Northfork Elkhorn High School - Blue Demon Yearbook (Northfork, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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I of I 1 ' 1 l . . . l IO Compliments of CLARK STORES Northfork, West Vlrguua Compl1ments o CENTER CHEVROLET SALES Welch West V1rg1n1a McDOWELL FLORAL 8. BENNETT FUNERAL HOME Northfork West V1rg1n1a Compl ments c J C PENNY CO Welch West V1r,:,1n1a Compllments WELCH LOAN CO Phone HE 6 3171 Bus Termmal Bldg Welch West V1rg1n1a Complnments SOUTHERN INSURANCE AGENCY INC ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE B111 Hervey Charles Gearhart Phone HE 6 2438 15 Bank St Welch, West Vufguua Compllmerts o SILVER BRAND CLOTHES B D Beckett, Mgr FASHION CLOTHES FOR MEN Welch West V1rg1n1a Compl ments of PEERLESS STEAM LAUNDRY Welch West Vlrvlnla 1 ' 1 1 W 1 1 5 Q 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . . ,.A,L,L ,LVL-Y ,E I Y 1 of 1 1 1 i I 1 I . . . 1 W Compliments of ' I I , . . . , 1 1 l 1 ' y . U. . , . D. . 1 7 1 I1 1 an We the Semor Class of N E I-hgh would l1ke at thxs tune to express our thanks and appre c1at1on for the gu1dance and understandmg of Mr Atkmson our prmclpal, whom we shall never forget EASIEST TRAVEL ON EARTH TAKE TRAILWAYS Speclahst m Chlrter Serv1ce Phone DA 7 8147 Bluefxeld West Vlrglma 12 x- :WS ., 4 t r QS 1' ,,,, -244 Q QI, A -X Ill W ' III ,Q A 1 '1 Q ' ,Q , I A K I X M, ,UMW 1 ' R x .V X I 'I z V L , ,f,L kk V YM' 5362, , N j ' , r 1 V W ' .,,4 H W 4 ' ' ' ' . W I z, W 3 ,,..4n-H I 7-r' . at , , , V' A fLWffL1: If H- ive' N,-.MMM lg: K .--iff Q Q ffm .Ns .00 fax 'fi rf, K . A W M , E- I E aff eff' HU., sg.-I 1' 5 WWA 4? -mm 2, 47 ll ,Y 'Q ' f Z, UQQQ.-H F H 1 by it 'Mi ve- I + , s-. N - - Qi ,1 11 ' ,, I MA N I :V .vrf : 4 KZLM 1: 1? E Senior Class Qfficers President ...... ..... G eorge Trent Vice President . . .... Nancy Honaker Secretary ..... ..... L inda Reed Treasurer . . . .. .Buddy Tosh PAINTER FURNITURE COMPANY Home Furnishings Appliances and T. V. Gift Items Phone 142 Keystone, West Virginia 1.1141-UE sf!! Complxments of TRI DISTRICT CLEANERS PRESSING, REPAIRING AI FERING Northfork West V1rg1n1a Lomplmments of DAVIS JEWELRY YOUR SILVER STORE Welch, West V1rg1n1a HERFF JONES COMPANY J B P1tcock,JR Herff Jones Rep Telephone REGENT 6 5042 209 FORREST VIEW DRIVE Huntmgton West Vlrgxrua I 6 I ek-, - fe Wf- . J . ' f 1 7 IU A ' ' 1 .I Compliments of TOMCHIN S FURNITURE C0 Northfork, West Virginia Compliments o B UIC YOUR MCDOWE LL COUNTY BUICK DEALER Welch, West Virginia A W COXS DEPT STORE THE PIECE GOODS SHOP HOME OF NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRAND NAMES IN APPLIANCES READY TO WEAR HOUSEFURNISHINGS Budget Terms' Bluefield West Virginia DRESS BETTER FOR LESS Phone DA 7 8035 523 Federal Street BAILEY LUMBER CO BUILDERS HEADQUARTERS WE CAN HELP YOU BUILD 8 EIGHT BIG PLANTS 8 Bluefield WestV1rg1n1a Mullens W Va Matoaka,W Va War W Va Gilbert W Va Compliments of COPPOLINO S AMOCO SERVICE STATION AAA ROAD SERVICE Phone 7202 Elkhorn West Virginia I7 1 ' I T. 8. I. K, INC. I ' V . Bluefield, West Virginia I , . .' I , . . l New NOLAN ADAMS Nolan Nolan, during his tenth grade year, was in the choir and played football. His favorite sub- ject is Math and he is interested in cars. Nolan plans to attend Training School after graduation. He was also voted Best Looking in his class. DIXIE ADDAIR Dixie Dixie was a member of the Dancing Club in the tenth grade. She has been a member of the Band for three years. Her favorite subject is physical education. Dixie plans to join the Waves after graduation. 'Ul- PAUL BAILEY llpaulvl Paul is very int e r e s t e d in commercial studies and plans to be an accountant. He is the Copy Editor of the Blue Demon and is avery friendly person. Paul was voted Most Studious in his class. He is also a member of the National Honor Society . 'l'P',f.j v 'Illia , FRANCES ADKINS YYFTanYY Fran has been in the Band for three years, and has been a majorette for the past two years. She was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. Frances plans to bea teacher. Fran is also a member of the S.P.E.C. JIMMY HAROLD YlJimmyVY Jimmy attends the McDowell County Voca- tional School. He is studying Electronics. He is interested in television, and plans to service radios and televisions after graduation. He is a member of the S. P. E. C. afiq CAROL BALES Carol Carol has been in the band for three years and became a majorette in her senior year. She was in the Dramatic Club in the tenth grade. Her favorite subj ect is democracy and she plans X' to be a secretary. IVA BARTON Iva Iva has been a member of the Band for three years. She is active in school affairs and has many friends. Her favorite subject is democracy and she plans to do civil service work after graduation. FRED CAUDILL Fred Fred is a halfback on our football team and a member of the Varsity Club. His favorite sub- ject is Bookkeeping. His hobby is mechanics. , ...af if I 'Q-., J rw ROBERT CAUDILL Robert Robert Attends the McDowell County Voca- tional School. He is taking up plumbing and welding. His favorite subj ect is typing. He plans to take up his vocation after school. He is a member of the S.P.E.C. JEAN BOWMAN YlJeanlY Jean has a shinning personality. She has a nice smile and is friendly to all. She is very interested in recordings. HAROLD COCHRAN Harold Harold attends the McDowell County Voca- tional School. He is doing carpentry work. He plans to enter the service after school. He is a member of the S.P.E.C. 4 fall 'I A . . - . 'qs'-pi , . 