Millboro High School - Spur Yearbook (Millboro, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1961 volume:

Fii- GS Do Not Remove from the Library )on , z- Published by the Senior Class of MILLBORO HIGH SCHOOL Milib oro, Virginia FOREWORD What have you here? It is The Spur , our way to school and to bring to you the memories of the year 1960-61. We hope that this book will enable you to relive the year through the pages that follow. We hope that it will constantly keep you in touch with those you grew to love, with the activities which helped you to grow, with the teachers and classes which helped you to learn, and with the entire school where you learned to blend all phases of life into one whole. Since Millboro was organized as a standard high school in 1916, when the old building was erected and equipped, progress has been steady. The new building and heating plant was con- structed in 1933. Four new departments have been added since the organization: Vocational Agriculture, Home Economics, Business Edu- cation, and Music. In the fall of this year our enrollment was increased by the addition of the Juniors and Seniors from Goshen High School in Rockbridge County. Plans are now being com- pleted for an addition to the present builjiing. CONTENTS Administration Faculty Classes Activities Elementary Advertisements DEDICATION As we look back through the years, it is our parents who always form the background, the foundation for our growth. They are the ones who guided our first steps, who started us out on the first day of school, who bandaged our cuts and bruises and listened with patience to our tales of woe. Our parents are the ones who have made innumerable sacrifices for us; they are the ones who helped us over obstacles, and it is they who comforted us when our little worlds turned upside down. Therefore, in recognition and appreciation of their untiring, unending devotion, service and love, we dedicate this our 1961 ’’Spur” to our best friends . . . OUR PARENTS. Standing: Mildred Robertson, Sue Cauley, Barbara Minter, Lucy Peters, Elizabeth Angus, Jerry McDonald, Shirley Madison, Donnie Sampson. Seated: Barbara Madison, Palma Hepler, Peggy Marshall. Standing: Doris Smith, Gerald Kenney, Jo Ann Whitson, David Peters, Elaine Ford, Carolyn Burns, Ruth Hall, Nellie Kelley, Jessie Jack. Seated: Dreame Thompson, Billy Ross, Janet Hodge. ADMINISTRATION Ernest R. Worrell, principal of Millboro High School 1959-60, was selected to head the Bath County Schools July 1, 1960. He succeeded Edwin E. Will, who had served in that capacity for the past eleven years. Mr. Worrell attended Lynchburg College where he received the A. B. degree. The College of the Bible for the B.D. degree, and the Univer- sity of Virginia where he was granted theM. Ed. degree. Ernest R. Worrell Superintendent of Bath County Schools Thomas M. Capley Middle Tennessee State College B. S. in Physical Education Acting Principal Coach, Government Lucille Rhea Millboro High, ' 53 Secretary 6 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Josephine Catron Madison College B. S. Home Economics, V. P. L Home Economics Science Richard Catron B.S. Agr. Ed. V. P. I. Agriculture Betty Lew Moore Radford College B. S. English, Civics Joyce Glover Shell B. S. in Music Education Bridgewater College Music M. P. Skinner Fairmont State College, A. B. West Virginia University, A. M. George Washington University University of Virginia Commercial, World History Mary E. Skinner Flora MacDonald College, B. S. Columbia University University of Virginia M. Ed. Science, Mathematics, Physical Education Mary Cauley Hollins College B. A. In Mathematics Mathematics, Latin, Librarian Charles Hileman University of Virginia Physical Education, Biology, U. S. History, English .mm ; ' tM iWiftt ■• tmm aTi� «i ?J”w � « ' y 4-- ’-vly ' ' 1 ' ’ ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ' « ' i S.y ' . i ' 8 I SENIORS ON STEPS , i v� Jerry