Montvale High School - Echo Yearbook (Montvale, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1963 volume:

h ' i Editor - VICKI REED Business Manager - JOHN CARROLL Circulation Manager - STEPHEN LUCK DEDICATION We recognize her labor - beyond the call of duty - her countless hours spent in guiding students toward the fulfillment of their aspirations and a realization of their own worth. As a teacher and as a guid¬ ance counselor, she has held be¬ fore the students a high standard of conduct and a challenge to them to accept their responsibilities as citizens of their world. In appreciation of her worth¬ while service at Montvale High School the ECHO staff dedicates the 1963 edition to MISS WILMA RAYBURN. HONOR Her official designation is librarian at MHS, and teacher of biology; however she is a veritable trouble shooter for the high school. She assists the principal, acts as nurse to the students, repairs and operates the projectors, counts the money, arranges club schedules, sponsors the Beta Club and is this year ' s Senior Class sponsor. As a small token of appreciation and esteem, the 1963 ECHO staff honors MRS. MARGARET B. GARRETT. Faculty HIGH SCHOOL M.S. MRS. MARGARET B. GARRETT, B.S. Asst. Principal Librarian and Biology JOHN W. CASSELL, B.S. Physical Education and Social Studies K. E. COFFMAN, B.S. Vocational Agriculture and Algebra MRS. OLLIE F. HAMM, B.S.,M.E English and Journalism JAMES E. HORNER, B. RE. English MISS ALICE HYLTON, B.A. Mathematics and Physical Education MRS. NANCY JOHNSON, B.S. Science and Biology CLARENCE E. MATHEWS, B.S. Social Studies and Physical Education MISS WILMA RAYBURN, B.A. LL.B., M.A. Guidance and Latin ORRIN S. RHUDY, B.S. Mathematics and Physics MRS. MARY H. RUFF, B.A., M.A. Social Studies and English MRS. CARYL G. SOLOMON, B.S. Business MRS. VIRGINIA K. THACKER, B.S. Home Economics 4 ELEMENTARY MISS AVA ALPHIN, B.S. Seventh Grade MISS RUTH ALPHIN, B.S. First Grade MRS. DOROTHY M. BOLICK, Fourth Grade MRS. FRANCES T. BUFORD, B.S. Sixth Grade MRS. LYDA J. COFFMAN, Third Grade MRS. VIRGINIA DARST, Bj . First Grade MISS IVA FORGIE, B.S. Second Grade MRS. MARGUERITE H. GRAHAM, Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. MYRTLE LESTER, First and Second Grades MRS. EULA B. McKEE, Seventh Grade MRS. NANCY MAYHEW, B.S. Fifth Grade MRS. DERILDA WHITE, Third and Fourth Grades MRS. DOROTHY G. NAPIER Weekday Religious Education MRS. MORCELLE MARSHALL Music Consultant 5 Qf MONTV ALE SCHOOL SONG DAR Good Citizen Doris McClure ’Tis Montvale High School, ' Tis Montvale High School, The pride of every student here. To you we ' re faithful; To you we ' re loyal; ' Tis Montvale High School now we cheer. Rah! Rah! We stand the test now; To do our best, now; No matter what the people say. For there is naught to fear The spirit ' s here So hail Montvale High School, hail! Rah! Rah! SAR Good Citizen Steve Cox Girls’ and Boys ' State Representatives Brenda Divers, Doris McClure John Carroll and Cecil Connor Senior Class Motto: We dare to be different! Song: Moments to Remember Colors: Red and White Flowers: Rose and Carnation Senior Sponsor Mrs. Margaret B. Garrett � r f _ President...Cecil Connor Vice President.. . = � . . . Steve Cox Secretary.. . Doris McClure Treasurer.. Joyce Carter i Reporter.Betty Boothe Sergeant-At-Arms ..Richard Ruff ? -4 r t ' cw-r . -- . , X ' - -I ' . SENIORS r 11 = - S ,.- i-: ’ ' -4 ■■ - . vrs, ,, HISTORY September, 1958, saw seventy bug-eyed eighth graders crowded together in the auditorium at Montvale High. The twenty-three boys were ’’taken into the custody” of Mr. K. E. Coffman in the shop building; the forty-seven girls were shephered by Mrs, H. D. McKee into Room 5. After our official initiation on”Rat Day,” we elected our class officers who were: Tommy Thomas, president; Tommy Obenchain, vice-president; Judy Smith, secretary; Faye King, treasurer; Joyce Carter and Billy Carter, reporters. By the fallof’59we had reduced our ranks to fifty. Under the guidance of Mr. Clarence Mathews, the class elected as its freshman leaders Tommy Obenchain, president; Joyce Carter, vice-presi¬ dent; Faye King, secretary; Doris McClure, treasurer; and John Carroll, reporter. Much to our regret we were not privileged to induct the new ’’rats” into the noisy, boisterous life of Montvale. The year ended on a sad note when the trip to the Peaks was spoiled by rain. After a too-brief vacation, forty-five Freshmen entered the portals of the laboratory and mi¬ raculously became Sophomores, sponsored by Miss Alice Hylton, To guide our ’’silly” way this time, we had John Carroll, president; Tommy Obenchain, vice-president; Doris McClure, sec¬ retary; Faye King, treasurer; and Joyce Carter, reporter. We ended 1960 with a booming Christ¬ mas party in the school gym. The highlight of this year was being asked to assist the Junior Class ingiving the Seniors abanquet aptly styled, ’’Over the Rainbow.” The theme was vividly expressed in gorgeous hues. So we dressed in brightly colored costumes, filled our stomachs with food and our minds with memories and ideas for next year when we would be the hosts. Thus the Sophomore year rolled by and ended with a fun-filled picnic at the Peaks. Aswe (now) thirty-seven Juniors marched into Room 7 in the fall of ’61, Mrs, E. W. Hamm be¬ ing our sponsor, we realized that our loafing days were over. In becoming the leaders of to¬ morrow” we would have responsibilities to assume. We gave much thought to choosing the officers who would pilot us through this (eventful) year. Entrusted with this duty were Steven Cox, presi¬ dent; Cecil Connor, vice-president; Joyce Carter, secretary; Mary Moorman, treasurer; Ella Sue Coffman and Brenda Divers, reporters; and Tommy Obenchian, parliamentarian. Our first big project in the junior year was putting on the carnival in November. Our biggest moment came when our candidate, Ella Sue Coffman, was chosen Miss Montvale, 1962. Our new ’’queen” enter¬ tained us at her home at a wonderful Christmas party. After the brain-strain of exams, we were edified by the privilege of purchasing our rings; and for the first time, the Junior Class held a ring dance upon the arrival of those precious symbols of our approaching senior-hood. To honor the Senior Class with the best-ever entertainment we put our minds to work and came up with the first Prom Montvale High had ever had. The ’’Wiggling Wiblets” of Bedford provided music for dance and twist. To complete our happy voyage together, we were invited to the home of Steve Cox for a lawn party. At long last, filled with enthusiasm and a determination to make our last year our best, thirty- six dignified (?) seniors reported on September 4, to Mrs. Margaret Garrett, sponsor. Cecil Con¬ nor was chosen top officer; Steve Cox, his second in command; Doris McClure, the scribe; Joyce Carter, watchdog of the treasury”; Betty Boothe, news-release chief; and Richard Ruff, sergeant- at-arms. The final year’s memories are of the Christmas pageant, fund-raising attempts--selling Christ¬ mas cards, distributing programs at the basketball tournament, and presenting the play, The Path Across the Hill.” In May, weary aswe were with problems of our own and those of the burgeoning ’’New Frontier,” we danced to the music provided at the Senior Prom by our successors, the Juniors. Thus we ended five memorable years of our lives and emerged from MHS with our motto to steer us toward wide and varied horizons--”We dare to be different.” Montvale High School Steve Luck June 6, 1963 Mary Moorman 8 RAYMOND LEWIS AUFF Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4-Reporter; KVG 2,3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Sports Club 1; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 3- Sports Editor; Volleyball 1,3,4. BETTY MAE BOOTHE Allied Youth 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Reporter 4; ECHO Staff 4- Reporter; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2; Monogram 3,4; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 3; Volley¬ ball 3,4. JOHN ALLEN CARROLL Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Beta Club 2,3,4-Pres.; Boys ' State 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Pres. 2, Reporter 1; ECHO Staff 3,4- Bus. Mgr; FTA 3-Vice Pres. KVG 2,3,4; Library Club 2; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4; Sports Club 1. JOYCE ANNETTE CARTER Basketball 1,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Reporter 1,2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Dramatics and Public Speak¬ ing Club 1; FHA 1,2; Mono¬ gram Club 4; Safety Patrol 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. ELLA SUE COFFMAN Allied Youth 1; Basketball 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Reporter 3; Dramatics and Public Speaking Club 1; ECHO Staff 3,4- Snapshot Editor; FHA 1,2; FTA 3,4-Reporter; Monogram Club 4; School Pianist 2,3,4; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4; Volleyball 2. CECIL MARTIN CONNOR Allied Youth 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4-Vice Pres. Boys ' State 3; Class Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FTA 3-Pres. 4-Treas.; KVG 2,3,4; Library Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Volleyball 2,3,4. 9 JOHN STEVENS COX Allied Youth 1; Basketball Mgr. 3,4; ECHO Staff 4-Asst. Snap¬ shot Editor; 4-H Club 1,2- Re¬ porter, 3-Pres., 4 Treas.; KVG 2,3,4; Library Club 3-Treas. 4; Monogram Club 4; Class Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 4; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4-Art Editor. DAVID LLOYD CUSTER Allied Youth 1; Bus Driver 3,4; KVG 2,3,4; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4. BRENDA INEZ DIVERS Allied Youth 1; Cheerleader 3; Class Reporter 3; FTA 3-Sec.,4; Girls ' State 3; Library Club 1,2- Sec.; Monogram Club 4; Singing Club 2,3; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4; Volleyball 3,4; Recreation Cadet. CAROLYN DELORES DOOLEY ECHO Staff 3-Reporter; FBLA 3; FHA 2,3; Singing Club 1,2; Bus Patrol 1,2,3. ELEANOR JANE DOOLEY Cheerleader 3; FBLA 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 2,3; 4-H Club 1. NANCY CAROL DOOLEY Allied Youth 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; ECHO Staff 4- Typist; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2; Monogram 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4. 10 SHIRLEY ANN DOOLEY Allied Youth 1; Basketball 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. -RICHARD CARLYLE GILES Baseball 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2-Sec„ 3,4; KVG 3,4; Sports Club 1. JAMES GORDON GRAY, JR. Allied Youth 1; Beta Club 3,4; Class Pres. 2; 4-H Club 1,2- Pres. 3-Vice Pres. 4-Song Leader; Safety Patrol 3,4; FTA 2,4- Historian. CHARLOTTE MARIE GROSS Allied Youth 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; ECHO Staff 3,4-Feature Editor; FBLA 2,3; FHA 1,2; FTA 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Library Club 1,2- Treas.; Safety Patrol 4; Singing Club L LINDA DORIS HAMILTON Library Club 1; Singing Club 1. WILLIAM CLARK JONES FFA 1,2-Reporter 3,4-Treasurer; KVG 4. ERMA FAYE KING Allied Youth 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Class Sec. 1, Treas. 