Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1960 volume:

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Foreword ae Reflections, the theme chosen for the 1960 Memoir, represents looking through the events of yesteryear and comprehending the effect cast by them on the future. It is with this idea in mind that we strive to bring out the aspects of school life, socially and academically, and to show their influence on the future. Contents Title Page 1 Dedication . 2 Contents 3 Student Life ae 4, Nomministhation, ao 9 foe nek eee ee eee LO A Civiticc eta ty cee Bee Bee te) alts 2 ae Sporisn ea lteye. bo oe Wen ae eS ete OS Cliccec er ae tO gh Une eee ne? HLOU MeMOvialvus, ot. ke yee aie he Wee ek oe OO SenloreDirectocy ae Fr ieeeeA | eens e211 90 Senior ouperlativestm, tacts cs eaiisane i 1 tnt NOR GLISIN Ge cre fee me, wt eee ee ge OU) AGN CE eee ax t ... but wha ying Study : 3 | i | s§@eper and pencils that —...__ bring busigf@'to the Lancer Shoppe. — oe TAN GE li We start the day with devotions. eo Lunch .. . but wher $2.50 down? | Lids Invasion! inmomthe Snow” SE cass POO cnssnecih Nite MANS S 2) viper a ine) pe iiallade aay lal Administration includes more Mr. G. H. Reid Principal B.S., M.A., William and Mary College Mr. Arthur S$. Holland Assistant Principal B.S.. East Carolina College Mrs. Margaret Reese Secretary Mr. Thomas A. Applewhite, Jr. Assistant Principal B.A.. Randolph Macon College Mrs. Louise Hamrick Clerk 12 than academic subjects Mrs. Emelyn M. Markwith Miss Barbara Booker Mrs. Dorothy Givens Director of Guidance Librarian Behind the Wheel Driver B.S., Longwood College: B.S., Longwood College Training M.S., University of B.S. in Secondary Richmond Education, Radford College Mr. William Troxell, Supervisor of Music in Chesterfield County, though not a member of the faculty, still works hard: for M.H.S. Music Department. Here he is discussing the department with Mr. Henderson. Mr. Marvin C. Baldwin Lance Singers, A Cappella Choir, Vocal Classes B.E.E., Clemson College; B.M., Westminster Choir College Mr. Kenneth Henderson Band B.M.E. and M.M.E., Richmond Professional Institute 13 Scholars speak Mise Ann App me Mrs. Bernie W. Bowles Miss Henrietta Dollins Mrs. June B. Evans English English, Memoir English English, Guidance B.A., Westhampton B.A., Westhampton B.S.. Longwood College B.A., Longwood College College College Expressions show varied interest in Miss Boggs’ English class. Mrs. Evelyn A. Krause English, Speech B.A., Westhampton, College Mrs. Marie N. Morris English, Journalism, Miss Barbara Parkinson | Communique, Guidance English . B.A.. Meredith College B.S., Longwood College Ye Mr. Robert C. Markham English BeAc MoAwg la BE University of Richmond English—Plus Miss Emily Tucker English B.A., Westhampton College Miss Patricia A. Steckman English B.A., Westhampton College Mrs. Christine V. Troxell English B.A., Westhampton College Miss Beatriz de Gogorza Spanish, English B.S., Richmond Profes- sional Institute Mrs. Margaret J. Mrs. Katheryn S. Ford Reilly Latin, French Spanish, English, B.A., Westhampton Guidance College B.A., Westhampton College Mrs. Maggie J. Payne Mrs. Clara M. Wenger Latin Latin, English Bara uan eM ary BS., Longwood College College 15 FMistory and gove Mrs. Carolyn W. Aldredge History B.A., Westhampton College Miss Mary Lynn Powel History, Geography, Social Science B.A., Hollins College Mrs. Mary Glenn Taylor Government, History B.S., Longwood College Mr. William H. Kilby History B.S., Virginia Poly- technic Institute 16 Mrs. Millicent C. Anderson History B.A. in Secondary Education, Radford College Mr. David P. London History B.A., University of Richmond Mr. Robert N. McKenney History, Guidance B.A., University of Richmond mment necessary Mr. Bernard Goldstein Government, Guidance B.A., William and Mary College for business success Mrs. Cora Edwards Home Economics B.S., Radford College Miss Jean Lee Anderson Mrs. Wilma Boatwright Home Economics Bookkeeping, General B.S. in Home Economics, Business Mary Washington College B.S. in Business Education, Radford College Miss Alice L. Groves English, Typing B.A., Richmond Professional Institute Mrs. Cleo Ripley General Science, Home Economics B.S. in Home Economics, West Virginia University Miss Beverly Johnson Mrs. Reta R. Wood Mrs. Polly N. Holland Stenography, Typing Miss Margaret Swain Typing, Stenography Typing, Guidance B.S. in Business Education, General Business B.S, in Business Education, B.S., Longwood College Longwood College B.A., Meredith College Longwood College Mrs. Carolyn L. Beard General Science B.S., in Education, Madison College Mr. Rosewell P. Bowles General Science, General Math B.S., M.A., William Mary College Ph.D., Columbia University Mrs. La Vonne C. Brown General Science B.S., Mary Washington College Mrs. Gwendolyn Coalter Biology B.S., Richmond Pro- fessional Institute B.S., Richmond Professional Institute Science and math answer Mrs. Lottie-Lane Henry Chemistry, General Science B.S., in Medicine, University of North Carolina Mr. David Moore General Science B.S., North Carolina State College Miss Suzanne Smith Biology, General Science B.A., Mary Baldwin College 18 Mr. Joel R. Poole General Science B.A., University of Richmond Mr. Albert L, Williams Physics, Chemistry B.S., William and Mary College the question “Why?” Mr. James B. Aldredge Miss Ann F. Callahan Mrs. Le Claire D. Hunt Mr. Eugene Keeton Algebra Plane and Solid Geometry, General Math Algebra B.S., in Business Manage- Trigonometry B.S., Mary Washington B.A., Randolph Macon ment, University of B.A., William and Mary College College Richmond College Mrs: Emily T. Llewellyn Mrs. Margaret R. Miller General Math General Math, Algebra, B.S., Mary Washington Guidance College B.S., Syracuse University Mrs. Helen C. Smith Geometry, General Math B.A., King College Mr. Roger W. Vaughan Mrs. Ruby B. General Math Wilkinson B.A., in Political Algebra, Senior Science, University of Arithmetic, Guidance Richmond B.S., Longwood College 19 Physical fitness. ... . Healthy minds Mr. Homer G. Garr Mr. Millard F. Frymier Mr. William Perrin Physical Education, J.V Track Coach, Physical Head Coach, History Football and Varsity Education B.A., Randolph Macon Basketball Coach B.A., Glenville State College B.A., Fairmont College College Mr. James E. Chase Mechanical Drawing Virginia Polytechnic Institute Miss Jane Sheema Coach, Girls’ Athletics, Health and Physical Education, Classroom Driver Training B.S.; in Physical Ed- ucation, Westhampton College; M. Ed., University of Virginia Mr. Bernard W. Davis Mr. Fred W. Ferguson Drawing Industrial Arts B.S. in Architecture, B.S., Mississippi Southern University of Virginia College NX Mrs. Myra S. Rhodes _ 7 Health and Physical Education B.S. in Education, Madison College 20 Maintenance offers much help Pie 4 Cafeteria workers are Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Woodcock, Mrs. Booker, Mrs. Sumner, Mattie Harris, and Annie Crump. Herbert White and Josh Shepperson are the main- tenance men. Day maids are Inez Brown and Hattie Shepperson. Other night maids are Lucille Goode and Frances Shepperson. Janie Shepperson and Carrie Branch are night maids. 21 RE ine l i! I Honesty works Pal Brenda Heath, Senior Y-Teens; Joyce Fowler, Quill and Scroll; Dickie Hogan, National Junior Honor So- ciety ; Jimmy Hamrick, Hi-Y ; Willie Cashion, National Honor Society, Chairman. Honor Council Members: 24 Honor Code in action Kaki Trammell uses the pledge “To be honest with myself and others in thought, word, and deed,” while taking a test. Cooperation between teachers and _ students strengthens the Honor System at Manchester. Miss Ann Callahan helps Pat Rainwater with a math problem. Owns Wayne Dodd shows that by keeping our halls clear of trash, we maintain high standards that will be a credit to our school. 25 S. C. A. encourages better Through its work, the Student Cooperative Association strives to instill in the minds of its members qualities of good citizenship. This organization of all students promotes better un- derstanding betw een the students and faculty. encourages school improvement and is concerned with the general welfare of the school. Student respect for authority, self-discipline, leadership, fellowship, school spirit, scholarship, a feeling of unity and a sense of belonging are accom- plished through the Student Cooperative Asso- ciation. A council of students is elected to serve in an official capacity on issues concerning the entire student body. This year more than ever before, student par- Checking the roll the easy way is shown by Carol Smith and Shirley peeato® in assemblies was stressed. Programs McCall. of direct concern to the student body were held and have been considered successful. For the first time, a student representative, Gayle Childress, secretary, was chosen to repre- sent the students at faculty meetings. Eleventh and Twelfth Grade S.C.A. Representatives: Standing: Anna Mae Leighty. First row: Carol Woodfin, Freddy Kaia, Wayne Ruffin, Shirley McCall. Second row: Diane Nunnally, Linda Carter, Charlotte Pringle, Connie Marsh, Frances Rush, Judy Francis. Third row: Gloria Tinsley, Linda Yeatts, Bobby Earl, Ferman Irby, Norman Adams, Jimmie Hamrick, Willie Cashion. student—faculty relations Officers of the S.C.A.: First row: Bobby Neal, Treasurer; Butch Nunnally, President; Steve O’Neil, Chaplain; Mr. Bernard Goldstein, Sponsor; Mr. Arthur Holland, Sponsor. Second row: Jimmy Atkins, Vice-President; Gayle Childress, Secretary. Gayle Childress, representative to faculty meet- ings, reports progress of S.C.A. Council. Ninth and Tenth Grade S.C.A. Representatives: First row: Nancy Clarke, Sandra LePrell, Becky Grady, John Gravitt, Faye Nunnally, Jack Allison. Second row: Dan Wilkins, Edwards Tomes, Ann Hudson, Jackie Smith, Mary Lou Brooks, Joan Crostic, Ann Morris. Third row: Guy Bryant, Billy Faris, Roger Phillips, Roy Lee King, Randy Mays, John Atkinson, Carol Smith. This year the G. H. Reid Chapter of the National Honor Society tapped fifteen Juniors and twelve Seniors, making a total of forty-nine members in this honor club. The purpose of the society is to. stimulate the scholarship, the leadership, the service, and the character of high school students. A person must excel in these before he is qualified for membership in the Honor Society. Selling candy is one of the projects of the National Honor Society. National Honor Society OrFicers: Willie Cash- ion, Chaplain; Virginia MacNeil, Historian; Mary Virginia Smith, Treasurer; � Brenda Heath, Secretary; Joyce Fowler, Vice- President; Schaeffer Renner, President. Awarding a scholarship to one of its graduating members, selling candy during the lunch periods, furnishing and renewing the college catalogues for use in the guidance office, and publishing a school handbook are the projects and goals of the society. Mrs. Evelyn Krause, Sponsor stresses college preparation .Members of the National Honor Society hang up robes after tapping twenty-eight new members. Schaeffer Renner and Jimmie Hamrick make plans for revising the school handbook. NATIONAL Honor Society Mempers: Seated: Mrs. Krause, Mary Virginia Smith, Schaeffer Renner, Brenda Heath, Joyce Fowler, Willie Cashion, Kay Burdett, Karen Cole, Carolyne Bankert, Regina Payne, Jimmie Hamrick, Mary Lou Moschler, Judy Francis, Ruth Ann Phillips, Anna Mae Leighty, Sylvia Kester, Jane Totty, Butch Nunnally, Bettie Reynolds, Betty Smith, Charlotte Pringle, Virginia Wilkins, Virginia MacNeil. Standing: Barbara Samuel, Delores Watkins, Bobby Edmunds, Lee Shrader, Sally Anderson, Janice Ranson, Gary Barnes, Billy Edmunds, Elizabeth Lowman, Faye Butler, Frances Burtchett, Virginia Davis, John Dodson, Pat Johnson, Leslie Yonce, Tommy Pettigrew, Barbara Bryant, Charles Williamson, Connie Marsh, Jean Carol Lafoon, Gary Sappenfield, Dale Minter, Jimmy Watkins, Caroline Sanderson, Joan Baugh. 29 National Funior Honor Society The W. N. Kaempf Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society has striven to interest eighth, ninth, and tenth grade students in leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Freshmen and Sophomores maintaining an average of B or above are eligible for membership. During Christmas, members filled baskets of Officers are Tommy Hamrick, Chaplain; Irene McDaniel, Vice- President; David Whitt, Presi- dent; David McKinley, Treasurer; Ricky Nolting, Sergeant-at-Arms; Nancy Clarke, Secretary; Miss Ann Callahan and Mrs. June Evans, Sponsors. food for needy families. Also, a Christmas tree was decorated for the front hall of the main building. Annually the Society takes part in an Easter party for the children of the Methodist Home. Candy is sold during the lunch hour all year to raise money for the National Junior Honor Society Scholarship Fund. National Junior Honor Society members are Caroline Johnson, Judy Acree, Edith Loving, Pat Rainwater, Laura Burnett, Judy Ellett, Sharon Dietsch, Betty Ryman, Sue Schutrumpf, Karon Colonies, Pat Atkins, Anne Lancaster, Dana Glazebrook, Ann Morris, Betty Andrews, Patricia Dameron, Patricia Coghill, Sally Wheat, Linwood Rowe, Glenn Bidwell, Kay Pope, Jimmy Cliborne, John Atkinson, Judy Coleman, Roger Phillips, James Jennings, Ronnie Cox, and Edward Tomes. has many service projects National Junior Honor Society members are Diane Meredith, Faye Dixon, Jerry Lee Morton, Sandra LePrell, Lother de Temple, Pat Ashworth, Pat Wilson, Bonnie Amason, Irene McDaniel, Audrey Carter, Barbara Lewis, Sandra Billups, Nancy Clarke, Mary Laine ‘Cashion, Linda Florey, Gail Maness, Dickie Hogan, Ricky Nolting, Tommy Hamrick, Ray Crowder, David McKinley, Steve Koch, and David Whitt. “Let’s bring Christmas to Manchester,” say Edith Loving, Bonnie Amason, Sue Schutrumpf, Audrey Carter, and Pat Ashworth. Sharon Dietsch, Sandra Billups, Pat Rainwater, and Ray Crowder sell candy to Carolyne Bankert, while Steve Koch samples merchandise, 31 Quill and Scroll continues Old Members: First row: Joyce Fowler, Charlotte Pringle, Virginia Wilkins. Second row: John Creasy, Judy Francis, Kay Burdett, Arnold Cottom. Sponsored by Ukrop’s Super Market 3611 Hull Street Mrs. Marie Morris, Sponsor Betty Joan Smith reads paper to other new members: Lee Schrader, Diane Reams, Janet Wright, Travis Martin, Sylvia Clapp, Gail Stigall, and Barbara Wingo. to win honors 7 Diane Reams and Kay Burdett prepare bulletin board for “Mardi Gras.” Officers: Charlotte Pringle, Treasurer; Kay Burdett, President; Judy Francis, Vice-President; Virginia Wilkins, Cor- responding Secretary; Joyce Fowler, Secretary. Mardi Gras atmosphere prevails at Quill and Scroll dance. “ The Marie N. Morris Chapter of Quill and Scroll was organized in 1953. Since that time it has been awarded an international trophy for accomplish- ments in the field of high school publication on six occasions. Only three trophies are given by the organization each year. The most recent addition, a second place award, was received for the club’s activities during 1958-59, The main objective of Quill and Scroll is to pro- mote journalistic interests and achievements. It also fosters an interest in creative writing and scholar- ship in general. This year the club organized a debating team at Manchester and assisted the debaters in preparation for the Forensic Contest in the spring. It also made and dressed marionettes and pro- duced a marionette show, “Home Sweet Home,” demonstrating home safety. The organization sponsored a dinner party for the staff members of the two Manchester publica- tions. 33 Communique keeps school co Let’s make those features interesting. Caroline Sanderson, Arnold Cottom, Betty Joan Smith, Virginia Wilkins, and Gail Evans work on news articles. Arnold Cottom, Editorial Editor; Joyce Fowler, Assistant Editor; Gail Evans and John Creasy Co-Sports Editors give copy a last minute check. Laying out pages comes easy to Anna Mae Leighty, Frances Burchett, Sylvia Clapp, Marvine Lanier, and Lorine Leber. Sponsored by Manchester P. T. A. up on what's new Editor in Chief Charlotte Pringle pre- pares Communique scrapbook. Business Manager Kay Burdett counts money. Room 201 is a busy place 6th period, as Arnold Cottom, Alice Photographer Jenkins, Myrna Howells, and “Aunt Minnie” try to meet a deadline. Lee Schrader “Know your school” was the goal of the Communique, with emphasis on improving attendance at P. T. A. meetings. Also, the group has continued to work with the Safety Council in Richmond. Some other special features of the paper are articles on improv- ing scholarship, career advice, and college information. Some of the editorial achieve- ments of the paper have been continued from last year, as the staff feels an aim should not be given up until it has been accomplished. With the cooperation of the S. C. A., the Communique has carried out this year’s ideals. The Communique has won many honors, including first place award in the typography competition sponsored by the Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association and the International Graphic Arts and Education Association. The paper also won first place in Columbia Scholastic Press Association and was the reci- pient of the Quill and Scroll Gallup Award. 