Millboro High School - Spur Yearbook (Millboro, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

reference only Do Not Remove from the Library Property of Alleghany PUghland Genealogical Society MILLBORO HIGH SCHOOL Millboro, Virginia 3oreword In this 1959 Spur is the story of the happy years spent at Millboro. As you slowly turn through this book, many cherished memories of basketball games, club activities, class parties, Junior-Senior plays, and other activities will be recalled. May we always remember these things, and especially our teachers who have so patiently stoodbeside us every day of the year. We appre- ciate their effort very much. We, the staff, present this book to ; i in hopes that it will bring much joy to you i the years to come. As a token of our esteem, we dedi- cate the 1959 edition of the Spur to our parents and teachers who have, through their patience and devotion, helped us reach the goal for which we have so long pursued. 1st. Row Faye Matheny, Doris Cutlip. 2nd. Row Dorothy Flecker, Kay Coffey, Jane Bogan. 3rd. Row Patsy Mayse, Ann Lowman, Troy Mullis, Mitzy Cauley, JoanBright, Stanley Wade, m i ■ j : 1 1 1st Row Gay Grimm, Margret Nicely. 2nd. Row Joyce Deeds, Tommy Simmons Row B illy Deitz, Sam Armstrong, Paul Flecker. John B. Farrar Principal Randolph- Macon College William and Mary California State Teacher College Lucille Rhea Secretary M. H. S., ’53 6 Mary Cauley Hollins College B.A. in Mathematics Mathematics, Latin, Librarian Thomas Capley Middle Tennessee State College BoS. in Physical Education Physical Education, U.S. History, Government, Civics, Coach Richard Catron V. P. I. Agriculture Mary Mullis Flora MacDonald, B.S. Home Economics, Science 7 Ameleta June Carter St. Louis Institute of Music Music, Helper in 1st and 2nd Grades James Gordon Ellis Milligan College, Tennessee A.B. in English English, World History, Geography M. P. Skinner Fairmost State College, A.B. West Virginia University, A.M. George Washington University University of Virginia Commercial, English Mary E, Skinner Flora MacDonald College, B.S. Columbia University University of Virginia, M.Ed. Science, Mathematics, English 8 f ' S ' .’SSfe ?s SSS Vjt;fei - . .. . - class Of 59 Samuel Page Armstrong Page Camden Barnes Jr. Bryan Wilson Bottenfield Mitzy Ann Cauley Doris Jane Cutlip Joyce Anne Deeds Phyllis Gay Grimm Elizabeth Ann Lowman Iris Faye Matheny John Frank Mayse Jr. Patricia Ann Mayse Troy Dewitt MulUs Jr. Charles Neave Porter Jr. Wayne Aubrey Purvis Jerry Wayne Sams 10 CHARLES NEAVE PORTER JR. Bunk He is our baseball fan, As our president, he ' s quite a man. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3. DORIS JANE CUTLIP Doris She ' s friendly and sweet and lots more, Leave it to Doris to keep the score. Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 3,4; F.H.A. Club 1,2, 3,4; Annual Sl f 3,4; Press Clii) 3; Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 1; Scorekeeper 1,2, 3, 4. PAGE CAMDEN BARNES JR. P.C. P.C. is our pest, flirt and clown. The girls all know when he ' s around. Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Glee Club 3; Annual Staff 3; 4-H Club 2,3; Junior Play 3. MITZY ANN CABLE Y Mitzy A very studious gal, we all agree, She says, If you need help, call on me. Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; F. H.A. Club 1,2, Annual Staff 3,4; Press Club 3; Junior Play 3, Student Council 3. JERRY WAYNE SAMS Jerry Jerry is our basketball man, He will lend you a helping hand. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,4; Junior Play 3. TROY DEWITT MULLIS T.D. He is very tall and fairly blond, Of him, everyone is very fond. Glee Club 1,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 1, 2; Band 3; Oratory 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3. PATRICIA ANN MAYSE Patsy She never passes without a smile. She stays sweet and pretty all the while. Glee Club 1,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spelling Contest 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Science Club 3,4; F.H.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Press Club 3. JOHN FRANCIS MAYSE JR. John John is always pulling a joke. He ' ll hide your hat and dump your coke. F.F.A. Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2; 4-H Club 1,2; Junior Play 3. ELIZABETH ANN LOWMAN Ann We call her Liz, from the movie book. She ' d make a prettier Taylor than a cook. Glee Club 1,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Press Club 3; F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Melodetts 3; Junior Play 3. SAMUEL PAGE ARMSTRONG Sam Sam is a Math brain they say. So look out, he may be an Einstein someday. Annual Staff 3; Junior Play 3. 12 JOYCE ANNE DEEDS Joyce A dependable gal, that ' s our Deeds, A nicer personality she will never need. Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Melodetts 3; Band 3; Press Club 3; Junior Play 3. BRYAN WILSON BOTTENFIELD Button-hole He is sometimes a pest. But in the end he ' ll rank with the best. F.F.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3. IRIS FAYE MATHENEY Faye She is our basketball star. Her friendliness will carry her far. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Press Club 3; Science Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Junior Play 3. WAYNE AUBREY PURVIS Buddy A boy named Wayne is short but neat. And when it comes to brain power he can ' t be beat. F.F.A. 2,3,4; Junior Play 3. PHYLLIS GAY GRIMM Gay People say she ' s bashful, but they don ' t realize. Because they ' re not around when she ' s televized. Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. Club 2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Press Club 3; Softball 3; Basketball 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3. Chss History My how time does fly! It seems such a short time since forty of us journeyed to school for the first time. It was September 1947, that we were seated in the first grade by Miss Ada Haynes. But, before we go further let ' s stopandsay ' thanks ' to the follow- ing teachers who so faithfully kept pushing us upward through the grades andfor seeing that we would reach high school: Miss Ada Haynes, Miss Jessie Harouff, Mrs. Thelma McLaughlin, Mrs. Mildred Blanchard, Mrs. Ethel Frances Moore, Mrs. Marian McCray, Mrs. Virginia Deeds, Mrs. Elsie Tyree, Mrs. Marie Zimmerman and Mrs. Alice Hup - man. Werecallsome of the exciting things that happened while we were in the grades such as our trip to Natural Bridge when we were in the sixth grade and to the Massanutten Caverns while in the seventh grade. On September 1, 1954 we entered the eighth grade with Mrs. Mary Cauley as home- room teacher. Our teachers were: Miss Vida Fairchild- English; Mrs. Mary Cauley- mathematics; Mr. PaulSchoonover-civics; Mrs. Mary Mullis-science and home econom- ics; Mr. Joe Joyce-agriculture. Class officers were as follows: President: Paul Mines; Vice President: Jimmy Black; Secretary: Jerry Brinkley; Treasurer: Wilson Neff. On