Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)
- Class of 1958
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U MARION HIGH SCHOOL MARION VIRGINIA EDITOR ART EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER TABLE Dedlcahon Admrnlsfraflon Faculty Classes Senior Senior Superlahves Junior Sophomore Freshman Eighth Grade Class Actlvmes Sports Clubs Features Sensor Directory Backward Glance Aclverflsemenfs l Sara Eller Patsy Qunllnon Bull Kelly OF CONTENTS Page I 6 W 9 ROBERT ESTEP 0 W iz Q Y Page 4 WE HONOR an outstandnng teacher Senror Class Sponsor and SCA Advrsor for hrs many hours of servrce gurdrng Us In achuevung our goals and acceptung our responsrbrlrtues We he HURRICANE STAFF of 1958 suncerely hope thus dedlcatron wrll express our apprecratron for the untrrung efforts of Mr Sherman S Dutton , , 1 - 1' 1 THE ADMINISTRATIO MR J LEONARD MAUCK M A from University of Virgimo B S from Emory 81 Henry Superintendent of Smyth County Schools MR FRANCISJ COPENHAVER Choirmcn of Smyth County Schools MR HOWARD W WILLIAMS M A from University of Tennessee B S from Milligan College Principal MR. FRED MCDONALD B. A. from Emory 81 Henry Assistant Principal Page 5 FACULTY MRS. JAKE ANDREWS Radford Teacher's College Cafeteria Manager MR. CARL AZZARA Concord College B. S. in Music Education, Band MISS JOSEPHINE BUCHANAN A. B. from Hollins M. A. from Columbia English and Latin MRS. ANN CATRON Marion Junior College A. B. from Whittenburg General Mathematics 81 Business Mat MR. RAY CHAPMAN B. A. from Emory 81 Henry Physical Education Business Mathematics Page 6 MRS. RAY COURTNEY B. A, from Kentucky Wesleyan History and English MISS MARY DANTZLER B. A. from Emory 81 Henry Mathematics MRS. MARGARET DAVIDSON B. S. Emory 81 Henry English hematics MISS JEAN DIGGS B. A. from Emory 81 Henry Plane Geometry, Algebra and General Mathematics MR, SHERMAN DUTTON B. S. from Emory 81 Henry Chemistry, Science and Physics FACULTY MR. WILLIAM EARP B. S. from Emory 81 Henry Algebra, Solid Geometry Trigonometry and English MISS CARROLL LEE FERRELL B. A. from Mary Washington English MISS TRULA FLEENOR Radford and Peabody College Librarian MRS. CHARLES HOLMES B. A. from Emory 8- Henry Blackstone United States History, English MISS PEGGY JAYNES B. S. from East Tennessee State Shorthand and Typing MR. ELGYN JULCA B. S. from John Brown University Spanish and Geography MISS DORIS FUGATE B. S. from Radford College Home Economics MISS ELAINE KELLY Western Kentucky State Chorus, Music Appreciation and Public School Music MR CHARLES HARKINS B. A. from Emory 81 Henry University ot Virginia Physical Education and Science MRS. GORDON LINKOUS B. A. from Mary Washington English and Art Page 7 f -V Yu 5' K 59, P b gig.. if R P. rig? gui FACULTY MISS BETTY MCCONNELI. B. S. from East Tennessee State Home Economics MRS. PHYLLIS MURPHY Cambridge High School Office Secretary MR. FRED MCDONALD B. A. from Emory 81 Henry Government and Mathematics MISS ELIZABETH NEFF B. A. from Emory 81 Henry M. A. from Columbia University Government and Latin MR. ARNOLD MCREYNOLDS William 8. Mary College B. S., Carson Newman College Physical Education MR. EUGENE ORR B. A. from V. P. I. Agriculture MRS. ARNOLD MCREYNOLDS B. A. from William 84 Mary History and English MRS. CHARLES OVERBEY B. S. from Radford College Bookkeeping, Mathematics, Typing MR. A. L. MITCHELL A. B. from Emory 8- Henry M. A. from Columbia University Government, U. S. History Speech and Dramafics MRS. MARY RUTH OWNBY B. S. from Carson Newman page 8 Science MRS. R. C. POTTER FACULTY B. S. from Whittenburg Science MR. LLOYD VICARS B. S. from East Tennessee State Industrial Arts MR. HAROLD STOUT B. S. from East Tennessee State Physical Education, History MR. C. R. WARREN B. A., Emory 8- Henry University of Virginia V. P. I. Algebra and Science MRS. HAROLD STOUT B. S. from East Tennessee State Physical Education and English MRS. MITCHELL WATERS B. S. from Radford College Biolog y, Science MISS VIOLET TESTERMAN A. B, from Roanoke College Physical Education MRS. HAR RY WILLIAMS B. S. University of Chattanooga History and English MR. DONALD THOMPSON B. A. from Emory 8- Henry English MR. J. B. WILSON m R Distributive Education Page 9 X lx lqgnfqu f' :V 1 v l , Q 9 sg. AO 3 Q? 0 If ri' f x. M4 fx 1,4v:'x'x'.p , -Op 1 9 l' 'Hfgfv ln. ya 'f' ' ,f ' ' of ii, , X4 ' 71 I , ........ gy 41,4339 H jlggwnaf f GB 'iv ff lfff CLBESES A I fn? N f . QA fx Q ,i , I 1 k KA A-It xp' as ... Q' J' J' 4 E ffm Ef? ? ? 4, fl Page I ,-8 SENIOR 6 f' CLASS CFFICERS ' 'x x. N President G C JENNINGS Vice President Secretory Treasurer SANDRA STEPHENSON BETTY BLACKBURN RONNIE MEDLEY , 'll Reporter Hnstorron Sponsor BOB BALES BARBARA CAMPBELL SHERMAN S DUTTON ELIZABETH REBECCA AKER MARY RODEA ARNOLD FRANK JAMES ATKINS BUFORD ROBERT EUGENE BALES EDWARD EARNEST BLEVINS LURA ELIZABETH BLACKBURN MICHAEL JAMES BLACKFORD PEGGY ANN BLEVINS Page I3 SENIORS 5 C CAMPBELL GARLAND H EN RY CAMPBELL, JR SHIRLEY LOUISE CATRON Page I 4 DONALD CARLOS COFFEY SENIORS JAMES STUART BUCHANAN SARAH KATHERINE BURKE WARREN PAUL BYRD BARBARA ANN CAMPBELL ELEANOR ANN SENIORS THOMPSON ELDER DAVIS JR JAMES RICHARD DISHNER JUDITH LOUISE COPENI-IAVER ROBERTA LUCILE COPENHAVER VIRGINIA ANNE DYE MARGARET LOUISE DUNFORD GARLAND SANFORD DUTTON .IR PEGGY LOU DYSON Page I 5 , . FORD DONALD CHARLES FORD JESSIE ELIZABETH FULTON Page I 6 MARY LOUISE FUNK SENIORS SARA FRANCES ELLER ANNA LOU ELLIS ROBERT LLOYD ESTEP WALTER BYRANT FISHER I DAVID CARL SENIORS KATHERINE CONSUELO GARZA KATHERINE IRENE GOODPASTURE FREDERICK OUINCY GRAYBEAL JR GILLEY DELIA FRANCES GULLION VIRGINIA MCCARTY GREEN ROY ROBERT GRIFFITTS ELEANOR LOU GULLION Page I 7 BRENDA CAROL JOSEPH WILLIAM GUY HAGA HALL BARBARA STUART HARRIS PATRICIA ANNE SENIORS WALTER WAYNE MARGARET ANN HAZEL JANE HALL HAULSEE Page I 8 NANCY GATES HILL Summer School Groducnte I RUBY HAGA SENIORS FRANCIS COURTNEY HOGE BARBARA ALICE HOLMAN NANCY KATHERINE HORNE CHARLES GENE HUFF Summer School Graduate DAPHNE ANITA HUFFMAN BRENDA COLLEEN HUGHETT FRANCES ELIZABETH HUTTON GROVER C JENNINGS Page I9 BARBARA JEAN SENIORS MARY LINDA JONES LEONARD WILLIAM KELLY JR LINDSEY Summer School Graduate OUEENIE ESTHER LINDSEY MCINTYRE RONALD EUGENE MEDLEY JOYCE ELAINE Page Z 0 MEEK CHARLES ALLEN MILLARD HOWARD FRANK SENIORS MARGARET JEAN MUNROE JOSEPH WILLIAM NAFF Summer School Groduote NEWMAN Summer School Groducute WILLIAM WAYNE OAKS JOHN EVERETTE LEE ODUM Summer School Groduore ALICE FAYE ORR WILLIE MAE OVERBAY GEORGE THOMAS OWENS Page Z I RALPH ANDERSON I AUDIE LEE PRICE ROSE MARIE PATRICIA ANN QUILLEN Page 2 2 WILLIAM LARRY PARKER ELIZABETH ANN PARSONS HARRIET KATHERINE RICHARDSON SENIORS HARRIET SUE PARSONS JAMES ALLAN PRATER PRUNER SE IORS ROBERT LLOYD ROWLAND BOBBY NEAL WALTER RAY ROBINSON WILLIAM GROVER ROMANS RUTH CHRISTINA SCHOLTEN .IANICE HAWKS SANNYERS ROBERT LEE SAWYERS Summer chool Graduate EVELYN ANN SCHULZ Page Z3 ,L RUSSELL I I S ALICE JOAN SHUPE BILLIE JOE SMITH Page 2 4 FRANCES CAROL SCOTT CHARLES GRAY SHAW GLENN RAY SNIDER SENIORS MARY ELIZABETH SHUMATE SHAROLL DEAN SHUMATE MARY RUTH SMITH 'N SENIORS JOSEPHINE EMILY HUDSON EDWARD STANLEY DOROTHY SANDRA STEPHENSON SNIDER GLENN NELSON SPRINKLE DOROTHY STURGILL lL WILLIAM H, TIBBS quam' int! THOMAS ELEANOR ROUTH ILA WANDA UMBARGER Page 2 5 SENIORS LEWIS EDWARD VERLANDER PATRICIA CHRISTINE WHITE MAMIE LORRAINE WIDNER Page 2 6 MILDRED FRANCES WILLIAMS FRANK MCCRADY WILLIAMS PEGGY JANE WILSON MARVIN EUGENE WINTERS VIOLET JEAN WOODS WITTIEST Lee Price - Palsy l-laulsec M ,',y- ., -K Gb l i 3 QQM73' BEST DRESSED Anno Dye - Jimmy Atkins Page 2 8 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Saralw Burke - Bill Kelly BEST LEADERS Eleanor Gullion - Bob Esfep MOST TALENTED Palsy Guillen - Butch Williams -Q- ff Who'-s Who ii l l MOST POPULAR Sandra Stephenson Bob Rowland FRIENDLIEST Barbara Campbell - Don Ford he Senior Class l k 5 f , BEST LOOKING Sora Eller - Dovid Ford .. if . Yr f, 17 , . x ' HAPPIEST C1'QOVCf E-'ago Q Mike Elc:Qk'o'd Qui- iM, uw.: MOST STUDIOUS J ' l Fred GFCIJJGC11 - Thelma Hurdms R S MOST VERSATILE 1 Scrol ,rw . . err LOUDEST AND QUIETEST Ncmcy Home - Herschel Richardson BIGGEST FLIRTS Ercmdo Goodposrwc Samford Dutton MOST ATHLETIC Q5 f.. pf - Mfnfnp GL! 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PATRICIA WASSUM SANDRA WHEELER MARGIE WHITAKER ,., GARY WHITE ff' ANN WHITMORE CLARENCE WIDENER DEAN WIDNER PHYLLIS WINEEAROER 6 CAROL ININT RS DOUGLAS WRICHT ' JOSEPH W RIGH SUSAN RIGHT Q Q ARCH YOUNG Page 4 9 Became English Scholars Frank Wrllrams Courtney Hoge Luclle Copenhaver Ann Schulz Judy Copenhaver and Eleanor Gullron look over work clone durrng a study of Shakespeare 'raughr by Mass Ferrell rn Sensor Englnsh Lrnda Snrder Denron Cormany and Jimmy Greer learn cases of pro nouns rn Mrs Dayrdson s 8th Grade Enqllsh Class X...L...X.5.