Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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On this, our fortieth anniversary, we dedicate our yearbook to a person who began her high school education here as a student and came back after receiving her degree at Randolph- Macon to guide many lives toward suc- cerning practically any phase of our school as a source of information con- cerning ractically any phase of our education. We will remember her most in her capacity as a secretary, but we will always thank her for her personal interest in every member of the student body and the faculty. It is with humble thankfulness for your sincere devotion to Jefferson, her students and teachers, and what she stands for that we proudly dedicate the 1964 Acorn to you-Miss Edna Chesney Miss Edna Chesney tech me, the students uf Eeffersun Qiligh Schuul, helieiie in pucitg uf lining, nlxeclience tu authnritg, cnnrteuus manners, achievement thruugh effurt, lngaltg, service, and integritg nt character. me lielieiie in liixing up tn the liest that is fuithin us at all times, fuhether alnne nr fnith mang, and in keeping the faith fnith nurseltles, nur humes, nur schunl, citg, cnuntrg, and nur Gnd. 8 if ,1 W, 21-' N Es Q., bn .J ,dwga Q'..w1f:4:1.- L -f3,:f. fan? 5-,A 'UQ Y? 'M iff? :, -'ek-E 593 , ' 15:2 . M - ,- :J ws, -Zz' F Qin: , ' -Q 1, Q v , I v , mi ' ' ' i' ' ..1,.-:-.:3f new X 51.142, .Milfs if . f iQ ' gzi in M-xzmfm -. ' .MA m ag- 'I Wgngglllx I lox V3 W 2, H NX ' p xx, :ffmf N 4.U.' ,lx ,ll ' ix? I J., is E ' f Y' ' ... 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These two capable people k e e p accu- rate records of all money that is re- ceived, as well as each expense, by the school. Mrs. M ary Olmger Chesney and Miss Barbara Graeser are con- stantly working on student records and assisting Mr. White in carrying out the many details of the daily routine. Mr. Paul H. Stenll Jr. Business F.B.L.A. ATTENDANCE OFFICE Mr. Paul Steagall and Mrs. Beverly Osterhoudt are in charge of the Attendance offices as well as the student clinics. They issue our class admittance slips and listen to our excuses for absenteeism. Both are interested in our welfare as well as punctuality. nf' D 1 Q 1 x Mrs. Beverly P Osterhondt Business Y-Teens LIBRARIANS Mrs. Mary Virginia Stevenson Librarian Library Club Mrs. Sara M. Palmer Library Clerk 14 1 T Guidance Margaret Brown Physical Education GUIDANCE OFFICE Miss Brown offers guidance to a senior about College. Whenever we have a problem, whether is small or large, we can depend on our guidance counselors to give us good advice. They are always willing to help us solve our problems pertaining to school or to college in the future. Mr. White, our princi- pal, also does his share in guiding students. Here Mr. White has conference with Wayne Hanger. Mr. Holley devotes much time to helping students plan for the fu- ture. Mr. William H. Holley Art Guidance English, the largest department at Jeffer- son has this year added a Pilot Study to the curriculum for the sophomores. World Litera- ture is the basis for the reading, and speech and composition are emphasized to help the student to become more articulate in the use of his language. For the second year, the English depart- ment sponsored the Fine Arts Festival in February. This consisted of a week of as- semblies on the various phases of music, art, drama and English. English department faculty members were also advisors for our three school publica- tions. All of our English teachers emphasized composition, literature, and word usage. Senior themes climaxed our English careers in high school. E h Mrs. Ruth J. Staton Mr. S. Robert png-IR English Crockett, Jr. Jefferson News English Acorn Magazine Mrs Whitlev helps students improve their reading and vocabulary. This year has been a great year for our science department, and for the science stu- dents here at Jefferson. After many years we have finally received a long awaited and very much needed modern science laboratory with the latest furniture and equipment. Mrs. Margaret Brewer Home Economics F.H.A. The Science Department was most fortunate to have installed this year new lab facilities. All five of the science rooms and the office received new work tables and modern electrical and water hook ups. The new labs helped make physics, chemistry, and bio- logy even more interesting for the science students. Top: Judy Martin, Ann Kulp, Trena Bush, Becky Broyles, Vaun- da Cress, Tamara Booth, and Cheryl Byrd were members of the advanced biology class anticipating nursing careers. Here they were studying the many parts of the human body. Bottom: Winston Baldwin, Barry Doss, Martha Leech, Charles Mc- Kay, John Carter, Carolyn Crigger were working diligently in the physics lab as lVIr. Wilson helped Mr. Robert Beryl Wilson Science Science Club Mr. Robert E. Crawford Science, German Under the guiding hand of our beloved Colonel Wilson, head of the science depart- ment, and his competent associates we learn about biology, chemistry, and physics. Mr. Victor Layman Mr. Lesson B. Nucholls Science Science Science Club Hi-Y I I l Miss Lelin Stalker Mathematics National Honor Society Miss Leila Stalker's math class Mr. John Charles Hellard Mathematics, Physical Education Our math department here at Jeffer- son is one of the most highly accredited in the state. Included in its program are basic math, practical math, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and business math. We also have programmed courses in. solid georrnetry, algebra II, and advanced mat . Mrs. Hester McCabe Mathematics Mrs. McCabe, la new teacher, conducts her math class. Mr. Frank 0. Smith Government To graduate from Jefferson two units are required in history. American history is taken in the junior year and govern- ment in the senior year. We have a very capable staff of his- tory and government teachers. Under the leadership of our history teachers we gain a full knowledge of the government of Virginia and of the United States. We learn about explorers and other famous people who founded, explored, and settled our free nation. We learn more about how it is run in our government class. One of the big events of the school year in this department was the trip to Wil- liamsburg, which was open to all students, here at Jefferson. Row ROW Ha Row Mr. James Preston Comer Mr. William George Government, History Bensm' History, Football 2, 1-Benny Peyton, Donnie Keasler, Betty Hypes. 2-Raymond Ferguson, Linda Forbes, Gale Gillispie, Wayne ll, Sandra Harmon. 3-Rodney Brown, Anita Burnette, Bobby Camden, Diane Conner, Sherry Dodd, Pat Lester. Row 4-Kay Agee, Carol Altizer, James Ashwell, Barry Brickey, . Aub1'ey Brooks. R' ev . If 5. ' 5 ' L Q, - Pei 5 ' Miss Mildred Kerlin History Red Cross Miss Kerlin's history class. Mr. Carroll F. Adams French, Fleur de Lys, DEPARTMENT p At Jefferson we have an outstand- ing language department. Offered are Spanish, Latin, French, Russian, and, this yeau, German. Each language group has its own club, except for German which has not yet organized one. The Junior Classical League is the Latin Club with Mrs. Baird as the advisory Fleur de Lys is the French Club with Mr. Adams as the advisor, and the Pan American League, which is the Spanish Club, has Miss Snede- gar as its sponsor, and the Russian Club is sponsored by Mrs. Petersen. Two of the grougs have their own newspapers publis ed by the stu- dents. The Roanoke Roman is the Misa Suzanne Snedelar Pan American League, Spanish, Student Cooperative Association L'Echo, Hi-Y Latin newspaper, and L'Echo de Roanoke is the French publication. The language students combine laboratory work Mrs. Helen K. Baird Latin, English, Junior Classical League, Roanoke Roman with their regular classroom activities. Pictured here are Butch Church, Janice Jamison, and Sonny Wilmoth. Mn. Natalie Petersen Russian Mrs. Petersen teaches Russian on first and sec- ond V99-I',1GVelS, along With the llndefstanqmg Of One of the features of the German class is learning Ger the R'-1551811 PGOPIS, their Culture. and their GUS' man songs under the direction of the teacher, Mr Craw t0mS- ford. , J - We .LIf:Bf?7.i? :fswg,M...,n M . P' lg . . --ns ff i s s im- m e .,.. -- ' -we V- -an -f nw W , , - fn., -A,- - ..-A M ,, , 1g',xw,-MM Two of the most important events of the school year are the Fall and Spring play. Under the skilled leadership of Mr. Coh- ron we have some of the best plays in the Virginia High School Dramatics League. Especially successful this year was the musical comedy Bye Bye Birdie. The Art Department contributes to many phases of school life at Jefferson throughout the year and gives inspiration and Mr. William H. Holley pleasure to the entire student body through its frequent and outstanding art exhibits. It offers classes in basic advanced and consumer art. Art, Guidance Mr. Joseph Cohron English, Drama, Speech Thespians The band, conducted by, Mr. An- drew W. Hullg the choir, headed s by Mrs. Margaret Kidd, the dra- matics department directed by Mr. Joe Cohron, and the Art De- partment under the guidance of Mr. William Holley make up im- portant parts of our school life. The band adds spirit to football games and pep assemblies and prlegents an annual spring con- ce . The choir adds reverence to the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter assemblies and also pre- sents an annual spring concert. Mrs. Margaret Kidd Mr. A. W. Hull Choir Band Magicianettes YVAVVV i W W i - -1 7' 'mann ' ' u-mg -1--M animal Y Among the required courses a student must have to graduate from Jefferson are four years of physi- cal education. Our physical education department has three main objectives: to provide opportunities for participa- ' tion in physical activities that will result in educa- tional experiencesg to develop the organic systems of the body so that each student may live at his highest levelg and to develop skills in activities with favorable attitudes toward play that will carry over into future careers and leisure hours. Miss Virginia East Physical Education, Health, Girls' Athletic Association, Cheerleaders Miss Sandidge assists Lillian Summers on the parallel bars as a part of the girls' physical education training. Miss Carol Sandlclze Physical Education, Health, Biology, Girls' Athletic Association. Joyce Hill, Sandra Haga, Carol Merkle, Doris Shumake, Donna Law, Pat Eller, Martha Bandy, Sue Jackson, Donna Caldwell, Sue Kelly, Sue Lyle, Linda Croy, Linda Edwards build a pyra- mid in learning to tumble. unease' Nw Zmmswmmngmzaseemwn ,F, ,-,ss ,,,,5, ' QQ I English, Key Club Mr. Joseph L. Byrd, J . Physical Education Varsity J Club Our fine athletic coaching staff makes up the teaching staff of the boys' physical education de- partment. Mr. Byrd, Mr. Hellard, and Mr. Ebert are the teachers who try to keep our sophomore and junior boys physically fit. Alternating health and physical education during the five school days, the boys learn a little about the diseases of the systems of our bodies, how to prevent them, and how to keep in shape. Physical Education Varsity J Club, Av' Qjfllffp Working out on the ladder are: Bobby Jones, Ronnie Callahan, Joey Molden hauer. Mr. Marshall Ebert Learning team spirit and sportsmanship, these boys in gym class play a rousing game of volleyball gg ?41Jw?1wi.3'i'1 7 I1 , G 55 ,,,..1,.fgf , g .ip L?'L:i51 W' A ,W -::f, . X .J ,M 1' 513' ' 'Lula , 5. is . K X gg, Q: ,Im FW Q K - w .,QE,,m,.,?-4 fr Q. K . ff? If . ' 'ff 1 fm. Q . . fx I N j 1 SV' Q .- .. ' 1-'E Y '- 3. .1125 . N12 at-Viuggg Qglhwvxv.. 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As seniors they are able to hold jobs through Vocational Office Training and Distributive Education courses. They work a minimum of fifteen hours a Week in business of- fices, retail, wholesale or service business. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, clerical practice, general business, and a course in office machines are some of the business subjects that are offered to students. General Business Distributive Education Business Math Advisor, D. E. Club Miss Thelma A. Chambers Typing, Shorthand Department Head Advisor, F. T. A. 545791 95757 s 'F5f7: ' 5 :fre :HSE ' g 1451-Q: ' ,iw QF-fu., 5431 M' 9-2:a.:.v, of .V 4+ .4-1 ,- at ' ' ie .. K- .,,.. .s.,,,L. ,A gp kg, .ll sag 22 lt 'fill' 15 .if 122, L5 4 f JN' 5,c5g.asg31.eslLs,,.were area we Tai f N -...gf . -snap gif,ly-gQ, csjwgrs. Iss Us ' uf L:.flfLIl:E: AHL AW 9' ' I g , ,,VVi ,ig , Q , -rf aff V .. We r L 5 L 'Sk if '?!::p ss 5-fe N , , ,ggi , X ring we '2zr5 g5g.:xf-5 5 2 ir fi Q , jg ff' iw fwfz: -ss, f sf sf ,,, ,K i fl again . Effgg. is S 6 iyflfbffzlii .1 A . .,,.. ,f,. . sf: -5 ag.-. ,C ,fr f. 'i. .1 ' is ns ' ' iff W ' :Qs No... l WL 1 54 I :sir ii, E ms.. A-ll? ig' is-ig Students, under the guiding hand of Miss Cronise, learn the proper techniques of T5 using office machines. YQE1.: wif' Q55 fe ssc emzwax 2 l iilff 7534 E .-.cm Many skills pertaining to several trades are taught in Machine Shop. Mr. Leo A. Maier il i r' Making boxes from metal is one of many projects in the Sheet Metal Shop. Est agri' -ff' is Mr. Joseph Roudes Ww- VOCATIONAL Jefferson is justly proud of its vocational department which is the only one of its kind in the Roanoke City School System. Boys are offered a wide variety of trade courses which consist of automobile The printing course teaches students to set type and follow through the routine for successful printed work. Mr. Joseph F. Huddleston SHOPS mechanics, printing, mechani- cal drawing, welding, and sheet metal. Students who are not planning to go to college are given two years credit toward an apprentice- ship program if they plan to follow the trade in which they have been enrolled. In Auto Mechanics, students learn to repair any part of a car. Mr. C. W. Woodson Mr. Kermit Fink Mr. Howard L. Sumpter Many methods and techniques of this useful trade are taught in the Welding Shop. t Mr. Arthur R. Trinko Mechanical Drawing: Making furniture is one of many arts taught in the Woodworking Shop. Mrs. Jeanette Coleman Maid Mr. Gilbert L. Barber Mr. Woodford M. Flowers Mr. Joseph B. Cooper Left to Right, Front Row: Mrs. O'Brien, , Mrs. Brown, Mr. James J o ne s , Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Sutliff. Back Row: David Price, Terry Powers, Randy Agnew, Sheila Wilson, and Mr. Paul Steagall. CAFETERIA and CUSTODIAL STAFF Our qualified cafeteria staff is a necessary part of our school life. Everyday when the bell rings for lunch they are there ready to serve us. They work hard to prepare well-balanced, good, nutritious meals. Here at Jefferson, we take great pride in the ap- pearance of our school. We try to keep our halls and corridors as clean as we can but Where we slip-up the custodial staff takes over. When there is work to be done the custodians are always there to do it. .so in lg ix V . S X mi 4 5? asm- f 53 :L A x L ,. S 3 null E 1 'WB v ilu. 1 -fl. ' s,. Rv ' 211:51 1151 a' J Q xlfafif 1 . ' ' Q , '.g.,2e i-fm-ml'-Ms. 5 S '- 'WTC V-sy EFSQ? A I :fer Q- FH' gf? Q i . L 5 ' 'fir . 51' -.4 4 W 'Ei . . LY- AQ' 3 ' we 5 QQ V? L!'wQ'f5f'W Zi 'W i ' 1.5, ,gn . EM 5 555 , K ' - , L' A ' A A F L,..