September 7, 1955 we began our Freshman year with Mrs. Mary E. Skinner as homeroom teacher. Our teachers were: Mr. M. P. Skinner-EngUsh; Mrs. Mary Cauley- mathematics and civics; Mrs. Mary E. Skinner- science; Mr. O. H. Hildebrand- general music; Mrs. Mary Mullis-home economics; Mr. Joe Joyce-agriculture. Class officers were: President: Butch Porter; Vice President: Jerry Sams; Secretary Treasurer: Patsy Mayse; Reporter: Doris Cutlip. On September 4, 1956 we entered the Sophomore class with Mrs. Mary Cauley as homeroom teacher. Our teachers were: Mrs. Mary Cauley- mathematics; Mrs. Mary E. Skinner- English and science; Miss Vida Fairchild-commercial; Mr. Charles Francis Hileman-social studies; Mr. O. H. Hildebrand- music; Mrs. Mary Mullis-home econom- ics; Mr. Joe Joyce-agriculture. This year Mr. John B. Farrar replaced Mr. Fred Knoblock as Principal. Class officers were: President: Wayne Taylor; Vice President: Wilson Neff; Secretary: Blair Brinkley; Treasurer: David McCauley; Reporter: Ann Lowman. We entered the Jimior Class September 3, 1957 with Miss Vida Fairchild as our homeroom teacher. Three new teachers joined the faculty this year, Mr. Richard Catron to teach agriculture, Mr. Robert Sauter for social studies and boy ' s coach and Mrs. Mary Root for music. Our other teachers were: Mr. M. P. Skinner-English; Mrs. Mary Cauley-mathematics; Mrs. Mary E. Skinner-s cience; Miss Vida Fairchild-commercial; Mrs. Mary Mullis-home economics. We presented a Junior Play, Tumbling Creek which was a big success. We were very excited when we received our class rings on March 26. Our class officers were: President: Joyce Deeds; Vice President: Troy Mullis; Secretary: Mitzy Cauley; Treas- urer: Doris Cutlip; Reporter: Faye Matheney. At last we reached one of the biggest goals of our life when on September 3, 1958 we entered the Senior Class with Mr. M. P. Skinner as our sponsor. Some have dropped or failed in the past years but we still have 15. Three new teachers joined the faculty this year, Mr. Thomas Capley to teach social studies and be coach, Mr. Gordon Ellis for English and Miss June Carter for music. Our other teachers were: Mr. M. P. Skinner-commercial and English; Mr. John Farrar- chemistry; Mrs. Mary Cauley-math- ematics and Latin; Mrs. Mary E. Skinner-mathematics; Mrs. Mary Mullis-home eco- nomics; Mr. Richard Catron-agriculture. Our class officers for this year were: President: Butch Porter; Vice President: Wayne Purvis; Secretary: Gay Grimm; Treasurer: Sam Armstrong; Reporter: Doris Cutlip. As we look back we will always remember the happy and trying moments we have spent together. Time can really fly and most of us cannot realize that we have reached our last year. In June we hope to graduate with the determination to find a bright and successful future ahead of us. 14 Hialeh, Florida April 13, 1956 Dear Troy, A few weeks ago I had a sentimental impulse to write or look up all of my former classmates. I had a commission to do some original paintings of jungle animals of South America. As I was sailing home I ran into Joyce Deeds. I wasn’t too surprised to learn she is married. She and her husband were returning home from their honeymoon. Doris Cutlip wrote me that she is now a private secretary in Richmond. She ran into ByranBottenfield one day and he said he is now a mechanic. She said Faye Matheney is married and lives in Clifton Forge. Gay Grimm lives near her and is a nurse at the C. O. Hospital. Mitzy Cauley stopped by to see me when she was on her