Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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Because we are aware of one who, with her dynamic personality, has taken a special interest in our well-being and who has made meaningful the Spirit of Ma- vahiAbecause of her forcefulness yet kindness of character that made the success of our Junior Play possible and because she has always found time to give us in- dividual attention and constant guidance in the library, we, the Senior Class of Martinsville High School proudly dedicate this, the X957 NIAVAHI, to Miss Martlia Alice Anthony. Q ,J 66Af'flr00?7i 1 f-fe ,,,, 'ni' r0JUf.i'lUn. ,..., XX :tlhiug iu the lmils of NlZlN.'Ili1i ztloue, you may have the feeling: of someo sith- you. Uh. you ezuft seehiu1,hut he's there :ill right. IIC'S11lXK'llf'S rlierv hc-sith uc-rx' Qtuth-ut. whether x'ou'r'e eheeriug ztt zu foothzill gzuue, XY1lI'iiillj.IUIl zisseuihliu ol prothieiiig elztss plays. HCIHISICLICijlillilQ1I'1lLiCI'SIllI'Ol1gl1 the school for the first little, :uid Seuiora. for their lztst. XYheu you got your class rings :uid tried on grad u itiou robes. he was right there with you. Who is this persoi1? . you ask. Ilt lx the spirit that has tlrztuh our sehooi closer together every day noue other th:ui frllI'f1U'llhl.IIIiC Xl:ii'x '. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACU LTY . . . CLASSES . . . CLUBS . . . FEATURES . . . SPORTS .... . 9- 1 9 65 89 95 18 64 88 94 108 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . 109-174 421 8 13+ FACULTY .7 ll fMfiW.lff1f.J Lefi fo Right Mr. William Kirk, Xlr. W. A. Cochran, Klr. Cecil Watkins, Nlr. Arnold Fleshood The School Board, the Supervisors and the high school ofhcials help promote the growth of school spirit. Mr. Frank Lacy, the Chairman of the School Board, is aided by the following school 'board members: lvlr. R. English, Alf. C. C. Broun, Mr. M. L. Carper, Superintendent, Mr. H. C. Reed, Mr. xl. L. Gregory, and Mrs. Lucy W'oody, Clerk of the Board. l The Supervisors are Mr. William Kirk, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds, Mr. C. VV. Watkins, Assistant Superintendent and Director of Instruction, lVlr. Arnold Fleshood, General Supervisor, and Nlr. VV. A. Cochran, Administrative Assistant. These officials, as well as the teachers, are continually striving to obtain better educational facilities. They are the basis of the Spirit of Nlavahi and are always working to keep it alive. l l Seated: Xlr. R. lfnglish, hlr. li. Gregory, fXlr. C. C. Broun Standing: Xlr. F. Nl. Lacy, Chairmang Xlr. Xl. L. Carper, Superintendent, Mr. i H. C. Reed V - ff fora 0 2 AAMLWI ei 66.1 JOHN D. RICHMOND B.S., Emory and Henry Collegeg M.A., Duke Universityg Principal T. A. HARTLEY B.S., Roanoke Collegeg M.Ed., University of Virginiag Assistant Principal iudfmzve LAURA KREGER-B.A., Emory and Henry Collegeg M.A., University of Michigang Director of Guidance PAULINE ANDERSON-B.S., Radford Collegeg M.Ed., University of Virginiag Englishg Guidance WILLIAM H. NORTON-B.S., University of Virginiag Mathg Director of Attendanceg Student Council SHIRLEY ANNE BLANKENSHIP B.S., Longwoodg Physical Educa- tion JANICE BoozE B.S., Madison Collegeg Physical Educationg Sponsor of Cheer- leaders MAURICE BUCKNER B.S., Richmond Professional In- stituteg Distributive Educationg D.E. Club THOMAS BURNETTE A.B., University of North Carolinag Diversified Occupationsg D.O. Club T. H. CARTER Peabody Collegeg B.A., Washing- ton and Lee Universityg M.A., Vanderbiltg Head of Department of Englishg English, -Iournalismg Barker MELVIN CARTWRIGHT B.S., Western Illinois State Col- legeg M.S., University of North Carolinag World Historyg Varsity Basketball - Ubi. - J' 'x' . I ' - f-gt X' . K -4, .'4..s1 4 U rpg JZ-ttu, it! uf 1, JW 'L' I NIARTHA ANTHONY ii, K B.S., Longwood Collegeg B.A., College of LA' L, gl William and lWaryg Librariang Library Club JOHN W. BITTLE B.S., Roanoke Collcgeg lXT.A., University of New Yorkg Algebra, General Math 12 Joi-IN CREGER B.S., Concord Collegeg Junior Band ROBBIE CARTER EDGEMON B.S., Madison Collegeg Homemaking F. H. A. Q S N Q NN il S X S S N t s S S S S Q S S ANDREW FOLEY A.B., Lynchburg College, Western Michigang University of Virginia, Uni- versity of Richmondg Mathematics Eighth Grade AGOODE VIRGINI n College, Homemakingg B.S., Madiso F. H. A. EVELYN HAWKS A Fmory Universityg B.A., l' h, Eighth M. ., . Radford Collegeg Eng is Grade, Alpha-Hi-Y J. B. HELDRETH B.A., Emory and Henry College, ' ' f Kentucky' M.A., University 0 , Physical Education, Head Foot- ball Coach CHARLSIE M. HOBBY A.B., Carson-Newman College, University of Tennessee, Graduate School, Dramatics and Speech, English, Dramatics Club STANLEY HUFFAIAN B.S., V. P. 1.5 AT.Ed., University of Virginia, Biology, Director- ' 1 terials Center, Teaching IX a Science Club NIARY Lou JOYCE B.S., Madison College, University of Virginiag Duke, University of North Carolina, Algebra, General Math, Refresher Algebra, F. T. A. 'SER CHARLES A. KEY B.A., Berea College, U. S. History FRANCES KNOX-DrcK Woman's Collegeg Randolph-Nlacon C lumbia Uni- A B University of Virginiag o ' -Lating Latin Club versity, C Es'rER LANE H k State Collegeg Western Kentuc y t State College B S., MA., Western Kentucky , Industrial Arts, Arts and Crafts Club 3 EDNA LENDERKING B.S., University of Oklahornag V. P. 1.5 Typing, Bookkeeping M. G. l,ILI.Y B.S., West Virginia Institute of Tcchnologyg MA., West Virginia Univcrsityg lndustrial Artsg Arts and Crafts Club GICRALDINE LOCKHART HS., hladison Collegeg Typing, General Business AIARY IIOVERN B.A., lfniory and Henryg V. P. l.g English, lfighth Grade ANNE I.IrItIsDIcN HS., Longwood Collegeg Business lfducationg F. B. l.. A. VIRGINIA ATKINS NICCRICKARIJ B.S., Radford Collegeg Typing, Shorthand JAMES IIAUGIILIN A.B., Glenville State Teachers Collegeq University of West Virginiag Physical Ifducationg Assistant Football Coach OWEN LAWSON B.S., Western State Collegeg Auto Mechanicsg Metal Workg Arts and Crafts Club Jo WARD NORTON B.A., Radford Collegeg Government Eighth Gradeg Student Council RUTH PACE B.S., University of Kentuckyg lX'I.lW., Eastman School of lWusicg Choral lylusicg Choir 4, IIE W11.1.1AM l,A'l I'ESON BA., Emory and Henryg Mathg V. Basketball NIARY JAN14: Powurl. B.S., Xlary Vllashington Collegeg English, Eighth Gradcg Jr. Tri-Hi-YQ Annual LAL ' , levi-IL if diff' BIARY SMITH BA., Vliesthampton Collcgcg Duke Uni vcrsityg University of Virginiag Spanish Englishg Spanish Club XIAYNARD SMITH Berea Collcgeg B.S., M.A., Peabody Collegcg University of Minnesotag Re- medial Reading, Eighth Grade RPlliECCA RICHARSON Mary Baldwin Collegcg B. F. A., Richmond Professional Instituteg Artg Art Club FIQLSIE RIDDLE B.A., Guilford Collcgeg B.A. in Library Science, University of North Carolinag Co-ordinator of Libraries H. FELIX SANDERS B.A., Roanoke Collegeg M.A., Columbia Universityg Chemistry, General Scienccg Director of Scienceg Science Club RALPH SHANK B.S., University of Illinoisg MA., Columbia Universityg Band BARBARA SHUFFLIQBARGEIQ B.A., Emory and Henryg English, Eighth Grade, Social Studies EMMETT Snurx-'LIQBARGER B.A., Emory and Henryg William and Maryg English, Eighth Grade Auf 15 lie Zonal. CULTY ROBERT SWINDELL B.A., Lynchburg Collegeg Physical Educationg Driver Training VERA WEBSTER A.B., East Carolinag W.C.U.N.C.g General Science ELIZABETH WILSON B.A., Wesleyan Collegeg Govern- mentg U. S. Historyg Alpha-Hi-Y ELNA ANN WILSON B.A., Randolph-Macong History, Englishg Omega-Hi-Y LEON ZrRKLE B.S., Madison Collegeg General Science ROBERT L. STACK A.B., University of North Carolina Physical Educationg Driver Education Eighth Grade JOANNE STEVENS B.A., Mary Washington Collegeg French French Club -,af 16 12+ MAIN 0FFlCE Hmm Bimwx Schmil Sccrn-tary ois ANN xiCcIl'lRl'l Schufil Svcrvtzxry Mimi Hart lfqffl hrings in mail for thc high school. liurhurzi Glwxiidy trigfzll addresses :md stamps viiw-Irvpcs in wiht:- Xlr. Richmond and Hr. Hartlcy discuss school policy 17 22? fff, GVWZWZII Kfff .hy Left to Right: Edward Poindcxtcr, Mrs. Arlic Issacs, Mrs. Sally Davis, Mrs. Ruth Stone, Minnie Martin, Allie Recd, Daisy Carter Lefi to Right: Johnny Watkins, Florence Martin, Lewis Martin -if 18 li? ff . iJffJ!iffWf112.J I ,iii CLASSES r I i K P sENloR sPoNsoRs Lgft In Rl.IQ1lf.' Miss Hobby, Xliss .Xnd0rs0n, Hr, Cartwright. Xlr. Carter, Mrs. Knox-Dick SENIOR OFFICERS Lfff In Riglzli Lloyd Lavvrc-ncc, Trvasurcrg I lOrf'nCC Wvilson, Vice Prvsidcntg Kcnncth l'1nglv. Prcsidcntg Gvnic Spa-r1cvr,Sccrc-tary 0 ll l 0 l' C s s S V f -1 X llzlllly Roy Leonard Agcc Charles Edgar Altman HI Mary Lou Amos llllllllllllllllll S E N I 0 R Nlaric Antionettc Anglin klary Lou Atkins Patricia Ann Barbour I YUM Jerry Douglas Boaz Robert L00 Bowles Nancy Turner Branham I 2:51 21 53? Led by the Spirit of Mavahi, we 7? Cliarlcs C. Broun, Jr. Nanmc Lou Caldwell Ln-gctta l'owcy Carroll Lfwwrcwgg, . kia 1 gg, 417 can O10 I 4 I Z ,M i KKK, 5446 f?U'waf Sybil Grace Carroll Sue Philpott Carter Gary Kent Cassell Patricia Ann Caudlc Barbara Kivit Cliaflin Lois Evelyn Chapman produced our float, The Octopus Stephen Roger Cleal William Harvey Craig Billie Gail Criss I' ID VI Homer Allen Croom Il Carolyn Louise Dalton Anita Katherine Dickerson Freddy Curtis Donovant Sherman Dean Donovant John S. Draper eil 23 15? Wancy Lawr I as on our field trips 5 7 Rc-uhcn Julius Goldstein, Jr. Barbara Doris Guthrie Sallie Sue Hall james Donald Hamm William Warren Hanelinc Frances Ann Hardy Betty Carol Harris ldlnlic Banks Harris llc-lon Gracc Haynes r,i 111 Our play, A Man Called ............. 7? nos lXlargarctAnnHcnr1cssey lllllIllllllllllllllllI S Q Q E cy Alma Anita Jones Ruth Wilson Jones .l Ann Tiilany Kcarfott Charles Keith i K7 -ff AML, MMQQ ,f,f2c7f,,f ,LM H 714 fclf. 4-c-we ffl, diff 'eter , was a success faq WWW? 6 jo Ann Key Edmund VVallcr Kuykendall james Howard Lancaster l VI Lloyd Samuel Lawrence George VV. Lester Nlildred Grace Lovell Kenneth Dale Major Elaine Martin Oscar Jessie Martin I I 1,11 The Juniors honored us Kenneth f G. McGhee Iam Eaton Mercer Jarnos Franklin Moore wan ., ,, , . y vith the traditional prom Patricia Anne E. OlConncll Richard Donald Owen Robert L. Pegram Harry Cletus Perdue Florence Elva Poindexter Phillls Sue Polk Sondra Ann Price Glenda Faye Pulliam Thomas Wayne Pulliam eil 29 gif Little Marv led us for Betty Lou Rlzer Iva Jean Robertson Jlmmy Wayne Sccarce Billy Gray Shockley Mary Linda Shumatc james C. Smith, Jr. e last time to graduation William R. Smith Martha Ann Suapp Genie Marie Spencer 2' K' ' V 'Eff Patricia Gail Spencer James Franklin Stanley Lucy Harvey Stephens Charles Henry Stowe Barbara Ann Taylor Ronald james Taylor +34 31 :ia Ruth Ad f, f Z Sallic lic-llv Wliituncr Thomas Mitchell Vlfiggins Theresa Wilcox Bn-rthzi Xlzu- Williauis Billie Sm' Willis Thomas l,. VVillis Florcncf- ,Min Vlvilson lloylv WX-stan Xlfyzxtt Clara Klan- Young eil 33 jx? OUISTRNJDI ,florence Zlfllsvn floyd .Caufrence fallak fue 21411 jim 511115 th Harbara C7llaff2'nf en cfnglcf UG SIEISJIGFIS geni e jlflazfie Spencer 9. W, .feafetf vcacg Siepielza' Ylflriflng fancasteb juflfjl 1.00, Doyle! Billy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY eil 36 To bestow upon them honor and recognition for their outstanding leader- ship, service, character, and scholastic attainment dem- onstrated during their years at lVlavahi, these seniors were selected members of the National Honor Society. Suzanne Dupuy Sallie Sue Hall Betty Harris Ann llennessey Ann Kearfott G. VV. Lester Jean Ramsey Jim Smith Lucy Stephens Nlary Lou Troxler Bille Sue Willis M-MQW 'S JUNIOR SPONSORS Lfjft fo Riglzl: Xliss Richardson, Miss IJOCIQIIZIYI, Xliss If. .X. VI'ils0n, Miss Stvvcns Xliss Iflizzxlx-tI1 Yvilsml, Mr. Swimlvll, Xlr. Zirklv JUNIOR OFFICERS rn Riglri: Charles Pratt, Trczxsurcrg Sue 'I'urncr, S1-crctzlryg IIYIILIZI VVyz1It, Vice' Pre-sidcntg ,Iimmy Grc-gory, Prvsidc-nt u n I 0 1' C lr 5 5 , A.. lllllkffil 1 ARNOLD A. JXDKINS Susu-1 ANN AMBURN GINNY AXELSON ANITA JAN15 BARRIQR GARY BARROYV PEGGY BLAIR KIARY ANN Xl.BLANRuNsH1P TOBY BLANKENSHIP A , ELLEN Bococx - - .IEANETTE BOVVEN ARTMAN BOYER ELs1ra DIANE BRIM Br:'r'rx' BROCK B1-QTSY BRYANT SANDY BRYANT Accompanied by Marv 07210751 SHIRLEY CANNADAX STEVE IQALPH CANTOR BETSY CARPER SUE BAILEY CHAPMAN ILENE COLLINS ALLEN COMPTON GRACE COOPER INA COOPER JEAN COOPER WILEORD CORNS PEGGY COULSON KENNETH CRAIG ROBERT CRAIG RICHARD CRITZ SHELBY CIISTER za- ,A II The Juniors produced the winning FQ. lllllfflfl K JANET ANN DEAL PHILLIP DEL JA D B D I5 D R D ,ww 7 fgywff M. WWW WWW JQWWWKK Q g,tQ?' fu! 6 LZ? - J SHlRLE E , Z W! A , float, Birth cgthe Champions 4-1 MM A, , ,'f f. ff' 1. .,. -lg f , Zfmbfii YVONNE FRYIQ GARY A. I UsFr:1.u JANET CAROLYN Gmumw , , , gy.--6 I fl -.4 K, , A. , , . 1 X I, ' ,A . f.-5,1 , rf - ' X ,-. , ,, U. 1, 7, ,,, li V . , ,,-ff' 0. '17 ' - f 'v, ' ,v ,X if ' K 1. fr p'f'mf.f, f wife.:-.'. , ,--'P' , .,---- ,-- f... ' . ' RY fco ' , . ' f, IX I-zoom' X, HA L. Gluocss, ju. X x x 1 R . 11 'A B A UN ALLLN N FIIANI 1Us'rxN CHARLOTTE HALI, BARBARA HALEX' NEIL HANCOCK DAVID HANkZS WAYNE HAM1L'roN LYNDA HARDY 622 Q2 1 Staged Onions in the Stew , NIIZKWU GERALD HARRIS IX1ARGARE'l' HARRIS EXTIMI HART RURIQRI' H. HASKl'1I.I, III CAROLYN HAX'NPIS RUSSELL HAYNIQS CHARLES HENDERSON IRMA HERLIES SAMMY HClI.COMB WILLIANI HOLLANDSWOR'FlI CHARLOTTI-: HUDSON BRI-:NDA HUGHI-:S CHARLES HUGHES CARROLL JOHNSTON JOHNNY JONES A IM? 1071.1 f LOU JONES EDDIE KELLAM DUGALD KIRK JULIA ANN KNIGHT JIMMY KNIGHTON EDITH JANE KNOTT JULIA KRUPSKI ARTHUR LACY MARY GARLAND LAPRADE BEVERLY LEHMAN NIAYNARD LUSK LINNEY NIA!-ION CAROLYN SUE MARTIN SANDRA NIARTIN PEGGY MASON Were excited over class rings fm f BILLY KIATTOX IXIARIE NIAURAKIS JACK IXICGINTY GEORGE IXIINTER IQUTH CAROLYN M1 NONNYIi XIITCIIELL BILL NIIZELI. ICUQIQN li Moorua RALPH IXIOORI-1 W1LLmM NIOORE WYANIDA MoRL1ax' TOMMY NIORRIS 'll-LRRYNANCI-1 F1,1aMoN NELSCDN IUNIOR U7DPll,I, Mm NTI 66781019 f XKVAIXFER PACK IRVIN PAINT!-'R QIOANNE PALMER JOAN D. PERDUE NIARY FRANCES PO'I l'l:2R CHARLES LEE PRATT CHARLES PRILLAMAN DoN PUGH X JESSE RAMSEY LEON RICIIARIJSON DOROTHY RIDDLE FAY RIGNEY PEGGY IKODEN PAUL KUREN Ross Lols ROWE Entertainecl Seniors with 4:5 46 52? :,v.., 1, it .V . Q 1.1 sfXQc:.Jx.