- A 'A f -'v -, , Q ' :L -K 'L fi: f N, QS . W Q!'W , , gr 1 W kg .LJ ' 'XX KW X Qw fnff This, our long awaited Senior Year SENIOR OFFICERS: Franc Roberts, Secretaryg Wanda Wallace, Vice-Presidentg Sandra St. Clair, President Carolyn Hogan, Treasurer. We, the senior class of 1964, leave Jefferson with confidance, but also with perhaps a feeling of sadness. Our years here have been full of rewarding experiences, academically, athletically, and socially, and as we face the future we, like many other seniors in the past forty years are thankful that we had the privilege of attending this school and receiving our high school diplomas from Jefferson. 32 was filled with many joys and thrills. JACK EDWARD ADAMS, JR. -'J,,,,,-- Varsity Basketball, '61: Junior Vaxsity Football, '62 Varsity Basketball, '62: Vaxsity Baseball, '62, '63 Librarian of Choir, '61, Monogram Club, '6l: Varsity J Club, '63, '64. CAROL DAWN AKERS Carol President of Math and English Classes, '61: Secretary of Homeroom, '64g FBLA, National Honor Society, '63, '64p Received National Office Management Association Certificate for Math: FBLA, Certif- icate for Spelling: VOT, '64. BARRY ZANE AKERS Barry Treasurer of Homeroom, '63: Forensics, '63: Treasurer of Science Club, '64: Publications Assembly, '64g Boy' State, '63: National Honor Society, '63: '64: Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Award, '61. WANDA GAI L ALIFF Gail Red Cross Representative, '63, '64 FBLA, Historian '64, State Con- vention, Richmond, '64: FHA, '64. PEGGY JEANETTE ALLDREDGE Fury FBLA, '64: Vocational Office Training, '64. BETTY LOU AMOS Betty Red Cross Representative, '62: Magazine Workshop, '63: Sophomore Associate Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '62g Spring Play, '62, '63: Fall Play, '68: Play Festival, '62: Library Club, '61, '62: FBLA, '64: Vocational Office Training, '64. EDSEL CYRIL ARNOLD Edsel Distributive Education Club, '64: Jefferson News, '64. ALVIN LEE ASHLEY Al Band, '61, '62, '63, '64, Student'Conductor, '64: Pep Band, '64. 33 The privilege of a Senior Lounge GAYLE VICTORIA ASHWORTI-I Gayle FBLA, '62, '63, Second Vice-President, '63g Attended Regional Convention for FBLA, '63g National Office Management Association Certificate for Math: Jefferson Scholarship Letter, '63g Vocational Office Training, '64: National Honor Society, '63, '64: Assistant to Miss Cronise, '63. MORRIS WINSTON BALDWIN, JR. Winston Homeroom President, '61: Vice-President, '62, '63, '64: Band, '61, '62g Choir, '64: Science Club, '64: Acorn Yearbook Staff, '64: Hi-Y, '61, '62, '63, '64: Fleur de Lys, '62, '63. RODNEY EUGENE BANKS Rodney Secretary of Homeroom, '62, President, '63, '64: Manager of Baseball Team, '61: Christian-Jewish Seminar, '63, '64': Band, '61, '62, '63, '64: Property Manager, '63: National Honor Society, '63, '64. RALPH DENNY BAUCOM Ralph Wrestling, '62, '63: Distributive Education Club, '64. CLARA OLIVIA BEAVER Clara Vocational Office Training, '64: Treasurer, FBLA, '64g FBLA Con- vention, Massanetta, '63: Band, '61. MARY ALICE BELCHER Mary Hall Monitor, '63: Band, '61, '62: Acorn Magazine, '64. PATRICIA ANN BENNINGTON Pat Distributive Education, '6-1: Choir, '61, '62, '63, CAMERON EARL BLACK Earl Track, '61, Football, '62. 34 V, and the pleasure of leaving assemblies first. RALPH LEE BLAKENSH IP LOG Homeroom Secretary, '61, Vice-President of Math Class, '61, Berk- ley Square , '62, National Office Management Association Math Certificate, '62, WILLIAM REID BLANKENSI-IIP B Physical Education Show, '63, '64. SYBIL FRANCES BOITNOTT Sybil Homeroom Secretary, '61, Treasurer, '62, Varsity Volleyball, '61, Junior Varsity Basketball, '63, FHA, '61, '62: Y-Teens, '61, '62, '63, GAA, '62, '64, FBLA, '64, Magicianette, '63, '64. TAMARA OMEGA BOOTH Tamara Volleyball, '61, '62, '63, '64, Basketball, '62, '68, Softball, '62, '63, Tumbling, '62: Gym Assistant, '68, GAA, '61, '62, '68, '64, Y-Teens, '61, '68, '64, Science Club, '62, '64, Latin Club, '61. ill' ' JAMES RICHARD BLESSARD Butch Homeroom Vice-President, '62: Red Cross Representative, '62, WFNUIYIZ. '61, '62: Physical Education Show, '62, '68, Choir, '61, Woodwork Assistant, '61: Physical Education Assistant, '62, Dig. tributive Education, Vice-Praident, '62, MARY LORRAINE BLESSARD '-L,,,,,1,,,-- JOYCE ANDREA BROOKS ' Andy Homeroom Treasurer, '62: Red Cross Representative, '62, FHA, 161: '62, '63, '54i PAL. '62, '63, '64, Secretary, '64, Properties, 'Diary of Anne Frank , '62, Library Club, '61, FTA, '61, Science Club, '62, '68, '64, Y-Teens, '62, Bookstore, '64. REBECCA MAE BROWN --mek,-1 Secretary of I-Iomeroom, '63, Y-Teens, '61, PAL, '62: FBLA, '64, Vocational Office Training, '64, National Honor Society, '63, '64. 35 Football season ushered in a successful year in sports and senior BETTY RENE BROYLES Becky District Forensic Debate Team, '63: District Forensic Prose Reading. '62, Tri-Hi-Y, '61, '62, President, '62g District and State Forensics One-Act Play Festival, '62g Science Club, '61, '62, '63, '64: Beta Club, '63: PAL, '64, CAROL FRANKLYN BURKETTE Frankie Library Club, '61: Y-Teens, '62: FBLA, '64: Stage Crew, Diary of Anne Frank , '62: Costumer, Night Must Fall , '63: Choral Read- er, Chimes Assembly, '63: Vocational Office Training, '64. D AWN MARIE BURNETTE Dawn' RONALD OWEN BUSHNELL Vice-President of I-Iomeroom, '62, JACKIE WANNE CABINESS Vice-President of Homeroom, '61, ball, '63: Varsity Track, '63. unulhn Jackie '62: Choir, '61: Varsity oi Foot- Red Cross Representative, '61, '63, '64: Homeroom Treasurer, '64 Varsity Volleyball, '61: Varsity Basketball, '62, '63, Varsity Soft- ball, '62, '63: Gym Assistant, '64: Tumbling Team, '62: '63g Y-Teens '61, '6-1: Song Leader, '61: Band, '61, '63, Secretary, '61, '63 GAA, '61, '62, '63, '6-I: Fleur de Lys, '62. ANNIE MAE BUSH Annie Mae' Reporter on Newspaper, '62, '63: Stage Crew, Properties, lights '62, '63, '64. JEFFREY STEPHEN CALDWELL Steve Homeroom Treasurer, '61: Manager, Basketball Team, '61: Junior Varsity Basketball, '62: Reporter, L'Echo, '62, Business Manager, '63g Hi-Y, '61, '62, '63, '64, Officers' Conference at Blue Ridge, North Carolina, '64: Science Club, '62, '63, '64: Fleur de Lys, '61, '62, '63, '64: Key Club, '64. LARRYROSCOE CALDWELL Larry Debating Team, '61: Science Fair, '61: Varsity Baseball, '61, 36 . 1, sponsored bus trips helped more of us follow our team. l BENJAMIN LEWIS CARR Benny President of Home:-oom, '62: Varsity Football, '62, '63, '6-1: Basket- ball, '62, '63: Track, '61, '63, '64: Gym Assistant, '64g Varsity J Club, '63, '64g Choir, '61, '64, GARY SHELTON CARTER GaYY Vice-President of I-Iomeroom, '6-1: Varsity Baseball, '63: Sports Editor of Jefferson News, '64: Physical Education Trophy, '62, Science Club, '62, '63, '64, JUDITH ANN CARTER Judy Tumbling Team, '63: Gym Assistant, '61: FBLA, '64, MICHAEL DAVID CARY Mike District and State Play Festivals, '62: Chimes Assembly, '63 Berkeley Square , '62p Bye Bye, Birdie , '64: Choir, '64. President of I-Iomeroom, '6-4: District and Play State Festival Hall Monitor, '64: Choir, '63, '64, President, '63, '64. '62, Baseball Manager. '61. JACK ANDREW COLLIER Alkie Band, '61: Track Team, '61: FTA, 'GL DOUGLAS RAY CONNER Doug President of Library Club, '61: President of Distributive Education Club, '6-1: Attended Distributive Education State Leadership Gon- vention, Richmond, '63: Participated in Physical Fitnus Program '63. 37 WILLIAM SIDNEY CAUDLE Bill '62: Football, '61, '62, '63: Varsity Track, '63: Boys' State, '63, JAMES ROBIN COLEMAN Bob President Homeroom, '62: Junior Varsity Football '62, '63: Baseball, Our Homecommg was a great success JULIA KAY CONNER Julie Vice-President of Homeroom, '63, Secretary, '64, Forensics, '63, Activities Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '64, Reporter and Typist, Jefferson News, '64, Reporter, Roanoke Roman, '62, Language Assembly, '63, FTA, '61, Y-Teens, '61, '62, '64, FHA, '62, Latin Club, '61, '62, PAL, '63, '64, Vice-President, '64, National Honor Society, '63, '64, Vice-President, '64. JOHN ROBERT COOPER, JR. Bob Secretary of Homeroom, '62, '64, Forensics, Public Speaking, '63, Varsity Basketball, '61, Junior Varsity Basketball, '62, President of Hi-Y, '64, Secretary of Key Club, '64, Business Manager, L'Echo, '62, Editor, '63, Southern Interscholastic Press Association, '62, MARY STEPHANIE cooran '-s,,,,,,,,,,,-- Properties, Diary of Anne Frank , '62, Library Club, '61, Latin gigub,PgiIll,,g:I1all Monitor, '63, Science Club, '62, '63, '64, Y-Teens, DOROTHY CAROL CRAFT D0ggghy GAA, '61, Volleyball Team, '61, Softball, '62, Tumbling Team, '62, Physical Education Show, '62, Magicianettes, '63, '64, Vocation- al Office Training, '64, FBLA, '64, Y-Teens, '61, FHA, '61, Hall Monitor, '61, '63, Hi-Y Convention, Blue Ridge ,'64. BRENDA LOUISE CRAIG Brenda Volleyball, '61, '62, '63, Basketball, '61, '62, Softball, '62, '63, Tennis, '62, '63, GAA, '61, '62, '63, '64, Secretary, '64, Science Club, '62, '63, '64, Secretary, '64, Reporter, Roanoke Roman, '62, '63, Vassar Award, '63, Summer Science Training Program Scholar- ship, '63, Certificate for Excellency in Scholarship, '61, Latin Tournament, '61, Athletic Letter Award, '61, '62, Athletic Pin Award, '63, Scholastic Letter Award, '63, JCL Convention, '62, '63, FHA, '61, '62, National Honor Society, '63, '64, President, '64. WILLIAM IRVING CRAIG 'BillY President, SCA, '64, President, Sophomore Class, '62, Prefect, '63, Vice-President of Homeroom, '62, Baseball, '61, '63, District Student Cooperative Association Conference, '63, '64, Southern Association of Student Council Conference, '63, '64, Boys' State, '63, French Club, '62, Science Club, '63, '64, Hi-Y, '62, '63, '64, Key Club, '64, Steering Committee, '62, '68. CARL RUSSELL CRAWLEY Carl Senior Steering Committee, '64, Devotions Chairman, '64, Drama and Forensics Clinic, '63, Vice-President, Thespians, '64, Stage Manager, '63, '64, Diary of Anne Frank , '62, Berkeley Square , '62, Chimes Assembly, '62, '63, '64, Night Must Fall , '63, Glass Menagerie , '63, Bye Bye Birdie , '64, Sixth Place, Lincoln Welding Foundation National Contest, '64, Band, '61, '62. ROGER LEE CRAW LEY Pokey 38 with Magic Moments prevailing ANDY QUENTON CREED Andy Band, '61, '62: First Place, Metal Workers. CAROLYN SUE CRIGGER. Carolyn Magicianette, '63, '6-4: Junior Varsity Volleyball, '61: Junior At- tegzdant, Hoemcominz Court, '68: FI-IA, '63s Snow Queen Court 'G . JEANETTE MILDRED CROUCH Jeanette Prefect, '63, '64: Vice-President of Sophmore Class, '62p Volleyball, '61g Co-Captain of Basketball Team, '61: District SCA Convention, '63: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, '61: Varsity Cheerleader, '61, '63, '64: Girls' State, '63g Sophomore dz Junior Steering Committee: FBLA, '64, Science Club, '62: All-Sports Award, '61. SHIRLEY ANN CROY Shirley Junior Steering Committee, '63: Softball, '62g State Gymnastics Meet, Natural Bridge, '62: President, Red Cross, '61, '64: Secre- tary, Thespiana, '63g Diary of Anne Frank , '62: Regional and State One-Act Play Festival: National Office Management Associ- ation Certificate of Excellence, '63: Hall Monitor, '62, '63: Science Club, '62: VCY, '6S: GAA, '64: FBLA, '64, WALTER CLAYTON CUNNINGHAM Waldo Football, '62, '68, '6-tp Baseball, '62: Junior Varsity Basketball '62: Wrestling, '63 '6-ig Track, '63p Choir, '62, '63: Varsity J Club: '62, '63, '64, CARMELLA VIRGINIA DENTY Connie Library Assistant, '61: Guidance helper, '62, Rosa EVA mqxans Rm Junior Varsity Volleyball Team, '61: Gymnastics, '61, '64: Basket- ball Team, '62, '63: Track A Field-Playday, '62: Basketball Demon- stration, '62: Vice-President FHA, '61, '68g Librarian of Band: '61 : Treasurer Y-Teens, '61: Band, '61, '62, '68, '64: Athletic Letter Award, '62: Trophy for Honor Citizen, '62: Band Second Place National Competition, '63g French Club, '62, '63: Science Club, '62: GAA, '61, '62, '68, '64g FHA, '6l: Y-Teens, '61, '62: National Honor Society, '68, '64, CHYRL ANN DICKENSON Chnl Magicianette, '62, '63: Basketball, '62: Social Chairman, FHA, '63: Physical Education Show, '62g Home Economics Teachers' Con- ference. '68: Choir, '61, '62, '68. 39 Closing the football season, the Queen reigned. MARY ELIZABETH DILLON MBU Vice-President of Homeroom, '68, FHA, '62, Vice-President FHA, '63, President, '63-'64: Fashion Show, '61, Page, Home Ecomomics Teachers Conference, '63, Delegate to FHA Convention, '63, Open House Night for PTA, '61, '62, SARAH JANE DOWDY Sarah Manager, Girls' Basketball and Softball teams, '63: Song Leader. Y-Teens, '63, World Fellowship and Service Project Chairman, Y-Teens, '64. HAROLD PRESTON DRISCOLL Preston Tennis, '62, '63, Wrestling, '62, Choir, '61, Varsity J Club, '68, '64, Science Club, '61, '62, '63, '64, GARY EDWARD DUDLEY Gary Enwnnn THOMAS ENGLAND - p,,,,,,,,,'- NANCY JANE ENGLISH N.ncy Devotion Chairman of Homeroom, '68, Head Magicianette, '64, Mazicilnettg. '62, '63, '64, GAA, '61, Y-Teens, '61, Snow Queen Representative for Christmas Parade, '64. SHARON ROSE FARMER Sharon Devotion Chairman, Homeroom, '61, Secretary, Y-Teens, '64, Choir, '61, '62, '63, '64, VCY, '62, '63, FBLA, '62, '68, '64, Librarian of Choir, '63, '64, Hall Monitor, '68, Y-Teens, '61, '62, '68, '64. GLENN RICHARD FAUCETTE DickY President of Homeroom, '64, Football, '61, '62, '63, '64, Basketball, '61, '62, '63, '64: Sargeant-at-Arms of Hi-Y, '61, Band, '61, Latin Club, '62, 40 With her court at the dance that magic night ROBERT WAYNE FLOWERS Bobby SHARON ROSE FLOWERS Sharon Secretary of Homeroom, '62, '64: Vice-President of Choir, '64p Acorn Yearbook Staff, '62: Latin Club, '62. CARL DANIEL GIBSON, JR. Danny Night Must Fall , '63: Chimes Assembly, '63: Drama Clinic University of Virginia, '63: Hall Monitor, '62.. REBECCA ANN GORDON AMI Homeroom Treasurer, '63g Red Cross. '61. '53I Softball ieam. 'GZI Vice-President of Red Cross, '64: GAA, '63: FBLA, '62, '63, '64: Miss Cronise Assistant, '63, BONITA DEANE FERGUSON Bonita FHA, '62, '63, Secretary, '63: Acorn Staff, '62: Spring Festival, 'g2: Chimes Assembly, '63: Magicianette, '68, '64, Squad Leader, ' 4. MARY SUSAN FINNEY Suzie President of Homeroom, '63, Treasurer, '6-ig FBLA, '6-13 Band, '61g Physical Education Show, '62g Spring Project, '62: Hall Monitor, '63: Cafeteria Assistant, '64, J AMES DAVID FRANCISCO JimlnY DANNY RAY FRANKLIN Donny Prefect, '62, '63, '64g Steering Committee, '63, '6-1: President of Homeroom, '63, '6-ig Junior Varsity Basketball, '62: Varsity Tennis, '62, '63: President of Key Club, '6-4: State SCA Convention, '63: National Key Club Convention, '64. 41 another fair queen held court at the S.C.A. 'Christmas Dance RONALD WELTON GRAY Ronnie Varsity Basketball, '63, '64, DONALD HERBERT GREENWOOD Don GARY KEENAN GREEK Gary RRETTA ANN GREER Blend Spring Project, '62g Physical Education Show, '62: FBLA, '6-4: FHA, '62, GAA, '61: Hall Monitor, '6-1: Library Assistant, '61. MICHAEL BERRY GREGORY Mike Vice-President of Homeroom, '64, LINDA SUE HAGA Linda DIANNE LYNN HAMLETT Diane Acorn Magazine Staff, '62, '63: Hall Monitor, '64: Bookstore, '63, DIANA GAIL HAMPTON Diana Junior Steering Committee, '63-3 Secretary of Homeroom, '63: For- ensics Assembly. '63: Softball Team, '62: Magicianette, '68: Y-Teens, '61, '62: FTA, '61, '62, '63, '64, City-Wide President, '64: FBLA, '64g Vice-President, Library Club, '61, Chimes Assembly, '63: Spring Project, '62: Physical Education Show, '62: Stage Crew, Night Must Fall , '63: Choir, '61g Office Assistant to Miss Cronise, '6-4: Vocational Office Training, '64: Bye Bye Birdie , '64, 42 While baskets were being filled by all homerooms for the SHERMAN EARL HARDY Earl Fall Play, Bye Bye Birdie , '64: Spring Play, '64. ELIZABETH ANN HARLOW Elizabeth GATHERN YVETTE HART Yvette JOHN CORBIN HATCHER Butch Varsity Football, '68, '64, Wrestling, '63, '64: Track, '68, '64 Junior Varsity Football, '62 5 Varsity J Club, '63, '64, BARBARA SUE HARRIS Barbara KURT nannlson HARRIS- Kuff Newspaper Staff, '63, Magazine Staff, '64: Wrestling, '68. DANNY LEE HAWLEY Danny Tennis, '62, 6'3: Reporter, Fleurde Lys, 62: Reporter, Jefferson News, '62, Sports Editor, '64, Editor-in-Chief '64: Assistant Editor, L'Ech0, '64: Publications Assembly, '64: Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association. '68: National Science Foundation Nu- clear Physics Program, William Fleming, '63, S500 Scholarship to Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts, '62: JCL, '61, '62, '63, '64, State President, '62: Science Fair, Third Place in Senior Division, '62, '63g National Honor Society, '63, '64.. DAVID RALPH HEDGE David Vice-President of Homeroom, 'Gig Manager of Track Team, '62. 