vacation. Although we do not fully appreciate the art of boxing, we went to see a match one night. Guess who was sitting on the front row? Butch Porter! He said Page Barnes plays second base for the New York Yankees. John Mayse’s address is still Millboro. John is a farmer. Wayne Purvis always was smart but now he is top executive in a bank in Washington D. C. Jerry Sams is a truck driver for the Pony Express Company. He wrote me that Sam Armstrong re-enlisted in the Navy. Remember my best girl friend, Ann Lowman? Well, she and her handsome hus- band took me to the horse races last Saturday. Sincerely, Patsy 15 Troy Mullis Ann Lowman Page Barnes Joyce Deeds Jerry Sams Mitzy Cauley Senior Sfafisfics Striking Favorite Name Nickname Characteristics Expression Wants 1. Mitzy Cauley Mitzy Eyelashes My gracious Diploma 2. Doris Cutlip Doris Long hair Gosh! Happiness 3. Joyce Deeds Juicy Friendliness Oh, goodness Graduate 4. Gay Grimm Gay Quietness Golly ! Diploma 5. Ann Lowman Liz Fair complexion Oh, brother Degree 6. Faye Matheney Faye Athletic ability For pity ' s sake Success 7. Patricia Mayse Patsy Black hair Oo — ooh Art Degree 8. Sam Armstrong Strongarm Glasses What do ya say? New car 9. Page Barnes P.C. Physicque I don ' t know Dream girl 10. Byran Bottenfield Buttenhole Wavy hair I ' ll say New Olds 11. John Mayse Judge Ability to argue I don ' t know Pass English 12. Troy Mullis Moonie Tallness Til be! Education 13. Charles Porter Bunk Sense of humor Dog-gone Good job 14. Wayne Purvis Buddy Cute ness Search me ! Car 15. Jerry Sams Sams Quietness I don ' t know Car Most Studious Most Pleasant Neatest Troy Mulll Charles Porter Wayne Purvis Mitzy Cauley Joyce Deeds Ann Lowman 16 Friendliest Cutest Most Courteous Troy MulUs Page Barnes Troy Mullis Joyce Deeds Ann Lowman Ann Lowman Senior Sfafisfics Favorite What Horror Pastime Uses Most Ambition 1. Stuck-up people Reading Pencils Nurse 2. Nosey boys Talking Comb Secretary 3. Cats Playing piano Shorthand pad Music director 4. Eggs Loafing Mirror Secretary 5. Spiders Reading Lipstick Teacher 6. Hateful boys Dating Comb Marriage 7. Cheese Drawing Drawing pencils Artist 8. Stuck-up girls Eating Fork Businessman 9. School books Teasing girls Mouth Marines 10. English Working on cars Cigarettes Mechanic 11. English Talking Mouth Graduate 12. Know it alls Reading Gas Doc. or lawyer 13. Work Sports Mouth Exe cutive 14. Girls Loafing History book Good job 15. Work Sports Fork Job Most Dependable Best All Around Most Athletic Troy Mullis Page Barnes Page Barnes Joyce Deeds Joyce Deeds Faye Matheney 17 Row I: Charles Porter, Doris Cutlip, Page Barnes, Mitzy Cauley. Row II: Patsy Mayse, Troy Mullis, Ann Lowman, Sam Armstrong. Row III: John Mayse, Joyce Deeds, Jerry Sams, Faye Matheney. Row IV: Byran Bottenfield, Gay Grimm, Wayne Purvis. 18 £as( lyi l I Sam Arstrong Will: my consumer math book to Red Deitz hoping he will find out how to work the problems. I Page Barnes Will: my ability to get along with the teach- ers to Billy Wade. I Bryan Bottenfield Will: my seat in the Senior room to Billy Deitz, provided I don’t need it, I Mitzy Cauley Will: my quietness to Palma Hepler. I Doris Cutlip Will: my job as scorekeeper to anyone that wants it, hoping they enjoy it as much as I did. I Joyce Deeds Will: my cheering position to Carolyn Burns. I Gay Grimm Will: my books to Ruby Riley, hoping she will use them more than I did. I Faye Matheney Will: everything! have left to the Jr. Girls, except Frankie. I John Mayse Will: my