Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1958 volume:

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W Shop swde 915 P0 x mcivoxe s m WOO dwofk . .unuyf C-,GS -- Q Mr, Buckner expioins the sole of sw or t th D sprqcficeg V H e ers 0 e .E. class DTOUUITCJQUOH Music appreciation students discuss the Viennese Waltz. 1 the pi'-vs. ed' dogs' Q of smmxx as NMA by A QW A Cm-kseS Us Miss LOCVMGM SUD Xeiief- busifW955 v 0 1 Swdemsfwe O X 5. try dose, works Wim Ong e e . PXonG Qeom W ff d ,O hls sw cms rnO0 KO., EnQllSh f blylfl - 9 xl c JU Y Qiploln l glOS9 C Mr Cone ' Owl insrf LJCY5 1 l'7C'I' Ccmnrnin GG gn Rom on hisror 454 w wif Allen ond Charles and llzc ponder 0 phygics problem. mx Y D'0iGc?. - Auto mechanics class works on motors. MVS' W- ln K dmv on Ol - xrvflls 'gn- lbrlllovniln ms bCVf-Cpxl Q the prm CyplC5 Ol Miss Grindsroff Wr ifeg Gm in fir searee slip far English 4 U epidemic during the Miss Hillsmon explains S.A.S. to Billy Moore. dl QXOSS. , ' MS- 9 is enxoyed Xn p A CKQS9 Qcme Hilda, Norma and Margaret study patterns. Q Y 2 2 YYY smdems dliwgs Qwwwq - Geome Sghd E E L rf, mo The teochew eo Lili' The girls of Movohi obeerve Mum Day . 1 XUUC ' I MOV Chi Stud ents exhibir ,heir School Spifif Q' PGP muy, wo typico! couples, Irma and Irvin, Barbara cmd Jimmy, spend the lunch pcrrod together. , mel' Som' SGYXXGTS CMOY 'HU X my-ygxr sveC Ux Q awe nn-1 Bnfbclrq X Grundy Compgrlj Bob Evans watch as Jahnn a mechanical mowing V Jones Journalism students study the art of newspaper writing AJ 12533 make Qolmems' beam 'O . cfadenli- emckmg - HOW The Honorable William F. Stone explains the Democratic platform to 0 government class, 7 7 - t ? helf Sklll dents l95l l Sl'wartl1OY d Sw erlmem' lmlsh their weekly exp OfU'tOl l Jack Gnd N Bo V MTVN M rw' Oqme 4 dun en my Circ ds ..-rgf: O .,hfm.1 wmogh. M pr - 3 Dm.ICgtv0f1 .4 r54 Lender 51 f zf' kff1Q'5 snide f7fS prepare f O enter me business wodd an-nn.. -...N -eq., 9 sl! Q' B Ciyde Wade hands in hus U. S, Husvory paper. A Norman Gouda rcodf, lo Ioccmn do espanol . A he ,Sy-,mOY EYNQX x Sh Cxcfig X 1 fs . Z A dang veC0' v3Y9mS to O N S Charles A. Keyser, chairman of the senior class sponsors, whose sincere friendliness and genuine concern for each of his students have inspired us to do the very best of Which We are capable at all times. His outstanding contribution to the history department of our school has helped to create in each of us a greater appreciation for our heritage as Americans. Because of his infinite supply of energy and his untiring efforts to lead the senior class through a successful year, he has endeared himself to all of us. lX'Iay this dedication ofthe 1958 AKIAVAHI be an humble tribute to one who has broadened the vision of every hlavahi student. B PERSUNNEL al ' sv sg 5 N: if 22? gg .. E 1-- H K X, Q f w V M '55 SZ'IllI'lJ,' Xlks. ICx'lcl,YN Ni-3Wl5l.I.. Supcr- viscir of Cafctcrizisq C. W. XYA'I'KINS, Director of Iiistructioiig Xliss ,XNNH I . .XYl7I'1RSON. Speech Therapist: NIM'- x.xiui D. SMITH, Supervisor of Special I'ikIllCLlIIOI1. Xl I.. Cixuvizu, SIIIXTIIIA tvmiciit. aids our Iczulcrs with his mivicv and support. Vfamlirzgq IV, II. COCHRAN, .!XKIIlIIIIlSIIl iivc .Xssistzmig XY. H. KIRK, Suicr visor of Grounds and Buihliiigs :XRNOLD I'. I'II.I'ISII0OIJ, Gcnorni Supmr visor. SCHOOL I5O.XRIJ Xlks. I:l'L'Y Wioolmv, Cfrrk R. I'.Nc:1.isii I . XI. I.Acx', I.'fm1'rnz1m C. C. Bimux II. C. Rlilill Xl. I.. Cmiwi-ik, Sifpwriim 'I'. G. IYAx1l'1.l-:ia 'nzffut 'Qs R Guiclvmce English Gl'lD.fXNCl'1 IJlCl'AR'l'Nl EXT Miss LAURA liklililik, Di- rector OfGLlltl2lI1CLxQ Nliss PAULINP: ANDERSON, Guidance, English Ill, and English IV. ENCLISII DICITX RTN I ENT Sfalfd: 'l'. ll. CAR'i'i-QR, Chairnian of English Dc- partincnt, English IV, hlonrnzilisni, Sponsor of The Rfzrkfr: XlRs. BAR- nARA SlillI l l,liliARGliR, English ll, Eighth Gradc, Junior Tri-Ili-Yg Xliss NlARY FRANCIAQS l,0Yl'1RN, Chairman of lfighrli Graclc Dcparimcnt, ling- lish ll, Eighth Gradcg Nliss XlARY JANIQ l,0XVl'1I.I,, English l, Eighth Grade, hlAVAllI Advisor: Miss gll'IANNl'1 SAL'NmcRs, English l, English llg AIR. ROI!lCR'I' STACK, English l, Eighth Grzulcg Miss lmliisic GRINDS'l'AP'b'7 Englisli lll, English IV, Sponsor of Cliccrlcaclcrs. Ch-in-rzul xlllIllt'lIl1ltlCS Xlutln-iiiutics, l'1iglitl1 Cvrmlv xl!lIllL'lIl1llICS, ll!- re-crm' of .Mic-mlzuiu-3 .Maxi-1 N. lIAu'i'ifoium, Sulinl c:1'Ulll4'I!'Y, 'l'rii:o- iiulln-lry, Aly:-lmrzx l lfiglilli Urzulc Xlzirliv- Nlmu' Inv ,Imwic lflinir- mzml, Alum-lure: ll, lfiglitli Clrzulv NI ill lic-mul ics, I . 'l'. JXQQIUIIN W. BI'l I'1.lC, fmisiiiiicr NlllIlli'lTlllIlCS, Visiting 'l'CZlClli'I', Dirvc- mr of Coiiwssioiisg .lo llil,l.sMAN, Plzznc Ucmnc- IIT, Alun-lwr:1 l, lfiulitll Cirxulc xlJlIlIl:IllilllCS, Al- pllu 'l'rifl li-Y. 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CANNADAY STEPHEN CANTOR NIYRA ELIZABETH CAREER SUE BAILEY CHAPMAN Al.m-:R'r Al.1,11:N Com Seniors I,.X'I'RlCl.-X I1,1-:Nl-1 Com. :RACE XI.-XRIIC QIOOPICR INA IQUTII Connex NAUMI .IICAN COOPI-IR ,,-xkl, IYILI-'ORD CORNS I Icom' Sur: Cmmsox IQICIIXRID KI-INNIC'l'II CR ION Nh I m Seniors ROBERT EUGENE CkA1u SHELBY JEAN CUSTER JANET ANN DEAI, PHIL BARRY DIiI,ANCEY kIAMEs DONALD DENKIINS BRENDA ANN DILLKJN f 1 WW ,5 W N9 HE ,W M WTT Dong: L- l89J:',iIff.cJ N af 've pgyqwf Seniors Mx' lDR.x1-lax Xl,-xmox Rlvrli IJRICVVRY 'Yll'1l,ll.XRDIN DYLZR ' , I::,1cs'l' 4: .7-1 'mx l'1NKQl,IC RITTII f:R.XY lflxxm' 'urmnxs f:.XRNlC'l I' FINN I4l'1R'I' Qliolvi klmxllzs l .u c IR Seniors LARRY BICGHEE FLEMING SHIRLEY AI.-NRIE FRAZIER XVVONNE FRYE CEARY FUSFELD CLAUDE CDSCAR CJARDN ER AIIMMIPI IIAROLD CIREGORY fDVIiRTON HENRY GREGORY IIAROLD LEE CJRIGGS, EIR. 1 M45 Semors N lfmuzlq: JIXNIJRICVV c:KOl3AN Q --,. I . , -- 4 ,wp ' xx' l5.xRu,x1z.x RM: CIRUNDY YQ? M wqllwvw 45533 ww, ,Q if-M 1:---7 fi .'X1,1,1-:N N4XT'lI.XNI.Xl. UUs'r1N XY1x1.T1cR llucsu Il,moon, AIR Iilxulmlu ANN l l.x1.1cY LiUR'I'IS XYAYNE Il,xM11.'roN li.x'1'l11u'N N1211, lllxxcocu I,YN1m Nljli ll.xRm' Seniors KIICRALD l.1M:1': l'iARRIS KIINNIE BROWN HART IQOBERT llENRY14ASKEl,L, III QXAROLYN l ,xY1a HAYNICS RUss151,1. R. HAYNES, JR. LXIIARLES IIENDIQRSQN 1RMA 'IUNE HERMES SAMUIQI, FERGUSON HOLQOMB 1 fx. if 380' Seniors XVILLIAM EDWARD I IOLLANDSWORTII BRENDA FAY14: IIUOIII-:S CIIARLOTTE ANNE HUDSON ILZE JIROENS CLXRRULI, JOHNSTON GPIKJRLSE Lows JONES, JR. JOHNNY LEWIS JONES JAMES ICDWARD KEl,1,,xM, JR Seniors IAMES IJUGALD IQIRK JULIA ANN KNICSIIT ICDITXI JANE KNOTT IXIARY JULIA KRUPSRI ARTHUR RECllNfXI,D LACY NIARY GARLAND LAPRAD15 CARRHN: BEVERLY LEHMAN AIAYNARD ICRVIN Lusk Er., akq .. Seniors ARTII UR -IACIQSQN NICCIINTX Q 2 ig in IIINNICY IDALIC NIAIION Q W f 3 w W Q CAIz0I.YN SUE AIARTIN KATIILIQILN SANDRA AIARTIN XYILLIAM FRANKLIN AIATTOX KOIILA AIARIE Al.-XURAKIS .ff -.0-fb' ' , . If ffifvf ,x f by Q1'3Q!iSi1i L'Ix111'I:+4-lX+I'Iv1'It-It-fx-. RLI1'l1 CAROLYN NIINTER Wm fb I of X ku! 'Lia' '?'l'T4ff'?6WV syz ,WV nf . 'fffu idly? in Seniors NONNY'E NIARY KIITCIIELL XVILLIAM KENDALL NIIZELL, JR BILLY CARTER MOORE EUGENE LEONARD ZXIOORE RAI,PlI NORMAN NIOORE WANIIA ARIJELLA NIORLEY PETTIIS TIIOM.AS NIORRIS, .IR JERRY FRANKLIN NANCE Seniors l l,mmN SCO'l l' Nuns way' I, AILTNIOR L'I.Ilf'l'0N WUI ll RUl4liR'I'lRV1N ,V kIo.xNN1-: l'.x1.M1-:K Qll.-XRl.z.' ' . k,lJ.XN IDOLORIAS Pllikml NI.xRx'lN blur: P1,.xs'1'l-zu Klum' I R.xNc14:s Po'r'll R ff Seniors . 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Al,I5ERT IXIYICR S,xssr:14:N as My D, Q 'imb- hlunn Lows SQIIR1-:mF1Qn1':R l',v1'sY ANN Sur:m'oN KICNNI'I'1'll XYAYNE Sllocku' NICLI. l R,xNcr:s SII0WA1,1'b:R Rom-:R'l' l RANN1.1N SIIROPSIIIRE -IOHN WARWICN SIIULTZ, NIR. Semors -IOSEPIIINE SLAYDON PATRICIA BETTY SPENCER DAVID THOMAS STANFORD BETTY LOU STOWE TOMMY STULTZ VITIIUMAS CONN SWAIN CUPIDEAN GLENIJA TAYLOR JERRY WAYNE TAYLOR 1 ' XY dlnlldl ' W. S e1zi0 rs AIQxN1c'r l,o'r'r114: 'l'1mM,xs IXIARY l R,xNc1cs 'l'uo1x1PsoN SIIELVY jam 'IVUCRER A1,1s1f:R'r .lx-:NNINGS TURNER NIARTHA Suu IIXURNER AIOLLIE jAcQuu1.1NE 'FYSON CuAR1,12s Woonsm: VIA CIIARLILS Tllolxms XYADE Seniors BARBARA XYANN NIIARGARET JANE XYATTS CIARRETT RANDOLPH VVELLS BARBARA ANN VVEST ROBERT ILMMETT XVIGINGTON XYORLEY LEE WILSON KTARY PRICE XVINFREY JOAN CAROLYN XVINGFIELD Q Swiww AWE 1- M s.. 50,1 J bww' 3 MIP' 3 nl hun aw f Seniors M,xRc:ARI-:T 1i1.1z,x1s1-LTU XYITT NlAR'I'lIA ANN XYRAY BARBARA ANN XYRIGIIT l,x'Nn,x CARRQLI. XVYATT Wu,l,1.xM Gr:R,x1,n N'I'IA'I l'S ,fX1.1+:x,xN1mR,x AIARY YEFFSTIG vii Iuxuxu' LEE YOUNG I Clmairnmn Sport xlwncs clirc-cts CUIlSfl'l1Cll1!I1 nf 'flxc Hfmt. 2- Xlr. CZlT'U'!'.S lfnglisll class studios .l1'11flfffh. 3- ,X su-nr from thc dress rclwarsal ul tllc SL-nimr play, The lla-Ll Hmmsc Xlystcry. ll 4 lfmlr Scninr girls Iwn-pz11'c' lm tlmcxr PICTLIFCS for thu annual. ' 'C:fbVCI'INllCIlT students visit tllc lnczxl RL'Wlll'WllCZlI1 lwzull nzxru-rs. 6 -Bnrluzzra, sn-is clxzxirmzxn fm' tln A J l H l l play, w-wrks wlth ju :xml Peggy hbchlml thc sccncs. -1. 'L 5.1 Il ,,. Senior C lass H istory As the Seniors of 1958 stand on the threshold of the future, they find themselves pausing to look back, with the Bulldog, at their past years at Mavahi. In the beginning, as eighth graders, everything seemed strange and exciting to us. Nevertheless, we plunged into our high school careers by organizing ourselves as a class and by learning to adjust to new situations and surroundings. The weekly eighth grade assembly programs and our class float taught us how to work together and how to take advantage of every opportunity that was offered to us. The Bulldog watched with interested eyes as we became Freshmen. For the first time, we ex- perienced a sense of belonging and eagerly looked forward to the years before us. Joining lNIavahi's various organizations, electing three of our fellow classmates, Betsy Carper, Mary Garland LaPrade and George Grogan, to the V. Cheerleading squad, and constructing the Beehive for our home- coming float were the highlights of our Freshman year. With our Sophomore year came an increase in class spirit as well as in school spirit. Under the leadership of President Lynda Wyatt, we again built our class fioat and continued to participate in the numerous extra-curricular activities in our school. VVe reached an important plateau when we became juniors. Elected class president for the second time, Jimmie Gregory worked with one hundred and sixty-one determined class members to make our Junior year a most successful one. A dream became a reality when our egg hatched into the winner of the homecoming float contest. Our beloved Miss Anthony helped us brew Onions in the Stew , our class play. The long-awaited moment finally came when, beaming with pride, We received our class rings. VVe honored the class of ,S7 with the annual Junior-Senior banquet and prom, carried out with the theme, Two DiHerent W'orlds,'. Last but not least, we closed a memorable year by tossing our farewells in the form of roses to the outgoing Senior class. With mixed emotions, we entered the halls of hfavahi in September of 1957 as Seniors. As we walked down the aisles of the auditorium and took the Senior seats in the first assembly of the year, we felt the importance of our position. The responsibility of Senior class president was placed in the capable hands of Charles Pratt, who had gained our confidence as Junior class treasurer. As the time for the football homecoming approached, we realized that fifteen Senior boys would play their last game, a class float would be constructed for the last time, and that next year we would occupy the same seats as alumni of Nfavahi. Queen Lynda VVyatt and her attendants, Mary Garland LaPrade and Ruth Drewry, reigned over the festivities. The members of the Senior class tackled a more serious production in their presentation of The Red House Mystery , also directed by Miss Anthony. Time passed quickly and we found ourselves preparing for our final basketball homecoming. Sue Turner, Betsy Carper, and Nonnye lVIitchell, respectively, attained the coveted positions of queen and attendants of the Sweetheart Ball. This was only the beginning of the excitement of basketball season, as we were later declared District VI and State Group II champions. The end of the year was filled with events such as the completion of the annual, our class trip to New York, Junior- Senior, Senior prom, Senior picnic, and our class day assembly. Joy and sadness filled our hearts and the heart of the Bulldog as we lived that which we had long awaited-baccalaureate service and graduation exercises. Our final thoughts are that we have gleaned an invaluable knowledge from our teachers, our classmates, activities, and most of all. from our Bulldog. -tif 15 lik- Rl I'lI Cixiwiirx NilN'I'I'IIl Horam' YYlc5iNc:'i'uN Cimiuifzs PllA'I l' Xlzuu' FRANCES 'lillflMI'SON SKIP l'ki1.i.,xxmN B ii'l'Si' CAR if 14114 IMA w-4 During our iive years :it Xlavalii every member of the class of '58 put forth much effort to make our class the best one that the eyes of our Bulldog ever observed. llowever, there were some who gave more of Lheir time and energy than was expected of them. To these people, Lhe senior class wished to pay Ll special -:ii ui Ei? ulrl X. 