43 needy We chose our Madonna for the Ch1mes assembl EARL WILLIAM HENRITZE Earl Vice-President of Homeroom, '63, President, '64: Junior Varsity Football, '61: Varsity Football, '62, '63, '64: Junior Varsity Basket- ball, '62, Varsity Track, '62, '68, '6-1. LEONARD WARREN HENRY Leonard Freshman Football, '6l.: Varsity Football, '62. MICHAEL ALLEN HUDSON Mike REX ELLIOTT HUMRICH Rex Prefect, '64: Treasurer of Sophomore Class, '62: Steering Com- mittee, '62, '63, '64: President of Homeroom, '63: Latin Tournament, '61, '62, '63, Science Club, '62, Treasurer, '63, President, '64: JCL, '62, '63g Treasurer of State JCL, '63: Roanoke Roman Staff, '62, Business Manager, '63g Assistant Editor of L'Echo, '63: Editor-in- Chief, '64: Art Editor of Acorn Yearbook, '64: National Honor ioceitgi gi, 'G4: Quill and Scroll, '64: VCY, '63, '64, Fleur de ya. ' . ' . ROBERT ANDREW HODGES Bob JOHN GABRIEL HOLDREN JR John MICHAEL WAYNE HUNGATE Mike CAROLYN SUE HOGAN Carolyn' Treasurer of Senior Class, '64: Vice-President of Homeroom '61 Secretary-Treasurer, '63, '64p Typist, Acorn Magazine, '63, Typist' Jefferson News, '64g Senior Associate Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '64 '64: GAA, '61, '62, '63, '64: FBLA, '64, Spring Project, '63 lgiagicianette, '62, J.V. Cheerleader, '62: Varsity Cheerleader, '63 44 Basketball, '62: Treasurer. F.H.A., '61: Steering Committee, '63, and Hi-Y members presented the Christmas gift baskets. ., L, ,, Q ,Vr,.5..,, or r ssst r JANICE LUCILLE JAMISON Janice Recording Secretary of SCA, '64: Student Council, '613 Prefect, '62, '63g Steering Committee, '62, '63g Vice-President of I-Iomeroom, '64g Volleyball, '61g Basketball. '61, '62: Tennis, '63g Physical Education Show, 'S2g Secretary of Red Cross, '61p Newspaper Staff, '6-4: Acorn Staff, '64g Youth Seminar, '62: Youth Forum, '62, '63g Director of Spring Project, '63g Magicianette, '62: Head JV Cheerleader, '62: Co-Head Cheerleader, '63: Varsity Cheerleader, '64: PAL, '63, '64: Teen-town, '64: GAA, '61, '62, '63, '64: Science Club, '61. 'G2.'63. PEGGY ANN JENKINS Peggy Secretary of Homeroom, '61, '62: Tumbling team, '62: Secretary of FHA, '64: President of Hall Monitors, '61g Variety Show, '62: FHA Fashion show, '62: Fiesta, '633 FHA Convention, '6-4: Magic- ianette, '62, '63, '64: GAA, '61: Y-Teens, 'SL GORDON ELLYSON JESSEE Gordon President, Junior Class, '63: President Homeroom, '62: Latin Tour- ament, '62, '63, '64: Vice-President. Latin Club, '62: Vice-President Science Club, '64: Treasurer, '63: Assistant Editor, Roanoke Roman, '63: State Forensics Conference, '62: State JCL Convention, '63: Key Club. '64: Boys' State, '63g Science Club, '62, '63, '64: Latin Club, '62, '63, '64: National Honor Society, '63, '64. CAROLYN LEE JOHNSON Carolyn Secretary of SCA, '6-4: Secretary, Sophomore Class, '62: Secretary, Junior Class, '63: Volleyball, '62, '63, '64g Captain, '61: Basketball, '62, '63: Acorn Yearbook, '6-4: School Pianist. '61: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, '82g Varsity Cheerleader, '63, Head Cheerleader, '64: Top Girls' Athletic Award, '61 : Sweetheart Princess, '61: Sophomore Attendant to Homecoming Queen, '62: Magicianette, '62: Teen Model, Miller and Rhodes, '64: Snow Queen Attendant, '63: Miss Rodeo, '62: National Honor Society, '63g '64g Science Club. '62, '64: Fleur de Lys, '62, '63: GAA, '62, '63, '64, President, '61: Y-Teens, '61, '62, '63, '64: PAL, '64. JAMES LYNWOOD JORDON Jimmy Baseball, '61: Physical Education Trophy. '63. JOYCE ANN KASEY Joyce Science Club. '62: VCY, '62, '63: FBLA, '64. PATRICIA ANNE JOHNSON Patel' Softball, '62: Secretary of FBLA, '64: FBLA Convention, Radford, 68: Assistant to Miss Cronise, 64: Vocational Office Training, 64. Red Cross Representative, '63: Choir, '62, '63, LACY MONROE JOHNSON Lacy Football, '61, '68: Track, '62: Secretary of Monogram Club, '61: Vice-President of Library Club, '61, , 45 Outstanding were two other special assemblies VICKI-E LEE KING Vickie Secretary of Homeroom, '61, Tumbling Team, '62, Volleyball Team, '61, Softball Team, '63, Typist for Magazine, '64, Variety Show, '62, Fiesta, '63, Choir, '61, Assistant to Mrs. Osterhoudt, '63, '64, Y-Teens, '61, GAA, '61, Library Club, '61, Cheerleader, '61, FBLA, '64, Magicianette, '62, '63. LARRY ALAN LEE Larry Senior Steering Committee, '68, '64, Acorn Magazine, '61, '62, Bye Bye Birdie, '63, '64, Choir, '63, '64, Library Club, '62, '63, Hi-Y, '61, Physical Education Show, '62, '63, Basketball, '63. MARTHA VIRGINIA LEECH Martha Forensics, Girls' Prose Reading, '63, One-Act Play Festival, '62, Varsity Cheerleader, '61, '63, Historian of Thespians, '63, President, '64, Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '64, Berkeley Square , '62, Night Must Fall , '63, The Glass Menagerie , '63, National Honor Society, '63, '64, Bye Bye Birdie , '64, Dramatics and Speech Clinic at University of Virginia, '63, Columbia Press Convention, '63, Secretary, Latin Club, '62, Fleur de Lys, '64, First Place, Girls' Division, City Science Fair, '6l. RONALD GENE LOCKARD SUSAN LESLIE LUCKADO Susan Volleyball, '61, GAA and Monogram Club, '61, GAA, '62, '68, RAY CAROLL LYNCH Lynch ROY GRANT MAIN, JR. ROY Football, '62, '63, Wrestling, '62, '63, Track, '61, '62, '63, Physical Education Show, '63, Varsity J Club, '62, '63, '64. Softball, '62, Volleyball, '62, Basketball, 6'2, Vice-President of FBLA, '64, Choir, '61, '62, FBLA Convention, Massanetta Springs, '64, FBLA Regional Convention, Radford, '63, State FBLA Con- vention, Richmond, '63. LINDA MARGARET LUETGENS Linda Bye Bye Birdie , '64, Latin Club, '62, FTA, '63, Red Cross Representative, '64, 46 at Thanksgiving and at Easter ROBERT WILSON MeCOWN RUSH President of Homeroom, '63, '64: SCA Representative, '63, '64: The Idyllings of the King , '62: Berkeley Square , '62: National Thespian Convention, Indiana University, '62: Current Events Ex- amination Winner, '63: Hi-Y, '61, '63: Latin Club, '61: PAL, '62, '63: Science Club, '61, '62, Thespians, '62, '63, '64, Basketball, '61: Band, '61, '62, DORIS ANN MCDANIEL Doris Choir, '61, '62, '63: Basketball, '61, Badminton, '63: Distributive Education Club '64. PATRICIA SUE MCDONALD Pat Intramurals, '61: '62, '63, PAL, '63, '64, President '64: Choir, '61, '63, '6-1: L'Echo, '63, '64, Fleur de Lys, '63, '64, Vice-President, '64: Science Club, '62, '63, '64: Hall Monitor, '64, VIRGINIA DIANNE MCDOWELL Diane Secretary of Homeroom, '62: Y-Teens, '62, '63: Basketball Intra- murals, '62, JAMES RALPH MEADOR SANDRA LEE MEADOR Sandra Treasurer of Homeroom, '68, '64: Office Assistant, '61, FIA, '61, Fleur de Lys, '62, MILDRED LOUISE MERKEL Millie' Secretary of National Honor Society, '64: President of Homeroom '62, Vice-President, '63, Secretary, '64: Latin Club, '61, '62: Vice President of GAA, '61, Treasurer, '62, Vice-President, '64, 47 ROBERT EDWARD MICKEY Bob' Basketball games added excitement to our school lives BARRY ALLEN MILAM Barry Chimes Assembly, '62: Hi-Y, '61, '62, '63p Band, '61, '62: Science Club, '62. CAROLYN ALLENE MILLS Carolyn' Student Government Representative, '61: Red Cross Representative, '62, '63, '64: Scorer, Varsity Volleyball, '61, Varsity Basketball, '62 '63: Secretary of Bureau, '61: Band Letter, '63: Band, '61, '62, '63, '64, Librarian, '64g Scholastic Letter, '63g FTA, '61: Fleur de Lys. '62, '63: GAA, '61, '62, '63: National Honor Society, '63, '64 Science Club, '62, '63. LONNIE HAMILTON MORAN Lonnie Vice-President of Homeroom, '60, '63, Treasurer, '61, '62: Manager, Varsity Baseball, '60, Varsity Basketball, '60, '62, '63: Chimes Assembly, '61, '62, '63, '6-4: Choir, '60, '61, '62, '68, '64, Treasurer, '62, Vice-President, '63g Intramural Basketball, '62: Varsity J Club, '63, '64, Hi-Y, '62, '63. '64, Vice-President, '64: PAL, '61, FRANK LAMBERTI-I MOSES Frank Secretary of Homer-oom, '62: Football, '63, '64: Associate Editor, Acorn Magazine, '63, Editor, '64: Magazine Workshop, '63: Southern Intel-scholastic Press Association Convention, Lexington, '63: Varsity J Club, '64g Science Club, '62. DIANE REA MILLS Diane Acorn Magazine, '63: President, FHA, '61: Dramatics, '61g FHA Convention, '61. RONALD WAYNE MILLS Ronnie Intramural Basketball, '62: Choir, '61, '62, '63: Fleur de Lys, '62, SAMUEL JAMES NACKLEY Jimmy Treasurer, Key Club, '64g District Key Club Meet, Northside, '64: State Magazine Workshop, Lynchburg, '63g Hi-Y, '63, '64: Acorn Magazine Staff, '63. MARGARET SUE NEFF Sue Varsity Volleyball, '61, '63: Varsity Basketball, '63g Junior Varsity Basketball, '62: Tennis, '63: Softball, '62: President, Y-Teens '61, Vice-President, '63g Secretary, FTA, '61: Assistant Editor, Jefferson News, '64: Reporter, L'Echo, '63: Spring Project, '63: Bye Bye Birdie , '64: Outstanding Athlete Trophy, '61: Virginia Mid-Winter Conference of Y-Teens, '62: Office Assistant, '64: GAA, '61, '62, '63, '64: Fleur de Lys, '62, '63: Vice-President, Band, '61: Co-Head Cheerleader, '61g Junior Varsity Cheerleader, '62: Varsity Cheerleader, '68, '64: National Honor Society, '63, '64. 48 while Senior themes filed our minds DOROTHY FAY PARKER D0r0CllY Vice-President, Red Cross, '61: FBLA, '62: GAA, '61. GARY BRUCE PERDUE Gary Pardue Vice-President of I-Iomeroom, '64: Head Manager, Football Team, '63, Student Trainer, '64: Varsity J Club. '6-5: I-Ii-Y. '61: Hall Monitor, '61, '62, '63, RODNEY ALLEN PHILLIPS R0l'lll2Y Treasurer of I-Iomeroom, '64: Football, '62, '63, '64, Varsity J Club, '63, '64. ELIZABETH CAROL!-I PHILLIPS Carole Secretary of I-Iomeroom, '61: President of Red Cross. '61: Choir, '61: National Office Managers' Association Math Award, '62: Dis- tributive Education Club. ROBERT EUGENE OLIVER Robert VICTORIA ANN OVERSTREET Vickie Prefect, '6-1: One-Act Play Festival, '62: Forensics, '68: Varsity Volleyball, '61, '62: Basketball, '61, '62, '63, Co-Captain, '62, Soft- ball, '61, '62, Poetry Editor, Acorn Magazine, '68, Literary Staff, '62: Roanoke Roman Staff, '62, Sports Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '62, Associate Editor, '64: Diary of Anne Frank , '62: Night Must Fall , '63g Science Club, '62, '63, '64: Quill and Scroll, '63, '64, Thespians, '62, '63, '64: Choir, '61: GAA, '61, '64: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, '62: Varsity Cheerleader, '63, '64. JOYCE ANN PERDUE Joyca' SAMUEL EUGENE PERDUE Slm' Band, '62, '63. 49 Through the entire year we were presented man awards THOMAS ANDREW PHILLIPS Torn NANCY CAROL PHILPOTT Nancy National Office Management Association Math Test, '62: Scholastic Letter, '63: National Honor Society, '63, '64: Assistant to Miss Noell, '63, FBLA. '63, '64, JOHN SAMUEL PIERSON John CALVIN DENNIS POWERS Dennis President of Homeroom, '61: Treasurer, '62, '6B: Football, '63, '64: Baseball, '61, '68, '64: Basketball, '61. GRIITA SUSAN QUAM Salle Senior Class Steering Committee, '64: Secretary of Homeroom, '63, '64: Red Cross Representative, '64: Thespians, '62, '63, '64, Treasurer, '63: Associate Copy Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '64g Berkeley Square , '62: Spring Project, '62, '63, '64g Y-Teens, '61, '64: Chimes Assembly, '62, '68, '64, -Physical Education Show, '62: Choir, '61, '62, '63, '64: Bye Bye Birdie , '64. .IUDITH ELAINE RAMEY Judy Physical Education Show, '62, Y-Teens, '62: FBLA, '6-1: National Office Management Association Award, '68: Hall Monitor, '63. WANDA JO RAPER Wanda Student Government Representative, '61: FTA, '61, '62, '68, '64, President, '61, '64, Secretary, '62-lg Treasurer of City-Wide FTA, '61: Physical Education Show, '62, '63: PFA Convention, Rich- mond, '64: Choir, '61: Latin Club, '61, '62: French Club, '68, '64: District P Meeting, FTA, '64: Language Assembly, '62, NANCY CAROLYN REED Nancy National Office Management Association Math Certificate, '62: Acorn Magazine, '63 1 Physical Education Show, '62: FBLA, '63, '64. 50 and are proud of our accomplishment. JERI LILLIAN REYNOLDS Jeri Volleyball Team, 'Gly FBLA, '62, '63, '64, President, '64: Who Dunit? , '61: FBLA Convention, Massanetta, '63: Choir, '61: Dra- matics, '61: FHA, '61: Library Club, '61: Vocational Office Train- ing, '64. SANDRA JEAN REYNOLDS FHA, '63, '64, Social Leader, cation Club, '64. Sandra '63: Dramatics, '61: Distributive Edu- DANNY LEROY Rl!-'PEE Danny Hall Monitor, '63: Intramural Basketball, '63. DAVID CECIL ROBERTS David President of Homer-oom, '64, Band, '61, '62, '63, '64, President: All-State Band, '61, 6'2. FRANC DEVOU ROBERTS Franc Vice-President of SCA, '61: Secretary of Senior Class, '64: Secretary- Treasurer of Homeroom, '61: President, '62, '64, Vice-President, '63: Volleyball, '61: Secretary-Treasurer of GAA, '61: President, Red Cross, '63: Chimes Assembly, '62, '63: Spring Project, '62: Bye Bye Birdie , '64: Choir, '61, '62, '63, '64: Band, '62: Office Assistant, '64g PAL, '63, '64: National Honor Society, '63, '64. BONNIE SUE RONK Bonnie Inter-Club Council Representative, Y-Teens, '61: Choir, '61: Hall Monitor, '63, '64: Science Club, '63. DONNA JOYCE ROGERS Donna Volleyball, '61, '62, '63: Basketball, '61, '62: Softball, '61: Y-Teens, '61: Acorn Magazine Staff, '64, MARY LEOTA RUTLEDGE Mary Senior Prefect, '64: Basketball Team, '62: Senior Associate Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '64, GAA, '61, '62, '63: Y-Teens, '64: Varsity Cheerleader, '61, '63: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, '62: Junior Steer- ing Committee, '63. 51 Spring brought baseball and track and the bittersweet ELLA CORINNE SANDERLIN Corinne Co-Captain of Basketball Team, '62, '63, PAL, '62, '63, Y-Teens, '63, '64, GAA, '63, '64, Physical Education Show, '63, Office Assistant, '64, Assistant to Miss Chambers, '64, Senior Steering Committee, '64, Language Assembly, '63. JOHN THOMAS SANTOPOLO Cosmo President of Homeroom, '63, Track, '61, Fork Union Flying Club, '61 GARY LEE SAUNDERS Gary Basketball, '61, '62, '63, '64, Baseball, '61, Varsity J Club, '63, '64. CHARLES LONNIE SCHOONOVER Jackie President of SCA, '61, Junior Steering Committee, '62, Vice- President of Homeroom, '61, Treasurer, '64, Co-Captain of Football Team, '64, Track, '62, '64, Junior Varsity Basketball, '62, Intramural Basketball, '62, '63, Football, '62, '63, '64, Monogram Club, '61, Varsity J Club, '62, '63, '64, PAL, '63, Hi-Y, '64. CAROLYN VICTORIA SELLERS Vicky Red Cross Representative, '63, Treasurer, Red Cross, '64, Stage and Costume, '63, Bye Bye Birdie , '64, Office Assistant, '63, '64, Choir, '61, PAL, '62, Y-Teens, '64, Magicianette, '63, Hall Monitor, '63, Physical Education Show, '62, Publications Assembly, '63, Language Assembly, 6'3. JAMES ROGER SHELL Roger Baseball, '61, Vice-President of Varsity J Club, '64. ROSE MARY SHINER Rosemary Vice-President of Homeroom, '62, President, '63, Secretary-Treasurer, '64, Junior Varsity Basketball, '61, Historian, FHA, '62, Publicity Chairman, Y-Teens, '64, Planning Editor of Acorn Yearbook, '64, Production Staff, Fall Play, '62, Dramatics, '62, Magicianette, '63, '64, Secretary, Magicianettes, '64, Hall Monitor, '63, '64, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, '61, Y-Teens, '62, '63, '64, FHA, '62, Physical Education Show, '62, Publications Assembly, '63, Magicianette Squad Leader, '64, FRANCES ELLEN SHORT Ellen Song Leader, FHA: FHA Conference, William Byrd, Science Club, '62, '63, FHA, '61, '62, '63, Distributive Education Club, '63, '64. 