Millboro High School - Spur Yearbook (Millboro, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

TOpert V o! Alleghany Highlands ' ® 08ical Society We, The Wildcat Staff of 1967 68 proudly present this year’s yearbook in the hopes that you will remember the activities of MiUboro High School as fondly as we remember placing them in this book. Our theme this year is “All The World’s a Stage”. We hope this theme has captivated the feeling of all of you in that you are the actors and actresses that make the “stage”. 196S The Wildcat Staff wishes to express a special remembrance of our beloved Doctor S. P. Hile- man. “Doc” Hileman was a wonderful person who touched on all of our lives. He is especially remembered by the students, faculty, administration, and friends of Millboro High School for his special interest and consideration of our school. Consider the countless examinations he provided for our athletes for which he often received little or no known appreciation. Consider also the long hours and hard work he put into the preservation of good health in our school and through- out our entire community. Not only was “Doc” Hileman everyone’s physician, he was also every- one’s friend. We here at Millboro High School shall always have a special place in our hearts for the memory of a truly great man Doc! 2 UMmmm ‘AU the WorM is i Stage” is a line takeafroni a play of Wiliiam Shakespeare entitled “As You Like It.” We have ehoien this for our theme this year because we feel it portrays the true way of life here at M.H J. The administrative officer is the director, the faculty plays the part of prompt ers and we students are the play. The eighth graders are amateurs soon to rise to the status of first, second, and third acts played by the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors respectively. Each of the lower classmen are setting their goals for the pand finale played by the Seniors. Yes, “all the world is a stage” and no one expresses this fact any better than William Shakespeare himself when he said: “All the world’s a stage; And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances. And one man in his tbne plays many parts,” Ihink. What part do you play in the world’s stage! T)ec icaiion We the “Wildcat” Staff of 1967-68 wish to dedi- cate this issue of our Yearbook to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samuel (Buddy) Armstrong, who have served our school in our community in every way they pos- sibly could. First, to Mrs. Armstrong, who has spent endless hours helping her homeroom class, and FHA girls in all their activities as well as many other functions. She is always willing to put forth her best effort at all times. She listens to many a problem but if anyone can come through with a smile it is Mrs. Armstrong. Next, to Mr. Armstrong, who, like his wife, is a “go-getter” and requires the best from all his students and basketball boys. He has been able to spur the MHS students to the spirit needed to show the true support for our teams. We owe many of our accomplishments the past few years to Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong. 4 JlCifIBoro l(l)ijlc caf Editor - Betty Kay Cauley Business Manager — Judy Durham Assistant Bus. Manager - Wanda Shanks Treasurer — Beckey Helper Artist — Joyce Marshall Advertising Manager - Herbert Hardbarger Sports Editor -- Mike Shanks Feature Editor - Donald Kennedy Activities Editor — Jimmy Loan Class Editor — Sharon Shinault Typist — Danny Deeds May Livick Kay Livick Sponsor Otis O. Mabrey I 5 I i Our J rincipaf ancf Jamilp Children are the most important possession in life. They are different