Millboro High School - Spur Yearbook (Millboro, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1962 volume:

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Q-' .,',,-W RH, ., v 1 Q H 1,1 ,.,,', , MQW g . :'f-H-A 1. V ' At' ya . if gr.-.' f'- ity ., , i ,...I,: 1 V 3, , ., . 3-E - -- .I I ngluipa,-1 -I Xa 'b R I , . -5 ',- 'T ,'1sZ2, i' . 7, , kv L .W-ir., Vw s, i ,y as ,gg ta.: , T I-ff ? ' V .1 - iff - 'T'5?::f3:' I si CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES CLUBS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ELEMENTARY FACULTY GRADES ADVERTISEMENTS 140122 fge 509210119 School years represent a period in a person's life that no other phase will approach or equal. This year- book is comparable to a mirror, for it is the reflection of 180 days at Millboro , during the 61-62 term. The meaning of this book varies with the individ- ual, just as each of us holds different memories. We can be proud of the hard work, but we can also re- minisce about the pleasant times- winning ball games, attending proms and dances, our parts in clubs and activities. We can never relive these experiences, but we can always retain the memories of them in this- our year- book. FRONT ROW: Tom Coffey, Sue Cauley, Co- Businesslvianagers. BACK ROW: David Peters, Lucy Peters, Co- Editors. Z EDICATED T0 . . . Mr. Hileman Because of his wise guidance and friendly interest in each of us in- dividually, and because of his deep understanding, his sense of humor, his kindness and willingness to help us at all times, as a symbol of our gratitude and admiration, we the Seniors, dedicate, this, our 1962 Spur to Mr. Charles F. Hileman. 3 1 1 1 1 1 Business staff, FRONT ROW: David Peters, Lucy Peters, co-editors. Sue Cauley, Tom Coffey, co- business managers, Mr. Hileman, spon- sor. 2nd. ROW: Io Ann Whitson, Linda Tennant, Donna Thompson, Ann Ramsey. LAST ROW: Ruth Hall, Gerald Kenney, Shirley Madi- son. 1 1 4 AN N UAL STAFF 1 n 1 Advertising Staff. FRONT: Io Ann Whitson, Ruth Hall, Shirley Madison. BACK: Linda Tennant, Lucy Peters, Ann Ramsey, Sue Cauley, Donna Thompson, Gerald Kenney, David Peters, Tom Coffey. . ' f i fe2W:s:mw'.. iw Ernest R. Worrell Superintendent of Bath County Schools Mr. Worrell attended Lynchburg College where he received the A. B. degree, The College of the Bible for the B. D. degree, and the University of Virginia where he was granted the M. Ed. degree. ADMINISTRATION Lucille Rhea Millboro High, '53 Secretary Thomas M. Capley 5 Middle Tennessee State College B. S. in Physical Education Principal Mary Cauley Hollins College B ,A. in Mathematics Mathematics, Latin Librarian Charles S, Armstrong V.P.l. B.S. Business Admini- stration. Business, Boy's Basketball ,P Mary E. Skinner Richard Linkenhoker Charles I-lileman B.S. Flora MacDonald B.A. Carson-Newman B.A. Univ. of Va. M. Ed. Univ. of Virginia History, Political Science Guidance Science, Mathematics Social Studies Science Physical Education Girl's Basketball, Base- ball , q.Q ' Q , x Josephine Catron Richard Catron B.S. Madison College B.S. Agr. Ed. Home Economics V.P.I. V.P.l. Agriculture Home Economics Warren Eyster Gettysburg College Univer. of Va. B,A. English, French English f -gt ffsfggt SENIOR CLASS ON STEPS: Jasper Jack, Kathy Blackwell, Sue Cauley, Ann Ramsey, Janette Angus, Bettie Smith, Betty Simmons. SECOND ROW: FreddieArbogast, George Simmons, Lucy Peters, Shirley Madison, Ruth Hall, Paul Howell, Jimmy Vass. THIRD ROW: Burton Taylor, Charles Lowman, David O'Kane, Leonard Ware, Gerald Kenney, Jim Peters, Toby Whitson, David Peters. LAST ROW: Lonnie Phillips, SENIOR CLASS Senior Class Officers Shirley Madison Vice President Kathy Blackwell Secretary David O'Kane Treasurer Leonard Ware President as 5352 if 1 is Sponsor Mrs. Mary Cauley Scif 4 I SENIORS JEANETTE CARRIE ANGUS FREDDIE CARLSON ARBOGAST KATHRYN NORA BLACKWELL SUE ANN CAULEY RUTH GAIL HALL B SENIORS I A P I 1 PAUL BERNARD HOWELL WALTER NELSON LOAN .TASPER CARLTON JACK CHARLES A, LOWMAN, III I 9 GERALD LEE KENNEY SENIORS Not Pictured SHIRLEY JANETTE MADISON CHARLES DAVIS MCCORMICK LARRY MCDANIEL fAbsemtJ DAVID DEAN O'KANE CHARLES DAVID PETERS JAMES PAUL PETERS IO SENIORS I 1 V LUCY ANN PETERS PI-IILLIP WAYNE PETERS LONNIE FRANKLIN PHILLIPS ELIZABETH ANN RAMSEY DONALD DEWEY SAMPSON BETTY JEAN SIMMONS I I SENIORS GEORGE WAYNE SIMMONS JAMES WESLEY VASS . BETTIE LOUISE SMITH LEONARD ADOLAPHUS WARE .,4 'fI- 'VN I2 59'- BURTON ASHBY TAYLOR VERNON EUGENE WHITSON CLASS HISTORY In September of 1950, 34 students started their schooling, with Mr. George ,ffiagby as their principal and Miss Ada Haynes as their teacher. Due to a pair of fptiepartures, only 32 of us, who were in that entering group advanced to the second grade, where we were taught by Mrs. Ethel Moore, who was assisted by Mrs. Aubrey Zimmerman. In the third grade we were instructed by Mrs. McLaughlin. After completion of