- X 'a,x,,xJ2 Q lggvx-QQJQD ' ' OSA, QQ Banquet and Prom , -,,,,,, Q T- Jax,-,N-,.,3C :J - tgbk 'Y TB cflfxsgg-,QQ koxgig WSL 3 ig? QTD2 er ,JK LS BQ QM- CfVWl'ATs f Q nv S3 QYAJN! ex.,-,L .5 1, . EQWI L5 b , QQ- 'Y - Z1 QW' BOBB Q ix! JOHN WYARNVICK SHULTZ, JP.. jo SLAYDON PATSY SPENCER ToMMY STANFORD EDWARD STANLEY BETTY LOU STONVE TOMMY DILLARD STULTZ PFOMMY SWAIN CUPIDEAN TAYLOR ufzzhm f JERRY VIQAYLOR JANET THOMAS NIAY BELLE THOMAS NJARY FRANCES 'IQIIOMPSON SHELBY TUCRER BUDDY TURMAN ALBERT TURNER NIARTHA SUE TURNER IXlOLLIE IFYSON CHARLES VIA CHARLES WADE BARBARA WANN JANE WATTS RANDY WELLS BARBARA WES'F And took their Senior seats 6:4 49 ga? R Zmabm K BOBBY WIGINGTON WORLEY LEE WILSON NIARY PRICE WINFRFY CAROLYN VVINGFILLD BETSY WITT MARTHA WRAY BARBARA ANN WR1cH'r LYNDA WYATT GERALD YEATTS OLA y'EFFSTIG LARRY NYOUNG my j G1 - V I HQEQOPHOMORE SPON ons hjff In Rlrgflff Xlr. Iluffmun, Xlr. Bittlv, Hrs. VYc:bstL-r, Mrs. ICLIQJCIIIOIX, Nliss Goodc, Xlr. Lzlwscm SOPHOMCRE OFFICERS Lzjfl tn Rz'gf'1I: kIil11111yXYzxdQ, Vice PI'L'SiLiCIlf1:xl lCIll'SUl'IlCL'I'. Sc-crn-taryg'l'rl1dy Xlcflinty. 'l'rn-zlslnrm-1': Larry 'l'urnc'r. Pre-sidunt 5 0 p h 0 nl 0 r e C l l S s I' VI V! 'l'I -I 0 U1 N l R. Bl'l l'l,lC'S HUM li ROOM Firfl Ru':z': Patsy Vlfilson, lizirluzirzi Robinson, Patsy 'l'z1ylor, Ilzc Alcrgins, Alanicc Hziugcr, B1-tty Rowv, Nliralcla iklkins, KI:-zuiiicttc' Bolton, Xlr. Billlc Sfrnrzd Row: Bobby 'lbwyc-r, 'lolin Drapcr, XYinlrul Rolvcrtson, Yiviun Hayncs, Norman Slziynlon, l5Olvl1yW'0mls, l'liillip Prillziiiizui, Willizini Slultz Tlzird Row' Vllziync' liowlvs, llzisscll Stanley, livnniv lilacliarcl, llzirry Hatclicr, Rc-ggic liovcll, Danny 'l'OWnsCncl, Bobby klolinson Fourth Row: Donald Cainplvcll, Robvrt lllllls NIR. HVFFNI.-XN'S HOXIICROONI Fir.-'I Row: Kay lslcy, Czirolyii Di-al, -luain lllcst. lionnio lloilui-s. lilllklll lfoli-y, liutly Stonc, llorotliy Young, Clara Faye' Hoalgcs Sfmrzrl Roux' Frcnl lfolcy, .lzunvs liunions, lirul llvnicla. Xlrillizlni Cliimciipc-cl, .Xnnzi Sparks, lizlrlmraz Clark, Dorothy' VVilliarns Third Row: Bolv Young. .fllfrml Xlartin. lfrcal Kullcins, Gerald Wilson. Doug lfiiiiiuy. liilly Xlitclic'll,,lz1nic's xvilllfllll Fourth Roto: Donald Hinton, hlanics Haskins, Aliniiny llvzulc - ,, .ig ,,1 A, MRS. Wl'II3S'I'lCR'S IIONIICROONI I 1'r,vt Row: Dorothy Vlilson, Mary S1111 Stultz, Pcggy Xlblls S1'm111lRow.' Ralph Scidlc, JCZIIIIIC Flora, lircunla Cox, Yirginia llvsnlrurrlfcr, Sylvia QXZIIIIOY, Xancy llall, l'lY'2lllCLN Ryan Tlzfni Row: Jalucs .'xLl2lTTlS, lfclvvarnl llalcy, JXIIIOII l i1111c-y, Xlarvin l'lz1Stc'r, AlOl1Il Ross Clarke-, -I11111113' Hol1so11 Fourth Row: 'l'o111111y Jessup, 1211111-s xlZlI'Sll2lll, Rlclmrd Smith, lfarl XNVZXXOIICI' 7 Fzflli Rosy: VCTIIOII x'v2lllf1llI1, l hillip Klc-r1'i111a11 I' Vi V! 'l'I -I N0 U1 0 .,Y 7 , ,Y , , ,W . NIR. I,.'XWSON'S HOXIICROONI F1111 Rnrv: lqklllil Grant. Nc11'11111 llmlgc-S, jam' W'l11t11'11. C':11'11l l'llSL'll. l5111'l1:1r:1 Clxlly. lin-x'1'rly Slriclql 11 C 1ro lD2lYlLlSOIl, Norma llicl1ar1ls011, Nlr. l,awsc111 Sfwrzd Rnflx' N0r111z111 Goode, Sl1irl1-y Clark, Xvllllglllll ll111l11a-ll. Alam- Clrc'g111'y, Cx2lI'Olj'H ll111l111'1l, l ll111 IDL! .X. C. Vl'ils011 Third Rafe: Clvdc Xyiltlfx. Clmrlcs COC, -lack Lewis, 'l'o111111y lxlCl'12iI'l2lIlLl, Dal Price-, Billy Xl1lCl1cll,D'1x11l l Llll king, ,'Xr1l111rl11111g 52 I Vi VI 'l'I i , MISS GOODITS HOMICROONT Firfl Roux' Cynthia Nlartin, Janice Potf, Bcrnicc Mayhew, Trudy NlcGinty, Rohm-cca Xlartin, Judy Pcgranl, m Patsy Raniss-y, Xliss Goodu Sfrfnzd Raw: Linda Priddy, Priscilla Parccll, Carlcnc l'c'rduc, Sarnira Najjar, Carole Pvarson, Sara Dillon, Janice Xlason 0 Third Row: Nancy joan Richards, Dorothy Xlartin, Mary Juan Xlonohan, Nola Joan Rathburn, XXTICIIC Spcnccr, Beth Dickerson if 'T' . , rw-Q are-ii Bw VUWJK :iii E ii is-if - rf f pzwfw 'V' ' ?0fL7OX UWVO ww my? MRS. IiDGI'1XI0N7S HOIXIEROONI Fifzrf Roco: Carolyn Pack, Sun- Xlalkc-r, Katherine King, Barbara Campbell, Nancy Fannon, Ruth Rodgers, Hilda Washburn, Nlaryic Nocl, Barbara Shvvos. Gloria Hawkins, Patsy Johnson, Mrs. lfdgcinon Sefonfl Row: David YYL-an-r, Wiaynv Wiright, liarl Jones, David Xlartin, Wlaync liawrcncc, Victor Rislow, Gvorgc Branhain, Chauncy Dre-wry, Reginald Caniphvll, Sanuny Bowen, l,arry Thacker, loc Lupton -'Ji 53 lr W W FRESHMAN SPQNSORS Left In Rfghz: Xlr. Hurnn-IIC, Hrs. NIcCrickard, Mrs. Smith, Nliss Joyce, Hrs. Lcllclvr- king, Xlr. licvscr, Xlr. Parte-son FRESHMAN OFFICERS IQIZI 4 l,1ffI iff Rilglzi: I,iI1Ll1l Flora, Yicn' Pr:-sidvntg Toy Lucy, Sven-Iary-'l'rm-zxsurcrg Wvzxync Gurus, Prvsinlm-nt f r e s h m in n c 9 774 I' VI U5 'I1 i HR. l3l'RNl'I'l l'l'I'S IIONIICROOXI 0 F17-,if Rffcv: liimln l l1n'z1, Czircil lfure, Xl:ii'gwUxei'lvy, l'2lI llcmailiue, Rosie Wmle, Nlzirllm Lou llenry, kluy.'Xl1 Xlziry llzirnlee Sffmzd Rafe: Nllflllil'Il'2lI1,l'f1lll,il'L'Ll l'sser3', Healjz1iiies,Gz1rliu Painter, Cecilia Xlurplly o Third Roco: lieniielli Xlipe, Vlbmls Carter, Hurry Nleslfzill, Xlayne Purcell, Nlack l'iV2XllS Fourfli Row: Henry Wall, Xlr. Burnelte, Sherrill Frith HRS. l.l'iNDl'iRKlNG'S llOXll'iROOXl Vinrt Row: liily Xluy' liimzui, Xlxixine Szlyul, liertlizl Xlziy, Alezinetle Rulwerts, l.iml:i Uenvlleynii, lnekie liziulmlitv, Joyce Carter i ffcnfzrf Rufvf Louis Roberts, xlue .Xrnoulh .Xrtie Nl:ltsm1,.l:1eli Xlitcliell, -lininiy Clilly, Glenn Davis l'lr1'r11' Rare: Berry lensley, Clizurlie Sliumzile, li. -lnyce, Leslie Xleflrauly I ull: on amass 5355i Sal saaa Saas ,,, Ili 'I1 -I ND Ffrft Row: Carolyn Turner, Nlary Jo Edwards, Diane Hazelwood, Suzanne VVL-st, Alice Yeaman, Nettie Harris, 0 Rebecca Nelson, Frances Whitehead, Mrs. McCain Szmnd Row: Edward Harris, John Watts, Harrison Turner, Naomi Altschull, Nancy Buckner. Bobby Flora, Connely Barrows, Carroll Smith Third Row: Alvin Palmer, John Parccll, Buddy Sanders, Billy Ellis, Bob Evans, Edward Williams, jerry Haskins c MRS. McCAIN'S HOMEROOM e X to ' oi . W4 J 7, J XQJ 4 ' T. ' - X ' Y.-H' Q 24 X . X Y 5-k A p 2. .Ll 'T' il Q -,, X wt - Y l 5 .f , lcwfas-at get W5 CW QL I KV F' ., all W J ' MRS. SNIITH,S HOMEROOM Fifli Row: Suzanne Kitchel, Xlartha Price, Sarah Kirk, Pamela Woods, Gail Whitten, Gracie Cook, Shirley OlDell, - ' Joyce Gregory, Dorothy Oakes, Patricia Brown i H Sefond Row: Xlrs. Smith, Buck KCStCI',Jl1StlI1Il Kelly, blurry Pllgl1,JZlCl'i llall, Ann Yvhitner, Gloria Byrd, Kenneth ,f tn I V Coe, Glenn Powell, Ronnie Plaster, Doug Wood f 519, P ' f fwffs l , , 4:4 56 la , , 0 , xx X N -. an I U1 V! 'l'l -I l N0 M RS. XIQCRICKXXRIYS HONIICROOKI 0 ffrr! Ruiz? limxuim' Clnrroll, lflifzllwtll SlIIlIllUllS, Gln-mln lilyI1l'y', .lov .XIHIV rmvx 4 x I lim un Palsy Xlcmon-, Nlrs. xlCCFlCli2lI'Ll Sfrmuf Roto: Billy Custvr. jimmy Nluttlwws. liouylzls Slmc-llum11'm', Courtnu C r LX Gillx-rt O Tlifrrf Row: Bill Stricklcr, Ll.kl0l1IlSOIl, lioluby XlcXlz1stc'r, Bllclnly IDZlYlQlSOIl R I1 llcl l XIR. P.vYI l'l'ISON'S HONIICROONI Phillips, Cllzxrlrxttu Ilairtil-ld, Xlr. P1ltIL'S0!l Sffurzd Roco: Gloria Gilmcfr, Jllllllly Clark, liunldy lillflllllllll, Vlvzlync Corus, l luynl Craig, Nancy NYi11.uliL-ld l'l11'rrf Rwfzx' Riclmrnl Xlzlslinv. Billy l.z1wson, Richzml Gordon, Roy xyllll1llNS +55 57 lzf lrfi Roca: lflizzxlvvtll xyltlglllillllll. Nancy xlCl 2lkllll, Carolyn lmstcr, l'1lllyAlo QlllI'lSflil!l, Czlrolyu lillL'C1, Bilfhilfl XIR. I,II.I.Y'S CIASS liifvf Rota: IIcIc'ix Sic-4-Iv, -Iozm Ifrzxxivr. Derry IIL-c Smith. Xmic- Xlurris, I.imIg1 Iii-nm-it I fruf1fl Row' Xlyrmm Hzlmillcm, Czxthv IX-I I zippzi, I,imIz1 Stzlrkvy flzirfl Rum' Nzuiicy Scott, jerry Suidi-r i 'fmrlfz Rrnzx' Grzuly Sutton. -Iimmy XYiIIiums. Iilzxus I'I41striIIg4- iff!! Roca' Iicyi-rIy Byrd, Iliglws Uuklcy, Ifrzxrikiv Smi1I1,kIimmy 'I'cmrry. Xlr. I,iIIy I' ID U5 'l'I -l 0 Of O NIR. IiICYSI'1R'S CIASS l'ir.v! Rnizx' Gloria Sparks, I'II'ZlIlCR'S ,IiIlUIIlPSUII, xIZlI'QllFk'I IImIm-s, Pzllricizl I'oII', Ifmmzi I,mi I?isIumw, ,Xmi IDI-- Ycmng, Iictty .Xutnm, Ilizmv Ifolvy Y Sfmml Rn:z'.' Qlulm I IuyyI, kIuIm Swvvzy, I,:1LIIIy Smith, Suszm Xlurris, SIiciIz1 XISIVIIII, Sammy YI-zxrmil, Iugv BI'UCIik'IlI5FOKILIIl lifllifrf Rnrcx' I,i-my Xloou-, Alon- Suutlizml, Sammy IJuuc':1i1, XIV. Iin'ysI'i', Iiulnhy Ilznxis, Tummy Sn-crm-sl. C'IyIIc I Iuplgins. Iivu xIllUl'lII1lII -'L f' li'-. ml JH 1,- ff.. X l Vi U5 'l'l i Q xm. sxxlulcks' llmlmcnml Fjyff Ruff: Czltlly Cla-ul, .IOSC'IHlllIll' Coopvr, Gloria lgI'L'l'klL'Il, lmzx wlczm C11 mlm llll. llomllmy lllllizllm, lol' l.:11:y, -lam-I Klasse-y, Xlr. Szlmln-rs 0 Srlrmfl Rufv: klully l'l:1slc'l', l.m'm1v Clroyalxx, lg!lI'l71ll'il lillmn Ile-ill, Ylwixxlzx l,l'lk'I'S Thin! Rafe: Jilllllllj' Clark, lla-my Risl ,V Fourth Row: ,Iolmuy Plllllilill, Barry clI'i'i'IlC'. Paul Xlzmtlcnx. fllzlrlvs Wyatt - Fifth Rocca' GL-cargo Collins, Curtis Lockc by o Sixllz Rrfxm' Billy Curlc-Q, joe licllam, Roscov llcyxmlds V'-x l P lrrx' W villwll lscuss kli'VCl0pITli'Hf of Fra-sl1m:m llfmt. C liolulmy, Rlllll. xlllflllll, :xml l,:lr'ry IHI't'l11lI'l' lvullm-lin lDUIlI'll in Klux. --Sccnv from tlu- Cllristmzxs ll2lQl'ZXIll give-n in usscullwly. li Barry Cru-n. .xllllt llvlmlnu. :nm 1: ' NlH1l'lTZlI'Ql'I'.S mmm. 41: 59 :Ti- QQIL JZBQLZ1 ,fy-fa ZZ? ll M W1 Jgrwl. y Nuff I LZ Jw Afnfifs' f2ffjz 7 'g 44 7 Z ,. I UI VI 'I1 i NO Of i r oc 11 11'rov1 111 1 11 11 rum Ollllll 1 ur X 1 Rcmlur s, Sum lho111 ws from! Roz rx HT c IL ll on obnrt Xlurphx 0111111 Pshs Rmhml l'r1ll1111z111, F111 X111111 l51llx Rdtcldf Xndrcw Sclulbc Xhlxn IJIIIICIII RU111111 lcwllxns lr 1111 Dur I r111t1ss Brown, Bobbx Incl' 11rd Roc Uarlw X'1r111r Xl wh Xldjor 01111 D1 QI1 Hr 1 XI 11 1 cc, lfrc-111111 Rob 111Q I U! V! 'l'1 -I 0 U4 i ftp-ta dyggufvv WI Lvv'-7-1- 7 l7v 'vvv v 'vK f v'-N7 Uk7g-p-cl NIRS. -IO WARD NOR'l'ON'S IIONIICROOKI Ffryf R11-:ct l'riscilIz1 Stoney udy Smith, Frzlnccs Shc110l,Dia1111v Robcrlsou. Br1-111111XYilli:1111s.Nlrs..I11XY11rdNorton Sfff1111lR1fv1': I.i111lz1 Rml1l1-11, I.i11clz1 Su-z1g:1ll, I1Ull1Sl'X'iil, I3c11111i1'Slc1111-. l,i11clz1 S111-x'11s,,Ioz111 xYll1lL', l'z1t1'ici11Stillvv1'll Tlzml Rfrzcu' lic-r11'l'l1o111psu11,'l'0111111yW:1rr1'11, Xlickcy xNZllkK'I', Kirk ,X11a111S, Sta-rlingg Smith, 'DOH Zz1cl1z1ry fnurffz Ruff: Scotty Withrovv. Zack Chitw0oci.,Ii111111y Spradlirl, Bud Scidlc, Robert Russell, Bill lioulclimr, Rounic Shelton NIR. I OI,IiY'S IIONIICROONI 1111! Rocca' Bzlrrlc'D:1x'is,C:1rc1lXlcU1'1',l'z1IsyIlwbsmr,I :13'1-G:1rr1'tt,kI11alyXICGW,l'1l1-:11141r Xlinlvr. Brn-111111 lsilllll x R11 1 1111 Y f -WCCL1 D111 iL S fum! Ruff: Gem- IDZlYiLlSOIl, .Xrl1-11c- l iugry, Brcrxnlu IJiCl'iL'I'SOH. Uoris CEQIRIIICF, lx'z1 1,1-:1 IJl'Z1lI'Il, l hyllisGiI11111r, , Roger I ugh bird Roux' XYilli:1111 .xIl1.ZliIl, KCI1I1l'lll YYilIis. Gcruld Fryc. XYz1y11c- VN'illis, Dan Xlzuxsorr, RayDis111-y, Harry' xYE1Lil', XYZIYIN' Guyc, Yirncst Darby. Xlr. F011-y iii lil QF NIR. SI1L'I I l,I'IBAXRGl'IR'S IIOXIICROONI l'z'f-,xl Ru-:rv xlUZlH Crm, PIIISB II'YiIIt', Iicmmlhy Clark, lxzxllwrim- Iirim. Xlllfilyll .XIIsc'l1uH, limlzx Killlflllilll. Xlr. Sl1uH'h-lvzlrgm-1' f'rm1rfRw:z'.' H1lI'lNlI'il liowxmm..Xmtz1Czu11plwH,L:mrly'r1Qzunplwll, l':U!lIl1Q'ChC'SlllTl'. B1-tty ,IL-r1111xmgs,kl:111c Xllwv. Kaya' .Xscwuylw l'l1iml Rn-:c'.' IIA-urv Iillclx-DQCIQ. Rzxnniu limxhlin, Bobby lmwsuxx, l rL-d liovvlinu. Ion- Bowvcr, Nickv Xlzxscm mu-Ill Ruin' lfklalvic' Bznrm-s. Wnyxxc- XIcXliNzxn. Glvnu Riggs, Xlickcy IIz1ym's.lI,S'nwoocl Hull D I' VI U5 'l'I -I 0 0 i HRS. SHPl l I.l'II3.XRGICR'S IIOXIICROOXI lfff,-I Rfficx' Xlzlrtlm Xlidhiilf Puguy' Scott. Ruth xIllI'1iI1.cx1lFUlf'!l Xlurtiu, Cylllhizl kloycv, Bzxrlufxm X 18 1 X u ll lfzxm-s. In-we-I l'xI'llIlliHIl. Rzlclwl Xlzlrtin, Nlrs. SllllfHl'b1lF!L'F Sammi Rum.: G4-uruv lluwks, Xclsou BI'llIllfiL'lLi, 'l'c-fry Roup, lfrzxrmkim' l7uH'y, Dickic XYilcox, Robcrt lxm llftl Rlrlmzlralsmm Tflfnf Rn-iv: fhzlrlrs Rozlch, Hoblvy Hllrd, KCIIIIUIII P11013 Yin llolcmulv. Xlilw-lwl1ns . '- lv, wf 02 ,f I' Vi U5 'I1 -I 0 Of -I MISS HAWKS' HOXIICROONI FIM! Rnrzn' Shirluy llurris, Limlu .xllll Crvclxrzm, Rclwcczl BL-mln-tt, -luiiu Oakley. Shirley liumpus, Lucy Gzxylm Lil7llSiIlS .S'mm1flR1f.'1'. lilvmlu.Xl1sl1rwm,li415 cxHllUXL'l', Palsy R415 , fum!Nia-141-lmlmmll,Nlullllzl lik-xim,NIishll:m1Xs Tllllftf Rum' Priscilla COIIIPYUII, Rclmccczl Czulmplx-ll, Linda Q'li11c,,Iol11x11y Rn-dd .XCHiillS, PML' l1ilWI'l'IlL'l' lfnzzrflz Rom' James Xlalw, Jimmy Alllhlllll, Chzxrlc-S CXOXV. Xvillilllll llvnry S4-If. VIQIIYIUI' HZIYIIUS, jun- Gill:-spit Johnny Loc' Hollinysworth, -liI!lIllY Ifvulms, YYz1j'11c LiOlllSOIl XIR. SXIITH'S HOXIICROONI l1I'l'jf Rmv: ,loc Lusk. Ruth Ilmlgvs, Lulu BL-llv CILIIIILUH. Dallas I'1I4LlXiLI SVIVIPIII Rmcz' Chzlrlc-s Klcllzmicl. Nlr. Smith. .Xlvin Richznrdsfm 63 Ek NIR. S'l'.XCli'S HOXIICROUXI F1'r.rI Rfrzct' Jllillllfil johnson, Sun- Vlbolnlriplgc, Carolyn Shockcy, lfstn-llc Kaplan, livtty Ann Vlvyatt, Czxrnn-llia Dillion, Patsy Barpcr, janicc Joycc, Nancy 'l'ilson, Gloria llovcll, Samly Vlvalls, Sm-rc-tlxa 'l'nckcr, Doris Wvilkcr- Son, Nonnic Davidson Sffmzzl Row: Rogcr Nlcrriclis, lin-rklcy Wlntlow, Billy Xluson, lfclwin l,ovL-ll. l rq-ll Newman, Jinnny jones, licnncth Xlartin, Wvilbur Pcrclnc, Billy I'lI'CL'Ill2lIl, janncs Nlayhcw, Xlr. Stack F' VI U5 'l'l -I NU 0 i A 'l'rndy and Kay prcpurc suppcr. li-lfiglnh grzxdc-rs work on llOl1lL'COIlllI1g1 float. C 'fff' Scvnv from Xlrs. Norton s Clglllll gradc assclnhly program. DW Carolyn and Alana' take' part IH Christmas program. In 'IOllI1 ltnlwarn s ln-ads lim- at Spanish Club suppc-r. if G44 E1- Zlwcv JT I . J QW 4 mrw,f-WL C fin ,fifmvif C6165 flwfg 1 like M fifffifwyf flea 7ffW Cifffwl Of K' ' 4,141 L54 ckyfzifff 'amy QW, V' 4,4 , by W ,f K7 M ' l 4,4 'Z ' f Ill iflllllgll e - Firft Row, Lfjft in Rlilllllf .Xnn liearfott, Xliss Povvell, Sallie Sue llall Sffrmrl Rnrv: Xlary l,ou Atkins, Gail Criss, Susie jones, Anne llc-init-sscy, Xlartha Dyches, lean Rainsey, Genie Spencer, Xancy liranham, Xlarilyn Wiilker Third Rate: Patsy Shelton, Ruth Carolyn Nlinter, Nlolly Xlerccr, ll. .X. Crooni, Rohert llaskt-ll, Judd Schrichlcder, Steve Cleal Wiithout the memories of past years, the spirit