seat in the F. F. A. to Gene Riley. I Troy Mullis Will: anything I have to Neal Whitson except my girl friends. I Butch Porter Will: my seat in the Sr. Class to Tom Porter and my pitching arm to Conway Howell because he threw his away. I Wayne Purvis Will: my hair to Tom Porter because I ' m getting a crew-cut when school is out. I Jerry Sams Will: my position on the basketball team to Bobby Sams. We Ann Lowman and Patsy Mayse Will: our lasting friend- ship to any two people who need it. 19 Ann Lowman Mitzy Cauley Patsy Mayse Salutatorian Valedictorian Salutatorian 20 Left to right: Kay Coffey, Tommy Porter, Margret Nicely, Tommy Sim- mons, Stanley Wade. junior Cuss Off icers InSeptember, 1955, 29 eager students en- tered the Freshman class. Althoughwe were unaware of what lay ahead of us, we had a very interesting and a most enjoyable year. As Sophomores, we had come one step farther toward our meager goal. This year we had a class enrollment of 30 leaving behind 2 of our former classmates and gaining 2 who have remained with us through our Junior year. We carried out numerous projects as Sophomores with great success. Now still another step ahead of us as we continue to strive for our high school educa- tion, we have reached the midterm of our Jun- ior year. Our class rings are ordered, and we are presenting Arsenic and Old Lace as our Junior class play. As Juniors, our great- est esteem goes to our class sponsor and we also wish to ej ress thanks to all the other teachers who have showed patience and kind- ness and who have helped make our Junior year a success. We are looking forward to reaching the top. 22 Tommy Simmons Joan Bright Tommy Porter Kay Coffey Margaret Nicely Jerry Duty Jane Bogan Gerald Clark Frankie McCoy Linda Hevener Conway Howell Jean Coursey Peggy Brizendine Alvin Law Evelyn Reynolds Billy Deitz Leroy Roberts Ruby Riley Charles Pritt Karen Anderson Mildred Neff Stanley Wade omove Row 1 Left to right: Linda Beck, Carolyn Burns, Phyllis Whitson, Patsy Robinson. Row n Left to right: Paul Plecker, Tommy Mullis Class Roll Lynn Beck Elizabeth Angus Freddie Brown Linda Beck Sammuel Burke Carolyn Burns James Deeds Elaine Ford Lowell Leach Palma Helper Tommy Mullis Janet Hodge Curtis Nelson Ella Jack Wayne Peters Jessie Jack Billy Peters Nellie Kelley Paul Plecker Geraldine Layton Gene Riley Barbara Madison Marvin Ross Patsy Robinson Bobby Sams Phyllis Whitson Billy Wade Peggy Marshall Neal Whitson Class Advisor: Mary Cauley 24 Billy Wade Ella Jack Tommy Mullis Carolyn Burns Neal Whitson Peggy Marshall Billy Ross Patsy Robinson Curtis Nelson Linda Beck Gene Riley Janet Hodge Wayne Peters Elizabeth Angus Bobby Sams Phyllis Whitson Billy Peters Jessie Jack James Deeds Geraldine Lajlon Sammy Burke Elaine Ford Paul Plecker Barbara Madison Lowell Leach Lynn Beck Nellie Kelley Freddie Brown Row 1 Sue Ann Cauley, David Peters, George Simmons, Gerald Kenney, Ann Ramsey. C ass Roll Freddie Carlson Arbogast Paul Benard Howell Jasper Calton Jack, Jr. Gerald Lee Kenney Walter Nelson Loan Charles Lowman, HI Charles McCormick David Peters Lonnie Phillips George Simmons Burton Taylor Vernon Whitson Jeannette Angus Sue Ann Cauley Barbara Anne Cutlip Ruth Hall Imogene Layton Shirley Madison Aim Ramsey Ruth Rusmlsel Betty Simmons Jerry Stinespring Advisor: Mary E. Skinner 26 Charles Lowman Ann Ramsey Burton Taylor Sue Ann Cauley Ruth Hall David Peters Barbara CutUp George Simmons Jasper Jack Ruth Rusmisel Paul Howell Jeannette Angus Betty Simmons Gerald Kenney