our third year our group went to the fourth grade where we were taught by Mrs. Blanchard. r In 1954, 30 of us were promoted to the fifth grade, and we happily migrated to the old building . Mrs. Schoonover was our teacher. Our sixth grade was somehow larger than the others and we were divided into two groups. Mrs. McCray taught one group, and Mrs. Tyree taught the other. We were reunited in the seventh grade and after our struggles through elemen- tary school we now numbered 28. We were again taught by Mrs. Tyree. At last we had reached one ofour long sought after goals. As our first home- room teacher we had Mr. Robert Sauter. Other members of the high school faculty who taught us were: Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Mullis, Mr. Joyce, and Miss Fairchild. In 1958, we finally became Freshmen. Our homeroom teacher was Mrs. Skinner, who was aided in teaching us by Mr. Thomas Capley, Mr. Gordon Ellis, Mr. Skinner, Mrs. Mullis, and Mr. Catron. At this time in Goshen High, seven Freshmen were small in number, but big in determination. Mrs. Hager was their homeroom teacher. Other members of the Goshen faculty were: Mrs. Gwinn, Mrs. Withrow, Mr. Wilhelm, and the prin- cipal, Mr. Cobb. Sophomore year arrived, and our homeroom teacher was Mrs. Cauley. In Goshen our soon-to-be fellow-Juniors were under the same faculty, but had added Mrs. Nickols as one of their instructors. The Mullis family moved and Mrs. Catron became Millboro's new Home Economics teacher. In 1960 we became Juniors under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Betty Moore, who taught us along with Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, Mr. Hileman, Mrs. Cauley, and Mr. and Mrs. Catron, The five I uniors who joined us from Goshen were soon com- pletely members of the school. The high light of the year, other than the ar- rival of these fine reinforcements, was, for all of us, selecting our class rings. Our class officers were: PRESIDENT, David Peters, VICE- PRESIDENT, Kathy Black- well, SECRETARY, Lucy Peters, and TREASURER, Gerald Kenney. We are proud beyond measure to say that in 1961, 26 members entered the Senior Class with Mrs. Mary Cauley as Sponsor. Later in the year we were join- ed by new members: Larry McDaniel, and Fred Brown. Our class now consists of 28 members. Our teachers are: Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Linkenhoker, Mr. Eyster, Mrs. Skinner, Mr. Catron, Mrs. Catron, and our Guidance Counselor, Mr. Hileman. Our class officers are: PRESIDENT, Leonard Ware, VICE-PRESIDENT, Shirley Madison, SECRETARY, Kathy Blackwell, and TREASURER, David O'Kane. ' A At this time we are looking forward with mixed emotions to-'receiving our diplomas in I une. We hwill, of course, be glad to graduate, but we will always reiriemlier with appreciation our teachers and friends at Goshen and Millboro High Schools. Qyve wish, at this time, to thank youall forpmaking our school years so wonderful. . I g y g 'g,gfty,,g , 13 Ast wsu AND TESTAMENT ., We, the class of 1962 of Millboro High School, do hereby makeand declare this to be our last will and testament, in form and manner as follows: I, Jeanette Angus, will my best regards to the Millboro faculty and personnel. I, Freddie Arbogast, will my ability to make Mrs. Skinner mad to Bobby Bogan. I, Kathy Blackwell, will my ability to forget a homework assignment to those who do not want to remember them. I, Sue Cauley, will my seat in the senior room to Mollie, providing she earns it. I, Ruth Hall, will my cousin, Stuart, to Linda Tennant in hopes that she can bring him up properly. I, Paul Howell, will nothing to no one. It took l2 years to get it, now I am going to keep it. I, Jasper Jack, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone who can use it. I, Gerald Kenney, will my position as first trumpetin the band to Mason Cauthorn. I, Charles Lowman, will my seat in the senior room to any Juznior who will set a goal to work toward it. I, Nelson Loan, will my seat in the senior room to Tommy Burns, providing he uses it. I, Shirley Madison, will my membership in the Beta Club to Eleanor Bethel pro- viding she earns it. ' I, Larry McDaniel, will 50 pounds to be distributed proportionally among the Junior Class. I, Charles McCormick, will my tallness to anyone who 'needs it. I, David O'Kane, will my passion for Time magazine to anyone who can use it. I, David Peters, will my monopoly of collecting Blue Horses to Tom Coffey. I, Jim Peters, will my position in the Boiler Room Smoking Club to Marshall Robertson providing he makes it up from Goshen. I, Lucy Peters, will my ability to goof-up to anyone who doesn't. I, Wayne Peters, will my typewriter to anyone who needs it. I, Lonnie Phillips, will my position on the basketball team to anyone who can fill it better than I did. l, Ann Ramsey, will my ability to get into mischief to Karen Rhea. I, Donald