of Klavahi would prohahly die, hut an annual makes it possible to keep them alive. This is the joh of the literary stall which publishes the annual. lt involves much hard work such as planning the lay-out, drawing up the dummy. taking pictures and labeling them, and writing the copy. This work is planned and directed by Sallie Sue llall and Ann liearfott, co-editors and Miss Mary .lane Powell, sponsor. llowevcr, credit must be given to Nancy liranham, administration and picture editorg .lean Ramsey, copy editorg Anne llennessey, dividers editorg Marilyn Vlvalker, class editor: Steve Cleal and Mary liou Atkins, cluh editorsg ll. MX. Croom and lklartha Dyches, sports editorsg Genie Spencer, features editorg and to all other members who spent long hours in the production. Co-Iiditors, Sallie Sue and Ann, and Nliss Powell place pictures while Martha and Ruth Carolyn work on the dummyg Martha Nancy and jean discuss proofs jean, and Anne discuss copy , f -A 1- Firf! Row, Left to Right: Charles Altman, G. VV. Lester, Charles Stowe, Patsy Barbour Serum! Row: jo Anne Key, Theresa Wilcox, Carolyn Dalton, Nancy Freenian, liillie Sue Willis, Barbara Norman, Patsy Spencer, Nannie l.ou Caldwell, Florence Vliilson Third Rocca' Kay Dickerson, Bobby Xlyrrs, Don Owen, Reuben Goldstein, Lowell Haynes, Linda Shumate The XIAVAIII Business Stall, a highly competent organization, headed by C. VY. Lester, busi- ness manager, worked together in the true spirit of Mavahi in its task of iinaneing the ,57 M,xv,x111. Following the sales campaign conducted by the members of the business stall, classes and demonstrations on correct procedures of salesmanship were presented to the senior class, which cooperated with the stall' in a unique advertisement sales campaign. Not only did the members of the business stall gain invaluable experience in financing and public relationsg they also developed new concepts for selling and presenting advertisements, accumulating more money than any previous lN'lAvAH1 business staff. VV. accepts payment for page ad from Nlr. I . S. Flythe, President Billie Sue, Nannie liou, Barbara are ready to take sub of First National Bank scriptions at lunch time --I-Ehhl-l d I ,I 7 Mary lion, Lucy, and Suzanne discuss forthcoming issut 4 N To inform the student body and community , l of school activities was the main purpose of the li, ninth volume of The Barker which was the work 5 of the journalism class in Nlartinsville High i School. 1 The teacher-sponsor was Mr. 'l'. H. Carter. The two elective posts were held by Lucy ll. , l Stephens, editor-in-chief, and Mary l.ou Troxler, i l business manager, both of whom were members of the Senior Class. i According to tradition, a high standard of 1 excellence was established and maintained throughout the year. The interest of the students was stimulated by the increased number of pic- tures in each issue. The large stafl of thirty-one members was set up on a rotating basis in order to enable each member to become acquainted with all phases of newspaper work. , flfight issues of the monthly Barkfr were published and distributed during the school year ' '95 57- Firft Row, Left Zo Right: Nl ary Frances Thompson, l,ois Chapman, Ran Isley, Robert llaslaell, l,ucy Stephens, Nlr. Carter, Bill Craig, Judd Schreibfeder, Barbara Charhn Sammi Row: Sandy Bryant, Glenda Pulliam, jo Ann Key, Barbara Gutlirit, Cary l uslield, Ruth llrewry, Ruth -lones Sallie Belle VVhitnt:r Third Row: Ola Yeflstig, jane Knott, Brenda Dillon, Jane Wyatts, Jack XlcGinty. Barbara Grundy, Nlolly Xlercer Fourth Row: Duke Sutton, Glenn Nlaxie, Charles Pratt, Charles Via, Danny Dyer, ,larry Boaz 68 lie STUDENT COUNCIL Convention chairman, G. VV. liester, speaks from the stage The main link between the student body and the faculty is the student council. A representa- tive is elected by each homeroom to represent it on the council. Reports of each S. C. A. meeting are made by these people to the homerooms to inform them of the various activities being'carried on. The Student Council was led by Jim Smith, president, Jane Barker and Charles Pratt, vice presidents, Patsy Ramsey, secretary, and Charles Foley, treasurer. The annual homecoming festivities, the Basketball Ball, and the White Christmas program were several activities produced by the hard work of the S. C. A. members. This year the Martinsville lligh School Student Council served as host for District S. C. A, annual convention. Delegates from twenty-live schools attended. iNIr. and Mrs. Norton were the sponsors of the Nlartinsville High School Student Council. Sfaied, Lgff In Rfglilx lim Smith, president, Patsy Ramsey, secretary, Charles Pratt, vice presidentg Charles Foley, treasurer Fm-I Row: Xlrs. Norton. Nancy Buckner, Donald Campbell, Babs Phillips, Sandra Bryant, Lucy Cousins, May Bell Thomas, Linda Kaufman, Linda Flora, Trudy KlcGinty Sffmid Rricvs Nlr. Norton, Wayne Corns, lillen Bocock, Larry Rizer, joe Engle, Ann Morris, Carolyn Deal, lrucy Stephens, Sallie Sue llall, lilixabeth Simmons, Virginia Hesdorrler, Jane Gregory Tliircl Row: Cliauncy Drewry, lien lfngle, Hill Craig, Douyald Kirk, john Sweezey, Billy Moortzlieltl l'r11n'll1 Row: Roscoe Reynoltl, G. XY. Lester, Dan Hanson, l,arry Turner al 69 lx:- HI-Y CLUBS OKI NGK Sfdllfllf jc-an IQZIIHSPY, Hrst vin' prc-side-ut: B2lI'bZlI'll Lillllihll, prvsi- dl-mg Nancy Bfillllllllil, sccwml vicv p11-sidclmt Sf!l7Itll,?IQ.' Suzanne' Dupuy, rn-curcling sccrcturyg .Xnnu I'lL'llllK'SSL'y, chaplzling Put fJc.wHI1!lK'H. TFl'1lSlITCI'Q xml Palsy Spvncvr, cur- rvspmuling svcra-Izxry IR. IIIQY Judy XIQGIK-U, prn-sidcntg Patsy llwbsfm, vicv prcsidcntg I.ix gf, 32 .VX I ,PI LX Leif! ru Rfglzl: Qxllflllyll Dczxl. prcsidcntg BUIII Uickn-rsml, sn-crcturyg I'wI'2lIlCl'S Ryan. IYt'ZlSllI'Cf Sffnnzl Rocca' Yirginiu Ile-sdnrffcr, vice pri-slalom: Xlzlry ,Ia-an Xlrullrmllilll, currvspmulilxu SC'CI'K'fZlTyQ Palsy xlullnswu, Cllllplilill ,.......w--1 BOYS Xlr, Zirklc, sp-mswrg Paul Russ, svcrctzxryg G, XY. lmstcr, vice SIL-zxgzxll,lr1':1s11rx'1':C:z1mI Xlcfllmuc, SK'CI'K'IilT'f'1xlHlik'RilYi'I1L'l, pN.SiLh,my H- IX' Q'ml,H,x Im.Sik1l.,H: Skip fm!! In-Mlm-r Yvpl 1I'IL'I' -Iinlmy Dcnkins, Cllllplliill +1 70 if HI-Y CLUBS A-Opening session of Omega Hi-Y. B-Induction service of Alpha Hi-Y. C-G. W., Bob, Skip, and Judd collect gifts for White Christ- mas. D-jackie, Jane, Betty, Martha, Kay, and Connie fill Christmas stockings for Veterans Hospital. The Omega Tri-Hi-Y, composed of junior and Senior girls, The Alpha Tri-lli-Y, for Sophomore and Freshman girls, the Junior club of Eighth Grade girls, and the Boys, Hi-Y, strove to fulfill their purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian char- acter. To promote inter-denominational friendliness and understanding, the clubs attended services of various churches. Each club was represented at the Central District meeting conducted by District President Lucy Stephens of our Omega Club. At this meeting lylavahi gained additional recognition with the election of Skip Critz as District Chaplain. To be of service to the community, the Boys, Club assisted the Student Council in the annual White Christmas program, the Alpha and Omega groups gave assistance to indigent families throughout the year, the Juniors assisted the Red Cross by packing Christmas stockings for the patients of the Veterans Hospital in Roanoke. ulylake the Niarch of Dimes a Successn was the slogan adopted by all the Hi-Y Clubs during January. The Boys, Club sold Blue Crutches, netting over S500.00g the Alpha and Junior members bulfeted the Wind on Peanuts for Polio Dayi' and collected over 2500.005 the Omega girls, in conjunction with VVHEE, sponsored a sock hop. Cooperatively, the clubs sponsored a Teen-Age Polio Ball. Spring brought such activities as the lWodel General Assembly and the annual lfaster Sunrise Service. eil 71 KEY CLUB l Qhauncy. Ran, and Buddy assist in serving 'lhaiiksuivingg turkey lunch The purpose of the Key Club, 'gthe -lunior Kiwanisf, is to serve the school and the coni- munity. ln it boys are given a chance to develop i initiative and leadership ability. During the year, two boys brought recognition to the Mavahi Club. George Lester was elected Treasurer ofthe Capital District, which includes hlaryland, Virginia, West Yirginia, and Dela- ware. Danny Dyer was named Lieutenant Gov- ernor of the Second Division of the Capital District. 1 hlajor projects of the club were serving lunch U in the cafeteria at Tlianlqsgiving and Christmas, putting up posters advertising the Community l N. Chest Drive, ushering at football games, and distributing March of Dimes collection cans. Under the capable leadership of Billy Randolph, president, Danny Dyer, vice president, Lou ones, secretary, and Alimmy Gregory, treasurer, the Key Clubbers learned to fulfill the club motto, live Buildn. li ,, J - i Swami, Lgf! In Right: Billy Randolph, President: ji1nniyGrt'gory, Trrasurnr Slfniffmtq, Lgifil in Right: lmu hloiics, Secretary, Danny Dyer, Yice l'rc'sident 41' 9 lv. ,K 1- A . LANGUAGES l Rl'iNCH Nliss Stvvciii, Spiirisiirg Suzaunc Dupuy, Prcsidcntg Samirzx Nilkljllf, ljrwgrziiu Cllillfllllllll .Xllll liczirlwtt, Sccrclaryg Gary lfuslc-lil, 'l'rQ-alsiircrg .Miiiv Ile-ii! nvsscy, Yicc' l'rc'sillvi1t SPAYISH Charlcs Altman, 'l'rcusurvr: Neil llancwcli, Svcrclzxryg Lucy Su-plicns, Vim' Prcsiilvnt: Xlrs. Smith, Spimswrg jimmy l,au- caslur, l'rn-sinluiil, l,,X'l'lX Sffllldl-7Zl'.' 1Jll'2llLl Kirk Prcsialciitg aw 3- Q Virginia Hcsdwrllcr, Yicc Prusi- dcntg Cliauncy Drcwry, Vice Prcsidi-nt: Norman Giiiidc . Sc-crctaryg 'llmiiimy Svvziin, Trczlsurcr Smtfzl: liarldara Curly, Vice l'rcsiA glcutg Carolyn Deal, Sccrctaryg liilly llfillamlswiirtli. 'l'rcusurwr LANGUAGE CLUBS Once each month the language class periods became the regular meeting time for the three Language Clubs when programs arranged by the members and designed to stimulate interest in the respective language and to reveal the customs ofthe people of France, Spain, and ancient Rome were enjoyed. Movies, slides, games, and contests were popular. However their activities were not confined to the classrooms. The basement of Ann Hennessey's home became the scene ofa French II club supper consisting of traditional French foods prepared by the members. The French I members enjoyed a similar function at the home of Ann Fillippeli. In keeping with an established custom, the French I club honored the French II club with a spring dance. The Spanish Club members were partakers of Spanish foods served in Lucy Stephen's home. The cafeteria became a social ball when the two Latin Clubs, Liberi Romani and Servi Caeasaris, held their annual Christmas entertainment of dancing and games. For them, too, spring brought hours of preparation for their annual dance. A Miss Stevens, Anne, Jean, Samira, and Gary join in a toast at the French Club supper. BfSpanish Club girls prepare supper. C-Miss Stevens pours coffee for Judd, Suzanne, and Samira at the French Club supper. D-Vaughn, Charlie, Doug and Patsy play Scrabble in Latin. .Flfbleil and Xlimi enjoying eating Spanisli-cooked food. 'H lie LIBRARY CLUB i Lgfi In Right: Barbara Campbell, Program Chairman, Frances xl Hardy, l'rt-sidcntq lfldean Roberts, Vice President: ' Sybil Carroll. Secretary, Lynda llardy, 'l'rcasurt'rg ix Grace l,ox'c-ll, S1 icial Chairman il li The members of the Library Club strived ll to uphold their goal to bring students into a ii better relationship with the library. 1' The Club was set up so that each member would spend one hour or more each week in the X library recirculating books, filing cards, shelving books, and running errands. This year each member brought a contri- bution of food and delivered a Christmas basket to a shut-in. 1 During the year the club members spent an aggregate of more than two hundred hours helping in the ofhce of the Patrick Henry Tu- berculosis Association typing, running errands, filing, mailing chest X-ray reports, folding Christ- i mas seals for mailing, and arranging downtown window displays of Christmas seals. i The library Club this year, was under the leadership of Miss Martha Anthony and Miss Felsie Riddle, sponsors, and orhcers: Frances Hardy, president, Ifildean Robertson, Vice president, l Barbara XYright, secretary, who replaced Sybil Carrollg and Lynda llardy, treasurer. ll lxnila llardv issues book to Jerry Taylor, Bonnie Carroll and Joyce Carter insert cards in returned lwooksg Jczliiettc- Robin- son and liarbara Xlyriuht check book cards: Pat Brown places daily papers on the rack iii 75 31? ARTS To create and promote in- terest in the field of art, the thirty members of the Art Club assembled once a month to en- joy programs arranged by the members. For its Christmas program the club gave a party in the school cafeteria to which the entire student body was invited. Throughout the year the bulletin board in the cafeteria was decorated with works by the art students. One of the highlights of the year was the visit to the home of lXflrs. Wvhitney Shumate, a local artist. The members en- joyed viewing Mrs. Shumate's creative works and hearing her explanation of them. ARTS 81 CRAFTS The Arts and Crafts Club of sixteen highly interested and qualilied boys was directed by hir. Lane, Nlr. Lawson, and Klr. lrilly. The monthly meetings were both enjoyable and in- structive as the members en- gaged in projects such as making flower baskets for sale. To fur- ther aid in making the club financially self-supporting, a project, selling mirrors, proved successful. Their spring trip to the in- dustrial eenter in Kanawha Valley, Vl'est Yirginia, afforded the members both pleasure and educational opportunities. D081 Sf!l71llI'7ljI.' Carolyn Dalton, Re- porter, Flemming Nelson, Par- liamentariang Clara Mae Young, Treasurer Seated: Charles Keith, Vice President: jimmy Scearce, Presidentg Bertha VVilliams, Sccretary Sfd7ltli7Ig.' Freddie Don vant, Program Chairman, Nancy Draper, Secretary: Frances Hardy, Treasurer: Flo Poin- dexter, Reporter, Lois Rowe, Reporter Se'ale'd.' Betty Harris, President, Dean Donovant, Vice Presi- dent The thirty-nine members of the Distributive Education