2; ECHO Staff 4-Asst. Sports Editor; FBLA 3, FHA 1,2-Treas. 3,4-Vice Pres.; Monogram Club 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. CAROL ELLEN LAM FBLA 4: FHA 1,2,3,4-Historian; Safety Patrol 3,4; Singing Club 1; Recreation Cadet. JOHN ROGER LEFTWICH Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Bus Driver 3; FBLA 3-Parlia¬ mentarian; 4-H Club 1,2; KVG 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Mono¬ gram Club 4; Sports Club 1; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4; Volley¬ ball 4. JUDITH MARIE LEFTWICH Allied Youth 1; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Singing Club 1; Volley¬ ball 3. STEPHEN ROYALL LUCK ECHO Staff 3,4-Circulation Man¬ ager; FTA 4; Library Club 3; KVG 2,3,4; Science Club 1 Sec.- Treas.; Sports Club 1; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4-Editor. DORIS MAE McCLURE Allied Youth 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3-Vice Pres. 4- Reporter; Class Treas. 1, Sec. 2,4; Dramatics and Public Speak¬ ing Club 1; ECHO Staff 4- Typist; FBLA 3- Regional Re¬ porter; FHA 2-Historian, 3- Pres., 4-Treas.; Girls ' State 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1. 12 MARY ROSE BROUGH MOORMAN Allied Youth 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Class Treas. 3; FTA 3-Treas., 4-Vice Pres.; Monogram Club 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3, 4-Pres.; Singing Club 1,2. GLORIA JEAN MORGAN Allied Youth 1; 4-H Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3; Safety Patrol 1,2,3. GRIFFIN WAYNE OVERSTREET Hi-Y (RHS) 1; Track (RHS) 1; KVG 4; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 3. VICKI SUSAN REED Allied Youth 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; ECHO Staff 3,4-Editor; Library Club 1,2-Pres.; VALLEY VIEWS Staff 4; Volleyball 3; Singing Clubl; FTA 3. HARRY THOMAS OBENCHAIN Allied Youth 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2, 3,4-Treas.; ECHO Staff 4-Sports Editor; KVG 1,2,3-Crew Leader, 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Parliamentarian (Class) 3; Pres. (Class) 1; Sports Club 1; Vice Pres. (Class) 2; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4. PAULINE BEATRICE ORANGE Basketball 2,3,4; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Sing¬ ing Club 1,2; 13 KVG FRANCIS MARION RIELEY Bus Driver 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; 1,2,4; Safety Club 4. RICHARD HARVEY RUFF Basketball 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Class Sergeant-At-Arms 4. EILENE CAROL SHEPHERD ECHO Staff 3-Reporter; FBLA 3; Singing Club 1,2. LINDA MAE SHEPHERD FBLA 3; FHA 1,2; Singing Club 1. JUDY MARIE SMITH Allied Youth 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2,3,4-Reporter; Monogram Club 4; Singing Club MARY ELIZABETH TYLER Beta Club 2,3,4-Sec.; ECHO Staff 1-Reporter; FBLA 3; FHA 1,2; Singing Club 1. M CLASS PROPHECY Double-double toil and trouble, Fire burn and Caldron bubble. Suddenly as a cloud covers the moon and darkness envelops the earth, in a remote-mysterious clearing we see the three Shakespearean witches busily stirring their tempting brew. We draw near the scene and can faintly hear the eerie chant. Hovering over their brewing pot, they add the choice ingredients: scale of dragon, tooth of wolf, nose of Turk, and Tartar ' s lips. Pondering over their caldron, the first creature croaks, Aha, it ' s beginning to appear--the future of the Seniors of ' 63 is being revealed to us. I see RAYMOND ALIFF as the president of the Kroger-Ray Supermarkets issuing orders to all the bag boys since NANCY DOOLEY bought out the Kroger Co. BETTY BOOTHE is returning home to Poochie after a successful run on Broadway with her impersonations of the famous Betty Boop. DAVID CUSTER is head of the tri-county bus shop overhauling buses when he isn ' t going fishing and telling about the one that got away. JOYCE CARTER and husband Marvin, having finally finished their new ranch-style home overlooking Montvale, are busy chasing their five kids. RICHARD GILES has returned to Montvale from Tennessee Temple and a tour of the Holy Land to fill the pastorate at Montvale Baptist. Stop! Stop! , growls the second hag. It ' s my turn! Zounds, DORIS MCCLURE, or shall I say Mrs. C. R. Orr, is living a hectic life as an actress at the Schubert Theatre in Chicago and teaching her four little Orrs how to row a boat on Lake Shore. STEVE COX is now proprietor of Frederic ' s Flowers, selling roses to his classmates at five cents a dozen. CECIL CONNOR is now trying to invent a method so grape popcicles will have four sticks instead of two and still sell them fora nickel. MARY MOORMAN is the State Home Demonstration Agent at VPI and has introduced two new recipes-- Burnt Lemon Snow Drops and Grilled Ice Cream Sandwiches. JOHN CARROLL, hav¬ ing received his Masters ' in Engineering from VPI, is on a nation-wide tour for Kenney ' s Biff-Burger. BRENDA DIVERS is teaching Chemistry in an up-to-date laboratory. (Oops! Bang!