McDonald Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Freddie Brown Billy Ross Vice President President Barbara Minter Secretary There are dates in history- - Famous, more or less; Dates our teachers have demanded On our brains we press. But there ' s one more date to add-- Which one you ' ll quickly guess. Nineteen hundred sixty one There ' s a fate for you! Good as any you could find The history pages through. Good as any honored by The Red and White and Blue. Best of all they ' re written here In our hearts and yours; There ' s where memories linger still As long as day endures; But there ' s one date that in my mind Leads all, I must confess. Senior Adviser Mr. Skinner 9 SENIORS HEPLER, PALMA ANN Pam” With a song in. het heart everyday, We hope to see her on Broadway. F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; S.C.A. 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Basketball 1; Mel- lodaires 2; Mellodettes 2; Junior Play 3. SAMS, BOBBY GREY Blue Eyes An ideal boy in every way, A kind not found every day. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3, 4. ANGUS, BLAND ELIZABETH Duck Short and blonde, that’s our Lizzie, Primping always keeps her busy. F.H.A. 3,4; Softball 1; Annual Staff 4; Library Staff 2. ROSS, MARYIN WILLIAM Billy A worker we must all agree, And as good a friend as there can be. Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Junior Play 3; K.V.G. 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Glee Club 1,2. MADISON, BARBARA ANNE Babs For boys and dates she has no time, But brains indeed are hers divine. Beta Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Library Staff 2. 10 SENIORS WADE, WILLIAM HUBERT Billy In anything he ' ll make the grade, That ' s our brainy Billy Wade. Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; BetaClub 3,4; Junior Play 3; S.C.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 3; F.F.A. 4; K.V.G. 3,4. MARSHALL, PEGGY TEREASA Peg Our Peg is a cutie. Always ready to do her duty. Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,3. BROWN, WILLIAM FREDDIE Bebo Always joking that ' s our Brown, You ' ll surely know when he ' s around. Science Club 2; F.F.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 1,2; K.V.G. 1, 2,3,4. KELLEY, NELLIE FRANCIS Nel Nel is a great gal. It ' s fun to have her for a pal. PepClub 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Softball 1; Annual Staff 4. RILEY, GENE RAY Jackie Gene is our basketball man. He will lend you a helping hand. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Junior Play 3. SENIORS JACK, JESSIE CORRINE Sis Jessie has a hearty smile, Friendly and cute all the while. F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Softball 1,3. McDonald, jerry lee Duck” Courteous, kind and fairly blonde. Of him everyone is very fond. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Senior Play 2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; F.F.A. 4; S.C.A. 4; Safety Pa- trol 1. THOMPSON, DREAME LEIGH Ding Dreame is very nice to have around. She will never let you down. Cheerleader 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Senior Play 3; Soft- ball 1,2,3; Christmas Pageant 1,2. BURKE, SAMUEL AUSTIN Sam Ready and willing and able to work, That ' s our friend, Sam Burke. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,3; K.V.G. 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Science Club 1,2. ROBERTSON, MILDRED LOUISE Millie Lou A studious gal is our Millie Lou, To help you, there ' s nothing she wouldn ' t do. S.C.A. 1; Safety Patrol 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Senior Play 3; Bas- ketball 2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1; Beta Club 3,4; 4-H 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 1,2; Operetta 2. 