52 realization that our high school days were numbered. CURTIS RAY SINK CHERYL ELAINE SISSON Cheryl Assistant to Mrs. Cooper, '64-5 Fall Play, '61. 'Juurrn me surra Judy Treasurer of Homeroom, '62g Red Crow Representative, '62: Pro- duction Staf! oi Fall Play, '62: Choir, '62: Magicianette, '63: Library Assistant. '64: Hall Monitor. '63. KAREN UE SMITH SIIG Distributive Education Club, '64: Band, '61, '62, '68: Hall Monitor. '63, '64. 1-nay.. ESTHER DIANNE SIMMONS Dianne Secretary of Homeroom. '62: Superior Certificate from National Office Managers' Association, '62: Superior Certificate for Book- keeping in National Business Entrance Tests, '68: Science Club. '61, '62: FBLA, '64: Treasurer, National Honor Society, '64. SANDRA DIANE SINK Sandy Choir, '61, '62, '68: FHA, '61, '62: Y-Teena, '63: Distributive Education Club, '64. DORIS ANN SLOAN Doris Office Assistant, '61, '63: Science Club, '62, '68: FBLA, '64, JUDITH ELAINE SMITH Judy Cheerleader 4West Virginiaj, '68, Band, '61, 6'2, '63, '64, Libraian, '63: German Club, '62, '63. 53 Senior Homeroom 1n the aud1torium ended each week but senior GLADYS JEANETTE SPROUSE Jeanette Secretary of Homeroom, '61: Varsity Basketball, '62: Varsity Soft- ball, '63: Treasurer of GAA, '63: Office Assistant, '63, '6-1. REGINALD EUGENE ST. CLAIR Reggie Intramural Basketball, '62, '63: Second Place, Driving Rodeo, '62. SANDRA LEE ST CLAIR Sandra Preiect, '62, Chairman, Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee, '63: Steering Committee, '63: President, Senior Class, '64: Literary Staff, Acorn Magazine, '63, Typist, '63: Yearbook Staff, '62: Volley- ball, '61, '62, '63, '64, Captain, '62, '63: Basketball, '62: Y-Teens, '61, '62, '63, '64, Program Chairman, '63, President, 'G-4: Literary Staff, Roanoke Roman, '62: Spring Project, '62: Variety Show, 'S1: Stage Production, Bye Bye Birdie , '64: Youth Forum, '62, '63: Youth Seminar, '62, '64: Y-Teen Representative, Washington, '62: Student Director, Choir, '61: Gym Assistant, '63: GAA, '61, '62, '63, '64: Red Cross, '63: Latin Club, '62: PAL, '63, '64. RONALD DAVID SUTPHIN xonnie Photographer for Jefferson News and Acorn Yearbook 63 '64. CAROL STEPHANIE TATE Carol Vice-President, SCA, '64: Vice-President, Junior Class, '63: Planning Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '64: Student Director, Fall Play, '62: Columbia Press Association Convention, New York, '63: Secretary, Teen Safety Council, '64g Girls' State, '68, House of Delegates, Girls' State, '63: City-Wide SCA Convention, '61: Magazine Work- shop, '63: District SCA Convention, '64: Gym Assistant, '63: Choir, '61: FTA, '61: Y-Teens, '61: Latin Club, '61, '62: GAA, '61, '62 '63, '64, President, '64g Volleyball, '61, '62, '63: Basketball, '61, '62: Science Club, '62, '63: Softball, '62. CLARK MANTELLE THOMAS, JR. Clark President of Homeroom, '62: Red Cross Representative, '64 :Debate. '62, '63, '64: Track, '63, '6-4: Reporter, Red Cross, '64: Back Stage Work, '62 : National Merit Letter of Commendation. '63. MARY ANN TUCK Mary Ann Treasurer of Homeroom, '64: Y-Teens, '61: Hall Monitor, 'B3: FBLA, '63: VCY, '68. 54 ROGER EVAN THIERRY R0ler da , baccalaureate service, and graduation meant the end RUFUS HAMILTON WAGGONERJII Bun President of Homeroom, '61, '62, '64, Vice-President, '63, Baseball, '61, '62, '63, '64, Track, '61: Sports Editor, Acorn Yearbook, '64: Varsity J Club, '63, '64, Band, '61, '62: Fleur de Lys, '62, '63, Foot- ball, '61, '62, '68, '64: Co-Captain, '64. CHARLES REGINALD WALDRON Reggie Track Team, '61, Participation in Interscholastic Events, '62. Vice-President, Senior Class, '64p Junior Steering Committee, '63 '64: Accompaniat for Choir, '61: Typist of the Year , '63. BEVERLY EUGENE WEBSTER Beverly FOREST JEFFERSON WEBSTER Forest Track, '61. MARY LOUISE WHITLEY Mary' Secretary of Homeroom, '6-1: Hall Monitor, '61: Assistant in Girls Attendance Office, '63: FBLA, '64. runner-up Junior Miss Pageant '64. SS WANDA MAE WALLACE Wanda Volleyball, '61, '63, '6-ig Tennis, '62, '63: Varsity Cheerleader, '61, '63, '64, Co-Head Cheerleader, '61: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, '62, Magicianette, '62: Physical Education Show, '62, '63: PAL, '62, '63: Secretary, '63: Y-Teens, '61, '62, '63, '64, Treasurer, '64: FBLA, '64: FTA, '61: GAA, '61, '62, '63, '64, National Honor Society, '63, DONNA WEBB DUNN ESSIE KATHERINE WIDENER - Kathy choir, '61, '62, 'sag Art, '61, '64, Hall Monitor, '61, 'ssz Third Jefferson has given us a wonderful foundation for our future BRENDA MAE WILLIAMS Brenda Secretary of Homeroom, '61, '62, Vice-President, '63: Physical Edu- cation Show, '62: Reporter, FHA, '63: FBLA, '6-1: Stage Crew, Spring Play, '62: National Office Management Association Math Cer- tificate, '62: Typing Proficiency Certificate, '63: National Honor Society, '63, '64: Sweetheart Queen, '61: Representative to Dogwood Festival, '61, JUDITH ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Judy Y-Teens, '61, '62: Gym Assistant, '62. ELBERT CLYDE WILMOTH Sonny Baseball, '61, '62, '63, '64: Track, '61: President, Monogram Club, '61: Office Assistant, '61: Varsity J Club, '63, '64. JAMES ELYVYN WIMMER Jimmy Treasurer of I-Iumeroom, '62: Baseball, '62, '63, '64, '61: Exchange Editor of Acorn Magazine, '6B: Associate- Art Editor of Acorn Yearbook, '64: Monogram Club, '61: Fleur de Lys, '62, '63: Hi-Y, '61, '64: Varsity J Club, '62, '63, '64. LEDA KATHRYN WINGFIELD Kathy Prefect, '64: Treasurer of Homeroom, '61, Vice-President, '62, '64, President, '63: Fleur de Lys, '62, '63, Treasurer, '62: President of FHA '61: Typist of L'Echo, '63: FHA Convention, '61: SCA Con- vention, '64: GAA, 'GZQ Band, '62. BONNIE KAYE WISEMAN Bonnie President of Homeroom, '61, Treasurer, '63: Y-Teens, '63: Science Club, '63g FBLA, '64. DENNIS CHESTLEY WOODFORD Dennis President of Homeroom, '61: Junior Varsity Football. '62: Office Assistant, '61: Monogram Club, '61, TERRY MICHAEL VVRIGHT Terry 56 Yet our memories will always be brrght of those wonderful years at Jefferson Camera-Shy Seniors Patricia Logan Elizabeth Patsel Linda Victory Sheila Wilson Two privileges seniors enjoye.d this year were the new Senior Lounge and the traditional Senior Day Picnic which was held in May at Lakeside Amusement Park. Room seven was scrubbed, painted and comfortably furnished to accommodate seniors with free periods and acceptable grades. A Nab and a Coke machine were installed to nourish seniors while they studied. The lounge was a bright and cheerful room and each senior worked to keep it that way. Our traditional Senior Picnic was held at Lakeside a week before final exams. Picnic lunches with plenty of fried chicken were provided for the famished seniors by the cafeteria. They also re- ceived tickets to the American theater, after an exciting day of riding the roller coaster, visiting the fun house and hav- ing a ball. l- Left to Right: Sonny Wilrnoth, Winston Baldwin Brlly Craig Corrrnne Sfrnderlrn Rusty McCown, Wanda Wallace, Franc Roberts Susie Quam Jeanette Crouch Jrrnmv Wrmmer, Larry Lee, Jimmy Nackley. In Orr Carl Crawley Mary Rutledge Carolyn Hogan, Sandra St. Clair. v DOROTHEA LOUISE HOUNC' Dottie Varsity Basketball. '62: CAA P L 6 64 P og am Chairman, '64: Choir, l 63 64 Accomianrst 64 all Monitor, 'Mg Y-Teens, '61 CLASS OF '65 Jean Dobbins, Presidentg David McCray, Vice President: Gail Schoonover, Secretaryg Joe Turner, Treasurer. We are now juniors, looking forward eagerly to our senior year. To become future seniors who will represent Jefferson, as in the past, we began to prepare this year. First was the election of officers which took place the first semester, and following that, the choosing of the junior steering committee and the first junior class meeting. One big event of our junior year was preparation for the j unior-senior prom. Next year we will become the leaders of our school and great responsi- bilities will be ours. 58 'WI Holly Abbot Howard Adams Kay Agree Linda Alexander Kathy Allie Dorothy Alls Don Altis Billy Altizer Carol Altizer Carolyn Altizer Linda Andrews Jimmy Ashwell Bonnie Austin Jane Bain Faye Band!! Danny Barker Gary Bayne Janet Beckner Lynn Blackburn Louise Bohon We the class of '65 Reid Bolling Richard Booth - Anita Bower Cindy Bowles Barry Brickey Robert Broughman Judy Brown Rod ney Brow n Anita Burnette Nan Bufford Pat Bush Trina Bush ,Ir 4' ' Cheryl Byrd Elbert Caldwell Ronnie Callahan Pat Cumbell Gale Carter V. K John Carter Kenneth Carter Diane Carver Took part in electing our officers, Harold Custleman Barbara Catron Mary Caudle Billy Chattin I gli Wayne Chisom Butch Church Brenda Conner Diane Conner by Carolyn Cook N Shirley Cook Harry Cooper Luther Cox Richard Craft Sue Craighead Candy Crawford Roger Greasy Vandn Cress Roy Crook Judy Crouch Spent much t1me stud mg, Danny Chisom gm Shelby Cunningham Thomas McDamel Denms Davxs Phil Davls Shu ley Davxs Carolyn Deacon Lmda Dennv Cherly Deyerle Robert Dickens Joyce Dxllon Karen Dxllon Clyde Dxshner Nancy Divers Jean Dobbins Sherry Dodd Barry Doss Patsy Doss Becky Dotson Ronnie Durham Judy Eaton Planned the Junior-Senior Prom, Kathy Emerson Cecelia Falls Nancy Ferguson Raymond Ferguson Darlene Finch Margaret Flagg Bill Flora Linda. Forbes David Fulk ' Mary Foutz Gary Fulton Shirley Frazier gg., - Carolyn Fralin Susanne Gauldin Nancy Gay Joe German Gayle Gilbert Gail Gillispie Linda Gordon Ann Gravley Longed to have Senior privileges Judi Gray Kenneth Gray Kenneth Graybill Virginia Graybill Georgia Gregory John Gregory Brenda Guillisms Dorothy Guilliams Wayne Guilliams Frances Hairfield ...A Phyllis Hale Wayne Hall Wendell Hall Wayne Hanger Buddy Hannah Joyce Harlow Sandra Harmon Sandra Harrison Gary Harth Virginia I-Iayslette and elected our S.C.A. representatives. 64 i N. Sandy Helms Anita Hendrick Becky Hendricks Francis Hubbard Elbert Hicks Stanley Hill Allen Hillman David Hillman Eddie Hines Connie Heal Pat. Hoal David Hogan Dianne Holbrook Tommy Holley Alanda Howery Larry Humphries Joyce Hyatt Betty Hypes Barbara Ilieff Linda Jamison To thee, dear Jefferson, our hearts Dianne Janney . Linda Johnson Sandra Johnson Barbara Jones Bobby Jones Cindy Jones Danny Jones Gail Jones Gary Jones Judy Keifer David Kessler Delorm King Elizabeth Kirk Ann Kulp Ann Land Donna Law Eddie Lawhorn Donald Lawson Pat Lester Jody Lowe Will be lo al always as J eftites , Darlene Lucas Aloma Lyle Virginia Maggard Eddie Mangum Linda Manning Chris Markley Charles Martin Judy A. Martin Judy D. Martin Sharon Mauk Michael Maxey Dianne Mays V David McCray Richard McDaniel Sharon McDonald Pam McGregor 3 Charles McKay Linda Minter Joey Mol denhnuer Ginny Moomaw At last, we are Juniors 67 Charles Mullens Greg Myers Lindsey Nelson 3 Sandra Nowlin Vicky Null Shelby Nunley Loretta Onaitis Charlotte Oliver Charls Overfelt Linda Overstreet Martha Parker Rebecca Parker Terry Parsell Benny Peyton Robert Phauv Bonnie Phelan - Mary Phillips Trudy Pillow Norma Plunkett James Price no more to be called c'Little Sophomores Betty Proffitt. Betty Puckett Malcolm Rafferty Doris Ray Johnny Reams John Reed Jerry Richardson David Rife Ronnie Robertson Grady Saunders Gail Schoonover E. J. Setliff Larry Shelor James Shelton Ginger Shepard Mike Shepherd Lewis Shilling K Sherry Showalter Pamela Shreve Cecelia Shulkeum ow we must strive to set a good example 69 Pat Sizmon Gary Sink David Smith Delmas Smith Judy Smith Mary Liezh Smith Milton Smith 3 L- J U 'EP 'ff' , :A 'Ou '49,- Tommy Snead Carol Snodgrass Ronald Spradlin ' HQ-X U Larry Stevens Mary Lou Stafford Cedron Stoneman Lana Sue Stone Mary Stump Dorothy Sutphin Judy Sutphin Pat Sweeney fs -.. Ruth Sweeney David Taylor and look forward to our next year Donald Taylor Larry Teague Eddie Terry Jerry Terry Peggy Thomas Lynn Thomas Buddy Thompson Barbara Tode Ralph Toler Joe Turner Pat, Underwood Roger Via Eleanor Xvade Jerry Watson Jack Waldron Connie Weaver Billy West Alice Wheeling Joann Wilfong Jimmy Wilhelm as seniors closer to our goal, 7l Wayne Wilkes Donna Wilkins Vllayne NVllk9l'S0ll Gordon NVilloLlL!hh5' Tommy Wills Carolyn VVitl Bruce Wood Charles Williams Ashwell, Douglas Brewer, George Brooks, Vernard Caldwell, Curtis Camden, Bobby Robert Wood.-1 Glen Wright Nunley, Talmadge McDowell, Dianne Camera Shy Juniors Crane, Wayne Crawley, Roger Dalton, Ronald Dillion, Paul Edwards, Darrell McKee, David Miller, William Junior homerooms met the third Thursday of every their particular professions. These talks were fol month for special programs sponsored by the Ki- lowed by question and answer periods pertaining to wanias Club of Roanoke. Speakers representing var- the profession. ious business professions gave the highlights of but it was sad to leave our junior year. 72 D. E. Student of the Year Jane Baine, a junior Distrbiutive Education student, was employed at Lazarus in Towers Shopping Center. She received the honor of being selected D.E. student of the year. University of Richmond Scholastic Quiz For the second consecutive year Jefferson played host to WRNL, a Richmond radio station, for the live broadcast of its Radio Scholarship Quiz. Jefferson's participant this year was Clark Thomas, ffourth from the leftj Mr. Jeff Overby, Delmar representative, and Mar- tha Leech, the Acorn editor, celebrate Valen- tine day by finishing' Gail Schoonover, Downie , and John Smith, Townie , participated in the Roa- noke Merchants Association's promotion of Downtown Roanoke. Dressed in their bright red and green elf outfits, they dis- tributed shopping tips and spread good will during the Christmas season. up the last page of this year's annual. Teacher's Lunch Room Miss Sidney Penn, a former Jefferson teachelr, sec.o nd from left, returns often to visit. she enjoyed lunch with our teachers, Mrs. Beverly Oster- houdt, Mrs. Palmer, Miss gret Brown, Here Sara Mar- Miss Edna Chesney, Lelia Stalker, Suzanne Snedegar, and Mrs. Hester 'VIcCabe. Miss Miss CLASS OF '66 Terry Powers, Presidentg Mike Andrews, Vice Presidentg Sue Jackson, Secretaryg Brenda Duff, Treasurer. At the beginning of the year, we as sophomores became a part of the great tradition of Jefferson. Doors opened to a new year of studies and new friends. Throughout the year we strived to uphold the standards and participate in Jeff activities such as sports, assemblies, plays, dances, and last but not least, the exams. Now at the end of the year we can be proud to say, I was a sophomore at Jefferson ! 