1, -':'afJ-3.31 JUDY BOWMAN YYJud-ie!! Judie wasa member of the choir in the tenth grade. She is interested in fashion designing and her favorite subject is democracy. She plans to do general office work after graduation. L 15? LANA BRABBAN CROUCH Lana Lana was a member of the choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. She was a member of the Latin Club, and dancing club in the tenth grade. Her favorite subjects are Englishand democracy and she plans to attend college after graduation. She is a member of the S.P.E.C. Khin-do-A JAMES HATFIELD James James's favorite subject is bookkeeping. He also enjoys taking physical education. James is great fun. JULIA BROOKS Muriel Muriel's favor ite subject is typing. She plans on becoming a secretary after graduation. M' If HARRY COMER Harry One of our star athletes he played football and basketball during the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade. His favorite subject is democracy and he is very interested in sports. His future plans are to go into the armed forces. JAMES COWAN James James was a member of the baseball team in the eleventh grade. He was a member of the football team in the twelfth grade. His favorite subject is democracy and he plans to join the Air Force after graduation. 2'-wwf. fa kv: ' ig: if gig, , ., 1 3. 4 L I BARBARA BROWN Barbara Barbara has been a cheerleader for three years. She was voted the girl with the Most School Spirit in her class. She is a great en- thusiast of sports. She plans on going to nursing school after graduation. Her favorite subject is democracy. JOHN CRAFT YYJOhnlV John is a member of the McDowell County Vocational School. He is taking up electronics. His favorite subject is mathematics. He is a member of the National Honor Society. He is also a member of the S.P.E.C. 'Qu NANCY CASSELL VI Nancy was in the Latin Club and the dramatic club in the tenth grade. She was a member of the choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. Her favorite subject is English and she plans on be- coming a secretary after graduation. ZELMA BYRD Ze1ma Zelma is interested and plans to go into training for it after gradu- ation. She is a member She is also a member of t 'N K Q . GLADYS CARTER YYA-Ilnvl Ann's favorite subject is democracy. Her hobby is listening to recordings. She plans to be an airline stewardess. Kb in Civil Service work of the cafeteria staff. he S.P.E.C. VESTEL JONES Bobby Vestle's favorite subject is democracy. He is great fun to be with. 'hiv' is 'N 1, 'gxrsx 1 F' ' A JAMES DALTON Jimmy Jimmy has been in the Band for three years. He played basketball in the tenth grade and was a member of the Dancing Club in the tenth grade. Jimmy plans to go to Business School next year. WILLIAM KOSA HBiuVY Bi11's favorite subject is Mathematics. He is very shy and is a member of the S.P.E.C. PATRICIA CHURCH Patsy Patsy was a member of the Choir in the eleventh grade. She was a member of the danc- ing club in the tenth grade. Her favorite sub- ject is democracy. FRED DOTSON Freddie Freddie was voted The Friend1iest by the members of his class. His favorite subject is bookkeeping. He plans to join the service after graduation. STELLA COOMER Stella Stellajoined our school this year. She came to us from Gary High School. She is a great asset to our student body. Her favorite subject is shorthand and she plans on going to nurse's school after graduation. BONNIE CORNETT Bonnie Bonnie has been a member of the Band for three years. She is very popular with her class- ID3.t9S. with. SANDRA CROUCH vvsandyfl Sandy has been in the band for three years and became a majorette in the eleventh grade. She is head majorette and is a member of the National Honor Society. Sandy was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and the eleventh grades. She is also secretary of the Student Council. 15 Cl 1 ' democracy. JAMES DULUS Don's favorite subyect is science He plans to be a laboratory technician Don is fun to be EVERETTE EAST Jeep played basketball in the tenth and eleventh grades He has been a member of the Band for three years HIS favorite subject is JAMES EASTEP James James's favorite subject is Mathematics. He plans to either study Math or study law after school. He is a member of the S.P.E.C. T M-7 NORMA CROUSE Norma Norma has been a member of the Band for three years. Her favorite subjects are shorthand and democracy. Norma has many friends, and she plans to attend Concord College. RICHARD ELDRETH YVDOCVV Richard has been a member of the Band for three years. He was a member of the Choir in the tenth grade. He plans to enter the business field after graduation. DIANE DIXON Diane Diane has been a majorette and a member of the band for three years. She was voted the Most Talented in her class. Her favorite subject is English and she plans to attend Busi- ness College after graduation. ' SARAH GIARDINA Sarah Sarah was a member of the Band in the tenth and eleventh grades. She was a member of the Choir in the eleventh grade. Her favorite subject is shorthand and she plans to do secretarial work after school. 'J CHARLIE KOWALESKI Charlie Charlie attends the McDowell County Voca- tional School. His favorite subject is mathema- tics. He plans to go into his voc ation after graduation. LINDA ELGIN Linda Linda's favorite subject is Health. She plans to be a clerk after graduation. She is very amicable. She is also a member of the S.P.E.C. a.... FRED LAWLESS ' Fred Fred attends the McDowell County Vocation- al School. He is studying the fieldof electronics. Fred plans to go into Electronical Engineering, and is a member of the S.P.E.C. MARGARET GOROK Susie Susie's favorite subject is English. She plans on becoming a member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Susie has many friends and is fun to be with. JOHN CONRAD LIDDLE Connie Connie was a member of the choir in the tenth grade. He also played football in the tenth grade. He was a member ofthe band in the tenth and eleventh grades. He has played basketball for three years. He was voted Best Dressed in his class. Connie plans to join the Air Force after graduation. A K RICHARD MEREDITH Dickie Richard was a member of the basketball team in the tenth grade. His favorite subject is Math and he plans to attend the State Police MARGARET GILLENWATER Margaret Margar et is Secretary-Treasurer of the National Honor Society. She was Secretary of her Sophomore Class and was voted the Best Dressed in her class. Her favorite subject is typing and she plans to be a secretary. School after graduation. CAROL HANCHOCK Carol Carol has been in the Band for three years. She was a member of the Student Council in the tenth grade. She is Honor Society. Carol plans to become a secre- tary after graduation. 