35 Editor Judy Francis and Art Editor Ruth Ann Phillips work on annual page lay-outs. Judy Francis, Editor in Chief. pm Diane Reams and Janet Wright set up picture to be taken by Lee Schrader. Linda Burnett, Business Manager Class Editor Virginia MacNeil, Typist and Cir- culation Manager Jean Villemagne, and Sports Editor Butch Nunnally look over the returns from the subscription campaign. by snow of 1960 Junior Memoir Staff: First row: Vernon White, Sammy Lacks, Sally Anderson. Second row: Barbara Bryant, Shirley Davies, Barbara Davis, Gloria Tinsley. Third row: Pat Payne, Patsy Bradley, Doris Wright, Gail Stigall. Avertising Manager Joan Tunstall and Business Mana- ger Linda Burnett balance receipts with Mrs. Hamrick. Mrs. Bernie W. Bowles, Sponsor. Literary Editors Bettie Reynolds and Jane Totty give in- structions to Typist Jean Villemagne. Twenty-four staff members, twelve . Seniors and twelve Juniors, work through- out the year to give the Manchester stu- dents a yearbook to remember. Sophomores having at least a “B” aver - age and an interest in publications are eligible to serve on the Memoir staff in their Junior and Senior years. Of the 1695 pupils enrolled in grades eight through twelve, one half subscribed to the 1960 Memoir. Individual subscrip- tions, income from club pages, and adver- tising make up the $6,000 expense budget. Red Cross .. Gy llth and 12th Grade Representatives: First row: Barbara Thompson, Mary Virginia Smith, Carole Bales, Bonnie Brinckerhoff, Caroline Sanderson. Second row: Shirley Davies, Linda Burnett, Chris Webber, Jean Carol Lafoon, Earline Cook, Becky Petrea. Third row: Laurele Gilliam, Tommy Yonce, Mi ckey Keller, William Rakes, Charles Lundin, Eddie Scott, Roger Huff- man. Fourth row: Douglas Bowman, Sammy Lacks. Mrs. Helen Smith, Sponsor 9th and 10th Grade Representatives: First row: Suzanne Denike, Jean Welton, Judy Acree, Linda Jackson. Second row: Steve Putney, Roy Mann, Earl Morris, Sue Schutrumpf, Barbara Burgess. Third row: David McKinley, Robert Baxter, Burch Yancey Hannah Sanderson, Marie Hollingsworth, Marilyn MacNeil, Buddy Stokes. Fourth row: Mary Laine Cashion, Tgay Dunkum, Betsy Warriner, Robyn Pearman, Judy Byrd, Judy Ellett. 38 serves others Officers: Caroline Sanderson, President; Sammy Lacks, Treas- urer; Mary Virginia Smith, Secretary; Bon- nie Brinckerhoff, Vice- President. The goal of the Jr. Red Cross is service to the communities and the nation as well as the promotion of international friendship. Posters and radio programs were used to publicize enrollment, the first activity of the year. Following this project and continuing throughout the year were projects including volunteer work at McGuire’s Hospital, donating food to the County Welfare Depart- ment at Thanksgiving and at Christmas, visiting homes for the aged to entertain them, filling Christmas stockings with articles for dis- tribution at McGuire’s, compiling a scrapbook containing different phases of school life to be sent to a country overseas, and participat- ing in the International Art Exhibit. To help publicize the Jr. Red Cross, a bulletin board was deco- rated and placed in the hall, and the Red Cross Journal was dis- tributed to every homeroom each month, 39 David McKinley, Marie Hollingsworth, Hannah Sanderson, Mary Laine Cashion, Tgay Dunkum, Sue Schutrumpf, and Becky Petrea fill Christmas stockings for McGuire Veterans Hospital. Members Caroline Sanderson, Charles Lun- din, and Sammy Lacks decorate Christmas tree for the veterans. In-Y Throughout the year the Hi-Y, a branch of the Y. M. C. A., carries on many projects. This year the organization adopted a Negro family to whom they gave clothes and food every six weeks. During the school week members joined the Y-Teens in presenting devotions, and also in promoting Clean Speech Week, February 1-5. In the winter the Hi-Y participated in the collection of funds for the World Service Organization. Bruce Bartlam, Sponsor. Russell Leonard, Steve O’Neil, and Charles Lundin con- duct morning devotions. Hi-Y Members Norman Adams, Charles Lundin, Freddie Kain, Bobby Edmonds, Russell Leonard, and Johnny Messersmith admire Sweetheart, Chris Webber. Hi-Y Members and Sweetheart: Willie Cashion, Norman Adams, Charles Lundin, Chris Webber, Sweetheart; Bobby Edmunds, Steve O’Neil, Larry Byrd, Gary Barnes, Freddie Kain, Gary Sappenfield, Sam Harahan, Johnny Messersmith, Wayne Andrews, Sammy Lacks, Howard High, Russell Leonard, Jerry Chandler, Tommy Fournier, Darr King, Bruce Eggleston, Bill Garnett, Butch Nunnally, Jimmy Hamrick, David New- kirk, Robert Withrow, Buddy Davis, Tommy Hamrick, and Jimmy Atkins. Officers: Sam Harahan, Treasurer; Jimmy Hamrick, Corresponding Secretary; Bobby Edmunds, Secretary; Jimmy Atkins, Historian; Willie Cashion, President; Bill Garnett, Vice-President. Not Pictured, Steve O’Neil, Chaplain. Charles Lundin, Bill Garnett, Willie Cashion, Bobby Edmunds, Jimmy Atkins, Sam Harahan, Jimmy Atkins, and Norman Adams give Hi-Y Sign. . 41 Y-Teens strive toward The main purpose of the Y-Teens is to grow in the knowledge and love of God. These Christian girls set an example for others by living in a Christian-like way and creating throughout our school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. The Senior Y-Teens consists of girls who are in the 11th and 12th grades. The sponsors of the club are Mrs. her Wood, the faculty sponsor, and Mrs. Greta Kelley, the mother sponsor. The Y-Teens have continued to conduct devotions each morning and have also undertaken monthly projects. Chris Webber and Sandra Tarvis conduct morning devotions. Officers: Shirley McCall, Historian; Regina Payne, Vice-President, Caroline Sanderson, Secretary; Faye Johnson, President; Joyce Blake, Chaplain; Sally Anderson, Treasurer. mn Chris Webber, Linda Burnett, Sandra Armstrong, and Elizabeth Gravitt repair “Stop” devotions sign. 42 Christian ideals Members: Seated: Peggy Enroughty, Lorine Leber, Connie Marsh, Becky Petrea, Delores Watkins, Gail Douglas, Regina Payne, Judy Kelly, Virginia Davis, Janice Ranson, Sandra Ferguson, Virginia MacNeil, Georgia Crump, Jean Huff, Earline Cook, C onnie Robertson, Brenda Heath, Gayle Childress, Sandra Mooney, Linda Yeatts, Chris Webber, Sally Anderson, Janet Yeatts, Gloria Tinsley. Standing: Mrs. Wood, Sponsor, Faye Johnson, Caroline Sanderson, Bonnie Brinckerhoff, Brenda Belcher, Phyllis Lowery, Jean Villemagne, Dale Minter, Patsy Bradley, Joyce Blake, Sandra Tarvis, Elizabeth Gravitt, Shirley McCall, Linda Burnett, Mary Ann Jones, Marion Mathie, Barbara Davis. Mrs. Rheta Wood, Sponsor : Mrs. Greta Kelley, Mother Sponsor Mian Like Thaw 1s Tmmaculale Yocabulary week Hi-Y and Y-Teens sponsor Clean Speech Week as Virginia MacNeil, Butch Nunnally, Steve O’Neil, Johnny Messersmith, Sam Lacks, Sally Anderson, Patsy Bradley, and Barbara Davis put up poster drawn by Robert Deaderick. 43 F.T.A. celebrates First Annwersary Mrs. Emelyn Markwith Sponsor Mrs. Marie Morris Sponsor Milton Shackelford takes over teaching duties for Mrs. Miller. F.T.A. Mempers: Lewan Rippey, Ellen Petrea, Jackie Smith, Glennis Carr, Dana Glazebrook, Myra Proctor, Ruth Ann Phillips, Milton Shackelford, Charlotte Pringle, John Creasy, Virginia Wilkins, Medora Jordan, Mary Lou Moschler, Judy Francis, Carole Bales, Karen Cole, Yvonne Travis, Delores Watkins, Arden Lockett, Marvine Lanier, Edith Loving, Bonnie Amason, Frances Dyer, Delha Herrick. Orricers: Lewan Rippey, President; Ruth Ann Phillips, Chaplain; Carole Bales, Vice-President; Mary Lou Mosch- ler, Secretary; and John Creasy, Treasurer. Organized a year ago, the Elizabeth S. Ekstrom Chap- ter of the Future Teachers of America now has twenty- six future teachers in its membership. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the teaching profession and give members an inside view of teaching. Sponsored by ADK, a teacher’s sorority, the F.T.A. members are entertained each year by its sponsors. The ADK also gives a small scholarship to the senior F.T.A. member earning the most teaching points. These points are earned either by observing and teaching a class or reporting to the club on a book pertaining to education. The club has made field trips to G. H. Reid School for those members interested in elementary education. Aa Fr. Y-Teens visit Cathedral | Sponsor and Officers are Miss Jean Anderson, Sponsor; Sandy Billups, President; Carolyn Butler, Vice-Presi- dent; Faye Jones, Treasurer; Nancy Clarke, Chaplain; Nancy Hines, Secretary; and Marie Hollingsworth, His- torian. Jr. Y-Teen members are Arden Lockett, Audrey Carter, Marilyn MacNeil, Faye Nunnally, Mary Laine Cashion, Wenona Pulley, Pat Ashworth, Ruth Sharp, Bonnie Amason, Marilyn Watkins, Hannah Sanderson, Robyn Pearman, Joe Ann Barton, Judy Samuel, Bonnie Lipscomb, Sandra LePrell, Linda Davis, Mary Whitt, Sharon Dietsch, Carol Bowman, and Faye Dixon. Kathleen Faris, Suzanne Denike, Susan Bevins, Barbara Ragland, Marie Hollingsworth, Sandra Billups, Karon Colonies, Sally Stewart, Nancy Clarke, Miss Jean Anderson, Nancy Hines, Carolyn Patterson, Joy Durham, Ann Hudson, Carolyn Butler, and Faye Jones. Sponsored by Ward Motor Corporation 216 Petersburg Pike BE 2-2371 Today’s FBLA members are First row: Patsy Smigo, Marlene Guill, Wayne Poynter, Faye Lowman, Frances Marable. Second row: Bobbie Nuckoles, Sandra Tarvis, Doris Wright, Brenda Jordan, Donna Talley. Third row: Judy Talley, Diane Howell, Dale Fridley, Gay Llewellyn, Nancy Webb, Priscilla Lindsey. Fourth row: Janice Blankenship, Alice Kinker, Judy Lafoon, Joan Ryan,: Janet Trueman, Phyllis Lowry. Fifth row: Connie Vaughan, Murle Bailey, Shirley Bass, Pat Braswell, Linda Barrow. Mrs. Wilma Boatwright, Sponsor. Patsy Rose, Carolyne Bankert, Jackie Parsons, Jeanette Clarke, Diane Reams, John Moore, and Claudette Goldberg learn proper business pro- cedures. 46 tomorrow's tycoons The Future Business Leaders of America is a state and national organization for students on the high school and college level. Any student taking a business subject and planning a career in some phase of business is eligible for membership. The organization’s project this year was the demonstration of business machines. Representa- tives from local businesses met with the members on alternate meeting days for demonstrations. Regular business meetings were conducted once a month. Each year some of our members participate in the regional and state contests which include spell- ing, public speaking, parliamentary law, and Mr. and Miss F. B. L. A. contests. Officers: Joan Baugh, Treasurer; Linda Burnett, Parliamentarian; Brenda Heath, Secretary; Shirley McCall, President; Jane Adkins, Vice-President; Mary Virginia Smith, Chaplain, Ursula Myers, Historian. Members: First row: Alice Jenkins, Donna Zullig, Pat Vinson, Elizabeth Gravitt, Lynn Clary, Sonny Stainback. Second row: Danise Miller, Elaine Burroughs, Trina Ferrell, Judy Gay, Jane Grimes, Phyllis Holland, Carol Mann. Third row: Bill Chapman, Shirley Barden, Sylvia Kester, Jean Lafoon, Diana Lipscomb, Evalene Nunnally, Barbara Clark. Fourth row: James Boswell, Judy Durham, Jean Huff, Earlene Cook, Norman Adams, Georgia Crump, Rita Hodge. 47 Future homemakers are the Members: Standing: Barbara Nunnally, Beth Dudley, Shirley Seay, Sharon’ Burton, Sue O’Berry, Sandra Mooney, Brenda Meador, Carol Rosenberger. Seated: Linda Mce- Millian, Patsy Smigo, Betsy Warriner. Members: Seated: Phyllis Hall, Ruth Sharp, Billie Gail Robert- son, Mary Martin, Martha Joyner, Edith Loving, Julia Wooldridge, Jill Jones, Marilyn Watkins. Standing: Brenda Clayton, Carol Maness, Joyce Lewis. Miss Jean Anderson and Mrs. Cora Edwards are the sponsors. Members: First row: Bonnie Amason, Faye Nunnally, Eleanor Farmer, Kathleen Faris, Sandra Billups, Nancy Lockett, Jean Boyd, Ann O’Hern, Joan Woodcock, Judy Ellett. Second row: Chris Miles, Mary Whitt, Becky Grady, Bobbie Jean Coffman, Barbara Siefried, Carol Woodfin, Judy Fuqua, Angela Stone, Margaret Binford, Ann Lancaster, Lou Bowles. A builders of the homes of tomorrow SN : Ae Officers: Jane Adkins, Chaplain; Judy L Fuqua, Historian; Patsy Cliborne, Vice- President; Gayle Childress, President; Margaret Carter, Treasurer; Betty Lou Hogan, Song Leader. Members: First row: Joan Crostic, Brenda Beale, Joan Wood, Sally Florey, Frances Rush, Carol Hoyle, Betty Oakley, Kay Pope. Second row: Mary Susan Dunn, Betty Jo Burnett, Judy Eagles, Maxine Bowman, Janis Crump, Charlotte Cleveland, Glennis Carr, Gertie Southers. Third row: Mary Ann Royall, Judy Dunn, Carol Bowman, Ione Herber, Nancy Garmous, Cheryl Madison. Members: Seated: Norma Gay Meadows, Carolyne Patrick, Phyllis Hollins, Betty Newcomb, Betty Andrews, Ann Reams, Maxine Deprato, Mary Sue Thomason, Mickey Lorenski, Diane Moore, Patricia Clark, Caroline Johnson. Standing: Gloria Clark, Nancy Cole, Mildred Wells, Gaynelle Haines, Frances Adams, Bonnie Lipscomb, Carolyn Squire. |} Members: First row: Frances Marable, Nancy Wright, Murle Bailey, Ann Williams. Second row: Marlene Guill, Jackie Smith, Sherry Burroughs, Myra Procter, Beverly Seay, Shirley Bass, Carol Smith, Sandra Brown. 49 Club Works to perfect science sk ills : First row: Professor A. L. Williams, Sponsor: Tommy Ham ick, Ferman Irby, Melvin Woodcock, Clifford Langlois, David Bagby. Second row: Robert Paddock, Arleen Schroder. Eileen Schroder. Third row: Jeffery Wilkins, Jimmy Nolting, Roy King, Pam Burke. Brenda Faye Jordan. Wayne McGhee. To increase scientific knowledge, to learn to perfect Have you ever wondered where those strange smells come scientific skills, to serve our community and nation, to from every Tuesday and Thursday? Just ask Jimmy Nolting, understand the importance of science, and to help carry : 7 . : Arleen Schroder, Pam Burke, and Wayne McGhee. out the program of the science clubs of America are the goals of Manchester’s infant chapter of this eager-to- learn group. Each member has a project for the year, and each is given a chance to present his ideas to the members. Discussing projects for the Science Club are officers Jeffery Wilkins, President; David Bagby, Vice-President; Brenda Faye Jordan, Secretary-Treasurer: Jimmy Nolting, Librarian; Roy King, Reporter. . nA 50 for CVET YC os rie eryone Electrical engineering is a good field—just ask Butch Nunnally. For fun, Tommy Pettigrew works ballistics problems. Regina Payne spends much time read- ing, especially about pharmacology. Mrs, Coalter dissects anything but cats; she collects them. “Fessor” Williams is always on the lookout for science talent. 51 Fine Arts League prepares . Senior MempBers OF Fine Arts Leacvue: First row: Linda Bartlam, Trina Ferrell, Jackie Taylor, Pat Johnson, Betty Jean Lloyd, Toni Hargrave. Second row: Diana Lipscomb, Donna Zullig, Earlene Cook, Patsy Rose, Jackie Parsons, Pat Cook, Pat Caples. Third row: Margaret Carter, Jane Grimes, Judy Reynolds, Georgia Crump, Lynn Houseman. Members decorating bulletin board are Betty Ryman, Dorothy Jones, Sue Schutrumpf, Lynn Roberts, Barbara Hall, Judy Fuqua, Kitty Cosby. and Robyn Pearman. Orricers: Donna Zullig, Treasurer; Eleanor Farmer, Reporter; Alice Jenkins, President; Barbara Richa rd- son, Secretary; Brenda Bel- cher. Chaplain; Bonnie Brinckerhoff, Vice-President. 