. The science curriculum includes general science on the eighth and ninth grade levels, biology, chem- istry, and physics. In the last several years much progress has been made in the area of laboratory work in all science offerings with more emphasis being placed upon this aspect of science with each successive year. Mr. Fishel, Mr. Starling, and Mrs. Conner ex amine a new addition to the science department Mr. Joseph H. Fishel, jr. Bridgewater College Degree-B.A. Sponsor: Junior Class, Science Club, Science Fair Mr. Charles A. York, Jr. Randolph-Macon, Bridgewater, Univer- sity of Virginia I Sponsor: Science Club, Science Fair l Mrs. Helen S. Conner Madison College Degree - B.S. STUDENTS PREPARE FOR Mrs. Woore helps a student solve a difficult Trig problem. Seven courses, taught by eight teachers, make up' the work of the Mathematics Department. These range from general mathematics through algebra, plane and solid geometry to trigonometry. Thus students are prepared for college mathematics or to begin a career in business arith- metic. In this age of rapid scientific development, we are pleased to note the increased enrollment in our higher math- ematics courses. Mr. Cammer solves an Algebra problem while Sandy Russell looks on. Mrs. Bertha W. Hoagland Mrs. Mary S. Woore Miss jane S. Cather Ursinus College Randolph-Macon Wornen's College Wesfhampton College Degree - A.B. Degree - A.B. Degree - A,B, 18 Spomorr SCA Spomor: Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor: Tri-Hi-Y UTURE IN MATHEMATICS S , MF- E- B- RHfld01Ph Mr. Daniel Cammer West Virginia Wesleyan College and Vp VPI Degree - B.S. Degree-B.S. Sponsor: Sophomore Class - Mrs. Jane Bayles Madison College Degree-B.S. Sponsor: Eighth Grade Class ,pm-if vm. Mr. Randolph demonstrates a principle encountered in Plane Geometry to a group of his students. I w POTENTIAL HOMEMAKERS GAIN MUCH EXPERIENC Miss Kathryn Watson 'William and Mary College Degree-B.S. Sponsor: FHA The Home Economics depart- ment provides facilities that en- able students to work in all areas of homemaking. Effort is made- to keep the equipment up-to-date and similar to that available in the homes. Mrs. Marjorie Perrault Shepherd College Degree - A.B. Spon.ror: FHA Mrs. Ruth Sutphin Madison College Degree - B.s. Spomor: FHA In this way students may be stimulated to engage in a wide variety of homemaking activities by means of which abilities in homemaking may be developed. Books and other resources provide instructional materials which are authoritative, interesting, and challenging. IN HOME ECONOMICS 20 . . . The Home EC. teachers give sewing instructions to Charlotte Leight and Karen Hausenfluck. MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Mr. Conner gives Betsy Phelps and Sandy Boyles instruction on using the baritone horn. Mrs. Colleen Cook Montana State University Degree-B.A. Sponsor: Girl's Chorus and A Cappella Choir Mr. Raynoncl E. Conner Shenandoah College Degree -- B.M.E. Sponror: Junior and Senior Bands Music is often called the Uni- versal Languagef' How each of us interpret that language is not im- portant, but it is important that We seek to develop a sincere love for good music. Music is all encompassing, knocking at the door of each life. Students find in it satisfaction . . . joy . . . sorrow . . . comfort- every emotion that lives Within the human heart. Music is an integral part of life itself. Re Mi . . . and up the musical scale go Mrs. Cook and her students. AGRICULTURE TRAINS OUR FUTURE FARMERS Mr. James Givens V.P.I. and University of Maryland Degrees - B.S. and M.S. Sponror: F.F.A. 9 5 I Mr. Davis shows these boys Mr. William Lee Whitacre V.P.I. 22 Degree - B.S. Sponror: F.F.A. ! 3 J 3 ' ' i ef i f - e a , Mr. Henry Davis V.P.I. Degree - B.S. Spofzsor: F.F.A. l Z the basic fundamentals of overhauling a motor. The program of the Vocational Agriculture Department at James Wood is divided into three groups - the in-school students, all day studentsg young farmers, those starting to farmg and the adult farmers, those established in farming. This Deparment conducts classroom, farm mechanics, and supervised farming programs as part of the students training. Through F.F.A. they receive training in leadership, co-operation, and community service. DN THE SPCT TRAINING THROUGH INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Department is divided into three fields. They are: In- dustrial Arts I, Industrial Arts II, and Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Workmm helps Ronnie Keiter solve a problem in Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Glen O. Workman University of Maryland Degree - B.S. Sponxor: Pee Wee Football The boys listen intently as Mr. Workman shows the different parts of the saw. In Industrial Arts I the boys learn the basic uses of hand-working tools. In Industrial Arts II the boys learn some advanced mechanical drawing tech-- niques and how to read blueprints and drawings. Mechanical Drawing requires that the boys learn to become familiar with some of the industries within which drafting is applied. SUPERVICSED PHYSICAL EDUCATION . Mrs. Joan D. Workman University of Maryland Degree-B.S. Sponmr: Girls' Monogram Club Mr. Archie J. Manuel University of Virginia Degree-B.S. 24 Miss Susan McCloskey Madison Sponsor: Freshman Class, Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders Mr. George Walters Potomac Stare and Shepherd College Degree-B.S. Mrs. Phyllis Bott Shull Shepherd College Degree-B.S. Spomor: Varsity Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Junior Class Mr. James W. Casey William and Mary College Degree-B.S. BUILDS STRONG CITIZENS FOR TOMORROW Mrs. Shull demonstrates the proper Miss McClouskey and her students techniques used in shooting for a warm up for a soccer game. basket. Ready? Begin. says Mrs. Workman as her class begins calisthenics. Gee, why didn't I study? is a familiar expression heard after one of Mr. Mr. Manuel gives his class instruction Casey's tests. , on the Skeletal System. ,,, - -f' 'Elf -ef' mm- SL.. 'L Q iss Q . R nd i 3 1:-..,, ,..., 1 25 D. E. PROVIDES RETAILING KNOW-HCW Mr. F. Vlilliam Fulboam Adult Instructor for Northern Area Degrees - R.P.I., V.P.I. Mr. Fulboam shows Jimmy and Clyde a principle used in retailing. This year Distributive Education enters its In D.E. the student has an opportunity to work eleventh year as part of the total vocational program on a part-time basis in different businesses in Win- at james XVood. Enrollment has again inCrC'aS6Cl chester and Frederick County. The D.E. student is over previous years with an all-time high Of fOrty- also given classroom instruction. Here he learns of four students. the different areas of distribution. f t .tc , 1353 1 Mr. Biddle points out the various activities of I last year's D.E. club. Mr' James A' Biddle 26 Shepherd College, V.P.I., R.P.l. Degree - . . A B i FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Mr. Perraulr shows Pat Lee how to use Miss Patch explains a bookkeeping special equipment. problem to Sherry Ensogna. ll . rE llilr S . --3 'kkkk H S 'ffl 1 .mf I K T' 5 K- 2 'l-- D Z ky K. K 215 7 f I . I . ,, U Mr. Donald Perrault Shepherd College, V.P.I. Degree - A.B. Sponror: V.O.T. Mrs. Noreen Kave Miss Ethel Patch Shepherd College Radford College Degree - A.B. Degree - B.S. - LEADERS THROUGH BUSINES Mr. Reco Ware Davis and Blkons and West Virginia University Degrees-B.S. and M.A. Business Education offers a two-fold program to the student body. Beginning with the tenth grade, gen- eral information courses of General Business and Typing I are offered to all students. In the eleventh grade skill courses of Bookkeeping, Typing II, Shorthand I, and Record Keeping are open to those students who wish to follow a Business Education curriculum. Miss Rebecca Whitlock Lebanon Valley College and Madison College Degrees-B.A. and B.S. Sponsor: FBLA These Courses are followed in the twelfth grade with Dictation and Transcription, Vocational Office Training, or Clerical Office Practice. The Business Education Department is equipped with the latest types of equipment generally found in the business community. mnrrsplgg Mr. Ware shows Miss Wfhitlock and Mrs. Kave how to go about repairing a broken typewriter 28 while the two students practice a time writing. KILLS AND ILLS Mrs. Barr bandages Mr. Burner's wounded hand. The role of the school nurse is to work toward health education which precedes health services. Our school health program is con- cerned with health Protection policies, emergency care, health ap- praisal policies such as teacher-nurse screening and health records and papers. Co-operative planning and working together of personnel of the schools, health detxtrtment, and voluntary and professional agencies is necessary for an effective school program. Mrs. Betty R. Barr Registered Nurse ' n Winchester Memorial Hospital School Mrs. Evelyn Long Grimm Madison College and University of Virginia Degrees-B.S. and M.Ed. of Nursing Sponsor: Future Nurses Club The main purpose of the Art, Department is to help the student discover and develop his own creative ability. He is given an op- portunity to work in as many different mediums as possible. Among these are pencil, charcoal, ink, water color, and oil paints. Ceramics, paper sculpture, soap sculpture, and wood working ate other activities. Mrs. Grimm aids Richard Snapp in putting the finishing touches on his mask. Q t OUR SCHOOL PERSONNEL ADD MUC in R, JF- fanning- I,-QJTT' FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sadie Hollar, Mabel Sergant, Obeliva Whiet, Ruby Larrick, Dale Eversole, Katherine McConald, Agnes Molone, Hazel Ashton, Faye Clowser, Winifred Pingley, and Thelma Snapp. Mrs. Sergant and Mrs. Clowser get ready for lunch. This year there are twelve members on the cafeteria staff, headed by Mrs. Winifred Pingley. Each day they prepare lunches for nearly 1,275 students. Their main purpose is to provide attractive, well-balanced meals for each student. Through such an efficient lunch program the health of the student body is maintained. H Our school custodians have the important responsi- bility of keeping our school clean and attractive. Among their many duties are: keeping the school well-heated, doing repair work for building up-keepg and keeping the school grounds neat in apparance. One of the greatest responsibilities of the Frederick County School System is that of transportation. The fleet of buses owned and operated by Frederick County trans- 30 port the county students to and from school each day. This year Frederick County has added several new buses to the fleet. To operate the best schedule efficiently means the drivers must be well-trained and must assume the responsibility of transporting students to school on time each day and also to provide the maximum of safety. We, in Frederick County feel that we have such efficiency and through this our school system is bettered. O OUR HAPPINESS AND WELL BEING OUR Mr. Jesse Willey helps to keep our M.r. Jesse Burner is known to the stu- school clean. dents as Mr. Fix-it. Mr. Manuel Perez takes care of the hearing system. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken- neth Reynolds, George Flenner, Leroy LeMarr, Noble Unger, Ray Fahne- stock, Marshall Snapp, Howard Livermore, Roger DeHaven, James See, Tommy Yancey, Eugene Snyder, Donald Snapp, Fred Kerns, Jesse Burner. 3'I ,. f . wr VI fi? ff ' .K Wfxif' w, f M H H2 M Q A L' N Mm-wg mmwggigi ,.,, . -I-.5 -Q . ff ' :. ,, N R , ' - Mig wwf ,5,.:, X' ll X Bi R -'QFQQQ N x SQ W me nv i ti' .5 'Qi- g V Q x, Q .K P as .1 'Q xx if n ,fs ., ,- 1 -f.. ,X I 4 1 .,1, 25251 f' . :ii .3 gf Qv, , y f r an ff f' L ,.Af,+w.,.'v jc Pa gf, , ,f N., N, an V4.4 H ',4., L , , k.- .vu 1 ,V- f L ' U 'HN ., UV ,H M K MF, qs, 1, fu, x v.-F- ,KN ,H L-.gp M1 44,17- -,' -',.v,-Sy f' .ul-. w x - .5...:...:.: . 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D m IV' fi 'X' 'vw ff' Ur- .. k W yl'.f 1. f 'si ,. iffivm X 5-..i .f+g,,1 ,rf T1,.QL N A ffff' 9- 4 Q ' , 39-w,,,,.,',13Ar3. . Q Y K.-516 A F' VL f 1?-Neva! Q ' X W fy, .1,,..,, sl' SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS nelle V. Davidson Mr. Glenn O. Wo As the class of 1962 leaves James Wood, we feel that we have been well prepared to face anything that may arise in the future because we have had help with our problems and misunderstandings. We have had guidance when we stumbled under heavy burdens and kindness with a helping hand to direct us toward a higher goal in life. We wish to express deepest appreciation to our class sponsors, Miss Bernelle V. Davidson and Mr. Glenn O. Workman, who have contributed so much time and effort in each of our class projects. Our words cannot tell how much we appreciate all that they have done for us. We can only say, Thank you, Miss Davidson and Mr. Workman, fo,r everything you have done. Eddle Davxs Vice-Prexsdent Roger Snapp Prexident Barbara LeMaster Secretory SENIOR CJFFICERS Charles Duvall S.C.A. Reprexentatwe Barbara Haines S .C.A. Reprexentative fm. Carol Lake Treamrer u 191 SENIORS REACH .... JUDITH MARLENE ABRELL ll-lady!! Coune: General Creditx: Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Pep Club SQ F.H.A. 3 Bowling Club 1, 4. ROSALLE ALABAUGH rrlguzzyn Course: Business Credin: Senior Band 2, 3, Scrapbook Committee 3g Beta Club Beauty Con- test 2, 35 Usherette Spring Concert 35 F.B.I..A. 45 V.O.T. 4. 36 ROGER LEE ADAMS H-Rag!! Course: General Creditr: J.V. Football 13 F.F.A. 1, 2g Varsity Track 2, 3g Varsity Club 3g S.C.A. Representative 3g Co-Chairman Jr.-ir. Prom Comrnitteeg D.E. Club 3, . PAULINE VIRGINIA ADAMS Ifsiiyll Coune: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2. ANTHONY JOHN ALKINS U7-onyu Courre: General Credits: Transferred from Hilancl High School, Mexico 3. .THE TCP l MARY GLENNA ALT Peacbie Course: General Credit: FHA 1 4 4H 1 .'...,3,3-1gSpan- ish Club 3. BARBARA CAROL ASHLEY Shorty Courre: General Credits: F.H.A. 15 D.E. 3, 4. MILTON ALBERT ARGENBRIGHT HAIII Coune: College Preparatory Credits: Transferred from Handley 3g Latin Club 3, 4, Variety Show 33 Jr.- Sr. Prom Committee 33 F.B.L.A. 45 Homeroom Reporter 4, Wood Post Staff, Co-Editor 4. l 3 sms ELAINE ANDERSON .S'uxie C oune: General Cfeditx: F.H.A. 15 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman of Committee 43 Latin Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committeeg Jr. Play Committee, Vfoodbine Staff 43 S.C.A. Homeroom Representative 43 Beta Club Beauty Contest 4. WANDA LEE BARNEY Wanda Course: College Preparatory Credits: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative to Model General Assembly, Page 2, Dele- gate 3, Vice-President 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4, Assistant Recorder of Points 39 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, President 4g Usheretre Bac- calaureate Service 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 25 Jr. Play Committeeg Jr.-Sr. Prom Committeeg Who's Who. 337 CHARLES LEVINE BARR Charlie Courxe: Vocational Agriculture Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 1, 25 K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 1. GARY DENZIL BOLEN rrsleepyyi C ourre: General Crediix: Transferred from Handley 35 Varsity Football 3, .45 Varsity Track 45 Varsity Club 4. as' CAPS, GCWNS . THOMAS IERRY BENNETT ujerryu Course: General Credits: J.V. Basketball 15 J.V. Foot- ball 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 D.E. Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 F.F.A. 25 Homeroom President 1, 2. JAMES ALLEN BAYUSS ffjiml! Coarse: General Credits: F.F.A. 1, 25 Intramurals F.F.A.5 Basketball 2. GEORGE PEYTON BORDEN Peyton Courre: College Preparatory Credits J.V. Basketball 15 Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Bowling Club 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. . GRADUATION JEAN CAROL BOSWELL Carol Course: Business Credits: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.I..A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Usherette Bac- calaureate Service 3. SANDRA KAY BOYLES usandyn C ourre: College Preparatory Credits: Latin Club 1, 25 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 45 Bowling Club 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Reporter 45 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Girls' Monogram Club 35 Wood- bine Staff 45 Whds Who 45 Repre- sentative to National Youth Conference on the Atom 3. X BARBARA JEAN BOYLES uBdbJ.y.vl Course: General ' Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Daughter of Stars Federation, jr. Homemakers Degree 3, Chapter Home- rnakers Degree 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Beta Club 45 F.B,L.A. 25 Girls' Intramurals 1, 25 Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4g Jr. Play Committee 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, Refreshment Com- mittee Jr.-Sr. Prom 25 Beta Club Beauty Contest 45 Vfooclbine Staff 4. SANDRA LEE BOYCE usandyu Course: Business Credits: F.H.A. 15 F.B.L.A. 2, 45 Art Club 15 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 35 Usherette Baccalaureate Serv- ice 5: Homeroom Secretary 1, 4, Treas- urer 45 Beta Club Beauty Contest 5, 45 V.O.T. 4. DAVID THEODORE BRAITHWAITE flvdve-U Courre: Vocational A riculture n g Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Spanish Club 3. 39 COLIN ORVILLE BREEDEN ncubbyu Coune: General Creditrf Varsity Football 1, 2, 33 Varsity Track 23 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 33 Pee Wee Football Coach 4. EDSEL PHILIP BURCHAM Edsel Course: Vocational Agriculture Cfeditx: F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H 1. 40 SHIRLEY MAE BROWN Shirley Courxe: Business Credit.r.' Majorette 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 39 Pep Club 33 Beta Club 43 Beta Club Beauty Contest. 33 Representative S.C.A. 2, Student Co- ordinator 33 Usherette jr. Play 3g Jr.- Sr. Prom Committee 33 Homeroom Representative 13 V.O.T. 4. AT LAST I PHYLLIS ANN BROWN Phyllis Courie: Business Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3: Pep Club 33 V.O.T. 4g Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4g Chairman Jr.