Peterstown High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Peterstown, WV)

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Q I I 0 0 o I I I I u a RHYTHM MAKERS PERMANENT QUIET AND PEACE FUL GOT IT DISH WASHERS THAT'S THE WAY TO DO IT IN A DAY'S WORK BOARD OF EDUCATION W j'm,, - if 32. 5 L CHARLES BOOTHE GEORGE DRANSFIELD CARL BROYLES Superintendent Assistant Superintendent President Union, West Virginia Union, West Virginia Lindside, West Virginia RANDALL BALLARD W. E. WICKLINE 1. A. SIBOLD LEIGHTON DRANSFIELD Peterstown, west virginia Union, west virginia Greenville. West Virginia Gen Mills. West Virginia lllll 7 8 X PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE Congratulanons Semors of Peterstown Hrgh School. You have just completed an lmportant flrst step m your l1fe You are now breakmg away from the bonds of home and stnkmg out on your own Tomorrow IS in your hands and the world IS dependmg on you Some of the leaders and great personages of tomorrow may come from thxs very class You w1l1 step mto all facets of hfe. Some wxll attaln success some w111 fall but whxchever the case may be Ihope you wxll remember the lessons learned at your Alma Mater Use your talents and abxlmes to thexr fullest degree Be prompt meet your oblxgatxons serve your fellow man m every way possxble and you w11l be happy My heartlest W1Sh8S for your contxnued success J Charhe C Houchms Pnnclpal JUN E MILLER English and Library Science B. S. Concord College Sophomore Advisor ROBERT DUNN Physical Education English B. S. Concord College M. A. West Virginia University Sophomore Advisor EDWIN BALLENGEE Voactional Agriculture Biological Science B. S. West Virginia University Freshman Advisor LILLIAN MEADOWS Home Economics A. B. Marshall College Freshman Advisor FACULTY FRANCIS J. DIVITA Music Director B. S. West Virginia Institute of Technology Senior Advisor ANNLE B. MILLER English A. B. Concord College Senior Advisor MARTHA D. HUGHES English A. B. Radford Teacherss College Junior Advisor C. M. ISOLA Commerce B. S. Bowling Green Business University M. A. West Virginia University Junior Advisor FACULTY VERNA M. PRICE Biology and Science B. S. Concord College Eighth Grade Advisor GLENN BALLARD Science and Biology B. S. Concord College Eighth Grade Advisor A. W. CROTTY, IR. English B. S. Concord College Seventh Grade Advisor RENA A. HUMPHREY English A. B. Concord College M.A. West Virginia University Seventh Grade Advisor ARTHUR I. BALLARD Social Studies A .B. Concord College M.A. West Virginia University MARY HUMPHREYS English B. S. Concord College AGNES ROLES Mathematics A. B. Marshall College GLENN DOWDY Social Studies A. B. Concord College M. A. Columbia University MRS. FREDA WEATHERFORD Substitute Concord College ELMER E. CONNER Mathematics B. S. William and Mary College M. A. George Peabody College WAYNE B. CHAMBERS English Physical Education B. S. Concord College T. E. BALLARD, Ir. Social Studies Physical Education A. B. Concord College M. A. West Virginia University CLAUDE B. DALTON Mathematics B.S. Concord College M. A. West Virginia University CHARLES DOWDY Chemistry Science BSCED Ohio State University I8 on Cou C311 I IIS register fbi .YOU Nlfee e 50ME OF QUR TEACH Simple as ABC ERS 'ence 17769 O Faceful 1 fan un! H' You said a mouthful Dog ured 'M' I 'X OFFICE STAFF AT voun sznvlcz-nu AND Billy Lively Judy Taylor Sue Weatherford NHHCY B811 Rebecca H111 Vlolet Copeland FW , 5 NIGHT Judy Sutherland Patty Evans Patsy Burton l 9 45: ini' gl' uf 4s.u,, -5 4-fn, A . x. CLARENCE ELDRIDGE WICKLINE, JR. Wick If we have not peace within ourselves, it is in vain to seek it from outward sources. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 3. BONNIE MARIE BROYLES ICBOI-lrliell lt is not enough to have great qualities -- one must make good use of them. Choir 1,2: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. JAMES LUKE CHANDLER llLukeil A secret is too little for one, enough for two and too much for three. Football 15 Baseball 2,3g Drum Major 3,4g Senior Play 4. NANCY VERA BARTON uaNamytl How poor are they who have not patience! What wound did ever heal but by degrees? F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Choir 1 g Play Prompter 4. Q .- J PAUL BUTLER Paul A good citizen is one who behaves as if there were no laws. Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4g Annual Staff 4g Class Favor- ite 4g King 4g Class Treasurer 4. FRANCES GAIL PAGE '-Gail You can make life a bed of roses -- if you put in a life- time of spadework. Choir 1,2,4g Senior Play 4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. Presi- dent 45 Class Favorite 3,4g Annual Staff 4g State F.H.A. Camp 3. LEONARD EUGENE BROYLES Gene The men who succeed best in public life are those who take the risk of standing by their own convictions. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g F.F.A. Reporter 3,4g F.F.A. Parliamen- tary Procedure Team 3,4g Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4. DELORES ANN GRAYSON Delores The most skillful flattery is to let a person talk on and be a listener. 4 .v 4 I I v 'Library Staff 3,4. ' 1 J . ' 1 1 ' 1 -f GLORIA GAY HALL uGayll Success often consists of getting up just one more time than you fall. F.H.A, 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4: Candidate for Queen 2g Senior Play 4. RALPH GRAHAM SPANGLER Razor The biggest reward for a thirg well done is to have done it. Football 3,43 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 35 State Manager 4. BARBARA LEE STEWART Barbara Even if you are on the right track, you will be run over if you just sit there. Choir 2, F .H.A. 1,21 Office Staff 2, Senior Play 4: Junior Degree. THOMAS E. HAZELWOOD Hurricane Experience is the one perpetual best-seller, everybody is continually buying it. Football 3,43 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4, Basketball lg Baseball 1. S ', Z 'ig-K ALICE LOU JOHNSON Alice The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear. Choir 1,2,3,4. HAROLD JOHNSON Harold A man doesn't begin to attain wisdom until he recognizes he is no lorger indispensable. Choir 1.2. RUTH REBECCA FLESHMAN Midge lt is more important to know where you are goirg than to get there quickly. Choir 1. JOHN S. PORTERFIELD lllollnll Everythixg great is not always good, but all good things are great. Baseball 35 Stage Manager 3. NAT!-IANIEL GLENN STOVER Glenn Praise 1S like a shadow It follows him who flees from it but flees from him who follows it F F A 12 Class Play 4 Class President 3 Parlia rnentary Procedure 1 Candidate for King 2 SANDRA KAY HOOD Sandy Success generally depends on knowing how long takes to succeed Band 1234 Majorette 34 Choir 1234 FHA 1 234 Jumor Degree 3 Chapter Degree 4 Song and Recreation Leader 1 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Best Dancer 4 Annual Staff 4 RALPH WAYNE NOBLE .Tack The measure of a man is not in the number of his servants but in the number of people whom he serves F F A 1 2 3 4- F F A Treasurer 4' Stage Manager 3- Football 3,4. LINDA PATRICIA DAUGHERTY Daugherty Education is the torch that destroys the fear in the heart of man. Library Staff 3.4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Junior Degree 35 Play Prompter 45 Annual Staff 4. WAYNE S. LONG Spurgeon The graveyards are full of people the world could not do without. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Basketball Manager 4g Baseball Manager 4g Baseball 1,2,3g Annual Staff 4g Salutatorian 4g Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4g Mountaineer Boys' State 3. LINDA MARCENE MC COMAS Linda Mac Make yourself necessary to somebody. Band 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading 3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 3g Senior Play 43 F.l-l.A. 1,2,3,4g Junior Degree 2g Chapter Degree 3g State Degree 4g F.H.A. SOIQ and Recreation Leader 2g Best Dressed 4g Annual Staff 4. RONALD G. FARLEY Ronnie Stand with anybody that stands right and part with him when he goes wrong. Junior Play 3. JESSIE KAY MEALEY llKayl ' Goals are like stars, they may not be reached but they can always be a guide. Choir 23 F.H.A. 2,3,4g Junior Degree 35 Library Staff 3,4g Play Prompter 3. . j QW. we v WW 2? ,fl MERALYN GAYLE MAYS HBOOPY.. One kind word will warm three winter months. Ihoir l,2,35 Majorette l,2,35 Head Majorette 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.l-LA. Song Leader 1,25 Class Song Leader l,2,35 Candidate for Queen 45 Office Staff 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Most Versatile 45 Most Attractive 4. DAVID LEE BRADLEY Dave We don't know one millionth of one percent about anything. Football 1,2,35 All Area Football Honorable Mention 45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 1,2535 Junior Play 35 Class Favorite 2: Candidate for King 35 Wittiest 4. ELLA JEANETTE CLEMONS Jeannette Though the white gem be cast into the mire, its real color cannot be tarnished. F.H.A. 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Candidate for Queen 35 Candi- date for Chapter Sweetheart 3. JAMES HOWARD SPENCER, JR. Howard All the problems of the world could be settled easily if men were only willing to think. Football 35 Basketball 25 Baseball 2. Yf r 'i ii CAROLYN SUE WEATHERFORD Sue The largest room in the world is the room for improve- ment. Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Recrea- tion and Song Leader 35 Band Librarian 1,25 Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Degree 4. MAURICE KEMPER ALIFF, JR. Junior Killing time is not murder5 it is suicide. Band 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Basketball Manager 25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Class Secre- tary 45 Biggest Eater 45 Best Dancer 45 Annual Staff 4. ELIZABETH SNYDER Lizzie You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Choir 1. CECIL WELDON LONG '-Cecil Usually it is easier to do a good job than to explain why you didn'L Baseball l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2.3,45 F.F.A. Sentinal 4g Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. .,.L.,j bl JOHN MASON CROSIER Major The man who thinks he has arrived is already slipping. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Junior Play 3: Stage Manager 4. REBECCA ANN SPANGLER Becky People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Choir 2,3,4g Play Prompter 4. FRANK L. BROYLES Frank Knowlege comes by taking things apart, analysis. Wisdom comes by putting things together! Most Quiet 4. ANNA MAE SPANGLER Anna Mae Economy is the art of making the most of life. The love of economy is the root of all virtues. JAMES LACY BROWN Jimmie lf you wish your merit to be known, acknowledge that of other people. F.F.A. 1,2g Band lg Choir lg Baseball lg Basketball 3. IRMA SUE CHANDLER lflrbylv No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks. F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Choir lg Senior Play 4g Annual Staff 4g Most Courteous 4. CHARLES GREY MILLER IIDOCI ! Life is not long, and too much of it must not pass in idle deliberation on how it shall be spent. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4. BONNIE LEE AMOS Bonnie If you mean to profit, learn to please. Choir lg F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Most Quiet 4. 791-6-.Q, l , N5 Q Q. 'Q Fav JUDITH C. JACKSON NJ-udyn Private sincerity is a public welfare. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Parliamentarian 35 F.H.A. Vice- President 45 Class Vice-President 2,35 Queen 45 Most Athletic 45 Cheerleader 1,25 Biggest Eater 45 F.H.A. Girls' State Camp 35 Class Treasurer 4. JOHNNY LEE CRAIG Johnny He who wishes to secure the good of others has already secured his own. F.F.A. 1,25 F.F.A. Reporter 25 Class Treasurer 35 Class President 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Most Versatile 45 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 2. PATRICIA .TUNE ALLEN Pat They can conquer who believe they can. Choir 1,2,35 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior Degree 25 Biggest Flirt 4. GRAHAM CUMMINGS JACKSON Graham If you could make all men think alike, it would be very much as if no man thought at all. F.F.A. 1,25 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 15 Junior Play 35 Biggest Flirt 45 Stage Manager 4. WU' 'T'--'Y REBECCA RUTH HILL Becky I try all things5 I achieve what I can. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Junior Degree 25 Chapter Degree 45 Cheerleader 35 Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Office Staff 3,4. DONALD P. WICKLINE Pat A successful man keeps looking for work after he has found a job. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 All State Football Honorable Mention 4. ELEANOR GRAY SUTTLE Eleanor He who trusts men will make fewer mistakes. Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Vice- President 15 Cheerleader 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play 45 State Band 2. ROBERT DAVID SPANGLER Dave Men were made to listen as well as talk! Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 All State Football Hon- orable Mention 35 Basketball 1.3.45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Treasurer 35 F.F.A. State and Star Chapter Farmer 35 Class Vice President 4 Most Courteous 4 HAROLD GLENN MANN Chicken One thing I knowg the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. S. MARK CHANDLER Mark The proud man counts his newspaper clippings -- the humble man his blessings. Band 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 3: Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4. SARAH JANE MANN Jayne A friend is a present you give yourself. Choir 1,2,3,4g Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4g F.l-l.A. 1, 3,4: F.l-l.A. Secretary 1: Class Reporter 3: Wittiest 45 Annual Staff 4: Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. JACQUELINE KAY COULTER Jackie Music is the only language in which you cannot say a mean or sarcastic thing. Band 1,2,3,4g Regional Band 25 Band Secretary and Treasurer 3,4g Choir l,2,3,4g F.l-l.A. 1,2,3,4g Parlia- mentarian lg Junior Degree lp Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4g Editor of Yearbook 4g Delegate to Camp Horse- shoe Leadership Training Camp 3. THOMAS EDMOND URQUHART Tommy Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits. Band 1,2,3,4g Regional Band l,2g All State Band 23 Foot- ball l,2,4g Basketball 1,25 Baseball lg Junior Play 3 Senior Play 41 Annual Staff 4: Class Treasurer lg Class Favorite 1. GEORGE PEMBROKE BURTON Buck Too many people are always trying to be good at some- thing they aren't doing. Baseball 25 Football l,2g Class Favorite 4g Candidate for King 2. BETTY LYNN B-OLING Butch lf you have great faith, you will get great resu1ts. