Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1958 volume:

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In ke eping with our theme, this year's CHAIN pictures life at Lane primarily in its s oc ial pattern. This approach we find focused in the word community. Lane is a community of congenial students and teachers. Toalarge extent responsibility for life here is assumed by the students. Ideals of sportsmanship and honor are dear to the hearts of Lanites. And so the r e spe ct of self and the tolerance of others found here create a cordial atmosphere in which common goals may be pursued with profit and pleasure. We us e the word community in an external sense too. Lanites have developed s tr ong ties with their Charlottesville neighbors, as well as with s ome fr om mor e distant places. Lane students have helped Charlottesville groups in such activities as selling Christmas trees and colle cting money in the T. B. drive. Our Business and Distributive Education Departments have placed many students in jobs with local me r c ha nt s . Our cheerleaders and student body have been good hosts and good guests at athletic contests involving Lane teams. And our whole s tudent body has had its generosity rewarded by having in its midst Sweden's teen-age ambassador, Anita Westman. This link of your CHAIN attempts to record for you the rich , hectic, yet friendly life at Lane High School. Happy looking I 4 Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories f Q Q x 5 51 Q X x i K 5 4 J S- ix i 1 T ' 'E ' Y, i 5 E 4 s Lf as Q 12 MMA Ev? M 3 DE WT L , 1 E 1 3 5, dj g J y Q WW, E ii vc Q sf In VM-rw, f 2 J 53 1 Q if 1, I 2 Q f 2 L s X 7 g 9 af sp. E Qi L 2 5 e f Q K J 1 1 A3 L . ,V 1 5 5 L 17 'L K ink ,Y Q 3 M 1, W'w,.M' 4 si im ,-g??x C '-'-. ei 'is f M f V 5 gf W R Ee I X J E ,.h,LrL gs L f 5 M Aj ' MLLL I fx f EXE 2 A L s L e 5 LL ,A,, L , why My M15 X 'Mi ax gif tm ff-xg QL if if f 2 N J 2 if JT 7, . 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CONTENTS 8 4 6 9 12 24 Z7 54 60 66 73 81 119 142 150 161 189 DWNUWMIUN CHARLOTTESVILLE SCHOOL BOARD fLeft to Rightj Mr. Earl V. Thacker, Jr.g Mr. Roscoe S Adamsg Mr. Fendell R. Ellisg Mr. R. Stanley Goodman, Jr. ChairmangMiss Catharine F. Young, Clerk of Boardg Mr P .A . Wallenborng Mr. Harry A. Wrightg fnot picturedj Mr James Harry Michaelg Dr. John G. Wall. Mr. Fendell R. Ellis B.S., M.A. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Artley O. Huttorr B.A., M.A., Ed. D. Director of Instruction 10 LANE H GH Mr. W. I. Nickels, Jr. B.S.. M.A. Principal Miss Virginia F. Bolen B.S. Office Teacher Miss Patricia Bur sey Secretary 11 LANE Mr. Barf1e1d S. M. Mathematics Mr Johnl-I Barnes Ph. B., M. Ed. . X, A Enghsh Vocatxonal Counselor eff QQ 'I Mrs. Fay M. Barrow B. S. Home Economics Jw Wim. Q gms, xv? X Q Eifgm Mi s s A da L . B e r r e y ff - 1 5.3 ,,L:Mgf..,r, B- S- f,. V Q Ma thematic s I . 'YS .1-., 'E FACULTY 4 Miss Dorthy A. Bland B. S., M. Ed. Business Education Miss Ida L. Boston B. S. English Mrs. Virginia B. Bowen B. S.. M. S. Business Education Sponsor: F.B.L.A. Miss Lillian S. Butt B. S.. M. S. History Sponsor: Girls' Tri-Hi- ' S-f'5?Q - L61-H-.K-' N ' 5 fb pq.. My , ' L Q12 ,L -. . rw--AQ B ,Q ' K .xii 'QQ ' :' f 3 7 h , m M i M , ar , 5' qw. . , o 1 M 1 - asap 1-Q W K ll, g Q 4 ,1..ws.i . .Vg - ttf., H5 ky ,f ,gg-2 -- ., .,.L., , A-f,: W, af. a .K--,gf,..f.pf ,.., w ' f 1n..h,, M--fs4f,.:m fa K 1 4 1-fy .Wy Qey- , Mr. David F. Cooke B. S., Physical Education Coach: Basketball Mrs. Barbara E. Davis A. B. Business Education Miss Martha W. Duke B. S., M. A. Science, Biology Sponsor: Science Club Mr. Jimmie I. Dunbar B. S. Industrial Arts FACULTY Miss Alice Elam B. S., M. Ed. Mathematics Sponsor: LANETIME r. Charles L. Guthrie, Jr A. B., M. A. English Sponsor: QHAIN Mr. Sharon B. Hoose B. M., M. Music Band Miss Sylvia P. Horwitz B. A. English, History am? Mrs. Lillian H. Hurst ,Ly Q B. s. lj 'PQ-W A Mathematics Mr. Thomas E. Jones B- F- A- Mr. Harold T. Jordan B. A. English, Speech Sponsor: Players' Club N Mrs. Louxse B. Lawson B. S. Home Economics LANE Mrs. Isabel C. McCue Typing Sponsor: Student Council Dr. David McKeith Ph. B., B. D., LL. D, Geography, History Sponsor: Key Club Mrs. Patricia E. Maier B. A. English Mr. Ralph E. Main B. S., M. S. Science, Physical Education Coach: Football 'v if L 1.4.5 , 1' if 1, i f I i fr? f N 5 X 555 1 l l 'iafwfl ' I .wa K? . , ,Wu . 'QA1::4fef'ff3ff5iQ f if lglizslw ' 'L f fr' VSPQQSS NKs5y,x,i gnwsglt xvgfliii :XS of 5275 Waf ..,,,....,g ,fl 5 ,,,- I 5- .4 55:2 z-.MQ ' S KS Qi he 2. M, Q at L iw 'QW f K RZ 4 9 Q Q Q ,I V ,Dfw .V , rf k .t-Qx.svwe,:. H sway' 1 YY WZ. i ff A ' ..A...E. A,..,. . . , ' --F51 . Mr. Harry S. Martin B. A., M. A. Physical Education Athletic Director Mrs. Elna Ann Mayo A. B. English Mrs. Katherine A. Meade B. A., M. A. Latin Sponsor: BUMBLEBEE Mrs. Nancy Micaud B. A. French, History LANE FACULTY .1 EQ 19 Mrs. Lucile E. Michie B. S. ' gy English, Latin . f i , . Miss Elizabeth J. Miller B. S. Physical Education Mrs. Rebecca Mohney B. A., M. Ed. Chemistry, Science Sponsor: Inter Club- Council Mr . Paul Phipps B. S. History, Physical Education , .Iwi ,ff-...,....g.+f. vs, f W - f A. .::- . ,fg- , Q, y .' '. ...ci A -. 4' ' at Y Q ir f , Y.: 4, ,Q qs . gas ' 'U ri 5 5.31 5 M y - .' 4' K if 2 ra ,iq 5 is ij A11,:PH52t,Q25iQQgQf-iw?gkfgsilfifgikg'w,iE33,Q'g If 'V , 1 g f -- - 1, 77 . I I 'Ka tz 7f'Y'f . i:E- 'l ' M .4 .131 A-' weft :wm- v3QgssJff5f .ef x I A 1' f f iiwp .ww K, f - ,L . 'lwff-z,v 45 13. 5 S Q X , .N y JA ! RX Jw , Mrs. Betty R. Pittnxan B. A. History Sponsor: Girls' Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Mr. Clyde Pool B. S., M. A. Indus trial Arts Mrs Lothame B Prxce B nm... W 1 ff , f pw S Spec1a1 Class Mrs. Hebe Redden B. A., M. A. Latin, Spanish 2.0 LANE g 'L FACULTY '-7.-..,,,. --y... ...M ,..- Mr. John Reitz B. S., M. S. Geology, Biology, Physics, Mathematics Sponsor: Monogram Club, Engineering Club Mrs. Webb B. Rothwell B. A. Librarian Miss Gladys Schuder B. A.. M. A. Mathematics Mr. George W. Sargeant B. M. Choir what . ,ff 4-SW! 25.5 . ,M his Me.. . l l vm Q... M. rid? -A f a x . . A'-, i Mrs. Patricia L. Spear B. A., M. A. History, English Mr. Gerald C. Speidel B. S., M, S. Histor Y Sponsor: Boys' Senior Hi-Y Miss Elna. M. Spradlin B. S., M. A. Physical Education Sponsor: Student Council, Cheerleading Mr. Tommy Theodose B. A. Driver Training LANE ZZ FACULTY Mis s Decker Visiting Nurse Mr. Haswell H. Walker B. A., M. A. Mathematics Spons or: Student Council Mrs. Alice L. Walsh B. A. History, English Mr. Stephen Webster B. Mus. English, History .5. ,gf f 2.12 K' . . N 121 v .' ff M155 Smlth Visiting Teacher 23 O U R S T U D E N T F R 0 M A B R O A D s ,L Mama? K 3 2, iii- X e Lv , , f 3' P .P 1- gr Q, ij Anita Westrrign, YEQ31 gauge to huS'iifi'vorn Sweden if T3 total stranger, knowing none of us and very few of our customs. pst everything must have R: II b e en veify diffigiulft for youf Yet can but gu e s s forjifou wore gone of YOLQI diffi- My A sm 5 V W ,X culties on slgfeve. Imme iately did yqu win and firmlyjliiqigfou hold omiredmiration and? our ix affection. J H31 s 5 ddRRRR fp 33 K ,-' ' I is W Your CHAIN staff ewelcomeig th1s opportunity to iwwwwee s fi -- E' R' 3:s,,,v Lf1 s'Wa,e,: 4f Vvkr' , 1, , , , I recognize you, pgfesent you pictoriallyv-'twowour , s t ude nt body, end to record permanently this hea gjzhtfe lt expression of our thanks for all the ,. HMV ways in you enrich our lives. A 3 7 fs ? yf- ,mwfvk ' M s M f 'ffm, V W' s as '- 5 5 e as ,1 ,sl t Q Elvis-y.,,,M 6 Q C5 i N Her Majesty, Queen Y.P.R.A. SENIOR SNAPS Having Trouble ? Jim's Hat Fits. These Wicked Teenagers ! L.. X Qu. Where 's The Cream ? Too Many Cooks ? -Q 26 u-5,,,, , iv-P. ' S - lin 1956 f-'-x 'Qndvf nmnqw 'H X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CSittingj Eleanor Armstrong, Treasurerg Julian Beckwith, Presidentg Marlene Co1o,Secretary. fStandingj John Rogers, Vice-President. 28 EDWARD LEWIS ABERNATHY I Abby ' . has a golden chariot A II ll . . . all out for baseball . . ' . friendly as they come Tm . . . Mary as the day is long awww ,- FLE TA JO ADDINGTON Fleta V Y I S sparkling eyes . . . always willing to do A her shar e . . . quiet but don't let her fool you ,ww M. is K : I V W W..-ff.-:f JUDITH BRAZINGTON ALEXANDER I.: lljudylv musically inclined . . . soft-spoken, but ' friendly apromising Florence V A YVAVV Nightingale K ELEANOR FAYE ARMSTRONG Mous e cutest yet . . . handles our money well . . I'm little, but I'm smart JAMES MCNEIL BAILEY y y HJ im rv -,EV K' iris 1' there's always a smile . . . any kin to 'M Sam ? . , , parties, cars, trips--what a Gay boy! A N-.-H .-' LATTA JOYCE BALLARD 7 IIJOII quiet and since re . . . really under- stands that chemistry??? . . . Presi- dent s private secretary 29 RN- 11 ' 5, 5 'i i . T - s wi Q JULLAN RUFFIN BECKWITH , A if - Z if Julian 4: V T, A fig A i' dr umme r boy . . . easy to get along fl 1 with . . . always good to lend a helping V,., D h d y ws. y ,H an Q lhg E T CONSTANCE LEE BEDDOW ra Connie H as sweet as they come . . . quiet and s inc e re . . . headed for the business world DORIS JANE BELL Jane Band, Band, and more Band . . . always prompt?? . . ,lovely eyes. . . sharp as a tack! BETTY ANN BENNETT llBett-YH Miss Albemarle --some pippin! . . . plea sing disposition . . . trim is her trend -f 'X 1 ,. ' fi Ak WC N 1. I ' , A' K 'Q'-v EUGENLA ELIZABETH BIBB Eugenia one of our National Merit Scholarship finalists . . swe et personality . . . will really go places BETTY LUCILLE BINGLER llBettyH s e em s to like peddling jewelry . . . a quiet, but sweet way . . . her future is as bright as the sparkle on her finger GORDON A LMOND BIRCHHEAD Gordon one of our friendliest . . . college bound . . . beware that reformed skipper! LI LLIE MAE BIRCKHEAD Lillie quiet . . . has such a sweet smile . . small, but a big help ' BETTY ANN BISHOP a ':e ' y eee l on Betty I ' very attractive . . . what color is red 2 ' Betty? . . . headed for Mars Hill .lhL 7 Q HERMAN HUSTON BLACKWELL it Peek'a'b00H BETTY EUGENIA BOOKER llBettylI lovely wardrobe . . . very dependable . . . that sweet personality will take you a long Way, Betty PEGGY JEAN BRYANT llpeggyll acapable worker , , . quiet, but awfully nice to know . . . one of our business gals friendly . . . another one of Sarge's boys . . . that southern drawl t-,' vw 'Qi-'PV' FREDERICK PAIGE BUTLER, JR. ' ' VLL' N i 'A if S I Ilpaigell ig Mrs. Bursey's errand boy . . . big link . gi.. .. .5 in the CHAIN . . .one of our best dress- ed guys Q ROBERT MORSE CA LLAGI-IAN I ssls + Bob ' basketball Whiz . . . three-year letter - man . . . an all-around guy . . . con- verted Yankee , uf- ,z-' 32 MARY FRANCES BUCK Mary Frances friendlyto everyone . . . Let us prey . . . conscientious worker, , .summer bride THOMAS LEWIS BUSKIRK, JR, Torn friendly smile . . .has quite a technique in getting along with the fairer sex . . . a big asset to Lane W' '- Qui WILLIAM C . CAR TER lIBi11lI quite a mathematician, huh, Bill? . . . seems to like library work . . . top man in M. Y. F. ANN ELIZABETH CHEETHAM llAnnll exc ellent student . . . very a'ctive in many organizations . . . attractive . . . hails from Merry Ole England BEVERLY JEAN CLAYTOR Bev those eyes! . . . understanding to all . . .attractive,and howl . . .curiousity C , , fb F. , .ii K . .hidiijgi ,. nf f .f iw 5 We killed the cat, Bev . I V img! I WILLIAM EDWARD CLOWES, 111 eel yy C i B1ll' really knows his fashions . . . one of our tall, lanky guys . . . a big addition to Lane DAN HOUSTON COOK, JR. HDanll a big asset to the choir . . . very quiet and reserved . . . he will really go far IRIS SANDRA COX Chana oh, that chemistry class! !I . . . cute little miss . . . a talented band member . . . beautiful clothes yys I A 3 k PRESTON ALEXANDER COINER Ilsamll Mrs. McCue'scoy boy. . .Sam, the nitrotan man . . . our Most Unfor- gettable boy, a title he really deserves MARLENE KAY COLO Marlene Mrs . Mohney's Ruby C-low . . . big help to the class . . . neat as a pin 2 ' M74 A, 'MMI' s no--...N Q ' ,Q 1 E 5 REBECCA LOUISE DUNN l!OOgielv neat wardrobe . . .has quite an interest in the U . V a .... a v e r y attractive brunette who'1l go far BEVERLY JEAN DUNSMORE HBQVVI tall andpoised, , .good-looking clothes . . . a Capable and willing worker . . . can really handle that Chrysler RONALD LEE DAVIS Ronnie regular outdoorsman . . . D. E. special- ist . . . not so tall, but dark and hand- some RYLAND PAUL DAVIS, JR, lILannyll jeepers! those weepers! . . . one of the friendliest we know . . . Take that list up, Lanny. JAMES DANE DYKSTERHOUSE Jimi quitea traveler . . . good-humored and friendly. . . seems to have a knack for poetry ? ? ? JOHN FRANK ELLIOTT, IV llJ'efll that laugh . . . Photos by E11iott . . that's a car he drives ? ? ? MICI-IAE L GAR LAND E LLIO T T llMikelI basketball and tennis are his sports . . . he watches our P's 'n Q's . . . the best yet CHRISTINE FREYA ESTES llTenall she looks to the skies . . . oh, that tiny waistline . . . beware those dimples M NANCY ELIZABETH ESTES I I Nancy if ,-ff' .,V, Q VVVV 4' I o n e o f our Big Ushers . . . a promi- W , A nent secretary-to-be . . . always ready 'Z wg? . g ffl 1-V A 5 with a smile E GARLAND ROBERT FERNE YHO UGH gg , e H i ff I tall man on the basketball team . . . one V of Mr. Webster's crew . . . sincerity ' - gf Plus HOWELL MORRIS FERNEYHOUGH Howe11 135 one of our cornmitted seniors . . . ., AV businessman . . . mighty nice guy to A' know ' Lili: wg JEANNE LAMAR FORSIGHT I Jeanne A' A f i w if' can reallyplaythat licorice stick . . . a friendlylittle miss . . . sure to succeed ' in life 35 IRVINE CARRO LL GIBSON Carroll seems to dig thatliterature . . . reserved and serious minded . . . gets along with everyone R. E. LEE GILDEA, JR, llLeell tall tales from the hill-country . . . seems to enjoy life . . . that dry humor . . . brains plus BETTY JANE GIBSON llB.J'II ,,,,. mightyusher. . . quite a little actress 09 'Y . . .gether tolend you some ofthat sweet personality EW BETTY JANE GIBSON Betty Jane that s-l-o-W, southern drawl . . . grace- ful . . . those beautiful brown tresses , wnwwwe LEE GARRET GURLEY lINiCkYl engaging accent . . .quite a character , , . listen to that giggle L MARY COLEMAN HANKINS Mary Coleman pleasingly g u l l i b 1 e . . . good-looking wardrobe . . . never a. dull moment with Mary DORA FRANCES HARMAN IIDodoIl little and cute . . . dresses nicely . . . she prove s that good things come in small packages THOMAS ARTHUR HARRIS IlTomrnyll he digs thatpoetry! I . . . battle weary from studyhall. . . avid member of the Science Club ANNE ELIZABETH HILL Beth known for her one dimple , . , can't keep her dates straight . . . a most attractive dispose-all . . , a. real party gal! .TUDITH MACON HORTON lIJudYll beautiful eyes . . . sunny disposition ,:.. , K ww G. sf Ji.. 8.1, Nnunufw' ,c,p'VV,p SHELBY JEAN HERRING Shelby shortand sweet . . .pleasing disposition . . .always laughing . . . Here Comes the Bride CE CILIA ADE LE HICKS Cecilia our most athletic Senior girl quiet and sincere . . . she's there when need ed 'Via S301 Si? -fi If W, K , , Guys-S: 5 if H ,V WW . . .nice smile . . . quiet, but don't let that fool you JOHN SHIRLE Y JOACHIM IlJohnll take s quite an interest in his studies , . . good-matured and friendly in his quiet way . . .a Very nice person to know . . . CHRISTOPHER MEREDITH JOHNSON Chris very happy-go-lucky . . . always ready for a good time . . . one of the pickin' and singin' crew 1-.Qff VIVIAN LOUISE HUTCHERSON Vivian most attra ctive . . . beautiful blond tresses . . . headed for a bright future in business MARY LINDSAY JARMAN Baby Sis naive . . . known for her good-looking clothes . . . lovely complexion . . . one of Miss Horwitz's pet peeves ai it im, MOLLIE ANN JOHNSON Mollie V A , one of the big nine . . vivacious . . . 