52 or Art Exhibit Linda Bartlam leads discussion among members Barbara Richardson, Pat Scroggs, Eleanor Farmer, Judy Fuqua, Shirley Shelton, Linda Carter, Brenda Belcher, Bonnie Brinckerhoff, Carolyn Jenkins, Kitty Cosby, and Robyn Pearman. Dorothy Jones and Barabara Hall look over pictures for Art Exhibit. Members Mary Eileen Cortopassi, Judy Coleman, Sue Schutrumpf, Gail Reams, Betty Ryman, and Lynn Roberts prepare for Art Exhibit. Miss Groves, Sponsor 53 “When in Latin Club Members: First row: Lothar de Temple, Nancy Clarke, Carolyn Strange, Linda Florey, Faye Dixon, Peggy Beeler, Irene McDaniel. Second row: Judy Eagles, Sharon Dietsch, Gail Maness, Sandra LePrell, Davina Ballenger, Ruth Sharp, David Whitt, Mrs. Maggie Payne, Sponsor. Third row: Sandra Billups, Pat Ashworth, Nancy Hines, Audrey Carter, Nancy Motley, Brenda Jordan, Judy Bierowski. Fourth row: Paul Martin, Ray Crowder, Edward Tomes, Carolyn Cook. Fifth row: David Richardson, Dan Seward, Dickie Hogan. “Tres sestercii” says Carole Bales as she auctions Faye Dixon at Roman Slave Sale. Christmas vs. Saturnalia is shown by Patty Lou Hinton, Elizabeth Lowman, Gail Stigall and Connie Marsh as they present the program for the Latin Club. 54 Officers: Barbara Bryant, President; Sylvia Kester, Vice President; Connie Marsh, Secretary; Carole Bales, Treasurer; Joyce Blake, Chaplain; Sandra LePrell, Historian. On January 15, the Latin Club of Manchester High School, a chapter of the National Junior Classical League, held a Roman banquet in the cafeteria. Roman foods were served, and members came attired in togas and stolas. In observance of Language Week this spring, the club participated in the language assembly. Again this year, the club sponsored the Latin Tournament, a written competition for Latin stu- dents in the state. Latin Club Members: First row: Gary Barnes, Travis Martin, David Bagby, Jeffery Wilkins. Second row: Carole Bales, Patsy Wells, Eileen Schroder, Arleen Schroder, Patty Lou Hinton, Jean Huff, Jean Lafoon, Sylvia Kester. Third row: Barbara Bryant, Joyce Blake, Faye Butler, Elizabeth Lowman, Connie Marsh, Virginia Davis, Barbara Samuel. Fourth row: Sammy Lacks, Gail Stigall, Carolyn Clarke, Frances Burtchett, Sandra Horner, Julia Putney, Lynette White, Bonnie Martin. Club brings to life Members: First row: Billy Brigman, Bobby Edmunds, Jimmy Watkins, Mickey Keller, Ferman Irby. Second row: Bill Garnett, Lorine Leber, Kay Burde tt, Charlotte Pringle. Third row: John Dodson, Sandra Horner, Betty Jo Burnett, Ann O’Hern. Fourth row: Tinker Gary, Virginia MacNeil, Georgia Crump. Fifth row: Linda Davis, Thur- man Brittain. Dale Minter, Virginia MacNeil, Georgia Crump, Russell Leonard, Charles Lun- din, and John Dodson are planning for the Spanish banquet (or are they?). Sandra Horner, Arlene Schroder, and Jean Sumner sell grab bags at the Spanish sweet sale. Spanish traditions @ Officers: Dale Minter, Secretary; Judy Allison, Historian; Charlotte Pringle, Vice-President; Russell Leonard, Chaplain: Karen Cole, President; Johnny Messersmith, Treasurer. Mrs. Margaret Reilly, Sponsor. “Fl Circulo de los Estudiantes de Espanol,” the Spanish Club, enjoyed its second year at Man- chester. The purpose of the club is to promote and maintain an interest in the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking countries in an effort to encourage better world understanding. Just prior to the Christmas holidays there was a pinata party. Everything was according to Spanish custom, until a North American Santa Claus ap- Miss Beatriz de Gogorza, Sponsor. peared on the scene. During Pan-American Week, posters, a banquet, and other activities introduced the Spanish language to the freshman classes. Members: First row: Charles Lundin, Wayne Ruffin, Eddie Scott. Second row: Marvine Lanier, Janice Ranson, Lewan Rippey, Barbara Clark. Third row: Dale Minter, Gale Douglas, Arlene Schroder, Judy Allison, Carolyn Walton. Fourth row: Sandra Armstrong, Karen Cole, Bill Ran- son, Gay Taylor, Bonnie Brinckerhoff, Mary Lou Moschler. Fifth row: Mason Green, Charles Stansfield, Fielding Garner, Howard Goode, Johnny Messersmith. VA Library Club strives Performing one of the many duties of the Library Club are members Linda Roberts, Linda Yeatts, Gail Stigall, Lewan Rippey, Danise Miller, Ursula Myers, Marleen Guill, and Katherine Miller. ‘ Looking over books collected for the Crippled Children’s Hospital are officers Jimmy Watkins, Chaplain; Caroline Sanderson, President; Eliza- beth Gravitt, Treasurer; Donna Zullig, Secretary: Bonnie Brinckerhoff, Vice President. Poster reminding students to return books to the library is shown by Shirley Gill, Patsy Andrews, Arleen Schroder, and Gwen West. 58 to improve library Linda Edwards, Sharon Stone, and Judy Snead try out new time clock. Newest “edition” to the library, Miss Barbara Booker. Keeping the bulletin board interesting is a goal of the Library Club as demonstrated by members Lyn Roberts. Donna Zullig, Mary Virginia Smith, Shirley Gill, and Carolyn Jenkins. By decorating the bulletin boards, drawing posters, and improving the appearance of the library, the Library Club hopes to promote interest in and knowledge of the library’s resources. To keep the students aware of the library, reviews of new books are published each month in the school news- paper. Attractive posters have been placed throughout the school which help the students to respect the library and know its rules. Among its projects, the Library Club has compiled a handbook to explain to students the machinery of the library, and a “library open house” was held after a P.T.A. meeting to acquaint the parents with our library. Through- out the year there was an over-all effort to help make the library become a part of every student’s life. 59 Dramatics Club Play cast members Jeffrey Wilkins, Eva Boyer, Jimmy Robertson, Charles Lundin, and Sam Harahan await their cue. i ‘ Miss Patricia Steckman, Sponsor. Members: First row: Steve Koch, Audrey Carter, John Boyer, Marsha Nelson, Virginia MacNeil, Earl Morris, Sharon Dietsch, John Creasy, Gayle Sheppard, Charles Lundin, Brenda Bangle, Ray Phaup, Connie Marsh, Loye Kittle, Sally Anderson, Arnold Cottom, Second row: David Blaine, Donna Thompson, Eva Boyer, Judy Fuqua, Mary Ann Jones, Faye Johnson, Nancy Motley, Sandra Billups, Nancy Hines, Mary Laine Cashion, Pat Rainwater, Nancy Clarke, Arden Lockett, Jerry Spangler. 60 (OSAUBS Jin Ths ss Officers; Nancy Clarke, Historian; Sharon Dietsch, Secretary; Many Laine Cash- ion, Chaplain; Robert Deaderick, Treasurer; Jim Robertson, President; Connie Marsh, Vice-President. The Dramatics club consists of students who are tics Club this yea: wus to entertain the school, and interested in dramatics and dramatic works. The to achieve this goal they presented Michael Todd’s. members of the club are selected according to their “January Thaw”, under the direction of Miss scholarship, interest in the club, dramatics in gene- Patricia Steckman, the club’s new sponsor. ral, and their ability to act. The goal of the Drama- Sam Harahan, Virginia Mac- Neil, and Sally Anderson put up poster for Dramatics Club play, “January Thaw.” Varsity Club encourages Ruth Ann Phillips conducts call meeting of the Varsity Club. Members are Brenda Shumake, Gail Evans, Judy Francis, Diana Lipscomb, Sylvia Kester, Patty Sellers, Ruth Ann Phillips, Jean Carol Lafoon, Anna Mae Leightly, Betty Covington, Barbara Ragland, Janet Ramsey, and Judy Napotnik. Jean Carol Lafoon, Diana Lipscomb, Sylvia Kester, and Janet Ramsey place orders for Homecoming Day chrysan- themums. Officers: Patty Sellers, Treasurer; Janet Ramsey, Vice-President; Judy Napotnik, Chaplain; Miss Jane Sheema, Sponsor; Ruth Ann Phillips, President; Brenda Shumake, Secretary. HRMS 18 89 BO MARV 2S 26 27 BH S30 62 better support of girls’ sports : SO New members of Varsity Club. Janet Wright. Judy Kelley, Mary Ann Dowd, Shirley Barden. Bobbie Woodard, Betty Joan Smith, and Elizabeth Lowman, look back on initiation with a smile? The Varsity Club is the girls’ athletic organization, and is composed of girls who have received a monogram. either as a player or a manager of one of the teams. The purpose of this club is to encourage participation and interest in the three interscholastic sports offered to girls: to strengthen the bonds of friendship, cooperation, and sportsmanship that exist among girls interested in ath- letics; and to work together with other clubs in the school on projects that are of mutual concern. During this year, the projects engaged in included the refinishing of the field hockey g goal cages purchased by the club, ‘working on the hockey field and softball dia- mond, making posters publicizing the basketball teams. sponsoring a volleyball play day, filling a Christmas basket, sending girls to the physical education camp at Virginia Beach, and awarding blazers to those girls who have received two monograms in two sports or two mono- grams in one sport. Ruth Ann Phillips and Judy Francis measure blazer for Brenda Shumake. 63 Monogram Club emphasises New Members: First row: Jimmy Brandon, Eddie Scott, Jimmy Atkins, Robert Piedmont, Allen Russ, Paul Rideout, John Barden, Ronald Shumate, Charles Lundin. Second row: Roger Huffman, Freddie Kain, Billy Harmon, Howard High, Buddy | Davis, Jimmy Hamrick, David Ramseur. Third row: Jack Allison, Felix Anderson, Vernon White, Kirk Johnston, Robert Clay- ton, Freeman Wilson, Willie Cashion, Howard Goode. Fourth row: Wayne Ruffin, Bobby Brinkley, Tinker Gary, Gibson For- a sythe, Billy Fridley, Chippy Spangler. Mr. William Perrin, Sponsor. Jerry Chandler and Roger Huffman admire Bobby Neal’s monogram. good sportsmanship Officers of Monogram Club: Grady Daniel, Secretary; Jerry Chandler, President; Mr. William Perrin, Spon- sor; Robert Young, Treasurer. Cleaning the gym and locker room and keep- to promote and encourage good citizenship and ing them that way was a project of the Mono- high moral standards. gram Club during the year. During the basketball season, members of Since the club deals with sports and _ sports- the club sold cokes at the home games to raise manship, another project was to help promote money for purchasing sweaters for graduating good sportsmanship at all athletic contests, and seniors. Old Members: First row: Jerry Childress, Jamie Accashion, Jerry Chandler, Grady Daniel, Butch Nunnally. Second row: Lynn Woodcock, Dickie Cook, Bill Kahl, Coach Perrin. Third row: Robert Young, Sammy Lacks, Eddie Anderson. Music plays extra part e: Freshman, Teresa Tavlor, has taken ac- cordian for seven years and plays for many occasions. Wesley Dolezal, Alumnus; Bobby Earl, Billy Poynter, Ted Pemberton, and Otey Pemberton beat out jazz at Mardi Gras. Twilights Brenda Bangle, Gayle Shep- pard, Jeanette Clarke, Mary Laine Cashion, Mary Virginia Smith, and Shirley McCall sing with Star at John Creasy plays and composes. Lance Singers still tops First row: Patsy Donovan, Doris Reams, Gayle Sheppard, Betty Almond, Ruth Crouch, Becky Pippin. Second row: Judy Talley, Peggy Enroughty, Virginia MacNeil, Rita Faye Hodge, Theresa Fortune, Patty Hagood, Karen Cole. Third row: Alice Kinker, Judy Reynolds, Evelyn Pruden, Judy Allison, Gail Evans, Marvine Lanier. Fourth row: Linda Grady, Judy Blain, Carole Bales, Sharon Dietsch. Organized in 1956, the Lance Singers have maintained their superior rating in three District Choral Festivals under their new director, Mr, Marvin C. Baldwin. Members of the group have par. ticipated in All State and All Central Choruses and have enter- tained the Music Boosters, Man- chester P.T.A., and other local groups. They had as their two main projects Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers, and the annual Spring Concert. Officers: Carole Bales, Secretary-Treasurer; Karen Cole, President; Regina Payne, Accompanist; Mr. Baldwin, Director; Virginia MacNeil, Librarian; Rita Faye Hodge, Assistant Librarian; Sharon Dietsch, Chaplain. 67 A Cappella Choir welcomes Milton Shackelford and Linda Burnett, along with A Capella Choir members Brenda Bangle, Barbara Richardson, Brenda Sims, Faye Lowman, Elizabeth Gravitt, Louise Cooper, Linda Burnett, Donna Zullig, Carolyn Jenkins, Mary Laine Cashion, Barbara Hall, Lynn Roberts, Dorothy Jones, Jackie McKenney, Patsy Andrews, Arnold Morris, John Wayne Creasy, and Russell Leonard, present the Christmas Story in song. The A Cappella Choir prepares for concert. new Director Orricers: Lynn Woodcock, Pres- ident; Steve Koch, Secretary- Treasurer; Shirley McCall, Vice- President; Mr. Marvin Baldwin, Sponsor; Brenda Bangle, Librar- ian; Connie Marsh, Assistant Librarian. Sponsored by Parents of A Cappella Choir Members. Mr. Baldwin, along with accompanists Connie Marsh and Andrea Thomas, directs A Cappella Choir members Nancy Meadows, Judy Fuqua, Jeanette Clarke, Sandra Mooney, Mary Lou Moschler, Pat Cook, Shirley McCall, Mary Virginia Smith, Frances Rush, Madelyn Williams, Schaeffer Renner, Steve Koch, Lynn Woodcock, Shirley Johnson, Barbara Woodcock, Janet Wright, Joan Tunstall, Robyn Pearman, Joyce Burnside, Gay Beverley, Arnold Cottom, Gary Barnes, Ronnie Boyd, Grady Daniels, and Willie Cashion in Christmas presentation. 69 Sections work Members OF Brass Section: First row: Rob- ert Deaderick, Jimmy Loving, George Saun- ders. Second row: Bill Poynter, Billy Buck, David Garst, Sylvia Kester, David Richard- son. Third row: Ray Phaup, Jimmy Davis, Dan Seward, Regina Payne, Dickie Hogan, Guy Bryant. MEMBERS OF PERCUSSION SECTION: Betty Smith, Sonny Childress, Billy Thomas, Ted Pemberton, Tommy Yonce, Otey Pemberton. MemBers OF Varsity Banp: First row: Ann Cherry, Arden Lockett, Nancy Clarke, Bill Hawks. Second row: Marsha Nelson, Tommy Hamrick, Sandra Shaw, Wayne Roberts, Nancy Morgan, Benny Wade. Third row: Diana Childress, Edward Tomes, Nelson Whitt, Mason Green, Sandra Stallings, Anna Mae Leighty, Charles Williamson. Fourth row: Bill Poynter, Billy Buck, David Garst, Sylvia Kester, David Richardson, Jimmy Loving, George Saunders, Robert Deaderick, Dickie Hogan, Regina Payne. Fifth row: Sonny Childress, Tommy Yonce, Billy Thomas, Jimmy Davis, Dan Seward, Ray Phaup, Guy Bryant, Otey Pemberton, Ted Pemberton, for unity of sound The Varsity Band provides music for our , Christmas assembly. MEMBERS OF THE WooDWIND SECTION: First row: Ann Cherry, Arden Lockett, Nancy Clarke, Bill Hawks. Second row: Marsha Nelson, Tommy Hamrick, Sandra Shaw, Wayne Roberts, Nancy Morgan, Benny Wade. Third row: Diana Childress, Edward Tomes, Nelson Whitt, Mason Green, Charles Williamson, Sandra Stallings, Anna Mae Leighty. Mr. Kenneth Henderson, Sponsor of Varsity Band, J.V. Band, and Marching Band. Orricers: Tommy Fournier, Manager; Tommy Yonce, Bus Captain; Sylvia Kester, Secretary; Billy Thomas, Bus Captain; Regina Payne, Librarian; Calvin Farmer, President; Betty Smith, Bus Cap- tain; Anna Mae Leighty, Reporter. Here they Members: First row: Bobby Baugh, Don Moore, Roy Lee King, Barbara Burgess. Second row: Jimmy Loving, George Saunders, Tommy Ham- rick. Third row: Dickie Hogan, Dan Seward, Dan Mullen. Fourth row: Ann Cherry, Judy Samuel. Fifth row: Ann Goodwin, Robert Deade- rick, Nelson Whitt, Ronnie Thacker, Dennis Maxwell. Sixth row: David Garst, Frankie Vaughan, Billy Poynter, Joe Harris. Seventh row: Ray Phaup, Guy Bryant, Edward Bowe, Jesse Grant, Wayne Roberts. Band Members in formation: First row: Regina Payne, Marsha Nelson, Sandra Shaw, Diana Childress, Sonny Childress. Second row: Tommy Fournier, Larry Wallace, Jean Whitt, Edward Tomes, Russell Smith. Third row: Jimmy Davis, Mary Whitt, William Hawkes, Leonard Shelton, Tommy Yonce. 72 Marching Band: First row: Larry Wallace, Mary Whitt, Russell Smith, John Boyer, Billy Buck, David Richardson, Joe Harris, Ray Phaup, Earl Williams. Second row: Dickie Hogan, Don Moore, Tommy Yonce, Edward Tomes, Sandra Shaw, Sylvia Kester, Dan Mullen, Jesse Grant. Third row: Dan Seward, Ann Cherry, Sonny Childress, Tommy Hamrick, Nancy Morgan, Bobby Baugh, Jimmy Stells, Roger Phillips. Fourth row: Barbara Burgess, Ann Goodwin, Ted Pemberton, Diana Childress, Arden Lockett, Brenda Bullock, Ronnie Thacker, Edward Bowe, Frankie Vaughan. Fifth row: Jimmy Davis, Jean Whitt, Billy Thomas, Nancy Clarke, Mason Green, Judy Samuel, Jimmy Loving. Sixth row: Regina Payne, Sandra Stallings, Otey Pemberton, Eleanor Farmer, Benny Wade, James Jenkins, Dennis Maxwell, George Saunders. Seventh row: Tommy Fournier, Leonard Shelton, William Hawks, Wayne Roberts, David Garst, Bill Poynter, Roy Lee King, Guy Bryant, Arnold Morris. Head Major- ette: Carol Woodfin. Head Majorette, Carol Woodfin Members Billy Buck, Sandra Stallings, Russell Smith, Nancy Clarke, Arnold Morris, Arden Lockett, Wayne Roberts, David Richardson, Mason Green, Brenda Bullock, Nancy Morgan, Robert Deaderick, George Saunders, John Boyer, Benny Wade, Sylvia Kester, Billy Thomas, James Jenkins, Otey Pemberton, and Ted Pemberton get ready for band session. Tuning up for band practice are Ronnie Thacker, Billy Berger, Aubrey Attkisson, Russell Smith, and David Savedge. Danny Brown leads a “jam session” with Ronnie Thacker, Jimmy Jenkins, Jimmy Hall, Arnold Morris, Frank Clayton, Joe Harris, Billy Thomas, Don Moore, and Dan Mullen. 