-St. Prom Commit- teeg Ushererte Jr. Play 33 Ushetette Band Concert 33 Beta Club Beauty Contest 1, 3. JOYCE HOPE BURCHAM Hjoycell Course: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 3, 43 Glee Clubg Choral Club 2, 3, 43 4-H 4. Courxe: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. DANA LOUISE BURSEY Dana Course: Business Creditr: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- Presidenr 23' Spanish Club 3, 4g Choral Club 4, Senior Band 1, 2. ACHED MAURICE LEE BURLESON JR. HM. L. Course: General Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2g D.E. 3, 4. VVALTER BYRD BURCHAM Billy Course: Vomtional Agriculture Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. THELMA JOANNE BURSEY U10 nnnell V Course: Business Credits: Library Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2g Spanish Club 3, 4g Choral Club 4. ' 4'I WILLIAM LEE BUTLER Bill Courre: General Credits: j.V. Basketball 15 Senior Band 1, 3, Historian 35 S.C.A. Representative 15 Class President 35 Jr. Play Cast 35 jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Variety Show Cast 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. DORIS FAYE CAMPBELL Doris Courre: Business Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 2, Assistant Super- intendent Flower Division 25 Tri-H.i- Y 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 S.C.A. Representa- tive 2, Monitor 35 Homeroom Presi- dent 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Jr. Play Committee Chairman, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committeeg Who's Who 45 Wood Post Staff 4. 42 - BARBARA GLASS CAMPBELL HBarbH Course: General Credits: 4-H lg Pep Club lg F.H.A. 1, 35 Horneroom Treasurer 45 Glee Club 1. Course: General Creditr: 4-H lg Pep Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Choral Class 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Choral Club, Reporter 3. OXWEN THOMAS CAMPBELL Tommy Course: Credits: Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4' Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 ING DAY BARBARA ANNETTE CARNES Barb Coune: Business Creditx: Latin Club lg F.H.A. 1, 5, 4. JEREMIAH FRANKLIN CLEM Frankie Courxe: General Cfeditr: J.V. Football lg F.B.L.A. 2, 33 D.E. 43 4-H 1g Variety Show Commit- tee 3. MARGUERITE ANN CARTER Margie Coufxe: Business Creditx: Att Club 1. JOSEPH ALBERT CARPER Couhe: General Efjoel Credits: F.F.A. 2, 4. LYNN WEBSTER CLEM C ourxe: General Lynn I l 1 LEONARD JERRY CLOWSER Jerry Course: Vocational Agriculture Credin: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2 CAROL JEAN COWGER Carol Coune: General Credits F.H.A. lg Bowling Club 2g Spanish Club 1, 2, 3g D.E. 3, 4. THANKSJUNICR l l KAYE FRANCES COFFELT H-Kdyel! Courre: Business Creditr: J.V. Cheerleader 1, 25 Tri-HL Y 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4g F.H.A. 1, 2g jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mitteeg Jr. Play Ushererteg Glee Club lg Choral Class 3, 4. GARY POWELL CROSEN ffcaryll C ourre: 'General Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2g Intramural Bas- ketball 3. l 44 JUDITH ANN COMBS Sade Courre: General Credits: Transferred from Wardens- ville High School 43 Be-ta Club Beauty Contest 43 Homecoming Queen 4g Who's Who 4. OR A GRAND PROM EDDIE ZIRKLE DAVIS HB4-'yn C ourse: General Creditr: D.E. Club 3, 43 Chairman Jr.- Sr. Prom, Vice-President Sr. Class 4. JUDITH ANN DEHAYEN rr J u dy!! . C ourse: Business Credits: Latin Club 1, 2, Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 33 Bowling Club 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Monogram Club 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Representative to Leader- ship Training Conference 3: Chairman junior Play Committee 3, Refreshment Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom 23 Variety Show Committee 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 3: Vfoodbine Staff 4, Beta Club Beauty Contest 4. JOYCE MARIE DEHAVEN Ujoyciell C ourre: Business Credits: F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, First Vice- President 3, President 4, Regional Vice-President 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 45 Homeroom Presi- dent 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, Refreshment Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom 2, Beta Beauty Contest 4. , JAMES RONALD DEHAVEN rrR0nnyJ1 Coune: General Creditr: Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Band 13 Senior Band 2, 3, 45 4-H 2. ROGER LEE DEHAVEN Smiley Courre: Vocational Agriculture ' Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 1. 45 FRANCES CAROL DELLINGER Carol C ourxe: Business Credin: Art Club lg F.H.A. 2, 3, 4g F.B.L.A. 2g Library Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, 45 Wood Pos: Staff 4. THOMAS WRIGHT DOLAN Tommy Courxe: College Preparatory Credits: Sr. Band lg Latin Club 2, 3. 455' 4 l DAVID PHILLIP DOLAN f1Dnvidl! Courre: College Preparatory Creditr: Latin Club 1, 2. DEC. 5 MARGARET LOUISE DINGES upeggyn C ourxe: Business Creditr: 4-H 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 45 Pep Club 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 34 Future Nurses Club 3, 4g Girls' Bowling Club 2, 34 F.H.A. 2, 3g V.O.T. 49 Variety Show 33 Jr. Play Committeeg Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 55 Beta Beauty Con- test 3, 4. JOY RUSCELLA DONALD Hjoyli Courxe: General Credit!! F.H.A. lg 4-H 1, 23 Latin Club 2. l IAME CARDS AND INVITATIONS, ROBERT LEE DOVE uB0bbyu Coune: College Preparatory Credits: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chairman Programs Committee 4g Hi-Y 45 Mu Alpha Theta 4, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 4g Co-Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. EUGENE WARNER DYKE MBU!! Course: General Creditf: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. RONALD ASHBY DYE Ronnie Courte: General Creditr: Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Representative to A11-State Band 3, 4, Honor Court Representative 2, F.F.A. 3, 4. CHARLES RAYMOND K DUVALL, JR. Chuck Course: College Preparatory Creditx: Honor Court Representative 1, Monitor 2, S.C.A. Vice-President 3, Senior Representative to S.C.A.g, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, President 43 Boys' Bowling Club 35 Beta Club 33 Delegate to Odd Fellow's U.N. Pilgrimage 3g Chairman Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 33 jr. Play Committee 33 Homeroom President 35 Debate Team 33 Whds Who 4. JOAN MARIE EARL Ioan Courre: Business Credihr: Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 2, 45 V.O.T. 4. I 47 CURTAINS RISE O LORETTA RUTH EATON Loretta Course: Business Credits: FLH.A. 1, 2g Choral Class 3, A Cappella Choir 33 Beta Beauty Con- test 2, 5, 4g Majorette 3, 4g Homeroom Representative to S.C.A. 25 Usherette at Band ,Concert 35 Spring Concert Committee 35 V.O.T. 4. LOUIS DIXON EYE II Dickie Course: General Credits: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 49 Beta Club 4. 48 LINDA FAYE ELLYETT Mir: Eyelet Course: General Credits: Art Club 1, 2g F.H.A. 2, 3 Library Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 45 Girls' Glee Club 2 Choral Class 3 A Cappella Choir 3 jr. Play Castg jr.-Sr. Prom Committee? Girls' Bowling Club 49 D.E. 4. n FRANCES JOAN EDMONSON Frances C 0ur.te.' Business cfedim F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4g F.B.L.A. 4. JACQUELINE MC KAY FAUVER Jackie Courxe: General Credits: Girls' Glee Club 1, Choral Club 2g Latin Club ls Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 39 F.H.A. 5, 4. DUR LAST CLASS PLAY GORDANNA STUART FLETCHER Gorda1ma Coune: General Creditx: F.H.A. 2, 35 4-H lg Choral Class 4. ' KENNETH ALLEN FUNK 1rKe1pnyJJ Course: General Credits: Art Club lg Latin Club 3, 4. CLYDE NEWMAN FRYE . rrclydeu Courre: General Creditr: D.E. 3, 45 Boys' Bowling Club 3, 4g I-Iomeroom Representative to S.C.A. 45 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 5. PHILIP ELWOOD FREE Phil Coune: General Credits: F.F.A. 2, 3. MARILYN ELIZABETH GENTRY Marilyn Courre: Business CreditJ.' F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g F.B.I..A. 23 Library Club 3, Historian 33 Beta Club 33 V.O.T. 4. 49 CAROLYN ANN GODLOVE rlcagu Courre: College Preparatory C1-editr: Homeroom Representative to S.C.A. 1, 45 Ushering Committee of S.C.A. 45 Beta Club 3, 4, President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play Cast5 jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Variety Show 35 Usherette Baccalaureate and Com- mencement 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Wood Post Staff 4, Editor 45 Beta Beauty Contest 33 Representative to Virginia Girl's State 35 Who's Who 4. LARRY RICHARD GREGORY uLdn,yu Courre: College Preparatory Credits Key Club 3, 4, President 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 45 Boys' Bowling Club 35 Latin Club 2, 35 District Forensic Winner 35 Intramural Basket- ball 35 Co-Chairman Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. 50 OUR TROUBLES ARE OVER . PAUL REDFORD GREENE Paul Course: Agriculture Cfeditr: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, Treasurer 45 Choral Class 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Vice-President 3, JUDITI-I ANN GORDON fljudyll Course: Business Credizr: F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3. MARVIN CURTIS GRIFFITH, JR. lrMdn,lr Cozme: College Preparatory Credirr: J.V. Football 1, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Beta Club 3, 4. Vice-President 45 Latin Club 3, 4, President 45 Class Vice-President 25 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 S.C.A. 4. . NO MORE GOVERNMENT! MAYNARD WALTER GROVE nigunnyu Courre: College Preparatory Creditr: J.V. Basketball 15 Homeroom President 35 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Project Chairman 3, 4, Lieutenant Governor 5, 4, jr. Director 33 Latin Club 3, 4, Jr. Play Committee 35 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 45 Who's Who. BOBBY ALLEN HAUN Bobby Cour.re.' General Credilr: 1.V. Football lg F.F.A. 1, 2. l Y BONNIE JANE HAMMACK rrB0nn C ourre: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 3, Program Planning Committee 13 4-H 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Program Planning Committee 49 Intramurals lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 49 j.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 33 Jr. Play Commit- tee, Whos Who. BARBARA DIANE HAINES Barb.r Cpurre: Business Credits: Sr. Band 2, 3, Assistant Chair- man of Scrapbook Committee, Beta Club 3, 4, Usherette Baccalaureate and Commencement 35 Usherette at Spring Concertg F.B.L.A. 45 S.C.A. Represent- ative 4. MERRILL KENNETH HAUSENFLUCK Merrill Course: Agriwlture Credilr: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. I 51 BARBARA JOAN HAYMAKER Bobbi C ourxe: Business Creditr: Homeroom S.C.A. Representa- tive 1g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, 4g D.E. 3, 4g Glee Club 15 Homeroom Secre- tary 1, 25 jr.-St. Prom Committee 3. RICHARD ELLSWORTH HIBBARD Dickie Courre: General Credits: Choral Class 43 Boys' Glee Club 4. 52 JOSEPH OSBURN HEPLER ufoen C ourxe: College Preparatory Credits: 4-H 1, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Varsity Basketball 1, 2g Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. 16+ BRENDA LEE HEISHMAN Brenda Course: General Crediti: FeH.A. 1, 2, 53 4-H 1, 2, Girls' Bowling Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g D.E. 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM HENRY HERRELI. lIBillN Courxe: Agriculture Credits: F.F.A. 1, Z, 3, 4, Chapter Treasurer 5, Northern Triangle Fecl- eration Treasurer 4. . THE MAGIC NUMBER ANN LOUISE HIETI' Louise Course: Business Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 3, 4g Art Club 2. PATRICIA ANN HORWATH llpatll Courre: General Credits: Latin Club I, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 F.H.A: 3, 4, Pianist 4g Future Nurses Club 3, 4. PATRICIA NANCY PEARL l l l EDWIN FRENCH HINER Ted Course: College Preparatory Creditr: Transferred from Lewisburg High School, Lewisburg, W. Va. 4. CARL HAMMOND HOVERMALE Skip Course: Agriculture Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HOOVER llpazll C Dune: General Creditf: Beta Beauty Contest 43 Variety Show 35 Girls' Bowling Club 45 Latin Club 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary-Treas- urer 45 Future Nurses Club 4, Reporter 45 Vfoodbine Staff 49 Jr.-Sr. 'Prom Committee 3g Whds Who 4. l Q53 DELMAR LEWIS JENKINS MDE!!! Coune: College Preparatory Cfediu: Latin Club 1, 25 Library Club 1, 2, President 13 Representative to S.C.A. 1, 2, Monitor 35 Varsity Club 1, D.E. 3, 4g Woodbine Staff 4, Busi- ness Manager 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Chairman School March of Dimes Drive 4. RONALD LEE KEITER HROMJI Course: College Preparatory Creditt: Hi-Y 1, 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 Chairman Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3g Intramural Basketball 2, 5, Variety Show 55 Jr. Play Committee. 54 SENIOR ENGLISH KEP DORIS DEAN JONES IIDOHJII Courte: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2g Library Club 2, Reporter 25 4-H 1, 2, 5, Girls' Glee glut? lg Intramurals 1, 2g Spanish Club BARBARA FAYE JOHNS lPBabJ,!l Courre: General cream.. Girls' Glee Club 1,' Choral Class 25 F.H.A. 5, 45 Latin Club 1. HERSHELL ELDON KELLY frDu,m'pn Courre: Agriculture Creditt: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. lo- S ON OUR TOES BETTY IONE KERNS nBenyu Courre: General Cediz:FHA1'7344I-12 4, 7 'u - ' ' 1 -1 1 l ' x 3: Recreation Leader 3, Reporter 4. LINDA LOU KERNS Linda Course: Business CreditJ.' F.H.A. 1, 23 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 V.O.T. 45 Library Club 3, 4, Sergeant- at-Arms 3. B GRANVILLE MAC ARTHUR KERNS Butch C ourre: General Creditr: Key Club 3, 4g J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Captain and Outstanding Track Award 3g Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4g Class Secre- tary 2. DONALD LEE KERNS Don Couue: General Creditr: F.F.A. 1, 2. CAROLE ELIZABETH KLINE Carole Courre: General Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 1, 4 55 BARBARA MAE KOMSA Bobbi Course: Home Economics Crediir: 4-H 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Beta Beauty Contest 1, 2, 3, third place in gown 2, Miss james Wood 3. HELEN MARIE LAMP Helen Course: Business Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3: F.B.L.A. 3, 4g Jr. Play Committee 3: V.O.T. 4, Homeroom Treasurer 3. se, TODAY'S SENIORS . CAROL ELIZABETH LAKE Carol Course: General Credits: Bunny Girl Contest lg F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 2, Parliamentarian 3, Reporter 45 Class Treasurer 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Homeroom Secretary 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary 2, President 3, Beta Beauty Con- test 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Choral Class 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, Secretary Choral Class 45 Jr. Play Usherette 35 Majoretres 2, 3, 45 Wood Post Staff 4, Business Manager 4: Homecoming Queen 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. JAMES MARION KREMER Pljimmyll C ourre: General Creditr: Key Club 3, 4g Class Vice- President 2, Class President 3, D.E 3, 45 jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. ROGER LEE LAMP HR Ogeru C curse: Business D.E. 3. Credits: Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 25 MORROW'S LEADERS DOUGLAS ALLEN LARRICK uD0ug.u Course: General Credits F.F.A. 3, 4. PRISCILLA LANE LEE PfisJy Course: Business Credizr: j.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, F.H.A. 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.I..A. 3, 4, Recorder of Points 4, Beta Club 3, 4g Maiorette 3, 4g Homeroom Treasurer lg Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 35 Girls' Glee Club lg Choral Class 3, 4, Jr. Play Usherette 35 A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Beta Beauty Contest 4. PATRICIA ANNE LEE rrpdtn Course: Business Credits: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 2nd Vice-President 4, Committee Chairman 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Choral Class 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, jr. Play Usherette 3g jr.-Sr, Prom Committee 3: Beta Club 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 2, Beta Beauty Contest 3. JAMES DAVIS LAWYER J. D. , Courre: General Credits: Jr. Play Committee. CHARLOTTE ANN LEIGHT Cookie Course: College Preparatory Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Homeroom S.C.A. Representative 15 Latin Club 3, 43 Woodbine Staff 4, Assistant Editor 45 Ushetette Bac- calaureate and Commencement 3g Jr. Play Committee 3. I 57 JOHN DOUGLAS LE MARR Ujobnll Coune: Agriculture Creditr: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH LESLIE LINEBERG, JR. Kenny Boy Courte: General '?I6dil.f.' 4-H 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.I..A. 43 rack 2, 3, 4. 58 OUR PLANNED CAREERS AR NANCY DIANNE LEWIS Nancy Courte: General Creditf: F.H.A. 1, 2, 4. BARBARA ANN LE MASTER Barb C oune: Business Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2g Pep Club 33 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Beta Club 33 Head Usherette Baccalaureate and Com- mencement 3g Class Secretary 45 Jr. Play Committee 3g jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 3g Vfoodbine Staff 4, Editor 4g Girls' Bowling Club 4. RALPH EDWARD LLOYD llReel! Courte: College Preparatory Creditts Spanish Club 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 3, 4. ANY AND VARIED THELMA LOUISE LOWERY Toat.rie Cozzrre: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES HENRY LU'I'I'R.ELL Char1er'1 C ourre: General CAROL LEE LUTTRELL Carol Courre: College Preparatory Creditr: Spanish Club 3, 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Pep Club 45 Future Teachers' Club 1g Jr. Play Committee Chairman 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Choral Class 4, 4-H 1. JUDY LANE LUPTON lfludyll Courref Business Crezliti: 4-H 1, 2g Spanish Club 3, 4g Beta Club 3g F.B.L.A. 4, Maiorerte 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader 3, 4g Usherette Band Concert 3. DEBORAH DELORAS LUTTRELL Debbie Courre: Business ' Creditr: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3' J F.H.A. 1, 2, Girls' Bowling Club 2, 5, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Historian 45 V.O.T. 4. 