5 W is I that Most Popular' gal . . . a wonder- ful listener who understands OTIS MELVIN JOHNSON, JR. ous snappy dresser . . . quite a ladies' man . . . active interest in sports . . . always prompt? '? , .11-giifmfivf 'Qu fE?:Xff?lfi iii? Rf ewfggyiqiwiikfgfii'eifrlg Jag .vfzgszyff we JOE R. KATES eiiii 5 uhyoeu hail s from Colorado . . . pleasing personality . . . head ofthe Debate Team I A ,E . . . conclusion.: a big asset to Lane I A, Raimi if JOAN MARIE KEATTS ' vlJ'oanll I ,i x enjoys athletics . . . studies hard . . quiet and sincere . . a big usher . ,ip Ql' , . 'i'g MARGARET PATRICIA KING f'Pat ' A ' ' U IQ fh- , Q IAVV N tiny and cute . . . has a ready smile V . gi A QL . . . one of the working class . . . aw- Ng ss E A , fully nice to know , 0 f DAVID NELSON KINLAW Bootie i all-around sports enthusiast . . . quiet but friendly . . . well-liked by all PATRICIA LOUISE KIRT LEY llpatll he aded for the big city . . . very sophisti- cated and poised . . . loads of fun to have around WILLIAM LEONARD LaFORCE, JR. IlLynnll Photos by LaForce . . . shows quite an interest in rods . . . has a way with the faculty 39 ,aww 1.75 5 5 61 V ' wg,- 4' ' fl - fra: A gf. Wk 4. 1, xy, -4 A' ,, X ,fe '24 ' isgf ' '--i::::2iI'f:iE'r:' . :' ls U., , . .. E k GARY DO YLE LEAVE L llcaryll SYLVIA JEAN LANE Sylvia cute little blond . . . wears her clothes well . . . quiet and sweet . . . headed for big business MARILYN SANDRA LANG Sandra she's sporting a sparkler , , , very thoughtful and considerate . . . put her on your good to know list .M M-4 . fr . wonderful worker . . . our most sin- cere senior boy . . .alittle shy, but nice as can be , , milky JAMES ALEXANDER LEITCH ' IIJ irnnlyl I appears to be scientifically inclined , peddled candyfor 215 . . . easy to get along with gi, .R A kr my ,f Q A - ' , at J :-., 5 ' --,, I 5 K-...W if U. -.,,- 40 , M... ,, MARY PATRICIA LINDLEY llpatll Wahoo-o-o-ol I I . . . and addition to Lane that we'll never forget . . . con- clusion: A Great Gall ALAN WALTER LINGHAM IlTexII CHAIN gang photographer . . . baseball is his sport . . . has a surplus of grey matter . . . will go a long way LOIS ANN LOVERN III-lois ll LANETIME typist ...one of Mrs. Bowen's clan . . . always willing to lend a helping hand. DONEIT TA LOUISE MADDEX Done itta bright and ready smile . . . cute clothes, worn well . . . a swell girl to know no UIQ LARRY FREDRICK MARSH ll GEORGE EDWARD MAHANES Mah0ne tops all the way 'round . . . sense of A humor plus . . . seems to like football and baseball . . . is it Miss Horwitz? NANCY CHRISTINE MARKS I lNanC.y I I one of our working gals . . . totes a diamond . . . a sincere little miss M .. , V H .Q A uLarr s , A. , M N 4. Y ss E H M tall, good-looking blond . . . man of the . ' . H N- business world . . . nice guy to know JUNE FAYE MELONE June 11' -was-mm sews beautifully . . . one of those country gals . . . neat as a pin JERRY RALPH MILLS llJe1-ry!! our best-looking guy . . . quite a chauffeur for the girls . . . better watch those pin-balls, Jerry BETTY EPPES MINOR llBettyIl s w e e tn e s s and light shine from her pretty eye S . . . full of fun and swell ideas . . . really a great gal 42 PAUL KEITH MENEFEE llpaulll Sleepy -head . . . made a big hit in the minstrel . . . tall, dark, and hand- some RICHARD WAYNE MILLER Dickie areal pal . . . usually quiet,but popular . . . can really handle that Buick . . . flirt R 2 ' ROSE MARIE MITCHELL Rose there's a ring on her finger . . . life of a party . . . Seventeen and no static DE LORES ANN MORRIS lIAnnll enjoys sports . . . always comes through with a smile . . . we'll miss the crazy gal! MARIAN DUNN MUS TAR D Chick1e petite little miss she hkes that southern accent . . . pretty as a picture --one of her own MARTHA RUTH NARENSKY Martha has it bad for brown eyes loves to dance . . . prides herself on being an individualist . . . she is qulte talented in nurnerous fields REBECCA LINK PASCHALL Becky' quite talented . . . nice as they come . . . she will certainly succeed at any thing she attempts MARVIN BERNARD PAYNE Marvin hails from Albemarle there's friendliness in that smile big man on the track team M!0h, 'l11- Q ' ,ib L I . g ,f Vi T j ,V L i N MA LCO LM RANDO LPH PE TIT T Mac d on 't turn him loose in that chem lab ...has a way with the ladies. . . dependable SHIRLEY ANN PRICE Shirley MIT CHE LL EDGAR PUGH Mitchell enjoys singing, and is good too!! . . . friendly in his own quiet way . . . can really handle that Ford ELIZABETH ANN RAY Elizabeth shows quite an interest in her studies . . . one of our friendliest . . . never loses that smile bright future ahead . . . neatly dressed . . . one of our working gals iwmff V CALVIN LEE ROBERTS Calvin beware those black curls! II . . . a yellow and black convertible, maybe ? . . . a good dancing partner WANDA GA Y ROBER TSON llcayll lives up to her name . . . envied for her good looks . . . quite the little seam- stress . . . JOHN HAMILTON ROGERS John people laugh . . .gets along with every- L V L , ill Il ll E 5' a good sport . . .has a knack for making one VALORIE JEAN ROOD N f flaw . ,, Valor ie sports a pretty head of hair . . .in- dustrious and dependable . . . good natured . . . very nice girl to know wzizwfw - .1 fx A X, MN in WILLIAM LEVY SMITH llBi11ll seems to enjoy beingapart of the Nation- a1Guard . . . cute . . .aguy worth knowing MARJORIE MCCULLOUGH SNEAD editor of LANETIME . . . hard-worker . . . one of our more studious seniors KENNE TH WAYNE SHAUGHNESSY IlKennylY that accent . . . one of those carefree redheads . . . a really great guy BAR BARA ANNE SHORE Barbara sweet . . . aworking gal. . .pretty dark hair . . . very quiet and reserved if g . 4 , 0 4'-my K, if F my kgs K 'G l ef ei E Q-E ' Q . 551 Yah , t 11 Q. -2 .. . , z. -,, V ' yu K '- pw-f 1 , 1 -'ff' , 45 WAYNE RAY SNOW F93 ff? Ilwaynell ff , E , the tenor section Won't be the same without him . . . always laughing . . . man of the world MARY JO STOKE Ig' WS vlMary Jon faffi f , f 41 ,LSE WX,, .TANICE REEVES STRADLEY quite a skater . . . full of vim and vigor . . . gets along with everyone lIB1n1nylI hails from Roanoke . . . artistic asset . . . always on the go . . . more fun! . ,gg i , W, , WILLIAM DOUGLAS SUDDARTH g,z, 'I J SQ Dou g ca: A 3 A V: A, a working man . . . seems to like being the only guy in the F.B.L.A. . . . nice looking chap lv' Q i-99?-it A - 46 MARY ANNE SULLIVAN Mary Anne an interested listener . . . quite a beau- takes an interest in her studies . . . tician GEORGE WAY LAND TAY LOR George great ingenuity . . . that curly hair . . a willing worker THOMAS JEFFERSON TAYLOR I H ll concientious worker . . . that D.A. hair- A ilgihf Tommy Cut . . . top znan on the Student Council LINDA THOMPSON Linda norihward bound , , , inature, sopl-is iicated, worldly UU , 7 , iilOWS those kisses Well m A fi, V JACQUELINE ELIZABETH TOD L ' , ' so ' Jackie ,s rx VI., bak, c an really throw a party , . , quite an lf 'N'11 11 i wir organizer . . .versatilityplus. . . if , V gh always on time ? '? ? 1 fi, LV my 4, SYLVLA EDITH TOMS Edith JOYCE KAYE TRAVIS Butch dependable and a willing worker our little Secretary . . . reserved, loves her fun JOAN MARIE UPDIKE Joan she does her Work and does it well a promising young homemaker . . great gal to know . 1 bu .a friendly. . . one of our D.E. girls . . . just can't be beat when it comes to being a swell gall V-Wifn , f in Zi ,Y . fb 1 wr' Image Not Available -QF ' A DO UG LAS MA CON VA LENTINE Hr' t !!DOugll 3, scientifically inclined . . . can really pound that typewriter, huh, Doug? . . . quiet, but loa d s of fun when you get to know him If WS, -g-vs 9 A fflfwfx' ,L K if -aqua I My W .. ' iii THOMAS ANDREW WARBURTON a busy senior . . . seems to know how tohandle apiano. . .he'l1 end up on top on going manner . . . clean-cut,well- ' dressed senior 4, I :L-.' .:fw.., as GEORGE AUBURN WEST i -- H George I Y a big , working rnan . . . has an easy- :lf img 1 A 5'-Q.-. iff, K , -quor- MELANIE JANE WEST ,V A. ' 'M e lan ie ' ' ' , big, brown eyes . . . well dressed . . . H will really go places in the business world It 'A sf., g OLIVER KENNETH WEST 'Q' -tif KennY Qi I, ,Q-M A A' -PEW WY 'A Mr. Jordan's right-hand man . . . that i , Joker is Wild . . . how are we going to . get along without his wit ANNE CHRISTINE WESTMAN Anita attractive gal with an appealing smile . . .smart as a whip. . .our own pride and joy that we're responsible for Image Not Ayailable VIO LET MAE WHITE Violet aprospective secretary . . . she's there whenneeded . . . What's Sarge gonna do without her ? SYBIL KAY WILLIAMS Sybil Kay she sports a white sweater with a big, orange letter . , . little, but oh my!! . . .Spreads cheerwith her warm aqv'9 ' 4 AA4e J ' personality I I 5 - JAMES BARBOUR WILLIS, Ill I L I I Jimmy I I cool love r . . . always ready to take A '7 part in any excitement . . . Madison or if I V, ' bust I I I fyll WILBERT HERMAN WINGFIELD xl' If 'grew PSHE BLANCHE LUCILLE WOOD Lucille petite little miss . . . one of our future secretaries . . .her beautiful quietness speaks loudly for her JOHN LINWOOD WOOD Johnny better watch those curly locks . . loves to hunt . . . a real asset to our football team one of Miss Bland's helpers . . . rather small , but big in heart . . . make it a point to get to know him 'K'-it'-'gr DELMA JOYCE WOODSON Delma pea che s and cream complexion . . . seems to like library work . . . a really swell gal JAMES WILSON WOODSON llJirnrnyIl quiet, but inafriendly Way . . . pleasant and obliging . . . We wish him the best MARY LOU WOOD Mary Lou active interest in the Girl Scouts . . ' y quiet but not shy . . . beautiful eyes VVYL it y,' 0 'Wendell quiteaphysique! . . . football and track hero . . .full of fun andwit. . . mischievous 1. II II J' 4 yi? df. l y WENDELL WILKIE WOOD f' Q 1 ll ---- . Lf,, . Iii' 41+ :GQ f f. Q if-wi, ,,f',f'f 52? . A S UZANNE ES TE LLE WRIGHT Suzanne an all- around gal . . . a willing and capable worker . . . a smile for every- one . . . she'l1 really go places MARGARET LAMBE TH WYLLIE Margaret convertible lover . . . don't let that shy appearance fool you . . . main interest: U. VA. 50 gy I CHARLES COOPER YOUELL, III A Charlie ' always ready with a joke . . . chatters II C as' if V incessantly . . . watch out for those I v i lly 5 pranks . . . noticeable speech defect Gam , I PCST GRADUATES CECELIA MAY PERRY Cecelia awelcomed P. G. . . .seems to enjoy sports . . . will climb to the top by being herself CLARENCE HYDE SAUNDERS lIBi11lI V quiet, but nice . . . very well dressed . . . glad he came back this year 51 d 95 Ce' Au Y A lesson in Every thing 15 in Pla Monday Morning lineup. rn ob Psych o1Ogy HH ve che gravel. 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'Q 5 .l JUNIORS Frank Orser Jeff Parson Jeanette Patras Eddie Perry Roy Pippin Mary Pitman Allen Preddy Joe Prothro Elizabeth Purcell Marvin Rabe Wendell Raleigh Maxine Ramsey Wally Reed Billy Rogers Walter Ruiz Nancy Rush Donald Sandridge Stuart Shelton Leona Shifflett Ann Simmons Vivian Sisson Bobby Snow Gene Spears John Speidel Sue Strawhun Betty Stephens Sue Stribling Leonie Symonds Neal Tash Sylvia Taylor JUNIORS Bobby Thomas Bill Thompson Cora Toms Becky Trainum Nickie Tripolos Leona Trogdon Rebecca Trogdon Norma Wahl Frances Webster . jc Susan Tyler ' Jo Ann Wells Gladys White John Wood Rusty Worley H V 4- H mi li 5 K 'N an 5 L W it ,Mn ,1i,gq . Not Pictured: Lois Black Peggy Burgess Betty Hicks Bobby Jones Bobby Marshall Sylvia Marshall Brenda Morris Charles Payne Sherman Shifflett Bobby Sites Ronnie Lynch 59 MSA, .V e Q-374 'W AM , , wwe g ,:,: 4, llsl . L 2 an bi AQ' is 9 SOPHOMORES Brenda Adcock Kenneth Agee Tommy Allen Elizabeth Alrich Warren Amos Lil Barrett Mike Barrett Richard Bartelt Jerry Barton Barbara Batton Susan Bean Elaine Beard George Beckwith Angye Beddow Duane Bickers Carolyn Bishop Mark Bishop Richard Bonavita SOPHOMORES Yvonne Bragg Barbara Breeden Anne Bright Judy Brown Mildred Bryan Lorraine Bryant Harriet Buck Roger Bullock Cliff Campbell Johnny Cather Pennie Chisolm Polly Cole Gerry Colenda Lisa Coleman Scotty Colley Faye Collier Brenda Collins Jackie Cornptoa Betty Ann Cook Gloria Crawford Pete Crowe Ann Cubbage Archie Davis Frances Davis Nancy Davis Robert Davis Phil Dean Jeff DeBell Danny Denby Torn Edwards Anne Ergenbright Jim Farinholt Peggy Fewell Lucy Fielding Patti Finnigan Mickey Fitch Kathy Flynn Peter Forbes Sandra Foster Beverly Frye Irene Gagianis Carol Gay , sllr J nirr - A J J Pill, X vw ' ',,tt V: if V V sei 2 i iry J . Q, ,J iw gt, gf A , , gy Q - ,,t ,, . 