Club, with the cooperation of thirty- one employers, gained an insight into the retail world and into the practical aspects of business. The seventeen Diversilied Occupations members, with sixteen businesses cooperating, gained on- the-job training in various other lines of work. In -Ianuary, Betty llarris and Frank Moore brought recognition to the Nlavahi D. O. Club by their election to the oflices of District Yice President and Reporter, respectively. Our D. E. Club was recognized at the National Convention held in St. Louis with Nlr. Buckner serving on important committees. The D. lil. Club made a survey of all D. li. graduates and compiled a report showing the earnings of student employees during the Christmas season. Un the District level, both clubs participated in various contests. ln February, when our club was host to District 6 D. lf. Clubs, jimmy llamm won second place in Sales judging, Antoinette Anglin first place in llindow Display udging: Anita lfillippeli, first in 'lob Interviewing, and Bobby Xliigington, lirst in Public Speaking. Both the D. O. Club, sponsored by Mr. Tom Burnette, and the D. li. Club, sponsored by Mr. hiaurice Buckner, played a vital role in creating the true 'gspirit of Kiavahiv and exhibited it to the public. Twp: Clara Xlae and Xlr. Greene discuss merchandise, lfddie Harris works at Service Printing Bottom: Bobby ll igington wraps Christmas gifts at Ted's Xlen's Shop: lid Stanley aids in getting the Bulletin out ssl 77 lg? DRAMATICS A is l T l l Q Firfl Rn-50, Left to Right: Ola Ycflistig, Secretaryg Barbara Guthrie, President it Serum! Row' Charles Via, Trcasurerg Judd Schricb- fcdcr, Vice Prcsidcntg Miss Hobby, Sponsor l , i The Dramaties Club under the leadership of its Sponsor, lXIiss Charlsie llobby, and its , ofhcers: President, Barbara Guthrieg Yice Presi- i, . . Y . lil dent, ludd bchreibfederg Secretary, Ola X erlstigg l i . .. . i and Treasurer Lharles Xia: strived to carrv 7 i , . ,, ., . . ' li! out its purpose: ' lo create and maintain an interest in dramaticsw. They accomplished this li by a number of varied activities. These included M taking trips to see out-of-town plays and pre- Q senting one-act and three-act plays. i 3 An assembly program, Ten Top Tunes of the Year , was given by the club in ilanuary lx A radio play, My QllC11t Lureyw, Was broadcast over Radio Station XX KH A. Several of its mem ,L bers toolt an active part in the Christmas Pageant presented in assembly. , l , U i , Patsy, Betsy, Linda. Barry. Wlayne, Connie, jackie, and Carol sacrilice part of their lunch period to practice for a skit fc! 78 13:4 The organization of two new clubs took place in Mavahi this year. One of these, the Maggie Vlilliamson Future Teachers of America, was sponsored by the Sigma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma. The officers under the guidance of their sponsors, Kliss Mary Lou Joyce and Miss Felsie Riddle, led the F. T. A. members in ful- filling their purpose: To pro- vide young people with infor- mation about opportunities in education and to encourage them to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and char- acter which are the foundations for successful teaching. The activities of the club con- sisted of making studies of the qualifications of teachers, the opportunities and requirements of the teaching profession, and college requirements for those who wish to enter the teaching profession. The Future Nurses Club was formed this year at Xlavahi for the purpose of studying the opportunities in the field of nursing. lt also had as its goal to produce citizens informed of the glories, hazards and in- terests in the nursing profession. Nlrs. Gloria Smith and Nliss Laura Kreger were assisted in their job of sponsorship by the Nursing Auxiliary of Martins- ville General Hospital, who en- tertained the girls at the Nurses' Home on several occasions. The primary project of the F. N. C. was to promote chapters in some interested schools in the area. The members chose as other projects helping at the hospital and assisting our local Welfare Agency. Nleetings of the F. N. C. will continue through the summer at which time the members will participate in many activities. F. T. . Lfjft fo Right: Barbara Chailin, Parliamcntariang Patsv Spencer, Sccrctarv Suzanne Dul'uy, Vice President, Patsy Spcnccr, Historian, Nancy Bran ham, Song Lcadcrg Nannie l,ou Caldwell, Presidentg Xlarilvn VValkt'r Trtrastirt-rg Kliss kloyct- and Nliss Riddle, Sponsors i Smlffif Miss KFCQIVY. SPONSOR Betty lion Stowe, Prcsidentg Mrs. Gloria Smith, Sponsor Standing: Susie jones, Secretary, Samira Najjar, Treasurer ,J wr lb. f., AJ ,- F. . L. A. Final Row. l,ffft to Right: lilaine Martin, 'Preasurerg Ruth 'l'h1nnas, President: Lynda VVyatt, Secretaryg Florence Wilson, Vice President Serum! Row: Nlarilyn YValkcr, Historiang Xlary Frances Potter, Parliamentariang Anne Joyce, Reporter The Future Business Leaders of America Chapter of this school has as its major project making a survey of the Class of 1954 to deter- mine whether or not the business education department is fulfilling its obligations in the held of vocational education. Nlembers of the F. B. L. A. have found it possible to secure degrees of achievement after carrying out certain activities within the club. Ten members hold Leaders' Degreesg twelve, Supervisors, Degrcesg and thirty-live, Assistants' Degrees. 'l'he main social event of the club for the year was thc l mploy cr lwnplovee Banquet hcld at the llut in April. Other social events were 1 Qhristmis party for employees and entertain ment for the Business and Professional XVornen's Club sponsoring OIAgdIl1Z3t1Ol1 Of the P B L A President Ruth Thornas, assisted by other officers, leads tht impressive induction ctrtnxony at su 15+ local organization had three officers of the Philpot dentg lVlarilyn XYall4er, Reporter, and Sue 'liurner F. H. . Sfllffflif Jane Barker, President Sfll71ll,Ii7lg.' Betty Brock, Treasurer: Martha VVray, Secretary, Arlene Spencer, Vice President The members enrolled in the Future Home- malaers of America at Mavahi are affiliated with the national organization of pupils studying homemalqing in high school. The purposes of this organization are eight fold: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to empha- size the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to further interest in home economics. This organization was sponsored by Miss Virginia Goode and Nlrs. Robbie lfdgemon. Our t Federation of l . ll. A.: Barbara Norman Presi- , Song l.eader. 7 The l . H. A. had one hundred per cent participation in its Christmas Seal Project and con- tinued to work for the Cancer Society in its work Among its other activities, the club served in the community. refreshments to the college representatives and faculty members at College Night, served as hostesses at Shop Open llouse, and held a Christmas social for club members, made Valentine favors to ville General Hospital, and baby-sat for faculty n functions. be used on the trays for the patients at Nlartins- iembers while they attended various professional Members of Service Committee make Valentine favors for hospital trays 81 If SCIENCE CLUB 1 l l i ,l l l' 3 l lx'r1fff1'r1g.' Virginia llesdorfier. Slarzzliazg, Lzffr in Rigid: Carol ltisen, Patsy Spencer, llxt- ,Ieryins arranue club bulletin board lfach lirst and third Tuesday nights of every month the Klartinsville lligh School Science Club met under the guidance of Gail Criss, Presidentg ,lane Xliatts, Yice Presidentg llzc i hlergins, Secretaryg John Swezey, Treasurerg and Toy l,acy, Program Chairman. The very capable li sponsors were: Klr. ll. l elix Sanders, Mrs. Yera N xyciistci-, Nlr. l,eon Zirltle. and Xlr. Stanley llullman. r. ' ln November 25 members toured the Medical College of Yirginia and became greatly aware of the connection between science and medicine. i A number of projects were accomplished. including a committee to study drugs and patent medicines: and a project to impress upon the students of Mayahi the importance of receiving the Salk Polio Yaccine. The purpose of the Club is to increase and extend knowledge in science and to give service in the school and community. 1 liater in the year a Radio Section was formed under the direction of Nlr. Leon Qirltle and Mr. ' Andrew lfolev. This section was for boys and girls with a common interest in radio. lhey met l l ' ' I 1 l once a week and studied such things as pioneers in radio and the Radio Code. Lzjfl to Righf: .lane Watts. Vice Prcsidentg llzc Alergins. Sc-crt-tary1Gail Criss, Presi.ientg .lohn Swezey. 'lircasurerg Toy l,acy. Program Chairman .l - ', sa OUTSTANDING CLUB Xliss IAIIIISLICII. hifi, and Xlrs. l.e11 lvrltinq, rigfri, discuss N State regulations with I'lIl1I't'IICi'xYIlSIlII,HXIIYS I . li. I.. X. l ol Xl'1v'1l1i .t1. , The I . B. I.. A. has for a second consecutive time been selected tl1e outstanding club. Chosen by a connnittee from tl1e annual stall, the club was selected for its service to tl1e school and X COIIIIIIUIIIIY, ZIIIKI the numerous worth-while activi- ties. Among some of these were preparing at 'IlIl2II1liSgIVII1g basket for 21 needy family, typing 5,000 e11velopes for thc Band Uniforni Drive N sponsored by the lfxchange Club, and typing IOO letters for the Polio Drive. Among some of the activities carried out ll by the F. B. I... A. n1e1nbers to i11crease their business knowledge and sliills were editing a chapter handbook, taking part in the IIIOIIIIIIY spelling 3 contests sponsored by tl1e Y. P. I. Chapterg preparing a scrapbook, exhibit, and bulletin board l for the Regional meeting to portray activities of tl1e chapterg and publishing The lmrzdffr, the State I . B. L. A. newspaper under tl1e editorship of Florence Wilson, State Reporter. lt can easily be seen why the l . B. I.. A. was chosen the outstanding club of Martinsville lligh School for the 1956-57 year. jane, Frances, Charlotte, and Theresa, work on bulletin board for Regional Competitiong Klarilyn inspects scrapbook iii HI li? Fin! Raw: Sondra Price, Sallie Sue llall, .Nnn Kcarfott. Gloria lircudcn, Xlillic Ravvncl, Xlartha lfranck. Sue Vlialkcr, Barry YVcst- fall Jackie Crews Sandy Brvant 7 7 r 1 Seromi Row: Nonnvc Xlitchcll David Lendcrking, Xlarilyn Walker, George liranham, Jo Slayton. Sara Tliomasson, .Mm Joyce, Janet Palmer, l,inda Gecighegan. Curtis l,ockt'. Paul Nlattox, Cecilia Murphy. Martha Dychcs, Billy Hollandsworlh, Peggy Roden William Clingcnpecl, Walker Holt, Gerald Harris, Victor Rislow, Bill Nlizcll, Steve Clcal Third Row: ilollic 'l'yson, Mary Jean Xlonolion, Artie Nlatson. lflizabcth Simmons, Pr:-ntiss Brown, Judy Scales, Joanne Roberts, Bobby Davis, llougald Kirk, Dal Price, jimmy XVai:l, john lfdwznrcls, VVarwick Shultz, Virginia Axc-Ison, Linn:-y Xlahone, Allan Gustin, Gary lfuslcld, lien Xloornian. Bill Xlooreheld, liranton Nlartm, Betsy Vlitt, Bob l'agg, Danny lownscnd Fourth Row: Vaughn Hodnctt, Patsy johnson, Jimmy Knighton, joe Arnaudt, Bobby l.ivcrmon, H. C. Knight, l3illACraig, yliomllly Swain, Skip Prillaman, VVoods Carter, jimmy Vliilliams, Phillip DcLancy, Robert l'riplet, Buddy Saunders, Jimmy Haskins, George Minter, Jack Hall, Gary Barrow, Harold Griggs, Henry Gregory, Johnny Clark, Aloe Lupton, Billy lfllis, Gary Cassell, Danny Dyer, Nlr. Shank A shrill whistle from the white-clad drum major attracts the attention of everyone to the north end of Ben Ramsey Field. With the sound of brilliant trumpets, deep basses, high-pitched flutes, and the steady beat of drums, the Martinsville lligh School Band begins another half-time performance. Eight minutes later, the band marches from the field, show completed, the crowd settles back to watch the second half of the game+many times unmindful of the numerous hours of hard work spent by both director and band in preparing the show. This is only one of many such performances the band staged this year to add to and promote a fervent spirit here at Nlavahi. The band got busy right away when the school term began preparing its year's activities. Seniors Gary Cassell, Barbara Chaflin, and Genie Marie Spencer lead the band as Drum Major and Drum -J M at, si ,, Majorettes during all marching events. Half-time performances, leading the Homecoming and Christmas parades here, and participating in the Shrine Bowl in Roanoke, and the Cherry Blossom Festival in Wash- ington were included in the bandis marching curriculum for the ,56-'57 season. In early October, band officers were elected by the members of the band. Bill Craig, a senior, headed the slate as president. Dugald Kirk, a junior, and Sallie Sue Hall, a senior, were chosen as vice presi- dent and secretary, respectively. Twenty-one members from the Martinsville Band were selected to perform in the All-State Band at Roanoke in early February. Thir- teen of these gained a position in the Concert Band and eight appeared in the Workshop Band. This is the largest number that has made the All-State Band in recent years. Presentation of their annual assembly before the student body and appearing in the District Music Festival at Danville required much preparation by the 80-member organization in January and February. The band brought to an end the concert season with its repertoire for the season. Under the capable direction of Mr. Ralph Shank, the band excelled in all of its performances and truly deserves words of praise from all here at Martinsville High School. +3 ss 32+ ffm' www 04 -A-f7UQ. I . ,g 'LO... T ! I i i T fe mmf . M. , ., , Q, if a , I . , A fi - feed? f 'NVV Q 'ML-Lfgfcf' ' ' K ,,...f- JJ 'V g V V! ff , X ' I if 4 fff , Mfg LW-' ' if f XO, jf? yfjrff ff yy4.4fGsff ' ' Nur, f f'-f ,f ,X ,- fi fisiffilj ,X viz H J, I V 'yy WV ,gs A, . 