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Tfllrfll Roca' Billy Capps, Milton Crousc, lfrncst Darby, lfugcnc Dzivialswmii 62 jf? ln ll Rmzg l,rl'I fff Rixzjlzlx Nancy 'l'ilwn. Szlmly Walls. lifmrmil-S1-mv. P111 Slillwvll. Bk'lI5'XYj'Zlll,Sl'I'4'Il1ll,l'llCli1'l' '1fffRff.'z'.' Slllil 'l'l1wx1mwu1. Sm- H11-fllilluv. Priscillal Sl-me-, lmulsn- Yin. -Iflllll lYzulm'. lgl'l'lltlIl XX llllZlI1lS' fl! kwa' lxwvn 'l'l1fvmpwr1, llllly Slwm-, lu-rmlmvlllWillis,Clmzllln-4X':11'm-1',ScwllyXYiIlu-:msg'l'lv1nl11yNauru-11 lfnrlff Rff,1': lll'I'lxll'X XX lull-lw. Ixmmx XX lllkl. Way uv Willis Ilicldl-Wilum. lJ+l11f:lCllLl1'y'. llzmy Wlzulv U! Class of '61 fn I Rffr. lmff ff, Rl fl!f.' lim-lu-can lil-um-II. li:lIl1c'x'5m- lirim. Uzlil Halrrlm, lilly .'Xsc'fvl1ul1. xlJlI'llj'Il .lllsclxull Mum! Rfwf' Flnluln-3 lllnulpm, l':lINy ll:l1uvr.Xl:lx'1l1:l liivins. Hr-tty limwll ll ml lx'fw:-' -Ilw lillxxym-1, I'1lm-m-liwulx.lwur Ii-ly-I, Hill llwlllxlin.l'Xl4llvl5z11'l1vs.lllvlmllsslix'-m'1x n I . , J' J , ' , ' ' ' I ' ' I Nfl!! lxwf lflllx I-mlwfn. X1-lwn lmzwllxlu-l-l. lxlrll Xulzxms. RIHIIHO lilrlllnllll, -llllllllf' .XllllNlIIl, Alvrry .Xlitll blwllllllf .Mlldns 41 liii 11' Tflffff Rfffl'-' RHQQI' XIV-'I'I'2CliS. Bwlvlvy xlllI'17l1f' IQUQVQI' Pugh, lilly Xlzxswn. Wlllvul' Plxxmlxlc, Nllcliy Nlzwwu. Chulu R lclm l','rf1 Ro-14' Lefl in RzW'fl!.' I z1voGz1r':'L-tt. Jcwn-I l'wI'1LIlkliI1, Phvlfis Gilmer, lin-nda Finm-y. Bra-nda Diclavrsfnlm, Cum Dull n D 1 Ffrff Row, 1,ff'rio Rigid: Xlarthu Xlidkiif, Bcttx' Nffvss. ICICZXINDI' Xlintcr. Iulic Uzxklcv. Ifxnvt I'almc1'. Cznml Xicl last n Fffllllj Rnfc'. jfwscpHi11c- Xlyrvs. Patsy Ray, Xlflliu Rzlvcm-l, .Xrlcnc Pill!-VY. Shu-lla Xlzx-vtiu Curtis Riclmzxulsml lqflllffll Roto: 'l'ummy Pylcs. Bill Rzltclif. Billy Klf--vxvfivld. .Xlviu Richzlrdsmx, CHUHII Rings, licmxmullx PZICL I mx R fu Ricluml PriHu,mzm. Ifrcd Xvwnmn 7 Class 0 61 -GHI'Ql1lt'l'g Nlildgvd Gwfns. xlillfllil l mnC1a I n 'fffnul Roca: DickicGlulw1111u1, Rlillllik' l'x4lVVHiL'S, Ricluml Ulmh-11. Alwlm liycln-s. xlwc'Gil11'511it', Isfilllli lluHy Biliy I rcunmn,Tlml11as I 2li!l..IiIl1ll1y IQYZIHS, Xlikc Dunczm .- - 1, 111 hi- J.: I Palm Hxvmu wplnmlem plrtiripzztm-s in aliswullwly. .2 Blbllllik' QVIIUSIIIVK' lvriuus IIZINYIIM In Xlzuznlxi. 3 klllIliUY'L'l1lSS I y wmlwlx. 4 liwlvlwx llzuls um-5 down iwhlmu. 5 l'.wl11l1 urmh-rs do ilu-11' pun ru nmkv mum- Nwwwx vnu wflll 11 i'.I'l'Nl1lIlJlI1 I-1-ysxwr'14 Jilin-:lily wil IlN'k'l!lhSHlH1I. 7 AI11llirvl's1x'ywwllt for Ihk'iI'Cl1l4S play. 21 U5 lf Eighth Firrt Row, Left to Right: Nina West, Robin Smith, Beth Renfroe, Lou Grogan, Gladys Craig, Margie VVillis, Diane Gregory Second Row: Phyllis Franklin, Judy Cox, Ann Gravely, Charlotte Stultz, Betty Young, Audrey Painter, Jeannie Renick, Barbara Kolodny, Faye Lawless Third Row: Billy Ford, Michael Handy, Phillip Herrington, Jimmy Young, Richard Boaz, Charles Turner Fourfh Row: Wilbur Tyson, Douglas Robbins, Ray Fields, Michael Buonassisi, Stephen Westfall Firrt Row, Left to Right: Miss Powell, Peggy Mitchell, Rebecca Caldwell, Gloria Barley, Janice Xlcliarland, Carol Haynes Serond Row: Sylvia Martin, Martha Daughtry, Deirdre Cooper Third Row: Bob Smith, Bobby Clark, Jimmy Merriman, Jerry Dodson, Buddy Layman, Bruce Lupton, Garrett McCullough, Sammy Haskins Fourth Row: Johnny Rist, VValter Whitlow, John Yeaman, Johnny Lilly, Dennis VVilson, Rusty Hodnett Fhffh Row: Marvin Finney, Billy Hodnett, David Hollander, Gary Robertson, Donald Wilder, Carlton Rothwell, Bill Myers, Gary Pase -255 66 E+ Grade Ffrzfl Rum, l.1jfl lu Rigid: Mrs. ,lu Ward Nurtwn, Put Martin, Sonja Staulcy, .lurly Xlasscy, llrcmla Rakcs, Ann Nluntricf Yfrurnl Rufus l.yml:n Gu-ulc, -l2llllCL' clllflkllll, xlflffllil Wall, liarlvura lluwcll, Cheryl Hall, Alllklltll Clllllllllgllillll, Xlclissa Xlvflinly Tflllflf Rum' Ba-tty ju Bmvvn, Phyllis Slwrmzm, Patsy Wells. ,lr-un Czxmplx-ll. Surnlx P. Gravcly Fffurill Rufv: lif-lwlwy ,l.ll0lll2lS, Curl Clark. B-,lv llmlgcs, 'l'imurhy xVlIlllWllSll, Miko Hmlgcs Fifth knrzx' Ruyulwml xVllllJl'lL'lLl, llcnry l'lvans, Yurn llzlrcull, Tummy Alum-S. l.cwnarLl XY2lllElCi' Ifimf Rncu, Lqfl In Right: Nurim- -lzxuu-s, Virginia West, Kzxtlmlccn We-lls, Shirley wr-llrr, Barlmra Xlycrs, Klr. Swimlcll Srrnml Row: Czxrwlyn Williams. lilnim- Rm-11. flnm- Haynes, Bunnic Gicluw, lllllllil lXUI'I1L'l.ZZly, Bromlu l,UI1UY!lIlf, Cnr-ml lmvc Szlllin- clI'l1lICll l'l1irfI lx'mz': Nancy Griggs, Billy Pwlmlm-xl:-r, Spcvdy Czlnlplwll, Rmlgcr llmlgcs, llvwcy llruwn llllllffll Rum' -Iimmy llriulll. .lCl'I'l' Blzlrmlu-llsllip. l,2lX'lLl Xloyc. Ray .lCll1L'I'SHIl, Dwug Glcaswn, Blllfll l :1in, Billy XXI-:1x'u1' +15 H7 :i+ Eighth Firft Row, Left to R1'g1zz:Mary E. Flora, Nancy Price, Bonnie Lynn Phillips, Linda Sue Kellam, Shelby Jean Thacker, Julie Ann Brady, Margaret A. Haynes, Mr. Robert L. Stack Second Row: Libby Ann Nlorris, Carolyn Broun, Carol Hazelwood, Sue F. Nlcrcer, Nlary li. Ham, Brenda C. W'itl1eroW, HTIIIHZI Starkey T11inlRow: VV. D. Spencer, Charles C. Adams, David VVilson, David Sparks, Howard Cline, Donny Mitchell Fourth Row: Mack Shupe, james Moran, Bobby Dewcll, Herman Fields, Davis B. Hurd Front Row, Left Io Right: Cecil Laljrade, Pcrrice Williams, Doris Agee, Clauclie Williams, Dixie Lee Katz, Kenneth Davis, Mr. Srnitih Back Rose: joseph Divers, Ralph Hanlcins, Bobby Dean Xlartin, Roy James Cooke, Henry Nlartin 454 68 12+ mole Fin! Row, Lrfl In Rfghlx Ralph Gillcy, Dun Critz, Dun Dcnnis, Limln Harris, lictty Cuupcr, Dong Dennis, Ricky Sassoon, Xlr. Slllxlllm-lu:l1'ga'1' Sffmul Rn1'L'.' llwug llzm-is, Glenn Grillitll, Billy llcnslcy, Illlblllllly l'l4lwzu'nls. liven-rtI,nwsm1, Doug Riddle Tfzfnl korea' Ilnlu-rr liuwlcs, lluvicl Mvvlmllvm, l'ldwzuxl Ray, Loc llcstcr, I'llgCLl Bluhm flfrvrl Rum, Lfjfl in Rfglzls licclay Wkulc, Xlnry klm-un lfzuncs, Xlzu'gzu'ct Custer, Putricizl Stanlcy, lXlrs. Slml'lclmrgc1' Sffnml Rum' Dianne Gnslin, Bczuricc Cline-. Pam Xlaslinc, lictsy Rm-cal, xlunc Clark, Judy Prillaman Thin! Row: linlwaxnl lrvinu, Sum Namgar, Sully Law, Peggy lirynnr, .lean ,-Xdzun, Patsy Bryant, Shirlic- Slmmpslxirc, Nlurilyn Wm-nklcy, llnvid llull Fnurllz Row: jimmy llill, Ronny Muttlu-ws, l,1u'ry Ynuglm, -luck Xlnriin, licnny Pinlazuxl, johnny llatclwr, 1.1-wis Truylor, RlClHlx'nl Slvvlz' Ml rin iw I Iuniifrs pn-panic tln-ii' winning tifiut. 3 qlulinny Rist. :Lcc-inipalnicd by his L-iglith uindc- ii!'iQllLi4, iinitauus lflvis Pu-s 3ASwpliinn-ii'c girls lcurn 1LiHHLl1 unc uf the phases wt iicvllivllliliiilly. 4 Ixuy ,'xSC llEil :uni ICM-zxiiiu' Xlintm-1' l,i4'CHI'lllL' Iln 4 l rcslnnan fiinibull. q-liiightli grudurs ian' the fniimiatinii fin' tin-ir zinal, fm'-Xliss Griinisiufi li-mis 11 .Iuniwr ling class in the study ivfiiiTC'rail1rC. i fi 70 lifl AX O A Www 111 i- : 1 i 1 i l - l N I I Luv1C 'f2,f, EET' M X f ., .' QI: Q Q Q fl C ff XQ N A '4k nun: LESN ffiiw V .s..1 I WF: :uf 4 'Q 6 ,,z-..-SJ 6 A l CLUBS fmt msc: 1,511 111 Riglzfx Patsy Slit-lt1111, Q11-laditurg Xliss Nlary Jam P11111 1 11s1 r 11 1 111 tr 1 Sf'f1n11l Rom' Nlullie Vllj'S11I1, Betsy Carper, lieth lDlCliCTSU1l, Franecs R1 111 P1 X Rwdcu U11 X ell t1 Xl ITN 1 J l rade, lflllll ll0I'IllUS Tfzfrrl Rn-ze: Peggy Blair, Xlimi Hart, -ludd SClll'k'll5l-CLlCf, liarbara C1 1 1 x 1 1 ll 1111s 5111- 'l'11r111-1', Yirgi11ia lla-sd11rll'er Mdvdhi Literary Staff Preparatiuii f111'the57-58 hli-W11111 111e111c1ries began witl1 the selection of tl1e literary stall i11 the spring of 1957. l'lOI'CSC'6lIlg tl16 work involved i11 bringing to the student body a vivid picture of the year's occurrences, Ruth Carolyn Xlinter and Patsy Shelton, eo-editors. u11der tl1e guidance of Xliss Klary ,lane Powell, spoiisor, began to lay out the pl2i11S tlllflllg the s11111111e1'. The opening of tl1e school year set the pace for the i111- p11rta11t task to be aeecwmplished by the staff. The llllflllllllllll' baelagrouiid work is shown as Mimi and Ola cheek ide11t1l1cat1o11s while Irma and Peggy compose the e11tli11es, and as Peggy works with hllllllfil' staff 111e111bers. llithout tl1e help of each staff ITl6II1l5CI' Zllltl tl1e junior trainees, the treasured 111e111ories of the year could not have truly been brought to our eyes. 'al 1 2 lf' if I f-tl Rfffw. la fl lff lffelil. l.y ntla il yall, liooltlqt-tfper1 Randy Wells. Business Xlanaeerg Dan Dyer. Circulation Nlanauei' fun! Rffgf-5 IM-xt-rly Ia-lnnan. Xlary l'. Winlrey. lfllen ltieeleston. Done Finney. .-Xliee Yeatnan. ,Xllen Conipton, Toy l.aey ,. .,.. Ili fil Rff ll nit llitthti II uiison Turnt-r, Carolyn llotlnett, liarbara iiiesl, Hone fainpbell, Carol lfisen. XYarwicla Shullx. .Xllfi-it 5as:.t't-ti, Yanulin llotlnell llrlll Rffqr -It-rrp Yaiice, Way nv Sli--eltey. Tifnuny Xlorris. Cleoree liranhani, l,inney xl1llltlIl.cTilI'j' l usleld rs. Mczwzhi Business Staff lnlinite deterinination and initiative, which lay behind terized the Nlaylxiii Business Stall. These people, led by Randy Xyells, business tnanager, and Nlr. liueliner, advisor, worked together with the citizens of our Connnunity to linanee the '58 Xlayzxni. The taslt of securing ads was divided among staff nietn- bers: Danny llyer, circulation manager. headed the campaign to sell subscriptions. Typical staff action is denionstrated as Danny sells liabs Philips a subscription and Tonnny Swain and liaren Philips await their turn. Randy discusses an ad with Nlr. lien llarris of l,eseo llonies. The stall nienibers gleaned invaluable experience in the Mf art of hnaneing, good salesnianship and public relations. 411 Til lif- , t a group of people eager to see the best eonie to pass, charac- arker Staff Sfafmf, Lziff In Rigfzr: Xltlry Frances 'l'honipson, Co4lfditor: Mr. Carter, Sponsor: Rohr-rt Haskell, Co-lfditor: ,luck NlcGinty, Business Xlunarger Slamlfrlgf. Ffrit Rflflh' Sue Chslpinun, Ruth Drewry, Szuniru N11j.i1lI', ,IZIIICI Deal, Grace C1 fopt-r. Jo Slziydon, l,inncy xlllllibll, Gary lfusft-ld Sfmml Ruff: 'l'rudy Xlcfiinty, Irvin Painter, -Iinnnic Gregory. Judd Sclircihfcdcr, June Wviltts, Duke Sutton, Cliurles Pratt, .Xlhcrt 'l'urncr, Charles Via, Brenda Dillon, Xlinii Hurt Yifilifq Roux' George Grogan, Yllurwick Shultz, Sandy Bryant. Nancy Hall. Kay Isley, Peggy Rodcn, Patsy Rzlniscy, Ula cstiu Celebrating the tenth year of publication of Thr Barlefr, the staff continued to inforni the Xl, ll. S. students of coming and past events. K1e.nbers ofthe staff were from the Advanced Composition class taught byXlI'.rIll1OIll2lS Carter, who also sponsored The Barker. New styles and variations of printing the paper were tried by Mary Ilranees 'llhonipson and Robert Haskell, co-editors. Wkntchirig the finances was Jack lXIcGinty, business manager. Brenda Dillon added services as managing editor. The stuff worked diligently to produce an edition of The Barker each month. Along with their work, the staff members enjoyed many good times in the hole . I1y.xliLI'y Fl'1lIlCl'S, and Charles check lay-out of sports page Business Manager' XlcGinty discusses finances with Ola. while jane types 11 story for Duke Betsy and C hurlcs write str-ries Stucleut C ozmczl nlsy N1 1111! lx' I l'111 H1 1 11 lx I111l1 XIQKI11111 X1111111 Xlmlull K 1111l111 K 111111lull l1111111 limulx llllnll lmuln II1111111 X 111 l111 llvulllmll Nl1ll1lX1ll Xl111 l1l11Xl I1 l1--11. 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Recordiiig Scci lx s SI'1'VHItZ Rn-rv: Xlary l'il'ZlllCL'S 'l'l1on1pson. l'lranct-s klt-an l l111'a, Sue xl1llliQI', Peggy Rotlen Tliirzf Rmb: lit-verly Striclcland, Vaughn Hodnttt rut c 1 s 1 X 4 llodnett, lane Vliliitten. Xlimi Hart, Beverly lchm in C11 ut Cui p To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian living is the ideal of Omega Tri-l li-Y. To begin the year's activities, the members were inducted into the club with a candlelight ceremony. A glimpse of the service is shown as Ruth lights Mimi's candle and as Sue, club chaplain, leads the devotional service. The service projects of this Christian organization during the year consisted of helping a needy family at Thanks- giving, Christmas, and ljasterg sponsoring a spaghetti supperg organizing the Junior Tri-Ili-Yg attending church in a bodyg and participating i11 Iiaster Holy Week services. Five representatives attended the District lli-Ye-Tri-l'li-Y conference in Rustburg, and three members went to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. Alpha Tri-Hb llril Riff, lm!! In Rwlflf lawilyii l,k'ilL'l'. c11r'i'c-sp-r111lii1u SL'Cl'k'l'lI'f'I liallvs l'l1illipS. rr-cfirdiiiu si-cn-tziryx Nancy Bllfl-illl'I'. vin-- fl' l'li rr' pri-xiilviii' C 'illix Cla-'1l pri-wiilviil' I '111l'1 l'l4ll l I-ix' I '1r1'. Cllllplllllll 5:1r:1l1 lxirli. ll'l'1lSlll'l'I'1 Bi-tty lirmvii, l',111i11:1 lwu . . 1 i.. . ...1 1, .1 Ilwlm rw will Ruiz G11--lxri SI11-rl.i-1. I 11r1- Clzirrrll. liurry llzwis, Srrmli Xllulls, slzlclaii- fri-ws, xl1ll'lllll Xli1ll:ill, QIIIVHI Xlrfllu-1-, pluily XI1-iilii-r IIN, Kvriru' lim-Il' h - iinus. Yllll'-' . 2 .jg . ' . 1 lim ax XlLl'11li11 I x Xiirlin IS1-1tylYj:1i1, C:1r1vl1'i1 Llillllllllvll. li--iinicCI11-sliirf-, Lillllly D11 Q , 1 lI2llHl,AlllII1'l Xlumi-5. C1-cili:1 XIIIIIWIIX, li1ll'l'Il I liillipe. Xvlilal Sl1i1'l1ls, I risn'ill11 S1 vllt' fri!! lin-,'4'.' LIIIIII l7ill-in. Xlilliw llaum-r1:1l,S111-XX'1.1ilii1lu1-, Ilvclay Xi-kim, -Imly Smilli. 51111111111-NY1-sl, xlllllllll l'Il'llllk'li, llvllj' I I l I. I N I ll llirril, lxzix Kwrrlluli. lx:1x' C'-rliwxvi. hlwyu- flwu-1i'y, lfllllll YL'l.l 5lIllIll rllf. -Imly Sou. -s l'ifllf Rffsfx' Sl!-Nilll Xlrriiis, Iiilillllllll Rwil, l.i111la1 C11-irlri-mix. 1XllIl Wliitriicr, -lzicliic' lgllllllllll. .xllll IX' Xwiinu, Xlilllllll l'iic1-, liizini- llzim-lixiif-1l, Siimly' Wi-lwlv, ,Xlicc YL-z1111:111. Slllillllll' liilrlii-l llic .-Xlplizl 'llri-Ili-Y. coziipuscil of frcslinxuii :xml scwplirurrimc girls, was spoiismcrl Ivy Xliss llillsi11z1i1. 