74 varied Sounds Mempers OF J.V. Banpb: First row: Leonard Shelton, Jean Whitt, Pat Allen, Judy Samuel, Nancy Clarke. Second row: Billy Thomas, Gayle Samuel, Arnold Morris, Frank Clayton, Dan Mullen, Marilyn MacNeil, Eleanor Farmer, Mary Whitt. Third row: Ann Goodwin, Tommy Kagels, Kent Farmer, Jimmy Wallace, Kip Jones, Frankie Vaughan, Billy Berger, Ray Tyler, Dennis Maxwell, Ronnie Thacker. Fourth row: Roger Phillips, Bobby Lovelace, Jimmy Jenkins, Don Moore, Bobby Baugh, Jimmy Stells, Joe Harris, Jimmy Mayo, Danny Brown, Jimmy Hale, Aubrey Attkisson, Jimmy Hall. Fifth row: John Boyer, Russell Smith, Roy Amason, Mary Lou Jordan, Barbara Burgess, Henry Bowe. Sponsored by Echo Inn 4642 Petersburg Pike BE 2-9612 Cecil and Mary OFFICERS OF THE J.V. Bano: Dennis Maxwell, Librar- ian; Nancy Clarke, President; Danny Brown, Treas- urer; Kent Farmer, Assistant Librarian; Russell Smith, Secretary. 75 Maporettes Mr. Bernard Goldstein Sponsor Jeanette Clarke WD : Head Majorette . cc Sandra Yoss Majorettes twirl at bonfire pep rally. Jeanette Clarke aa The Manchester Majorettes repre- sent some of our school’s most talented and hardworking girls. For two weeks each summer, they drill with the Marching Band in prepara- tion for their coming season. The girls also attend the Summer Major- ette Camp in Virginia, where they learn new and better routines. These routines help to draw attention to the band while marching in parades and to entertain the people at our football games. While all of the majorettes can twirl batons and do many acrobatics, our head majorette, Jeanette Clarke, has also mastered skill in twirling a fire baton. 76 step high Shirley Johnson Assistant Majorette Duane Crowder Lancer Girls lead Band Joan Cole Tgay. Dunkum Linda Burnett Captain Carol Smith Mr. Marvin Baldwin, Sponsor Hannah Sanderson as J J a Sponsored by W. E. Adkins Fullview Service Station Moseley, Virginia R. J. Dunkum Electrician 4412 Hollister Avenue BE 2-6447 Janet Wright Alternate FV. Cheerleaders support Baby Lancers Claudia Fuller Irene McDaniel Barbara Lewis Co-Captain Sylvia Neal Co-Captain Sponsored by Harris-Brenaman Incorporated Athletic Supplies 717 East Grace Street MI 8.4796 Robyn Pearman Peggy Beeler Marilyn MacNeil Mrs. Holland Alternate Sponsor “Fight team, fight,” yell J.V. Cheerleaders. Carolvn Butler Jerry Lee Morton Cheerleaders learn Joyce Fowler Brenda Heath Mary Virginia Smith Co-Captain Co-Captain Mrs. Polly Holland Sponsor The purposes of the cheerleaders are to build the enthusiasm of the students and faculty for school events and to emphasize good sportsman- ship toward the opposing team. Chosen at the end of the year, the cheerleaders practice during the summer for the coming year. The girls participated in the Orientation pro- Anna Mae Leighty 6 P P P gram for the ninth graders in September, and took part in the Thalhimer’s annual cheer rally in the Benedictine gym. In a girls’ football game, the varsity cheer- leaders played the jayvee cheerleaders and were defeated. Ted Claybrook was crowned “Home- coming King” by the cheerleaders at this un- Sandra Tarvis usual game. Shirley McCall “Go, team, go,” cheer the cheerleaders. Joyce Blake to play Football Gayle Childress “Ten heads are better than one when deciding on cheers,” agree cheerleaders, Elizabeth Gravitt, Mary Virginia Smith, Brenda Heath, Anna Mae Leighty. Betsy Warriner, Gayle Childress, Shirley McCall, Sandra Tarvis. Joyce Blake and Joyce Fowler. Elizabeth Gravitt Sponsored by Kinsey, Purdue, and McCall Realtors 609 West Main Street Bonnie Brinckerhoff Kitty Cosby Alternate Alternate Betsy Warriner 81 OO” Ys YW Robert Piedmont This year’s backs consist of: First row: Butch Nunnally, Willie Cashion, Wayne Ruffin, Tinker Gary. Second row: Bobby Neal, Freddie Kain, Jamie Accasion, Allen Russ. Sponsored by Dixie Sporting Goods 211 North Ist Street MIlton 4-8822 Wayne Stuart Nunnally First All Metro. First All Central District First All State All Southern Honorable Mention, All-American. we Buddy Davis Our Co-Captains this year were Butch Nunnally and Jerry Childress. Jerry Spangler 84 con quer Jerry Chandler Second All Metro Second All Central District Jimmy Atkins Honorable Mention All Central District Coaches reminisce over season. Assistant Coach Don Ford, Head Coach Wm. P. K. Perrin, Assistant Coach Eugene Keeton. Seal out o ack Knight in ¢. Tommy Allen, ' for “Lane Jerry Childress ‘ster funah! First All Metro tart | First All Central District toe - Honorable Mention Ee Jimmy Brandon All State This year’s linemen consist of: First row: Buddy Davis, Jerry Spangler, Jerry Chandler, Jerry Childress, Charles Lundin, Wayne Stuart, Jimmie Hamrick, Jimmy Brandon, Bobby Brinkley, Willard Childress. Second row: Tommy Smith, Ronnie Thomas, Bobby Earl, Robert Piedmont, Steve Morris, Jimmy Atkins, Charles Dun- avant, Gibson Forsythe, Rusty Grammar, Rusty Lloyd, Sonny Armstrong, Glenn Rawls, Larry Swann, John Barden, Ronnie Shumate, Eddie Scott, Ronnie Zehmer, Carrington Cole. uard Jerry Chang Tinker Gary Dodiow . ollingswor. ayems w” 1€. Jimmie Hamrick Honorable Mention All Central District Here’s how! Manchester 32—Douglas Freeman 0 This game was entirely dominated by the Lancers, who took the ball on the opening kick-off and carried it all the way for a score. This was a game where a lineman, tackle John Barden, got his glory by falling on a fumble in the end zone for a touch- down. The entire Manchester offense had a fine night. Manchester 26—Benedictine 7 This game gave the Lancers a little more work, but finally in the fourth quarterythe game was broken wide open by thi@yMan ffense’s scor- ing three touchdowns. South each gained 10% and Jerr we Billy Fridley on defense. scored _ Lancer Q.B offense re “As the sea played a littl This game wa n and Buddy | | Manchester 6—Highland Springs 24 It had to happen and finally did. With no inten- tion of taking credit away from the Highland Springs team, they just had more man power and we had some key injuries. A crowd of 5.600 saw them win fair and square. Manchester 6—Hermitage 7 It happened again, but this was the last time. This was an evenly fought game with the breaks going to Hermitage. One very important error on Manchesterjs part was the missing of the extra point he Q.B., Butch Nunnally. « ; 19—Hopewell 0 ictory road again, this ewell. This game, our happier one than last anchester entirely bottled tside runs. hosen Homecoming Queen. —Thomas Dale 6 utch Nunnally missed the point Hermitage, we were certainly rhe mac ie. It was a terrible night to football se of the fo uldn’t see ne enc C ies tt Jay Vees prepare for varsity Although this year’s Junior Varsity Football Squad did not compile an outstanding won and lost record, several of the boys progressed to the point that they should be welcome additions to next year’s Varsity. The line was big and aggressive, but its lack of speed and football “savy” were its main difficulties. Scoreboard We They SEC NbIstOpnen Sew Uae... 2.0. eS eee 26 thomas. Weirersoney 9¢ 25.6:... Oa ly eM Ns 14 homaspWale=e eos. sec. ook Vee en ee oat) Douglas Freeman ............ tok, JO es 0 Thomas Jefferson ............ ia 34, Midlothian ..... Be cs, eee ee ee 26 Flishlandeoprings 4062... 4., Chee Ge «im D2 Benedictinemen.) o...25 6c. Ope atest AN WD Coach Garr and quarter back Jimmy Mays talk over game strategy. First row: Jimmy Mays, Tom Mauler, Ronald Lowry, Warren Yancey, Earnest Hogan, Kenneth King, Danny Day, David Mc- Kinley, Joe Butler, John Gravitt. Second row: Robert Clayton, Dick Harlow, Billy Camp, Carrington Cole, Rusty Grammar, Billy Stanley, Eddie Piedmont, Larry Swann, Emory Maiden, Edward Tomes, Vernon Taylor, Assistant Manager. Third row: Sonny Armstrong, Roy Mann, Kenneth Krimm, Philip Bowman, Earl Williams, Ronald Cox, Billy Buck, Danny Wilkins, Billy Brown, Kenny Vass, Jack Allison, Manager. “A pretty Gayle Childress reigns as Homecoming Queen. Gayle Sheppard llth Grade Princess Kathy Hull is chosen Football Sweetheart. Mrs. A. S. Holland, Kathy Hull, Mary Virginia Smith, and Chris Webber get ready for the parade. Sylvia Neal 10th Grade Princess (TMS OS 3 ol Homecoming festivities actually began with the kick off between Manchester’s and Hopewell’s grid teams. Senior candidates for Homecoming Queen were Gayle Childress, Mary Virginia Smith, and Chris Webber. Gayle was crowned queen by Princi- pal G. H. Reid at half time and as was traditional, Mary Virginia and Chris were named Maids of Honor. For the first time in many years, the annual Homecoming game with Thomas Dale on Thanks- giving morning was not played because of conflict- ing schedules between the two schools. Princesses from each class, elected by their res- pective classmates, made their appearance riding in convertibles around the playing field. Represent- ing the eleventh grade was Gayle Sheppard, tenth erade princess was Sylvia Neal, the ninth grade re- presentative was Judy Acree, and eighth grade princesses were Brenda Bullock and Blanche Dur- rette, representing the morning and afternoon shifts. Judy Acree, 9th Grade princess. | Gayle Childress, Homecoming Queen, Chris Webber and Mary Virginia Smith, Maids of Honor, leave football field after corona- tion. Brenda Bullock and Blanche Durrette, 8th grade princesses. Here come the mighty Lancers! “EF 1s for the Janet Wright Manager Varsity members discussing next play are Mary Ann Dowd, Betty Joan Smith, Barbara Ragland, Shirley Barden, Diana Lipscomb, Patty Sellers, Elizabeth Lowman, Janet Ramsey, Brenda Shumake, Judy Francis, and Ruth Ann Phillips, Shirley Barden Ruth Ann Phillips Collegiate fights Gail Evans Diana Lipscomb Judy Francis 90 energy required” “Help us to play this game, dear Lord .. .” Janet Ramsey A successful season of 8 wins and 2 losses for the Field Hockey Team was the result of long hours of practice, many bruises, and good team spirit. SCOREBOARD We They PIO De Well Mere Phe S oat; vx a Ste Catherine se wo f..'s6 «3450s Virginia Creepers: 4. 3........ Midlotiian meters, 2 a, oho. oe. Dia Gertrude sta 6. ces ee WIEST CO UETL SS, We eagle Relers DUT mma teams 1a. Collegiate meme aeet iny 2 reA sas Walia areiall eee eo ome Thomas Jefferson ............ Chosen for the All Allied Hockey Tournament Team are Judy Francis, (lst team); Barbara Ragland, (2nd team); Patty Sellers, (2nd team) ; Ruth Ann Phillips, (2nd team); and Brenda Shumake, (lst team) not pictured. ACOH orPRuwunw WwW CC CONN to save goal. Co-Captains Ruth Ann Phillips and Judy Francis get directions to game from Miss Jane Sheema. 91 IV's gain experience J.V. Hockey Team: Nancy Clarke, Marie Hollingsworth, Jean Boyd, Faye Lowman, Frances Burtchett, Judy Kelley, Mary Ann Jones, Brenda Jordan, Frances Marable, Nancy Hines, Della Herrick, Carol Bowman, Faye Johnson, and Jeanette Pease. Co-Captains, Nancy Clarke and Mary Ann Jones look over season’s record. This year’s J.V. hockey team gave their opponents a hard fight, ending the season with this record: we they Hopewell. 30-040: (ae eee 0 St. Catherine's: . . Sea 0 6 Midlothian -..- « 5 eee y il St, .Gertrudes ... 2... eee 0 0 Marymount: 2.0%, 55.0 2 0 Petersburg 2...) see 8 1 Collesiate 0... 3 eee 0 3 John Marshall). 2) ee 1 3 Thomas Jefferson... . 922.8 ik 5 Phys. Ed offers variety Tumbling is stressed throughout the year in girls’ gym classes. The girls’ physical education department tries to offer a variety of activities during the year. The type and number of sports offered depends upon the equipment and facilities available and on the size of the classes. Both ninth and tenth grade girls take part in basketball, soft- ball, volleyball, and tumbling. In addition, the tenth graders participate in shuffleboard, bowling, badminton, and archery. The freshmen also have field hockey and folk and square dancing. Other activities include soccer, speed ball, horse shoes, tract, and deck tennis. The boys’ physical education classes play touch football, basketball, and softball. They also have tumbling. Health, first aid, and classroom driver training are taught by the four members of the physical education department. For the first time archery was _ presented. Another bull’s eye? thinks Jo Anne Linken- hoger. Football is a year ‘round game for boys’ gym classes! 93 Team works hard Varsity Basketball Members: Betty Covington, Shirley Barden, Janet Ram- sey, Judy Napotnik, Shirley Davies, Barbara Ragland, Brenda Shumake, Judy Kelly, Manager; Ruth Ann Phillips, Elizabeth Lowman, Judy Francis, Patty Sellers, and Betty Joan Smith. This year’s 7-3 record compiled by the team was a definite improvement on last year’s season. The team, made up of seven Seniors and five Juniors. was led by Co-Captains Judy Francis and Ruth Ann Phillips. Hard work, team spirit, and enthusiasm were responsible for the winning season. SCOREBOARD We They Jonna Marshall’ tea ee eee eel 43 Midlothian a 406 Aeon ts ee 20 24. Collemiate . 109 ts Sear ee ee OL 18 Sic Catherine s2 472.5 (ape ee 49 36 ThomassDale 2. .274,.-- Die SEAS 42 30 Dowslasel reemaniee ears 42 28 _ Wakvinounttescse at madi eon 50 vas Midlothvan so eer. 0 Geass coe es 17 Thonsadsmale Weta 85, dr pe 40 2 4, Hopew cleans i 0 t te rte oi Gna ee 40 a2 —_— Coach, Miss Jane Sheema with Co-Captains Judy Francis, and Ruth Ann Phillips. — 94 for successful season Victory cheer from Senior Varsity play- ers, Judy Napotnik, Janet Ramsey, Betty Covington, Shirley Barden, Ruth Ann Phillips, Judy Francis, and Betty Joan Smith. Hang on, Janet! Members J. V. Basketball: Jeanette Pease, Kathleen Faris, Della Herrick, Pat Johns. Pam Schaeffer, Jackie McKenney, Patsy Smigo, Bobbie Jean Coffman, Polly East, Nancy Clarke, and Carol Taylor. This team, made up for the most part of new- comers, also enjoyed a winning season. All the girls showed eagerness and a desire to learn and improve, and many of them seem to be good pro- spects for future varsity teams. SCOREBOARD We They TOhmaviarshallos: fea. as ae eee 24 12 Miclotiianiae aioe caer eee eae 30 24. Collegiate. 23... naa A eilerdet 31 34 St. Cathevine’ss@ 2 4. ae 28 22 ‘Thomas: Dale2e, 4. eer ne, ee, 28 26 Douglaseireeman 02.4. 1.) eee 16 23 Marymount). S05), ee eee 16 rs Midlothiany ppc os bes Lee 32 33 ‘Thomas Dalegaa. 0) + sete eer 28 33 Hopewell Ss sae oo eee 48 29 Co-Captains Patsy Smigo and Jackie McKenney with Coach, Miss Jane Sheema. 96 TV's learn SCOREBOARD We They Petersburg ...... Leg AO 68 Hopewell . . Beate: vera 63 Hemmitacemymccdc.s. -. ane oo 62 Highlandespringsy.., 2.52240. 20 42 Wanee a een es Acre . 44 47 ThomassDales. ). 0. 42 34 Douglas Freeman ..... oo 42 Petersburgay.cs v2: - 36 AA, ihomassjJetiersonen 6. 2. 2... 29 59 Hlermitace sya. 50 63 Hopewellis 7 a. 26a4.—: Meee OL 39 TAN CMe ag acres a oy OY 43 Hrehland opringsmse 90. oO 87 Douglas Freeman ........... 35 45 thomast ale meme a5 kent 25 40 30 Thomas Jefferson ........... 93 @ JolineMarshallieee 42. 27. ei 44, es a er oe ee ee ees Coach Keeton introduces basketball to Bob Stretmater and Cy Aman. Members of J.V. Team: Jack Allison, Manager; David Whitby, Bobby Yancey, Ferman Lowe, Danny Wilkens, Tom Mauler. Billy Stanley, Warren Yancey, Allen Michaels, David Connelly, and Pat Allen. 97 Looks like it’s going to be a toss-up. J.V. Coach techniques. sized dunker!”’ SCOREBOARD Petersburie. ) 2.7... eee eae ee Joune Marshall 2s, eee ee Hopewell ie 4x 5 Ga en, eee Hermitage... soe eee Ree Highland) Springs eee eee LN st aegis me Got Ca, een JolingMarshall a7. eae eee ‘Thomas: Dale ux ric on ho ee Douglas Preeman 22. eee Petersburtt 3 gt eee ee ‘Thomas lefiersonsarestiee ee eee Herniitase oc a Bet aie Ses Hopewell! . tos.) 22 Gere ee Latie te ot otc duc ei eee ee Highland Springsts.seee 6 eee ee Douglas, Freemany.....%. 