59 DIPLOMAS BECO JULIAN BAKER MARPLE, JR. Junior Course: General Cfeditf: Choral Class 4. PATRICIA ANN MAUZY Hpdtll C anne: General Credits: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. so ' DOUGLAS EUGENE MARTIN t1DouglJ Courre: College Preparatory Credits: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Senior Representative 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4g Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 39 S,L1,A.. President 45 jr. Play Stage Manager 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom Corn- mittee 35 Boys' Bowling Club 2, 3g Intramural Basketball 3, 4g Whds Who 4. KENNETH FRANCIS MARSHALL I!KennJlI! Course: College Preparatory Crediir: Latin Club 1, 2, 3g J.V. Foot- ball lg Varsity Football 23 Boys' Mono- gram Club 2g Glee Club lg Choral Class 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, All-Stare Choir 33 Intramural Bas- ketball 5g Variety Show 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 33 Jr. Play Cast 35 Wood- bine Staff 4. MITZI SUE MC CLANAI-IAN M itzi Courre: College Preparatory Creditr: Latin Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 23 Spanish Club 3. 4, Secretary 4, Beta Club 3, 4g Pep Club 4g Usherette Baccalaureate and Commencement 3: Jr. Play Committee, Homecoming Princess 4. REALITY- DORIS JEAN MC DANIEL Dork Courts: Business Credin: Homeroom Secretary 13 F.H.A. lg F.B.L.A. 2g Majorette 3, 43 Usher- ette Band Concert 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Beta Beauty Contest 3. JAMES FLOYD MICHAEL lfjimmyil C ourte: General Creditr: J.V. Football 13 J.V. Basket- ball lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2g Varsity Baseball 1, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. DORIS JANE MICHAEL Doris Courfef General Credits: F.H.A. I, 2, 3g Jr. Play Com- mittee 33 D.E. 3, 4. CHARLES ROBERT MC ILWEE uBObbyu Course: Agriculture Cfreditr F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chapter SBC- retary 3, 4, Federation Secretary 43 K.V.G. 2, 3, 4, Forestry Judging Team 43 S.C.A. 4g Beta Club 3. WILLIAM BRADFORD MICHAEL, JR. Bill Courts: General Creditr: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 33 varsity Club 1, 2, 53 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 61 BEVERLEY ANN MILLER fl-Bev!! Course: College Preparatory Credits: F.H.A. 15 Latin Club 3, 45 jr. Play Committee 35 Spanish Club 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Jr.-Sr. Prom Commit- tee 55 Girls' Bowling Club 4. JOYCE DELL MUSE uDi:J C curse: Business Credits: F.H.A. lg Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 5, President 45 S.C.A. 3, 4, Monitor 35 Pep Club 45 F.B.L'.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Who's Who 45 Class Secretary 35 Jr. Play Committee 33 Jr. Play Usherette 35 jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Chairman 35 jr. Magazine Sale Chairman 35 Head Usherette Bac- calaureate and Commencement 3. si WITH GRADUATION WE G SHELVA JEAN MILLER Shelb Coune: General Credits: jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 55 Girls' Monogram Club 2, 5, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 F.H.A. 15 Home- room Representative to S.C.A. 4g 4-H Club 15 Key Club Sweetheart 45 Homecoming Princess 45 Who's Who 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Variety Show 33 Latiin Club 2, 53 Beta Beauty Contest 3, . DAVID ROSCOE MILLER, JR Dutch Course: General Creditf: F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, 4. MARY JANE NEFF Mary Course: General Credits: 4-H lg F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. UR SEPARATE DARLENE MAE NESSELRODT Darlene Courre: College Preparatory 'Credits 4-H lg F.H.A. lg Tri-Hi-Y 25 Spanish Club 3, 4g Beta Club 3, 43 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Future Teachers Club lg jr. Play Cast 3g Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 3. JERRY PATRICK O'N'EAL lljerfyll Courres General Creditrs F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Homeroom S.C.A. Representative lg Varsity Foot- ball 1, 25 Track 25 Varsity Club 25 Jr. Play Committee 53 Variety Show Committee 3. WAYS JOHN EZRA OMPS !Il0bnnyll Courre: Agriculture gfeditr: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Choral Class EUGENE ASBURY NEWLIN JR Noodle Courre: General Credits: Art Club 15 DE 4 EDWARD NELSON ORNDORFF Eddie Courre: General W LET THE ACHIEVEMEN RANDALL BLAKE OWENS Randy Course: General Credits: F.F.A. I, 2g D.E. 3, 4. LARRY RICHARD PARKINSON Hllarryll Courxe: General Credits: Art Club lg Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 45 Journalism Staff 4, News Editor 4. l GARRY ELMER PARKER PHYLLIS ADARE PAINTER Phyllis Course: College Preparatory Credits: Transferred from Wilson Memorial High 25 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH PHELPS H-Betjyxl C ourre: Business Credit.r.' Girls' Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Beta Beauty Contest 3, 4g Homecoming Princess 45 Bunny Girl Contest 35 Woodbine Staff 4, Pep Club 3g Jr. Play Committee 39 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. 64 Butch Course: General Credits F.F.A. 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, 4. 5. A F THE PAST RONALD WINSTON PLACE ffR0nU Coune: General Creditx: F.F.A. 1, 25 Boys' Bowling Club 35 D.E. 45 Variety Show 3. WAYNE GILL REED Ted COIJfJ'9.' College Preparatory Credits j.V. Football 1, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 5, 45 J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Baseball I, 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 5, 45 Spanish Club 5, 45 Class Secretary 1. at 4 PRISCILLA ANN RACEY IlAnnI! Com-Je: General Credits: Choral Class 1, 25 F.H.A. 2, 5, 4: 4-H 1, 25 Latin Club 15 Jr. Play Cast 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. NANCY LEE POOLE Nan Coarre: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2,. 3, 45 D.E. 4. STUART CECIL REEDY Kinkie Courte: General Creditr: j.V. Basketball 15 Boys' Bowl- gng Club 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 65 RACHEL LUCILLE REYNOLDS Rach Course: Business Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 4. FRANKLIN THOMAS RITENOUR Frankie Courxe: Agriculture I Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 K.V.G. 2, 3, 45 Track 2. 66 MARY EDNA RIDINGS Mary Coune: Business Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Federation Reporter 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Reporter 4. LEAD TO COURTNEY LOVE RICHARD Cookie Courre: General Cfredi2.r: F.I-LA. 1, 2, 3, 45 D.E. 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 45 jr. Play Committee 3g 4-H 1, 25 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. CARLIN ALLEN RODGERS Carlin Cour.re: General Creditr: Varsity Football 2, 5, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 ,l.V. Football 15 j.V. Basket- ball 15 Varsity Club 2, 3. 4, Vice- Presidenr 45 Choral Class 4. ICTORIOUS FUTURE HAROLD ELMO RUCKMAN Harold Coane: General Credits: F.F.A. 1. NANCY JANE SANDY HNanII Courre: General Credits: 4-H' 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 D.E. 4g Jr. Play Committee. DOUGLAS LEE SANDERS llDougn C ourre: General Credits: J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 F.F.A. 15 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3: Choral Class 4. EARL BRADEN SAGER, JR. HEaflU Course: General Credits: F.F.A. 1, 25- K.V.G. Crew 1, 25 Homeroom President 15 Choral Class 3, 4. JAMES WILLIAM SEE, JR. Iffimmyll Course: General Creditr: Sr. Band 1, 2, 45 Choral Class 3, A Cappella 35 Boys' Glee Club 3. 67 CLASS COLORS MARGARET VIRGINIA SHADE Margaret Coune: General Cfeditr: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. JAMES CLINTON SI-IELLY, JR. junior Courxe: Agriculture credit- F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V.G. Crew 1, 2, 3, 4g Homeroom S.C.A. Repre- sentative lg 4-H 1, 2. 68 THOMAS LUPTON SHEETZ Tommy Courxe: General Creditr: Latin Club 1, 23 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 45 Key Club 2, 3g Varsity Club 2, Football Manager 2, Track Manager 2, Basketball Man- ager Zg Boys' Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. MARIE DOVIE SHADE - Marie Course: General Creditx: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 jr Prom Committee 3. R.AY MARVIN SHIFF1.EI I' w Fred Coyne: General Credits: had 1, 2, 3, 4. INK AND WHITE EARL EDWARD Sl-IILEY Edward Coufre: General Credits: Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, All-State Chorus 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Pianist Girls' Glee Club 4g Jr. Play Cast 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Repre- sentative to Model, General Assembly 35 Sr. Band 1, 2, 35 Forensic School and District Winner 2g Latin Club 3, 45 S.C.A. Representative 4, Who's Who 4. FRANCES RAYE SIMPSON fllgranu C ourre: General Creditr: Art Club lg Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play Cast 33 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Homeroom Secretary-Treas- urer 3, D.E. 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Y EILEEN JO ANNE SHUMANOW Eileen Coufre: General Credits: Transferred from Cedar Cliff High School 45 F.H.A. 45 D.E. 4. WH.LIAM WOCDROW SHILEY Woody Caurre: College Preparatory Creditr: J.V. Football Manager 1 Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2 Varsity Club 1, 23 Latin Club 1, 2 D.E. 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4. BE'I'I'Y JANE SLONAKER Janie Courre: General Creditr: F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4g D.E. 3, 4 ' 69 CLASS FLOWER DANA JANE' SMITH ffDanaH Courre: Business Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 2g F.B.I..A. 3, 4g V.O.T. 43 Pep Club 35 Jr. Play Com- mittee 3g Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. WELDON HENRY SMITH Smitty Courre: General Credits: D.E. 3. 70 MYRNA THERESA SMITH fIMyrn!! Course: Business Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Scrapbook Committee 3g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2g j.V. Cheerleader 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4g Choral Class 3g Jr. Play Prompter 3g Girls' Bowling Club 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Chairman 35 F.B.L.A. 4. JAMIES LEE SMITH lllim-ll Course: Agriculture Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER LEE SNAPP ukogeru Course: College Preparatory Creditr: Class Vice-President 3, Presi- clent 4g Jr. Play Cast 39 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Chairman 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, 4, Reporter 4g Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Bowling Club 3g Mu Alpha Theta 4, Reporter 4g S.C.A. 4g J.V. Basketball 15 1.V. Football 1g Wood Post Staff, Sports Editor 45 Who's Who 4. HE PINK CARNATION MARSHALL EDWARD SNAPP Maf.fl1a1l Courxe: Agriculture Credilx: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 K.V.G. l, 2, 3, 4g 4-H 1, 2. GARY VERNON TISINGER HTi!! C ourre: College Preparatory Credits: Art Club lg j.V. Basketball 1, J.V. Football lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4g Latin Club 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Com- mittee 4g jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. SANDRA LEE THOMPSON Sorter Course: General Credits: F.H.A. 1, 2, 4-H l, 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 2, Jr. Play Cast 33 Variety Show 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Choral Class 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bowling Club lg Intramurals 1. LANNY EUGENE SNYDER ' Gene C ourte: Agriculture Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V.G, Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, Choral Class 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. WILLIAM EARL TRENUM MBU!!! Cow-Je: College Preparatory Creditr: Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4g Varsity Baseball 3g Homeroom President 43 Beta Club 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4g Boys' Bowling Club 4, ln- tramural Basketball 3, 4. 7'I NOBLE RAY UNGER, JR. Junior Courre: Agriculture Creditr: 4-I-I 1, 2g F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, 4. ' ARTHUR WEBER, JR. Arthur Coarse: Agriculture Creditx: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Foot- Zall 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 72 TO JAMES WOOD - ROBERT LEE WEBBER uBobbyn Course: College Preparatory Credits: htin Club 1, 2, 43 Wood Post Staff layout Editor 45 Jr. Play Com- mittee Chairman 3g Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 33. Boys' Bowling Club 3. GARY LYNN WALLACE fllyallyll Courref Agriculture Creditrf F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 31 Varsity Basketball 15 Varsity Football 1. FRANK ALLEN WHITACRE Frank Courxe: Agriculture Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, 4. HANKS FOR THE MEMORIES, I.ORE'I'I'A GRACE WILKINS Loretta Course: Business Creditr: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presb dent 3, President 4, Stare Convention Representative 2, 3, State Homernakers Degree, 4-I-I 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Secretary 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 J.V. Cheerleader lg Class Treasurer 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 33 Girls' Bowling Club 1, 3: Intramurals 1, 25 Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mitteeg 'Jr. Play Prornpter. SANDRA CATHERINE WIIQLS usandyu r Courre: College Preparatory Credits: 4-H,1g F.H.A. 15 Girls' Bowl- ing Club 1, 3, 4g Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. PI-IYLLIS JEAN WILLIS Phyllis Course: General ROBERT BEVERLEY WILLIAMS faB0bbyu Course: General Credits: Beta Club 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Jr. Play Committee 33 Executive Council S.C.A. 3g Honor Court Repre- senrative 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3. THOMAS SANDY YANCEY Tommy Coufre: General Credits: F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 K.V.G. 1, 2, 35 Choral Class 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. Q 73 THE CLASS OF '62 MARION WILSON ZIRK flBuddy!l Course: General C Credits: Spanish Club 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 5g D.E. 4. Seniors display their talent in Grandad Steps Out.' RING DAY A perfect fit! Each year the seniors look forward to the arrival of Mr. Mike Posey and their class rings. Although the rings are all alike, each senior is especially proud and excited to have his own senior ring. Good food, music, and dancing were enjoyed at our senior ring dance. Now we feel like seniors! .N Q' Mort Likely 10 Succeed Joyce Muse and Chuck Duvall 76 Mort Popular Shelva Miller and Roger Snapp M on Talented Frances Simpson and Edward shuey WHO'S WHC Recognition is a difficult task to under- take. Yet each year a. number of senior students are chosen to represent their class for their honorable and outstanding achieve- IT1CI1fS. 4162 After much deliberation on the part of each Senior Class member, these 24 students have been chosen to reign in the Who's Who Chair. Wfittiext Linda Ellyiett and Bobby Haun Class Flirt: Sandra Tompson and jimmy Kreamer Mori Athletic Bonnie Hammock and Marvin Griffith 77 SENIO l 1 Q 1 1 Bert Student: Sandra Boyles and Bill Trenum Friendliext Doris Campbell and Maynard Grove Beit All Around' Pat Hoover and Bill Butler STS Best Looking Susie Combs and Ronnie Place Beit Dfeued Wanda Barney and jerry Bennett Bert Leaderx Carolyn Godlove and Doug Martin wg: fl: lux! af lhe people of The Civil War days Joughl to aid the wozmd- ed who were brought ta lhe hoipi- lal at Belle Grove, Jo mm! we de- vote 0m'Jelzfe5 to helping om' fel- lowmen. Thif L'dl77l0f be learned from the hookx that we Jtudy here at fame! lV00d, hut it mmf he learned hy earh irzdizfidual in hi: relaliomhipf with otherf. wwf ' E , :5f5'1'5 ' 'Xiu J QR - Wim-, A V. .., .,,. .4 3 ,, -.i:i,' ,,,.,5X,W2a-w.v.fw,..f fvawwnmvwmm- w .52 'N an x .11 ,., .J In in - C X 'Q 1' '. J. w -1' qw' 1 ,A as I Hr - 4' fa. ,A , - if J WS' KK ..' an U ,. 1 ' , J -f-3. . K f' U-. .M-XAJFK ' . 4 ' 4 K . g Q- ., , 5,1 . N:-.zxat kb A M, 11 , 1 W ' N . -,-. . ,- , -A A , 3' A A K. 5-1 t v 'X , . ,Q 1--1-. kr A 995,53 , ... X., wx 1 1, - v.-'T ,'7 Q , ..ibzmM . ,yOu 1 VE 4 1 .J .xp SX ' - ' 5 V fav, , X L VA-1 A - , .ix 4, 5 m 'Su ak k , .1 f ,R X A ,, N 4 . . x ,A . 1 THE JUNXOR CLASS 1 f , . ML-Q, 5, fag f .+ ' : -, . Q 5 f 5 k'.-' - H K .S ,X yy X X I A 9 ,. S S Ronnie Kern President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSCRS Diane Robertson Carol Bennett Secretary Treasurer Judy Phelps V ice-President Mr. Joseph Fishel Sponsor Mrs. Phyliss Shull Sponsor 5 H -'S. f ' .. X nnn,n -. 1 I S 5 K, Donald Su-osnicler SCA Representative WE HAVE CJRDERE Charles Adams Robert Adams Judy Ailes Margaret Allamong Mary Allamong Linda Amtower James Anderson Kenneth Ashby William Aylor Ronald Bageant Arlene Baggerly Sandra Bailey Carol Ballenger Elizabeth Ballowe Bruce Barley Barbara Barton Carol Bayliss Robert Belford Carol Bennett Myrlin Bennett FUR SENIOR RINGS l Helen Boyce Karheryn Brairhwaite Wmda Braithwaite Wfilson Brairhwaire Charles Brewer Franklin Brewer Jack Brown Hazel Broy Berry Butler Cecil Campbell Georgia Carbaugh Marvin Carper. Wihna Carter Sharon Cather Roger Clark Judy Clowser Sheila Coe Linda Coleman Karen Colley Guy Conner THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS E S 'X S -3? if - Q -1 .. .rf j ri g Az x- ixgr 'L ,i 'Q tk ,ll S.... Q S L Y A ' Michael Cooke Judy Davidson Leroy Donald Carlton Dyke Beverley Ellis janet Crosen Barbara DeHaven S116 Donald Maxine Dyke Sherry Ensogna Louise Crosen Linda DeHaven Donald Douyoras Henry Ebersole Russell Feeley Ray Curtis Merle Dill Rhoda Driver Charles Edmonds Linda Felrner 86 Russell Fiddler Janie Flowers Joy Foreman Carol Fox OONLIGHT AND APPLESAUCE AUX 6-lm. 