12 SENIORS NELSON, CARLTON CURTIS Curt The senior class ' biggest pest, But in the end he ' ll rank with the best. F.F.A. 3,4;PepClub 2; DramaClub 3; ScienceClub 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Scorekeeper 4; Baseball 3,4; K.V.G. 1,2, 3, 4. FORD, DOROTHY ELAINE Ford She ' s friendly and sweet and lots more, Leave it to Elaine to raise the score. F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Beta Club 4; Glee Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Junior Play 3; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4. DEEDS, JAMES WHELEN Jim Jim is a swell guy. He ' ll give an 3 dhing a try. F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; K.V.G. 2,3,4; 4-H 1,2; Safety Patrol 2,3,4. BURNS, CAROLYN LEIGH Carol She ' d make a model we all agree. Gracious and neat as she can be. F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Melodettes 2; GleeClub 1,2; Beta Club 4; Safety Patrol 3; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 3,4. INGRAM, RICHARD DOUGLAS Dick A real good pitcher they say. Maybe he ' ll pitch for the Yanks someday. Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; F.F.A. 4; Senior Play 2,3; K.V.G. 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3. 13 SENIORS MINTER, BARBARA ANN Bobbie She never passes without a smile, She stays sweet and pretty all the while. Glee Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Senior Play 3; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Softball 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2; Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Christmas Pageant 1,2; Operetta 2. BRAGG, WILLIAM MASON Mason With girls Mason is no square. He ' s popular with them everywhere. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Senior Play 2,3; Glee Club 2, 3,4. SMITH, DORIS ANN Dot Like a star she ' s shiny and bright. She keeps busy day and night. F.H.A. 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Senior Play 3; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; S.C.A, 4; Christmas Pageant 1,2; 4-H 1,2. HALL, STUART LEE Stu Stuart is very neat indeed. For a better appearance he has no need. F.F.A. 4; Science Club 1; S.C.A. 2,3; Beta Club 2; Baseball 1, 2; Football 2,3; J.C.L. 1,2. HODGE, JANET HETTIE Jan A happy smile, a cheerful face, She displays any place. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Softball 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. 14 CLASS HISTORY Submitted below is the history of the graduating class of 1961 as nearly correct as my memory will permit me to write it. On September 7, 1949, 37 eager Little boys and girls entered the first grade. Miss Haynes, taking the problem in hand got us on the path to the goal of a senior. All of our grade teachers. Miss Harouff, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Schoonover, Mrs. McCray, Mrs. Tyree and Mrs. Hupman, we would like to thank for having patience and love for us. The two features that stand out in our minds are the decora- tions we put up in our rooms, and our trips to the historical sights and non historical sights. These we will add to our lists of memories. The door to high school was then opened to us. My, the acti- vities we became a part of. In the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades our highlights included dances and parties. Our sponsors these years were; eighth grade, Mr. Hileman; ninth grade, Mrs. Mary Skinner; tenth grade, Mrs. Mary Cauley. In the eleventh grade we sponsored the more special events. The year began with our Junior Play, Dear Ruth . We sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom of 1960, which was very beautiful. On April 25, 1960 we received our class rings. This was certainly a red letter day in our lives. We would like to say a special thanks to Mr. Ellis, our class sponsor, for making this a wonderful year. And now we are seniors, that long strived for goal. As twenty .of us stepped into the Senior room that first morning, greeted by our sponsor, we knew this was it. We were joined by seven seniors from Goshen High and one from Clifton Forge