Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

J.: Published By The Students Of LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Lebanon, Virginia aina ' T tifat another i ler sc ol year is beginning tQ. unfold jelling stuctehts brmg; whte«the’ n e f reshness of tnbv a roaching j new year . . f the strangeness sooajtuis to a loviiCg I Hiliarity and end n spirit . . . Smiles, frieiidly chatter.,-,. .)eage; ness and a purpo iaanindj ' f . Jto I instill within ' Tiursfeifes the meanyg and value of schocfl life . ’Tto . . . LIVE, LEARN, AND PROFIT by experience by the beauty of our surrounding campus . . . encircling mountains, tall trees, grassy lawn, and stately buildings, we enter Lebanon High through these majestic white columns. To each of us Lebanon High is more than just a building of brick and mortar. It is a symbol of the American way of life, a foimtain of knowledge, and a challenge for a better to- morrow. 6 iMiliii ill till ISIl 52:i � ||l || 3 il||| ffilUl nn - leal g� l nil ssB ii ' 1 i� ■ ! P 11 i i! R 1 g 1 Don Campbell and Margaret Bunton use their Larry Hall scores another two points! 1 study hall wisely. 8 YOU’LL FIND INTRODUCTION Pages . . . . 1-13 ADMINISTRATION Pages . . . . 14-19 CLASSES Pages . . . . 20-47 ACTIVITIES Pages . . . . 48-63 ATHLETICS Pages . . . . 64-75 FEATURES Pages . . . . 76-87 GRADUATION Pages . . , . . 88-95 GRADES Pages . . . . 96-103 ADVERTISING Pages . . . . 104-120 Senior government class at work?? Our S. C. A. in action. Queen Judy receives her crown and kisses from Captains Larry Bausell and Kenneth Farmer. 10 ALMA MATER It ' s Lebanon High School, It ' s Lebanon High School, The pride of every pioneer. Come on you old lads, Come on you new lads. It ' s Lebanon High School now we cheer. Rah --Rah. Now is the time boys. To make a big noise, No matter what the people say. For there is none to fear. The gang ' s all here. So, Hail to Lebanon High School --Hail! FORWARD, ALWAYS FORWARD!!! ' ii , i k vvJJb 1 1 ulTO GUIDANCE... I I I HOME Through days of joy and sadness, through disappointment and success, we remember the love and understanding of our parents. Our deep appreciation is expressed to our parents who have been our guiding lights throughout our school life. SCHOOL Our school life has been inspired by our teachers who have shown patience, a willingness to help, and a never -failing confidence in us. Our Superintendent, the School Board, and the Board of Supervisors have worked together faith- fully to make our school life profitable. CHURCH Through our churches, the students of Lebanon High have found a spiritual guidance. This guidance has been much help in developing the correct attitudes and relationships, not only in school but in our everyday living. The able leaders of our churches have challenged us to set our goals in life high and have in- spired us to lay a solid foundation upon which to build our lives, spiritually and morally. Mr. George Ben Whited, B.A. Principal In the five years that Mr . G. B. Whited has served as our principal, he has led our school through a rapid increase in en- rollment and the process of changing from the eleven -year to the twelve -year school system, as well as the change in the physical environment by means of additions and improvements. He has inspired us to keep pace with the great strides in curriculum building, student activities, and athletic competit- ion. At all times he has strived to give the students the very best of everything. The faculty, student body, and patrons are indebted to Mr. Whited for the fine contribution he has made to the school through his years of leadership at Lebanon High School. ADMINISTRATION 14 The capable and attractive secretary of Lebanon High, Miss Sue Holmes, is a 1957 graduate. In a cooperative and pleasing manner, she has performed her tasks not only for the administration and faculty, but for the students as well. Mr. B. O. Porterfield is serving his second year as assistant principal of Le- banon High School . He has faithfully executed his duties in an efficient and understanding way. In addition to his other duites, Mr. Por- terfield teaches science and history, and he has been very helpful in the Guidance De- partment. Miss Sue Holmes School Secretary i Mr. B. O. Porterfield, B.S. Assistant Principal Mr. Harold Almany, B.S. Band and Choir Mr. Rudolph F. Be craft, B.M., M.M. Music Miss Patricia A. Biggs, B.A. English and Speech FACULTY. ...LEBANON Mrs. Emmett Buckles, B.A. History and English Mrs. C.C. Bundy, Jr., B.A. French, Biology, and English Miss Blanche Campbell, B.S. Mathematics and Guidance Mrs. James P. Gilmer, B.A. Government, Chemistry, and Science Mrs. G. H. Givens, B.A. Mathematics Mr, Paul G. Helvey, B.A. History and Geography Mrs. Paul G. Helvey Librarian Mr. Bill G. Humphreys, B.A. Coach, Physical Education, and Mathematics Mr. Jim Humphreys, B.A.,M.Ed. Coach, Physical Education, and Mathematics Mrs. Nancy E. Ketron, B.A. Science 16 1 Mrs. Jack Meade, B.S. Business Education Mr. J. Taylor Skeen, B.S. Agriculture Miss Mildred Tate, B.S. Home Economics HIGH 58-59 Mrs. Frank W. Taylor, B.S. English and Journalism Mrs. Eugene E. Vicars, B.S. English and Guidance Miss Ruth B. Whitt, B.S. Coach and Physical Education Mrs. H. B. Adams, B.S. Seventh Grade Mrs. Shelburne Price Seventh Grade Mrs. Guy Whited Seventh Grade Miss Nancy C. Dor ton, B.S. Sixth Grade ! Mrs. Tyler Lockhart Sixth Grade Mrs. Ira M. Quillen, B.S. Sixth Grade Mrs. Joe H. Duff Fifth Grade 17 Miss Mabel Campbell Fifth Grade Miss Elizabeth Fugate Fourth Grade Miss Margaret Hargis Fourth Grade FACULTY Mrs. Paul Robinson, B.Ed. Fourth Grade Mrs. Margaret T. Dickenson Third Grade Mrs. George Ben Whited Third Grade Mrs. Russell Dickenson Third Grade Mrs. R. C. Fritts Second and Fifth Grades Miss Mary Robinson Second Grade Mrs. Annie Lee Gillespie Second Grade Mrs. Johnny Dobbins, B.A. First Grade Mrs. A. J. Conley, A.B. First Grade Mrs. Vance Warner First Grade 18 i Our cafeteria staff is com- posed of Mrs. Lucy Thomas, Mrs. Bess Garrett, and Mrs. Anna Stevens. The students and faculty have enjoyed the fine meals served in the cafe- teria this year. The custodians of our school are Mr. and Mrs. Vern- ice Price. To them the stu- dents are grateful for their endless, day-to-day labor in keeping our school as clean as possible. This group of bus drivers wait for the 3:15 bell. A great number of our students ride buses to school each day and they are appreciative for the patience and tolerence shown by the bus drivers. 19 939 e u The Senior class of 1959 entered school in September as students who had almost reached the last rung of the ladder leading up to high school graduation. Thankful for this and with a prayer to God in each of our hearts for guidance, a resolution was made to strive to hold fast to the school motto, Forward, Always Forward. Events of the past year such as the Senior play. Homecoming, sports events, trips and even classes have instilled in the heart of each Senior memories which will be cherished forever. The class chose the white carnation as their flower. Black and white represented the class colors. The inspiring motto chosen by the class read; May honor, strength, and wisdom pace us mile by mile. In leaving L. H. S., the class wishes to thank all the teachers who so freely offered guidance in classes and extracurricular activities. Deep- est appreciations and many fond farewells are bid to the Senior class sponsors, Mrs. James Gilmer and Mrs. Eugene Vicars who so ably guided the footsteps of each Senior this year. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Rachel Harmon, President; Roger Jessee, Vice President; Wylodean Sutton, Secretary; Connie Powers, Treasurer. A JACKIE GRANT BARNETTE HELEN VIRGINIA BARTON PAULA DANNIS BARTON ROBERT BEVERLY BAUSELL DOUGLAS RAY BEVINS ETTA LOU BOWLES MARGARET ANNE BUNTON WANDA FERN BURDETTE EVELYN COWAN BURNS JANE GAY CAMPBELL JOHN THOMAS CAMPBELL RUBY CAMPBELL SENIORS BOBBY BASCOM CHAFIN OTTO CARL CONLEY EVA JOYCE COOK LEONARD COOK LESTER COOK MARY ANNA FERGUSON COX KAREN FAY CRUMBAKER BOBBY DARRELL EDMONDS KENNETH FRANKLIN FARMER PEGGY GERALDINE FARMER BOBBY LEE FIELDS CATHERINE FIELDS SENIORS JAMES ALFRED FIELDS, JR. MARGARET ANN FIELDS PATTY LOU FOGLE MAN DAVID RICHARD FULLER JEAN HORNE GARRETT BARBARA ANN GOBBLE WILLIAM NELSON GRAY, JR. LORETTA JANE GRIFFITH NANCY RACHEL HARMON PATRICIA GLENN HAWKINS HAROLD CLINTON HEDRICK NETTIE JEAN HELTON SENIORS 1 JENNINGS CARTER HOLT SHIRLEY ANN HOWARD WALTER EDWARD HUBBLE JAMES TAULBEE JACKSON, JR. DORIS ANN JESSEE JUDY ELAINE JESSEE REBECCA JESSEE ROGER LEE JESSEE VADA RUTH JESSEE EVELYN SUE JOHNSON SANDRA LYNN JONES WENDELL WILKIE LITTON SENIORS NORMA LEE McCLOUD ROBERT BURT McCLOUD GRATT MONROE MONK DELORES JEAN MORRISON BETTY ANN NIPPER ROBERT HENRY NUNLEY WILMA LOUISE PHELPS CONSTANCE LEE POWERS HENRY CARLTON PRATT GERALDINE JOYCE PRICE BETSY JANE RASNAKE MILDRED JOYCE ROBINETTE SENIORS WILMER POWELL ROBINS GEORGE ANN ROBINSON BILLY JOE SMITH LINDA ELLEN STILTNER WYLODEAN BROWNING SUTTON JUDITH ANN SWORD PATSY CLEO SWORD BARBARA LEE TAYLOR ELIZABETH JANICE TAYLOR JANCIE EILLEEN TIGNOR CHARLES BRADLEY WALDEN ROBERT WILLIAM WALLS Seniors become acquainted with the numerous colleges during College Day. A college representative indicates to Senior stu- dents, C. Walden, J. Robinette, andE. Bowles, the college where he works. Sophomore Rats Louise Dean andTrula Johnson obey wishes of Seniors, Jerry Price and Janice Taylor . S. Jones, D. Campbell, and J. Jackson find interesting and informative books in the Traveling Science Library. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruby Campbell and David Fuller FRIENDLIEST Judy Jessee and Bobby Edmonds SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST POPULAR Sandra Jones and Charles Walden MOST ATHLETIC Rachel Harmon and Kenneth Farmer MOST LADYLIKE AND GENTLEMANLIKE Janice Tignor and Tommy Campbell MOST VERSATILE Mary Anna Cox and Bobby Bausell SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS MOST DEPENDABLE Doris Jessee and Jimmy Jackson Geraldine Farmer and Roger Jessee SENIOR DIRECTORY JACKIE GRANT BARNETTE 4-H Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2,3,4. HELEN VIRGINIA BARTON Band 1; May Day 1; Senior Queen. PAULA DANNIS BARTON Band 1,2,3. ROBERT BEVERLY BAUSELL Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; French Club 2,3; President 3; Monogram Club 3,4; S.C.A. Council 2,3,4; Band 1; President of Homeroom 3; Treasurer of Homeroom 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 3,4; Delegate to Boys ' State 3; Delegate to Dis- trict S.C.A. Convention 2,3. DOUGLAS RAY BEVINS Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Convention 3; Speech Class Play 4. ETTA LOU BOWLES Library Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; F.H.A. Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2; S.C.A. Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Chaplain 4; Monogram Club 4; Co-Editor of Trail Blazer 4; Feature Editor of Annual 4; President of Homeroom 1; Vice-President of Homeroom 2; Treasurer of Homeroom 3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Head Majorette 4; Delegate to District Tri-Hi-Y Convention 3; Queen of Sophomore Party 2; Tumbling Team 2; Delegate to Girls ' State 3; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Delegate to District S.C.A. Convention 1; Librarian of Band 3,4. MARGARET ANNE BUNTON 4-H 3; Business Manager of Trail Blazer 4; Speech Play Cast 4. Transfer student 3. WANDA FERN BURDETTE 4-H Club 1,2,3; Library Club 3; Vice-President of Home Room 1. EVELYN COWAN BURNS Choir 2,3; Librarian 2; 4-H Club 2; Treasurer of Home Room 1; Manager of Basketball Team 3; Cheerleader 1,2,4. JANE GAY CAMPBELL French Club 2,3; Reporter 3; Monogram Club 4; F.T.A. 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Library Club 3; Trail Blazer 4; Basketball Manager 3; Se ior Play 4; Transfer student 2. JOHN THOMAS CAMPBELL Hi-Y Club 3,4; F.F.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4; Judging Team 2,3,4; County FairContest 1,2,3; Usher at Graduation Commencement 3; Christ- mas Pageant 3; May Day Prince 3; Secretary of Home Room 1. RUBY CAMPBELL Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Model General Assembly 3; Library Club 2,3; Annual Staff 3; Editor of Trail Blazer 4; French Club 2,3; Treasurer 2; Science Club 2,3; Reporter 3; F.T.A. Club 3; Historian 3; Secretary and Treasurer Homeroom 1; President Homeroom 2; Vice President Sophomore Class 2; Monogram 3,4; S. I. P. A. Convention 4; Popularity Contest 3,4; Science Fair 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Most outstanding Senior science student, 4; Graduation speaker. BOBBY BASCOM CHAFIN Senior Play 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Convention 2,3; County Fair Judging Contest 2,3,4; Hi-Y Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; Chaplain 4. OTTO CARL CONLEY Christmas Pageant 4; Speech Class Play 4; Transfer student 4. EVA JOYCE COOK President of Home Room 4; Secretary 3; Christmas Madonna 3; May Day Princess 3; Cheerleader 4; S.C.A. 4; Library Club 3; French Club 2,3; F.T.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Vice President 4. LEONARD COOK F.F.A. 1,2,4; Secretary 4; Football 2. LESTER COOK F.F.A. 1,2,4; Football 2. MARY ANNA COX Popularity Contest 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Presi- dent 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Secretary and Trea- surer 4; Library Club 2,3; Vice President 3; F.T.A. Club 3; Vice President 3; French Club 2; S.C.A. 4; Science Club 3; Science Fair 1,2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4. KAREN FAY CRUMBAKER Senior Play 4; Co-Editor of Trail Blazer 4; F.T.A. 4; French Club 4; Reporter 4; Home Room Vice President 4. Transfer student 4. BOBBY DARRELL EDMONDS 4-H Club 1,2; Reporter 2; Football 4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Score Keeper 3; Bookkeeper 3. KENNETH FRANKLIN FARMER Monogram 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; President of Class 3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3; Track 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Lieut, of Band 3,4; Representative to Boy ' s State 3; S.C.A. 3,4; Christmas Pageant 3; Commencement speaker. PEGGY GERALDINE FARMER Popularity Contest 4; Treasurer of Homeroom 4; Basketball Mana- ger 4; Library Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; As- sistant Chaplain 4; Science Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Vice President 2; Typist for School Paper 4; Second Prize in Senior Essay Contest. BOBBY LEE FIELDS Baseball 3; Basketball Manager 3; 4-H Club 1; Senior Play Mana- ger. CATHERINE FIELDS 4-H Club 1; Library Club 1. JAMES ALFRED FIELDS, JR. F.F.A. 3; Football 3; Baseball 3; Senior Play Manager 4. MARGARET ANN FIELDS F.H.A. Club 1; Library Club 1. TRESA FERN FIELDS 4-H Club 1,2. PATTY LOU FOGLEMAN May Day 3; Easter Play 3; President of Homeroom 3; Choir 3; Library Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3 4; Science Club 3; F. ' T.A. Club 3,4; President 4; Delegate to F.T.A. State Convention 4; S.C.A. Council 3,4. DAVID RICHARD FULLER President of Sophomore Class; Vice President of S.C.A. 3; Dis- trict and State S.C.A. Convention 3; Treasurer of Class 3; School and District Winner in Spelling 3; State Forensic Meet 3; School- winner in Spelling 4; Senior Play; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Band 1; French Club 2,3; Commencement speaker; Valedictorian. JEAN HORNE GARRETT Transfer student, 4. BARBARA ANN GOBBLE WILLIAM NELSON GRAY, JR. 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Choir 3; Hi-Y Club 3,4; Reporter 3,4; Christmas Pageant 3,4. LORETTA JANE GRIFFITH May Day 1,2; 4-H Club 1. NANCY RACHEL HARMON Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4; President of Class 4; President of Homeroom 3; S.C.A. Council 3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Library Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Vice President 3; F.H.A. 3; President 3; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Popularity Contest 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Sports Editor 4; Choir 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Captain 4; Most Valuable Player Award 4; All County Basketball 4; Basketball Letter 2,3,4; School Letter 2,3; Delegate to Girls ' State 3; Dele- gate to Model General Assembly 4; Typist for Trail Blazer; Com- mencement speaker. PATRICIA GLENN HAWKINS May Day 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; French Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Library Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4. HAROLD CLINTON HENDRICK Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Captain 1; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 1, President 2; Choir 1; Trail Blazer Attendant 1; Christmas Pro- gram 1,2,3. NETTIE JEAN HELTON Choir 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY JENNINGS CARTER HOLT F.F.A. 2,3,4; Judging Contest, 3. SHIRLEY ANN HOWARD Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; 4-H Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Delegate to District S.C. A. Convention 1,4; May Day 1,2; Easter Play 3; Senior Play 4; Secre- tary of S.C. A. 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Homeroom President 1; Popularity Contest 3. WALTER HUBBLE Hi-Y Club 3,4; President 4; S.C. A. 4; F.F.A. 2,3; Choir 4; Delegate to Model General Assembly 4; Senior Play 4. JAMES TAULBEE JACKSON, JR. Science Club 4; Hi-Y Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Delegate to Model General Assembly 4; Football 1; Band 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Popularity Contest 4. DORIS ANN JESSEE Homeroom President 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Historian 4; Library Club 2,3; French Club 2,3; S.C. A. Council 4, Annual Staff 4; 4-H Club 1; May Day 1,2; Easter Program 3, Senior Play 4; Popularity Contest 4. JUDY ELAINE JESSEE French Club 2,3; Secretary 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Secretary 3; Choir 1,2; Student Director of Choir 2; Library Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3;S.C. A. President 4; Layout Editor of Annual 4; Circulation mana- ger of annual 3; Copy Editor of Paper 3; Secretary and Treasurer Class 1; S.I.P.A. Delegate 3; Delegate Girls ' State 3; Delegate to S.C. A. Workshop 3; Homecoming attendant 1; Miss Sophomore 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Popularity Contest 3,4. REBECCA JESSEE Choir 3. ROGER LEE JESSEE Vice-PresidentSenior Class 4; Delegate to Boy ' s State 3; Delegate to Model General Assembly 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; One Act Play 3,4. VADA RUTH JESSEE 4-H Club 1; F. H.A. Club 