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'TW' Ralph Gianniny Danny Goodson Joanne Goodson Karen Guiff Barbara Guinn Peter Hallock Wanda Hambrick Billy Harlowe Linda Harmon Diane Hawkins Micheal Hayden Jo Anne Hedrick Joyce Hedrick James Helvin Steve Henderson Donald Hensley Marian Hensley Lucy Herbert Pat Herndon Lacy Hill Robert Hill Paul Hoch Joan Homel Sharolyn Hoose Robert Hopkins Vernon Houghton Peyton Hulnphrey Roberta Isabell Stacy Jackson Larry Janow Linda Jarman Carolyn Johnson Kay Johnson Linda Jones Alice Justin Beatrice Keatts John Kenny Helen Kilby Judy Knight Linda Lacy Kathie Lambert Robert Landis SOPHOMORES Silly Lawrence -Iarold Layne knn Leitch Bette Lively fackie Maddex Vo Ann Marsh Bobby Marshall -lelen Marshall Carl Mason iichard Mason Lynn Martin Barbara Matthews Ronnie Mauer Sandra Maupin Patsy Mawyer Nancy McConchie Richard McLane Betsy Meade Donald Melton Florine Mertz Eddie Mitchell Phyllis Mitchell Mary Ann Moneymake r Martha Mooney Terry Moore Freda Morgan Betty Jean Morris Earl Morris Tommy Nottingham Carolyn Noud Jane Nunley Mary Palumbo Dolores Payne Linda Perry Stuart Perry Ronnie Phillips Ann Powell Judy Powell Linda Price Josh Pritchett Billy Pugh Virginia Pugh I N . ,LQ as 7 'fl ' 1 A gg ii i! ., , ,V ' if 7 his -W E,-rl, .Q .M '- F I .Q ,fix L X K Q ' in 'W ,AW Lg 4 A ,jp L, 433, EW 1. 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WW VL,,, ,,, , ai, ,Y 1 l,f,,,,f ' S, RX T ,af v Nt l Margaret Ramsey Georgia Jane Reitz Betty Ann Rex Ellen Robinson Steve Runkle Emily Sandridge David Sandridge Polly Sandridge Eby Sauder Winkie Sheffield Pat Shelton Richard Shifflett Bobby Shoffner Tommy Singleton Lynn Sisselberger Billy Smick John Snook Susie Solf Beth Southall David Southall Dorothy Sprouse Richard Staton Rita Stavitski Woodrow Stoke Sandra Strawhun Peggy Taliaferro Earlene Tash Barbara Taylor Billy Taylor Kenneth Taylor Ann Thomas Rea Thomas Dickie Thompson Jane Tomlin Kathy Tomlin Harold Trainum Susan Trice Judy Twyman Thomas Updike Frank Uprnan Pete Van Lear Sally Walker SOPHOMORES Terry Watson Robert Weatherman Linda West Betty Wilkerson Paula Williams Rozell Williams .. .IVE RM Stanley Wood Mike Worley Ben Yeatts Not Pictured: Polly Cherry Linwood Chisolm Edward Cole Linwood Crawford Billy Fisher Betty Herring Gloria Humphrey Ashby Johnson Billy Lang Roger Lynch Sylvia Marshall Nelson Roberts Sybil Shelton Ken Shifflett 65 Q CLASS OFFICERS Chr1ssyChiknas Vice President Maria Costan, Presidentg Ricky I . 'WS my 'Gif My A ,Qin vo. k , mn 4: 'fe M., FRESHMEN John Al brant Gordon Archer Donna Sue Armstrong John Auer Mary Alice Barr Bertha Barton Julia Barton Ann Battle Margaret Beach Mary Anne Bell Alfred Bishop Freddy Boger Billy Bowling Dickie Bragg Arthur Bright Buddy Brooks Jimmy Brooks Gloria Brown FRESHMEN Julie Brown Pat Brown Peggy Burnley Robert Burnet Sharon Bynaker Virginia Craig Mary Cannon Brenda Carter Allen Carver Chrissy Chiknas Robert Childress Jaca Christian Wayne Clarke Frankie Clements Tally Cady Joyce Collier Barbara Collins Kay Cooper Wayne Cosner Maria Costan Frances Crafaik Rebecca Crawford Phyllis Crawford Ann Crispell Kaye Cropp Nancy Daniel Barbara Davis Kit Deinlien Pat De Priest Alice Jane Dew Donna Dew Donna Sue Donalds on John Drumheller Nancy Lou Dudley Billy Duncan David Duran Ronnie Durham Lynette Eades Jay Early Kathleen Edwards Reid Eikner Jack Eldridge ' S:-vrfsg rr fi ,A - f. .1 -i Q 5' .. Q'-'L 1:5-fr? J -V f ' ' s ' mfg, wgsltst ' K , ,. 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'WWF fl '!Zf '?Y was is! A D a n C A ' 3 L? , ' V5 W - V I ,. . wnygiui, . . ,s,: , ., jk, I i'-:, ,.1.f F fififiiifi' ' t 1 , X ,,, ' ' 'i12,12':-My is V' Not Pictured: Mary Jane Brown Elizabeth Chief Richard Crebbs David Ferneyhough Eliza beth Frazier Jerry Haney Booton Herndon Charles Johnson Earl Paynter Gloria Roussedu Bob Snead 79 ts ii.: K Q 'S Suspense '? ? Are you ready, Ju Dnn't! lian The Sa mt S .1 Takes time, doesn't it? Workmg hard ? UHEANIMUUN STUDENT ,M-'fr' ,,,,u.M ff' fFirst rowl Joyce Travis, Tommy Taylor, Suzanne Wright. QSecond rowl Mary Anne Stecure, Nancy Cooley, Chrissy Chiknas, Maria Costan, Ellen Wade. Joan Mustard, Rickv Hevener. CThird rowj Sharolyn Hoose, Betsy Callaghan, Gayle Martin, Katherine Chisholm. Paula Clarke, Linda Harmon, Diane Valenti. Qlfourth rowl Steve DeBell, Susan Tomlin, Martha Narensky, Kathy Curtis, Leona Glass, Ann Fauber. fFifth row, Jon Bailey, Terry Watson, Polly Sandridge, Dorothy Sprouse, Jey Rogers, Frances Webster, Martha Cropp, B e v e r l y Claytor, George Beckwith, fSixth rowj Mike Elliott, Charlotte Heyne, Anita Westrnan, R os e Mitchell, Jackie Tod, Ann Leitch, Mrs. McCue. fSeventh rowl Molly Johnson, Marlene Colo, Kit Deinlein, Fred Roughton, Hunter Manson, Mr. Hoose. fEighth rowj Scott Colley, Kenny West, Julian Beckwith, Sandra Foster. 82 COUNCIL ffirst row, Tommy Taylor, Presi- dentg fsecond rowj Joyce Travis, Secretary- Treasurerg Suzanne Through the efforts of the Student Council last year, contributions amounting to over a thousand dollars were raised by students to make it possible to bring a foreign student to Lane. The fulfillment of this g oal was realized this year when Anita Westman, of Sweden, came to Lane. The Council is now sponsoring a L a n e student for an ove r s e a s trip this su.mmer through the American Field Service. Other a c t iv it i e s have included Homecoming events: continuation of the Honor Codeg partici- pation inthe Miller 8: Rhoads forum in Richmond, Virginia, at which Lane's foreign student appear- ed on the panelg sponsoring assemblies and a panel at the February P. T, A. meeting. Wright, Vice-President. Below: Kick-off of drive for foreign student 83 J? Q44 K HONOR CODE COMMITTEE 3? w 7 ml 5 fi . as -- -' ,, X ref Q , L fl in K , ,, ji 117: li, Beverly Claytor, Scotty Colley, Joyce Travis, Tommy Taylor, Frances Webster, Nancy Cooley, Maria Costan. The Honor Qode Qommittee issues Honor Code cards to applicants and supervises the operation of the Code. A standing committee of the Student Council, it consists of a representative fr om each class, elected from and by the Council. The president of the Student Council heads the Honor Code Committee, and the Council secretary handles the Committee's paper work. 84 RULES COMMITTEE Ki or S QQ 9 ,1 it fi 9? ti Jeff Par s on, Mike Elliott, Suzanne Wright, Mr. Walker, Rose Mitchell, Sandra Foster. The Rules C ommitte e is a standing committee of the Student Council, created to deal with infractions of school rules and to counsel the offenders. The vic e -p 1' e s ide nt of the Student Council is chairman of the four man committee,which is composed of juniors and seniors, elected by the Student Council from its own members. 85 USHERS CLUB Betty B i s hop , Valorie Rood, Joan Keatts, Gaynell Gibson, Linda Thompson, Nancy Rush, Shelby Kidd, Bob Goodman, B. J. Gibson, Jon Bailey, Frances Webster, Marlene Colo, Tommy Taylor, Suzanne Wright, Joyce Travis. The Ushers Club is composed of juniors and seniors,whose duties are to act as guides for new students and visitors, to keep the lunch line moving smoothly past the food counters, and to maintain order in the cafeteria and on the three floors during lunch. Rather than beingapolice force, these students act as a reminder to those who are tempted to dowrong, The Ushers also usher at plays, concerts, and other activities sponsored by Lane clubs and organizations. Members of the Ushers Club are elected by the Student Council at the beginning of each s chool year. The Ushers are under the able sponsorship of Mr. H. H. Walker. 86 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL fFir st rowj Ormonde Deane, Sylvia Lane, Tommy Taylor. fSecond rowj Stanley Wood, Jeff Par s on , Nickie Tripolos, Lois Lovern, Connie Costan. fThird row, Linda Thompson, Sandra Fo ste r , Bob Goodman, Gaynell Gibson. fFourth row, Scotty Colley, Bill Thompson, Tommy Warburton, Ryland Davis, Billy Yeatts, Jon Bailey. Scotty Colley, Secretary, Jon Bailey, Chairman. The Inter-Club C ouncil is a subdivision of the Student Council. Its membership is composed of the vice-president and one othe r member of each of the twenty-one student organizations at Lane High School. The chairman and secretary of the Inter-Club Council are members of the Student council. The Inte r - Club Council acts as a clearing house for all the organizations at Lane. Its main purpose is to coordinate group activities, set-up schedules, and stimulate cooperation among the student clubs. Mrs. Mohney is the faculty advisor, student officers are .Ton Bailey, chairman, and Scotty Colley, secretary. We hav-e a regularly scheduleddfneeting every six weeks on Tuesday at eight o'clock in the morning. 87 CHAII fFir s t r owl Beverly Claytor, Paige Butler, fSecond rowj John Kenny, Alan Lingham, Jef Elliott , Denny Taylor, Athena Angelus, Maria Costan, Sandra Maupin, Jim Fogleman. fThird rowj Mr. Guthrie, Susan Trice, Chrissy Chiknas, Joan Homel, Frances Webster, Bob Goodman, Billy Yeatts . The CHAIN has represented by its staff all classes and all major areas of activities at Lane. The Gang works in all places and at all hours. The sixth period finds its members in rooms 114 or 217 or 318. The la st days of August found the Gang pounding pavements soliciting ads from your local merchants. Dances, banquets, athletic contests, and P.T.A. meetings called our photographers to Work at night to record these phases of our life. Getting the entire student body and faculty photographed, supervising the payments of subscription installrnents, and getting ideas for the theme and art work are some of the things that keep us busy. 88 J e f E l l i o tt , Photographer, Fr anc e s Webster, Business Ma na g e r 3 Beverly Claytor, Senior Editor, Paige Butler, Editor. TAFF , ., f Smile pretty. 'fNvH1Sni They do work sometimes. 5 L - Q Who knows ? LAN ETIME STAFF 1 Seated: Lois Lovern, Martha Narensky. Standing: Kathy Tomlin, Sue Strawhun, David Armstrong, Hunte r Manson, Ormonde Deane, Bill Thompson, Ann Cheetham, Tommy Warburton, Morland McMurry, George Taylor, Martha Mooney, Marjorie Snead, Betsy Meade, Betty Rex, Miss Elam. E a ch afternoon during the sixth period 18 students, comprising the staff of LANETIME, gather in r oom 3 l 5 . To them falls the re- sponsibility of publicizing all of the activi- ties of Lane High School. Operating on a tight three -week schedule, the staff is kept busy collecting, writing, and typ in g n e w s g taking pictures, headlining a r ti c l e s 3 proofreading and making up the paper, and attending to the numerous details that go into putting a newspaper together. Though despairing at times of getting the n e W s p a p e r distributed t o the students on schedule, we have so far always had the news ready by 3:20 of each third Friday afternoon. Only then the tired staff has been able to re- lax for a brief weekend before beginning the labor of creating another paper, QFirst rowj Morland McMurry, Business Managerg Betsy Meade, Feature Editor. fSecond rowj T ommy W a rbu rton, Assistant Editorg Margorie Snead, Editor, Hunter Manson, Sports Editor. fThird rowj Bill Thompson, Circulation Editor. fFirst rowj Rose Mitchell, Jeff Parson. Sauder, Mr s . Meade, Peter Forbes. BUMBLEBEE STAFF P4-sf35K.!! bt. L- -Q TS, 5 xl 'U'-Vs,ga'f,'-.V 2.9942 Hz SCHOGL CSecond rowj Eby fThird rowj Stacy Jackson, Kathy Tomlin, Shelby Kidd, Ricky Garnett. fFourth rowj Judy Horton, Faith Atkins, Gary Leavel. fFifth row, Ma r t ha N a r e n s k y-, Suzanne Micaud. fSixth rowj Bunny Stra dle y , Betsy Meade, Joan Homel, Ann Battle. CSeventh row, Louis Redden, Scott Colley, Jack Hammond. fFir s t r owl Joan Homel, Art Editor. QSecond row Rose Mitche ll , Editor. CThird row, Peter Forbes Proof Editor, Scotty Colley, Poetry Editor, Jeff Parson, Assistant Editor, 91 This year was a record year for the BUMBLEBEE, Lane's literary magazine . A grand total of 266 Lanites were 'stu.ng, far more than ever before. M r s . M e a d e and her energetic staffheaded by Editor Rose Mitchell and Assistant Editor Jeff Parson pro- duced twn superior editions fromthe stories, Sketches, essays, and poems solicited from the student body. A hit with the student body was made by the cover of the February issue, a sketch entitled From Beginning to End, the drawing of a donkey dis- tracted by a bum ble be e buzzing around its hea d . The north end of the donk e y on the front cover, the south end on the rear cover. The Spring Issue of the BUMBLEBEE lived up to the high standard set by the previous issue. The staffis proud that s o much interest in creative writing has been s hown by Lanites this year, and hopes that the beehive in r oom 208 will continue to buzz with a product that meets their approval. KEY CLUB The gy Club consists of nineteen members who have at least a C average in their subjects and satisfactory in their conduct. The theme of the organization is service to the school and to the community. The clubis sponsored jointly through the Kiwanis International and the school. Dr. David McKeith is the school's sponsor. During the past year the Qy Club has undertaken numerous projects. Service projects for the school include a candy sale, caring for the flags, sponsoring an assembly program, caring for the drink bottles in the cafeteria, giving a banquet for the school leaders, and providinga teacher's parking lot. The major project for the community was helping the Kiwanians sell Christmas trees. The club also gave a dance along with its many other activities. .Ion Bailey, Vice -President, Gary Leavel, Secretary, Kenneth West, Presi- dentg Jim Fogleman, Treasurer. F ir st rowj Jim Fogleman, Paige Butler, Dr. McKeith, Kenneth West. fSecond rowj Julian Beckwith, Gary Leavel, Lanny Davis. fThird row, Hunter Manson, Frank Orser, Bob Goodman. Fourth rowl Morland McMurry, Lea Gildea, Jon Bailey. fFifth rowj Jac Jolly, Dickie Miller, George Beckwith. fSixth row, Kurtis Hess, Bobby Glover, David Gaylord. 