Jerry Stinespring Vernon Whitson Nelson Loan Imogene Layton Charles McCormick Shirley Madison Lonnie Phillips Freddie Arbt ast Left to right: Amelia Leach, Katie Ford, Peggy Ingram, Phillip Clark, Jo Ann Whitson, Dorthey Campbell. Class Roll Clarence Armstrong Philip Clark Leland Coursey Roger Hicklin Leo Huffman Roger Hupman William Kelley Gary Mayse David Puffenbarger Jerald Roberts Carolyn Ailstock Dorthy Campbell Katie Ford Mary Hodge Peggy Ingram Hilda Law Amelia Leach Gertha Loan Martha Neff Roxie Nicely Sharon Tenney Jo Ann Whitson Class Advisor: Thomas Capley 28 Gary Mayse Gertha Loan Roger HickUn Dorothy Campbell Peggy Ingram Clarence Armstrong Katie Ford Leland Coursey Roger Hupman Martha Neff Jessie Simmons Hilda Law Amelia Leach PhlUp Clark Mary Hodge Jerald Roberts Sharon Tenney Carolyn Allstock Jo Ann Whitson Roxie Nicely 29 30 1st Row Left to right: David Peters, Conway Howell, Bobby Sams, Sammy Burke, George Simmons. 2nd Row Left to right: Charles Lowman, Freddie Arbogast, Billy Wade, Gerald Kenney, Stanley Wade, Frank Phillips, Jasper Jack. 31 ■ 1 ||| 1 T 1st Row Left to right: Joan Bright, Mildred Neff, Peggy Marshall, Karen Anderson, Faye Matheney, Sue Cauley. 2nd Row Left to right: Janet Hodge, Jean Coursey, Margret Nicely, Patsy Robinson, Geraldine Layton, Ella Jack, Jessie Jack, Ruth Hall. T ' m II ill HIl 1st Row Left to right: Sue Cauley, Doris Cutlip, Joan Bright, Billy Wade, George Simmons, Charles Lowman, Jane Bogan, Linds Heavner. 2nd Row Left to right: Gerald Clark, Linda Beck, Carolyn Burns, Joyce Deeds, Ann Lowman, Patsy Mayse, Ann Ramsey, Dorothy Plecker, Barbara Cutlip. 3rd Row Left to right: Mrs. Cauley, Katie Ford, Conway Howell, Faye Matheney, Mildred Neff, Ruth Hall, Palma Helper. 4th Row Left to right: Joan Whitson, Ruby Riley, Karen Anderson, Peggy Beridezdine, Jean Coursey, Tommy Mullis, Margret Nicely. 5th Row Left to right: Tommy Simmons, Gerald Kenney, Lenald Coursey, Phillip Clark, Clarence Armstrong, Tony Ross, Jasper Jack. W ' 1st Row Left to right: Faye Matheney, Doris Cutlip, Dotty Flecker, Joan Bright; Carolyn Burns. 2nd Row Left to right: Jane Bogan, Linda Hevener, Ruth Rusmisel, Phyllis Whitson, Patsy Mayse, Ann Lowman, Nellie Kelly. 3rd Row, Linda Beck, Ruby Riley, Evelyn Reynolds, Peggy Brizentine, Jean Coursey, Margaret Nicely. 4th Row, Joyce Deeds, Peggy Marshall, Ella Jack, Jessis Jack, Geraldine Layton, Patsy Robinson. 5th Row, Dorothy Campbell, Gertha Loan, Joanne Whitson, Katie Ford, Ann Ramsey, Sue Cauley. 6th Row, Sharon Tenny, Elaine Ford, Palma Hepler, Mrs. Mullis. Unit child care ' Story telling ' 1 r .L j J First Row Left to right: Frankie McCoy, Sammy Burk, John Mayse, Tommy Porter, James Deeds, Toby Whitson, Alvin Law. Second Row: Lynn Beck, Bryan Bottenfield, Gene Riley, Jerry Sams, Leroy Roberts, Nelson Loan, Bobby Sams, Paul Plecker, Burton Taylor, Mr. Catron. Left to right: Alvin Law, Bryan Bottenfield, Sammy Burk, Lynn Beck and Mr. Catron. Tommy Porter and Gene Riley. — ■ WB I In background 1 1st Row Left to right: Hilda Law, Ann Ramsey, Joann Whitson, Sue Cauley, Roxie Nicely, Miss June Carter, Gay Grimm, Phyllis Whitson, Ruth Rusmisel, Sharon Tenney, Linda Heavener, Ruth Hall. 2nd Row Left to right: Barbara Cutlip, Philip Clark, Martha Neff, Karen Anderson, Linda Beck, Patsy Robinson, Janet Hodge, Jean Coursey, Kay Coffey, Joann Bright, Katie Ford, Gertha Loan, Dorothy Campbell. 