2; French Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. EVELYN SUE JOHNSON F.H.A. 2,3; Choir 3, Office Assistant. SANDRA LYNN JONES Editor of Annual 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Head Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Princess May Day 1; President Homeroom 2; President Latin Club 2; S.C. A. Council 2,4; Science Club 2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 3,4; French Club 3,4; Vice President 3; Secretary Class 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Vice President 3; Delegate to S.C. A. State Convention 3; Delegate to F.T.A. State Convention 3; Delegate to S.I.P.A. Convention 3,4; Delegate to All State Choir 2; Delegate to Model General Assembly 4; Delegate to District S.C. A. Convention 2; Choir 2; Managing editor of Trailblazer 2; Annual staff 2,3,4; School Poetry Reader 2,3,4; District winner 4; Correspondent for Lebanon News 4; Miss Russell County 2; Popularity Contest 3,4; Miss Trailblazer 2; Future Teachers Club 3; Senior play cast 4; Winner of Essay Contest 4; County Sportsmanship Award 4; Salu- tatorian. WENDELL WILKIE LITTON Baseball 3. NORMA LEE McCLOUD Library Club 1; Senior Play Cast 4. ROBERT BURT McCLOUD Reporter Home Room 1; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Club 2,3,4. GRATT MONROE MONK F.F.A. Club 1,2,4. DELORES JEAN MORRISON 4-H Club 1,2; Christmas Pageant 4. BETTY ANN NIPPER 4-H Club 1,2,3; Choir 4; Senior Play Cast 4. ROBERT HENRY NUNLEY May Day Prince 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. WILMA LOUISE PHELPS Science Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; 4-H Club 3,4; All State Choir 3; Song Leader Tri-Hi-Y 4. CONSTANCE LEE POWERS Science Club 1,2,3; L brary Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H Club 1,2,4; Reporter 4; French Club 2,3; Treasurer 3; Treasurer Homeroom 2; Homeroom Secre- tary 3; Vice-President Homeroom 4; Treasurer of Senior Class 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Majorette 1,2, 3, 4. HENRY CARLTON PRATT Vice President Homeroom 2; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4;4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; President Elk Garden Senior 4-H Club; F.F.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4; President 3; Trail Blazer Staff 4; Attendant in May Day 3; Mr. Trail Blazer 3. GERALDINE JOYCE PRICE French Club 2,3; F.T.A. Club 3; Library Club 3; Attendant May Day Court 2; Miss Junior 3; Office Assistant. BETSY JANE RASNAKE Basketball 3; Choir 3,4; President Choir 4; All State Choir 4; 4-H Club 4. MU RED JOYCE ROBINETTE 4-HClub 1,2,3; F.T.A. Club 3; Library Club 2,3; French Club 2,3; Choir 2, May Day 1, Vice President Homeroom 3. WILMER POWELL ROBINS 4-H Club 1,2; F.F.A. Club 1,2; Hi-Y Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Library Club 3; Science Club 4; Delegate to M.G.A. 3; Christmas Pageant 3, 4; May Day 1; Choir 3,4; Senior Play Cast 4. GEORGE ANN ROBINSON 4-H 1,2; Choir 3,4; Senior Play Cast 4; May Day 1,2,3. BILLY JOE SMITH Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; Football 2,3. LINDA ELLEN STILTNER Library Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 2; Choir 3; Secretary and Treasurer 3; Christmas Pageant 3. WYLODEAN BROWNING SUTTON Science Club 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1; Piano Recital 1,2,3; Hostess for Teacher ' s Banquet 3; Office Assistant 4; Mardi Gras Queen 4; Most Likely to Succeed 3; Vice-president Sophomore homeroom; Secretary Junior Class; Secretary of Senior Class ; Secretary Senior homeroom. Commencement speaker. JUDITH ANN SWORD 4-H Club 1; French Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3; Library Club 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3. PATSY CLEO SWORD Vice-president Homeroom 1,3; Library Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Basketball 1 ,2; May Day 2; Office Assistant; Choir 2. BARBARA LEE TAYLOR French Club 2,3; Library Cl ub 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3. ELIZABETH JANICE TAYLOR 4-H Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Annual Staff 4; S.C. A. 4; Cheerleader 4; Christmas Madonna 4; Delegate to F.T.A. 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Secretary Homeroom 1,3; Homeroom Treasurer 2, Homeroom Reporter 4; Choir 2,4; President 4. JANICE EILLEEN TIGNOR S.C. A. 1; Choir 2,3; President Homeroom 1; Popularity Contest 4. CHARLES BRADLEY WALDEN Football 1; Vice-president Freshman Class 1; Baseball 1,2; 4-H Club 1; F.F.A. 2; Tumblin Team 3. ROBERT WILLIAM WALLS F.F.A. 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2; Sgt. at Arms Homeroom 1. OMA ELIZABETH WARNER 4-H Club 1,2,3; Treasurer 2; Library Club 1,3; F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 1; Christmas Pageant 3; Choir 3. VIRGINIA SWAIN WILLIAMS 4-H Club 1; Basketball 2,3; Manager 4; May Day 2. DALLARD FAY YATES F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Vice-president 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Basketball 2; May Day Court 2; Secretary Homeroom 1. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS First row: Charles vVright, President, Don Campbell, Vice-President. Second row: Larry Hall, Treasurer, Brenda Childress, Secretary. Sponsor Miss Biggs Due to the fact that our school is in the process of completing the transfer from the eleven to twelve year school system, the Junior Class is one of the smallest in the high school ' s history. Several members are transfer students from schools in other parts of the state and from other states. As a money-raising project, the Juniors sold popcorn during the lunch period. The class members used this money for a class activity at the end of school, when they met informally to en- joy the fellowship of one another in their last meeting as the Junior Class of 1959. Larry Bausell Nancy Blizzard J. E. Breeding G. I. Brown Rebecca Bruce Don Campbell Brenda Childress Cecil Cross Dale Cumbow 34 Gary Fox Myrna Fritts Joey Gillespie Larry Hall Fred Jessee Mary Patrick Robert Ray Catherine Robinson Jim Tanker sley Guy Tignor Sharon Trine Rikki Vance Paul Vencille Oleane Warner Charles Wright 35 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Diane Dost Bill Greene Janie Brewer Carl Richards President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The Sophomore Class, the graduat- ing class of 1961, was the first to enter the twelve year school system. As the Junior Class is small, this class was selected this year to represent the underclassmen in the traditional ob- servance of Rat Week. During the week the Sophomores honored their Senior polyannas and obeyed the wishes of the 1959 graduating class. The high- light of the week was a program given for the Senior class. Star Dust was the theme chosen for the Sophomore Class party which was held in March. Beneath a mass of blue and silver stars, the boys and girls, dressed in semi-formal attire, enjoyed dancing and the friendly atmosphere. Sue Howard was chosen Queen of the class party and My rl Allen was selected to reign as King. Myrl Allen Nola Amos James Ashbrook Diane Bost Janie Brewer Betty Browning Drannon Buskirk David Campbell Nancy Campbell Dwight Cook Joyce Cumbow Fred Davis Sponsors Mrs. Bundy Miss Campbell Mrs. Taylor Gail Davis Louise Dean Peggy Dorton Stuart Echols Ruby Edwards Nancy Garrett Elsie Gilbert Fred Gilbert SOPHOMORES Joanne Gilmer Jimmy Givens Bill Greene Lowell Griffith Susie Hall Roy Harrison Betty Helton Graham Herndon Patsy Hicks Janice Holmes Nancy Holt Sue Howard 37 n Rose Hughes Sue Ella Hughes Dorothy Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Bonnie Jessee Linda Jessee Trula Johnson Jane Jones SOPHOMORES Peggy Lark Virginia Lasley James Lester Norma Sue Lester Larry Massie Richard Me Far lane Judy McReynolds Ona Miller Peggy Milton Harry Monk Billy Musick Velma Patrick 38 ' 1r - I i i ! Shirley Patrick Jane Perry I Donna Porterfield Kenneth Price Nancy Price Billy Pugh Larry Rasnake Myrtle Ratliffe SOPHOMORES Billy Reynolds Carl Richards Nancy Settle Shirley Settle Carol Snead Charles Snead Delores Snead Linda Statzer Barbara Vencille Nancy Vencille Roger Warner Mattie Ellen Whited 39 CLASS OFFICERS First row: Ronnie Brown, President; Peggy Harmon, Vice-President. Second row: Becky Fuller, Secretary; Jimmy Gillespie, Reporter; Richard Fanis, Treasurer. Sponsors Mrs. Givens Mrs. Helvey Mrs. Meade Having completed the eighth grade, the Freshmen entered into the first year of their four year high school careers. With eagerness in heart, the students began thinking of their high school cur- riculum. The highlight of the year was the class party in late November. The theme of the gala event was Autumn Sere- nade. Results of the secret ballot election for the king and queen were announced at this time, revealing Peggy Harmon as Queen of the Freshmen Class and Ronnie Brown, King. FRESHMEN Eddie Ashbrook Joan Barton Michael Bass Kemper Bausell Betsy Blizzard Betty Boardwine Emmett Boothe Connie Bowles Betty Boyd Faye Boyd Judith Bradley Ronnie Brown Phillip Burdette George Ann Conley Ray Cook FRESHMEN Danny Cox Marvin Cox Betty Davis Charles Edmonds Richard Fanis Doris Farmer Garland Farmer Gaynell Farmer Tildon Farmer Brenda Fields Cornelia Fields Eula Mae Fleenor Catherine Fletcher Guy Francisco Rebecca Fuller William Fuller Shirley Garrett Juanita Gilbert Linda Gilbert James Gillespie Betty Gilmer Jerry Hale Peggy Harmon Linda Hawkins