Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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' ' ,4. ) •• ' ■’ • . - ‘ . 4 1 L ' 7 ' ' A - ■- 7 - ■ 7 3f - 7 . , ) THE CRYSTAL A.D.MCMLXVI L.H.S. 72 Volume 41 Published by The Students of Lexington High School Lexington, Virginia Faculty Advisor Editor-In-Chief Literary Editor Art Editor Lay-Out Editor. Business Manager. . . . Asst. Business Manager Photographer . . MISS JUDITH BECK MARTHA GOODMAN . . . . SALLY SORRELLS KATHY RAVENHORST JANICE TOLLEY . . . STERLING MOORE DAVID BAUSUM . . . .HENRY HOWARD Foreword Similar to an intricate puzzle, Lexington High School can be divided in many ways. When one considers each stu- dent in our school as a piece of this puzzle, it becomes difficult to imagine how we all fit into it to make one picture. Crowded though we may be, all of us do fit, and are important to the total image of the school. We are, however, linked together by other types of puzzle pieces. These pieces are the many and varied classes, activities, sports, and features. And so, through- out this yearbook, the LHS student will be seeing many overflowing puzzle pieces, representing some phase of school life. 2 3 Dedication To one who, during the past five years, has given his time and thought so freely, who has been a source of knowledge and a fountain of inspiration bot h in the classroom and elsewhere, who, through his concern for us as individual students, has bestowed upon us so many treasured moments of happiness and encouragement, we, the Class of 1966, dedicate our CRYSTAL to MR. SAM JOHNSON. . . .explains details of Richmond trip to Seniors. . . .. .takes pictures at basketball and football games. . . Mr. Johnson: displays his teaching skills in government class. . . . . .and lets seniors indulge in Christmas festivities. 4 5 Administration and Faculty The Lexington High School faculty has mounted this year to thirty -seven due to the increased enrollment of stu- dents from Lylburn Downing High School, creating a stu- dent - faculty ratio of twenty -one to one. With this large number of teachers, Lexington High School has improved greatly academic -wise by offering a wider variety of courses from which to choose. MR. ALDEN W. WHITMORE M. Ed., University of Virginia Principal Mrs. Valentyne, hard-working secretary, checks report cards to make sure they are in alphabetical order. MR. C.E. KEEN M. Ed., University of Virginia Guidance , Government 6 MR. JAMES BARTON B.S., East Tennessee State Distributive Education D.E. Club Advisor MISS JUDITH BECK B.A., Hiram College English 8, 12 CRYSTAL Advisor MR. STUART P. BREWBAKER B.S., Roanoke College University of North Carolina Varsity Football Coach, Track Coach Physical Education Mr. Dodrill instructs math class. MR. FRED M. BRIM B.S., Bluefield State College Earth -Space Science, Math 8 MRS . ELOISE BROADNEAUX B.A., Talladiger, Boston, U.S.C.A., University of Virginia English 8,9, Guidance Dramatics Club Advisor MISS NELLIE CLARK B.S., Madison College Typing, Bookkeeping, General Business F.B.L.A. Advisor MRS. MYRA COMPTON B.S., Madison College Typing, Shorthand, Business Education F.B.L.A. Advisor MRS . ELLEN DEAN Concord College Study Hall Supervisor MR. DALE M. DODRILL B.A., Glenville State College Algebra I, Math 8, Physics 9 Math Club Advisor 7 MISS ELIZABETH DUNLAP B.S., William and Mary University of North Carolina Chemistry 11, Biology 10 Chemistry -Physics Honor Society Sponsor MRS. LOIS A. DUNLAP B.S., Long wood College Homemaking 8 F.H.A. Sponsor MR. RECTOR A. ENGLEMAN, JR. M.Ed. , Virginia Polytechnic Institute Industrial Arts Crafts Club Advisor MR. DAVID T. GLICK M.S., Bridgewater College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor MRS. MILDRED GUMM B.A., Va. Intermont, King College East Tennessee State Math Co-Ed-Hi-Y Advisor MRS . AMY HAYSLETTE B.A. , Mary Washington College Algebra I, II, Geometry MRS . DEBBIE HOBBS Wesleyan, University of Florida B.A.E., Batley University English 8, Art MR. SAM M. JOHNSON B.A., Lynchburg College U.S. History, Government Executive Council Sponsor MR. ANDREW W. LINDSAY B.S. , Washington and Lee University University of Va., V.P.I. Physics, Math Science Club Advisor Mr. Lindsay demonstrates Bernoulli ' s principle in physics class. 8 MISS GERTRUDE MORRISON B.S., Greenbrier College William and Mary, University of Va. Guidance National Honor Society Sponsor MR. HAROLD L. MORRISON B.S. , Marshall University, M.S. Berkley College Biology 8, 10 Nature Club Advisor MRS. LILLIAN MORRISON M. Ed., Madison College Social Studies, English 9 MRS. ELIZA McHENRY B.A. , College of William and Mary Librarian Library Club Sponsor MRS. DOROTHY NEWMAN B.A. , Randolph -Macon Woman ' s College English, Latin Forensic Club Sponsor, Latin Club Sponsor MR. EMORY POTTER B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute M.Ed., University of Va. Chemistry 8, Science 9, Biology 10 Science Club Advisor MRS. JUANITA PRICE B . S . , Longwood College , M . Ed . , University of Va . English 10, 11 Literary Club Sponsor, Dramatics Club Sponsor MISS EARLINE QUEEN B.S., Longwood College Physical Education, Girls ' Basketball Pep Squad Sponsor, Cheerleaders ' Sponsor MRS. JANE RUSHING B.A., Hollins College World Geography, U.S. History Dramatics Club Sponsor 9 MRS. PAULINE SHANER B.S., Madison College Study Hall Supervisor MR . EUGENE SLOANE M.Ed. , State University of New York University of Virginia Varsity Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach World History, World Geography, Ph. Ed. MRS. ZULA SLUSSER B.A., Marshall University Math 8, Algebra I F.T.A. Sponsor MISS GERALDINE SUTLIFFE B.M. Ed., Marion College, Madison College Band, Chorus, General Music MRS. PRISCILLA SWAN B.A., Swarthmore College Math 8 MRS . VIRGINIA TARDY B.S., Madison College, Va. Polytechnic Institute University of Tennessee Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor MRS . LUCILLE WEAVER B.S., Longwood College Latin I, II, III Latin Club Sponsor MISS MARY LOU WILLIAMS B.A., Radford College French, English 9 The Scarletter Sponsor MR. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS B.A., Washington and Lee University Madison College English 8, 10 J.V. Basketball Coach J.V. Football Coach, Track Coach MRS. HELEN VALENTYNE Secretary MR. ELWOOD HARLOW Custodian Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Muterspaw, Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Smith., Mrs. Swink, Mrs. Floyd. 10 11 Senior Government Classes JOHN REGINALD ATTHOWE President PEGGY ELIZABETH HILLS Secretary -treasurer Senior Homeroom Chairmen: LARRY BROWN, BETSY SMYTH, CHARLIE CHATTERTON 12 Go To Richmond GLENN LEE ADCOCK ROBERT ANTHONY ALEXANDER LINDA JO ARRINGTON ROGER LEE AYERS BARBARA ANN BANE RICHARD VICTOR ANDERSON 13 Seniors Sponsor JAMES IRA BENNETCH DAVID REES BAUSUM WILLIAM SCOTT BEEBE PATRICIA ANN BLACKBURN DREENA RAE BOWEN ELDEN MAXWELL BRADLEY, Jr. 14 Annual Homecoming Dance Mr. Whitmore hands out portraits at senior class meeting . LARRY JAMES BROWN GARY MICHAEL BROGAN HENRY WISE BROWN 15 Five Seniors Receive KATHLEEN MARY BROWNLEY LINDA MAE CARTER RICHARD LENDEN CARTER SANDRA FAYE CHAPLIN PENNI ANNE CHAPPELL CHARLES JOSEPH CHATTERTON 16 National Merit Honors BETTY MAY CHITTUM GEORGE OLIVER CHOCKLETT FAYE ELIZABETH CLARK LINDA RUTH CLARK CURTISSA RAMONA COFIELD MARY EMMA CONNER 17 Two Seniors Hold Top JACQUELINE DAVIS ALEXANDER BERNARD DOTSON LINDA DARNELL DONALD RUTH ARLENE CONNER BRENDA GAYLE DEACON WAYNE LEE CONNER 18 Student Body Offices DANNY BYRNE GOODBAR MARTHA GRAHAM GOODMAN Henry Roberts, Sterling Moore, Jeff Peters, Sue Wilson, and Rob Goolrick receive recognition for National Merit Scholarship Competition. PHYLLIS ANNE GOODBAR 19 Seniors Begin On Theses ROBERT COOKE GOOLRICK Government a-go-go at Mr. Johnson ' s Christmas Party! BEVERLY GAIL HAMM WILLIAM EUGENE HARTBARGER CLIFFORD HAROLD HALL 20 College Boards Loom Ahead DENNIS ALAN HASTON KENNETH CHARLES HATCHER BARBARA LEE HIGGINS DONALD BERRY HIGGINS EMORY WILBERT HIGGINS, Jr. SANDRA LEIGH HILL THOMAS IRVINE HIGGINS 21 College Preparatory Classes BETSY JANE HOSTETTER EDWIN HENRY HOWARD, Jr. MARY VIRGINIA HORN GLENN HAROLD IRVINE, Jr. LINDA JANE IRVINE SHARON LYNN HUGHES 22 Go To See Othello JAMES CALVIN JOHNSON Seniors Charlie Chatterton, Phyllis Goodbar, and John Atthowe provide final touch of charm for Homecoming festivities. LADONNA BRIDGET JOHNSON 23 Senior Class Enrollment BRENDA JOYCE JOHNSTON JENNIE ODELL KAYTON Legs Massie gives oration from Macbeth as Thane Howard makes his dramatic entrance. JAMES EDWIN KNICK ELAINE MARIE KNICK 24 Is Larger Than Ever BETTY STUART LACKEY JAMES CALDWELL LAM, Jr. WALTER PRICE MASSIE, Jr. DOROTHY SUE MASTERS SUSAN COOK MAHONEY CAROLYN SUE MOORE 25 Gubernatorial Mock-Election Results In Victory For Godwin PATSY VIRGINIA MOORE STERLING HALE MOORE CHARLES EDWARD McCOY, Jr. Moment of glory for second period English class pyramid. VIRGINIA LeROY McLAUGHLIN 26 STANLEY TALMAGE NOEL JOSEPH LEWIS PETERS DAVID RAY NICELY JEFFREY CONAN PETERS HAROLD BRUCE NEDROW BETTY JEAN PAINTER 27 ANNE RACHEL POWERS KATHRENA ELIZABETH RAVENHORST MARK BUTTERWORTH RIEGEL HENRY STOUTTE ROBERTS , III WESLEY KEITH RULEY ANN ELIZABETH SIMPSON Accept Many Seniors On Early BOBBY EDGEWORTH SMITH BRENDA DARLENE SMITH MILDRED JANE SMITH ELIZABETH ANN SMYTH Decision Plan DONALD RAY SMITH SALLY IRMA SORRELLS 29 Crystal Arrives LEONARD STEVAN STEWART HARRY RICHARD STRAUB CAROL SUZANNE TAYLOR DANNIS LANGLEY TEAFORD LENDA ALEXIS THOMPSON JANICE ELLEN TOLLEY 30 In Mid-May GERALD WILLIAM TOPPING WANDA JOANNE TROXELL LINDA VERNELLE TURPIN IIP 1 - ' 1® Rf - ill inr . j pm Sp fincm • Seniors Rob Goolrick, Sterling Moore, and Steve Wessell represent LHS on Klassroom Kwiz as students give rallying support. MARTIN BURKE TURPIN 31 Seniors Look Forward WILLIAM BRUCE VAUGHAN, III JAMES FOSTER WALLIN DANIEL WAYNE WEADE Santa pays a visit to senior homerooms. 32 To Graduation and To Future THOMAS MARTIN WRIGHT ADAM BENSON ZOLLMAN CHARLES GRAHAM ZOLLMAN, Jr. 33 Seniors In Action m ci nuts tm 34 Senior History Seniors atlastlHow the time has flown since we were eighth graders! We didn ' t do much that year, but we did have a representative on the Honor Court, Susan Mahoney. Our Homecoming Court representative was Ginky McLaughlin. We elected John Atthowe and Ginky McLaughlin as president and secretary -treasurer, respec- tively, as our class officers. As freshmen, we were beginning tofeel as ifwe really belonged. We were allowed to elect James Bennetch to represent us on the Honor Court. Rob Goolrick served as president and Ginky McLaughlin as secretary -treasurer for the year. Our sophomore year was one of excitement. We spon- sored our first dance and had quite a few of our number admitted to the National Honor Society as probationary members. Eric Anderson was elected president of our class and John Atthowe served as secretary -treasurer. Sterling Moore was elected to represent us on the Honor Court. Ginky McLaughlin was an attendant on the Homecoming Court. At last we were juniors, and looked forward to the Junior -Senior Prom, class rings, and becoming seniors. We had two girls as of f ic ers that year. Sally Sorrells served as president and Casey Carter as secretary -treasurer. Forthe first time we had two members of our class on the Honor Court, Martha Goodman and Steve Wessel. Susan Mahoney represented our class on the Homecoming Court. The year was one of both hard work and reward. We took College Boards for the first time and sponsored the Christmas Dance, with music provided by the Week- enders. In January we received class rings and in February we were honored to have three of our fellow juniors, Jim Bennetch, Sally Sorrells, and Carol Taylor, attend All -District Chorus in Winchester, Va. InMay,we gave. a very successful prom for the seniors. The theme was 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea. The Regents provided the music. Representing our class at Girls ' State were Sue W i 1 s on and Ginky McLaughlin. Steve Wessel and Sterling Moore attended Boys ' State. Finally, as seniors, we realized how fast the years could pass when we were busy. We had three seniors on the Executive Council. Steve Wessel was president of the student body, and Casey Carter was elected secretary- treasurer. John Atthowe served as our class president, and Peggy Hills was elected secretary -treasurer. We had three seniors on the Honor Court: Ginky McLaughlin, Sterling Moore, and Janice Tolley. We sent six seniors to All - District Chorus: Penni Chappell, Carol Taylor, Sally Sorrells, Thomas Wright, Jim Bennetch, and Donnie Smith. Sue Wilson, Jeff Peters, and Sterling Moore re- ceived National Merit Letters of Commendation as Rob Goolrick and Henry Roberts were declared semi -finalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition. The Swingmasters provided the music for the senior- sponsored Homecoming Dance. Phyllis Goodbar was elected Homecoming Queen and Ginky McLaughlin served as Maid -of -Honor. As we, the Class of 1966, look forward to graduation with a mixture of ' apprehension and delight, we know that we will always remember fondly Lexington High School as a symbol of our youth and what it represented to us. 35 Most School Spirited Charlie Chatterton, Betty Lackey Best All-Round Ginky McLaughlin, Steve Wessel Friendliest Casey Carter, Donnie Smith Most Talented Rob Goolrick, Penni Chappell 36 Most Likely to Succeed Sterling Moore, Carol Taylor Best Dressed Sandy Hill, Billy Vaughan Most Courteous Janice Tolley, Sam Woiblett Most Talkative Henry Howard, Sue Wilson Most Gullible Beverly Hamm, Walter Massie Juniors Work Hard On Planning Prom Junior Class Officers: Mike Leary, President; Lee Wright, Secretary -treasurer. Robert Agnor Margaret Arehart Kathy Ax Ricky Brown Richard Brownley Marion Bryant Charles Ayers Nancy Bare John Bell James Camden Skip Chappell Rita Claytor Diane Borgus Monty Brothers Eddie Broughman Joe Clemmer Micky Cochrane Vicki Cole Diane Brown Mike Brown Nancy Brown Kenneth Cooper Bobby Coulter Bobby Craft 38 Sonja Cunningham Freddy Davis Steve Davis Karen Dean Charley Delaney Celestia Dillard Jane Donald Zeke Ellington Jerry Entsminger Mary Jane Ewing Eddie Ford Dave Garnett Barbara Garrett Louise Gentry Dayle Grumbles Homecoming candidates Mary Jane Ewing, Nancy Brown, and Jane Donald. Addie Hall Randolph Hall Thomas Harris Cheryl Harrison Frank Henderson Sharon Henderson Larry Hickman Judy Hill Henry Holmes Juniors Richard Brownley and Jimmy Littlepage are presented certificates from Jr. Science Symposiu m. 39 Roger Hostetter Randy Huffman Andy Hunter Class Rings Arrive James Montgomery Donna Moore Garrett Moore Cynthia Hunter Doris Hunter Pam Irvine Larry Moore Wayne Moore Wilma Moore Phyllis Irvine Carol Johnston Sonny Knick Mike Leary Laraine Levitch Walter Lewis Jim Lindsay James Littlepage Mack Lynch Frances Mackey Charlotte Martin Thelma Martin Kenneth Morris Teresa Muterspaw Lynn McCormick Barry Mays Charles Miller Pat Miller Mary McKenna Carol Newman Gay Nicely Monty Brothers presides at junior class meeting . 40 In February Alvis Reynolds Carrol Reynolds Paul Richards Larry Nowlin Mike Pennick James Pharr Stephen Riley John Ritz David Ruley Janet Pickett Bobby Pickral Tommy Pickral Diane Ruley Ray Siso Thomas Sloane Cathy Slusser Larry Smith Sonja Snider Janice Snyder Joyce Snyder Howard Sorrells Wanda Sorrells Francis Straub Helen Stubbs Carolyn Poindexter Karen Poindexter Charlie Potter Mary Jane Swisher David Tardy James Taylor Karen Potter Lillian Potter Sharon Potter 41 Juniors Liven Up School Lillie Thomas Milton Tolley Timmy Turner Orie Vest Felicia Walker Margaret Wallace Tommy Williams Kathy W ise Susan Wise Sally Womeldorf Bonnie Wright Lee Wright Claudine Zollman Jo Ann Zollman Junior Homeroom Chairmen: Jimmy Littlepage, Carol Juniors hold a Christmas Dance committee meeting in Newman, Richard Brownley .(Not Pictured: Louise Gentry) the gym. 42 Sophomores Sophomore class officers: Phil Clayton, President, and Mary Ellen Sorrells, Secretary -treasurer. Sophomore homeroom chairmen:Joe Martin, Judy Hughes, Ann Johnston, Charlie Smith. Suzanna Allem Gloria Armstrong Peggy Arrington Chuck Barger Winnie Barritt Debbie Batty Anne Becht David Beebe Charles Bennetch George Berry Susan Berry Carolyn Bingler Walter Blake John Branham Bob Brogan Bonnie Broughman Teddy Brush Dennis Buckland Bonnie Camden Bryan Causey Starline Chaplin Dana Clark Phil Clayton John Colbert Bobbie Conner Bonnie Conner Fred Conner Kenneth Cooper Ray Cooper Delmas Deacon 43 Sophomores Participate School Sophomore Charlie Smith has picture made as his class- mates wait patiently. Sara Deaver Mary Susan Dobyns Patsy Donald Debbie Drum Richard Drumm Bill Dunlap Sara Dunn Kenny Emore Gary Entsminger Margie Fitzgerald Johnny Flint Frank Gardner Margaret Gentry Gloria Hall Mark Hall Randy Hall Linda Hamilton Marty Harper Debbie Harrison Daisy Hartless Larry Haston Janis Hayslette Bernice Henderson Ray Hickman Nancy Higgins Rodney Higgins Kathy Hills Coleman Hoke Leo Holland Jan Hooper Tucker Huger Judy Hughes Steven Ikenberry Connie Irvine Eddy Irvine Jerry Irvine 44 In Various Activities Kay Jarvis Bailey Johnson Gayle Johnson Patsy Johnson Ann Johnston Bucky Joyce Denny Kegley Truman Lee Linda Leonard Betty Lindsay Linda Mackey Joe Martin John Mason Madelene Mays Sandra Merchant Chip Miller Dennis Miller Bobby Montgomery Brenda Moore John Moore Mash all Moore Penni Moore Robert Morgan Dwight Myers Jimbo McDonough Douglas McFarland Leonard McGee David Nicholas Larry Nuckols Margie Painter David Peters Harold Plott Randall Pursley Ronald Randolph Charlotte Reid Gene Rhodenizer 45 Sophomores Sponsor Dance Sophomore homecoming candidates: Sara Dunn, Andrea Turner, and Brenda Moore. Roger Roberts Jane Robinson John Robinson Jerry Ruley Charles Showalter Melvin Silvea Wally Simons George Simpson Patsy Sloane Charlie Smith Hilda Smith Mack Smith Sandy Smith James Smothers Lynwood Smothers Becky Smyth Mickie Snead Ann Sorrells Mary Ellen Sorrells Betty Stoner Brenda Swisher Coray Swisher Gwendolyn Thompson Rose Thompson Pat Thule an George Tolley Andrea Turner Don Tyree Rufus Tyree Richard Van Natten Gerrold Walker Gary Weade Ken Wessel Mike Williams Trigger Wooldridge Joe Zollman 46 Freshmen Danny Ayers Sharon Bane Betty Barger Jerry Barger Martha Barger Marietta Barksdale Joe Becht Jane Beckner Freshmen Class officers: George Thomas, President, and Chris Wise, Secretary -treasurer. Larry D. Blackwell Larry W. Blackwell Larry Bowyer Thomas Branch Joyce Broughman Michael Brown Cheryl Buchanan Kenneth Buchanan Bonita Buckland Gloria Camden Patsy Camden Bobbie Tate Carter Lois Carter Becky Chittum Johnnie Clark Linda Clark Janet Cochrane Linda Coleman Linda Cooper Steve D. Davis Doris Deacon Denise Drum Betty Jean Dunlap Butch Edwards Molly Emrey Eddie Fifer Barry Flint Cathey Ford Jane Fries Cotton Ghill 47 Freshmen Contribute To Sandra Gladwell Clark Graff Barbara Goodbar Crawford Goodbar Larry Gordon Barbara Hall Larry Hall Sandra Hall Judy Hamm Gail Harris Lynn Hartbarger Larry Hartless Darlene Hassler Walter Hatcher Clinton Hayes Patsy Hayslette Barbara Henderson Jackie Henderson Skip Hess Tommy Hickman Paulette Higgins Jack Hill Cynthia Hodges Gene Hostetter John Hostetter Beth Irving Janet Irvine Jerry Irvine Thomas Jefferson Billy Johnson Donnie Johnson William Johnson Gerald Knick Joyce Knick Carl Koiner Bobby Lam Richard Laughlin Robby Lawton Linda Lee Day Leech Mr. Keen assists Marshall W ashburn in conducting freshman class meeting. 48 Increased School Spirit Bucky Leslie Susan Lewis James Lipscomb Pam Liptrap Betty Anne Littlepage Pauline Long Larry Lotts Phil Lowe Isca Mack Sandra Marshall Mamie Martin Peggy Martin Michael Massie Stephen Matheney Eddie Mays Greg Mays Maxine Mays Willie Mays Christy Miller Tommy Miller Alice Moore James Moore Kathy Moore Margie Moore Maxine Moore Roy Moore Stuart Moore Sally Munger Bill McCorkle Preston McCormick Linda McKemy Margaret McKenna Kenneth Nedrow Mark Nelson Billy Nicely Michael Nicholas Warren Noel William Paine Pat Patton Charles Pennick 49 Freshmen Freshman homecoming candidates: Sandra Marshall, Judy Hamm, and Susan Lewis. Chuck Sensabaugh David Sensabaugh Janet Pickral Sylvia Plogger Carole Plott Fred Sensabaugh Dale Sherburne Payne Poindexter Rodney Poindexter Randall Pritt Wayne Shifflet Anna Siso Oakey Pruett Skip Ravenhorst Brenda Reid David Smith Debra Smith Donald Reid Larry Reid Darlene Reynolds Joe Smith Kenneth Smith Bradley Rhodenizer Kenneth Rhodenizer Ricky Rhodenizer Percival Smith Roger Smith Sherri Richards Lucille Riley Fred Roberts Doris Snyder Louella Snyder John Roberts William Rowland Sandra Ruley 50 Participate In Many Sports Charles Walker Charles Ware Marshall Washburn Tommy Sorrells Charlene Spragins Theodore Watts Don Weaver Wanda Whanger Elaine Stanley Pamela Straub Marshall Wheeler Paul Whitehead Betsy Williams Donnie Stubblefield Harry Styles Betty Williams Chuck Williams Patrick Williamson Fontanne Swisher Linda Taylor Robert Wilson Wilma Wilson Chris Wise George Thomas Danny Topping David Woody Brenda Turner Elaine Turner Freshman Homeroom Chairmen: First row: Marge e McKenna, Sandy Marshall, Susan Lewis. Second row: Willie Mays, Paul Whitehead, Ricky Roberts. Tish Turner John Vess Johnny Sheridan Sarah Clayton President Secretary -treasurer Becky Allem Janet Amos Carol Anderson Connie Berry David Bare Allan Barger Nancy Atthowe Alice Ayers Ructor Bane Eighth Grade Gail Barger Jo Ann Beard Johnny Becht Jackie Bell Mittie Beverly Larry Black Tim Blackburn Paula Borgus Deborah Bouchard Susan Brady Connie Brown Dottie Brown Helen Bryant Wanda Buckland Cheryl Buhrman Patricia Camden Richard Campbell Brenda Carter Clara Carter Judy Carter Margaret Carter Timothy Chaplin Douglas Chase Marie Chatterton Ellen Clark Frederick Clark Paul Clark Sarah Clayton Renee Cofield Judy Cole Paul Coleman David Conner Deborah Conner John Conner Timmy Conner 52 Tony Conner Steffany Cooper Maxine Craney Brenda Dale Carolyn Dalgo Dorsey Davis Wanda Davis Barry Deacon Stuart Deacon Eighth grader Jay Gilliam is recognized for achieve- ments in Magazine Drivp Guidance Program Involves Sub-Freshmen Patricia Denton Jay Doss Donna Drum Yolanda Dunn Jake Duvall Susan Ellington William Emore Dennis Engleman Jimmy Farrar David Farrow Debbie Farrow Eddie Feddeman Sally Fitch Clyde Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Dorcas Fix Vicki Gardner Eamestine Garrett Jerry Goodbar Pat Goodbar Sandy Goodbar Rita Goodhart Lindlay Goolrick Larry Gordon Brenda Greever Bonnie Hall Ray Hall Hutch Hammond John Harer Cheryl Harlow Daphne Harlow Deborah Harmison Georgia Harris Harold Harris Bonnie Hartless 53 Louis Hartless Peggy Hayes Jean Higgins Margaret Higgins Mary E. Higgins Monty Higgins Wilmer Higgins Bobby Hills Martha Hiser Mike Hoke Gail Hostetter Phyllis Hostetter Stevie Hostetter David Huffman Donald Huffman Emily Hughes Alma Hull Mike Humphries Jane Hunter Nancy Hunter Keith Irvine Paul Irvine Wanda Irvine Robert Jackson Buddy Johnson Marquita Johnson Sheila Johnson Steve Johnson Wayne Johnston William Kessinger Calvin Knick Gary Knick Joyce Knick Raymond Knick Ronald Knick Eighth Grade Nell Lancaster Lynn Lowry Joyce Manspile Blair Martin Alice Masters Joyce Masters Donnie Mays June Mays Monty Montgomery 54 Evelyn Moore James Moore Juanita Moore Paulette Moore Nina Muterspaw Karen Myers Ann McClure Linda McCormick Sherman McCormick Lee McLaughlin Jane McNutt Judy Newcomb Harriet Newman Allen Nicely Octava Nicely Paul Nicely Sandra Nicolas Skip Nininger Gregory Nowlin Randy Nowlin Charlotte Parrish Debra Paynter Sue Peters Billy Pierce Jeanette Poindexter Michelle Poindexter Billy Potter Joyce Potter Sheila Pruett Steve Pruett Jeanie Rabe Nelle Reeves Pamela Reid Jimmia Reynolds Joyce Reynolds Enrollment Increases Twofold Eighth Grades receive orientation from Steve Wessel. Mitchell Rhodenizer Greg Richardson Charles Riley Bruce Ritz William Roberts Mary Robertson Nancy Robinson Harry Ruley Vicki Ruley 55 8th Graders Add To Crowded Conditions Eighth Grade homeroom chairmen: First Row: Alice Ayers, Paulette Moore, Joan Wessel. Second Row: Nancy