3rd Row Left to right: Jeanette Angus, Tommy Simmons, Billy Ross, Tommy Mullis, Lynn Beck, Troy Mullis, Gerald Clark, Freddie Brown, Jerry Duty, Billy Wade, Leland Coursey, Charles Lowman, Peggy Ingram. Science Club 1st Row Left to right: Dorothy Plecker, Doris Cutlip, Troy Mullis, Joyce Deeds. 2nd Row Left to right; Linda Heavner, Jane Bogan, Phyllis Whitson, Faye Matheney, Margaret Nicely, Joan Bright, Patsy Mayse, Ann Lowman. 3rd Row Left to right: Mitzy Cauley, Jean Coursey, Karen Anderson, Mrs. Skinner. 4th Row Left to right: Curtis Nelson, Neal Whitson, Sammy Burke, Stanley Wade, Paul Plecker, Frankie McCoy, Freddie Brown. 1st Row Left to right: Bobby Bogan, Dennie Hicklin, Herman Grimm, Sammy Simmons. 2nd Row Left to right: Burton Trimble, Leonald Coursey, Geraldine La5 on, Linda Beck, Gerald Clark, Bobby Sams, James Deeds. 3rd w Left to right: Mr. Hileman, Sammy Burke, David Peters, Curtis Nelson, Phillip Clark, Lynn Beck. ..p ’ 1st Row Left to right: Elizabeth Angus, Shirley Madison, Hilda Clark, Barbara Madison, Gerald Clark. fcn..  ‘ . I ta 1 Left to right: 1st row: Ann Lowman, Tommy Simmons, Dotty Flecker, Joan Bright, Mitzy Cauley. 2nd row: Jane Bogan, Patsy Mayse, Doris Cutlip, Joyce Deeds. 3rd row: Margaret Nicely, Jean Coursey, Kay Coffey. The Beta Club began the year with twelve members. One of our first projects was preparing din- ner for the Ruritan Club. We entertained the Rockbridege Federation meeting at our school. We have also attended two other Federation meetings. We were very happy to have a visit by Mr. Carl Hoover, the Virginia State Director of Beta Clubs. We enjoyed helping a needy family at Christmas time. Seven of our members attended the Beta Convention in Richmond in March. We plan to have our annual talent show this spring. Also a big campaign is being planned for our two candidates for federa- tion officers. We appreciate the help and guidance we have received from our sponsor, Mr. Skinner. 38 St Row Left to right: Dorothy Flecker, Mitzy Cauley. 2nd Row Left to right: Joyce Deeds, Stanley Wade. 3rd Row Left to right: Troy Mullis, Patsy Mayse, Ann Lowman, Peggy Brizendine, Bright, Linda Beck, Palma Helper, Doris CutUp, Faye Matheney, Tommy Mullis, Flecker. Gay Grimm, Joan Billy Deitz, Paul 1st Row Left to right: Beatrice Deitz, Mrs. Keiser, Mrs. McAllister. s j r Deifz. liowell B. Peters i Flecker RWey B. porter Si iHovs Kullis Bar-veS 40 Qnde S LCuhy ELSIE TYREE William Mary CHARLES HILEMAN University of Virginia REBEKAH McCLINTIC Madison College, Assembly Training School of Richmond. MARIAN Me CRAY Madison College MILDRED BLANCHARD HolUns, B.S.; University (rf Virginia THELMA McLAUGHLm University Virginia J EPHINE CATRON Madison College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute ADA HAYNES Madison College, Columbia University 1st Row; Anne Taylor, Gloria Stinespring, David Hepler, James Mayberry, Phillip Fleming, Ralph Lawrence, Jimmy Kiser, Deanie Hicklin, Roger Tenny. 2nd Row: Alice Cale, Eleanor Bethel, Linda Riley, Linda Mitchell, Gloria Loan, Marcia Root, Shirley Roberts, Linda Kenny. 3rd Row; Kathleen Jack, Linda Entsminger, Charles Ingram, Billy Forbes, Richard Nicely, Wa3me Anderson, Raymond Layton. 4th Row; Nancy Reynolds, Mr. Hileman, Jeanie Botkin. Absent: Claudia Burns, Roger Brinkley, Nancy Ingram, Thornton Ailstock. r : iK mma u iimSB !- ■ ;r. m - ' -ss V V ' -VJAi i9SKafe ' S« ::V‘ V n m 1st Row: Kenneth Matheney, Josey Reynolds, Floyd Stilley, Tom Coffey, Bobby Bogan, Judy Simmons, Tommy Howell, Dennis Jack, Carolyn Ingram. 2nd Row: Betty Carter, Marie Ryder, Dora Brown, Marlene Ross, Jean Wooddell, Sue Campbell, Betty Neff, Linda Tennant, Danny Carter. 