'vs B Charlotte Fox Kenneth Frye Barbara Golightly James Golladay jerry Golliday William Golliday David Good Louise Grapes Mary Grayson Barbara Green David Greene Douglas Grubb has-Q. Edward Guthridge Melissa Haines Nellie Harden Patrick Harrold gr ffvqff . f s,.-L, Yin Ronald Hartman Nancy Heishman Gerald Hepner Beverly Hill Mary Hill James Hockman Robin' Hockman Clyde Houston 87 OUR MAGAZINE SAL Tv . ' 4 ' . , ' v .K . A 1 5525? 5 ik I A 2 5 . fi- f , 11- e K K N, in,- x '., N M ' .,, ig- V M- X - . .. Kitty Huffman Katherine Jenkins Keith Judy Sandra 'Kenyon Linda Kerns Benny Koon Darlene Jenkins Constance .lobe Joan Kelchner Harry Kern Ralph Kerns Katherine Kurstef Delgg-95 Jenkins Paul Jones Ruth Kenney Ronald Kern Patrlda Knight Linda. Lee David Legge Robert Leight james Lewis Phillip Lewis Shirley Light james Link J 1 ERE A success Kee' X X N r K if x 6. ,:', 1, XPP 3 , ,. ,,. K R he ' . or r X M ilk y 3 l Q 'QW 5 r 31 .M ,Q ie Q 2,6 1 A 1:9 r Q i Q H E, s J 1 T ,1 fs N Q QM. ir ,xxx . !x3gx'?4'A Q a:B111 ' Xl fi r ls VV-. if 5 -E' 6' 6 le fs . eil ' in Lg. A 5. .ff John Lodge Robert Lofton Elmer Loy Russell Lurreral Beverly McDonald Stella Meade Allen Lineberg Linda Long Gary Lurrerell Gloria Manuel Edward McKee James Messrck Gary Lofron Freda Lowrey Gary T. Lurtrell Claude Mason Joyce McKee Roger Mxlburn Gail Millet Margaret Myers Gary Oates Edna O'DCll Horace Orndorff Joanna Orndorff , Wilda Orndorff joe Osearo Victor Plotner Margaret Poole John Owings Robert Palmer Mary Parrill Judy Phelps Myra Pingley Patricia Pitcock Practice makes perfect says Junior Class Cast. ELEVEN STEPS UP Charles Patteson Stephen Patterson joan Pennington Janet Petrie Play ONE MORE TCD GO Mary Richard Larry Rickard Nancy Ritenour Clinton Ritter Vlilliam Pugh Lloyd Quynn Sylvia Renner Diana Robertson Barbara Robinson Joyce Robinson The junior Play was a success. Mary Prelip Barbara Presgraves was L.- Sue Ann Rogers Barbara Rosenberger OUR GOAL IS WITH IN REACH William Skeat Gloria Smoke Lena Snapp Joyce Solomon Linda Spirler Richard Spirler Carol Spurling Karen Srrickler Donald Strosnider Robert Rush Patsy Russell Sandra Russell Faye Seal Larry Secrist Berthelda Shackelford UR SENIOR YEAR Qs. Judy Utterback Steve Vance Patricia Vann Lois Wallace Christopher Wmd Nancy Webster Carl Wedell Judy Whetzel Patricia Whetzel Sandra Stronsnider Nancy Steele Marty jo Sumption William Swartz janet Tasket Dewey Turner CLASS OF '63 Judy Whitacre Wayne Whitacre Lee White jack Wilfong Betty Williams Sharon Williams Fred Williston Kenneth Wilson Mary Katherine Woolf Ann Woore ' Virginia Young 3 joan Kelchner and Gloria Manuel win top awards in magazine drive. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS ,wwf :.,.,.,w'1 SPONSORS-Mrs. Sara Michael and Mr. Edward Randolph. OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Sharon Grove, Preyident. SECOND ROW: Carole Mills, Vice-Prexident. THIRD ROW: Sharon Harley, Secretary. FOURTH ROW: Mary Miller, Treasurerg Victoria Boyd, SCA Reprexentativg' Vaughn Twigg, SCA Reprerenmtive. Mary Clark Elaine Cloxyser TEN STEPS UP Judith Abe Preston Adams Linda Anderson Donald Armel James Ash Joyce Ashby Irene Bageant David Baker Lorna Ballenger Donna Bayliss Dixie Bean Betty Belford Ronald Bell Clifton Bennett Peggy Berryman Linda Blye Robert Boden Wanda Borror Terry Bowers Victoria Boyd Diane Brumbaclc Susan Brumback Margaret Bryson Wayne Bucher Mabel Burke Mildred Cain Dianna Campbell Brona Cates Raymond Chateauneauf joseph Cheshire TWO MORE TO GO! john Clowser Nancy Collins Bonnie Combs Levi Combs Margaret Conner Ronald Cooks jo Ann Cooley Betty Cooper Nancy Copp Patricia Cornwell Arnold Cowger Theodore Cox Daniel Crabill Jane Davidson Cheryl Del-Iaven Donald DeHaven Gail DeHaven Martin Dietz Linda Dovell Joseph Dyer Nancy Dwyer Mary Dyke Linda Easter Patricia Edmonds Wfilliam Elliot julia Ellis Linda Ellis June Emory john Fletcher Michael Fletcher Ax Q.- 3' agar 35? Q '55 X 9 ' 'hx Q 5 , .. X na M . N m 1 Y 'Q S W. at SQ ,W E X as A r ray . 5, Earl Fout Charles Franklin xr' SOPHOMORES LOOK EAGERLY A f Q I X f .Ass ' e Q it fs N 2' if - K, 4 ,. A x. if ' ' 1,1 Q- r ix 1 r X , iv , Mk g wx' Ag' -r -N , -n.....- eq. 1,53 23 . ei it Mg 41 w I -Q. if l.1d .X 'sa ' . iii? 117 :Q X. ,xxx sits Elsie Hook John Hovermale X 6' it' -ml. 's- Thomas Hillyard Eita Hodgson Ronald Holtzman x., we ff ' oof o '- A 1 Philip Haymaker Ross Heishrnan ' jerry Henry Barbara Hewitt Edward Hillyard President, Sharon Grove col- lects sophomore dues from Susie Brumback, Danny-Cra- bill, and Tommy Kipps. Dwain Fries Glenda Frye Kenneth Frye Carolyn Funkhouser jack Giedon Nancy Gifiin Delores Glaize Richard Glynn Shirley Golightly Elizabeth Golladay Alan Golliday Garland Good Sharon Grove Ellen Hammock Sharon Harley Judith Harmon Myra Hartman Karen Hausenfluck TOWARD THE JUNIOR YEAR Mary Janzer Beverley Jenkins Gary Jenkins Sarah Jenkins William Johnson Thelma Jones David Kerns Thomas Kipps Linda Knotts Joyce Kremer Richard Lafollete Linda Lake Max Largent Judy Lawyer Patricia Le Hardy Thomas Lillis Lela Lineberg Joyce Lofton ? V ff v K me X . 4' I ' ' a .,- to ' WW- .. Q? x gix Er L f Christine Long John MacMillen Bonnie Marshall Sue Marston Donald Martin f,ra1t-A y,-,. -.J I E., AL., ' K. -gas is , W , 25? 52 if :a L if mv- QQ R 5 ., w X Y ,os st affs, 3 -ge X i s... 5 ,..., as -V as Mary Mauck Roger McDonald Linda McKee Scott McRoberts Charles Merriner QED 51 Ji.. Qi 4-N.. 3 1 DA i A f E 1 N NA.. yrs Nu. rj, Mary Penwell John Petrie Edward Place Helen Place Ronald Plasters Terry Plotner Shirley Presgraves James Proffit Sandra Puckett Arthur Pugh Patricia Purdham Jack Racey David Ramey Nancy Renner Betty Richards Robert Richard TODAY'S STUDENTS 77-P eil ? .1-ex C3 'ev-,K -SIS Marla Merritt Mary Miller Carole Mills' Mary Mogle Kenneth Morris john .Morrison Judith Morrison Joyce Nellis Frances Nichelson Gail Nuri Sheila Oliver Janet O'Neal Sue Owings Charles Patterson Ray Patterson 33 'I rllj, :li- Q 'XS' Q '--. . :- 'Nan ., ,mx l Elliot Ritchie Bonada Ritter TOMORROW'S LEADERS Sandra Ritter Kenneth Robinson Cheryl Rodgers Lawrence Rose Carol Sandridge jill Santmier julia Sargent Carolyn Shanholtz Linda Shelburn Mary Shephard johnny Shepherd Paul Shifllett George Shryock EET LF ' it EXE.. Q- it f 'G i I M... - I Henry Shryock Dennis Siers Judy Symons Bonnie Sirbaugh Arthur Skiles Betty Smith Daniel Smith Faye Smith Rosalie Smith Donald Snapp Helen Snapp Jo Anne Snapp Dave Spangler Thomas Slerry Diane Stackman Richard Stockdale EASTER EGG SALE - SUCCESS X 222 , .. W 2 5 1 ur, . ea 'Gu- vm- 5.- if 45 'hge 41: 2 ,ff . Q 4 L Q.. 'S w r .eg , B as f ' in ',Sk . i I , ' gagvqr A I I it hh . . hr 5 ea? i 65 1 r ' 1 me Rafe M A tr., EJB! Ei . i :Sr,,1f' 'e ' Hilda Wymer Walter Young Joyce Zirlc 1lieve5iz'f' ia is-:awww K E' .WS . -Q J' Yi -4 -f . l r 'W' 1 S Yr .ilu- ' sa. Q, 3 . ui- S . il Q Minnie Stonebrealcer Carolyn Stotler Dana Stotler Judy Stotler Barbara Stout Judith Strickland Ronnie Stulrz Daniel Sullivan Thomas Sullivan' Robert Swartz Rachel Sylvius Bertha Tasker Eva Tinsman Wanda Tinsman Gerald Triplett Vaughn Twigg Boyd Unger Fred Unger Shirley Vance Judy Vincent Barbara Wallace Bonnie Walters Steven Warner Beverly Webber William Weber Sonia Werdebaugh Glenn Whaley Harry White Berry Wickman Jeffrey Williams Leonard Williamson Donovan Wilson Mary Wilson Mary Windle Dennis Wingfield Randolph Wingfield FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Sponsor AND SPONSORS Mr. Donald Shirley SEATED: Secretary, Judy Tisinger. STANDING, Left to Right: Prexident, Donnie Butlerg Treamrer, Douglas De- Haveng Vice-President, Bobby Carpenterg S.C.A. Repre- sentative, Mary Knight. Mrs. Margaret Payne Spomor S 103 Donald Adams Lani Aikin William Alexander Richard Allanson Connie Allen Paul Alrizer Bertha Ambrose Charles Ambrose Micheal Ambrose Sylvia Anderson Olivia Apperson Robert Arrnel Thomas Baggerly James Bailey John Bailey Carol Anderson Judy Anderson John Baker Beverly Barnetre Judith Bauserman Barbara Bennett Jo Ann Birmingham Peggy Bly Betty Bohrer Maynard Boyce Nancy Boyce Charles Bayliss Linda Bayliss ' - ---' X Q B i A Ann Boyer Donald Boyer Harry Boyles Dixie Branner Charles Bridges Thomas Brill Donna Broy William Broy Donna Brumback Ronald Brumback Phyliss Breeden 104 l LOSER TO THE TOP 1 2551 ., , 's P Aa 5' s 2 1 5 i 53 K 1 1 5 lk ,K N -u-. gall X - -ie-so , QS is ,sg Q 1 a l Q a ,. is 5 x X F Elf'-125. :M 2 S - s ' r . Q: x ' N' X 1 K at A aa.. .i .W Q.. F , ,V ,Q-,gi , -f-wf,:s:ggqge apex -ek H if P jk f 1 .ff 3 5 - , y 1 . ..,g s 'f-0 -Q.. s ' -. f 5 W. S ,ry 5 2 Mary Carnes Jack Bucher Donald Butler Bruce Butts Carol Campbell Robert Campbell Thomas Campbell Robert Carpenter Patricia Carper Jody Cather Arlene Catlett Tommy Clem Judy Clemons Robert Clemons Robyn Cline Patricia Clo Virginia Connelly Edward Cooper Karla Copp Charles Catlett Donald Carlett Dorothy Christian Russell Clay Robert Clayton Larry Clem WSCI' Peggy Clowser Katherine Collert Betty Collins Caroline Colvin Patty Combs Mary Lou Comer Loy Crider Linda C iam urtis Roger Dailey Grover Davey Patricia Davis Bonnie DeHaven Bonnie DeHaven Douglas DeHaven 105 HOW SMART ARE WE 'Tw ' 5 James Del-Iaven Jean DeHaven Walter DeHaven James Dove Ronald Driver Billy Dunlap Virginia Dunn Wade Dusing Linda 'Duvall John Easter Charles Eaton Ann Edwards L as W. . , Henry Elsea Martha Eshelman - ai Jo Ann Everly Esther Funk Linda Funk William Funk Janie Fletcher Larry Fletcher Robert Foreman Marshall Frye Charles Fisher William Fisher Carolyn Funkhouser Judith Gardner I 106 Elwanda Ginn E SCAT WILL TELL Adella Glaize Samuel Glynn Judy Good Beverly Goode George Goode David Gordon Elener Grayson Larry Griffith Virginia Guthridge Judy Haines Philip Haines W Sandra Haines David Hall Harry Hamilton Betty Harden Linda Harden Beverly Hartman Hilda Hausenfluck Linden Hawkins Donna Henson Sandra Hepner I Phyllis Herring Harry Hewitt Lorena Hewitt Daniel Hickerson Donald Hockman Roy Hoclcrnan 107 THE HIGHER WE CLIM Judy Hoffman Betty Holliday Faye Holliday Franklin Holliday - Joan Hook I 1 Judy Hook J Daniel Hoopes Betty Hoover Ronald Hoover William Hoover Paul Horst Robert Hottle Barbara Houston James Inskip Anita Jenkins Franklin Jenkins Bonita Jones Judy Keckley Barbara Keeler Maurice Keeler Ray Keeler Patricia Kelchner Ralph Kelchner Joyce Keller ' ' Janice Kern 'Carl Kerns i Charles Kerns Janet Kerns Douglas Kines i Donna Kleptka Mary Knight Linda Knighting Gayla Larolletre George Lambert Bunney Lamp Joanne Lamp Marilyn Lanrz Francis Larew Bonnie Largent 108 HE SHORTER IS OUR TIME 61 at Connie Largent David Larrick Lawrence Layman Gary Lee' Michael Legge Patricia Lehr Richard Leigh! Linda LeMaster ' William LeMaster Diane Lewin Joyce Lind L Ruby Lindamood 3 'W . ii Elizabeth Link James Lintz Janice Lloyd Richard Lockhart Steven Loften Raymond Long Jerry Lowery Earl Luttrell Sandra Lynch Kay Madagan Pamela Mangum james Manuel . Jerry Maphis john Marker Allen Martin Kenneth Martin Betty McCauley Georgia McCauley William McClanahan Patsy McDaniel Leonard McFarland Jerry Mcllwee Carol McKee X Cheryl McRoberts Mildred Meade Karen Merica Thomas Merritt Q, WE ARE THE FRESHMEN OF W... KW ' 24? C5 ,WV Q- :f S3 4' li Q ,, 'GY' X.. V4 ,- v Sw .1-. .pr-ff 'MQ jack Palmer Danny Parkinson Kay Parrish James Peacemaker Helen Peer Barbara Perry Penny Perry Wayne Phelps Lawrence Plasters fx Leonard Michon Clifton Milhon Bobbie Miller Harry Miller Larry Miller Patsy Murphy Becky Myers Betty Myers Janice Myrick Richard Nagley Sue Nail Wayne Nail Ernest Neff Donna Nesselrodt John Nethers Sharon Newlin Richard Nicholson Nancy Oates Nancy Omdorff Robert Orndoff Sharon Orndoff Wellford Orth Douglas Owens David Owings A look- ND THE SENIORS OF '65 Hugh Price Sandra Price Bonnie Pugh Evelyn Purtlebaugh Micheal Purtlebaugh Brenda Ramsburg Judith Ratchford Va Va Reed Gail Reid james Renner Joyce Renner Marvin Renner Patricia Renner Katherine Reuter Carol Richards Linda Rickard Marjorie Rickard Margret Riley Earl Rinker Dorothy Ritchie David Ritenour Steve Ritenour Judith Ritter Sharon Robinson toward the future. Pie .sq . . . . . . . . X 9 , R . - lil X . f -9f:lEfff2 . X . . Q, ca Q. -S V X. - eww-N .N , V X. ! i .- . .-, ka, fs W.. -Q1 1 ' fi Dale Roe Linda Rosenberger jane Royston Donovan Ruble Betty Rudolph Charles Russell Donna Russell Mary Russell Richard Russell ' HU' 5 sf H2 xr if ,-., Q s ew M Q: 'W .ag fm XS X 5 S J ii. --W ,,.c g fki ii gina 1- -sf - W 6? K S- is Q 'sag 5-nw. Wef, ' .MA FRESHMEN Linda Smallwood Cheryl Smoke Peachy Smoke Douglas Snapp 'mv JT, ff W Richard Snapp Edwin Snider Shirley Spaid PLAN NON Samuel Russell Judy Sager William Sager Roy Sampson john Sargent Martha Sargent Barbara Saville Harry Schuler Rickie Seabright Beverly Seekforcl Sue Shiley n Gwen Skiles if 1 Gary Spaid Norman Sparks RlCl'l8I'Cl Steven Garland Ballengef David Stotler George Stover Janet Straight Peggy Bly Barbara Strosnider Donna Strosnider Gary Strosnicler Stanley Strosnider Mary Dolan Summner Cunningham l 3 2 5 l R A GREATER FUTURE Priscilla Swimley Victoria Szymanski Robert Timbrook Anna Tinsman John Tintera Judy Tisinger Juanita Triplett Robert Triplett Joanne Vance Stephen Vann Pamela Verett Rachel Walters Judith Gardner Michael Gillam Gerald Watkins Wilbur Welsh Donna Wersten Jaine Whitacre John Whitacre Ann White Betty White Francis Wilson Carolyn Williston Steve Winans Richard Winterstine Elwood Wolfe Carl Wright Linda Wright Patricia Wymer Joyce Yancey Lela Young Wfilliam Manuel Sandra Puckett UNDERCLASSMEN SHARE IN FUN Dancing lessons can be fun! EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS iv ax FIRST ROW: Prenklent, Sharon Arrnel. SECOND ROW: Vice-Prerident, James Givensg Secretary, Phyliss Moulden. THIRD ROW: Treafurer, Christopher Wang S.C.A. Reprerenmtive, James Jenkins. Mrs. Jane Bayliss, Mr. George Walters Spomofr Bonnie Adams Gary Adams Mildred Adams Patricia Adams l Martha Allamong , V Sandra Allamong . f Illa Allanson r K' We Brenda Allen w TO JAMES WOOD H G '91 I' 1 An 43 Frank Allanson K V W sq, its at Denny Anderson . Ella Anderson r John Anderson f Julian Anderson Lansing Anderson -Q--' - wiv if 3 ,tv ..... . QQ-A Leonard Anderson A A Linda Anderson Susan Anderson Vernon Anderson Judy Armel Sharon Armel Sue Arnold Carrie Ashley Joseph Athey Diane Baker Jennings Bauserman Hugh Barton Ellis Bayliss 5 Barbara Beam E R 54 Ray Belford J R-- Betty Bennett Shirley Bennett H -ir Bruce Bennington ' Sharon Benson 4 m 4' Karen Bickford Gwynn Biggs Q Gregory Bishop gg :Si I L Mary Blanchlield 5? f-- K Terry Bly Barbara Boarman ' Carolyn Bowen 8 Fair - -sa M S - 3 . Q- A w ...Q fl as -'ea . 'A M! . K 5 J ga, . ' A ' f '43 ,, .- iff -.L.'2i- ya-,ggi S4343 14 ' H -J ,Q A.. 3 A in L V 3 ,, rl lid' A5 .v- A .Ehk K, X., of . s 3392 an-sn. i ,. ,N ... - , rr Mg- 1 W 1 of N .- J ,, .L V 'l'l6 '42 g ii -0.-. 4. E Leroy Bowen Carolyn Boyce Sarah Boyce Sharon Boyce Allen Boyd Charles Boyd Douglas Boyd Susan Boyd Charles Boyer Keith Boyer Beverly Boyles Charles Boyles Gary Braithwaite William Braithwaite Charles Breeden Jacqueline Brewer Ann Bridges Harry Brill Janet Brill Sue Brill Sandra Brooks Janice Brown Philip Brown Brian Bucher Claude Bucher 48 M-we 59, . of 'in N1 Mr Fawcett Assn Lockers to new S dents OMES ANOTHER BIG CLASS -1 ,-K ?'i 1. W - ww? ,wr QW! R.. is 1-wh M -. My ., wer . ,g f lm1.tf ,R . , .. t .,,,., E 25 . A MQ . wa- V- L it V ' V .is ,YK ,,, WWA: - , I xi Q J Q 5 sw. V , X , n t Q,riQfIi3SgA' i , -W. Mg .fr . Zli , E, me Eli, X is ar. :r -4 -r .1 wharf? N' ' L f if Wt' 1 aa feta -' Q . Q 'S, i Q Q. ' X S': wg .'f. vi- 32 A K 3 'A ' X In We mi am:-xarzi i ms' YV Brumback, what's catalogue? 