92 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club this year is undertaking a differentproject in order to ally itself more , , closely with the I.G.Y. The club has changed from its usual biological project to a study of the changes in water from the time it falls as rain or snow to the time it leaves Charlottesville in the Rivanna R iv e r . T h e project consists of making several qualitative analyses of samples ofwater at various stages, and comparing the findings. Distilled water will be usedas our standard of purity. A side- line of the main project is a study of the accuracy of weather forecastings. Rita Stavitski, Secretaryg Lee Gildea, President, Morland McMurry, Vice- President. IAN fFirst rowlRita Stavitski,Nancy Daniel, Jo Ann Hedrick, Bobby Eby, Ricky Hevener, Hugh Gildea, Lee Gildea fstandingj. fSecond rowj Valorie Rood, Suzanne Wright, Judy Alexander, Georgia Jane Reitz, Peggy Burnley, Jane Garth. fThird row, Joyce Hedrick, Kathy Tomlin, Barry Jones, Billy Pope, Paul Hoch, Morland McMurry, Charles Hutcherson, Miss Duke. fFourthrowl George Taylor, Tommy Harris, Herman Blackwell, Jef Elliott, Tommy Adams, Lanny Davis, Kit Deinlein, John Kenny, Bill Thompson. 93 GIRLS' SENIOR TRI-HI'Y All through the year various members of the E-Hi-Y have been working once a week in the children' s wardat the Uni- versity Hospital. They have also sponsor- ed the T. B. Bangle drive and have donated clothing toward the community Needlework Guild. They gave a party for our foreign student, Anita Westman. Also they gave a farewell shower to Mr s . Pittman before she left Lane. The Girls' Senior Tri-Hi- lhas cooperated with the Senior Boys' Hi- Y club to pre s ent weekly homeroom devotions, chapel services, and a dance. The girls' club has also served the faculty tea and has planned joint meetings with the Albemarle Tri-Hi-Y. At the beginning of the ye ar an induction service and supper was held at the Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y has sent delegates to the District Convention and the Model Gene ral Assembly in Richmond. Frances Webster was elected president of the Valley District for next year. This club is sponsored by Miss Lillian Butt and fe-iii ' LUQI Mrs. Everett Pittman. .71,tf..M9ls?W f'-gl'2 f A fFirstrowj Anne Cheetham, Presidentg Ormonde Deane, Vice-President, Marlene Colo, Secretaryg Linda Thompson, Treasurer, Amelia Edmundson, Se rgeant-at -Arms . fSecond rowl Frances Webster, Chaplain. fFir'st ro wj Frances Webster, Ormonde Deane, Chickie Mustard, Nena Martinod, Valorie Rood, Ann Che etham, Mary Hankins, Eugenia Bibb. fSecond rowl Connie Costan, Nickie Tripolos, Margaret McCue, Beth Lisle, Shelby Kidd, Louise Dunn, Nancy Rush, Charlotte Heyne. CThird rowl Joyce Travis, Gaby Hall, Linda Thompson, Fleta Addington, Lois Lovern, Marjorie Snead, Sue Strawhun, Betty Booker, Joyce Hall. fFourth TCW, Betty Bishop, Anita Westman, Joyce Ballard , Mary Jarman, Beverly Claytor, Pat Lindley, Molly Johnson, Christine Estes, Rose Mitchell, Jackie Tod, Gay Robinson, Marlene Colo, Miss Butt. 94 GIRLS' JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y As in former years, the Girl's lg. Tri-Hi- Lis trying to live up to the high standards and ideals set by the club. The membership is selected from the sophomore, freshman, and eighth grade girls. Under the sponsorship of Miss Lillian Butt and Mrs. Everett Pittnnan, they helped sponsor the T. B. bangle and the Junior Red Cross drives. The girls gave clothes to the Needle- work Guild, and also served refreshments for a faculty meeting. Other activities included sending a delegate to the Model General Assembly and attending church in a body with the other Hi-Y clubs. X F95 W Paula Willairns, President, Sandra Foster, Vice- Presidentg Maria Costan, Treasurerg Chrissy Chiknas, Chaplain. Not in Picture, Eby Sauder, Secretary. fFir st row, Miss Butt, Eby Sauder, Sandra Foster, Paula Williams, Chrissy Chiknas, Maria Co stan . fSecond r owl Mrs. Pittman, Linda Perry, Judy Twyrnan, Betty Rex, Joyce Collier, B r e n da C a r t e r , Ellen Wade, Janice Smith, Barbara Guinn, Barbara Fickes, Maria Tripolos. fThird rowj Margaret Ramsey, Lisa Coleman, Mary Palumbo, Linda Jones, Maria Fekas, Mary Ann Ste c ur e , Athena Angelus, Soteria Tripolos, Susan Nickles, Patricia DePriest, Suzanne Wheeler, Jane Mitchell, Nina Hobbs. fFourthrowj Carolyn Miller, Lennett Eades, Nancy Tilman, Betsy Meade, PeggySing1eton, Julie Brown, Joan Peatross, Vicki Seiler, Mable Lingham, June Sample, Sandra Purvis, Kaye Cropp, Diane Plant, Susan Hodges. SENIOR HI-Y QW' 1342 fFirstrowj Frank Orser. fSecond rowj Chuck Kenny, Larry Janow. fThird rowj Ryland Davis, Randy Fitzgerald. fFou.rth rowl Tommy Taylor, George Taylor. fFifth rowj Jeff DeBel1, Gary Leavel, fSixthrowj Dan Cook, Lynn LaForce. CSeventh rowl Ben Yeatts, Jimmy Miller. fEighth rowl Tommy Singleton, Jim Kidd, Tommy Harris, Tommy Warburton, John Speidel, Mike Hayden, Robert Hopkins, Tommy Updike. The Senior Hi-Y under the sponsorship of Mr. G. C. Speidel has worked on many important p r oj e c t s . Among them were the sponsoring of the Hei-Y dance featuring Miss I-Ii-Y, participation in the local Toys for Tots campaign, selling tickets and operating rides at the Apple Harvest Festival Carnival, c on d uc ting an induction service for new members, presenting devotions over the public address system, sponsoring chapel services in the morning, attending a different church as a group each month, and collecting fund s for CARE which made possible the distribution of almost two tons of food in foreign lands. The Senig-g Hi-Y participated in the Hi-Y di s t r i c t conference at Hot Springs at which Lane's Tommy T aylo r presided, and in the Model General Assembly in Richmond at which Tommy served as Speaker of the House. During the summer, delegates attendedBlue Ridge Training Congres s at Blue Ridge, North Carolina. Frank O r s e r , Presidentg Scotty Colley, Vice- Pre sidentg George Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer, Gary Leavel, Chaplain. 96 JUNIOR HI-Y we QF ir s t r owl Ricky Hevener. fSecond rowj Ralph Gould, Torn Mitchell. fThird rowl Weller Head, Larry Meister. fFourth rowl Dickie Bragg, Bobby Rood, fFifth rowj Eddie Wells, Billy Yeatts. fSixth rowj Fred Roughton, Jay Early. fSeventh rowj Steve Helvin, Mr. Main. fEighth rowj Johnny Auer. John Auer, Chaplaing Ricky Hevener, Presidentg Billy Y e a tt s , Vice -Presidentg David Ramsey, Secretary-Treasurer. 97 This year the Junior I-Iwi' has been a very active organization at Lane. In addition to holding our regular me etings , we have taken over the re- painting of one of the bulletin boards in the lunch room and are decorating it with our symbol and other emblem s to inspire clean living and a Christian life . We are helping the Sr. Hi-Y with its cloth e s drive. A lot of work goes into this because the clothes are picked up at many homes as well as being brought to Lane by the students. Also we are going to run the concession stands down on the athletic field during track and baseball seasons. We hope that many pe ople are going to look at our bulletin board and take notice of our messages and realize what we are trying to do. W fi' MONOGRAM CLUB ...-Q' Y. . ,fi ,M g I Johnny Wood President Bob Callaghan, Vice- President Not in picture Abby Abernathy. The objectives of the Monogram Club a r e to promote b etter sportsmanship, to increase interest in athletics, to develop school spirit andpride in our school and to build good school citizenship. The club als 0 helps at athletic contests in any capacity needed. Only boys having earned a varsity letter in some sport are eligible for membershipg from these, new members are voted into the club. Some of the p r oj e ct s and activities carried out by the club are as follows: flj operating of the concession stands for football and basketball games. QZJ taking up tickets at basketball and baseball games. UQ providing award ribbons for the track meets. MQ sponsoring the annual Christmas dance. The clu b this year is raising money to provide trophies for participants in sports and to help furnish other equipment needed for the sports program F ir s t row Bo b Callaghan, Johnny Wood, Abby Abbernathy. fSecond rowj Stuart Shelton J ohn R odge r s John Bevilacqua, George Mahanes, Wendell Wood. fThird rowj Eddie Dean Duane Bickers, Doodle Helvin, Jimmy Goodwin, David Fuller. fFourth row? Marvin Payne Billy Lang J1mFogleman Steve Henderson, Steve Runkle, Jon Bailey. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association gives girls in Lane who are interested in sports an opportunity to participate. One of the chief obje ctive s of the club is to encourage sportsmanship. A knowledge of and a respect for the rules of the games are stressed. Every girl is encouraged to play hard and to win or lose graciously. This year the association offe r s basketball, volleyball, and softball. After several practice sessions, each class plays all other classes for the championship of each sport. Each girl who participates in one of these sports will receive a monogram if she earns five hundred points. By earning two hundred additional p o int s , s he is eligible to receive a star. Points are distributed for participation in sports, by officiating at games, and by being an officer in the club. The G, A. A. sponsors the Christmas Dance each year. The pr ofits are used to buy some- thing for the school's athletic department. The Q, A, A. spons or s are Miss Miller and Mrs. Davis, Physical Education teachers at Lane. Ellen R o bin s on, Secretaryg Carolyn Coleman, Presidentg Janis Napier,Vice-President. Not in picture, Georgia Blakely, Treasurer. fFirst rowj Janice Napier, Carolyn Coleman, Ellen Robinson. fSecond rowj Nancy Hunt, Nickie Tripolos, Brenda Harris, Audrey Bingler, Gloria Marshall, Ann Cubbage, Nena Martinod, Mabel Lingham, Sylvia QI-1iCk, Diane RUG Y- fThird row, Cecilia Hicks, Helen Taylor, Diane Valenti, Barbara Taylor, Maureen Jagoe, Wanda Painter, Maria Tripolos, Avon Sargent, Lisa Coleman, Soteria Tripolos. fFourth rowj Miss Miller, Barbara Jaskewicz, Sandra Farmer, Patsy Adams, Jane Porter, Edith Whitehouse, Beatrice Keatts, Joan Keatts, Mrs. Meadows. DEBATING CLUB The Lane High School Debating Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. J. Tevis Michie, is a rewarding activity for students interested in public speaking and logic. The c l u b is affiliated with the speech de- partment of the University of Virginia and has participated, along with other major high schools in the state, in its debate programs. Last spring both the negative and affirma- tive teams won in the d i s t r i c t competition. This year the topic is resolved: United States Foreign Aid Should Be Substantially Increased. The present teams hope to bring back honors to Lane High. -I.. Joe Kate s, Presidentg Linda Thompson, Vice- Presidentg Ormonde Deane, Inter-Club Council R ep r e s en ta tive 3 Peggy Fewell, Secretary- Treasurer. faround table? Joan I-Iomel, Jack Hammond, Linda Thompson, Joe Kates, Mrs. Michie, Ormonde Deane, Joyce Ballard, Suzanne Wright, Joyce Travis. ART CLUB Sue Harris, Secretary-Treasurer, Marian M u s ta 1' d , President, Linda Price, Vice- President. The Art Club is an organization open to any student at Lane who is interested in art. He need not be amember of the art classes. Meetings are held every first and third Thursday of the month in the art room on the fourth floor. Mr. Jones, the art teacher, is the sponsor. This year two exhibits were displayed, one in the workrooms and one in the art room. Ahighlight of the year is a trip to Washington, planne d in order that the members of the club and the art classes may visit the various galleries there. fFirst rowj Sue Ha 1- ris , Teresa Staley. fSecond rowj Bunny Stradley, Elaine Beard, Adele Rodeffer, Mar ian Mus ta r d . fThird row, Mary Harland, Joan Homel, Sharon Weaver, Anita Westman, Mary Palumbo, Carolyn Ayers, Peggy Singleton, Marie Shull, Mr. Jones. 101 -tg, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA , E, The Lane Future Business Leaders Q America is an organization for students who a r e looking forward to careers in business. Any student who is enrolled in a business subject or who has com- pleted at le a s t one unit in business is eligible for membership. The organi- zation is sponsored by the United Busi- ness Education Association and is one approximately 14,000 chapters through- out the Unite d States. In addition to monthly meetings, members ofthe group attend regional, state, and nation- al conventions Wh e r e they participate in various contests designed to develop character, to train for leadership, and to create more interest and understand- ing in the wise choice of business occu- pations. Ir e n e G a g i a n i s , Parliarnentariang Nickie Tripolos, T r e a s ur e r g S ylvia Lane, Vice -President, Vivian Hutcherson, President, Lois Lovern,Secretaryg Delma Woodson, R e p o r t e r 5 Janice Hutcherson, Historiang Connie Costan, Inter-Club Council Representative. fFirst rowl Doug Suddarth. fSecond rowj Mrs. Bowen, Delma Woodson, Connie Costan, Sylvia Lane, Fleta Addington, Lois Love rn, Janice Hutcherson, Nickie Tripolos. fSecond rowl Judy Brown, Brenda Harris, Melanie West, Dora Harmon, Athena Zervos. fThird rowl Betty Bennett, Joyce Jones, Marlene Colo, Loretta Loftin, Sue Stribling. fFourth row, Jackie Maddex, Linda Harmon, Betty Jane Gibson, June Melone, Linda Perry. fFifth rowj Peggy Taliaferro, Dorothy Sprouse, Nancy McConchie, Barbara Taylor. fSixth rowl Nancy Marks, Betty Bishop, Lucille Wood. fSeventh rowj Cecilia Hicks, Sandra Lang, Ann Morris, Terry Moore, Irene Gagianis QE ighth rowj Beverly Dunsmore, Becky Trainum, Christine Estes, Molly Johnson, Beverly Claytor. 