from any other kind of possession in life, because they are individuals, and no matter how they are influenced, they still hold their identity. It has been my desire and purpose to maintain our school in such a way as to allow each child to grow to his full potential physically, mentally, and spiritually. No child can be complete without each of these areas being a part of his life. Someone once said, “You must be a fanatic to be good at anything you try to do.” If this is so, then I am guilty. I don’t feel there should be anything standing in the way of children getting the best they need. Life is short and the time for getting an adequate education for life is even shorter. Success is found in the present but a dream is always necessary so that life can go on. R. B. Linkenhoker, Principal Millboro High School t H 6 uicfance Gounse o or Mr. C. F. Hileman OJpce GeacAers CTlicf Mrs. Beatrice Clark CPersonnef Mrs. Faye Cauley 7 JKiss jQ)ifc cai S ue Jitiss lo nn CjITen T Iec er First Runner-Up JKiss oyce JKars ialf Second Runner-Up G o ass Dennis Cauley Becky Carter Jerry Stanley Bill Hardbarger Teresa Reese Johnny Arbogast Kenneth McNeil Lynn Ellen Flecker Bill Wilcher Nancy Smith Jimmy Ingram 1972 Mike Smith Linda Cauley Debbie Brinkley c Richard Armstrong Janet Forbes Sue Forbes Bo Shrader Nancy McCoy Richard Rusmisel Diane McCoy ! ! ' 11 Carol Newcomb Jim Tennant Faye Ryder Linda Loan Rickey Pelter Hilda Rhea Monte Curtis Jean Grimm Douglas Martin Faye Loan Joe Edwards. Janice Nelson Linda Randozza Jamie Nelson Kaye Ryder Edith Nicely Tommy McRoberts Rhonda Matheny Debbie Cauthorn Kenneth McKune Carol Matheny Ronnie Simmons Joyce Grimm Jackie Nelson Marjory Edwards Jean Whitson David Taylor Gfa ass Jay Black Cecil McCoy Janet Adams Kirk Smith o 70 Larry Brown George Stanley Margaret Edwards Ruby Campbell George Fleming Buddy Carter Jim Stanley Joannie Nelson Donald Loan Joe Grimm G a ass Donald Kennedy Becky Hepler “A live wire never gets “Life is a steep climb, so stepped on.” put on your spikes and climb.” Sue Newcomb Gary Poe “Be first to thine own- “Nothing is worth having self-be true.” unless you work for it.” Mike Shanks Polly Blanchard “The sweetest hour of “Swing easy and play my life was spent in the ‘Possum’.” arms of another man’s wife; my mother.” Patsy Simmons Eddie Carter “I like the simpler things “Eat, drink, and be in life . . . boys.” merry, for tomorrow you may die.” 16 1969 Dwight Simmons Sharon Shinault “A smile is a curve that “You are only young can set a lot of things once, and if you work it straight.” right once is enough.” Linda Geake Sandra Coursey “Without real friends “I’m in love with Living.” even a millionaire is poor.” 17 Judy McCoy “Anything worth having is worth waiting for.” Jay Livick “Remain ignorant it cost too much to become edu- cated.” Gerald Bogan “People do not like strength; they like will.” Sue Hodge “Why worry? It will happen anyway.” GEORGE THOMAS DURHAM BEVERLEY ANN BURNS BETTY KAY CAULEY JAMES DELENO LOAN c5, enior Gfa ass icers President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Historian . . Sponsor .... , . Tommy Durham . . . . Jimmy Loan May Livick . . . Beverely Burns Kay Livick Charles Armstrong C ass JKars iaffs Judy McCoy Donald Kennedy G a ass JKascois Teri Venable Larry Plecker NORA FRANCES O’KANE CYRUS SAMUEL BURNS DANIEL BROWN DEEDS WANDA NAY LIVICK CJ ass Jfo ower Yellow Rose Glass Coirs Yellow White Senior Glss JlCoih “Not better than the Best But better than the Rest” LARRY KICHAEL ENTSMINGER HERBERT CHESLEY HARDBARGER, JR. JOYCE MARIE BETHEL RONNIE FORBES SANDRA MCMULLEN WESLEY POE O ass Diisiort