74 Ronnie Adams Wayne Adams Randy Agnew Linda Aird Margaret Akers Billy Aldizer Donny Alls Kitty Alls Melvin Anderson Mike Andrews Sharon Armstrong Syble Arnold Kathy Arrington Larry Arthur Teddy Arthur Mike Ashby Donna Austin Roger Austin Richard Baily Martha Bandy Esther Barger Gene Beard Linda Beard Howard Beasley Susan Beckner Diane Beeler Carol Beer Linda Belcher Charles Biller Jack Blake Charles Blankenship David Blankenship Joyce Blankenship Stephen Blankenship Sandra Booth Kathy Bowles Rena Bowman Ed Bradshaw George Brewer Doug Brizendine A LV' We the class of ,66 Wanda Brooks Elaine Broughman Juanita Brown Marvin Brown Terry Brown Darrell Bryant Rose Bryant Gale Bush Evant Butcher Delores Caldwell Donna Caldwell Frank Caldwell Barry Campbell Richard Campbell Barry Capito Frank Carder Shirley Carson Gary Carter Louvenia Carter Mike Carter Shirley Carter Sylvia Carter Billy Carver Becky Cassell Elizabeth Caudle Billy Chattin Roger Chatting Doug Chewning Barry Chisom Diane Chisom Linda Church Elaine Clay Hugh Clements Larry Clements Mary Clements Jennifer Clemmer Barry Conner Kenny Conner Darlene Cooper Ed Cooper who are new at Jefferson H1gh Anna Croft Lorraine Crouch William Crowder Linda Croy Gay Cunningham James Cunningham Marnee Cyphers Neva Daulton Eugene Davison Shirley Dean Wayne Deel Ronald Dellis Sharon Dewessee Juanita Deyerle Eddy Diamond Glenn Dillon Judy Dobbins Barry Dooley Tenita Doran Gary Doss Carolyn Draper Richard Driscoll Brenda Duff Richard Duncan Virginia Durham Liz Dyer Shirley Eanes W. E. East Barry Edge Linda Edwards Pat Eller Ronnie England Rickey Evans Michale Farmer Lois Feathers Betty Fedney David Ferguson Linda Ferguson Cynthia Fisher Jackie Fisher are striving to learn the ways 101:- .W X V viii? ff? TE? .T A-.. E1 Karen Forbes Lorraine Freeman Pauline Fritts James Fuller Marlene Fuller Stephen Gains Jozan Garst Brenda Garvy Anne German Wayne Gilbert Robert Gill Linda Gish Jimmy Glass Carolyn Goad Jackie Goad Clifford Gordon Danny Gordon Evelyn Gorman Audrey Gowen Carolyn Graham Timmy Griggs Virginia Grogan Jerry Hackett Sandra Haga Dennis Hall Elaine Hall David Hammond Gale Hancock Sue Hanger Mary Harlow Terry Harper Betty Harrington Judy Harrison Walter Hartman Glenn Hartsook Penny Hatcher Harvey Hayslette Jerry Helms Joyce Hill Raymond Hill of good Jefferson students and do our Robert Hill Charles Hilton Roger Hines Rickey Hodges Brenda Holdren Linda Holdren Judy Holley Connie Huff Bonnie Hunley Susan Hurst James Hutchens Linda Iddings Ronnie Jackson Sue Jackson Donnie Jarrett David Jeter Carol Jordon Bob Kahle Mike Kelly Sue Kelly Dorothy Kerr Sandy King Eddie Kirk Joyce Kirk Frances Lambert Toni Lantz Ralph LaPradd Carol Lavender Gary Lavender Mike Lester Tommy Long Billy Lovegrove Howard Lucas Warren Lucas Sue Lyle Rose Mallock Karen Markham Vicki Martin Howard Martin Ronnie Mayfield Wa' 'Q 54 best to improve ourselves. lea 'i 'fffjwl 'F Barbara Mays Judy Mays James McDaniel Betty McDowell Richard McGeorge John McLain Rebecca McLand David Meadow Carol Merkel Averill Mills Louis Mills Brenda Milton Julia Mitchell Anne Moses Becky Moses Carl Mullens Toni Murphy Libby Nackley Bob Nelson Rosalie Nester Edward Nichols Nora Nichols Sharon Nichols Anne Norcross Diane Oliver Tommy O'Neil Barry Ousley Hoyd Overfelt Mary Overstreet Linda Owen Gloria Painter David Park Linda Parsons Gary Pedigo Diane Peebles Brenda Percell Larry Perdue Julia Peverall Russell Pierce Jackie Pierson We have and will contmue to David Plunkett Charles Poff Eula Poindexter Betty Porter Terry Powers Earl Preas Judy Presley David Price Peggy Price Judy Puckett Larry Puckett Ann Quam Stephen Quam Barbara Radabaugh Walter Rapp Mike Reedy Rose Reid Loretta Reynolds Wayne Reynolds Theresa Richardson Sandra Rickerson Douglas Ricks Charles Ridgeway Allen Riffey Wayne Sanders Carolyn Saunders Calvin Saul Jimmy Saul Earleean Sarver Robert Sarver Patsy Sartin Mike Saunders Jackie Scruggs Ona Scyphers Jennifer Self Barbara Secrest Johnny Setleff Karen Settles David Shelton Mike Shepard take part in many Jeff activities, 5, .E gf 'IJ 5 Lf' . S5713 'X , 21 Q -i,f 5 X Q Ronnie Showalter Stewart Shricker Doris Shumate Dorothy Shumate Rita Silvers Johnny Simmons Susan Simmons Joe Smith John Smith Roger Smith Ronnie Spangler Mike Stevens David Stanley Lynda Stanley Marvin Stinnet Patsy Stump Bonnie Sullivan Lillian Summers Don Suddreth Jimmy Tabor Perry Taliferro Wanda Testerman Gary Thompson Brenda Truman Patsy Tyree Roger Underwood Ronnie Undersood Kenneth Vaughn Ronnie Vess Elizabeth Wekony Allan White Dora Whitley Janice Whitlock Nancy Whitmire Shirley Wickline Cheryl Williams Henry Willie Blaine Wilson Sherry Wilson Don Wimmer and looking forward to that day Pam Wingfield Cheryl Wolfenden James Womack Judy Wray Shelia Wray Mike Wright Wiste-r Yopp Camera Shy Sophomores Joyce Barnett Crystal Clink David Bowles Wayne Phillips Ronnie Blessard Raymond Smith Barry Brooks Kenneth Stacy Gary Choate James Williams Carol Clemons Charles Whisnant Mary Cowling Eugene Wilson James Daniel David Wood Vicki Ferris Mike Wright Sylvia Carter, Rosalee Nester, Gay Cunningham, Gary Perdue, Bobby Sarver, David Stanley, Sandy Haga, Billy Lovegrove, Tony Lantz, Brenda Percell, Ne- va Dalton. .i Elevator passes! One of the first sights that greet- ed the unsuspecting' sophomores was a wily upper- classman forming a line to sell elevator passes. As there were no elevators, the sophomores soon got the joke, laughed it off, and filed away the memory for use on next year's sophomores. Mrs. Nina Cooper and Mrs. Elcy Whitley sponsored the Scholastic Book Services paper back book club during the year. Over a thousand books were or- dered by their students on a variety of timely sub- jects and by outstanding classic and contemporary authors. Frank Caldwell, Richard DUTICHH, and Ken Howard Adams, Kathy Wingfield, Jack Adams, Vaughn, all S0Ph0m01'9S, Preceded the Reggie St. Clair, Mrs. Whitley, Ronnie Showalter, band during parades and drills. They pre- Mrs. Cooper, Shirley Carson, Stephen Quam, Jen- sented colors whenever the National An- nifer Clemmer, Pat Eller. them was played during home games. When we, as juniors, may Welcome next years sophomores' V6 Nm. 'Wit K :Q - .3 ' A '- . '1 f 'VQF . 11,32 K lf: 1 - ::0fl X! Q 2- .... ,. ...f.,, 1 X -41 I ..... A 2 . . 5 RX- 1 li 11 s Q Q 0- A ,Q-Q-gg0 C il-r-f - x ir, fi? 1 KK Si, rw . QWWGQ5 , gk 5 of STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Miss Snedegar, SCA Advisor, Mary Leigh Smith, Recording Secretary, Carolyn Johnson, SCA Cor- SCA Treasurerg Billy Craig, SCA President, Carol responding Secretary. Tate, SCA Vice President, Janice Jamison, SCA The Jefferson High School Prefect consisted of the Student Cooperative Association officers, the presi- dents from each of the three class divisions and elected Prefect members on the sophomore, junior, and senior levels. The S.C.A. promote a closer relationship between students and teachers. Through it they gained a better understanding of each other which enabled them to work together for the betterment of each individual student and Jefferson. Members gained valuable first- hand experience in phases of government and prac- ticing good citizenship. During this past year the S.C.A. sponsored Sopho- more Orientation Day and a tea for the faculty in September. Each year it is in charge of class elec- tions, and also the elections of the various queens and their courts. The Student Directory, the Christmas Dance, and the Spring Project were also annual projects spon- sored by this organization. The S.C.A. represented the students and the stu- dents of Jefferson Senior High, School. SCA Prcfect: Rex Humrich, Lorraine Crouch, Danny Jozan Garst, Mary Rutledge, Kathryn Wingfield, Franklin, Gail Schoonover, Grady Saunders, Sandra Sandra Harrison, Julia Mitchell, Jeanette Crouch, St. Clair, Butch Church, Mary Leigh Smith, Billy Vicki Overstreet. Craig, Carol Tate, Janice Jamison, Carolyn Johnson, PREFECT COUNCIL Senior Prefect-Mary Rutledge, Danny Franklin, Kathryn Wingfield, Vicki Over- street, Jeanette Crouch, Rex Humrich JUFli0l' prefect -GTB-dy Saunders, Gail SCh00U0VG1', Sophomore Prefect -Lorraine Crouch, Jozan Garst Sandra Harrison. Butch Church Julia Dlitchelli 87 THE ACORN The 1963-64 Acorn Staff met everyday to plan the layout and Martha Leech copy for your yearbook. Special credit goes to Martha Leech, our editorg Vicki Overstreet, assistant editorg and Rex Humrich, art edi- tor. Our deep appreciation goes to Ronnie Sutphin who helped us a great deal by taking many pictures gften at inconvenient times for im. Assistant Editor. Mrs. Cooper and Miss Ledford were excellent advisors. Their ideas and work contributed great- ly toward making this yearbook the best ever. Rex Humrich, Art Edi- torg Martha Leech, Edi- torg Vickie Overstreet, Standing Jimmy Wimmel Vicki Overstreet Maltha Leech Rex Humrich Calol Tate Seated Buzz Wag goner Carolyn Hogan Rosemaiy Shiner Janice Jamison Mary Rutledge Susie Quam Winston Bald win Julia Conner Row 1: Carolyn Gra- ham, Carolyn Hogan, Buzz Waggener. Row 2: Wayne Deel, Win- ston Baldwin. Row 3: Sherry Wilson, Jimmy Wimmer, Carolyn John- son, Martha Leech. YEARBOOK STAFF The staff looks through old yearbooks for ideas as Mrs. Cooper and Miss Led- ford plan layouts. Row 1: Carol Tate, Vaunda Cress, Susan- ne Gauldin. Row 2: Rosemary Shiner Sherry Dodd, Julia Conner, Susie Quam Row 3: Janice Jamison, Mary Rutledge David Shelton. Row 4: Buzz Waggoner Linda Ferguson. Advisors: Mrs. Cooper Miss Ledford. 1 r-ww I- mr' f'1 l 9 1 Sue Neff, Assistant Editorg Danny Hawley, Editorg Julia Conner, Head Reporter. JEFFERSON The Jefferson News is issued sixteen times dur- ing the school year and is very important to each student. Completely written and edited by the students. the paper contained news re- ports on all school events and student organizations as well as editorials, arti- cles, and comments perti- nent to current school af- fairs at Jefferson. Stu- dents working on the news- p a p e r receive excellent training in journalism. Dorothy Sutphin and Rusty McCown, business man- Typistsg Doris Ray, Joyce Hyatt, and Carolyn H0- agers. gan. E 1 . M I i 1 I 7 is V K5 i 90 NEWS As a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association and Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association, the Jefferson News has won many awards. It has an active exchange program with other Virginia High Schools and with many out of state high schools. Mrs. Ruth Staton was the literary advisor. Danny Hawley, Editor of The Jefferson News, ef- ficiently headed the news staff this year. .H 4' NX: a R y ':1.-1 Mrs. Ruth Staton ex- amines a copy of The Jefferson Newls for which she served as advisor. This was Mrs. Staton's eighth year as faculty ad- visor for the News. The News would certain- ly have been incomplete without a staff photog- rapher. Ronnie Sutphin was present at all the school activities to record them permanently with his camera. The staff reporters, Bar- bara Tode, Gordon Jessee, Harold Castleman, Janice Jamison, and Annie Mae Bush were assigned re- ports on all the school functions this year. Through their articles, Jeffites kept abreast of their school. 91 Standing: Gail Schoonover, Frank Moses, Donna Rogers, Susie Belcher, Becky Dotsong Sitting, first row: Wayne Phillips, Kurt Harris, Earl Henritzeg Second row: Terry Wright, Joe Turnerg Third row: Linda Minner, Eddie Terry. THE ACORN MAGAZINE STAFF Gail Schoonover, Art Editorg Frank Moses, Editor The editor-in-chief of this year's Acorn Magazine was Frank Moses. The art editor was Gail Schoonover and the advisor was Mr. Crockett. The 1963-'64 Acorn Maga- zine Staff published one large issue this year which was is- sued soon after Easter Vaca- tion. It consisted of literary compositions, - short stories, poetry, and essays done by the students at Jefferson. First Row, Left to Right: Grady Saunders, Jimmy Nackley, Billy Altizer, Gordon Jessee, Billy Craig, Barry Akers. Second Row, Left to Right: Advisor, Mr. Ebert, Clark Thomas, Bob Cooper, Steve Caldwell, Tommy Snead, Danny Franklin, Richard Faucette. THE KEY CLUB Danny Franklin ................ President Jimmy Nackley .. ....... Treasurer Billy Altizer ...... ..... V ice-President l Bob Cooper ......... ......... S ecretary Mr. Ebert ...................... Advisor X Tom Brown fleftj, Key Club International Vice-President, presents the official char- ter to Danny Franklin, Jefferson Key Club President. At this presentation in July, 1963, the Jefferson Key Club was officially organized, and became the first such club in the city of Roanoke. The Key Club is a boys' organization sponsored by the Roanoke Kiwanis, ClubfifThe,main emphasis is placed on leadership ability with the reguirement of a 3.0 average out' of possible 5IQ being necessary for membershipsNevqifnieiiibers must beiivoted upon after goingathrdugh Tafigrial, period Qand ,accepted by the club before iheygare inducted? gf The maingoobjectives of theiclub aregto serve the school and community while instilling in each mem- ber the qualities,fneede,d,,in being f'Youth leaders todayg Adult leadersjftomo1jrQvvj i ' Sandra St. Clair-Presidentg Sue Neff, Sharon Farmer-Secretary, Wanda Wallace-Treasurerg Don- na Wilkins-Inter-Club Council Representativeg Judy Crouch-Vice President, Carolyn Goad-Social Chair- man, Pat Bush-Publicity Chairman. K '32, ,J-'i.g ik - Row 1-Tamara Booth, Linda Forbes, Sarah Dowdy, Carolyn Goad, Sandra St. Clair, Donna Wilkins, Judy Crouch, Wanda Wallace, Sue Neff, Sharon Farmer, Pat Bush, Jean Dobbins. Row 2-Jozan Garst, Karen Forbes, Gail Hancock, Judy Harrison, Corinne San- derlin, Kathy Wingfield, Bonnie Austin, Donna Aus- tin, Gay Cunningham, Sandy Rickerson, Joyce Dil- lon, Dianne Mays. Row 3-Kathy Emerson, Deloras Y-TEENS The Y-Teen Club of Jefferson is a Christian organization sponsored by the central YWCA. Meetings were held on the second and fourth Monday of each month. A three- Week membership campaign was held in the fall which resulted in the largest Y- Teen club in several years. Members at- tended the half-day conferences at the YWCA and participated in the annual Hanging of the Greens Program. So- cials ranged from a hayride and a Hallo- ween Party to a Luau. Classes on auto mechanics and weaving were taught on Saturdays for six weeks at the YWCA. The Y-Teens also helped with Tuberculosis and March of Dimes Cam- paigns. The advisor is Mrs. Beverly Osterhoudt. Sandra St. Clair-President, Judy Crouch-Vice President Sharon Farmer-Secretaryg Wanda Wallace-Treasurer. Caldwell, Elizabeth Dyer, Mary Rutledge, Carolyn Johnson, Janice Jamison, Dawn Burnette, Brenda Crain, Kathy Arington, Lois Feathers, Juanita Deyerle, Mary Lou Stafford, Sandy Haga. Row 4- Shirley Dean, Susie Quam, Dorothy Sutphin, Toni Murphy, Becky McLeod, Barbara Iliff, Julia Con- ner, Vickie Sellers, Carolyn Graham, Tenita Doran, Marnee Cyphers, Franc Roberts, Mrs. Osterhoudt. 7 H. E. Lucas, Danny Hawley, Lonnie Moran, Jimmy nie Showlater, Joe Smith, Melvin Anderson, Russel Wimmer, Billy Craig, Bo Lucas, Tommy O'Nei1l, Pearce, Steve Caldwell, Reid Bolling, Bob Cooper, Rex Huinrich, Jimmy Nackley, Winston Baldwin, Gary Carter, Robert Kahle, Glen Dillon, Frank Cald- Barry Akers, Joey Moldenhauer, Eddie Cooper, Ron- well. HI-Y Mr. Adams, Jimmy Nackley, Vice President, Steve Caldwell, sec- retary, Bob Cooper, President, Lonnie Moran, Vice President, Frank Caldwell, Chaplain, Joey Moldenhauer, Treasurer. The Hi-Y organized in 1924 is one of the most active boys' clubs in the school. This year's program included weekly meetings at which there were speakers, films, and sporting events. The highlight of the year was the Model General Assembly, held in Richmond. This year the Jefferson delegation consisting of Bob Cooper, Jimmy Nackley, Steve Caldwell, Glenn Dillon, and Bob Kahle, introduced a bill to the legislature. The Hi-Y also sponsored several service projects. This year they delivered Christmas baskets to the needy. The club donated mirrors for the boys restrooms and a micro- phone for the stage. Mr. C. F. Adams is the advisor for the club. ' Glenn Dillon, a sophomore here at Jefferson, was chosen district vice president of the Hi-Y last fall. 