102 . FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers Q America functions for the purpose of helping students who plan to teach to understand the many opportunitie s and problems which face teachers. The program is set up to encourage students to enter the teaching profession. To benefit from the E. 1. program one ought to be planning a career in the field of teaching, and one should desire to know more about the methods used in education. The-FL L-li, holds its meetings once a month. Holding debates, seeing movies, and hearing speake r s are a few of the Liga-.'s activities. .fi J ,, QF ir s t r owj Jackie Tod, President. fSecond r owl Ann Ergenbright, Secretary-Treasurerg Bill Thompson, Vice-President. QFir st r owj Pat Kirtley, Linda Thompson, Martha Narensky, Joyce Travis, Gerry Colenda, Nancy Dudley, Barbara Fickes, BettyAnn Rex, Ann Bright, Earlene Tash. fSecond row, Jackie Tod,Pat Lindley, Elaine Beard, Ann Ergenbright, Julie Brown, Joan Peatross, Ann Battle, Mary Frances I-Iarlen, Mary Wood, Diane Plant, Nina Hobbs, Alice Justin. QThird1-owl Bill Thompson. 103 PLAYER'S C-UB QFirst rowj Neal Tash, Jeff Parson, Bill Thompson. fSecond rowj Stanley Wood, Earlene Tash, Betty Rex, B. J. Crib s on . fThird rowj Rose Mitchell, Bob Hopkins, Margaret McCue, Susan Micaud. fFourth rowj Jimmy Willis, Diane Riley, Gaynell Gibson. Althoughno theatrical careers are guaranteed, the P1ayer's Club gives each member an idea of what people in the theater do: working on the plays , which are usually given twice a year, learning to conquer stage fright and to love foot- lights. The re is also the matter of stage effects. Lights have to be run, curtains opened and closed at the right time, makeup applied, scenery built and painted, and costumes made, fitted, refitted, and readjusted. T w enty - one points a r e necessary for ad- mittance into the club. These may be earned by working on one of the many projects of the club. One may be in the Junior Player's Q: until he has earned enough points to qualify. Neal Tash, President, Jeff Parson, Vice-Presi- dentg Earlene Tash, Secretaryg Robert Hopkins, Treasurer. 4 ENGINEERING CLUB K 'rig of f 2' fi 'I 1' , I I ',.,xI K N- iftx 2 iff 4 rw ,Y 'f ,,.-I-- mm A'--' Mr . Re itz , Lynn LaForce, Rusty Worley, Jef Elliott, Kurtis Hess, Morland McMurray, John Kenny, John Bevilacqua, Ralph Hester, Tommy Adams, Lanny Davis, Danny Denby. The Engineering Club is a newly organized club designed for the promotion of the sciences, chiefly those in the field of engineering. The group is composed of thirteen boys and our sponsor, Mr. Reitz. The club is fortunate to have a University of Virginia adviser, Mr. Omer Gianinni. This year one of the group's projects consists of determining and solving Lane's traffic prob- lems. Study of the problem has proved to be interesting and beneficial to prospective engi- neers. In addition to having guest speakers and going on field trips, the club plans to undertake pr oj e ct s that will include the interests of all members. The Lane Engineering Club Meets every Thursday in room 221. John Kenny, Secretaryg Morland McMurry, Presi- dent, Kurtis s Hess, Treasurerg Lanny Davis, Vice-President. 105 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The Distributive Education Club is the Lane High chapter of a national organization. Every high school that offers a D.E. course has also a D.E. Club , s inc e it is intended as an integral part of the course. The mo s t important activities are related to retail training. Just now all club members are engaged in projects which lead toward entering d i s tr ic t contests with other schools in nearby communities. Merchandise presentations, j u d g - ing of selling techniques, ad layouts, window dis- plays, model job interviews, and othe r related subjects are studied by all in order for us tofind our best prepared students to represent Lane in the district competition. Socially, D.E. has yet to prove itself. Plans for a dance are under consideration. Since our members w o r k from noon to late afternoon and eveningg we're not always around for extra- curricular activitiesg we join in when the boss gives us time off. Left to right, standing: Melanie West,Reporterp Betty Bennett, Secre tary, M i t c h ell Pugh, Chaplain, Ronnie Davis Treasurer, Calvin Roberts, Vice-President. Seated: Howell Ferneyhough, President. Not in picture Jim Dexterhouse, Parliamentarian. fFir s t r owl Ronnie Davis, Betty Bennett, Howell Ferneyhough, Calvin Roberts. fSecond rowj M e 1 a n i e W e s t , Wayne Snow, Mitchell Pugh, Jim Dyksterhouse, fThird rowj Shelby Herring, Nancy Marks, Jim Bailey, Bobby McCauley. QFourth rowj Peggy Byrant, Mary Sullivan, Betty Bingler, Edith Toms, Paul Menefe e . fFifth rowj Carroll Gibson, Nick Gurley, Mr. Webster. fSixth rowj Johnny Wood, Garland Ferneyhough, George West, Larry Marsh. TEEN TOWN TIME PWD- I TEEN TOWN TIME'S announcers, Mac Petit and Harvey Hague. S E V E N T E E N Dickie Bragg, Eby Sauder, Julie Brown, Susie Solf, Rose Mitchell, Sandra Farmer, Eddie Mitchell and Betsy Callaghan on SEVENTEEN, . , 'QS 107 LANE Mr. George Sergeant, Director 10 This year's Concert Choir Qsixty-five voicesj presented several s c hool assembly programs. The choir , Chorale, girls ensemble and treble choir produced their traditional Christmas and Spring Concerts. Six representatives were sent to the All-State Chorus Workshop in Herndon, Virginia, and to the District V Music Festival in Amherst, Va. The choir also gave concerts at Albemarle High School, several of the elementary schools, the Unive r s ity Hospital, Blue Ridge Sanitarium, and at Monticello for the Easter Sun- rise Service. 8 111 1 lr- an 5'- W Q il- rw R' , 'N , if 1 x if 'fl an 'i 'Z me fm al, Wx? wp, LANE fFirst rowj B.J. Gibson, Stacy Jackson, Lynnett Eades, Dorothy Sprouse, Penny Chisholm. fSecond rowj Violet White, Rebecca Paschall, Pat Lindley, Rose Mitchell, Marian Hensley. QThird rowj David Sandridge, Wayne Snow, Dan Cook, Otis Johnson, Tommy Gray, Dickie McLane. CHOIR ASSEMBLY if J LM A! h 110 HOIR fFirst rowj Violet White, B. J. Gibson, Valorie Rood, Joyce Jones, Stacy Jackson, Susan Tyler Lynnett Eades. fSecond rowl Ellen Shifflett, Judy Alexander, Dorothy Sprouse, Marian Hensley QThird row, Rebecca Paschall, Pat Lindley, Rose Mitchell, Penny Chisholm. MR. SERGEANT DIRECTS THE CHOIR uf' ga' 1 pf' 1- ' im N . W ay-',--I7-E'-i1, f. J 1 5154, if 5 g : ' f.?f'1lQ:qJl' Hp 1 3' f - 1 1 K? f 'VYg'-Qifslifffu f' K K' 5 ?,,g,,,. 111 LANE 2 . 7 F A A THE LANE HIGH BAND The Lane High Band, under the direction of Sharon B. Hoose, enjoyed one of its most out- standing years. In February, Lane was host to the All-State Band, which included 190 bandsmen from 2 O schools in District V. A record number of Lane High Band members were selected for the Concert Bandg of the Z4 chosen, 9 of them gained first-chair positions. The year's efforts p r oduc e d the finest band Lane has ever known. It was honored to play a concert for the Virginia Education Association Convention at the Mosque in Richmond. For the second year, it cooperated with the Albemarle High Band in a combined concert, featuring Keig Garvin, solo tr om bonis t of the U. S. Army Band. The Autumn Concert featured selections played by Band parents. The annual Christmas Concert again drew a capacity audience to see and hear the band in a yuletide picture-window setting. The 18th Annual Spring Concert was acclaimed a s on e of the finest productions by an amateur iriusical group. The Concert Band, small en s emble s , and soloists participated in the District Music Festival in Harrisonburg in March. The Marching Band performed at home football games, and in the parades for the final Apple Harvest Festival and the initial Dogwood Blossom Festival. 112 . Y , mi .evfssfgiigggggwfz ggiegw gi: it . . . ig , ..,,l , ,,,, l . , , X l .. ,.,,, . i,i' W. , C .,,., 'A BAND -QW 33221 I , we wg r , if www--W.. -, My L,..,, .JA , ,, , A I. iii! Ahh :fn as ,, vain. Mr. Hoose takes a bow 113 LANI CONCERT BAND OFFICERS Thomas Warburton, Vice Presidentg Kurtis Hess, Presidentg Ann Cheetharn, Treasurerg Joyce Ballard, Secretary. Sharon B. Hoose, Director of Band W f i 4 BAND MAR CHING BAND OFFICERS fFirst rowj Cpl. Jeanne Forsight, Cpl. Paul Hoch, Cpl. Joyce Travis, Cpl. Jackie Compton, Cpl. Ann Le itch , Cpl. Allen Preddy, Cpl. Joyce Ballard, Sgt. Albert Crittenden. fSec0nd rowj Top Sgt. Ha rry Durham, Cpl. Scott Colley, Znd Lt. Kurtis Hess, Capt. Julian Beckwith, lst Lt. Marvin Rabe, Sgt. Thomas Warburton, Cpl. Russe11Worley. Notpictured: Cpl. William Lawrence. FIRST CHAIR PLAYERS QFir st r owl Jane Bell, flute and piccolog Jeanne Forsight, soprano clarinetg Ann Leitch, alto clarinetg Nancy Dudley, bass clarinet, Thomas Warburton, bassoon, Paul Hoch, alto saxo- phone, Ann Che etham , oboe, fSecond rowj Albert Crittenden, French horn, Harry Durham, cornetg Richard Miller, tenor saxophone, Standen Harris, bass, Michael Hayden, baritoneg Scott Colley, trombone, Julian Beckwith, percussion. 115 LAN! OBOES, FRENCH HORNS, FLUTES, SAXOPHONES, AND BASSOON fFir st rowj Peggy McClanahan, Albert Crittenden, Thom Thurston, Thomas Adams, William Bowling, George Beckwith, Ann Cheetham. fSecond rowj Audrey Farrar, Betty Birckhead, Sally Walke r , Jane Bell, Arthur Bright, Nancy Daniel, Ann Crispell, Joyce Ballard, Gloria Fa r ra r , Roberta Rolston. fThird rowj Richard Miller, Paul Hoch, Charles Littlejohn, Frank Worley, James Wilhoit, Joyce Travis, Robert Burnet, Thomas Warburton. Not Pictured: Charles Shepherd, Suzanne Wheeler, Louise Wright. CORNETS, TROMBONES, AND BARITONES fFirstrowl Gene Sandridge, Harry Durham, Russell Worley, James Feil, Mary J a rman , Jeff De Bell, Ellis Harris, Pearon Lang, Joseph Richmond. fSecond rowl Carol Morrison, Andy Smith, Scott Colley, Kurtis Hess, Marvin Rabe, John Speidel, Patrick Akins, Jane Garth. fThird rowj Ralph Gould, Michael Hayden, Donald Sandridge. Not pictured: Andrew Evans, William Lawrence, William Rolston. 116 BAND SOPRANO, ALTO AND BASS CLARINETS QFirst rowj Jeanne Forsight, Anita Wirthlin, Joanne Goodson, Elizabeth Alrich, Anne Bright, Sand r a C ox , Sharolyn H 0 o s e . QSecond rowl Ann Hunt, Nancy Richardson, Bertha Barton, Demetria Patras, Deanna Mason, Allen Carver, Lawrence Meister, John Compton. fThird rowj Gloria Hurnphrey, Beverly Rush, Louise Craddock, Linda Morrison, Ann Leitch, Nancy Dudley, Sandra Mason, Patricia Harris. Not pictured: Barbara Batton, Burton Keeble, Ann Scruggs. PERCUSSION AND BASSES QFirst rowj Stephen DeBell, Sterling Durham, Allen Preddy. fSecond rowj Richard Mason, Harvey Hague , Thomas Mitchell, Wayne East, Allen Bennett, Julian Beckwith. fThird rowl Standen Harris, William Pugh, William Carter, Rodney Thomas. Not pictured: Dallas Underwood. 117 V WM Young Love Winter fun, here we come. What's so funny ? What's the trouble ? 2. -me Caught in the act. il Look at those legs!! 8 - SPHLIS -5- FOOTBALL Although the 1957 fo o tb all team won only one game, the boys on the team never stopped trying. Throughout th e e nt i r e season the players n e v e r 1 a c ke d de sire and spirit. This was a truly great group that represented our school on the gridiron in the best traditions of sportsmanship. Next year the team should do much better since only a few boys will be lost from this years team. L ane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lan e Lane Lane Lane Lane Thomas Jefferson Hermitage Albemarle Manche ster Hopewell John Marshall Highland Springs Fairfax Waynes boro Pete rs be rg Co-Captains Wendell Woodg Stuart Shelton. , , has 111' Q, 'hiatt Johnny Wood,Halfback,---selected by the coach- ing staff as the most valuable player on the team---played both offense and defense and was consistent in both---one of the most experienced boys we had Wendell Wood, Fullback---Co-captainu-out- standing in all phases---missed a great part of the season with a knee injury---good, shifty runner 121 George Mahanes, Halfback---first year man who did a good jo b ---made up with desire what he lacked in experience. John Roge r s ,Halfback ---first year man-- fastestman on the team---good runner but lacked experience. Otis Johnson, End---two year letterman---came Dave Kinlaw, End---a sure blocker and a threat along fast at the end of the '56 season and was a as a pass r e c e ive r ---shifted from halfback to starter in '57---good blocker and pass receiver end during '56 season---started many games Jimmy Willis, Tackle---very fast---saw service mainly as a defensive tackle - - -letter winner from the '56 team 122 G 5 . i 1 S Centersfleft to rightQ James Helvin, Bob Guardsileft to rightj Hunter Manson, Ed Head, Goodman Bill Lang, Jim Farinholt, Steve Helvin Tacklesfleft to rightj Eddie Dean, Jim Willis, Endsfleft to rightj Richard Shiflett, Otis Johnson, Steve Henderson, Tom Allen, Roger Ly-nch, Jim Dave Kinlaw, Randy Gibbs Kidd f E A 'f V 1 l i' M' - ' f F 1 1 1 i s 3 i if 1 , , 123 2 ,z H Backs CFirst r ow, left to rightj David Armstrong, Tommy Phillips, Steve Runkle, Jimmy Jones, Ken Taylor, Mike Barrett, Richard Staton, Percy Wood, JeffParson. fSecond row, left to rightj George Mahanes, Ste rling Durham, Stuart Shetlon, Wendell Wood, John Rogers, Jim Goodwin, John Wood. fFir st row , left to rightj Jim Kidd, Roger Lynch, Dave Kinlaw, Eddie Dean, Bill Lang, Otis Johnson, Jim Farinholt, Ed Head, Bob Goodman, Hunter Manson, Steve Helvin, managers, John Bevilacqua, Preston Coiner. QSecond row, left to right, Coach Phipps, David Armstrong, Jimmy Jones, Percy Wood, James Helvin, Steve Henderson, Randy Gibbs, John Rogers, Richard Shiflett, Richar d Staton ,Ken Taylor, Tommy Phillips, Jeff Parson, Coach Main. fThird row, left to rightl Mike Barrett, Tom Allen, Jimmy Willis, Wendell Wood, George Mahanes, Sterling Durham, Jim Goodwin, Steve Runkle, John Wood, Stuart Shelton. 