1 -:f mt fr Reva Bunner Anna Butts Richard Butts Paul Cain Jo Ann Campbell Sharon Campbell Frederick Carbaugh Wayne Carbaugh Charles Carper Loring Carper Sandra Carper joseph Carroll Glenda Carter Wayne Carter Robert Carver Lyall Cates Richard Catlett Ri chard Cheshire Albert Clark Judy Clark Patsy Clark Thomas Clark Ann Clevenger Daniel Coffman Catherine Conner Jean Conner ,R ,Q - V , L , Karol Cooper 6' e , : gi ' ',g:g.qf Michell Cox 1'L Benjamin Crider , W V Woodrow Crites 1 A 5253 Roger Crosen Wfilson Crouse Q J Boyd Davis A ' 4 . Barbara De Haven it . ' A ' p H . I Karen De Haven 'i h is V 1 'F Larry De Haven gf, .r,.i, L L, ' ij-35 f ir ,jg Sharon De Haven ' , ' or if Gertrude Dellinger ' xx Z K Noah Dellinger Roger Dick Samuel Dick ft ,S r L p -... ' - Helen Dodson 1 C i , G Linda Dodson Linda Donald A Larry Dorsey A e David Dovell Dallas Driver - Linda Duckworth Michael Dunn Randall Easter William Edmonson Daniel Elliott Pauline Elliott Stephen Elsea james English Richard Farmer Larry Fellers Gary Fettner Arthur Fishel Anne Fitc Roger B. Fletcher Roger L. Fletcher William Fletcher Bonnie Fogleman Debbie Foreman if we-p 1 ws jerry Foster Jo Ann Fout o Ann Frye JFrank Funk David Funkhouser Karen Gardner Virginia Gardner Karl Garrett Margaret Garrett Patsy Garrett Barbara Garrison james Gearing Floyd Ginn james Givens Jessie Godlove Larry Gordon Mary Grandel james Grayson Bet Green W Daniel Griffith Brenda Grove Linda Grove Linda Guard Thomas Hahn Allen Haines Greg Hankins Beverly Harmon Patricia Hartley Pamela Hartman Bonnie Hauseniluck James Haymaker Edward Headley Maria Headley Ronald Heishman Charles Heironimus Linda Helmick Loretta Helmick Wanda Helmick Nancy Helsley Ronald Hibbard Beatrice Hicks Boyd Hicks Brenda Hicks Harry Hicks Dickie Holliday Sharon Hott Roger Householder Judith Howe Linda Hulver Lynwood Hummer James Jenkins Jerry Jenkins Rebecca jenkins Eugene johnson Erma Jones Helen jones Sharon Jones Virginia jones Ronnie Jordan John Kastak Doris Keeler Linda Keeler Patricia Keiter Larry Kelley Glenn Kern Barbara Kerns Robert Kerns Clarence Kitts Jane Kline William Kline SEVEN PLUS FIVE EQUA ELVE, OUR GOAL 'S 'F ies va- me QM C ,. zz? ' QU. fern Manuel Knighting Susan Koon Margaret Kremer Ronald Lake Betty Largent Carroll Larrick Sharon Leake Bonnie Lehardy Donald Lewis Leo Lewis Margaret Lewis Lela Lineberg Brenda Link Ronald Link Michael Livermore Charles Lofton Cheryl Lopp Glenna Lowery Ronald Loy James Lupton Betty Luttrell Linda Lutz Arthur Martin Barbara Martin Lawrence Martin Linda Martin Thomas Mason Gary Massey Linda Massey Thomas Massie James Mauclr Jennifer Mauclc 'Robert Mauzy Marianne McCau1 Linda McCauley Elizabeth McDaniel Robert McDaniel Roger McDaniel Sharon McDaniel Ellen McDonald Frank McDonald Robert Mclntire Janice McKee Lemuel McKee Pamela McQuistion Wiley Meade Donald Merritt Richard Metz Roger Middleton James Milburn Steven Milburn James Miller Sheryl Miller Gerald Mills Jeanette Mogle Sandra Moreland William Moreland Brenda Morr John Morris Kenneth Morrison Phyllis Moulden Peggy Murphy Eugene Myers Jerrel Myrick John Myrick Judy Nail Garry Neff Anita Nelson Sandra Nesselrodt James Newlin NEW TEACHERS IN A NE Richard Newlin Susan Newlin Frances Oliver Edward Orndorff Larry Orndorff Ralph Osearo Edgar Parker Sarah Parrill Wayne Patteson fs. in'- Q fs ,gg Sharleen Penwell Q Vicki Perry Geanne Philippi joan Philippi Bonnie Phillips Barbara Pitcock Kenneth Poole Ann Puffinberger Sheila Purcell Eugenia Purtlebaugh Karen Ralston Gary Ramsburg George Reel Ann Reely Rebecca Rhoad June Rhodes Anne Richard Charlotte Richards if 5 M Jacqueline Rickard Stanley Riley Ronald Rinker Sandra Ritchie George Ritter Gregory Ritter Linwood Ritter Carl Ritz James Robinson Daniel Rogers Charles Rose Barbara Ruckman Joyce Rudolph Linda Russell Patricia Russell Linda Sager Stephen Sale Ray Sales Carl Sampson Daniel Sandridge Phillip Santmier Judy Sargent George Scheulen Gary Seabright Edward Seal james Seals Suzanne Seaman Ann Sheely Roger Shenk David Shickle Dorothy Shifilett Patricia Shirley Terry Shirley 'Clyde Showalter Ronald Shrout Carol Sibert Wanda Owens Lorraine Puff inberger Douglas Purdham Douglas Robinson CHOOL, MEAN NEW EXPERIENCES Mildred Sine Jerry Sirk Brenda Sisk Marion Slater Marvin Smith Sharon Smith Susan Snapp David Snow Linda Sonner William Spaid Edward Spence Deloris Speelman Linda Spicer Juanita Spielman Kay Spitler Martha Spitler Nancy Spitler ,Raymond Steele Bobby Stewart David Stickley Carolyn Stine Diane Stonesifer Janet Stotler Sharon Stotler Peggy Stover Ronald Stover Steve Strawderman Gary Strosnider Harrison Strother Linda Strother Charles Sutphin Stephen Swimley Betty Tasker Garry Teets Beverly Thompson Deborah Thompson Rickie Thweatt Mary Travers Gayla Tucker Charles Utterback Barbara Vance Robert Vincent Wayne Walters Christopher Watt Michael Weber jeffrey Webster Terry Webster Helen Werdebaugh Linda West Herbert Whaley Bianca Whitacre Dale Whitacre David Whitacre George Whitacre james White Alfred Wilkins Larry Windle Dianne Wingfield Louise Wingfield Gary Wisecarver Ruth Wolfe Dennis Wolford james Wolford Sharon Wymer Edward Young james Young I By the fame tohen-ax the Civil lVar :oldierf gave- their live! in Jervice to their country, Jo mutt we, the .ftudentx of Iamex Wood, devote ourselvex to the betterment of our community. By working and :triv- ing through the activitiex of our clubx, we may help better the young people of today and prepare them for their role at good citizen! of our . country. 5 - Through our clubx we are able to obtain guid- J' ji ance from our counfelon that if uxeful to us when . we face deciyiom that have to be made. If we are able to learn to devote our liver to the betterment of our country, then we have accom- plished the .fame purpoxe ax our forefathen. f r ,Mi ,t ,iw ,Mg 429552, 75 A 45. in 2, ,E iv 5 ij. 5 4 , V .4 52 4:4 , V t N e CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES STUDENT CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ROW ONE: B. Rarnsburg, S. Hepner, D. Branner. ROW TWO: A. Woote, M. Miller, K. Woolf, S. Cather, S. Armell, C. God- love, B. Haines, J. Tisinger, W. Braithwaite, S. Rogers. ROW THREE: B. Trenum, K. Kurstedt, S. Williams, K. Gardner, The main purpose of the Student Cooperative Association, an organization whose membership includes every student at James W'ood, is to organize a better relationship between the student, and the faculty. Several projects have been successfully planned and carried out. They are: The book store, three get acquainted parties, S. Anderson, V. Boyd, J. Muse, D. Larrick. ROW FOUR: M. Griffith, D. Strosnider, J. Hockman, R. Kerns, D. Crabill, V. Twigg, R. Clark, J. Williams. ROW FIVE: I.. Gregory, R. Snapp, E. Shiley, T. Sperry, C. Duvall, D. Martin, J. Givens. the football concession stand, parents night, and a Christ- mas Da.nce. A new Constitution was adopted. A drive was held to raise enough money for two new sections of permanent concrete bleachers erected on the athletic field. An assembly was held in which foreign exchange students talked about their respective countries. OFFICERS: President D. Martin, Secretary D. Brannerg Rec. of Points Sharon Cather, Vice-Presi- dent J. Hockmang Treasurer J. Williams. 124 SPONSORS: Mrs. Hoagland, Mr. Rogers. SCA CHRISTMAS PARTY The Invaders from Shenandoah College were a great success at the SCA Christmas Party. LL: Ax -'S' ? 4 .w In 'ff 2,11-.., ,...f 1.1. P93195 agar -...Q Brenda Ramsburg displays one of the artistic posters used to advertise the SCA Christmas Party. On December 15, 1961, the SCA Christmas Party and Dance was held in the gymnasium. Pro- viding the music were the Invaders, a dance band from the Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music. During the dance a recording was made of the Invaders' music which was presented over WINC. The refreshments at the Christmas Party prove to be a big hit with the students attending the dance and party. SCA ACTIVITY PRCGRAMS Ann Woore represents James Wood at our local radio stations. joe Pasquali was the man behind the scenes .nt the get acquainted parties. Seniors and juniors had a good time at their get ahquainted party. BETA CLUB , ,- - f ,ND OFFICERS-SEATED: Carolyn God- love, Preridentg Marvin Griffith, Vice- Pferideni. ROW TWO: Barbara Campbell, Secretary, Larry Parkinson, Reporterj Sandy Boyce, Trearurer. As a member of the Beta Club and as a citizen of my community, state and nation I believe in and shall strive to promote the principles of honesty, justice, service, cooperation, responsibility, industriouness, humil- ity, and charity. It is for these purposes that the Beta Club was formed and now operates. The members of this club must exhibit these quali- ties before they are invited to join, and must maintain a B average throughout their junior and senior years in order to remain members. SPONSORS: Mr. Gord- . on, Mrs. Hovermale. Six This year the Beta Club held its annual Beauty and Dress Contest in which there were 61 contestants. The Beta Club attended the national Convention at Roanoke, Virginia, March 16 and 17. There many of the members attended the various meetings while the officers met with their special groups. While in Roanoke, the club stayed at the Hotel Roanoke and saw some of the historical sights of the city. On the way home from Roanoke they visited the tomb of Robert E. Lee on the campus of XVashington and Lee University. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Godlove, Judy Ailes, Barbara Campbell, Sandy Boyce, Sandy Boyles, Carol Luttrell, Mitzi McClanahan. SECOND ROW: Katharine Kurstedt, Linda Amtower, Judy Whetzel, Joanna Orndorff, Darlene Nesselrodt. THIRD ROW: Carol Bennett, Kathy Woolf, Sherry Ensogna, Margaret Poole, Patsy Whetzel, Wanda Braithewaite, Carol Ballenger. FOURTH ROW: Pat Knight, Patricia Lee, Priscilla Lee, Kay Coffelt, Shirley Brown, Darlene Jenkins, Sharon Cather, Sandy Russell. FIFTH ROW: Louis Eye, Ragland Ballowe, Barbara Robinson. SIXTH ROW: Larry Parkinson, Bobby Leight, Jimmy Hockman, Marvin Griffith, Bill Trenum. BETA BEAUTY CONTEST Sandra Russell, Miss James Wood of 1962, was crowned by Barbara Komsa, Miss james Vfood of 1961. This dazzling array of beauty and dress confronted the audience at the Annual Beta Club Beauty and Dress Contest. Carolyn Godlove presided as hostess at the Beta Club Banquet which was held in the James Wood cafeteria. KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Ronald Keiter, Ronald Bell, Maynard FOURTH ROW: Ronald Hartman, Scott McRoberts, Grove, Granville Kerns, Mr. Funkhouser. SECOND Gary Tisinger, Charles Paterson, Douglas Martin, ROW: Bill Butler, Bobby Dove, Thomas Kipps, Larry Charles Duvall. FIFTH ROW: Donald Douyotas, Gregory. THIRD ROW: Bill Aylor, jeff Williams, Ronald Kern. Donald Strosnider, Donald Martin, Roger Snapp. B f ' Ik, A ' Wg. ,gr Pfejidemu. Larry Gregory Vice Prerident.-jlmmy Hockman xx- 'iffy Secretary: Ronald Keiter Tfeafixrer: Roger Snapp KEY SWEET SHELVA MILLER The Kiwanis Key Club at James Wood is a junior civic organization de- voted to service in the school and com- munity. One of the chief aims is to promote a good character in each of the twenty-four members. This year's club has done an amazing job in spreading good will for the club, community, and james Wood High School. The activities of this year's club in- cluded presenting a flag pole to the school, holding a light bulb sale, giving S50 to the school library, giving 3150 to the school bleacher fund, and donating alfanm W A wr -fl il I 5: A B 5 . 1 . . if if V, V 6 L5 Q .- . .1 'f- H 5 Q - F 93' ' Llz . ., :-'SE ,.., i , I 'L 'I ' - Q . '.' gm ' - - ' f 2 v ,,-. , Q i I Overseeing the erection of the Hag pole which they donated to the school are some of the Key Club mmbers. This Hag pole was placed on the football Held. a framed reproduction of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights to the library. All of the members assisted the com- munity in the Polio, Crippled Children, and Heart Fund Drives. They donated a speaker stand, electric clock, and a beau- tiful green plant to the War Memorial Building. Billboard road signs were also erected by them on Safety and Church activities. The club also visited local churches and took an active part in the church services. The people who attended the Thanksgiving Dance held at the War Memorial Building by the Key Club had a wonderful time. CLUB HEART MU ALPHA THETA FIRST ROW: Darlene Nesselrodt, Sandra Russell, OND ROW: Larry Gregory, Chuck Duvall, Doug Sharon Cather, Katharine Kurstedt, Roger Snapp, Ray Martin, James Hockman, Granville Kerns, Bill Trenum, McKee, Robert Dove: Louis Eye, Carol Luttrell. SEC- Marvin Griffith, Charles Parteson, Wwdrow Shiley. OFFICERS-Charles Duval, Preridenlg Sharon Cather, Secretary- Trearurerg Roger Snapp, R61JO7'l?f,' Robert Dove, Vice-President. Sponsor: Mrs. Vloore The Mu Alpha Theta is a mathematics club open to all juniors and seniors who take a college preparatory mathematics course, and who maintain a B average in this course. The purpose of the club is the promotion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and un- derstanding of, mathematics among high school students. This purpose is fulfilled through the educational programs that are held at all regular meetings. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO . ,tl in f ,ici gt- . Tam.-if V as OFFICERS- FIRST ROW: Jerry Bennett, Prexidentf Ronald Place, Tfeaxuref. SECOND ROW: V ' B'ddle Advimrs. Carol Bennett, Vice-Prexidentg Eddie Davis, Secretary Mr. Fulboam, Mr. 1 , M 1 i 9-,,,,,,.. .... . ..------. b , S E I I it L., M--f .5 FIRST ROW: Helen Boyce, Eileen Shumanow, joan Pennington, Diana Rolnertson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Sandy, Courtney Richards, Nancy Poole, Pat Russell, Betty Butler, Merle Dill. THIRD ROW, Standing: Harry Kerns, Eugene Newlin, Wilson Zirk, Mr. Fulboam, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Billy Rush, Victor Plotner, Dewey Turner. ...,..,-. LUB D.F. I-FIRST ROW, Seated: Nancy Steele, Louise Grapes. SEC- OND ROW: Brenda Heishman, Linda Ellyett, Linda Coleman, Linda DeHaven. THIRD ROW: Frank Clem, Billy Aylor, Donald Strosnider. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Place, David Legge, Donald Douyoms. A competitive basis in most of the D.E. contests is one of the activities of this club. As a part of the Distributive Education program, the club helps give the members a professional background in distribution. By sponsoring professional and money- making projects and by competing with other clubs throughout the state, our goals are accomplished. Some of the professional projects completed by the DE Club pro- gram this year were: the March of Dimes Campaign, the radio program, initiation of new officers, and professional guest speak- ers from the field of distribution. There is also a employer-employee banquet held in honor of the students' employers. Hwang 3 . SN HN D.E. II-FIRST ROW, Seated: Francis Simpson, Barbara Haymaker, Jerry Bennett, Roger Adams. SECOND ROW: Carol Cowger, Betty Slonakefi Doris Michael. FIRST ROW, Standing: James Kremer. SECOND ROW: Delmar Jenkins, Randy Owens,,ClYdC FFYC, Eddie Davis- 133 DE OFFERS A VARIETY OF EXPERIENCES gk. Mr. Leonard Maiden, DE Area Super- visor, explains the purposes of the DE Club to Xlifilson Zirk and Diana Robertson, DE I students. 134 Wfilson Zirk arranges his merchandise for a Christmas display at the flower shop in which he is employed. Jimmy Kremer, DE II student, is shown checking over a car while working on his part-time job. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS: Beverly Harmon, Mary Ann McCaul, Karen Ralston, Louise Jones, Allen Kern. SPONSOR: Mt. York The James Wood Science Club is affiliated with the National Organization Science Clubs of America. Each semester the members try to increase their knowl- edge of science, learn to perfect skills in science, and give service to their community and nation and to help carry out the program of the Science Clubs of America. The club has been divided into two sections this year. Membership in the Junior Section is open to any member of the school interested in science and willing to take an active part in the club activities. The Senior Club is limited to the more mature student who has shown by their previous work in science, noteworthy ability and interest. One outstanding activity of the year was the ed- ucational excursion to Washington. This trip included an extensive tour of the Smithsonian Institution and of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. MEMBERS: Bonnie Phillips, Sharon McDaniel, Ann Richards, Roger House- holder, Roger Middleton. 'I35 VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING OFFICERS-Rosalie Alabaugh, Secretaryg Barbara Haines, Prexidentl: Debby Luttrell, Hixtoriang Phyliss Brown, Treafurer. pw- M ROW ONE-Phyliss Brown, Loretta Eaton, Shirley Brown, Linda Kerns. ROW TWO: joan Earl, Dana Smith, Debby Luttrell. ROW THREE: Marilyn Gentry, Helen Lamp. ROW FOUR: Mr. Perrault, Sponxor. SEATED: Barbara Haines, Rosalie Alabaugh, Peggy Dinges, Sandy Boyec. ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Vocational Office Training is the final phase of the business students program at James Wood. Both classroom and on-the-job training provide these senior students with skills and techniques that are so necessary for office employment. Filing, office procedures, and communication are some of the general materials studied while full-key, ten-key, rotary calculator, transcription, stencil and fluidhduplication, key driven calculator, typing prob- lems and payroll procedures are some of the techni- cal skills covered. Each year the VOT Class holds an Employer- Employee Banquet to show appreciation to all those Concerned for providing this type of training. Phyliss Brown enjoys her work at the bookkeeping machine at Peggy Dinges demonstrates her skill while solving the Farmers and Merchants National Bank. problems at the ten-key adding machine. c f'fxHY,gaWk4 ,r , .. A l fi c -ur At the switchboard in the Winchester Memorial Hospital, Linda Kerns is kept busy answering calls. 'I37 Charlotte Leight, Co-Editpr Barbara LeMaster, Ediror WOODBIN This past summer, the new members of the yearbook staff met at the school to begin work on the 1962 Wfoodbine. During the summer months the members were taught the fundamentals of layout and copy- writing. The staff members were instructed in the policies and rules of yearbook layout according to the Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc., the publisher of the yearbook. In October a workshop was sponsored by the publishers at the George Washington Hotel where six staff members attended this meeting to learn more about yearbook production. SEATED: Seniors, Barbara LeMaster Delmar Jenkins, Bu.rine.r.r Manager Mr. Biddle, Advisor Judy DeHaven. STANDING' Facul Y - W and Curriculum, Betsy Phelps, Sandy Boyles. GL' li TA FF Through the efforts of all staff members, a new high of over 800 books were sold during the year. With the help and guidance of our advisor Mr. James Biddle, the staff worked diligently to produce a yearbook that will be remem- bered and enjoyed for many years to come. The school yearbook publications have received high honors from different rating serv- ices in the last few years and the staff hopes to continue offering high quality yearbooks to the stu- dent body. UNDERCLASSMEN - SEATED: Barbara Boyles, Charlotte Leight, Carol Ballenger. STANDING: Judy Phelps, Barbara Robinson, Sue Anderson. Hoover. CLUBS AND SPORTS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Hoover, Judy Phelps, Kenneth Marshall, Barbara Robinson, Carol Ballenger. ENTIRE STAFF-FIRST ROW Seated Ken neth Marshall, Betsy Phelps Delmar Jenkins SECOND ROW: Sue Anderson Carol Bal lenger, Barbara LeMaster Judy DeHaven Sandy Boyles. STANDING: Charlotte Leight Barbara Boyles, Judy Phelps, Barbara Robinson Pat WOOD POST STAFF r 'ml 3 9 Q E .5 Sponror: Mrs. Nora Collett - CO-EDITORS Alb - ert Argenbright, Roger Snapp, Carolyn God- love. The WOOD POST STAFF, which is composed of the members of the Journalism II class, publishes the school newspaper in eight issues. The paper, supported by the advertising SEATED, FIRST ROW: Roger Snapp, Albert Argenbright, Caro- lyn Godlove. SECOND ROW: Carol Lake, Carol Dellinger, Rob- ert Webber, Lar P bara Campbell. ry arkinson, Bar- of local businesses contains news f h , o t e school, its students, and their activities and is designed for the enjoyment of the JW stude t n s and faculty. Spomor: Mrs. Brumback The Library Club is an organization con- sisting of students from the eighth through the twelfth grades who are interested in the library and the way it functions. Chosen as the-motto was By Our Efforts We .Hope To Rise. Their colors are green and gold and the flower is the yellow mum. The purpose of the Library Club is to help create a quiet, peaceful and restful environment for the students and teachers who wish to use the library for browsing, research, and study. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Bonnie Marshall, Historian, Judith DeHaven, Presidentg 'Linda Kerns, Judy Stotler, Secretary, Sandra Boyles, Reporterg Carol Dellinger, Treasurerg Joann Bursey, Marylin Gentery, Dixie Bean. SECOND ROW: Helen Lamp, Linda Ellyett, Vice-President, Dana Bursey. FUTURE BUSINE SEATED, Left to Right: joyce Muse, Seerelaryg Gloria Manuel, Pb0f0gfdf-'1J?f,' Hazel Broy, lrt Vice-Prexidentg Patricia Lee, 2nd Vice-Prerident. STANDING: Mrs. Whitlock, Spomorf Debbie Luttrell, Hirtoriang Wanda Braithwaite, Reporlerf Robert Lofton, Trearurerg Joyce Del-laven, Presidentg Priscilla Lee, Recorder of Poinlrg Margaret Poole, Parlimentarian. GOING SOMEWHERE AND DOING SOME- THING - That's the james Wood F.B.L.A. Under the guidance of Mrs. Whitlock the club has developed into an outstanding organization at James Wood. The James Wood Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America is open to all students who are interested inbusiness and are enrolled in business sub- jects. The organization is sponsored nationally by the United Business Education Association. It strives to build the qualities of good leadership, high character, and civic responsibility in its members. ROW ONE: Mary Parrill, Nellie Harden,'Wanda Tinsman. ROW TWO: Margaret Poole, Marty Jo Sumption, Kenneth -'42 Lineburg, Dana Stotler, Irene Bageant. ADERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Par Lee, Gloria Manuel, Joyce DeHaven, Joyce Muse, Priscilla Lee, Debby Luttrell, Hazel Broy, Wanda Braithwaire. SECOND ROW: Sandy Boyce, Kay Coffelt, Barbara LeMaster, Carol Boswell, Melissa Haines, Judy DeHaven, Helen Larnp. THIRD ROW: Sue Bailey, Joan Earl, 'Sue Anderson, Nancy Webster, Virginia Yound, Linda Kerns, Dana Smith. FOURTH ROW: Larry Secrist, Robert Lofton, Gary Lofton. FIRST ROW: Joyce Zirk, Sandra Puckett, Barbara Haines, Mary Hill, Patsy Whetzel, Judy Wherzel, Rosalie Allamong, Mildred Cain, Mary Frances XVendell, Mary Dyke. SECOND ROW: Shirley Golightly, Mary Clark, Frances Nicholson, Arlene Baggerly, Betty Borror, Bonnie Walters, Judy Stotler, Katharine Braithwaire, Linda Faster, Margaret Conner. THIRD ROW: Judy Lupton, Sheila Oliver, Barbara Presgraves, Myrna Smith. gxixi K FOURTH ROW: Linda Lee, Nancy Renner, Jo Ann Cooley, Elaine Clowser, Jill Santmier, Peggy Berryman, Rachel Reynolds, Frances Edmondson, Jo Anne Snapp. FIFTH ROW: Elsie Hook, Dwain Fries, Joyce Cramer, Nancy Copp, Joyce Lofton, Bonnie Sirbaugh, Gail DeHaven, Sharon Grove, Helen Snapp. SIXTH ROW: Philip Lewis, Albert Augenbright, Kenneth Webb. 'I43 if .2 ' ACTIVITIES OF FBLA I I9 - , . tt. 2 X iz Q is Roy Nester presented Janet Lloyd with ,a door prize at the FBLA March of Dimes Dance. James Wood, FBLA representatives. Went to Roanoke for the camp and had a wonderful time. Mrs. Whitlock dancing with Ray Curtis, had a good time at the March of Dimes Dance. 501116 Of The ICUCHIIOUGI P95045 If Joyce DeHaven posed for our camera- Roanoke were spent in games of play- man at the officers' stand that was ing horseshoes as demonstrated by Mrs. ' used during the camp meetings. Whitlock. HI-Y PURPOSE: The purpose of this organization is school, and community high standards of Christian character. MEMBERSHIP: Any member of James Wood l High School is eligible to join. They must be out- standing in church and school activities. , ACTIVITIES: The main activities of the club are as follows: morning devotions, thanks at lunch, special assembly programs, and the Model General Assembly in Richmond every spring for three days. OFFICERS -FIRST ROW: David Larrick, Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: Edward Shiley, Preridenl. THIRD ROW: Samuel Russell, Treamrerg Mr. Bayles, Spomor. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Williams, Vice-Preridentf Jimmy Hockman, C lmplain, ni il li I E P f Q W FIRST ROW: David Larrick, Ronald Keiter, Robert Dove, Mr. Bayles, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Edward Shiley, Gary Lee, Roy Hockrnan, Sam Russell, Philip Haines. THIRD ROW: George Goode, Charles Patteson, John Marker. FOURTH ROW: Bill Butler, Jeff Williams, Jimmy Hockman, Donald Strosnider. to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Sandra Russell, Judith Ailes, Berthelda Shackelford, Sheila Oliver, Lorna Ballenger, Katherine Kurstedt, Sue Anderson, Joyce Muse. SECOND ROW: Linda Amtower, Victoria Boyd, Patsy Cornwell, Ann Woore, Linda Spitler, Karen Strickler, Patricia Harworth, Janet Petrie, Patricia Lee, Wanda Barney. THIRD ROW: Doris Campbell, Arlene Baggarly, Beverly Jenkins, Patricia Purdham, Susan Owings, Dixie Bean, Sandra Ritter, The motto of every Tri-Hi-Y member is to create maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. In attempting to carry this out the club creates a spiritual atmosphere in the school by 'having the Thought for the Week, grace at lunch, and de- votions over the public address system bi-weekly. The 44 Tri-Hi-Y members this year are greatly indebted and honored with the exceptional guidance of our sponsor, Miss Cather. OFFICERS-STANDING: Sue Anderson, Trea,rurer,' Courtney Richards, Vice-Pfexidentf Robin Hockman, Cbaplaing Joyce Muse, Preri- dentg Berthelda Shackelford, HiIf0fid71j Miss Delores Jenkins, Linda Lake, Priscella Lee, Judith Mot- rison. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ridings, Robin Hockman, Carol Mills, Patricia LeHardy, Susan Marston, Judith Sim- mons, Cheryl Rogers, Margaret Dinges, Bonnie Hammock, Sharon Cather, Carol Ballenger. FIFTH ROW: Miss Cather, Courtney Richards, Sharon Williams, Carolyn Godlove. Cather, Spomorf Mary Ridings, Reporterf Kath- erine Kurstedt, Secretary. GIRLS' MONQGRAM cLuB FIRST ROW: Mrs. Workman, Sponsor: Diane Brumback, Judith Abrell, Melissa Haines, Carol Fox, Elizabeth Golladay. SECOND ROW: Sharon Harley, Wanda Barney, Shelva Miller, Joyce Ashby, Diane Stackrnan, Barbara Robinson. The Girls' Monogram Club is a school organization After each girl has earned 500 points, received her which encourages girls to take an active part in sports. james Wood letter, and has completed her initiation, Volleyball, basketball, and hockey are just a few of the she becomes an active member of the club. activities of the Monogram Club. OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Judy Ab- rell, Preriden-tg Carol Fox, Secrelary. SECOND ROW: Shelva Miller, Vice- Pre.tir1'emf,' Wanda Barney, Recorder of Pointr. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Work- man, Sp07lJOf. 147 OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Myrna Smith, President. SECOND ROW: Robin Hockman, Reporter-,' Sherry En- sogna, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Judv Clemons, Secretaryf Myra Pingley, Vice-President. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Shull, Sponsor. PEP CLUB The purpose of the Pep Club is to interest more students in partic- ipating in sports activities and supporting their school team. Members decorate the goal posts for the home football games. They also place posters around the school to keep the students in- formed. on various sports activities. Another of their activities this year was the selling of ads for the foot- ball and basketball programs. FIRST ROW: Myra Pingley, Judy Clemons, Sandra Russell, Melissa Haines, Virginia Connelly, VaVa Reed, Susan Brumback, Denna Russell, Sue Owings, Mary Penwell, Robin Hockman, Sherry Ensogna, Myrna Smith, Mrs. Shull. SECOND ROW: Patricia Edmonds, Connie Jobe, Berthelda Shackelford, Kathy Woolf, Gail Nuri, Bonnie Hammock, Sonner Thompson, Judy Ab- rell, Barbara Simpson, Dana Stotler, Linda McKee, Carol Luttrell, Mitzi Mcfllanahan, Wanda Barney. THIRD ROW: Cheryl McRoberrs, Joyce Ashby, Dianne Stackman, Linda Lake, Patricia Purdham, Susan Mars- ton, Shelva Miller, Glenda Frye, Barbara Boyles, Linda Amtower, Barbara Komsa, Cheryl DeHaven, Joyce Muse. FOURTH ROW: Mary Wendell, Bonnie Sir- baugh, Beverley Jenkins, Patricia I.eHardy, June Emory, Carole Mills, Diana Brumback, Sharon Harley, Gloria Manuel, Mary Hill, Patricia Lee, Carol Lake, Priscilla Lee, Kay Coffelt. VICTORY, VICTORY, IS OUR CRY Pep Club members pose under the football scoreboard which is decorated along with the goalposts during the football season. Members are shown with the March of Dimes Coffee stand which is one of the annual projects of the club. VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: Gary Tisinger, Granville Kerns, Gary Wallace, Thomas Campbell, Russell Feeley, Carlin Rodgers, james Micheal, Joe Hepler. SECOND ROW: jack Wilfong, Henry Eben-sole, Marvin Griffith, Gary Bolen, Arthur XVebber, Ronald Hartman, Clyde Houston, Ray McKee. THIRD ROW: Wilson Braithewaite, Clinton Ritter, Ronald Cooke, Roger Snapp, James Hockman, Theodore Reed, Mr. Manuel, Sponsor. FOURTH ROXV: James Golladay, Gary Luttrell, Ronald Kern, William Pugh, Russell Luttrell, Colin Breeden. .Spomorr Mr Casey and Mr. Manuel The Varsity Club is an organization composed of members who have participated on a varsity team and earned their varsity letter in football, basketball, track, or baseball. Some activities of the Varsity Club are selling programs at all the home football games, operating a concession stand at the home basketball games, and selling James Wfood sweat shirts to the student body. The members also solicited for individuals to the James Wood Touchdown Club. The money obtained from these activities are used to pay for the letters. The Varsity Club along with the Pep Club hold an annual picnic at the end of each school term. OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Granville Kerns, Prerklenl. SECOND ROW: Carlin Rodgers, Vice-Preriderztg jam es Golladay, Secreiary. THIRD ROVV: Marvin Griffith, Trearurerl: Jack Wildong, Sergeant-at-Arms. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Casey, Mr. Manuel, Sponsors. Bovs' BOWLING CLUB 7 SEATED: Mr. Eugene Funkhouser, Sponsorg Peyton Borden. President. STAND- ING: Ronnie Bageant, Secretary-Treasurerg john Owings, Vice-President. Members of the Boys, Bowling Club meet every For the climax of the year, the Boys' and Girls' Monday afternoon at the Health Center Bowling Lanes, Bowling Clubs held their annual banquetg at this time under the sponsorship of Mr. Eugene Funkhouser. This there was a presentation of awards for the top bowlers year there are four teams. of the year. The club is a Sanction League in the American Junior Bowling Congress. SEATED, Left to Right: Clyde Frye, jimmy Anderson, Linden Hawkins, Stuart Reedy, Wayne Bucher, Don Ronnie Bageant, john Lodge, Jack Brown, James lnskip. Martin, STANDING: Tommy Sheetz, Peyton Borden, John Owings, 151 GIRLS BOWLING CLUB Miss Ella Rudolph, Sponsor, looks on as the girls bowl. OFFICERS-Seated: Shelva Miller, Vice Preri- denzg Betsy Phelps, .Preridenh Slanding: Barbara Boyles, Treasurer. The Girls' Bowling Club is an organization of JW girls who are interested in athletics. The club meets every Wednesday afternoon at the Health Center Bowling Lanes. Bowling takes place from 4:00 in the afternoon until 5:30. Trophies are awarded at the end of the year to the outstanding bowlers in our club. There is also an annual banquer for the Girls' Bowling Club at the end of the year. Seated : Deloris Glaize, Sue Marston, Sandy Ritter, Gail Nuri, Peggy Clowser, Pam Magnum, Linda Bayliss, Sue Purtlebaugh. Standing: Betsy Phelps, Sandy Wills, Shelva Miller, Barbara 152 Boyles, Judy Phelps. BOWL FOR YOUR HEALTH Sealed: Judy Abrell, Karen Strickler, Nancy Boyce, Co-nnie Jobe, Gwen Skiles, Judy Whetzel, Pat Whetzel, Sharon Williams. Standing: Sharon Cather, Judy Ailes, Robin Hockman, Ann Woore, Sherry Ensogna. Seated: Joyce Lofton, Gail DeHaven, Joyce De- Haven, Sandra Boyles, Judy Del-Iaven, Pat Hoover, Beverley Miller, Barbara LeMaster. Sland- ing: Judy Morrison, Glenda Frye, Pat Davis, Diana Brumback, Susan Brumback. Sealed: Jo Anne Birmingham, Nancy Webster, Nancy Oates, Joan Kelchner, Virginia Young, Beverly Ellis, Joanne Orndorff. Standing: Cheryl McRoberts, Bonnie Sirbaugh, Beverly Jenkins, Pat LeHardy, Pat Purdham. SPANISH CLUB Trenum, Prerident. Mrs. Elsie Hovermale S pomor Spanish Club members try to gain understanding of Spanish- speaking countries customs through their studies and ac- tivities. Members are offered an opportunity to get together for social and cultural activities through the Spanish Club. Among their activities are selling candy as a money-male ing project. There is also a Spanish Club Party where the pinata is broken. OFFICERS-Seated: Katharine Kur- stedt, Vice Preridentg Mrs. Elsie Hover- male, Spomorg Mitzi McClanahan, Set- reznry. S1nmz'ing: Roger Snapp, Repor- terg Peyton Borden, Trearurerg William -,X ROXX' ONE: Darlene Nesselrodt, Carol Luttrell, Mitzi Mc- Clanahan, Lela Lineburg, Hazel Broy, Gail Nuri, Mrs. Hover- male, Sponmr. ROW TXVO: Rhoda Driver, Ragland Ball- owe, Sandy Wills, Ralph Lloyd, Roger Snapp, Teddy Reed, Bill Trenum, Joe Osearo. ROW THREE: Joanne Bursey, Judy Lupton, Doris Jones. ROW FOUR: Patty Vann, Ann Woore, Kit Kurstedt, Barbara Komsa, Bill Butler, Bonnie Hammock, Peyton Borden, Scott McRoberts, Clyde Houston. ROV' FIVE: Sue Rogers, Mary Prelip, Jeff Williams, Charles Adams, Ronnie Hartman. ROW SIX: Sharon Har- ley, Dana Bursey, Georgia Carbaugh, Kathy Woolf, Sharon Cather, Teddy Cox, Andy Martin, Ray Shililett, Michael Fletcher. ROW SEVEN: Sandy Russell, Nancy Webster, Diana Brumback, Carol Cowger, Judy Davidson, Sandy Ken- yon. ROV' EIGHT: William Skeat, Ronnie Holtzman, Judy Morrison, Mary Shepherd, Larry Parkinson, Scotty Dyke, Roger Milburn, Vaughn Twigg, Chris Ward. Mrs. Elsie Hovermale iBIENVENIDO A LA CLASE DE ESPANOL! Spomor Sandra Wills and Ralph Lloyd dress appropriately for their club Members of the Spanish Club enjoy doing the Mexi- can Har Dance. FUTURE HOMEMAKER OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Pat Haworth, Pianixtg Karen Hausen- fluck, Hirtorianq Patsy Whetzel, Pafliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Myra Pingley, Song Leader: Barbara Komsa, Secretary: Loretta Wilkins, Preridentg Linda Amtower, Vice-Preridentg Charlotte Leight, Trearurerg Carol lake, Refireientatizm' Miss Watson, Mrs. Perrault, Mrs. Sutphin, Spomorx. FIRST ROW: Ann Racey, Carol Dellinger, Barbara.. Boyles, Mary Neff, Alice Campbell, Barbara Campbell, Judy DeHaven, Carol Lake, Loretta Wilkins, Linda Amtower, Janet Crosen, Patsy Mauzy. SECOND ROW: Carol Boswell, Mary Ridings, Louise Hyatt, Loretta Dovell, Pat Edmonds, Carolyn Funkhouser, Carol Lut- trell, Joyce McKee, Joyce Solomon, Lena Snapp. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Leight, Judy Clowser, Judy Abrell, Katherine Jenkins, Sandra Burcharn, Karen Hausenfluck, Peggy Myers, Louise Crosen, Patsy Pit- cock. .FOURTH ROW: Wanda Braithewaire. Judy Whetzel, Sue Donald, Kitty Huffman, Linda Long, Mary Prelip, Mary Dyke, Nellie Harden, Myra Pingley. FIFTH ROW: Beverley Ellis, Katherine Braithewaite, Patsy Whetzel, Shirley Light, Joyce Burcham, Rachel Reynolds, Frances Edmonds, Judy Gordon, Nancy Lewis. SIXTH ROW: Mary Alt, Thelma Lowery, Margaret Shade, Marie Shade. F AMERICA 9,2 HD EMAK 9310 ERS FIRST ROW: Bonnie Walters, Janie Davidson, Sharon Boyce, Carolyn Bowen, Glenda Carter, Linda Duckworth, Cheryl Miller, Patsy Adams, Linda Strother, Sharon Armel, Barbara Stout, Mary Mauck, Shirley Vance, Barbara Wallace, Lela Lineberg. SECOND ROW: Cheryl DeHaven, Judy Clemons, Carol Sandridge, Mar- jorie Rickard, Donna Bayliss, Vicki Perry, Jennifer Mauck, Betty Largent, Judy Armel, Kathy Reuter, Wilma Carter, Jane Franklin, Maryla Merritt, Judy Symons. THIRD ROW: Olivia Apperson, Sarah Jenkins, Linda Bly, Shirley Presgraves, Bonnie DeHaven, AMERICA Bonnie Sirbaugh, Nancy Collins, Gail DeHaven, Peggy Berryman, Mrs. Sutphin, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Edna O'Dell, Linda Lake, Linda Anderson, Janice Myrick, Mary Parrill, Reva Buner, Mary Shepard, Thelma Jones, Jill Santmier, Joyce Lofton, Marga- ret Conner, Sharon Grove. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Rickard, Nancy Heishman, Mary Richards, Margaret Allamong, Barbara Kerns, Linda Hulver, Joan Tobin, Berry Richards, JoAnne Cooley Carolyn Henson, Nancy Copp, JoAnne Snapp, Betty Williams, Deloris Glaze, Betty Smith. at HD EMAK AMERICA S FIRST ROW: Linda Rickard, Judy Sager, Loretta Hewitt, Linda McKee, Barbara Bennett, Joyce Robin- son, Nancy Boyce, Janie Flowers, Mary Carnes, Rebecca Jenkins, Judy Harmon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Per- rault, Sponsor, Betty Harden, Betty Borror, Dana Srotler, Peggy Bly, Barbara Boarman, Linda Spitler, Barbara Rosenberger, Connie Jobe, Carolyn Camp- bell, Bonnie DeHaven. THIRD ROW: Jackie Fauver, Patty Vann, Linda Kerns, Barbara Carnes, Barbara Largent, Barbara Keeler, Janet Whitacre, Betty Bel- ford. -FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Ambrose, Freda Lowery, Sandy Boyles, Ruth Anne Kinney, Pat Ha- worth, Barbara Johns, Patsy Wymer, Virginia Young, Phyliss Breeded. FIFTH ROW: JoAnne Walters. Frances Edmondson. 