'Wi f mi, KE 'Q TQ A l i N , 1 Ng..-,N , ...M s T 4 . i fA'A , r GW if sm . .fEiF!f5BIllUlY0iIDM 5 Q gi. A. ,sid W , , Wear.-H ,nfl T f . 'musty mum: ' 9-T ' 'S+' THE JEFFERSON HIGH THEATRE President .......... Martha Leech If Vice President ...... Carl Crawley f Secretary ........ Becky Hendrick Treasurer ........ Cheryl Deyerle Historian ...... Dorothy Guilliams Advisor ....... Joseph W. Cohron Seated: Susie Quam, Carl Crawley, Mr. Cohron, Martha Leech, Vicki Over- street, Ma1'y Lou Stafford. Standing: Georgia Gregory, Cheryl Deyerle, Dorothy Guilliams. Becky Hendricks, Cecelia Falls, Shirley Davis. The Jefferson High Theatre, headed by Mr. Joe Cohron, is composed of students who are members of the National Thespian Society and others working toward Thespian membership who are called Masquers. It also includes those students enrolled in the Dramatics and speech classes. The dramatics year began with the fall play. This year, dramatics students excited the whole school with the lively musical Bye Bye Birdie. The Christmas season, as always, brought the traditional presentation of Why the Chimes Rang. The winter months were not dull for dramatic students because they were to accomodate those coming for the Dis- trict One-Act Play Festival, which was held at Jefferson this year. The year ended with the spring play and the initiation of those qualified into the Thespian Troupe 1006, of Jefferson High School. Carolyn Goad, Carol Beer, Sue Jackson, Lewis Mills, Ronnie Showalter, Sharon Arm- strong, Sandy Haga, Sue Kelly, Franc Roberts, Brenda Duff, Betty Porter, Dorothy Sutphin, Ginny Moomaw. .- nga 5. ,, Q -fm ' , K 2 Q W K , . .Vu I ifaev g his mff' 14 The Red Cross, which met the second Wed-Q7 it RED CROSS Row 1: Shirley Croy, Presi- dent, Ann Gordon, Vice Pres- ident, Linda Jamison, Secre- tary, Vickie Sellers, Treasurer. Row 2: Susie Quam, Shirley David, Vaunda Cress, Donna Austin, Judy Wray, Ricky Hodges. Row 3: Carolyn Mills, Dawn Burnette, Marnee Cy- phers, Judy Mays, Gloria Painter, Peggy Price. Row 4: Miss Kerlin, Mike Shephard, Cheryl Byrd, Cedron Stone- man, Linda Holdren, Sheila Wray. ion January 4, 1964. It sent its representa- nesday during each of the school months, was,j,,if-,,iistltiy'es to local hospitals to participate in the advised by Miss Mildred Kerlin. Theppofficers- V,-,iI1LlIffS,l1fl,g' program. Volunteer student typists of the club were Shirley Croy, Priesidpentyl tny, QQ-ij4weat,1,itoiQ.the local Chapter House to assist. In Ann Gordon, Vice-President, Linda the Red Cross gave a variety pro- Secretarygand Vickie Sellers, T1'easureriffTh,eyglg 2, gramiffat the Veterans Administration Hos- worked to assist the. representativesjiionepj, ,,,, ,pitalgl fiom each homemom' In the clubs prOJec'?sfff,, , Students participated in many Red Cross This year the club participated in promotgf ing the High School Blood Donor Prograni community activities through their Work in the club. VOICE OF CHRISTLAN YOUTH This year there has been an increased in- terest in the Voice of Christian Youth Bible Club. While the membership was not large, there were approximately twenty young peo- ple who were dedicated to the high ideals for which the club stands and which it seeks to promote throughout the school. The semi-monthly meetings dealt with the devotional as well as with the ethical and so- cial life of the high school student. At Thanksgiving the club sponsored an in- Row 1: Marnee Cyphers, Joyce Kirk, Wanda Tester- man, Gale Bush, Cynthia Fisher, Sue Jackson, Sharon Armstrong. Row 2: Carol Lavender, Tenita Doran.Row 3: Ann Land, Shelby Nunley, Linda Forbes, Vaunda Cress, C a I1 d y Crawford, Carolyn Cook, Sandy Haga, Mary Leigh Smith. Row 4: Gale Carter, Linda Denny, Susan Gauldin, Carolyn G r a h a m. Row 5: Judy Harrison, Dor- thy Shuniate, Doris Shumate, Rex Humrich, Rodney Banks, Barbara Illif, Faye Bandy, Dorris Ray, Gary Lavender, Pat Sigmon, Mary Caudle. terdenominational service for the entire stu- dent body. The Reverend Mr. James Allison, Jr. was the guest speaker at this time. Our Christmas project was the making available, for all who cared for them, small booklets giving the King James version of the Christmas story in English and in Spanish. The V.C.Y. was hostess to a coffee-break for teachers on one of their working days after the mid-semester examinations. ,..l.,m.-1i imma.-me . ,-..,g....g...:. PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE The Pan American League en- abled students of the Spanish lan- guage to become better acquaintf ed with Spanish-speaking coun- tries and more familiar with their ways of life and customs. In October, the Pan American League held a Fiesta, complete with Spanish setting, foods, and customs. The League had a suc- cessful bake sale in December to raise funds for its part of the Fine Arts Festival. In February, it sponsored a Spanish dancer, Senor Gallant, during Fine Arts Week, and later in the Spring had a banquet. The highlight of the year was the League's trip to Washington, D. C. in April for a visit to the Pan America-n League. The advisor ofithe Pan Ameri- can League is Miss Suzanne Snedegar. Row 1: Dotty Young, Pam Wingfield, Wanda Tester- man, Franc Roberts, Lillian Summers, Sandy Haga, Carolyn Johnson, Sandra St. Clair, Janice Jamison, Butch Church. Row 2: Julia Conner, Judy Mays, John Reed, Carolyn Goad, Carol Merkle, Becky Broyles, Margaret Flagg, Pat Bush, Karen Dillon, Judy Crouch, Judy Keifer, Treasurer, Julia Conner, Vice- Presidentg Pat McDonald, Presidentg Andrea Brooks, Secretary, Dottie Young, Program Chairman, Toni Murphy, Chaplain. Kathy Emerson, Toni Murphy, Jimmy Cadd, Andrea Brooks. Row 3: Miss Snedegar, Pat McDonald, Jerry Richardson, Ronnie Mayfield, Joey Moldenhauer, Cece- lia Shulkcum, Ginni Moomaw, Donna Wilkins, Dorothy Sutphin, Benny Peyton, Kay Agee, Blane Wilson, Carl Mullins, Charles Biller, Judy Keifer. E f , Sharon McDonald, Ann Kulp, John Smith, Glenn Dillon, editor, Gordon Jessee. V THE ROANOKE ROMAN The Roanoke Roman is a Latin newspaper, that, like Jefferson, is forty years old this year. In the paper the articles are printed both in English and Latin. One can find na- tional and school news, essays, editorials, his- tory, poems, and jokes. The Roanoke Roman gives student writers the chance to show that Latin lives today. THE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Jefferson's chapter of the Junior Classical League is one of the oldest clubs at Jefferson. It was organized soon after Jefferson opened in 1924. This year, as in the past, the club spon-if sored several events of special interest fort Latin students. On October 19, a bus-load-of Jeffites went to the state Junior Classical League convention at the University of Vir- ginia in Charlottesville. On December 20th1. the club held its annual Christmas party. Original skits were presented, comparing the ancient Roman celebration, Saturnalia, with our Christmas customs. Art the February meeting, Valentine cards with! Latingreetings were exchanged and in May, the spring banquet was held. All stu- dentswg-came 'in their ancient costumes and Roman dishes were served. Throughout the year, students presented fspecial research projects on Roman life and culture. Mrs. Baird, Frank Cald- well, Julia Mitchell, Glenn Dillon, Gordon Jessee, Mike Andrews, Karen Forbes, Gail Hancock, Martha Bandy, Gloria Painter, Ann Kulp, Toni Lantz, Sharon McDonald, Donna Caldwell, Ona Scy- phers, Tommy O'Neil, Betty Porter, Marnee Cyphe1's, Libby Nackley, Joe Smith, Lynda Stanley, Becky McLeod, Linda Croy, Jennifer Self, Jim- my Nackley, Earl Preas, John Smith, Barbara Se- crest, Jerry Helms, David Jeter, Bob Kahle. Row 1: Mr. Adams, Jozan Garst, Pat McDonald, Lin- da Iddings, Mary Lou Stafford, Miss Turner. Row 2: Vickie Null, Sherry Wilson, Timmy Griggs, Carol Beer, Judy Harrison, Ginny Momaw, Russell Pearce, Rex Humrich. Row 3: Rita Silvers. Bonnie Austin, A n n e G e r m a n, Loretta Onaitis, Ronnie Shoji it walter, Dennis Hall, Randy Agnew, Danny Hawley, Dorothy Kerr, Judy Holley. Row 4: Barry Doss, Gary Spangler, Steve Caldwell, Carolyn Graham, Melvin Anderson. Row 5: Harold Castleman, David McCray, 'Ronnie Spangler William Crowder Billy Altizer, Raper, Edmund Diamond, Raymond Hill. i FLEUR-DEigLYES The Fleur-de-Lyes French Club has been 1,r active at Jefferson since 1928. Mr. Carroll lli iiiie Adams serves as its advisor. Meetings were held monthly and inspira- tional programs were planned that displayed French culture. At the September meeting, Mrs. Archer from France, showed films and Row 1: Vicki Null, Rex Humrich Row 2: Martha Leech, Dorothy Kerr, Pat McDonald, Mary Lou Stafford Mr. Adams. Row 3: Danny Hawley David McCray, Mary Leigh Smith Randy Agnew. told the history of Belgium. At many of the i 'meetings other interesting films were shown. l The Fleur-de-Lyes did other things besides learn French. In April a banquet was held 'for French and Spanish students, and mem- bers had a French picnic in May. l l Row 1: Mrs. Walden, Millie Merkle, Jozan Garst, Linda Minter, Rita Silvers, Susan Hurst, Mary Leigh Smith, Peggy Price, Gail Schoonover, Joyce Dillon, Dorothy Sut- phin, Linda Luetgens. Row 2: Bonnie Austin, Diana Hampton, Mrs. Chambers, Linda Iddings, Wanda Raper, Sherry Wilson. ' FUTURE OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club at Jefferson is open to anyone who is interested in the teaching profession. The purpose of the club is to build the foundation that makes a good teacher. Our monthly meetings included talks by STUDENT TEACHERS This year Jefferson had eight student teachers from Longwood College. During their visit, the teachers took part in an informal discussion at one of the F.T.A. meetings. They observed, taught and left Jefferson, ready to go in- to the teaching profession after graduation. We, especially the male students, missed them. guest speakers. During the year we had our annual Dutch Treat supper at the S Sz W Cafeteria. In Aprilswe had Career Day, when each member of the F.T.A. visits the school of his choice to observe for the day. F.T.A. Officers with the Student Teachers. Seated: Dianne Turner, Sandra Burnette, Betty Thompson, Annette Fitzgerald, Janice Lakey, Susan Boatright, Laura Lockridge, Jane Carol Maddox. Back row: Diana Hampton, Linda Iddings, Joyce Dillon, Wanda Raper, Dorothy Sutpin, Sherry Wilson. Mary Dillon, Presidentg Mary Cauble, Reporterg Ginger Shepherd, Vice Presidentg Pat Sigmon, S cial Leaderg Peggy Jenkins, Secretary-Treasurer Wanda Wallace was Jefferson's 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row. She acheived the highest score here in a written knowledge and atti- tude examination given December 3, 1963. To signify her achievement, she was awarded a Homemaker of To- morrow pin by General Mills, Inc., sponsor of the program, and her test ' paper was entered in competion for state honors. A FUTURE AMERICA The Future Homemakers of Anierica is a Kenneth Cook, Director of Re- national organization that provides iopportufi nities for students to have additionalxexperi-gy ences in planning and carrying out activities it 'fnual Honors Banquet, members were awarded related to homemaking. i iirs At the September meeting, the student teachers were entertained at a tea. A guest S iiyy spoke on Marriage Calls for Prep- ligiolisiliiilducation at South Roanoke Methodist aratihn' at the January meeting. At the an- for outstanding work in the field of home- making. Row 1: Sandra Reynolds, Mar- nee Cyphers, Su- san Simmons, Peggy Jenkins, Pat Sigmon, Gin- ger Shepherd, Mary C a u d l e, Virginia Dur- ham, C e d r o n Stoneman, Rose- marie Mallock. Nancy Divers, Mrs. B r e w e r, Advisor. Row 2: Qstandingl Rena Bowman, Brenda Conner, Virginia Maggard, An- drea B r o o k s, Frances Hair- field, Delores Caldwell, G a i l Hancock, Karen Forbes, fStand- ing in centerj Linda Denny. OFFICERS: Left to right, Seated: Susan Lucado, Action: FBLA members and VOT students are seen Vice President, Jeri Reynolds, President, Clara Bea- ver, fllreasurerg Pat, Johnson, Secretary, Standing: Brenda Williams, Parliamentariang Gail Aliff, His- toriang Mr. Paul Stegall, Sponsor, Miss Anna Gray Cronise, Sponsor, Carolyn Cook, Reporter. , V actively preparing assignments. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of at Massanatta, Va. Presidents, is an organization for high school and,?5r,o1:1ia-egfmemeqens and sponsors plan the following . . if--ee,.gv,, fi M ,- , lege business students. They gain duiing these woikshops. lll deallllg Wltll local, Stale and natlonal Business Leaders of America helps ness problems' Wlllcll helps to pllepar? as rim roxf3e education through closer school and tcglraisiligigelsadiilt responsibilities in ?60igg,u?,ity relationships and Suppligs a Valu- g Th, b 1 e g , ed b of recruitment for business em- IS usin ss roup is sponsor g e pgygr , g United Business Education Association ga fee 2 1 . , - - - ' Slocal NOMA Chapter assisted FBLA piairltment of the National Education iwgggmgtfes by Serving as judges, consultants, Th . . administering the National Business e Regional Future Business Leadeirgs-of ,Q--f-,Enwimhe tests America Convention was held at Radford onwfs- ' April 4. Also the state organization had its Vocational Office Training students are ac- annual convention April 24-25, at Hotel Roa- G tive membersgof FBLA and assume leader- noke. An annual workshop is to be held dur- ship in many activities. MEMBERS, Left to Right, Row 1: Diane Oliver, Pat Logan, Shirley Croy, Gail Aliff, Clara Beaver, Susan Lucado, Pat Johnson, Carolyn Cook, Becky Brown, Ann Gordon, Elizabeth Kirk. Row 2: Kathryn Alls, Vickie King, Carol Akers, Juanita Brown, Linda Forbes, Rretta Greer, Diana Hampton, Sharon Farin- er, Judy Carter, Mary VVhitley.Row 3: Dorothy Craft, Katherine Arrington, Wanda Wallace, Susan Finney, Sybil Boitnott, Bonnie Wiseman, Betty Amos, Sheila Wilson, Peggy Aldredge. Row 4: Judy Williams, Te- nita Doran, Dianne Simmons, Gail Ashworth, Linda Haga, Ann Land, Gail Carter, Brenda Williams, Jeanette Crouch, Joyce Blankenship, Nancy Reed, Judy Raniey, Miss Anne E. Ledford.Row 5: Mr. Paul Steagall-Sponsor, Judy Sutphin, Diane Chisom, Joyce Kasey, Carol Burkett, Nancy Philpott, Louise Bohon, Nancy Divers, Diane Beeler, Miss Anna Gray Cronise, Sponsor. af-www:-maketh ,, , , , , -H, -- W ,- mzzxri ,,,, :ns wan: sv Standing: Eddie Lawhorn, Harry Cooper, Pat Benn- ington, Edsel Arnold, Larry Humphrey, Diane Mills, Bill Miller, Gail Jones, Trudy Pillow, Carolyn Fralin, Randy Patsel, Ellen Short, Bill Flora, advisor, Leon Toniblin.Seated: Jane Bain, Judi Gray, Judy Smith, Ralph Baucom, Doug' Conner, Earl Black, Kathy Widener, Carole Phillips, Norma Plunkett, Joyce Perdue, Sandra Reynolds, Nancy Gay, Chyrl Dick- enson, Barbara Harris, Karen Smith, Peggy Jenkins, Dorothy Parker, Sandra Sink, Wayne Crane. Not lpjicturfd, Darrel Edwards, Connie Denty, Doris Mc- anie, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA The activities of Jefferson's chapter of the ,p k dents sold hand lotion. The other project was D.E. centered around competition with club s, a Teen-Age Marketing survey. This sur- from this district and the state. The club alg gisf ey was conducted in the high school to de- had the opportunity to hear guest speakxeii ig E5 mine where students got their spending from the field of business. ,f'f,f,5ftl5i,fa h for what things they spent it. , f ' ' 1 it V' 'V 'e distiict convention was held February The club appeared on Lorrie Gregory FQ ' . . . vision show as well as before two civic cl jzif gigfat Fragkhlf Courfty Iilgglhtschtoos' Qt figs These appearances were to inform people 5 iglsesgagtStf1xeercjESIg,iffIie?,e1 O S u en S W O Distributive Education Clubs of America. Y on March H, the Students held their an- Two projects were undertaken by the club. nual Employer-Employee Banquet to honor One was a fund raising project in which stu- their employers. The officers of the D.E. club are Doris Mc- Daniel, Treasurerg Ralph Baucom, Parliamen- tariang Judy Gray, Reporterg Judy Smith, Sec- retary and seated is Doug Conner, President. Jane Bain, Vice President is absent from the picture. Mr. Leon Tomblin, head of our Distributive Edu- cation Department, could always be found in his office busily at work keeping the D.E. Department running smoothly. i Row 1: Pat Bush, Vaunda Cress, Danny Hawley, Brenda Craig, Tamara Booth. Row 2: Pat McDonald, Andrea Brooks, Lillian Summers, Tommy O'Nei1, Richard Faucette. Row 3: Becky Broyles, Margaret Flagg, Toni Murphy, Joe Smith, Billy Craig. Row 4: Joyce Dillon, Sharon Mauk, Libby Nackley, Becky McLeod, Rex Humrich, Winston Baldwin. Row 5: Carolyn Graham, Marnee Cyphers, Ann Kulp, Bar- bara Ilieff, Kurt Harris, Clark Thomas. Row 6: Mike Asby, Bo Lucas, Jimmy Nackley, Melvin Anderson, Barry Akers, Sarah Dowdy. Row 7: Mr. Layman, Vicki Overstreet, Steve Caldwell, Bob Cooper, Gordon Jessee, Mr. Wilson. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club stimulated interest in sci- ence, and also helped promote the science pro- gram at Jefferson. The Club programs included discussions, speakers, and field trips. This year club members went on field trips to the University of Virginia, Virginia Poly- technic Institute, and Green Bank, West Vir- ginia. These trips were taken to observe the newest scientific methods and equipment at use in various educational areas throughout the area. Col. Robert B. Wilson was advisor of the Science Club. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Mr. Crawford, Advisor: Barry A k e r s, Treasurer: Brenda Craig, Secretary: Gordon Jes- see, Vice President: Rex Hum- rich, President. - 106 L QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is the honor society for high school journalists. Stu- dents, who have contribu- ted outstanding work in some phase of journalism and having 3.5 average, are recommended for membevgshjggbgggizhgir ad- visors. In t, eq a banquet w 's fgiiiifle n by membe' Tsociety, after vvg ich lvgiiimiembers of Quillf fiii5SerfJll were initiatedig iwmi One of the ighlights of the year's program was the Quill and Scroll din- ner meeting at the annual Southern Interscholastic P r e s s Association, at Washington and Lee Uni- versity, Lexington, Vir- ginia on May 2nd. Mrs. Ruth Staton is ad- visor for the Quill and Scroll Society. lst Row: Rex Humrich, Brenda Craig, Danny Hawley. 2nd Row: Mary Rut- ledge, Gary Carter, Judy Keifer, Dorothy Sutphin, Donna Law, Joyce Dil- lon.3rd Row: Mrs. Ruth Staton, Advisor, Martha Leech, Sue Neff, Vicki Overstreet, Vaunda Cres-s, Janice Jamison, Carol Tate. 4th Row: Jimmy Wim- mer, Carolyn Hogan, Rosemary Shiner, Julia Conner. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club at Jefferson consisted of seven students who worked in the library be- fore school, during study halls, and after school. Chairman of the club was Martha Bandey, Nancey Divers was co-chairman. Pupils gained experience in working at the desk, mending books, shelving books, making out over due slips and preparing new books for circulation. Through their volunteer work the students acquired a thorough knowledge of the library. Sponsors of the Library Club were Mrs. Mary Stevenson and Mrs. Sara Palmer. Dianne Mays, Mike Ashby, Martha Bandy, John Smith THE CHOIR OFFICERS, Left to Right: William Caudle, President, Sharon Flowers, Vice President, Sue Jackson, Secretary, David Fulk, Treasurer. CHOIR: Row 1: Shirle Dean Terr Har er Mike An y r y P I drews, Rusty McCown, Larry Shelor, Mike Cary. Ron- nie Mills, David Fulk, Eddy Nichols, Robert Kahle, Earl Prease, Gary Lavender, Dottie Young, Pat Doss. Row 2: Shelby Nunley, Betty Harrington, Nora Nich- JEFFERSON HIGH The Jefferson Choir membership has in- creased to approximately sixty students un- der the supervision of our new choir direc- tor, Mrs. Margaret Kidd. This year, the Jefferson choir presented its annual program for the Kiwanis Club in November. The Choir also participated in the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter assem- blies. Along with other high school choirs in the Roanoke area, the choir took part in the annual Crossroads Mall Christmas Pro- gram. ols, Kathy Bowles, Sandy King, Stephen Gains, Connie Weaver, Frank Caldwell, Glenn Dillon, Larry Lee, Joe Smith, Winston Baldwin, Lonnie Moran, William Caudle.Row 3: Judy Brown, Trena Bush, Vaunda Cress, Dorothy Sutphin, Pat McDonald,' Lane Stone, SCHOOL CHOIR The District All-State Choir met for its annual workshop and concert at Dan River High School in Ringole, on February 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. Representatives were selected from the local high schools, Jefferson had eight stu- dents chosen from the choir, recommended by Mrs. Kidd Brenda Duff, Sharon Flowers, Susie Quam, Julia Peverall, Dorothy Shumate, Doris Shumate, Elaine Hale, Linda Aird, Susan Hurst, Gloria Painter, Peg- gy Price, Lindsey Nelson. Row 4: Linda Haga, Jackie Goad, Sharon Farmer, Wanda Testerman, Gail Bush, -ya Row 1: Lana Stone, Libby Nackley. Row 2: Judy Smith, Vaunda Cress, Gloria Painter. Row 3: Lonnie Moran, Larry Shelor, Rusty McCown. Franc Roberts, Ona Scyphers, Elizabeth Nackley, Sha- ron Armstrong, Muriel Caudle, Dolly Cooper, Sue Jackson, Carol Beer, Judi Smith, Sandy Haga, Carol Lavender, Tenita Doran 9 First Row: Andrew W. Hull-Director, Mary Ann Corel, Elizebeth Dyer, Loretta Reynolds, Gary Carter, Karen Settles, Carolyn Mills, David Shelton, Judy Smith, Toni Lantz-Field Conductor. Second Row: Teddy Arthur, Edmond Diamond, David Taylor, Bob- by Guill, David Park, Allen Hillman, David Jeter. JEFFERSON BAND MAGICIANETTS-Nancy English, Head: Judy Kiefer, Carolyn Deacon, Sybil Boitnott, Alanda Howery, Mary Stump, Bonita Ferguson, Lana Stone, Linda Gordon, Carol Jordon, Bonnie Sullivan, Carolyn Crigger, Rosemary Shiner, Linda Overstreet, Shirley Davis, Trena Bush, Kathy Allie, Brenda Truman, Judy Wray, Neva Dalton, Sandra Nowlin, Pat Hoal, Dorothy Craft, Charlotte Oliver, Cheryl Byrd, Patsy Doss, Vickie Martin, Candy Crawford, Linda Fer- guson, Judy Martin. l Third Row: Blain Wilson, Mike Maxey, Buddy Han- na, Con Taylor, David Hammond, Bill Ford, Al Ash- ley, Gary Fulton. Fourth Row: Stanley Hill, David Roberts, Rodney Banks, Timmy Goens, Linda John- son, Mike Wright. Absent: Robert Woods. The Jefferson Senior High School Marching Magicians, as they are known to fellow Jeffites, have been very busy adding to our trophy collec- tion. In September, the Band made a trip to Baltimore, Maryland for the annual I Am an American Day Pa- rade . They returned with the only trophy awarded, for being the best appearing band. During the year the band performed during half-time at football and basketball games, aided in spirit at pep assem- blies, andf represented Jeffer- son in the Shrine Bowl Par- ade, the Christmas Parade, and the Dogwood Festival Pa- rade. M-AGICIANETTES The Magicianettes, Jeffer- son's Drill Team, consisting of twenty-five girls, are chos- en at tryouts in the spring for the following school year. They added additional color, pep and spirit to the band. These girls went on foot- ball and baseball trips with the band and performed at pep assemblies, football games and basketball games. Their lead- er for the year was Nancy English, head magicianette. Mr. White received a trophy from the I am an Ameri- can Day parade in Baltimore on behalf of the school from Toni Lantz, field conductor, and Nancy English, head magicianette, as Mr. Hull, director, looks on. Linda Johnson, Carolyn Mills, Librarians 5 Toni Lantz, Field Conductorg David Roberts, Vice Presidentg Allen Hillman, Property Managerg Al Ashley, Student Directorg Rodney Banks, President. The Jefferson Band and Magicianettes performed in the Harvest Bowl Parade in downtown Roanoke. ur gunz:-nun-1-1--inn-gui -A-s-user' Jefferson's Clubs and Classes Are Carol Akers, Gail Aliff, Carolyn Cook, Wanda Wallace, Patricia Johnson, Clara Beaver, Jeri Rey- nolds, Susan Lucado, Jeanette Crouch, Diane Simmons, and Brenda Williams participated in the installation of the F.B.L.A. officers in the chapel of Calvary Baptist Church as Miss Anna Cronise, F.B.L.A. Advisor, offi- ciates. The new officers of the Student Cooperative Association we1'e in- stalled this year in an assembly before the entire student body by the officers of the previous year. Wyman ll2 installing their officers Reverend C. W. Blanchard spoke at the Voice of Chris- tian Youth's installation of officers last fall. Here Gary Lauander is being installed as Vice President while Vaunda Cress, President, looks on. t' Active Throughout the Year. The Jefferson Band and Magicianettes performed during half time activities at the Jefferson-Patrick game Satur- day afternoon, September 14, 1963. Mis Natalie Pete1son's Russian class was ob and sorbling each day,.but somebody was not listening attentively on this particular day. These homeroom presidents made up the student council and met with the prefect once a month before school. They were: Row 1: Franc Roberts, Benny Peyton, Joe German, Reid Bolling, Glenn Wright, David McCray. Row 2: Mike .Andrews, Ka- ren Settles, Donna Caldwell, Betty Porter, Shelby Nunley, Jean Dobbins, Pat Bush. Row 3: Danny Gordon, Frank Caldwell, Glenn Dillon, Mike Cary, David Roberts, Rodney Banks, Earl Henritze, Rusty McCown. Watching a sewing demonstration by Miss Carter from the Singer Sewing Company were these home economics students: Dorothy Parker, Vir- ginia Maggard, Barbara Harris, Mary Dillon, and Peggy Jenkins. They were being supervised by their teacher, Mrs. Margaret Brewer. ll3 w,,.. .lx fm., FMS 2:52 . . 'ln ' l iff, 1 ,f,, axf g x 2 Ski, XiM , 3 ,, 11 ill? I2 . 'ff Fi Barry Akers Cay-gl Akers Gayle Aghwgl-th Becky Brown Sarah Dowdy Danny Franklin NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q ,f , , Brenda Craig Julia Conner Millie Merkel Dianne Simmons President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer golwsaigawgls tw? K The National interest in scholar- ship at Jefferson The member 'il' IliilSt maintain a 4 0 average in order to gain membe1sh1p ig: the society Members were . . ' r ,Q ,ff . ' tapped into the Society lffebru 15,1 1963, during the annual tapping ceremony, one df 'th Qst1,fnpressive of the year's assemblies. This year the members iSi6,l31iiiitrWtive Jefferson stationery to fellowstudents. The taiafiiiiiiggfsembly for the new Junior and Senior members was held lebruary 21, 1964. Miss Lelia Stalker is the adsisor of the Society. Gordon Jesse Martha Leech Barry Akers, Gordon Jessee, Brenda Craig, and Millie Merkel sorted out stationery to be sold! Danny Hawley Janice, Jamison Rodney Banks Carolyn Mills gue Neff Nancy Philpott Franc Roberts Wanda Wallace Brenda Williams manga Jnkfifaeawairri news. , , nslnn..u..frQ,,,fn-Y , i,., ness n.1.+.fQgx ,w'.1l-be aanl., GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Gordon Jessee, William Caudle, Billy Craig, Janice Jamison, Carol Tate, Jeanette Crouch, and Barry Akers. These students spent the week of July 7-13, 1963 at the 17th Annual Girls' and Boys' State. Boys' State was held at VPI, Blacks- burg, Va., while Girls' State was at Rad- ford College, Radford, Va. This week has been set up on an annual basis to teach stu- dents how the government of the state of Danny Hawley and Clark Thomas were the re- ceipients of the letter of commendation from the National Merit Qualification Tests. .AQ Virginia operates. It was a week of learn- ing, of many exciting experiences, and for making of many friends from all over Vir- ginia. The big event of the week was the Gov- ernor's Ball. The highpoint was an in- formal yet inspirational talk from our Gov- ernor, Albertus Harrison. Martha Leech and Rex Humrich were this year's Optimist Award candidate. Each year the local chapter of Optimist International presents a trophy to two Jefferson students at a banquet in December. The awards were made on the basis of excellence in leadership and scholarship. v D.A.R. Award An outstanding all- around citizen at Jef- ferson is presented the Daughters o f t h e American Revolution award each year. The girl must possess to an outstanding d e g r e e the following qualities a n d characteristics: dependability, service, leadership, and patrio- tism. This year the D.A.R. good citizen was Martha Leech, editor of the Acorn yearbook. W A i 'T 'Q.' i ,,1-' 1 , .al in 1 if ' S at S 3 Q Q at S 5 M s saw.. -5 W M- fy-iw-mw v,3,H,.+.w.,,...h....-...,...w. ,... K W F5 Q will x.,,. 5 ,E ,, 15. li ' l K e f'.f'?.Q LYS f ' f' I . sta? iiig fi-. SEQ.. - . - Q: - ef- iss W vs. Q 5: 5 5 g .i,. ,., .fe is ' 3:1-1: ips. 51.72 1- -1 Q.: f Z ., 'f .. -,s is If ...f Q ,grswg 5 5i3,... ,5 ,ggi mf -- Q. .s. .5 , . , . . ...X is.. an L.: k X U: by K k HKU, , sw R., gin -1 ,KG . ,. . , . .,,, . e ,. if A .l. :fi xii -,jf ' iii L-ii ',1.f. -fl.. ,.,, . , ..,,,. as . ,,-saw-r.ss . ..,. ,. - 1 ,... ...,.,, x ik. -,ck M '..k ks.. Ui X mul X Reb . y . l af ., . 'W t,. - 41- i is ii K f.. f- Ei 5 Jefferson students were eager to read free copies of the Jefferson News , presented to them by the News staff at the conclusion of the Publications Assembly. Brenda Craig taps Mary Lou Stafford for membership in the National Honor Society at the annual tapping as- sembly, held February 21. Reverend James A. Allison delivers an in- spiring message to the students at the annual Thanksgiving Day Assembly on November 27. l2O is Q On February 5, Dr. Clifford Gallant, Pro- fessor of Modern Languages at Hollins Col- lege, presented a lecture-demonstration of Flamenco dancing. He explained the techniques of the art and gave several examples of the dance form. On February 3, Dr, Mary Latimer, of Madison College, began Fine Arts Week with several dra- matics reading. At our first pep assembly, Mr. Benson introduced our football team to the student body and cheerleaders. to J effrtes' Regular School Routines i Most Athletic Tamara Booth John Hatcher Most Talented Martha Leech Rex Humrich 'JI- Most Popular Jeanette Crouch Billy Craig SUPERLATIVES Best Looking Carolyn Crigger Jimmy Wimmer Vlfittiest Susan Quam Gary 'Perdue Most Typical Senior Kathryn Wingfield William Caudle Nwvvf Frxendlxest Mary Rutledge Carl Crawley Our alert yearbook photographer was on hand for an impromptu fire drill late in January. These drills were held once every month during the year. During pre-game ceremonies at the homecoming game, Jeanette Crouch was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1963. Jeanette was chosen for this honor by the student body. E V E N T S Overwhelmed with joy, Jeanette Crouch shed tears of happiness as Jimmy Wimmer presented her red roses, significant of the honor of Homecoming Queen. Students found the blacktop an interesting place to socialize during their lunch periods, or just to re- lax with a coke and catch up on the latest gossip before time for their next classes. . Q K . V Q 1 I , , Q' .azz 'Vg Q ', J 2 ' if l A I n VN S ' effsif 'I ' ' 'E 6,5 D - .