High. For a brief moment on the day we took our cap and gown pic- tures, the class could picture themselves as on graduation day. There are many decisions we must make during the year. Selecting the annual cover, our motto and many more are ours to make. We thank Mr. Skinner for advising us in making these de- cisions. The time has been so very short but wonderful. We will be saying good-bye to our classmates before very long. There will be the time to say good-bye to our school, M.H.S., the home of the ’ ' Wildcats . May that spirit never die in us, and when we hear the song, TisDear Old Millboro , be proud to say that is my school song. 15 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1961 of MillboroHigh School, do hereby make and declare this to be pur last will and testament, in form and manner as follows: Elizabeth Angus-I will my seat in the Senior room to Jeanette Angus. Mason Bragg-I will my athletic ability to Donnie Sampson. Freddie Brown-I will my ability to get into trouble to Phillip Clark. Sam Burke-I will my seat in the Senior Class to anyone who uses it more than I did. Carolyn Burns-I will my height to Claudia Burns. James Deeds-I will my position as F.F.A. President to Toby Whit- son. Elaine Ford-Iwillmy position as Co-Captain of the basketball team to Katie Ford. Stuart Hall-I will my ability to make good grades to anyone who doesn ' t. Palma Hepler-I will a bottle of aspirins to the teachers for the headaches I caused them. Janet Hodge-I will my position as secretary of the Beta Club to Ann Ramsey. Richard Ingram-I will my ability to play sports to anyone who needs it. Jessie Jack-I will my typing book to Kathleen Jack providing she makes more words than I did. Nellie Kelley-I will my ability to get along with my teachers to William. Barbara Madison-I will my books to Shirley Madison hoping she will get some use out of them. Peggy Marshall-I will all my themes written in English class to Mr. Hileman. Jerry McDonald-I will my position as the Goshen bus driver and my chauffeurs license to Lynn Ware for use next year. Barbara Minter-Iwillmy position as secretary of the Senior Class to the next student from Goshen to hold this office. Curtis Nelson-I will my ability to get along with girls to Fred Brown, providing there are still some girls around. Gene Riley-Iwill my position on the basketball team to Andy Por- ter providing he uses it better than I did. Mildred Robertson-I will my position as a senior at M.H.S. and my diploma to Marshall Robertson providing he earns them. Billy Ross-Iwill my ability to do nothing to nobody or anyone, pro- viding nobody can do nothing. Bobby Sams-I will my position on the basketball team to Jasper Jack. Doris Smith-I will my stubborness to anyone who needs it. Dreame Thompson-I will my ability to read pattern directions in Home Economics to anyone who can finish sewing what I left be- hind. Billy Wade-I will my mustache to Wayne Peters. 16 CLASS OF ’61 Elizabeth Angus Mason Bragg Carolyn Burns Freddie Brown Elaine Ford Sam Burke Palma Hepler James Deeds Janet Hodge Richard Ingram Jessie Jack Jerry McDonald Nellie Kelley Gene RUey Barbara Madison Billy Ross Peggy Marshall Bobby Sams Barbara Minter Billy Wade Mildred Robertson Stuart Hall Doris Smith Dreame Thompson WHO’S WHO Most Likely to Succeed Best All Around Most Bashful SENIOR STATISTICS Name Nickname Favorite Expression Wants Elizabeth Angus Duck Get lost stay single William Bragg Mason All shucks diploma Carolyn Burns Carol I don’t know red convertible Freddie Brown Bebo I doesn ' t know Cadillac, 1961 Elaine Ford Ford Ah sugar graduate Sam Burke Sam I don ' t know diploma Palma Hepler Pam For goodness sakes Corvet, 1961 diploma James Deeds Jim I don ' t know Janet Hodge Jan Gosh R. N. Richard Ingram Dick Oh heck pretty girl Jessie Jack Sis Gosh happiness Jerry McDonald Duck My goodness short blonde Nellie Kelley Nel Ah really Continental Curtis Nelson Curt You don ' t say diploma