4,5-I f , fi fyflvwf 'iff W um at f ,, 511 :' , V fp 0 Fi' r-.X' r Ruin, Lfjff fn Rfglir: Sandra liryant, lrina llc-rinvs, joan Rainsey, Bonnie llodgcs, l3orotl1y0z1l4n's, Janice Xlason,VVanda Xliirlcy, Sue- Clizipinan, Pliyllis Polk, lfrancvs llardy, Sybil Carroll, Diane lfoley, liarlwara Slwvos, and Xliss Pact' Sf f'r1 fm' Rnxza' Iizillicrini' liinu. l5arl1ai'zi Ann Vlriglit, lfranccs Ryan, Carolyn Dt-al, lidna Grant. Carol l't-arson, lfllvn Dczarn, Nlnrry ,lo lfdwzirils. Sue Carter, planet Di-al. Xlaralda Atkins. Ruth Rodgers, linnna lmu Disbrow. Ruth Carolyn Nlintcr Tliiml Rum' l,1!I'4Vlllf' Xlariin, Grady' Sutton, .lov lfnglv, l'anl Ross, liolvlvy Xlyvrs, lrvin llaintvr, llorc-c'n Grogan, liarlvara R01-d, l.illii- Xlzii- lnnian. llilllllllk' llalloii Fniu-111 R f1-: zu' lizirlmara fainpluvll. Skip l'rill: iiii an, lien lfnglv, Wlaync Xlorlvy, Ri-nlwn Goldstein, lioluluy Vliigiiiglon. Nlnlly Xlvrccr 'lllic Martinsville lligli School choir, Consisting of forty-eiglit members, under tlic leadership of Xliss Rutli Pace, our outstanding director, gave inany perforinances. 'llicy entertained the student body by appearing on several assembly programs. ln conjunction witli tlie luand, the clioir lielped present a Christmas Concert. ln llebruary tlie clioir served as the chorus in the lXlinsti'cl Sliow sponsored by the l,ion's Club. They also planned in tlie spring to participate in tlie Music l t-stival lit-ld at Dublin, Yirginia. -:fl Hli ln January eight choir members were selected to represent the choir in the All-West Chorus at Blacksburg, Yirginia. As theyjoined with choir members from all over this part of the state, they gained invaluable knowledge and experience by participating in the chorus. Nliss Pace served as accompanist for the group. ln the fall nine girls, because their voices blended together well, were chosen to be in the Girls, linsemble. They made many school and public appearances, such as singing for local civic clubs, appearing in assemblies, and giving a series of eight programs at DuPont. The choir elected the followin officers in the fall to lead their rou : 3 3 P Sue Carter resident' Sue Cha man and Bobbi' Vlfi in ton vice a P a P 5 3 3 7 president: Ruth Carolyn Nlinter, secretary, and Kenneth lingle, treasurer. .fr ra ri 57 V .fm f6Zrff2' MUSIC DEPARTMENT fi 12 'CQ 1 J , , M .,f 57 K 1,2 ', if-ff6f X X-.J , X Q Yinrt Rnrvw Lzjff In K1 J ffiilllli' 1 ll! -5 - 5 liry:mL, lionniul llcillxgqkh uxnga-Kizxuul lllulln in X -rs. . rmifz' ofzu' 35 Rutlxv A lam yn .. inlcr, 'lunicl' k'XlZlSOIll, mllklll 5 wrlc-y:v3glxylliQ'Fm!3 . s Y Q Q ' ' N K ' ' f K ,lg S l ., lv YK 'X '5 l' Xxi ,X N S QXXM X l X Y X Y Q l K X 1 I X5 'xy M xx, 4, X XS lf 5 W f 'X U m Q 5 w 1 q. - X, 5 35 'I' Q w .K kg , 'Q A Q xl , XX 1 3 N s M AF, x 5 V is JJ l A9 xy- LAX X J gf' +32 ss-a .XI.l,'S'I'.X'l'IC ISXXID . rw, Lfjfl In RIVIQIIII Robcrt urplw, Szxmlra Bryant. Srrnna Roca' Y xlllfllyll Vllzlkvr, Nlary loam :XlOIlUllOl1, Sondra Pricc. lflixulwtlm SlIIlIIlOIlS, Xlillic Ra- -. Hllinl' Huw: Nonnyn uml I Xlitclu-ll, -Imly Sczllvs, Xlolly l'yso11, Xllxrxvicli Shultz, VVilliz11n Clil1gvupc'c'l, ljllYlkl lA'I!tlL'I'klI1g!. lfflllffll Row: Victor Rislow. Barry XYvsti':1ll. YY:1llwr llolt, Hill Xlixcll. Ca-oryu Nlintur. Phillip' lJt'l.ilIlL'f' .XI.l.-WI'IS'l' CHORUS l'l1'zuI Rmb. iff! ru Rzglllf Klear' Rzunscy, -I2llllCL' Xlason. Sffnm Rmb: Pllyllis Polk, Ruth Carolyr Xlintvr. Tlzinl Roux' Wvaym Xlorluv, Paul Ross. fllillffll Row liolvlwyj Xlluixlgtmx, Bobby Xlycrs N 4. it X ' C FEATURES Q:.f-7-If-f' bf., by 0- Q M-If M -1' 1- . dm ,Q E 5 if FOQTBALL HOMECOMING N11x'1'111lw1' 5, lllx' n'1gl1ll1 1'1111llx:1ll lI11111w11111111g 1114 Kl:11'I111sx'1llL' High S1'l111f1l I111 1llx 1111x111 11111 111 lllx xx1'n'lxs11f 1x1'1'11:11':11 11 111. 'l'11c' :1ssc'111l1lx' p1'11u1'z1111, xx'1I11 11111 111111111111c'1'111v111 111' llll' xlllx'K'Il. Xliss l111x 1 1lx11 111 I ll 11:111Is. 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The theme for the event, Music in the Airn, was carried out with tieeotxttioiis, consisting of niusitiul instrilinents and notes silhonetteti on the walls. Cl. XY. Lester wif lib A, x , x ,W W-Nw 5 ' Wh ,f ln .wwf Wi I acted as Klzister of Ceremonies for the banquet held exclusively for the members of the two clzisscs. The Tops, a combo from North Carolina that specializes in rock-amd-roll, provided the music for thc dance attended by the juniors and Seniors and their dates. sm BASKETBALL HCDMECOMING Gary Cassell led the Senior Players through the Basketball Arch to play their last game. Mavahi beat Jefferson 68-58 in the seasonls licinieeoming game. The queen, hlartha Dyches, was crowned at the Baslqelball Ball by Coach Cartwright. ller attendants, Sallie Sue llall and Patsy Spencer, were seated on either side of her. Other nom- inees, hlartha Snapp, Anne llennessey, Mary Lou Troxler, and Ann Kearfott, completed the queen's court. TQ, ,J EH o CD mmww Uv F2 -x Ili -4 N, O 1:- zi 1 111 rv ik C f' --::: -g-rg. ,,.,, . . 3... . Lf Y-it ' ., i .........A. , ...... 2 5? L '- 1':1,fw-'f ' A ' 'V .fi ,. ELLEN EGGLESTON VARSITY - N ' , 5 X my affix QP GQEQX, V J, A .fpggl egg! WD MARY GARLAND LAPRADE BITSY WEBB 96 RUTH DREWRY IRMA HERMES Fight-team-fight! echoed through the corridors of Nlavahi many afternoons from the beginning of football season to the end of basketball season as the six Varsity cheer- leaders, who had been elected by the student body, practiced to lead the supporters of the Big Team in cheering at the approaching game. During the sunny autumn lunch periods their voices were heard and their spirit and enthusiasm sensed as they held pep rallies on the front lawn. Neither the football nor the basketball Homecoming Assembly Program would have been complete without their yells inspired by their fervent spirit as they led the student body in the manifestation of the Spirit of Mavahin. At the football Homecoming half-time ceremonies, they moved from their place in stands, where they had led the students in cheering, to the field where they held the arch for the procession of the Queen, her attendants, and the escorts. With the cheering at the Basketball Tournament in Blacks- burg, their season's joy and privilege of promoting the Spirit of Mavahi came to a close. KAY Isuzx' JANICE HANGPIR To stimulate school spirit and to cheer the home team on to victory-that is the duty of a group of cheerleaders. Each member, however, must accept individual responsibilities. She must learn the yells and cheers, she must sacrifice many afternoon activities for hours of practice: she must be prompt, she must act, at all times. in a manner that will be a credit to her school and convey the spirit of her school. These things, each cheerleader did. The V. Cheerleaders held pep rallies at the lunch period on the days that the J. V. team was to meet its opponent that afternoon or night. lXIany afternoons they were found on Ben Ramsey Field decorating the goalposts to reveal the HSpirit of Klavahill at the game to be played. After having helped make maroon and gray streamers as decorations for the arch, they, with the Varsity leaders, held it for the regal procession. With their Ray-Rah's for the V. teams they helped make the Spirit of Mavahin realistic. all 97 PA'rsY IQAMSEY BAIQBARA COTTY J. . CAROLYN DEAL JACKIE BAUBLITZ liz 1-P SICXIOR PIAYICRS From' Row, Left to Riglzii JOl1I1lly Drupcr, Billy Ramlwlph, VVz1yuv Xlurlcy, jim Smith, lion lfuglc, ,lim- my Hamm, Clctus Purdue Buck Row:'1'ommy Pulliam,'l'ommy Draper, Jimmy Lancaster, Timmmy VVillis, Ran Isley, H. A. Croom KM? sQa4,Zlf5 Assistant Coach jim Laughlin and Co-Captains Ken Engle and Johnny Draper, voted Most Head Coach J. B. Hcldrcth Valuable Players, hold their trophies all 98 li? Front Row, Left to Right: B. Hcldreth, Coach, Irvin Painter, Johnny Draper, jim Smith, Ken Engle, Ran Isley, Tommy Draper, Cletus Purdue, Jim Laughlin, Coach Sfrrmd Rowg Jimmy Draper, Tommy Pulliam, jim Lancaster, Billy Randolph, W'aynv Nlorley, 'llommy Wvillis, H. A. Croom, jimmy Gregory, jimmy Hamm Tfzinl Row: Bill Nlizell, Skip Critz, Joe lfngle, Barry VVestfall, slack liewis, Maynard Lusk, Charlie Watle, Lou jones, johnny jones Fourth Row: Sherrill Frith, Billy Hollandsworth, Charles Henderson, Skipper Prillaman, Linney Mahon, Bobby Shropshire, Macky Crouch Backed by the Spirit of Mavahin the Bulldogs Won their second consecutive District Championship. The scoring was as follows: NIHS 28-fTri-City 7 MHS 33fVVytheville 6 NTHS 25 --George VVashington O lWHS SZYDFCWTY Mason 0 NTHS I37COViHgt0H O IWHS 6fRadford O MHS 17fPulaski 7 MHS 6eWilliam Fleming 6 MHS 7'fVVilliam Byrd o VARSITY FOOTBALL if it ll ii 9,5 I I I.:- ww . we H gimxmi 5 Q ., E V, 49 wwwwm, W f Q . tk K 7 N11 www? ' 4 ' ' 'N sl! M . nl 'F 5 55: 1' W M W4 'N ,ssm H W x , , Q X Mg 3 VA 'via H . R 1 S if 5, Q ,Q 5 ,W W. 4 M ,x f yi. 3 E L54 ' 2: X sis . sm.. iz can it V' D in 4? , X A ik A Q f V Q ' A 36 , . '5 X Q M News x V 4 gwzfzzwk 1, E, - -' y W fi? 'i ii . We , was K: an A W it f may A, 5' i 1 Q M' 1 my 9 Q 9 R gi XG w . in an gigw ., 3, v J. V. FOOTBALL N 7 M QW ,M www ww, yt , Firft Row, Left to Rigln: H. Long, C. VV. Wladc, D. Hinton, T. hIcFarland, R. Campbell, C. YVyz1tt, J. Swczcy Semrid Row, Lqfr to Riglzi: D. Xlanson, C. Hopkins, R. Reynolds, S. Holcomb, B. lfllis, D. Campbell, C. Cole f Third Row, Lef! to Right: D. Pugh, R. Lovell, R. Robbins, C. Varncr, l.. Turner, D. Lciidcrkingg Fourth Row, Lejft to Rigfzt: Coach Swindcll, R. Smith, S. Wlithcrow, B. Tinsley, Coach Norton . ', XV 1956 SCORES , M. H. S. .. .. 19fTri-City... . 7 , NI. H. S. .. ,. I3'FlCIHlI1g . .. .. 7 NT. H. S. .. .. 8-Hargrave .... . . 3 7 J , K V M. H. S. .. . . 6---Tri-City ....... . . , ' NI. H. S. .........,..,......,... I3-Andrew Lewis .........,,........,. C5204 sl f This yearis Junior Varsity, coached by hir. Norton and Mr. Swindell, gained much experience on the gridiron. The vacancies left in the Varsity by Qi f Seniors should be well filled by the up-coming Yfs. M ll! U. ,,,.f-A H Z .XX V f fx-,ff W r A W. X V k V -2 I .j..:f ', -i - 7' :..gg.5g:j1'41:'.:I, ..,.. : , -4' ,A x , 5 fF4zza9QL JW , 19402211 blidllcfkf' Km SQ' Xa K fix? .55 ,A . ff 1'-' 4 ' , A x ff 2 WM f,Waa2 5fi4'.Z1fuz!fWafffZA W .X xIilI!ZlU1'I'S l,. Riuvr, D. Pricv, R. l'l:1stc-r, li Shn'1'rill l 1'i1l1 showls. C li. llzznvlinc IIIJIIQCS Izmy-up. ,I. Wzulv waits fm' rebound. ID LZIIICZISICT and XYZILXC wail for rn bound. IC -- Cassell shoots fur tum , Q Z? .441 -L A ' K ? b . I ' ygyftwli- -hui ,zfzajfxjfwy '4fCfcfv1,,Q fir?-A ff4f.f!:f,,K, 4f,M,0jfd ,fab -KJXAAI 43,4,qJJ C9 ,c gg, -fzg-Aki vdiflj Tfjffcfybf' X . x 'Zu crwd- 051 f , , if P, QJ m.-.0fvVf! Qjlxh C XXX! Afmdf 4' Aff' Xlbg. SNAPS X X 'rf 1011 171' 1. c 1 .X , xv x lwjkilffi yi., 4,1 W. M .2 ti il 1 V bl We f J. V. BASKETBALL 1 lil lpvl if etiddli 'Mix 20 ' i .f l05i2U5lt'l1'i.ci3eU WM ffffwwvl burg Lffl fo Righl: Purdy, Wall, Johnson, Kellam, Haskins, Hinton, MacFarland, Frith, Haskins Wyatt Turner. Ix'neflz'r1g.' Coach Patteson and Manager Plaster After having won second place standing. the M. H. S. Bulldogs entered the tournament held in Blacks with high hopes of capturing the District 6 Championship. M. H. M. H. M. H M. H M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H. M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H VARSITY SCORES . ..... 41 . ..,.. 66 . ..... 70 . ..... 64 63 67 40 69 . ...,. 66 . ...,. 66 . ..... 8 2 52 . ..... 66 . ..... 56 . ..... 63 . ,..., 46 . ..... 65 . ..... 76 . ..... 59 . ..... 68 -George Washington -William Byrd ,.... -Drewry Mason ..,. -Pulaski ........,. -VVilliam Fleming . . -Radford .......... IL. C. Glass ,..... -Fieldale .....,... -William Byrd ..... -Franklin County. . -William Fleming. . jefferson ......... -Pulaski. ....... . . -George VVashington.. . . . . . -Fieldale .......... -E. C. Glass ...... -Drewry Mason. . . -Radford .......... -Franklin County. . -Jefferson. ...... . . 42 39 58 45 6o 49 42 53 26 52 SI 42 53 44 65 53 7I 66 SI 58 H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H S H H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. H. S.. +24 10-5 la ....47 j. V. SCORES . . . .327GCOFgC VVashington ....45-Willi8H1 Byrd... .. . . . . -Drewry Nlason. . , . 34 62 .... -William Fleming. . Radford.......... 37 26- lQ.C.Glass..... -I' ieldale .......... -William Byrd ..... 49 . . . .46-Franklin County. . . . . .5Q'Willi3m Fleming. . . . ..... 49-Jellcrson ....... . . . S. ..... 37-George Washington ....46-Fieldale.......... ....2Q-E. C. Glass....... . . . . -Drewry Mason.. 54 ....49-Radford,......... . . . .53-Franklin County. . ....4.67JCi:fCI'SOIl. . . . . . . .. R .x Q 5 225 M iw 1 ' W? Wi ga V :N xim- . wk wg W 'A W 'X 31,2 UNSW rw' ' 'A 6 .iw s 4 Q ' YQ 1 sf Q ns an an 4 rg . 'V E :Q inf 4 142,',gf' 'SLA 1,350 5 gg uf M Q k ,,,'T-Jismbgsnggfggg f Qwigkif il .t S.,,mvW,.,.!., 'iv-if W fsww' -I TI if 3 2 Z2 -f :.!.w.s.QPgz3Ws:,w wig: fm mphfm, wig l aisfag wiz A Pkiwu im Bw Jn:-,.-: .... , W H gsm t , we f y, X ig: ,7M5L:rg':f:ZVSZ?g:-H' 9 1- .,,,5 hm., ,, fewqgfigygww ., , w g 4 f ',:,-lg--gg-5 gk.g:5.g:g-:5--Q-A-.1-. wg 'iii X ' wwWwxsgiifTisvmgywfaxi in A K wi 2 :mg if ' W 1 ww f' ' A , Q gag fy, f X, 1 v fggggf y N Hi H9259 ,gpfffk ik ig 539 in a i ss' f nr V' 5 ggmiii BASEBALL Front Row: James Riddle, Lou Jones, Curtis Wells, Jimmy Gregory, Irvin Painter, Tommy Draper, Billy Shocklcy, Cletus Purdue, Jim Smith Sammi Row: Mr. Cook, Carl Eanes, Harry Stultz, Jim Smith, Jimmy Brigman, Gerald Yeatts, Tommy Pulliam, Ralph Nolan . I l M.H.S.... G. Yeatts ready for the pitch T. Pulliam crosses home plate . Gre or hits a triple T. Pulliam ets a grounder while Umpire g Y . g J. Bittle watches -if 108 EQ' M. H. S. .... 11- M. H. S. ..... 6! II'-' M.H. M.H. I6- M.H. M.H. M.H.s. .... 4- M. H. S ..... 9- Drewery Mason. . . George Washington Fieldale .......... 5-Bassett .......... Drewry Mason... . . Fieldale. ....... . . oe-George Washington Drewery Mason.. . Bassett ......... . . M5 THQ QHLATCBT I GET NEW X RDS 1.92111 Vw ASK YOURSELF THIS- What can I do better than most people? The question should make you think. Ask it of yourself and if you are not extravagantly modest you may come up with some interesting answers. Without straining to give yourself a pat on the back, you can find something that you really believe you can do better than most people. Maybe you are a better gardener, a cook, or carpenter. Perhaps you can drive a car better than most people, have a better memory, or do a better job of house painting. In each one of us there is something noteworthy, whether it is in character or achievement. You can understand not only yourself but other individuals better if you ask, What can I do better than most people? When you have the answer about yourself, take advantage of it. It may open new avenues on your careers or in your personal life. It may show you that you are not using your strongest asset. We are confident that you, the members of the Class of 1957, will ask yourselves, What can I do better than most people? And then proceed to do it! MARTINSVILLE NYLON PLANT E. I. ou PoNT on Nmouns s. co., Inc. -if 110 Ef- BANKS S53 WN' 3, bw QUAQSQNQUS J2s:,1L,9Lq-'00g'U-'1-A-5Q.VSv.a.sw,4,x.x.l,N5Qk,g.,1. 