Billy Hendricks Mary Sue Hess Harold Heugal FRESHMEN Pat Holiday Patty Honalcer Kenneth Hooker Carolyn Hurt Barbara Jackson Brenda Jessee Frances Jessee Joan Jessee Alma Keene Martha Kiser Millard Kiser Nina Lowe Faye Marshall Frances Marshall Sandra McFaddin Louise Mitchell Nancy Mitchell Patsy Mitchell Allen Monk Brenda Monk Emma Morrison Janice Morrison James Musick Adylene Mutter Verna Osborne Jimmy Phelps FRESHMEN Billy Price Kenneth Puckett Margaret Raines Otis Ray Carolyn Richards Alice Richardson Betty Richardson Eugene Robinson James Robinson Larry Runyon Floyd Salyer Grover Salyer Billy Sharrett Phyllis Shortt Patricia Skeen Don Statzer Jeff Sutton Roger Sword Margaret Thomas Richard Vencille Ann Wade Jackie Walls Billy Warner Rita Warner Henry White Virginia White EIGHTH GRADEI CLASS OFFICERS 1 First row: Jennie Pruner, President; Ole Renick, Vice-President. Second row: Tommy Brewer, Reporter; Billy Lawson, Secretary. The eighth graders began the school year completely absorbed with the newness of changing classes, lockers, different teachers, and with the thoughts of growing up. Soon the class members learned the daily routine, and their studies began. As the year progressed, they began to join clubs and to participate in the other extra-curricular activities-- all of this making eighth graders seem a vital part of Lebanon High School. .Carol Alexander Harvelene Barton Arbradella Bevins Nellie Breeding Tommy Brewer Faye Brooks Teddy Brooks Dickie Browning Nancy Buckles Susan Bundy Amelia Burns Gaye Campbell Ida Campbell Ann Casey Lucrette Chafin Peggy Chafin Nancy Chapman Wanda Chapman Junior Clark James Combs Betty Cook Linda Cook Robert Cox Richard Cozzolino Sponsors: Mr. Almany Mrs. Buckles Mr. Helvey Mrs. Ketron Mr. Porterfield Miss Whitt EIGHTH GRADE Judy Cross Mary Cross Shirley Cross Ann Dale Gail Davis Joe Davis Judy Davis Larry Dean Sylvia Dingus Gail Dorton Margaret Duty Judy Easterly Johnny Elliott Elizabeth Elswick Gary Farmer Tommy Ferrell Patricia Fields Virginia Fuller Diana Gardner Nancy Garrett V. W. Garrett Jimmy Gibson Johnny Gilbert Giles Gray Virginia Gray Larry Hagy James Hale Ronnie Harmon Don Harris Ronald Harrison Jimmy Hawkins Catherine Helton Dan Helton Sandra Hess Connie Hester Doris Hicks Nancy Hicks Kenneth Holmes A. G. Honaker Virginia Hooker James Horne Frances Howard 45 EIGHTH GRADE Betty Jo Hughes Carolyn Hughes James Hughes Dan Hurt Bailey Jackson Curtis Jackson Linda Jessee Preston Jessee Toby Jessee Betty Johnson Claude Johnson Emma Johnson Janice Johnson Margaret Johnson Mary Ann Jones Billy King Elmer King Joe King Billy Lark Geneva Lasley Billy Lawson Dollie Lester Perry Lester Shirley Lester Janice Little Dewey Litton Sherman Litton Judy Marshall Larry Martin Peggy McCracken Ann McReynolds Jan McReynolds Mary Sue Miller Thelma Sue Miller Billy Milton Eva Mitchell John Mitchell Joyce Mitchell Mary Sue Mitchell Barry Moss Diane Osborne Geraldine Osborne 46 EIGHTH GRADE Barbara Owens Peggy Owens Bonnie Patrick Rjchard Patrick Louise Phelps Elizabeth Powers Edith Price Mary Lee Price Jennie Pruner Vilma Puckett Carolyn Ratcliff Ole Renick Sylvia Renick James Reynolds Russell Richardson Charles Robinette Archie Robins Elizabeth Robinson John Singleton Betty Slate Harvey Smith Ann Statzer Frances Statzer Viola Statzer James Steele Bernice Stiltner Shirley Stinson Billy Stoots Allen Sword George Taylor Glenn Taylor Charles Tuggle Bobby Vencille Elizabeth Vencille Paul Vencille Gloria Wallace Lawrence Warner Anna Weddle Maynard White George Whited Sammy Williams Jackie Yates 47 I ACTIVITIES Three Knights of Comus get their cookies the easy way at the Mardi Gras Ball sponsored by the French Club. S.C.A. President Judy Jessee displays one of the bulletin boards provided by the Student Cooperative Association. President Judy Jessee V ice -President James Lester Secretary Shirley Howard Sponsor Miss Blanche Campbell E very student in Lebanon High School is a member of the Student Cooperative Association. The S.C.A. Council consists of the president, vice-president, and se- cretary chosen by the student body . Other members of the council are the editors of the school publications and the presidents of all classes, homerooms, and clubs. All S.C.A. activities are centered around the idea of cooperation. During the year the club sponsored the White Christmas which displayed the coopera- tive effort of the entire school, provided the bulletin board on third floor with helpful information for the students, and delegates attended the district convention. STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Front row: Jan McReynolds, Katherine Robinson, Rose Hughes, Judy Jessee, James Lester, Shirley Howard, Janice Taylor, Dianne Dost, and Patty Skeen. Second row; Miss Blanche Camp- bell, Jenny Lou Pruner, Judith Bradley, Joyce Cook, Frances Jessee, Sandra Jones, Doris Jessee, Rachel Harmon, Mary Anna Ferguson, Patty Fogleman, and Ruby Campbell. Third row: Joanne Gilmer, Bobby Bausell, Larry Massey, J.D. Vicars, Walter Hubble, Kenneth Hooker, Kenneth Farmer, Drannon Buskirk, and Susie Hall. 50 First row; Carolyn Richards, Patty Skeen, Drannon Buskirk, Joey Gillespie, Jane Jones, Myrna Fritts, Karen Crumbaker, Sue Howard, Judy Jackson, Peggy Lark, and Sandra Jones. Second row: Margaret Raines, Jane Perry, Nancy Blizzard, Nancy Campbell, Nancy Price, Betsy Blizzard, Frances Jessee, Margaret Thomas, Virginia White, Joanne Jessee, Charles Edmonds, and Betty Gilmer. Third row: Nancy Settle, Carolyn Hurt, Jo Conley, Ann Wade, Brenda Child- ress, Brenda Monk, Linda Hawkins, Becky Fuller, Martha Kiser, Wylodean Sutton, Betty Boyd, Doris Farmer, Pat Holiday, Jimmy Gillespie, and Bill Gilmer. Fourth row; Garland Farmer, Robert Forrester, Charles Wright, Billy Reynolds, Carl Richards, Larry Hall, Bill Green, Jimmy Givens, Kemper Bausell, Billy Hendricks, and Joe Pruner. FRENCH CLUB President Drannon Buskirk Vice-President Joey Gillespie Secretary Jane Jones Treasurer Myrna Fritts Reporters Karen Crumbaker Sue Howard Sponsor. Mrs. C.C. Bundy, Jr. Perhaps of the six years that Le Cercle Francais has been organized, this year was the most successful. The membership is composed of first and second year French students. Monthly meetings were held in both divisions. The purpose of these meetings followed the club motto, For our instruction and our amusements , by staging studies of French civilization and history. Refreshments were sold during the noon hour to build up a treasury for the purpose of sponsoring a Mardi Gras Ball in February. The colors of the club are red, white, and blue . The white lily is the club flower. Larry Hall and Betsy Blizzard wearing the French student ' s attire during French Club Initiation Day. MONOGRAM CLUB President Kenneth Farmer Vice-President Jane Jones Secretary and Treasurer. . M. A. F. Cox First row down: Rachel Harmon, Mary Anna Ferguson Cox, Jane Jones, Jane Campbell, Myrl Allen. Second row down: Ruby Campbell, Bob Bausell, Sandra Jones, Kenneth Farmer, Etta Bowles, Larry Hall. Mr. B. O. Porterfield Sponsor The Monogram Club is com- posed of those students who have received school letters during the previous year. The club sponsored the sale of ice cream at lunch. Proceeds were used in purchasing athletic equip- ment for the gym. Members de- corated the goal posts of the football field before each home game. Nancy Campbell buys a Nutty Buddy” from Larry Hall and Myrl Allen. V i )i . I , 52 President Robert Bausell Vice-President Nancy Settle Secretary -Treasurer Etta Bowles Sponsor Mrs. Nancy Ketron The Science Club is composed of stu- dents who are interested in science and who maintain a high scholastic average in science and mathematics. In planning its program the club offi- cers and the program committee arrange a schedule of regular monthly meetings and present programs of scientific interest. The projects this year included par- ticipating in the District Fair at Clinch Valley College, and the National Science Talent Search. SCIENCE CLUB E. Bowles, C. Hurt, and B. Hendricks prepare hydrogen in the new laboratory. Bob Bausell Nancy Settle Etta Bowles First row: Mrs. Ketron, Nancy Settle, Etta Bowles, Betsy Blizzard, and Pat Holiday. Second row: Carolyn Hurt, Susie Hall, Martha Kiser, Betty Boyd, and Doris Farmer. Third row: Bobby Bausell, Billy Hendricks, David Fuller, and Jim Jackson. 53 Editor Ruby Campbell Co -Editors Drannon Buskirk Karen Crumbaker Etta Bowles I Assistant Editors Jane Jones i Sue Howard Sports Editor Joey Gillespie Copy Editors Jane Campbell Larry Hall Business Managers . . .Margaret Bunton ii Carlton Pratt |l Circulation Manager. . Donna Porterfield Reporters Patty Skeen Ann Wade Sponsor Mrs. Myrtle Taylor ,t The Trail Blazer is the monthly school newspaper published by the Journalism class. It ' s purpose is to in- form and unite our students in the common interest for the betterment of L.H.S. The paper promotes school spirit and features school activities and other news of in- terest. Editor, Ruby Campbell collaborates with Drannon Buskirk and Karen Crumbaker on an issue of the paper. TRAIL BLAZER STAFF Seated; Patty Skeen, Ann Wade, and Margaret Bunton. Standing: Larry Hall, Donna Porterfield, Jane Campbell, Etta Bowles, Sue Howard, Jane Jones, Carlton Pratt, and Joey Gillespie. 