ROSE MARY TAYLOR CAROLYN EDWARDS In September of 1956, 38 excited children entered the First Grade for their first encounter with school. Our first grade teacher, the late Miss Ada Haynes, soon was able to put us at ease and become both our mother and our father at school. Our first year of school was an exciting adventure and many of our class were allowed to participate in the May Court. The following year we returned a little more secure, a little more mischievous, and a little more eager to learn the “3 R’s”. Our teacher this year was Mrs. Joesphine Catron. The highlight of this year was the “Rhythm Band” in which we all par- ticipated. Our third year we had Mrs. McLaughlin for a teacher. Our class had now dwindled down to 15 boys and 17 girls, but some of the same friendships made then, still carry on today. This year Bath County had a Science Fair and many of us contributed ex- hibits to the fair. Summer vacation was now beginning to have a new significance. When it was over, we trooped back to school and to the fourth grade. Our teacher this year was Mrs. Blanchard. The highlight of our fourth grade was May Day when our class did the Dutch Dance. In 1961, 25 of us were promoted to the fifth grade and we happily migrated to the “old building”. Mrs. Tankersley was our teacher and we took our first field trip to Natural Bridge. At the beginning of the sixth grade our class numbered 28 members, and we had our first male teacher, Mr. Paul Botkin. By this time, our class mates were interested in athletic events and we played basketball with other elementary classes during the high school varsity season. After a very short summer we entered the seventh grade and were met by Mr. Jerry Brady, our seventh grade teacher. This year we took an exciting trip to Char- 20 1 KAY LIVICK DIANNE BLACK JOYCE MARCHALL lottesville, where we visited Monticello. The door to high school was then opened. My, how things changed and how we became a part of this change. In the eighth grade we had as our homeroom teacher, Mr. Joe Linkenhoker, who is now our principal. May Livick was our candidate for Baseball Queen this year. We were mostly treated as “rats” during this year, but were finally accepted as high school students upon our initiation into FHA and FFA. The years began to fly by, each seeming shorter than the previous one. Our spon- sor in the ninth grade was Mr. Otis Mabrey. The class candidate for Baseball Queen that year was Sandra McMullen. Finally our Sophomore year arrived and our sponsor was Mrs. Donald Swope. Our class now contained 24 students, five of whom were initiated into the National Beta Club. Both boys and girls in our class participated vigorously in athletics. In 1966 we became Juniors under the able sponsorship of Mr. Charles Armstrong. Three highlights for this year were receiving our rings, the Junior-Senior Play, and the biggest event of all, the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at the Woodcliff Country Barn with music by the “In Crowd”. Finally we reached the peak of our years, by entering the Senior Class with our previous sponsor, Mr. Charles Armstrong. The class this year has really been working hard to raise money for our Senior trip to Washington D. C., which we plan to take in the early part of May. We are also looking forward to graduation with mixed emotions. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the teachers, the administration, our parents, and all our friends for working with us through these past twelve years. The goals of life can never be reached without dependence on love and friendship from others. JUDY STANLEY 21 JERRY LOAN MOST ATHLETIC MOST CAPABLE LEADERS Joyce Marshall Herbert Hardbarger Rosemary Taylor Tommy Durham BEST LOOKING May Livick Herbert Hardbarger MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Kay Livick Sammy Burns MOST Carolyn Edwards MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Cauley Herbert Hardbarger BIGGEST PESTS Zelda Kiser Jimmy Loan BASHFUL Ronnie Forbes MOST POPULAR May Livick Herbert Hardbarger MOST CONGENIAL Joyce Bethel Jimmy Loan T)eparimeni i i i I i 25 SUE NEWCOMB JOYCE MARSHALL BETTY KAY CAULEY WANDA SHANKS CAROL NEWCOMB -JUDY DURHAM ROSE MARY TAYLOR iONNIE LOSH JOYCE GRIMM MARGIE KENNEDY FAYE RYDER KAYE RYDER ZELDA KISER 1 Jltif Soro ir s JJarsiiy eam Manager -- Judy McCoy Scorekeeper — Debbie Cauthorn 1967-68 SCHEDULE We Team They 56 Clifton Forge 36 37 Valley 35 47 Alleghany 13 42 James River 28 75 Clifton Forge 43 42 Valley 44 42 Alleghany 14 26 James River 19 27 aseSaJT C jaseSaff SCHEDULE March 26 Covington There March 29 Clifton Forge Here April 2 Highland Here April 6 Fishburne Here April 9 Valley Here April 12 Highland There April 16 Boys Home Here April 19 VSDB Here April 23 New Castle Here April 26 Fishburne There April 30 Boys Home There May 3 VSDB There May 7 Valley There May 10 New Castle There May 14 Oak Hill There May 17 Clifton Forge There May 25 District “0” Tournament Millboro Pitching Staff and Battery Mike Shanks Garry Poe Larry Brown Coach Manager Millboro Keystone Combination J. P. Jenkins Denny Cauley 29 Dwight Simmons Donald Kennedy T5CJC as iSaJT JV. Gheerfeac ers Uarsiiy Gneer eacfers Wanda Shanks Judy Durham Betty Cauley Judy McCoy Sandra McMullen May Livick Kay Livick Becky Hepler Sharon Shinault Eddie Carter Junior Jimmy Loan Senior Dwiglrt Simmons Junior Danny Deals Senior Mike Shanks Junior Donald Kennedy Junior Herbert Hardbarger Senior Sammy Burns Senior 32 Tommy Durham Senior Gary Poe Junior ( f V Schedule for ‘67’ — ‘68’ Dec. 1 VSDB Dec. 5 New Castle Dec. 12 Highland Dec. 15 Valley Dec. 16 North Cross Dec. 19 Riverheads Jan. 3 Faculty Jan. 5 Hillsboro Jan. 9 New Castle Jan. 12 VSDB Jan. 19 Baptist Home Jan. 23 Boys Home Jan. 26 Riverheads Jan. 30 Boys Home Feb. 2 Valley Feb. 6 Baptist Home Feb. 9 Highland Feb. 16 Hillsboro Manager Ricky Pelter Score Keeper Jerry Loan 33 TKal ieinaiic.s Deparlm en Mr. Otis 0. Mabrey 7)eia Mrs. A. H. Cauley Science T)epariineni s cience Jimmy Loan Sue Newcomb Danny Deeds Rose Taylor Janet Adams Joyce Marshall Nora O’Kane Becky Hepler Judy Durham Wanda Shanks BUSINESS FEATURE MANAGER EDITOR vWVV - Wvw- President S ucfen Go operah ' oe C ssociah ' on The Student Co-operative Association The Student Co-operative Association is the voice be- tween the students and faculty. The officers of the As- sociation are elected by the student body and each class has two representatives on the S.C.A. council. Secretary Betty Kay Cauley Classroom Representative Debbie Cauthorn Treasurer Sponsor Margie Kennedy Vice President Herbert Hardbarger, II 37 Mr. C.S. Armstrong Mr. J. P. Jenkins Social Studies Dept. Jlti onogram G uS Mr. R.B. Linkenhoker Jlome Cjconomics T eparimeni Jie Juiure Charmers a m erica OCin A — C cue i i Sracfes Srac e SreenJ£anc s cl feme n tar y Mrs. Emma Snider Mrs. Sam Tankersley Mrs. Marian McCray Mrs. C. A. Armstrong Mrs. Thomas Flecker Mrs. Doris Hayes Miss Walda DuPriest Mrs. Virginia Turner Mrs. Mildred Blanchard Mrs. Katherine Geake Mr. Jerry Brady Mr. Fred Hale jj oc yi Hommer Ford, Cindy Simmons, Ronnie Clark, Terr Venable, Larry Flecker, Sharon Wells, Wade Armstrong, Cathy Clark, Carl Clark, Norman Jean Berry, Michael Steinspring, Linda Haulsee, Sandra Ingram, Kimberly McCoy, Todd