1- ' -1 r .f x ' ' U I V . V' 5 ,AND sus a member of the National ROBERT MEREDITH Bobby Bobby was a member of the football team in ' the twelfth grade. His favorite subject is de- ' mocracy and he plans on entering the service 4 ' after graduation. LOUISE HARLER Louise Louise has been a member of the Band for three years. Her favorite subject is shorthand, and she plans on doing civil service work after graduation. She is also amember of the S.P.E.C. 'Qa- K . ROBERT MOORE Bob Bob was in the choir in the tenth grade. He has been a member of the Band for three years. Bob's favorite subject is chemistry and he plans on going to Bluefield College after graduation. ,ax Alfm JOYCE HARRIS lYJOyceYY Joyce was a member of the choir in the tenth grade. She was also a member of the Latin Club in the tenth grade. Her favorite sub- ject is English and she plans to enter Beautician school after graduation. She is also a member of the S.P.E.C. ff fig WM? JV SAMUEL MORELLO lVSammyVl Sammy was President of his sophomore class and a member of the choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. He is a member of the National Honor Society and was voted Most Talented of his class. Sammy plans to be an engineer and is interested in Mathematics. He is also a member of the annual staff, and was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. He is also an esteemed member of the S.P.E.C. ROBERT MOSHIER vvBObbyu Bobby is one of our outstanding trombone players in the Band. He has been amember for three years. He is chiefly interested in Band music and plans to join the Marine Corps following graduation. JUDY HENDERSON VVJudyYV Judy has been a Band majorette for three years. She was voted Most Athletic of her class. She plans on becoming a physical edu- cation teacher. FRED MCBRIDE vvF1redvv NANCY HONAKER Nancy Nancy is the Vice-president of the Senior Class and held the job of Secretary in the eleventh grade and was her tenthgrade class's represen- tative to the Student Council. She is a member of the National Honor Society, and a member of the Band. She has been a majorette since the eleventh grade. She was also a member of the choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. She plans to go to Roanoke Business College. N 1 SANDRA HYLTON Susie Susie's favorite subject is democracy. She was a member of the National Honor Society in the eleventh grade. She plans to attend a business college or work for the F.B.l. after graduation. CARL McKINNEY llCar1H Car1's favorite subject is typing. He is a very quiet boy. Carl plans to join the service after graduation. JACOB POTTER Jacob Jacob is one of our well liked boys because of his pleasing personality. He was in the science club in the tenth grade, and has such favorites in subjects as bookkeeping, democracy, and mathematics. After finishing school this year he plans to go into the armed forces. JUDY LUKACH VYJudyYY Judy has been a member of the Band for three years. She has been also a majorette for three years. Her favorite subject is typing. Judy plans to become an elementary teacher. i '5 C4 M si' TOMMY PUCKETT VYTOmmyYY Tommy has been a member of the football team for three years. He was elected to the All McDowell County team in the eleventh grade. His favorite subject is democracy and he plans on joining the service after graduation. He was captain of the football team in the twelfth grade, Y and was a member of the Choir in the tenth grade. 'wmv' BARBARA LUKOSH Barbara Barbara was a member of the cafeteria staff in the tenth grade. She has a charming personality and is very friendly. Q ,Q X JO ANN MARUSHIA Jo Ann Jo Ann was a member of the Choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. She was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. She was also a member of the cafeteria staff in the tenth and twelfth grades. Jo Ann plans to be a nurse, and she is a member of the S.P.E.C. Q--as-. GARY REED V Y Y LOUISE MONTGOMERY Louise Q wr-'4 ,'- f. is X Q ' - x ' DONALD RICHARDSON Preach Preach joined us in the eleventh grade. He came from Sophia High School. He was active in school affairs there. He is a member of the National Honor Society, and the S.P.E.C. Preach was also voted Most Ambitious of his class. Don played basketball in the eleventh grade. He plans to become a teacher. ar V ANNA MAE EASTEP Anna Mae's favorite subject is shorthand. She is a very married. OTIS MILES ous lisuell sincere girl, and was recently Otis is a member of the McDowell County Vocational School. He is taking up mine mech- anics. His favorite subject is mathematics. Otis has many friends and is liked by everyone. He is also a member of the S.P.E.C. 'uw M.. n.,n,,t M. Margaret's favorite subject is typing. After graduation she plans to go into training to be- come a medical secretary. Margaret is always fun to be with. DENNIS ROEBUCK YYDannyVl Danny has been the manager of our basket- ball squad for three years, and has done a fine job. His favorite subject is democracy and he plans to become a teacher. MARGARET MOSKO Margaret Sandy was a member of the choir in the tenth grade. Her favorite subject is typing. She plans to go to college after graduation. 'Ita SANDRA ODHAM VY jf? JERRY COCHRAN .. l1JerryVI Jerry is very interested in sports and has played basketball for three years. He has saved several ball games for the Demon's, especially in his senior year. His favorite subjects are mathematics and history. After school he plans 1 to play basketball. H X 'Tfd' ,fl-. Shir1ey's favorite subject is democracy. She likes to play basketball and is very efficient I at it. She plans to do secretarial work after graduation. SHIRLEY PALMER Shirley PAUL FORREST Pau1 Paul played football three years. He has also played baseball for three years. His favorite L subject is democracy. -fl' JAMES HARRISON HB1-ld!! James was a member of the basketball team in the tenth grade and a member of the football team in the tenth and twelfth grades. He is also a member of the Varsity Club. lx x S x 'fa JANET PHILLIPS Janet Janet was voted the Wittiest of her class. Her hobby is skating. Her favorite subject is democracy. Janet plans to do general office work after graduation. BERNARD SCOTT Bernard Bernard goes to the McDowell County Vo- cational School. He attends the mill and cabinet shop. He plans to take up his vocation after graduation. 