- Page 5 0 'X X X Dlagrammrng sentences holds an nnferesl forJ D Thomas Shelby Wharton and Sam Peavler mern bers of a Junnor Englnsh Class :QL ' ' , , yy ' A V 6 Q A K ,V I l I ' fb ' r r L t' 1 , mx' , ,W , , I . , .fr - r r 75 , , . , . :Af ' K W K 1 S,r.E.J..1 -' md law r 1 - ' , , . . , I . J., .,:....A I Q ' And Mathematicians Mr Earp shows Berry Mauclc Sam my Russell and Burton Eller how Yo draw graphs whsle Be'rTy French Randy Wrnghf Charles Lincoln and Ann Wullnams look on nn Algebra Class QI' Worknng Geometry problems seems easy for Brenda Hughett and Patty Potter wnh Bobby Campbell coach mg from The srde 1 In Consumer Moth Peggy B ms Edward Call Josephnne Snud anc Pool Whrsman rr by posler aone for class work AY N7 Page 5 I Ill We Solved Sclentlflc Don Coffey Bull Woody and Joe Reclor Try an experumenf In Chem lsfry wllh The help of Mr Dulfon N 1.-..--ugh 'SEI' Page 5 7 Gene Leslie explarns the heart for Irene Prulll and Sara Eller ln Blolo gy Class 3 In Physics Class Garland Campbell Mary Lrnda Jones and Charles Shaw work equipment s, f 4 4- ' 7 1 l . h h , A , .L - . Q -Q b 16 'm ' ' C 'C' 1 l el- V 1 ' -5 ' , 'pr' Y. 4 X r V --- N V .- ., . ' I f - 4 , A - . s l N I H 2 l 2 I , 'Q . . 1 I X 1 . 2' ' Q, I l , .- . , . W M r , 1 Q.. . ,' . f F 1 P f ' .V -1' :V ' ' l 1 I . - 1 , lx 8 V 1 V ' 4 l .. V M . ffl 'Cl 5. W ' ' 4 1 X, s ' v W L, ' . I xy . , . C ' N . V on . J l - . . YA i ' 'T ' nl ' , X we N, i X! l l A Q Q nd Social Problems Bobby Rowland pounls out Congres sional Dlslrlcls to Jlmrny Alkrns Frank Williams Belly Blackburn and Waller Roblnson ln Govern ment Class 411 Maps play a bug part In the study of Geography for Dickie Waddell Brnan Helrnxck Palsy Goodman Helen Shupe and Wlllls Rnclwardson Pal Jennungs belps Mr fvlnclwell show a moyle an U S History Class Leona West Margaret Funk and Phyllls Nench look on E' 1 Page 5 3 f f , V fe W V 1 N . , gi H K. Q- JC xy ve A X yo .1 - - V ' ' Q f 1 -v, f' 5 . . 1 A rl 1 l . . . l , ' 4 . V W X G V 10.24 V ff,- z ' 4 ,V-if 'rs-' I l ,L 1 2' 5 , L , Mb k X , f . . q - . 1 -X : I of V Our Stud Of Vocations In Distributive Education Loraine Widner Larry Parker Bill Oakes Lee Price and Mr Wilson display honors won in th District D E Contest which enabled them to go to Richmond Va forthe state D E contest Barbara Mclntyre, Charles Shaw, Marvin Winters and Harriette Rich- ardson practice in Dramatics Class. H5 Mr Vicars gives a demonstration in Industrial Arts for Ronald Wine barger Joe Romans Charles Morris Mrs Linkous Page 54 In Art Class Frank VVrlliams Patsy Guillen Herbert Widener and San ford Dutton take instruction from . t , .l . e . . I ' 'H . is Eff I 'S T ' , J Fr, f I I I ' C -ll ' f. MH. - ' 1 x , 3 I Q 9 Q., ' 4, 1' no 'la I A 4 I . :lf ' ' ' ' Added Spice To Our Activities James Allen Prater, James Dishner, James Wassom, John Odum, and David Price listen to a lecture from Mr. Orr in Agriculture. -Ar ln Home Economics Patsy Quiller' and Daphne Huffman practice what they have learned in class Page 55 if Typing also provides training for a worth while vocation Miss Mitchell the weaving instruc tor shows Barbara Kegley Thelma Robinson and Ann Campbell the art of weaving 'Nic Maki alll -Us z pkg ef je ,fgtkl Q? '92 V Es Q2 x '19 ..-mm HQQQHQ ff? 29 sf ---I f f -A XM'-N .4 l HALL C :ford UI 6 End KELLY 5? f .Jar s,,Q, Do N ,OP GUY D Tackle u 'U 45 C1 S ,No X X G' ,fi Q? First Row: G. C. Jennings, Captain Wuyne Guy, Bob Boles, Ford, Ralph EarnesY, Joe Hall, David Ford. Third Row: Bill Coach Ray Chapman. JENNINGb SAWYERS Page 5 8 HUTTON an CREWEY '-x l-AMMIE och Arnold McReynolcls. Second Row: Coach Bill Eorp, Don lly, Eddie Blevins, Bob Rowland, Don Crewey, Everett Odum, 74 Center STOOTS ew 993 RECTOR ED WARD BLEVINS THOMPSON ,2- gow A OSBORNE am 'H 'e ODUNX 3 as ROWLAND WIMUM. fm FRANK BLEV M Ce hier , Bock Px Z ua ef, seq fx X Page 50 carlet Hurricane Page 60 Flrst Row Ronnle Hounshell Joe Rector G C JGDDIHQS Cclptaln Wayne Guy Bob Bales Alvln Clowder Howard Elledge Second Row Coach Chaoman Frank Blevlns Joe Thompson Donald Ford Raloh Earnest Joe Hall Dafld Ford Herbert Wldner Thlrd Row Coach Earo Ronnle Hutton Blll Kelly Ed Blevlns Bob Rowland Dan Crewey Everett Odum Tommy Costeel Gene Leslle Coach McReynolds Forth Row Jlm Buchanan Manager Ralph Newman Wayne Lommle Randolph Sawyers Denver Os borne Jerry Sutton Burton Eller Lee Stoots Randv Wrlght Charles Llncoln Monoqer Archle Sexton Marlon Marlon Marlon Marlon MGFIOH Rlch Valley Graham Chllhowle Rlchlands Brlstol Marlon Marlon Marlon Marlon Tazewell Grundy Ablngdon Saltvllle A l ' 45 ' O ' 7 ' O O ' O ' I3 ' ' I8 ' O ' , 7 . 32 . 6 . . . 18 fe-1 -g, -up l 5- 17' X-x 4 'V Junior Varsity Football Y w ii, Flrsl row Ron Holes Crump Robinson Bobby Groybeol Don Hosh Second row Deon Morden Royrnord Odurn Ronnie Oc kr Mock Fowler Dowd Dnshner Third row Mulne Eroy Wesley Hoover Mock Buchonon Dennis Aker Burt Sprinkle Ecl Boles Eighth Grade Football Front row: Cooch Horlnins, Mike Moore, Eddie Dutton, Phil Gorzo. Second row: Dollos Church, Joe Mouck, Corq Forresr, Lewis Perkins, Alvin l-loulsee. in-J, , -N U O. A 'sf' C? 'Fm Page 61 Page 62 First ro J w: oe Thompson, Don Coffey, Randy Wright. Second row: Alvin Crowner, Pat Jennings, Coach Charles o R ph Earnest T , erry Childers. Third row: Manager Don Sayers, Julian Copenhaver, Bill Woody, G. C. Jennings, Lee Sfo 1 cl o lon, Manager Joe Mauck. Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Ma rion Marion Marion Marion Marion Boy's Squad 49 Chilhowie 54 Marion 43 44 Graham 66 Marion 61 46 Grundy 65 Marion 47 47 Salfville 45 Marion 52 46 Roanoke 77 Marion 60 47 Wytheville 54 Marion 52 45 Chilhowie 62 Marion 50 43 Bristol 64 Marion 53 49 Richlands 53 Marion 48 48 Rich Valley 39 Marion 48 Won 5 Lost 15 TOURNAMENT Marion 52 Tazewell 86 Tazewell Rich Valley Grundy Wythe-ville Salfville Bristol Richlands Graham Abingdon Tazewell RALPH EARNEST ALVIN CROWDER N JULIAN COPENHAVER LEE STOOTS Page 6 3 1 i TERRY CHILDES G. C. JENNINGS JOE THOMPSON W Page 6 4 x Girls Varsity Sitting: Potsy Houlsee, Sandro Stephenson, Libby Parsons, Rose Pruner, Ruth Scholten, Anne Dye, Lucile Copenhoyer, Soro Ellei Second row: Corolyn Rowlond, Judy Eliis, Morgoreto Simmons, Judy Rosen, Rito Armstrong, Waverly Rogerson, Potsy Reedy, Corol Holl, Annette McDonald, Dottie Wotson, Dottie Perkins, Third row: Monoger Marv Slvumote, Couch Miss Testerrnan, Mon' oger Betty Severt J. V. Girls Left to Right: Betty Grinsteod, Becky Burnett, Ilo Umborger, Peggy Dyson, Borboro Crowder, Sue Porsons, Helen Slwupe, Borboro Mclntyre, Juonito Burnop, Shirley Anderson, Betty Mouck, Suson Hutchinson, Betsy Bornett, Morlyn Anderson, Jenny Heldreth -- .,...t ' Q15 , . A 'Q - if , f f A ffl- J:Qffs.1f:s7'n 1- if A .fic 3 ' , 'i , .j . ' DW' D A' 4 , ' 9 MH -- - I s ' , Y ' P LM -f'- ff., V . - ' ' M-'rw - his -'iff' ' -, ydgavf. Q -A ., . 'X i P N , ., A . . I . 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A9 I L 4 PATSY BOONE RUTH SCHOLTEN Head Cheerleader ' N 'ST HJ 4 MARY JANE Hunan ANNE DYE M H S Cheerleaders IX V9 PATSY REEDY GINGER GREEN 'D 'R if- ' ANN SCHULZ MRS HAROLD STOUT Sponsor Head Cheerleader L' Q T'-.X m ul' ' wiv- BECKY BARNETT Junior Cheerleaders Left to Rughi Linda Pruner Marlyn Anderson Mary Ellen Klllmgor Betty Pugh Susan Hutchnns Front Betsy Barnett Head Cheerleader Page 71 O O 0 'r ' X V G ' 52,15 1 fx- an 2 R ,7'f1,' U ' R W- ' f ' , n XX!!! xx - .r .,' ' U' , F v 1 3 , x, V' VI, b -of E O if E Mjv' ' X ' 'U' . I xl X 1 fr ri ' , ' ' Co- ' 5 . fx fs iff? S ' r , , y X! , , fm eee M sk K , 6 1 X I lla! l, V- 1 ' ' 5 ' I- E f he 'lf X, 1f' 5 R arf' ff, MZ? - il?-1,9 N S: vi g WIWW Sammi l' 4' Q. ,N-1 x 2 V .. .. -ll- 1 sf' 3 RUTH SCHOLTEN GARLAND Carculonon Monooeu 5' Soro Eller Edltor Potsy Quullen Art Ednor Bull Kelly Business Monoger Judy Copenhover Lubby Porsons Gorlond Compbell Anne Dye Ruth Scholten G C Jennings Rose Pruner Ann Schulz Dowd Ford Judy Musser Sondro Stephenson Howord Elledge Pofsy Boone Berry Severt Woverly Rogerson Polsy Reedy Mory Jone Hutton Byron Trndoll Mrs Gordon Llnkous Mr Fred McDonold Sponsors HLIRRICAN SANDRA STEPHENSON S I Club Edlior 2- ROSE PRUNER Picture Ed Feofure Ed DAVID FORD Sporrs Ednfor JUDY COPENHAVER r Informotnon Ednor S' u 3 vu Y ANNE DYE Typusr SARA ELLER Ednor PATSY BOONE Asst Edxtor Page 7 4 H PATSY QUlLl.EN Arf Edlior in '9 J D THOMAS Asst Art Edutor G C JENNINGS Phorogropher B LL KELLY Business Monoger MARY JANE HUTTON Assf Buslness Mgr MR A V ONEAL Phofogropher MR FRED MCDONALD Sponsor Nr MRS GORDON LINKOUS Sponsor J BETTY SEVERT BYRON Asst Cnrculohon Ed ,Q 'ini Gi HOWARD ELLEDGE ROGERSON Ass? Plcfure Ed JUDY MUSSER Ass? Sports Ed J' W4 JIMMY FRANCIS Jr lnformohon Ed 11 K' x Cv fs 1.5. LIBBY PARSONS Typust ,,.,,.kl in ,,,. , ' .V Q A A N Ed. Ed. -xy I iizi 5 V dklr , .1 M V f 4- A L . fi 'Q ,, - I . Y . K. X, k V . . A , , A - x L Hn A . so V V A , I ig . ig ,,J-,,, ,A 'f :fl A A V L . . , , , ' A vm Q 4, MARY LINDA JONES News Edrtor BETSY WARD Asst News Ed sim MISS CARROLL FERRELL ELEANOR GULLION PATTY POTTER Sponsor Edrtor rn chref Managing Edutor MARI ETTE ANNE DYE Feature Edutor sp- 11' 1' BETTY MAUCK Asst Feature Ed PATSY REEDY BYRON TINDALL Curculatlon Mgr Photographer MARIONETTE REPORTERS NEWS REPORTERS Betty Severt Sue Parsons Carolyn Rowland SPORTS REPORTERS Sandra Stephenson Betty French Ann Wrllrams Bob Bales FEATURE REPORTERS Bob Kelly Dottre Perkrns TOM DAVIS BRENDA HUGHETT JEAN MUNROE SPOYYS Edllol' Club Edrtor Art Edrtor JUDY ELLIS MARY JOAN QUINN JAMES ATKINS Asst Sports Ed Asst Club Ed Busmess Manager Page 7 J i, . 