2 ose eee) ae Thomas! Dale t. esa. eh oay See ae (ihomiase letters onus eeneenne Senior Felix Anderson acts as “pint- Dribblers Eugene Keeton and Varsity Coach Homer Garr discuss new basketball We 49 57 40 49 43 50 58 49 47 56 Se 63 39 49 53 49 58 62 50 58 Varsity Basketball Team: Ronald Lowry, Manager; Felix Anderson, Tommy Yonce, Robert Clayton, Bubba Pemberton, Tommy Fournier, Tommy Reynolds, Burch Yancey, Vernon White, Eddie Scott, Roger Huffman, Jack Allison, Manager; Co- captains Butch Nunnally and Freeman Wilson. Co-captain Freeman Wilson Co-captain Butch Nunnally . a a iehedacedianaail ccerinaerompticmentmannt ct ee pin ey “ SYYYWWeo as ccs NL | | HOE Members of the dla s: Pat Martin, bertson, Jo Lynn Davis. EIGHTH GRADE Abbott, Vernon Adams, Patricia Aleshire, Brenda Almond, June Anderson, Billy Anderson, Jean Andrews, James Arthur, Ben Ashworth, Carolyn Bailey, Darline Baldwin, Jim Bales, Cheri Bangle, Carole Bannister, Lane Bannister, Donald Barden, Jane Bare, Branner Barefoot, Kay Bass, Margaret Baughman, Patsy Beacham, Robbie Belcher, Rhonda Bennett, Thomas Berger, Cary Berkley, Jimmy Bernhardt, Charles Best, Sylvia Binford, Leon Blackwell, Douglas Blankenship, Buddy Blankenship, Peggy Bivens, Dorothy Bokkon, Wilbur Bolling, Carl Bollinger, Brenda Booker, Anne Bowers, Douglas Bowlin, Raymond Boyer, Larry Branch, Eileen Branch, Thomas Braswell, Carrol Bridgers, Carole Bridgers, Margaret Brooking, Carolyn EIGHTH 3rooks, Richard Browder, Cindy Bryant, Michael Bullock, Brenda Burchart, Sammy Burroughs, Sherron O ihts Byram, Susan Byrd, Ronnie Caldwell, Elaine Campbell, Arthur Canady, Jeanette Carter, Leslie Cassada, Bob Cavendish, Joan Chong, Timmy Clark, Doris Clark, Douglas Clark, Freddie Clarke, Raymond Cliborne, Beverly Coalter, Mary Gwenn Cogbill, Linda Cole, Gloria Cole, Patricia Cole, Susan Copley, Carolyn Coppridge, Kenneth Cook, Caro] Ann Cook, Harry Cook, Johnny Cook, Rosemary Cook, Stuart Cordle, Nancy Cox, Ruth Craig, Dianne = § SG Cumbea, Linda Davenport, Bobby Davis, Betty Davis, Jo Lynn Davis, Linwood Davis, Mary Carolyn Davis, Raymond Davis, Ronnie Deaderick, Diane Denike, Diantha Dickens, Robert Dickerson, Myron Dietrich, Barbara 104 a) Dillingham, Jean Hs Teen f j Dobbins, Cathy ¢? Dodge, Lyan ' Dodson, Joanne Donner, Floyd 7 rd i), 4 Donovan, Butch j Dunavant, Karen «| .t¢) 4 Durrette, Blanche Edwards, Willie Eggleston, George Ehrenthall, Frank Elliott, Jo Anne Ellis, Barbara Ely, Barbara Fabry, William Farmer, Dale Faszewski, Christina Ferguson, Gregory Ferrell, Linda seq? Fields, Mary £0e Yism Folkner, Janet Ford, Charles Francis, Marie ad Francisco, James Franklin, Hazel Gentry, Linda Glass, James Gobble, Diane Goodman, Billy Gordon, Betty Jo Gorman, Donna Gouldman, Dickie Green, Warren Gregory, David Grey, Robert Grube, Ronnie Gudell, Francis Gunn, Patricia Gunn, Patricia Hague, Myrtle Halley, Pam Hamlett, Elaine Hamrick, Bobby Hancock, Theresa Hare, Barbara Harens, Elaine Harmon, Sandra 105 EGET Harris, Diana Harris, Gloria Harris, Sandra Harris, Tommy Harris, Virginia Hart, Camilla Harvey, Katherine Henricks, Julian Henshaw, Robert Herring, Carol Higgins, Tommy High, Jean Hines, Sammy Hobson, Kent Holloway, John Holt, Steve Horton, Norma Jean Hoyle, Robert Hubbard, Michael Hudson, Alma Huff, Buddy Humphlett, Becky Inge, Brenda Inge, Larry Irvin, Jim Issacs, Catherine Jackson, Judy Jamerson, James Jenkins, Beverly Jennings, Morgan Jeter, Doris Johnson, Garland Johnson, Hatcher Johnson, James Johnson, Larry Jones, Billy Jones, Clinton Jones, Martha }) VAS '4 fos Jones, Roger Jones, Welton Joye, Johnny Kahl, Marjorie Kahl, Robert Kaempf, Frances Kelley, Leona Kenney, Aileen Lee Kipler, Wayne Kilgore, Linda GRADE King, Charles King, Pat Lacy, Sandra La Fon, Sandra La Grande, Wanda Lamkin, Judy Laugerbaum, C. W. Lee, Clifton Lehner, Jimmy Lehner, Shirley Leslie, Lonnie Lester, Pat Liker, Ronnie Lindsay, Freddie Lipford, Floyd Lipscomb, Ann Lipscomb, Jane Long, Judy Longworth, Linda Loving, Elizabeth Loving, Johnny Lowe, John Lowery, James Lowry, Robert Mabe, Charlotte Marks, Brenda Martin, Patricia Martin, Patricia Martin, Sandra Mavredes, Billy Maxie, Leonard May, Judy Mays, Douglas McCaffery, Denise McCaffery, Michael McFarland, Jimmy McWaters, Judy Mills, Ralph Mills, Vivian Miller, Michael Minter, Robert Mitchell, Joan Mead, Kay Melton, Carol Moore, Nancy Moore, Virginia Morrison, Roy Morris, Jean jog iGja ial Morton, Janice Moss, Harriett Moss, Pete Mottley, Judy Mountceastle, Barbara Nelson, Kenneth Newton, Joe Nichols, Everett Noel, Edna Nunnally, Donald Orange, Carolyn Orcutt, Christy Orcutt, Judy Ann Orcutt, Thomas Overby, Ted Owens, James Owen, Ronnie Palmer, Newton Palmore, Woody Paret, Linda Park, Thomas Parker, Randall’ Payne, Bernice Pearson, Dottie Pease, Charley Pendergraft, Royce Perkins, Robert Pettway, Michael Pickering, Sandra Pierce, Shirley Pierce, William Porterfield, Mary Powers, Howard Price, Eric Priddy, Joyce Priddy, Robert Pruett, John Pryor, Nancy ) Race, Barcia = .OUed = of Reynolds, Janice | ‘ Richardson, Jimmy Richardson, Joyce Rippey, Walter Roach, James Roberson, Elton Roberts, Donald Roper, Wayne Ruble, Carl GRADE Rutledge, Linda Salmon, Doris Sankey, Kenneth Savedge, Edwin Schaubach, Deborah Schultz, Laura Sciotto, Betty Seaton, Jimmy Sharp, Jean Sharp, Raymond Shaw, Pat Simon, J. W. Simpson, John Rice Sims, Harding Slade, Louise Slaughter, Judy A ary’e Sledd, Pat Smith, Beverly Smith, Carol Smith, Diane Smith, Kenneth Smith, Sandra Smith, Wayne Smoot, Cathy Snead, Joan Snead, Robert Snider, Sheila Snoddy, Billy “5 Ye 6 é Snyder, Billy Sadler, Bobby Southers, Garland Sowden, Nancy Stargardt, Wayne Steinruck, Billy Stevenson, John Stone, Carl Strohl, Brenda Stubbs, Lonnie Ray Sturm, Susan Sumners, Lois Lund, William Sykes, Donald Talley, Robert Tanner, Marie Terry, Harry Thomas, Jean Thomas, Judith Thomas, Neil 109 Ue GET GRADE Thompson, Scott Thompson, Warren Thurston, Carole Tinnell, Rita Tobey, R. E. Toler, Wayne Trevillian, Charles Tripp, Jimmy Trueman, Myrna Turner, William Ukrop, Jerry Underwood, Jimmy Utley, Wayne Vorst, Karin Von Duhn, Maureen Walker, Michael Warf, Billy Watson, Kent Waymack, Russ Weatherford, Pegg Weaver, Danny Webb, David Webster, Donna Wehler, Betty Wells, Mark Wells, Michael West, Betty Lou Westmoreland, Jackie Wheat, Sue Wheless, Jack Whitby, Pat White, Bonnie White, Judy Whitecotton, Sandra White, Richard White, Sue Whitman, Sue Whitt, Melvin Whittaker, Glenna Wicker, Dale Wilkinson, Marsha Willet, Susan Williams, Barbara hs ° a Williams, Frank oo} MAT Williams, Laura Williams, R. T. Wingo, Barbara Wirt, William 110 HIGH THCRADE “Gee, he sounds good!” comment 8th grade students at their annual Christmas dance. Russell Parrish Randy Gordor Marilyn Ivey Wooldridge, Peggy Wood, Douglas Wood, Marilyn Wood, Thomas Woodcock, Ernest YG Woodfin, David Woodfin, Kenneth Woodfin, Patricia Wright, Curtis Wright, Eileen Wright, Ernie Wright, Linda Wright, Pat Wysong, Arlene Yeatts, Jimmy Yeatts, Lynda Young, Ray QQ nnc = FRESHMEN Acree, Judy Adams, Frances Adams, Jack Allen, Bert Allen, Pat Conte. Chris Amason, Roy Ancarrow, Joyce Andrews, Betty Atkins, Pat Atkinson, John Attkisson, Aubrey Babcock, Sharon Bagby, Nell Beck, Baxter Beckwith, Nancy Bevins, Susan Bidwell, Glenn Binford, Margaret Bivins, Howard Bosquet, Dennis Bottoms, Nancy Bowman, Philip Boyd, Sandra Boyer, Eva Brooks, Carol Lee Brooks, Jeanie Brooks, Mary Ann Brooks, Mary Lou Brooks, Sam Brown, Billy Bulifant, Doris Burgess, Barbara Burke, Pam Burnett, Laura Burns, Francis Butler, Joe Caldwell, Barb ara Call, Tommy Camp, Billy Carr, Glennis Carter. Diane Castelvecchi, Frank Catterton, Gary Chalkley, Charlene Cheatham, Joseph Clark, Gloria Clark, Pat Denike, Suzanne Dilley, Raymond Donner, Betty Dudley, Tommy Duke, Linda Dunn, Judy Dunn, Mary Susan Durham, Joy Durham, Mike Durrett, Dudley East, Paulette Ellsworth, Eli Ellett, Judy Ellis, Duane Eubank, Mifflin Evans, Linda Faris, Kathleen Faunce, Barbara Faust, Brenda Latuche, Marene Fleet, William Flowers, Cheryl Fones, Norman Foster, Wayne FRESHMEN Cliborne, Carolyn Cliborne, Jimmy Clayton, Frank Coates, Charles Coghill, Patricia Cole, David Cole, Nancy Coleman, Judy Collins, Nelson Colonies, Karon Condrey, Helen Cook, Robert Copperidge, Ervin Cortopassi, Mary Ilene Cowardin, Bernie Cox, Ronnie Craddock, Pat Creery, Jeanette Crostic, Joan Crowder, Philip Dameron, Patricia Daprato, Maxine Daugherty, Cynda Day, Danny FRESHMEN Gathje, Shirley George, Marion Glaze, Diane Glazebrook, Dana Glazebrook, John Glenn, Alvin Glidwell, Jean Goode, Charles Goode, Maureen Goodwin, Linda Gordan, Billy Gormours, Nancy Gravitt, John Green, Jo Ann Grubbs, Sandra Guy, Mark Hafling, Wayne Haines, Gaynelle Hall, Phyllis Haller, Gregg Harding, Herbert Harlow, Dick Hawley, Rex Hebern, Ione Henderson, Ruby Henson, Nancy Hicks, John Hogan, Roberta Hogston, Shirley Holder, Jerry Hollins, Phyllis Houchens, Ann Gray Houseman, Andrew Houseman, Cary Howard, Tommy Hudson, Ann Hull, Margaret Huband, Lee Husband, George Irons, Brenda Jackson, Jacky Jackson, Linda Jarrell, Sue Jenkins, Joe Jennings, James Johnson, Caroline Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Wayne FRESHMEN Johnston, Robert Jones, Bonnie Jones, Jill Jones, John F. Jones, Kip Jordan, Mary Lou Jordan, Tommy Joyner, Martha King, Roy Knighton, Brenda Krimm, Kenneth Lancaster, Anne Lane, Beverly Langlois, Clifford Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Joyce Lewis, Ronnie Lindsay, Jimmy Lorencki, Mickey Lovelace, Bobby Loving, Edith Lowe, Ferman Lowry, Ronald Madison, Cheryl Maiden, Emory Maker, Leroy Maness, Carole Mann, Roy Marks, Albert Marshall, Harriett Martin, Joan Martin, Joyce Martin, Mary Matthews, Lou Mauler, Tom Mayhew, Bobby McGhee, Wayne MecMillian, Faye McNeil, Judy Meadows, Harry Meadows, Norma Meads, Madge Miles, Calvin Miller, Sondra Mills, Alton Monk, Gwynn Morgan, Aubrey Morris, Ann 116 FRESHMEN Morris, Earl Musick, Toney Needham, William Newcomb, Betty Newcomb, Walter Noland, Blackford Nolting, Jimmy Nunnally, Michael Nunnally, Raleigh O’Neil, Michael O’Quinn, Bill O’Quinn, Pat Paddock, Robert Ryder, Fay Paret, Wayne Parham, Linda Parker, Dennis Parrish, Robert Patrick, Carolyn Patterson, Carolyn Pease, Jeanette Pegram, Nicky Pendergraft, Patricia Perkins, Thomas Pfeiffer, Kathy Phillips, Brenda Phillips, Roger Pierce, Louis Pippen, Anna Pollard, Alvin Pollard, Joe Pope, Kay Porter, Robin Powell, Virginia Proctor, Myra Putney, Steve Ragland, Barbara Rainwater, Pat Ramsey, Donna Ratcliffe, Jerry Regan, Shelby Reid, Dennis Renick, Bonnie Richardson, David Richardson, Emma Jean Roberts, Jimmie Robertson, Billie Robertson, Donna |. Smith, Tommy Snead, Judy Snead, Milton Snider, Clifton Spangler, Jerry Spease, Roy Stanley, Frederick Stansfield, Rosella Staley, Joanna Stewart, Sally Stokes, Wilfred Stratton, Marshall Sumner, Joyce Tanner, David Tate, Tommy Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Judy Taylor, Teresa Taylor, Vernon Thomas, Betty Thomas, Billy Thomas, Ewell Thomas, Johnny Thomason, Mary 118 FRESHMEN Rose, Bill Rowe, Linwood Royall, Mary Ann Ruble, Shirley Ryman, Betty Sadler, Johnny Sappenfield, Ann Snoddy, Henry Saunders, Richard Schilling, James Schnitzer, Paul Schutrumpf, Sue Schutte, Dorthy Seamens, Richard Seay, Barbara Shackelford, Frank Siegfried, Barbara Smith, Annie Smith, Bobby Smith, Carol Smith, Carolyn Smith, Jackie Smith, Janet Ann Smith, Jimmy My FRESHMEN Thompson, Donna Thorp, Pamela Threlkeld, Tommy Tomlinson, Maurice Totty, Nancy Towers, Freddie Trammell, Carolyn Ticker, Linda Turner, Jack Tymosko, Nancy Vaden, Sandra Vass, Kenneth Vaughan, Frankie Vest, Shirley Wallace, Jimmy Ward, Brenda Warriner, Shirley Watson, Donna Weimer, Candace Welton, Jean Wharton, Bob Wheat, Sally Whitworth, Billy Wilkinson, Jeanette Williams, Anne Williams, Ear] Wilson, Jeanette Windle, Ted Woodfin, Barbara Woodfin, Frank Wright, Tressa Wright, Nancy Wright, Phyllis Wright, Walter Woodcock, Shirley Yancey, Bob Yoss, Sandra 119 Freshmen, meet Oh, for that good ole late shift again! Jeanette Pease learns that fun and work go hand in hand in girls’ sperts. Freshmen have basketball team for the first time. Roger Phillips finds that high schoo] means study! anchester Freshmen attend their first pep rally with Sophomores. Polly East and Cynda Daugherty learn that Freshmen have to make a quick change for gym. Ewell Thomas and Earl Williams remember when they changed classes under one roof at Old Broad Rock. 121 AM: Ss Members of the class: Nadrey Carter, Jerry Lee Morton, Larry Swann, and David Whitt. SOPHOMORES Accashion, Jamie Allison, Jack Almond, Betty Aman, Cyrus Amason, Bonnie Anderson, Eddie Andrews, Mike Appelman, Bobby Armstrong, Bruce Armstrong, Glenn Ashworth, Pat Autry, Kenneth Ballenger, Davina Bangle, Brenda Bankert, Rita Barbour, Judi Barton, Clarence Barton, Jo Ann Bass, David Bass, Roy Baugh, Bobby Baxter, Robert Beale, Brenda Beeler, Peggy Beish, David Berger, Billy Berger, John Best, Nancy Bierowski, Judy Billups, Sandra Bollinger, James Boyd, Jean Boyer, John Bowe, Edward Bowen, Jerry Bowles, Lou Bowman, Carol Bowman, Marie Bradshaw, Elizabeth Breeden, Fred SOPHOMORES Brewster, Ronald Browder, Otis Brown, Sheila Browning, Billy Bryant, Guy Buck, Billy Buffin, Bill Burnett, Betty Burnside, Joyce Burr, Teddy Burroughs, Sherry Burton, Janis Butler, Carolyn Butler, Johnny Byrd, Judy Campbell, James Cannon, Charles Carter, Audrey Carter, Brenda Cashion, Joyce Cashion, Mary Laine Cassada, Billy Bultje, Ronald Cavendish, Betty Cecil, Billy Childress, Aubrey Clark, Joe Clarke, Nancy Clarke, Walter Clayton, Robert Clodfelter, Charles Coffman, Bobbie Jean Cole, Carrington Cole, Lawrence Cole, Peter Colyer, Barbara Cook, Carolyn Cook, Tommy Condrey, Beverly Connelly, David SOPHOMORES Conner, Danny Cosby, Kitty Cottrell, David Cox, Carol Crowder, Ray Culp, Eddie Cumba, Herbert Davis, Bill Davis, Christine Davis, Jimmy Davis, Johnny Davis, Linda Denike, Chick de Temple, Lothar Dietsch, Sharon Dixon, Faye Dowd, Mary Ann Drudge, Audrey Dudley, Beth Dunkum, Tgay Durrer, Carol Dyer, Frances Eagles, Judy Ebert, David Ely, George Eubank, Virginia Fallen, Kenneth Faris, Billy Farmer, Eleanor Farmer, Eugene Farmer, Johnny Farmer, Kent Florey, Linda Fridley, Billy Fuller, Claudia Fuqua, Judy Garrett, Dick Gay, Marie Gill, Shirley Glidewell, Howard Hollister, Lawrence Holt, Billy Horton, Jimmy Huband, Earl Hudson, Mary Ann Hunt, Butch Jasper, Judy Jenkins, Carolyn Jenkins, Jimmy Jennings, Carol Jennings, Earl Johns, Pat Johnson, Pat Johnson, Ronnie Jones, Faye Jones, Franklin Jones, Kenneth Kagels, Tommy Kidd, Jerry King, Kenneth SOPHOMORES Goodman, Walter Goodwyn, Ann Grady, Becky Grant, Jesse Grammar, Rusty Grossman, Richard Hale, James Hall, Barbara Hamrick, Tommy Harris, Joe Haynes, Sylvia Henshaw, Carole Henshaw, Michelle Herrick, Delha Hines, Nancy Hogan, Dickie Hogan, Ernest Hagan, Mary Lois Hogston, Frankie Hollingsworth, Marie SOPHOMORES Koch, Steve Leber, Mary Griffith, Linda Lester, Sidney Lent, Barbara LePrell, Sandra Lewis, Barbara Linkenhoger, JoAnn Lipford, Marie Lipscomb, Bonnie Locke, Nancy Lockett, Arden Long, David MacNeil, Marilyn Mahoney, Leonard Maness, Gail Manning, Ronald Marshpund, Lyn Martin, Nancy Martin, Wayne Martin, Paul Maxwell, Dennis Mays, Jimmy May, Joyce Mays, Randy McDaniel, Irene McGann, Elaine McGinnis, Tim McKinley, David McMillian, Linda Martin, Michael Meador, Brenda Meredith, Diane Michaels, Allen Mittelstadter, Walter Moore, Dianne Moore, David Morris, Arnie Morris, Frankie Morrison, Martha 127 SOPHOMORES Morton, Jerry Lee Mullen, Dan Neal, Sylvia Neely, Nanette Newkirk, Brenda Nolting, Ricky Norman, Jeanette Norwood, Edward Nuckols, Carol Nunnally, Barbara Nunnally, Faye O’Berry, Carol Oliver, Bruce Orcutt, Bonnie Osterbind, Judy Overby, Faye Parham, Charles Park, Patsy Patty, Darrell Payne, Ralph Pearman, Robyn Pemberton, Arthur Pemberton, Otey Petrea, Ellen Phaup, Ray Piedmont, Eddie Poynter, Billy Poh, Kay Proffit, Billy Pulley, Wenona Ragland, Eugene Ramseur, Mary Reams, Gail Reynolds, Tommy Richardson, David Roberts, Lyn Roberts, Wayne Roesser, Pat Roesser, Leo Rosenberger, Carol SOPHOMORES Samuel, Judy Sanderson, Hannah Saunders, Donald Scheitlin, Carol Schmitt, John Schutte, Jerry Scroggs, Pat Seay, Ann Seay, Beverley Seay, Jackie Seward, Dan Sharpe, Ruth Shelton, Leonard Shipman, Douglas Skinner, Douglas Smith, Carol Smith, Dean Smith, Frederick Smith, Judy Smith, Raymond a South, Buddy Spangler, Chippy Squire, Carolyn Stanley, Billy Starke, Shirley Stells, Jimmy Stewart, Ann Stone, Sharon Strange, Carolyn Strader, Brenda Stretmater, Bob Swann, Larry Taylor, Carol Terry, Billy Thacker, Ronnie Thomas, Jimmy Tignor, Pam Tomes, Edward Torbett, Craig Trevillian, Willie SOPHOMORES Trexler, Donn Turlington, Jerry Turnage, Faye Van Cleef, Stephen Vaden, Peggy Walker, Robert Wallace, Alden Wallace, Larry Warriner, Betsy Wash, Sandra Washe, Clare Watkins, Marilyn Weaver, Ruth Ann Wells, Mildred Wenger, Marlene West, Janet Westerhouse, Dean Wheless, Lee White, Richard Whitby, David Whitt, Billy Whitt, David Whitt, Jean Whitt, Mary Wilkins, Danny Williams, Gay Wilson, Pat Winn, Spencer Wood, Joan Wood, Joan Woodcock, Joan Woodcock, Stuart Woodfin, Carol Wooldridge, Julia