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Plumbing and Heating Contractor ROOFING SHEET METAL Congratnlationr and Bert Wfirber to a Fine Clan FAGG'S DRUG STORE Friendly Service PHONE 3103 Corner Church and Walnut Streets Martinsville, Virginia -'Ei 126 P34- Come join the Gang! F L O Y D ' S FOUNTAIN SERVICE Soda: Sandwicbef 112 CLEVELAND AVENUE MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA FORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated Correction Protection Church and Walnut Streets DIAL 3451 CLIFT'S Intersection Routes 220 and 58 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA GLENN'S CYCLE CENTER , PHONE 2453 SQ- N I , I A li yi.,-L.. HARLEY DAVIDSON Sale! and Service 9.11 'iff' in jf LAWNMOWER--BICYCLE and - A SMALL GAS ENGINE REPAIRS 616 Memorial Boulevard Martinsville, Virginia -AR 127 13+ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA 25 BROAD STREET DIAL 8133 HENDERSON 81 HENDERSON McKEE FUNERAL HOME McKee Personnel Offers You Years of Experience In Prompt, Courteous, Efficient Service 29 Broad Street MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Expert Wfatch and jewelry Repair 11283 Congratulations and Bert Wishes to the Clan of '57 JOH N SMITH, Wholesaler Our Service Merit: Your Patroriage KEARFOTT'S DRUGS Prescriptions Since 1881 On the Square, Martinsville, Virginia Phone 3414 CONGRATULATIONS ZENTMEYER DRY CLEANING CO. 100 College Phone 8223 o 0 My Q 7 I CLEANERS -Q X' of- LAUNDRY 129 ik K2 ,cyclcloi 2, J Congratulations R' I CLASS OF '57 S PIEDMONT CONFECTION RY ROSELAWN BURIAL PARK MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA COOK XWITH GAS Qnicker, C leaner, C beaper Dependable SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY 10 Church Street Martinsville, Virginia VIRGINIA BLOWER CO. Carrier Air Conditioning More People Enjoy CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING Than Any Other Kind Virginia Avenue PHONE 18-5121 Collinsville, Va. aa 130 Ee I4-LISJJCJQI I Q I e Be ileJ ill Build Them ' 'Xb gfos-ANZ Hwwb 'R ' A I 's ES COMPBNY 3' it I am' W V 0-,D J. IN RI tner a AAA ZS PHONE 9759 WW 1 'M F159 ureEzgreer TW' Owings j le,IX4gI1i' HQ! Q i 1' kim I Complimentx 0? M' '- kdfv-VJ EYER COAL AND OIL COMPANY A Warm Home ix a Happy Home 401 BRIDGE slifiaj Ujoyk fond-L ME 6321 495' i90fKjdrQ, M A COMPLIMENTS AMERICAN TRUCK 81 BODY CO. RIDDLE OLDSMOBILE CORPORATION Automobile Sale! and Service Ph nes 2253, 5101 and 4496 708 Memorial Boulevard C E Riddle, Prend d General Manager asf 131 13+ U J. o I9 I , lj I v 4 V V ' Z 'N U49 I rf IW vu . L. 4 17 ,X ff 'g I fix. fu ,, I , l il L lv L K tx' 'I 1 I KV VM X L ww My rf' W 1 4 5 . ' I WW- Ut 1 ,Q My my 7 I Ui X . . , L, ff ly 74 cl 4 4 L Q gymffii wwf RL wvlx Nw I I fl ilk ff BEAVER HILLS GOLF counse X64 005555 5 Walnut Street Martinsville, Virginia Burroughs-White Chevrolet Corporation SALES SERVICE We Service all Makes of Cars and Trucks Phones: Parts and Service 985lg Office 5681 BON DU RANT FURNITURE 515 W. Church DIAL 3597 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA +24 132 E+ 12'P5'g!fLjlQ MQfx CU!! 11.40 fpafu, QWQALZJ JCWZMWX---' J' 71.7 951 710151, BRIDGE STREET Mo ons, INC. f f ,Z-X . ?4 Qdfoclf 11415 2inc5 cz2rj Salef and Sepyice Q I gf QM vOHice and Sales: P11 e 3455 xy i ,- I Complimenlf of CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CLEAR-BULLOCK ELECTRICAL COMPANY, INC. Contmcion and Engineers TOM M. BULLOCK B. B. CLEAR 1410 Memorial Boulevard MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA COOPER 81 RATCLIFF SELF -SERVICE GROCERY COLLINSVILLE RIVER ROAD -if 133 Ef- BLUE RIDGE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. Diftributom INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES HEAVY HARDWARE - WOODWORKING MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES Oflice and Warehouses BASSETT, VIRGINIA BRANCH-MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 134 E+ CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY Grade A Milk and a Complete Line of Dairy Products Homogenized Vitamin D Milk-Buttermilk-Butter-Cottage Cheese-Ice Cream Route 220 North, Roanoke Road PHONE 4587 LEE TELEPHONE COMPANY Through Service We Grow 0 Kelvinator Appliances ' Llbefal Tfadeln 0 Fishing Equipment ' I-aY'AWaY Plan 0 If it's For Home or Auto ' YOUT Q90 SFOP we have it or will try to get it Sh0PP1ng Center 0 Easy Credit Terms Mgfgog? T- V- an Zi IOS MARTINSVILLE HOME and AUTO SUPPLY Clarence W. Ferguson -Your B. F, Goodrich Distributor 32 East Main Street Dial 3361 Martinsville, Virginia MARTINSVILLE HARDWARE CO. INCORPORATED Complete Line of Hardware Supplies Pittsburgh Paints -Westinghouse Appliances MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA BRANCH STORE - STUART HARDWARE COMPANY - STUART, VIRGINIA -if 135 lea WWW ,MW MW' M, SJW IM C ii WW IWVW W I Q AXIW J ClaJ 0 57 g al C p M7 I MW MIDGET MARKET Complete Line of Grocerier, Meatr, Produce and Feed: 128 Pump House Road Phone 3181 l BAND INSTRUMENTS FOR RENT! Everything in Maria LEED'S MUSIC CENTER 100 E. Main sf. Phone 3097 T. J. BURCH 8- CO. Real Estate, Property Management, and Insurance Martinsville, Virginia Martinsville Optical Co. 'We will fill your eyeglass prescription or repair your glasses 7 Walnut Street PHONE 5401 krzrzqi MARTINSVILLE PRODUCE COMPANY Night Phone 2829 Wbolerale - Fruity and Vegetable: PHONE 3344 Martinsville, Virginia I.ET'S GO BOWLING! America's Most Participated in Sport MARTINSVILLE BOWLING CENTER MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA +21 136 la ywdmmamanw ewwuwoorkaax ceo-QLLJ,0mJo.2fo0ol AQOWU' CLYDE'S TV and REFRIGERATOR CO. Incorporated ADAMS GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING MARTINSVILLE GLASS CO. For All Purpoxex 0 AUTO GLASS 0 PLATE 8: WINDOW GLASS 0 FURNITURE 8: DESK TOPS 0 MIRRORS Martinsville-2 726 Auto Parts 81 Supplies Steve L. Mitchell, Owner 107 W. Church St. Phone 5666 Martinsville, Virginia Congmtukztiom, Clan of '57 MONTGOMERY WARD NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES In Service With People 294 Pythian Building, Martinsville, Va. Telephone: 6740 E. WILLIAM CAMPBELL ALVIN L. OAKES State Farm Mutual Ins. Companies AUTO, FIRE 8: LIFE Saving: for Careful Driver: See or Call 4241 J. Melvin Wyatt or G. E. Stegall, Jr., Agts. B and D Motor Sales, Inc. DeSoto Plymouth PHONE 9257 902 New Danville Rd. Martinsville, Virginia elf 137 E+ Complimentr of MARTINSVILLE MACHINE WORKS Congratulations to the Class of '57 C0?1g1'tlfZlldfi0il.l' U Greetings from the Clary of '57 BARGAIN CENTER STANLEY W. BOWLES The Store of KRAZY Prices Fayette Street New Roanoke Rd. Phone 5446 Martinsville, Virginia Complimenfr of ESSO SERVICENTER JACK FINNEY, Owner C ongmlulaziom STARLI NG AVEN U E ESSO McCARTY BEDDING CO. Manufacturers of Custom Made Bedding MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Congmtulntiom ami Bert Wirher to the Clary of '57 HENRY HOTEL JOHN HODGES, Manager PRILLAMAN'S MARKET 25 Fayette Street PHONE 5124 Dealer in Quality Mean RIVERSIDE FRUIT STAND Fresh Fruits-Groceries-Produce Phone 3941 Martinsville, Virginia elif 138 172 if RIVES THEATER Complimenlr of JOYCE'S BARBER For Better Service Phone 4703 SHOP SPENCER STUDIO Studio 9242--Telephone-Home 3130 Open Eveningr By Appointment 9 Church Street Martinsville, Virginia C omplimentt of Boaz Dairy Products, Inc. Distributors of Sealtest Milk THE SHOE HOSPITAL 15 West Main Street TAYLOR BROTHERS Friendly Shoe Repair Service For the Best in Flowers call BRYANT'S FLORIST, INC 58 W. Main Street Phone Day 6969 Night 3356 Starling Avenue Barber Shop PHONE 5541 940 Starling Avenue FINNEY 81 PAYNE FRITH CONSTRUCTION Virginia Ave. 18-4301 Rimmer's Jewelry Store 11 North Bridge Street Telephone 6166 CRADLE SHOPS Everything For Babies to Pre-teens HOUSE'S COFFEE SHOP FULCHER'S Gulf Service Station 724 Memorial Boulevard Phone 4014 Martinsville, Va OWENS WINDOW CO. Box 394 Collinsville, Virginia ELKIN'S RUG 8- FURNITURE CO. -'Zi 139 fif- MARTINSVILLE PRINTING CO. Commercial Printers Office Supplies Tassel Beauty 21-23 Fayette Street Dial 2263 Rfmington Rand Framhirzd Dealer Martinsville, Virginia Chief Tassel Phone 6265 PLIME TS OF . COM N Parker's Laundry Service WARREN 942 STARLING CLOTHING STORE PHONE 3952 Willis Lumber Company Dealer: in Hardwood Church Street Grocery Fooflr of lbe Finert Quality GIFT BOX 943 Starling Phone 4731 Snow's Sandwich Shop MEMORIAL BOULEVARD Roady's Variety Store 761 E. Church Street Phone 7166 BLANCHE'S Thomas Jefferson Hotel 10 East Church Street Phone 2141 Smith and Mason Garage General Aulo Repairing Bill Smith and Wilson Mason 103 Railroad St. PHONE 9666 Martinsville, Virginia Copenhaver Printing Co. Letterpress and Offset East Liberty St., Martinsville, Va. Telephone 9407 DRAPER'S BARBER SHOP The OLDEST and the BEST 3592 Church Street HONORE LOGAN GRAY STUDIOS MilIinery-jewelry-Sportswear 54 W. MAIN Costume Dresses 6 WALNUT STREET MicrofiIming-Photostat-Photography +24 140 E+ LEWIS FLORIST 410 Memorial Blvd. Martinsville, Virginia Emily Lewis Jake Lewis Telephone 6316 W. T. GRANT CO. Known For Value Main St. Barber Shop Expert on Flattops Martinsville Ice 81 Coal Co. 405 Bridge Street BLU E RIDGE AIRWAYS Student Instruction Charter Flights Sight-Seeing Rides T E D ' S Famou.r Brandi in Men? Wear Martinsville, Virginia Treat Your Stomach-Eat At SUGAR'S A FRIEND LOANS UP TO 3500.00 HOME FINANCE AND SMALL LOAN CORP. GEORGE TIRE CO. Guaranteed Recapping New Roanoke Road HARRY NUNN C0NGg2g2PQj10NS GROCERIES American Dry Cleaners FIELDS BETTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Exquisite Feminine Apparel 909 Starling Avenue Compliments of HeIena's Beauty Shop Kalacln ' af 141 12+ CAMPBELL GROCERY Mrs. H. R. Campbell, Proprietor General Merchandise Rives Road Love 8- Thompson Market Chatham Hgts. Martinsville, Va. MCCOLLUM-FERRELL is the name for fine shoes in Martinsville KlDD'S BARBER SHOP Franklin Street Phone 9464 For The Best Hair Treatment in Town Drop Around Compliment! of TROXLER FURNITURE CO. INCORPORATED Cannaday's Restaurant For Good Food eo M Q00 Martinsville Virginia Church Street Pure Oil 239 East Church Street Martinsville, Virginia DALLAS BLEVINS Phone 8224 EagIe's Sandwich Shop 1 North Bridge Street Dial 4232 Compliments of EAGLE'S 5 81 'IO STORE COBLE DAIRY, Inc. Serving Martinsville and Henry County with Quality Dairy Products A FRIEND J. C. WOOLDRIDGE, Inc. Moving-Packing-Crating-Storage Memorial Blvd. Martinsville, Virginia Wilson's Antique Shop Mrs. R, M. Wilson, Ownn 1103 Chatham Heights, Route 57 Phone 5561 Martinsville Block Company MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA L. 81 F. Repair Company Auto Painting and Trimming a Specialty MARTINSVII.LE, VIRGINIA 62+ 142 B+ WILLIAMS and TAYLOR VIRGINIA CLEAN ERS We try to pleaxe everyone at all limes Co' PHONE 3102 Complimentx of West Window Company A FRIEND H URD ELECTRIC SUPPLY E. R. I IIGI'IFIEI.D HONIE LOANS Builirl Less Interest to Re-Finance DIAL GIQI Night or Day lNlARTlNSVll.l,E, VIRGINIA B u y Compliment: of the Southern Discount Company GRINDSTAFF'S CITIES SERVICE STATION Rt. 220 and Fayette St. Memorial Blvd. Martinsville, Virginia PHONE 4958 STONE FUNERAL HOME 825 Starling Ave., Martinsville, Vu. 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE AIR CONDIT1ONED4OXYGEN-EQUIPPED Congmtulatiom, Clan of 1957 Henry's Confectionery 52 East Church Street Phone 5251 PHONE 6306 CHAMBERLAIN'S Men's Fine Clothing GULF SERVICE STATION TGMMIEN5 CAFE Danville Road Phone 4100 The Home of Good Plate Lumber 300 Broad Street +EI 143 Ee CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '57 STANDARD GARMENTS, INC. REBEL RESTAURANT Near Fine Motels - Air Conditioned AST - LUNCH - DINNER BREAKF Route 220 South Phone 5922 it fb Q X LESTER BROTHERS SUPPLY 3 5 V For the Home Buyer 8: Builder We Have the One-Stop Service fx No job too small or too large. It will be our pleasure to give you an estimate on any 3 and all home construction. 