5 K gh N 15-A L ff-R t J , at E E J Student Cooperative Association Page 7 6 .Ts i by vi jr First row: Ann Schulz, Reporter, Randy Wright, Treasurer, Becky Barnett, Secretary, Bob Estep, President, Alvin Crowder, Vice President, Judy Rosen, Allen Prater, Cecil Edwards, Ruth Scholten, Judy Ross. Second row: Sara Eller, G, C, Jennings, Wayne Guy, Garland Campbell, Fred Graybeal, Daphne Huffman, Sarah Burke, Betty Blackburn, Sue Parsons, Margaret Funk, Jimmy Francis, Herbert Widner. Third row: Eleanor Gullion, Sandra Stephenson, Sue Haga, Judy Blevins, Betsy Barnett, Dottie Watson, Betty French, Joe Hall, Crump Robinson, Hugh Gwyn, Marvin Kelly, Burton Eller. Forth row: Jean Munroe, Lantz Haywood, Terry Blakley, Richard Pruitt, Waverly Rogerson, Helen Shupe, Emma Pennington, Linda Pruner, Susan Hutchinson, Annette Mc' Donald, Patsy Reedy, Mary Ruth Smith. Fifth row: Mr. Sherman Dutton, Sponsor, David Ford, Joe Mauck, David Snider, Gene Leslie, Tommy Casteel, Bill Kelly, Frank Williams, Denver Osborne, Marvin Groseclose, Sam Peavler, Mary Ann Peery, Joann Beverly, Brenda Gillispie, Mr. Howard Williams, Sponsor. S. C. A. The purpose of the Student Cooperative Association shall be to promote citizenship, self-improvement, a well-rounded recreational program, a better health program, and better cooperation among students, teachers, and community. The S.C.A. shall be an organization combining all clubs and organizations of Marion High School, and making every person in the student body a member. The business affairs of the association shall be conducted by the Advisory Council. The Advisory Council shall consist of the association officers, the class presidents, the editor-in-chief of the school paper, the editor-in-chief of the school annual, and an elected representative from each home-room. During the past year, as aims, the association has tried to accomplish the following: decrease cheat- ing and stealing in school by the use of an honor code, participation in state and district conventions, supervision of hall traffic, co-operation and participation in school and community drives, promotion of good school and community citizenship, reworking of the school handbook, studying and recommending changes of the S. C. A. Constitution, if necessary, studying the possibilities of having an activities ticket, and studying the possibilities of having a point system for receiving school letters, Beta Club The Beta Club awards membership to iuniors and seniofs on the basis ot achieve- ments, character, and leadership, Students with nothing less than an A- average are admitted it approved by the club. During this year the Beta Club has given Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, given presents to the patients of the Southwestern State Hospital assisted as ushers on College Career Night and sent delegates to the Beta Convention in Roanoke Virginia The club has sold stationery candy and sponsored the annual talent show as money fncikirg proiects The motto ot the club is Let us lead by serving others First row Brenda Hughett Patty Potter Ruth Schalten Margaret Haga Treasurer Fred Graybeal President Carol Scott Secre- tary Mary Joan Quinn Vice President Sara Eller Anne Dye Second row Ann Schulz Rose Pruner Ginger Green Lucilc Copenhaver Daphne Huffman Patsy Quillen B tty Blackburn Mary Linda Jones Shelba Robinette Wanda Musser Mary Jear Bolling Annette Wheeler Third row Margaret Campbell Betsy Ward Thelma Harris Pat White Judy Musser Martha Wassurn Joyce Meek Nancy Horne Phyllis Nestch Julian Ccpenhaver Bill Kelly Bob Estep Fourth row Eleanor Gullion Judy Copen haver Shelby Ann Wharton Peggy Wilson Sarah Burke Margaret Funk Marvin Winters Byron Trndall Garland Campbell Bobby Lee Wlnebarger Walter Robinson Stanley Bise Hershel Richardson Page 7 7 r 1 I . , -s , - , . 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H I 1 r r r I r 2 r ' ' , Q . , -A Page 7 8 Tri-Hi-Y G I First row: Mrs, Kay Courtney, Sponsor, Ruth Scholten, Sergeant at Arms, Nancy Lindsey, Chaplain, Annette Wheeler, Vice President, Daphne Huffman, President, Patsy Quillen, Secretory, Sue Parsons, Treasurer, Joan Casey, Reporter, Second row: Martha Was- sum, Judy Musser, Emma Jean Aker, Peggy Wilson, Katherine Gilley, Anna Lou Ellis, Anne Dye, Ann Schulz, Mary Linda Jones, Judy Copenhaver, Lucile Copenhaver, Eleanor Gullion, Jean Munroe, Patsy Haulsee, Nancy Martin, Third row: Judy Ross, Leona West, Margaret Funk, Wilma Jean Riley, Sandra Slagle, Joyce Clark, Sue Smith, Nancy Heath, Emma Pennington, Betty Johnson, Carolyn Sutherland, Bonnie Grinstead, Thelma Harris, Rose Pruner, Barbara Harris, Libby Parsons, Sandra Stephenson, Fourth row: Patsy Boone, Mary Jane Hutton, Rita Armstrong,Betty Haga, Phyllis Nitch, Margaret Haga, Betty Blackburn, Patsy Reedy, Wanda Musser, Nancy Horne, Joyce Meek, Shelby Ann Wharton, Barbara Holman, Sarah Burke, Pat White, Judy Anderson, Gail Evans, Fifth row: Ginger Green, Sara Eller, Carol Scott, Hazel Hall, Ruby Haga, Betty Severt, Mary Joan Quinn, Waverly Rogerson, Betsy Ward, Patty Potter, Brenda Hughett, Judy Ellis, Elizabeth Aker, Elizabeth Fulton, Frances Hutton, Barbara Mc' lntyre, Shelba Robinette. The Tri-Hi-Y is composed of Junior and Senior girls, who endeavor to create, main- tain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards ot Christian character, The aim is to achieve clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living. Some objectives of the club are: Develop personal integrity and selt-discipline, perform useful home, church, school, and community service, develop a growing sense of personal worth, based on responsibility to the Christian Church. The club performs growing relationship and responsibility to the Christian Church, co-operate with other groups ot young people to achieve worthwhile objectives, practice democratic methods, maintain a perspective in a world ol shitting values, and prepare adequately for the responsibilities of the future. Projects for the year included sponsoring the Christmas dance iointly with the Boys Hi-Y, planning devotions for assembly, co-operating in school and community pro' iects, posting the thought for the week on the bulletin boards, and sending delegates to the district convention and to the Model General Assembly in Richmond, Virginia, if? Hi-Y The l-li,Y is thi- Y.tvt,C A in the school. lt is a lellofvship of high school boys who are committed to ci Christian purpose at work in the home, school, or community, The Hi-Y Club endeavors to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The ntembcrs ol tho Hi-Y believe in clean speech and practice it, they avoid profane and obscene language. The Hi-Y tries to develop personal integrity arid self-disipline, a growing sense ot personal worth, based on responsibility to the Christian Church. The club performs useful home, church, school, and community services and co-operates with other groups of young people to achieve worthwhile obiectives. The club stands tor clean sportsmanship, They would rather be good losers than to win unfairly. The Hi'Y members believe in and practice clean ideals in the course of our school work. They do not cheat on examinations or assignments, believing that each must stand on his own merits, People who believe in clean habits must make them. The Hi-Y member avoids forming bad habits and tights against things that form them, Part ot worship of the Creator is the living of a wholesome life, The local Hi-Y in connection with the Tri-l-li-Y sponsored the Christmas Dance. As a unit the club has attended various churches in Marion. Several of the Hi-Y members attended the district meeting and Model General Assembly, The Easter assembly pro- gram was presented bythe combined Y Clubs. First row: Bob Bales, Sergeant-at-Arms, Don Ford, Reporter, Walter Fisher, Secretary, David Ford, President, Alvin Crowder, Vice president, Bob Rowland, Treasurer, Mr. Charles Harkins, Sponsor. Second row: Frank Williams, Courtney Hoge, James Atkins, Roy Griffitts, Glenn Snyder, John Odum, Bobby Estep, Eugene McFarland. Third row: Don Coffey, Ronnie Powell, Bill Stroupe, Howard Elledge, David Bear, Bill Naff, Charles Huff, Bill Kelly, Joe Hall. Fourth row: Bill Woody, Bobby Campbell, Tom Davis, Charles Shaw, Garland Campbell, Fred Graybeal, Don Hall, G, C. Jennings, Julian Copenhaver, Jimmy Francis, Page 79 Marvin Winters. l 4. 