Wright, Judy Yancey, Burch Yancey, Warren Yeatts, Pat Yonce, David Freshmen meet Manchester Sophomores learn about the circulatory system in Mrs. Coalter’s biology class. “Look, Freshman, you do like I say—I’m a Sopho- more!” Randy Mays gives orders to Ronald Lowry. Mrs. Markwith helps Dickie Hogan make out his schedule for the next two years. QL as i Ow 4 me 2 aS aa CK ee 3 as CA Se Se 5 °C =) Bobby Neal, President Marlene Cosby, Secretary Freddy Kain, Vice-President FUNIORS Accashion, Billy Adams, Lawrence Adkins, Jane Allison, Judy Anderson, Felix Anderson, Sally Andrews, Patsy Appelman, Ann Ashman, Dickie Atkinson, Harry Averette, Joyce Bagby, David Bailey, Murle Bales, Carole Bales, Susan Barden, John Barnes, Gary Barnett, Jean Barrow, Linda Bartlett, Charles Bartlett, Wayne Bass, Shirley Belcher, Brenda Benson, Jim Beverley, Gay Blain, David Blake, Joyce Blankenship, Janice Bollinger, Stuart Bowman, Doug FUNIORS Sally Anderson is skeptical as she experiences her first try in chemistry, while ’Fesser Williams and Vernon White are among those hoping for the best. Bowman, Maxine Boyd, Bonnie Boyd, George Boykin, Richard Bradley, Patsy Brame, Emily Braswell, Pat Brewer, Dallas Bridgman, Robert Briel, Ann Brigman, Billy Brittain, Thurman Brinckerhoff, Bonnie Brinkley, Bobby Brooks, Caroline 134 FUNIORS Broughton, Tommy Brown, Billy Brown, Danny Brown, Sandra Bryant, Barbara Burkhalter, Jimmy Burnett, Betty Jo Burtchett, Frances Butler, Faye Caples, H. B. Carr, Ernest Carroll, Pat Carter, Linda Cavenaugh, Ray Chalkley, Clyde Charles, Peggy Charles, Robert Chase, Ronnie Childress, Diana Childress, Willard Chong, Tommy Clapp, Sylvia Clarke, Carolyn Clayton, Brenda Cleveland, Charlotte Cole, Jerry Coleman, Judith Condrey, Jerry Connelly, Wiley Conner, Barbara 135 FUNIORS Cook, Linwood Cosby, Marlene Cox, Linda Creery, Beverly Crews, Charles Crostic, Joan Crouch, Jeanette Crump, Janice Cumbea, Laraine Curtis, Patsy Davies, Shirley Davis, Barbara Davis, Virginia Deaderick, Robert Deaver, Jimmy Deaver, Ruby Dodd, Wayne Donathan, Ann Donovan, Patsy Doss, Fay Doss, Patsy Douglass, Gale Dunavant, Charles Dyer, Eddie Earl, Bobby Edmonds, Billy Edwards, Linda Eggleston, Bruce Enroughty, Peggy Evans, Joan FUNIORS Ferguson, Sandra Fields, Patsy Fitch, Frances Ford, Chris Fortune, Theresa Forsythe, Gibson Fournier, Tommy Fouts, Carol Ann Francis, Lewis Fridley, Dale Garner, Fielding Gibson, Hugh Gilliam, Carole Gilliam, Laurele Goins, Shirley “Look what I found!” exclaims Sam Lacks during Latin III class, as firs. Maggie Payne admires his discovery. JUNIORS | Don Richardson finds an easy way out! Goode, Howard Gordon, Michael Grady, Linda Green, Gwen Green, Mason Grossman, Mary Ann Guill, Marleen Guill, Ray Guy, Harold Hall, Jimmy Hamlett, Phyllis Hansen, Ray Harmon, Billy Harrison, Penny Hawks, William 138 FUNIORS Hicks, Walter High, Howard Holt, Donna Honaker, Ronald Horner, Sandra Howell, Diane Huffman, Roger Hurst, Cecelia Irby, Ferman Jenkins, Berkley Je nkins, Richard Johnson, Faye Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Shirley Jones, Barbara Jones, Beverly Jones, Dorothy Jones, Fannie Jones, Linda Jones, Marilyn Jones, Mary Ann Jordan, Brenda Lee Jordan, Medora Jordan, Melvin Jordan, Brenda Faye Kahl, Billy Kain, Freddy Keller, Mickey Kelley, Judy Kibbey, Bill 139 JUNIORS 140 King, Jack King, Linnie Kinker, Alice Kittle, Loye Lacks, Sam Lacy, Pat Lafoon, Judy Lafoon, Ruby Lent, Eleanor Liker, Danny Lindsay, Priscilla Llewellyn, Gay Lloyd, Rusty Long, Diane Longest, John Lowman, Elizabeth Lowman, Faye Lowry, Phyllis Mabe, Thomas Marable, Frances Marsh, Connie Martin, Bonnie Sue Martin, Travis Mathie, Marion Matthews, Waverley Maxey, Barbara McCaffery, Pete McGhee, Rose McKenney, Jackie McLamb, Garland FUNIORS “C’est aujourd’hui vendredi— is that the word for Friday?” wonders Mademoiselle Smigo. Meadows, Nancy Meredith, Charles Messersmith, Johnny Minter, Dale Mitchell, Kay Mooney, Sandra Moore, Cora Moore, Robert Morgan, Nancy Morris, Steve Morton, Norma Mottley, Nancy Neal, Bobby Nuckoles, Bobby Nunnally, Diane 141 Mathematics makes FUNIORS even the smartest students think. 142 Nunnally, Jo O’Hern, Anne O’Neil, Steve Padgett, James Paulett, Allen Payne, Pat Payne, Wayne Pease, Lola Pemberton, Ted Phelps, Peggy Plunkett, Buddy Poh, Pat Poynter, Wayne Price, Barbara Putney, Julia FUNIORS Ragland, Barbara Rakes, William Ranson, Bill Rawls, Glenn Reams, Doris Reams, Jimmy Reams, Shirley Reynolds, Janice Richardson, Barbara Richardson, Don Rickard, Billy Richman, Carolyn Rideout, Paul Roberts, Dean Roberts, Linda Robertson, Jim Ruffin, Wayne Russ, Allen Ryan, Joan Samuel, Barbara Samuel, Gayle Sappenfield, Gary Saunders, Richard Savedge, David Schroeder, Arleen Schroeder, Eileen Scott, Eddie Seaton, Chris Sellars, Patty Shearin, George 143 FUNIORS Shelton, Shirley Sheppard, Gayle Shumake, Brenda Shumate, Ronnie Skalsky, Joe Slagle, Carol Smigo, Patsy Smith, Roland Southers, Gertie Spain, Wesley Spicer, Marie Stigall, Gail Stone, Angela Strong, Brenda Sumner, Jean Sutton, Harvey Sykes, Wayne Talley, Donna Talley, Judy Talley, Richard Tarves, Sandra Thames, Joyce Thomas, Andy Thomas, Ronnie Thompson, Alan Thompson, Barbara Tinsley, Gloria Totty, Graham Travis, Yvonne Traylor, Carol Truman, Janet Tyler, Ray Vaughan, Connie Wade, Benny Wally, Nancy Walton, Carolyn Warren, Barbara Watkins, Jimmy Webb, Jon Wells, Patsy West, Gwen White, Lynette White, Vernon Whitt, Nelson Wilkes, Douglas FUNIORS At last .. . our rings! FUNIORS Wilkins, Jeffery Williams, Carol Williams, Elizabeth Williams, Gary Wilson, Judy Wingo, Barbara Witmer, Patsy Wood, Patsy Woodard, Bobbie Woodcock, David Journalism students learn to count heads. 146 Woodcock, Melvin Woodruff, Dick Wright, Doris Wyman, Janet Yates, Janet Yeatts, Linda Yonce, Keith Yonce, Tommy York, Drema Zehmer, Ronald JUNIORS Something’s wrong, Mr. McKenney; your history III class is too attentive. 147 These are the top six Junior Class Marshals are Connie Marsh, Elizabeth Lowman, Barbara Bryant, Brenda Jordan, Lynette White, and Barbara Samuel. Each year, six girls are chosen from the Junior class to usher at graduation and to participate in all Senior activities. These girls are selected on the basis of their grades, the top six. Barbara Bryant and Barbara Samuel tied for first place with a 97.5 average. Next, with a 97.2 average was Connie Marsh. Causing yet another tie were Elizabeth Lowman and Brenda Faye Jordan, each with a 97 average. Lynette White filled the number six spot with a 96.6 average. Mrs. Polly Holland, Sponsor. 148 hei LEE: Fe aa id Pr inia S ion, rg Jerry Chandler, Senror Crass OF Carol Woodfin, Mary V John Dodson, Willie Cash cy SENIORS ig Norman Elton Adams, Jr. Norman Barbara Dale Almond Barbara Philip Wayne Andrews Wayne Sandra Dell Armstrong Sandra Doris Carole Ashman Doris James Norborne Atkins 150 Jimmy SENIORS 60 Shirley Lea Barden Shirley Betty Jean Barden Betty Carolyne Louise Bankert Carolyne A Frances Marie Beale Frances Joan Evelyn Baugh Joan Linda Gayle Bartlam Linda 151 SENIORS 19 David Langford Billings Dave Judith Paige Blain Judy James Hardy Boswell, Jr. James Ronald Bradley Boyd Ronnie Thomas Edward Bradham Tommy James Fletcher Brandon, III 152 Jimmy SENIORS 60 Linda Marie Burnett Linda Kincey Green Burdett Kay Betty Joanne Bultje Joanne John Edward Byer, Jr. Billy Sharon Sue Burton Sharon Selma Elaine Burroughs Elaine 153 SENIORS 1g William Larry Byrd Larry Randolph Byrd, Jr. Randy Patricia Mae Caples Pat Margaret Anne Carter Margaret Roberta Gaile Cary Roberta William Paige Cashion 154 Willie SENIORS 60 Dorothy Elizabeth Charles Dorothy William Edgar Chapman Bill Jerry Franklin Chandler Jerry Barbara Caroline Clark Barbara Gayle Page Childress Gayle Ann Montgomery Cherry Ann 155 SENIORS Le Mary Jeanette Clarke Jeanette Ray Wilson Clarke, III Ray | Alma Lynne Clary Lynne Donald Vance Claud Don Ted Talmadge Claybrook Ted Patricia Power Cliborne 156 Patsy SENIORS 60 ki William Edward Cook, Jr. Billy Karen Marie Cole Karen Joan Blaine Cole Joan Warren Howard Cook Dickie Patricia Lee Cook 3 Margery Earline Cook Earline 157 SENIORS 0) Louise Virginia Cooper Louise Louis Melvin Corbin Melvin Albert Arnold Cottom Arnold Juanita Marion Cosby Mickey SNA Betty Gayle Covington Betty John Wayne Creasy 158 Johnny SENIORS 60 Georgia Lee Crump Georgia Duane Isabel Crowder Duane Ruth Carolyn Crouch Ruth Andrew Martin Davis, II Martin Grady Bernice Daniel Grady Delores Dale Curtis Dale 159 SENIORS HBS) Creed Shelton Davis, Jr. Buddy William Frank Dickinson, Jr. Bill John Edward Dodson John Judith Marie Durham Judy 4 = oR, Robert Clifton Edmunds, Jr. Bobby Aurelia Gail Evans 160 Gail SENIORS 60 Trina Louise Ferrell Trina Calvin Harry Farmer Calvin Walter Garland Farley VW alter Judith Eileen Francis Judy Joyce Darlene Fowler Joyce Sally Beth Florey Sally 161 SENIORS Lg William Th omas Garnett, Jr. Billy David Seay Garst David Charles Leonard Gary, Jr. Tinker Judith Ann Gay Judy Shirley Ann George Shirley Claudette Goldberg 162 Claudette SENIORS 60 4 J 7 y Jane Ellen Grimes Jane Charles Elizabeth Gravitt Charlie Bobby Allen Gordon Bobby James Lewis Hamrick, III Jimmie Patricia O’Bannon Hagood Patty Theodore Severland Griner, Jr. Ted 163 SENIORS 19 4 Samuel Ford Harahan Sam Sandra Christine Harding Sandy Toni Michele Hargrave Toni Douglas Byron Harrell Doug Cynthia Elaine Harris Cynthia Brenda Faye Heath 164 Brenda SENIORS 60 Peggy Jean Hockett Pegsy Patricia Louise Hinton Pattie Lou Dolores Virginia Heath Dolores Phyllis Joanne Holland Phyllis Betty Lou Hogan Betty Lou Rita Faye Hodge Rita Faye 165 SENIORS 19 Martha Lynn Houseman Lynn Myrna Jean Howells Myrna Carol Madelene Hoyle Carol Rebecca Grace Hoyle Becky Darrell Mason Hubbard Darrell Jean Page Huff 166 Jean SENIORS 60 Alice Elizabeth Jenkins Alice Edward Leslie Hurt Eddie Katheryn Carlyle Hull Kathy Patricia Anne Johnson Pat Edward Kirkman Johnston Kirk Dover Jefferson Johnston, III Dover 167 SENIORS ie Sylvia Irene Kester Sylvia Darr Keith King Butch Jean Carol Lafoon Jean Aubrey Roger Lane Roger Marvine Lola Lanier Marvine Christine Lizzie Pearl] Lawrence 168 Lizzie SENIORS 60 aE Bs Russell Otis Leonard Russell Anna Mae Leighty Anna Mae Lorine Isabel Leber Lorine Diana Marie Lipscomb Diana Betty Carole Leviner Betty Sophia Pappas Letts Sophie 169 SENIORS 19 Betty Jean Lloyd Beejay James Albert Lockett Buddy James LaRoque Loving Jimmy Charles Edward Lundin, Jr. Charles Woodrow Wilson Mabe, Jr. W oody Virginia Carter MacNeil 170 Virginia SENIORS Douglas Cecil Maxey Doug Tillie Marie Martin Tillie Carol Lee Mann Carol Barbara Mae Messer Barbara Warren Lee Meredith Warren Shirley Ann McCall Shirley 171 SENIORS 19 Christine Myrdell Miles Chris Danise Yvonne Miller Danise Katherine Louise Miller Kathy Clinton Morris Minetree Clinton Virginia Louise Minter Louise Donald Jay Moore 172 Don SENIORS 60 Ursula Othelia Myers Ursula Mary Louise Moschler Mary Lou John Thomas Moore John David Myer Newkirk David Marsha Gayle Nelson Marsha Judith Ann Napotnik Judy 173 SENIORS 19 Charles Edward Nunnally Butch Evalene Victoria Nunnally Evalene Betty Margaret Oakley Betty David Stanley Orcutt Dave Joseph Edwin Orcutt Joe Jacquelyn Elaine Parsons 174 Jackie SENIORS 60 Arthur Ronald Pemberton Arthur Margaret Regina Payne Regina Nancy Carolyn Payne Nancy Thomas Pritchard Pettigrew, Jr. Tommy Rebekah Elizabeth Petrea Becky Jo Ann Pemberton Jo Ann 175 SENIORS ie David Benjamin Phillips David Ruth Ann Phillips Ruth Ann Robert Stephen Piedmont Robert Barbara Irene Powell Barbara Charlotte Ann Pringle Charlotte Evelyn May Pruden 176 Evelyn SENIORS Janet Marie Ramsey Janet David Theodore Ramseur David Edward Arnold Pulley Ed = SK Winfred Schaeffer Renner Schaeffer Diane Mitchell Reams Diane Janice Anita Ranson Janice 177 SENIORS ite) Elizabeth Lanyon Reynolds Bettie Judith Gay Reynolds Judy Linda Lewan Rippey Lewan Dorothy Mae Robbins Dot Barbara Ann Roberts Barbara Constance Lee Robertson 178 Connie SENIORS 60 Thomas James Sadler, Jr. Tommy Frances Ann Rush Frances Patricia Lee Rose Patsy Linda Dolores Saunders Linda George Adolphus Saunders, Jr. George Caroline Bell Sanderson Caroline 179 SENIORS 19 Nancy Lee Schilling Nancy Lawrence Wesley Schroeder Larry Kenneth Ray Seal Kenneth Shirley Ann Seay Shirley James Milton Shackelford, Jr. Milton Sandra Alyce Shaw 180 Sandra SE NIORS 60 Brenda Lee Sims Brenda Lee Montague Shrader Lee Joyce Ruth Shearin Joyce Betty Joan Smith Betty Joan Audrey Faye Smith Audrey Jerille Jean Skinner Jean 181 Mary Virginia Smith Mary Virginia Patricia Ann Stinson Pat George Tilman Stainback Sonny Willis Wayne Stuart Wayne 182 Sandra Lee Stallings Sandra Jacqueline Ann Taylor Jackie 1g SENIORS 60 Faye Smith Toone Faye Frederick Lee Toney Freddy Venita Gay Taylor Gay Jean Marie Villemagne Jean Joan Marie Tunstall Joanie Jane Carlisle Totty Jane 183 SENIORS Patricia Anne Vinson Pat Joel Woodson Walton, Jr. Billy | Dolores Carol Watkins Dolores Audrey Christine Webber Chris Virginia Lee Wilkins Virginia Arthur Marvin Williams 184 Arthur SENIORS 60 David Merit Woodfin David Carol Gay Woodfin Carol Lynn Thomas Woodcock Lynn Doris Fay Wooldridge Doris Eleanor Elizabeth Wooldridge Betty Markham Gibbs Woody Markham 185 SENIORS 19 Madelyn Earle Williams Madelyn Martha Frances Williams Martha Charles Paul Williamson Charles Freeman Madison Wilson, Jr. Freeman Robert Parker Withrow Robert Barbara Elaine Woodcock 186 Barbara SENIORS 60 James Seth Young Jimmy Leslie Jane Yonce Leslie Janet Melinda Wright Janet Ernest James Southers Ernie Donna Maria Zullig Zulley Bird Robert Irwin Young Robert 187 SENIORS 1960 Walter Purnell Goode W alter Emil Carl Stargardt Carl Bootsie Tibbs Whitt Bootsie Mr. Robert Markham Sponsor 188 In Memory of Jimmy Baugh January 12, 1941—September 3, 1958 “He. whom the gods love, dies young.” Menander Senior Directory NORMAN ADAMS 804. Swanson Road S.C.A. Council 5—J.V. Football 3—Track 2, 3—Hi-Y 3, 4, 5—F. B. L. A. 5—Senior Play Cast 5. BARBARA ALMOND 10 Woodstock Road F.B.L.A. 3. WAYNE ANDREWS 1004 Newell Road Transferred from John Marshall 4—Hi-Y 5—Prom Com- mittee 4. SANDRA ARMSTRONG 1912 Snead Road Y-Teens 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—F.H.A. 3. DORIS ASHMAN 340 D Whitehead Avenue F.H.A. 2, 5—Magazine Campaign Representative 5—Junior Red Cross Council 2—F.B.L.A. 3—Junior Play Committee 4. JIMMY ATKINS 1105 Belt Boulevard S.C.A. Council 4, Vice-President 4—J.V. Football 1, 2— Varsity Football 3, 4, 5—Varsity Basketball 3—J.V. Basket- ball 2—Track 3—Hi-Y 3, 4, 5—Junior Play Cast 4. CAROLYNE BANKERT 6507 Hull Street Road National Honor Society 4, 5—F.H.A. 2—Magazine Cam- paign Representative 3, 4—F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5—Miss Ideal Secretary 4—Virginia State Reporter 5—Junior Play Com- mittee Chairman 4—Senior Dance Committee 5. BETTY JEAN BARDEN Route 11, Wake Avenue F.H.A. 2. SHIRLEY BARDEN 814 E. 58th Street Varsity Hockey 5—J.V. Hockey 4— Varsity Basketball 5— J.V. Basketball 4—Varsity Club 5—F.H.A. 2, 3, 5—Junior Play Committee 4—Pep Club 2—F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5. LINDA BARTLAM Route 11, Bywood Lane S.C.A. Representative 4—Communique Staff 4—Art Editor 5—Y-Teens 3, 4, 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Fine Arts League 5— F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Com- mittee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. JOAN BAUGH 6700 Clearfield Street National Honor Society 5—National Junior Honor Society 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 5—Junior Play Committee Chairman 4—Senior Dance Committee Chairman 5—Junior Class Marshal 4. FRANCES BEALE 4, Rosemont Road Communique Staff Reporter 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Latin Club 3, 4—Safety Patrol 1—Prom Committee 4. DAVID BILLINGS 8637 Cherokee Road Magazine Campaign Representative 3—Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, 5. JUDY BLAIN 3803 Columbus Avenue Jr. Y-Teens 2—F.H.A. 2, 3—Lance Singers 5—Prom Com- mittee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. JAMES BOSWELL 6124 Powell Road Safety Patrol 1, 2—Library Club 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 4. RONNIE BOYD 6309 Dorsett Road Varsity Baseball 4—A Cappella Choir 5. 