54 i ' Editor Sandra Jones Assistant Editor Nancy Campbell Business Manager Mary Anna Cox Copy Editor Connie Powers Class Editor Pat Hawkins Club Editor Shirley Howard Features Editor Etta Bowles Sports Editor Rachel Harmon Layout Editor Judy Jessee Pictures Editor Janice Taylor Photographer Elizabeth Jackson Senior InformationEditor .Jane Campbell Typists Doris Jessee Wylodean Sutton Assistants: Joey Gillespie, Rose Hughes, Peggy Dorton, Peggy Milton, Jane Jones, Patsy Hicks, Jean Snead, Nancy Settle, Sonny Pugh, and Joanne Gilmer. Sponsor Mrs. Paul Helvey The staff has endured many head- aches and long hours producing for the students the 1958-59 yearbook. In the pictures and write-ups they have en- deavored to preserve the memorable events of the school year. The Pioneer is the key to the treasure chest of the good old days for the grads and is a crystal ball through which the underclass - men may reminisce and anticipate fun and good times. PIONEER STAFF First row: Rose Hughes, Connie Powers, Janice Taylor, Nancy Settle, Etta Bowles, Jane Jones, Rachel Harmon, Patsy Hicks, Doris Jessee, Wylodean Sutton, Shirley Howard, and Peggy Dorton. Second row: Joey Gillespie, Nancy Campbell, Patricia Hawkins, Jean Snead, Peggy Milton, Jane Campbell, Judy Jessee, Sonny Pugh, and Joanne Gilmer. Business Manager, Mary Anna Ferguson Cox and Sandra Jones, Editor look over the ad section 55 Officers of the club: Myrna Fritts, Joanne Gilmer, seated; Wilma Phelps, Joyce Cook, Connie Powers, Etta Bowles, Doris Jessee, Mary Anna Ferguson, standing. President Mary Anna Ferguson Cox j Vice-President Joyce Cook Secretary Joanne Gilmer Treasurer Connie Powers Chaplain Etta Bowles ;| Reporter Myrna Fritts Historian Doris Jessee Songleader .Wilma Phelps t Sponsor Mrs. James Gilmer ! The Tri-Hi-Y is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls who endeavor to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Members of the club sold Easter lilies for the Crippled Children ' s fund. Two dele- gates were sent to the Model General Assem- bly in Richmond, Virginia, in April. The Tri- Hi-Y Club was the patron of a bill presented to the General Assembly. The bill was passed and signed by the youth governor with two amendments . Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living is the motto of the club. DOROTHY FULLER TRI-HI-Y First row: Patricia Hawkins, Linda Stiltner, Etta Bowles, Myrna Fritts, Velma Patrick, Geraldine Farmer, Sue Howard, Patsy Sword, and Wilma Phelps. Second row: Mrs. James Gilmer, Shirley Howard, Dorothy Jackson, Patty Fogleman, Susie Hall, Doris Jessee, Ruby Campbell, Sandra Jones, and Connie Powers. Third row: Rachel Harmon, Mary Anna Ferguson Cox, Wylodean Sutton, Norma Lester, Joanne Gilmer, Jane Perry, Joyce Cook, Nancy Campbell, and Nancy Price. President . . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . Treasurer . . . Chaplain .... Reporter .... Sponsor . Walter Hubble . Jimmy Givens . Wilmer Robins .Jimmy Jackson . . Bobby Chafin . . . . Billy Gray Mr. Paul He Ivey The Hi-Y Club consists of boys in grades eight through eleven who choose to join. They strive to make our country a better place in which to live, by settingup Christian standards by which they try to govern their lives. Activities of the club during this school year included the selling of programs at the various sport events and working in shifts taking up tickets at the ball games. The club sent two representatives to the Model General Assembly in Richmond Officers of the club: Walter Hubble, Billy Gray, seated; Wilmer Robins, Bobby Chafin, Jimmy Jacks on , and Jimmy Givens, standing. Y First row: Dale Cumbow, Jeff Sutton, Walter Hubble, Wilmer Robins, Jimmy Jackson, Jimmy Phelps. Second row; Billy Hendricks, Allen Monk, Carlton Pratt, Jimmy Givens, Roger Jessee. Third row: Howard Horne, Billy Gray, Bobby Chafin, William Fuller, Tommy Campbell; Mr. Paul Helvey. 57 First Row: Patty Skeen, Ann Wade, Margaret Raines, Alma Keene, Jennie Pruner, and Ann McReynolds. Second Row: Gail Davis, Betty Richardson, Diana Gardner, Peggy Harmon, Sylvia Renick, Betty Gilmer, Elizabeth Powers, Gloria Wallace, Virginia Fuller, and Amelia Burns. Third Row: Mary Ann Jones, Gaynell Farmer, Frances Howard, Janice Johnson, Betty Davis, Shirley Cross, Linda Cook, Susan Bundy, Loucretta Chafin, Gaye Campbell, and Linda Jessee. Fourth Row: Louise Mitchell, Linda Hawkins, Brenda Monk, Connie Hester, Rebecca Fuller, Carolyn Hurt, Georgia Ann Conley, Jan McReynolds, Gail Dorton, and Faye Brooks. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y President Patty Skeen Freshmen and eighth graders are mem- Vice -President Ann Wade bers of the Jr. Tri-H -Y Club. During the Secretary Margaret Raines year they have enjoyed several interesting and Treasurer Fay Boyd informative programs. Chaplain Alma Keene Like other Y Clubs, the club sets up Reporter Jennie Pruner standards. The Tri-Hi-Y tries to create high Historian Ann McReynolds moral standards of Christian character. Sponsor Miss Patricia Biggs FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President Patty Fogleman Vice-President Myrna Fritts Secretary Janice Taylor Treasurer Nancy Blizzard Sponsors Mrs. Givens Miss Biggs The FTA Club seeks to enable its mem- bers to study and to identify the qualities. traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching. In the fall, the club sold refreshments in order to send four delegates to the Student Education Association convention which is sponsored by the Virginia Education Asso- ciation in Richmond. During American Education Week, the club gave a coke party for all elementary and high school teachers. First Row: Mrs. Givens, Patty Fogleman, Myrna Fritts, Janice Taylor, and Nancy Blizzard. Second Row: Sue Ella Hughes, Linda Stiltner, Brenda Childress, Becky Rruce, and Nina Camp- bell. Third Row: Dorothy Jackson, Karen Crumbaker, Joyce Cook, Geraldine Farmer, Patsy Sword, and Sharon Trine. CHOIR President Roger Edmonds Vice-President . Billy Joe Smith Secretary-Treasurer. .Catherine Robinson Director ... Mr. Harold Almany The Lebanon High School Chorus is a credit course, meeting daily as a class. It is open to anyone interested in singing and music participation. The choir, jointly with the band, held a concert in May. They also sang for the Christmxas pageant, baccalaureate, and grad- uation. First row: Wilma Phelps, Jean Garrett, Catherine Robinson, and Janice Taylor. Second row: George Ann Robinson, Betty Nipper, and Norma Hagy. Third row: Roger Edmonds, Walter Hubble, and Wilmer Robins. Fourth row: Billy Joe Smith, Clinton Hedrick, and Jimmy Fields. First Row: Miss Mildred Tate, Sponsor; Rose Hughes, Elizabeth Jackson, Shirley Settle, Norma Lester, and Peggy Dorton. Second Row: Alice Richardson, Catherine Fletcher, Nancy Vencille, Barbara Vencille, Velma Patrick, Peggy Harmon, Barbara Jackson and Oleane Warner. Third Row: Joyce Warner, Adylene Mutter, Joyce Cumbow, Virginia White, Gaynell Farmer, Louise Dean and Shirley Patrick. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA During National Fire Prevention Week the club exhibited a bulletin board in the school entitled Why Houses Burn. President Rose Hughes Vice-President Elizabeth Jackson Secretary Shirley Settle Treasurer Norma Lester Reporter Peggy Dorton Historian Nancy Vencille Song Leader Barbara Vencille Sponsor Miss Tate The motto, Toward New Horizons , expresses the purpose of the FHA club. During this year the L.H.S. Chapter has placed special emphasis on Home Safety. The club has arranged several bulletin board displays in the main building on such topics as Manners, Personality De- velopment, Boy-Girl Relations, and Teen Age Health. A special display during National F.H.A. Week explained the organ- ization, purposes, and some of the activities of the club. The local chapter was hostess in April for the Mountain Empire Federation meet- ing, which included F.H.A. members from three counties. A number of the girls exhibited articles of food and clothing at the fair and several participated in the Dress Revue. First row: Mr. Skeen, Fred Jessee, Dallard Yates, Paul Vencille, Leonard Cook, Almerine Jackson, Douglas Bevins, Kirby Musick. Second row: Floyd Salyer, Roy Harrison, James Yates, Robert McCloud, Billy Warner, Grover Salyer, Henry White, Jimmy Phelps, Eugene Robinson. Thirdrow: Larry Rasnake, Richard McFarlane, J.E. Breeding, Perry Warner, Fred Davis, Gratt Monk, Fred Gilbert, Graham Herndon, Gene Artrip, Lester Cook, Charles Snead. Fourth row: Robert Walls, Roger Edmonds, Emory Griffith, Jeff Sutton, Bobby Chafin, Lowell Griffith, Jackie Barnette, Tommy Campbell, Cecil Cross, Billy Gray. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Vice-President . . . . Secretary -Treasurer Reporter Sponsor . . Fred Jessee . Dallard Yates . Leonard Cook . Paul Vencille Mr. J.T. Skeen The Future Farmers of America or F.F.A. is organized to aid farm boys who study Vo- cational Agriculture in high school. The pur- pose is to help the members become better farmers by developing agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. This year the club has completed the following projects: leveling the school campus, sowing grass seed, installing elementary play- ground equipment, repairing gymnastic equip- ment, making yard-markers for the football field, and participating in welding classes. The club membership is offered to any boy who has had or is taking an agriculture course. Almerine Jackson, Fred Jessee, Perry Warner, and Dallard Yates prepare for a welding demonstration. 