4 Q .. Page 8 0 Junior Tri-Hi-Y The Jr. Tri-Yi-Y is affiliated through the Virginia District Y.W.C.A. with the af- filiated clubs ofthe Young Women's Christian Association of Virginia and North America. The purpose of the Jr, Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y is a non-denominational organization, embracing young girls of all faiths who subscribe to the purpose of encouraging moral and spiritual values in the school. The club enables its members to help in activities and protects of a social, education- al, and spiritual nature. Committees are appointed in which each person is put to work, planning activities. The motto of the Jr, Tri-Hi-Y is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholar- ship, and clean living. Some objectives are, develop personal integrity and self-discipline, prepare useful home, church, school, and community services, develop an active and growing relation- ship with the church, and practice democratic methods. As protects, the club sold pencils with the baseball schedule on them, sent delegates to the Model General Assembly, placed a Thought for the Week on the bulletin boards, and attended the different churches as a group, First row: Carolyn Campbell, Miss Jean Diggs, Sponsor, Dottie Perkins, Historian, Carole Wassum, Chaplain, Betsy Barnett, Vice President, Judy Rosen, President, Betty French, Secretary, Betty Pugh, Reporter, Carolyn Rowland, Treasurer, Carol Dutton Betty Mauck. Second row: Georgia Lauridsen, Charlene Jones, Barbara Crowder, Judy McClelland, Joyce Blankenbeckler, Phyllis Wolfe, Dottie Watson, Thelma Robirson, Juanita Burnop, Nancy Jones, Kay Musser, Joan Thomas, Shirley Anderson, Carol Winesett, Susie Newman. Third row: Geraldine DeFriece, Andrea Hall, Joyce Steele, Judy Blevins, Jeanette Johnson, Joan Neff Elizabeth Fishel, Lynn Barrett, Marilyn Anderson, Susan Hutchinson, Sandra Sprinkle, Barbara Phillips, Janie Simms, Mary Ani' Jennings, Judy McClelland, Carol Hall, Brenda Pearcy, Fourth row, Annette McDonald, Carol Scott, Carole Anne Farris, Judy Garvey, Judy Clark, Lucille Tibbs, Both Barret, Margie Atkins, Mary Anne Anderson, Bonnie Ferguson, Cheryl Hutton, Rhonda Repass, Fifth row: Suzanne Graham, Shirley Anderson, Anne Arnold, Sharon Hutton, Mary Genga, Betty Ja Pennington, Jeannie Greear, Susan Mink, Anne Williams, Becky Barnett, Nancy Neitch, Carol Jean Blevins, Donna Rosen, Patsy Vernon, Nancy Sexton, Carol Sawyers, Sixth row: Rasita Haga, Alma Stump, Betty Powell, Jean Meek, Charlotte Wright, Betty Grinstead Patricia McMillan, Marie Wassum, Darlene Box, Jean Slagle, Sandra Stroupe, Pat Ulrich, Jean Kell, Linda Hoofnagle, Ruby Gullian, Margaretta Simons. Junior Hi-Y First row: James Ritter, Tommy Casteel, Joe Thompson, Secreta ry, Marvin Groseclose, Treasurer, Herb Widner, President, Gene Leslie, Vice President, Ronnie Atkins, Mr. Harold Stout, Sponsor. Second row: Jerry Sutton, Larry Barnett, Albert Atkins, Harold Pruitt, Bob Kelly, Cameron Wolfe, Frankie Garner, Johnny Eggleston, John Davis, Mike Fray. Third row: Charles Lincoln, Ralph Davis, Bart Sprinkle, Eddie Altizer, Bob Graybeal, Richard Greer, Jock Feenstra, Lynn Groseclose, Charles Bailey, Andy Ander- son, Don Kegley. Fourth row: Marvin Kelly, Jerry Wossum, Roger Hayes, Roy Sneed, Burton Eller, Edward Funk, Joe Hoofnagle, Joe Cummings, Robert Simpson, Hugh Gwyn, Dickie Waddell, Robert Bailey, Scotty Laughon, Benny Elkins. The Jr. Hi-Y is affiliated through the Virginia District Y.M.C.A, with the affiliated clubs of the Young Men's Christian Association of Virginia and North America. The purpose of the Jr. Hi-Y is a non-denominational organization, embracing young people of all faiths who subscribe to the purpose of encouraging moral and spiritual value in the school. The club enables its members,to help in activities and projects of social, educational, and spiritual nature. The committees appointed because of the need for their services, put each person to work planning these activities. The motto of the Jr. H.-Y is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. Some obiectives are: perform useful home, church, school, and community services, develop personal integrity and self-discipline, practice democratic methods, prepare for responsibility in the future, and to develop an active and growing relationship to the church. The club has attended church as a group, and given Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets. The club has had class tournaments in various sports activities, and has sent delegates to Model General Assembly. Page 81 Future Homemakers Of America Page 8 2 ft First row: Miss Betty McConnell, Sponsor, Sandra Slagle, Historian, Dottie Perkins, Reporter, Martha Wassum, Secretary, Betty Blackburn, President, Margaret Funk, Vice President, Ann Campbell, Treasurer, Shelby Wharton, Chaplain, Connie Garza, Song- leader, Miss Doris Ann Fugate, Sponsor. Second row: Irene Pruitt, Marie Wassum, Carole Wassum, Betty Stover, Carolyn Row- land, Betty Jo Pennington, Carol Dutton, Nancy Sexton, Jean Meek, Joyce Clark, Polly Snavely, Gail Evans. Third row: Sandra Stephenson, Ruby Haga, Susie Newman, Nancy Lindsey, Betty Haga, Phyllis Nietch, Kay Musser, Nancy Jones, Brenda Pearcy, Elizabeth Ann Fishel, Rhonda Repass, Judy Clark, Rosita Haga. Fourth row: Pat Haulsee, Nancy Sprinkle, Joyce Meek, Nancy Horne, Margaret Haga, Rita Armstrong, Nancy Martin, Elizabeth Fulton, Margie Atkins, Judy Blevins, Jeanette Johnson, Annette Wheeler, Betty Johnson, Betty Severt. Fifth row: Judy Copenhaver, Ruth Simms, Judy Anderson, Sue Smith, Shirley Anderson, Carol Winesett, Betty Grinstead, Linda Catron, Carol Sawyers, Mary Ann Cress, Frances Hutton, Elizabeth Aker, Louise Funk, Hazel Hall, Nancy Simmerman, Margaret Hale, Dorothy Maiden, Carolyn Armstrong. Sixth row, Janice Parks, Sara Eller, Mary Shumate, Judy Ellis, Anne Arnold, Sharon Hutton, Emma Jean Aker, Wilma Jean Riley, Shirley Catron, Peggy Dyson, Phyllis Wolfe, Judy McClelland, Joyce Blankenbeckler, Patsy Quillen, Daphne Huffman, Judy Musser, Norma Price, Pat Ulrich. Any student who has had one semester of home economics and is interested in the organization may join the Future Homemakes of America. The purposes of the F.H.A. are to promote a growing appreciation of the ioys of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will and to further interest in home economics. Some of he activities of the club are the Valentine Dance, sponsored iointly by the F.F.A.-F.H.A., at which there is a King and Queen elected from members of both clubs, Family Night, the Mother,Daughter party, and the Daddy Date night. This year, as a project, the F.H.A, has maintained the Snack Bar after school. The Club delivered Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets to homes of needy families and de- livered magazines to the State Hospital. Other projects are sponsoring the Jr. F.H.A., a Faculty Tea, and having an assembly program. The motto of the F.H.A. expresses the purpose of the organization, Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomor- row. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is composed of farm boys studying vocational agri- culture in high school. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the develop- ment of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. One of the more specific purposes of the F. F. A. is to develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism, and thereby to develop competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leader- ship. The proiects for i957-58 include: l, Exhibiting livestock at the following fairs, Galax Farm Festival Rye Valley Fair Rural Retreat Fair Burley Tobacco Festival Bristol Baby Beef and Purebred Heifer Show 2. Attending the State FFA-FHA Camp 3. Enter the state livestock and dairy iudging contests at the State Convention in Blacks- burgi 4. Participating in the Smyth-Wythe Federation activities which include, Forestry iudging contest Grain iudging contest Public Speaking and Degree team contest Father and Son Banquet Livestock iudging contest Dairy judging contest 5. FFA members received training in fire suppression and control and organized two Keep Virginia Green crews. First row, Mr. Eugene Orr, Sponsor, Robert Sawyers, Reporter, Burton Eller, Secretary, Allen Prater, President, Bobby Haulsee, Treasurer, David Price, Vice President, James Dishner, James Wassum, Second row: Richard Leonard, Roger Petty, W. L. Gullion, David Dancy, David Bear, Joe Cummings, Glenn Mitchell, Jimmie Holman, Paige Berry, William Romans, Wayne Berry. Third row, Marvin Thompson, Walter Sprinkle, Wayne Lamie, Archie Sexton, Edward Funk, Joe Hoofnagle, Jimmy Buchanan, Roger Pickle, Richard Hardin, David Dishner, Everette Umbarger, Howard Lee. Fourth row: John Odum, Ralph Newman, Robert Doyle, Joe Dillman, Sammy Osborne, Bill Catron, John Sawyers, James Foglesong, Stanley Burke, Roger Harden, Phillip Aker, Ralph Robinette, John Umbarger, Ronnie Hutton. 