5' 8,5 1 fit -I -9' MQ? aff' all LINDA POOLE Linda Linda was voted Most Ambitious of her class. Her favorite subject is shorthand and she plans to do civil service work after gradu- ation. . - LINDA REED Linda Linda was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. She is a member of the National Honor Society and a member of the annual staff. She is Secretary of the Senior Class. She was also voted Best Citizen of her class. 4+ , Mvfa' CHARLES SEXTON 1VBuddyYV Buddy was Vice President of his sophomore class, and a member of the Student Council in the eleventh grade. He was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. Buddy is very popular and has many friends. Buddy is also a member of the S.P.E.C., and was a member of the Choir in the tenth grade. MARY JANE ROMAN Jane Jane was a member of the Latin Club and the Art Club inthe tenth grade. She was a mem- ber of the Choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. She has been a member of the Band for three years. Jane is interested in Englishand plans to become a beautician. aw is 2 Lf. L. LEONARD THOMAS Leonard Leonard came to our school this year from Ceres High School in California. He was a fine athlete there, and was active in school affairs. His favorite subject is mathematics and he plans to attend college after graduation. N' wean DELORES ROMEO YlDeelV Dee has been a majorette in the Band for three years. She was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. She is a member of the National Honor Society. Dee's favorite subject is speech and her ambition is to be a laboratory technician. ROBERT THOMAS YYB0bVY Bob is the President of the National Honor Society and a member of the annual staff. He is co-captain of the b a s k e tb a ll team and plays football and is a member of the Varsity Club. He was voted Best Citizen of his class and is very popular. He was chosen to represent our school at Boy's State, and was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. He won 2nd place at the regional science fair and was on the all McDowell County basketball team in the eleventh grade. 1?--My CHARLES TOSH Buddy Buddy is an outstanding athlete, and is cap- tain of the football team. He was elected to the All McDowell County football team for two consecutive years. He was a member of the Band in the tenth and eleventh grades. He was Treasurer of his class in his junior year and is Tr easurer of his senior class. Buddy is a member of the Varsity Club, and a member of the Latin Club in the tenth grade. He was also a member of the choir in the tenth grade. Q 'lm r-asv-' ANNIE ROSCHELLI Annie Annie was a member of the Science Club in the tenth grade. She was a member of the choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. Annie is very popular and has a great many friends. She has a charming and sweet personality. She plans to join the Air Force after graduation. JUDY SIMPLICIO Judy Judy was a member of the choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. She was a member of the Band in the tenth and eleventh grades. Judy was voted Friendliest in her class, and plans to do secretarial work after graduation. iii , ,vr, .ar 'C 'b 15-9- 3...- TERRY TREOLO llfrerryll Terry was a member of the basketball team in the tenth grade. He was a member of the football team in the tenth and eleventh grades . He was also a member of the baseball team in the tenth and eleventh grades. Terry plans on joining the service after graduation. GEORGE TRENT HBO!! George is an outstanding athlete, and a captain of the basketball team. He was elected President of his junior class and is President of his senior class. He is a member of the student council and was voted Most Popular of his class. He was also a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. George is also Treasurer of the Varsity Club. George was Treasurer of his sophomore class. He also played football in the tenth and eleventh grades. Kgs TERESA SHRADER Tweety Teresa has been a member of the Band for three years. Teresa has many friends and is very popular. She plans to become a nurse. V PAULINE SIMPSON Pauline Pauline was a member of the Art Club in the tenth grade. She is a terrific artist and has contributed much to the school in that capacity. wiiaawww- VERNON WEBB Junior Vernon has played football for three years. He has also played basketball for three years and is a member of the Varsity Club. He played baseball in the eleventh and twelfth grades. He was co-captain of the footb all squad in the twelfth grade. He was voted the boy with the Most School Spirit in his class. Vernon plans on joining the Air Force after graduation. Wil may 3,w afaiwil , 'TNF ' in, M. f- W- . X f 8' .5 . EMILY JEAN SNOW 7YJeanYY LARRY WILCOX vvLarryvv Larry's favorite subject is Science. He plans to enter the Air Force after school. He is a nice, quite, friendly boy, and is a member of the S.P.E.C. Jean has been a member of the cafeteria ?1'T -1' .3 staff for three years. Her favorite subject is typing. She was a member of the dancing club in the tenth grade. Her hobby is writing letters. ,k.k 1 , .ko MARIE SPINELLA Marie Marie was a member of the Choir in the tenth and eleventh grades. Her favorite subject is Business English. She plans to go into com- mercial work after graduation. ber of the S.P.E.C. RICHARD WILSON Richard Richard is the Business Manager of the Blue Demon, a member ofthe Student Council, and a member of the National Honor Society. He is a great