'lllicy rcmlcrcrl r11z1i1x' scrviccsg such as supplying il uccrly family' witli frmrl, clotliiiig, and I:l1I'lllfllI'C1 pairticipaliiig i11 tlic lfzxslcr Sunrise Scrviccg llllkl spoiisor- mg ll clczui scliolzirsliip, clcun living, llllkl clcziii spm'lsi11:111Sl1ip Ciilllplllgll. C:1rc1ly11, llizmc. liccliy. and Nancy Llisplznyul posters to explain this project. llcprcsciilulivcs IIIICIILICLI llic Blue Ridge 'l'rz1i11i11g Coiifcrcncc :1111l ilu' Xlmlcl Gciicrzil .Nsscriilwly liclrl iii Ricli- mmiil. S:1rz1l1 Kirk 11ml l,i111lz1 l'IlOl'il liclpcnl to prcpzirc ll luill fur prcscrilutiuii ' 111 tllc .fXssc111lwly. oys' Hi-Y l Snlffil, l.1jfflff Riglilf klaiek Nlcfiiiity, 1' . 1 ' . A i l11111ty Xl1l11111, Lll'll'llC' bile. l32lYlxl l.e11tle1'l4i11u. Skip l'1'ill:1111z111. l':111l RHSS. Yictiii llisliiw. xY1l.I'WiCli Shultz. 'I'1111i111y Xliiriis Sf1'11111lRf1:4': X111-1112111 Ciwitle.G1-+1121-C'11lli11s, 11h11 lJI'1l Wei' S: 7 '4- -I 1 , 111111111 limi 11. liviiny lilxiclczlrtl. lbllll! l i11111-y. ,XFI4111 C'+1111pt1111 Rzmtly Wills, l7z11111y lliigi-1 ill, llz11'1'is1111 'l'111'111-1'. l lwytl Ciuiy. XYz11'111- gli--elm-y ljlilllllk' Q'1lIll'lYl'll Y'f1fwfRrf3l': l,f11iAl1111es. C1L'lIl'L'L'c:l'Y1Ullll, Wizlllqei'll-1lt,Ce11 g' 'z L 1 .D x . 1 . 11: B1 111l11 Xl l3111ltlvS:111tle1-s. ltlllllllff Xlel'1L1'l:1111l. l3z1r1'yXlesI1z1ll l'1'1111l111-511111I1, Xlilu- Sitlle, l3z11111y Dyer, llzmiltl Xyilliztnis., llt-111y Ris I ll 1ll1:1111 L h11ue11 wel. C l1:11'l1'w lle111lr:1's1111 Kiln-11 l l,lIYlS, -l1111111y llzltle 'lille Buys' Ili-Y flulv, coiiiposetl of soplloiiicwe, j1111ic11', 111111 seiiim' boys, strove to erezite. 11111i11tz1i11, :uid extend high Sf2lllklZ1I'LlS of Qil1l'lSllilII CllElI'llCtCI'. LlI1tlCI' the lezltlersliip of X111 l1CUI1 Zirlgle, SIUOIISOFQ Ship P1'illz1111:111, presitleiitg Paul Ross,vice-presideiitgX'ie1111'Rislow, secre- taryg Chzirlie Cole, U'C21SllI'CI'1 :intl David l.CllklCI'lilllg, clizlplzlin, tl1e club SI30IlSOI'CLl 1111111e1'o11s wortliwhile projects: o1'gz111- izing Z1 Boys' Alunior lli-Y, ec111sisti11g of eighth grzifele :mtl l1'esl1111z111 boys, spoiisoriiig tlzmees, 111111 zittemliiig ill at group, yz11'io11s ehiirehes iii the C0111- llllllllly. .XS C2111 be seen, IDZUIIIB' Dyer, rlllblllllly' Xlorris, Lou Alcmiies. Elllkl Allen Gustiii. as well as other 111e111l1e1's. e011tril111tetl invaluable service i11 Illiililllg the z1111111z1l hllihite QlllI'lSfIIl2lSN p1'c1g1'z1111 ll 111ee111i11g- ful expe1'ie11eetc1tl1e Sll1tlCI1tSOfiXll1YZllll, :ls they gave gCllCI'OL1Sly to the less fortuiizite of the Ctblllllllllllly. junior Tri-Hi-Y ,, t, ,... ,.... , , . . . lm-tl Nu '- lv!! 'ff lu ff Fl .th PM nt Cmufh,P.u.1Xh1fltI1c,fl1f'tN'lHull.l.1l1thlf1tm1h',Ht:n'1u'I'h1II11N,.lt1tt5 QIIIIIIITQIHIIN, llt1llllS1lIl1X Nll x llhu II l littlx lil su I 4 . . X., 9f'fu11ffK1f'r', Vhxlhs 5lltwpxh111'.NlHy llxluvhtt-xy hht-t l,1l'.x Y'lfr'rtl ffftgrf lim- lit-tl C H flI1tL'1lII,l,IIl'hl lintv, Hvlq I Q ' E I 4 lIII1'L' it-ml Ill! AX' mm lyllllllk 1 uxt u XII iIltl Xyvsl. Ciillttl llalyxtvs. Xhhssal Xlcflitlty, lvugt' Xlilcht-ll. Sllctlic 'lllt' I tw Q l'ul Lh'uI1-1IcStultv lit-rlw' Cwhlwt-ll, lauuct' XIEl'2lI'l2lHxl. lcztuuu- Rvtuck. xlilllllll . .. X 1 .yt-1, flhuiyx C mms, frhulil liatrlvy. Ninn We-st. jutly I,I'tH1lII11lIl. Suv Xlt-1'u't', IM-th Rt-ttfmt-, l...u nt- I mum-1 tt-I w lit---umXXuIu-ww. .xIlI14'SIlllll'T llalym's,,l11lit-.Xsc-v11:l1.f:ltulyt1 Iitwulll. lflzliuv 'l'hc pllI'PUSC of thc II 'l'ri-l li-Y, which is Cmuposctl of eighth grztth' gif, 1 ' uaiut ' S ' t ' '- ' p rpwsc: c z ', 1' 1' .amd cxtcut tl tuc'1t'1hlC thc-tu to fulhll lhcit pmt we J ut thcu future vcztrs of Tri-Ili-Y xuwrk lltc clulw was sputtsotul by Xlrs Sluxihclwztrgct' :tml was lcd by -Iutly x'icc-prcsidctttg Chcryl Ilztll, SCCI'L'lZlI'f' 1 . :u y, chztglztiug Lim: lou c ltisturizlttg :mtl Sztrzlh Pxxyuc Grztvcly I'CpHI'lCI'. .Ns IS shmvu thc mcutlwrs hg - - cwmllcs to hcccuuc li fhts uutu : thcy wcrc tI1L1llClCL1 into thc clulw. lhcy t'ccciYcd iustructiou fmut Hrs. Qhuillc rtrgcr . 1 4 :1wtu't 1. ci' gut-s spcwl' -' ' ' ' iutm luc' . fh SlilIlL1llI'klS of Lil1I'iSliilll cltzlrztctcr. Cuuuiughuut, prcsitlctttg liuuuic Phillips. 1 Key Club Scared, Lqft to Rfglzr: Danny Dyer, Doug Finney, Don Czinipbell, Bob Faye, ,Xlleu Gustin, Lou Klum-s, ,liuuuie Sfl1!IIlIl71g.' John Swczey, Paul Ross, Victor Risluw, Billy Ifllis, Charlie Cole, Skip l'rillz1n1u.i1, Szuiiiuy limveii, Paul Mattox, David Lciiderkirig, George Collins, Clulrles XVyatt The Kev Club zilllllizited with the Kiwanis Club is si service 01 ZlI1lZLlllUIl. Good citizei . - 2 . . . 1 . 5 leadership, scholastic ach1eve111ent, are Criteria upon which IHCIIllDCI'S are chosen. The boys worked hard to niaintain their high purpose of serving the school and coiuiiiunity. Led b Allen Gustin, residentg Bill Klattox, vice vresidentg Bob Fa 1, trezisurerg and Cha Xia, secretary, Lhe club completed numerous activities during the year. Aiuong these were sei Tlianksgiving dinner in the cafeteria, ushering at the football games. and publicizing the llen County Iiixposition, the proceeds from which went to various Charities. Allen discusses the feasibility of 5po11sfiri11y a dance Bob, Allen :url Cliurlc-s hulp serve 'l'l1zL11lQsgix'i11q diuuer F. B. L. A. ulrfl, lffl lu Rftgfrl: lfllen liotmeli, llonltlly Ritltllt-, Clorizl llilwliins, Clizxrlutte llntlson, Xvzlyne Slnveliey, l.yml:1XYyatt, li2lIlY2lI1l. L'1ll!llVlN'll, lane Knott, Xlztxv l'lI'llllCt'S Potter Slf11n!1'f1gg,' Slrirlev l':t1n1:itl:1v, Slut-lln' clllS,ll'I', lgllI'lW2lI'll. llalley, -In Slllytlltll, livlly' Blfffli. l'illK'll l'luxl1'SlnI1. Bfvllulll llllKllCS, l't-Lwy llotlrin. Vrisrillztll':lreell.'-Indy l'c-grant, lliltlzt xl-llSlll7lIl'H, fzlrolyn lJz1x'idson,kl11li:L Kniellt, Nl1's.Xlilste:1d, Xlrs. l,t-tnlw-1lti1w,XlisQ l.Hl'lxlIllI'l lim! limi-5 Iiznlwanat VH-ft, ilxtnet lleztl, Curolyii Haynes, Nonnye Xlitellell, Betsy VVit't, Marie Xlzluratlais, -Iozmne l,IllIl1CI', P P 1 Sue- lit-id, betty Stone, llorotliy Xlzxrtin, Iatsy Wilson, Frzxnccs Slimvulter . . . 'l'o eneonrxtge intprovenrent, in sellolztrsliip and proinote scliool loyzlltyg to develop tlmrzneter, trztin for useful eitizensllip :ind foster putriotising to develop competent aggressive busi- ness It-:ttlerslrip , . . 'l'l1is purpose lizis been fulfilled by the li. l . l,. Afs numerous projects among nllielm were llll'St'Z Staging :tn :zssernbly progrznn. doing volunteer typing for tllc T. li. Associzttion and for lezteln-rs :intl students, and eondueting rnontlmly and an annual spelling contest. Une tml- tlie must :tetive elttlvs in tlie seltool, tlie l . li. l,. A. was faithfully led by l,yntluXYy:1tt, president: Qlllllfllllll' llndson, vice presidentg liztrbztru Cznnpbell, Secretary, and -lane Knott, trextsnrer. Representzttives from tlre elnlw went to the Regional and the State Conventions. At tlle State C onvenlion l,intl:t Xtyzttt wztseleeledtr'e1tst1rer,:tndztttlleRegional. june Knott was elected reporter. llnne, l.yntl:1 atntl Vlxatilrrttt- pn-ritle mu-r tlve l . li. I.. ,X. Uizxnne sings before tlle auditioning ctnnmittee, composed of in-Inwion xt-rxiw Linda Foley, lzllen liocnck, Gt-nree Grogan and W ayne Slioeltey Art Club 1 li7',lf Ru-:z', Ltff! to Right: Derry lm-e Smith. Qarolx Il Rea l11'1 Ruth Cooper Srfmid Ruta' llc-lt-11 Steele, N1-il l'lZlI1CI1Cli, Judi Pl ister Sh rlu t 1 sx rx 111 so Y lxurn Tlifrzf Ruff: YY-1111u' Frye, Carol lfiscn, l rctL IL ur ess 111 e oun cnt 1 rx 7lL tin ll Nlrs. Wznxtla Pfllllllllilll The Art Club, under the leadership of Betsy l31'ya11t, president, and Nlrs. XYanda Prilla1nan, sponsor, promoted dexterity and artistic interest of its meinhers. Art exhibits were sponsored by tl1e II1CINl5CI'S of the club. Ina Cooper, chair- 1112111 of tl1e Bulletin Board Connnittee, displayed students' work O11 the board ill tl1e cafeteria. Students' works were often exhibited i11 tl1e front Corridor. ln tl1e snapshots Gary is shown working i11 oils while Gerald and Derry l.ee Concentrate on colors, and Ann volunteers to lead the next prograrn. 1,0 czciio Club 1420- Kfwftfjb sims L 1 1 1s11 LII 111 1 1 1 11 1 Clinrlt-s Y:1r111-r, X7lCL'-l,I'CSl4lCI1I2 P41111 Nlzittux, mm 1 1 1 1 1lL'r:1ig, lD:1vi1l ll11llz1111l1-r,George Zi111111c'r111:111, , , . . . lo f111'tl1e1' 111te1'est 111 1'11tl111, 411111 to give tlte stutlents of Klz1v11l1i 1111 oppor- t1111it,y t11cxcl1z111gc their kiicvwletlgc :1l1o11t rzttlio is tl1e 111z1i11 ptlrpose of tlic Rzttlio Club. l311il1li11g rzttlios, to eitulvle tl1e 111e111l1e1's to pass all LllllCl'C11I kinds of 111111110111 license ex:1111i11z1tio11s, was tl1e 111z1i11 activity of tl1e club. Lll12lI'lCS, Bob, Slllllllly, llCIlI'y 111111 l'll0y'tl typify the elulfs activities :is they work with at Sl1OI'I-W'2lYC set. l11 tl1e second picture Cl1z11'les, David, Ken. Dennis, Pillll and Gary study code. F. T. A. Firff Row, Left fo Rfgfzf: Carol Nickelson, Xlllill Hart B'1rbar1Wr1 ht, P ltsx Spcnctr l ll n B icocl 5 1 uint Vltsl l ntl x hlartin Barbara Cott ' Xliss Joyce Sfcnml Row: Jane Knott, Jeanne Flora, Ruthic Drtwrx , lrudx XlcGinty Brtnd 1 Co! X ir mir llcsdorlltr Xrltnt Spa nctr Jackie Crews, Brenda Hughes, Dorothv R1 ldlc Under the leadership of hrliss Nlary Lou Joyce and hfliss Felsie Riddle, sponsors, Patsy Spencer, president, Barara Cotty, vice president, Ellen Boeocla, secretary, Becky lXIartin, treasurer, Suzanne XVest, historian, Ilze Jirgens, parliamentariang and Barbara Wlright, song leader, the Future Teachers of America endeavored to learn more about the teaching pro- fession, its opportunities, and responsi- bilities. They cultivated in themselves the qualities of personality, character, and leadership which are essential to good teaching. They also investigated the possibility of scholarships for people entering the teaching profession. Throughout the year members served as baby-sitters to enable P. T. A. mem- bers to attend meetings. During National Education Vlfeelc they presented a radio skit. Judy, Brenda, Suzanne, Jeanne and Barbara are shown practicing for the per- formance. .N.. Q lffiflfffxe, fwfr lu Rfzglil' lx:ntln'rine liinu, Betty Stoxw. Gull lYl1itlen, Neil llxineoela, Szunirn Nilltillf, Yvonne lfrye. Sandy ,ix int ' ' 'H,I5'fQ'i'llllimllykxllsgllnflwlll.Hfir:Key Chula. Xlurry xl-v lfdwzuxls, -l1ISt'VlIlIIL' Xlyt-rs, Piltlnlil' Slllllll, Xlurtliqi llc-nry, -lnniet' , I. 4,. 'l'lie lfuture Nurses Club, under tlie lezidersliip of Mrs. .Iini l,uuglilin and Kliss l.:iur:1 lireger, sponsorsg Neil llzineoek. presidentg Szunirzt Nztjjztr, yiee president: Gaul Whitten, seeretztryg Yvonne Frye, treusurerg and Betty Stowe, pzirlizunen- tzirizui, strove to promote more interest in nursing among tlie girls of Nlztyztlii. During the year the elulv assisted at the Bloodniobile station, cooperated in the llezirt lfund Cauupzxign, and gave assist- zuiee to an indigent fzunily. Betty Stowe, Neil llztneoek and jo Myers are sliown as they sterilize needles during tlie Polio yzieeine elinie. ,Io Myers is seen taking contributions for the needy fzunily. Science C lub filifilf Rn-141, Lgft fu Right: Buddy Sanders, llzc Jirgcns, jane Watts, Nzunni Altschull, l,indz1 lillllllllllll Sfflllllf Rrfrcx' Plstelle liztplzln, Bzths Phillips, Toy Lucy, Alice YYCILIIHIII, Sztnlira Nztjjar, Nancy IgLlClQI1L'I', l'iStl1L'l' Kaplan Thiird Rr1c4': lieth lDiCliQI'SHll, Ann hvl1lTL'HCI', Ann DeYr1ung, l'lliZuhetl1 Siinniwns, Suzanne liitchel, Cimkic 1Xltschull l'iUlll'f!Z, Row: Bill Klooreneld, NYt1nds Carter, ,lint Arnhurn, Curtis Imckt-, Stun Bowen, Page Bnickt-11l1111-1111gl1, 'l'h-1111115 l in11t-y, Billy Xliufrc, Art Xl:.1tsr111, Jwhn Vllzttts Fifth Rory: john l'iklWil.I'clS. Richard hlllSliI1C, Dun Cznnpht-ll, Diiug l'llI1l1l'f , jack llnll, Wurwiclt Shultz, l 1':11tl:it- Smith, Barry 'llinsley During the year when there was increased emphasis on science, tl1e KI. ll. S. Science Club was striving to create and extend interest and understanding ofthe scientific fields Llllltbllg the stude11ts. The club was UI1LlCI' the leadership of hir. Sanders, Nliss Beavers, and Mr. Zirltle, sponsors, hlane XYz1tts, president, llze Llirgens, vice president, Naomi Altschull, secretary, and Buddy Sanders, treasurer. The prograrns were varied. Dr. Price, of the local hospital, gave a progrzun on X-Ray, Xlr. lluilinzui and hlr. Zirkle explained electrons, Ilze jirgens explained solar energy. The club prepared at project for the annual Scie11ce Fair. During the spring the IIICIIILDCFS attended the l'l11gineering Open House at the University ofYirgi11iz1 and the Yirginizt Academy of Science. 1 .1nt- Watts, president, discussed plans fur Science Fair with Science students asscnthlt-f111'expc1'i111c11t. 11 st-t-111s that lieth Alice, l'lt'Rl'y, Miss Beavers, Ilze, Naomi, Suniira get started early F.H.A I rxl Kfxyr, lmfl lf' Riyfxlf Sxxw 'l'xxixix-i, Sxxxxu I.x-1xxlx 'g Piiscillzx Slxxxxv, Rx-pxxiilx-i'g Nzxxxxxxi Kllscllxxll, 'I'x'x-:lQx1i'x'x'g Pxixsy Slxullixix, ' ' I Xlxixxx llxxxxillxxix Ilixlxxxixxxx I xfwixlx-xxlg Ililxlzx Wzxslilxxxixx, Yin- I xx-Qixlx-iix: Yxxiicy Wixwlixilxl axnx . D' 4 x . x . . ' Rx Nlxiix l'xiii C'li'xiIxxIIx ll'xiiIix'lxl Ixx lv XIclIlix'x', Rxxsix' Wxxxlx-, lcxiy lix-y, .Xxxxxu Spaxxlxs. Xixxxx l.x-ng. -Ixxlic fflixx xv: 1 ' 'L , . ' x , ,A x' Ucxlilxw, l':xlxix'izx llixll If!! fx ffl .xllll .I ' I I, f . Ii '. fl ', I' L' '-', i 2' '.'xlxviIIx'x'. 