190 TOMMY BRADHAM Ruthers Road Prom Committee 4—Band 1, 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 5—Junior Red Cross 5. JIMMY BRANDON 10 Westover Gardens J.V. Football 1, 2, 3—Varsity Football 5—Safety Patrol 1, 2—Senior Play Committee 5. JOANNE BULTJE Route 1, Box 54 KAY BURDETT 5601 Leicester Road National Honor Society 4, 5—National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3—Quill and Scroll 4, President 5—Communique Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 4, 5—Magazine Campaign Repre- sentative 2—Y-Teens 4, 5—Latin Club 3, 5—Spanish Club 4, 5—Junior Play Committee 4. LINDA BURNETT 6908 Huth Road Memoir Staff 4, Business Manager 5—Band Lancerettes 3, 4, Captain 5—F.H.A. 2, 3, 4-Jr. Y-Teens 2—Y-Teens 4, 5—Jr. Red Cross Representative 5—F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 5—S.I.P.A. Delegate 4—Junior Play Committee 4. ELAINE BURROUGHS Route 11, Bywood Lane eA. 2 Bi ab SSI BIL AN. 4 Sh SHARON BURTON 4405 Hopkins Road Transferred from Pulaski High School, 4—F.H.A. 5. BILL BYER 139 Warwick Road Varsity Band 1, 2. LARRY BYRD Route 11, Box 248 Hi-Y 4, 5. RANDY BYRD 5211 Keswick Lane PAT CAPLES 3001 Hillcrest Lane F.H.A. 1, 2—F.B.L.A. 2—Fine Arts League 5. MARGARET CARTER 23 Tennyson Avenue S.C.A. Representative 2—Varsity Softball 3—Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5—F.T.A. 5—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. ROBERTA CARY 3913 Columbus Avenue Senior Play Committee 5. WILLIE CASHION Route 8, Box 525 S.C.A. Representative 1, 5, Chaplain 4—National Honor Society 4, Chaplain 5—National Junior Honor Society 2, Vice-President 3—Honor Council 3, Chairman 5—Varsity Football 4, 5—J.V. Football 1, 3—Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4, President 5—A Cappella Choir 5—Class President 2, 5— Class Vice-President 1. JERRY CHANDLER 1600 Chesterfield Drive Varsity Football 3, 4, 5—J.V. Football 1, 2—J.V. Basket- ball 2, 3—Hi-Y 4, 5—Monogram Club 4, President 5— Junior Play Cast 4—Class Treasurer 5. BILL CHAPMAN 7758 Yarmouth Drive Transferred from Douglas Freeman 5. ANN CHERRY Darnley Drive Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 5. GAYLE CHILDRESS 2017 Sheffield Road S.C.A. Representative 3, 4, Secretary 5—Varsity Cheer- leader 4, 5—J.V. Cheerleader 3—Y-Teens 4, 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, 5—Pep Club 5—Junior Play Cast 4— Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5—Junior Red Cross Council 3—Homecoming Queen 5—Homecoming Princess 3. BARBARA CLARK 816 East 56th Street Transferred from John Marshall 5—Spanish Club 5— F.B.L.A. 5. JEANETTE CLARKE 7451 Comanche Drive Fine Arts League 4—Safety Patrol 1—Majorette 2, Head Majorette 3, 4, 5—A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, 5—Operetta 2, 3, 4, 5—F.B.L.A. 4, 5—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Executive Council 5. RAY CLARKE 2016 Stratford Road National Junior Honor Society 2, 3—Senior Play Cast 5. LYNNE CLARY 8636 Trevillian Road Latin Club 3, 4, 5—F.B.L.A. 5—Senior Play Committee 5. DONALD CLAUD Route 1, Box 32 B Track Manager 4Senior Play Committee 5. TED CLAYBROOK Hi-Oaks Road J.V. Football 3—Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4-Senior Play Cast 5. PATSY CLIBORNE R.F.D. 8, Box 536 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5. JOAN COLE 6097 Hull Street Road S.C.A. Representative 5—Communique Staff Reporter 4— Jr. Y-Teens Treasurer 2—Safety Patrol 1, 2—F.H.A. 2, Songleader 3—Band Lancerettes 3, 4, 5—Lance Singers 2, 3, 5—Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3—Prom Committee 4. KAREN COLE 902 East 58th Street S.C.A. Representative 4—National Honor Society 4, 5— National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Spanish Club 4, President 5—Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3—F.H.A. 2, Treasurer 3—F.T.A. 4, 5—Lance Singers 2, Librarian 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, President 5—Operetta 4, 5—Maga- zine Representat ive 4, 5—Junior Play Committee Chair- man 4 DICKIE COOK 2025 Cook’s Road Track 2, 3—Monogram Club 3, 4, 5. EARLINE COOK Box 120 A, Hull Street Road S.C.A. Representative 2—Y-Teens 5—Latin Club 2, 3— Fine Arts League 4, 5—Junior Red Cross Representative 5—F.B.L.A. 5—Prompter Jr. Play 4. PAT COOK Box 236 A, Route 11 Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 2—A Cappella Choir 5— Lance Singers 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 4—Prom Committee 4. LOUISE COOPER 6110 Kaki Drive Transferred from Highland Springs 4—A Cappella Choir 5—Lance Singers 4—Operetta 4, 5—F.B.L.A. 4, 5. MELVIN CORBIN Moseley ARNOLD COTTOM 1928 Bradley Lane Quill and Scroll 5—Communique Staff 4, Editoral Page Editor 5—Latin Club 3, 4—Safety Patrol 2—A Cappella Choir 5—Forensics 4—Magazine Campaign, Certificate of Merit 3—Dramatics 4, 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Cast 4, Set Committee 4. 191 BETTY COVINGTON 6402 Olive Avenue Varsity Baseball 4, 5—Varsity Basketball 4, 5—J.V. Basket- ball 2, 3—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Varsity Club 4, 5—F.H.A. 2. JOHN CREASY 2314 Short Warwick Road National Junior Honor Society 3—Quill and Scroll 5— Communique Staff 5—Latin Club 2, 3, 4—F.T.A. 4, 5— Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5—A Cappella Choir 5—Dramatics 4, 5—Junior Play Cast 4—Senior Play Cast 5. RUTH CROUCH Route 11, Turner Road Jr. Y-Teens 2—Lance Singers 2, 3, 4, 5—Operetta 3, 4, 5— All-State Chorus 3, 4. DUANE CROWDER 5720 Jahnke Road National Junior Honor Society 2, 3—Y-Teens 1—Latin Club 2, 3—Spanish Club 4, 5—Pep Club 1—Majorettes 4, 5— Lance Singers 2, Secretary 3—Magazine Representative 3 —Library 2, 3—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Prompter 4—Latin Tournament 3—Spanish Tournament 4—Home- coming Princess 4. GEORGIA CRUMP Moseley Y-Teens 4, 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Latin Club 3—Spanish Club 4, 5—Fine Arts League 4, 5—F.H.A. 3—F.B.L.A. 4, 5— Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Prompter 5. DALE CURTIS 114 Queen Ann Drive E.H.AS 2: GRADY DANIELS 2024 Cook’s Road Varsity Baseball 3, 4, 5—Monogram Club Secretary 4, Reporter 5. MARTIN DAVIS Route 8, Box 405 A BUDDY DAVIS 5810 Forest Hill Avenue Transferred from Benedictine 2—S.C.A. Representative 4— Varsity Football 4, 5—J.V. Football 2, 3—Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4— -Hi-Y 4, 5—Spanish Club 4. JOHN DODSON 14 Tennyson Avenue National Honor Society 5—National Junior Honor Society 2, 3—Varsity Baseball 3—Hi-Y 3, 4Spanish Club 3, 4— Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5—Class Vice-President 5. JUDY DURHAM 309 Lavell’s Road Varsity Basketball 4J.V. Basketball 3—F.H.A. 2, 3— Junior Red Cross Representative 4—F.B.L.A. 3, 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4. BOBBY EDMUNDS 18 Westover Gardens National Honor Society 5—National Junior Honor Society 3—J.V. Football 1, 2, 3—Golf 4, 5—Hi-Y 4, Secretary 5— Spanish Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 5—Safety Patro] 1— Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. GAIL EVANS 3908 Walmsley Blvd. National Junior Honor Society 3—Quill and Scroll 5— Communique Staff 4, Co-Sports Editor 5—Varsity Hockey Manager 3, 5—Varsity Club 3, Chaplain 4, 5—Safety Patrol 1—Lance Singers 2, 3, 4, 5—Operetta 4, 5—Forensics 3— Magazine Campaign 1—Junior Play Prompter 4. WALTER FARLEY aoute 9, Midlothian Pike TRINA FERRELL 1905 Cooper Road Transferred from Thomas Jefferson 4—Fine Arts League 4, 5—Magazine Campaign Team Captain 5, Representative 5—Jr. Red Cross 4—F.B.L.A. 5—Junior Play Committee Chairman 4—Senior Play Cast 5. SALLY FLOREY 908 Cliff Road HAS 2 somo. JOYCE FOWLER 6300 Chesco Road National Honor Society 4, Vice-President 5—National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3—Honor Council 5—Quill and Scroll 4, 5—Communique Staff 3, 4, 5—Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, 5— J.V. Cheerleader 2—Y-Teens 1, 2, 4—Safety Patrol] 1—Pep Club 2, 5—Lance Singers 2, 3—Operetta 3—Junior Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3—Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Cast 5. JUDY FRANCIS 2307 Pettus Road S.C.A. Representative 3, 5—National Honor Society 4, 5— National Jr. Honor Society 3—Quill and Scroll 4, Vice- President 5—Memoir Staff 4, Editor 5—Varsity Baseball 4—Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Co-Captain 5—J.V. Hockey 2— Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Varsity Club 3, Reporter 4, 5—F.T.A. 4, 5—Lance Singers 2, 3—Operetta 3—Magazine Campaign Representative 4-Representative All State Chorus 3—Senior Dance Committee 5—S.C.A. Committee 5—Representative S.I.P.A. 4-—Allied Hockey Team, 2nd Team 4, Ist Team 5. BILLY GARNETT 4243 Ironbridge Road J.V. Football 3—Hi-Y 4, Vice-President 5—Spanish Club 4, 5—Science Club 4—Junior Play Committee Chairman 4— Senior Play Committee Chairman 5—Delegate to Model General Assembly 4. TINKER GARY 4404 McGuire Park Circle Transferred from Highland Springs 3—Varsity Football 4, 5—J.V. Football 3—Monogram Club 5—Spanish Club 5. JUDY GAY 715 E. 57th Street F.H.A. 2, 3—Varsity Band 2, 3, 4-F.B.L.A. 5—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. SHIRLEY GEORGE 4 Queen Anne Drive F.H.A. 2, 3—Library 2, 3, 4, 5. CLAUDETTE GOLDBERG Communique Staff 4—Pep Club 5—Jr. Red Cross 5— F.B.L.A. 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Cast 4— Senior Play Committee Chairman 5—Minstrel Show 1. BOBBY GORDON 6707 Kimrod Road Varsity Baseball 3, 4—Magazine Campaign Representa- tive 1. ELIZABETH GRAVITT 903 E. 55th Street Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, 5—Y-Teens 4, 5—Jr. Y-Teens 3— Fine Arts League 2, 3, 4--Safety Patrol 1, Treasurer 2— F.H.A. 2, 3—Pep Club 5—A Cappella Choir 5—Operetta 5—Magazine Campaign Representative 3—Library Club 4, Treasurer 5—F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5—Junior Play Cast 4—Oper- etta Prompter 4—Senior Dance Committee 5. JANE GRIMES 2104 Short Warwick Road Jr. Y-Teens 2—F.H.A. 2, 3, 4F.B.L.A. 4, 5—Senior Play Committee 5. PATTY HAGOOD Route 2, Box 221 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4—Lance Singers 3, 4, 5—Prom Committee 4. JIMMIE HAMRICK Route 8, Box 550 S.C.A. Representative 5—National Honor Society 4, 5— National Jr. Honor Society 3—Honor Council 5—Varsity Football 4, 5—J.V. Football 2, 3—J.V. Basketball 3—Track 3, 4, 5—Hi-Y 4, Corresponding Secretary 5—Monogram Club 5—Spanish Club 4—Jr. Red Cross 4. SAM HARAHAN 103 Old Westham Road Track 3, 4, 5—Hi-Y 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Treasurer 5—Band 2, 3—Junior Play Cast 4—Senior Play Cast 5. 192 SANDRA HARDING 4003 Walmsley Blvd. ola llal, 74 ob TONI HARGRAVE 4803 Broad Rock Road Transferred from Thomas Jefferson 5—Senior Play Com- mittee 5. DOUGLAS HARRELL 2107 Windsor Road CYNTHIA HARRIS Route 11, Box 295 S.C.A. Representative 4—National Jr. Honor Society 3— Communique Staff 3—F.H.A. 2, 3—Operetta Usher 3—Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Committee Chairman 5, Promp- terios BRENDA HEATH 1101 Belt Blvd. S.C.A. Representative 1—National Honor Society 4, Secre- tary 5—National Jr. Honor Society 2, Reporter 3—Honor Council 5—Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 5—J.V. Cheerleader 2—Y-Teens 3, 4, 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Pep Club 2, 5—Magazine Campaign Representative 2, 3, Secretary 4 —Jr. Red Cross 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 4, Secretary 5—Prom Com- mittee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. DOLORES HEATH Route 2, Box 111 Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3—Band Lancerette 3, 4—Lance Singers 4—Operetta 4—F.B.L.A. 3. PATTIE LOU HINTON 5800 Riverside Drive Latin Club 3, 5—Safety Patrol 3—Forensics Alternate 3— Junior Red Cross 1, 3—Library Club 2, 3. PEGGY HOCKETT 2406 Folsom Road J.V. Basketball 3—Jr. Y.Teens 2—F.H.A. 2. RITA FAYE HODGE 1013 Peck Road F.H.A. 2, 3, 4Safety Patrol 2, 3—Lance Singers 4, 5— Operetta 4—Magazine Campaign Representative 4—F.B. L.A. 5—Senior Play Committee Chairman 5. BETTY LOU HOGAN R.F.D. 8, Box 569 A F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Songleader 5—Senior Play Committee 5. PHYLLIS HOLLAND 405 Boroughbridge Road Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 2, 3—Magazine Campaign Representative 3—F.B.L.A. 3, 5—Prom Committee 4— Senior Play Committee 5. LYNN HOUSEMAN 8176 Brown Road Transferred from Thomas Jefferson 4—Fine Arts League 5. MYRNA HOWELLS 1026 E. 48th Street Transferred from McKeesport High School 3—Communique Staff Copy Editor 4, 5—Latin Club 2, 3, 4. CAROL HOYLE 108 Shaw Lane Transferred from Bluestone High School 3—F.H.A. 3, 4— Pep Club 5—Junior Play Committee 4. REBECCA HOYLE 1026 E. 49th Street Transferred from Bluestone High School 3—Fine Arts League 4—Prom Committee 4. DARRELL HUBBARD 305 Byswick Lane S.C.A. Representative 1—Magazine Campaign Representa- tive 2. JEAN HUFF 1503 Calvert Drive S.C.A. Representative 2—National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3— Y-Teens 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Latin Club 3, 4, Treasurer 5— F.B.L.A. 5. KATHY HULL 5612 Wainwright Drive Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 1, 2, 3—Library Club 1, 2, 3— Prom Committee 4. EDDIE HURT 1914 Snead Road Spanish Club 4—Senior Dance Committee 5. ALICE JENKINS 3942 Hickory Road S.C.A. 4—Communique Staff 5—Y-Teens 4—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Latin Club 3—Spanish Club 4—Fine Arts League 3, 4, President 5—Jr. Red Cross Representative 3—F.B.L.A. 5— Prom Cimmittee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. D. J. JOHNSTON Route 11, Box 309 B National Jr. Honor Society 2—Track 4, 5—Jr. Red Cross 2—Prom Committee 4. PAT JOHNSON 1607 Linwood Avenue National Honor Society 5—Fine Arts League 2, 5—F.B.1.A. 5—Prom Committee 4—Senior Dance Committee 5—F.H.A. 2.5. SYLVIA KESTER 728 A Warwick Road National Honor Society 4, 5—National Jr. Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3—Varsity Baseball Manager 3—Varsity Hockey Manager 4—J.V. Hockey Manager 4—Varsity Club 4, 5— Latin Club 3, 4, Vice-President 5—Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 5—F.B.L.A. 5—Prom Committee 4— Senior Play Committee 5—Junior Marshal 4. DARR KING Route 9, Reams Road Transferred from Thomas Jefferson 4—Hi-Y 4, 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Com- mittee 5. JEAN LAFOON 200 Rosemont Road National Honor Society 5—National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3—Varsity Hockey Manager 4—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Varsity Club 4, 5—Latin Club 3, 4, 5—Jr. Red Cross Representa- tive 1, 2, 5—F.B.L.A. 4, 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. ROGER LANE Belmont Road, Box 575 MARVINE LANIER Route 11, Box 339 Communique Staff 4, 5—Latin Club 3, 4—Spanish Club 4, 5—F.T.A. 5—Lance Singers 4, 5—Operetta 4. LIZZIE LAWRENCE Route 1, Moseley LORINE LEBER 1218 Keswick Lane Communique Staff Reporter 4, Exchange Editor 5—Y-Teens 5—Spanish Club 4, 5—F.H.A. 1, 2. ANNA MAE LEIGHTY Route 8, Box 577 B S.C.A. 2, 3, Secretary 4, 5—National Honor Society 4, 5— National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3, President—Communique Staff Co-Manager Circulation 5—Varsity Hockey 2, 4— Varsity Cheerleader 5—J.V. Cheerleader Co-Captain 3—Jr. Y-Teens Parliamentarian-Historian-Sergeant-at-Arms 2— Varsity Club 4, 5—Safety Patrol Lieutenant 2, 3—Pep Club 2, 5—Varsity Band 2, Reporter 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Reporter 5—Operetta Usher 4—Junior Play Cast 4—Prom Committee Chairman 4—Senior Play Usher 5—Class Presi- dent 1—Junior Marshall 4—Point System Chairman 5— S.C.A. District Convention 2, 4, 5, Secretary 5—State Forum 2, 4, 5. RUSSELL LEONARD 6111 Powell Road Track 4—Hi-Y 4, 5—Spanish Club 4, Chaplain 5—A Cappella Choir 5—Senior Dance Committee 5—Senior Executive Council 5. 