3rd Row: Sammy Simmons, Rodney Huffman, Herman Grimm, Norman Blanchard, Andy Porter, David Deeds, Patsy Hodge, Mary Brooks, Linda Smith, Delores Brinkley. 4th Row: Mrs. Elsie Tyree. 1st Row: Ronnie Shipplet, Carroll Keyser, Ray Livick, Margaret Nofsinger, Beth Mullis, Dorothy Kennedy, Mollie Cauley, Sally Beck. 2nd Row: Buddy Rusmisel, Glenn Edmonds, Mason Cauthorn, Robert Peters, Donald Grimm, James Riley, Donald Blanchard, Bobby Eisenhower. 3rd Row: Roger Wright, Rebakah McClintic, Truman Reynolds. 1st Row: Margaret Nicely, Joyce Marshall, Barbara Ruff, Barbara Loan, Roger Marshall, Jack Bogan, Shirley Jack, Susan Coffee. 2nd Row: Jimmy Botkin, Ruth Deeds, Jamie Kiser, Raymond Huffman, Grover Ford, Sue Loan. 3rd Row: Gordon Jefferies, Larry Botkin, Judy Hodge, Charles Bird, Floyd Bethel, Frank Windsor, Sarah Peters. 4th Row: Mrs. McCray. Absent: Sharon Kelley, Phyllis Lawrence. 1st Row: Barbara Ingram, Bill Harvey, Joyce Ryder, Emmett Campbell, Zilda Kiser, Sammy Burns, Alva Rusmisel, Darlene Phillips, Bobby Simmons, Arthur Lawrence. 2nd Row: Dallin Carter, Tommy Riley, Wayne Grimm, Patricia Reynolds, Lee Loan, Roger Losh, Patsy Stanley, Elmer Windwor. 3rd Row: Theresa Cale, Gloria Reynolds, Lorraine Mitchell, Mrs. Blanchard, Summers Simmions, Frank Hypes, Guy Ingram. 1st Row: May Livick, Sandra Coursey, Frances Harvey, Nelonica Campbell, Sandra McMullen, Donnie Marshall, Ronnie Forbes, Sonny Marshall, Sue Hodge, Kay Livick. 2nd Row: Gerald Bogan, Dianne Black, Dina Massengill, Daloras Thompson, Joyce Bethel, Brenda Riley, Jerry Loan, Emmett Lawrence, Danny Deeds. 3rd Row: Judy Stanley, Naomi Cole, Brenda Ryder, Larry Ruff, Barry Brown, Eddie Jefferies, Darnell Smith, Rosemary Taylor, Herbert Hardbarger, Buddy Carter. 4th Row: Wiley Stinespring, Jimmy Loan, Mrs. McLaughlin. Absent: Billy Jean Cutlip. Second Grade 1st Row: Patsy Simmons, Betty Kay Cauley, Josephine Reynolds, Charles Neff, Dwight Simmons, Robert Thompson, David Lawrence, Donna Sue Liptrap, Jay Livick, Gary Marshall, Pamela Root. 2nd Row: Wanda Sams, Rebecca Hepler, Sue Newcomb, George Flemming, Franklin Kelley, Joseph Phillips, Ferry Harvey, Catherine Brooks, Johnny Phillips. 3rd Row: Betty Layton, Eddie Carter, Norma Jean Huffman, Micheal Shanks, Sharon Shinault, Burnell Smith, James Stanley, Donald Kennedy, Hubert Layton. 4th Row: Robert Ingram, Sherrill Botkin, Mrs. Alice Hupman, George Ingram, George Stanley. First Grade 1st Row: Danny Ray Black, Ruby Campbell, Bennie Messengill, Bonnie Sue Losh, Diana Ryder, Mary Lawrence, David Taylor, Richard Rusmisel, Donna Jean Brown, Frankie Marshall, Roger Hinton. 2nd Row: Jean Whitson, Shirley Campbell, Jerry Cauley, Wanda Shanks, Carson Sams, Ray Loan, Homer Campbell, Joanie Nelson, Linda Hostetter, Jackie Nelson, Janet Lee Adams, Diane Williams, 3rd Row: Grace Smith, Jay Black, Dreama Brown, John Wayne Reynolds, Frankie Bottenfield, Tommy McRoberts, Joe Grimm, Wayne Losh, Diane Stilley, Judy Durham. 4th Row: Dallas Bethel, Cecil McCoy, Jr., Ada Haynes. Absent were: Larry Moore, Brenda Wright, Betty Custer LaRue, Dewey Bowers, Judith Ann Cole. An introduction 5o Our Pafrons It is with gratitude and appreciation that we, the ur Staff, introduce our advertisers. Only through their moral and financial support have we attained success. We, therefore, earnestly hope that they, too, may be patronized who have so generously patronized us. 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