enthusiast of sports. He was voted Most Likely to Succeed of his class. He was selected to represent our school at Boy's State, and was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. He was a member of the Band in the tenth and eleventh grades, and is a member of the S.P.E.C. He plans to attend college after graduation. JANICE TABOR lYJanYY M., 'N-K.. ,fy JAM' X Janice has been a member of the band for three years. Her favorite subject is democracy. She likes to listen to records and she plans on being an airline stewardess. She is also a mem- MELVYN BARBER Peeps Melvyn is a student at the McDowell County Vocational School. He is taking up mine me- chanics. He is a member of the Varsity Club and has played football for three years. His favorite subject is democracy U H- ' . . . ,, I W 7 i r 1lu.,w BILLIE LIDDLE Billie Billie Jean has been a member of the Band for three years. Her favorite subject is de- mocracy. She plans to become a secretary, and her hobby is collecting pictures. QV? PATRICIA WRIGHT vvpatsyvv Patsy was a member of the choir in the eleventh grade. Her favorite subject is mathe- matics and she plans on becoming an x-ray technician. ,465 ix ffvw! 'X SUSAN TRUMP Y!Sue7V Susan is very active in school affairs. She is Editor-in-chief of the Blue Demon, President of the Student Council, and a member of the National Honor Society. She was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and the eleventh grades, anda member of the Choir in the eleventh grade. She won the D.A.R. Award for American history in the eleventh grade. Susan was voted Most Likely To Succeed in her class, and is an esteemed member of the S.P.E.C. She plans to attend college after graduation. SANDRA WIGGINS vvsandyu Sandy has been a member of the Band for three years, and was chosen as a majorette in her senior year. She wasa member of the Choir during the tenth and eleventh grades. Sandy is a member of the National Honor Society and was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth grade. Sandy wants to go on to business college after graduation. If in fi A-is gif' my Qu- Q 7' SANDRA COOK Sandy Sandy has been a member of the Band for three years. She was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades. She was a cheerleader in the tenth and eleventh grades also. Sandy plans to be an x-ray technician. DONNA BROWN Donna .15- Donna was a member of the Band and the Latin Club in the tenth grade. Her favorite subject is democracy. I -:J ' 2 J 'wi f ' ,, , , , - ' Y, 'J' - . 1 f,f'.r'3Z. -Kf'-, ' 1, h , T'e ': 'f?i 'v ' . +V A , A . , , v ew- .,- r N 1 A , Q.. p N4 f -gi 4 4' I' if 1? 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STOUT STATION ASHLAND GAS TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Phone 9014 Northfork West V1rg1n1a ...J Zlaeedam .74n'z' 4 .f ' f-- '::f pq.- .3-4' wif' 7 'F,.fw--so -u Our graduates have an opportumty to enjoy a Infe of freedom plenty and mdu vndual chouce prsvuleges earned by our forefathers However we have a responsubaluty to perpetuate these pruvnleges They are not gnven us for free We must earn them ourselves Induvndual devotnon to The Amerucan Way as as important today as at was nn 1776 Todays araduates must shoulder thas responsubnlnty or there wnll be no freedoms to bequeath tomorrow s students As Goethe the poet sand What you have snheruted from your fathers earn over agaun for yourselves or at wall not be yours Power Company 48 1 m iments of 1 P '. ' I .?' .a ,,.v'-r - - A 1 .- 'T ' . , . . . f' 1 f - ll n , . . . . . 1 . .. I 1 - ll 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, . v .. - vi..--,i ..: I -W ' , .. 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V f - 1 W P 1 Class H7111 I Nolan Adams w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady to Donny Crouch I D1x1e Adda1r w1ll my Democracy notes to Gaynelle Lambert and Mav1s Nagy Frances Adkms w1ll my mayorette umform to Patty Barnett Carol Bales, w1ll my love for college boys to my s1ster, Barbara Paul Ba1ley, w1ll my pos1t1on as Copy Ed1tor of the Blue Demon to Fred Sackett Melvyn Barber w1ll my chubb1ness to Carl1sle Bowlmg I Iva Barton, w1ll my crutches to Ray Webb smce he doesn t have any I Jean Bowman, W111 my love for Democracy to El1zabeth McPeak and Lockle Woods I Judle Bowman, w1ll my secret 1nterest 1n Sheppard A1r Force Base to Nancy John son and Wanda W1ll1ams I Lana Brabban w1ll my pug nose to Jasper Shelton I Munel Brooks, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get letters from a certam navy boy to Gay Mllls I, Barbara Brown w1ll my cheerleadmg umform to Dale Blankensh1p and hope that he won't get lost 1n lt I Donna Brovm, W111 my used to be bleached ha1r to Mary Krught Zelma Byrd W111 my bleached blond ha1r to Mary Cox and Shlrley M1tchem Gladys Carter, w1ll my dlamond r1ng to Sue Kappa Nancy Cassell, w1ll my marked speech book to Carl Adkms I Fred Caudlll w1ll des1res and accomphshments 1n l1fe to Vera Surface I Robert Caud1ll, w1ll my seat 1n Mrs Powell's room to Bernard Forrest for one long year I Patr1c1a Church, w1ll my seat 1n Democracy class to Ann Hamer I Harold Cochran, w1ll my ab1l1ty to play golf to Denny Canady and Ray Lukoch I Jerry Cochran, w1ll my ab1l1ty to make speeches to Donald Lester andTex Kennedy I Harry Comer, w1ll my blond ha1r to Jerry Newman and Jaclue Pers1ani I Stella Coomer, w1ll my b1g notebook to Carolyn S1mons who IS forever stuffmg hers full I Bonme Cornett, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mr Trechock to Carol Adams and Jean Alley W111 f1t her I Norma Crouse, w1ll my brown eyes to Robert Shrewsberry I, James Cowan, W111 my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mr Trechock to B1lly Craft and James Worley I John Craft, w1ll my eyeglasses to Archle M1ller I Sandra Cook, w1ll my extra shoes to Jerry Snyder, s1nce he has such small feet I James Dalton, w1ll my ab1l1ty to aggravate 'Crumpler to Charles Powell I Johnny Delemas w1ll take everythmg w1th me I D1ane D1xon, w1ll my love for a certam Democracy teacher to