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Joyce, Brenda Dillon, Randy Wells, Ruth Xlinter, Danny Dyer, Ruth Drewry, Suzanne lxitcht' lxuy Isley Srfnml Rnru: David Lenderking, Betsy Cztrper, Nancy Hall, Helen Steele, Barbara Grundy, Grace Cooptlr, Sue l ii Xlartha lion llenry, Nlnrry 'Io lfdwards, Xlartha Wwray, Virginia Peters, Xlary Garland l,z1l'rade, ul ustian liclly Shelton T11 irrl RfIfl'.'v Allen Compton, .Bobby Flora, Billy N1itcl1ell,John Swczey, William Clingenpeel, George Grogan. liohlwy l 1 in lon, NN arwicli Shultz, IJIIIIICB' hlzihon. linrbnra Rc-cd, Xliss Stevens The French Club, one of Mavahi's three foreign language clubs, endeavored to create in its members a greater interest in France, her people, customs, and language. Under the leadership of Kliss ,loanne Stevens, sponsorg Dan Dyer and Ruth Carolyn hlinter, presidentsg Al. B. .loyee and Ruth Drewry, vice-presidentsg Brenda Dillon and Suzanne Kitehel, secretaries: and Randy wells and Kay Isley. treasurers, the thirty-three club members participated in various ac- tivities. Among these were a spaghetti supper and an assembly given in con- junction with the Spanish and Latin Clubs. Barbara and B. can be seen in the snapshot helping themselves at the club supper while Sue and Billy wait patiently. Also pictured are Randy and George gobbling up the spaghetti as Willie serves ,Iustian some more ginger ale. 5 R Spanish C lub , stlorlltr li trbztrzt ftvtty. littll -limes. Aloe lfnyle. Xlimi , , 1 t .tlWilliams,jimmy .xI11lHll1 Il,llt'lll l5icl4t'i'stmi1, l.ctl by Klrs. Mary Smith, sponsorg l,ut1 jones, presitlctttg Mimi llitri, secre- tztryg zttttl .loc lfnglc, II'CllSllI'CI'Q tbe SPlllllSll Club zttloptctl tbe motto, Poco at poem or little by little :mtl eztrrictl out tlte :tim of promoting am tmtler- stzmtling of Spzmisli-spcztkirtg peuples, their cwtttttries, :mtl their customs. lligltliglit of the year for the Spzu1iztrtls were at tlitmcr-tlzmce, at Cliristmzts party, :mtl the Spzmisli :ts- sembly presctitetl jointly' with the other lzmguztge clubs. Latin C lub Firfr Row, Lejft Io Riglzf: Toy Lacy, Ann Vllntentr Carolyn Iestcr ostphine Coopti 'Nancy Hucl ntr SLIIIHIIK Vlcst Alice Yeaman, lflizabeth Simmons Szrnnrl Row: Barry Greene, Sarah Kirk, 1clx1t Baubhtf Curtis Ioclt Barry Westfall Ilxrrison lurntr limbs llnllii Cathy Clcal, Nlrs. Knox-Dick To stimulate more interest in Latin and to enable the members to appreciate more fully Roman culture and traditions were the inain objectives of the Latin Club. The club, under the leadership of hlrs. Knox-Dick, sponsor, was composed of all the students taking second year Latin. They selected as their motto: 'ghiens sana in corpore sana,'wmeaningf a sound mind in a sound body. The members spent many hours prac- ticing for their assembly program which portrayed the customs of the ancient Romans. Their programs presented in class consisted of activities such as model- ing Roman costumes, sponsoring contests and games. Library Club Q., qpqg5,,,.,..A-funny' . . 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SOCI'l'lZll'f'1 f111k1 51111101 1'1I'IlZ1Cl', 11'011s111'01'. 111 111011' llSSCIIl131j' 151-C1351-11111 Miss :XII- 1111111y, P11111, Palsy. 111111 130111 1:1110 lIlICI'CS11I1g 1'0x'10ws 111 new 11111111s. c1111l'1Zl ZIIIL1 1lll11l C1101 w111'11011 17C11111K1 1110 110s11 111:111y 1111111's. mi . E. Club s Firrt Ro-rc, Lrff to Right: Klaurice Buckner, Sponsor, Faye Rieney, Carolyn Nllinelield. Barbara Haley, lflemon Nelson, f Sheltonal egey Blair. Shelby Custer, Jerry 'llaylor S1'rwnlRu':c': .Nnna Sparks, Barbara Robertson, Norma Hodges, Shelby luclier, ltlsie lirim, Nina lmnu.kl1'ilI1Coopei Sanders, Xlartha Vliray, Carolyn Gordon, Barbara Vl'right V Tllirfl' Rafe: 'l'ommv Stultz. l.arrV Young, Robert Goins, Benny ltllenhi-ry, llarold Crises, ,lerry Nance. XX ay lfdward Haley, Fred Foley, Ralph Xloore, lfddie liellam The Distributive Education Club teaches students the practical aspects of selling and how t bring the customers and employees into good working relationship. The club was composed of fort members under the leadership of Klr. Klaurice Buckner, sponsor, and l'llemon Nelson, president. There were twenty-four cooperating merchants in Klartinsyille. During the school year the D. lj. Club was represented at three conventions. The District Convention, attended by all members, was held in Danville in lfebruaryg the State Convention. in Richmond in Klarchg and the National Convention in Columbus, Uhio, At the District Conyention, lflemon Nelson was chosen District Honor Student. Other honors won were Charles llenderson, second place in the Speech Contest: Carolyn Wiinglield, third place in the ,lob Interview Contestg Ralph hloore, second place in the Yliindow Display judging, and l.arry Young. second place in the .-Kd Layout Contest. l,arry Young, lflemon Nelson. and Benny lfllenberg were delegates at the State Convention. The club decorated the display windows of Modern l urniture Conpany. Other activities the club sponsored were a Wiener roast in Xlay and a party in -lune. t l' L' Il l lair lddie licllun c irries vroceries from Geoi-ge's Super Xlarket arry Young arranees refrigerated articles a 'ran ' s 'oot lc '. ' ' z L ',, i , ca m lm!! In Nigglil. ,Xrnnlil Nnllxllw.Xx4IFll'j'Xx1lSHll, li-lsy llryanl. llc-nc Cwllins, ltlilran liulwwlswii. Xliilfix-il Cvriis, XIV. lvlli' , , .. ,. - . . ,, . . . I-iq -' -. 1 -1 - - , ': :A' ', - 3' lawn himvv, Car-ilyii Xlarlin. Slnrlvy l'i':iZn'i'. bainlra will lNiH'l' I in lfiilni lv mills lwxuii Cugnilm in l Hllvl limll Xlnilin '1 lfilwi lllaiilgm-iisliip, llhflll' Ua1'iliim'r. Iiilly l4aviinln'i', Saininx' llwiluniili, .Xinivn l innm'N'. lllllltvl' CVIJVII Iainus ii 1 I' .l 4 i ' . . 'i s 'ayiic' Wiriglil, Ray Sull' 1 i W l V lln- Iuvllly'-sL'k'c'I1 lllL'Illl3l'I'SHl.lllClD.fJ.QlL1l7,lll1LlCI'lllClC1lLlCI'SlllPUlxlI'. loin linrncllc. spun- sfir, anal l'c-ggi' Chiilsfiii, pix-sillciil, gained on-llic-job training in Y2ll'lOllS lincs of work. f V IE X I ln' clnli participate-Ll in niany district and local nicctings during tlic ycar. .M tlicsc incctings J U iiifiiilu-i's1fifiI4 znlvanlagc of tlicii' wppmliiiiity to acliicvc 13.0.goalsnfdcvclnpingpniscand l-lXIUI'K'SSlflIl. ln cmncsts, ix-cwgiiitioii was acliicvcd for imlividual anal club scraplmolas, lalcnl iws. pfisin-rs, Sl5L'lllllQI.l'SSi1YS, and pnlvlic speaking. C lub .F 0-if ' I ln --1 Clip:-lm-an laylwi' uifrlxs nilln llwnm-r's al Ili-.lu-cnuli s l'lHrisI llctsy lgfylllll anil l'illl4'an Rwlx-i'lsf-ii sin il ll U Rn lwllll Xluvtinu roubadomfs 'l'llOUB1XlDOL'RS Firm' Rua' iff! In Rffffzff Betsy Carpcr, Klimi Hart. Barry Greene, treasurer: Judd Sclircibfedc-r. co-president: Ola X - . s . co-president: Gary Fuslcld, viccfpresident: Linda. Kaufman, secretary: Sue 'l'urncr, Neil Hancock Sfflllltl Rrzfcn' Bt-th Dickerson. Sue Chapman. Xlollic Tyson. Janet Deal, Grace Cooper, lna Cooper, Betty Bri llcrinvs, Xlary liraitccs Tlionipson, Xliss Anthony Tlzird' Roca: l r1mces Ryan, Carolyn Dt-al, Nancy Hall. Trudy Xlcfiinty. Carolyn Hodnutt. .Nrlt-no Spencer, Alztnict- Samira Nziuijar. Patsy Rmnstiy. Carol liiscn, Lenncy Xlahon Fnurrlz Roux' Reggie Campbell, .-'Xl Sasseen, Brenda Dillon, Gt-orgc Grogan, llal Price, 'luck NlcGinty, Cliarlt-S Wiitt. Patsy Shelton. Alla-n Compton Under a new constitution, the M. H. S. Dramatics Club became the KI. ll. S. Troub it With a membership of approximately eighty, the club became active again under the sponsc H of the ever-busy Miss Martha Anthony, who worked with Ola Yeffstig and Judd Schreibfede , co presidents. To help raise funds for the proposed Community Center, the Troubadours sponsored a mas- querade dance early in the fall. An assembly program, a one-act comedy, Thanks Awfully U, along with a few variety acts, was presented before Christmas. The cast for the one-act play, Rich Xian Poor Man , at the Festival, consisted primarily of Troubadour members. Following tradition o previous years, a social event with the initiation of new ofhcers, closed the year. 5 P Ola, Linda, Barry, Judd, Nliss Anthony, and Gary talk over Charles and Nancy in 'l'ltanks 1Xwfully , :1 ont'-act play plans for one-act play M onogmfzz Club lf:Rlgjfiljblllliltllt'f114'g1il'y, Haunt' XX t-stlalll, l,tit1-I--tit-s,-Iilitnty Xlxult-, Hill xlElCl'll,cll1lIAl!L'Xxf'llll. 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N , 53 J 43,7 ' gi W H is Ties? nfl go- QL' J ff X X 'filly 1 1, Ak QQJMJJWG, :ff WW QQ if bM ??f55k 1 4 f ,L TZ 44 Band Firff Row, Left In Rigfzfx Xlary Jean hlonohon, Nonnyc Xlitchell, Sandy Bryant, Jackie Crews, Bruce Lupton, Pat Parsons, Xlartha l rzxnck, Betty Anton, Gloria Brccdcn, Millie Ravencl, Sue Walker Smfmzii Rucv: David l.cndcrking, Xlollic Tyson, lflizabcth Simmons, Judy Scales, George Branhani, Art Xlatson, Curtis lrocl-ac, Cecilia Murphy, Barry Westfall, Garrett McCullough, Linncy Mahon, Gi iiii y Axclson, Wlarwick Shultz, Branton l M in Betsy Witt, 'harlcs Varna-r, Bil Mizcll, Victor Rislow rw f i Xu , V ' ratglnt I1 H - Ir. Shank, on another year studded with superb perforrnancesf' , ' ay st 'de body i avahi. Both the school and community feel indebted to the band and AJBXIL ha1i he director, for their willingness to give the hours of preparation necessary for JJ t c ncer s, in hing exhibitions, and other activities during the year. . f Y X In Sep mber eu members took their new uniforms, received just before the trip to the 5 05' erry ossom F i l in the spring of 1957, from storage and began preparing for their forth- If Y coming narglyvvfg s so . W' l iz: 98 lil? Banzai Tlifrfl Rurzx' Sara 'l'lifimasstni. -lanet l'alnier, ju Anne Rfilwrts, Nlike Duncan, ju Slaydun, -Iulin lidwards, liinda Gt-tiliegan Prenliss liruwn, Duuald Kirk, Dal Price, klinnuy YVaid, liwlnhy Davis. Gary lsusfeld. Paul Mattux, Billy llollands- wwrtli, Sue liyrd, liohluy Xlurpliy, Peggy Rutlen, xvllllillll Clingenpeel, Wiallier llult, Carol Haynes, liilly Xl-inn-lit-ltl, lieu Mtitirnian, lit-tty llurd, Danny 'l'uwnsend lfuzu-Ili Rn-zzz' Xlr. Shank, Vaughn lltidnt-lt, Btilmlsy Livernnin, Klickey Xliallier, Patsy Alulinstm, blue Arnuult, ll. C. Knight 'l'rnnniy Swain, Wunds Carter, Vl'alter Willitlmv, jinuuy Willialns, Dickie Sheltun, Philip llelancey, -lack llall, jinuny llaskins, Get-rue Nlintvr, Gary liztrruw, litihhy l'llwira, llenry Gregury, glut' laiptun, Billy lfllis, Danny Dyer 'l'l1e hand gave lialf-time performances at most of the football games. For the first tinie, the hand did some routines that really displayed their marching skill and their exquisite, new gray uniforms with red and white eapes llowing in the breeze. The band played for the llonieeoniing parade and several Christmas parades. It also played at the Shrine Bowl football game in Roanoke, lt presented its annual assembly program, and attended the District Nlusie Festival held at Cave Springs lligli School. 4:5 sm 12+ pr lj- fm O'-'Q -D SSW if .1 , l mx f tw LOLOR GL .XRD g klohn l'lLlWllI'klS, ustizin Kelly, , Barry Wcstfzill, 'l'oininy Swain f . 3 M l' , DRUM MAJOR AND MAjOR1i'l'1'ES Derry I,t-c Smith Sue Byrd Sue Stultz Skip Prillamun The Nl. ll. S. Drum Major and hlajorettes added much color and excitement tc band's appearances in parades and in football half-time ceremonies. For the first tinie ii m the i the band's history. three majorettes were chosen. These girls, along with the druni niztjorls line direction, did an excellent job of leading our band. BAND OI FILLRS Non nye K l itcht-ll, Secrctaryfllrezis- lll'Cl Qljl1gZllLl Kirk, l'reFidentg Ship l,I'lll2llH21Il. Vice President: E George Minter, Lilurariang Bob K l nrphy, Xssistzin t librzirian. Xlr. Ralph Shank, Band Director - 'naw Salim .YW llu rmlnluu wwf ilu Cmlx lIlSlIIll5li wc-rc Qlmmcn lug msn wwf llun :N lllllllx lfrlwlnllll xull will ilu wllur IllkIlllNI5Olll1L group, xml than qlml 1 umm wut lllc mm UlIlN px lKllLQkl um-rx' Xlulmsdu illlllllilflll .xml pu XI1 1 XII , Cll :nl oir we Frm? Rose, l,fjft In Riglzlr Nancy lfannon, Carrol Niclaelston. lrma llermes, Sandra Bryant, Cookie rlltscliull, liarbara Shevos, Brenda Hughes. klxiniee xloyee, lionnie llodges. Xlaralda Kdlains, lildean Robertson, limnia lmu Disbrow, lit-clay Camp- bell. Carolyn l,t-stt-r. Dianne lfoiey. l,ynda Hardy, Sara Dillon. Bonnie Cheshire, Kliss Pace Srrrfrnl Rllfll' Ruth Carolyn Xlinter, lloiotliy Oakes, liarbara Wann, Janice Xlason. liarbara Campbell. liuteli Rist, joe ltngle. Xrthur l,-ine, Betsy Hitt. lYandzL Xlorley, Sue Chapnian, Susan Xlorris. Patricia llall, Shirley liumpus, Carol Xlcfiliet' 7'fi1'rff Rfrrcn' Sandy Nlialls. Carolyn Shocltey, Pauline Dalton, Xorina Jean Hodges. Joan Wade, lg1lI'l7llI'il Vit-st, lioniiie livery day during fourth period, eighty-five Voices could be heard singing in the music roozn of Nlavalii. The sounds produced by these voices represented only a small portion of the work that was done by the Klartinsyille lligh School Klixed Chorus. Under the expert leadership of Miss Ruth Pace, director, the choir sought to develop in each of its members throughout the year a love and appreciation for the best in choral music by studying many styles of music and by learning to perform works of great choral composers. ln the fall, the choir members elected the following officers: Bobby Wigington, presidentg Ruth Carolyn Xlinter and Sandra Bryant, Vice-presidentsg Sue Chapman, secretaryg and lrvin Pziinter, treasurer. .Xs in past years. nine girls were chosen by Kliss Pace to comprise the Girls' lfnsemble. 'lihis sig 102 lie fb 1 fp!! 1 If - ' 1 Q 1 !,2I c k 4! 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ZW Irvin P1lll1IC'I' and Iimmic- Gregory Cll0SOIl as co-czlptalrms, 4 Xlznrx 3 X YL u l'lI'll.Ill'k'S 'l'lmmpscm, XYinm-r ol' ilu- D. .X. lil Cifizcuslxip Kwzxrd. 5 ll utrlcia Hall, mcmlvcr Of ilu- Stem- l . ll. . . 'z lwmmli formmrmlittvvz 1,5-mln Wvyzltt. Stan- l . li. l,. gl. tra-asurcr: -lzmc' lixmtt. Rcportc-r for Rn-uimml l . ll. l,, .X, 6 Puts Spl-uccr. winm-r mf rlu: Bcity Crocker Xwzxrll. ill I I2 lk' Im My WML?