4 4 , Page 8 4 Literar and Forensic Club . it vc 1 on rirst row, Patsy Haulsee, Reporter, Rose Pruner, Secretary, Lucile Copenhaver, President, Libby Parsons, Vice President, Sue Parsons, 5.C.A. Representative. Second row: Anne Dye, Connie Garza, Judy Ellis, Georgia Lauridson, Frances Hutton, Gail Evans, Marie Wassum, Carolyn Rowland. Third row: Betty Mauck, Mary Linda Jones, Nancy Jones, lrene Pruitt, Charlotte Wright, Elizabeth Fulton, Judy Anderson, Sue Smith, Mr, A, L. Mitchell, Sponsor. Fourth row, Barbara Harris, Susan Mink, Barbara Crowder, Marvin Groseclose, Mike Blackford, Charles Shaw, Tom Davis, Frank Williams, Bob Bales, Glenn Snyder, Bob Rowland. The Literary and Forensic Club was organized to encourage participation in all types ot literary work, such as debating, spelling, prose and poetry reading, public speaking, and creative writing. The only entrance requirement is the writing ot a short literary paper by the prospective member, Any student actively interested may become a member by taking this test. During the year the club members take part in local, county, district, and state literary meets. Also, they participate in various essay, debating, and forensic contests. National Thespian Club Troupe No. 624 The National Thespian Society is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. To be eligible for membership in this club, a person must have played with merit in a major role of one full-length play, two major roles in one-act plays, or a person could have played with merit in minor roles in two or three full length plays, or three or four one act plays if the amount of work done is equivalent to a maior role in a full length play. Membership is also open to persons who have performed efficient staff work such as student director, stage manager, business manager, make-up chairman, or publicity chairman. Superior work in dramatic classes is also recognized for member- ship. This organization is an honorary society, non-secret and non-social, which does not hold regular meetings. First row: Charles Millard, Secretary, Jean Munroe, President, James Atkins, Vice President, Mr. A. L. Mitchell, Sponsor. Second row: Eleanor Gullion, Larry Booth, Mary Linda Jones, Mary Jane Hutton, Patty Potter. Third row: Barbara Mclntyre, David Bear, Bobby Campbell, Jimmy Francis, Sam Peavler, Pat Boone. Page 85 Distributive Education Page 8 6 First row: Mr. James Wilson, Barbara Holman, Eleanor Routh Thomas, Lorraine Widner, President, Josephine Snider, Paul Combs. Second row: Sharoll Shumate, Lee Price, Vvarren Byrd, Secret iry, Larry Parker, Parliamentarian, Bill Neff, Vice Presi- dent, Charles Huff, Treasurer, Bill Oaks, Stuart Buchanan. Distributive Education is a vocational training program operating Throughout state and local school systems. It provides specialized education for those persons en- tering or already employed in retail, wholesale, and service occupations. The D. E. Club of Marion High has had a very successful year. The club has won many honors. At District II Convention in Richlands they won three first place honors, three second place honors, and one third place honor. The three first place honors were won on Job Interviewing, Sales Demonstration, and Window Display Judging. The second place honors were won on Ad Layout and Copywriting, Window Dis- play Judging and D. E. Student of the Year. The third place honor was won for Window Display Judging, the club taking most of the honors. At the State D. E. Convention in Richmond the first place winners in the District competed on the state level, A second place honor was won in Window Display Judging. Future Business Leaders of America The purpose of the F, B. L. A. is to develop competent, agressive business leafirersliip. The club encourages members to improve their homes and community, develop ciaaractor, encourage improvement in scholarship, and strengthen the confidence of F. B, L. A members in themselves and their work. Membership in the club is limited to juniors and seniors having a minimum of tvvo credits in business education. As a public service activity this year, the F. B. L. A, has addressed envelopes for the local March of Dimes Campaign. Members have also helped the faculty with steno- graphic work, The aims of the club are to promote a general interest in the business world and familiarize the members with business procedure. The major project of the club was the sponsorship of the F. B. L. 'XX Square Dance which was held on March 28. The chief money-making project has been the sale'of commercial supplies. The Regional Planning, Regional and State Conventions were all attended by members from the Marion chapter. First row: Nancy Lindsey, Ruth Simms, Chaplain, Leona West, Reporter, Sarah Burke, President, Hazel Hall, Vice President, Emma Pennington, Historian, Brenda Hughett, Treasurer, Miss Peggy Jaynes, Sponsor. Second row: Jean Plummer, Joan Shupe, Louise Funk, Louise Dunford, Frances Hutton, Sue Smith, Nancy Heath, Nancy Martin, Phyllis Neitch, Judy Ross. Third row: Polly Snavely, Gail Evans, Judy Anderson, Barbara Mclntyre, Peggy Wilson, Katherine Gilley, Wilma Jean Riley, Shirley Catron, Peggy Dyson, Patsy Haulsee. Fourth row: Josephine Garza, Betty Hash, Barbara Harris, Carol Scott, Alice Orr, Denny Blakeley, Connie Garza, Emma Jean Aker, Mary Ruth Smith, Sue Parsons, Betty Johnson. Page 8 7 ,K I-J ui Hurrican: .V 14' 3 f Q JI 'X 4 , M..- f if 1 A 'ui s 5 .' f U' W .Y ff ffl- .xxx . .- :, Ax xg-,L 9, I . I 9' ,Q gi 3. wwygi' - .M Q Q . E, 46' '. ' E Q' 5 A ' 9 ' .3 . 1 ' , , 9 ' .I 1 X 4 i 2 5 D X 5 I .J X - h A f 1 l - dkyylq- :R'W '1'W3i' '-Ls , 1 , uf, g L ' . ' 4 ' 1' E 12 I Ffh 5' QWMM Rebel Band f-Av i, r I V I X .QQKQ O11 l 4 hi-L g-.. uw . N 1-d...,,, V xc I 1 V IL' Y'. ,gi ar J 'f ' . 1' S .if Q A ' . b fu' Fr I - 2 -' A X A A s El? Y X Ami! 9 . ' 'xl --P 'X . K' - V ' Y ,- :L ' 6' ' 1 l 5 . .- -'f V 1. ,1',z f -ig af f .1 .' X ' Q in ' vw ' Q, s , ' W 1 ' ' y ' X! J - ' ' lx' ' ' . . . ' . - , 0. . . . ' 4 . 'V 'I ' I 7 , .' I ' ' . V I' ' . . In '51 Q ' A -, J 1' 5 -,Af W- ' 'rx lt Eiflk All . A I 'wt 4 I '-T x N 1. A-if 1. nw md... I A -4 M M I M 1,7 I , IH, 'Viv zlvk, n I I 1 sn, aw' 659414 A I' 55 Z Page 9 O Varsity Club First row: Eddie Blevins, Randy Wright, Patsy Boone, Secretary, VVayne Guy, President, Bill Kelly, Vice President, David Ford, Reporter, Joe Rector, Treasurer, Mr. Arnold McReynolds, Sponsor. Second row: Tommy Owens, Don Colley Ronnie Medley, Ginger Green, Ruth Scholten, Jimmy Buchanan, Joe Thompson, Bob Rowland, Ronnie Hcunshell, Alvin Crowder, Ralph Earnest. Third row: Becky Barnett, Patsy Haulsee, Betty Severt, Mary Shumate, Patsy Reedy, Libby Parsons, Mary Jane Hutton, Ann Schulz, Anne Dye, Lucile Copenhaver, Sara Eller, Judy Copenhaver, Sandra Stephenson. Fourth row: Howard Elledge, Frank Blevins, Frank Lindsey, Frank Williams, Cecil Edwards, John Sawyers, Wayne Lamie, Stuart Buchanan, Herb Widner, Ralph New- man, Denver Osborne. Fifth row: Bob Bales, Lee Stoots, Archie Sexton, Bill Woody, Don Ford, Sanford Dutton, Sharoll Shumate, G. C, Jennings, John Odum, Ronnie Hutton, Tom Davis, Charles Shaw, Bill Natl. The purpose of the Varsity Club is to recognize students who have earned a letter in sports, to establish and maintain school spirit and good sportsmanship, and to develop among the members ol the club patience, cheerlulness, friendliness, lair play, and persistance in order to make the member gracious losers and courteous winners. To quality lor the Varsity Club, one must earn one letter in any one sport. The Varsity Club sold drinks, candy, and progams at basketball games to raise money for sweaters to be awarded to Seniors who have lettered two years in sports, The club also sold pennant pins during football season. The club had a banquet lor its members in June, Senior Chorus The purpose of the Marion High School Chorus is to provide an opportunity for students who enjoy music and an opportunity to co-operate in working and performing with others. The activities of the chorus include participations in assemblies, special Christmas programs, the District Festival, spring concert, and