Susan Kelly 1f she lucky enough not to get Mr Trechock I Freddle Dotson, w1ll curly ha1r to Eva Semonce I James Dulus, w1ll my place 1n Engllsh class to Robert Vaughn I Anna Mae Eastey Ba1ley, w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep a secret to Judy Glass and L1nda Yates I Everette East, w1ll my seat 1n 6th per1od Study Hall to anyone who can stand It I James Eastep, w1ll my seat 1n Mr Trechock's Democracy class to R1chard Brack ens and Johnny Sells Rlchard Eldreth, w1ll my ab1l1ty to play drums to Ray Barton, because he needs It L1nda Elgm, w1ll my Democracy book to Sue Farmer Paul Forrest w1ll my Job as m11kboy to Charles K1rby and Russell Steele Jerry Foster w1ll g1ve everyth1ng I have to anyone who needs It Sarah G1ard1na, w1ll the wme cellar whlch I really don t have to Lew1s Slate Margaret G1llenwater, w1ll my pos1t1on 1n the Honor Soc1ety to Neal East Sus1e Gorok, w1ll my seat 1n Mr Trechock s room to Pat Rorrer and Drema Baker Joe Graham w1ll my seat at the Blue Moon to anyone who can get there fast enough Carol Hanchock, w1ll all of my brothers navy buddles to the Jumor g1rls I Loulse Harler, w1ll my love for blue Chevrolets to Barbara Shopshlre and Peggy Graham I Jlmmy Harold, w1ll my ab1l1ty to do Engl1sh to Charles Buckner and Benny Poke mlre 59 , 1 1 1 , 1 , I - ' 1 ! l ' I, . . . . 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' ', ' ' 'g' ' 5, Hrzencls 0 5He Blue Demon Northfork Llquor Store Dunman s News Stand Southern Off1ce Supply People s Loan J W Rldale My Barber Shop Belva s Beauty Shop Shaffer Maytag Co Warhck Furmture Co Breedmg s Barber and Beauty Shop Mrs Ahch Tosh Danny Goad H A Henthorne W R Carter E E Renn Blessmg Bros Front row, left to rlght Vera Surface, Charles K1rby Marc1a Harr1s, Danny Goad Back row, left to r1ght Mrs Harvey, sponsor, Susan Trump, Pres1dent Rxchard Wllson, V1ce Pres1dent Sandra Crouch, Secretary, George Trent, Treasurer 90 5ne Student Council n griencls Cf gfte Blue Demon McLain's Business College The Jewel Box Lyn-Dell Shop Angrist's Men's Store Colonial Jewelers Keystone Shoes Mutual Insurance WKOY Mutual Steve's Market Elkhorn Motors I5dna's Shoppe Senior Majorettes an ,zu ,, S ff-z 4 54 y ,,, s R QU' in Ci! li!! 5:5 Aw il -WW 15. 1, Wii, 'She -, A , --'- 1 fr: Q x Sw 'Q i n if , ,.,.. M. Q ,- fs. 65 , F 3 gi' v A e g WH Q fi wa rn f..:' f 1. 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L wr X g 4 ,l X . fx 'iff ui Q. f' E? .aw 'K s fr , vu Aw, , 4 g ij K I qw M250 in Class H1111 I James Harrlson, w1ll take everythmg w1th me I, James Hatfreld, w1ll my 1 6 average to anyone who needs It to get a d1p1oma If they get one they w1ll be 1uck1er than I was I, Joyce Harrxs, w1ll my pony ta1l to Kenny Johnson I Judy Henderson, w1ll my ab111ty to chew chewrng gum rn Mr Trechock's class to Katherme Morr1s I Nancy Honaker, w1ll my love for the U S Blue s to Emlly Hash I Sandra Hylton w1ll my seat ln Typ1ng class to Johnny Vaden I B1ll1e Llddle, w1ll my n1ckname Sammle to Mary Jean Brown and Laura Sparks I Judy Lukach, w1ll my ab1l1ty to stand on my feet to J1mmy Jo Lodole Barbara Lukesh, w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady to Garland Quesenberry and Larry Jones I Bobby Jones, w1ll my bad grades to Frank1e Dalton and Sue Ball I B111 Kosa, w1ll my ab1l1ty to make speeches to Ella Mae Buckner and Phylhs Burkett I Charl1e Kowaleskl, w1ll my seat rn Democracy class to Phyllls Cochran and Pa tr1c1a Combs I Fred Lawless, wxll my ab1l1ty to shoot a foul shot lymg on my back w1th my left foot to Olue Blevms I Conme Llddle w1ll all my love to Florence Selvye I Jo Ann Marushxa, w1ll my Job 1n the cafeter1a to Robert Graham and Harold Graveley I Margaret Mosko, w1ll my boyfr1ends to Patty Fl1ppen and Al1ce Foster I Rlchard Mered1th, w1ll my seat ln Study Hall to Carolyn Joyce I Bobby Meredlth, w1ll my he1ght to M1ckey Thore I Ot1S M.11es, w1ll my place 1n Vocatlonal School to anyone who IS able to earn the grade I Robert Moore, w1ll my great speed to Jackle Gardner I Don R1chardson, W111 my ab1l1ty to type to Eva Whal1ne I Sam Morello, w1ll my seat 1n Tr1g to anyone I Carl McK1nney, w1ll take everythmg w1th me I Sandra Odham, w1ll my freckles to Johnny Turner I Sh1rley Palmer, w1ll my seat 1n Mr Frones Democracy class to Joyce Palmer 1f s e lucky enough to get h1m I Janet Ph.1ll1ps, w1ll my seat on the bus to Penny Bowles I L1nda Peele, w1ll my he1ght to Marc1a Harrls I Jacob Potter, w1ll my luck to have Mr Scolery to Bob Powell and Dale Terry I Tommy Puckett w1ll my ha1r to Gary Wallace I Jackle R1chardson, w1ll take everyth1ng w1th me I Denme Roebuck, w1ll my ab1l1ty to work harder the secwnd semester than I dld the frrst semester to James Shumate and Tex Kennedy I, Mary Roman, w1ll my seat 1n Mr Trechock's roomtoCharo1ette Tester 1f she th1nks s e can l1ve through lt Delores Romee, w1ll my he1ght to Ern1e Harmon, s1nce he needs It Anme Roschelll, w1ll take everythmg I haven't got w1th me Bernard Scott, w1ll all I have to all who want It Charles Sexton, w1ll my speech book along w1th the person who took Trent s Teresa Shrader, w1ll my ab1l1ty to make speeches to Beverly Grlmer I Judy S1mpl1c1e, w1ll my front seat 1n lVIr Trechock's room to any g1rl wh has pretty legs I Paulme S1mpson, w1ll my Bookkeepmg book to Judy Lusk and Josephme Jones I Jean Snow, w1ll my Democracy book to Dav1d Ryburn and Thelma McK1nney I Mane Spmella, w1ll my ab1l1ty to tell others the t1me to Paulette Hodge I Jamce Tabor, w1ll everyth1ng I haven t got to Butch Shelton I Leonard Thomas w1ll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to James Whltt Robert Thomas w1ll my Democracy book to Judy Jones I Buddy Tosh, w1ll my speed to Charlxe Ball and Roger Pr1ce 97 , . . . . l , . . . . . l , 1 . 1 1 . l ' . . , 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 . , . , . . , . 