-4 EQ? glfidg 512125172 QQ 5 70- Big Ckfjom .1 A 301111123 H5514 MZ 3 21422 1955 ,7llZZb7' Wyman? 6'4raQE finfh' ,Sfvdfzceff fa I is f S. 5 1 ,gy ' Guako CHARLES WADE J. B. HELDRETH COACH ki Rf VAL ...., ,I. . K 5 ,, iz. 1 9' A x . 5 tk ., E07 AL, vjf JOHNNY JONES G'-Wm am Mazen END . 4 .2 ',- R M uzi A E 5 EE g A bi X I F Q 5 my 3 5 Z mvm mmm: CHARM! WWW HALFBACK QUARTERBACK m.,.,:.. 'Q M. LAR R Y TUR NBR QUAR TERBACK fs -Wa 4 X? :QS -Q. -f-Q.. pl. BARRY TINSLEY TACKLE . fl 0 4 Wmywf-r., BARRY WESTFALL TACKLE M. H. S. VZ M. H. S. az M. H. S. 33 M. H. 5. 25 M. H. S. I5 M. H. 5, M. H. S. 19 M. M. 5. 18 M. M. 5. 13 M. H. 5. 12 y Q .V A if . x' X nf , 'Film 'ff Q? XAAS .L , . nf 5 dz' . QM 1- .1 V W MAYNARD LUSK END CHARLIE COLE CENYER Tri Chy 7 Drnwry Mason 0 Halifax 0 Georgu Wyfhe Covmgton 6 William Fleming I2 Georgs Washington Radford 0 Fuluslu 13 William Byrd U mf' BILLY ELLIS PUNYER 4 'Q . 2 I J 1 It f f '-n L3 1 5'7Z,w,mJL MJ ,df 3 , GERALD YEAYT5 GUARD L, QI M ' JACK Lewis L ncaa: --Q , ,2 fQ'? AXE 5 I fi-v ff' A Y f JIMMY DRAFER FULLBACK I Af, M' I Lx TOMMY SWAIN CENIER x ff a X S2- N . whiff -W If W: s as-af BILLY HOLLANDSWORTH QUARTERBACK 1 5 M My S53 REGGIE LOVELL HALFBACK , QQ: al JIMMY GREGORY NALFBACK . ik K -iw E ' I I Q ,. I if f J T 35 I f A X . wrgg ' i kv 'L M., . x . K R K K K A' . 2. . LN ,5 3 api f sg I 4 1 Q xg k 5,5 Q.. .xv 5 S1 f - xxx QM f JIM LAUGHLIN COACH firyi Rn-rv, Left in Rligflff Wlnle, Al Sasseen, David lmnderking Sffrnzrf limo: Bobby O'l'llI'iR l'l..XYl'IRS Xlzinageri W'ayne llandy, liinney Ma- hon. l,ou Jones, Clyde Shropshire, Henry Wvzlll. Joe Dingle, Dan Manson, Billy Stultz, Joe .'Xrnoult, Clvdt- Hopkins, George Col- lins, manager Despite numerous injuries suffered by members of the team, B. Heldreth and jim Laughlin led the Martinsville Bulldogs through another successful season. The Bulldogs won their lirst live games to extend their winning streak to 26 before being downed by the powerful Fleming Colonels in at hard-fought battle. However, this did not dampen the lighting spirit of the mighty Bulldogs, as they came back to win three more games and tie one. Although the Bulldogs will lose the services of thirteen seniors, including eleven lirst team members, they should continue the Bulldogs, line record. Good Luck, '58 Bulldogs! l SICNIOR PLAYICRS Firft Row, Lzfff to Right Lou jones, Bill Nlizell, Charles Wlade, liinncy Mahon, Al Sasseen, joe lingle, Nlaynard Lusk Serum! Row: Bobby Shropshire. Irvin Painter Gerald Ycatts, Jimmy Dra- per, Oscar Gardner, johnny jones, Billy Hollandsworth, Jimmie Gregory 'til 118 lif- wl. V. l OO'l'B,'Xl,l, 'I'l'i.-XXI I'ir,it Rmr, l.fjf'I ln R1'igl1l: lit-vt-rly Byrd, Ronnie lfowllaes, lizuinie Htwuldin, jimmy jones Srmrn! Rum' Coacli I.lnytl vlordztn, Not-l Gilht-rt, Dong Wood, Kirk Adanis. john Svvt-zey, jimmy Gilley, Ray Disney. liuunv Nlattht-ws, Cinaelt lioh Swim ' . itll 1'j,,',-if kmlif ljnyiil Sqlirt-iluft-tit-r, l,t-t- l,t-stef. blue Lusk, li. Joyce, Gray l,al'rade, liarry Greene, Freddy liluhin, Roscoe lleyiiiiltls, l7:ivid Xltuiwltoii I'uurIli Rufzu' jot- Ciillespie, C'h:trlt-s llaslains, l rt-d Rohllins, -lohn Dyelies, jackie Xlitehell. liarry Rizer, lfugeue Cartee, lloi1ii1t'5lu'ltnti 'iflli Rfiyf-5 llgirristin 'l'urut-r, Charles Yarner, Btihhy l,ivt-rmon, Nlack lfvans, liayiie Parcell. Billy llnuldin, lfollldt' Davis Coaches Swindell and -lordan piloted the il. Y. team this season with skill and preeeption. liven though they won only one game and lost four, the boys grasped a spirit that will make them xictors of the future. 'l'hey were defeated by Andrew liewis twice, 32-6 and IQ-og Byrd defeated them 7-0. llowever, not all the Roanoke teams defeated our tl. Yfs, for the liullpups won over lllCllllIlg IS-Ii. lie must remember that the Yds lost most of their stalwarts ofthe previous season to the arsity. Again this year the .l. 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Q ws Q4 4' wif NfWffffWs4Q ew - N3fWE'k? f7vw444-Sffiwfzwf K'X i2XY3'xW3 '++ N 4 i M 44,i,1-fimgx A a4mfkiEi222f4Sf,QSgg-W 9? 453:46 fwf,JZ4Q5 Ls4g sf- :'I:ij, . .. if iff' 4 - Q W W fsmfe, 1 Q 4 ,ww fm 4. 1 1 -1 . S 4 M444 4- 451535 is ,gi 4, Q 'skim affxzffsfw-4Mi ,. - ,T gy ff? ' A X 4 '- .. ' A N, F k im :I 1 '- ' Q 23 Q3 Wee . K ,ww fig V V my 4 ga as win, 1 lfff-fl Rum, l,fjfl In Rl'-dll: 'llmiiiiy Draper. XYJIXIIL' Purcell, Gerald Yeutts, Cletus Perdue, Raven Purdy. -lim Smith Snmnl Ruse: C-meli lilllltiliill, Billy Nliteliell, xillyllllfxi Lusk, Irvin Painter, 'llmiiily Piilliniii, kIi11x11iyGi't-giwry, I,iit1QIimes, I-ilmm' limes liziselnzlll was de-emphasized and wrestling was added to the sports prcwgrziin ut Xluvzdii. The Bulldogs won tiiree games and lost seven while playing ll limited schedule. They defeated liieldule twiee :uid I I'Zllliilill futility unee. The l rz11ikli11 lfugles defeated the Bulldogs in their seermd game. 'Vile liulldugs were defeated twice by Bassett, Urewry Maison and Reidsville. rnld Yi-:ills CtlII1l'lIlVi1lIt'S next IXIHYA' while e-vzneluinu iirsl base ,limmie Gregori' izlvs the wood to the hall 'Vi l2l fi' K, . Q 3339 ff X., Y F? Apjggg A r::Ziv5Sfk'2ss,1,Q4 ' M Af 1s,exgmM.M. 39 QQ , , wa.: K? 0 wx-Q , Q V K ,153 2. 93 W5 :a:.X.rE:e.,1: A34 , ,..,,,,.: , , G gh N fx 1 f lx 1? A A K as N S ' in gi wif 5 ?- Q w H we ww 7 ' 5.3! A A...b 53, :. : , X5 V 4 K 27? a ,Q 'P' jiif ws ax W2 EL.: SWS Y Eg? I. ..,.. A li m X f Q K I A 1 , -f Q '4:'Q!:3,. , P A,,.N - I if. n' f N wifi 2 '-:::2:f,sa5sg:., wsgh :Z'Z?ff:'a- 4:2 W it fm ,mg YPA. 50 -eil. 'Aikgiek Nick, We 'a . Mx .UM fn w?'12 NQQZSSQQ 'WEPESM 'iff A gif. . S i? R 3 V qbqlgz , A ,Mmm gqgpsnlnllQll Q as 6 I fi ul. Y. B,XSIili'l'li,Xl.l. Noi-l C-illn-rt, l,:1r1'v llllfll Xliclai-x ll:uu-s, liuuuu' Clzirlg losupli l.usl4. Roscon- Rcyuolils, lommy Xl4icl':ii'l:1uil. llouuu lllzislcr, llzii'i'y'll':ulv, lin-uuvlli Xlllfllll. xlzlclgin- C1'oucl1,illQu1'y lllull. l5zu'i'y Ci1'n'e'lu', LlHZlL'll -lornliiu. Ibziviil Scllrn-ilvliulf fllrvl pictim-ill 'l'lic liull vu is followcil u H tlic successful season of llic Bullllosgs with llll almost iilculiczxl rccoril l l l . 'l'licy also lost tlu'Cc games but won only lg. as llicii' sclicplulc diilift iucluilc 20 gauucs. 'l'lic Hull pups ilispluyml zzccurzilc sliootiug zuul line L1I1LlCl'SlilIlLllIlg of tlic flimlziiiiciilxils iu ziluiosl cvcix gauuc. Xlauiy of llic liullpups :irc vzlluzilnlc future varsity uizilcrizil. llc must rciiiciiilwr llizil tliis successful scusou was lvrouglit ziluout not only by tlic luoys lnul also lui' tlicu' luis ucw coacli. l,loyLl,loi1lz1u. iilm' SllI'I'4IllI1kl4'xl lax' opposition. l,:u'rx Rini' iuznlu-s Iwo llouuii- Plzisrcr sliools :ui ziccurzm' jump slxor 121 i V if 'Nj Q lfffgx y XXNJ x X f ffys-Xfxmbxdx J N X Q 1396 W UNB ligf cfojff W W Eff k M X ADS Q, 1 5 ,f 5 3 af. X Sli 1 X f X N I SX .- N 1 I X fl X ll X X L lc' X f 'imp Q1 ,RSX as a Q ff fx'-S K I I. I Y ' fl Q qi-X 2, V 0' ' H W :Tx 12. A cf f ,LI 4 f X v RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY INCORPORATED 35 W. Main St. Phone ME 2-3441 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Sewing Marlimville, Buffett, Fielziule and Surrounding Area OF DRIVING DOWNTOWN f' WE VE NAD ENOUGH lT'S smns LIKE mess I Bus THAT mn: IT Tun Tnusu '5 sm rms A nr mom as i UNE WAY Q QQ! '-1: vw..,,,,,,,5 6 I AKE A sus 44 mfs If Martinsville Insurance Agency PROTECTION IS OUR SERVICE MORTGAGE LOANS See Ux Before You Buy Our Program Can Bc 21 Savings to You Van H. Shelton, Mgr. 624 E. Church Sr. Phone ME 2-5l9l ill 1227 :Te if fghcsflxj- 4,LT42,u-f'1JLJLfv-v.L,4QU,,L fluffy f-A44 wwfbl 47 74-fl-'4L!'Ax Z7 17C'4'0 Cf ZYQLLJM7 A wi! fwfjcff fffifwvuwq C 0112 plimelzzfy WILLIAMS READY-MIXED CONCRETE SAND AND CRUSHED STONE GRADING - EXCAVATING H. P. VUILLIAMS, 0 OFFICE PHONE ME 2-5629 7 l X r l will fl ' AU R . fy 'J Q fl X Q pd D Q dll M EWR JK ll' fl in will MMG W W gl ' Ml! ll I l' CU Rives S. Brown, Broker W Agefzlx for hw . J! Lamer Farm, Inc. W X ,IDU Qfwwjy ff yw4,w'f0V KW fda! XWWMW Developers of Forest Park S. gp lf I I J' 4 5, and Druid Hills J I ,Lf foal 44, 2 'lib 14-'X j gf' ffffVl fp!! W fiwf W 0593 'FA 74 ff' 17 5' MU fffffmff' .lmzxsow C D R S BROWN, JR. Zbcfdzffff Lili' P ,W ru a , AA 'Q' 7 , 1 A ,Ai.l ' AAA I I s , fi 'fl Isilv' f. V K 4 's 4-- H. C. LESTER, Inc Complimentf of YOUR TEXACO DEALERS ISU I WINNERS GRAB OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITY BUILT AMERICA- Thc opportunity to try your hand at anything-The opportunity to test your skill with that of your opponent on the football field- The opportunity to prepare yourself for something better-The opportunity to build for the future. Yes, opportunity is really what made America. Stalwart athletes and brilliant minds will continue to see that ours is a land of opportunity-and freedom. The Martinsville Nylon Plant E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS 8. CO., Inc. asf 1:41 51+ QQFE W gf WQQY AEN o - L my un WM f WW 5 QW 2 z 4 U Q I-Il 2 HOMES OF TOMORROW for Todaylv Living A HOME FOR EVERY BUDG Now . . . bczlutiful homes UlIVII1g-Pl1lI'lIlCL1n for fiunilics-at dramatic savings! Two-, three-, and four-bedroom styles, with complete kitchens, convenient built-ins, worlds of closet space- FCLIQIY to occupy in weeks instead of months! A DIVISION OF LESTER BROS., INC. RoANoKI2 ROAD o MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 1. -:Q I:I:a 'fi lfil iff' v , 4 Y I L ' 4 MC' K 'Llc -Y f CY1f xcf. ,gf fx.,- A FRIEND W ILM PP Comvplimentf 0 f The First National Bank of MARTINSVILLE AND HENRY COUNTY FOUR OFFICES TO SERVE YOU COLLINSVII.I.E-FIELDAI.E-MARTINSVIIIE-SOUTH OFFICE SINCE 1893 41: liars I2- BLUE RIDGE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. Di.rtri!mtor.v INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES HEAVY HARDWARE - WOODWORKING MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES Office and WGICIIOIISCS MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Other Locations: IIASSVIT VIRGINIA LENOIR, NORTH CAROI INA li fx, UMQQUAOX E! jf ml A Wsjgiqfm 935 wwyffff gr? sI LL H5555 JSULLEEPQ mx GW f M arg las :za 5,3 JL,J315m1afw,,AzaffM.wvL7f2fMJwi- 4 f2vL,l70M, 17w1M Swwfjpw L . ongvafulafions fo the Glass of ,58 ...Have a Coke Martinsville C C I B ffl g C I W by alll' lfly 0 lf' Dx ,ri Al rl A I I N il mf rv b fu 7 b I F - Sym O O progress.. X As graduation nears, let's talce a serious lool: U at the past. We see that education has Z K Q: L been largely responsible lor the progress ol ' .ui ig ' our nation. why? Education is Przoeness. , I Today - more than ever before - industry, ' , business and labor, all,lrnowkl'1e true values ol 6 1 , 4 l xg 3 a good educational system. EDUCATION 5 , continues to stand as a true symbol ol PROGRESS. , A ' 6 0 Q R ELECTRIC POWER CUMPINY w Cl obman' ji x dln0ll5 r bfedr lfe4feJ drancb -if 140 iw. 0. LARL PliRDU1i, lI7'L'.lI1ll.'l1l W. DOSS, .Sc'a'y. 6 Tren! Perdue 81 Doss Hardware Co. INCORPORATED lV'lwlcmlc mul Kumi! Complete Line of Hrmfzwzre am! Slzllyplicx 45 West Main St.-P. O. Box 768 MAR'I'lNSVll.l.li, V1RU1N1A Patterson Drug Company ff Ill fi:- Charles B. Keesee Educational Fund This Fund, established by Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Keesee, of Martins- ville, Virginia, is in a position to aid substantially a large number of boys and girls from Virginia and North Carolina who would like to be edu- cated in Virginia Baptist schools or colleges and is available to students of any denomination. Financial aid is in the form of cash grants to those students who are entering or planning to enter the Baptist ministry or to engage in specific religious work for the Baptist denomination. To all others the aid extended is in the form of cash loans to be repaid with interest at low rates. For further information, address W. R. Broaddus, jr., Secretary- Treasurer, Martinsville, Virginia. U! A FRIEND WMWJM MMM! Q l K Mic 6, gully 10035586 Doyle Ready-Mix Concrete Co. Incorporated 1llm'1imz'illu'.r Nezreft and Finext ,1lfd7Z.fi6'7Zf Plant TXWO QUALITY PRODUCTS-CONCRETE AND SERVICE PHONIESZ Mlf 1-15 1761 Olllcc Mli l-fllfil MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 901 Old Danville Road Swziorf, zvrilc your memezzlof here: Congrutzzlationsf 'IO W, , nf-. ,, TO,f,,,,, I 1,4 H ,mf To , To ,,.-.,., ,Y SALE KNITTING CO., Inc. MOSS STR EET MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA llli If Q. Aff! QV! Wy Lsfy ANK's Foon FAIR .JV fjdf . ,fwjyf . 4-1 A ara 2 C omplimemy Clams' of '58 BASSETT PRINTING CORP BASSETT, VIRGINIA Phone Bassett NA 9-2541 and NA 9-2542 M 7' PIEDMONT TRUST BANK E03 A Friendly Bank in .1 Gvflllljllfg' Clllllllllllljfflfn W. T. TURNER, INC. IN S U R A N C E TELEPHONE ME 2-5427 205 EAST MMN MAR'FlNSV1LLE, VIRGINIA ll if ' 101 Wllflli M71 . l QED Q, lifflig jig eoNG LATi ill Bryant's Sports Center lx Complete Line of Recreation Supplies PHONE ME 2-4177 ll9 EAST MAIN STREET Martinsville Virginia 7 e Church Street Grocery Fo0d.f of the Finer! Quality 618 CHURCH STREET PHONE ME 2-2122 . ' X I , X , ff A, w f . ,x ,ff A gi, , , ,J C 2 f Ld. X , -'BZ 66.7 X D7 L I X, ' K! i ka iffy TV of W WW ip it ' f' 2 fi x 7 Q I 'Cf I' , bf ,lj . 