Sampson, will all the girls at Millboro to Andy Porter. I, Betty Simmons, will my books to Judy providing she will need them. l, George Simmons, will my ability to get along with other people to Mrs. Skinner. I, Bettie Smith, will my typewriter to anyone taking typing next year, providing it works better for them than it did for me. I, Burton Taylor, will my gray hair to Mr. Richard S. Catron. I, Jimmy Vass, will my curly harir to Mr. Armstrong. I, Leonard Ware, will my height to Tom Coffey. He needs some. I, Toby Whitson, will my seat in the senior room to Jo Ann. I4 MOST BASHFUL Bettie Smith Charles Lowman 4 1 K . V. uk Q , ,,,. if J r si1'f-II? - - L .ff fTg:5?571f 9 'fLW5535x'539W9?9 Wm M' 99'M ' E.. .25-.1-...1:':.Ef:a'H-rr-1,-::.,. , 1-Q,-mfsit-fgrsfgrsrrrrwwffs-W -. ' era. Q 9- is f V r G L 5 .. .f Z,. ,..2:'.,, 5,,s-:.gsafHQ?1- f garages Y T ,b.L Q ,,,e e,eL rr ..ws..,, .. al f aug :ow 919' K if as nf-NN 1 gs,9K.,mrea 4 1 1 WV-ff1'5. ffy1.,21'- so H . 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' is SEK , rash . - W of 5 .Ny . , -- - - + Y ,K L ri 2 if ff, sa g,-f., 3 1: 2,-sr: ' , ff B' Q V - gg-Q 1 iz 5 K -h..a, K K . wwe ,rwjbgr , 5 - E N. 1 - A MOST COURTEOUS Kathy Blackwell David O'Kane MOST AMBITIONS Lucy Peters Gerald Kenney BIGGEST PEST Lucy Peters Freddie Arbogast MOST DEPENDABLE i Ruth H-all l Leonard Ware ,,..: r .L, ,wfxzfwz -- Qleelu- zswna ,-fm -- JUNIOR CLASS ON STEPS: FIRST ROW: Donna Thompson, Faye Ward, Peggy Peters, Mary Hodge, Jerry Stienspring, Gertha Loan, DorothyCampbell.SECOND ROW: Nancy Burke, Daris Minter, Mary Terry, Peggy Ingram, Sharon Tenney, Hilda Law. THIRD ROW: Philip Clark, Io Ann Whitson, Katie Ford, Martha Neff, Amelia Leach. FOURTH ROW: Clarence Armstrong, William Kelley, Roger Thompson, Tommy Burns. JUNIOR CLASS Donna Thompson Reporter Amelia Leach Secretary Katie Ford Treasurer Roger Thompson Vice President Io Ann Whitson President , ii 'W Mr. Armstrong E ' Sponsor ' r 1 j 1:3 , 'S-.. ,I 4132331152-ixirizwf zz-if ,4Ql.4g1'M.sa4csf A --rrwzliilffiia ewawwgkliilki 1 f if - K. A In 77W'fwg, . . M .a - P We it , A s ,MK 5 1 shim 5 r W W E ln..4.,..l X x ? 4 ml, ESX P Q ' sr . :,s',f H . Jn, ,yr , ,sfiili- ' Q S' m ,' :. C it , far' . ,. A ' of Dgrig Minter Martha Neff David Nofsinger Peggy Peters Jerry Stinespring Sharon Tenney Mary Terry Donna Thompson Roger Thompson iff-1 r',k JUNIORS Clarence Armstrong Nancy Burke Thomas Burns Dorothy Campbell Philip Clark Katherine Ford Mary Hodge Peggy Ingram William Kelley Hilda Law Amelia Loach Gertha Loan Q TW! A , 'Nw GN. QW if Faye Ward in Q f Jo Ann Whitson , l-..lrW.iI ! SP5 Fi' SOPHOMORE CLASSg FRONT ROW: Karen Rhea, Betty Carter, Carolyn Ingram. SECOND ROW: Tom Coffey, Betty Neff, Dora Brown, Linda Tennant, Judy Simmons, Patsy Hodge, Marlene Ross, Kenneth Matheny. THIRD ROW: Thomas Howell, Ronnie Phillips, Roger I-licklin, Norman Blanchard, Gary Mayse, Andrew Porter, Dennis lack. SOPHOMORE CLASS Back: Reporter Roger Hicklin Middle: President Marlene Ross Reporter Gary Mayse Secretary Carolyn Ingram Front: t Vice President Kenneth Matheny Mr. Eyster f Sponsor m ia? L , A ,ff 13,23 as V x frogs - 153495 Lcraaccxa- J IM I 9 N 35165, YW ' P 'J -j-Sirk,''ig'.i'.?.f.:,i'.g25Q2'LY:1I'Z1Q,:?3if'flpffi Al , ,.,, , ,f1 .. t .w af' f'lf'.:' - 'ii i 1 55 ,xg 1 N mi.. 2-S-Iv' .V a f .- be 1. f 1 , f -:Ex 5 r ag, Y 1' gi , we ' jf , rysr 3 - i f m 5,1315 ? M : ,.., . . 5.1 , r Mg ffyfvx' r? SOPHOMORES NT. 3 Q. I r ,, ,,., if ' ' at . r - r . rf: 5 , ,ii . rr , . .,,, , 2 ?,-?, 4- --:,1 1- ? lk I 2 ,xg h s rr .Lf s , M., K 55 ri ? Q ., ' sri? 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LAST ROW: Gerald Roberts, Wayne Ander- son, Leland Coursey, Billy Forbes, Danny Carter, Jesse Simmons, David Hepler, Raymond Layton. FRESHMAN CLASS Top: President Ralph Lawrence Treasurer Linda Mitchell Vice -President James Mayberry Bottom: Secretary Linda Riley Reporter Linda Kenny Mrs. Mary Skinner Sponsor ., in a -A Wayne Anderson Eleanor Bethel Claudia Burns Danny Carter Leland Coursey Linda Entsminger Philip Fleming Billy Forbes David Hepler Nancy Ingram Kathleen Jack Linda Kenney Raymond Layton James Mayberry Shirley Morgan Richard Nicely Linda Riley Jerald Roberts Marcia Root Henry Rutherford Jesse Simmons Gloria Stinespring Anne Taylor Roger Tenney Absent Mary Brooks James Kiser Ralph Lawrence Gloria Loan Linda Mitchell Shirley Roberts FRESHMAN CLASS 'W Nu Aix. aff my gm .-,' -. L If P Fx Q M any -. P Q KY, LN, , ' 'ityf x ,E-1' on 1,7 gr ' 'DN I!-s,.s,r- H A P g ' W ' gf' X gg 9' S ,, Q24 ea Zia B X r fl pies, ,HX Q-, ' 4 Q it w sf ri si g Iif . 2 I . 