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I 1 1' ' Class Hlstory Th1s 1S your l1fe Class of 1960 One br1ght, sunny, September morn1ng 1n 1954 the l1ttle Blue Demons were Jommg forces to prepare for the next s1x years of problems and pleasures All 1nvolVed were f1lled w1th m1xed emot1ons The scared and exc1ted feel1ng whxch were a part of our const1tut1on on th1s day were noth1ng compared to the Jub1lat1on of our Jumor hlgh grad uatlon The t1me had fmally arr1ved we were ready to cross the threshold of a new l1fe The doors of Northfork Elkhorn Hlgh School were opened w1de 1n welcome to the throngs enter1ng from Elkhorn Northfork Jr H1gh and Keystone Jr H1gh As we walked through the doors, we were greeted by the faculty, who were all adorned w1th rad1ant countenances Underneath th1s shmmg glow, they were prepared w1th lectures,concern1ng the metamorphos1s of a f1sh, the geometr1cal theorems, the natural resources of West V1rg1n1a and dear old Jul1us Caesar After we had plowed through th1s work and much, much more we were ready to ass1st the sen1ors of 1959 1n the1r class n1ght Many amus1ng 1nc1dents occured on th1s n1ght One of the most memorable of these was the moment Jr Garbo got a shower whlle the heel off her shoe and her future s1ster 1n law, Lou1se Montgomery, came to her rescue Wh1le on the outs1de, Lou1se Taylor was tak1ng a p1cture of her fr1ends James Harr1son, Jackle R1chardson, Johnny Delomas, Gary Reed, Jerry Foster Fred McBr1de and Ralph Creed As the graduates were paradmg through the arch of flowers Sh1rley Graham s garland toppled 1nto the face of a d1gn1f1ed 1mportant sen1or At long last, the class n1ght and graduat1on of 1959 were m the past We were faced w1th what proved to be the shortest andthe hardest year of our h1gh school days W1th the same sp1r1t w1th wh1ch we had accom pl1shed the task prev1ously ass1gned us, we agam mastered those m th1s our last year The t1me has now arr1ved for our graduat1on f6St1V1t1BS Class n1ght of 1960 The couples have begun arr1v1ng Carl McK1nney and Jean Snow, Tommy Puckett and Sandra Crouch, Fred Caud1ll and Janet Ph1ll1ps, Nolan Adams and Dlane D1xon, Robert Thomas and Teresa Shrader Buddy Tosh and Sandra W1gg1ns Bob Moore and Judy Hender son, Jerry Wh1tt and B1ll1e L1ddle, J xmmy Dalton, and Judy Lukach Buddy Sexton and Judy S1mpl1c1o, Harry Comer and Patsy Church, and Fredd1e Dotson and Carol Bales all arr1ved at about the same t1me and abounded from only three cars IOO . , . . . . . . . , , . . . . watering his garland. Another escapade happened when Linda Reed broke . . , . . i . 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 , 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1. . , - 1 1 1 , o Although dressed 1n gay colors, Frances Adk1ns Mur1el Brooks, Sandra Hylton Mar1e Sp1nel1a and Nancy Honaker arelookmg very forlorn because the1r steadles are away The marr1ed lad1es, however, look very happy Anna Mae Eastep Ba1ley, Lana Brabben Crouch, Bonn1e Cornett Blev1ns and Janet Eshelman Dav1s, were all escorted by the1r proud husbands To the stra1ns of Pomp and C1rcumstance the process1on beg1ns The faces of Paul Ba1ley Margaret G1llenwater, Melvyn Barber, Jan1ce Tabor, Harold Cochran, Gladys Carter, John Craft, Sandra Cook, James Cowan, L1nda Poole, Fred Lawless, Norma Crouse, Larry W1lcox Lou1se Harlor, James Dulus, Iva Barton Everette East Carol Hanchock, Bobby Jones, and Margaret Mosko show var1ous emot1ons as they walk through the cascade of flowers as class n1ght 1960 beg1ns off1c1ally The g1ftor1ans are presented, the class w1ll, class prophecy, and the class h1story are read We know that class n1ght IS almost over for the graduates ar1se to s1ng the1r graduat1on song Many fam1l1ar faces stand out R1chard Mered1th, Paul Forrest, Joe Graham, James Hatfleld B1lly R1chardson Leonard Thomas, Terry Treola, Vernon Webb, R1chard W11son, Sus1e Gorok, Joyce Harr1s, Barbara Lukosh, Sandra Odham Shlrley Palmer Mary Jane Roman, Delores Romeo Ann1e Roschelll Paullne S1mpson Susan Trump, and Patr1c1a Wr1ght were all blend1ng the1r vo1ces 1n the sad but 1mpress1ve song The Jun1ors r1se and take the1r pos1t1ons as Jacob Potter DIXIE Adda1r Conn1e Llddle, Nancy Cassell Denn1s Roebuck, Jean Bowman, George Trent, Jud1e Bowman, Jlmmy Harold, Barbara Brown, Char11e Kowalesk1 Donna Brown Bernard Scott, L1nda Elg1n, Robert Caudlll, Zelma Byrd Jerry Cochran, Stella Coomer, James Eastep, Jo Ann Marush1a, R1chard Eldreth, Sarah G1ard1na, and the other sen1or graduates march through the l1nes to close the class n1ght ceremon1es As the last person leaves the gymnas1um, each semor th1nks, although we may leave, our names w11l rema1n Margaret G1llenwater Carol Hanchock Nancy Honaker Sandra W1gg1ns lOl . . . . ,D . s 1 u 1 ' VY ' fl ' ' n I , . 1 2 . . , . 2 I .2 Kosa, Robert Meredith, Otis Miles, Sammy Morello, Bob Moshier, Donald .I , - 1 . u Q 1, n s , n u n , n , n n . , . n 1 9 , 4 u u a I , 2 ' . 2 . . . ,, By: ' We the Blue Demon Staff of Northfork Elkhorn Hlgh School w1sh to thank the many people who have contr1buted to our annual and apprecxate the1r support EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Susan Trump EDITORS -le-nooL ' Richard Wilson, Sandra Crouch, Paul Bailey 'QQ' Ziff,-zzfmf 4:44081 THE CAFETERIA STAFF CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS 1960 UNITED POCAHONTAS COAL C0 Crumpler West Vlrglnla Compliments of KlNG'S AMOCO STATION Northfork, W. Va. I Compliments of T. O. WADE ESSO BULK PLANT Phone 310 Northfork, W. Va. IO3 1 ., a Lxijgifw nba V: ,X V 44 W, 5,9 A5 3, rf M ,, T'?,.,Y ...Z -ww Q .1 -Q-E, LP Q' 17 l if f.r. ' ' K 1 1 1 I, p 5 4 X Inn 4 M: mi .5 . -fiwr I Q W .V A 11-f A.--, N ,,-,-, V Q i ,, 3 1-:..-.-f.i ,:Li, I 1 1 3 Q' ,wiv 'T' QNX Q f 'M'9 9' 5'a1 'ffffg-+11 Q,.,,,, , x Q . . . ' Q-5:.p:'v ff My-f' , 2 5 .h ' A 5 - 9 qw, Sb Mx KA? A' lt! ff' '. X, ' h 'v g X, MN J 1 1 gf! If .-1,V 4 2 I- V. 4, Ki .Aff , 1 N, sy, ix K j' '5 Our representatwes at Boys State Robert Thomas gl R1chard W11son ALL McDOWELL COUNTY FOOTBALL Buddy Tosh 1 O ' v ? , 4 - '4 fi- 6 4 9 wifi fu Mxfdiff LV V. A Q 1049579 l r I ,, ' I 1 ,j -1 va VL A441 414211 'I' .4-Q . ' I if if X I - Q 'ff -' 7 ,off fff., ffm -f V41 df f f -1' .41 Q I , f I f I' . f ' lv, J X M, , A , I , , wk eil , f ' f ' f ff' fd 5 5 if? if I 2 -4 ff ' I ,, ,, -Q , ily: I, , ,,,..:- , 4 f ' Q If' . ,VI-:L- , ' ,f Q f X , f ' ' L V' -+'.