'Qt , ' 3 ZX . ,f W7 L? f ll Lx L Jr, 2 ,vi , I ,I If if I 77 I if vu, 5 V! ' V ' 'LQ 0 J . C20 if W. M. CARTIER, I'rwi!7Qn 'ffq N5 J I. , ARLAND, Viv fiilenr X ,f K lil.17,-Bsi'l'll M. DAl.'LoN, Slvrrw gy-7'rea,iur'r of Cf, QQ 16. H fa, Wg, f EP 22 MA Ev Lf I I , - 1 , R I L' . , 1? E' ?fqQ' 5 -it-V! WHOLESALE GROQ CO. I Q INCORPQRATEDCTX 'ft .I QQQQ I A9 X. K if I 4 ' f P. O. Box H22 Franklin and lihggrry Sts. k IVIARTINSVIIIIE, VIRGINIA , N KL Qggv. .JD f 4 59 , o ogy' MQ lx , vu 1 f' C 1 I ,Key f I ' I X '- Radio Stations WMVA and WMVA-- Arc proud of each and cvcry member of the l958 graduating class of Martinsville High School, and wish for each of you the hrighrcst kind of future Your N.l5,C1. Stations in Martinsville X FM x 1 I7 gr? New U 924 W A ICSLYBX X I I by A mf ,Q R by' ki Congmtulatiom to the Clam' of '58 ' r K M Gy' V Keeler Brass Co. Nwpx Xl AND J pr Weber Knapp Co. BEST WISHES TO MY MANY HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS JOHN W. YEAMAN, BROKER FONTAINE CONVERTING WORKS Incorporated Cofzgmmlatiom Clam' o f '58! Serving the Plfblif Siuue 1896 LESTER LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED Md71llfdc'I1lf6T.!' Hardwood Flooring and Mill Work We Represent and Distribute The XVurld's Best and Most Famous Building Materials 242 FRANKLIN STREET MARTINSVILLE, VA. .-I Nl, 1, vi My W ff , N U WK BilIiarcl Parlor T WX T I STILL OPEIWTZKTS IN T AST W MTW THE HUT RESTAURANT kifjigx - Good Company ig? fi, QSEZWTRQZQH bg., QERZRE SUQCE 1364 Ii lil Continental Can Company, Inc Robert Gait Divisiiiii Martinsville Shipping Container Plant Post Office Box H52 MARTINSVIIIE, VIRGINIA Telepl iimi ie ME 2-2177 or LD-lOl STYLE AT A MODERATE PRICE Tfclffffffllldf - Modern - Period Fzmzitfzre 41: lil ifi' C on gmtzzlazfiom Gravely Furniture Co., Inc MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Bridge Street Motors, Inc. LINCOLN - MERCURY S4161 and Service FIRESTONE TIRE DISTRIBUTOR OFFICE AND SALES: PHONE ME 2-3455 I5 VIRGINIA CAB All Cabs Radio Dispatched Dial ME 2-34'l'I RENT A U-DRIVE-IT Lum! and One-Wffzy Tmilerr CQA RS--TR l YCKS-WUTI LITY TR AILERQ SMALL and LARGE TRACITORS I v Brmd Srrccr 16 W Mun Strut Martinsville, Virginia Co111f7fil11c'11l.i' Hooker Window Company al l5:i 311- ' V K . v fK.0.zxlQf-15 up-e.f W U MH?-L mov' - Lfwvv I vpw CMU, .cw Mqxkyxg ggkilwc-Q .r 'fK-Q,kQ,LN' - Jfklbfilgio 1 Beit WiJ'be.s' to the Clam' of 1958 I f Cfilcvav Cxkxiifl 35510, JAM, 0531612 100-cu2,Q, -H W Christ Episcopal Church D511 CLQSQ Ovo. Ouo Y.f55LL, CLLC plume- QWQQ milk N 'N C 'U 'f' ' avacf iwgky 6LQwQ4 I 'CABG-m,vL,LlLj C072g7'clfLllLlli072J' ,.., 10 the SENIOR CLASS Virginia Mirror Company MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA County-City Laundry Corp SANITONE DRY CLEANERS 755 Church Street Rug Clefznizzg - Storage Fuller Tire Company, Inc. IH West Church Street B. F. GOODRICH TUBELESS TIRES PHONE ME 2-6815 Leggetl s Department Store THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY C lo1aMAN BLDC PHONF ME 2-3488 122 EAST MAIN But ll iflacr ffflllly GRAVLS CORKY AND ALL THE GANG! We are pleased to quote Miss Lynda Wyzitt, President of FBLA, on the splen- did performance of the UNDERWOOD Typewriter, which she used for the past three years in the Business Department of Martinsville High School: I Think the Underwood with The Golden Touch has made it possible for me to do better work in my business course . . . with nearer, quicker transcription and with less fatigue. I hope to have an Underwood Typewriter for my personal use after graduation. MARTINSVILLE OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 5 3 Main Street Everything, for Your Office Efficiency and Convenience IST If VIRGINIA BLOWER COMPANY Heating 84 Air Conditioning Specialists Box 215, Collinsville, Virginia CHAMBERLAINS, Inc. Men's Clothing 25 East Church Street Martinsville, Va. Cmzzplimenir of Helena's Beauty Shop Complimentr of TROXLER FURNITURE CO INCORPORATED Midway Furniture Company, Inc. Midway Bottled Gas Co., Inc. FULCHER'S Gulf Service Station Collinsville, virginia Phone MI Mlsl YZ4 Memorial Boulevard 1 Phone Ml: .Z-414-1 Martinsville, Vu LOANS UP TO ssrooroo MCCOLLUM-FERRELL 3 is the name for fine shoes in Martinsville HOME FINANCE AND SMALL LOAN CORP. Auto Sales 81 Body Company USED CARS Body 84 Fender Work 24-Hour Wrecker Service 1106 Memorial Blvd. PHONE ME 2-9774 USED AUTO PARTS Roanoke Road Behind Georges Tire Co. PHONE ME 2-4844 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA eil 158 Eze PANNILL KNITTING COMPANY, Inc. CUllIf7lf1l1L'7lf.I of ZENTMEYER COAL AND OIL COMPANY A IIVf1rm llnmv is .z Ilfzpfvj' Hume :Ol ISRIDC I SIRI FT PHONE ME 2-6 FROST 81 COMPANY, Inc. 1uNf-'NE' IHUUGEES 5 XXfulnur Street M ll V 2, CONGRATULATIONS ZENTMEYER DRY CLEANING CO. 100 College Phone ME 2-822 Novelty Furniture Corp. Manufacturers of NOVELTY FURNITURE SINCE 1929 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA WARREN'S DRIVE-IN CURB AND TABLE SERVICE HICKORY COOKED PIT BAR-B-Q Highway 220-One Mile North of Town Bert Wi.rbe.r MARTI NSVI LLE NOVELTY H0 Complimentf of RED TRUCKING LINE, INC. For Quick Service Ship By Truck PHONIQ M12 2-927.2 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA LEE TELEPHONE COMPANY Through Service We Grow BEAVER HILLS G-OLF COURSE CONC,'RA'l'ULA'l'1ONS. CLASS OF '58 R. P. THOMAS TRUCKING CO. Danville Rd. Phone ME 2-5659 I l , ri I ,. 'I .7Q4-T1-4 'QJXZXIIZ , I Z4-54 . v-Q-f?,-+l- I - Cf U' , 'SK57 , ff X f'f3,?j-!1,j1L?tf4L,t,A 4 ,Z1 N f , ' xx X L,A ,li If5,. Q4 , Q17 64' ' I .1 A X .X , W-ff -,I , X , ?Q z I fffwf ww X 11 xl! 7 J il- X fl! F , , - f -f , 'V 1 .fr ' 971 ' f!07f6,X6f H ' XXAZQ I Inteficction Rggrdes 220 and 58 4 M491 E365 A M144 MK 7. . 7 ff 57' , f 18.1 fwff,-pffffj I , f? SOUTHERN BA K or co E ci A +3 The Friendly Bank Corner of Walnllt and Main St. MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Member of F. D. I. C. CCOPER 81 RATCLIFF SELF-SERVICE GROCERY COLLINSVILLE RIVER ROAD WARWICK SHULTZ AND ORCHESTRA HfVI6Z'l!6lhijJ Fmforiteu PHONE ME 8-7318 OR ME 2-2668 AEE 41: 1152 li? I I 'fi ' C I .. tv 1,34 ' I ' In 1.1 Co114gr41tr4lf11if111.i' JDJ Bw! 'Il7i5Zit'5 , r I ' to flag' 'I , Cffzfmr of '58 i,.l0l-IN sMm-i, Wholesaler 1 f JXP' 1 1. ROSELAWN BURIAL PARK MAR'I'INSVII.I.If, VIRGINIA Burroughs-White Chevrolet Corporation .?..f-- M:- SALIJS IQHEVROEQZ SIiRl lCIi TQ. Vriil We Service :ill Makes nf Cars and Trucks Phones: Parts amd Service ME 2-98513 Ofhce ME 2-5681 Cfongmzzzlatimzi' tmtl Bart ll 'i.rhe.f to a Fine Clan FAGG'S DRUG STORE Frier1afly Service PHONE ME 2-3103 Comer Church and Walrmtit Streets Martinsville, Virginia its.: :ii www ,Ajkbjxs Lvs-Quo Q..u-efpcv-LY-2-L C56--Pb v.4Af9-MAL' E-w-fqcbptxkkb-Q' Lauri' 'Maxi 0+ Cx MAT game Clamp WWW! ,M scemwms TVMARK-ECl'k919'Q' 4 4 gave Dajlam Im: Pennies X Vbckfq-xy T9-ftC'L- S HOME-OWN D ar1t3h5PERATED NX ' FQEE EI STREET K MARTI SVILLE, VIRGINIA GL i E WEE cl f E of ' gjvefz C. h A A ,A I ' - 6 O'-fV C'A 'fb UJJ- Wumj 3817 MEMORIAL LVD. 'D 7 63,4- ,fm,94,,1,M,7X ME 9so M to H R-QWM 5 ups-and sum WS Q MMM., 5335 Q-ww - U4 . f-rvxj.. EX'1Qf STUART EN E 'T 2 mumnce or Every Need X75 :, 1 ,LJJ-d,4,CoMPGrd.E.bIJfs OF A KVATQT - 52 WEST MAIN STREET HONES ME 2-3114 OR ME 2-4042 f' QUAD W-9-QA A4-J 7.sm.,, L-1. XL WEE? YY mi, Q, 7 Holm ETT IST :Burma COMPANY Inc I U af SVI CT Ollflf lfyi 03.110 C' HIHPZ. ue C ' DVI C 12 M A' R ku T Blfild DZ 'u, M 7176? .Q-.ax-3 5 'T ' FFV Cookies and Crackers ,wdnett Cookies z: jacks Cookies A Lo:1TBrand SUg?1LFW8f6fS :zcilesfzodernffftga Bars K wtf VM? VW? 0440 My few WMU QS' :Xiao-44 o.. E ML lI X1w1 Hvflcr' Afrlrmlnfzilui rm' Hffill. Hxfirlf will 13llilCl,1vl7C'N1 WYATT BUICK SALES COMPANY -I, EDWIN RILHARDSON, Farmer umf Manager PHONE MI2 2-9759 614 West Church Srreet Martinsville, Virginia Come join the G.n1g. ' F L0 Y D ' S FOUNTAIN SERVICE Scalar Smulwicber Ill CLEVELAND AVENUE MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA GARDN ER BROTH ERS DQDGE - PLYMQUTH MARTINSVILLE BOWLING CENTER BEN BEST, Profzrielnr Meet Your Friemli at the Bozvling Center MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA J ' I-. 1: H15 ,- J 1 I LV I L ,R L, 32 W VY WL I I COMPLIMENISY Y Q I -V91 Vw Nglxfy AMERICAN TRUCK 81 BODY CO. Af Q I A TKIN M 'sviI1e's Style ' er For Men Xi 3' COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH YOUTH CHOIR Expert XY'arch and jewelry Repair 1 r2?.k5Lf ,F ' 15 'Z I Qjli? --5 KC Q Wk' M If-YGLL c3oNoRATU1,AT1oNs, CLASS OF '58 dy VS-Ze? J, '-QQ? STANDARD GARMENTS, INC. X COMPLIMENTS OF T. J. BURCH FRANK'S FOOD FAIR SHOP AT FRANK'S AND SAVE C nmplimentf Of GLENN-MINNICH HI SCHOOL SHOP ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Willa, MWA efvxx IKM PSM Jllkv. QLAAULLQA MJ DKK, Grwm W 6,43 ' ml YN ' A11l'dV,f Good S8fl'iL' , Www ww I . lux SYM AW VW! MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA arrow MITCH ELL EDSEL CORPORATION Amermz'.r Newer! Car COLLINSVILLE, VIRGINIA RIDDLE OLDSMOBILE CORPORATION C. E. RIDDLE, Preridenl and General Manager AUTOMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE PHONES ME 2-2253 - ME 2-5101 - ME 2-4496 708 Memorial Boulevard P. O. Box 2225 Martinsville, Virginia CAHILL INSURANCE AGENCY 1KE cAHILL NAN CAHILL AUTO - FIRE - LIFE - HOSPITALIZATION 51M Main Street Phone ME 2-9720 I . f 7 .'-,' f A., . ' 4- '7 '-- ' Q , I V f - L. . . State Farm Mlutual Ihsurahce Companies I J , - ,' AUTO! FIREW LIFE ' ' ' ', . 1 ' ' ISIXVE -UP TO zm 'ON YOUR AUTO INSURANCE I G. li. S'I'IfGAI.I, -1. MELVISJ WYATT' I. 12. CTONYIJI g'1'l5GAIII. I6 Church Street - Across from the Post Ofhcc Phone ME 2-4241 kr, I . COMPLIMENTS OF ,, , CHATHAM HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH R. S. ORRELL, Pfmor BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. IDIJIJONT Roma PHONE ME 2-97-17 MARTINSVILLE SCRAP IRON 8. METAL CO. Steel to Order for Homer and Buildings PHONE ME 8-8294 Roanoke Highway in Villa Heights MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 44 Ili!! Is? 157 4- ff 427 f r , , 7 if Z, ,Mjaavt-jazkljj .-1.42 ziffci fy, J 7'j-Wlgfl-ff Maui' 'WC-f 70497 f-ffzwgi ,I-C-f,fwj42,w, if LEST SBROTHE s s PPL 4 X ' M- fff4x.f-ff-! ff'4fC'For EE?16Myef We ave the One-Stop Service r t J l g jail! asuiq.xg,g1yKI1 'on any jab too s all or too ,ar e. ,I ' H 56C,4'!Z Zl liome corigifnction, If NW . fav-L Z! ,-ZGZZIQ SA-22' ' 'Zw'1, ,C JQ a ' K 9 ' 4 'i ff , xg 04lgOANOKE HIGHWAY PHONES ME 2-5673 D ME 2-5671 1 gf' iNf,,E76'Cf fig? JY Cgfu- X M222-LYOSZQ'-ff' 2?Z57g,,. z in iz f kv fi ffpf -ff'4f'f 'f ff ff ' 'Sa KEARFOTT'S DRUGS , X f in grf-1-Qrcssl PT ,1-Av' -f' On the Sauare, Martinsville, Virginia Phone ME 2-3414 NZ L f 1,4-QQ C-il14.fL,c,,,Z 512,,,T,Z'-,L ac' an X -iffqpl, Ej,ffQ-ac XLMLL'-----ffadflzg -f664 7f'Q 9464-V' ANGL NS V SERVICE ,, I. E? Q ,41J-L..f- Z6 f6'6C fi fbi, WMD 'S ' MAGNAVQX HI-FIDELITY 7 f ff X75 Z C,-7,26-ZFHEVI A IOTAQLQNQG ! I ,g Dial ME 2-9194 awffflfy 752 Zrrcjinf J 47 Y ,ff65'1'f5?' 51' ag, ff-cf' 7 TIME -WQRLD c RPORATION THE BEST STUDENTS ARE T E BEST-INFORMED STUDENTS! Weep 1bre1sr of he I . , ifvgc A c c'44!K!7tq 'f ' THE ROANOKE TIMES 4, ,fi ff 4 2-- nf,Q2,C, X? 1, Daily and Sunday W 4 ,iflfmhf 1mnf1n-Nsmi'4P-Lfwff I .ff-7-L Eau Weekclagf' 14ifl67'7Z0Ul7 M 2 WW' AZ.. 9 CIHliRc:H ST. PHONE ME 2-917 Clongrurulurions to the Class of '58 8 CHILDRESS-WEST, Inc. REAI, ESTATE - INSURANCE Sl'I'I'fl'L', Our Mm! Imjmrtallt Prrnllld 25 Broad Street M11rtinsvillc,Virginii1 ADAMS GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING PHONE ME 2-4259 Henderson 8. Henderson REALTORS AND INSURANCE Villa Heights Corporation Cir-1' Cfl7lI'C'71fC7IL'L'.l in tba Crzznzlryn PHONE ME 8-8220 Coble Dairy Products Corporation, Inc. PHONE ME 2-5163 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company IEMORY nl. XXfll.S0N,Sf7c'L'f41f Again RONK TV SERVICE TV AND RADIO REPAIR 30 Fayerrc Srrccr PHONE ME 2-4428 -i -i Xe iD,,Xug x ' 1 xg in lm ww e Wy J WXMQQ b K H N57 -YL-Zfgxagk L-L x Vvx. we ' APPLIANCE COMPA Y e- , ' , Q - Me C0:,q,a,:,:z:if ew Mfg 0-Q ' wx XL-I , KW: SI'TSvI:lTlRSERY 'C W NM '2'V'L93L'V CfN'XME 2-9523 ' P.0.Bx2O563M 'nvil V' 'ia - ,X r b Shu-g Lk K o mam 5 MSU QAM il 4 1-Q.2 ff kifw K XComplimentJ of CP VU' L f , lwwbf FYIQITH C0mTRUCeee1I0W D Virgnia' A-vgge . - 4 Q5 L INSX3i.LE,VIRGINI?XXu .Qfixa PHONE MI 7-4501 X F SQLNDQX r1:QQk.Q fl Tzube we Qievws, C'-vgfx Kleen CAE N N , , A -ZZ? -f If W M, E we M in IN W AliiJ5Lg3ZN ASSOCIQLLON afbfwb' 441-L XXL-.1 will SALE gyvQ1,1 Garrett Dry Cleaners . V ' - Us 3 If OJ REYN0LwA RADI9 TV LJ J 4 WW 5 ' DONE-DAxe7'sTERv1cE3N REQUESEMNW I Qgsbme Wwxggron Time xr 1, - 12:32 ME 2-2811 CM Qgvhdyl' +5 142 31? N S L+ we A - J LWM4 QSM 77 iwg-MQ 19 . lii'erylZ11ng for fbe Office DIAL ME Z-5241 SERVICE PRINTING We Make Rubber Slumpf' 20 Britlge Street Martinsville, Virginia .f . , g Y ELKIN'S RUG 81 FURNITURE CO. ARROW EXTERMINATORS Greetings from the BARGAIN CENTER The Store of KRAZY Prices Payette Street Martinsville, Virginia L OLD DOMINION BOX COMPANY, Inc. Box of Distinctimn CAN NADAY'S RESTAURANT VIRGINIA CLEANERS 946 Starling Ave. DIAL ME Z-5102 Martinsville, Virginia Wie TRY To P1.12Asl5 L. GREEN COMPANY ON THE SQUARE C ongmtulatio in Clan 0 f '5 8 STANLEY W. BOWLES CONTRACTOR New Roanoke Rd, Phone ME 2-3446 Clover Creamery Company Complete Line of Dairy Products Route 220 North, Roanoke Road Phone ME 2-45 87 Piedmont Service Station Auto Parts 81 Supplies Steve L. Mitchell, Owner 107 W. Church St. Phone ME 2-5666 Martinsville, Virginia Complimerztr of Sealfert Boaz Dairy Products, lnc. Collinsville, Virginia HITE TILE COMPANY Come to See Us PHONE MI 7-5641 9 EFFORD' CN JEWELERS Q A3 +12 17i lie if x I I M Sill 1l,r'I f11'nrile In 1 I fl liusr Mu' rrcu I Lawson's Decorator Shop it W U7'lglrZflllclfi0lI.l' Clu.i.r of '58 PARK-MOR DRIVE IN Dining, Room and Curb Service Memorial Houlcvnril Phone ME 2-9590 Complimevzrf of Martinsville Granite 81 Marble Company IIl0 S. Memorial Blvd. DIAL ME 2-4107 RICH OIL SALES, Inc. RIVES THEATER lDi,rzrib1zzor.i' Diul ME 2-4 l 59 P. O. Box 1008 C- C'Ulllf7!i7ll6'llf.l' The House of Quality