Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

c M€en ¥ 7tc tetee t catcOiecC cutd ncAent 0 0 0 0 Il Pl � t ■C£l ■III ■■II memon e . ji. The life of Miss Dorothy Loben Fuller may well be compared to a beautiful song which vibrates the very soul. Her stay at Lebanon gave us an insight into true tone and F har mony that only the most perfect music could embody. In Miss Fuller we could feel a depth of spirit equaled by few and a close communion with God. Miss Fuller ' s untimely departure brought forth the sad note in the song, but many lives have been enriched by her having lived in our midst. The friendship and fellowship she shared with us will al- ways hold a sacred place — — - in memory. 6 7 . 7 Pol uci , You 1 may forget the hard work . . . the teachers ... at least a few of them ... 9 some names and faces . . . but there are some events and experiences that we, the 1955 5 Pioneer Staff, feel should glow like undying embers in your memory . . . the teachers who have 5 you for the past four years, the students discussing everyone in school in secret corners, your yearly parties, the senior prom, meetings . . . meetings . . . . . . and more meetings. We wish to make these memories live with you throughout the coming years, brightening your life as only memories of youth can do. We have tried to register the knowledge that you have gotten here, the place that will live forever within you, your own alma-mater: Lebanon High School. 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Hartsock, Frank Harr, Elwood Bausell, George A. Bundy, Roscoe Musick, J. J. Fugage, Paul Brown. SECOND ROW: Hamilton Wade, Virginia Combs, Supt. G. H. Givens. 16 Mr. George Ben Whited came to us ten years ago as a teacher in our high school department. This year he became our principal. He is to be congratu- lated for the fine work that he is doing. George Ben Whited, A.B. Charles McFarlane Jack Renick Secretary Nancy Ketron 17 MANUAL ARELLANO B.S. Band and Choir BLANCHE CAMPBELL B.S. Math, and Biology MRS. ARTHUR T. GRIFFITH A.B. English and Latin MRS. EUGENE VICARS B.S. English RUDOLPH BECRAFT B.S., M.A. Music JAMES FLANNAGAN B.A. Bookkeeping, Hist, and Phy. Ed. MRS. JACK MEADE B.S. Business Education MRS. FRANK TAYLOR Seventh Grade TRUU G. FLEENOR B.S. Librarian MRS. ROY SMITH Seventh Grade 18 MRS. JAMES GILMER A.B. History, Chemistry and Speech MRS. CATHERINE BOWEN B.S. English MRS. CHARLES H. GILMER History and Journalism MRS. DO. ' I RICE B.S. History and Phy. Ed. MRS. ALFRED DICKENSON Sixth Grade TAYLOR SKEEN B.S. Agriculture MR S. IRA QUILLEN Sixth Grade MRS. CLARENCE C. BUNDY, JR. A.B. Science and Biology MRS. G. H. GIVENS A.B. Mathematics MILDRED TATE B.S. Home Economics MABEL CAMPBELL Fifth Grade 19 MRS. JOE DUFF Fifth Grade MRS. RUSSELL DICKENSON Third Grade ( J MARY ROBINSON Second Grade MRS. EMMETT BUCKLES Fourth Grade MRS. GEORGE B. WHITED Third Grade MRS. CARRIE WARNER First Grade MARGARET HARGIS Fourth Grade Second Grade LENA JOHNSON First Grade 20 ct eot icit ciAC To The Classes It is hard to believe that those sophisticated seniors were once wide-eyed, bewildered freshmen. The seniors preparing to assume leadership in the future awaiting them, the juniors almost to the place where they put on their robes of seniority, the sopho- mores with much accomplished and so much yet to do, and the freshmen, eager and hopeful, optimistic of what lies ahead. Every year each class moves forward; the jun- iors to the ruling class, the sophomores to the class in which they see that long awaited year isn ' t far off. The freshmen, gay and excited, move on to the sophomore year where they are undecided as to their importance. Finally the seniors, saying farewell to these underclassmen, with never a backward glance as they enter the gates of Memory Lane. 22 ct SetUon ? Left to right: Velva Worsham, Reporter; Billy McFarlane, Secretary and Treasurer; Dorothy Fanis, President; Ann Wysor, Vice President. Four years ago we entered Lebanon High School as freshmen. We felt frightened and uncertain, yet we were growing up and no longer children. As the year passed we became better acquainted with our classmates and teachers and began to enjoy our new year of school. In our sophomore year, we were eligible to join the various clubs of our school. We began thinking what we would do after graduation and chose our subjects so that our courses might help us in preparing for work after we completed high school. The highlights of our junior year were the Junjor-Senior Party and the arrival of our rings. These rings made us more conscious of our duty for soon we were to become dignified seniors with much more responsibility. As seniors we took our studies more seriously, as we looked for- ward to graduation and college. We also awaited the day when we would measure for our c aps and gowns since that meant that school was closing. The inspiration we received from our commencement speaker gave us courage to go out as better citizens. President DOROTHY FANIS 23 MARTHA LOUISE BREEDING LINDA KANSADIS BROOKS CHARLES A. BURDETTE BETTY ANNE CAMPBELL TOMMY COWAN BURNS DONNIE ALLEN CAMPBELL LEXIE MARIE CHAPIN 24 J. F. COOK IRVIN KENNETH COOK FRANCIS EDWARD COX DONALD GENE CROSS ’55 ALBERT ROY DAVIS MARCELLA DEE DAWSON ROBERT LINTON DAWSON GENEVA DEAN 25 _ !_ JAMES DONALD DORTON DOROTHY YVONNE FANIS GERALDINE EDWARDS VIOLEHA LYNNE FARMER JAMES DOUGLAS FARMER BONNIE MORRELL GARRETT SHELBY JEAN FIELDS ROBERT DANIEL HANNAH 26 LINDA LEE JENKS BETTY ANN ANNA RUTH JOHNSON KING BILLY FRANK LinON 27 ERMA LORENA LITTON ANNA JAMES McCLOUD JOHN LUTHER McFADDIN WILLIAM B. McFARLANE, JR. CHARLES JEFFERSON McFARLANE ELMER RAY MITCHELL BARBARA BRADLEY McREYNOLDS HOMER ELWOOD MORRISON 28 GLENNA ANN MONK JAMES WILLIAM NUNLEY SHIRLEY FRANCES OWENS CHARLOTTE CHRISTINE PATRICK ’55 PATSY ANN BEHY LOU PEGGY RUTH MARLYNN PLESS POWERS PRAH PRICE I 29 JENNIE FRANCES PATRICIA JANE WILAM JEAN SERGENT SHRADER SMITH RAYMOND HOWARD STAPLETON CHARLENE JESSEE SUTTON MARY LOU SNEAD MARLYNN SUE SYKES ANNA RUTH SWORD 30 ’55 EDITH ANN WYSOR Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Flower Yellow Rose 31 K - r l •fi� f ' k?1 34 ' ’i!� iil?t et Left to right: Foyne Farmer, Reporter; Jo Boyd, Vice President; Charles Bundy, President; Patsy Combs, Secretary and Treasurer. Three short years ago we entered the High School department of Lebanon. Yes, we entered wide-eyed and wondering. What could lie before us, what would be our difficulties, our problems, our sor- rows and our joys? All too soon we found the answers to these questions. We found and solved our difficulties and problems. The sorrows were few and easily surpassed. The joys . . . numberless and seemingly unending. Now we are facing our final year; with hope and with regret. Hope that the senior year will be as delightful as the year before, and regret that this will be our last. We hope that we will have left something of value to the Juniors of tomorrow President CHARLES BUNDY 33 FIRST ROW Helen Amos Robert Boordwine Josephine Boyd SECOND ROW Barbara Bundy Charles Bundy Robert Burdette THIRD ROW Ruby Carty Olline Castle Glenna Clark FOURTH ROW Jaunita Davis Louise Dickenson Betty Duty Buddy Brooks Arlene Brown Patty Browning Alfred Campbell Betty Jo Campbell Don Campbell Patsy Combs Faye Cross Betty Ann Davis yne Farmer Jack Farmer Barbara Faulkner 34 FIRST ROW Kenneth Ferguson Buford Fields Shelby Fields SECOND ROW Eva Gilbert Phyllis Gray Shirley Hagy THIRD ROW Walter Harcum Raymond Harrison Jane Hawkins FOURTH ROW Peggy Jackson Johnny Jenks Betty J. Jessee G. B. Fletcher Janice Francisco Rachael Gibson Betty J. Hale Glenna Hannah Frances Hanson Teddy Hawkins Doris J. Herndon Evelyn Hubbard Billy Jessee Louise Jessee Paul Jessee ’56 35 FIRST ROW Anne Johnson Dickie Johnson Horry L. Johnson SECOND ROW Shelby Nickels Mattie Nipper Annette Orr THIRD ROW Jounito Owens Betty Peck Jimmy Perry FOURTH ROW Shirley Rosnoke, Evelyn Raye Irene Robinson David Leonard James Lyons Kenneth Martin Joyce Orr Robert Osborne Doris Owens Patsy Phelps