-u,gj:' -vftfg Fig, V I f'f 1 X, A I 1 I l , S , 5 I, 4 ,I . , f -I I u X09 X' L' ?f3??7f2s'-t'f51wB2- ' Almost They got me I, Terry Treele, will leave everything I don't have here. I, George Trent, will my speech book to anyone who needs it. I, Susan Trump, will my conceit to anyone with I strain. I, Vernon Webb, will all my love to Sue Lambert. I, Jerry Whitt, will my ability to make a speech in Mr. Trechock's class to Charlie Ball. I, Sandra Wigging, will my strawberry blond horsetail to Nancy Eldridge. I, Larry Wilcox, will my sinus trouble to Robert Wittington. I, Richard Wilson, will my position as Business Manager of the Blue Demon to Huger Phillips. I, Patricia Wright, will my shortness to Diana Aguire and Pat Kosa. I, Jimmy Harold, will my ability to do English to Charles Buckner. I, Janet Davis, will my friendship with Barbara Brovm to the most unlucky girl in the junior class. '09 Y? N -hx , , 4 5' 1 X 3, li AK!-A4 J, A: was '97 V ffm ii. af ' I' .r,JvQ,sQWgq lynx: , N -Q15 4.1 4-if ,ei 3 fl' 1255 '4 A i ,aa 41,5 , 1 af 44 Q im! 5 b k , 3' 6, 1 rx - 1' .49 'O' 0 I . f , f 1' 4 4 , fT'5 N ' 1 'Q I I , ' by Q rv Wg' V, V f 4' .0 3 Ming j , 1 ,, - V .- N w , . 4 ,gf .2 is v 6 1 A a M 4 I f ff ,f Hr ' 1' 'iff 4 f'1'w K, ' , 5.5 W we wx -.ff-1-f ruff Q JS! 1 11' X ff' if' Q m y igs.Vi,Ai 'vjffwe v ,X K 'J-Q Q A S QAM 'AA If' 'Y 0' Q ' V 9 if .1 N ' .fs 5 A 1. W ,I Til? -Q- ,Q 5 s , .WJ 1.4 -,.-A Class Prophecy One night while walking under a clear sky dotted with diamond like stars I began thinking, 'I wonder where all my classmates W111 be and what they will be doing several years from now Then, almost as if 1n answer to my thought, I remembered a little rhyme that all children know Star light Star Bright, First Star I've seen tomght, I wish I may, I wish I might, have the wish I w1sh tonight As soon as I had said this I seemed to drift into the year 1970 ASI drifted off, I was surrounded by millions of people watch mg a championship league basketball game The first face I re cogmzed was Jerry Cochran, coach of the Kalamozoo World Trotters His players were Robert Thomas George Trent, Vernon Webb, Lenoard Thomas and Harry Comer His famous managers were Paul Forrest and Dennis Roebuck The World Trotter cheer leaders were Sandra Cook, Barbara Brown and the inseparable friends, Charles Kowal1sk1 and Bernard Scott After the game Crelaxmg and reading the paperl, I noticed a headline A Rocket Had Crashed on Pluto The crew members tor, Nolan Adams and stewardesses were Janice Tabor and Sandra Hylton This ship the first of1ts kind to land or crash on a far off planet was designed by none other than Samuel Anthony Mark Morello In smaller print I was relieved to f1nd out a rescue plane hadbeen sent to take care of the injured crew members The rescue squad consisted of Doctor Richard Wilson and his able assistant, Tommy Puckett and their nurses, Nancy Cassell and Stella Coomer Noted medical technologists on the trip were Delores Romeo and Louise Harler Looking over the society page I noticed there had beena contest to select Miss Burlap Sack , contestants were Lana Brabbon, Margaret Mosko, Carol Bales Diane Dixon, and Nancy Honaker There was also a contest for Miss Tank Hill , contes tants in this contest were Sandy Wiggins, Frances Adkins, Sandra Crouch and Judy Henderson As I turned to the advertisements, Inoticed that a sale was going on in town, so I decided to drive dovm As I entered an intersection, there had been an accident Teresa Shrader had wrapped her Ford around a telephone pole and policeman, James Cowan, was inv e stigating Witnessing the accident were Shirley Palmer, Jacob Potter Carl McK1nney, Barbara Lukach, Linda Elgin and James Harrison 112 . . . , . . . ,, . . --,, . . . 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O . , . , . were pilot, Connie Liddle, co-pilot, Freddie Dotsong radar-detec- IY ' H , . . vv - ' n - 7 After the acc1dent, I ,vent to Kroger s There I found an old schoolmate, J1m Dalton who has Just been made manager whlle poor Buddy Sexton was st111 pushmg a buggy Park1ng cars at th1s g1gant1c supermarket were Bob Moore Terry Treola and Charhe Lee Tosh Ventur1ng further around town I came upon a group of people surround1ng my old fr1end Margaret G111enwater who was cam pa1gn1ng to be the f1rst woman mayor of the town In the crowd I saw several fam1l1ar faces Paul Balley, Iva Barton, Melvyn Barber D1x1e Adda1r Fred Caud11l Anna Mae Eastep, and Jean Bowman Smce I was stand1ng 1n front of B111 Kosa s world famous restaurant, the Coffee Pot, I decrded to go 1n for a snack The chef at thls famous restaurant was R1chard Eldreth and wa1ters and wa1tresses were Robert Caud111, Jud1e Bowman, Everette East, L1nda Poole Mary Jane Roman and Bonn1e Cornett As I sat down to enJoy my snack I found myself am1dst a number of my former classmates, Harold Cochran, Mur1e1 Brooks, Johrmy Craft Zelma Byrd, James Eastep and Gladys Carter Fmlslnng even1ng church servlces As I hurmedtoward the church I passed a theater whlch was 1ett1ng out I recogn1zed Jerry Foster, Norma Crouse, Joe Graham, Sarah G1ard1na, Jlmmy Harold, Susle Gorok, James Hatf1e1d Shxrley Graham R1chard Meredlth and Carol Hanchock As I found my seat 1n the congregat1on, Inot1ced other mem bers of the congregatlon were Robert Meredxth, Joyce Harr1s Fredd1e Lawless, B1111e L1ddle, Vestle Jones, Jo Ann Marushla Bobby Mosh1er Donna Brown, Jerry Whltt, Mar1a Sp1nella and Jean Snow As the pastor of the church, who was none other than Donald R1chardson, took h1s place before the congregatlon Susan Trump d1rected the cho1r members Anme Rochelh, Judy S1mpl1c1o, Janet Ph1111ps Ot1S M11es Larry W1lcox Sandra Odham Judy Lukach, Jack Pers1an1, and Janet Davls As the church bells tolled I was awakened to f1nd myself back 1n the year 1960 H3 . , . . . . 7 3 . . . . , - n n . . 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