124 may V JJ. yur 3 ,J - Mae 'R-.. Coaches: Ralph Main and Paul Managers: Preston Coiner, Roy Phipps, Pippin, John Bevilacqua, and Dickie Thompson. 125 ' tw BASKETBALL fDownj Garland Ferneyhough, Pete Crowe, Mike Elliot, Ed Head, Dave Fuller, Stuart Shelton Walte r Ruiz, Dave Gaylord, Jon Bailey, Abby Abernathy, Pete Bickers. Coach Cooke, Bobby Jones, Bob Callaghan, Manager John Rogers. Co-Captain Bob Callaghan, Coach Cooke, C Captain Bobby Jones. 12 Lane Alumni Lane Miller Lane Waynesboro Lane Albemarle Lane Thomas Jefferson Lane Petersberg Lane Waynesboro Lane Hermitage Lane Manchester Lane Highland Springs Lane John Marshall Lane Hopewell Lane Albemarle Lane Thomas Jefferson Lane John Marshall Lane Petersberg Lane Thomas Dale Lane Highland Springs Lane Manchester Lane Hermitage Lane Hopewell Under the able leadership of Coach Dave Cooke and Co-Captains Bob Callaghan and Bobby Jones, the 1957-'58 basketball team hada very successful season. The team has hustled and fought hard all year and most of our losing efforts have been by slim margins. As the CHAIN goes to press the team has compiled a 12-9 record overall, and is 7-8 in Central District play. n u I Abby Abernathy -- Syear vet --- plenty of hustle and chatter -- good play-maker and shot. Managers: John Auer, Ricky Hevener 8: John Rogers. 128 12 GOLF left to rightj Jim Fogleman, Jon Bailey, Jim Bailey, Walt Tierney, Coach Guthrie. Coach Charles Guthrie. 13 The golf team was very successful in 1957, in its first year of full-scale competition. The young sp ort went over the .500 mark by winning four and losing three. Team victories included wins over Petersberg, Hermitage, Harrisonburg, and Highland Springs. The defeats came at the hands of Petersberg, Hermitage, and Harrisonburg. The team went to the state tournament in Danville and placed ninth in a field of sixteen. Walt Tierney, Lanes number one man, faired well by placing seventh out of a field of sixty partici- pants. The squad lo s t it's number one and two men but s ome up-and-coming lowerclassmen make the prospects for next year look bright. aiwq ,, ,. ,,,, Ffff ,E 2 'E f? ,F ' L . 5 l .f Jim BKHEY Walter Tierney Jim Fogleman Jon Bailey i Q 3 5 1 W 131 'mmiiif wawxigifia. NN Wfz, , .-.2 'I .ff , . f ff my :f':5,1 'f,i'fai,1fi,g1,Q,,-Siiii mi, ' 2112111-' 2 , 1, a,4f,.-, f?u.,'-:1-hwv., .,-0, hf.,., , V ,v., NW, Z, ,L rm EMMA' V' wi' TRACK QFirst row, left to rightj Bobby Shoffner, John Rogers, Jim Shaw, Ryland Davis, Charles Baker, Billy T aylor , Richard Staton, Billy Harlow. fSecond row, left to rightj James Helvin, Eddie Smith, Earl Morris, David Omohundro, Otis Johnson, Wendell Wood, David Armstrong, John Mickel. fThirdrow,lefttorightj Sam Webster, Jim Farinholt, Bobby Jones, Stan Harris, Marvin Payne, Dave Gaylord, Clifton McClure, John Gibbs. UP 8: OVER - O There was only one letterman returning from a fine 1956 squad to bolster a green but determined 1957 squad. Because of this lack of experience the team did not fair as well as in previous years. But the boys fought hard and went over the .500 mark in the win column. With a good crop of young boys the future of track at Lane looks bright. I .....4m'f ' 132 I B' m e QW' as C , .- 21, ' iii .. ' A' T 1, 1 - 0 f - C L is 5. ' . ff. . , an ...,, .Q ' ' YT' , V 'T' it ,,'g ' J :Wif i W , Vg l 4 W , if 'k M J kk is t , VV .. ' 14 ' K' ,g 4' V, P, J J 'N Lu.. s I ' X' 1 ' wrirru-'Wg tbsp. w QQ? ' .1 . 71'--f L N Xml A y lrse ,fr J ,ge if 3 rl L a+ Q g r W . lm 2 K Lk.'k Xl, I W iii x , W ,A P I .. 4 JV Xing, Km 77 Z W WW ef JP, J , A v 'i H ji i'i7i. if 4.15 Yfkw I ,L-'gift ' 5,245 f ki Ki ir 5 1 J . C J .A is L .V Q. ,J 5 0 ' E L i i' I ' ii 5 5 it , J f ,af Q he by - 1 E N- . ww' ' X I 1 8 Distance Men: Billy Taylor Dave Gaylord Jim Farinholt Ryland Davis Sam Webster John Gibbs Hurdle rs 4 Charles Baker John Mickel David Omohundro Earl Morris Sprinters: Billy Harlow David Armstrong John Mickel V. V ' 4 'Q L .xt ' ' If J.,, A - A -nf? C Field Men: John Rogers Bobby Shoffner Wendell Wood Marvin Payne Clifton McClure Otis Johnson Bobby Jones Stan Harris David Omohundro High Juanpers: Clifton McClure David Omohundro Otis Johnson Stan Harris Marvin Payne 133 BASEBALL Y i fFirst row, left to right, John Snook, Stuart Shelton, Phil Dean, Charles Youell, Dave Kinlaw, Eddie Dean, Duane Bickers. fSecond row, left to right, Josh Pritchett, Bobby Taylor, John Bevilacqua, Pete Bickers, George Mahanes, Alan Lingham. fThird row, left to right, Coach Phipps, Eddie Abernathy, Manager Preston Coiner. Coa ch Paul Phipps f-f.. 5 f.f.. I V...M,q 134 In its first year at Lane, the baseball team had a la r g e t ur n o ut . Although the team lacked experience, it compiled a record of six wins and six losses, which was very good. The experience gained by the team last year will be a great help in the coming year. The team lost only one man and will gain valuable assistance from new and transfer students. ia Infielders--fFirst row, left to right? Pete Bickers, Phil Dean, John Bevilacqua, Bobby Taylor. fSecond row,1eftto rightj Alan Lingham, StuartShe1ton, George Mahanes, Eddie Abernathy. HCL' Outfielde r s --fFirst row, left to right, Josh Pritchett, Duane Bickers. fSecond row, leftto right, Dave Kinlaw, Eddie Dean, Charles Youell. Pitche r s ---B o b by Taylor, Eddie Abernathy, Duane Bickers and John Snook. Sir' . Q13 5 2 :QL 2 ii gf : 1 135 Paula Clarke Sue Stribling 136 i VARSIT Home Mollie Johns on Head Chee rleade I Football CHEERLEADERS 2 ff ,,E Martha C 1' opp Sybil Williams Head Cheerleader Basketball Pat Shelton 137 Sandra Maupin Polly Sandridge 13 8 Jane Tomlin Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Cleft to right, Helen Huttong Sarah Beang Kaye Cropp,Head-cheerleader - Basketballg Betty Pleasantsg Alice Jane Dew, Head Cheerleader - Football. Y Cheerleaders in Action 139 'F mv 1-0- x M. wx ':a...., 140 WM'-i Q.. ,ggi ,HL S E 855 ab, L Tw SENIUH HNUM MOST POPULAR BEST ALL AROUND gn 142 BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED 143 ,515 f A H g 5 tg f W3 X S li Mmm? WITTI EST Rose Marie Mitchell - Kenneth West MOST UNFORGETTABLE 145 hx A f Q ' its 5 T ' 9 W1 sw C U T E S T Dora Harman - Dickie Miller MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY 146 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST AMBITIOUS 147 MOST STUDIOUS MOST TALENTED 148 FRIENDLIEST MOST ATHLETIC Cecilia Hicks - Wendell Wood ' Q Q T 1 'wh' ay 'Q ,fi 5, Y' . 9 ' f 3 if gk TT D I V an s v ff KV aw Q M A sw ,W 1 Y 149 SENIOR DIRECTORY ABERNATHY, EDWARD LEWIS . . . 809 North Avenue3 Football 13 Basketball 1,2,4,5Q President of Home r oom 53 V i c e - President of Homeroom 43 Monogram Club 4,5. ADDINGTON, FLETA JO . . . 1504 Rockland Ave- nue3 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 53 F.B.L,A. 3,4,53 Con- cert Choir 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,2. ALEXANDER, JUDITI-I BRAZINGTON . . . 102 St.Anne'sApt.3 Science Club 4,5, Interclub Council 43 Players' Club 13 Choir 3g Concert Choir 4,5. ARMSTRONG, ELEANOR FAYE . . . 227 Douglas Avenue3 F.T.A. 1,2,3. BAILEY, JAMES McNElL . . . Hillcrest Road3 D.E. 53 Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 43 Golf 43 Vice-President of Homeroom 2. BALLARD, LATTA JOYCE . . . 518 N. First Str eet3 Ushers Club 43 The Debate Club 4,53 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,53 F. T .A . 3,43 Military Band 1,2,3,4,53 Concert Band 1,2,3,4,53 President of Homeroom 2. BE CKWITH, JULIAN RUFFIN . . . 1611 Bruce Avenue3 Key Club 3,4,53 District Key Club Convention 3,4,53 Student Council 2,4,53 District S.C.A. Con- vention 43 State S . C . A. Convention 43 Military Band Z,3,4,53 Pep Band 4,53 All-State Band 33 Commence- ment Band 2 , 43 Concert Band 3,4,5i President of Homeroom2,43 Vice-President 33 President of Class 5. BEDDOW, CONSTANCE LEE . . . 700 Belmont Avenue3 Secretary of Homeroom 23 Girls' Chorus 4. BE LL, DORIS JANE . . . 800 Altavista Avenue3 LANETIME 43 Military Band 2,3,43 Commencement Band 3,42 Band Ensemble 2,3,4,53 Concert Band 2,3, 4,5. BENNETT, BETTY ANN . . . 1415 Burgess Lane F.B.L.A. 53 D.E. 5. BIBB, EUGENIA ELIZABETH . . . 1545 Dairy Road3 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Girls' Senior Tri- Hi-Y 4,5. BINGLER, BETTY LUCILLE . . . 1205 King Streets G.A.A. 1,25 D.E. 5. BIRCKHEAD, GORDON A LMOND . . . 803 Nalle Street3 Art Club 23 Football 13 Basketball 13 Vice- President of Homeroom 13 Secretary of Homeroom 2,43 Treasurer of Homeroom 3. BIRCKHEAD, LILLIE MAE . . . 821 Albemarle Street. 15 BISHOP, BETTY ANN . . . 1610 Druid Avenue3 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 33 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 53 Ushers' Club 53 F.B.L.A. 53 Military Band 2,3,4j All- State Band 2,33 Commencement Band 3,42 Conc e rt Band 2,3,4, BLACKWELL, HERMANHUSTON . . . 1015 Altavista AVEDUEQ Boys' Junior Hi-Y 2,33 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 4,53 Science C1Ub2,3,5jF.B.L.A. 3,43 Concert Choir 1,2,3,4. BOOKER, BETTY EUGENIA . . . 440 3rd Street, N.E.3 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 53 Choir 33 Conceri Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 1,2. BRYANT, PEGGY JEAN . . . 1624 Center Avenue3 D.E. 13 Choir 23 Girls' Chorus 1. BUCK, MARY FRANCES . . . 506 Meridian Streetg F.B.L.A. 53 F.T.A. 1,23 Girls' Chorus l,2. BUSKIRK, THOMAS LEWIS, JR. . . 2657 Jefferson Park Circle. B U T LER , FREDERICK PAIGE . . . 1215 Rugby Roadg Boys' Junior Hi-Y 33 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 43 Key Club 4,53 LieutenantGovernor of Key Club 53 District Key Club Convention 4,53 CHAIN 4,52 Editor of CHAIN 53 Business Manager of CHAIN 43 Student Council 2 Treasurer of Homeroom 2,3. CALLAGHAN, ROBERT MORSE . . . 130 Stribling Avenue3 Student Council 23 Football 1, Z3 Basketball 1,2,3,4,53 Monogram Club 3,4,53 Vice-President oi Monogram C1ub3 Vice -President of Hom e r o om 2 3 Treasurer of Homeroom 1. CARTER, WILLIAM C. . . . 1429 Gentry Lane3 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 43 Military Band 3,41 Commence- ment Band 43 Concert Band 3,4,5. CHEETHAM, ANN ELIZABETH . . . 1510 Oxford Road3 Girls' Junior Tri-I-Ii-Y 3j Girls' Senior Tri- Hi-Y 4,51 President, 53 Model General Assembly 3,43 District Hi-Y Conference 4,53 LANETIME 4,53 F.T. A. Z3 Players 'Club 23 Military Band 2,3,4,53 All-State Band 43 Commencement Band 3,43 Improvement Award 43 Concert Band 2,3,4,53 Treasurer, 5. CLAYTOR, BEVERLY JEAN . . . 1119 E. Jefferson Streetg Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,53 CHAIN 4,53 Senior Editor of CHAIN 53 Honor Committee 53 Student Coun- cil 3,4,53 Girls' Chorus 1: CLOWES, WILLIAM EDWARD, III. . .624 North AVCHHCQ Orange High School, Orange, Va.: Boys' J unior Hi -Y 2,33 Science Club 3,4Q Industrial Arts Club 3.4. SENIOR DIRECTORY COINER, PRESTON ALEXANDER . . .116 Altavista Avenue5 Football 55 Vice-President of Horneroorn 55 Baseball 4,5. COLO, MARLENE KAY. . . 1115 Wellford Street: Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 Secretary, 55 Ushers' Club 55 F.B.L.A. 55 Student Council 55 Concert Choir 55 Pre s ident of Homeroom 1,35 Vice-President 45 Girls' Chorus 45 President 45 Secretary of Class 5. COOK, DAN HO US TON, JR. . . . 934 Monticello Avenue5Boys'Senior Hi-Y 55 Concert Choir 55 Foot - ball 2,3. COX, IRIS SANDRA . . . 734 Park Street5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 35 Treasurer 35 Girls' Senior Tri- Hi-Y 45 Military Band 1,2,3,55 Commencement Band 2,3,45 ImprovementAward 45 Concert Band l,2,3,4,5. DAVIS, RONALD LEE . . . 432 Meade Avenue5 D.E. 55 Pla.yers'Club 25 Football 1. DAVIS, RYLAND PAUL, JR. . . . 921 Rugby Road5 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 55 Science Club 55 Key Club 55 Military Band 55 Track 4,55 Vice-President of Home- room 25 Treasurer of Homeroom 35 Concert Band 5. DUNN, REBECCA LOUISE . . . 2001 Meadowbrook Road5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Choir 35 Concert Choir 4,55 Girls' Chorus 2. DUNSMORE, BEVERLY JEAN . . . 1614 Hardwood Road5 F.B.L.A. 4,55 Girls' Chorus 15 V.O.T. 5. DYKSTERHOUSE, JAMES DANE . . . 908 E. High Street. ELLIOTT, JOHN FRANK, IV . . . 314 Kent Road5 Science Club 55 LANETIME 45 CHAIN 4,55 S.l.P.A. Convention 4,55 Engineering Club, 5. ELLIOTT, MICHAEL GARLAND . . . 1205 Little High Street5 Key Club 45 Ushers' Club 45 Student Council 1,55 Rules Committee 55 Players' Club 25 Choir 15 Football 25 Basketball 2,3,4,55 Baseball 55 President of Homeroom 45 Secretary of Homeroom 1. ESTES, CHRISTINE FREYA . . . 6ZOWatson Avenue5Gir1s'Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 F.B.L.A. 4,55 Stu- dent Council 25 President of Homeroom 55 Secretary of Homeroom 35 Girls' Chorus 1. ESTES, NANCY ELIZABETH . . . 606 Altavista Avenue5 lnterclub Council 45 Ushers' Club 4. FERNEYHOUGH, GARLAND ROBERT . . . 421 Monticello Road5 D.E. 55 Basketball 4,55 Monogram Club 4,5. FERNEYHOUGH, HO WE LL MOR RIS . . . 