Oscar Price Lee Proffitt Sue Robinson Betty Shoemaker Carl Shoemaker 36 FIRST ROW Thomas Smith Cecil Snead Leon Sword SECOND ROW Shirley Wallace Nancy Warner Emma B. White Hal aje E. J. Vencille Velma Vencille Paige White Edda J. Yates Clyde Yates ’56 37 CC€€COn CMHCn -Ufi. MOST STUDIOUS MOST POPULAR Glenna Hannah Fayne Farmer Evelyn Ray Charles Bundy ROMEO AND JULIET Betty Ann Davis Jim Perry FRIENDLIEST Jo Boyd Johnny Jenks MOST ATHLETIC MOST VERSATILE MOST ARTISTIC Velma Vencille Kenneth Ferguson NEATEST MOST DEPENDABLE Ann Johnson Johnny Jenks MOST DRAMATIC Jo Boyd Fayne Farmer MOST LADYLIKE MOST GENTLEMANLIKE Emma B. White Kenneth Ferguson Glenna Hannah Harry L. Johnson Betty Duty Charles Bundy c€ FIRST ROW — Left to right: Frances Mast, PresicJent; Jimmy Elliott, Vice President; Catherine Jackson, Sec- retary and Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jeff Boyd, Reporter; Tony Frye, Sergeant at arms. As we, the sophomore class rise to the dizzy heights of upper- classmen, we zealously go to work with a new lute. We disregard each and every pioneering note played by us as freshmen and with pride we launch ourselves on the second rung of the ladder of edu- cation. We find ourselves well counseled by our efficient sponsors Mrs. Givens, Miss Fleenor and Mr. Flannagan. The highlight of our sophorr.ore year was the Class Party , given after the turn of the year and with examinations over we feel nearer and nearer our Junior year when we will take over advanced upperclassmanship in a big way. President I FRANCES MAST I 39 Kenneth Addison Evelyn Bateman Frances Baugh Jeff Boyd James Bowles George Breeding Giles Burdette Janice Burns Tommy Chafin David Cook Harold Cook Agnes Cox Robert Cox Lee Cox Ruby Cox Mike Cumbow Howard Davis Phyllis Dawson David Dean Carrie L. Dixon Harry Dotson Billy Dye Billy Edwards Oscar Edwards Jimmy Elliott Wilma Fanis Barbara Fields Bessie Fields 40 ’57 Lloyd Fields Tony Frye Raymond Ferguson Kenneth Gilbert James Griffith Neda Hagy Mary Harmon Lillian Hartsock Worley Hicks Howard Holland Emma Sue Holmes Dallas Hubble Kenneth Hughes Iris Hughes Robert Hughes Lois Holmes Catherine Jackson Roy Jackson James Jessee Kent Lee Jessee Nancy Jessee Mary Bell Johnson Pearl Lineberry Clyde Litton Marcus Lowe Catherine McCloud Daphne McCloud John McCracken 41 Betty McFaddin Phyllis McFaddin Danny McReynolds Nancy McReynolds Frances Mast Phyllis Mitchell Bobby Morrison Patty Morrison Herbert Mutter Nell Nickels Henry Nunley Wayne Nunley Leoda Patrick Peggy Phelps Frances Porter Jean Poston Marion Pratt Betty Rasnake Patricia Rasnake Willis Rasnake Gaynelle Ratliff Danny Robinette Lucille Robins David Salyer Mary Sanders Barbara Skeens Rosa Lee Steele Bobby Stoots 42 ’57 Jimmy Tankersley Betty Taylor George Taylor Linda Taylor Louise Taylor Peggy Taylor Teddy Vencille Genevieve White Imogene Witt Connie Yates Dallard Yates Virgil Yates i 43 44 4, ctt Left to right: Mary Jane Howard, Treasurer; Shirley Smith, Vice President; Shirley Harrison, Secretary and Reporter; Robert Pruner, President. Thou lowly creature never again shall we hear this, for next year we gain a higher role in the life of Lebanon High School. We experienced strange feelings as we had our first glances at the rooms in which we would attend classes for four years. At our first assembly program we first began to feel the spirit of Lebanon High. We have no doubt that our three remaining years will be as happy and eventful as our first year has been. President ROBERT PRUNER 45 Jesse Alderson Rebecca Alderson Bessie Barnette James Boardwine Betty Booher Judy Booher Tommy Boyd Aline Breeding J. E. Breeding Connie Brooks G. I. Brown Larry Brown Wanda Buckles Charlotte Burns Evelyn Burns Eva Sue Castle Mervin Casey Danny Chapman Joe Clark Jimmy Combs Willie Combs Robert Cooke Ted Cross Eva Cox Shirley Davis Jimmy Duty Don Easterely Bobby Fields Jimmy Fields James Fields Carl Bevins Don Barnette Ann Booth Bobby Booth Martha Breeding Peggy Breeding Madine Buckles Willie Buckles Tommy Campbell Robert Carpenter Ruth Clark Betty Sue Clark Dan Cooke Jewel Cooke Billy Cox Robert Davis Ginny Easteridge Margaret Elam Leon Fields Margaret Fields 46 Ben Francisco Janie Fugate Roger Garrett Helen Gray Bobby Greene Norma Hagy Shirley Harrison Judy Hartsock Clinton Hedrick Jo Ann Hess Henry Holmes Mabel Holmes Mary J. Howard Merlie Hubble Pauline Hughes Janice Jessee Jeff Jessee Mary C. Jessee Andrew Lester Gene Lester Louise Lester Greta McFarlane J. P. Mercer Margaret Minton Danny Mutter Bonnie Nash Betty Nipper Newton Peck Paul Phelps C. A. Pratt Anne Gilbert Foy Glenn Nancy Harcum Geraldine Harrison Jean Helton Ida Hess Bobby Holt Roland Honaker Shirley Hughes Bernard Jessee Richard Jessee Frances Jones Arlene Lineberry Guy McFaddin Gene Monk Stevie Monk Alice Orr Ralph Osborne Thomas Profitt Robert Pruner ’58 47 a V 0 - fi • A ( i ft) f ) o . ) ft 1 1 A 1 - JH ' ) o 1 n K D ft) ) ft - X ft ft) ft ' ft 1 _ _4 ) ' ) o 1 , Q, X ft) ) Bobby Raines Loretta Ratliff Norma Ratliff Kitty Renick Millie Reynolds Clyde Richardson Wilmer Robins Harlowe Robins Maggie Salyers Marvin Settle Eugene Shoemaker James Slate Mattie Slate Billie Smith Shirley Smith Ann Statzer Patsy Stinson Tyler Snead Bobby Sword Harry Sword Lynda Sword Jean Sykes Gay N. Tate Danny Taylor Harvey Taylor Patsy Taylor Robert Walls Anna L. Warner Bruce Warner Oleane Warner Anne Whited Robert White Tyler Whited Susan Williams Virginia Williams Nell Wise 48 i ScvCftt ' ji 1 ) 1(1- a a rs . i. i J A A; 1 vT ' i ' A ' I ' T 1 1 A 5 i Aft . ' r . f X ( ) � . . f ' ■I ' i } Brenda Baker Helen Barton Mildred Barton Paula Barton Jimmy Bussey Preston Bussey Dwight Cook Joyce Cook Carl Dye Roy Dye Bobby Edmonds Roger Edmonds Graham Fields Tresa Fields David Fuller Barbara Gobble Shirley Gibson Emory GriflFith Loretta Griffith Lowell Griffith Shelly Hess Howard Horne Ralph Hughes Almarine Jackson Vada Jessee Anne Lee Johnson Betty Jordon Bernard Lasley Shirley Mitchell Gratt Monk Deloris Morrison Cain Nickels Nancy Puckett David Rich George A. Robinson Sammy Slate Janice Taylor Betty Terry Larry Bausell Robert Bausell Edda L. Bowles Wanda Burdette Leonard Cook Lester Cook Lynda Chafin Edgar Davis Geraldine Farmer Kenneth Farmer Tildon Farmer Mary Ferguson Fannie Gobble Bill Goodwin Charlie Grace Bill Gray Edith Harmon Rachel Harmon Pat Hawkins Nellie Helton Jimmy Jackson Doris Jessee Judy Jessee Rebecca Jessee Wendell Litton Nannie McFaddin Judy McReynolds Harry Miller Wilma Phelps Connie Powers Vidis Price Betty Puckett Thelma Statzer Shir(ey Stoots Wylodean Sutton Patsy Sword Guy T ' gnor Perry Warner 50 Nancy Alexander Gene Atrip Eddie Ashbrook James Ashbrool Betty Burke Jimmy Burns Philip Burdette Nancy Campbell Trigg Clark Geraldine Coleman Peggy Combs Brenda Cooke Ruby Edwards Johnny Fanis James Faulkner Adron Ferguson Maraget Fields Betty Garrett Nancy Garrett Shirley Garrett Phyllis Gibson Jimmy Givens Jerry Hale Susie Hall Harry Horne Sue Howard Clair M. Hughes J. D. Hughes Betty Kennedy Dollen King Louise Lasley Robert Lasley Patsy McReynolds Tyler Patrick Jane Perry Mack Perry Billy Pugh Geneva Rasn ike Larry Rasnake Arch Robins J. D. Vicars Jackie Walls Richard White Scxt Trigg Barton Fay Brooks Larry Buckles Patty S. Buckles Dewey Chaffin Peggy Chafin Ellen Clark Mildred Clark John Cook Ray Cook Woodrow Cozzolino Gail Davis n 0 f a v B Q Buford Ferguson Dave Fields Janice Fields Linda Fields V. W. Garrett Jimmy Gibson Jimmy Gibson Joanne Gilmer Russell Harmon Betty Helton Conley Hess Mary Sue Hess Sue Ella Hughes Elizabeth Jackson Judy Jackson Jeanette Johnson Virginia Lasley Larry Martin Gerald Miller Harry Monk Donna Porterfield Kenneth Price Nancy Price Joe Pruner Carol Snead Jean Snead Billy Sharrett Judy Sweeney Cordell Yates James Yates 51 Carol Alexander Harvelene Barton Jo Ann Barton Betty Boyd Nancy Buckles etty J. Chafin Loucreta Chafin Dello Combs Danny Davis Judy Davis Charles Davis Lloyd Elsv ick Gary Farmer James Ferrell Cornelia Fields Wilson Fields Giles Gilmer Virginia Gray