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EIGHTH GRADE Top: Secretary Connie Massengill Vice-President Molly Cauley Bottom: Treasurer Mason Cauthorn President Gordon Jeffries Mr. Richard Linkenhoker Sponsor 'bid Floyd Bethel Charles Bird Bobby Bogan Mary Borror Henry Brooks Francis Campbell Mollie Cauley Mason Cauthorn Judy Hodge Gordon Jefferies Sharon Kelley Dorothy Kennedy Phyllis Lawrence Ray Livick Sue Loan Ella Martin Connie Massengill Margaret Nicely Margaret Nofsinger Robert Peters Sarah Peters Betty Riley Lucille Stanley Absent Q Thornton Ailstock Donald Blanchard James Botkin Deenie Hicklin EIGHTH GRADE .' FYI W- 1 ttitr f ' 2 3 L.,, 5 ,,,, . ,, , 'ft ttrr X 'W S f w e x - 'W x if ' A I Q 't' 2 f 311 N' ,. A 'IT -Y S. 732 if - N 5,7 -f ., N , ,VKVV V L. 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THIRD ROW-Peggy Ingram, Jo Ann Whitson, Ruth Hall, Linda Tennant, Shirley Madison, Linda Mitchell, Dorothy Kennedy, Mr. Charles F. Hileman. at ll Q .,a. . PEP CLUB CENTER: Mr. Armstrong, Sponsor. ROW lg Hilda Law, Io Ann Whitson, Charles Lowman, Katie Ford, Kathy Blackwell, Ruth Hall, Betty Neff, Ann Ramsey, Karen Rhea. ROW 2: Anne Taylor, Lucy Peters, Amelia Leach, Mary Brooks, Claudia Burns, Linda Kenney, Eleanor Bethel. ROW 3: Dorothy Campbell, Peggy Ingram, Gertha Loan, Shirley Madison, Linda Riley, Shirley Roberts, Marcia Root. ROW 4: Sharon Tenney, Marlene Ross, Gerald Kenney, jasper Jack, Linda Tennant, Sue Cauley. CHEERLEADERS L. to R. Ann Ramsey, Karen Rhea, Gertha Loan, Sharon Plecker fmascotj, Donna Thompson, Jo Ann Whitson, Dorothy Campbell, Lucy Peters. GIRLS' BASKETBALL L. to R. Elanor Bethel, Marcia Root, Peggy Ingram, Sue Cauley, Marlene Ross, Katie Ford, Amelia Leach, Gloria Loan, Linda Tennant, Linda Kenney, Linda Enrsminger, Claudia Burns. Coach Linken- hoker. 52 ,l':'L,' 1 - W BOYS' BASKETBALL ROW 1: Ralph Lawrence,Jasper Jack, ROW 2: George Simmons, Paul Howell, David Peters, Lonnie Phillips, ROW 3: Andy Porter, Billy Forbes, Norman Blanchard. Gerald Kenney, ROW 4: Coach Armstrong. QQXVI uwaamiszrs-.. - 13 K iw ' iii ,E ,i ,i,Iyarl,fMfrrr A H -'wi 4, ,I-:if LETTERMEN BASEBALL 1962 L. ro R. Kenneth Matheny, Gerald Kenney, David C N Peters, Fred Brown,Jasper Jack, Philip Clark, Norman A D I Blanchard, Andy Porter. JUNIGR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kenneth Matheny, Ray Livick, Dennis Jack, Floyd Bethel, Donald Blanchard, Richard Nicely, Gordon Jefferies, Charles Bird, Robert Peters, Mason Cauthorn, Wayne Anderson, Coach Armstrong, Henry Brooks. 'U . .griweffwr K mlf1'fm ROW 1: Mr. Eyster qsponsory. ROW 2: Katie Ford, Jo Ann Whitson, Jeanette Angus, Jerry Stinespring, Mary Hodge, Sue Cauley, Peggy Peters. ROW 3: Jimmy Vass, Linda Tennant, Carolyn Ingram, Sharon Tenney, Lucy Peters, Ann Ramsey, David O'Kane. ROW 4: Ruth Hall, Freddie Arbogast, Dorothy Campbell, Nancy Burke, George Simmons, Jasper Jack. ROW 5: Charles Lowman, Fred Brown, David Peters, Philip Clark, Toby Whitson. ROW 6: David Nofsinger, Gerald Kenney, Larry McDaniel. ROW 7: James Peters, Charles McCormick, Leonard Ware, Nelson Loan. ROW l: Mr. Botkin, Sponsor, Dorothy Campbell, Gertha Loan, Amelia Leach Martha Neff Jo Ann Whitson, Hilda Law, Mollie Cauley, Judy Hodge. ROW 2: Anne Taylor, Linda Kenney Shirley Roberts Sharon Tenney, Eleanor Bethel, Marcia Root, Linda Entsminger, Mary Hodge ROW 3 Katie Ford Charles Lowman, Linda Riley, Ann Ramsey, Claudia Burns, Patsy Hodge. ROW 4: Gerald Kenney Lonnie Phillips, Paul Howell, Mason Cauthorn, Donald Sampson, David Helpler. ROW 5: Danny Carter Donald Blanchard, Jerald Roberts. ROW lg Ruth Hall, Donna Thompson. ROW 2: Jeanette Angus, Mrs. Cauley QSponsorj, Linda Tennant, Marlene Ross, Shirley Madison, Lucy Peters, David O'Kane. ROW 3: Io Ann Whitson, Katy Ford, Sharon Tenney, Peggy Peters, Faye Ward. ROW 4: Gerald Kenney, Sue Cauley, Ann Ramsey, Kathryn Black- well, Nancy Burke. ROW 5: Norman Blanchard, James Peters, Tom Coffey, David Peters, Leonard Ware. SCIENCE CLUB ROW lg Paul Howell, Gerald Kenney, David Nofsinger, David Peters, ROW 2: Donna Thompson, Lucy Peters, Peggy Peter, ROW 3: Kathryn Blackwell, Ruth Hall, Mrs. Skinner fSponsor5. mr? 'l : -if A ' ROW 1: James Peters, Tommy Burns, Jasper Jack, Vernon Whitson, Jimmy Kiser, Mr. Catron fsponsorp. ROW 2: Charles Bird, Raymond Layton, Ralph Lawrence, Roger Tenney, Thornton Ailstock, Jerald Roberts, Bobby Bogan. ROW 3: Burton Taylor, I irnmy Botkin, Henry Brooks, Ray Livick, Philip Fleming, Kenneth Matheny, Phillip Clark, George Simmons, James Mayberry. ROW 4: Floyd Bethel, Mason Cauthorn, Gordonlefferies, Robert Peters, Roger Thompson, Jessie Simmons, Dennis I ack, Wayne Ander- son. ROW 5: Donald Blanchard, Henry Rutherford, Deanie Hicklin, Donald Sampson. ROW 6: Roger Hicklin,Jimmy Vass, Freddie Arbogast, David Nofsinger, Gary Mayse. ROW 7: Billy Forbes, Leonard Ware, Charles McCormick. Leland Coursey. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW l: Linda Kenney, Sue Cauley, Claudia Burns, Jeanette Angus, Ann Ramsey, Ruth Hall, Mary Brooks. ROW 2: Sharon Kelley, Shirley Roberts, Gloria Stinespring, Phyllis Lawrence, Linda Entsminger, Mrs. Catron fsponsory. ROW 3: Betty Carter, Connie Massengill, Anne Taylor, Linda Mitchell, Judy Hodge, Frances Campbell. ROW 4: Linda Riley, Ella Martin, Gloria Loan, Betty Neff, Sarah Peters, Dorothy Kennedy. ROW 5: Mary Hodge, Dorothy Campbell, Gertha Loan, Bettie Smith, Eleanor Bethel, Betty Riley, Margaret Nicely, Mollie Cauley, ' sslsft lf! 'Fl ' r FRONT: Mr. Hileman, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Gordonlefferies, Ann Taylor, Ruth Deeds, Patsy Stanley, Jo Ann Whitson, Robert Peters. SECOND ROW: Philip Clark, Burton Taylor, Leland Coursey, Mason Cauthorn, Raymond Hodge. THIRD ROW: Grover Ford, Ray Livick, Roger Tenney, Ralph Lawrence, SAFETY PATROL BUS DRIVERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Adams, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Loan, Mr. Botkins, Mr. Durham, Mr. Hicklin, Mr. Bottenfield, Mr. Ware. Tom Coffey 2 vi H THE PRESENT SENIORS YEAR-1950 AT GOSHEN AT MILLBORO NEW LAB TABLES SOCIAL STUDIES i V - x ' i 4:5351 I 7 , , , ,,-- ,,5,,W,: ..,, rg, Rf ,, I A ' If g ' I CUTTING ENGLISH CLASS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM V, -22, , Q .' Iyer,-Ln ,-,, ,, w 61 g,, 'g:gf:-7 WHA HOPPENED! DOES HE KNO W? WARM STUDY HALL? WORTH WORKING FOR ' S' ff I :Jen 5251?-fewl I ,T 5L5'PF12iwkf' 1 L:?'?i21mSt5i , .',W5 vm .' W His za f?5af..gg?' f1fS?aQQ,?Wf, ' : fig, . ., . .. ,. 1fMiXwiUfrr,'ISi 5 rw H. . V 'wyagwfwf . wx A -: yf,f f1fa2ZZ1:,': v5g- 154 - ' M Jfef w A , , M va - ' , Qkxfii 15523452 I X , .J K I ,M -I KE, w i mmg 'Y Lifbwxii NG ww w If k,k- K - ' if .. wa, f ' -- wi' - - Q V713 MR UPN I - 5 I - 5- , . , A I Q . Ada Haynes Alice Hupman Thelma McLaughlin Mildred Blanchard Madison College Shepherd College University of Virginia B.S. Hollins Columbia University Madison College ELEMENTARY FACULTY George Anderson Beckley College 34 Paul Botkin Shenandoah Conserv- atory of Music Bridgewater College Jerry Brady Brevard College FIRST GRADE L . fr, r L L f L , k ,-is . 'kibfgwrm ' I ' V. J ' ii '. if 2 VJ . - ' 4 1 , F A S L K . w I '. V V .,,, V VVVV A ,L . L VV ' , J M L - t 2 311- i V ff Z fu 4' A i f 'JJ if ir. in l? '-'i Jfg' L' -I -L T if, ' 'L rr ...N ff - LJJ, L L .L L- ' R tsrtl J 'ir if If L. . ' 'Ji if! A J ' . , f - 4- i- ,h Q J 'S 43' -V Q t A , L LV V V l,,, -, VV V L V,,,,VVVV VV L V , ,,.,. Vgrhggn A 5, V Mtg.. ,, ,. V .V V ,Vgy ZZVVVVVVVVV VV X 1 'U , , QL , Mg, if ,pg . A L , VV VV VV A VV L V V ,,L., LL ' ,Lg VV . -1 A ' 'J i I L I if ','-. s 57 ' ' ' ,EL L,'N j:,g: VV ' Li NL , - - V V V L it -rg is V. if V if A , Q ' LLLL L, L LL ' ' J . L f fifig f Wlgllit 1 25' ' f!Rf' 9l 9 ' ' ' f L Q. . sr 1 fir-.L J J a1L-9-- 14? N... f .L 5 . r 4' wg Q 't L 1 J L ROW 1: Kenneth Baldwin, Franklin Berry, Carolyn Bocook, Winnie Bright, Alesa Brinkley, Bonnie Cauley, Mary Louise Cauley, Patricia Deeds, Lucy Durham. ROW 2: Hope Eyster, Jimmie Forbes, Randy Forbes, Frances Grimm, Sue Grimm, Jerry Huffman, Linda Huffman, Lloyd Huffman, Cheryl Jeffries. ROW 3: Patsy Layton, Rodney Leach, Hilda Madison, Garland Matheny, Darrell Mayo, Gloria Jean McLothlin, Fred Mills, Allen Morgan, Clinton Phillips. ROW 4: Marty Plecker, Palmer Rhea, Barry Shinault, Gary Shinault, Gary Smith, Da1ton'Vess. Joyce Whitson, Michael Wilcher, Rose Marie Williams. ABSENT: C. W. Burns, LenCatron Donnie Hodge, Gary Morgan, Wayne Morgan, Roger Stanley, Delores Sturgill. ,LL,,, A . f M H tf iii- LL iifr A ' :Lf F f t U L. LL V fa.-1, V- T2 5 J ' s t C1 I . V V , ff L VL V ,f V A L, Vgrrr L V V L ,V V VV V as LLL L ' L as , is i L' issl ' ' i .1 'Q LL LL , L L L A if if -f is ir siff J J' f 4 D9 S LL .as v 3. . J J i A 'l if ' , J if .A rf' V VVV , V V LVV V L .-V A V , .ya 11. ,L VSV VVV Vg 'r . V QW. LLLLLL 'N A M Q sf' L LL' i ? l .T . J J 'iir ' 1 QVV: J ' ' X J L L i -VVL -IL - i A , ' ,L 't'ii wx We 1 I X h - X A -x Wh .. 'D A Sh- A 7 X. N K L Mr , J LLtrl i A A 1 L. V VV, . VVVV LVVVV VvV, X . V, VV VK V VVVV X VVVVVVQSVV VV ,fi x Q EVL. Vi .ig , V , . If f 5, an '- f 16--2 h ROW 1: JohnnyArbogast, Richard Armstrong, Kathy Baldwin, Donna Kay Black, Alice Bowers, Dewery Bowers, Alvin Brinkley, Deborah Brinkley, Gloria Campbell. ROW 2: Becky Jo Carter, Dennis Cauley, Linda Cauley, Brenda Sue Frobes, Janet Forbes, Billy Hardbarger, Ann Hart, Debbie Huffman, James Ingram. ROW 3: Edna Kelley, Donald Leach, Evonne Massengill, Diane McCoy, Suzanne Moore, Martha Nofsinger, Lynn Ellen Plecker, John Reynolds, Lewis Riley. ROW 4: Richard Rusmisel, Jerry Stanley, Bo Shrader, Mike Smith, Billy Welcher. ABSENT: Nancy McCoy, Brenda Wright. THIRD GRADE W f- ? Q ,, if lf, y ,Ra fi fg Riff? R R, if R - - 1 - - f ,?' 'mK,, r a, ,R - I 1 fl? 'P' v vw mv , 'J '- XR RR R C R R R R V 7 . ik M, qw :.I: A,kV . ,W aw M ,M I R ,wx ,A,,,. ,R I ff X ,fx vw ,- s. 'P' rv .K fn -J ,- w .. 2 4 R , -.N f ' 1' K M ,. -Ffsifmisiiif' , '2 1 - ' - S 1 '..