Atthowe, Allen Nicely, Jay Doss, Charlie Upshaw. Billy Rushing Gordon Saunders David Schrader John Schrader Donnie Sensabaugh Linda Sensabaugh Steven Shaner Johnny Sheridan Tommy Simons Debbie Smith Diane Smith Janet Smith Joyce Smothers Paul Smothers Jesse Snyder JohnH. Sorrells JohnW. Sorrells Darlene Stanley Jerry Staton Patricia Staton Olivia Steele Beulah Sweet Frances Swisher Marsha Swisher Richard Tardy Phyllis Taylor Dan Tetlow Carol Tilson Phyllis Tolley Rodney Tolley Paula Turner Charlie Upshaw Robert Veney Ellen Wade Joan Wessel Norma Jean West Timothy Wilhelm Jennings Winston Robert Wright Steve Zollman 56 Executive Council The Executive Council is made up of the president, vice-president, a n d secretary -treasurer of the student body, and the president of each of the five classes. These eight people, chosen by the students themselves, represent the interests of the student body. The Executive Council acts as a mediator between the faculty and the students. Under the guidance of Mr. Sam Johnson, the Council supervised the Christmas basket collection, took care of the school flag, took charge of the lost and found depart- ment, instituted a safe driving program, and introduced a senior police system to help eliminate the confusion at lunch time. Student body president Steve Wessel leads a discussion Steve Wessel presides over assembly, during a meeting of the Executive Council. uuaiiiHHmu Seated: John Atthowe, Bob Pickral, Steve Wessel, Casey Philip Clayton, George Thomas, Johnny Sheridan. Carter, Mr. Johnson, sponsor. Standing: Mike Leary, 58 Honor Court Seated: Janice Tolley, Ginky McLaughlin, Sterling Moore, Mary McKenna, Mr. Keen, advisor. Standing: Zeke Ellington, Harold Plott, Clark Graff, Paula Borgus. Honor Court Officers: Janice Tolley, bailiff; Mary McKenna, secretary; Sterling Moore , chairman; and Ginky McLaughlin, sergeant -at -arms. The Honor Court, composed of elected class repre- sentatives and a faculty advisor, bears the responsibility of judging, in secret session, the cases of those students who have committed a breach of the Honor Code. The honor system ' s effectiveness depends upon the maturity and co-operation of all students. The students ' earnest efforts are continually encouraged by the Honor Court ' s members. They realize that our school ' s real strength will not be proved by outside regimentation, but will come from within. Representatives draw up rules of procedure during work session . 59 Crystal I m || 1 ] WL Xjjnfe JK vj| ' . 1 W K l I Seated: Miss Beck, Advisor; Martha Goodman, Editor-in- David Bausum, Assistant Business Manager; Janice Tolley, Chief; Sally Sorrells, Literary Editor; Kathy Ravenhorst, Lay-Out Editor; Henry Howard, Photographer. Art Editor. Standing: Sterling Moore, Business Manager; Richard Brownley, Louise Gentry, Lee Wright, Kathy Wise, Jane Donald, Carol Newman, Zeke Ellington. Absent: Andy Hunter. Crystal editors are chosen in early spring for work on the following year ' s yearbook. They attend SIPA conference in April to participate in the seminars. This year ' s editors were in charge of the magazine drive, during which funds were raised for the Crystal . A staff of seven juniors was chosen who assisted in editing the annual and from whose ranks next year ' s editors are selected. Typists assisted the staff in meeting the February deadline. Crystal typists: Ann Simpson, Sandra Hill, Betty Lackey, Standing: Ginky McLaughlin, Susan Mahoney. 60 Scarletter Seated: Karen Dean, Ginky McLaughlin, Rob Goolrick, Susan Mahoney, Henry Howard, Penni Chappell, Cathy Slusser, Sue Wilson, Kathleen Brownley , Mary McKenna, Walter Massie . Standing: Miss Williams, Sterling Moore, Margee McKenna, Carol Taylor, Jim Bennetch, Charles Bennetch. First row: Ann Simpson, Maxine Moore, Sara Dunn, Celestia Dillard, Helen Huger, Paula Turner, Curtissa Cofield, Sara Deaver, Patsy Donald. Third Stubbs, Debbie Batty, Linda Turpin, Casey Carter. Second row: George row: Mark Riegel, Winnie Barritt, Susan Wise, Jane Donald, Carol Newman, Thomas, Mark Nelson, Pat Thulean, Sally Munger, Ann Johnston, Tucker Anne Becht. The Scarletter is the Lexington High School student newspaper, published by the student editorial staff six times a year. The paper is supported entirely by student subscriptions and the sale of advertisements. In 1965-66 Rob Goolrick served as editor-in-chief. He was supportedby a staff which included the following: Mary McKenna, news editor; Susan Mahoney, feature editor; Ginky McLaughlin, business manager; Walter Massie, sports editor, and Karen Dean, circulation man- ager. Each year The Scarletter sends three delegates to S.I.P.A. , of which it is a member in good standing. 61 N.H.S. Represents Outstanding Merit The qualities of scholarship, leadership, character and service are exemplified by the junior and senior members of the National Honor Society, who maintain an average of ninety or above in their subjects throughout the year. Sophomores are admitted as probatipnary mem- bers in the spring, and become regular members after the first semester of their junior year. The N.H.S. , under the guidance of Miss Gertrude Morrison, operates the guidance room, coaches students needing help, and sponsors a dance each year. In the spring a banquet is given for the members by the parents. Officers: Sterling Moore, Susan Mahoney, Penni Chappell and Miss Morrison study the N.H.S. Constitution. Guidance Room Staff, Row one: Ann Johnston, Janet Pickett, Penni Chappell. Row two: Susan Mahoney, Jane Donald, Susan Wise, Sterling Moore. First row: Carol Taylor, Linda Clark, Miss Morrison, Sterling Moore, Penni Chappell, Susan Mahoney, Ann Simpson. Second row: Janet Pickett, Joyce Snyder, Carol Newman, Phyllis Goodbar, Lee Wright, Linda Carter, Henry Holmes, Sally Sorrells. Third row: Nancy Bare, Cathy Slusser, Susan Wise, Karen Dean, Mary McKenna, Ginky McLaughlin, Jane Donald, Martha Goodman, Janice Tolley. Fourth row: James Littlepage, Walter Massie, Jeff Peters, Ricky Straub, Wayne Conner, James Bennetch, Rob Goolrick, Zeke Ellington. C.P.H.S. Increases Membership The first honor society in Lexington High School, the Chemistry -Physics Honor Society, was organized in 1949 under the auspices of Miss Elizabeth Dunlap, the present faculty sponsor. The purpose of the society is to give recognition to students who achieve an average of 90 or better for the first semester of either chemistry or physics. This average must be maintained throughout the second semester in order to insure permanent membership. Meetings are held in October, February, and May. New members are welcomed into the club during the February meeting. Officers for this school year are James Bennetch, president; David Bausum, vice-president; and Carol Taylor, secretary -treasurer. New members pose behind tables in the Chemistry lab at meeting . Seated: Phyllis Goodbar, Carol Taylor, David Bausum, Jim Bennetch, Sue Wilson, Betsy Smyth, Janice Tolley. Standing: Mark Riegel, Henry Roberts, John Atthowe, Walter Massie , Ricky Straub, Marty Turpin, Sterling Moore. C.P.H.S. officers: Carol Taylor, secretary; David Bausum, vice- president; Jim Bennetch, president; and advisor, Miss Dunlap. 63 Library Club Keeps Library In Order The Library Club is a service organization which is open to ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students who are interested in the library and are willing to give their time to serve their school. The club is divided into two sections which meet during regular activities periods. Club members serve as student librarians, file maga- zines, read shelves, shelve books, prepare bulletin boards, help with the paperback book store, and render various other services connected with the library. Officers of the Junior-Senior Club are Brenda Deacon, president; Kathy Ravenhorst, vice-president; and Joyce Snyder, secretary -treasurer. Officersof the Freshman-Sophomore Club are Kenneth Emore, president; Sara Dunn, vice-president; and Bryan Causey, secretary -treasurer. Mrs. McHenry discusses new paperback books with club officers. First row: Johnny Flint, Randy Hall, Kathy Hills, Bryan Causey, Kenny Emore, Sara Dunn, Joe Martin, John Moore. Second row: Daniel Nicholas, Bailey Johnson, Betsy Williams, Maxine Moore, Linda Hamilton, Linda Leonard, Dana Clark, Linda Taylor. Third row: Gene Rhodenizer, Robbie Lawton, Tommy Miller, Eddie Mays, Eddie Irvine, Bill Dunlap, Gayle Johnson, Linda McKemy. Fourth row: Melvin Silvea, Judy Hughes, Sandy Smith, Jan Hooper, Mary Ellen Sorrells, Patsy Johnson, Christy Miller. Marietta Barksdale, Gloria Armstrong. First row: Margaret Arehart, Diane Brown, Donna Moore, Joyce Snyder, Brenda Deacon, Kathy Ravenhorst, Linda Irvine, Faye Clark, Betty Painter, Patsy Moore. Second row: Phyllis Goodbar, Sharon Potter, Karen Potter, Pam Irvine, Freddy Davis, Butch Bryant, David Nicely, Tommy Williams, Stanley Noel, Mary Virginia Horn. Third row: Carol Reynolds, Pat Miller, Carol Johnston, Barbara Garrett, Dayle Grumbles, Wilma Moore, Larry Moore, Wayne Moore, Sue Moore, Janet Pickett. Fourth row: Jennie Kayton, Sandra Chaplin, Linda Donald, Don Higgins, Jim Lam, Garrett Moore, Tom Higgins, Helen Stubbs, Donnie Smith. 64 Literary Club Reads Contemporary Novels First Row: David Peters, Walter Simons, Rita Claytor, Beverly Hamm, Womeldorf, Charlotte Martin, Betsy Smyth, Peggy Hills, Brenda Smith. Kathleen Brownley, Curtissa Cofield, Pat Thulean, Skip Chappell, Ginky Fourth Row:Margaret Gentry , Winnie Barritt, Eddie Broughman, Jim Lindsay, McLaughlin, Rob Goolrick, Mrs. Price. Second Row: Charlie Smith, Ken Wayne Weade, Martha Goodman, Ann Johnston, Anne Becht, Debbie Batty, Wessel, Henry Holmes, Chuck Barger, Andrea Turner, Helen Stubbs, Patsy Sara Deaver, Carol Newman, Karen Dean, Ann Simpson. Fifth Row: Mary Donald, Debbie Harrison, Mary Jane Swisher, Phyllis Goodbar, Betty Lackey, Susan Dobyns, David Tardy, Dreena Bowen, Andy Hunter, Janice Tolley, Susan Mahoney. Third Row: Chip Miller, Susan Wise, Laraine Levitch, Lee Robert Agnor, Sally Sorrells, Celestia Dillard, Sandra Hill, Linda Turpin. Wright, Janet Pickett, Kathy Wise, Cheryl Harrison, Suzanna Allem, Sally Literary Club officers Kathleen Brownley, president, Mrs. Price, advisor, and Curtissa Cofield, secretary -treasurer. The Literary Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Price, has been very active this year. This year the club has taken up contemporary American literature. Several novels have been read and discussed by members of the club. This year the book selections were made by a special committee composed of members of the club. In January, Kathleen Brownley, president, conducted a quiz program on American Literature .The purpose of the club is to extend the reading horizons of LHS students. 65 Forensic Club Speaks Out The Forensic Club is made up of all students who are interested in public speaking. It is designed to give the student experience in speaking and help him to correct and improve his technique .The club is under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Newman, our forensicizing expert, with Richard Anderson serving as president of the group. This year club members participated in various types of public speaking such as extemporaneous speeches and prepared speeches, with great emphasis put on public debating . Mrs. Newmanoffers advice to club members in activities room. Walter Massie presents plans for future meetings of Forensic Club. First row: Gary Weade, Mrs. Newman, Richard Anderson, Walt Massie, Clark Graff. Second row: Cathy Slusser, Donnie Mays, Steven Ikenberry, Janet Pickral, Dennis Buckland. 