Dan Gross Noel Hale Billy Hedrick Pat Holiday Patty S. Honaker James Horne Preston Jessee Betty Johnson Margaret Johnson Alma Jean Keene Patsy Mitchell Allen Monk Brenda Monk Emma S. Morrison Jimmy Phelps Billy Price Kenneth Puckett Gaynelle Rasnake James Robinson Orville Sims Betty Slate Eddie Stev art , Albert White Roberta Yates Billy Younce Connie Bowles James Bragg Nellie Breeding Ronnie Brown Zan Combs Betty Jo Cook Linca Cook Betty Davis Richard Fanis Doris A. Farmer Garland Farmer Gay Nell Farmer Beckey Fuller William Fuller Giles Gibson Betty Gilmer Frankie Hanson Peggy Harmon Jimmy Hawkins Linda Hawkins Darrell Hughes Jack Hughes Carolyn Hurt Frances Jessee Martha Kiser Millard Kiser Jan McReynolds Louise Mitchell Janice Morrison Florine Musick Hallie Mutter Dale Orr _Alice Richardson Betty Joe Richardson Deloris Robins Eugene Robinson Billy Sword Roger Sword Margaret Thomas Billy Warner 52 James Alexander Imogene Bragg Teddy Brooks Susan Bundy Junior Clark Frances Combs James A. Combs Lois Cook Gail Davis Eufola Dingus Sylvia Dingu s Margaret Duty Virginia Fuller Billy Gobble Giles Gray Preston Griffith Harvey Huffman Carolyn Hughes Bailey Jackson Marlyn Jackson Emma Johnson Janice Johnson Robert Johnson Bobby Lampkins Cray Merriel Robert Mutter Jack Nash Linda Orr Wilma Puckett Ole Renick Sylvia Renick Stephen Rich Harvey Smith James Steele Alice Stewart Billy Stoots George Taylor Teddy White George Whited, Jr. Lois Burke Amelia Burns Ann Casey Jackie Chafm Margaret Cook Paul Cook Shirley Cross Richard Cozzolino John Elliott Elizabeth Elswick George Faulkner Buddy Fields Benny Gross Ronn ieHarmon Lewis Hess Connie Hester Frances Jessee J. R. Jessee Linda Jessee Taulbee Jessee Genieve Lasley Linda Lowe Janice Lyttle Ann McReynolds John Perry Elizabeth Powers Mary Lee Price Jennie Lou Pruner Freddie Ring Marie Robbins Lois Robinson Richard Sims Allen Sword James Allen Sword Jaunita Tankersly Onedia Tankersly Roselee Richardson Sammy Williams Robert Yates 53 7 tcficC Dorothy Alderson Kemper Alexander Jerry Artrip Peggy Artrip Thomas Brabson Brenda Buckles Duane Buckles Vera Carty Jerry Cooke Starr Counts Fern Davis Elmer Dingus 5 1 y-- - w Eddie Garrett Linda Gibson Bobby Gilmer Kemper Gilmer Allen Helton Bruce Hubbard Ora Hubbard Nancy Hubble Ann Jackson Clara Jessee Robby Jessee Geraldine Johnson Preston King Jackie Lasley Jean Lasley Rufus Lasley Ronnie Parks Gay Patrick Virginia Phelps Alice Polk Chad Robinson Janice Robinson Diana Smith Eddie Stampleton L. F. Valley Charles Walls Roger Walls Lewis Barton Eva Lou Blevins Ida Bragg Janice Chafin Douglas Clark Sandra Clark Brenda Fields Frances Fields Tommy Fuller Junior Gobble Thomas Griffith Johnny Hargis Leonard Huffman Nancy Hughes Charles Hurt Smith Johnson Edd Kegley J. W. King Raymond Little Martha Mutter Flora B. Nash Louise Price Michael Puckett Robert Puckett Roger Taylor Remley Thomas Frances Tignor Dallas White Billie Wolfe Katie Lee Wolfe 54 Ann Boyd James Breeding Johnny Breeding Roger Breeding Coroll Clark Truman Combs Barbara Cook Patty S. Cook Roy Dingus Bernard Dye Anna L. Farmer Roger Garrett Stephen Goodwin Carolyn Gross Kelly Hale Carolyn Hanson Margaret Howard Ellis Huffman Larry Jackson Betsy Jenks Robert Johnson Don Kegley Jane Kiser Claude Lasley Stafford Mitchell Larry Morrison Wayne Nash Mono Noblitt Etta J. Puckett Nyoka Puckett Phillip Puckett Allen Rasnake Robert Robinson Barbara Short George Slate Larry Snead Elizabeth Sword Don Taylor Cheryl Thomas Osia Thomas Tommy Yates Kenneth Walls Linda Watkins Curtis White Seeo tU Bobby Brown Ann Burns Lynn Campbell t J, ) V ' - I Shirley Cook Portia Cumbow Dennis Davis James Gilmer Mary Gobble Walter Gobble Loveda Helton Bennie Hess Betty L. Honaker Richard Jessee Stanny Jessee Nancy Johnson Linda Lasley Patricia Lyons Cathryn Mays Johnny Perry Lynda Perry Rebecca Powers Brenda Rasnake Eula Richardson Connie Robertson Lynda Snead Brady Stewart Jimmie Sutherland Joan Tignor Phillis Tignor Burl Yates Linda White Paul White Barbara Williams 55 K f ' ’if . .1 47 - - i-i a -; r .� 4 - 1 r, ik . • T i jfe ' y ' ' 4 ©«£• ■ ‘’V. ' 1 • ' V tn i-y 4M- v ' r w f . ' ’• i 1 ( ■ ' i 1. • 1 r X • ' } i -i (T 1 , ■ ■ ! f k Daryl Aistrap Giles Alexander Hester Barton James Barton Sandra Bowles Vivian Breeding Jane Brooks Don Burke Dale Clark Ethel Clark Paul Clark Randell Combs Dorothy Duty James Duty Ethel Dye Bonnie Fields Jackie Gilbert Judy Glenn Billy Gobble Howard Gobble Kenneth Helton Billy Hess Karen Holiday Larry Holmes Joyce Johnson Richard Johnson Connie Jordon Carolyn Keene Barbara Little Kenneth Little Eva Lowe Jimmy Lyttle Janice Musick Joanne Nash Danny Patrick Roy Puckett Sherry Robertson Helen Smith Brenda Stewart Linda Stewart Sue Thomas Lakie Tignor Bobby Walls Herman Walls Georgie Bordwine Ronnie Boardwine Roy Booher Connie Bowen Jimmy Burke Sue Burke Bobby Chafin Johnny Chafin Jimmy Cook Ronald Cozzolino Carolyn Davis Lester Davis Dean Fields Nell Fields Sue Garrett James Gates Arnold Griffith Charles Hargis, Jr. Rebecca Hayter Harry Helton Loretta Hubbard Jerry Jackson Linda Jessee Sally Jessee Arthur Kegley Dello King Wanda Lasley Nina Lewis Sue McFaddin Joan Merrill Freeman Monk Minnie Monk Wayne Puckett James Rash Dianne Rasnake Phyllis Ring Sandra Stoots Carolyn Sutherland Donnie Taylor Herschel Taylor Sue Warner David White Lettie Wolfe Molly Yates 56 XA yUAKY ■ ' ii l iTi v I ct - Left to right: Mr. Jack B, Renick, Vice President, Mr. Lacy G. Robinson, President. Not pictured: Sect. Mrs. L. McReynolds, Treas. Mrs. Mink Farmer. President MR. LACY G. ROBINSON This organization welcomes into mem- bership parents, teachers, and all other citizens interested in the welfare of children and youth. It is a self-governing unit that plans its programs and activities to meet the needs of its youth. Some of the objectives of the associa- tion are to foster character education and to help the school in developing the students physically, mentally, and socially. 58 The Monogram Club is a club composed of students who have earned a school letter or an athletic award. This year ' s club is composed of 15 members. The Pres, is Linda Jenks, Vice Pres. Betty Duty, Sect. Treas. Velva Worsham. The club has several objectives for the year, the most important being purchasing materials to beauti- fy our auditorium. Our project to secure the necessary funds is the selling of ice cream. The sponsor is BUDDY POOLE. Sponsor President LINDA JENKS FIRST ROW — left to right: Betty Buty, Linda Jenks, Velva Worsham. SECOND ROW: Frances Mast, Phyllis Gray, Patty Shrader, Jo Boyd, Glenna Hannah, Olline Castle, Walter Harcum, Jimmy Elliott. THIRD ROW: Elwood Morrison, Charles Bundy, Jimmy Bowles, Fayne Farmer. 59 FIRST ROW— left to right: B. Jessee, L. Campbell, C. Yates, J. Francisco, L. Dickenson, E. Raye, C. Burdette, D. Fanis, W. Fanis, S. Fields, M. Snead, C. Dixon, L. Jessee. SECOND ROW: B. Powers, V. Farmer, R, Barton, L. Hartsock, L. Patrick, B. Skeen, L. Brooks, E. Hubbard, C. Jackson, B. Faulkner, B. Hubbard, D. Tignor, L. Breeding. THIRD ROW: A. King, P. Rasnake, O. Castle, P. Dawson, J. Davis, B. Garrett, N. Jessee, G. Breeding, D. McReynolds, C. Bundy, J. Boyd, Jr. Davis, N. McReynolds, F. Hanson, J. Bowles, G. Dean. The objectives of this club are many, but perhaps foremost is that of stimulating interest in reading, to provide the best in reading materials and a place for leisure reading. Its members wish to cooperate and to help students in every way possible to enrich their school life. The sponsor of this club is Trula Glenn Fleenor, our librarian. 60 pnc«tcA La Cercle Francois La Devise: For our instruction and our amusement. Les Couleurs: Red, white, and blue. La Fleur: The lily. La Sponsaire: Mrs. C. C. Bundy, Jr. Sponsor President Evelyn Ray FIRST ROW — left to right: Lillian Hartsock, Genevieve White, Carrie Lee Dixon, Evelyn Hubbard, Louise Jessee, Doris Owens, Leoda Patrick, Patsy Morrison. SECOND ROW: James Griffith, Mary Frances Sanders, Bobby Morrison. 