421 Monticello Road5 Scottsville High School, Scottsville, Va.: President of Dramatic Club 25 Culpeper High School, Culpeper, Va.: Football 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Vice-President of Homeroom 35 Monogram Club 35 Baseball 2,35 Lane High School: D.E. 5. FORSIGHT, JEANNE LAMAR . . . 1221 Landonia Circ1e5 Science Club 55 Military Band l,2,3,4,55 All- State Band 3,45 Commencement Band 2,3,45 Improve- ment Award 35 Band Ensemble 2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,4,5. GIBSON, BETTY JANE . . . 1206 Cherry Avenue5 G.A.A.1,Z,3,4.55G.A. C. l,2,35 Ushers' Club 55 Chair- man, 55 Player s' Club 3,4,55 Concert Choir 3,4,55 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Chorale 55 All-State Chorus 55 President of Homeroom 3,55 Secretary of Homeroom 2. GIBSON, BETTY JANE . . . 938 Fifth Street, S.W.: F.B.L.A. 4,55 Girls' Chorus 1. GIBSON, IRVINE CARROLL . . . 204 Cedar Street5 Football 2, GILDEA, R. E. LEE, JR. . . . Cobham, Virginia5 Science Club 4,55 President, 5. GURLEY, LEE GARRET . . . 1001 E. Jefferson Street5 D. E. 5. HANKINS, MARY COLEMAN . . .1640 Oxford Road5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Vice-President, 25 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Interclub Council 25 F.B. L.A. 35 Players' Club 25 Concert Choir 4,55 Girls' Chorus 2. HARMAN, DORA FRANCES , . . 625 Evergreen Avenue5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 F.B.L.A. 4,55 Choir 35 Concert Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Treasurer, 25 Vice-President of Homeroom 3. HARRIS, THOMAS ARTHUR . . 908 Rosser Lane5 Science Club 25 Military Band 1. HERRING, SHELBY JEAN . . . 822 Monticello Avenue5 G.A.A. 15 D.E. 1,5. HICKS, CECILIAADELE. . . 1230 Belleview Avenueg G.A.A. 3,4,55 F.B.L.A. 5. HILL, ANNE ELIZABETH . . . 1858 Field Road5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 Concert Choir 55 Girls' Chorus 4. HORTON, JUDITH MACON . . . 501 Hanover Street5 BUMBLEBEE 55 G.A.A. 2. SENIOR DIRECTORY HUTCHERSON, VIVIAN LOUISE . . . 110 Raymond Avenue5 LANETIME 45 F . B . L .A. 4,55 Secretary, 45 Pre s ident,55 Concert Choir 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Vice-President of Homeroom 55 President of Home- room 4. JAR MAN, MARY LINDSAY . . . 1228 Belleview Avenue5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Art Club 1,2,35 Science Club 25 Military Band l,2,4. JOACHIM, JOHN SHIRLEY . . . 2501 Woodland Road5 Football 5. JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER MEREDITH . . . 705 Evergreen Avenue5 Science Club 4. JOHNSON, MOLLIE ANN. . . 700 Northwood Avenue5 F.B.L.A. 55 Student Council 1,55 Girls' Chorus 15 Concert Choir 4,55 Treasurer, 55 Cheer- leading 2,3,4,55 Head Cheerleader 2,55 Vice-Presi- dent of I-Iorneroorn 3,4. JOHNSON, OTIS MELVIN . . . 1306 Chesapeake Street5 Concert Choir 3,4,55 President, 55 Football 1 , 2,3 , 4 , 55 Basketball 1,2,45 Track 3,45 All-State Chorus 55 Baseball 5. KATES, Joi: R. . . . 1430 Rugby Avenue. KEATTS, JOAN MARIE . . . 1034 Carlton Avenue5 Lane High: G.A.A. 55 Ushers' Club 55 Jefferson School, Alexandria, Va.: Student Council 1. KING, MARGARET PATRICIA. . . 910 SixthStreet5 S.E.5 G.A.A. 15 G.A.C. 15 Concert Choir 2. KINLAW,DAVID NELSON. . . 708 Graves Street5 Football 2,3,4,55 Baseball 4,5. KIRTLEY, PATRICIA LOUISE . . . 1372 Hill Top Road5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 F.T.A. 55 Players' Club 1,2,55 Girls' Chorus 25 Vice-President of I-lomeroom 25 Secretary of Homeroom 1. LaFORCE, WILLIAM LEONARD, JR. . . . 221 Monte Vista Avenue5 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 4,55 Science Club 5. ' LANE,SYLVIA JEAN. . . 436 Third Street5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 45 Interclub Council 4, 55 F.B.L.A. 4,55 Vice-President, 55 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3 ,45 Secretary of Homeroom 45 Treasurer of Homeroom 5. LANG, MARILYN SANDRA . . . 913 Blenheim Avenue5 F .B . L.A. 55 Student Council 2,35 President of Horneroom 1,25 Vice-President of Homeroom 3, LEAVEL, GARY DOYLE . . .1405 CherryAvenue Boys' Senior Hi-Y 3,4,55 Key Club 4,55 Secretary, 5 BUMBLEBEE 55 Military Band 2,35 Cornrnencernenf Band 25 Concert Band 2,3. LEITCH, JAMES ALEXANDER . . . 616 Evergreer Avenueg Football 1,2,3. LINDLEY, MAR Y PATRICIA . . . 2401 Fontaine Avenue5 Cheyenne Mt. High School, Colorado Springs, Colorado: G.A.C. 1,25 Pep Club 25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Triple Trio 25 B Squad Cheerleader 15 Lane High: Concert Choir 4,55 Chorale 55 Girls' Ensemble 55 All- State Choir 55 F.T.A. 55 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Horneroom Secretary-Treasurer 5, LING HAM, ALAN WALTER . . . 1107 Wellford Street5 Baseball 4,55 CHAIN 3,4,55 Engineering Club 5. LOVERN, LOIS ANN . . . 618 7-1f2 Street, S.W.: Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 35 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 LANE TIME 55 G .A . C. 1,25 F.B.L.A. 3,4-.53 Secretary, 55 Parliarnentarian, 4. MADDEX, DONEITTA LOUISE . . . 211 12th Street, N.E.5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Players' Club 2. MAHANES, GEORGE EDWARD . . . 1215 Hazel Street5 Student Council 45 Choir 15 Football 55 Baseball 4,55 Treas urer of Class 15 Secretary of Class 25 President of Class 3,45 President of Homeroom 3,45 Vice-President of Homeroom 2. MARKS, NANCY CHRISTINE . . . 900 Stonehenge Avenue5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 F.B.L.A. 55 D.E. 5. MARSH, LARRY FREDRICK . . . 507 Rockland Avenue. MELONE, JUNE FAYE .. .Barboursvi11e, Va.5 LANETIME 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Concert Choir 4. MENEFEE, PAUL KEITH . . . 507 Stewart Street5 D.E. 55 Commencement Band 1. MILLER, RICHARD WAYNE . . . 1336 Hill Top Road5 Boys' Junior Hi-Y 15 Football 15 Basketball 1,25 President of I-Iomeroom 4,5. MILLS, JERRY RALPH . . . 701 Lexington Avenue5 Secretary of Homeroorn 1. MINOR, BETTY EPPES . . . 1419 Hill Top Road5 St. Ma r g a r e t ' s School, Tappahanock, Va.: Vice- Pre sident of Class 35 Hockey 3,45 Co-Captain, 45 Basketball 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Captain,45Lane High School: Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 5. SENIOR DIRECTORY MITCHELL, ROSE MARIE . . . 1101 Sixth Street, S.E.5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 BUMBLEBEE 4, 55 Editor , 55 S.I.P.A. Convention 4,55 G.A.C. 15 Stu- dent Council 3,4,55 District S,C.A. Convention 3,45 Rules Committee 55 Players' Club 4,55 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3,4,55 Vice-President, 55 Chorale 4,55 All-West Chorus 55 Secretary of Horneroom 3. MORRIS, DELORES ANN . . . 302 13th Street, N. E.: G.A.A. 4,55 F.B.L.A. 1. MUSTARD, MARIAN DUNN . . . 1617 Oxford Road5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Art Club 2,4,55 President, 55 Secretary of Homeroom 5. NARENSKY, MARTHA RUTH . . . 1506 Westwood Road5 BUMBLE BEE 55 LANETIME 55 F.T.A. 4,55 Secretary of Homeroorn 55 Treasurer of Homeroorn 5. NAYl..OR,CrLORIA DEL FRANCO. . . 813 Belmont Avenue5 F.B.L.A. 4,55 V.O.T. 5. PANNELL, JERRY JACKSON . . . 1208 St. George. PASCHALL, REBECCA LINK . . . 1004 Avon Street5 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Secretary, 25 Concert Choir 3,4,55 Secretary, 55 Secretary of Horneroom 35 Treas- urer of Homeroom 15 All State Chorus 5. PAYNE, MARVIN BERNARD. . .lll0Douglas Avenue5 Football 2, Track 3,4,5. PETITT, MALCOLM RANDOLPH . . . 20610th Street5 Boys' Junior Hi-Y 35 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 45 Science Club 55 Players' Club 45 Choir 4,55 Football 45 Track 3. PRICE, SHIRLEY ANN . . . 112 East High Street5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Art Club 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3. PUGH, MITCHELL EDGAR . . .410 Chestnut Street5 D .E . 55 Concert Choir 3,45 Chorale 3,45 All State Chorus 4. RAY, ELIZABETH ANN . . . 1018 Cherry Avenue5 G.A.C. 3. ROBERTS, CALVIN LEE . . . 508 9th Street, S. W.5 D.E. 15 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2. ROBERTSON, WANDA GAY . . . 1606 Greenleaf Lane5 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Art Club 55 Student Council 1,25 Secretary of Homeroom 45 Vice-Presi- dent of Homeroom 3. 153 ROGERS, JOHN HAMILTON.. . 108 Maury Avenue5 Student Council 1,45 Football 1,3,55 Track 3,4, 5 5 President of Homeroom 1,55 Vice-President of Homeroom 1,55 Monogram Club 4,55 Vice -President of Class 5. ROOD, VALORIE JEAN . . . 512 Lexington Avenue5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Secretary, 35 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 Chaplain 45 District Hi-Y Con- ference 35 Science Club 2,3,4,55 Ushers' Club 55 Concert Choir 55 Military Band 1,2,35 Commencement Band 2,35 Concert Band l,2,3. SHAUGHNESSY, KENNETH WAYNE . . . 1208 Meriwether Street. SHORE, BARBARA ANNE . . . 1110 E. Jefferson Street5 D.E. 5. SMITH, WILLIAM LEVY . . . 1418 Gentry Lane. SNEAD,M.AR.TORIE MCCULLOUGH. . .411 Valley Road5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 35 Chaplain, 35 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 BUMBLEBEE 2,3,4,55 LANETIME 4,55 Assistant Editor, 45 Editor, 55 G.A. C. 1,25 Student Council 45 Players' Club l,2,3. SNOW, WAYNE RAY . . . 505 Rockland Avenue5 Art Club 1,2,3,45 BUMBLEBEE 55 Choir 35 Concert Choir 4,55 Football 55 Track 4, Baseball 4. STOKE, MARY JO . . . 1535 Broad Avenue. STRADLEY, JANICE REEVES . . . 1102 Hazel Street5 J effer s on Senior High, Roanoke, Va.: Art Club 15 Choir 2,3,45Y-Teens1,2,3,45F.H.A. 25 F.T.A.25 French Club 3,45 Lane High: Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Concert Choir 1. SUDDARTH, WILLIAM DOUGLAS . . . 1213 Harris Street5 F.B.L.A. 4,55 Vice-President, 5. SULLIVAN, MARY ANNE . . . 416 13th Street, N.E.i G.A.A. 1,25 D.E. 5. TAYLOR , GEORGE WAYLAND . . . 1602 Grove Road5 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 3,4,55 Secretary-Treas- urer, 55 Science Club 3,4,55 LANETIME 5. TAYLOR, THOMAS JEFFERSON . . . Avenue5 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 4,55 Advisor 45 Model General Assembly 4,55 Speaker 716 Rockland to President, of the House, 55 District Hi-Y Conference 4,55 Vice-President, 55 Virginia Boys' State 45 Key Club 55 Interclub Council 4,55 Vice-President 45 Honor Committee 55 Chairman, 55 Ushe r s' Club 55 The Debate Club 3,45 Student Council 2 , 3 , 4 ,55 President, 55 District S,C.A. Con- vention 4 , 55 State S.C.A. Convention 55 F.T.A. 4,55 President of Horneroom 25 Vice-President of Home- room 25 Treasurer of Horneroorn 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY THOMPSON, LINDA . . . 400 Monroe Lane5 Suitland High School, Suitland, Maryland: Chorus 1, 25 Echo 35 Student Council 35 State Student Council Convention 35 Gir1s'Junior Tri-Hi-Y 35 Lane High: Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 T r ea s ur e r , 55 Ushers' Club 55 The Debate Club 55 Vice-President, 55 Choir 35 Concert Choir 4,5. TOD, JACQUELINE ELIZABETH . . . 1208Augusta Street5Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 Interclub Council 45 Se c r eta ry, 45 Student Council 55 F.T.A, 3,4,55 President, 55 Players' Club 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3,45 Vice-President of Homeroom 15 Secretary of Homeroom 4. TOMS, SYLVIA EDITH . . . 918 Altavista Avenue5 Albemarle High School: Girls' 8th Grade Tri-Hi-Y 15 Lane High: G.A.A. 55 D.E. 5. TRAVIS, JOYCE KAYE . . . 1007 6th Street, S,E.5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 35Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, 55 District Hi-Y Conference 45 Virginia Girls' State 45 Interclub Council 35 G.A.C. 15 Ushers' Club 55 The De bate Club 55 Student Council l,4,55 Secretary- Treasurer, 55 District S.C.A. Convention 45 F.T.A. 4,55 Military Band 2,3,4,55 Commencement Band 2,45 Band Ensemble 3,4,55 Concert Band 2,3,4,55 Presi- dent of Homeroom 15 Vice-President of Homeroom 3. UPDIKE,JOANMARIE . . . 323 14th Street5 Girls' Chorus 3, VALENTINE, DOUGLAS MACON . . . 13 C Grady Apts.: Science Club 2,3,4,55 Military Band 1. WARBURTON, THOMASANDREW . . . 833 Locust Avenue5 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 3,4,55 Model General Assembly45 District Hi-Y Conference 45 LANETIME 3 ,4 , 55 Assistant Editor, 55 S.I.P.A. Convention 45 Interclub Council 55 Student Council 35 District S.C. A. Convention 45 Choir 15 Marching Band l,2,3,4,55 Pep Band 35 All-State Band 1,2,3,4,55 Commence- ment Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,4,55 Vice-Presi- dent 5. WEST, GEORGE AUBURN . . .1016 Tufton Avenue5 F.T.A. 15 D.E. 55 President of Homeroom 5. WEST, MELANIE JANE . . . 606 McIntyre Road5 F.B.L.A. 4,55 D.E. 5. WEST, OLIVER KENNETH . . . 615 Blenheim Avenue5 Key Club 3,4,55 President, 55 Key Club District Convention 55 International Key Club Con- vention 45 Interclub Council 45 Student Council 4,55 Playe r s' Club3,4,55 Vice-President, 55 Secretary of Homeroom 4. WESTMAN, ANNE CHRISTINE . . . Keswick, Va.5 Kjellbergska Flickskolan, Yokborg, Sweden: Alliance Francaise de s jeu.nes5 Tennis Clubg Girls' Chorus Girls' Track Team5 Skiing Association of Yokborg Lane High: Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 55 Art Club 5, Student Council 5. WHITE, VIOLET MAE . . . 618 Altavista Avenueg Concert Choir 3,4,55 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Ensemble 4,5. WILLIAMS, SYBIL KAY . . . 505 Elliott Avenueg Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4,55 G.A.A. 15 Cheerleading 2 , 3 , 4 , 55 Head Cheerleader 2,55 Vice-President oi Homeroom 55 Secretary of Homeroom 3. WILLIS, JAMES BARBOUR, III . . . 422 Meade Avenueg Players' Club 3,4,55 Football 1,2,3,4,5, WINGFIELD, WILBERT HERMAN. . .1206 Grove Street. WOOD, BLANCHE LUCILLE . . . 217 Shamrock Road5 F.B.L.A. 5. WOOD, JOHN LINWOOD. . . 709 Elliott Avenue Football 1,2,3,4,55 Vice-President of Homeroom 1 Monogram 4,55 President, 5. WOOD, MARY LOU . . . 703 Graves Street5 Treas- urer of Homeroom 5. WOOD, WENDELL WILKIE . . . 