- f R f r K ' K A Q ' '41 1' 1 - :Riff P X- V 1 - ., I R ' ' at 7 9' R - 't ' a , R is, is RRJR 'Q R, R' is F ,sss f , R l J ' iff' R R 7 ' f-rx F l we V A v K 5, X g j 4 , 5 , R7 z , 1 I R R l L R I ix -ei R - . rs V W , K A RZ' 1 in krkr I M Rm, L'L', e yi fr F fl 'J ff 'ii' L ,'.1,,LL iii? f R- ip 'if 'rf J Vi' R ' R W 'tif' 'L'. fr ' ' r RW, J Xi was 1 A ik ,, is a s R, at R F f.-as A. Q ROW lz Linda Baldwin, Lynn Bird, Homer Campbell, Donald Deeds,Jean Grimm,Joyce Grimm,Ricky HSVSHSI, Thomas Huffman, Margie Kennedy. ROW 2: Linda Loan, Rhonds Matheney, Keith McCune, Donnie McDaniel, Ka McDaniel, Carol Newcomb, Jamie Nelson, Janice Nelson, Edith Nicely. ROW 3: Ricky Pelter, Linda Ran- - Y dozzo, Shirley Riley, Faye Ryder, Kaye Ryder, Ronnie Simmons, James 'Tennant, Rebecca Thompson. Absent: FOURTH GRADE if 1' PW 31' J ' ,rf , 'A yr ws wa, ,ia,, ef iii' A A, 4- Q 11, A J F 'W I 1, af pf ' L. 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ROW la Janet Adams, Dallas Bethel, Danny Black, Jay Black, Franklin Bottenfield, Nelonia Campbell, Ruby Campbell, Buddy Carter, Jerry Cauley. ROW 2: Judy Durham, George Fleming, Joe Grimm, Robert Ingram, Franklin Kelley, Betty LaRue, Mary Lawrence, Hubert Layton, Ray,Loan. ROW 3: Bonnie Losh, Bennie Massen- gill, Cecil McCoy, Tommy McRoberts, Larry Moore, C. C. Neff, Jackie Nelson, Joannie Nelson, Josephine Rey- nolds. ROW 4: Wanda Shanks, Burnell Smith, Kirk Smith, Jimmy Stanley, Willey Steinspring, David Taylor, Joan Whitson. 36 FIFTH GRADE - . , H If-fi ' A' ,. ,H , it K 4 I , z.. X , A ' , 'i ' f s Y I , X 741 Q K' ' V ' 7 'L' I ' . 'is I R I J ' , f K ' 4 'lf L Q, - J. W k f g 'A w r, .: - I - H X R' f ' , ,VmA: Ja, I M af, I f ff -x ,A f X f 4 R. ag, 4 ' at R . .,. I A ' . ,a 5 i, , 1 'A lwgigi VX s -I 1 Q K 1 al? ,Qs-, an N Qs, x 1. ,' , J - ,' g it fa g SL, X., I ' 4, ,. X , f.'f,., Ki, K, k , f 1 V W., 6 V :L L ykii . I iii. if ay-:AA I ' gi 1 X , , ix f 1 V , as w I if In K i v. ,,.. , m y lag , ali, V ,g.'Vj.,'s wal- 1 5 wfflx fa-3-A ' KX, M A r A ' -'fx we I . -f 5 if tiiti c X 1 if 8 - I I 'L N X M 1 x . ' IN -, ' , M , LiA - '. Q 'A ,V 5+-,L ,7 '. 4 ,E f f f S aes, , , . h': Tr , fl L ROW 1: Gerald Bogan, Catherine Brooks, Eddie Carter, Betty Cauley, Sandra Coursey, June Deeds, Becky Hepler, Diana Hodge, Linda Sue Hodge. ROW 2: Norma Huffman, George Ingram, Eddie Jeffries, Donald Kennedy, David Lawrence, Betty Layton, Jay Livick, Judy McCoy, Brenda Newcomb. ROW 3: Joseph Phillips, Pamela Root, Mike Shanks, Sharon Shinault, Patsy Simmons, Darnell Smith, Larry Smith, George Stanley, Jr., Robert Thompson. ROW 4: Roger Williams. Absent: Wayne Brinkley, Emmett Campbell, Donna Sue Gordan, Johnny Phillips, Gloria Reynolds, Truman Reynolds, Dwight Simmons, Frank Windsor. t . ,Ik ,L Q, 5 r fi ' s g V I is lzy V' it ' WE! ,,,- my ' i..A'x I LQN -43? t,-,l , YW? 3' -5 is ..-', bww 'L V5 N , - 'Q' dy t 7.5: H I I O 'v ' I, .yiii 1 - -ul K ' E ' 3 ' -s Q- 'J ' i'ii 3 iw' t it it W Q Al. ! r r- I wi 5 lr. gr L, V.: :mi Awglmf. gy' A, ,Di 4:,. Y, g . , ggi' , f at ' X lr mf .L ,,i,,, . ,.. 1 , BX I f3EJ,.,.14,,Agi N t. - I 5 V, , 5 5 5 O ' t- 1 .S I ,L V N ,' f ' ' V , , Q W4 ,. ' I ' J S- rn R Q: a ti,, A- LL r fl l L , Pj ' 5 I - ,v' 5 5.55. Q ,:. . ,.ff 1 5 I f , A , - - I ' A ' ji, ,'tf 'll1-' 5 5,4 l'l ' ' A R slxTH GRADE . -Em ,iis ROW 1: Joyce Bethel, Dianne Black, Sammy Burns, Danny Deeds, Larry Entsminger, Ronnie Forbes, Donald Grimm, Herbert Hardbarger, Raymond Huffman. ROW 2: Abe Ingram, Guy Ingram, Zelda Kiser, Emmett Lawrence, Kay Livick, May Livick,James Loan, Jerry Loan, Joyce Marshall. ROW 3: Diana Massengill, Sandra McMullen, Nora O'Kane, Darlene Phillips, Patricia Reynolds, Brenda Riley, Ronnie Shiplett, Judy Stanley, Rose- mary Taylor. ROW 4: Daloras Thompson. Absent: Roger Marshall. 37 SEVENTH GRADE is C f ,fs f E C y EE y ,C A, A y N y E E yy A I 3 Q l 1 V . K y S, f - V M3 3 5 j N i A .J K - ig, V.hL A f . K, K ,C T-5' 1 , ff, I Ei ,K ' , . ' '. ' , t 'QQ , 1 B 'ff f, , . , A ' , , M A ,i A I A VIA i s . 'N , A 1 , . 'yi 'K 3 I 4 - V O :W -Q- i'+ EEEE C ROW l: George Borror, Delores Brinkley, Dallin Carter, Susan Coffey, Ruth Deeds, Bob Eisenhower, Grover Ford, Wayne Grimm, Patricia Hodge. ROW 2: Raymond Hodge, Barbara Ingram, Shirley Jack, Jamey Kiser, Arthur Lawrence, Barbara Loan, Leigh Loan, Lorrainne Mitchell, Charles Morgan. ROW 3: Par Morgan, Tommy Riley, Bob Simmons, Summers Simmons, Patsy Stanley. Absent: Mac Loan, Carroll Keyser, Elmer Windsor. ,gg mf ss 1 Q-qv-'fr L fe Harry fCustodianj The Cooks ' sa ADVERTISING FIRST ROW: Tom Coffey, SECOND ROW: Sue Cauley, Lucy Peters, THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Whitson, Ann Ramsey, Shirley Madison, Linda Tennant, FOURTH ROW: Ruth Hall, Gerald Kenney, David Peters, Donna Thompson. AN INTRODUCTION TO OUR PATRONS It is with gratitude and appreciation that we, the Spur Staff, in- troduce 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. 