Ma1rrinsvillc,Virginiz1 BLANCHE'S SHOPPE 4.1 my ITS Q21 X gww If I A ,V , U4 J lhgflg, VJ -P A Iv b ,Jf cf 1 W I It W, X i Nj, I- WWI U I 1 fl A ,NVE o H TV sERvIcE COMPANY 'Wil Wx Quick? ,i 6 er, ape? 529 Memorial Boulevard ME 2-4938 NR f ,Id iq ep d' Owner-Curtis jones TI IT, .7 W SOUTH ESTERN M A VIRGINIA GAS CO' CHATHAM HEIGHTS A co IO Church Street Martinsville, Virginia MO Highways 57 81 58 Stafford Eanes, Prop. Phone ME S-7290 sHuMATE FURNITURE F- B- H -'- IOS Railroad Street COMPANY Specialist in Home Modifications MARTINSVILLE PRINTING CO. ' ' C'onIIIIerI'i:Il Printers Office Supplies Marhnsvllle Block company 21-23 Fayette Street DIAL ME 2-2263 MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA '1ti'IiZxueF MARTINSVILLE HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. THE REBEL Complete Line of Hardware Supplies Pittsburgh Paints-Westinghouse Appliances MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA MYERS GENERAL TIRE 1-HE SERVICE l 107 Memorial Boulevard Phone ME 2-Bl ' 103 Martinsville, Va. Kraft System Recapping SHOE HOSPITAL 15 West Main Street TAY LOR BROTHERS Friendly Shoe Repair Service Complimentr of BLUE RIDGE AIRWAYS J0YCE'5 BARBER 5H0p . Student Instruction For Better Service Charter Flights Sight-Seeing Rides Phone ME 2-4705 THE BBY I H0 SHOP EAGLES SANDWICH SHOP Toys-MODELS-Hobby Supplies I2 Bridge Street North B ridge Street Dial ME 2-4232 eil 1715 IIE Snow's Sandwich Shop Mismoami. BUULEVARD J. C. WOOLDRIDGE, Inc. Moving-Packing-Crating-Storage Memorial Blvd. Martinsville, Virginia STONE FUNERAL HOME N33 Smlllivi' Mi' . hlallilunillc. Yu I4 lllll R lflllil IAXNK l'. hI'.RX ll lx AIR L'UNlll'l'l0NI'1lJ WOXYCIICN-liQUlPl'lilJ l'IIU'Xl . NIIC 1 fvwfv Main St. Barber Shop Expert on Flattops WiIson's Antique Shop IXIIQ. R. INT. Ivilsun, Urwnfr 1103 Chatham Heights, Route 57 Phone MII 2-5561 Cnmplimerltr of GRAVES SUPPLY CO., Inc. Cnnlpfillzerllx nf FAIRYSTONE MOTEL Cfmzplimentx of BARBOUR CADILLAC CU. Love 81 Thompson Market Chatham Hgts. Martinsville, Va. HURD ELECTRIC SUPPLY ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE ER I E THORNTON'S BAKERY S V C -328--150 South Memorial Boulevard Martinsville, Virginia ME Z-31 ll GRINDSTAFF'S CITIES SERVICE STATION Rt. 220 and Fayette St. Memorial Blvd. Martinsville, Virginia Phone Ml? 2-1953 Parker's Laundry Service 942 STARLING PHONE ME 2-5952 HARRY NUNN GROCERIES mi L '25g,. W. H. WILLIAMS PLUMBING COMPANY d Treat Your Stomach-Eat At dh COAL CO. SUGAR'S HONORE For the Best in Flowers call MilIinery-Jewelry-Sportswear S Costume Dresses 58 W. Main St. Phone Day ME 2-6969 6 WALNUT STREET Night ME 2-5556 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '58 American Dry Cleaners GILBERT BEAUTY SALON ME 2-2529 DRAPER'S BARBER SHOP The OLDEST and the BEST 3592 Church Street FINNEY 8. PAYNE BROOKS R. LEAVITT BOULEVARD ESSO STATION d 1 Memorial Boulevard Martinsville, Va. Real Estate an Insurance ME 2-6982 H. C. WADE SHEET METAL ' ' WORKS Rlmmers Jewelry Store 11 North Bridge Street New Danville Rd. ME 2-2606 Phone ME 2-6166 JONES BARBER SHOP Du Pont Road Phone ME 2-2100 HEINER'S TOTS 8. TEENS Wearing Apparel for Infants and Teens l02 East Main Street Phone ME 2-2755 .1-I 'di me sz.- M f MM DMEM M cw Qin IiWj,L VQJWQNXUV WZ, JM Q JW ,vwviowydls SPENCER STUDIO WMM XLg .l!37l171g by Appoi1zt71zQ M f Johnson's Radiator Works Expert Radiator Repairing FOR RENT! 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'XNIIA ANIC IIARRICR: 'l'reasurer I resIi1nan Class, Secre- tary Silpluiiiuwe Class, Vice Presitlent .lunior Class. I . ll. A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Presitlent 3. S. C. A. 2, 3. Secretary 1, Yiee Presitlent 3. lfnrlcrr Reporter 2, junior IitlIllt'Ill1lIil'l'SI Degree 2, Cltapter I . II. A. Degree 3, D. I'i. Club 4. ,IiI't'ZlSlII't'I' 4. IlI'GII GARY ISARROW: Itlantl I, 2, 3, 4, IIlIl'ZLIllllI'2lI Soft' ball I, Iiasltetball 1. District VI Xlusic Award 2. PICGUY lI'iAN ISI..-NIR: Science Cl11b 1, I.ibrar1' Club 2, Alplia 'I'ri Ilihli 1, I . II. A. 2, 3, Reporter 3, Aniiual Stall' 4, Class I'i1litfir 4, I.atin Club 3,LIllI1I11l' I'IHlllL'IllLlIiL'l'S' Degree 2, D. I'i. Club 4. Publicity Director 4. Vlunior Yarsitv Ilasketball 1. I'll.l.I'1N -lOYCI'1 ISUCOCR: Art Club 1, S. C. A. 1. 2, 3, 4, I . Il. I.. A. 2, 3, 4, I . 'I'. A. 3. 4. Secretary 4. V. D. 'I'. 4 NlAliI.l'1jl'1ANI'1'I'I'I'1 ISUWICN: I.ibrary Club 1, 2. I . ll. A. 1, Alpha lri Ili-W 2, I'. Ii. I.. A. 2. 3, Unieua Ir1 Ili-X 3, Ilusiness Stall, Alllllllll 3, D. D. Club 4. XRTXIAN PAGIC IIOYICR: ,Iunior Varsity I o-ttball 1. 2, -luuiur Varsity Iiasl-:etball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3. I'il.SII'i AIANIC ISRIXI: D. Ii. Club 4. IlI'i'I I'Y ANN IIRIICR: I . II. A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Dra- luaties Club 2, 3, 4, I . li. I.. A. 3. 4, -luniiir IIUIIICIIIIIIQCVSI Dergree 3, Aluiiior Play, Senior Play. ICI.IZAIiI'I'I'Il WIANIC IiRYAN'l': I . II. A. 1, I . IS. I.. A. 2, D. U. Club 4, Reporter 4, l.ibrary Club 4, Art Club 4, Senior Play. SANDRA I'iS'I'I'1l.l.I'i IiRYAN'l': Secretary I'iI'CSI1Ill21Il Class. SIII Secretary Sopluuuure Class. l rencI1 Club 1, 2, Draniatics Club 1, 2, Alplialri IlifY 2, S. C. A. l, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, All-State Iiancl 3, All-State Reading Baml 3, Nlusic I estival Awartl 2, Book Club Awartl 2, lfurkrr 3, 4, Choir ,. ,. fiirls l'.nsi-inble 3. 3- 4. RI.I'iY A. CANNADAY: Spanish Club 2, I . Ii. I.. A. 3, 4, lfarl.'f'r Stall 4, Art Club 4. S'l'I'Il'IIl'lN CAN'l'UR: D. Iii. Club 3, 4. XIYRA I'1I.IZAl3I'l'I'Il CARPICR: Alpha 'I'ri-Ili-Y 1, 2, I Yice Iresitleut 2, Oniega 'I'ri Ili-I 3, 4, lresitlent 4. junior Yar-ily Clieerleuuler 1, 2. Varsity Cbeerleatler 3. 4, Ileatl Clieerleatler 3, Nlutlel General Assembly 2, 3, iIDI'llIllIlllCS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanisli Club l, 2, Prenclt Club 3. 4, Yice Presitlent 3, Girls' State 4. 'Iliespiwan 3, 4. luniur Play, Senior Play, Annual Ifeature Itelitor 4, Yfarlcrr Reporter 4. One-Act Play 4. Quill HHLI 5CfUII 4. Ifrirensics 4, llaslietball Ilinnecoinini- Attentlant. SI'l'i I5AII.I'iY CIIAPAIAN: Iil'1llll1l.TICS Club 1, 3, Science Club 1, Alplia 'l'ri Ili-Y 1, Oinega 'I'ri Ili-Y 4, Yice Presi- tlent 4. Clioir 1. 3. 4. Yice President 3. Secretary 4, ltirencb Club 3, -Iunior Play. l'A'I'RlClA II.I'iNI'I COI.I.INS: D. 0. Club 4, Vice Presi1Ient 4. AI.I5I'iR'l' AI.I.I'ilNl CONII l'ON: S. C. A. 2, 3,.lll11ItvlAYlI.I'SIl3' l i1otball 2. Annual Business Statl 4, ,lunior Play. GRACIC MARIA COOPICR: Spanish Club 1. 2, Alplia 'I'1'i Ili-Y 1, 2, Omega 'I'ri Ili-Y 3, 4, I.ibrary Club 1, Science Club 2, 3, I . II. A. 3, I rencIi Club 3, 4, Drauiatics Club 4, Barlffr Stall 4. INA RL I'H CUOPICR: I . II. A. 1, 2, 3, Historian 3, Intra- mural Softball 1, Art Club 2, 4, Drainatics Cl11b 2, 3, 4, I . li. I.. A. 3, Ifarlcfr Staff 4, .lunitir Play, Senior Play. NAONII IICAN COOPICR: I'Il'l'llCll Club 1, I . B. I.. A. 2, D.l'1. Club 3, 4, Art Club 4. ICARI. WIl.I 0RD CURNS: D. O. Club 4. PIEGGY SUIC COIISON: D. 0. Club 3, 4, Presid t-11 1 4. RICHARD RILNNIi'l'H CRAIG: D. Ii. Club 3, 4. ROliI'IR'l' ICCGICNIC CRAIG SIIICLISY jl'1AN CL'S'I'IiR: I . li. I.. A. 2, 3, 4. AI alia 'I'ri I Ili-Y 2. I.ibrary Club 2, D. li. Club 4, I'II'L'IlCII Club 4, Science Club 4. Draniatics Club 4. jANl'i'I' ANN DICAI.: I.atin Cl11b 2, Draniatics Club 3, 4. I . I5. I.. A. 4, ls'arl.'fr Stall 4, Choir 3, Science Club 2. Pllll. BARRY D1fI.ANCI'IY: Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2, 3, liantl 3, 4, All-State Band 3, Ifarkfr Reporter 3. 'l'rack 3. NIANIICS DONALD DICNIQINS: Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Ifrencli Club 3, Annual Business Staff 4. ISRICNDA ANNE DII.I.ON: Alpha 'I'ri Hi-Y 1. 2, President 2.OlIlCg1L'III'I Hi-Y 3, 4. I.atin Club 2, S. C. A. 2, FITIICII CIIIID 3. 4, Secretary 4, Correspoitsing Secretary Ufcil1lL'l.!1l 'I'ri Ili-Y 4, Drainatics Club 4, Barker Stall 3, 4, Managing lftlitor 4, District Hi-Y Convention 3. Girls, State 4, I . II. A. 4, junior Play. RONALD SCO'I'l' DUDSON: lransferretl from Chatbani, Yi1'gi11iu. 4, Choir 4. -lI'I.IA I'iI.UISli DOOLIN: Latin Club 2, I . II. A. 1, 3, D. I'i. Cl11b 4, Science Club l, Spanish Club 3, ,luniur YRll'SllY Basketball 1. ' .IAKIISS EDWARD DRAPICR: Art Club 3, Nlonograui Club 4, Vice President 4, V. Football l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Y. Baslcetball 1, Baseball 2, 3. wal 183 is Seiiior Statistics MARION RUTH DREWRY: Al ha Tri Hi-Y I 2 ' e p , , Vic President 2, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4, Dra- matics Club I, French Club 3, 4, President 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Science Club 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, S. C. A. Convention 3, Model General Assembly 3, Barker Circu- lation Manager 4, Football Homecoming Attendant 4. DANIEL HARDEN DYER: Capital District Key Club 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant Governor at District Dey Club 3, Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Barker Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Vice President of Key Club 3, Vice President of French Club 3, Circulation Manager of Annual 4. ELLEN CAROL EGGLESTON: Vice President Freshman Class, Science Club I, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Annual Typist 4. JOE NEWMAN ENGLE: Junior Varsity Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, Boys' State 4, Junior Play, Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4, Choir 3, 4, S. C. A. 3. ROBERT CBobj JAMES FAGG, JR.: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, Junior Varsity Football 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play. RUTH GRAY FINNEY: F. H. A. I, 2, Library club 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4. THOMAS GARNETT FINNEY: Art Club 2, Science Club 3, 4, Arts and Crafts Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. LARRY AlcGHEE FLEMING: D. E. Club. SHIRLEY MARIE FRAZIER: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, F. B. I.. A. 2, 3, 4, Alpha Tri Hi-Y 2, D. O. Club 4. YVONNE FRYE: F. H. A. I, Spanish Club 2, 3, Art Club 3, 4, F. N. C. 3, 4, Treasurer 4. GARY A. FUSFELD: Dramatics Club I, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Band I, 3, 4, Science Club 2, French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, junior Play, Art Club 3, Thespian 3, 4, Barker Advertising Manager 4, Annual Business Staff 4, Senior Play. CLAUDE OSCAR GARDNER: Transferred from Bassett 4, Varsity Football 4. JIIXIMIE HAROLD GREGORY: Vice President Sopho- more Class, President Freshman Class, President of Junior Class, S. C. A. 3, 4. President 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3, Barker Staff Sports Editor 4, Most Valuable Player Football Award 4. OVERTON HENRY GREGORY: Radio Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Annual Business Staff 4. HAROLD LEE GRIGGS, JR.: Arts and Crafts Club 2, Band 2, 3, D. E. 4. sir ui GEORGE ANDREW GROGAN: Arts and Crafts Club 2, Art Club I, 4, French Club 3, 4, Boys' Hi-Y 4, Barker 4. junior Varsity Cheerleader I. BARBARA RAE GRUNDY: Spanish Club I, 2, French Club 3, 4, Barker 3, 4, Art Club I, Alpha Tri Hi-Y 2, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Art Director 4. ALLEN NATHANIAL GUSTIN: Key Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Junior Play, Key Club President 4, Senior Play. WALTER HUGH HAGOOD, -IR.: Transferred from Dan- ville, Spanish Club 4, Boys' Hi-Y 4. BARBARA ANN HALEY: F. H. A. I, 2, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, D. E. Club 4, Secretary 4, Junior Homemakers' Degree 3. CURTIS WAYNE HAMILTON KATHRYN NEIL HANCOCK: Alpha Tri Hi-Y I, F. H. A. I, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretar5 3, F. N. A. 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Art Club 4. LYNDA MAE HARDY: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Dramatics Club 2, Spanish Club 3, junior Play, Choir 4. GERALD LEE HARRIS: Band I, 2, 3, 4, First Place in Mechanical Drawing 3, Track 3. XIINNIE BROWN HART: Alpha Tri Hi-Y I, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 4, Science Club I, Latin Club 2, Secretary 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Prose First Place, Junior Play, Senior Play, F. T. A. 4, Barker 4, Annual Feature Editor 4. ROBERT HENRY HASKELL, III: French Club 2, Bar- ker and Annual Photographer 2, 3, Barkzr Staff 3, 4, Co- Editor 4, Choir 4. CAROLYN PAYE HAYNES: F. H. A. 2, F. B. L. A. 3, 4. RUSSELL R. HAYNES, JR.: science Club 3. CHARLES HENDERSON: Football r, D. E. Club 3, Boys' Hi-Y. IRMA JUNE HERNIES: Latin Club 2, Dramatics Club I, 3, 4, Alpha Tri Hi-Y I, Junior Varsity Basketball I, Third in Chemistry Science Fair I, Second in Chemistry Science Fair 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Girls' Ensemble 4, Annual Administration Co- Editor 4. SAMUEL FERGUSON HOLCOMB: Boys' Hi-Y 2, Arts and Crafts 2, 3, Junior Varsity Football 2, 3, Stage Crew 3. WILLIAM EDWARD HOLLANDSWORTH: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball I, Boys' Hi-Y 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Treasurer of Monogram Club 4, Latin Club Treas. 3, ISL lm- Senior Statistics BRICNIJA IVAYIC IICGIIICS: I . Il. A. I, Alpha 'I'ri Ili-Y I. 2, I.ibrary Club 2, I . B. I.. A. 2, 3, 4 I . T. A. 4, Choir 4. CIlARl.O'I'l'l'i ANNIC IICIJSON: I.ibrary Club I, Alpha 'I'ri Ili-Y I, 2, Correspontling Secretary 2, I . II. A. 2. junior Ilonietnal-ters Ilepzree 2, Omega 'I'ri Ili-Y 3. I . B. I.. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Presitlent 4, I.eatlers' Degree. Il.ZI'i AIIRGICNS: l.alin Club 2, I . 