1401 Gordon Avenue5 Football 1,2,3,4,55 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,4,55 President of Homeroom 1,25 Monogram Club 4,5. WOODSON, DELMA JOYCE . . . 707 Maple Street5 F.B.L.A. 3,4,5. WOODSON, JAMES WILSON . . . 805 Rockland Avenue5 Alb erna rle High School: Science Club 15 Choir 1. WRIGI-IT,SUZANNE ESTELLE . . . Keswick, Va,5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Chaplain, 25 President, 35 Girls' Senior Tri-Hi-Y4,55Vice-President, 45 Model General Assembly 2,35 Wearer of Jeweled Hi-Y Pin 55 District Hi-Y Conference 45 Science Club 2,3,4,55 Secretary, 45 Secretary of State, 45 Interclub Council 1 , 2 , 3 , 45 Honor Committee 4,55 Chairman, 55 The Debate Club 3,4,55 Student Council 4,55 Vice-Presi- dent, 55 Players' Club 2,3,4,55 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Concert Choir 3,45 Vice-President of Homeroom 25 Secretary of Homeroom 3. WYLLIE, MARGARET LAMBETH. . . 1916 Thomson Road5 Girls' Junior Tri-Hi-Y 3. YOUELL, CHARLES COOPER, III . . . 1410 Dairy Road5 Boys' Junior Hi-Y 35 Boys' Senior Hi-Y 4,55 Football 3,4,55 Basketball 35 Baseball 4,55 President of Homeroom 2,45 Treasurer of Homeroom 3. orexgn student Fund Rausmg What are you lookmg at Walter 'P Viv' 41'-Z K I The V H V for Victory! I , Coach speaks 155 Mrs. Mohney' s atoms J, That s 111y look I i I 156 The Latin Festival HOW f o ,QS H, 5 ,fs .milf Q 4 X5 K if , , Y V A K S A 5 ' ' fb' W, . 43 91 - ,ff aaa o if A , -,,p-My a Q aaaa f a M--.,, if o What are you looking at, Harry? Don't you do that again! '55 sql A o xx A See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil ' Nged Someone to help push it? X 75 A L Y 157 Image Not Available . j K A.. Jam Q I ., 1 1 ' V Y 1-gf , ' M 6, - , S' ' -li : f f . 1 5 ' ,Q I auf rr W N ,-l- if I 1 ' A -AA' e 5:9 7 t E Q S t Jimzvlff, whai I so funny? if ' f f is 3 A7 2'z 2 .f rikig ,,kL:', l K Q , ji fame, - If e 3 V 1x,LV, A, ZVY QA 1 W.. W., ' . 1 A J I 7 Ln. I 5 . A ,--.4x,, - ff' 'i A. 1' K7 I f N' 'asa V U5 N? is 1. K' K 'Q ,--. Q LL' Q V - ., W' if 1 . F f Y R215 ' Blah, Taking ii vu sy f Af , 1 'Z' 45 , Hard workers on LANETIME! W What do you think These Seniors are featuring? 158 Image Not Available Homecoming Dance . - e Miss Horwitz, who are your friends ? A H, A lu 1 uanllsmqil ' ' z Studious Jane None of this ! Here comes the Queen! X, ,,. W , 2 w-mini? J 1234 -- - i -1 - . 5, ,D ,M ut Sak if ,- .. f - My ,f ikjllqgg -' - 123234. , 7 -mm., ,z , A w ifi E - . M y ,Q gfwx, gi yfkr ' f: Lf 5724, X Paula g et s c r owne d . MI.. Nlckels looks on Good luck to our S.C.A. Pres1dent. x 15 9 QW fl - Tell them, Wendell. Doesn't this prove that we have all kinds at Lane? . What's the matter, Beth ? re you here supporting the team? Mollle leads a cheer fl 160 The bzg 9 we W W 7 Us wax , fl ewvig AWFHHHNIN STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Edward L. Smith, Agent Auto - Life - Fire 407 National Bank Building Phone 3-2237 DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC STORE Distributors for A.G. SPALDING 8: BROS. RAWLINGS MEG. CO. Football, Basketball, Tennis Golf Where Sportsmen meet. 413 E. Main St., Phone Z-2910 WADDEll'S 308 East Main St. For Girls Saddle Oxfords - Loafers For Boys Cordovans - Loafers Best For School Wear GLEASON'S BAKERY, INC. Cakes - Pies - Pastries Fancy Decorated Cakes For All Occasions Let Us Help You Plan Your Party Phone Z-6252 101 East Main Street Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Compliments of VIRGINIA TELEPHONE AND IELEGRAPH COMPANY CLOVER FARM STORES QUALITY FOODS -- LOW PRICES Albemarle-Michie CO., Inc. Supply Warehouse Central Virginia Division Clover Farm Stores HANCKEL CITIZENS INSURANCE CORPORATION 3rd 81 Jefferson Sts. THE JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF FINE 81 APPLIED ARTS Art Supplies Art Instruction 104 Tenth St. N.W. Phone 3-3788 Charlottesville Virginia M. C. HILL FUNERAL HOME, INC. Call 2-5444 or 3-4758 for Ambulance Service At All H ours 222 Jefferson Park Ave. Charlottesville, Virginia CHANCELLOR'S DRUG STORE The Corner THE BANKS OF CHARLOTTESVILLE ARE PROUD OF LANE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CITIZENS BANK 81 TRUST CO. NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST CO PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Compliments UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Supplies For Collegians For OverA Century Radio-Record Headquarters at U. Va. TIlMAN'S J. D. 8: J. S. Tilmau Your Fine Store From Fabrics To Fashions Char1ottesville's Shopping Center ANDERSON BROS. at the UNIVERSITY WE DELIVER DIAL Z-4554 WILSON SPORTING GOODS We Lead - Others Follow MINOR-DUKE MUTUAI INSURANCE AGENCY 404 National Bank Building Telephone Z-8188 James F. Minor - Carnmann C. Duke Addie Alexander C. H. WIIIIAMS COMPANY Charlottesville Virginia AlllED SUPPLY CORPORATION 1000 Harris Street For... HOTPOINT APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION LIGHTING FIXTURES SEE GODWIN 215 Avon Street Dial Z-6138 Compliments ol I.OWE'S JEWELRY CO. 319 E. Main St. Compliments of MEADQWBROOK WASHETTE Compliments of UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE, INC Opposite University Hospital Prompt Delivery Plumbing 8: Heating Contractors EARL H. VAUGHAN, INC. 608 PRESTON AVENUE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Se1ecTemp Heating Iron Fireman Products Coal That Burns Dial - Z-5177 BROWN'S GIFTS, INC. ELLIOTT'S DAIRY Ice Dairy Products Meat Products ARTHUR'S GRILL SEAFOOD 'I' CHICKEN 4' STEAKS Sandwiches Fountain Service Air-conditioned Open 'til Midnite MEADOW CREEK SERVICE STATION Route 29 8: Barracks Road Phone 2-8231 24 Hour Service Groceries - Gas - Oil JARMAN'S INCORPORATED Everything For The Office Office Supplies - Systems - Office Furniture School Supplies Engraved School Invitations Second 8: Market Streets Dial 2-5184 - 2-5185 Compliments of MONTICELLO DRUG CO. 501 E. Main MILLER CUT RATE DRUG STORE 109 W. Main Street PhOne Z-2.232 WOOD'S SERVICE STATION 601 Preston Avenue Telephone 2-5343 New and Used Tires Exide Batteries See Us before Buying N. W. MARTIN 81 BROS. INC. Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Slate, Tile and Slag Roofing 821 Albemarle Street Dial Z-8117 P. O, Box 749 Charlottesville, Virginia MONTICELLO HOTEL BARBER 81 BEAUTY SHOP Beauty Begins With The Hair Complete Beauty Service For Appointment Call 2-52.56 Monticello Hotel Building WYLLIE 81 THORNHILL Investments Listed and Unlisted Stocks and Corporate Bonds, U.S. Government State, County, and Municipal Bonds Telephone Z-7118 National Bank Building Charlottesville, Virginia Around The Corner im From Anywhere T i 4.1-lf.,-JF: L ' l W C MU ICAT 9 ' 9' TH NAT N l U TED TATI I IME CO P. CHA TTESVILLE V INIA FITZHUGH REXAll DRUG Prescriptions - We 201 E. Main Deliver VAllEY VIEW FLORIST Fresh Flowers Always DIAL 2-6141 418 East Main Street DIAL 2-7546 DIAL 2-7546 SUPERIOR AMBULANCE SERVICE PREDDY'S FUNERAL HOME SHOECENTER Quality Footwear - Correctly Fitted! Headquarters For 909 WEST MAIN STREET J. w. Preddy , 0 Frank B. Haynes 7ie.9'0aafW0p1m CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA Dial 2-2555 313 E. Main Sr. TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Ladies' and Misses' Apparel 114 FOURTH STREET, N. E. IN CHAR LOTTESVILLE -stands for jewelry 205 East Main Street Dial 2-6268 CHARLOTTESVILLE W.E. BROWN, INC. LUMBER CQMPANY Plurnbing - Heating - Air Conditioning SINCE 1893 SALES 8: SERVICE Building Supplies 915 MONTICELLO ROAD Custom Millwork Hardware Devoe Paints CI-IARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Floor Covering Yale Locks FORBES GARDEN CITY LAUNDRY SUPPLY, INC. Motomower Lawn Mowers Offers Homelite Chain Saws - Clinton Engines Parts and Service Laundry Phone-29854 Dry Cleaning Route 29 North and Quick Se rvice Wash -ette Just Dial 29-136 Charlottesville Virginia GOOCH, WINN 81 TURNBULL IN L. A. LACY Plumbing Kr Heating Air Conditioning INSURANCE 111 4th street 509-510 National Bank Building Phone 2-7542 Charlottesville Virginia Z-4136 Compliments HILL 81 IRVING and Best Wishes FUNERAL HOME Of First and Market Streets Opposite Lee Park TOWE INSURANCE SERVICE Since 1934 Complete Insurance Service 416 E. Main Street Valley View Bldg. Phone 2-5191 Charlottesville, Virginia MEN 81 BOY'S SHOP MURPHY INSURANCE 8. TRAVEL, INC All types of insurance and travel. 1t's better to let us service you than wish you had. 108 Znd St. S. E. Charlottesville, Virginia Phone Z-4258 ROY P. TUEL Certified Watchmaker and Jeweler Authorized Representative For KEEPSAKE Diamond and Wedding Rings 104 South First Street Charlottesville, Virginia MEET YOUR FRIENDS -AT- TIMBERLAKE'S DRUG STORE Bradley Peyton 111 1311 West Main Street Pontiac-Cadillac R. M. Davis Motors, Inc. 1001 West Main Street DeSoto -Plymouth Charlottesville Motors 856 West Main Street Ford Cars And Trucks Vance Buick Inc. 900 Preston Avenue Buick CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO 81 TRUCK DEALERS Harper Motors, Inc. Preston Ave. At Ninth Street Authorized Dealer For Foreign Cars Piedmont Tractor Co., Inc. Route 250 West Willys Jeep-John Deere Equipment Wilhoit Motors 404 East Market Street Dodge-Plymouth-Dodge Trucks H. M. Gleason And Co. Inc. Garrett Street International Trucks And Equipment Russell Mooney Olds Sales And Service 315 West Main Street Oldsmobile MacGregor Motor, Inc . 416 West Main Street Lincoln-Mercury-Continental Wright's Wrecking Yard 1320 East Market Street Diamond T Trucks Calhoun Chevrolet 100 East Water Street Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Coggins Motor Co., Inc. 330 Preston Avenue Chrysler-Plymouth c0lEMAN,S CITY MORTGAGE JEFFERSON SHOP Work Clothe s Headquarters 8 INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service 414 E. Main Street 204 E. Market St. Charlottesville virginia charlottesville virginia -- Q A fsf LS? 4W5?fE,'zig21N.fDH ,,. . ,sa A ., Al,-il ,ii .fm ' I Lanny Davis, Paula Clarke, Beverly Claytor, Charlie Youell, Sybil Williams, and Dickie Miller admire some of the many Ivy League styles at ED MICHTOM'S. Sana: 'fwgyg 'nk a.ayiey,y The Lane teams travel with the greatest of Comfort by means of TRAILWAYS. Q i Lanites, Gloria Lamb, Brenda Harris, and Shirley Price model fall fashions at LEGGETT'S. In KAUFMAN'S store, Billy Pope, George Beckwith and Bobby Glover say farewell to George Mahanes, retiring member of the High School Fashion Council sponsored by KAUFMAN'S. Billy, Ge orge and Bobby will be joined later by a freshman class appointee to be Lane's representatives on the Fashion Council. LP Ili 1 own QMHK f' Ysikilfl ,Ziff 'Y Chrisoy C-hiknas, Mac Petit, Ormonde Deane, and Tommy Harris enjoy buying from the MUSIC CENTER, known for the best in records, radios,instruments, pianos, and phonographs. ,noo I I 1 no I n w I sf? gf 'A,- V - Q13 I XMMI Every boy at Lane knows that HIGH SCHOOL GULF SERVICE pro vides the best in lubrication, washing, and auto service. W.. v,,,L, lwmag, RUDY'S is always ready to give you prompt service on all your cleaning, pressing and altering needs. Richard Brown fclass of '56, shows Tony Jones, Tommy Warburton, Otis Johnson, and Joe Keatts les beaux chapeaux at the YOUNG MEN'S SHOP. BROWN'S DRY ClEANERS HARRY BROWN 510 Preston Ave. Phone Z-6285 KELLER 8. GEORGE JEWELERS and OPTICIANS Since 1875 Compliments of BARR TIRE CO. Compliments of ElElDlNG'S AUTO PARTS 8. SERVICE Dial 3-5111 or 3-5112 5th 8: Market Sts. Charlottesville D Virginia Compliments of J A C ' N J I L HOME OF THE FOOT LONG HOT DOG Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON'S Junior Style Apparel Is Our Specialty WILEY 410 E. Main Street Members of the CHAIN staff are enjoying their MONTICELLC DAIRY popsicles. In a Tangle - Call Triangle! I TRIANGLE GULF STATION. INC. Preston 81 Grady Aves. Ph. Z-4235 . i' A I i i A. I AA 'L I Lnilifi f'5gi4I' 'II 'Z 1 mi vlnGlNlAuAus1Arl clnluno nous! ll Wheeler Building. . .Court Square 401 East High Street Phone Z-8131 Compliments of JOHNSON 81 TAYLOR PLUMBERS Best Wishes COMMUNITY PRINTING CORP Printers - Engravers - Advertisers Next to Max-tin's Hardware 939 Preston Ave. Charlottesville Virginia BEST WISHES FROM THE HOT SHOP Compliments of ABBY'S TEXACO AC KNOWLEDGEMENTS The CHAIN staff wishes to thank its Lane friends for the many photographs they have given us. Our CHAIN homeroom representatives, who work diligently without compensation, we also want to extend our thanks to. And our thanks go to Ed Michtom for lending us dinner jackets which were used in taking the Senior pictures. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTOR LODGE Pantops Dining Room and Coffee Shop Complete Facilities for Banquets, Wedding Receptions, Bridge Parties Luncheon and Dinner Meetings Charlottesville 3-6191 On U. S. 250 1f2 mile East of City Compliments of TOWN 8. COUNTRY FOOD CENTER 918 Preston Avenue and FOOD MART, INC. 2121 Route 250 West C l' Q Olllp Amen S of ,Q mx Compliments and Best Wishes of + O - e'lo. ,3 1 Nm nn conmol 'ol S 9OT mee R. C. COLA ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO., INC. World's Largest Pest Control Company 91 Monticello Road Phone: 3-5104 BETTER BUY HAWKINS' ller BOYSWEAR Exquisite Footwear by Andrew Ge Uuniors - Preps - Huskiesj Mademoiselle, Paradise Young Men's Accessories Naturalizer and Town Sr Country . f A ,. Capezios f A A k . HAWKINS ll01lm Spalding Sports Shoes Bass Weejuns sold exclusively by fHugh M. Hawkins, Lane '30 Since 1896 1,20 East Main Street WJ. KELLER CO. Ph e2'9167 XDISTP49 f 'Q X pi Q J' Y 404 East Main St. rom' Sm Mrs . Spear's trophy. Cou1dn't raise the bail. 3 You-all wou1dn't be gossiping now? Drunk off one coke? She must have been pretty nice, Huh? 189 K ' iT HkrkF R?., .S..hif4Q133i ' ' . ', ::'b.,,L.,'am.'i1'Nk ' 5U7b135n'XG:11,,??fNWF'!E 3315 ,221 Fmffihiw , uF1? Wh:2-4'-fmkff:.:. C aZ.'N.' 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