157 OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Paul Greene, Trearurerg Robert Advimr. SECOND ROW: Richard Leight, Sentinel Robert Leight Vice-Pre.riu'ent,' David Brairhwaire, Preridentg Mr. David, Carpenter, Reporterg Charles Mcllwee, Secretary. FUTURE FARMER FIRST ROW: Gary Lurtrell, jerry Lowery, Ray Bel- ford, Harry Hamilton, Marshall Fry, Roger Slater, Harry White, james English, Gary Felrner, Steve Swimley. SECOND ROW: Charles Bayliss, Mike Ambrose, Eddy Hillyard, John Marker, Ray Chateau- nauf, James DeHaven, David Ramey, Woodrow Crites, all David Green. THIRD ROW: Gary Lutttell, Ronnie Bageanr, Wayne Walters, Wayne Phelps, Russell Davey, Michael Dunn, Ray Patterson, Garland Ballenger. FOURTH ROW: Elmer Loy, Douglas Larrick, .James Williams, Ralph Kerns, James Renner, Guy Conner, Larry Rickard. e, erry Foster, Rickie F IRST ROW: Harrison Strother Charl B . CS Oyd, Dale WhifHCfC, Thweatt, jerry Mcllwee, Richard Snapp, T. Fletcher, Charles .l0hU1'1Y Lodge, R035 Sheflki Robfff CFOSCU- GUY TCCIS, Frank Carper, Richard Newlin, Charles Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Walter Ritenour, Lester Ginn, Charles Boyer. SECOND ROW: John Bufchan-L. Ronnie Hillyafd, Hem-y Ebel-sole, Benny Kggn, Edsel KH5f0k, BUIY BOYICS, Mifhael I-iVefm0l'C, RHY 531651 LCROV Burcham, Paul Jones, John Bailey, Walter DeHaven, Kenneth Bowen, Charles Ambrose, Wayne Carbaugh, Ralph Kerns, Robert Frye, Gary Wallace, Leight. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Pool T ' ' F AMENCA FIRST ROW' Jam S . es rnith, Norman Sparks, Franklin Snider. THIRD ROW: Roger Del-Iaven, Harry Boyles Holiday, George Stover, Roy Keeler, Steven Loften, Richard McDonald, Gerald Triplett, Charles Brewer, Donald Lewis, Leonard Anderson, Charles Mcllwee, John LeMarr, Marshall Adams, Carl Hovermale. SECOND ROW: Marshall Snapp, Junior Shelley, FOURTH ROW: John Nethers, Joe Carpet, Bobby Noble Unger, Hershell Kelly, John Omps, Paul Green, Carpenter, Robert Leight, Sandy Knighting, Gary Donald Catlett, Arthur Webber, Charles Barr, Eugene Brairhwaite, Tommie Clem, David Braithewaite. IMPROVING FARMING METHODS 3 . 'Sw up I 1 Harry Kems and Frank Ritenour are all smiles as they show off some of the Agriculture De- partments equipment. The main purpose of the Future Farmers of America organization is to develop rural leadership, cooperation and citizenship among its members. In the development of leadership all members served on a committee, studied and practiced par- liamentary procedure. They conducted well-planned monthly meetings, put on radio programs and spon- sored a Father-Son Banquet. They assisted their communities by organizing Keep Virginia Green Crews, in each majesterial district by the prevention of forest fires, setting out tree seedlings and repairing farm machinery. Also, the Agriculture Fair and Pure Bred Swine chains were sponsored by the club. At Christmas they as- sisted the student body in collecting 60 baskets of food for the needy. Last fall the members prepared the seedbed and seeded the newly graded playground of 6 acres and the lawn arotmd the new Kline Elementary School. 160 Spomorr: Mr. Whitacre, Mr. Givens, and Mr. Davis PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE Mary Ridings and Loretta Wilkins examine some lovely, prize-winning flower arrangements at the Frederick County Fair which was held at the Armory. The Future Homemakers of America believe in preparing today for the roles they will assume in the future. The James Wood Chapter offers girls this opportunity. Our Chapter which is affiliated with the state and national F.H.A. organization has received recognition a number of years as one of the outstanding chapters in the state. Some outstanding activities of the Club are: FFA- FHA Mother-Daughter, Father-Son Banquet, Frederick Loretta Wilkins adjusts a ribbon on some of the canned goods on display at the fair. County Fair, observance of National FHA Week, social activities with FFA, well-planned chapter programs, activities for the March of Dimes and work by members on degrees of achievement. This year the Club donated an opaque and slide projectors to the James Wood Home Economics Department. Members also participate in federation meetings, FFA-FHA Camp, state conven- tions, and delegates are sent to the. National Convention. We are the Future Hoinemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. 161 FUTURE NURSES CLUB FIRST ROW: Mary Richards, Sue Rogers, Pat Knight, Wanda Barney, Mrs. Barr, Sponsorg Sandy Boyles, Katharine Kurstedt, Jane Petrie, Sandy Russell. SECOND ROW: Georgia Carbaugh, Carol Ballenger, Karen Strickler, Deloris jenkins, Peggy Painter, Pat Haworth, Pat Hoover. Spomor: Mrs. Barr The purpose of the Future Nurses' Club is to bring together in high school young people interest- ed in careers in nursing and health, to explore op- portunities and requirements in these fields, and to grow as individuals by working together. Members also learn about the commrmiry life in which they soon will participate as informed citizens. OFFICERS - SEATED: Wanda Barney, P 1 e .t i d e n i. STANDING: Sandy Boyles, Secretaryy Sandy Russell Trearurerg Janet Petrie, Hirfonkmg Pat Hoover, Reporter 162 C' LATIN CLUB OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Marvin Griffith, Preridentf Carol Mills, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Sue Marston, Vice-Preriderzt. THIRD ROW: Beverley Jenkins, Treasurer. The primary purpose of the Latin Club is to further the interest of its members in the life and customs of the early Roman people. This is accomplished by a ban- quet which is held in the spring. At this event the club members dress as the ancient Romans once did. The Selling of the Slaves is also held in the spring. At this time the first year Latin Club members are sold to the second year members as slaves. A Janus Ball was held in january, which was the money-making project, as well as the social event. FIRST ROW: Sandra Ritter, Sue Marston, Myra Hartman, Lorna Ballenger, Barbara Simpson, Mary Penwell, Susan Brumback, Susan Owings, Mary Dyke. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Painter, Sue Anderson, Beverley Miller, Patricia Hoover, Charlotte Leight, Linda Shelburn, Mary Miller, janet Straight, Ellen Hammock. THIRD ROW: Janet O'Neal, Judith Strickland, Dianne Staclcman, Carol Mills, Elizabeth Golladay. FOURTH ROW: Ray McKee, Daniel Crabill, Edward Shiley, Dennis Wingfield, Micheal Fletcher. FIFTH ROW: Terry Bowers, Ronald Holt- zan, Joseph Cheshire, Marvin Griffith, Carol Fox, Berthelda Shackelford, Earl Fout. SIXTH ROW: Ron- nie Stultz, Henry Shyrock, John Owings, Donald Martin, Thomas Kipps, John Petrie, Jeff Williams, Thomas Sperry, Thomas' Lillis, Ronald Bell. 163 LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Linda Rosenberger, Shirley Vance, Mary Knight, Judy Huffman, Pam Verrett, Gayla I.aFollette, Brenda Ramsburg, Olivia Apperson, Linda Champlain, Linda Curtis, Virginia Connelly, jamet Lloyd. SECOND ROW: Vicki Dunn, Mary Wendell, Patricia Renner, Donna Hanson, Mary jane Russell, Kay Parish, Victoria Scymanski, Donna Nesselrodt. THIRD ROW: Mar- garet Riley, Carol Richards, Barbara Perry, Kristina Morgan, Betty Myers, Ronald Hoover, David Larrick. FOURTH ROW: Beverley Seekford, Sandra Haines, Barbara Saville, Donald Butler, Paul McClanahan, Richard Winterstine, Donald Snapp, James Golladay, Robert Dove. FIFTH ROW: George Stover, Dale Roe, Richard Allanson, George Goode, Charles Kerns, Roy Hackman, Frances Larew. SIXTH ROW: Jack Racey, Dick Keeler, Ronald Brumback, james Inskip, Steve Winans. r'-7, Q FIRST ROW: Chuck Duvall, Roger Snapp, Doug Martin, Albert Argenbiright, Larry Gregory. SECOND ROW: Karen Colley, Gail Nuri, Janet Petrie, Wanda Barney, Karen Strickler. THIRD ROW: Sandy Boyce, Carolyn Godlove, Robin Hodkman, Judy Ailes. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Ensogna, Shelva Miller, Gloria Manuel. FIFTH ROW: Clinton Ritter, Charles Patteson, Billy Aylor, Sharon Williams, Pat LeHardy, Pat Purdham. FIRST ROW: Sue Marston, Joanna Orndorff, Mary Hill, Carol Lake, Barbara Golightly, Paul Green, John Omps, Henry Eber- sole, James Smith, Sandra Thompson, Joyce Robinson, Barbara Presgraves, Kay Coffelt, Alice Campbell. SECOND ROW: Katherine Jenkins, Karen Colley, Wilda Orndorff, Berthelda Shackelford, Joyce McKee, Nellie Harden, Connie Jobe, Edward Shiley, Douglas Sanders, Robert Belford, Gerald Hepner, Patsy Whetzel, Melissa Haines, Gordanna Fletcher, Maxine Dyke, Carol Spurling. THIRD ROW: Faye Seal, Linda Spitler, Joan Kelchner, Ann Woore, Barbara Campbell, Carol Luttrell, Keith Judy, John LeMarr, Jerry Golladay, Julian Marple, Kenneth MIXED CHORUS . - e- ..-.rw Marshall, Myra Pingley, Priscilla Lee, Carol Ballenger, Dana Bursey, Louise Crosen. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Rosenberger, Glenda Frye, Barbara Green, Edna O'Dell, Patricia Lee, Judy Whetzel, Ruth Ann Kinney, Carlyn Rogers, Lee White, Tommy Yancey, Douglas Grubb, Pat Harrold, Earl Sager, Marie Shade, Sharon Vfilliams, Katherine Braithewaite, Phyliss Breeded. FIFTH ROW: Robin Hockman, Peggy Myers, Joyce Burcham, Joanne Bursey, Gloria Smoke, Margaret Shade, Richard Hib- bard, Kenneth Ashby, Lanny Snider, Kenneth Webb, Edsel Burcham. Prkmirtr: Edward Shiley and Sue Marston The Choral Class this year is composed of 80 voices under the direction of Mrs. Colleen Cook. The choir, which is composed of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, practices daily. Two highlights of the year are the Christmas and Spring Concerts presented by the choir. Of all the members in the choir, several were selected to attend All-State which was held in Alexandria, Virginia. The A Cappella Choir is composed of 50 persons who are selected from the mixed chorus. They also attend the All-State Choir Festival. The Girls' Glee Club, also directed by Mrs. Cook, has an enrollment of 110 persons. Eighth, ninth, and tenth grade girls practice daily as they work for the two highlights of the year: the Spring and Christmas Concerts. ENTERTAINMENT THROUGH SINGING . we Q 'Q' , - . 3 ,- N' --0, .t - a-fe, -,sgw qgf.5ag3-13,12-Q ,, - fy .': r::'1fMff, . . a -.g.Z:g.,,gs3,-3'j5I'fitfj-.',',i - fe.--.-a'-.-w . -. 13.'4,'.j'-.'-,'- 101'-J. f:+-:'-':-f:- -ue 'T-.5-fi' eat. ,wif-tra'-if'-fiiwracf rf.-11 V4.7 nag g5:',-,:.1?2. .r -,j- Q g f .ss Qi.:-z.i,,.,t.,,. l, z:....,.. - aff. . ','- ' , . ai.. 1 v K, Mrs. Cooke Sponror GRADUATING SENIORS-FIRST ROW: Carol Lutteral, Carol Lake, Pat Lee, Kay Coffelt, Barbara Campbell, Alice Campbell, Sandra Thompson. SECOND ROW: Gordanna Fletcher, Marie Shade, Joanne Bursey, Joyce Burcham, Priscilla Lee, Dana Bursey, Margaret Shade. THIRD ROW: John Omps, Carlin Rodgers, Edsel Burcham, Paul Greene, James Smith. FOURTH ROW: Doug Saunders, Julian Marple, Smart Reedy, Kenneth Lineberg, Eugene Snyder, Tommy Yancey, John LeMar, Kenny Marshall. Paul Greene, Robin Hock- man, Kenny Marshall, Sandy Russell, and Sue Marston attended Allstate as James Wood's repre- sentatives. , - , ,, , BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS ROW ONE: Joyce Nellis, Bonnie I.eHardy, Sue Ann Shiley, Bonnie Marshall, Betty Meyers, Mary Dyke, Linda Ellis, Judy Abe, Debbie Thompson, Linda Massey, Dixie Branner, Mary Dolan, Kristina Morgan, Janie Fletcher, Penny Perry, Donna Werston, Linda Lake, Bonnie Phillips, Maryla Merritt, Janice McKee, Brenda Link. ROW TWO: Kay Madigan, Oliva Appet- son, Betty Hoover, Sandra Hepner, Jo Ann Cooley, Ann Boyer, Betty Rudolph, Lela Lineberg, Joanne Campbell, Mary Windle, Carrie Ashley, Sheryl Miller, Delores Glaize, Barbara P nnett, Patsy McDaniel, JoAnn Lamp, Silvia Anderson, Judy I' zkley, Linda Martin, Gail Nuri. ROW THREE: Linda Le aster, Sharon Jones, Barbara Beam, June Emery, Wanda Ti rsman, Nancy Oates, Virginia Guthridge, Susan Snapp, Sandra Clark, Patricia Purdham, Carol McKee, Sandra Ritter, Joyce Renner, Shirley Vance, Peggy Murphy, Bonnie DeHaven, Judy Hoffman, Gwen Skiles, Joyce Yancey, Wanda Ginn. ROW FOUR: Judy Morrison, Sharon Leake, Pam McQuisron, Joyce Kremer, Beverley Jenkins, Sue Owings, Ann Edwards, Janie Whitacre, Jacquiline Rickard, Dixie Bean, Helen Place, Karol Cooper, Sharon Newlin, Minnie Stonebreaker, Brenda Hicks, Bell Smoke, Betty Collins, Pat Davis, Pat LeHardy, Linda Lutz. ROW FIVE: Mary Janzer, Anne White, Marjorie Rickard, Jill Santmier, Faye Smith, Sandra Price, Patsy Murphy, Bunny Lamp, Lani Aikin, Linda Wright, Carole Mills, Carolyn Storler, Rebecca Jenkins, Cheryl Smoke, Peggy Berryman. ROW ONE: Lee Vfhire, Keith Judy, Edward Shiley, Paul Greene, John Omps, Henry Ebersole, James Smith, Robert Bel- ford, Kenneth Marshall, Gerald Hepner, Jerry Golliday, Patrick Harrold. ROW TWO: John LeMarr, Douglas Grubb, Richard Hibbard, Douglas Sanders, Tommy Yancey, Lanny Snyder, Smart Ready, Kenny Webb, Kenneth Ashby, Julian Marple, Earl Sager, Carlin Rodgers, Edsel Burcham. 167 A CAPPELLA CHOIR AND OFFICERS OFFICERS-Edward Shiley Preridentg Carol Lake, Secretary-Trean urer Alice Campbell Reporterg Tommy Yancey, Burinerr Manager. FIRST ROW: Sue Marston, Ann Woore, Carol Luttrell, Nellie Harden, Carol Lake, Joanne Orndorff, Sandy Russell, Karen Colley, Carol Ballenger, Saundra Thompson, Melissa Haines. SECOND ROW: Katherine jenkins, Barbara Presgraves, Barbara Go- lightly, Barbara Campbell, Patricia Lee, joan Kelchner, Patsy Whetzel, Dana Bursey, Margaret Shade, Katharine Braithewaite, Myra Pingley. THIRD ROW: Barbara Greene, Joyce Burcham, Peggy Myers, Linda Spitler, Edna O'Dell, Berthelda Shackelford, Robin Hockman, Priscilla Lee, Kay Colfelt, Alice Campbell, Phyliss Breeden. FOURTH ROW: james Smith, Henry Ebersole, Paul Greene, Doug Sanders, Jerry Golladay, Richard Hib- bard, Tommy Yancey, Edsel Burcham, Pat Harrold, Earl Sager, Gerald Hepner, julian Marple. FIFTH ROW: Douglas Grubb, Stuart Reedy, Lanny Snider. BAND PERSONALITIES Mr. Conner Thomas Sheetz Baird Direuor D Mdivf MAJORE'I'I'BS-FIRST ROW: Judy Lupton, Lfaderg Carol Lake, Doris McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bennett, Patricia Lee, Loretta Eaton, Priscilla Lee. OFFICERS-ROW ONE: Ronald Dye, Prefidenzg Gary Lofton, Vice-President. ROW TWO: Harry Kem, Reparlery Vaughn Twigg, Treusurerf Mary Mauck, Secfehzry. JAMES WOO FIRST ROW: Left to Riglai: Ronald Dye, Linda Shelburn, Ronnie Bell. SECOND ROW: Lefl la Rigbl: Mari- anne McCaul, Carol Boswell, Mary Knight, Vickie Syzmanski, Garland Good. THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Sue Ann Rogers, Rebecca Rhoad, Eddie Shifllett, Beverly Ellis, Gloria Manuel, Carolyn Williston, Rachel Silvius, joan Earl, Dennis Wingfield, Gary Lofton. FOURTH ROW: 'Slandif1g, Left lo Right: Gail Reid, Joy Foreman, Wayne Phelps, Franklin jenkins, Richard Rus- sell, Wfilliam Kline. Sealed, Left to Right: Max Largent, Jack Racey. Noi Piczured: Wilbur Welsh Donald Strosnider William Butler ONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: Right to Left: Barbara Perry, Mattie-Joe Sumption, Donna Broy, Pat Knight. SECOND ROW: Riglat to Left: David Snow, Thomas Lillis, Charles Merriner, Harry Kern, Gary Spaid. The Senior Band of james Wood seeks to develop the musical ability of the young musicians who constitute its membership. The band is open to students who possess some musical knowledge and provides an opportunity for them to improve their skill to a greater degree. ' The band participates in home football games, parades, University of Virginia Band day, All-state, and district festivals and pre- sents a spring concert each year. THIRD ROW: Righl la Left: Hugh Barton, Mike Fletcher, james See, George Lambert, John McMillian, Thomas Sheetz, Guy Conner, Robert Lofton, Fred Williston. FOURTH ROW: Right to Left: Roger Lamp, Waughn Twigg, Larry Secrist, Richard Nagley, Ray Patterson, Bruce Barley, Ray Shifliett, Richard Stockdale, David Stotler, Beverley Seekford. Stfmding: Mary Mauck. The Junior Band provides the basic background in music which the band student needs before being promoted to the Senior Band. Most students in Junior Band have had one year's ex- perience in music. The students in junior Band learn a working knowl- edge of music fundamentals. JUNIOR AND BEGINNING BANDS FIRST ROW, Seated: Diane Oliver, Bonnie Pugh, james New- ing: Peggy Clowser, Gary Brairhwaire, Ronald Hcishman, Rus- lin, Leon Owens, Betty Lax-gent, Judy Armel. SECOND ROW: sell Feeley, Jennifer Mauck. Ray Shifflett, James Miller, Harry Miller. THIRD ROW, Stand- FIRST ROW, Seated: David Owings, Sue Nail, Carolyn Colvin Evelyn Purtlebaugh, Brenda Sisk, jan McDonald, Vicki' Perry, Linda Rosenberger. SECOND ROW: Perry Nail, David Whir- 'acre, Wayne Parceson, Thomas Campbell, Steve Srrawerman 172 Charles Lofton, Harold Stine, Odell Renner, Ray Shifflett Ronald Hibbard, Paul Cain, Charles Utterback. STANDING Ronnie Loy, Phil Santimier. ,D u li ,, . , ' ,A 1, 'x J ul 'xi '. 1' H 3642 A . .1 K. ' ' ' r , Qs 'u 2 N-.., 1 gy p +-.- --.- ls - , Ai, , L ., a ' ,c l x f:,- kg, T . ' Q '4 'Aw ' - V 5 .gv.f . A 1 77- t I Q ,J J,:Q ?, B t i fi A1 r f ' 1 ff 9 Qwraw m ' 'E x ' 4. A , fi ...Q - 1-.si ,w.., - r- ,gi y 2 Q.. ...T ,MX . -Z MX -1-- , .. ,, Q Q f' , . .. K. 