61 FIRST ROW — left to right: Marilyn Price, Anna Ruth King, Louise Dickenson, Olline Castle. SECOND ROW: Rosa L. Steele, Jane Hawkins, Louise Taylor, Russell Barton, Shelby Fields. THIRD ROW: Pearl Lineberry, Linda Brooks, Nell Nickels, Dee Dawson. FOURTH ROW: Geneva Dean, Phyllis Dawson, Dora TIgnor. Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study home- making. It has eight purposes: 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. Scce tee The Science Club is composed of students who are interested in Science and who also qualify for mem- bership by maintaining a high scholastic average in science and mathematics. In planning its program the club officers and pro- gram committee arrange a schedule of regular monthly meetings and present programs of Scientific interest. The members also make field trips to nearby industries and new members are initiated at the annual party. The sponsors are Mrs. C. C. Bundy and Mrs. James Gilmer. Sponsors President SUE SYKES FIRST ROW— left to right: Louise Dicke nson, Betty Ann Johnson, Connie Yates, Gaynelle Ratliff, Josephine Boyd— Reporter, Ann Johnson— Treasurer, Charlene Sutton— Secretary, Irene Robinson, Wilma Smith, Doris Herndon, Leoda Patrick, Betty Jo Campbell. SECOND ROW; Genevieve White, Evelyn Hubbard, Betty Jo Jessee, Lillian Hartsock, Nancy Jessee, Mary Lou Snead, Louise Jessee, Barbara Bundy, Frances Hanson, Frances Mast, Patsy Combs, Russell Barton, Barbara Skeens, Arlene Brown. THIRD ROW; Betty Hubbard, Glenna Hannah, Catherine Jackson, Nancy McReynolds, Violetta Farmer, Doris Owens, Betty Hale, Louise Breeding, Patsy Pless. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Yates, Danny McReynolds, Fayne Farmer, Jimmy Elliott, Charles Bundy— V. Pres., Eddie Cox, Kenneth Cook, Linton Dawson, G. B. Fletcher, Tony Frye, Billy McFarlane, Charles Burdette. 63 FIRST ROW — left to right: Eddy Cox, James Farmer, Donnie Campbell. SECOND ROW: Eugene Harrison, Loyde Williams, Billy Nunley, Elmer Mitchell, Billy Littan, Raymond Staplon, Charles McFarlane. The Future Farmers of America or F.F.A., as it is commonly called, is a national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. There are four degrees of active membership: Green Hand, Future Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. Each degree is awarded according to ac- complishments in the agriculture program of the organization. The aim and purpose of the F.F.A. is to develop agricultural leadership, coopera- tion and citizenship. The sponsor of this club is Taylor Skeen. 64 4 - The 4-H Club is an organized group of young people whose activities are under the guidance of county extension workers. The members elect their own officers, plan and conduct their own programs, hold regular meetings, and take part in community improvement. The sponsors are Mary Virginia Fletcher and B. O. Porterfield. Sponsor r Sponsor President ANNA RUTH KING FIRST ROW— left to right: Bobby Raines, Paul Phelps, Larry Brown, Roger Garrett, Anna R. King, Charlotte Burns, Bobby Green, Lynda Campbell, Marion Pratt. SECOND ROW: Dolan King, Johnny Fanis, Jimmy Gibson, Jimmy Hawkins, Clinton Hedrick, Perry Warner, Jewel Cook, Jimmy Fields, Larry Rasnake. THIRD ROW: Peggy Harmon, Betty Boyd, Carolyn Hurt, Connie Bowles, Betty Davis, Louise Mitchell, Jan Combs, Bobby Edmonds, Cain Nickels, Charles Edmonds, Judy Jessee, Etta Bowles. 65 StcccCent FIRST ROW — left to right; Frances Mast, Gaynelle Ratliff, Nancy Jessee, Violetta Farmer, Fayne Farmer, Betty Duty, Barbara McReynolds. SECOND ROW: Mary Carol Jessee, Dorothy Fanis, Betty Lou Powers, Russell Barton, Sue Sykes, Irene Robinson, Ann Gilbert, Bobby Morrison, Robert Pruner, Charles Burdette. THIRD ROW; Linda Jenks, Nancy Harcum, Becky Alderson, Charles Bundy, Danny McReynolds, Arlene Brown, Anna Ruth King, Eddy Cox. The program of activities of the Student Cooperative Association is a potent factor in helping students realize that as citizens of their school each one has duties and obligations to be shared, as well as pirivileges to be respected. The entire scope of the S.C.A. activities is guided by the principle of cooperation. The most worthwhile and cooperative project of the 1954-55 S.C.A. was the presentation of the Christmas pageant followed by the celebration of White Christmas. This project was accomplished by the cooperative effort of pupils in every room, every club, the choir, a few grade children, some parents, and the teachers. President Elwood Morrison The Sponsor is Blanche Campbell Vice President Fayne Secretary Violetta Sponsor Farmer Farmer 66 I The Trail Blazer is the school newspaper pub- lished by the Journalism Class. Its purpose is to in- form and unite our students in the common interest for the betterment of L.H.S. The sponsor is Mrs. Charles Hayes Gilmer. Sponsor Editor Dorothy Fanis Left to right: Ben Valley — Sports Editor, Kenneth Ferguson — Sports Editor, Betty Ann Johnson — Dorothy Fanis — Editor, Sue Sykes, Wilma Smith, Bonnie Garrett, Mary Lou Snead, Peggy Pratt. 67 FIRST ROW — left to right: James Farmer, Jane Hawkins, Phyllis Dawson, Emma Jeon Witt, Shelby Fields, Bobby Osborne. SECOND ROW: Geynelle Ratliff, President, Wilma Fanis, Charles McFarlane. THIRD ROW: Eugene Harrison, Lexie Chafin, Lornea Litton. The Driver ' s Ed. Club is composed of 14 members headed by Pres. Gaynell Ratliff. The other officers are Phyllis Dawson, Vice Pres. Wilma Fanis, Sect. Charles McFarlane, Treas. Our objectives are to promote better driving practices among the young and old alike, to make our community accident free and a safer place in which to work and ploy. Our projects during the year have been National Safe drivers day, a float in the homecoming parade and the third floor bulletin board. Lets have more members and a better club next year is our theme song. The sponsor is Buddy Poole. 68 This year the Latin Club became members of the National J.C.L. They proudly display their charter in their room and are just as proud to be seen wearing their National J.C.L. pins on all occasions. The Latin Club had planned to have a dinner party before Christmas, but with the coming of the holidays they decided that they would take the money they would use for their party to give a White Christmas to a needy shut in. The joy the box brought to their selected shut in fully repaid them for the loss of the good time they themselves were anticipating. The sponsor is Mrs. A. T. Griffith. President ARLENE BROWN Left to right: Charles Bundy, Fayne Farmer, Barbara Bundy, Jo Boyd, Glenna Hannah, Walter Harcum, Betty Hale, Patsy Combs, Jack Farmer. 69 FIRST ROW— left to right: B. Walls, J. Bragg, A. White, J. Gibson, C. Edmonds, M. Kiser. SECOND ROW: O. Sims, F. Hanson, H. Horn, D. Hughes, Z. Combs, C. Gross. THIRD ROW: D. Combs, W. Fuller, B. Sword, W. Fields, R, Fanis, J. Faulkner, B. Price, J. Givens. FOURTH ROW: V. Garrett, J. Vicars, J. Pruner, R. Brown, J. Yates, J. Horn, C. Yates. FIFTH ROW: E. Ashbrook, J. Ferrell, J. Hale, B. Lasley, L. Rasnake, D. Gross, A. Robins, R. Cook, C. Snead. The Safety Patrol is made up of members from the upper elementary grades. The purpose of this club is to help provide for the safety and protection of the students at school and in crossing streets. Its members are very helpful in parking cars at all athletic functions. Every good citizen will observe the regulations of this fine organization and will do his or her part in helping to create respect for its policies. The sponsors are Mabel Campbell, Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. Ira Quillen. 