66 Dramatics Club Shows Large Increase Because of the tremendous increase in membership, the Dramatics Club was divided into three large groups, each representing a cross-section of students from the four grades. The club is under the supervision of Mrs. Price, Mrs. Rushing, and Mrs. Broadne aux. Activities have included a make-up demonstration by two W L stu- dents and one -act play readings during the monthly meetings. These readings afforded everyone an opportunity to display his talents and abilities. Club members watch as make-up techniques are demon- strated on John Bell by two Washington and Lee students. |iLv ( jr« jt - £ ' fi ji ' ■ ( l: 1 Jj First row: Linda Thompson, Carol Taylor, Rita Claytor, Beverly Hamm, Skip Chappell, Sue Wilson, Penni Chappell, Janice Tolley, Rob Goolrick, Jane Donald, Phyllis Goodbar, Mrs. Price, advisor. Second row: Carolyn Poindexter, Karen Poindexter, LaDonna Johnson, Nancy Brown, Susan Wise, Lee Wright, Cheryl Harrison, Zeke Ellington, Mary Swisher, Linda Turpin, Sandra Hill, Mrs. Rushing, advisor. Third row: Dianne Borgus, Karen Dean, Henry Roberts, James Bennetch, Jeff Peters, Jim Wallin, Robert Agnor, Sally Womeldorf , Charlotte Martin, Betsy Smyth, Peggy Hills. Fourth row: Betty Chittum, Cathy Slusser, Mark Riegel, Ray Siso, Harold Morris, Tommy Pickral, Larry Smith, Brenda Smith, Sally Sorrells, Ann Simpson. Fifth row: Mary Conner, Dreena Bowen, Henry Holmes, Jimmy Littlepage, John Bell, Mary Jane Ewing, Tim Turner, Richard Brownley, John Ritz, Andy Hunter, Celesti a Dillard. Sixthrow:Ann Powers, Felicia Walker, Michelle Poindexter, Kathy Brownley, Betty Lackey, Martha Goodman, Curtissa Cofield, Susan Mahoney, Ginky McLaughlin, Dianne Ruley. First row: Mrs. Broadneaux, Betty Jean Dunlap, Trigger Wooldridge, Sally Munger, Susan Lewis, Walter Simons, Margee McKenna, Bucky Joyce, Andrea Turner, Sara Dunn, Sara Deaver, Debbie Batty, Joyce Reynolds, Alice Moore. Second row: Clyde Fitzgerald, Ann Johnston, Winnie Barr itt, Mary Dobyns, Margaret Gentry, Wayne Shifflett, Patsy Donald, Dana Clark, Gayle Johnson, Stella Moore, Beulah Sweet, Octavia Steele, Teddy Brush, Tish Turner. Third row: Doug Chase, Jay Gilliam, Mark Nelson, Molly Emrey, Judy Hamm, Tucker Huger, Anne Becht, Charlene Spragins, Madelyn Mays, Linda Mackey, Jeanne Rabe, Dianne Smith, Pat Denton, George Simpson, Marietta Barksdale. Fourth row: Lee McLaughlin, Jake Duvall, Linda Mackey , Christy Miller, Janet Pickral, Betty Littlepage, Elaine Turner, Oakey Pruitt, Larry Blackwell, Jerry Barger, Kathy Ford, Allen Barger, Carolyn Dalgo, Ernestine Garett, Carol Plott, Fifth row: Jane Beckner, Robert Veney, Cheryl Buchanan, Carolyn Bingler, Hilda Smith, Bill McCorkle, Skip Hess, Joe Smith, Charles Bennetch, Ken Wessel, Don Weaver, David Schrader, Johnny Harer, Janet Irvine, Maxine Moore, Denise Drum, Gail Harris. 67 Math Club Observes I.B.M. Computer At Work The Math Club is for students who are particularly interested in areas of math not covered in the classroom. This year, some of the programs were discussions, lectures by guest speakers, and talks by members of the club. The club also made a trip to Washington and Lee University to see a computer. The officers were David Bausum, president; Henry Howard, program chairman; and Carol Newman, secre- tary-treasurer. Mr. Dodrill was the sponsor. Mr. Lee Dudley explains operations of IBM computer at W L to Math Club. President David Bausum explains a problem to the club during its monthly meeting. Seated: Mr. Dodrill, sponsor, Sterling Moore, Ricky James Johnson, Leo Holland, Marty Turpin, David Peters, Straub, Carol Newman, Henry Howard, David Bausum, Harold Plott, Sharon Henderson. Wayne We ade. Standing: Sandy Dotson, Eddie Broughman, 68 Science Club One may learn about anything from the formation of crystals to the relationship of turtles in the L.H.S. Science Club. The club is divided into two sections, the eighth, ninth and tenth grades composing one, the eleventh and twelfth grades the other. The members prepare and present to their club, proj- ects which they have worked on throughout the year. The clubs are under the guidance of Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Potter. Junior Science Club Officers:Mark Nelson, John Robinson, Chris Wise, Mr. Potter, advisor, and Stuart Morgan. First Row: Mr. Lindsay, Henry Roberts, Penni Chappell, David Bausam, Carl Koiner, John Ritz, David Garnett. Fourth Row: Greg Mays, Jimmy Sterling Moore, John Mark Robinson, Chris Wise, Stuart Morgan, Charlie Littlepage, Sandy Dotson, Eddie Fifer, Jack Hill, Don Weaver, Alan Barger, Bennetch, Mark Nelson, Mr. Potter. Second Row: Keith Ruley, Tommy Billy Pierce, Sue Wilson, Ricky Straub. Fifth Row: George Berry, Frank Hickman, Teddy Brush, Kathy Ravenhorst, Leo Holland, Skip Ravenhorst, Gardener, Marty Harper, Bobby Brogan, David Beebe, David Drum, Steven Oakey Pruett, Larry W. Blackwell, Mark Reigel. Third Row: Marty Turpin, Shaner, Carol Taylor, Henry Howard. Richard Brownley, Jim Bennetch, Jeff Peters, Walter Blake, Robert Wilson, Mr. Lindsay, advisor; Sterling Moore, president; Penni Chappell, secretary; David Bausum, vice-president. 69 Latin Club Through the Latin Club, Latin students study infor- mally many interesting phases of Roman life. Each class is organized into a section of the club, meeting during the regular class period once a month. The officers are as follows: Lee McLaughlin, Susan Ellington, John Wise, Paul Coleman, Margaret McKenna, and Kathy Brownley, chairmen; and Nancy Atthowe, Jeanne Rabe, Boyd Williams, Susan Brady, George Thomas, and Joe Zollman, secretaries. The sponsors are Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Weaver. Various phases of Latin Life, such as the Saturnalia and the Roman Wedding, are presented each month. First row: Mrs. Weaver, Martha Barger, Joyce Reynolds, Tim Conner, Johnny Sorrells, Don Weaver, Chuck Williams, Lee McLaughlin, Paul Coleman, Susan Ellington, Jeanne Rabe, Nancy Atthowe, Chris Wise, Susan Brady, Linda Dale, Mrs. Newman. Second row: Barbara Hall, Janet Irvine, Johnny Sheridan, Bruce Ritz, Tommy Simons, Jake Duvall, Charles Upshaw, Mike Brown, David Woody, Gordon Saunders, Carolyn Poindexter, Carol Tilson, Jane Hunter, Sandra Gladwell, Judy Hamm, Denise Drum, Cheryl Buchanan, Maxine Craney. Third row: Renee Cofield, Carol Anderson, Sandy Goodbar, Jay Gilliam, Greg Mays, Eddie Fifer, Bucky Leslie, Jerry Barger, Cathy Ford, PamLiptrap, Paulette Moore, Paula Turner, Joan Wessel, Paula Borgus, Nelle Reeves, Linda Lowry, Cheryl Buhrman, Debbie Harrison. Fourth row: Wanda Irvine, Harriet Newman, Phil Roberts, Steve Zollman, Karl Koiner, Pat Williamson, Jay Doss, John Harer, Mack Lynch, Oakey Pruitt, Robert Wilson, Betsy Williams, Christy Miller, Nell Lancaster, Pat Denton, Nancy Robinson. Fifth row: Carolyn Dalgo, Nancy Hunter, Ann McClure, Walter Blake, Willie Mays, Jimmy Farrar, Barry Flint, Fred Sensabaugh, David Sensabaugh, Gene Hostetter, Clark Graff, Danny Topping, Jane Beckner, Tish Turner, Alice Moore, Sherri Richards, Vicki Cole. Sixth row: Kathy Moore, Vicki Gardener, Debbie Harmison, Doug Chase, Lynn Hartbarger, Richard Laughlin, Phil Lowe, Billy Rushing, Steve Shaner, Eddie Mays, Bill Dunlap, Susan Lewis, Sandy Marshall, Sarah Clayton, Rita Goodhart, Jane McNutt, Debbie Smith, Lindlay Goolrick. sn m 1 jj • jt HI First row: Mrs. Weaver, Marty Harper, David Peters, Margee McKenna, Kathy Brownley, Joe Zollman, Betty Lackey, Casey Carter, Sue Wilson, Penni Chappell, John Ritz, Susan Mahoney, Rob Goolrick, CarolTaylor, George Thomas, Dennis Buckland. Second row:John Robinson, Bobby Brogan, Mark Riegel, Harold Plott, Bucky Joyce, Curtissa Cofield, Nancy Brown, Joe Martin, Mary Swisher, Jane Donald, Henry Holmes, Sue Wise, Pam Straub, Mary McKenna. Third row: Celestia Dillard, Mary Sorrells, David Beebe, Stuart Morgan, Char lie Smith, Marshall Washburn, Bobby Pickral, Rita Claytor, Janet Pickett, Wilma Moore, Carrol Reynolds, Dana Clark, Elizabeth Lindsay, Tucker Huger, Margaret Gentry, Elaine Turner, Betty Littlepage. Fourth row: Karen Dean, Sara Deaver, Debbie Drum, Ann Becht, Nancy Bare, Laraine Levitch, Jack Hill, Joe Becht, Sally Munger, Phil Clayton, Debbie Batty, Robert Agnor, Ann Johnston, Gloria Armstrong, Connie Irvine, Maxine Moore, Linda McKenny. Fifth row: Mary Dobyns, Richard Brownley, Teddy Brush, Bill McCorkle, Skip Rave nhorst, Janet Pickral, Ricky Roberts, Stephen Ikenberry, Chuck Sensabaugh, Mike Massie, Ken Wessel, Winnie Barritt, Carol Newman, Cathy Slusser, Mark Nelson. 70 Nature Club Studies Wildlife The Nature Club, a new club this year, was organized for the purpose of alleviating crowding in the Science Club and of enabling eighth and ninth grade students to take an interest in conservation and wildlife. Club meet- ings have included Mr. Dave Meador, assistant County Agent, who gave an illustrated lecture on the importance of conservation and wildlife. Several interesting films were shown during the monthly meetings. Mr. Harold Morrison from the Science Department served as organizer and sponsor of the club. Mr. Morrison exhibits fish as officers Barry Flint and Alice Ayers lead meeting. First Row: Mr. Morrison, Jimmy Farrar, Bobby Hills, Bruce Ritz, Tommy Simons, Barry Flint, Alice Ayers, David Smith, John Roberts, Ann McCluer. Second Row: John Schrader, Skip Nininger, David Sensabaugh, Fred Sensabaugh, Gene Hostetter, Ricky Roberts, Lynn Hartbarger, Allen Nicely, Janet Irvine. Third Row: Donnie Johnson, Wayne Shifflet, Pat Williamson, Ken Buchanan, Butch Edwards, Stephen Matheney, Chuck Sensabaugh, Randel Pritt, Sandra Gladwell. 71 Co-Ed Hi-Y Works To Serve Community President Paul Richards presides at monthly meeting as Mrs. Gumm stands by. The Co-ed Hi-Y is a world service organization in af- filiation with the YMCA. This year, the club carried out various projects. At Christmas, the club members sold napkins as a money- making project. Also, the members, with the help of Mrs. Gumm, presented a Christmas program for patients in the Stonewall Jackson Nursing Home. Club members often present devotions at the assembly programs. Carole Plott leads devotions at the beginning of an assembly. First row: Carole Plott, Jane Beckner, Sherri Richards, Brenda Swisher, Paul Richards, Elizabeth Lindsay, Barbara Higgins, Mrs. Gumm. Second row: Nina Muterspaw, Brenda Dale, Jo Ann Beard, Fontanne Swisher, Georgia Harris, Alice Moore, Kathy Moore, Nelle Reeves, Carol Anderson, Barbara Hall, Dennis Miller. Third row: Clyde Fitzgerald, Betty Jean Dunlap, Pam Liptrap, Lily Thomas, Mickie Snead, Ann Sorrells, Gail Harris, Rebecca Allem, Dale Sherburne, Milton Tolley. 72 Future Teachers Of America The FTA is one of Lexington High School ' s newest clubs. Students who are interested in teaching as a career are members, and they pursue this interest by helping teachers during and after school. This year each student was assigned to a certain teacher, and points were given for service, attendance of meetings, and arrangement of bulletin boards. The officers are: Linda Carter, Louise Gentry, Carol Newman, Anne Becht, and Cathy Slusser. Mrs. Slusser served as sponsor. FTA President Casey Carter discusses upcoming events with Mrs. Slusser, advisor, and officers Carol Newman and Louise Gentry. First row: Sandra Marshall, Mrs. Slusser, Cathy Slusser, Linda Carter, Anne Becht, Carol Newman, Mary Susan Dobyns. Second row: Susan Lewis, Karen Potter, Sharon Potter, Pat Thulean, Celestia Dillard, Carrol Reynolds, Sue Wilson, Mary Jane Swisher. Third row: Mary Virginia Horn, Betsy Smyth, Brenda Smith, Margaret Gentry, Mary Ellen Sorrells, Brenda Swisher, Sandra Smith, Rose Thompson. Fourth row: Dennis Buckland, Steven Ik enberry, Bobby Smith, Skip Hess, Bill McCorkle. 73 D.E. Club Grows Larger First row: Arlene Conner, Barry Mays, James Pharr, Wayne Conner, Alvis Reynolds, Jacquie Davis, Mr. Barton.. Second row: Butch Bryant, Charlotte Martin, Felicia Walker, Milli Smith, Sonja Cunningham, Jim Wallin, Bruce Nedrow. Third row: Stephen Riley, Roger Ayers, Francis Straub, Garrett Moore, Max Bradley, Stanley Noel, Sonny Knick. The Distributive Education Club is made up of twenty students in the junior and senior classes. In addition, there are eight students from the sophomore class who are associate members. The D.E. Club prepares students for careers in marketing and distributing, and, at the same time, provides them with experience on a part- time employment schedule. Some of the Club ' s activities for the year included the Fall Conference of the D.E. Clubs of America. In December, the club participated in both the Buena Vista and Lexington Christmas Parades. Their float won second place in the Buena Vista Parade. Other activities during the year were the District and State Contest meetings. aoa°° a - Mr. Barton discusses club literature with members, Barry Mays, Alvis Reynolds, and Garrett Moore . 