61 The band has enjoyed another event- ful and successful year. Besides playing for all the football games, it has partici- pated in different festivals. Among these were the Southeastern Band Festival in Bristol, the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, and the Dogwood Festival in Vinton. Projects sponsored by the band this year included selling candy for the Win- chester trip and selling Band Booster tags on Tag Day to raise money for the trip. First Lt. and Drum Major, Kenneth F armer; Band Captain, Joanne Gilmer; Second Lt., Elizabeth Jackson; Drum Major, Jimmy Fields. They are admiring a new addition to their trophy collection. LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL! First row: ChadRobinson, Roger Taylor, Ann Burns, Sandra Gardner, Cheryl Thomas, Carolyn Hanson, Estella Monk, Sherry Robertson, Phyllis Ring, Kelly Hale, Patty Skeen, Billy Lawson. Second row: Ronnie Hayduk, Toby Jessee, Michael Puckett, Phillip Puckett, Alex Crumbaker, Billy Jim Gilmer; Brenda Ferguson, Sylvia Renick, Diane Gardner, Marcella Gilmer, Jo Conley, Jan McReynolds, Charles Edmonds. Third row: Richard Jessee, James Steele, Noil Hale, Kemper Bausell, David Campbell, Jimmy Gillespie, Shirley Cross, Linda Miller, Frances Howard, Margaret Raines, Jenny Lou Pruner, Susie Hall, Elizabeth Jackson. Fourth row: Jimmy 62 BAND MAJORETTES: Etta Bowles, Head Majorette; Connie Powers; Faye Brooks, and Jane Perry. Fields, Jimmy Hawkins, Eddie Staple ton, Phillip Burdette, Ann Wade, Kenneth Farmer, Billy Hendricks, Sharon Trine, Ronnie Brown, Carolyn Hurt, Joanne Gilmer; Mr. Harold Almany, Di- rector. BEGINNING BAND: Front row: Karen Holiday, Helen Smith, Connie Robertson, and Bobby Ferrell. Second row: Judy Glenn, Billy Clifton, Kenneth Helton, and BobGilmer. Thirdrow: Terry Williams, Ronnie Cozzolino, and Ronnie Walls. Fourth row: Johnny Linkous, Bobby Fox, and James Breeding 63 ATHLETICS Principal G. B. Whited presents the District Sportsmanship Trophy in boys’ basketball to Coach Jim Humphreys and Captain Larry Hall. JUNIOR VARSITY: First row, Myrl Allen, Richard Fanis, Frankie Hanson, Jinmmy Gillespie and Jimmy Givens. Second row: Robert Forrester, Arch Robins, Eddie Ashbrook, Drannon Buskirk and Kenneth Hooker. FOOTBALL TEAMS EXPERIENCE ' VARSITY: First row, Kenneth Price, Joey Gillespie, Jack Linkous, Larry Bausell, Kenneth Farmer, James Ashbrook, Carl Richards and Bob Edmonds. Second row: Douglas Snead, James Yates, Cecil Cross, Bobby Bausell, J. D. Vicars, Ronnie Brovm and Drannon Buskirk. Third row: Richard Fanis, Kenneth Hooker, Myrl Allen, Robert Forrester, James Lester, Carol Snead and Jim Givens. standing: Coach Jim Humphreys and Coach Bill Humphreys. Kneeling: Larry Ras- nake, Harry Monk, and Charles Bays, Managers. TOP SEASON Group of PEANUT TEAM Players: Front rovV, Chad Robinson, Tommy Yates, and Richard Jessee. Second row: Danny Stanley, Tommy Fuller, Bobby Joe Ferguson and Preston King. Third row: Ole Renick, L. F. V alley and Ronnie Harmon. SCHEDULE Lebanon 0 Lebanon 6 Lebanon 13 Lebanon 22 Lebanon 0 Lebanon 34 Lebanon 7 Lebanon 7 Lebanon 19 Abingdon 28 Glade Spring 34 St. Paul 2 Meadowview 7 jChilhowie 26 Castlewood 14 Rich Valley 12 Garden 41 Damascus 7 TOP ROW; Robert F or r e s t e r , Jack Linkous, James Yates, Larry Bauseli. Myrl Allen FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Jane Jones, Nina Campbell, Sandra Jones, Head Cheerleader. J.D. Vicars and Jimmy Givens . Bobby Edmonds, Richard Fanis, James Ashbrook, Douglas Snead. Kenneth Farmer, Cecil Cross, Kenneth Hooker, and Ronnie Brown. Bobby Bausell and Joey Gillespie . Sue Ella Hughes, Nancy Vencille and Barbara Vencille. James Lester, Carol Snead, Kenneth Price and Drannon Buskirk. BASKETBALL COACHES: Mr. Humphreys and Mr. Jim Humphreys MANAGERS: Larry Bausell and Kenneth Hooker. VARSITY SQUAD: Myrl Allen, Jack Linkous, James Ashbrook, Carol Snead, Billy Pugh; Larry Hall, Captain; J.D. Vicars, David Fuller, Kenneth Price, Ronnie Brown, Carl Richards, Joey Gilles- pie, and Richard Fanis. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM First row: Eddie Ashbrook, William Fuller, James Lester, Harry Monk, Frankie Hanson and Jimmy Givens. Second row: Robert Forrester, Gary Farmer, L. F. Valley, Harry Lecik, Jimmy Gibson, Tommy Brewer and Charles Bays. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lebanon 32 Lebanon 32 Lebanon 28 Lebanon 40 Lebanon 35 Lebanon 55 Lebanon 33 Lebanon 41 Lebanon 71 Lebanon 63 Lebanon 38 Lebanon 61 Lebanon 44 Lebanon 37 Lebanon 36 Lebanon 53 Lebanon 47 Lebanon 38 Honaker 36 Garden 64 Castlewood 48 Saltville 75 Chilhowie 55 Abingdon 72 Richlands 76 Saltville 80 Cleveland 40 Wallace 49 Richlands 75 Castlewood 39 Wallace 57 Honaker 32 Chilhowie 42 Cleveland 50 Garden 73 Abingdon 47 County Tournament Lebanon 45 Castlewood 47 District Tournament Lebanon 42 Chilhowie 57 Manager, Geraldine Farmer; Coach, Miss Bernice Whitt; and Manager, Jane Jones. Starters: Becky Bruce, Patsy Hicks, Jane Perry; Sandra Jones, Co-captain; Rachel Harmon, Captain; Sharon Trine, and Ruby Campbell. Girls ' Varsity: Betty Davis, Ruby Edwards, Becky Bruce, Patsy Hicks, Jane Perry, Becky Fuller, Nancy Garrett, Sandra Jones, Rachel Harmon, Sharon Trine, Ruby Campbell, Sue Ella Hughes, Frances Jessee, Peggy Harmon, Nancy Price, and Patty Skeen. GIRLS’ j i i - l BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Evelyn Burns, Janice Taylor, Joyce Cook; Etta Bowles, Cap- tain; Carol Campbell and Amelia Burns. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lebanon 34 Honaker 41 Lebanon 32 Garden 31 Lebanon 52 Castlewood 46 Lebanon 18 Saltville 44 Lebanon 24 Marion 50 Lebanon 35 Saltville 33 Lebanon 45 Cleveland 51 Lebanon 45 Castlewood 26 Lebanon 28 Wallace 59 Lebanon 54 Honaker 61 Lebanon 30 Wallace 51 Lebanon 39 Cleveland - - — 64 Lebanon 29 Garden 31 Lebanon 27 Marion ’37 County Tournament Lebanon 34 Honaker 33 Lebanon 33 Cleveland 46 SCHEDULE Another hit for Doug! James Lester makes sure it ' s three out! Lebanon ... 4 Lebanon . . 13 Lebanon ... 9 Lebanon ... 3 Lebanon ... 2 Lebanon . . 11 Lebanon . . . 0 Lebanon . . 15 Lebanon ... 3 Lebanon . . . 0 Lebanon ... 8 Lebanon ... 5 Chilhowie . Honaker . . Damascus. Cleveland . Abingdon . Honaker . . Castlewood Damascus. Castlewood Chilhowie . Cleveland . Abingdon . BASEBALL First row: Roger Watner, Doug Bevins, James Lester, Cecil Cross, David Fuller, Ronnie Brown and Coach Jim Humphreys. Second row: Kenneth Price, Myrl Allen, Kenneth Farmer, Larry Massey, Carol Snead, Jack Linkous and Larry Rasnake, Manager. Third row: Fred Davis, James Yates, Carl Richards, Charles Snead, Bobby Bausell; Charles Bays and Harry Monk, Managers. . 4 ; 6 «« m if J First row: James Ashbrook, Ronnie Brown, Carl Richards, James Lester, James Yates, Kenneth Price, Jack Linkous and Cecil Cross. Second row: Joey Gillespie, Douglas Snead, Kenneth Farmer, Carol Snead, Harry Monk and Larry Rasnake. Third row: Robert Forrester, Trigg Barton, Richard Fanis and Coach Bill Humphreys. SCHEDULE TRACK Robert Forrester clears the bar in the high jump. It looks like another victory for Lebanon as Cecil Cross comes in first in the mile relay. Lebanon 43 Chilhowie 42 1 2 Rich Valley 29 1 2 Lebanon 46 Chilhowie 45 Lebanon 42 Abingdon 59 Lebanon 23 1 2 Abingdon 50 Chilhowie 52 1 2 Rich Valley 22 75 4 FEATURES Wylodean Sutton and Bill Reynolds agree that the rock and roll has got to be ! I ! I ! 77 HOMECOMING QUEEN Judy Jessee 78 istiiic iMWItt-t ■ !� « ' S. E. Hughes, S. Jones, N. Homecoming Court rides be- High stepping L. H. S. Band as Campbell, J. Jones and N. Ven- fore crowd. seen in Homecoming parade, cillehave that School Spirit. ATTENDANTS Seated: Nancy Blizzard, Junior attendant; Etta Bowles, Senior attendant; Alma Keene, Freshman attendant. Standing: Barbara Vencille, Sophomore attendant; Jenny Lou Pruner, Eighth Grade attendant. SENIOR KING AND QUEEN QUEEN, Helen Barton and KING, Dallard Yates. MAID OF HONOR Janice Tignor MISS JUNIOR Catherine Robinson MISS SOPHOMORE Janie Brewer MISS FRESHMAN Phyllis Short Joseph and Mary, portrayed by Jimmy Givens Angels are singing as the photographer takes and Janice Taylor, stop outside Bethlehem to picture. rest. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT ONE STARRY NIGHT” Cast: Joseph Jimmy Givens Mary Janice Taylor Innkeepers . . Delores Morrison David Fuller Rebecca Sandra Jones Leah Wanda Burdette Rachel Susan Bundy Ira Chad Robinson Isiah Roger Jessee Directed by Mrs. Taylor, Miss Biggs, and Mr. Almany Behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy . . . Gaye Campbell, Jenny Pruner, Myrtle Ratliff, Billy Hendricks, Susan Bundy, Chad Robinson, Roger Jessee, Billy Gray, Carol Snead, Carl Con- ley, and Fred Jessee. , f 1 i Club prexy Drannon Buskirk presents a token of the French Club members ' appreciation to Mrs. Bundy for her as- sistance with the big event. MARDI GRAS BALL B. Childress, M. Fritts and D. Buskirk join in the Grand March. Costume winners take time out for a picture. Seated; E. Hosmer, N. Campbell and M. Raines. Standing: G. Farmer, G. Fox and J. D. Vicars. ATHLETIC BANQUET Awards were presented for Most Valuable Players to: Janies Lester, Football and Track; Trigg Bar ton, Track; Ronnie Brown, Boys ' Basketball; Rachel Harmon, Girls ' Basketball; Roger Warner, Baseball. Jane Jones receives her athletic letter from former coach, Mrs. Allen, as Miss Whitt, the guest speaker, and Mr. Bill Humph- reys look on. J. Conley, R. Brown, N. Vencille, B. Bausell, N. Price, F. Hanson, D. Snead, and N. Settle seem to be enjoying the big occasion. James Lester receives the Most Valuable Player Award from Coach Bill Humphreys for his outstanding performance as a football player. In the District Forensic Contests the following students represented our school; Joey Gillespie, Boys ' Public Speaking, Is Today Ours ? ; Martha Kiser, Girls ' Public Speaking, Everybody Can Be Somebody ; David Fuller, Spelling; Charles Wright, Boys ' Prose Reading, The Soldier ' s Letter ; Sandra Jones, Poetry, Patterns by Amy Lowell; Nancy Blizzard, Girls ' Prose Read- ing, Soul of Ann Rutledge by Bernie Babcock. Joey, Sandra, and Nancy also represented Lebanon in the State Forensic Contest. FORENSICS The One -Act Play Afraid of the Dark by Will E. Callahan received a Distinguished rating in district competition. The cast included Joey Gillespie, Robert Bausell, David Fuller, Roger Jessee, Jimmy Givens, and Gary Fox. The Chaplain, Roger Jessee looks on as Juan, Bobby Bausell, pleads, But — I do no -thing . Harry (Lowell Griffith) learns that his steady, Mollie (Joanne Gilmer) has been stepping out. SPEECH CLASS PLAY Lucy Lee (Margaret Bunton) tries to settle a little disagreement between Bruce (Joey Gillespie) and Tom (Gary Fox). Jodie (Becky Bruce) and Lucy Lee (Margaret Bimton) persuade Randolph (Carl Conley) not to leave. HER KISSIN’ COUSIN” THE CAST: Seated, Lucy Lee, Margaret Bunton; Mollie Farrell, Joanne Gilmer; Jennie Desmond, Brenda Childress; Jodie Armstrong, Becky Bruce. Standing, Harry Ames, Lowell Griffith; Randolph Fitzhugh, Carl Conley; Tom Jackson, Gary Fox; Bruce Bartlett, Joey Gillespie. Miss Biggs directed the play and other members of the speech class assisted. The following with their respective ratings were the winners of the annual Jr. Woman ' s Club essay contest: Ger- aldine Farmer, second place; Sandra Jones, first place; and Connie Powers, third place. The topic for the essays was Youth and Future Education and the winners were selected by a panel of judges from East Tennessee College. S. I. P. A. DELEGATES: First row: Ruby Campbell, Elizabeth Jackson, Nancy Campbell and Nancy Blizzard. Second row: Drannon Buskirk, Sandra Jones and Joey Gillespie. The convent- ion was held in April on the Washington and Lee campus for members of high school paper and annual staffs through- out the South. THESE DELEGATES TO BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE, 1958: The meeting was held in July on the V. P. I. campus in Blacks- burg, Va. Rachel Harmon was the school winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Con- test. About twenty -five senior girls took the written examina- tion. Lebanon High School athletes to receive All -County Awards at the County Basketball Tournament in Castlewood were: Rachel Harmon and Jane Perry, Girls ' Basketball; Myrl Allen, Boys ' Basketball; Sandra Jones, Girls ' Sportsmanship. REPRESENTED LEBANON HIGH... Sandra Jones, Walter Hubble, Rachel Harmon and Jim Jackson represented the Y Clubs of L.H.S. at the Model General Assembly which was held in Richmond in April. The Tri-Hi-Y Club was patron of a bill which was passed by both houses of the legislature and signed by the youth governor. Myrna Fritts, Patty Fogleman, Nancy Blizzard, and Janice Taylor were chosen by their fellow club members to attend the Future Teachers Convention in Rich- mond in November, ' 58. The meeting was sponsored by the Virginia Education Association. 89 WYLODEAN SUTTON Memories Build Character RUBY CAMPBELL Gifts of Opportunity ' GRADUATION SPEAKERS Theme of Commencement Exercise Framework JUDY JESSEE Let Us Have Our Dreams KENNETH FARMER Courage to be Ourselves Not pictured: David Fuller, Faith in Tomorrow and Walter Hubble, Invocation. 90 : I ,1 Valedictorian, David Fuller Salutatorian, Sandra Jones Baccalaureate speaker: Dr. David W. A. Taylor of the Central Presbyterian Church, Bristol, Virginia. Induction of class of 1960 by Senior Class Prexy Rachel Harmon. 91 • ' Tr - ' TTW THE GRAND FINALE A diploma is awarded to Henry Nunley by Mr. Ellwood B. Bausell, member Russell It was a long walk, but Etta Bowles made County School Board. it I THE CLASS OF 1959 COMMENCEMENT For the Seniors it was the LAST WALK down the aisle that had been part of their home for a short portion of their lives. Deadwood Ted Wood (Walter Hubble) and Sid Huntington (Bob Bausell) attempt to prove with a paint brush, which one has the more sales ability. SENIOR PLAY - THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED” Horatio P. Honeywell (Bobby Chafin) explains the UmbelliusBirdto an adoring Gus (Janice Tay- lor). The Little Dog Laughed, ac- cording to an old rhyme, to see such sport. But Wilmer Robins, Norma McCloud, Gregg Finney, and the little dog Pandy, never saw such UNUSUAL sport. The Little Dog Laughed, a three-act comedy drama- | tizing the story of Laurie Huntington, a pretty sophomore majoring in psychology, was the play presented by the Sen- ior Class, May 7-8, 1959. The play, written by Vera and Ken Tarpley, presented a once normal family, which was suddenly changed by their j daughter who insisted that they seek their energy peaks by ' taking their temperatures every hour, taking word associ- i ation tests and throwing the entire neighborhood into a tur- , moil by her Zombroski Ink Blot test. I The cast included Sandra Jones as Laurie Huntington, a ( college sophomore; Bob Bausell as Sidney Huntington, her ' father; Betty Nipper, as Martha Huntington, her mother; , David Fuller as Wally, her brother; Janice Taylor as Gus Gustavesky, the maid; Jane Campbell as Joan Wood, Wally ' s one -and-only; Walter Hubble as Ted Wood, Sid ' s competitor in usedcars;Shirley Howard as Lillian Wood, Joan ' s mother; Roger Jessee as Mark Bradford, Joan ' s cousin; Bobby Chafin as Horatio P. Honeywell, a bird fancier and taxidermist; and other members of the cast included guests at Martha ' s tea (Rachel Harmon, Doris Jessee, Georgianne Robinson, Karen Crumbaker, and Connie Powers) and additional pantomime passers-by. Mrs. James Gilmer and Mrs. Louella Vicars directed the play. It was made a big success by the participation of all the Seniors. The tea ladies : Amelia Dennis (Georgianne Robinson); Caroline Blakesly (Doris Jessee); Grace Schoenbeck (Rachel Harmon); Walola j Breckenridge (Karen Crumbaker); and Tessie i Brown (Connie Powers). Rachel Harmon, Senior Class president, wel- comes the Seniors and guests to their annual banquet. SENIOR BANQUET ' ‘1. AND PROM The theme of the Senior Banquet was Hitch Your Wagon to A Star. Awards were given at the banquet to outstanding Seniors in the following categories: Most Outstanding Senior Science Student, Ruby Campbell; Valedictorian, David Fuller; Salutatorian, Sandra Jones. The dance which followed in the gym was centered around the same theme. Music for the gala occasion was furnished by the Gaytones of Bristol. Mr. Whited bestows a kiss upon pretty Senior Queen, Helen Bar- ton as King, Dallard Yates and Maid of Honor, Janice Tignor look on. B. Smith and C. Robinson take A handsome couple at the dance time out to smile for the photog- Janice Tignor could have danced was Bob Bausell and Nancy rapher. all night. Vencille. I I i r Mrs. M. Dickenson ' s third grade is very industrious! Mrs. Conley ' s first graders have learned all about tadpoles this year. Mrs. Warner helps her first graders read about Sally, Dick and Jane . GRADES 1 . K J. ' odpolf ' 96 GRADE ONE Row 1: Phillip Alderson, Billy Alexander, Billy Artrip, Geraldine Artrip, Gerald Barton, Steven Beam, Edna Boardwine, Phillip Boardwine, William Boardwine, Debra Bolling, Gary Booher, Myrble Bradley. Row2: Audrey Breeding, Rebecca Breeding, Tommy Breeding, Paul Brooks, Patsy Burke, Gary Burns, Billy Campbell, Dora Campbell, Barbara Carter, Debra Childress, Danny Clark, Linda Clark. Row 3: Bonnie Cumbow, Rebecca Duty, Robert Duty, Stevie Duty, Teddy Duty, Alice Dye, Harry Dye, Deborah Edwards, Eugene Ferguson, Penny Fields, Benjamin Garret, Dana Gilbert. Row 4; Paul S. Gilmer, Jr., Larry Glenn, Samuel Gray, Ronald Harrison, Stanley Harrison. Jr., Stanley Haydvik, Audrey Holland, Betty Holmes, Arnold Hubbard, Gary Hubbard, Bobby Huffman, Evelyn Hughes. Row 5: Janet Jackson, Kathy Jessee, Becky Johnson, Nora Johnson, Barbara Jones, Gwen Kiser, Patricia Lasley, Rodney Lester, Richard Lynch, Johnny Monk, Lillian Monk. Lula Monk. Row 6: Robert Monk, Darlene Nash, Sandra Norris, Robert Phillips, Dennis Price, Mary Richardson, Charlene Robertson, Janice Robinson, Joyce Robinson, Joyce Robinson, Phillip Romano, Phyllis Sal- yer. Row : Rebecca Simmons, Joyce Smith, Susan Smith, Debra Snead, Gene Snyder, Billy Stanley, Harry Lee Stopts, Jeff Sword, Judy Sykes, Giva Taylor, Hobart Taylor, Jerry Taylor. Row 8: Terry Tay- lor, Louise Tignor, Michael Tiller, Peggy Tiller, Bonita Ulm, Jimmy Walls, Wanda Walls, Shirley Warner, Tommy Warner, Henry Wood, Buster Yates. GRADE TWO Row 1: Nancy Adams, Jean Arms, Douglas Breeding, Tom Caudill, Eddie Clark, Jerry Clifton, Sammy Cole, Cheryl Collins, Hugh Cox, David Cozzolino, Kutrena Davis. Row 2: Walter Duty, Ed- win Edwards, Patsy Elswick, Harry Ferguson, Louise Fields, Sammy Fields, Eddie Fuller, Kemper Fuller, Linda Fox, Gary Garrett, Carson