Barbara Madison Babs Gee whiz good job Gene Riley Jackie Drop dead pretty girl Peggy Marshall Peg My gosh happiness Billy Ross Billy Crap diploma Barbara Minter Barb Shucks success and happiness Bobby Sams Blue Eyes No kidding a million dollars Mildred Robertson Millie Lou Darn it diploma and happiness Billy Wade Bill Is that right money Doris Smith Brown Eyes My job and clothes Stuart Hall Stu Really a real pretty girl Dreame Thompson Ding Oh really diploma Biggest Pest Most Studious Neatest WHO’S WHO Most Athletic Most Popular SENIOR STATISTICS striking Characteristics Favorite Pastime What uses Most Most Courteous Ambition ash blonde hair Collecting M, Star Pix tea towel Army nurse hair dancing money bag Phys. Ed. teacher height talking to Elaine mirror cosmetologist big feet sleeping mouth Army neatness playing basketball bobby pins Home Ed. teacher curly hair working on cars tools going west personality listening to radio sinic grade teacher height talking pencil job bigness reading mouth nurse wavy hair watching T. V. mouth business man red hair dating comb wife wavy hair talking to girls mouth farmer smallness day dreaming comb airline stewardess friendliness running around with Wade fork job eyelashes watching T. V. typev riter secretary hair talking to girls mouth millionaire figure dating lipstick marriage flat top thinking fork dentist brown eyes writing letters pencil and paper job blue eyes dating shoes go-Alaska temper dates telephone secretary sideburns running around with Nelson mouth good job brown eyes talking to boys water secretary hair talking to girls mouth get beautiful girl long black hair dancing feet medical secretary Cutest Valedictorian, Salutatorian Most Dependable Gerald Kenney Treasurer David Peters Kathy Blackwell Lucy Peters President Vice President Secretary Mrs. Moore Sponsor Betty Lew Moore Sponsor 20 Here Comes Charlie JUNIORS Gerald Kenney Sue Cauley David Peters Lucy Peters Burton Taylor Ann Ramsey Leonard Ware Kathryn Blackwell Fred Brown Ruth Hall Jim Peters Shirley Madison Freddie Arbogast Betty Smith Donild Sampson Jeanette Angus Nelson Loan Betty Simmons Vernon Whitson Imogene Layton George Simmons Lonnie Philips Jasper Jack Charles Lowman Wayne Peters (not pictured) SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Mary Cauley, Sponsor; Sharon Tenney, Treasurer; Gertha Loan, President; Katie Ford, Reporter; Amelia Leach, Vice President; Dorothy Campbell, Secretary. CLASS HISTORY In the eighth grade we started out with 22 pu- pils. In this year we had a spelling match with two participating. Our spelling match included the schools in our county. Peggy Ingram won with a runner-up Bonnie Sue Pugh from Mitchelltown school. Both went to Waynesboro to compete with 6 other county ' s winning contestants. In our freshman year we had 16 pupils. We had one boy and 4 girls going out for basketball. We also had a party which was held in our gym- nasium. We were allowed to invite one guest. In our sophomore year we sponsored a square dance which was held in our school September 24, 1961. We had 1 boy and 3 girls going out for basketball this year. The 3 girls made first team. Two students were eligible for the Beta Club. Several are in the Glee Club. Ten are in the F. H. A. Mary Cauley Sponsor 22 TENTH GRADE Clarance Armstrong Tommy Burns Dorothy Campbell Philip Clark Katie Ford Mary Hodge Peggy Ingram William Kelley Hilda Law Amelia Leach Gertha Loan Jewell Loan Charles McCormick Martha Neff David Nofsinger Sharon Tenney Jerry Stinespring Jo Ann Whitson 23 Left to right: Mary Skinner, Sponsor; Linda Tennant, Secretary; Norman Blanchard, President; Dennis Jack, Vice President; Marlene Ross, Reporter; Andy Porter, Treasurer. CLASS HISTORY Mary Skinner Sponsor In 1959-60 we began high school as eighth graders, with about 30 on our class roll. Mr. Capley was our homeroom teacher, and our other teachers were Mrs. Cauley, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Catron