74 Arts And Crafts Club Shows Talent The Arts and Crafts Club is made up of boys and girls from the eighth grade. This year the club sponsors were Mr. Engleman and Mrs. Hobbs. The president and secre- tary were Lynn Lowry and Nancy Hunter, respectively. The first activity of the year was making collages, an enjoyable experience for all club members. The remainder of the year has been spent on art work, leather work, and metal craft. Members work on their leather projects. President Lynn Lowry presides at the monthly meeting in the Industrial Arts classroom. Billy Kessinger, Mr. Engleman, Eddie Feddeman, Jane Paulette Moore , Susan Brady, Debbie Harmison, Mrs. Hunter, Lynn Lowry, Nancy Hunter, Susan Ellington, Hobbs, Wanda Buckland. 75 F.H.A. Gives Successful Sweetheart Swirl” The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Tardy and Mrs. Lois Dunlap, is an organization endeavoring to advance personal, family, and community living. To achieve this ideal, the FHA has as its motto, Toward New Horizons, and conducts various projects. This year ' s projects included, Teenagers, Manage Your Money Wisely, and Leisure Time -Constructive Time. The LHS Chapter of the FHA is composed of the Senior and Junior Clubs, each having its own slate of officers. Those of the Senior Club are: Linda Jo Arrington, president; Theresa Muterspaw, vice-president; Lynn McCormick, s e c r e t a ry; Becky Smyth, treasurer; Susan Berry, reporter; Cynthia Hunter and Pat Blackburn, historians. Heading the Junior Club are:Marquita Jonnson, president;Wanda Davis, vice-president;Margaret Higgins, secretary;Phyllis Tolley , treasurer;Helen Bryant, reporter; Blair Martin and Jean Higgins, historians. In a combined effort, the two clubs had several outstanding activities for the year, including sponsoring the annual Valentine ' s Dance and entertaining their mothers at a banquet. Linda Arrington serves punch to parents at Parents ' Night Program . First Row: Susan Berry, Linda McCormick, Becky Smyth, Theresa Muterspaw , Linda Jo Arrington, Marquita Johnson, Margaret Higgins, Blair Martin, Phyllis Tolley, Wanda Davis, Helen Bryant. Second row:Pat Blackburn, Claudine Zollman, Betsy Hostetter, Elaine Knick, Pattie Staton, Brenda Greever, Sally Fitch, Connie Berry , Maxine Craney , Michelle Poindexter. Third row: Mrs. Tardy, Barbara Conner, Brenda Johnston, Margie Painter, Linda Dale, Karen Myers, Ellen Wade, Brenda Moore, Francis Swisher, Judy Carter, Phyllis Taylor, Mrs. Dunlap. Fourth row: Bonnie Hall, Dorsey Davis, Kay Jarvis, Sonja Cunningham, Sandra Ruley, Charlotte Parrish, Jackie Bell, Debbie Conner, Jean Higgins, Clara Carter, Margaret Carter. 76 Future Farmers Of America The Effinger Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is made up of those boys who are regularly enrolled in the study of vocational agriculture. The group studies better farm management, soil conservation, forest management, and care and repair of farm equipment. The Effinger Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, organized in 1947, was named in honor of Mr. George Williams Effinger, a former Super- intendent of Schools. The elected officers of the 1965-66 year are: President— Joe Clemmer, Vice Pre side nt— Charles Miller, Secretary —Roger Hostetter, Treasurer— Charlie Potter, Reporter— Charlie Showalter, S e nt i n e 1— Roger Smith, Advisor— D.L. Glick, Chapter Sweetheart— Alice Sensabaugh., Mr. Glick, Advisor, Joe Clemmer, President, and Charles Miller, Vice President. First Row: Mr. Glick, Roger Smith, Joe Clemmer, Charles Miller, Charles Showalter. Second Row: Charles Delaney, Wayne Johnston, Dennis Miller, Tim Wilhelm, Larry Ruley, Wayne Shiflett, John W. Sorrells, Barry Deacon, Bradley Rhodenizer, John Hostetter, Gerald Knick, David Montgomery, Randall Pursley. Third Row: Charles Riley, Keith Irvine, Calvin Knick, Ricky Campbell, David Conner, H. V. Goodbar, Ronnie Knick, Tommy Sorrells, Butch Edwards, Howard Sorrells, Danny Ayers, Danny Sensabaugh, John Vess, Ray Hickman. Fourth Row: Paul Clark, Steve Hostetter, Billy Emore, Mike Humphries, David Bane, Billy Potter, Richard Tardy, Wilmer Higgins, Roy Moore, Gary Knick, Warren Noel, Garrett Moore, Kenny Emore, Charlie Chatterton. Fifth row: Freddy Clark, Lenis Hartless, Donnie Paitsel, Dennis Engleman, Steve Johnson, Stuart Deacon, Skippy Winston, Larry Black, Wilson Deacon, Larry Reid, Ray Hall, Delmas Deacon, John Clark, Donald Reid. Sixth Row: John Conner, Sherman McCormick, Monte Dale, Rodney Higgins, David Farrow, Harold Harris, Marshall Hall, Fred Conner, Ray Cooper, Rodney Tolley, Timothy Chaplin, Orie Vest, Charles Ayers, James Pharr, Leonard McGee. Club members assemble an F.F.A. mailbox. Members industriously work on projects in the shop. 77 Pep Squad Upholds School Spirit The aim of the Pep Squad is to promote school spirit in large quantity. Nancy Brown, president, led the club in its many activities. Members decorated the field and goalposts for home football games, and made posters which were placed throughout the school. Pep Squad mem- bers are required to attend all home games, and are expected to learn any new cheers. This year the Pep Squad sent a delegation to the Cheer Rally at the Roanoke Catholic Gymnasium. Cheerleaders lead Pep Squad at the cheer rally in Roanoke. First row: R. Straub, L. Turpin, M. Turpin, J. Zollman, B. Joyce, S. Deaver, P. Chappell, B. Lackey, J. Donald, S. Mahoney, N. Brown, R. Claytor, M. Ewing, P. Goodbar, S. Dunn, S. Snider, S. Beebe, Miss Queen, advisor. Second row: L. Smith, G.Rhodenizer, G. Chocklett, M. Irvine, L. Hartbarger, R. Roberts, L. Wright, S. Wise, Z. Ellington, B. Pickral, N. Atthowe, C. Buhrman, M. Heizer, C. Buchanan, D. Drum, A. Turner, A. Becht, J. Tolley. Third row:H. Holmes, D. Nicely, G. Irvine, B. Smyth, B. Smith, C. Carter, K. Dean, D. Smith, M. Leary, K. Ford, J. Barger, C. Goodbar, A. Barger, H. Stgbbs, A. Johnston, G. Johnson, M. Gentry, B. Carter. Fourth row: S. Woiblett, W. Simons, D. Drum, S. Smith, P. Hills, C. Plott, S. Johnson, T. Muterspaw, P. Miller, P. Johnson, K. Moore, M. Higgins, B. Martin, S. Marshall, S. Lewis, D. Leech, N. Lancaster, I. Mack. Fifth row: M. Williams, R. Lawton, P. Thule an, B. Swisher, K. Hills, J. Pickral, E. Turner, T. Turner, A. Moore, S. Richards, J. Beckner, D. Harmison, N. Hunter, S. Ellington, D. Smith, V. Cole, N. Robinson, S. Sorrells, T. Pickral. Sixth row: G. Weade, J. Mason, C. Fitzgerald, P. Donald, C. Graff, D. Batty, D. Mays, P. Whitehead, M. Emrey, M. Brothers, T. Miller, J. Reynolds, A. McClure, J. Hunter, L. Goolrick, H. Newman C. Newman, M. Sorrells, M. Dobyns. 78 Monogram Club Purchases Popcorn Machine First row: Tommy Pickral, John Mason, Joe Zollman, John Atthowe, George Chocklett, Bucky Joyce, David Garnett, Charlie Delaney. Second row: Bobby Pickral, Joe Clemmer, Zeke Ellington, Mike Leary, Randolph Hall, Larry Nowlin, Steve Davis, Gary Entsminger. Third row: Monty Brothers, George Simpson, Larry Smith. Fourth The Monogram Club is composed of those boys who have earned a varsity monogram in any of the four sports. At the end of the year, the club recognizes those boys who have earned their monograms. Gold football pins are given to senior football players. Money is earned for these awards by the operation of a concession stand at all home basketball games. row: Eddie Ford, Alvis Reynolds, Henry Howard. Fifth row: Johnny Knick, Garrett Moore, Tommy Wright. Sixth row: Larry Nuchols, David Nicely, Leonard McGee. Seventh row: Sterling Moore, Percy Smith. Not pictured: Charlie Chatterton, Jim McDonough. Scott Beebe sells popcorn to Arlene Conner at home basketball game as new popcorn machine pops on. 79 Band Heightens School Spirit The L.H.S. band began the year by purchasing new uniforms. Money was earned by a school -wide campaign during which members sold chocolate bars. Because of the increase in band members over the previous year, this was a resounding success. Among the awards earned by the band were second place in the Waynesboro Christmas Parade and first place in the Buena Vista Parade. The L.H.S .band also sent three representatives to the All -District Band: Dayle Grumbles, James Bennetch, and Leo Holland. Majorettes present skit at Christmas Ball. Miss Sutliffe conducts band at the Christmas program as audience watches attentively. First row: Paulette Moore, Dayle Grumbles, Chuck Barger, Margaret Higgins, Frances Swisher, Marquita Johnson, Paula Borgus, Curtissa Cofield, Cathy Slusser, Carl Koiner, Steve Zollman, Phil Lowe, Linda Hamilton, Dianne Borgus, Pat Williamson, Judy Hill. Second row: Maxine Mays, Joe Zollman, Tony Conner, Coleman Hoke, Danny Tetlow, Joe Smith, Jake Duvall, Billy Pierce, June Mays, Wanda Davis, Renee Cofield, Mike Hoke, Charlie Upshaw, Monty Higgins, Leo Holland, Jim Bennetch, Edward Feddeman, Billy Rushing. Third row: Sherri Richards, Carole Plott, Jane Fries, Teresa Muterspaw, Trigger Wooldridge, Donnie Mays, Jeff Peters, Marshall Moore, Johnny Harer, Tommy Hickman, Danny Topping, Charles Bennetch, Hilda Smith, Kay Jarvis, Dianne Ruley, Anna Siso, Miss Sutliffe. 80 Chorus Pitches” Forth The members of the Lexington High School Chorus, under the direction of Miss Geraldine Sutliffe, produced several concerts, a program for the student body, a Christmas musical, and a May Day during the 1965-66 school year. The greatly enlarged glee club also partici- pated in festival competition. Dianne Borgus, Sally Sorrells, Carol Taylor, Donnie Smith, James Bennetch, Thomas Wright, Penni Chappell, and SuzannaAllem represented the chorus at All -District. The Chorus entertains with an evening of Christmas music. First row: Maxine Moore, Betsy Williams, Nancy Robinson, Sara Dunn, Cheryl Burhman, Linda Irvine, Faye Clark, Miss Sutliffe. Second row: Dayle Grumbles, Dorsey Davis, Sheila Johnson, Renee Cofield, Sandy Marshall, Beulah Sweet, Cynthia Hodges, Casey Carter, Penni Chappell, Patsy Donald, Martha Goodman. Third row: Tish Turner, Beverly Hamm, Debbie Batty, Mary Conner, Hilda Smith, Suzanna Allem, Bernice Henderson, Barbara Higgins, Cheryl Harrison, Betty Jean Dunlap, Curtissa Cofield. Fourth row: Clyde Fitzg erald, Sally Sorrells, Ann Powers, Karen Poindexter, Felicia Walker, Rebecca Allem, Dianne Borgus, Sharon Henderson, Charlene Spragins, Kathy Wise, Carol Taylor, Lee Wright. Fifth row: George Chocklett, Jim Bennetch, Don Weaver, Jim Wallin, Donnie Smith, Tommy Wright, Gary Weade, George Berry, Jerry Topping, Jim Lam, Bobby Smith. F.B.L.A. Is Largest Of New Clubs v mm Kf IPw -V ... 1 wj L Ww ;s|f I k wkl 9 M m Club president Wanda Troxell studies business manage- MissClark and Mrs. Compton, club sponsors, lead monthly ment book withSonja Snyder, Diane Brown, Betty Painter, meeting. Linda Irvine, and LaDonna Johnson. This is the first year that Lexington High School has offered Future Business Leaders of America to the student. The club helps him to get more acquainted with the business world and to learn what is expected of him. This year as one of its projects, the club typed various papers for the teachers. Activities within the club have included speakers from various business college s. First Row: Miss Clark, Margaret Arehart, Joyce Snyder, Diane Brown, Betty Painter, Wanda Troxell, Linda Irvine, LaDonna Johnson, Sonja Snyder, Anne Powers, Mrs. Compton. Second Row: Coleman Hoke, Jerry Ruley, Sharon Potter, Karen Potter, Donna Moore, Patsy Hayslette, Pam Irvine, Faye Clark, Brenda Deacon, Betty Chittum, Mary Conner, Wayne Moore. T-hird Row: Ronnie Brown, Charles Hatcher, Ken Cooper, Bonnie Wright, Freddie Davis, Madeline Mays, Mary Horn, Linda Thompson, Linda Clark, Jennie Kayton, Lilian Potter. Fourth Row: Glenn Adcock, Billy Hartbarger, Barry Mays, Jo Ann Zollman, Sandra Moore, Barbara Garrett, Wilma Moore, Pat Miller, Carol Johnston, Dorothy Masters, Margaret Wallace, Wanda Sorrells. Fifth Row: Danny Teaford, Jerry Irvine, Butch Bryant, Becky Chittum, Joyce Broughman, Bobby Smith, Donnie Smith, Linda Donald, Sandra Chaplin, Patsy Moore, Sue Moore, Larry Moore, Henry Brown. 