--an experiment j us t blew up.) ELLA SUE COFFMAN is now playing the piano for Mitch Miller and the gang; she also has the job of trimming Mitch ' s beard. JAMES GRAY, after his college years, is chief cook and bottle washer at the 5th Wheel. His salary is more than that of his former profs. VICKI REED, now living in Florida, makes frequent trips to Hollywood to direct her television series-- How to Be a Successful Blonde with¬ out Really Trying. Begone! I ' ll have my say, now hisses old Hecate. ELEANOR DOOLEY is busy teaching her children how to drive the family car--in the hay field (Wayne saw to that!). PAULINE ORANGE, inspired by her title of Hollywood-Bound, is scrubbing floors at the Walt Disney Studios in Hollywood. STEPHEN LUCK, one of the richest male graduates, is working on his new project--landscaping all of Porter ' s mountain for Luck ' s Ski Lodge. FAYE KING is keeping in prac- ticehitting the bucket, since shewas voted Best Athlete, while she milks the three hundred cows at Grant ' s Plantation. BILL JONES is putting his four years of high school agriculture to use at Jones ' Glue Factory. JEAN MORGAN, between trips to London and Paris, is fashion consultant for Christian Dior. TOMMY OBENCHAIN, a successful businessman, is living a luxurious life. He takes time off from his O ' bean Pea¬ nut Butter Industry to teach his little Panthers the tricks of dunking nine of ten lay up shots. DORIS HAM- ILTONhas aprominent job with a local television station. She replaced Laurie Gregory as hostess on Pan¬ orama. WAYNE OVERSTREET, Rear Admiral of the 7th Fleet, is now on maneuvers on Goose Creek. EILENE SHEPHERD is the executive secretary at the now famous Luck ' s Service Station (when she isn ' t pumping gas.) Neither witch is happy when only one is delving into the pot of secrets, so all three pour in the magic potion. Bubble, bubble--, they gloat. ROGER LEFTWICH and SHIRLEY DOOLEY are happily settled down to married life and are in the used car business specializing in Chevys, Renaults, and Lil Furies. Having found her job on the annual so fascinating, CHARLOTTE GROSS is feature editor of MAD MAGAZINE. FRANCIS RIELEY is operating a home for wayward boys, teaching them tricks he perfected when he was in school. LINDA SHEPHERD now caters to the upper crust as hostess in her husband ' s business establishment—Danny ' s Exclusive Barber Shop. RICHARD RUFF, voted as most in need of driver instruction, is head of the traffic bureau of the great metropolis, Penicks. We see CAROL LAMbusy at work at her booming business in the new Montvale Industrial Park. She is producing in masses--Lam ' s Sweaters. MARY TYLER has teamed up with Elsie in the executive secretarial firm which serves such celebs as their old associate--John Cassell. JUDY SMITH is now operating Smitty ' s Beauty Salon and is giving lessons in teasing poodles. JUDY LEFTWICH isworking in New York as private secretary to Bobby Kennedy (she might get to be a millionaire yet). DE- LORES DOOLEY WEST is living in Georgia keeping house and chasing: kids! Hecate now, with upraised fist, is muttering at the moon and suddenly the clouds obscure the setting. Quickly snatching the pot and spitting angrily into the embers, the three weird sisters vanish into the dark¬ ness and the magic works no more. Montvale High School June 6, 1963 Steve Cox Charlotte Gross Listen to ME, not coach Mathews” BEST ATHLETES Faye King - Tommy Obenchain THE HALL ' Ambition should be made of sterner stuff MOST AMBITIOUS Mary Tyler - James Gray See you in the movies HOLLYWOOD BOUND Raymond Aliff - Pauline Orange Dry those dishes and don ' t Hi, yu ' all! Uh, one, and two, and . . . fuss BEST FARMER AND HOMEMAKER Bill Jones - Carol Lam MOST CONGENIAL Stephen Luck - Shirley Dooley MOST TALENTED Ella Sue Coffman - Steve Cox Ain ' t love grand! ' Hip, hip, hoorah! !” Honest Injun, it was that big” BIGGEST HEARTTHROBS BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT John Carroll - Judy Smith Cecil Connor - Doris McClure BIGGEST BULLERS David Custer - Betty Boothe OF FAME Emm Come on Mary, slam it in high! Please don ' t turn me down again! Heck with those books! MOST CAREFREE Judy Leftwich - Francis Rieley FIRST IN MATRIMONY Roger Leftwich - Joyce Carter MOST IN NEED OF DRIVER EDUCATION Richard Ruff - Mary Moorman %v YOU MUST’A BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY WHAT HAPPENED? JUNIORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Arvid Holden Martha Anderson Judy Whitworth Anne Moorman Faye Rieley ’63 Mrs. Ollie F. Hamm Sponsor Dolores Allen Richard Alphin Martha Anderson Carol Baker Cordelia Booth Barbara Bowyer Wayne Bramlett Johnny Brown Michael Cannady Margaret Dickerson Edgar Divers Alma Dooley Catherine Dooley Mae Dooley Harold Dooley Jerry Evans Danny Garrett Peggy Giles Judy Hodges Arvid Holdren Thomas Kirkwood Rodney Lam Leigh Link Michael Lodge 20 i Lynn Lumsden Charles McClure Linda McKinney June Milton Anne Moorman Larry Morgan Albert Mross Mary Napier Jimmy Noell Ronald Orange Linda Otey Faye Rieley Jane Ross Helen Ruff Germaine Stanley Barbara Stevens David Thomas Elsie Tyler Sharon Waldron Judith Webster Judy Whitworth Rachael Williams Joyce Wood Cynthia Salyer (Class Mascot) 21 fobDil! CAinpniGNtM Tommy Orr Johnny Moore Barbara Gray Evelyn Williamson Patricia Jones President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Miss Alice Hylton Sponsor James Agee Sandra Agee Sheron Allen Minnie Biggs Faye Booth Doris Bramlett Evelyn Bramlett Jane Chappelle Eugene Clark Nelson Courser Brenda Custer Betty Divers Brenda Dooley Enid Dooley Ernest Dooley Frances Dooley Judith Dooley Shirley Dooley Jean Draper Ronald Evans Ruby Forgie Nancy Foster Mary L. Franklin Flanders Carman Barbara Gray Margaret Gray Nancy Gray Patricia Gross Johnny Hatcher 24 William Higgins Marie Holdren Judy Hopcroft Patricia Jones