3 Q if GIVE Us A TRY wi Y X ROANOKE HIGHWAY DIAL 5671 X- 23 'IS 5 J I 3 3 RE MAR'rlNslvlLLE scan morn s. METAL co. W? it A Roanoke Highway in Villa Heights IN 3 .W E MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA iii' wk Q 3 -J Q2 Q3 431 144 E+ Quality Mercbamiife Popular Price! MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA DDD Bef! WiJbe.I MARTI NSVI LLE NOVELTY THE PRI LLAMAN COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF TARRYTONE PRODUCTS POST OFFICE BOX 1024 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA REMOVERS - LACQUER - VARNISH - WOOD DOUGH - THINN ERS PLASTIC PEEL - STAINS - FILLER - WOOD PRESERVATIVE Telephone 6282 BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. DUPONT ROAD PHONE 2711 145 II' Wljfiikiiw rf N rl all 1 flfriiliiwl udd 1 CH S pi TWO-TWENTY GULF N b5l SERVICE MM! J. Ralph Moore, owner Up 54 Deliver d OPERATED BY . ,,B er to Bum er e,, Frank Moore Billy Moore U. M1220 South Sfarrirrsviileliv . Phone 6770 Four Miles South of Lowell T. Harris, Prop. Phone 9505 Martinsville, Virginia MOTOR PARTS AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Complete Machine Shop Service 10 Liberty Street Dial 9868 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA I.I6q Inc: Martinsville Office Supply, Inc. Everything for Your Office Efficiency and Convenience 33 W. Main St. Phone 9779 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Complimentr of Martinsville Granite 8r Marble Company 1110 S. Memorial Blvd. DIAL 4107 J. FRANK STULTZ Roofing and Sheet Metal Co. We Specialize in Plumbing and Heating RUSSELUS DIXIE PIG 817 Memorial Blvd. Dial 3200 461146131- WW .. Everything for the Olive W ,' KV DIAL 3241 . K gi D I SERVICE PRINTING -Q-mkvg' A er Il E We Make Rubber Stamps U Q Fm, ' W 20 Bridge Street 7 3 , .,.Je- A Martinsville, Virginia M55-QQG5' , 'kg x N N dx Q, s V L i - V I w K A I7 C3 KA- Af Lf . N I W f' , I -A II fl W-XI Q. GEORGE S GIANT MARKET K . K . , Save Dollars Imtead of Pe1znieJ fi er J QQ l Hi L HOME-OWNED and OPERATED ,I I ' CQLI 4 'N ,V 'V ,LY-H f N TS FAYEZTTE SJFREET MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA ,LQ 1 -fuk H. L. GREEN COMPANY On the Square 929 if 12 5 AUTO SALES 81 BODY COMPANY W. A. fBil1J MASON, Owner USED CARS USED AUTO PARTS ' Body 8: Fender Work Roanoke Road te! 24-Hour Wrecker Service Behind Geore's Tire Co. 1106 Memorial Blvd. PHONE 4844 PHONE 9245 E X? MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 'X in x 46f147H'- X. Wow Qgxjw M' OQQHWQ JE FOLEY 82XWIL APP NCE COMPANY Z9 dy 9 De rs In I ' B ESTI E APQIANCES qi tg E- .yfw DUC ss gland W MACHINES O 09 K , MARTINS LLE, VIRGINIA A wsff M 5 X A Compliment! f . M RED TRUCKI Hifi, INEEV' gy Fojggihfvzcejkp By Msg yr? if I .2 A SVILLE, GINIA 7' fs Y yy' MR vluuffafjgl. CQMPANY 0 yy KIT.. BRUCH, Dixtributor LLIPS 66 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS y ? K Phone 9 J iff . P 5' jf sf F 5' COMPLIMENTS, CLASS OF '57 R. P. THOMAS TRUCKING CC. Danville Rd. Phone 5657 MSW ,MII SI gf NI gy WNIIIQXQSW ' csgysetl' Fulmgjkfggso Ih ustries SS T, VIRGINIA THE TWIN CITY GROCERY CO., Inc Wholesale Grocers MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 6263 .IAMUARY ARCH MAV PLEE ZING S I- -I W ..M.w-f- L I IQ, 'Igakjfofx--L,mJwYcJG.VQ-up-QBU H- 7Hr9'f9 4xQfUU-17Uu-ffl? LREMQIAL Ljpw 0.9-Qflf ZJBWW C 012 gmtulfztiom to the SENIOR CLASS Virginia Mirror Company MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Dodge Passenger Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Plymouth Passenger Cars GARDNER BROTHERS, Inc MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Telephone 2148 -if 150 12? A FRIEND RIVERSIDE OIL SALES 81 SERVICE, INC. Quality Heating ous ,K-gsf METERED DELIVERY A- AN77 Y ,,,, :Y Distributor of Sinclair Products Goodyear Tires and Batteries I Il O A MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA OILS Telephone 5788 SOUTH SIDE AMOCO SERVICE Memorial Blvd. MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA PHONE 2 5 3 5 ELLIS HYLTON JIM MUSCATELLO C omplimentr Of GLENN-MINNICHS HI SCHOOL SHOP ROANOKE, VIRGINIA -'EI 151 E+ NN O P' Sy xj 5 5 sf if X fig' . Q U R t V I 59973 'D QYTQQQX' SYIKSN' J R L . ' S7 N Pl P XQRI' I 32 N S' SQ I 9661 .QCXI K-QYVL' SJ 19 vb? RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY INCORPORATED 35 W. Main St. Phone 3441 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Serving Martinwille, Buffett, Fielciczle and Surrounding Area DF DRIVING DOWNTOWN ,,, g g g g g g , wrvz mm eunuma Z:1:22ififf22ff2fifffff2fiQ2f22F21 Irs sums uns msn no 4- 'mn mn: IT Too musn I W 'G ,,h, :2:z:z:z:2:2:1:::::::1:1:4 NNE I T IP FROM MS' ' ,f A I.-- fc I I' P' , A M!! Q!! ...wmwww I ,,,-.... KE A BUS +24 152 135 Compliments C1455 of '5 7 BASSETT PRINTING CO. BASSETT, VIRGINIA Phone Bassett NA 9-2541 and NA 9-2542 Martinsville 2252 VIRGINIA CAB All Cabs Radio Dispatched DIAL 3411 2-4-HOUR SERVICE RENT A U-DRIVE-IT Local and One-Way Tmilerr CARS-TRUCKS-UTILITY TRAILERS SMALL and IARGE TRACTORS 15 Broad Street 16 W. Main Street Martinsville Virginia 42+ 153 fa? 3 , I QSQKX lm G gh Wxywxgxae-ST X V at KJDJGI Amee J f e .. ,KM , KVA? From the I N5 TOWELL MILL FIELDALE, VIRGINIA GREETINGS and CONGRATULATIONS On Your Achievements CLASS of 1957! May Happiness and Success Mark Your Every Undertaking ' fill, rw. another milestone . . . As members of the 1957 graduating class, you have completed an important step towards leadership. Ahead, there will be many milestones as you reach even greater goals. ' ' ' ' ' itiative and effort will With possibilities unlimited, your work, achievements, In help keep our country great and strong. ' meme mn eolmn -33 154 he A140649 '5,ZL2L,,r7L,zy 1 Doggy-5311, ,c QZaaA, I J ! 06Jf7L,C jj!!! A f .aadffzxazdf C '4'f'4j'e Azul K ali'-f 07 jf X REMSEN STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 19 5 7 MAVAI-II +54 15,5 53+ QW QQ QV Jkwffyffj aff 555,15 if W i ' L IERN X mum aww, Designers and engravers of the South's finest school publications 9 ROANOKEVIRGINIA County-City Laundry Corp. SANITONE DRY CLEANERS 755 E Church Street Rug Cleaning - Storage W. M. CARTER P d 1 J. H. MCFARLAND V P d ELIZABETH M. DALTON, Secretary-Treasurer MARTINSVILLE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. INCORPORATED P O Box 1322 Franklm and Llberty Sts MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA fsf 157 if NNN QW! M Il MO5 p ,Wr1q '?iQgvj'I Wad 116-132 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Wholesale Supply Service CASH AND CARRY All Salex Final - No Relufm Liberty and East Liberty Streets MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA THE HUT COLLINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone Midway 7-5951 A Good Reftazmznt For Everyone -H1591-3+ HOMES OF TQMORROW for Toclazylv Living A HOME FOR EVERY BUDGET Now . . . beautiful homes living-planned for families-at dramatic savings! Two-, three-, and four-bedroom styles, with complete kitchens, convenient built-ins, worlds of closet space- ready to occupy in weeks instead of months! A DIVISION OF LESTER BROS., INC. ROANOKE ROAD o MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA +Ef160li1v Novelty Furniture Corp. Manufacturers of NOVELTY FURNITURE SINCE 1929 E03 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA sv-XCE 7964 'M Continental Can Company, Inc Martinsville Shipping Container Plant Post Office Box 1152 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Telephone 2177 or LD-101 +24 161 12+ WY' w W M flWW59WMW QWW Wi? M' kfMff2QvjKQfQ,,wfgJfWW ,ww H. C. LESTER Dixtributor lt'J a Pleasure to Serve You 24 Hours per Day MARTINSVILLE TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT DELICIOUS STEAKS, CHOPS, SEA FOOD AND SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS One Mile South on Route 220 L1oydC Dt gh P p BEST WISHES TO MY MANY HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS .IOHN W. YEAMAN, BROKER -UEIIGSIB4' Johnson's Radiator Works Expert Radiator Repairing ' rt! IFEDERAL SAVINGS1 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Authorized Harrison Disrribuzor ,tx Q72 ' ' 929 Starling Ave. Dial 3231 SALES SERVICE FORD MITCH ELL MOTORS, Inc. MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA BEST FORD SERVICE Ofhce and Sales Parts and Service Phone 9315 Phone 2189 EF FORD' A .lswruzlzs AD MARTINSVILLE, V I R G I N I A Martinsville's Fashion Shoe Store 41 CHURCH ST. DIAL 9512 A FRIEND +3 164 12+ PIEDMONT TRUST BANK 'EOE A Friendly Bank in 4 Growing Coninziinityu -viii 165 12+ Fai LD 5 Q U o Q O I l,I,I3, 'Xf1X sans or Mo M runnlruns 2 1-f-mf S? N 4+ ullll F TNI S'N7I 3 o ' o 0 nz -1: , LL K5 D z 1A.Il'F CJ I7 QQ:-IA Q .Q 167 fl? THE BEL-AIRE SEE US BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR PLANS TO BUILD JUST PART OF OUR SAVINGS FOR YOU PLANNING SERVICE IS ES, Inc. HO TAL EN IN NT C0 DISTRICT SALES OFFICE MEMORIAL BLVD., NEAR RIVERMONT HGTS. -PHONE 5730 SENIOR DIRECTORY AGEE, ROY LEONARD: Varsity Football, 4, Junior Var- sity Football, I, 2, 3. ALTMAN, CHARLES EDGAR: Transferred from Sayre- ville, N. J. Boys' State, 3, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Senior Play, Annual Staff, 4, Circulation Manager, 4. AMOS, MARY LOU: Alpha Hi-Y, I, F. H. A., I, 2, 3, Historian, 2, 3, Junior Play, F. H. A. Queen, 3, Choir, IQ F. H. A. State Convention, 2. ANGLIN, MARIA ANTOINETTE: D. E. Club, 3, 4. ATKINS, MARY LOU: F. H. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, President, 3, F. H. A. State Convention, 3, F. B. L. A., 2, 3, 4, Radford Region Second Place in Public Speaking, 3, Dramatics Club, I, 4, One-Act Play, I, 2, Forensic One- Act Play, 3, Girls' Varsity Basketball Manager, 2, Alpha Hi-Y, 2, Junior Play, Annual Staff, 4, Club Editor, 4. BARBOUR, PATRICIA ANN: F. H. A., 2, 3, Attendant to F. H. A. Queen, 2. Historian, 3, F. H. A. State Conven- tion, 3, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, F. B. L. A., 4, Annual Staff, 4, Junior Play. BOAZ, JERRY DOUGLAS: Spanish Club, I, 2, Barker Stan, 4. BOWLES, ROBERT LEE: Band, I, 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3. BRANHAM, NANCY TURNER: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Science Club, I, 2, 3, S. C. A., I, Latin II Club, 2, Library Club, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Second Vice President, 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Picture and Administration Editor, 4, Drama- tics Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, F. T. A., 4. Song Leader, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. BROUN, CHARLES CONWAY: Transferred from Episco- pal High School, Alexandria, Virginia. Key Club, 3, 4. CALDWELL, NANNIE LOU: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Chaplain, 2, Latin Club, 2, F. H. A., 3, Junior Varsity Basketball, 2, F. T. A., 4, President, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4, junior Play, Senior Play One-Act Play, 4, President, F. T. A., 4. CARROLL, LEGETTA FOWEY: F. B. L. A., 4. CARROLL SYBIL GRACE: Choir I - Librar Club 2 7 I 3 4! Y 7 7 3, 4, Secretary, 4, F. B. L. A., 4. CARTER, SUE PHILPOTT: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Choir, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, F. H. A., 3, Art Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. CASSELL, GARY KENT: junior Varsity Basketball, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major, 4. CAUDLE, PATRICIA ANN: junior Varsity Basketball, I, Library Club, I, 2, F. H. A., 2, F. B. L. A., 4. CHAFFIN, BARBARA KIVIT: Science Club, I, 2, 3, Vice President, 3, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, S. C. A., I, Majorette, 2, 3 4, Latin Club, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, President, 4, Barlzzr, Staff, 3, 4, S. I. P. A., 3, Model General Assembly, 3, Reporter, 3, F. T. A., 4, Parliamentarian, 4, Third Place in State Science Fair, Senior Play, Choir, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4. CHAPMAN, LOIS EVELYN: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Barker Staff, 3, 45 Science Club, I, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball, I, 2, Dramatics Club, I, 2, Choir, 3, Safe Drivers' Club, 2, S. I. P. A., 3, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll, 4. CLEAL, STEPHEN ROGER: Boys' Hi-Y, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, All State Band, 2, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Club Editor, g, Latin Club, I, 2, Spanish Club, 3, Senior Play, Boys' tate, 3. CRAIG, WILLIAM HARVEY: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 President, 45 All State Band, I, 4, Latin Club, 2, S. C. A., 3, 4, Barker Stall, 3, 4, Sports Editor, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. CRISS, BILLIE GAIL: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, I, 2, Spanish Club, I, 2, Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, President, 3, 4, junior Play, Annual Staff, 4. CROOM, HOMER ALLEN: Junior Varsity Football, I, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Spanish Club, I, 2, Boys' Hi-Y, 3, 4, President, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Boys' Sports Editor, 4. DALTON, CAROLYN LOUISE: F. H. A., I, D. E. Club, 4, Reporter, 4, Annual Staff, 4. DICKERSON, ANITA KATHERINE: Latin Club, 2,0ne- Act Play, 3Q Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, S. C. A., I. DONOVANT, FREDDIE CURTIS: French Club, IQ Arts and Crafts Club, 3, D. O. Club, 4. DONOVANT, SHERMAN DEAN: Key Club, 3, 43 Art Club, 4, Treasurer, 4, D. O. Club, 4, Vice President, 4, Choir, 2, Junior Varsity Football, 2. DRAPER, JOHN SHACKELFORD: Junior Varsity Foot- ball, IQ Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Most Valuable Player, 4, junior Varsity Basketball, I, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. DRAPER, NANCY LAWRENCE: Junior Varsity Basket- ball, I, 2, D. O. Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. DRAPER, THOMAS FRYER: Junior Varsity Football, IQ Junior Varsity Basketball, I, 2, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4. 431695- SENIOR DIRECTORY DUPUY, SUZANNE WATKINS: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Vice President, 2, Dramatics Club, I, 2, 4, Barlezr Staff, 2, 3, 4, Column Editor, 3, Managing Editor, 4, S. C. A. Secretary, 2, Latin Club, 2, Vice President, 2, S. I. P. A., 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Junior Play, French Club, 3, 4, President, 4, F. T. A., 4, Vice President, 4, Senior Play, Football Homecoming Attendant, 4, One-Act Play, 4. DYCHES, MARTHA ELIZABETH: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Latin Club, 3, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Girls' Sports Editor, 4, F. T. A., 4. ENGLE, KENNETH HUNT: S. C. A., 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Player, I. Co-Captain. 