82 John Atthowe (90) is brought down by determined Lord Botetourt tacklers. Joe Zollman (43) eludes a would-be tackier from Riverheads. John Atthowe (25) smashes past Waynesboro tackier. Varsity Football Elusive Steve Davis (32) sweeps around end in Albemarle game. Joe Zollman (43) gets up after smashing through tight Rockbridge defense for first touchdown in game. THE SEASON ' S RECORD RIVERHEADS. . .season opener. . .Big Red scores on opening drive. . .valiant effort by Hurricanes. . .last half scoreless. .. RIVERHEADS 13, L.H.S. 6... ROCKBRIDGE. . . powerful backfield. . .looking for victory . . .decisive T.D. ' s in third quarter. . .L.H.S. 20, ROCKBRIDGE 6. . .NATURAL BRIDGE. . .fast start. . .defense stymies Rocket offense .. .L.H.S . 33, NATURAL BRIDGE 0 . . .LEE HIGH. . .Hurricanes underdogs. . .fiv e big plays sink Red. . .hard- fought g a m e .. .LEE 19, L.H.S. 0. . .LORD BOTETOURT. .. offense up and moving. . .Atthowe plays outstanding game. . .scores 26 points. . .Hurricanes begin unbeaten streak. . .L.H.S.52, LORD BOTETOURT 0. . .ALBEMARLE. . . . . . lock on goal line . . . Patriots stunned. . . goal line stands save game . . . L.H.S. 7, ALBEMARLE 2. . .WAYNESBORO. . .Homecoming ... spirits h i g h . . .dazzling display of running. . .Giant-killers. . .L.H.S. 19, WAYNESBORO 0 . . .HARRISONBURG. . .Red comes from behind. . .numerous fumbles. . .pass- ing attack factor in victory. . .L.H.S. 13, HARRISONBURG 7... BUENA VISTA. . .Shrine Bowl. . .local rivalry. . .hard-fought battle all the way. . . desperate drive falls short. . .L.H.S. 0, BUENA VISTA 0. Team Works Hard Steve Davis (32) fights for yardage Big Red hustles on to field before Albemarle game, in exciting Waynesboro game. JohnAtthowe (90) is snowed under by horde of B.V. players after short yardage gain. Steve Davis (35), holding off Rockbridge tackier, races down field toward goal line. Percy Smith (45) stops Riverheads ' ball carrier cold. 85 Scarlet Hurricanes Have Coach Brewbaker shouts encouragement to defensive unit in close game. First row: Tom Higgins, Steve Wessel, Don Higgins, John Atthowe, Charlie Chatterton, Bobby Pickral, Tommy Pickral, Sonny Knick, Joe Clemmer, Charlie DeLaney. Second Row: Randolph Hall, Barry Mays, Larry Blackwell, M i c h a e 1 Brown, Larry Smith, Mike Leary, Zeke Ellington, Sammy Ruley, Garrett Moore, Monty Brothers, Steve Davis. Third Row: Larry Hartless, Mike Williams, Kenneth Rhodeneizer, Joe Zollman, George Simpson, Walter Simons, Gary Entsminger, The School Song Oh, Lexington, we ' re rooting for you. And you ' ve got to win this game. Oh, Lexington, we ' re rooting for you, For the sake of Lexington ' s name. Go down that field (court) And make a touchdown (basket) With that good old pep and fight, And when this grand old game is over, Lexington will shine tonight. Rah! Rah! Rah! Lexington team, Lexington team, Take that ball right through, Show old (Bueny) you can beat them, Now it ' s up to you. Rah! Rah! Rah! Lexington team, Lexington team, Fight for all your fame, Fight, fight, fight, fight, And we will win this game ! Coach Brewbaker discusses pre-season plans with co-captains Charlie Chatterton and John Atthowe. 86 Winning Season Harold Plott, Melvin Silvea, Larry Nuchols, Phil Clayton, Bucky Joyce. Fourth Row:Coach Brewbaker, Johnny Flint, Gene Hostetter, Henry Holmes, Bucky Leslie, Billy Nicely, S t e ph e n Davis, Teddy Brush, Larry Lotts, Don Weaver, Ray Hall, Payne Poindexter, Bryan Causey, Coach Williams. (Photo courtesy of News-Virqinian) Steve Davis skirts end against Waynesboro. Steve Wessel is forced out of bounds after Big Red kicks off on its way to another win. returning punt. John Atthowe (25) and Zeke Ellington (14) pursue Albemarle player. Senior football players: Kneeling: Charlie Delaney, John Atthowe, Charlie Chatterton. Standing: Coach Brewbaker, Randolph Hall, Don Higgins, Tom Higgins, Steve Wessel. 87 Junior Varsity Football First row: Dale Sherburne, Harold Plott, Coach Williams, Tommy Hickman, Billy Nicely, Barry Flint, Stephen Davis, Larry Lotts, John Sorrells, Bryan Causey. Second row: Payne Poindexter, Tommy Sorrells, Buchy Leslie, Chuck Styles, Gene Hostetter, Johnny Flint, Butch Edwards, Tim Blackburn. Third row: Lee McLaughlin, Jay Doss, Johnny Sheridan, Chris Wise, Joe Becht, Paul Smothers, Willie Mays, Charlie Smith, David Smith. Fourth row: Allen Nicely, Chuck Williams, Greg Mays, George Berry, Marshall Washburn, Larry Blackwell, Don Weaver, Skip Styles, Teddy Brush. Not pictured: Jim McDonough. Junior Varsity Scores Buena Vista 13 Lexington 0 Staunton 0 Lexington 19 Rockbridge 0 Lexington 32 Natural Bridge 6 Lexington 7 Buena Vista 13 Lexington 6 Rockbridge 19 Lexington 6 J.V. player is tackled on the 50-yard line by Rockbridge players. Coach Williams gives boys a pep talk during J.V. game with Rockbridge. Larry Lotts (23) holds off Rockbridge tacklers. 88 Varsity Basketba Rockbridge 52 Lexington 63 Waynesboro 62 Lexington 56 Harrisonburg 69 Lexington 66 Albemarle 60 Lexington 68 Natural Bridge 39 Lexington 80 Staunton 83 Lexington 60 Buena Vista 64 Lexington 67 Rockbridge 62 Lexington 74 Waynesboro 64 Lexington 88 Harrisonburg 76 Lexington 74 Albemarle 55 Lexington 54 Natural Bridge 50 Lexington 76 Staunton 74 Lexington 61 Buena Vista 53 Lexington 65 Riverheads 48 Lexington 92 Mike Brown ( 14) shoots for two over outstretched hand of Natural Bridge defender. Larry Nowlin Co -Captain Monty Brothers Co -Captain Seated: Chip Miller, Joe Martin, Bobby Pickral, Steve Nicely, Larry Nowlin, George Simpson, Monty Brothers, Davis, Mike Brown, Jimmy Littlepage. Standing: David Skip Styles. 89 Larry Nowlin (30) moves in for lay-up against Natural Bridge. Basketball CoachSloane shouts encouragement to Big Reds as other members of team watch with mixed emotions. Bobby Pickral (21) jumps high to control tap in Lee High game. Starters Larry Nowlin, Steve Davis, Chip Miller, Mike Brown, and Monty Brothers wish each other good luck before game. Jubilant teammates raise Jimmy Littlepage (12) to their shoulders after win over Natural Bridge. 90 Team Improves With Experience Steve Davis (50) is fouled as he shoots for the basket. Larry Nowlin (30) shoots as Albemarle player attempts unsuccessfully to block shot. SteveDavis (50) tries a long shot from the comer as Chip Miller (24) moves in for the rebound. George Simpson (40) makes short shot against Natural Bridge . Skip Styles (34) takes long shot from comer as Joe Martin looks on. 91 Junior Varsity Basketball First row: Crawford Goodbar, M g r., Ronald Randolph, McLaughlin, Robert Morgan, Larry Blackwell, George Stuart Morgan, Chuck Williams, Billy Nicely, Marshall Berry, Gerrold Walker, Lynn Hartbarger, Buckie Leslie, Washburn, Larry Lotts, Paul Whitehead. Second row: Lee Larry Haston. Clark Graff (43) shoots for a basket as he is closely guarded by a Natural Bridge player. Haston (14) goes for two from the side. J_.V. Scores Rockbridge 33 Lexington 23 Waynesboro 57 Lexington 44 Harrisonburg 62 Lexington 32 Albemarle 42 Lexington 39 Natural Bridge 33 Lexington 28 Lee High 48 Lexington 45 (2 O.T. ) Buena Vista 40 Lexington 57 Rockbridge 53 Lexington 48 Waynesboro 49 Lexington 26 Harrisonburg 65 Lexington 35 Natural Bridge 48 Lexington 50 Lee High 39 Lexington 43 (2 O.T.) Buena Vista 38 Lexington 23 Riverheads 46 Lexington 42 Lexington J.V. ' s move in for another basket. 92 Girls’ Basketba Sally Sorrells, lone Senior player. The Girl ' s Basketball team, under the supervision of Miss Queen, physical education instructor, struggled all season to utilize experience gained in hard practices and pre- viousgames.The sixteen girls ended the season with only two wins. Janice Snyder and Judy Hill were elected co- captains. A banquet was given in February for the mem- bers of the team. Janice Snyder, co-captain, discusses upcoming banquet with team. First row.Debbie Harrison, Frances Mackey, Becky Smyth, Bonnie Wright, Pam Irvine, Darlene Reynolds. Second row: Janet Cochrane, manager; Susanna Allem, Karen 93 Potter, Margee McKenna, Sharon Potter, Margaret Arehart. Third row: Janice Snyder, Sally Sorrells, Miss Queen, coach; Judy Hill, Joyce Snyder, Debra Smith. Betty Stuart Lackey Head Cheerleader Mary Jane Ewing Varsity And J.V. Cheerleaders Debbie Batty Andrea Turner Mary Susan Dobyns Kathy Hills Susan Lewis Molly Emrey Nancy Atthowe Sandy Marshall 9 4 Boost Spirit And Encourage Unity Louise Gentry Phyllis Goodbar Jane Donald Sara Dunn Rita Claytor 95 Baseball First Row: Bussie Moore, Paul Whitehead, Harold Plott, Larry Armentrout, George Simpson, Chris Brothers, Bucky George Chocklett, Leonard McGee, D a v i d Niceley , Joyce, Earl Edwards, Wally Simons, Ron Plott, David Bobby Pickral, Sterling Moore . Second Row: Jim Bowen, Ellington, Brud Waddell, Sonny Knick, Coach Sloane . Clifton Forge 3 Lexington Natural Bridge 1 Lexington Harrisonburg 3 Lexington Harrisonburg 6 Lexington Rockbridge 13 Lexington Buena Vista 11 Lexington Waynesboro 6 Lexington Waynesboro 8 Lexington Natural Bridge 0 Lexington Lee High 7 Lexington Lee High 3 Lexington Albemarle 4 Lexington Team celebrates after winning game with Waynesboro. 96 Baseball Bussie Moore is called out on close play at home as Bobby Pickral watches. Coach Sloane gives Bussie Moore an encouraging word as the Hurricane Nine takes the field. David Nicely scores during Hurricane rally. 97 T rack Albert Mabry, running at full Jimmy Pickral lunges over finish line after speed, passes baton to Eddie gmeling mile relay. Ford in 880 -relay. David Garnett tries for 20 -foot mark in broad jump. First row: Alvis Reynolds, Steve Wessel, Joe Zollman, Joe Martin, Charlie Chatterton, Larry Nuc hols, Carl Cummings, Albert Mabry, Frank Huger. Second row: Coach Brewbaker, Richard Brownley, John Weaver, Ronald Head, Bobby Weaver, Earl Edwards, Jimmy Pickral, Jim McDonough, Barry Mays, Walter Massie, Coach Williams. Third row: Garrett Moore, Eddie Ford, Charlie Smith, Gary Entsminger, Henry Brown, John Atthowe, Phil Clayton, David Garnett, James Taylor, Dale Sherburne. Charlie Chatterton shows good form in hurling the shot put during track meet with Natural Bridge. Larry Nuchols sails with ease over the bar in the pole vault competition. John Atthowe races across finish line after running the 100-yard dash. 98 Queen Phyllis Goodbar The 1965 Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Senior Class, was highlighted by a radiant queen and court. Musical entertainment for the evening was provided by the Swing - masters. The dance ended an exciting and victorious week- end which included a pep rally at the State Theater and a well -played football game. The Scarlet Hurricanes whittled the Little Giants of Waynesboro down to size by defeating them 19 to 0. Maid of Honor Ginky McLaughlin Junior Attendant Nancy Brown Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant Andrea Turner Judy Hamm Sub -Freshman Attendant Nancy Atthowe 100 Highlights Of Homecoming Penni Chappell, Mary Jane Ewing, Phyllis Goodbar, Louise Gentry, Betty Lackey, Susan Mahoney, Jane Donald, and Sara Dunn lead cheers at the pep rally on Thursday. Maid -of -Honor, Ginky McLaughlin, congratulates Queen Phyllis Goodbar at the game on Friday. Co-captains John Atthowe and Charlie Chatterton crown Queen Phyllis Goodbar as attendants and escorts complete the scene. First row: David Nicely, Nancy Atthowe, Sub-Freshman Princess; Judy Hamm, Freshman Princess, Don Higgins. Second Row: Tom Higgins, Nancy Brown, Junior Princess; Andrea Turner, Sophomore Princess, Steve Wessel. Third row: Sterling Moore, Ginky McLaughlin, Maid -of -Honor. 101 A Faculty Of Many Faces Oh, I hate grading exams! If she ever has another overdue What do you want for Christmas, book, make her run 45 laps. little boy? 102 Features Cheerleaders take a break at basket- ball game. Boys show enthusiasm at pep rally. New J.V. Cheerleaders first cheer. Hallelujah cheer builds enthusiasm for night football game . Cheerleaders confer before game cheer. Cheerleaders encourage team from sidelines. 