70 The Lebanon High School Choir has made rapid strides since its organization five years ago. During the school year it has performed at many func- tions both social and civic. They have made a fine impression on the people who have heard them. The annual White Christmas program featured beautiful Carols sung by the Choir in the traditional festive manner. Members of the Choir have been very cooperative and have shown a fine spirit of cooperation. Our school should feel proud to have such an outstanding organization on our campus. Officers: President Barbara McReynolds Secretary Treasurer Betty Ann Campbell Socail Chairman Barbara Faultner Librarian Evelyn Raye Director Mr. Manuel Arellano, a graduate of Con- cord College. President FIRST ROW: left — right — Evelyn Ray, Barbara McReynolds, Betty Ann Campbell, Barbara Faulkner. SEC- OND ROW: Director Manuel Arellano, Russell Barton, Linda Brooks, Wilma Jean Smith, Louise Jessee, Connie Yates. THIRD ROW: Carrie Lee Dixon, Louise Taylor, Patricia Morrison, Betty A. Davis, Rose Lee Steele, Phillis Mitchell, Patsy Ple ss. FOURTH ROW: Jaunita Davis, Peggy Phelphs, Peggy Breeding, Betty Jo Jessee, Chubby Hubble, Olline Castle, Shirley Wallace, Linda Campbell. FIFTH ROW: Patty Sue Browning, Faye Cross, Janice Francisco, George Breeding, Ann Johnson, Danny McReynolds, Anna Ruth King, Betty Hubbard, Rebecca Alderson. 71 FIRST ROW— left to right: Shirley Stoots, Connie Powers. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Valley, Mary C. Jessee, Etta Bowles. THIRD ROW: Glenna Monk, Nancy Harcum, Nancy McReynolds, Betty Clark. 72 FIRST ROW — left to right: Mr. M. Arellano, N. McReynolds, S. Stoots, B. Clark, M. C. Jessee, C. Powers, G. Monk, E. Bowles, N. Harcum. SECOND ROW: Jr. Davis, A. Wysor, C. Sutton, L. Jenks, M. Howard, H. Johnson, L. Bausell, R. Hughes, C. Hedrick, B. Warner. THIRD ROW: K. Farmer, F. Hanson, E. Jackson, C. Burns, J. McReynolds, J. Gibson, D. Fuller, B. Greene, J. Alderson. M. Lowe. FOURTH ROW: The Lebanon High School Band under the direction of Manuel Arellano has played many engagements through-out this area during the past year. The annual spring concert, drew a large audience and it is hoped that students will continue to show J. Elliott, C. Hurt, D. Porterfield K. Renick, J. Jessee, J. Pruner, K. Jessee, C. Jackson, J. Fields, L. Brown. FIFTH ROW; J. Farmer, T. Frye, J. Burns F. Most, V. Worsham, R. Pruner, P. Shrader, B. Bausell, J. Boyd, D. Robinette. interest to keep the organization moving in it ' s sixth year, 1956. The ' 55 musicians pictured above only compose the Marching Band while some 40 younger students are progressing rapidly in the Beginning Band. Trophies and Officers Beginning Band LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Wysor, Patty Shrader, Billy McFarlane, Mr. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Stoots, Bowles, Richerson, Perry, Brooks Arenollano, Director, Jessie Alderson, Jr. Davis, Velva Worsham. Howard, Davis, Jessee, Mitchell, Honaker, McReynolds, Gibson, Gibson, Price, Johnson. Left to right; Elliott, Steele, Johnson, Renick, Harmon, Combs, Brown, Hawkins, Lowe, Barton, Barton, Gilmer, Holliday, Farmer, Gilmer, Williams, Whited, Cozzolino. 73 T ca«€€e% SUi FIRST ROW— left to right: Carrie Lee Dixon, Arlene Brown, Lynda Jenks, Betty Lou Powers, Violetta Farmer, Glenna Monk. SECOND ROW: Wilma Fanis, Gaynelle Ratliff, Russell Barton, Velva Worsham, Nancy Jessee. THIRD ROW: Jeff Boyd, Eddie Cox, Geneva Dean. One of the objectives of the Pioneer Staff this year is to give a complete record of the years work. This year for the first time the book gives an all year coverage of the events as they happened. The staff endeavored to bring to you a better yearbook, and one that will help you to remember days spent in 1954- ' 55 at Lebanon High School. 74 it taca cue cxceC 2c€ee t 76 pn i tceA THclRe ttoCeU. 77 StcccUou Sue Scf e ' THenn eu cfudu eu THennceou “T Co t en i-atcCe ■8 Stte uC iUcf i e«OUc 7tecite4t 79 ' S � ' V‘ U %; Z5l Most Studious Most Popular Romeo and Juliet _ Most Versatile Most Artistic Most Ladylike Most Gentlemanlike Friendliest Neatest Most Dependable Most Athletic Most Dramatic Glenna Hannah Fayne Farmer Evelyn Raye __ Charles Bundy Betty Davis Jim Perry Betty Duty __ Charles Bundy Velma Vencille Kenneth Ferguson Betty Duty __ Charles Bundy Jo Boyd Johnny Jenks Ann Johnson Johnny Jenks Jo Boyd Fayne Farmer Emma B. White Kenneth Ferguson Glenna Hannah Harry L. Johnson Sue S ee ScUtf, 7Hc ' pun£ i te 80 20 0 . S. 20c«ute Frances Mast, Charles Bundy S teiCut a tcC oet Ti uuten Geneva Dean, Bobbie Green Sfieec 2{ ctmen Ann Wysor, Fayne Farmer eCe4 ate to S. P. 4. Jimmy Elliott, Bobbie Green, Jeff Boyd, Arlene Brown, Frances Mast Ofte 4et PCcuf ( ut ( n uCe aun«t u$te tt 20c ut€n 7th grade — Sammy Slate, Rachel Farmon. 6th grade — Carol Snead, Susie Hall. 5th grade — Richard Fannis, Peggy Harmon. FIRST ROW: Arlene Brown, Catherine Jackson, Barbara Faulkner. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Cook, Fayne Farmer, Charles Bundy. 81 2{ ctUt€ c t Basketball Winners and Trophies for County and District FIRST ROW— left to right: Bill Nunley, Ben Valley with District Trophy, Elwood Morrison with County Trophy, Jimmy Perry with State Sportsmanship Trophy, Kenneth Ferguson. Winners in Forensic Contests Left to right: Charles Bundy with Prose Trophy, Bobby Green with Poetry Trophy, Frances Mast with Prase Trophy for girls, Fayn e Farmer with Speech Trophy for boys. Patsy Combs Kenneth Ferguson Junior Attendants • J 4 Frances Mast Kenneth Addison Sophomore Attendants Shirley Smith Leon Fields Freshmen Attendants Etta Bowles Roger Edmonds 7th Grade Attendants 84 I I I Pafsy McReynolds Buford Ferguson Sixth Grade Attendants Jan Ar Reynolds Frank Hanson Fifth Gradi Attendants Adrenia Forsythe Charles Hurt Third Grade Attendants Carolyn Keene Charles Hargis First Grade Attendants 85 87 4ctUACtcC4 ct cue 89 FIRST ROW — left to right: Coach Poole, D. Yates, J. Slate, B. Litton, B. Boardwine, E. Vencille, C. Shoe- maker, C. Yates, E. Cox, J. Jenks, B. Jessee, Coach Flannagan. SECOND ROW: J. Bowles, T. Frye, D. Johnson, J. Davis, K. Ferguson, J. Perry, B. Valley, E. Morrison, J. Elliott. The football season opened with Abingdon here and our lads gave a very creditable performance, although losing 26 to 13. The squad was one of the largest in number in the history of the still young program. This is an indication to the coaching staff of a brighter future for football at L.H.S. It would be fine for as many youngsters as possible to report a gain in August in order to get football up to its proper place with the other athletics and activities in which we place so highly. Jr. Varsity FIRST ROW — left to right: j. Slate, T. Vencille, T. Hawkins, T. Frye, C. Shoemaker, B. Jessee, H. Mutter, Coach Flannagan. SECOND ROW: Man- ager J. Bowles, P. Fields, R. Pruner, H. Davis, J. Duty, B. Warner, R. Jackson, D. Johnson. 90 91 FIRST ROW — left to right: Ben Valley, Coach Buddy Poole, Kenneth Ferguson. SECOND ROW; Dallard Yates, Kenneth Martin, Bobby Stoots, Johnny Jenks, Jim Perry, Elwood Morrison, Eddy Cox, Bill Dye, J. W. Addison, Henry Nunley, Billy Nunley, Robert Purner. SeAeduCe Lebanon 47-. Haysi Lebanon 59 Saitville Lebanon 59 Castlewood Lebanon 54 Grundy Lebanon 60 Richlands - Lebanon 50 Wallace __ Lebanon_-51 Garden Lebanon 60 Wallace __ Lebanon 42 Richlands _ Lebanon 74 Saitville Lebanon__45 Grundy Lebanon 63 Cleveland . Lebanon 88 Abingdon . Lebanon .68 Castlewood Lebanon- 68 Garden _- Lebanon 66 -Honaker Lebanon 47_. Honaker _. Lebanon 65 Cleveland . Lebanon _-42_- Abingdon . Lebanon 56 Haysi 46 Dec. 3 41 Dec. 10 50 Dec. 14 48 Dec. 17 58 Dec. 21 31 Jan. 4 49 Jan, 7 35 Jan. 11 43 Jan. 13 46 Jan. 14 63 Jan. 21 65 Jan. 25 63 Jan. 28 59 Feb. 1 69 Feb. 4 69 Feb. 8 40 Feb. 11 62 Feb. 15 40 Feb. 18 61 Feb. 22 92 MjC Lebanon _64 Hays! 50 Dec. 3 Lebanon 79 Saitville 54 Dec. 10 Lebanon_-74 .Casllewood 58 Dec. 14 Lebanon 59 Grundy 62 Dec. 17 Lebanon 70 Richlands 57 Dec. 21 Lebanon 72 Garden 61 Jan. 7 Lebanon 66 Graham 60 Jan. 11 Lebanon 51 Richlands 49 Jan. 13 Lebanon 79__Saltville 47 Jan. 14 Lebanon -59 Grundy 72 Jan. 21 Lebanon__65 Cleveland 78 Jan. 25 Lebanon 70 Castlewood 61 Feb. 1 Lebanon 77- Garden 68 Feb. 4 Lebanon 72 Honaker 71 Feb. 8 Lebanon .59 Honaker 71 Feb. 11 Lebanon.. 89 Cleveland 88 Feb. 15 Lebanon_.71__Graham 55 Feb. 17 Lebanon.