Williams, Denise Humphries, J.B. Mace, Eva McCauley, Brenda Steinspring, Rodney Vess, Tammy Cauley, Porter Mick, Jo Ann Rhea, John Campbell, Cynthia Rhea, Ruth Byrd, Grace Watkins, Brent Clark, Markley Renolds, James Kelley, Frank Randozza. Vincent Smothers, Anna Jones, Gregory Deeds, Susan Steinspring, Carl McKune, Donna Trimble, Robert Kaye, Billie Jean Byrd, James Rhea, Billy Campbell, Wanda Windsor, Clayton Neff, Patty Grimm, Woodrow Riley, Nora Randozza, Charles Grimm, Amber Doyle, Glenn Cauley, Natalie Jack, Richard Smith, Kathie Jo Carson, Carl Ald- ridge, Janet Matheny, Kelly Pickett, Kathy McGlothlin, Paul Dressier, Kaye Clark, Donna Kelly, Sherry Clark. Jj oc£ G Timmy Flecker, Donna Alderidg;, Dennis Whitson, Cheryl Bethel, Ronnie Hodge, Susan Cauthorn, Wayne Windsor, Cindy Thrift, Douglas McAllister, Sharon Smith, Douglas Bright, Vickie Windsor, Larry Smith, Cindy Marshall, Douglas Williams, Patty Madison, Darrel Vess, Mary Bell Ingram, Calvin Ingram, Anne Hileman, Boddy Deel, Linda Morrison, Stephen Neff, Darlene Forbes, Dale Jack, Ronda McGlothin, Johnny Clark, Mary Randozzo, Rodney Stinespring, Dreama Loan, Rockie Stinespring, Michael Rhea, Richard Jones Patricia McGlothin, Eddie Flecker, Debbie Flecker, Kenneth Whitson, Tammy Hobbs, Billy Jo Durham, Kathy Venable, Ricky Armstrong, Lynn McCoy, Harvey Flecker, Bertha Stinesprings, Raymond Reese, Kathy Grimm, Lemuel McCauley, Judy Grimm, Stephen Clark, Kathy Jo Rhea, Charles Armstrong, Cheryl Shifflett, Joe Randozza, Debra Wilcher, Dee McAllister, Paula Riley, Roy Patterson, Cheryl Riley, Kenneth Smith, Daisy Mae Riley, Thomas Riley, Cecil Grimm, Dennis Edwards, Tommy Cauley, Alvin Smothers, Louis Camphell, Otis Austin Jouri i racfe Debbie Newcomb, Mark Forbes, Jennie Bethel, David Loan, Stephanie Loan, Gary Sturgill, Susan Simmons, Mike Tennant, Donna Shanks, Guy Randozza, Darlene Ryder, Craig Deeds, Sharon Rector, Earl Cauley, Massey Stanley, Barry Forbes, Audrey McGlothlin, Wesley Roberts, Judy Lesh, Charles Aldridge, Wanda Jones, Dennis Forbes, Denise Fitzgerald, Bobby Marshall, Roberta Deeds, Harold Matheny, Gloria Watkins, Elmer Campbell, Homer Mor- gan, Gregory Bocook. Jeff Rusmisel, Connie McAllister, Wesley Shrader, Kathy Bocock, Lester Gibson, Betty Berry, Nelson Liptrap, Phyllis Cauley, Gary Shanks, Brenda Clark, Henry Shifflet, Annette Riley, Dewey Simmons, Kathy Kennedy, Grover Liptrap, Kathy Byrd, Mike Hodge, Penny Plecker, Stevie Plecker, Kandy Forbes, Rickey Plecker, Lela Reese, Bobby Shinault, Susan Shinault, Stephens Mills, Sherry Vess, Howard Ryder, Donna Windsor, Iren Randozza. S x A Qracfe Barbara Deel, Sam Hepler, Sharon Flecker, Dapheney Loan, Wayne Morgan, Louise McGlothin, Pam Shanks, Craig Flecker, Becky Loan, Stevie Armstrong, Jeanie McGlothin, Danny Madison, Cheryl Jeffries, Donna Hobbs, Lily Campbell, Bobby Jones, Susie Shrader, Randy Durham, Michele Pickett, Clayton Aldridge, Becky Stinespring, Rita Poe, Sammy Ingram, Diane Bethel, Loretta Rhea, Dennis Fitzgerald, Carolyn Bocook, Kevin McCune, Yvonne Smith, Johnny Maberry, Eva Mae Edwards, Sue Grimm, Mark Hileman, Elizabeth Cauley, Gene Gibson. Seoen A Jrac e Gary Morgan, Dalton Vess, Winnie Bright, Billy Bocook, Barry Shinault, Gloria McGlothin, Gary Shinault, Lloyd Huffman, Steven Burns, Dolores Sturgill, Vickie Armstrong, Roger Stanley, Lucy Durham, Linda Watkins, Emanual Smothers, Mary Cauley, Linda Huffman, Randy Forbes, Jimmy Forbes, Joyce Whitson, Gary Smith, Marty Flecker, Patricia Deeds, Ricky Edwards, Mike Wilcher, Rose Marie Riley, Teresa Riley, Ered Mills, Donnie Hodge, Erancis Grimm, C. W. Burns, Palmer Rhea, Bonnie Cauley, Billy Deel, Franklin Berry, Hilda Madison, James Loan, David Watkins, Sandra Loan, Esther Randozzo. Mrs. Orpha Cauley Goo s (G JKainien an ce Mr. Lacy McDaniels Mrs. Evelyn Nelson 47 Mrs. Odella Byrd Headquarters Millboro, Virginia Serving Millboro High School and thousands of other businesses. Farms and Rural Homes with dependable low cost electric power. 