Elsie Keen Robert Looney Larry Lumsden John Moore Barbara Orange Genevieve Orange Thomas Orr Bonnie Overstreet Jean Overstreet Mary Parker Glenn Reaves Loretta Roberts Linda Ross David Salyer Ronald Smith Mary Lee Spradlin John Stapleton Judith Stevens Spurgeon Vaughan Norma Waldron Sue Webster Joyce Wheeler Evelyn Williamson Brenda Zimmerman Rebecca Zimmerman 25 FRESHMEN Mm President Vice-President Secretary ' (not pictured) Treasurer Reporter Eddie Craig Rufus Orange Ava McCarthy Susie Agee Shirley Orange ’63 C. E. Mathews Sponsor Gary Agee Susie Agee James Bonon Billy Bramlett Bernadine Bunke Robert Bush Nancy Carroll Iris Carter Myrtle Carter Peggy Carter William Carter Marshall Cofer Michael Connor Edward Craig Joyce Craig Mary Creasy Drucilla Cress Russell Dinkel Andrew Dooley Barry Dooley Charles Dooley Frances Dooley Patricia Dooley Ruby Dooley Virginia Dooley Gail Edwards Shelia Edwards Judy Fleenor Jerry Franklin Marie Fulcher Bonnie Gardner James Garten Jerry Giles Thomas Giles Shirley Gray 28 Donna Harris Brenda Hickman Sue Holdren Linda Humphreys Randall Johnson John King . Mary Lawhorn Gail Link Sue Luck Ava McCarthy Kenneth McClure Dennis Morgan Eugene Mross Judy Nester Charles Obenchain Clayton Orange Relia Orange Rufus Orange Shirley Orange Johnny Overstreet Owen Overstreet Phillip Pierce Roger Robertson Mary Ruff Robert Ruff Diane Smelser Frank Stanley Valerie Stevens Richard Waldron Harold Webber Mavis Webber Jean Webster Barbara Wheeler Ruth Whorley David Witt William Wright 29 obad o-cKo.-cKo. - oKcx V irv%iy hA,l I ' J IT ' S I tAL)r«tv� y , 1 rr e.i WftKE UP R ' CHfiRD) Snciuj do. Danny King Sammy Nelms President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Reporter Sue Ella Johnson Roger Orange EIGHTH Nelson Abbott Billy Agee May Alphin Mary Anderson Melvin Anderson William Barker Peggy Biggs Lewis Bobbitt Calvin Bowyer John Campbell Dale Carter John Chilton Phyllis Clark Tommy Cook Stanley Courser Sue Craig Kenneth Dalton Alice Divers Billy Dooley Dianne Dooley John Dooley Patsy Dooley Dorothy Elkins Nancy Elkins Mary Fellers Carey Fizer Roger Fizer Wayne Garrett Michael Giles David Gross Jimmy Harding Donald Higgins Michael Hiner Betty Hodges Michael Hodges Sue Johnson Charles Jones Danny King Robert Kirkwood Tommy Massey Barry Mays William McKinney Bobby Meeks Lynn Meeks James Miller Johnathan Napier Samuel Nelms Billy Nester Elaine Newman Linda Noell Roger Orange Michael Orr Carolyn Overstreet Ella Overstreet Mary Overstreet Ronnie Overstreet Eddie Parker Lonnie Parker Charlotte Quarles Donald Roberts Harold Roberts Dorkes Ruff Frank Ruff Linda Ruff Hubert Scott Doris Shepherd Reuben Shepherd Robert Spence Richard Stanley Scott Stapleton William Stevens Allen Tyler Benny Webster Diane Williams Sally Williamson James Witt Cleve Venable l � fvce f Li TIR60 O d ruCK€ReD o yrj mONTi f LB 61 ' PR imp rv6 { 0 � c. AROlB STliD ' . iv )rp sot)ic «.s. SWir CnlN ELEMENTARY Seventh Grade Mrs. Eula McKee Betty Amos Marvin Amos Rebecca Barton Mary B. Blankenship Ray Bohon Miss Ava Alphin Linda Boothe Bonnie Bramlett Ernest Bramlett Douglas Calhoun Charlotte Cook Darcel Cress Geraldine Dickerson Linda Dinkel Barry Dooley Carl W. Dooley Carolyn Dooley Edward Dooley Gladys Dooley Jackson Dooley Joyce Dooley Mark Dooley Roger Dooley Ftonald Dooley William Fizer Gloria Gayhardt Sharon Giles Audrey Gray Trudy Gray Dean Hamilton Pauline Heck Josephine Heck Fred Hodges Joyce Hutchens Gaylen Lam Eugene Long Wanda Long Sandra Looney Robert McCarthy Doris McDaniel Tony Maxfield George Meador Henry Milton Douglas Nester Saford Orange Brenda Overstreet Donnie Parker Gwendolyn Parker Price Parker Cecilia Richards Amos Ruff Thomas Ruff Dewey Schilling Joseph Shepherd Shirley Shepherd Jeanette Smelser William Stanley Larry Sumpter James Welch Nancy Williams Steven Williamson Carla Zimmerman Rosemary Howell Sixth Grade Mrs. Frances Buford Calvin Amos Norma Arrington Marguerite Baker Alene Bolt Mrs. M. Graham Donna Carter Joyce Carter Shirley Carter Martha Courser Glenn Craig Kitty Craig Sandra Craig Marie Divers Elaine Dooley Joanne Dooley Lena Dooley Marshall Dooley Clayton Edwards Michael Franklin Evie Garraghty Kathy Gray Edward Gray, Jr. Robert Gray Betty Gross Dale Hawkins Lewis Hopcroft Sharon Luck Lynwood McDaniel Norma McDaniel Garnetta Maxfield James Maxfield Patricia Mross Cynthia Nester Price Noell Kathy Obenchain Ada Overstreet Ronald Richards Calvin Ruff Linda Settles Frank Smith Stephen Spicer Kathy Stapleton Donna St. Clair Jessie Stevens Barbara Thomas Bobby Tyler Faye Tyler Jerry Webster Henry Williamson Judy Williams Wayne Boothe Mrs. M. Graham David Anderson James O. Anderson Robert Baker Benalder Bayse Steve Biggs Cecil Blankenship Janet Bolt Elroy Bramlett Peggy Bramlett William Brown David Burke Gary Carter Donald de Ganahl Rebecca Dickerson Sylvia Dickerson Kenneth Dooley Robert Dooley Russell Dooley Susan Dooley Tommy Dooley Robert Ferrell Charles Gibson Rebecca Giles Allen Gross Faye Heck Norma Heck Ray Heck F I F T H Dickie Hensley William Henry David Higgins Michael Huddleston Betty King Donna Long Thomas Long Carlton McClure Larry McDaniel Nancy Nester Richard Obenchain Floyd Orange Sharon Orange Wesley Overstreet Rickie Richards Raymond Ruff Kathy Shepherd Michael Smith Karen Stapleton Kenneth Stevens Edmond Sumpter Connie Trout Peter Uzelac Phyllis Waldron Richard Waldron Barbara Welch Eugene Paul Welch Allie Davis Whorley (J) o LU FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Michael