'I', A. 2, 4, I,llI'IIilIIll'IllZlI'IllIl 4, Science Club 2, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 4, Ii. Is. I.. .it 4. CARROI.I. jOIINS'I'ON: I ootballl2, Spanish Club 4, Choir 4. GICORGIC LOUIS jONI'iS, jR.: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, I,atin Club 2, Presiclent 2, junior Varsity Football 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Presitlent 3, 4, Boys' Ili-Y 4, Nlonograin Club 4. AIOIINNY l.l'IWlS jONI'iS: junior Varsity Football I, 2. Varsity Ifiiotlwall 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, junior Varisty Basketball I, 2, Track 3, Wrestling 3, Buys' Ili-Y 2, 3, junior Play, Alonoigrani Club 4, Presitlent 4. Annual Sports' Iftlitrir 4, District Science Iiair 3, 4. jAXII'lS ICDWARIJ Iil'II.I.AXI, jR.: Alanager of Varsity Basketball 'Il-ani I, IJ. li. Club 4. j ANIICS IJl7GAI.IJ KIRK: Bantl I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presitlent 3, Intramural Softball I, I.atin Club 3, Presitlent 3, S. C. A. 3, 'I'ri-asurer of Senior Class. jLiI.lA ANN IQNIGIII: 'IiI'1lIlSI-t'l'l'L'kl frinu Critz, Va. 2, I . B. I.. A. 2, 3, 4. I'1lJl'I'Il jANI'1 IiNU'l l': Alpha 'l'ri Ili-Y I, 2, I.atin Club 2, Oint-ga. 'l'ri Ili-Y 3, I . B. I.. A. 3, 4, District Regional Repoi-ter 4, 'l'rr-asurer 4, llarlcfr Stall 3, I . 'l'. A. 4. XIARY jl'I.IA KRIPSKI: Library Club I, 2, Science Club I, l rench Club I, Art Club 2, I . II. A. 3, 4, I . B. I.. A. 3. AR'l'IIl'R Rl'1GlNAl.lJ I.ACY MARY GARLAND I.aPRAIJI'i: Alpha 'I'ri Ili-Y I, 2, Outs-ga 'I'ri Ili-Y 3, 4, Recortling Secretary 4, Science Club I, junior Varsity Cheerleatler I, 2, Varsity Cheer- leatler 3. 4, Ileatl Cheerleader 4, Draniatics Club 2, Ifrench Club 3, 4, CII-:ir 4, Annual Administration Co- Iftlitor 4, Ilmnecoining Attentlant 4, I.atin Club 2, National Iluuor Society. CARRIIC BICVI'1RI.Y I.I'iIIN'IAN: Library Club I, 2, 4, Draniatics Club I, I . II. A. 2, 3, Choir 2, I . B. I.. A- 3. Oun-ga 'liri Ili-Y 3, 4, Annual Business Staff 4. NIAYNARIJ ICRVIN l.lfSli: junior Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, junior Varisty Basketball 3, Baseball 3. -224 I.lfNXI'.Y lJAl.li AIAIION: lfrencli Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dra- inattics Club, I, 4, Science Club I, junior Varsity I oiitball I. 2, Co-Czlptaiu 2, Boys' Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, VLI.rSity Ifimtlnzlll 3, 4, juni-ir Play, Annual Staff 4, Aliutograin Club 4. CAROLYN SL'l'l AIARIIN: Art Club I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Softball I, D. U. Club 4. KA'l'lll.l'lICN SANDRA NIARTIN: I . ll. A. I, 110. Club 4. VVIl,I.IAhl l RANliI.lfNl AIA'I'I'OX: l.atin Club 2, Rey Club 3, 4, Vice President 4. KOLFLA AIARIIC AIAURAKIS: F. B. I.. A. 3, 4, junior Play. AR'I'IILfR jACIiSON XlcGIX'I'Y, jR.: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dratnatics Club 2, 4, I.atin Club 2, Barker 3, 4, Rc- porter 3, Business Alanaizer 4, Annual Business Staff 4. GEORGE CAR'I'I'iR XllN'l'lflR: Science Club I, junior Varsity Football I, Intramural Softball I, I.atin Club 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All-State Bantl 3. RUTH CAROLVN NIINTIER: Alpha 'l'ri Ili-Y I, 2, Oun-ga 'I'ri Hi-V 3. 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Sccrctary 2,Frcnch Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Annual 3, 4, Co-Iiditor 4, All-West Chorus 3, S. I. P. A. 3, Girls' State 4, District Forensics 3, Superior Rating District Xlusie I estix'al 3. Forensics 4, All-West Chorus 4. NUNNVIL AIARY NII'I'CHlil.1.: Alpha 'I'ri Ili-Y I, Art Club I, 3, French Club I, 2, 3, Draniatics Club I. 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, junior Varisty Basketball I, fJIIlCgI1'IlI'I Ili-Y 3, All-State Bantl 2, 3, 4, Alusic I t-stival Solo Iinseinble 3, 4, junior Play, Senior Class Secretary, I . B. I.. A. 4, Sports' Iitlitor, Annual 4, One-Act Play 4, Bantl Secretary 4, Basketball Ilonieconiing Attentlant 4. i lVIl.LlAAI IiIfINDAI.I. AIIZIQLI., jR.: Intramural Softball I, All-State Band I, 2, 3, Boys' Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, I.atin Club 2, Draniatics Club 2, junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, junior Play, Senior Class Vice Presitlent, Alonograin Club 4. BlI.I.Y CAR'I'I'iR AIOORIC: Art antl Crafts 2, 3, Vice President 3, Science Club 3, 4, junior Play 3, I.atin Club 4. IQUGLTNIQ LICONARD AIOORIC: Art and Crafts 2, 3, Ford Intlustrial Arts Awartl 3. RALPII NORMAN NIOORIS: D. Ii. Club 3, 4. VVANDA ARDI'1I.I.A XIORLIQY: Dralnatics Club I, Basket- ball I, I.atin Club 2, I . 'l'. A. 3, Choir 3, 4. I . B. I.. A. 3, 4, Girls' Ijnscnible 3, 4. PlC'I I'CS 'IIIOAIAS MORRIS, jR.: Radio Club I, Inter- niural Softball I, I.atin Club 2, Boys' Ili-Y Club 3, 4, Track 3, S. C. A. 4, Annual Business Stall 4. jlCRRY I RANIil.lN NANCI5: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, D. IC. Club 4, Annual Business Staff 4, 185 li? Senior Statistics FLEKION SCOTT NELSON: tarian 3, President 4. D. E. Club 3, 4, Parliamen- JUNIOR CLIFTON O'DELL: D. O. Club 3, 4. ROBERT IRVIN PAINTER: Class, Spanish Club 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, Varisty Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Club 4. Vice President Sophomore Vice President 2, 3, Junior Football 3, 4, Junior Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Nlonogram JOANNE PALAIER: F. B. L. A. 4, Latin Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 2. JOAN DELORIS PERDUE: Library Club I, D. O. Club 4. NIARVIN JOE PLASTER: Track 2, Junior Varsity Football I,2, Junior Varsity Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, D. E. Club 4. XIARY FRANCES POTTER: F. H. A. 2, F. B. L. A. 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Reporter 4. CHARLES RICHARD LEE PRATT: Science Club I, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, S. C. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Barker Reporter 3, 4, Senior Class President. CHARLES LEWIS CSkipJ PRILLAMAN: S. C. A. I, 4, Treasurer 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, Key Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Junior Play, Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Monogram Club 4, Drum Major 4. DONALD LEE PUGH: Spanish Club I, Junior Varsity Football 2, Track 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. JESSE PARRISH RAMSEY, III: D. E. Club 3, Business Staff of Annual 4. LEON OLIVER RICHARDSON: Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2, 3, President 2, Secretary 3, Baseball I. DOROTHY JANE RIDDLE: Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, F. T. A. 4. RANIONA FAY RIGNEYZ F. H, A. 2, 3, F. B. L. A. 3, D. E. Club 4. ERKIA ELDEAN ROBERTSON: Library Club I, 2, 4, Vice President 2, President 4, F. B. L. A. 2, F. N. A. 3, D. O. Club 4, Secretary 4, Choir 4, Cwirlsl Ensemble 4, Art Club 4, Annual 4, Senior Play. MARGARET BEVERLEY RODEN: Science Club I, Alpha Tri Hi-Y I, 2, Student Council 2, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Annual Stal? 4, Barker Staff 4. ISIS I.- if PAUL BUREN ROSS: Choir I, 3, C. A. I, Latin Club 2, President 2. Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Key Club 3, 4, Junior Play. ALBERT MYER SASSEEN: Junior Varsity Football I, Transferred from Bishopville, S. C. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Business Staff of Annual 4, Varsity Football 4. JUDD LOUIS SCHREIBFEDER: Dramaties Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Co President 4, Annual 1, 2, 3, 4, Photographer 2, 3, 4, District Public Speaking I, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, Senior Play, One- Act Play 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. PATSY ANN SHELTON: Alpha Tri Hi-Y I, 2, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club I, 2. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, F. H. A. 3, 4, President 4, French Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Junior Homemakers' Degree 3, Quill and Scroll 4. KENNETH WAYNE SHOCKEY: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, Annual Business Staff 4. NELL FRANCES SHOWALTER: F. B. L. A. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN SHROPSHIRE: Junior Varsity Football I, 2, Varsity 3, 4, N'Ionogran1 4. JOHN WARWICK SHULTZ, JR: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club I, French Club 3. 4. Treasurer 3, Science Club 3, 4, All-State Band 3, Boys' Hi-Y 4, Annual Business Staff 4, Harker 4. JOSEPHINE SLAYDON: Science Club I, Band I. 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball I, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Omega Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Junior Play. PATRICIA BETTY SPENCER: Spanish Club I. 2, Science Club 3, F. T. A. 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4, Womack Scholarship Award 3, D. A. R. History Award 3. DAVID THOMAS STANFORD: D. O. Club 4. BETTY LOU STOWE: F. H. A. I, F. B. L. A. 2, 3, F. N. A. 3, 4, D. O. Club 4, President F. N. A. 3, Parliamentarian 4. TOMMY STULTZ: Transferred from Mayodan, N. C., Spanish Club 3, 4, D. E. Club 4, Junior Play. THOMAS CONN SWAIN: Latin Club 3, Treasurer 3, Junior Play, Track 3, Football 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Monogram Club 4. CUPIDEAN GLENDA TAYLOR: Art Club 2, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, D. o. Club 4. JERRY WAYNE TAYLOR: D. E. Club 3, 4. JANET LOTTIE THOAIAS: Transferred from Highland Springs, Richmond 2, F. H. A. 2. Senior Statistics MARY FRANCICS 'l'llOXll'SON: Draniatics Club 2, 4, Latin Club 2. Alpha Tri Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Unit-ga Tri-lli-Y 3, 4, Science Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, lfarkfr Copy lfditor 3, Co-Fiditor 4. French Club 4, President 4. Slll'IlA'Y jl'IAN 'l'l'CKl'1R: D. li. Club 4. Al.lil'.R'l' j ICNNINGS 'l'l'RNl'IR: Latin Club 2, liarlw 4, Cartoonist 4. XlAR'l'llA Sl'li TCRNICR: Dramaties Club I. 2, 3, 4, Alpha Tri lli-Y I, 2. Chaplain 2, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4. F. H. A. I. 2, 4. Secretary 2, junior Hornet! makers' Degree 2, Latin Club 2, Secretary ofjunior Class, French Club 3, 4, Animal 3, 4, Club liditor 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Thespians 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Basket- ball Queen 4, Que-Act Play 4, F. ll. A. Songleader 3. 4. . . .. ,.,.t- - ft- .- AlULLll'. jALQl l'.LllNl'. IX SON: Aplha lr1 HI-X I. Band I. 2, 3, 4. junior Varsity Basketball I, Art Club 2, Latin Club 2, F. ll. A. 3, 4, junior Play, Senior Play, All-State liantl 3, Dramatics Club 4, Annual Picture liditor 4, junior llonu-malters' Degree 3, Une'Act Play 4. CllARLl'iS VVQQIJSUN VIA: Boys' Hi-Y 2, 4, Band 2, Latin Club 2, llramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Harkrr Stall' Reporter 3. 4, Quill and Stroll 3, Boys' State 4. CllARLl'iS 'l'll0NlAS WAIJIC: Arts and Crafts Club I, 2, 3, junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity 3, Klonogram Club 4, Alost Int- proyed Player Football Award 4. BARBARA XVANN: Transferred from Alexander lligli School, l'nion Alills, North Carolina. AlARGARl'1T jANl'1 WATTS: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Alpha Tri Hi-Y I, 2, Secretary 2, French Club I, 2, Drantatics Club 2. Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, Art Club 3, lfarlcfr 3, 4. Art lfditor 3, 4. CiARRl'i'l'l' RANIXJLPH WELLS: Transferred from Drewry Mason 3, French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, Annual Business Staff 3, 4, Business blanapzer 4, junior Play. +124 18 7 BARBARA ANN WlCS'l': F. H. A. I, 4, Basketball I, F. B. L. A. 2, 3, Annual Business Stall' 3, 4. ROBICRT l'INlNll'1'l I'WIGINGTON: Softball I, Basketball I, Baseball I, junior Varsity Football 2, D. lf. Club 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4. Vice President 3, President 4. junior Play, Senior Play, D. lf. State Alerchandise Presentation First Place, French Club 4, Forensics 3, 4. WURl.l'IY l.lClC WILSON: D. O. Club 4. MARY PRICIC WIXFRISY: F. ll. A. 2. 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Annual Business Staff 4. jQAN CAROLYN WlNGFIl'iLD: F. H. A. I. 2, 3, Basket- ball I, Alpha Tri Hi-Y 2, Library Club 2, D. lf. Club 4 AIARGARICT l'1l.lZABFI'l'H Wl'l l': Baud I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, Draniatics Club 3, 4. NlAR'l'HA ANN WRAY: l . H. A. 2, 3, Secretary 3, F. N. A. 3, 4. French Club 4, ll. li. Club 4.A i i BARBARA ANN WRIGHT: F. T. A. 3, 4. Song Leader 4. Library Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Choir 3. D. lf. Club 4. LYXDA CARROLL lYYA'l I': Library Club I. President of Sophomore Class. Vice President of junior Class F. B. L. A. 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3. President 4. Assistant Business Alanauer of Animal 4. Treasurer of Va. Stati- F. B. L. A. 4. Second Place Radford Region F. B. L. A. Public Speaking 3, Forensics Second Place Girls' Prose Reading: 3, S. C. A. I, 2, 3, Football Homecoming Queen 4. WILl.IANl GERALD YI2A'l'l'S: junior Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, Football 2, 3. 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Monogram Club 4, Wrestling 4, Secretary of Monogram Club 4. ALICXANDRA NIARY Yl'iFI S'l'IG: Draniatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Thespian 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Alpha Tri Hi-Y I, 2, Omega Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, F. H. A. I. junior Varsity Basketball I, Barker 3, 4, Exchange liditor 4, Annual Picture Coslfditor 4, Quill and Scroll 4. LARRY Llili YOFNG: 17. li. 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