Pearisburg High School - Peariscope Yearbook (Pearisburg, VA)

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Standing: Peggy Doyle, Manager; Laura Correll, Virginia Rowe, Earalyn Johnston, Co-Captain,-, Betty Berg, Nancy Morris, Sally Gearhart, Beverly Doolittle, Margaret Corell, Boots Croy, Becky Hargis, Carol Raymond, Coach Surber. Kneeling: Doris Ray, Jean Sublett, Betty Ann Fletcher, Co-Captain; Jean Givens, Joann Berg, Marian Johnston. Not Pictured: Betty Frye, Lou Ann Osborne. The Red Devilettes, under the supervision and coaching of Coach George Surber, surpassed in achievements, and ability the teams of former years. Many of the girls who earned their letters this year will return next season and for this reason, next year ' s team should be one of the district ' s best girls sextet. Betty Ann Fletcher Betty Sue Frye Not pictured: Betty Ann DeBusk Sue St. Clair (Capt.) Peggy Doyle

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September 13 — Red Devils open against Christiansburg with a decisive 18-0 victory on a rain soaked field. September 20 — The team suffered its first setback against a district foe at the hands of a strong Wm. Fleming team in Roanoke. The final score being 13-0. September 27 — Devils jump back in win column at the expense of Dublin to the tune of 25-0. October 4 — Red hot Red Devils pull biggest upset of season over a fast and heavy Galax aggregation. Coach Johnson ' s bag of tricks collected 32 points to 13 for the visitors. October 1 1 — Roanoke foes again proved too much for the fighting Devils in the form of Wm. Byrd. It was a 0-0 ball game for one-half then the heavier Byrd team took over to post a 14-0 decision. October 17 — Devils pull another hot streak in scalping the Blacksburg Indians 45-0. Every play was a touchdown play. The team redeemed itself for the previous week. October 23 — A small team from Hillsville came to town and returned disheartened. The first team scored 14 quick points and turned it over to the subs. The second string made itself look good in doing about as good as the big boys, ending 27-0. October 31 — The Red Devils suffered a disheartening defeat at the hands of Pulaski. A lucky field goal in the last seconds spelled defeat after a blocked kick had tied the game up. The Devils almost scored on a long pass the last play of the game, but the final was 9-6. November 7 — Narrows came to town and suffered a 19-6 flogging at the un- merciful hands of the county seaters before the largest crowd ever to see a football game in new War Memorial Stadium. A crowd of 2,000 witnessed the fracas. Eight men finished their high school eligibility on a team that had a very successful season. Twenty-five men earned their letters this season. They are as follows: Richard Allison Fred Mason Dick Bingham Doug McClaugherty Jay Bingham Jessie Morris Sheffie Brotherton Jack Neel Frank Brown A. G. Phlegar Bobby Bostic Gary Poling Dick DeBusk Buddy St. Clair Bud Fleeman Jack Wilkinson Marvin Fletcher Sidney Gilmore Managers: Charles Hollar Melvin Fleeman Sonnie Hudson Jimmy Long Gene Janey Frank Eaton A

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l zJ3oy ' s zJ3asf eil?all Coaches Surber and Johnson brought P. H. S. another successful basketball season. The team winning seven games. The team met unusual strength this year. The Red Devils were led this year by Captain Dick Bingham who was supported by the following lettermen: Jay Bingham, Guy Burnette, Fred Mason, Jack Neel, and Bill Williams. Paul Henderson and Bob Worley served as managers and did a fine job. SCHEDULE We They We They 35 Oakvale 22 32 Pulaski . 34 45 Pembroke 27 27 Blacksburg 20 38 Oakvale 25 34 Narrows 37 36 Wm. Fleming 56 43 Narrows 47 49 VPI Jayvees 103 42 Christiansburg 41 56 Princeton (Moose) 60 32 Pembroke 20 36 VPI Jayvees 78 39 Pulaski 56 41 Christiansburg 43 47 Blacksburg 38