the Commencement Exercises, The main project of the chorus is to raise money to buy robes. Other proiects in- clude a bake sale, and entering a float in the Christmas parade, Seniors, iuniors, and sophomores are eligible to belong and each receive one credit a year. First row: Mary Ruth Smith, President, Sam Peovler, Vice President, Bob Rowland, Secretary-Treasurerg Peggy Dyson, Librarian Margaret Haga, Reporter, Second row: Carol Dutton, Shirley Catron, Jean Woods, Walter Fisher, Pat Jennings, Bob Boles, Nancy Gates, Miss Elaine Kelly, Director. Third row: Betty Blackburn, Frances Gullion, Patsy Vernon, Betty Stover, Suzie New- . . . . HV man, Virginia Gentry, Brenda Goodpasture. Fourth row: Rita Armstrong, Libby Parsons, Joe Hall, Frank Williams, Jean Ke Ruth Ann Dishner, Elizabeth Fulton. Pianist-Barbara Holman. Page 9 I Page 9 2 Industrial Arts Club Kneeling: Bill Naff, Charles Huff, Secretary, Sharoll Shumate, Reporter, Marvin Thompson, J. D, Thomas, Terry Childers, Vice President. Standing: Joe Romans, Donald Sawyers, Paul Whisman, Treasurer, Bobby Winebarger, Cecil Edwards, Pfesident, Tommy Thompson, Marvin Testermenl, Ronnie Winebarger, Charles Morris, Mr. Lloyd Vicars. The industrial Arts Club is designed for those boys who show special interest in building sets and helping stage school plays. Some objectives of the club are: fit To increase our knowledge of the stage and its functions, such as sound effects, lighting, setting, costuming, and properties. C23 To serve and cooperate with the school officials in school activities. f3t To help develop and promote high standards of craftsmanship of club members. 443 To help stage plays at Marion High School. The club has supervised the staging of the junior and senior plays and they take care of the amplifier system. Science Club The Marion High School Science Club's aims are: To increase our knowledge of science, to learn to perfect our skills in science, to understand the importance of science in our lives, and to help carry out the program of Science Clubs ot America, The purpose of the club is to assemble those who are interested in learning more about science and the part it plays in our lives. To become a member, the applicant must have a B average in science subjects and be interested in the aims ot this club. Each member is required to exhibit a science proiect in the Smyth County Science Fair. The club conducted the Smyth County Science Fair and had several winners to send to the Western Virginia Science Fair which was held at Roanoke College in Salem, Vir- ginia. The club made a trip to V.P.l. to exhibit some proiects and see the science de- partment there. The club also made a trip to Emory and Henry College to view the planets through the telescope there. Seated: Judy Ellis, Bob Kelly, Vice President, Fred Graybeal, Reporter, Garland Campbell, President, Lewis Verlarider, Secre- tary, Ronnie Powell, Glenn Snyder, Second row: Jeannie Greear, Mary Linda Jones, Walter Robinson, Irene Pruitt, Patty Potter, Betsy Ward, Joe Copenhaver, Mr. Sherman Dutton, Sponsor: Ronnie Winters. Third row: Julian Capenhaver, Sammy Russell, P 9 Bobby Campbell, Byron Tindall, James Atkins, Johnny Eggleston, Jack Feenstra, Charles Shaw, Frankie Garner. age 3 Latin Club First row: Judy Dancy, Richard Greer, Carol Scott, Patricia McMillan, Suzanne Graham, Joe Thompson, Bob Kelly, Juanita Burnop, Susan Mink, Judy McClellan, Betty Mauck, Marie Wassum, Marilyn Anderson. Second row: Richard Blevins, Mike Mc- Millan, Bob Graybeal, Kay Musser, Georgia Lauridson, Becky Barnett, Betty French, Judy Rosen, Anne Williams, Margaretta Simons, Barbara Crowder, Charlene Jones, Charlotte Wright, Nancy Sexton, Joyce Blankenbeckler, Sue Parsons, Jeannie Greeor, Miss Elizabeth Neff. Third row: Hugh Gwyn, Joe Copenhaver, Joe Frances, Bob Bailey, Jack Feenstra, Billy Stroupe, Johnny Eggleston, Mike Blackford, Scotty Laughon, Donald Kegley, Mac Buchanan, Winston Vernon, Larry Booth, Herb Widner, Jerry Sutton, Jimmy Ritter. Fourth row: Jean Slagle, Mary Anne Anderson, Rosita Haga, Carol Repass, Betsy Barnett, Betty Pugh, Carol Wassum, Susan Hutchinson, Lynn Barrett, Carol Hall, Phyllis Barr, Janie Simms, Sandra Sprinkle, Romona Hutton, Pat Ul- rick. Fifth row: Arlene Campbell, Lucille Tibbs, Andra Hall, Mary Jane Stevenson, Linda Goodman, Elizabeth Barton, Carol Ann Farris, Judy Garvey, Mary Ann Jennings, Beth Barrett, Linda Hoofnagle, Donna Rosen, Amy Stump, Betty Powell, Joyce Vernon, Edna Vernon, Louise Porterfield, Shelby Wharton, Carol Johnson. Sixth row: Carolyn Bradley, Roger Pennington, James Penning- ton, James Verlander, Don Slagle, John Davis, Jerry Wassum, Alvin Wassum, Roger Copenhaver, Andy Anderson, Charles Bailey, Lynn Groseclose, Marvin Kelly, Mike Fray, Carl Hamm, Dickie Waddel, James Bays. LATIN CLUB Any student taking first or second year Latin is automatically a member of the Latin Club. Some of the proiects of the Latin Club are to give money to Muscular Dystrophy and to give baskets of fruit to someone in the hospital at Christmas. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB The Junior Science Club is for students interested in Science. To be a member of this club one must obtain a B average in Science and be a Freshman or Eighth Grader. The main attraction forthe year was a trip to Roanoke for the District Science Fair. First row: Dickie Waddell, Robert Simpson, John Davis, Richard Greer, Charles Bailey, Roger Copenhaver, Andy Anderson, Alvin Wassum, Hugh Gwyn. Second row: Mrs. Katherine Potter, Sponsor, Patricia McMillan, Annette McDonald, President, Mary Ellen Killinger, Reporter, Butch Wolfe, Ron Bales, Secretary, Eddie Altizer, Don Slagle, Jerry Wassum, Treasurer, Butch Pinnick, Thomas Casey, Georgia Dutton, Patricia Ann Elkins, Arlene Campbell, Carolyn Bradley. Third row: Donald Wechsler, Judy Arnold, Barbara Phillips, Janie Simms, Sandra Sprinkle, Judy Dancy, Iris Childers, Carole Ann Farris, Judy Garvey, Betty Pugh, Beth Barrett, Matilda Copenhaver, Frances Tindall, Suzanne Graham. Fourth row: Cheryl Hutton, Joann Beverley, Nancy Nitch, Theressia Hall, Joyce Pennington, Carroll Johnston, Lindo Pruner, Lynn Barrett, Susan Hutchinson, Mary Ann Jennings, Judy McClellan, Carol Hall, Janice Murray ,Llewellyn Hoge, Carol Scott, Linda Hoofnagle, Ruby Gullion, Carolyn Haga, Fifth row: Carol Pennington, Brenda Gillisaie, Amy Stump, Betty Powell, Mike Moore, Stanley Burke, Ted Smith, Lynn Groseclose, Ralph Davis, Mike McNAillan, Ed Bales, Bob Graybeal, Herbert Luquer, Eddie Duke, Marvin Gullion, Roger Kegley. Jr. Science Club 11 I ,I I N L' if , --..zz Page 9 4 -Hobby Club First row: Matilda Copenhaver, Program Chairman, Duane Baker, Reporter, Becky Henderson, Secretary, Mary Ellen Killinger, President, Carol Haga, Vice President, Sandy Wheeler, Treasurer, Georgie Dutton, Program Chairman, Mrs. Margaret Davidson, Sponsor. Second row: Shirley Smith, Becky Ellis, Helen Heath, Virginia Riley, Joyce Pennington, Carol Pennington, Judy Arnold, Mary Ann Peery, Betty Campbell, Joyce Dillman. Third row: Paulo Hicks, Patsy Wossum, Susie Estep, Linda Pruner, Mike Moore, Richard Pruitt, Earl Parsons, Randall Swartz, Larry Criner, Butch Pinnick. Fourth row: Carol Winters, Kay Sawyers, Barbara Dancy, Betty Box, Goyla Belcher, Kathy Quinn, Marcy Ross, Ann Whitmore, Frances Tindall, Patsy Funk. Fifth row: Thressia Hall, Suzanne Tutor, Patricia Ann Elkins, Donna Haulsee, Joyce Copenhaver, Jean Richardson, Patty Burke, Shelby Harrison, Phyllis Wineborger, Linda Haas, Brenda Gillespie, Tommy Casey. HOBBY CLUB The Hobby Club of Marion High School was organized for the purpose of creating the interest of young people in educational pastimes. Any eighth grader who has an educational pastime or is interested in having one may belong to the club. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is essentially a service club. The main obiect of this club is to create an interest in the reading of good literature for the entire student body. Anybody interested in working in the library may beccme a member oi this club. Seated: Vera Trail, Treasurer, Willie Mae Overbay, President, Miss Trula Fleenor, Sponsor, Bonnie Denman Standing: Charley Mae Eller, Elwood Buskell, Joann Beverley, Vice President, Mary Osborne. Library Club Page 95 NW1 A V 4 , ' Q 1Q .......:.., ' YV A... Q Homecoming Dance Mr Wrl!xonw5 wqrn Homecoming Court Siepnensorv, Ann ScI'wuNz, Page I00 'Q 5-2-T...