and Mr. Ellis. During the year many of our class members participated in various school activities. Our class was well represented in the Glee Club, Pep Club, and Drama Club. Class officers elected for the year were: President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: Kenneth Matheney Dennis Jack Dora Brown Betty Neff Leland Coursey As freshmen we have a somewhat smaller class with 19 enroll. Mrs. Skinner is our home- room teacher. Our class officers were: President: Litz Noyes Vice President: Norma Blanchard Secretary: Linda Tennant Treasurer: Andy Porter Reporter: Marlene Ross In October Litz Noyes moved away so Nor- man Blanchard was elected class president to take her place. Last Fall we sold stationery to raise funds for our class. One of our last activities was a Christmas Party in December. NINTH GRADE Carolyn Ailstock Norman Blanchard Dora Brown Betty Carter Tom Coffey Leland Coursey Roger Hicklin Patsy Hodge Carolyn Ingram Dennis Jack Kenneth Matheney Gary Mayse Betty Neff Litz Noyes Ronnie Philips Andy Porter Karen Rhea Marlene Ross Judy Simmons Linda Tennant 25 Iv ' • ’iV. 2! Marcia Root Linda Kenney Linda Ril ey Mr. Hileman Reporter President Secretary Sponsor Richard Nicely Jerald Roberts Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms CLASS HISTORY Most of us enrolled in school in 1953. Our teachers through elementary school were as fol- lows; first grade, Miss Haynes; second grade, Mrs. Ethel Moore; third grade, Mrs. McLaughlin; fourth grade, Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs. Hupman; fifth grade, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. McCray; sixth grade, Mr. Hileman; and seventh grade, Mrs. Tyree. In the sixth grade we participated in the Sci- ence Fair. In the seventh grade we visited the Luray Caverns and the Zoorama. This year the girls played softball Avith the ninth and tenth grade physical education class. The boys played ball with the eighth grade and Goshen. The fall of 1960 brought us into the eighth grade. This was a goal we had been looking for- ward to for seven years. Mr. Capley started as our home room teacher. Mr. Hileman became our home room teacher and Mr. Capley was ap- pointed as the Principal of our school. All of us have joined different clubs during the year. Charles Hileman Sponsor 26 Wayne Anderson Eleanor Bethel George Bogan Mary Brooks Claudie Jo Burns Sue Campbell Dannie Carter Linda Entsminger Phillip Fleming Billy Forbes David Hepler Dennie Hicklin Nancy Ingram Kathleen Jack Linda Kenney Dennis Keyser Jimmie Kiser Raymond Layton Ralph Lawrence Gloria Loan James Mayberry Linda Mitchell Richard Nicely Linda Riley Carol Noyes Jerald Roberts Shirley Roberts Marcia Root Henry Rutherford Jessie Simmons Gloria Stinespring Anne Taylor Roger Tenney not pictured: Lucille Simmons Marie Ryder Shirley Morgan I They ' re Up to Something! ! ! He went thatta way ! Bottoms Up Let ' s have a party 28 S.C.A. OFFICERS Doris Smith Secretary David Peters Billy Wade Vice President President CHEERLEADERS Jerry McDonald Treasurer Thompson, Peters, Burns, Hepler, Ramsey, Whitson, Carter GIRLS’ BASKETBALL KnPPline- Sue Caulev, Peggy Ingram, Jessie Jack, Katie Ford, Martha Neff, Elaine Ford, andinl;’ Coach-Mr.Lpley, Marlene Ross, Peggy Marshall, Betty Simmons, Lmda Tennant, Betty Neff, Karen Rhea. PEP CLUB Istrow. CarolynBurns, Lucy Peters, Palma Hepler, Jo Ann Whitson, Ann Ramsey, D rne Thompson. 2nd row. Mrs.Cauley, Kenneth Matheney, Dennis Jack, Claudia Burns, Karen Rhea, Jasper Jack, Betty Neff. 3rd row. Barbara Madison, Marlene Ross, Linda Tennant, Katie Ford. 4th row. Elaine Ford, Ruth Hall, Shirley Ma son. Sue Cauley, Kathy Blackwell, Martha Neff. 5th row. Charles Lowman, Norman Blanch- ard, Fred Brown, Gerald Kenney. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Kneeling: Bobby Sams, David Peters, Gerald Kenney, Lonnie Phillips, Gene Riley. Standing; Phillip Clark, Fred Brown, Norman Blanchard, Andy Porter, Jasper Jack, Mr. Capley. J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL Kneeling: Dennis Jack, Philip Clark, Norman Blanchard, Andy Porter, Ralph Lawrence. Standing; David Hepler, Wayne Anderson, Billy Forbes, Charles Lowman, Richard Nicely, Mr. Capley. 31 Istrow. Palma Hepler, Elizabeth Angus, Peggy Marshall, Elaine Ford, Jessie Jack, Dorothy Campbell, Sharon Tenney, Katie Ford, Janet Hodge. 2nd row. Mrs. Catron, Marcia Root, Linda Kenney, Jeanette Angus, Doris Smith, Gertha Loan, Nancy Ingram, Gloria Stinespring. 3rd row. Linda Riley, Mary Hodge, Eleanor Bethel, Linda Mitchell, Linda Entsminger, Kathlene Jack, Amelia Leach. 4th row. Betty Smith, Shirley Roberts, Gloria Loan, Ann Taylor. 5th row. Jewell Loan, Ruth Hall, Peggy Ingram, Sue Cauley, Martha Neff, Jo Ann Whitson. 6th row. Mary Brooks, Dreame Thompson, Carolyn Burns, Ann Ramsey. F. H. A. Activities ■ft F.F.A. Sitting: James Deeds, Jim Peters, Gene Riley, Jerry McDonald, Billy Wade. Row 1: Mr. Catron, Kenneth Matheney, David Hepler, Phillip Clark, Vernon Whitson, Jasper Jack, Ralph Lawrence, Dennis Jack. Row 2: Raymond Layton, Dennis Keyser, Richard Ingram, Leland Coursey, Fred Brown, Jerald Roberts, Jessie Simmons, James Mayberry, Roger Tenney. Row 3: Burton Taylor, MasonBragg, Wayne Anderson, Fr eddie Arbogast, Deenie Hicklin, Jimmie Kiser. Row 4: Donald Sampson, Roger Hicklin, Leonard Ware, Billy Forbes, Wayne Peters, Richard Nicely. Row 5: Phillip Fleming, Henry Rutherford, Gary Mayse. Row6: Bobby Sams, Charles McCormick, Fred Brown, David Nof singer. Tommy Burns. F.F.A. ACTIVITIES 33 Left to right: Jasper Jack, Lucy Peters, Gerald Kenney, David Peters, Mrs. Skinner, Sponsor. ACTIVITIES 34 BETA CLUB Row 1: Shirley Madison, Barbara Madison, Palma Hepler, Elaine Ford, Jeanette Angus, Lucy Peters, Ann Ramsey. Row 2: Ruth Hall, Sharon Tenneny, Katie Ford, Janet Hodge, Barbara Minter, Doris Smith, Carolyn Burns. Row 3: Kathy Blackwell, Sue Cauley, Leonard Ware, David Peters, Billy Ross, Jerry McDonald. Row 4: Richard Ingram, James Peters, Billy Wade, Gerald Kenney, Mildred Robertson, Dreame Thompson. BETA ACTIVITIES Sponsor, Mr. Skinner 35 For the State Beta Talent Show BUS PATROL Row 1: Jack Bogan, Tommy Coffey, Connie Massengill, Ruth Deeds, Patsy Stanley, Lorraine Mitchell, Thornton Ailstock, Ray Livick, Row 2: Floyd Bethel, Raymond Hodge, Mason Cauthorn, Gordon Jeffries, Robert Peters, Leland Coursey, Burton Taylor. Row 3: Bobby Sams, James Deeds, Mr. Hileman. Mr. Adams, Mr. Botkin, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Durham, Mr. Hicklin, Mr. Bottenfield, Mr. Loan GLEE CLUB Rowl: Jimmy Kiser, Ralph Lawrence, Raymond Layton, Carolyn Ailstock, Carolyn Ingram, Karen Rhea, Richard Nicely, Roger Tenney. Row 2: Martha Neff, Jo Ann Whitson, Betty Carter, Betty Neff, Katie Ford, Janet Hodge, Linda Tennant, Sharon Tenney, Claudia Burns. Row 3; Linda Kenney, Shirley Roberts, Leland Coursey, Fred Brown, Linda Riley, Hilda Law, Billy Forbes. Row 4: Charles Lowman, Lonnie Phillips, Richard Ingram, Norman Blanchard, Gerald Kenney, Mason Bragg. Barbara Madison Doris Ann Smith Valedictorian Salutatorian 37 ' J� V BASEBALL Norman Blanchard Fred Brown Philip Clark James Deeds Stuart Hall Richard Ingram Jasper Jack Gerald Kenney Kenneth Matheney David Peters Lonnie Philips Andy Porter Gene Riley Bobby Sams Burton Taylor Billy Wade Tom Capley, Coach Ada Haynes Madison College Columbia University Marian McCray Madison College Mildred Blanchard Hollins B. S. Rebekah McClintic Madison College Assembly Training School of Richmond Thelma McLaughlin University of Virginia Sarah Davis Radford College Elsie Tyree William and Mary 39 FIRST GRADE Row 1: Johnny Arbogast, Richard Armstrong, Donna Black, Alice Bowers, Deborah Brinkley, Gloria Campbell, Becky Carter, Dennie Cauley, Linda Cauley. Row 2; Janet Forbes, Sue Forbes, Ann Hart, Billy Hartbarger, Debbie Huffman, Lloyd Huffman, Jane Ingram, Edna Kelly, Donald Leach. Row3: Garland Matheney, Diana McCoy, Nancy McCoy, Kenneth McNeal, EvonneMassen- gill, Suzanne Moore, Martha Nof singer, Clinton Phillips, Lynn Flecker. Row 4: Linda Randozza, Lewis Riley, Frank Shrader, Mike Smith, Jerry Stanley, Billy Wilcher, Brenda Wright. SECOND Ka V- GRADE Row 1: Sue Berry, Dewey Bowers, Lynn Bird, Debbie Cauthorn, Donald Deeds, Jean Grimm, Joyce Grimm, Mike Harris, Ricky Hevener. Row 2: C. R. Hontz, Tommy Huffman, Margie Ken- nedy, Linda Loan, Frankie Marshall, Tommy Mashon, Rhonda Matheney, Keith McCune, Carol Newcomb. Row 3; Edith Nicely, Ricky Pelter, John Reynolds, Hilda Rhea, Shirley Riley, Richard Rusmisel, Diane Ryder, Faye Ryder, Kaye Ryder. Row 4: Brenda Simmons, Ronnie Simmons, James Tennant, Becky Thompson. 40 THIRD GRADE Rowl: Janet Adams, Dallas Bethel, Danny Black, Jay Black, Franklin Bottenfield, Homer Camp- bell, Ruby Campbell, Jerry Cauley, Judy Durham. Row 2: George Flemming, Joe Grimm, Jerry Harvey, Linda Hostetter, Robert Ingram, Frank Kelley, Betty LaRue, Mary Lawrence, Ray Loan. Row3: Bonnie Los h, Ann Mashon, Cecil McCoy, Benny Massengill, Larry Moore, Janice Nelson, Jamie Nelson, Joannie Nelson, Jackie Nelson. Row 4: Tommy McRoberts, Linda Randozza, Wanda Shanks, Burnell Smith, Kirk Smith, Jimmy Stanley, David Taylor, Jean Whitson. FOURTH GRADE Rowl: GeraldBogan, Wayne Brinkley, Catherine Brooks, Lenonia Campbell, Eddie Carter, Buddy Carter, Becky Cauley, Sandy Coursey, Jvme Deeds. Row 2: Becky Hepler, Diane Hodge, Sue Hodge, Norma Huphman, George Ingram, Arnold Kennedy, David Lawrence, Jay Livick, Donnie Marshall. Row 3: Judy McCoy, C. C. Neff, Sue Newcomb, Jonnie Phillips, Joseph Phillips, Josephine Reynolds, Pam Root, Mike Shanks, Sharon Shinault. Row 4: Dwight Simmons, Patsey Simmons, Darnell Smith, Larry Smith, George Stanley, Walley Stinespring, Robert Thompson, Nancy Noyes. FIFTH GRADE Row 1: Joyce Bethel, Diane Black, Sammy Burns, Danny Deeds, Larry Entsminger, Herbert Hartbarger, Frances Harvey, Zelda Kiser, Eddie Jeffries. Row2: Emmett Lawrence, Kay Livick, May Livick, Jerry Loan, Jimmy Loan, Joyce MarshaU, Diane Massengill, Sandra McMullen, Gloria Reynolds. Row 3; Patricia Reynolds, Brenda Riley, Christine Simmons, Judy Stanley, Rosemary Taylor, Deloras Thompson, Roger Wright. SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Dallin Carter, Susan Coffey, Ruth Deeds, G. C. Ford, Donald Grimm, Wa5rne Grimm, Bill Harvey, Frank Hipes, Patricia Hodge. Row 2: Abe Ingram, Nancy Ingram, Shirley Jack, Jamie Kiser, Barbara Loan, Lee Loan, Mack Loan, Arthur Lawrence, Roger Marshall. Row 3; Julia Mashon, Lorraine Mitchell, Mike Noyes, Darlene Phillips, Tommy Riley, Buddy Rusmisel, Ronnie Shipplet, Bobby Simmons, Naomi Simmons. Row 4; Sommer Simmons, Patsy Stanley. SEVENTH GRADE Row 1; Thornton Ailstock, Sally Beck, Floyd Bethel, Donald Blanchard, Jack Bogan, George Borror, Mary Borror, Jimmy Botkin, Deloras Brinkley. Row 2: Henry Brooks, Charles Byrd, Frances Campbell, Molly Cauley, Mason Cauthorn, Bobby Eisenhower, Judy Hodge, Raymond Hodge, Gordon Jeffries. Row3: Dorothy Kennedy, Sharon Kelley, Carol Keyser, Phyllis Lawrence, Ray Livick, Sue Loan, Ella Martin, Connie Massengill, Margaret Nicely. Row 4; Margaret Nof- singer, Robert Peters, Sarah Peters, Betty Riley, Lucille Stanley. The Cooks Frank 43 Typing Cooking Lynn Beck to Florida THEY WENT AWAY Linda Beck to Florida Jo Ann Noyes to Michigan Mr. Dyer Don’t Know 44 ADVERTISING Left to right: Mr. Skinner, David Peters, Doris Smith, Billy Ross, Dreame Thompson, Jo Anne Whitson, Ruth Hall, Carolyn Burns. An introduction Our Vcitvons It is with gratitude and appreciation that we, the Spur 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. 45 Congratulations and Best Wishes LOCHER SILICA CORPORATION G lasgow, Virginia DEITZ SHOPPING CENTER GENERAL MERCHANDISE Gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil, motor oil, general tires. 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