39 WE HAVE ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS W. G. MATHEWS, JR., INC 518 Church St. Clifton Forge, Va. Compliments of LOCHER SILICA CORPORATION Producers of Industrial Silicia srnce 1924 81 LOCHER FARMS Growers and Packers of Dalecarha Brand Apples and Peaches GLASGOW, VIRGINIA B-A-R-C ELECTRIC CCOPERATIVE Locally Owned Serving over 5,000 Rural Homes and Farms in Bath, Alleghany, Rockbridge, Highland, and Augusta Counties with Dependable Electric Service. Millboro, Virginia MICK OR MACK YOUR FRIENDLY FOOD STORE Groceries, Meats, and Produce Millboro, Virginia Compliments of HOT SPRINGS PHARMACY Prescriptions, Sodas, Drugs RE HOT SPRINGS DRY GOODS Harry S. Morris Phone SOOL Hot Springs, Virginia Hot Springs, Virginia JACK'S RADIO 81 T.V. SIMPSON'S GARAGE Zenith - Frigidaire Sales and Service Hot Springs, Virginia Phone 2-8352 Hot Springs, Virginia DEITZ SHOPPING CENTER GENERAL MERCHANDISE Delivery of Heating Oils Gasoline, Huffy Mowers Motor oil, tires Seigler Heaters, Feeds-Seeds-Coal-Wood-Hardware Bridgewater Garden tractors Store Phone Craigsville Wyandotte WY-7-3557 Millboro Springs, Virginia Sherwin-Williams Paints CRlSER'S OLDS SALES 85 SERVICE Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Cadillac - Vauxhall 85 Pontiac Complete Repair - Body and Fender Work Genuine Parts Wrecker Service Day 2747 85 2748 - Night 2741 85 28192 Hot Springs, Virginia CRISER'S WILLYS SALES 85 SERVICE Hot Springs, Virginia THE BATH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK capital 50,000 Surplus 120 000 Undivided Profits Sc Reserves 70,000 Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance CLARKSON 81 WALLACE INC. I T Real Estate And Insurance Warm Springs, Virginia Millboro, Virginia HOME OIL COMPANY, INC. Esso Petroleum Products Esso Heating Oils Tires - Batteries - Accessories P. O. Box F Hot Springs, Virginia Day Phone 2783 - Night Phone 2701-2 or 2914-1 IFURDA gf' -v-N x? HOMESTEAD BARBER SHOP Pete Hobbs DANIEL FORD SALES, INC. CARS - TRUCKS Phone 2515 Hot Springs, Virginia Sales ' Service WARM SPRINGS MILL Telephone 27 49 Purina Chows Hot Springs, Virginia Warm Springs, Virginia NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Agents Randall Carpenter Elmer H. Hurt Hot Springs, Virginia D. H. McLAUGHLIN Funeral Director 24 Hr. Ambulance Service Hot Springs, Virginia Phone 2736 Night 2703 MAGGIE'S SERVICE STATION Panthers Gap Between Goshen and Millboro AAA HILLCREST MOTEL 8m RESTAURANT Route 220 One Mile South of Hot Springs, Virginia Phone 2838-l Compliments of A. B. NUNN Telephone 4055 Goshen, Virginia Groceries Esso gas and oil General auto repairs, tires batteries and parts Offical State Inspection Station Bill Rhea - Owner Route 39 - ,629 Millboro, Virginia BILLY'S PINK MARKET C f S of THORTON'S GRocERlEs Goshen, Virginia Dial 962-2268 Goshen, Virginia EDWARD'S GULF SERVICE TENNEY'S SERVICE STATION STATION Phone 997-7021 Gas - Oil - Groceries Route 42 85 39 Goshen, Virginia Millboro Springs, Virginia BATH COUNTY ENTERPRISE Warm Springs, Virginia Printers --- ------------- Publishers Stationery - Envelopes - Billheads ZIMMERMAN AND COMPANY The Man's Store Stylish Clothes of Quality R. H. Williams, Pres. M. T. Wynne, lr., V. Pres. Clifton Forge, 'Virginia Compliments of CLIFTON FORGE STEAM LAUNDRY For Sterilized Laundry Service Dial 862-4121 Clifton Forge, Virginia OAKE'S SHOE SHOP 415 East Ridgeway Street Clifton Forge, Virginia HALL TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Moving-crating-storage Agent For North America Van Lines World Wide Movers Dial 862-4172 Clifton Forge, Virginia TRIANGLE Service Station and Restaurant One Stop Service 4 Miles east of Clifton Forge Routes 60 85 42 Clifton Forge, Virginia GRIF'S DRIVE-IN Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Griffith Curb Service-Short Order Dinners Fine Food with Fast SL Courteous Service Dial 863-9977 Cliftondale Park Clifton Forge, Virginia E. R. MASSIE 81 SON Insurance 85 Real Estate For All Your Insurance Needs First National Bank Building Room l Clifton Forge, Virginia Prop. COFFEE POT GRILL Good Place To Eat Horne Baked Pies-Country Ham Southern Fried Chicken Route 42 l Mile West Millboro Springs, Virginia - Ethel Bright mm In fr M I m '4 I fm SJ .:- I ' I f ' I A'-Q I rnr I n me an I II 3: ' UTI ,M IIIII II I, II5 UIII 1 III nip I .1 -wlf ,. , mfg, 355 I THE MOST MODERN BANK IN THE GOLDEN QUADRANGLE THE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BANK OF CLIFTON FORGE VA Clifton Forge, Virginia Pasteurized Dairy Products Manufactured by PEERLESS CREAME RY Clifton Forge, Virginia SMITH-RULE FURNITURE CO. Clifton Forge, Va. Horne Outfitters Tappan Appliances Hoover Sweepers Dial 8556 JONES JEWELRY STORE C. gc O. Railway Watch Inspector Fine Watch Repairing Diarnonds-Watches-Gifts Jewelry-Silverware-China Clifton Forge, Virginia STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY First National Bank Building Clifton Forge, Virginia See us for your School Supplies, Office Supplies, Party Supplies, and Job Printing of all kinds. Watch Bands Crystals JAMES F. DUNN Jewelry-Watch Repair And Engraving 413 E. Ridgeway St. Clifton Forge, Va. OWENS PHARMACY Prescriptions-A-Specialty Phone - 86-24343 518 Main Street Clifton Forge, Virginia WOODS' HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES T. R. Woods Recreational and Sporting Goods 604 Main Street Clifton Forge, Va. LAWLER FURNITURE COMPANY First National Bank Building open every Friday Night till 9 Clifton Forge, Virginia CAROLYN SHOPPE Exclusive but not expensive 429 Ridgeway phone 22566 Ladies' Ready-to-wear Clifton Forge, Virginia visit our new sportswear room THE THRIFT SHOP 620 East Main Street Clifton Forge, Virginia Antiques and Iunque If your hair is not becoming to you, You should be coming to us. IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL. CRAWFORD'S BARBER SHOP 313 Jefferson Avenue Clifton Forge, Virginia J. B. RACEY AND A. C. DEAN Local Independent Agents General Insurance-Real Estate Dial 862-4137 Clifton Forge, Virginia A. SNEAD FURNITURE CO., INC Lee's Carpets - Simmons Kelvinator - RCA Lane Cedar Chest Where your home comes first Clifton Forge - Covington WEBER'S FLOWER SHOP BEST WISI-IES Flowers for all Occasions 433 East Ridgeway Street Clifton Forge, Virginia H. ROOKLIN CO. Shop where it is smart to be thrifty Clifton Forge, Virginia SMITH MCKINNEY HARDWARE CORPORATION Sherwin-Williams Paint Roofing Dial 862-7556 Clifton Forge, Virginia FARRAR'S DRUG STORE Reliable Prescription Service Phone 863-8091 Clifton Forge, Virginia HODGES JEWELERS G Watches, Diamonds, and Gi.fts for every occasion Your quality jeweler for over Compliments of BRADLEY'S MEN'S WEAR The Style Shop for Well- Groomed Men 40 years Phone 862-7046 Clifton Forge, Covington and 527 Main Street Waynesboro Clifton Forge, Virginia I TRIANGLE BOTTLED GAS CO. Distributors of Pyrofax Gas Ranges - Waterheaters - Refrigerators Phone 863-5401 1 Jackson St. Clifton Forge, Virginia Located in Westerman's Foodlockers Compliments of THE DAILY REVIEW Alleghany County's Oldest Newspaper Clifton Forge, Virginia Jww-.yumuw 1 ocov 'stone Home of Better Values Dial 862-4145 Clifton Forge, Virginia MAYTAG APPLIANCE STORE Kelvinator - Zenith We Service What We Sell Phone 863-4401 Clifton Forge, Virginia NNHWWKBCMLCONI and their ASSOCIATE DEALERS IN CITlE5 QSERVICE PANY Gasoline - Kerosene - Motor Oils Also Metered Fuel Oil Service Dial 863-4091 Clifton Forge, Virginia SENSABAUGH-ZIMMERMAN FUNERAL HOME The Home of Personal Service Phone WY 7-2811 or WY 7-2411 Craigsville, Virginia EATS - DRINKS - DRUGS CRAIGSVILLE CUT-RATE STORE DANIEL MOTOR CO. INC. mem Medicines Toilet Articles Your Friendly Ford Warm Morning Stoves Dealer General Electric Home Appliances Phone WY 7-2711 Craigsville, Virginia Mrs. C. A. Cleveland Craigsville, Virginia PARKER'S MARKET JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Fresh Vegetables 8a Groceries Fresh Meats and Frozen Foods - Notions Air-Conditioned We Give Top Value Stamps Phone WY 7-5011 Craigsville, Craigsville, Virginia Virginia F. H. WILHELM 81 SON General Merchandise WY 7 -34749 Goshen, Virginia COZY CORNER RESTAURANT Robert L. Augus Proprietor Robert L. Angus, Jr. Manager Goshen, Virginia DURHAM'S Certified Watch 86 Jewelry Repairing Electric Razors-Watches Diamonds-Clocks Warren G. Durham Proprietor 16 N. Central Avenue Staunton, Virginia STAUNTON SPORT SHOP 13-15 N. Augusta St. Staunton, Virginia Your FUNquarters Compliments of THE NATIONAL VALLEY BANK Staunton, Va. Member F.D.I.C. CLINE'S INC. Furniture, Pianos Staunton, Va. , STAUNTON COLLEGE FINKEL 5 OF suslNEss FOR 112 N. Augusta Street FURNITURE Staunton TU 5-1488 WE DELIVER FREE 20 West Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia Complete Secretarial and Accounting courses Both Gregg and Speedwriting Shorthand Nancy Taylor Charm Course offered exclusively Mrs. Claire S. Craun, President CRAIGSVILLE GULF SERVICE STATION Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Accessories Washing-Polishing Wheel Balancing-Auto Painting- Body 84 Fender work PHONE WY. '7-3751 CRAIGSVILLE, VA. J. A. Bussard, Prop. ROBERTSON'S STORE Craigsville, Virginia E. PARKER 8. co., INC. If? , ?-2 . +. Q SERVICE I W g aus srop W N X ewan www nu I.. Building Materials and General Contracting Office Phones 962-2268 and 962-2269 Covington, Virginia Compliments of GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES Phone 962-6656 23 North Maple Avenue Covington, Virginia Compliments of ARRITT'S RADIO 81 TV SERVICE 1138 Highland Avenue Covington, Virginia DU NSMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE Since 1872 Diploma Course - Secretarial, Accounting, Stenographic, Business Administration and I. B. M. 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