Gilmer. Row 3: Cornelia Gilmer, Mary Sue Gilmer, Roddy Gilmer, Tommy Gilmer, Ruth Glenn, Eddie Glover, Alice Griffith, Elaine Griffith, Michael Harless, Ricky Harmon, Glenn Harr. Row 4: Gail Harvey, Stanley Harvey, Joan Hash, Sammie Helton, Nina Heugal, Mike Holland, Billy Honaker, Lukie Houchins, Billy Huffman, Larry Hughes, Richard Hughes. Row 5: Nancy Hurt, Allen Jessee, Becky Jessee, Burkie Jessee, Herman Jessee, Jr., Priscilla Jessee, Terry Jessee, Larry Jones, Arthur Kegley, Jim Kiser, Gail Lasley. Row 6: Michael Lockhart, Elizabeth Lowe, Wanda Lyons, J.T. Lyttle, Sharon Manies, Jackie Meade, Fred Mullins, Kenneth Mustek, Randy Nicewander, Lester Patrick, Charles Pendleton. Row 7: Lonnie Phillips, Doris Puckett, LoisRasnake, Richard Reynolds, Stephen Roberts, Barbara Robinson, Cecil Salyers, Anne Senter, Mary Kay Settle, Shirley Shepherd, Betty Smith. Row 8: Judy Snead, Kathy Stamper, Johnny Taylor, Wanda Tignor, Kathy Wallace, Dallas Weeks, Edward Weeks, Dennis Williams, Carlos Wolfe. GRADE THREE Row 1: Linda Abshira, John Adams, Fay Alexander, Julia Alexander, Linda Alexander, Ronnie Amos, Larry Arms, Darlene Biggs, Glenna Boardwine, Ronnie Boardwine, Harold Boothe, Barbara Bott, Marvin Bott. Row 2: Tommy Bradley, John Henry Breeding, Shirley Breeding, Steve Breed- ing, Carolyn Brooks, Randy Buckles, Ann Burke, Jimmy Burke, Philip Campbell, Johnny Chafin, Billy Childress, Dorothy Clark, Judy Clark. Row 3; Sue Cole, Linda Combs, Ernest Cook, Gary Cook, Wanda Cook, Conley Damron, Larry Davis, Martha Dotson, Dorothy Duty, Ada Farmer, Giles Fields, Russell Fields, Verlin Fields. Row 4: Ann Fuller, Glenna Garrett, Stephen Gillespie, Bill Gilmer, Donna Gilmer, Joe Gilmer, Brenda Groce, Jane Hargis, Shirley Harrison, Judy Ann Helbert, Charles Helton, Gene Helton, Billy Hess. Row 5: Ruby Hess, Judy Hill, Rickey Holland, Carleton Hubble, Lois Huffman, Don Hughes, Jerry Jackson, Teresa Jenks, Trigg Jessee, Harold Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Diana Jones. Row 6: Sue Kegley, Dello King, Fern King, Patricia Large, Robert Lasley, Robert L. Lasley, Wanda Lasley, Linda Lawson, Mike Lecik, Michael Link- ous, James Little, Kenneth Little, Paula McClanahan. Row 7: Mike McDonald, Ronnie McReynolds, Becky Magnotta, Gerald Manis, Rebecca Massie, Johnny Meade, Susan Meade, Judy Music, Hubert Nash, Brenda Parker, Susan Peay, Peggy Phillip, Douglas Polk. Row 8: George Pruner, Ellen Puckett, Roy Puckett, Winfred Ray, Richard Ring, Nancy Robertson, Linda Sue Sexton, Jerry Slate, Bertha Smith, Judy Smith, Vernon Smith, Danny Statzer, Carl Tankersley. Row 9: Sherlene Tay- lor, Michael Tignor, Barry Walls, Christine Walls, Norman Walls, George White, Dick Williams. GRADE FOUR Row 1: George Abshire, Jr., Giles Alexander, Mike Alderon, Patricia Barton, Beth Bausell, David Beam, Mary Boardwine, Tommy Boardwine, Wanda Boardwine, Tanya Bowers, Carol Breeding, Dallas Breeding. Row 2: Mickey Brinson, Scotty Campbell, Landa Cannady, Priscilla Combs, Randall Combs, Eula Cook, Dale Clarke, James Duty, Bertie Dye, Gail Easterly, James Farmer, Dean Fields. Row 3; Giles Fields, Helen Fields, Nell Fields, Linda Fields, Gregary Finney, Jackie Gilbert, Given Gilmer, Howard Gobble, Brenda Griffith, Linda Griffith, Roger Harmon, Freddie Lee Harr. Row 4: Anna Helton, Sarah Hendricks, Larry Horne, Lynn Hubbard, Charlie Hughes, Donnie Hughes, Ruby Hughes, Larry Jackson, Vivian Jackson, Melanie Jessee, Danny Johnson, Richard Johnson. Row5: Mac Jones, Sharon Jones, Don Kegley, Gene Kiser, Tommy Kiser, Kenneth Lark, Judy Lasley, Phyllis Lasley, Brenda Lester, Barbara Little, Raymond Little, Teresa McAvoy. Row 6: Freeman Monk, Margaret Monk, Nancy Monk, Peggy Monk, Nancy Morrison, Bobby Munsey, Dickie Murphy, Lewis Nash, Anna Patrick, Ray Parker, Wayne Price, Ronnie Pugh. Row 7 : Phyllis Rasnake, EmmaRichardson, Eddie Robins, Lou Ellen Salyer, Thomas Senter, Dickie Settle, Louella Shepard, Larry Sink, David Smith, Regina Smith, Robby Smith, Sue Stampler. Row 8: Shelia Statzer, Joyce Stonebraker, Billy Taylor, Donnie Taylor, Patsy Thacker, George Thomas, John Thomas, Ocia Thomas, Sue Thomas, Karen Tiller, Bobby Walls, Richard Wallace. Row 9: Johnny Watkins, Ronnie Williams, Letty Wolfe. 100 GRADE FIVE Row 1: James Alexander, Hester Barton, James Barton, Philip Blizzard, Nancy Boothe, Sandra Bowles, Eddie Breeding, James Breeding, Karen Sue Breeding, Vivian Breeding, Jane Brooks, Dorothy Buckles. Row 2: Tommy Bunton, Don Burke, Linda Burke, Dana Buskirk, Nina Campbell, Cecil Clark, Billy Clifton, Brenda Cox, Ronnie Cozzolino, Carolyn Davis, Bernard Dye, Ethel Dye. Row 3: Roger Dye, Bobby Farrell, Betty Lou Fields, James Fields, Larry Fields, Michael Fie3ds, Sue Ellen Garrett, Ava Jane Gillespie, Judy Glenn, Billy Gobble, Carolyn Groce, Glenda Hall. Row 4: Charles Hargis, Henry Helton, Kenneth Helton, Gim Helvey, Bennie Hess, Brenda Hess, Karen Holliday, Sammie Holmes, Loretta Hubbard, Leonard Huffman, Linda Jessee, Joyce Johnson. Row 5; Jurlene Johnson, Robert Johnson, Carolyn Keene, Lois Litton, Charles Lowdermilk, Junior Mc- Donald, Estella Monk, Joann Nash, Judy Patrick, Larry Patrick, Geneva Puckett, Harless Puckett. Row 6: Delores Rasnake, Dianne Rasnake, Teddy Rasnake, Phyllis Ring, Sue Roberts, Sherry Robertson, Wayne Ruff, Deana Runyon, Phillip Senter, Charlie Secton, Loretta Shepherd, Jerry Simmerly. Row 7: George Slate, Donald Smith, Helen Smith, Larry Snead, Michael Snyder, Harold Stamper, Treva Stamper, Sandra Stoots, Carolyn Sutherland, Elizabeth Sword, Patricia Taylor, Lakie Tignor. Row 8: Kenneth Walls, Sue Warner, Elizabeth Weeks, Linda White, Terry Williams, Alvin Yates, Mollie Yates. 101 k Row 1: Kemper Alexander, Barry Amos, Billy Hess, Virginia Boardwine, Betty Bott, Ann Boyd, Johnny Breeding, Roger Breeding, Virginia Breeding, Bobby Brown, Duane Buckles, Ann Burns, Bobby Campbell. Row 2; Sherry Campbell, Mattie Castle, Caroll Clark, Lois Clark, Nancy Clark, Barbara Cook, Buell Cook, Patty Cook, Portia Cumbow, Dennis Davis, Judy Dye, Ronnie Dye, Annie Lee Farmer. Row 3: Frances Fields, Sandra Gardner, Eddie Garrett, Roger Garrett, Linda Gib- son, Billy Jim Gilmer, Marcella Gilmer, Herman Hale, Kelly Hale, Jerry Hale, Carolyn Hanson, Loveda Helton, Maggie Hess. Row 4: Betty Lou Honaker, Peggy Hooker, Margaret Howard, Bruce Hubbard, Ora Hubbard, Ellis Huffman, Nancy Hughes, Peggy Jessee, Richard Jessee, Sandra Jessee, Geraldine John.son, Nancy Johnson, Linda Jones. Row 5: J. W. King, Jane Kiser, Jerry Lark, Claude Lasley, Jeanne Lasley, Linda Lasley, Rufus Lasley, Mike Lowdermilk, Patricia Lyons, Catherine Mays, Carter McCloud, Janice McFaddin, Stafford Mitchell. Row 6; Larry Morrison, Dianne Musick, Ellis Musick, Flora Bell Nash, Wayne Nash, Mona Noblitt, Billy Owen, Norma Patrick, Johnny Perry, Linda Perry, Rebecca Powers, Etta Puckett, Phillip Puckett. Row 7: Allen Rasnake, Loretta Rasnake, Kyle Ray, Eula Richardson, Connie Robertson, Gerald Sexton, Nancy Shoemaker, Margaret Slate, Linda Snead, Linda Stanley, Jimmy Sutherland, Don Taylor, Gloria Tay- lor. Row 8: Cheryl Thomas, Joan Tignor, Phyllis Tignor, Charles Walls, Jerry Warner, Linda Watkins, Barbara Williams, Billy Wolfe, Katie Lee Wolfe, Burl Yates, Tommy Yates. GRADE SIX 102 GRADE SEVEN Row 1: Brenda Amos, Jerry Artrip, Peggy Artrip, Louis Barton, Joyce Blecher, Gerald Breeding, BrendaBuckles, Phyllis Buckles, Peggy Burke, Jackie Chafin, Janice Chafin. Row 2: Sandra Clark, Judy Collins, Harold Cook, Jerry Cook, Margaret Cook, Paul Cook, Starr Counts, Alex Crumbaker, James Dye, Earl Farmer, Bobby Ferguson. Row 3: Kenneth Fields, Martha Fields, Adrienne For- sythe, Bobby Fox, Tommy Fuller, Norma Jean Gilbert, Kemper Gilmer, Robert Gilmer, Elbert Gobble, Preston Griffith, Tommy Griffith. Row 4; Benny Groce, J. C. Hale, Frankie Hanson, Johnny Hargis, Ronnie Hayduk, Allen Helton, L. P. Hess, Roberta Heugal, Charles Hurt, Ann Jack- son, Joyce Jackson. Row 5: Clara Jessee, Larry Jessee, Robert Jessee, Dale Karnes, Preston King, Jackie Lasley, Jerry Lee, Johnny Linkous, Garland Miller, Bernard Myers, Jack Nash. Row 6: Gay Patrick, Virginia Phelps, Carol Polk, Louise Price, Michael Puckett, Robert Puckett, Fred Ring, Chad Robinson, Janice Robinson, Gaynelle Selfe, Nancy Simerly. Row 7: Diana Smith, Nancy Sowder, Danny Stanley, Eddie Stapleton, Allen Sword, Patricia Synder, Oneida Tankersley, Roger Taylor, Remley Thomas, Frances Tignor, L. F. Valley. Row 8: Roger Walls, Bobby Warner, Shirley Weeks, Freddy Williams, Judy Williams. PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Bristol Virginia and PET DAIRY Big Stone Gap Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK Best wishes to the Seniors of Lebanon High School Class of 1958-’59 Lebanon, Virginia DeBUSK PETROLEUM CO. Distributor of Phillips 66 Products Market 8-3941 CAMPBELL HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. John Deere Farm Machinery Tuxedo Feeds V.C. Fertilizer Hotpoint Appliances Phone 8 Lebanon, Virginia Abingdon, Virginia C ONGR ATUL ATIONS to the SENIORS and FACULTY 1958 - 1959 CLINCHFIELD COAL COMPANY Dante, Virginia Compliments of CRABTREE BUICK-PONTIAC COMPANY Phone MA-83116 Abingdon -Bristol Hwy. Abingdon, Virginia HECHrS BAKERY, INC. 7th and Shelby Street Bristol, Tennessee H. P. KING CO. BRISTOL ' S GREAT DEPT. STORE Bristol, Tenn. -Virginia Wm. P. SWARTZ, Jr. CO. 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