-S., ,g- s.., 1, 5,1 fe 5 f ,.5. wlv from Hn' qw-e-vw Pofsy Reedy, Rurh SchoNven, Sandro c'd Putty Potter. x H -A 5, L S lv, ' Lvt's 'smnd'1his one on L44 J S. Pecwier, A Schulz, D Ford, R. Schohen, B. Estep, ond S. Stephenson Weczd vhe grcnnd march. YN Queen Sandra and Mr, Williams. The M,H.S. team us Go Team Go supporfed by a large crowd. Q 0695 p0fJy gK'l 'PS Q O 601, Sandra Svephenson The band forms a crown for the crowning The cheerleaders lead the crowd. of the queen, Pagg 101 A? Queen Rum S nolten on Kmg Bob Rowland re gn over tne Sllver B 5 lesllvmes Silver Bells 'U D Ford escorls Queen Ruth To lhe Vlwrone You dance dwmely f Q-5 l coulo luve danced all nlglwt R Scnollen ond B Rowland leod the refreshment line Page 10' ,Z .l E: ' 'll ' inf yi, .11 K JlV:fj'L,3,-k H r :cr ' K, .L V :,,5,, gp., ,A f W - 47. 4, , K N '- 4 nn KAW , af . A r r 7 :.g ',: H -Ks -. - ' , ' 5 ' C1,.Q 1 1,55 ' ' W5 figfuytfrgl-fl 1 iff- .-vifelffffp 4 , ff ' ix , f' ,, . X3 5. A xi NL. 3 23 , ' lr Nm-.,M , r , c' d', f ellf' . N4 Y -0 Valentine Dance 5... Volenfme Court J Musser B Houlsee S Stephenson B Romans B Blackburn J Wossurn A Prater J Dlslwner S Slogle ond Sora Eller not pucfured The Queen ond Kung leove the Yhrone CODY CJODCS OlOV1S Romonhc Atmosphere ond lney danced wnlh Heorls ond F owe s Page 103 Q K W- ., I' 0 ,' A ' 7 Q ,f Vl l 'f ' 2 f' x J I , , W x , If ' r 4 ' e - 1 1 J r '-, , e , X ff X 3 7 5 lr J i J I V ll Q ,, S 1 f'1 ' I ' ' X 4 r V ' I F , ' f B V Page 104 .lunlor Senior Prom Prom Queen Kung ond Attendants Brenda Hughett Bob Row land Judy Musser and Cecil Edwards Shell we dence? A quiet moment +49 7'1- Dmncmg nn cz Mystic Purodlse X Senior Play First row: Tom Davis, Ruth Scholten, Lucile Copenhaver, Anne Dye, Ann Schulz, Eleanor Gullion, Bobby Estep, Jimmy Atkins, Marvin Winters, Joe Hall. Second row: Mary Linda Jones, Miss Caroll Lee Ferrell, Mr. Sherman Dutton, Charles Millard, Mary Shumate. Come Out of the Closet A gloomy apartment in a house on Twenty-Second Street in New York City was the scene of thrills, chills, and excitement, as the Senior class presented its production of Come Out of the Closet , a mystery-comedy in three acts. The play was presented to a large audience on April I7-IS, in the Marion High Auditorium. Mrs. Malone, the Irish landlady, played by Ruth Scholten, kept things iumping for her three tenants from Ohio, Ann Schulz as Hilda Hawkins, competent and forthright, Eleanor Gullion as lrene Gleason, a somewhat scheming girl, and Anne Dye as Jenny Potts, naive and appealing. The girls' sleep was forever interrupted by Mr. Cutter, the man who shared their kitchen, played by Marvin Winters, and by Guthrie Rosewater, the counterfeiting poet and his accomplice, Abbie Phillips, portrayed by Bobby Estep and Mary Shumate. The case is solved by George Hanson, lrene's fiance, portrayed by Jimmy Atkins, Hercules Jones, a taxi-driver, enacted by Joe Hall, and Sweeny, a near- sighted cop, played by Tom Davis. Miss Carroll Lee Ferrell and Mr. Sherman Dutton were directors, with Mary Linda Jones and Charles Millard as student directors. Other members of the senior class served on various committees. Page 105 Junior Play so W, ,Q gt 'S' ., . sa v 1. Q. -,db , 1 v I x 3' Cos? Dovid Bcor Betty Severt Bobby Corvpbell Donnie Holl Lorry Booth Potty Potter Jimmy Froncis Sandro Slogle Judy Musser Corolyn Sutherlond Mory Jone Hutton Betsy Word Potsy Boone Som Peovler Its A Great Life Whot does o mon do when his tollcotive wite sells thcir newly remodeled house for SOOO his son moves o broken down horse rnto the new goroge ond his doughter hos fointing sprees for ott ntion'9 HQ comcs up with cn plcin thot turns the household wild The mnid quits his son becomes o hoisc doctor c nd his dciughtcr morries These ond mony more situntions were in the iunior closs ploy presentcd before o lor e oudifnce November Q? i957 Th ploy Its A Groot Lfe wos written y Robert Finch The cost includes Potty Potter os .leonnie Peobody o pretty girl ot T9 wno cont choose between her two suitorsg Jimmy Froncis os Claude Frc1ley,O young bonlcer who is trying to sove money ond morry Jeonnie, Bobby Qompbell os Mr, Peobody, the mon of the house, Mory Jone Hutton os Mrs. Peobody, who doesn't understond herseltg Dovid Beor os Lorry Jordon, Jeonnie's suitor from college, Som Peovler os Russell Peobody, is sloppy ond indifferent? Pot Boone os Eloise, the scotterbroined moidg Sdndro Slogle ond Judy Musser os Annobelle ond Alice, who do Russell's homework, Lorry Booth os Dr. Edward Appleby, the bochelor who lives next door, Betsy Word os Miss Jocobs, l?ussell's exosperoted biology teocher, Corolyn Sutherlonci os Aurelo Audrey Wlunlcle ond Betty Severt os Sophio Jone, her sisterg ond Donnie Ho? os Mr. Pooley, their lowyer. The directors ol the ploy were Miss Peggy Joynes, Miss Jean Diggs :md Mr A L, Mitchell, The student director wos Waverly Page Rogerson. Vorious members of the Tumor closs served on committees 1 I L. Illl IIII 'Eli . N,-c ' l Page 108 Senior Director ELIZABETH AKER Hobby 8 Grrl s Jr Y IO r s Sr Y I JAMES ATKINS Hobby 8 Band 8 9 IO II Bo sJr Y9 IO BoysSr Y II I2 SCIENCE II I2 I'hesp1an Socrety II I2 Vxce Pres MARI ONETTE I2 Busrness Mgr Class Offrcer 9 Sec BOB BALES lTransfer II1 Boys Sr Y II I2 Sgt at Arms Forensrc I2 Varsuty I2 Senlor Chorus I2 MARIONETTE I2 Class Offrcer I2 Rep Football I2 BETTY BLACKBURN Jr Chorus9 G1rl s Jr O I2 Pres Beta II I2 Sr Chorus I2 SCA I2 Valentune Queen I2 Class Offrcer I2 Sec MIKE BLACKFORD lTransIer III Forensrc I2 Scuence I2 Latln II I2 Football II DENNY BLAKELEY Hobby 8 F H A 9 Glrl s 9 EDWARD BLEVINS rs1ty9 IO I ootball9 IO PEGGY BLEVINS H by8 FHA 9 IO A STUART BUCHANAN Varsuty II I2 oot 8 O D SARAH BURKE Library 9 Grrls Jr Y 9 IO sSr FHAIO Betall s I2 H I2 Pres S C A MARIONETTE II WARREN BYRD D E I2 Sec ANN CAMPBELL L brary 9 F H A IO I I I2 Treas BARBARA CAMPBELL Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 8 HA 9 IO G s r II Rep I2 Beta II I2 Rep MARIONETTE I2 Sr Class Hlst Basketball 8 GARLAND CAMPBELL Hobby 8 Band 8 L1 brary 9 Beta II I2 Boys Sr Y I2 Scnence II I2 Pres SCA IO I2 HURRICANE II Assrst Clrculatron Mgr I2 Clrculatlon Mgr SHIRLEY CATRON Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 8 A 9 s r Y Gxrl s Sr Y II Sr Chorus I2 DON COFFEY S C A 8 Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 8 BoysJr Y9 IO BoysSrYII I2 Varsrty seball 9 I asketball 8 9 I2 Track 9 Football 8 II PAUL COMBS D E I2 2nd place Drstrrct D E Contest JUDY COPENHAVER Hobby8 Jr Chorus s r A IO II I2 Forenslc IO II Sec Treas ence IO II rs1ty II ta HURRICANE II Jr Informatlon Editor I2 Sr lnformatnon Edrtor Basketball 8 II Head lvlgr Span1sh9 LUCILE COPENHAVER Hobby 8 Jr Chorus Grrl s r I2 or src 9 IO res rslt Beta II I2 MARIONETTE Asst Feature Ed 1 s State I I S I P A I I Class Office reas II Rep Basketball 8 9 IO II A TOM DAVIS Hobby8 Band8 9 IO II I2 rs1ty9 IO II I2 Bo sJr Y9 IO Bos Sr Y II I2 Forens1cIO II I2 MARIONETTE II Asslst Sports Ed I2 Sports S I P A II Basketball 8 9 Mgr Track 9 JAMES DISHNER Boy s Jr Y 9 lndustrlol Arts F A SANFORD DUTTON Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 8 BoysJr Y9 IO B ysSr Y II I2 Foren s1cIO II Vars1tyII I2 MARIONETTE IO Il s etball 8 9 IO II Base all 9 II I29' FootbalI8 II LOUISE DUNFORD Hobby8 FHA 9 IO PEGGY DYSON Hobby 8 Glrl s Jr Y 9 IO sSrYII II I2 Sr Cho IO I2 S C A IO Class Play II Basketball 8 SARA ELLER Hobby 8 Pres Jr Chorus 8 9 Forenslc 9 Glrl s Jr Y 9 IO Pres G ls Sr Y B a I2 F I2 Varsrty II I2 HURRICANE II Assnst Ed I2 Edltor S I P A II Valentme Court I2 Class lcer II Sec Basketball 8 9 IO II ANNA LOU ELLIS Hobby 8 Forensic IO L1 brary IO FHA IO G1rlsJr Y IO Glr s Sr Y WALTER FISHER Sr Chorus I2 Boys Sr Y DAVID FORD Hobby 8 Band 8 9 IO Boys J Y9 IO BoysSr YII I2 s Forens1cI0 Varslty IO II I2 Rep HURRICANE II Asslst Sports Ed I2 Sports Ed Football 8 9 IO A rac S C A DON FORD H bby8 Band 8 9 IO Jr Chorus 9 Industrnal Arts 9 Boy s Jr Y 9 IO s Sr Y Chorus I2 Varslty I2 Lrbrary 9 IO Forensuc IO o al T ac - , ' ' . . , 8, 9, GirI's 11, Y-9, IO, Girl' s. 