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(Skeeter) Pickett, owner “We serve with a smile, and cut your hair in style” Groceries, Esso products General Repairs, Official Inspection Station 433 East Ridgeway Street Clifton Forge, Virginia Millboro, Virginia 72 DEITZ SHOPPING CENTER General Merchandise Gasoline, Kerosene, Fuel Oil, Motor Oil, General Tires Feeds — Seeds — Coal — Wood — Hardware — Tools Home Delivery on Heating Oils Siegler Home Heaters Merry Tillers Garden Tractors Store Phone Home Phone Craigsville Wyandotte Craigsville Wyandotte 997-2424 9974240 Millboro Springs, Virginia 73 CRISER’S OLDS Sales Service Chevrolet — Oldsmobile Cadillac - Willys Jeep — Pontiac Complete Repair — Body and Fender Work Genuine Parts Wrecker Service Day 2741 28192 Hot Springs, Virginia 74 VESS EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Farm Light Industrial Di al 886-8146 Box 875 Staunton, Virginia The Home of Better Values Clifton Forge, Virginia DURHAM ' S CERTIFIED STAUNTON WATCH REPAIR PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. T.V., Gas and Electrical Appliances 16 North Central Avenue Linoleum, Floor Wall Tile Staunton, Virginia Free Parking Dial TU 5-1295 PALAIS ROYAL WORTHINGTON HARDWARE COMPANY “THE HOUSE OF FASHION” Wholesale Hardware Smart clothes for those Phone TU 6-9996 Who want style and quality Staunton, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Compliments of SUN VALLEY GUN TRADERS WESTERN AUTO Complete Gunsmithing Stock carving - Engraving - Specialities Clifton Forge, Virginia 886-3950 Box 606 Churchville, Va. 24421 75 THE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL BANK Clifton Forge, Virginia CARTER AND COX ‘Personal Service Through Insurance’ Charles E. Nichols, President Main Street, Covington, Virginia 76 FITZGERALD SONS FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 839-2231 Norge Appliances, Admiral T.V. and Radios O. E. PARKER AND COMPANY, INC. Building Materials and General Contracting. Phone 962-2268 Hot Springs Road Covington, Virginia CONSULT US Compliments of A. B. DAVIES, JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW Clifton Forge, Va. Compliments of HENSON FORD SALES, INC. Clifton Forge, Virginia WHITING OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED DISTRIBUTORS OF Petroleum Products Gasolene-Kerosene-Motor Oils and Home Heating Oil Clifton Forge, Virginia 863-4091 CITGO CITGO 77 Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Staunton, Virginia Compliments of WORTHINGTON HARDWARE COMPANY Wholesale Hardware Phone TU 6-9996 Staunton, Va. VESS EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Farm Light Industrial Dial 886-8146 Box 875 Staunton, Virginia B A R C ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Congratulates the Seniors and wishes them a comfortable and profitable future. “Live Better Electrically” 78 “Is this the way you handle your discipline?” “Which one is the monkey?” “Back to Hermitage for you!” 79 “Life is such a bore!” “See No Evil!” “Dynamite comes in small packages” “A future star!” “BANG You’re de dl!” “Woe Woe Where’s Poe?” “Thank goodness cows don’t fly!!” ■i lit fpPINTINQ COMPANY • Charlotte, N � r I ■V ■ ' ll ' i-K r:55i i .V;. 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