103 Features Mr . McPherson photographs student on under - classmen ' s picture day. Light snow covers mobile roof. Senior trackmen John Atthowe, Steve Wessel, Charles Chatterton, Scott Beebe. Mr. Harlow shovels snow from leaky roof. Executive Council goofs again 104 Girls participate in tumbling in gym class. Mr. Whitmore discusses planting of trees. 105 Charles Chatterton and Scott Beebe stop onslaught of second lunch crowd. Features I ' d rather fight than switch. W L students tutor Senior English students. LHS student librarians. Coach Brewbaker predicts LHS victory in pep rally. 106 Features David Nicely, lone senior basketball player. LHS students are told about conditions in India. 107 Senior Directory GLENN LEE ADCOCK F.B.L.A. 4. ROBERT ANTHONY ALEXANDER RICHARD VICTOR ANDERSON Richfield High School: L ' esprit de francais 2; Lexington High School: Math Club 3; Forensic Club 3,4, President 4. LINDA JO ARRINGTON F.H.A. 8, 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Federation Vice -President 4; Latin Club 2. JOHN REGINALD ATTHOWE Latin Club 1, 2; Math Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2,3; Basketball 8; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,3,4, Co-Captain 4, All- District 3,4; President of Class 4; Executive Council 4; Secretary - Treasurer of Class 2; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4; Homeroom Chairman 8 . ROGER LEE AYERS Pep Squad 1; D.E. Club 2,3. BARBARA ANN BANE DAVID REES BAUSUM Jefferson High School: Tennis Team 1,2; Letterman ' s Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; Latin Club 1 , 2; Annual Staff 2; Second Place in District on State Geometry Test; Lexington High School: Math Club 3, 4, President 4; Science Club 4, Vice-President 4; CRYSTAL Staff 3, 4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4. WILLIAM SCOTT BEEBE H. M.A.: N.C.O. Club 3; Varsity Club 3; Wrestling 2; Track 3; Lexington H i g h School: Science Club 8,1; Monogram Club 2,4; Pep Squad 4; Football Manager 8; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2; Track 2. JAMES IRA BENNETCH Science Club 8, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Math Club 8, 1,2,3; Dra- matics Club 3,4; Honor Court 1; Homeroom Chairman 8; National Honor Society 3 , 4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; All -District Band 2,3; All -District Chorus 3 , 4; Band 8 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . PATRICIA ANN BLACKBURN F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Historian 4; Chorus 2,3. DREENA RAE BOWEN Pep Squad 8,1; Library Club 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Literary Club 2,3,4; D.E. Club 3. ELDEN MAXWELL BRADLEY, JR. F.F.A. 8, 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 3; K.V.G. 2,3,4; D.E. Club 3,4. GARY MICHAEL BROGAN Football 8; Band 8, 1,2,3. HENRY WISE BROWN Football 8, 1,2,3; Basketball 8, 1; Track 8, 1,3; 4-H Club 8, 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Treasurer 4. LARRY JAMES BROWN Homeroom Chairman 4. KATHLEEN MARY BROWNLEY Walter Colton Jr. High: Chorus 8; Regina Pacis School: Taeda Staff 1; Debating Club 1, Secretary 1; Pemberton Township High School: F.T.A. 2; Chorus 2; Certificate from National Education Develop- ment Test 2; Lexington High School: Literary Club 3,4, President 4; The Scarletter 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Chemistry- Physics Honor Society 4. LINDA MAE CARTER Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary -Treasurer 1; Chorus 8, 2, 3,4, Special Chorus 3; Girls ' Basketball Team Manager 1; J.V. Cheerleading 2; Pep Squad 8, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Secretary -Treasurer 2; Library Club 1, Vice- President IjF.T.A. 3,4, Secretary -Treasurer 3, President 4; Forensic Club 2; Literary Club 2,3; Co-ed Hi-Y 3; Homeroom Chairman 8,2; Secretary -Treasurer of Class 3; Secretary -Treasurer of Student Body 4; The Scarletter 1,2,4; Executive Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Librarian 4; State Winner in National Council of Teachers of English Essay Contest 4. RICHARD LENDEN CARTER F.F.A. 8; Crafts Club Advisor 4; 4-H Club 8, 1,2,3, Secretary -Trea- surer 3; 4-H Honor Club 2,3; Rockbridge County 4-H Club 8, 1,2,3. SANDRA FAYE CHAPLIN F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 3,4; D.E. Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. PENNI ANNE CHAPPELL Chorus 8, 1,2, 3, 4, Accompanist 1,2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3; Octet 4; All -District Chorus 1,3,4; N at i o n a 1 Honor Society 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Dance Band 8, 1; B an d 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Tournament 1; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 1,3,4, District PlayFestival 3; Literary Club 2,3; Science Club 4, Secretary -Treasurer 4; J.V. Cheerleading 2;Varsity Cheerleading 3,4, Secretary 4; Guid- ance Room Worker 4; The Scarletter 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Pep Squad 8 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . CHARLES JOSEPH CHATTERTON Monogram Club 2,3,4, President 4; Football 8, 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; All -District 4; Track 2,3,4; Homeroom Chairman 3,4; K.V.G. 4. BETTY MAY CHITTUM Library Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. GEORGE OLIVER CHOCKLETT Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Monogram Club 3 , 4; Football 8, 1, 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 8; Pep Squad 2,3,4. FAYE ELIZABETH CLARK F.H.A. 8; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Co-ed Hi-Y 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Librarian 4. LINDA RUTH CLARK Library Club 2, 3; Co-ed Hi-Y 3; National Honor Society 3,4; F. B. L. A. 4. CURTISS A RAMONA COFIELD Manhattanville Jr. High: Dramatics Club 8; Dunbar High School: Majorette 1; Latin Club 1; Lylbum Downing High School: New Home- makers of America 2; Band 2; Chorus 2; Student Council 2; Class Trea- surer 2; Girls ' Basketball Team 2; Lexington High School: Band 3,4, Secretary -Treasurer 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Latin Club 3; Chorus 3,4. MARY EMMA CONNER Library Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 4; Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 4. RUTH ARLENE CONNER F.H.A. 8; Co-ed Hi-Y 1; Library Club 2; Pep Squad 2; D.E. Club 3, 4, Secretary -Treasurer 3, 4. WAYNE LEE CONNER F.F.A. 8, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; D.E. Club 3,4, Photographer 3, Presi- dent 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 4; K.V.G. 8, 1,2,3. JACQUELINE DAVIS Latin Club 1; Chorus 8,1; Library Club 8,1,2; D.E. Club 3,4, Trea- surers, Vice -President 4; Pep Squad 8, 1, 2. BRENDA GAYLE DEACON F.H.A. 8; Homeroom Chairman 8, 3; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Pep Squad 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4. LINDA DARNELL DONALD Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Librarian 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. ALEXANDER BERNARD DOTSON Football 8,1,2; Basketball 8; Track 8,1,2; Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; F.F.A. 8,1,2. DANNY BYRNE GOODBAR F.F.A. 8, 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Reporter 1, President Millrock Feder- ation 3; Football 8, 1. PHYLLIS ANNE GOODBAR F.H.A. 8; Pep Squad 8, 1, 2, 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Literary Club 4; Forensic Club 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 4, Vice-President 4; J.V. Cheerleading l;Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4, Secretary -Trea- surer 3, Treasurer 4;Homecoming Queen 4;NationalHonorSociety 3, 4. MARTHA GRAHAM GOODMAN Library Club 1; Forensic Club 2; Literary Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, President 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Homeroom Chairman 1.2; CRYSTAL Staff 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Honor Court Representative 3;Chorus l,4;Latin Achievement Award 3; S.I.P.A. Delegate 3. 108 ROBERT COOKE GOOLRICK Science Club 8; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; The Scarletter Staff 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3,4; District Play Festival 1,2,3; State Play Festival 1,2; Liter- ary Club 1,2, 3, 4; President of Class 1; National Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Semi -Finalist 4; District Forensic Contest 1,2; Pep Squad 8; Guidance Room Worker 3,4; S.I.P.A. Delegate 3. CLIFFORD HAROLD HALL F. F.A. 8,1,2,3;K.V.G.8,1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Dramatics Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4. BEVERLY GAIL HAMM Bre ckinridg e Jr. High: G.A.A. 8, 1; Y-Teens 8, 1; Bible Club 8; Library Club 8,1; Volleyball Team 8,1; William Fleming High School: G. A.A. 2; Y-Teens 2; Red Cross Representative 2;S.C.A. Represen- tative 2; Sabre Staff 2; Modern Dance 2; Lexington High School: Literary Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3; Chorus 4; Latin Club 2. WILLIAM EUGENE HARTBARGER D.E. Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. DENNIS ALAN HASTON Lylbum Downing High School: Vice-President of Class 8, 1; Student Council Representative 2; Industrial Co-operative Training 3, Presi- dent 3; Band 8, 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Second Place, General Mathe- matics, District II 2; Student Training First Aid Organization of America 2; Lexington High School: Basketball 4. KENNETH CHARLES HATCHER Lylburn Downing High School: Industrial Arts Club 8,1,2, Second Place Project 8; K.V.G. 2,3. BARBARA LEE HIGGINS Chorus 8, 1,3,4; Pep Squad 8, 1,2; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1,3; Latin Club 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3; Co-ed Hi-Y 4. DONALD BERRY HIGGINS Football 8, 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Library Club 3,4. EMORY WILBERT HIGGINS, JR. Latin Club 8, 1; Band 8, 1; Basketball 8. THOMAS IRVINE HIGGINS Latin Club 1; Dramatics Club 3; Library Club 4; Football 8, 1,2, 3, 4. SANDRA LEIGH HILL F.H. A . 8; Library Club 1 , 3; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,3; Literary Club 2,4; J.V. Cheerleading 2; CRYSTAL Typist 4. PEGGY ELIZABETH HILLS Pep Squad 8, 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Secretary -Treasurer of Class 4. MARY VIRGINIA HORN Latin Club 1; Library Club 2,4; F.T.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 4. BETSY JANE HOSTETTER F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4. EDWIN HENRY HOWARD Math Club 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice -President 4; Science Club 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Dramatics Club 3; The Scarletter Staff 3, 4, Photog- rapher 3,4; CRYSTAL Staff 3,4, Photographer 3, 4; Football Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 8; Chess Club 8. SHARON LYNN HUGHES Pep Squad 8, 1,2, 3; 4-H Club 8; Library Club 1,2,3. GLENN HAROLD IRVINE, JR. Football 8, 1; Pep Squad 3,4; Dramatics Club 3. LINDA JANE IRVINE Library Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. JAMES CALVIN JOHNSON Latin Club 1; Math Club 1,2, 3, 4. LA DONNA BRIDGET JOHNSON Doyle stown High School: Pep Squad 8,1, Vice-President 8; Lexington High School: F.H. A. 3; Dramatics Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4. BRENDA JOYCE JOHNSTON F.H. A. 8, 1,2, 3,4. JENNIE ODELL KAYTON Library Club 2,3,4; Student Librarian 3,4; D.E. Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. ELAINE MARIE KNICK FergusonHighSchool-.F.H.A. 8,1, Reporter 1; Biology Club 8; Home- room Representative 8; Mount Vernon High School: Biology Club 2, Secretary 2; French Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Homeroom Chairman 2; Lexington High School: F.H. A. 3,4. JAMES EDWIN KNICK F.F.A. 8, 1,2,3. BETTY STUART LACKEY Library Club 1,2,3, Secretary -Treasurer 1,2; Literary Club 2,4; Pep Squad 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4, Head Cheerleader 4; Chorus 4, 1; All -District Chorus l;Dramatics Club 3,4; Student Librar- ian 3; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; CRYSTAL Typist 4. JAMES CALDWELL LAM, JR. Band 8, 1; Dance Band 1; Chorus 8, 1,3,4; Literary Club 8. SUSAN COOK MAHONEY Honor Court 8; Library Club 2, Vice-President 2; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Literary Club 3,4; Forensic Club 1; Chorus 8, 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; Pep Squad 8, 1,2, 3, 4; Homeroom Chairman 1, J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4; Girls ' Basketball Team 1, Manager 8; Homecoming Court 3; CRYSTAL Typist 4; The Scarletter Staff 1,2,3, 4, Business Manager 3, Feature Editor 4; S.I.P.A. Delegate 3;National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4. WALTER PRICE MASSIE, JR. Football 8, 1,2,3; Chess Club 8; Track 8, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Road Race 4; Latin Club 1 , 2; The Scarletter Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Literary Club 3; Science Club 3; Forensic Club 4, Secretary -Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4. DOROTHY SUE MASTERS F.B.L.A. 4. CAROLYN SUE MOORE F.H. A. 8; Library Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. PATSY VIRGINIA MOORE F.H. A. 8, 1,2,3. STERLING HALE MOORE Math Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 2,3; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball Man- ager 1; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 8; Honor Court 2,4, Chairman 4; Delegate to Virginia Science and H u m a n i t i e s Symposium 2; Boys ' State Delegate 3; The Scarletter Photographer 4; CRYSTAL Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4, Photographer 4; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4; Lab Assistant 3,4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Guidance Room Worker 4. CHARLES EDWARD McCOY, JR. VIRGINIA LeROY McLAUGHLIN Library Club 8, 1; Latin C 1 u b 1,2,3, Latin Tournament 1; Pep Squad 8, 1,2,3; J.V. Cheerleading 8,1,2, Co-Captain 1,2; Chorus 8,1; Homecoming Court Representative 8, 1 , 2, 4, Maid -of -Honor 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer of Class 8,1; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Literary Club 2, 3,4, President 3; Honor Court Representative 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; CRYSTAL Typist 4; The Scarletter Staff 8, 1,2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Girls ' State Delegate 3; Student Librarian 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 4. HAROLD BRUCE NEDROW D.E. Club 2,3; Football 8; Basketball 8,2; Track 8; Band 8, 1,2. DAVID RAY NICELY Monogram Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 8, 1; Track 8; Basketball 8, 1,2, 3, 4. STANLEY TALMAGE NOEL F.F.A. 8, 1,2; D.E. Club 3,4; 4-H Club 8. BETTY JEAN PAINTER Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Co-ed Hi-Y 1; F.B.L.A. 4. 109 JEFFREY CONAN PETERS Science Club 8; Math Club 3,4; Literary Club 2; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4; The Scarletter 2,3; Band 8, 1 , 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1 , 2, 3; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 3; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4. ANNE RACHEL POWERS Pep Squad 8, 1; Chorus 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. KATHRENA ELIZABETH RAVENHORST Pep Squad 8, 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Science Club 4; Math Club 3; Library Club 4, Vice-President 4; Literary Club 2; Chorus 1,3; CRYSTAL Staff 3,4, Art Editor 4; Dramatics Club 3. MARK BUTTERWORTH RIEGEL The Scarletter 4; Homeroom Chairman 8,2; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4; Literary Club 2;Forensic Club 3;Dramatics Club 4; Math Club 8, 1, 3; Science Club 8, 1,2,4, Vice-President 1; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Squad 3; Chess Club 8. HENRY STOUTTE ROBERTS, III Immaculation Jr. High School: Civics Club 8, Treasurer 8; Science Club 8,1, President 8, Secretary 1; Lexington High School: Math Club 3; Science Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. WESLEY KEITH RULEY Band 8, 1,2; Football 2; Basketball 8; Science Club 3,4. ANN ELIZABETH SIMPSON Fort Knox High School: Scholarship Award 8, 1; Outstanding Home Economics Award 8; First Place Biology Award— F. K.H. S . Science Fair l;Second Place Kentucky State Science Fair— Biology 1; Lexington High School: Chorus 2; Literary Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; The Scarletter Typist 4; National Honor Society 3,4; CRYSTAL Typist 4. BOBBY EDGEWORTH SMITH Chorus 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Library Club 4; D.E. Club 3. BRENDA DARLENE SMITH F.H.A. 8; Pep Squad 8, 1 , 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Literary Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; F.T.A. 4. DONALD RAY SMITH Latin Club 1; Library Club 1; Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 4. MILDRED JANE SMITH Pep Squad 8, 1,2,3; F.H.A. 8; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2; D.E. Club 3,4. ELIZABETH ANN SMYTH Bluestone High School: Art Club 8; Patrick Henry High School: F.T.A. 1; Broadw ay High School: Art Club 2; Basketball 2; Latin Club 2; Stonewall Jackson High SchooLLibrary Club 3;Lexington High School: Co-ed Hi-Y 3; F.T.A. 4; Pep Squad 4; Literary Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Latin Club 3; Homeroom Chairman 4; National Honor Society 4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 4. SALLY IRMA SORRELLS Library Club 1,2; Literary Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; President of Class 3; Executive Council 3; Homeroom Chairman 8,2; Pep Squad 8, 1,2, 3,4; Girls ' Basketball T earn 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; CRYSTAL Staff 3,4, Literary Editor 4; Chorus 8, 1 , 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3,4, Octet 4; S.I.P.A. Delegate 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; All- District Chorus 3,4. LEONARD STEVAN STEWART Band 4. HARRY RICHARD STRAUB Math Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Squad 4; Science Club 4; National HonorSociety 3 , 4;Chemistry-PhysicsHonor Society 3,4; TwirpKing 4.. CAROL SUZANNE TAYLOR Chorus 8, 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Forensic C 1 u b 1; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4, Presi- dent Jr.Teenactors 1; The Scarletter 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 2, 3; Science Club 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemistry- Physics Honor Society 3,4, Secretary -Treasurer 4; Octet 4; All-Dis- trict Chorus 3; Highest Girls ' Scholastic Average 8,. 1, 2, 3; L a t i n Tournament 2, Honorable Mention 2; Latin Achievement Award 3. DANNIS LANGLEY TEAFORD F.B.L.A. 4. LINDA ALEXIS THOMPSON Dramatics Club 1,4; F.H.A. 8, 1,2,3; Chorus 8, 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2; D.E. Club 4; Band Majorette 8, 1,2,3. JANICE ELLEN TOLLEY Waynesboro High School: Band 8, 1; Pep Club 8, 1; Student Council 8; Student Council Le ade rship Award 8; Skyline Staff 8, 1, Freshman Editor 1; Gold and Purple Glimpses Staff 8, 1; Science Club 1; Dramat- ics Club 1; District Forensic Meet 1; Latin Tournament 1; Lexington High School:Band 2, 3; All -District Band 2;Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; CRYSTAL Staff 3,4, Layout Editor 4; The Scarletter 2,3; Literary Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, President 4; J.V. Cheerleading 2; F.T.A. 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4; Honor Court 4, Bailiff 4; District Forensic Meet 2,3; District Play Festival 3. GERALD WILLIAM TOPPING Band 8, 1, 2, 3, 4. WANDA JOANNE TROXELL F.B.L.A. 4, President 4. LINDA VERNELLE TURPIN Latin Club 1; F.H.A. 8; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4; The Scarletter 4; Literary Club 2,4; Library Club 1,3; Dramatics Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Chorus 4. MARTIN BURKS TURPIN Latin Club 1,2; Forensic Club 3, Secretary -Treasurer 3; Chemistry- Physics Honor S oc i ety 3,4; National Honor. Society 4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4. WILLIAM BRUCE VAUGHAN, III Central High School: Football 8, 1; Basketball 8, 1; Homeroom Repre- sentative 8, 1; Lexington High School: Basketball 2,3. JAMES FOSTER WALLIN Demby High School: J.V. Football 8; Swimming Team 1; Vice-Presi- dent of Class 2; Lexington High School: Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; D.E. Club 4; Track 3. DANIEL WAYNE WEADE Library Club 3; Math Club 4; Library Club 4. STEPHEN RICHARD WESSEL Johnson High School, Japan: Football 1; T rack 1; Lexington High School: Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Boys ' State Delegate 3; President of Student Body 4; Executive Council 4; Honor Court Representative 3, Secretary 3; Monogram 2, 3, 4; NationalHonor Society 3, 4; Chemistry - Physics Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3; Literary Club 3; Latin Club 2,3; Latin Tournament 1; Junior Science Symposium 3. NATALIE SUSAN WILSON Pep Squad 8; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Literary Club 3; Library Club 2; Student Librarian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemistry -Physics Honor Society 3,4; The Scarletter 8, 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Tournament 1,2, Honorable Mention 1,2; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4; Girls ' State Delegate 3; Science Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Latin Achieve- ment Award 3. RICHARD PHILIP WISE F.F.A. 8; Math Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Monogram Club 2,3; Basketball 8, 1; Football 1,2,3; Track 8, 1,2; Baseball 2. EMIL LOUIS WOIBLETT, JR. Football 1; Track 8; Library Club 3; Science Club 8; Pep Squad 3,4. THOMAS MARTIN WRIGHT Lylburn Downing High School: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, All-District 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Lexington High School: Monogram Club 4, Chorus 4. ADAM BENSON ZOLLMAN F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Greenland Chapter Farmer Treasurer 1,2, 3,4. CHARLES GRAHAM ZOLLMAN, JR. 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Nelson Street Lexington, Virginia Lexington, Virginia High School Charms and Rings JACK JILL SHOP Guaranteed Radio— Televison Service RADIO HOSPITAL For the best in clothes General Electric For the younger set Lexington, Virginia Motorola - Zenith Sales - Service I EAST LEXINGTON GROCERY COMPANY HUMPHRIS-GENERAL STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries Quality Merchandise Picnic Supplies Over 85 Years of Service Open 7 Days a Week We Deliver Dial 463-2842 Phone 463-3614 Compliments of Congratulations to the W.W. COFFEY AND SON Class of ‘66 ROCKBRIDGE AUTO PARTS BUILDING CONTRACTORS Wholesale Auto Parts 123 You are always welcome at. . . (0tfi Hmmuunt Office Supplies Equipment, Inc. School Supplies Paperback Books Greeting Cards Typewriters Drafting Supplies Art Supplies 3 South Jefferson St., Lexington, Va., 703 463-5850 Compliments of ERNIE C. KURTZ Typewriter Service J WAGGY ' S JEWELERS 35 S . Main Street Phone HObart 3-4121 The Home of Quality Your Keepsake Diamond Jeweler MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog Office Lexington Shopping Park 463-7105 WATTS REPAIR BODY SHOP Wrecker Service day or night General Repair Paint Work Life is a jig saw puzz le with most of the pieces missing. Dealer in Pure Products Anonymous 1 07 N . Main Street Lexington, Virginia Best wishes to the 1967 CRYSTAL STAFF Graham, Irma, Elizabeth, Ellen, Hale, Rees, Edwin 124 ■I h y ' ' ! ' i 1 Z ■f v la, i- S ' ' ■ V V ,V J J ■ .A r ' a i -v ■ v.. ' KX ' 1 , ‘ ; ■ 7 XL x v A t V v - v ' J v _ Jk V - a i?S ! , •’ v ‘ « 1 ? r j , ' - v A V i . m ' - ‘ ' Ac: r ' AA XA7 A!y r hr A-V A A ' - -- ■ r re- J . SK . .!- 1, • V , • X — S ( i . ...■ •• ■ ... -V r , •C. ( V ' ' ' -A r . j Yf . . • ,• ; . ■ ' j ' - x ■ ' Cl „ ,y ■■ tj i x; v VA V- xc ;; -• ' 1. ' ; M, ■ - C X A vV rv ■ V. • A ? 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