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Senlor Dlrectory ELIZABETH FULTON Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 8 HA 9 IO G1 I I2 Forensuc I2 Sr Chorus LOUISE FUNK Hobby 8 G1rl s Jr Y 9 FB L A FHA CONNIE GARZA Hobby8 Tw1rI1ng 8 Jr orus8 9 G1rls Jr Y9 A Songleader FBLA I2 Forensuc I2 Sr Chorus II Accomp KATHERINE GILLEY Hobby 8 G1rl s J Y 9 G1rI s Sr Y F B L A BRENDA GOODPASTURE Hobby 8 Chorus 9 L1brary 9 FH A 9 IO Glrl s Jr Y 9 Sr Chorus I2 FRED GRAYBEAL Hobby 8 Lxbrory 8 9 IO lndusTr1aI Arfs9 Boys Jr Y9 IO Boys Sr Y I2 Ch plann Beta II I2 Pres SCA MARIONETTE 8 9 Sc1ence IO II I2 ROY GRIFFITTS Hobby 8 Band 8 9 IO In dus r1aI Arts 8 Lubrary IO Boys Jr Y 9 IO Bo s Sr Y II I2 Basketball 8 ELEANOR GULLION Hobby 8 Rep Jr Cho rus8 9 L1brary9Rep G1rIs Jr Y 9 IO Sec s Sr Y I2 Befall I2 Thespuan o Clely II I2 MARIONETTE9 II Man Ed I2 or SCA I2 Grl aTeII e Act PIay9 IO I2 Class Pla Basketball 8 FRANCES GULLION FHA 9 IO L1brary Se I2 Pres Sr Chorus I2 WAYNE GUY rsuty IO II I2 orus IO II SCA 2 oofbaII8 9 T pf Base all 8 9 I MARGARET HAGA Jr Chorus9 F H A 9 I2 Beta II I2 Treas Sr Chorus I2 Rep RUBY HAGA Jr Chorus 8 9 G1rI s Sr Y I2 FHA I2 HA ELHALL FBLAII I2V1cePre GI 2 FHA JOE HALL Varsny I2 Boy s Sr Y I2 Sr Cho u O Treas I2 A Fo ball O I2 Baseball IO Track IO II BARBARA HARRIS rTransfer IO G rl s Jr Y G1rl s Sr Y I2 F B L A I2 Forens1c PATSY HAULSEE Ho by8 G1rIs J Y9 aplaun IO Gnrls Sr Y II Rep 2 F I2 FHA I2 Forensucll I2 Rep MARON ETTE 9 IO Basketball II I2 NANCY GATES HILL Hobby 8 G1rIs Jr Y 9 Sr Chorus I2 COURTNEY HOGE Hobby8 Band 8 9 IO Jr Chorus 9 IndusTr1aI Arts 8 Boy s Jr Y 9 IO Boys Sr Y II I2 MARIONETTE I2 Football IO Track II BARBARA HOLMAN Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 8 brary9IO Sc1enceIO FHA 9 IO r sJr Y 9 O Glrl r I r Chorus I2 NANCY HORNE Hobby 8 G1rI s Jr Y 9 IO r s Sr I2 Lnbrary 9 Sec FH A Rep II V1ce Pres I2 Forenslc I2 Sc1ence CHARLES HUFF Boys Jr Y 9 Boy s Sr Y I2 usfrsal Arts IO II Pres I2 Sec D Treas S C A II Football 8 DAPHNE HUFFMAN Hobby8 Band8 9 rsJrY9IOGIs rYII I2Pres a I2 SCA BRENDA HUGHETT Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 9 ens1c 9 IO G1rl s Jr Y 9 G S e a I I2 Treas SCA 9 II MARIONETTE II ASSIST Club Ed I2 Club Ed Muss Sen1or of I958 THELMA HUTCHINS S ence II B ta II I2 FRANCES HUTTON Hobby 8 Gurl s Jr Y 9 F H A II I2 Sr Chorus IO MARIONETTE IO G C JENNINGS Hobby8 Band8 9 Boys Y9 I2 Va I2 SCA II I2 HURRICANEIQ FoofbalI9 s efball 8 9 IO I o t Track8 9 IO Class Offlcer IO Treas II Pres I2 Pres MARY LINDA JONES Hobby 8 Jr Chorus 8 1rl s Jr I2 Fo O bary9 IO BefaII I2 SCA IO Thes an SOCIGIY I2 Class Play II S I P A IO MARION 9 IO I BILL KELLY Boy s Jr Y 9 IO VICG Pres Boy s Y e o arsn 1 e Pres SCA 9 Boy s Stale II HURRICANE II ASSIST Bus Mgr I2 Bus Mgr Class Offucer IO Pres II Treas otball IO II rac I II Go S nce FRANK LINDSEY FFA 9 IOTreos II Var 9 IO I I2 Foolba 8 9 IO Trac Page 109 9, F. . .- , 10, II, I25 eafrs Jr.lY-9, , 'rl's . . , E ' ' ' ' ' Sr. Y- I, 5 '-II, 5 . -IO, I2. 11,12,..,-12. 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Fo - , 5 I25 T k- Of, 5 If-9', IOA, IIT, IQS5 Cie -IO, II, I2. - LD - 5 I I F. - - Ch ' , 5 ' ' . - - ,, I 5 .B.L.A.- - . . .- , - ., 5 - 5 . . .- 5 ' - 5 - .5 l - SIIY- 5 5 I 5 5 lI- 5 5 5 IC-Joi, - , 5 - , 'Q II', I23 Page 112 Backward Glance On August 29 l957 the new Presldent of the SCA Bobby Estep called the 875 students of Marlon Hugh School to order That meant 875 sun tanned faces yearnlng to be outslde ln the sunshlne but buckllng down to the task at hand The flrst football game on September 6 gave the Scarlet Hurrlcanes a blg llft ln school splrlt when they won a vlctory of 42 O over the Rach Valley Steers College Career Nlght was held on October l wlth the lunlors and senlors from Chllhowle Sugar Grove and MOTION Hlgh Schools attendlng Representatlves from many dlfferent schools helped us to stralghten out our confused plans October l4 was the day all the senlors were seen wlth thelr hands stuck out ln front of them That was the day the class rlngs were glven out Sandra Stephenson and Blll Kelly were elected Punch and Judy ln the Marlonette popularlty con tes Homecomlng started wlth the Varlety Show Scarlet Sllpper Revue the bonflre and pep rally on October 24 The Homecomlng game was an excltlng one on October 25 The flnal score was the Marlon Hlgh Hurrlcanes O the Ablngdon Mlghty Mldgets O Queen Sandra Stephenson relgned over the Homecomlng Dance on October 26 ln a settlng of Autumn Leaves Her court conslsted of Ruth Scholten Ann Schulz Patty Potter and Patsy Reedy Although the team put up a mlghty struggle the flnal football statlstlcs were one wln SIX losses and two tles The Junlor Play was presented November 22 to an overflow crowd It s a Great Llfe was a come dy IH three acts wlth Patty Potter and Jlmmy Francls ln the starrlng roles The Thanksglvlng holldays on November 28 and 29 were entlrely too short for both teachers and students Basketball season opened ln Chllhowle on December 3 The Hurrlcane boys lost to the Chllhowle Ruth Scholten and Bobby Rowland relgned over the Chrlstmas Dance on December l4 to the sound of Sllver Bells The Chrlstmas holldays were a welcome slght as they came INTO VIGW on December 20 but the new year of l958 came all too soon as we dragged back to school on January 2 Everyone sat up all nlght January l3 studylng for those exams on January l4 l5 and lo or atleast wlshed they had Betty Blackburn and James Wassum relgned as Klng and Queen of Hearts at the Valentlne Dance on February l5 ID a background of Hearts and Flowers Hurray for those unexpected holldays Smyth County schools were out the whole week of February l7 because of snow Marlon lost to Tazewell ln the flrst game of the basketball tournaments at Rlchlands They ended Wllh the flnal statlstlcs of flve wlns and frfteen losses The glrls varslty won nlne and lost two Mr Sherman Dutton was the keeper of the Stalrway to the Stars ln the annual Beta Club Talent Show on March 7 For all those Informal dancers there was the Marlonette Sock Hop on March l and the FBLA Square Dance on March 28 The one act play took a SUPGVIOF ratlng ln the contest at Saltvllle Eleanor Gulllon Jean Munroe and Jlmmy Atklns made up the cast That vacatlon we had durlng the snow dldnt look as DICE on Saturday March 8 when we had to make up for the lost tlme The Senlor Play cast presented Come Out of the Closet on Aprll l7 and l8 The maln leads were taken by Ann Schulz Anne Dye and Eleanor Gulllon No one can forget all those Senlor prolects for the trlp to Washlngton on May l4 l7 The Chrlst mas cards name labels and Senlor Faculty ballgame were a few of the many prolects pushed by the hard worklng Senlors As the year comes to an end there IS stlll to co me our club conventlons baseball track the SCA electlons the Prom and that welcome Easter vclcatlon Last but not least there IS Graduatlon the tlme looked forward to for twelve years and looked back on for twelve more Remember us Marlon Hlgh because we wlll surely remember you Barbara Campbell l958 Senlor Class Hlstorlan I 7 l I I I , , . . N ,, . . . T. ' - - 11 - 11 - - I . . . - I Il If ' - , , , . ' ll I ' Il - Warriors by a score of 54-49. The MHS girls won 57-42. ll ' ll , , ' II II ll ' Il ' , , - I l l . ' . I I , , ' ll Il ' ' I I ' 1 1 ' I l I A I I I I I ' I - . . 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I 3 nd I I I I Power i n r a e HARWOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY W h CLASS OF 58 LINCOLN BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Inc ALL KINDS OF LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Ma o Vrg SMYTH FARM SUPPLY CO Inc JOHN DEERE P Pg 127 Best is es To Each Member Of M fiom Virginia Dial 3-5751 ri n i inia O' I Farm Equi ment Marion Virginia I Page 178 Blnlmvton WQVGH IHZLQ The? Llfe Cf Amenoo UALIT Q0 'O As the vvorlds leadung textnle manutacturang organlzatzon Burlnngton In dustrles and Its member companies produce an amazing array of fabrics tor vvearmg apparel tor the home tor lndustry lor automotive and avlatnon Burlington s products are truly Woven Into the Lute ot America Because ot nts broad duversltlcatuon Burlmgton otters to the young man or vvoman seeking a career nn textiles unlnmlted opportunntues rn every phase ot the textlle tleld GROVER FURR HOSIERY CO Mfuauon vu2ensuA a umt of Burlington Hosiery Co . . Q U O - - vi X - I I I uses, and tor most other purposes. 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El in E ah! ii . 22 I I ., ri' I 1 I 2 Pk ' Ig I Lg: X Page lil 'Q' CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS CAPS GOWNS FURNISHED I BY RAYMOND E PAGE O B 236 V T V Q PROGRESS 1 As members of the I958 graduating class you have completed another progressive step to vvards a brighter future Ahead there vv ll be many rndewones as you reach even greater goals With possibilities unlimited your work achieve ments initiative and effort will help to keep our Country great and strong ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY MAIN ESSO SERVICENTER ATLAS PRODUCTS 24 Hour Service LANSON ESTEP 2 0641 Marian Virginia H LAUREL DRIVE IN THE LINCOLN THEATRE SUMMIT DRIVE IN AND ZEPHYER THEATRE For Your Best Entertainment 1 4 LENNUX fimmmn. ANOTHER MARION HOME GETS LEMMU WARM AIR COMFORT Heating worries and furnace tr nding chores will never bother the family living here' A new automatic LENNOX warm air furnace takes over! Modern comfort - fuel'saving economy. Terms can be easily arranged MARION SHEET METAL W O R K S Marion, Virginia Best wishes to the Class of 59 We hope all of you will make it right an time From the charter members at Marions KJTF',EE 1755 Society Garland Campbell - . .V.I.P. . . Tom Davis - .C. N. . . . . .. . Fred Oraybeal - A. . LLB. Ph.D. Mus. D Lewis Verlander -- PP. .I.C. PB. 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