193 SOPHIA LETTS 6208 Jahnke Road Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4—J.V. Cheerleader Co-Captain 2— Y-Teens 2, 3, 4—Latin Club 2, Treasurer 3—Dramatics Club 3, Secretary 4. BETTY LEVINER 6401 Chesco Road Latin Club 2, 3—F.H.A. 3, 4—Varsity Band 1, 2, 3— Magazine Campaign Representative 4—Prom Committee 4 —Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. DIANA LIPSCOMB 2115 Short Warwick Road Varsity Hockey 4, 5—J.V. Hockey 3—Varsity Club 4, 5— Fine Arts League 5—Safety Patrol 3—F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5— Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. BETTY JEAN LLOYD 1005 Byswick Lane S.C.A. Representative 3—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 2, 5—Pep Club President 5—Jr. Red Cross 2— F.B.L.A. 3, 4 Junior Play Committee 4. JIMMY LOVING Route 11, Box 227 J.V. Football 2—Track 5—Varsity Band 2, 3, 4, 5—J.V. Band 1. CHARLES LUNDIN 9604 Riverside Drive Transferred from Thomas Dale 3—Varsity Football 4, 5— J.V. Football 3—Track 3, 4, 5—Hi-Y 3, 4, 5—Spanish Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 5—Dramatics Club 5—Jr. Red Cross 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4— Senior Play Cast 5. WOODROW MABE 2425 Short Warwick Road VIRGINIA MacNEIL 6413 Woody Avenue National Honor Society 4, Historian 5—National Jr. Honor Society 3—Memoir Staff 4, Class Editor 5—Y-Teens 4, Inter-Club Council Representative 5—Latin Club 3—Spanish Club 4, 5—Pep Club 2, 5—Lance Singers 2, 3, Assistant Librarian 4, Librarian 5—Operetta 3, 4, 5—Magazine Campaign Representative 4—Dramatics Club Play 5—Jr. Red Cross 3—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Com- mittee Chairman 4—Senior Play Usher 5—Senior Dance Committee 5. CAROL MANN 105 Woodstock Road National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3—F.H.A. 2, 3, 4F.B.L.A. 5. TILLIE MARTIN 4703 Grant Lake Road DOUGLAS MAXEY Route 11, Box 409 Memoir Staff 4—Track 3, 4—Safety Patrol 1—Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Magazine Campaign Representative 3—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Cast 4—Senior Play Committee i. SHIRLEY McCALL 700 Marilea Road Transferred from Chandler Jr. High 2—S.C.A. Council 4, 5—Varsity Cheerleader 4, 5—Y-Teens 4, Historian 5—Fine Arts League 4—Pep Club 5—A Cappella Choir 4, Vice- President 5—Operetta 4, 5—Magazine Campaign Repre- sentative 3—F.B.L.A. 3, Secretary 4, President 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4. WARREN MEREDITH 8 Bramwell Road BARBARA MESSER 1206 E. 50th Street Yeleens 1-H Ave2. CHRISTINE MILES 610444 Powell Road F.H.A.3, 5—Library Club 2, 3. DANISE MILLER Route 11, Ruthers Road F.H.A. 2, 3—Magazine Campaign Representative 4— Library Club 5—F.B.L.A. 4, 5—Senior Play Committee 5. KATHERINE MILLER Box 405 D Safety Patrol 1, 2—Library Club 5—Junior Play Com- mittee 4. CLINTON MINETREE Route 2, Box 63 LOUISE MINTER 6302 Watson Avenue Safety Patrol 2—F.H.A. 2—Pep Club 2—Lance Singers 2, 3, 4—Operetta 4—F.B.L.A. 3. DON MOORE 5714 Lansing Avenue Transferred from Baumholder American High School 3— Varsity Band 3, 4, 5—Science Club 4—J.V. Band 5—Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. JOHN MOORE 5106 Kingswood Street Varsity Football 4—J.V. Football 2, 3—Magazine Campaign Representative 1—F.B.L.A. 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4. MARY LOU MOSCHLER 22 E. Belt Blvd. National Honor Society 4, 5—Y-Teens 4—Latin Club 3, 4 —Spanish Club 4, 5—F.T.A. Recording Secretary 5—A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, 5—Operetta 2, 3, 4—Virginia Music Camp 5. URSULA MYERS 5203 Kingswood Street Transferred from Camden High School—Magazine Cam- paign Representative 5—Library Club 5—F.B.L.A. 4, Historian 5—Junior Play Committee 4. JUDY NAPOTNIK Brookbury Farm, Route 10 Transferred from Hermitage 3—Varsitv Softball 3. 5— Varsity Basketball 4, 5—J.V. Basketball 3—Varsity Club 4, Chaplain 5—Spanish Club 3, 4. MARSHA NELSON 1902 Kelnor Avenue J.V. Hockey 4—Spanish Club 3, 4—Safety Patrol 2— Varsity Band 3, 4, 5—J.V. Band 2—Dramatics 5—Junior Play Cast 4—Senior Play Cast 5—Marching Band 3, A: DAVID NEWKIRK 6305 Southall Avenue Hi-Y 5—Senior Play Committee 5. CHARLES NUNNALLY 1107 Belt Blvd. S.C.A. 3, Treasurer 4, President 5—National Honor Society 4, 5—Memoir Staff 4, Sports Editor 5—Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 5—Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4—J.V. Foot- ball 1—Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 5—J.V. Basketball 1—Track 4, 5—Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4, 5—Mono- eram Club 2, 3, 4, 5—Magazine Campaign Team Captain 4—Junior Red Cross 3, Treasurer 4—Prom Committee 4— Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5— Delegate Boys’ State 4—S.C.A. Workshop 4—Delegate S.C.A. District Convention 4, 5—Delegate S.C.A. State Convention 4—All Metropolitan Footb all 2nd Team 4, Ist Team 5—All Central District Football 2nd Team 4, Ist Team 5—AIl State Football Honorable Mention 4, 1st Team 5—All Southern Football 5—Hi-Y Convention 3—Class Vice-President 2—Class Treasurer 3, 4—Candidate S.C.A. State President 4—Teen Magazine All American Honorable Mention 5. EVALENE NUNNALLY 6007 Felton Road F.H.A. 2—Library Club 5—F.B.L.A. 3, 4, 5. BETTY OAKLEY Route 11, Box 323 A PeHPAN 293545 5: 194 DAVE ORCUTT 906 Marilea Road S.C.A. 1—National Junior Honor Society 2, 3—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Cast 5. JOE ORCUTT Moseley Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. JACKIE PARSONS 6409 Chesco Road Communique Staff 3, Assistant Circulation Manager 4— Fine Arts League 4, Historian 5—Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 4—F.B.L.A. 4, 5—Prom Committee Chairman 4 —Senior Play Usher and Committee 5. NANCY PAYNE Route 9, Box 83 IDOSIAN, 1, Os SSO BHIL AN, 1, a} REGINA PAYNE 2 A Brookhaven Road Transferred from Hillsboro High School—National Honor Society 5—Y-Teens 4, Vice-President 5, Inter-Club Council 4—Fine Arts League 4—F.H.A. Reporter 1—Varsity Band 3, Librarian 4, 5—Lance Singers Accompanist 4, 5— Operetta Accompanist 4—Forensics 3, 4, State Forensics 4—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Prompter 4—Central District All-State Band 3, 4—Virginia All-State Band 4— Virginia All-State Sight Reading Band 4—Delegate to Virginia-Carolina Regional Y-Teen Conference 4—Delegate to National Y-Teen Conference—Latin Tournament Honor- able Mention 2—Virginia Girls’ State 5—Debating Team 5. ARTHUR PEMBERTON 5209 Tilford Road J.V. Band 2, 3, 4, 5—F.B.L.A. 3. JO ANN PEMBERTON 2103 Kinsley Avenue S.C.A. Representative 3—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Prom Committee 4. BECKY PETREA 12 Westover Gardens Y-Teens 5—Latin Club 3, 4—Magazine Campaign Repre- sentative 2. TOMMY PETTIGREW 2026 Montaigne Drive National Honor Society 5—Science Club 3—Prom Com- mittee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Cast 5— Debating Team 5. DAVID PHILLIPS Route 1, Box 107 Safety Patrol 2. RUTH ANN PHILLIPS 4410 Hollister Avenue National Honor Society 4, 5—Memoir Staff 4, Art Editor 5—Varsity Baseball Manager 3—Varsity Hockey 4, Co- Captain 5—Tidewater Allied 2nd Team 5—J.V. Hockey 1, 2, 3—Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 5—J.V. Basket- ball 2—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 4, Presi- dent 5—Latin Club 3, Vice-President 4—F.T.A. Chaplain 5S le beAurAse BARBARA POWELL 4505 Walmsley Blvd. S.C.A. Representative 2, 3—National Jr. Honor Society 3— Spanish Club 4—Magazine Campaign Representative o: CHARLOTTE PRINGLE 1012 Belt Blvd. S.C.A. Representative 5—National Jr. Honor Society 3— National Honor Society 4, 5—Quill and Scroll 4, Treasurer 5—Communique Staff Art Editor 3, 4, Editor 5—Y-Teens 3, Historian 4, 5—Latin Club 3, President 4—Spanish Club 4, Vice-President 5—Fine Arts League 2—Prom Committee 3, 4Junior Play Committee Chairman 4—D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 5. EVELYN PRUDEN Route 11, Box 352 F.H.A. 2, 3—Lance Singers 3, 4, 5—Operetta 4—Magazine Campaign Representative 4—Library Club 3, 4. JANET RAMSEY 7006 Huth Road Varsity Club 4, Vice-President 5—Varsity Hockey 4, 5— J.V. Hockey, 3—Varsity Basketball 4, 5—J.V. Basketball 3. JANICE RANSON Route 8, 4056 Randolph Road Transferred from Highland Springs 2—National Honor Society 5—Y-Teens 4, Inter-Club Council Representative 5 —Spanish Club 4, 5—Varsity Band 2, 3, 4—All-State Workshop Band 3, 4—Spanish Tournament 4. DIANE REAMS 1117 Belt Blvd. Quill and Scroll 5—Memoir Staff 4, Club Editor 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—F.B.L.A. 5—Magazine Campaign Representative 3—F.B.L.A. Committee Chairman 5—Senior Play Com- mittee 5. SCHAEFFER RENNER 1415 Buford Road National Honor Society 4, President 5—National Junior Honor Society 2, 3—Hi-Y 3, 4—Latin Club 3, Sergeant-at- Arms 4, 5—A Cappella Choir 5—Operetta 3—Magazine Campaign Top Salesman 4, Second 5. BETTIE REYNOLDS 711 Warwick Road S.C.A. 1, 4 National Honor Society 4, 5—National Jr. Honor Society 2, Secretary 3—Communique Staff 4— Memoir Staff 4, Co-Copy Editor 5—Y-Teens 1—Jr. Y-Teens Vice-President 2—Safety Patrol 2—Magazine Campaign Representative 2, 3—French Skit 4—Prom Committee Chairman 4—Junior Play Committees 4—Senior Play Cast 5—S.C.A. District Convention 4—Miss Manchester Contest 3—French Tournament 4—Point System Committee 2, 3. JUDY REYNOLDS 5200 Pine Crest Road Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 2—Lance Singers 3, 4, 5— Operetta 4. LEWAN RIPPEY 21-H Ludwig Road Transferred from Hampton High School 4—Spanish Club 4 5—F.T.A. 4, President 5—Library Club 5—Senior Play Committee 5. BARBARA ROBERTS 2307 Stratford Road Transferred from Brentwood High School, St. Louis, Mo. 2 —S.C.A. 3—Latin Club 3, 4—Jr. Red Cross Representative 4—Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. CONNIE ROBERTSON 6410 Watson Avenue Y-Teens 5—Spanish Club 4—F.H.A. 2—Band Lancerettes 3, 4, 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4— Senior Play Committee 5. PATSY ROSE 6400 Chesco Road Spanish Club 5—Fine Arts League 4, 5—F.B.L.A. 5— Prom Committee 4. FRANCES RUSH 1100 E. 48th Street S.C.A. Representative 5—F.H.A. 2, 3, 5—A Cappella Choir 5—Y-Teens 1. TOMMY SADLER Route 1, Box 88 Varsity Baseball 4, 5—Safety Patrol 1, 2—Jr. Red Cross Representative 2—Senior Play Cast 5. CAROLINE SANDERSON 2112 Stratford Road S.C.A. Representative 1—National Honor Society 5—Quill and Scroll 4, Chaplain 5—Communique Staff Reporter 4, News Editor 5—Y-Teens 1, Chaplain 2, 3, 4, Secretary 5— Latin Club 3, Secretary 4—Pep Club 2—Junior Red Cross 3, President 4, 5—Library Club 3, Secretary 4, President 5—Junior Play Committee Chairman 4. 195 GEORGE SAUNDERS 15 Tennyson Avenue Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. LINDA SAUNDERS Route 11, Box 251 E. Ruthers Road KaHeAn ss NANCY SCHILLING 6212 Ellington Avenue Y-Teens 4—F.H.A. 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 3. LAWRENCE SCHROEDER Route 8, Box 537 A KENNETH SEAL 4411 Bundy Avenue SHIRLEY SEAY 4407 Yale Avenue F.H.A. 5. MILTON SHACKELFORD 48 Kirby Road Transferred from Newark Senior High School 4—F.T.A. 5—Track 4—Senior Play Cast 5. SANDRA SHAW R.F.D. 11, Box 389 B National Jr. Honor Society 3—Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5— All-State Workshop Band 3. JOYCE SHEARIN 3912 Columbus Avenue LEE SHRADER 5213 Stratton Road National Honor Society 5—Quill and Scroll 5—Communique Staff 5—Varsity Football 4—J.V. Football 3—Magazine Campaign Representative 5. BRENDA SIMS 8 Woodstock Road Fine Arts League 4—F.H.A. 5—A Cappella Choir 4, 5— Operetta 4, 5—F.B.L.A. 4—Prom Committee 4—Senior Play Committee 5. JEAN SKINNER 1106 La Mae Drive Transferred from Smith High School 4. BETTY JOAN SMITH 1427 Warwick Road S.C.A. 4—National Honor Society 4, 5—National Junior Honor Society 3—Quill and Scroll 5—Communique Assist- ant Feature Editor 5—Varsity. Baseball Manager 4Varsity Hockey 5—J.V. Hockey 3, Co-Captain 4—J.V. Basketball 4—Jr. Y-Teens Secretary 2—Varsity Club 5—Latin Club 3, 4—Varsity Band 3, Reporter 4, Bus. Captain 5—J.V. Band 2—All State Band 3—Junior Red Cross Representa- tive 1—Library Club 1. MARY VIRGINIA SMITH 69 Brandon Road National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 5—Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 5—J.V. Cheerleader 2—Jr. Y-Teens 1— Fine Arts League 3—F.H.A. 2, 3—Pep Club 2, 5—A Cap- pella Choir 5—Junior Red Cross Treasurer 4, Secretary 5, County-Wide Vice-President 5—Library Club 2, Reporter 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4—F.B.L.A, 4, Chaplain 5—Prom Com- mittee Chairman 4—Senior Play Usher 5—Class Secretary 2, 3, 5—Maid of Honor 5—Princess of Class 3—Athletic Association Popularity Contest 3—F.B.L.A. Convention 4, 5. SANDRA STALLINGS 902 E. 55th Street Jr. Y-Teens 2—Latin Club 3, 4-Safety Patrol 2, Lieutenant 3, 4—Varsity Band 2, 3, 4, 5—Junior Play Cast 4—Senior Play Usher 5—AllI-State Concert Band 4. PAT STINSON Transferred from Walter Johnson High School 4—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4. WAYNE STUART 2107 Welford Road Varsity Football 5—J.V. Football 2, 3—Track 4—Safety Patrol 1. JACKIE TAYLOR 6109 Powell Road Jr. Y-Teens 2—Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 2, 3, 5—Pep Club 5—Library Club 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 4. GAY TAYLOR Box 598, Buford Road Transferred from Thomas Dale 3—Latin Club 3—Spanish Club 5—Senior Play Committee 5. FAYE TOONE Route 2, Box 222 Communique Staff 2—Safety Patrol 1, 2—F.H.A. 2, 3. JANE TOTTY 7825 Jahnke Road National Honor Society 4, 5—National Jr. Honor Society 2, 3—Memoir Staff 4, Co-Copy Editor 5—J.V. Hockey, 4— Jr. Y-Teens President 2—Latin Club 3, 4—Pep Club 1— Magazine Campaign Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, 5—French Skit 4 -Prom Committee Chairman 4—Junior Play Cast and Committee Chairman 4—Senior Play Cast 5—Citizen- ship Award 1—Representative to State Y-Teens Convention 2—Point System Committee 2, 3. JOAN TUNSTALL Route 11, Box 255 Memoir Staff 4, Advertising Manager 5—Y-Teens 3—Jr. Y-Teens 2—A Cappella Choir 5—Lance Singers 3, 4— Operetta 3, 4Library Club 2, 3—F.B.L.A. 2—Prom Com- mittee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play Prompter JEAN VILLEMAGNE Route 11, Box 374 F S.C.A. Representative 2—Memoir Staff 4, Typist 5—J.V. Basketball 2—Y-Teens 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2—Fine Arts League 5—F.H.A. 1, 2, 3—Junior Red Cross Representative 2— F.B.L.A. 1, 2, 3—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Com- mittee 4—Senior Executive Council 5. PAT VINSON 1817 Snead Road Fo HeAR 233. Ble A 4ano: DOLORES WATKINS 2008 Blithewood Drive National Honor Society 5—Y-Teens 5—Jr. Y-Teens 2— Latin Club 3, 4—Fine Arts League 4—F.T.A. 5—Jr. Red Cross Representative 4. CHRIS WEBBER Jessup Road J.V. Cheerleader Co-Captain 3—Hi-Y Sweetheart 5—Y- Teens 5—F.H.A. 2, 3—Pep Club 5—Junior Red Cross 1, 5—F.B.L.A. 5—Prom Committee 4—Homecoming Maid of Honor 5. BOOTSIE WHITT 4316 Columbus Avenue Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4—Co-Captain 4, 5—J.V. Cheer- leader 2—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3—Spanish Club 4—Pep Club 3— Magazine Campaign Representative 1—Jr. Red Cross Secre- tary 4, Vice-President 5, Vice-President County Chapter 5— F.B.L.A. 3—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Senior Play 5—Class Secretary 2, 4—Class Treasurer 5—Princess 2, 3, 4—Maid of Honor 5. COURTNEY WICKER 801 Warwick Road Transferred from St. Patrick’s 5. VIRGINIA WILKINS 7601 Yarmouth Drive Transferred from Douglas Freeman 2—National Honor Society 4, 5—Quill and Scroll 4, Corresponding Secretary 5—Communique Staff 4, Feature Editor 5—Y-Teens 4— Latin Club 3, Historian 4—F.T.A. Librarian 5—Varsity Band 3, 4, 5—French Skit 4—Junior Play Committee 4— Delegate to S.I.P.A. 4. ARTHUR WILLIAMS Moseley 196 MADELYN WILLIAMS 5808 Dorsett Road Safety Patrol 2—F.H.A. 2, 3—Pep Club 2—A Cappella Choir 5—Operetta 5—F.B.L.A. 3. CHARLES WILLIAMSON 7239 Cherokee Road Transferred from Towson Junior High School 2—National Honor Society 5—Track 4, 5—Science Club 3, 4Varsity Ean Be x 5—J.V. Band 2—Senior Play Cast 5—All-State and 3, 4. FREEMAN WILSON 5202 Media Road National Junior Honor Society 2, 3—Varsity Football 4, Pe Football 2, 3—Varsity Basketball 4, 5—J.V. Basket- FMI 45 BY ROBERT WITHROW Route 8, Transferred from Midlothian 2—Varsity Football 4—J.V. Football 3—Hi-Y 4, 5—Spanish Club Treasurer 4. BARBARA WOODCOCK 1015 E. 48th Street F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Song Leader, Treasurer of Federation—A Cappella Choir 5—Prom Committee 4—Junior Play Com- mittee 4J.V. Cheerleader 3. LYNN WOODCOCK Box 410, Hay Road J.V. Basketball 3—Track 3, 4, 5, Captain of Cross country team 5—Monogram Club 4, 5—Safety Patrol 1, 2, Captain 3, 4—A Cappella Choir 4, President 5—Operetta 3, 4. CAROL WOODFIN 6307 Clydewood Avenue S.C.A. Council 3, 4, 5—Majorettes 3, 4, Drum majorette 5—Magazine Campaign Representative 1, 2, 4—Prom Com- mittee 4—Junior Play Committee 4—Class Secretary 4— Class Chaplain 5. DAVID WOODFIN Route 11, Box 195 MARKHAM WOODY Moseley J.V. Football 3. DORIS WOOLDRIDGE 7302 Jalee Drive Spanish Club Secretary 3. JANET WRIGHT Route 11 Quill and Scroll 5—Memoir Staff 4, Picture Editor 5— J.V. Hockey 4, Manager 5—J.V. 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