-70 Haysi : 62 Feb. 22 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ann Wysor, Evelyn Ray, Iris Hughes. SECOND ROW; Catherine Jackson, Faye Cross. THIRD ROW; Barbara Faulkner. Left to right: Patty Shrader — Co-Captain, Mrs. Rice — Coach, Lynda Jenks — Co-Captain. FIRST ROW — Left to right: J. Boyd, M. Jessee, M. Valley. SECOND ROW; N. Harcum, O. Castle, P. Shrader, B. Duty, E. White, G. Monk, J. Jenks. THIRD ROW: R. Booher, M. Sanders, C. Burns, E. Gilbert, L. Jessee, W. Fanis. FOURTH ROW: C. Sutton, A. King, N. McReynolds, P. Gray, S. Smith, L. Gray, M. Breeding, P. Rasnake. FIFTH ROW: S. Robinson. 93 oUe Shirley Smith Mrs. Rice Barbara Bundy Co-Captain Coach Co-Captain Volley Ball is a sport enjoyed by all girls who have an interest in sports. Any number of players can play this game. Our co-captains this year were Shirley Smith and Barbara Bundy. Mrs. Rice was coach. FIRST ROW— left to right: Shirley Smith, Joyce Orr, Frances Jones, Judy Booher, Emma Bell White. SECOND ROW: Juanita Davis, Betty Duty, Barbara Bundy, Louise Jessee, Nell Wise. THIRD ROW: Faye Cross, Betty Davis, Jo Boyd, Chubby Hubble, Rachael Gibson. 94 FIRST ROW — left to right: Shirley Smithy Joyce Orr, Judy Booher, Frances Jones, Emma Bell White, Betty Duty. SECOND ROW: Louise Jessee, Barbara Bundy, Betty Davis, Jo Boyd, Faye Cross, Chubby Hubble, Rachel Gibson. THIRD ROW: Juanita Davis, Mrs. Rice, Nell Wise. Softball is a favorite sport with the girls of Lebanon High School. Under the direction of our coach, Mrs. Rice, we compete mostly among ourselves. The games that have been played with other schools of the County have been victorious. In recent years the girls have done much to encourage the growth of softball. When spring comes they look for- ward to the softball games once more. - f -At Jk •! I-. Coach— Mrs. Rice and Co-Captain— Jo Boyd. 95 Sc eduCe Lebanon- 20 Wallace 5 April 1 Lebanon 15 Honaker 0 April 5 Lebanon 8 Abingdon 7 April 8 Lebanon__12_ Cleveland 4 April 12 Lebanon Bristol 6 April 15 Lebanon 13_ Castlewood 4 April 19 Lebanon- - 10__Honaker 5 April 26 Lebanon-- 8_- Bristol 7 April 29 Lebanon _12 Castlewood 5 May 2 Lebanon 18-_ Wallace 2 May 6 Lebanon 2 Cleveland 4 May 10 Lebanon 3 Tazwell 4 May 13 Lebanon 4- Abingdon 1 May 17 Lebanon 1 Tazwell 0 May 18 I FIRST ROW — left to right: D. Johnson, T. Vencillo. SECOND ROW: K. Ferguson, D. Yates, J, Perry, J. Davis, B. Valley, B. Nunley, E. Morrison, Coach Flannigan. THIRD ROW: D. Yates, B. Jessee, B. Boardwine, E. J. Vencille, C. McFarlane, L. Profitt, B. Litton. FOURTH ROW: F. Farmer, T. Frye, L. Fields, R. Jackson, B. Cox, H. Nunley, C. Yates. 97 Harry Lee Johnson Co-Capfain Mr. Poole Coach Mary Carol Jessee Co-Captain FIRST ROW — left to right: Jim Perry, Kent Lee Jessee, Dickie Johnson, Johnny Jenks, Harry Lee Johnson. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Burns, Mary Carol Jessee, Mary Jane Howard, Kitty Renick. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Bowles. 100 (Sn uCcccitc 101 ScUcct itant ut Velva Worsham Glenna Monk dccaCeucteate Rev. Carroll Skeen 102 TODAY ENDS, TOMORROW BEGINS Elwood Morrison EDUCATION AND OUR PLANS ' Betty Lou Powers ZOe 04fto vtc€ 99 LET US HAVE OUR DREAMS Glenna Monk YOUTH, DEMOCRACY AND PEACE Eddy Cox 103 «idccctco t To the class of 1956 we turn in hopes and con- fidence, trusting them with the leadership we now re- linquish. Your responsibility is great. You this day become the Seniors of L.H.S., a link to bind all the fine traditions and ideas of the past of this institution to a still more glorious future in all that is to follow. I invite your attention to the great seal of our school. Encircling the figure is to be found a wreath, one half of olive leaves, the other of oak leaves. The olive leaf is a symbol of peace. As a citizen of a great democracy, let the love of peace be a vital part of your education. Encourage it in the hearts of all men for it is an integral part of the philosophy of the school you represent. The oak leaf is a symbol of strength and beauty. We recommend that you always recognize mind over might. Guard your bodies by due consideration of their needs and limitations, endeavoring at all times to re- frain from that which is harmful and unclean. Keep ever in mind that the body is the temple of the soul— likewise, a link with God. Keep it nourished with truth— ever seeking and climbing toward the Eternal Goodness. The crossed-guns of our seal remind us of our pioneer forefathers who pushed back the western wilder- ness to carve for themselves homes. The guns of our seal are for no warlike purpose, nor are they a threat to any person. They admonish us to prepare ourselves for a full and happy life of usefulness. The next symbol found on our seal is the lowly, but useful axe. It likewise, was a very necessary part of our pioneer ancestor ' s equipment. By its industrious ap- plication homes were built. Symbolically speaking, it is still an important ingredient in the building of homes and nations. Insist upon the earnest application of work, work for a purpose. God himself glorifies work. The last movable symbol is the torch— signifying light or knowledge. Let it be your sacred duty to glorify light in your class and entire school. Before light, dark- ness fades away. Begore knowledge, ignorance, the great curse, disappears. Let Lebanon High School be first of all, an institution of light. The hope of our dem- ocracy is, and the hope of the whole world is more light. May you add fuel to its flame and protect it as dear life. Keeping well these things in mind, we never fear that our motto Forward, Always Forward will go un- heeded and unpracticed. With this we reluctantly make the Junior Class the Senior Class of L.H.S. 104 105 LOUISE BREEDING F.H.A. Club 2,3; Latin Club 3; Science Club 4; Library Club 4. LINDA BROOKS 4-H Club 1,4; F.H.A. Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1, 2,3,4; Drivers Ed. 2. CHARLES A. BURDETTE Library Club 1,4, President 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Choir 1, 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Science Club 2,3,4, Reporter 2, Sec. 3; Popularity Contest 3,4; Annual St ' f 3,4; Senior Play 4. TOMMY C. BURNS F.F.A. Club 1, 2,3,4; Popularity Contest 4. BETTY ANNE CAMPBELL Library Club 1,2; Music Club 1,2; Choir 1,2,3, 4; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3; Song Leader 3; V. Pres. Home Room 3; Per- fect Attendance throughout High School. DONNIE CAMP BELL F.F.A. Club 1, 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4; K.V.G. Club 3,4, Crew Leader 3. PEGGY D. CAMPBELL LEXIE M. CHAFIN Drivers Training Club 4, Vice President 4. FRANK J. COOK F.F.A. Club 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Base- ball 1,2,3; K.V.G. Club 3. I. KENNETH COOK Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1, 2,3,4; Home Room Treas. 1; Delegate to J.S. Day at V.P.I. 1; Choir Sgt. at Arms; Library Club 1, 2,3,4. F. EDWARD COX Home Room V. President 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Home Room Pres. 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Business Manager of Annual 3; S.C.A. Council 3,4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. Club 4; K.V.G. Club Crew Leader 4. DONALD GENE CROSS Band 1, 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2. ALBERT ROY DAVIS, JR. Band 1, 2,3,4; May Day Program 3; Library Club 4; Choir 4; Football Team 4; Senior Play 4. MARCELLA DEE DAWSON F.H.A. Club 2,3,4. ROBERT LINTON DAWSON Home Room President 2,3; May Day Program 3; Christ- mas Pageant 3; Science Club 4. Geneva Dean F.H.A. Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Basketball Team 3,4; Li- brary Club 4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES DONALD DORTON F.F.A. 2,3; Library Club 4. GERALDINE EDWARDS Home Room Secretary 1; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2; F.H.A. Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Reporter Junior Class 3; Senior Play 4. DOROTHY YVONNE FANIS Library Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; 4-H Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Home Room Reporter 3; President Senior Class 4; Editor of School Paper 4. VIOLETTA L. FARMER F.H.A. Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3, Reporter 3; Library Club 3; Home Room Vice Pres. 4; Secretary S.C.A. 4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES DOUGLAS FARMER F.F.A. Club 2,3,4. NANCY SHELBY J. FIELDS May Day Program 1; 4-H Club 2,3; Library Club 1,2,3, 4; Basketball Team 1; F.H.A. Club 3,4; Drivers Education Club 4. BONNIE MORRELL GARRETT 4-H Club 1,2,3; Library Club 4. ROBERT D. HANNAH F.F.A. Club 1, 2,3,4; Senior Play 4. EUGENE HARRISON F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4. WILLIAM C. HEDRICK Home Room President 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1; S.C.A. 1, 2,3,4; Class President 2,3; Senior Play 4. EDWARD HOLMES BETTY MARIE HUBBARD Home Room Reporter 1; 4-H Club 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4, Reporter 3; Choir 3,4. LINDA LEE JENKS Class Treasurer 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball Team 1,2, 3,4; French Club 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Home Room Vice President 2; Delegate to State S.C.A. Convention 3; Girls ' State 4; Editor Of Annual 4; Home Room President 4; S.C.A. Council 3,4; Popularity Contest 4; Senior Play 4; Co-Captain of Basketball Team 4. CARLIS JOHNSON BETTY ANN JOHNSON 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Science Club 4; Circu- lation Manager for School Paper 4. ANNA RUTH KING Homecoming Attendant 2; Choir 2,3,4; May Day Princess 3; F.H.A. 3,4, President 4; 4-H Club 3,4, President 4; Library Club 3,4; Basketball Team 4; S.C.A. Member. BILLY FRANK LITTON F.F.A. 2,3,4; Basketball Team 4. ERMA LORENA LITTON Library Club 3; Drivers Training Club 4. 107 ANNA JAMES McCLOUD JOHN LUTHER McFADDIN F.F.A. 2,3; Senior Play 4. WILLIAM B. McFARLANE, JR. Home Room President 1; Bond 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 1, 2,3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,4; Class Vice President 2; Popularity Contest 1,4; Monogram Club 3; Delegate to Junior Science Day at V.P.I.; Secretary and Treasurer of Sen- ior Class; Senior Play 4. CHARLES JEFFERSON McFARLANE Foreign Language Club 2; F.F.A. 3,4; Baseball Team 3; Home Room Treasurer 3; Home Room Reporter 4; Re- porter of Drivers Education Club 4. BARBARA BRADLEY McREYNOLDS Home Room Treas. 1; Choir 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Basketball Team 1; F.H.A. 2,3; Home Room Rep. 2; Home Room Vice Pres. 3,4; S.C.A. Member 4; Popularity Contest 4; Senior Play 4. ELMER RAY MITCHELL Choir 1,2,3; Class Treas. 1; Vice President 2; 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4; Keep Virginia Green 1, 2,3,4; Football Team 2; F.F.A. Club 4; May Day Prince 3. HOMER ELWOOD MORRISON Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Home Room Presi- dent 1; S.C.A. 1,4, President 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Boy State 4. GLENNA ANN MONK Basketball 1,4; Tumbling Team 1,2, Monogram Club 2, 3; French Club 2,3; Choir 2,4; Class Secretary and Treas- urer 3; Band 3,4, Majorette 4; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES WILLIAM NUNLEY F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 4. SHIRLEY FRANCES OWENS CHARLOTTE CHRISTINE PATRICK Annual Staff 3; Popularity Contest 4. PATSY ANN PLESS 4-H Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,3; Choir 3,4; Science Club 4; Trail Blazer Business Manager 4; Home Room Treasurer 4. BETTY LOU POWERS Band 1; French Club 2,3; Vice President 3; Library Club 4; S.C.A. Council 4; Assistant Editor of Pioneer 4. PEGGY PRATT Choir 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Song Leader 3; Tumbling Team 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2; F.H.A. Club 2,3; Asst. Circulating Manager of the Trail Blazer 4; Senior Play 4. MARILYNN PRICE Science Club 1; F.H.A. Club 4, Secretary 4; Home Room Secretary 4. JENNIE FRANCES SARGENT PATRICIA JANE SHRADER Class President 1, Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Miss Sophomore 2; All State Band 2,3; May Day Court 2; French Club 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; All County Basketball 3,4; S.C.A. 1,3, Vice President 3; Miss Junior 3; Popularity Contest 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. WILMA JEAN SMITH F.H.A. Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1, 2,3,4; Home Room Vice President 1; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Choir 3,4; Home Room Secretary 4; Assistant Editor of School Paper 4; Popularity Contest 4. MARY. LOU SNEAD Home Room President 1; F.H.A. 2; 4-H Club 2; Choir 2; Attendant to May Queen 2; Science Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Popularity Contest 4. RAYMOND STAPLETON F.F.A. Club 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 3. MARILYN SUE SYKES Science Club 1, 2,3,4; Miss Freshman 1; Science Club Pres. 4; Freshman Class Reporter 1; 4-H Club 1; Home Room Vice Pres. 1; Choir 2; F.H.A. Club 2; Home Room Sec. Treas. 2; May Court 2; Monogram Club 3; Typist of Annual staff 3; Copy Editor of Trail Blazer 4; Popu- larity Contest 4. CHARLENE JESSEE SUTTON 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4; Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 2; Choir 2; F.H.A. Club 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Science Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Monogram 3; Basketball Team 4; Library Club 4. ANNA RUTH SWORD DORA HESTER TIGNOR 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4; F.H.A. Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4. BEN VALLEY President of Freshman Class 1; Science Club 1; Basket- ball Team 1, 2,3,4, All County 3,4; Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4; All County 2,3; Football Team 3,4; Science Club Sergeant at Arms 3; Popularity Contest 3,4. LLOYD WHITLEY WILLIAMS F.F.A. Club 2,3,4; Library Club Reporter 4. VELVA WORSHAM Band 1, 2,3,4, Sec. 2,3,4; Science Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 12; Home Room Reporter 1; 4-H Club 1; Popularity Contest 1; French Club 2,3, Sec. 3; Girls Basketball Squad Manager 2; Choir 2,3; Monogram Club 3,4, Sec. Treas. 4; Home Room Sec. Treas. 3; Senior Class Reporter 4; Business Manager of Pioneer 4; All State Ban d Delegate 4; Senior Play 4. EDITH ANN WYSOR Band 1,2,3, 4; Treasurer 4; Home Room Treasurer 1; 4-H 1, 2; Class Vice President 2,4; Monogram Club 3; Cheerlead- er 3,4; Home Room Reporter 4; Popularity Contest 4; Senior Play 4; Chairman of Teen-age Club 4; Attendant of Homecoming Queen 4. 108 iMiaillUi ftT i Occn Sc ooC It is Leaders Who Serve What We Learn How We Participate How We Excel How We Play How We Advertise Faculty, classes, clubs, honors, and sports all combine to yield the spirit of Lebanon High. no Ill RAYMOND J. BOYD Attorney at Law Lebanon, Virginia J. S. HOWARD County Clerk of Court Lebanon, Virginia Richlands National Bank First National Bank Richlands Richlands, Virginia Virginia Phone 32 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY Dante, Virginia LEBANON MOTOR SALES FIRST Your Friendly Ford Dealer NATIONAL Genuine Ford Parts Bear Frame Machine and Wheel Bearings BANK Complete and Modern Body Shop Day and Night Wrecker Service Lebanon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia Best Wishes to the Seniors of Lebanon High School Class of 1954- ' 55 Day phone 22 Night 329-J KELirS SOUVENIRS PENDLETONS Bristol ' s Oldest Jewelers Abingdon, Virginia Bristol, Virginia 525 State St. CITY MARKET Guy Whited All Your Shopping Under One Roof Commissioner of Revenue Lebanon, Virginia Phone 67 Lebanon, Virginia Dr. Whited RUSSELL THEATRE ' ' tAovies Are Better Than Ever ' ' Honaker, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia HUFF-COOK FUNERAL HOME JACKSON o. 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SPRINKLE FURNITURE COMPANY Antiques Upholstery Our Specialty SOCO Gas and Oil Company Call-North 4948 Abingdon, Virginia Richlands, Virginia PEOPLE S DRUG STORE ' Service For the Sick ' ' Phone 193 Abingdon, Virginia FASHION SHOP ' Smart Apparel 604 State Street Bristol, Va.— Tenn. H. P. KING COMPANY Bristol ' s Greatest Department Store 65 Years of Service SEVIER S LAUNDRY SIVIER’S Since 1899 Bristol, Va.