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ROW FOUR: john Sheppard, Gary Good, joe Hepler, Roger Milburn, Charles Edmonds. ROW Mason, Gary jenkins, james Golladay, Ray McKee. ln the twelfth year of football competition, james Wood Colonels did not have quite as good a record as it had in the past seasons. The record was 1-3 in District play and 4-5 in overall play. Although the team did not have a winning season, the inspired play of the team and the good sportsmanship con- tinued as in past seasons. VARSIT Coach Archie Manuel 4 ROW ONE, Lefl to Rigbl: joe Osearo, Gary Bolen, Carlin Weber, Gerald Triplett, Terry Bowers. ROW FOUR: Danny Rodgers, jimmy Michael. ROW TWO: Kenneth Ashby, Jack Kelchner, Boyd Unger, Glen Vfhaley, Michael Cooke. ROW' Wilfong, Bruce Barley, james Link. ROW THRE 3 Billy FIVE: Coach George Walters, Coach Archie Manuel. ERIDMEN 5: f, , Coach George Walters As in the past, this year's games proved again that winning is not the only reason for playing. Although plagued by numerous injuries, the boys continued to play to the best of their ability. Losing several members of the starting eleven during the season made the schedule more difficult. OFFENSIVE TEAM -as S. FRONT ROW, Left to Rigbl: Charles Edmonds Bruce Barley james Link Gary Jenkins Gary Bolon, Jack Wilfong, jimmy Michael. BACK ROW Lef! lo Rlgbl Marvin Griffith Teddy Reed Joe Hepler, Tommy Campbell. The james Wood Offensive team showed a potent attack scoring at least one in every game. Although ham- pered by injuries 'in the all senior backfield and inex- perienced forward wall, the team played the kind of game that made the James Wood student body proud of them. DEFENSIVE TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jimmy Michael jack Wllfong Joe Osearo James Link Charles Edmonds. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Gary Bolen joe Hepler Teddy Reed Thomas Camp 180 bell. THIRD ROW, Left to Righl: Gary Parker Marvin Griffith GRIDMEN IN ACTION We kick, they receive. Call it in the air. Hit that line and break through. Drive for that extra yardage J. V. FOOTBALL Coach Harper and Coach Casey The junior Varsity football team posted an excellent record for the year of 1961. The Privates scored two or more goals every game to finish with an undefeated record. There were many outstanding players on this years team, both on the line and in the backfield 20 RMA 6 33 Clarke County 6 20 Warren County 6 12 Martinsburg 6 20 john Mosby 7 33 RMA 6 ROW ONE: Gerld Wattkins, Steve Winans, Ralph O'searo, Bobby Orndorff, Robert Timbrook, John Tinrerra, Roy Hockman, Thomas Baggerly, Roy Sampson. ROW TWO: Bobby Mclntire Robert Campbell, Charles Bridges, George Goode, Beverly Good, Larry Miller, Douglas Kines, John Easter, William Alexander, Richard Winterstine. ROW THREE: John Whitacre, Raymond McDaniel, William Funk, Richard Allison, Robert Foreman, Joe Ritchie, Wil- liam Edmonds, Wayne Phylips, Rickie Seabright, Dale Roe. ROW FOUR: Coach jim Casey, Jack Booker, Hugh Barton, Larry Griffith, Russell Davie, Allen Sager, Donald Boyer, Ronald Brumback, James Peacemaker, David Haines, Joe Cheshire. PEE WEE FOOTBALL . iilgg-gtg. .15 ROW ONE: Gary Strosnider, Gene Gearing, Mike 'ebber, Eddy Seal, Buck Merritt, Claude Bucher, Tommy Hahn, Doug Purlham, Gary Adams. ROW TWO: Lawrence Martin, David Shickle, jay Givens, Ronnie Lake, Eddy Coach Workman f,-: g ,. z - 52.33552 ,.ri ig -X Headley, Raymond Broy, Kenneth Poole, Steve Milburn. ROW THREE: Charles Boyles, Douglas Robinson, Chris Watt, James Young, James Robinson, Fredie Carbaugh, Herbert Whaley. This year the james Wood Pee Wee's coached by Mr. Workman had a four game schedule with Randolph Macon Academy. Although the team did not enjoy a winning season, the training taught the team much. This experience will be of great value in their future years of football competition at james Wood. H BASKET ,M . .. :fir .'ff'fjffa2 'glial F A ,. gmfifk as .nf-K pi' .tsrfifegs -jfiyf e . .- is e gg' ff'f',!'i's-' - tl rf at -A r F Q ' M if :felt ' , K 5 -M bfi ' 'f ffsfajifqgf:,,efe fi 1 , tg ,V an-ftgkp KZ, Yi I f b M . .-ti? 5 .iff-ey ,His 'G ' V i'-G1-QQ as . fr 4 t fffmgwi f ' f- r .r , as effu- Yyy 0-'ff 'Z 4 jst at 55 .4 gin i P S f ' f 1 I 122, iilgfg-1, 4' M ff, , s 425541 1 fl 1, ,, ff fi I 14 4 2225, Q25 BALL .kv as 'IW gzlfkiva 'fi 'EQ ., 2 vii kinds xml ff f... V ,ga ,, Q5 .Ars ,g'i.+jT,lA'2-if,::r3i-V5 .W .va .ty I of A191 Q-ea qswfyp, 'Yr ,ig K I ,, M N afizgw fa'-1, ,A -.tt he ,,- .. r,,.w,,,+.,-v,,,--. Away i 'M Hmvvfw new H K 'wi' 10's 'W f '. 'ms K.-'ff':fJ:'.'vi-f'Zf' ROW ONE: Granville Kerns, Gary Tisinger, Ronnie Kerns, Douglas Sanders, Russell Luttrell, Bill Pugh, ROW TWO: Jack Brown, Roy Hockman, Tommy Sullivan, George Goode, Douglas Snapp, Bobby Adams, Wilson Braithwaite, Ronnie Hartman. ROW THREE: Clyde Houston, Martin Dietz, Gary jenkins, Earl Rinker, john Nethers, Jimmy Orndoff. This year the basketball team gave james Wood something to be proud of. Their record for the regular season was 18-1. With the graduation of the top five from the previous yearg this year started with youth and inexperience, but in the words of Coach Casey, The most improved team I have ever coached. 184 For the 889 points scored by the opponents, james Wood scored 1284 points for a strong offensive effort. The underclassmen that participated in the varsity team this year gained valuable experience that will im- prove the chances of a successful 1962 -63 season. STARTING VARSITY Ronnie Kerns Billy Pugh Butch Kerns J.w.H.s. J.W.H.S. J.W.H.S. J.W.H.S. J.W.H.S. J.W.H.S. J.w.H.s. J.W.H.S. J.W.H.S. J.W.H.S. 61 Strasburg Stonewall jackson Loudoun County Rappahannock Herndon Alumni Strasburg Stonewall Jackson john Mosby Clarke County SCORE BOARD 40 J.W.H.S. 41 J.W.H.S as J.w.H.s 46 J.w.H.s. 29 J.W.H.S. 71 J.W.H.s. 43 J.W.H.S George Mason Warren County Loudoun County Page County Herndon john Mosby Clarke County 51 J.W.H.S. Warren County 36 j.W.H.S. George Mason 57 TOURNAMENT PLAY j.W.H.S. 60-57 George Mason 4 2 X33 N Gary Tisinger Russell Luttrell 185 OUR TEAM IN ACTION Butch and Doing show a good example of team work. jumpball, Jump- ball, get it, get it!!! 186 Coach Casey discusses new plays with the team. Ready fo r rebound. the J.V. PRIVATES one mX,UNf' 21. ROW ONE: Linwood Hummer, John Nethers, Roy Hockman George Goode Ronnie Rmker ROW TWO: Richard Cattlett, Gary Lee, Danny Hoopes jay Givens Chuck Kerns ROW THREE: Joe Cheshire, Philip Santmier, Mike- Webber Billy Boyles Mr. Joe Starling did an excellent job in coaching the Junior Varsity players this year. The impressive record of the Privates was 11 won and 9 lost. Two of the most promising freshmen players on the squad were Earl Rinker and John Nethers. The power of the Privates was hindered by the use of many of their players by the Varsity team. ' f l TRACK TEAM ROW ONE: Scotty Dyke, Arthur ,Weber, Tommy Crabill, joe Hepler, Carlin Rodgers, Paul Jenkins, Larry Hockman, Donnie Unger, Jack Wilfong, Butch Kerns, Ronnie Cooke. ROW TWO: john Owings, Ronnie Kern, Tinker Edmonds, Marv Griffith, David Goode, joe Osearo, Bruce Barley, Ken Ashby, James Link. ROW THREE: Archie Manuel, Martin This representative group of boys made james Wood's year of 1961 a very successful one. The team won three and lost three against strong competition. A potent effort was displayed at the district meet where the team was bettered only by Handley High School. A young, fast team trained by Coaches Archie Dietz, Dickie LaFollette, Scot Mclloberts, Danny Kelchner, George Ridings, Richard Lockhart, Boyd Unger, Rodger Milburn, Elmer Loy, Chris Ward, Coach Day. ROW FOUR: Coach Worlunan, jack Brow, Jim Golladay, Ray McKee, Ken Lineberg, Larry Rose, Arthur Pugh, Gary Luttrell, Ricky Seabright, Billy Weber, Gary Mason. Manuel, Glen Workman, and Casey Day achieved heights in team effort as shown by the record. IICW Track teams at James Wood have improved over the years and with the interest shown by the students, track records will continue to improve in the future. Sli Tommy Crabill lifts over for new heights in pole vaulting. 189 J. W. BASEBALL - - ... . 4. T .. 3 1956 - T. Driver, C. Pultz, B. Hartley, W. Dick, M. Russel, Branner, B. Kerns, D. Duvall, Coach Casey, A. Murphy D. Goode, S. Reedy, B. Robinson, C Hodson, J. Shiley, J. C. Richard, B. Miller, E. Adams, Assistant Coach Bailey. Legge. ROW TWO: G. Kerns, Managers, G. Wallace, D. 'se .M 5' 'il' l I' ROW ONE: Coach Casey, D. Clover, G. Wallace, J. T. Duvall, C. Richard,, D. Ambrose., .ROW THREE: B. Legge, A. Murphy, D. Duvall, J. Cornwell, Manager. ROW Hartley, W. Dick, J. Shiley, S. Reedy, D. Goode, M. Russell. TWO: D. Lee, S. Hepner, B. Miller, L. Lemarr, E. Adams, . L . Jes I I il ROW ONE: J. Legge, B. Hartley, W. Dick, J. Shiley, D. Casey, B. Cobley, T. Duvall, I.. Hockman, J. Kremer, B Keller. ROW TWO: D. Goode, S. Shockley, B. Miller, R. Michael, B. Elder, Manager. Walters, E. Adams, R. Keeler. ROW THREE: Coach Jim 190 1 THROUGH THE YEARS .EKG 'fx . ..am.x. Baseball has been one of the outstanding sporting First of all, it is always difficult to schedule games 1959 - ROW ONE: D. Russell, I.. Lemar, D. Miller, R. s. Shookley, J. Shiley, B. Michael. Row FOUR: J. Halter- Kelchner. ROW TWO: Coach Casey, T. Reed, R. Keeler, R. man, T. Duvall, R. McDonald, M. Griffith, J. Orndorff. Keller, C. Wallace. ROW THREE: R. Carter, L. Hockman, 1960 - ROW ONE: S. Shockey, J. Orndorff, 1. Halderman, R. McDonald, D. Keeler. ROW TWO: Mr. Casey, Coach: M. Griffith, D. Miller, G. Wallace, B. Corder. ROW events during the last few years with many fine players developing during this time. Most every season has pro- duced a winning record which James Wood can be proud of. Although the record speaks for itself, james Wood discontinued Baseball at the end of the last school year due to several reasons. THREE: G. Sale, J. Hockman, J. Prosser, R. Keeler, J. Dorsey, B. Hill. ROW FOUR: G. Parker, B. Carter, T. Reed, D. Russell, B. Michael. during the busiest time of the year, spring. Many games have been washed out because of rain and baseball here does not draw a sufficient number of fans to at least pay the expenses of the team. With all of these difficulties, baseball had to be dropped from the list of sports here. 191 MEN AND BOY Through the years the athletic depart- ment has provided an intramural basketball program for non-participation in Varsity BAND - Robert Lofton, Fred Williston, Dickie Stockdale, Mr. Connor, Gary Lofton, Garland Good, Tommy Sheetz, Vaughn Twigg, Dennis Sours, Dennis Wingfield, Hugh Barton, Richard Nagley. competition. Seven clubs and the men teachers have entered a team this season in order to march their skills with those of the other reams. KEY CLUB - Roger Snapp, Mr. Funkhouser, Butch Patterson, Don Martin, Chuck Duvall, Doug Martin, Maynard Grove, Larry Gregory. LATIN CLUB - Ray McKee, Ronald Broom- back, Richard Allanson, Mr. Monraros, Joe Cheshire, Eddy Snider, Richard Winrerstine, William Alexander, Jerald Walkins, Marv Grif- fith, Terry Bowers, Ronald Holtzman, Ihrl Four. VARSITY CLUB - Joe Hepler, jack Wilfong, Coach Manuel, Tinker Edmonds, jimmy Michael, Joe Osearo, Carlin Rodgers, Dickie Lafollere, Kenny Ashby, Gary Bolen, Cubby Breeden. TRAMURALS During the season, each team plays 7 games which allows them to play each other at least one time. Ar the completion of the regular season, the top 4 reams will participate in the tournament play-off. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - Roger Shank, Bobby Carpenter, Wayne Phelps, Mr. Davis, Charles Mcllwee, Ronnie Bageant, Gary Wallace, Mike Cooke, Edsel Burcham, Leon Owens, Ralph Kerns, Bobby Leight, Walter Burcham. SPANISH CLUB - Clyde Houston, Mr. Fishel, Chris Ward, William Shear, Peyton Borden, Bill Trenrum, Ralph Lloyd. MEN TEACHERS,- Mr. George Walters, Mr. joe Starling, Mr. jim Casey, Mr. Archie Manuel, Mr. Joe Fishel, Mr. Glenn Workman. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION -- Roger Adams, Delmar Jenkins, Mr. Jim Biddle, jerry Bennett, Frankie Clem, Clyde Frye, M. L. Burleson, jimmy Kremer, Wilson Zirk, Dewey Turner, Eddie Davis. . L H - HOMECOMING QUEEN AND coum Seated, Left to Rigbf: Betsy Phelps, Shelva Miller. Sland- ing, Left to Rigbt: Mitzi Mc- Clannhan, Queen Carol Lake, Susie Combs. I i 'I94 -SZ- QUEENS GREATEST MOMENTS wg? I , . . ii ff Carol Lake, homecoming Queen of 1961-1962, is crowned by the Mayor of Stephens City, Mr. Comer. Carol receives a football from joe Hepler with the signatures of all the foot- ball players. From five candidates chosen by the football team, This, the highest point of the football season will be Carol Lake was crowned Homecoming Queen for the long remembered in the minds of the girls who were football season 1961 - 1962. honored to take part on this occasion. 195 . K Y Through the contrihntionx and guidanre of local bll.fl726.fJ' firm! in the vicinity of Winrhefter and Fkederich County, great progren haf heen Jhown in the field of hu.fine.r.r. 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I NORTHSIDE LANES Route II North at City Limits MO 2-2400 Special Student Rates Mon. - Fri. - tiII 6 p.m. Sat. tiII I p.m. Nite-Owl Bowling on Saturday from I I:3O p.m. on - - - 3 Gfzmef for 31.00 Flowers By SNELLINGS 23 N. Braddock Street FIowers of Distinction' Winchester Virginia WINCHESTER DRY CLEANERS 2IO S. Braddock Street Winchester, Virginia Phone MO 2-6528 WESTERN FREDERICK BANK Gore, Virginia Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SOUTHERN s'rA'rEs STEPHENS CRISMAWS CITY C0-OP. Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers Farm Supplies, Und 39 West Boscawen Street Home Appliances Phone 32 5fePI enS CIW' VU- We Need Your Head in Our Business, TED'S NEWS STAND NEWSPAPERS - MAGAZINES - TOBACCOS FILMS SUNDRIES Winchester, Virginia 39.5. Loudoun Street W. B. SNIDER SONS ANT.IQUES - COAL - HARDWARE ' 323 N. Cameron St. Winchester, Va. Phone MO 2-3232 BARR'S STUDIO I - School Photographers Winchester, Virginia I wlsEcAnvER's P t Of All K ds N. L Wincheste SANITARY LAU N DRY We wash everything with Ivory Soap I09 S. Cameron Street Winchester VIFQIUIO MUI.VEY'S QUGHW MENS and BOYS' CIOWHQ PIPER STATIONERY a. orrlcs Ladies Sportswear SUPPLY, INC- . Everything for the Office Winchester Virginia 48 W. Boscawen Sr. 662-3889 Winchest V g T here is fz one and only in refrexbment, too. I MC PHAIL PAINT 81 GLASS CO. Your Drive-In Paint 81 Gloss Store 263 Millwood Ave. Winchester, Va. m CQMPANY Phone Mo 2-7616 BOYDS DRUG STORE, INC. ' VVCII-IS I 2 South Loudoun Street EE on Winchester, Virginia - Spggvrai Prescription Headquarters Q WINC , CID Phones: Mo 2-5411, Mo 2-7201 WRFL 92.5 Mcs. - 22,000 Watts ' Featuring Local N eau and Sports CRISMAN'S CLEANERS ' Winchester, Virginia Rugs and Furniture by Appointment I. , THE WINCHESTER COLD STORAGE i COMPANY Winchester, Virginia We Store 1475 of America's Apple Crop SHENVAL MUSIC COMPANY 5 W Boscawen St. - Phone MO 2-2933 CURLY TAgPM3EfFIiEY SHOP Winchester' Virginia 3 N. Loudoun sfroor I waoohosfof, vo. Stereo Players - Sales 81 Service Phone MO 2-3741 - Component Parts and Accessories 213 ' gl SCHENCK FOODS COMPANY Wholesale Food Suppliers Winchester, Virginia THE FLOWER SHOP Miller Bros., Props. Dial MO 2-3517 39 E. Piccadilly St t Winchester V g W. T. GRANT CO. Your One Stop Shopping Center. S 8- H Green Stamps HOWARD SHOCKEY 8. SONS, INC MO 2-2541 Martinsburg Pike Winchest V g JOHN W. ROSENBERGER CO., INC. Quality Building Material CAMMER'S Quality Cleaner 118 South Braddock Str t Winchesi' V Q Chag lt Pl Winchester V Q OAK GROVE SHENANDOAH GAS COMPANY SANITARY COMPANY DellCl?x'lthHi3nflZdCg3:::eFwdS Wholesale Plumbing and Heating 107 W. Boscawen MO 2-9456 Clearbrook, Virginia 214 BARTLEY'S SHOE AND VALET SERVICE 25 South Braddock Street Winchester Virginia Phone MO 2-4914 O O A Sign of Confidence KoMAN snornsns Our membership in National Selected Morticians is Wholesale Fruit 31 Vegetables your assurance of confidence well placed. Every mem- I ber of this prominent, nationwide WinCl'1eSfef. V'fQif1i0 organization stands for highest ideals, ethical practices and busi- ness integrity. +9 .50 Our modern facilities and finest .3 S 'nn professional service costs no more. Q' -- ' JONES . J-fifU3 250 Mlllwood Ave. MO 2-8161 FUNERAL HOME CULUGAN Water Conditioning 302 South Loudoun Street Service Winchester Virginia 9 The Greatest Sound Q for I Miles Around .,.a ' 1 500 W 610 on your dial RUBBER CORPCJRATION takes pride in its service To the Notion To the Community 215 With school behind you . . what's ahead? -s l 9 fyxfV .2 1 I f College, perhaps? Wonderful! A job? Wonder- ful, too, if'it's the right one-with opportunities to progress and learn as well as earn. There are many such jobs at CSP, waiting for girls like you. In a telephone job, you not only start with good pay but,are specially trained to make more. Raises and advancements are frequent. Sur- roundings are pleasant-people are friendly- and your work is never dull. Why not make your first job a telephone job-one that can lead to a happy, rewarding career? TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA THE Cl-IESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC For Insurance See Any of These Members of the Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents Who Display This Seal of Quality. J. R. Alexander Agency, ---EPhone MO 2-8855 II7 N. Loudoun St. J. V. Arthur lnc.,.---, ...... Phone MO 2-3865 3l E. Boscawen St. Bryarly, R. T.--.--.--...,..- 20 Rouss Avenue Good, G. W. 81 Co.--,--- I8 Rouss Avenue .,,. cPhone MO 2-5757 --,..-Phone MO 2-4425 Hill! 'SIIVIS YOU IIST' qusnmou WINCHESTER ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS 23 N. Loundoun St. 43 E. Piccadilly St. Jamison 50 Rouss Avenue Louthan, W. H., Jr. ........ ll7 W. Boscawen St Mason, Earl L.-------- ...... Phone MO 2-62ll ZISM' Ng Loudoun St. Hansbrough 81 Carter ,,.... Hollis, Lawrence C. ..... --- 84 Gore-- -.-------- -Phone MO 2-4 I 44 Phone MO 2-4366 Phone MO 2-5848 Phone MO 2-4185 217 AMERICAN BRAKE American Brakeblok COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Division Winchester, Virginia STANLEY WARNER'S CAPITOL Manufacturers of THEATER 48 Rouss Avenu America's Safely Brake wanchesier, virgin Lining HOWARD SHOCKEY 8. SONS, INC. SHENANDOAH GAS COMPANY MO 2'254I Delicious Home Cooked F d Moflinsbufg me with Good service Winchesfef Vifginif' IO7 w. Boscqwen Mo 2 9456 SOUTHERN STATES WINCHESTER COOP. Feeds - Seeds 4- Fertilizers 8: Farm Supplies 402 N. Cameron Street Winchester, Virginia 218 4- .'.., . A E32 MIlK'ClElM SANITARY DAIRY Pasteurize Phone d Milk 81 Cre MO 2-5643 ir inia Winchester, V g 'in ., ' : A. i ' If-3 j r THE WOODBINE STAFF would like to tlaank the azloertisen and expresx appreciation for invaluable assistance to the following: BARR'S STUDIO LEMLEY'S PHOTOGRAPHY MR. H. E. MASSIE MR. CHARLIE TAIT MR. DICK BOND MR. W. A. 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