Dooley, Alvin Edwards, William Blankenship, Richard Waldron, Ann Dooley, Debbie McCarthy, Joyce Tyler, Jackie Richards, Gary Long, Michael Richards, Nancy Parker, Kathy Meador, Joan Smelser, Shirley Witt, Johnny Witt. SECOND ROW: Charles Dooley, Daniel Noell, Thomas Davis, Jill Par¬ ker, Linda McClure, Mary J. Amos, Jean Dooley, Don McLain, Billy Moser, William Dooley, Ronald Dooley, Eugene Dooley, Susie Meador, Dianne Orange, Patricia Dooley, Rita Myers, Sally Dooley, Stella Carter. THIRD ROW: Thomas Divers, Thomas Carter, Kathy Webber, Wayne Saul, Lewis Abbott, Patsy Hartberger, Dale Carter, Michael Williamson, Sheila Giles, Raymond Brown, Randall Dooley, Ronald Dooley, Andrew Blankenship, Roger Gray, Marvin Creasy, Melvin Hawkins, Walter Burke, Russell Dooley, Clifton Smith. TEACHERS: Mrs. Dorothy Bolick and Mrs. Derilda White. THIRD GRADE PTtONT ROW: Donna St Clair, David Garman, Cathy Crouch, Danny Dickinson, Jimmy Harris, Thomas Dooley, Ronald Carter, Allen Parker, Cathy Spicer, Sandra Giles, Brenda Taylor, Lucille Bramlett, George Heck. SECOND ROW: Debbie Stevens, Betty Maxfield, Brenda Winesette, Fay Henry, Carolyn Hensley, David Amos, Michael Stevens, David Davis, Eugene Crouch, Jack Bowers, Jerry Orange, Lloyd Shepherd, Charles Kleet, Barry Webster, Ronnie Womack, James Parker, Sheila deGanahl. THIRD ROW; Judy Dooley, Paula King, Earl Anderson, Arel Brown, Diane Overstreet, Cathy Blankenship, Ann Smith, Gary Settles, David Orange, Gary Pendleton, Linda Womack, Joanne Courser, Davis Luck, Nancy Parker, Kenneth Bolt. FOURTH ROW: David Dooley, David Saleeby, Roger Dooley, Charles Anderson, Michael Hopcroft, Curtis Howell, Tommy Gibson, Mary Clark. TEACHERS: Mrs. Lyda Coffman and Mrs. Derilda White. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Johnny Williamson, Bertie Long, Edgar Blankenship, Carl Crouch, Barbara Pratt, John King, Connie Bohon, David Brunk, Wendy deGanahl, Cathy Myers, Deanna Saleeby, Vincent Definbaugh, Mitchell Stanley, Dennis Dooley, Joseph Dooley, Judy Dooley, Mary Frances Brown, Claire Moser, Linda Ruff, Ralph Meadow. SECOND ROW: Larry Looney, Roger Richards, Mary Jane Carter, Janet Parker, Gayle Dooley, Julie Richards, Danny Dooley, Steve Dooley, Randall Holland, Frank Parker, Philip Giles, Jerry Dooley, Roland Stanley, Deborah Anderson, Roger Creasy, Chris Luck, Thelma Overstreet, Michael Worley, Faye Dooley, Tracy Swartzel, Mitzie Williamson, Warren Markham, Jerry Orange. BACK ROW: Mrs. Mitchell (substitute), Ruth McCarthy, Oral Carter, Travis Dooley, Carl Barton, Debra Dooley, Debra Boothe, Sue Dooley, Debora Higgins, Deborah Gross, Ronald Saul, Judy Futcher, Vickie Definbough, Phillis Dooley, Marvin Lynch, Stephen Langston, Rosemary Sumpter, Carl Welch. TEACHERS: Miss Iva Forgie (inset), and Mrs. Myrtle Lester. FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: Mary Luck, Debra Heck, Elizabeth Crouch, Vickie Mross, Rosaline Dooley, Leon Roberts, Mary Smith, Kathy Fizer, Vickie Orange. SECOND ROW: Wanda Dooley, Peggy Bowden, Karen Long, Paul Carter, Debra Motley, Charles Crouch, Leonard Maxfield, Diane Sames. THIRD ROW: Lisa Lynch, Janet Meador, Henry Parker, Michael Dickerson, Dennis Dooley, Roy Wooldridge, Mary Dooley. FOURTH ROW: Richard Dale Dooley, Tara Shawn Lackey, Ricky Orange, Virginia Clark, Pamela Swartzel, Rodney Luck, Danny Creasy. FIFTH ROW: Peggy Booth, Franklin Overstreet, Graham Parker, Brenda Brown, John Gib¬ son, Richard Dooley, Marlin Brunk. SIXTH ROW: Deborah Smith, Ralph Looney, Hubert Dickerson, Ritchie Smelser, Randall Pendleton. SEVENTH ROW: Louise Carter, Barbara Rowland, Teresa McLain, Jerry Amos, Jimmie Garraghty, Joe Burnette, Timothy Trevilian, James Carter, Randy Board. TEACHERS: Mrs. Virginia Darst and Miss Ruth Alphin. ORGANIZATIONS MONOGRAM CLUB F. H. A. F. T. A. BETA CLUB F. F. A. 4-H CLUB SAFE-T-CLUB i Pres. TOMMY OBENCHAIN Pres. LINDA OTEY Pres. ANNE MOORMAN Pres. JOHN CARROLL Pres. DICK ALPHIN Pres. MARY MOORMAN Pres. DAVID SALYER ’63 ' v-, V ., -- 4 - MRS. OLLIE F. HAMM Adviser i VICKI REED Editor JOHN CARROLL Business Manager ECHO STAFF STEPHEN LUCK Circulation Manager THE t-CHO 59 p ' i Bjlk s fe. p - 1 1 tip— FRONT: Steve Cox, Snapshot Editor; Nancy Dooley, Typist; Doris McClure, Typist; John Carroll, Business Manager; Vicki Reed, Editor; Steve Luck, Circulation Manager. STANDING; Mary Napier, Assistant Editor; Ella Sue Coffman, Snapshot Editor; Charlotte Gross, Feature Editor; Faye King, Assistant Sports Editor; Linda Otey, Assistant Sports Editor; Tommy Obenchain, Sports Editor; Lynn Lumsden, Assistant Business Manager; Helen Ruff, Assistant Feature Editor; Mrs. Hamm, Adviser; Shirley Orange, Reporter; Betty Boothe, Reporter; Linda Noell, Reporter; Patsy Jones, Reporter; Faye Rieley, Reporter; Stanley Courser, Reporter. VALLEY VIEWS STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Tyler, Typist; Harold Dooley, Sports Editor; Vicki Reed, Feature Editor; Steve Cox, Art Editor; Stephen Luck, Editor; David Custer, Circulation Manager; Brenda Divers, Class and Club Editor; Ella Sue Coffman, Feature Editor; John Carroll, Copy Editor; Roger Leftwich, Business Manager. BETA CLUB SEATED: Mary Tyler, Secretary; Tommy Obenchain, Treasurer; John Carroll, President; Cecil Connor, Vice President; Doris McClure, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Margaret Dickerson, Leigh Link, Helen Ruff, James Gray, Johnny Brown, Elsie Tyler, Michael Lodge, Charlotte Gross, Ger¬ maine Stanley, Vicki Reed, Johnny Moore, Betty Boothe, Enid Dooley, Nancy Dooley, Brenda Divers, Mary Moorman, Stephen Luck, Nancy Foste r, Anne Moorman. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Zimmerman, David Thomas, Judy Smith, Mary Napier, Barbara Orange, Nancy Gray, Norma Waldron, Jane Chappelle, Faye Rieley, Barbara Gray, Patsy Jones, Judy Whitworth, Evelyn Williamson, Linda McKinney, Martha Anderson, (Inset) Mrs. Margaret Garrett, Sponsor. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Mary Ruff, Junior Leader; Steve Cox, Treasurer; Drucilla Cress, Secretary; Anne Moorman, Vice-President; Mary Moorman, President; Arvid Holdren, Junior Leader. SECOND ROW: Reuben Shepherd, Scott Stapleton, Frank Ruff, Barbara Gray, James Gray, Song Leader; Ruth Whorley, Myrtle Carter, Judy Nester. THIRD ROW: Frances Dooley, Mike Orr, Eddy Parker, Jimmy Noell, Enid Dooley, Patricia Doo¬ ley, Song Leader; Miss Hylton, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Ella Sue Coffman, Reporter; Elsie Tyler, Secretary; Cecil Connor, Treasurer; Mary Moor¬ man, Vice-President; Anne Moorman,President. SECOND ROW: Martha Anderson, Patricia Jones, Barbara Gray, Margaret Gray, Linda McKinney, Evelyn Williamson, Rebecca Zimmerman, Judy Whitworth. THIRD ROW: Stephen Luck, Johnny Moore, Miss Rayburn, Sponsor; Enid Dooley, Brenda Divers, Charlotte Gross, John Carroll, James Gray, Historian. LIGHTFOOT 4-H CLUB MONOGRAM CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye King, Tommy Obenchain, President; Betty Boothe, Linda Otey, Roger Leftwich, Vice President; Nancy Dooley, Secretary; Judy Smith, Pauline Orange, Doris McClure, Jane Ross, Ella Sue Coff¬ man, Mary Moorman, Joyce Carter, Steve Cox, Harold Doo ley, Reporter; Brenda Divers, Mrs. Hamm, Sponsor; Raymond Aliff, Mr. Mathews, Sponsor; Tommy Orr, Cecil Connor. SAFE-T-CLUB FRONT: Eddie Craig, Larry Lumsden, Vice-President; Tommy Orr, James Agee, William Wright, Bobby Looney, Ronnie Smith, Glenn Reaves, David Salyer, President. BACK: Francis Rieley, Richard Ruff, Tom Kirkv, ' ood, Bill Jones. (Not Pictured: Spurgeon Vaughan, Secretary-Treasurer), John Cassell, SPONSOR. 46 ' as ■ -1% 1 ' .’V TV . I ' . ' . ' j c mM sad, ' W 4 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Mr. Coffman, Sponsor; Ronnie Smith, Sentinel; Wayne Garrett, Stanley Courser, Raymond Aliff, Reporter; Dick Alphin, President; Rodney Lam, Vice-President; Bill Jones, Treasurer; David Thomas, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Phillip Pierce, Eugene Clark, Wayne Bramlett, Kenneth McClure, Ernest Dooley, Francis Rieley, Lee Bohon, David Salyer, Billy Dooley. THIRD ROW: Randall Johnson, Edgar Divers, James Garten, Ronnie Orange, Charles McClure, Danny Garrett, Larry Morgan, Richard Giles. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Mrs. Thacker, Sponsor; Mary Napier, Joyce Wheeler, Norma Waldron, Brenda Zimmerman, Linda Otey, President; Linda Ross, Faye King, Vice-President; Faye Rieley, JaneChappelle,Secretary; Dianne Smelser, Flanders Garman, Doris McClure, Treasurer; Linda Noell, Sue Johnson, Mavis Webbei, Brenda Hickman, Carol Baker, Sharon Allen, Charlotte Quarles. BACK ROW: Judy Hodges, Mae Doo ey, Sue Webster, Loretta Roberts, Mary Franklin, Patricia Gross, Helen Ruff, Jud Smith, Alice Divers, Ju y Leftwich,- Betty Divers, Leigh Link, Judy Webster, Jean Webster, Rachael Williams, Marie Fulchei, Bar bara Bowyer, Drucilla Cress, Nancy Foster, Jane Ross, Margaret Gray, Brenda Custer. STUDENT DRIVERS, SAEETY PATROL LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Divers, Richard Ruff, (driver); Charlotte Cross, William Jones, Francis Rieley, (driver); John Carroll, (driver); Mary Parker, David Custer, (driver); Jane Chappelle, Flanders Carman, Lonnie Parker. SEATED: Ronnie Smith, (crew leader); Eugene Clark, Clayton Orange, William McKinney, H. D. McKee, Sponsor; Harold Dooley, Bobby Ruff, Rufus Orange, Roger Leftwich, Jerry Franklin, Donald Roberts, Bill Jones. SECOND ROW: Jerry Evans, David Salyer, (crew leader); Spurgeon Vaughan, Bobby Looney, Mar¬ shall Cofer, Billy Carter, Jimmy Harding, Bobby Ruff, Lee Bohon, Wayne Bramlett, Billy Bramlett, Dennis Morgan, Francis Rieley. STANDING: Larry Lumsden, John Carroll, Steve Cox, Phillip Pierce, James Agee, Cecil Connor, Stephen Luck, Edgar Divers, Jimmy Noell, Russell Dinkel, Hubert Scott, Jimmy Gar¬ ten, Arvid Holdren, Richard Giles, Sammy Nelms, Raymond Aliff, Richard Ruff, Tommy Obenchain, (crew leader); Charles McClure, (crew leader); Ernest Dooley, Billy Stevens. SPORTS ’63 V ; R f ) 1 1 1 i 1 f -.r-Ml. L f L 1 ' ' 1 0 K ■w|l 1 iIBBBI GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' VOLLEYBALL TEAMS LEFT TO RIGHT; Barbara Orange, Betty Boothe, Jane Ross, Nancy Dooley, Shirley Dooley, Virginia Dooley, Brenda Divers, Doris McClure, Faye King, Linda Otey, Flanders Carman, COACH: John Cassell. FFT ■ l tt ■■■ti M i- iff Vk i? ' tf Li-ii- ; •• ' f dr LEFT TO RIGHT; Harold Dooley, William Wright, Cecil Connor, David Salyer, Tom Orr, Jimmy Noell, James Ag ee, Edgar Divers, Eddie Craig, Larry Lumsden, Glenn Reaves, Charles McClure, Frank Stanley, Rufus Orange, Jerry Giles, CAPTAIN: Tommy Obenchain. 50 1 iWk 1 ' - m PANTHERS FRONT ROW: Harold Dooley, Tommy Obenchain, Larry Lumsden, Tom Orr, Cecil Connor. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Steve Cox, Rufus Orange, Jerry Giles, Glenn Reaves, David Salyer, James Agee, Eddie Craig, Charles Dooley, William Wright, Jimmy Noell, COACH C. E. Mathews. FORWARD COACH GUARD 51 THE PANTHERETTES FRONT ROW: Genevieve Orange, Linda Otey, Nancy Dooley and Faye King, Co-Captains; Doris McClure, Betty Boothe, STANDING: Miss Hylton, COACH: Joyce Craig, Brenda Hickman, Judy Dooley, HelenRuff, Enid Dooley, Brenda Zimmerman, Barbara Orange, Nancy Carroll, Manager. FORWARD GUARD FORWARD 1 1 fkd ' c BASEBALL TEAM KNEELING; Rufus Orange, Glenn Reaves, Tommy Obenchain, Roger Leftwich, Jimmy Noell, Harold Dooley, Charles McClure, Tom Orr, Charles Dooley, David Salyer. SECOND ROW: COACH, C. E. Mathews, Jerry Giles, Larry Lumsden, James Agee, Frank Stanley, Ronnie Smith, William Wright, Ernest Dooley, Bobby Looney, Eddie Craig. CHEERLEADERS Anne Moorman, Evelyn Williamson, Jane Chappelle, Judy Hopcroft, Mary Napier, Linda McKinney, Judy Leftwich, Ella Sue Coffman, HEAD CHEERLEADER. I i I i I I 1 Pop ' � f, Tor� % j 6 MfdVNl(v i HOk.ro ! Co |0 - r i STud o s ?? Those”!), eh ors - 5 i ' 5 ; i CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and sixty three, who dare to be different in this age of the New Frontier, leave this our last will and testament. We do now bestow upon our fellow classmen our most valuaole and cherished talents and possessions whicn we are about to make known--some for the first time. To the faculty and Mr. McKee we leave our lasting friendship and appreciation for the guidance given us during our high school years. To the class of ' 64 we leave our problems as Dignified Seniors” with the hope that they will have fewer to solve. To the Sophomores we leave our old beat-up piano with the reminder that it plays Graduation Day” with little effort from the pianist. To the Freshmen we will our Ghost Stories so they can be placed in the new school library in the fut¬ ure. To the Eighth Gradewe leave all the tribulations which they will encounter in the years to come at the new school. Fortunately, they are familiar with problems. Finally, we make our final individual bequests; BRENDA DIVERS leaves her ability to get out of school to Edgar. MARY TYLER bestows her A ' s on Jimmy Harding hoping that he will graduate instead of quitting. JOYCE CARTER leaves her English notes to Margaret Dickerson hoping that she, too, will get the de¬ gree of MRS.” ELEANOR DOOLEY leaves the trees to the squirrels now that she is through driving into them. JAMES GRAY leaves his big eyes to Jean Draper to go with her red hair. DAVID CUSTER leaves his ability to live it up on school nights and never study, yet pass, to Albert Mross. ROGER LEFTWICH leaves his aoility to miss four out of five days (always on Mondays), and still have a good excuse, to Tommy Orr. SHIRLEY DOOLEY leaves the back of the senior room to the lucky couple who gets there first. RICHARD RUFF leaves his sleeping in classes to anyone who cun master his subjects and sleep, too. RAYMOND ALIFF leaves his title of Hollywood-Bound to Johnny Brown. WAYNE OVERSTREET leaves his fliptop desk to a rising senior who will value it as highly as he has. FRANCIS RIELEY leaves his good behavior and illegal smoking in school to Johnny Moore. JETTY BOOTHE leaves MHS reluctantly because Poochiewill be left behind. NANCY DOOLEY wills her A in typing to Doris Bramlette. DELORES DOOLEY WESThappily leaves Montvale to join her husband, Ray. CECIL CONNOR leaves the position as president to Danny Garrett who is sure to win next year in the election. JOHN CARROLL leaves MHS for Va. Tech but will return to see Evelyn. MARY MOORMAN wills her job in the lunchroom to anyone who can tell apricots from peaches. EILENE SHEPHERD leaves her job at Luck ' s to the next senior who can pass and hold a job at the same time. LINDA SHEPHERD leaves her title of Miss to become a Mrs. RICHARD GILES wills his habit of talking about his ' 48 Plymouth in government class, to Larry Morgan. DORIS McCLURE leaves her DAR award to Mae Dooley, with the hope that she will be as outstanding in her senior year as Doris has been. STEVE LUCK leaves his two-for-a-nickel pencil business to anyone who is shrewd enough to handle it. STEVE COX leaves his vocal chords to anyone who will use them to their full advantage at ball games. ELLA SUE COFFMAN leaves her ability, as a cheerleader, to make a graceful fall in the middle of a cheer, to Evelyn Williamson. VICKI REED leaves her position as editor of the ECHO to Mary Napier and hopes that Mary can stand the hard work. CAROL LAM wills her dainty figure to Patricia Dooley. JUDY LEFTWICH leaves all the boys at MHS to the freshmen girls. TOMMY OBENCHAIN and FAYE KING will their basketball uniforms to Nelson Courser and Enid Dooley. DORIS HAMILTON bestows her quietness upon Tom Kirkwood and hopes that he, too, will get an A in citizenship. JEAN MORGAN leaves her aoility to master shorthand to Carol Baker. PAULINE ORANGE leaves her job as cashier to anyone who can give correct change without counting on their fingers. CHARLOTTE GROSS leaves her job as storekeeper to anyone who can put up with Mr. Cassell so early in the morning. JUDY SMITH leaves her teased hairdo to Betty Divers. BILL JONES leaves his title as the Best Far¬ mer” to Bobby Looney. As we leave the noisy halls of Montvale High, we respectfully request that our successors, the members of the Junior Class, carry out the foregoing instructions; and may their remaining days in this institution be filled with as pleasant memories as those we possess. Montvale High School Charlotte Gross June 6, 1963 Joyce Carter Faye King Ella Sue Coffman 56 0 hj2_ Ji J( 2 jZj yjlXXy Qj ' Vj. ,j..o jJ) O wci c? 0 t If ■S ' f I I I I 1 1 . , .g. 1 . ■ w V ' Sjji • v - r ' ■ ' i- .. ■ ' ■ ' ‘a;. i. . ' • : V-: '