- -7.1! is ,- N ai q t Eg -V J ff' 'Jf' l24 V These and More Here Jimmy Nackley, Rosemary Shiner, and Andrea Brooks enjoyed the paperback bookstore. This was the third year the bookstore had been in operation. The profits went to our honor so- cieties which are the National Honor Society, advised by Miss Lelia Stalker, the Quill and Scroll Honor Society, advised by Mrs. Ruth Sta- ton, and the National Thespian Society, advised by Mr. Joseph Cohron. Lewis Mills, shown here in a digni- fied position, was typical of the wide-awake, eager-to-learn sopho- mores. Gary Perdue was the winner of a contest sponsored by The Jefferson News. His prize, much to his delight, was a kiss from Jeanette Crouch. l25 Happened Here in '64 QP rf' i' ,f K. an-P' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls Athletic Association was organ- ized to give girls an opportunity to participate in various sports activities throughout the year. The program helps girls build traits of sportsmanship, make new friends, as Well as build healthier bodies. A girl can become a member of the G.A.A. by maintaining a set number of points. To get these points, she may be a cheerleader, sell programs at football games, and participate in varsity sports as well as the intramural pro- gram. Row 1: Carol Tate, President, Millie Merkel, Vice President, Brenda Craig, Secretary, Jeanette Sprouse, Treasurer. Row 2: Carolyn Saunders, Martha Bandy, Gail Hancock, Sandra King, Brenda Duff, Libby Nackley,Jennifer Self, Gail Bush, Carol Merkel, Su- zanne Gauldin, Jean Dobbins. Row 3: Dorothy Kerr, Bonnie Phelan, Dorothy Alls, Dianne Janey, Dorothy Shumate, Elain Hall, Linda Andrews, Doris Shumate, Judy Harrison, Jennifer Clement, Joyce Blankenship. Row 4: Peggy Price, Becky Cassel, Patsy Stump, Bar- G.A.A. OFFICERS Treasurer-Jeanette Sprouse, Pres- ident-Carol Tate, Vice President- Millie Merkelg Secretary-Brenda Craig. This year the girls' varsity sports have fared very well. The volleyball team won the city-county championship for the second con- secutive year. A gymnastic team was organ- ized at Jefferson for the first time this year. The girls compete in vaulting, free exercise, parallel bars, and on the balance team. The team competed locally and at the state meet. A special project of the G.A.A. was to send an athletic equipment kit to a foreign country. The Girls' Athletic Association is a member of the National Girls' Athletic Association. bara Iliff, Shirley Eanes, Linda Iddings, Sandra Har- rison, Linda Manning, Anita Burnette, Row 5: Pat Eller, Sarah Dowdy, Julia Mitchell, Karen Forber, Delores Cordwell, Mary Scyphers, Joyce Dillon, Karen Dillon, Donna Coldwell. Row 6: Lillan Summers, Eliza- beth Dyer, Carolyn Mills, Tamara Booth, Dawn Bur- nette, Janice Jamison, Corinne Sanderlin, Sue Neff, WVanda Wallace, Carolyn Johnson. Row 7: Miss Sandidge. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Sue Neff, Carol Merkel, Barbara Ilieff, Joyce Dillon, Karen Dillon, Wanda Wallace, Becky Cassell, Julia Tamara Booth, Brenda Craig, Dorothy Alls, Carolyn Mitchell, Linda Andrews, Dianne Janney, Jeanette Johnson, Millie Merkel, Sandra St. Clair, Peggy Price, Sprouse. Standing: Carolyn Mills, Dianne Janney, Julia Mit- Dowdy. Kneeling: Tamara Booth, Dawn Burnette, Mil- chell, Dorothy Alls, Elizabeth Dyer, Joyce Dillon, lie Merkel, Sue Neff, Brenda Craig, Judy Crouch Becky Cassell, Jeanette Sprouse, Peggy Price, Sarah l29 VARSITY TENNIS Mary Leigh Smith, Dianne Janney, Wanda Wallace, Brenda Craig, Sue Neff, Janice Jamison. With the interest in tennis growing, we are expecting more matches for the coming sea- son. Matches are b e tw e e n the following schools: Jefferson, Fleming, Patrick Henry, Woodrow Wilson, and Hollins College Senior Physical Education Tennis Class. Brenda Craig, Dawn Burnette, Susan Lucado, Linda Andrews, Millie Merkel, Dianne Janney, Tamara VARSITY SOFTBALL The girls' varsity softball participated in a round robin tournament between the city high schools and also in a color team playday. All the games were played in Wasena Park. Booth, Sue Hangar, Sandra Harrison, Jeanette Sprouse. Managers-Sarah Dowdy, Joyce Dillon. Gymnastics Girls Physical Fitness Tests su mir., Row 1: Dianne Janey, Vaunda Cress, Domif' Qwyllow 2: Barbara Ilfeff, Diane Holbrook, Virginia '8'F'aybii1l, Peggy Price, Marlene Fuller. Barbara Tode, Rose Dickens TUMBLING TEAM Row 1: Millie Merkel, Becky Cassell, Judy Keifer, Suzanne Gauldin, Donna Law, Vicki Null, Jean Cheryl Deyerle, Sandra Harrison, Brenda Craig, Di- Dobbins. Row 3: Becky Dodson, Linda Johnson. Row anne Janney. Barbara Ilieff. Row 2: Pam McGregor, 4: Barbara Tode. l3l Vicki Overstreet, Janice Jamison, Sue Neff, Gail Smith, Carolyn Hogan, Jeanette Crouch, Judy Crouch, Schoonover, Donna Wilkins, Karen Dillon, Mary Leigh Wanda Wallace, Carolyn Johnson. CHEERLEADERS The Jefferson Cheerleaders cheered at both football-and basket- ball games. They attended all the football games, including the four played out of town. During the basketball season, they sup- ported the. team during each of its sixteen games, twelve at home and six out of town. Jefferson was represented at the National Cheerleading Camp at Camp Farrar, Virginia Beach, last summer by Carolyn John- son. l32 Carolyn Johnson '64 Head Junior Varsity Cheerleaders this year were Becky Cassell, Sherry Wilson, JudyMays, Alternateg Ju- lia, Mitchell, Headg Judy Wrayg Jozan Garst, Alternate, Peggy Price. l Jeanette Crouch '64 Carolyn Hogan '64 Janice Jamison '64 Judy Crouch '65 Gail Schoonover '65 Mary Leigh Smith '65 Varsity Cheerleaders As a group, these cheerlead ers are members of the Na tional Cheerleading Associa tion. ginia East. Karen Dillon, '65, Alternate Donna Wilkins '65, Alternate Sue Neff '64 Vicki Overstreet '64 Wanda Wallace '64 Their advisor is Miss Vir- SCHEDULE Jefferson 26 7 6 13 7 7 0 Garner 7 Patrick Henry 12 Danville 19 Grundy 14 Halifax 7 E. C. Glass 19 28 Andrew Glass 8 13 William Fleming 14 39 Graham 12 38 Kingsport Row 1: Robert Broughman, Robert Chisom, Wayne Hall, Gary Sink, Ronnie Adams, Gary Thompson, Mike Andrews. Row 2: Charles McCay-manager, Eddie Terry-mana- ger, Lacy Johnson, William Caudle, Rodney Phillips, Den- nis Powers, Waldo Cunningham, John Hatcher, Jackie Schoonover-Co-captain. Row 3: Greg Myers, Gary- Doss, David McCray.David Smith, Rodney Brown, Ronnie Eng- land, Frank Carder. JEFFER O Dennis Powers, John Gregory, Rodney Phillips, Danny Barker, James Price, Buzz Waggoner, and John Hatcher. Earl Henritze, Gary Thompson, Barry Doss, and Billy Altizer. l34 Row 1: Barry Doss, Billy Altizer, Benny Peyton, Gary Hearth, Pat Lester, Harold Castleman. Row 2: Buzz Waggoner, Co- captaing Earl Henritze, Richard Faucetteg Benny Carry John Gregory, Frank Moses, Roger Via, Gary Perdue, Manager. Row 3: James Price, Phil Davis, Danny Barker, Robert Kahle, Mike Carter, Eddie Mangum, Kenneth Gray. FOOTB LL- 1 963 The Magicians played some fine football during the '63 season despite their 1-7-2 rec- ord. The Magicians started the season off with a thrill- ing 26 to 0 win over Garner, N. C. But after that, except for two ties, the Mighty Ma- gicians went downhill. Next years team will be without some of their big linemen be- cause of graduation, but they are looking forward to hav- ing a winning season to bring Jefferson back to the Top. I K G, K kr ir' x ' V W - ,.., -' M - 'MW A ...WM t N, V V 2 Benny Carr, James Price, Waldo Cunningham, Phil Davis, John Gregory, and David McCray. Gary Thompson, Jackie Schoonover, Richard Faucette, Earl 135 Henritze, John Hatcher. Q., ,i, Coaches- Managers- Mr. Charles Hellard, Mr. Joe Byrd, Mr. William Benson, and Eddie Terry, Gary Perdue, Charles McCabe. Mr. Marshall Ebert. Jackie Schoonover, co-captain H F . I if K 'IJ John Hatcher in Kingsport game. Lacy Johnson Richard Faucette Earl Henritze -:limi ' Benny Carr in Patrick Henry game. Buzz Waggoner, co-captain John Hatcher James Price John Gregory l37 Benny Carr Walter Cunningham John Gregory gained much recognition through his hard play in football during the 1963 season. He was voted a member of the All City-County Team, All Western District Team, All Group IA Team, and a member of the All State Team. John was the only junior on the All State Team, and b e c a u s e he received the most votes, he was the hon- orary captain of that team. He has also been elected to lead the team for the 64 season at Jefferson. The Varsitv Basketball Team: Row 1: QManagersb ard McGeorge, Lynn Blackburn, Ronald Gray, Ronald Ronald Blessard, Buddy Thompson. Row 2: Joseph L. Robertson, Wayne Chisom, Reid Bolling, Garry Saun Byrd, coachg Joey Moldenhauer, Barry Church, Rich- ders, Benny Peyton. 9 BASKETBALL FOR 64 Jeffe1'son's Basketball team this year, coached by Mr. Joe Byrd, started the sea- son with high hopes, but with inexperi- ence and a lack of height.The Magician's hopes for victories fell to the hands of their school rivals. The team had two returning lettermen this season, Ronnie Gray and Gary Saun- ders, who were chosen Co-captains. Be- sides being the only lettermen and the co-captains, they were also the only sen- iors on the team. The rest of the team consisted of juniors and sophomores- one of whom was Butch Church, who led the team in scoring. Although this was a rather poor sea- son it has been a building season too. Next year all but the two seniors will be back and we are looking forward to a championship team, Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 6 Patrick Henry 13 Wm.Fleming 14 Northside 3 Danville 4 Wm. Fleming 10 Andrew Lewis 11 E. C. Glass 17 Patrick Henry 24 Halifax 25 Cave Spring 31 William Fleming 1 William Byrd 7 Northside 14 Danville 15 Andrew Lewis 21 E. C. Glass 22 Patrick Henry 28 Halifax Jefferson team in action in game against Pat- rick Henry. Left to right are Ronnie Gray Co-Captain Ronnie Gray and Gary Saunders Gary Saunders, Butch Church, Ronnie Robert- and Coach Joe Byrd. son, and Lynn Blackburn. Even though the junior varsity basketball team did not win many games, it had a very profitable year. The boys gained much valuable ex- perience that will help make better varsity teams in future years. Our Junior Varsity Basketball Team: First Row: Ricky Hodges, James Cunningham, Joe Smith, and Thomas Long. Second Row: Coach Charles Hellard, Gary Lavender, David Stanley, Mike Andrews. Butch Church, Jimmy Wimmer, Mr. Charles Hellard, instructor, David McCray, Buzz Waggoner. BASEBALL WRESTLING The Baseball Team this year, which was This year's Red Raiders coached by Mr. coached by Mr. Charles Hellard, had six re- Marshall Ebert, were young and inexperi- turning' lettermen, which helped toward hav- enced, except for Edward Mangum who placed ing a rewarding season. high in state competition. Ist row: Ed Mangum, Larry Puckett, John Hatcher, 2nd row: Mr. Ebert, coach Teddy Arthur, Richard Gary Jones, Pat Lester, Douglas Chewning, Louis Craft, Allen Hillman, J. C. McLain, Ronnie Mac, Shilling, Roger Sarver, Mike Lester, Steve Church. David Heins, Michel Ashby, Manager. l40 The Varsity J Club's purpose is to promote school spirit and to build strong character in its letter winners. In order to be a member of the J Club a boy must letter in one major varsity sport. The club had many money raising proj- ects this year. It sponsored sock hops, the Varsity-Faculty Basketball Game, and the WROV basketball game. One of the main projects of the Var- sity J Club is the award given to a teacher and a student who has contrib- uted most outstandingly to the enrich- ment of Jefferson Senior High School. Billy Altizer, Vice President, John Hatcher, Secretary-Treasurer, Jackie Schoonover, Presi- dent. . VARSITY J CLUB lst Row: Charles McKay, Lacy Johnson, Jackie Schoonover, Billy Altizer, John Hatcher, Frank Moses Roy Main, M1-. Benson, Advisory znd Row: Mike Ani drews, William Caudle, Benny Peyton, Benny Carr, Gary Perdue, Gary Saunders, Phil Davis, Roger Via Larry Puckett: 3rd Row: Joey Moldenhauer, Danny Barker. Preston Driscoll, Gary Harth, Ed Mangun, Gary Sink, Jimmy Wimmerg 4th Row: Earl Henritze, Bob Coleman, Pat Lester, David McCray, Richard Faucette, Lonnie Moran, James Price, Buzz Waggen- erg Sth Row: Waldo Cunningham, Butch Church, John Gregory, Ronnie Gray. Miss Lelia Stalker Miss Thelma Chambers Miss Mildred Kerlin Miss Mary Obenchain Miss Edna Chesney Miss Sidney Penn Mr. Jerald R. White, Principal Mr. Houston B. Sizer, Assistant Principal A Tiibute On Our The date, 1964, had a special significance for the yearbook staff from the time early in September during our planning phase when we realized that it marked the fortieth anniversary of our school- we made this the theme of our 40th edition of The Acorn. After learning that a new class ring style is to be adopted next year it seemed fitting to use the traditional style on our cover. Now,as we near the end of the school year, many phases of our theme have be- come evident, which we hope are reflected throughout its pages. It was the feeling of the staff that in an issue of this type, special tribute should be paid to a few of those many people who contribute vitally to the spirit which is Jeffer- son-and to them We have dedicated these two pages. Colonel Robert Wilson Mr. C. W. Woodson Mr. Frank O. Smith Jefferson Senior High School J efferson's immediate predecessor was the old Roanoke High School, now our Roanoke City School Administration Building. School rooms were renovated to form offices, con- ference rooms etc. for school administrators. Three of our administrative personnel closely associated with Jefferson are Dr. E. W. Rushton, our superintendentg Miss Doro- thy Gibboneyg Director of Personnelg and Dr. Frisbey Smith, Director of Secondary Education. . LL Fortieth Anniversary We also wish to give special recognition to a few of our faculty members who have given so much of themselves to the students of Jefferson over a period of years that they have become part of its rich heritage. Miss Sidney Penn, long a faculty member here at Jefferson, though now re- tired, was invited to join them as we consider her an in- tegral part of the principles for which Jefferson stands. Miss Dorothy Gibboney Di1'ector of Personnel Roanoke City School Administration Building Dr. E. W. Rushton Superintendent Our last thoughts as this year's Acorn went to press were, 'We take pride in our traditions, our school with its uplift- ing Gothic structure, and in the fact that we are partici- pating in the newest methods of education, incorporated with those which are tried and true, and that we, the stu- dents of stoday are as proud to be Jeffites as were the stu- dents of 1924. l43 Dr. Frisby Smith Director of Secondary Education 1 E 2 , i i 5 x I , , t t l s . 5 - 5 . . fl, - ff if .1 A V. l Q 3 .. s i A m1 'llllv-1 1 1 ia 4 ? 1 -1 i4 i I 1 l 4 4 1 1 I -x ,1 4 1 1 l 1 3 J 1 m. 'ol ' Q 'lt vi , My Q V QQ 'J-4 pf. dl .- Ph W .gulf ll! - .un-w..qp,.. 'MK ' P '. -if X, .' . J '..?U1-- 4 I , . .' f 'sq '. 5 ' 1 5 u ' ' ' 'fer' -' h 'fi L -' ' .- xl A 'Cc' - ' ,. . 1 - ' s . - . gg .u . .., x, , Q' - ' , 'V . .v ,:..- . '- 'Q' 52' - 5 . Q 'Q VO' 'WQUQNX :Y I Q 5 ' 0 .Q . - qs .. , Q5 , 5 I' Q 9 5. , . ? , , 3. W r s -, gl . - - . 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