— Tenn. Bristol, Tennessee R E Shopping Center, Inc. Goog Luck and Best Wishes to The Senior Class Abingdon, Virginia MANUEL ARELLANO Courteous and Friendly Service Director of Music CAMPBELL HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY LEBANON FURNITURE COMPANY Your Home Should Come First JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY Tuxedo Feeds— V. C. Fertilizer HOT-POINT APPLIANCES WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Furniture Sold On Easy Terms J. S. Easterly Phone 8 Lebanon, Virginia Phone 100 Lebanon, Virginia Taylor-Kiser Insurance Agency RUSSELL COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE, Incorporated For All Your Insurance Needs Feeds— Seeds— Fertilizers St. Paul, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia NEW HARDWARE AND McCLURE MOTORS, INC. FURNITURE COMPANY St. Paul, Virginia CHEVROLET CADILLAC State anr Seventh St. CEDAR BLUFF WRECKING Bristol, Tennessee COMPANY Cedar Bluff, Virginia STUCKErS PECAN SHOP ROBERT M. GREEN Fine Pecan Candies, Nuts, and CO. Tropical Jellies, Gifts and Souvenirs Asphalt Paving Pounding Mill, Virginia Let Stuckeys Handle Your Gift Problems Driveways, Parking Lots, and We Ship City Streets Box 190 Highway 11 Phone Lebanon 88J11 Abingdon, Virginia CASTLE Chevrolet Company JENKS MAST OLDSMOBILE and CHEVROLET Sales Service WAREHOUSE DUAL DRIVE CARS Lebanon Phone 92 Virginia Lebanon, Virginia W. E. Raines Supply Company VAN DERVORTS Lumber, Building and Supplies, Crosley Radios Inc. Home Appliances Phone 802W4 Richlands, Virginia Bristol, Tennessee W.B.F. WHITE HECHTS SONS BAKERY Phone 22 Richlands, Virginia Sunbeam Bread Energy Packed M and M LUMBER AND BUILDING RICHLANDS, Virginia NICKELS SERVICE STATION Tires— Tubes— Gas TEXACO Lebanon, Virginia ARNOLD S JEWELRY JESSELS FOOD MARKET Abingdon, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia Phone 461 1 ANDY H. JENKINS MASTER CLEANERS The Name That Wins Friends Phone 125 Richlands, Virginia PIGGLY WIGGLY, INC. A Complete Super Market Phone 73 Richlands, Virginia We Deliver JENKS AND MAST DEPARTMENT STORE Your Shopping Center Lebanon, Virginia F.H. HILL, CORP. APPALACHIAN HARDWOOD CASKETS Richlands, Virginia JOHNSON S 5-10 to $1.00 STORE T. R. Jackson, Mgr. Lebanon, Virginia TANNER S GIFT CENTER Richlands, Virginia P. N. DAVIS, M. D. St. Paul, Virginia WHEN IN ABINGDON STOP AT THE TRUE-BLU GRILL FRANK H. EASTERLY Richlands, Virginia LITTLE SUPER MARKET Richlands, Virginia ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET FRAZIER ' S DRY CLEANERS Sale Every Thursday For All Classes Of livestock St. Paul Virginia Abingdon, Virginia BROOKES HATCHERY ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK Phone 347 Abingdon, Virginia St. Paul, Virginia MULLIN S MOTOR COMPANY HARGIS FLOWER SHOP Richlonds, Virginia Phone 188-J Lebanon, Virginia ROY R. SMITH, D.V.M. Lebanon, Virginia ROBINSON ' S SUPERETTE Richland ' s First Superette Carl W. Robinson, Prop. DR. ANTHONY W. AMNESKI Optometrist— Lebanon, Virginia WATCH REPAIRING Lebanon, Virginia TRI-COUNTY TIRE SERVICE, INC. St. Paul, Virginia SMITHFIELD SERVICE STATION Rosedale, Virginia PATTERSON PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE St. Paul, Virginia Phone 722 TRU-BLU CAFE St. Paul, Virginia McREYNOLDS HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. St. Paul, Virginia T. JACK BONDURANT, attn. Lebanon, Virginia GREER AND SON-JEWELERS Abingdon, Virginia Phone 295J MISS WILLIE A. COMBS Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON MILL DR. G. Q. GILMER Lebanon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia THE JEWEL BOX Your Friendly Jeweler 529 State St. Bristol, Virginia Best Wishes From The Lebanon News Russell County ' s Family Newspaper Since 1880 Lebanon, Virginia WHITE ' S ORCARD Budley Burns Furniture Store Authorized G. E. Dealer Castlewood, Virginia Phone 152 Lebanon, Virginia CLINCHFIELD LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY HOMELAND CAFE Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jenks, Owners Home Cooked Meals That Please St. Paul, Virginia Phone 271 1 Lebanon, Virginia LEBANON QUALITY CLEANERS One Day Service RICHLAND S PHARMACY Rexall Drug Store Phone 278 Lebanon, Virginia Richlands, Virginia George F. Patrick Candy Company Honaker, Virginia JANETS MARKET Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries Lebanon, Virginia One Mile East on Route 19 ABINGDON GROCERY COMPANY Lebanon Block and Supply Company Manufacturers of Concrete and Cinder Blocks Lumber and Builders Materials r non© 0 Abingdon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia Phone 269 RUSSELL R. LYNN FLEENOR HARDWARE Typewriter Sales Service Co. Phone S-1 1 1 1 832 State Street Bristol, Tenn. — Vo. COMPANY International Farm Machinery Frigidaire Refrigerators Maytag Washers New Holland Balers Phone 23 EATWELL CAFE Richlands, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia THE CLOTHING MART Phone 521 Richlands, Virginia JIM ' S BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Main St. Lebanon, Virginia COLEMAN ' S RESTAURANT Lebanon, Virginia BURDETTE ' S GROCERY Lebanon, Virginia MEADE ' S DEPT. STORE St. Paul, Virginia J. D. GREGER, M. D. St. Paul, Virginia HARMON ' S GROCERY CAFE Lebanon, Virginia VANN HARDWARE SUPPLY Abingdon, Virginia RUSSELL OIL CO., INC. CLEVELAND HARDWARE Honaker, Virginia Cleveland, Virginia MOORE-EARHART COMPANY VANCE SUPPLY COMPANY 647 State St. Bristol, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia CLIFTON MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. LEBANON GROCERY Abingdon, Virginia Lebanon, Virginia RUSSELL MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Lebanon, Virginia FAUCETTE S STORE Wedding Invitations China, Glass, Silverv are Houseware Bristol, Tennessee LYNCH MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service Dodge— Plymouth Cars and Dodge Job-rated Trucks Dependable Service On All Makes of Cars and Trucks 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Phone 35 Lebanon, Virginia KERNES BAKERY Bristol, Virginia HALL HERFF-JONES CO. CHEVROLET Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers St. Paul, Virginia 1407-1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis 7 Indiana WASHINGTON MOTOR COMPANY Abingdon, Virginia JONES FURNITURE COMPANY Richlands, Virginia MARVIN HESS Lebanon, Virginia J. H. RAINES Lebanon, Virginia A. T. GRIFFITH Lebanon, Virginia TOWNE SHOP Richlands, Virginia RACHLAND ' S RADIO SERVICE Richlands, Virginia PIERCE DRY CLEANERS Richlands, Virginia ABINGDON ROLLER RINK Abingdon, Virginia KENNETH L. DAVIDSON Lebanon, Virginia LOHR ' S BEAUTY SHOP Lebanon, Virginia C. B. JESSEE, MERCANTILE Lebanon, Virginia HONAKER HARDWARE Honaker, Virginia RUSSELL GRILL Lebanon, Virginia MEADE ' S SERVICE STATION Greendale, Virginia GEORGE W. DAY Richlands, Virginia RAYMOND S. SNEAD Lebanon, Virginia BOYD ' S WHITE ELEPHANT Richlands, Virginia DR. WATKINS Lebanon, Virginia HOME FURNITURE STORE Richlands, Virginia F. H. MOORE, DENTIST Abingdon, Virginia THE CASINO GRILL Richlands, Virginia PRICE ' S STORE Cleveland, Virginia MIDWAY SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil and Groceries Cedar Bluff, Virginia WILSON QUALITY CLEANERS Laundry and Dry Cleaning Phone 78 Honaker, Virginia WYSOR APPLIANCE COMPANY Honaker, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK Honaker, Virginia DEVAULTS, INC. Sporting Goods School Sweaters Bristol, Virginia Just A Step Off State Phone 3568 1 4 Lee MOORE ' S MANUFACTURING CO. Peanuts, Popcorn, Potato Chips Bristol, Virginia PcoHcen. S Ccto U Linda Jenks Editor Betty Lou Powers - Arlene Brown — Assistant Editors Russell Barton _ _ - Literary Eritor Wilma Fanis Art Jeff Boyd Student Photographer Nancy Jessee Kenneth Ferguson — Sports Editors Frances Mast Business Managers Eddy Cox Velva Worsham Carrie Lee Dixon Charles Burdette Circulation Managers Glenna Monk Charles Bundy Geneva Dean Typist Miss Trula Fleenor Sponsor t- ( r ' ' ' Vi t