4, Track Team, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball, Ig Monogram Club, I, Spanish Club, 3, President, 3, Broke 440 Relay Record, 3, President of Class, 4, Choir, 4, Treasurer, 4, Boys' Hi-Y, 3, 4. FOLEY, CHARLES RANDOLPH: Junior Varsity Foot- - ball, I, Varsity Football, 2, D. E. Club, 3, Vice President, 3, Treasurer, 4. FRANKLIN, CLAUDE WILLIS: Art Club, 2, 4, Science Club, 2. FREEMAN, NANCY HAZEL: F. H. A., I, Dramatics Club, IQ D. E. Club, 4, Annual Staff, 4. GOAD, BETTY HELEN: F. H. A., 2, D. E. Club, 4. GOLDSTEIN, REUBEN JULIUS: French Club, 2, 3, Choir, 3, 4, Junior Play, Annual Staff, 4. GUTHRIE, BARBARA DORIS: Dramatics Club, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Alpha Hi-Y, I, Omega Hi-Y, 2, Science Club, I, Spanish Club, I, 2, French Club, 3, Art Club, 3, Thespians, 3, Debating Team, 2, Annual Staff, 3, Barker Staff, 4, One-Act Play, 2, 3, Student Director Junior Play, S. I. P. A., 3, Quill and Scroll, 4. HALL, SALLIE SUE: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Science Club, I, 2, 3, S. C. A., I, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, 4, Drama- tics Club, I, 2, 3, Secretary, 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, Secretary, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, S. I. P. A., 3, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Co-Editor, 4, French Club, 4, Junior Play, F. N. A. Club, g, Siiiior Play, D. A. R. Good Citizen Aw ard, 4, Quill and cro , 4. HAMM, JAMES DONALD: Science Club, I, Shop Club, 2, D. E. Club, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. HANELINE, WILLIAM WARREN: unio J r Varsity Foot- ball, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4- HARDY, FRANCES ANN: Choir, I, 4, Library Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, D. O. Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4. Second Place in D. O. Spelling Contest, 3. HARRIS, EDDIE BANKS: D. O. Club, I, 2. HAYNES, HELEN GRACE: D. E. Club, 4, Choir, I. HAYNES, JAMES LAMBERT: D. E. Club, 3, 4, Reporter, 4, Arts and Crafts Club, I, 2, Choir, I, 2. HAYNES, LOWELL THOMAS: Arts and Crafts Club, 3, Sergeant at Arms, 3, Junior Play, Choir, 4. HENNESSEY, MARGARET ANNE: Secretary of Class, I, Dramatics Club, I, 2, 3, Science Club, I, 2, 4, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Chaplain, 4, Junior Play, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Division Editor, 4, French Club, 3, 4, vice president, 4, Latin Club, I, 2, Art Club, 3, Debating Team, 2. ISLEY, LARRY RANDOLPH: President of Class, I, Boys' Hi-Y, I, Key Club, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 4, Junior Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4. JONES, ALMA ANITA: Science Club, IQ French Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 3, Omega Hi-Y, 4, F. N. A., 4, Secretary, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Girls' Varsity Basketball, 2. JONES, RUTH WILSON: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, S. C. A., I, 2, Dramatics Club, I, Latin Club, 2, Science Club, Ig First Place in Book Club Contest, 2, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, Secretary of Class, 2, Annual Staff, 2, Barker Staff, 3, 4. JOYCE, MOIR ANNE: Band, I, 2, 3, 4, F. B. I.. A., 2, 3, 4, Reporter, 4, F. H. A., I, 2. KEARFOTT, ANN TIFFANY: Science Club, I, Dramatics Club, I, 2, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, F. T. A., , Latin Club, 2, French Club, 3, 4 Secretary, 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Co-Editor, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 42 Girls' State, 3, S. I. P. A., 3, Quill and Scroll, 4. KEITH, CHARLES ELI: D. E. Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 4. KEY, JO ANN: Girls' Varsity Basketball, I, 2, Latin Club, IQ F. H. A., I, 2, 3, Science Club, I, 2, Dramatics Club, I, 3, Softball, 1, French Club, 2, 3, Junior Play, D. E. Club, 4, Barker Stall, 4, Annual Staff, 4. KUKYENDALL, EDMUND WALLER LANCASTER, JAMES HOWARD: Junior Varsity Basket- ball, I, 2, Junior Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, S. C. A. Vice President, 3, S. C. A., 4, Vice President of Class, 2, Most Valuable Player in Basketball, 3, Basketball Co-Captain, 3, Second Place in Leather Work, I. +Sf170J3f- HARRIS, BETTY CAROL: Science Club, I, D. O. Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Delegate to State D. O. Convention, 3, SENIOR DIRECTORY LAWRENCE, SAMUEL LLOYD: Junior Varsity Foot- ball, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Treasurer of Class, I, 2, 3, 4. LESTER, GEORGE WASHINGTON: Arts and Crafts Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, 3, 4, Boys' Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Vice President, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Capital District Convention, 2, 3, 4, International Convention, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant Governor Second Division, 3, Treas- urer Capital District Key Club International, 4, Junior Varsity Football, I, 2, Varsity Football, 3, Dramatics Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Director of Radio Play, 4, Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, S. C. A., 3, 4, District Convention Chairman, 4, Safe Driving Club, 2, Math Club, 3, Radio Club, I, 2, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4, Latin Club, 2, TV Youth Panel, 2, Track Team, 2, 3, Debating Team, 3, Boys' State, 3, S. I. P. A., 3, International Youth Forum, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4. LOVELL, MILDRED GRACE: F. H. A., 2, Library Club, I, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball, I, D. E. Club, 4. MCGHEE, KENNETH GLENN: French Club, I, D. E. Club, 3, 4. MAJOR, KENNETH DALE: D. E. Club, 3, 4. MARTIN, MABLE ELAINE: F. B. L. A., 3, 4, Treasurer, 4. MARTIN, O. J.: Junior Varsity Football, I. MERCER, JANE EATON: French Club, I, 2, Science Club, I, Dramatics Club, I, Alpha Hi-Y, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Junior Play, Barker Staff, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Senior Play. MOORE, JAMES FRANKLIN: Science Club, I, 2, Arts and Crafts Club, I, Sergeant at Arms, I, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3, President, 4, D. O. Club, 3, 4, Reporter, 4, Football Manager, 3. MORLEY, HAROLD WAYNE: Junior Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, D. E. Club, 4. MURPHY, JIMMY HALE: D. E. Club, 2, 3, 4. MURPHY, KIRBY: S. C. A., 4. MYERS, ROBERT CHARLES: French Club, I, 2, Choir, 3, 4, Boys' Hi-Y, 3, Senior Play. MYRICK, KENNETH VERNON: Science Club, I, French Club, I, Arts and Crafts Club, I, 2, Boys' Hi-Y, 4, Junior Play. NORMAN, BARBARA ANN: F. H. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, Attendant to F. H. A. Queen, 2, Maid of Honor, 3, F. H. A. State Convention, 3, 4, President Philpott Federation, 4, Annual Staif, 4, Art Club, 3, 4, Alpha Hi-Y, I, Junior Play, Girls' State, 3, S. C. A., 3. O'CONNELL, PATRICIA ANN: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Science Club, 2, Spanish Club, 3, Varsity Basketball, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, F. T. A. Club, 4. OWEN, RICHARD DONALD: Latin Club, 2, Science Club, I, Radio Club, I, French Club, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Senior Play. PEGRAM, BOBBY LESTER: D. E. Club, 3, 4. PERDUE, HARRY CLETUS: Junior Varsity Football, I, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball, I, 2, 3, Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club, 4. POINDEXTER, FLORENCE ELVA: F. H. A., I, Alpha Hi-Y, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Art Club, 4, Vice President, 4, D. O. Club, 4, Reporter, 4. POLK, PHYLLIS SUE: Art Club, I, Alpha Hi-Y, I, Latin Club, 2, Dramatics Club, 2, Barkfr Staff, 3, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, French Club, 3, Junior Play, Choir, 4, Girls' En- semble, 4, S. I. P. A., 3, All-West Chorus, 4. PRICE, SONDRA ANN: Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, Omega Hi-Y, 3, Science Club, I, All-State Band, I, 3, 4, State Sight Reading Band, 3, Latin Club, 3, F. H. A., 2. PULLIAM, GLENDA FAYE: Alpha Hi-Y, I, F. H. A., I, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, French Club, 4. PULLIAM, THOMAS WAYNE: Junior Varsity Football, I, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4. RAKES, LONNIE RAVERN: D. O. Club, 3, 4. RAMSEY, JEAN ELIZABETH: Dramatics Club, I, 2, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 3, 4, President, 3, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Copy Editor, 4, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent, 4, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Junior Play, Debating Team, 2, Senior Play, Science Club, I, Choir, 4, Girls' Ensemble, 4, All-West Chorus, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. RANDOLPH, WILLIAM PENDLETON: Key Club, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Spanish Club, I, 2, Junior Varsity Foot- ball, 1, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basket- ball, I, 2, Boys' Hi-Y, 2, Varsity Basketball, 4, S. C. A., 3, Junior Play. RIZER, BE I'I Y LOU: F. B. L. A., 3, 4, Transferred from Central High School, Low Moor, Virginia. ROBERTSON, IVA JEAN: F. B. L. A., 4. SCEARCE, JIMMY WAYNE: D. E. Club, 4, President, 4. SHOCKLEY, BILLY GRAY: Junior Varsity Football, I, 2, Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager, 3, First Place in Arts Region Contest, 2, Second Place in Industrial Arts Region Contest, 3, Ford Motor Contest Winner, 3. -vEf171J-3+ SENIOR DIRECTORY SHUMATE, MARY LINDA: Spanish Club, 2, 3, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Dramatics Club, I, F. T. A., 4, Junior Play, Science Club, I, One- Act Play, I. SMITH, JAMES CLARENCE: Key Club, 2, 3, 4J, Junior Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Base all, 2, 3, 4, President of Class, 2, Latin Club, 2, President, 2, President S. C. A., 4, Junior Play, Barkzr Staff, 2. SMITH, WILLIAM ROBERT: Transferred from Riverside High School, Buffalo, New York, Math Club, 3. SNAPP, MARTHA ANN: Dramatics Club, I, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Latin Club, I, 2, Choir, 3, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, President, 3, F. H. A., 3, junior Play. SPENCER, GENIE MARIE: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, Dramatics Club, I, 2, Science Club, I, 2, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, I, Majorette, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Secretary of Class, 3, 4, Football Homecoming Attendant, 3, French Club, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Feature Editor, 4. SPENCER, PATRICIA GAIL: S. C. A., 2, Latin Club, 2, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Secretary, 2, Dramatics Club, I, 4, Library Club, I, 2, Secretary and Treasurer, 2, Vice Presi- dent of Class, 3, Model General Assembly, 2, Science Club, 2, Senior Play, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, F. H. A., 3, French Club, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer, 4, F. T. A., 4, Secretary, 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4. STANLEY, JAMES FRANKLIN: Arts and Crafts Club, 41 Art Club, I. STEPHENS, LUCY HARVEY: Dramatics Club, 1 , Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2 President, 2, Latin Club, I, 2, F. H. A., I, 2, 3, Science Club, 2, S. C. A., 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3: Model General Assembly, 2, 3, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Barker Staff, 3, 4, Editor, 4: S. I. P. A., 3, Delegate to State S. C. A. Convention, 3, District Hi-Y President, 4, junior Play, Class President, 3, Senior Play, F. T. A., 4, Girls' State, 3, Football Homecoming Queen, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. STOWE, CHARLES HENRY: F. B. L. A., 4, Annual Staff, 4, Assistant Business Manager, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, French Club, I, 2, Science Club, I. TAYLOR, BARBARA ANN: Band, I, 2, F. B. L. A., 4. TAYLOR, RONALD JAMES: Spanish Club, I, 2, D. E. Club, I. THOMAS, RUTH ADLENE: F. B. L. A., 3, 4, President, 4. THORNTON, ROBERT TAYLOR: D. E. Club, 3, 41 Arts and Crafts Club, 3, Baseball, 3. TROXLER, MARY LOU: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Secretary, 2, French Club, I, 2, Secretary and Treasurer, 2, Dramatics Club, 1, 2, Library Club, I, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, S. C. A., 3, Barkzr Staff, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4, Girls' State, 3, S. I. P. A., 3, S. C. A., 3, Quill and Scroll, 4. TURNER, ROY LEO: D. E. Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, 3. WALKER, MARILYN DELORES: Band, I, 2, 3, 45 Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, F. H. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Historian, 2. Reporter, 3, F. B. L. A., 2, 3, 4, Historian, 4, Omega Hi-Y, 3, F. T. A., 4. Treasurer, 4, Dramatics Club, IQ Philpott Federation Reporter, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Class Editor, 4, Delegate to F. B. L. A. State Convention, 3, All-State Band, 4. WALL, BETTY RUTH: Transferred from Drewry Mason, Ridgeway, Virginia. D. E. Club, 4. WALLS, RICHARD LEWIS: D. O. Club, 4. WEAVER, FRANCES ANN: Science Club, IQ F. B. L. A., 2, 3, 4, F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, junior Play, F. T. A., 4. WEBB, ELIZABETH EATON: Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, I, 4, Barkn Staff, 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 2, Varsity Cheerleader, 4, Junior Play, Science Club, IQ Senior Play. WHITNER, SALLIE BELLE STEPHENS: Dramatics Club, I, 2, 3, Science Club, I, 2, 3, S. C. A., I, Latin Club, 2, F. H. A., 2, Alpha Hi-Y, I, 2, Omega Hi-Y, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Barker Staff, 2, 3, 4, Exchange Editor, 4. WIGGINS, THOMAS MITCHELL: Arts and Crafts Club, I, D. O. Club, 4. WILCOX, MADOLYN THERESA: F. H. A., I, Dramatics Club, 2, Choir, I, F. B. L. A., 4. WILLIAMS, BERTHA MAE: D. E. Club, 4, secretary, 4. WILLIS, BILLIE SUE: Varsity Basketball, I, 2, Co- Captain, 2, F. H. A., 2, Science Club, 2, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, F. T. A., 4, Annual Staff, 4. WILLIS, THOMAS LAVINDER: Latin Club, I, 2, Key Club, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Junior Play. WILSON, FLORENCE ANN: junior Varsity Basketball, I, Choir, I, Girls' Ensemble, I, F. B. L. A., 3, 4, Vice President, 4, F. B. L. A. State Reporter, 4, Vice President of Class, 4. WYATF, DOYLE WESTON: Arts and Crafts Club, I, 25 D. E. Club, 3, 4. YOUNG, CLARA MAE: Art Club, 3, D. E. Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4. +Ef172H+ , l4 It 1 - W Y CLO5l N6 PHGC, 'lLittle lN'Tarv has led us down the hall of memories presented in this, our I9'7 Annual. Seniors have their last memories of Nlavahig other classes have still more to look forward tog but all of us will take into the outside world the invaluable knowledge and experiences we have gained in this. our own Nlavahi. In-, , , y fin fw. 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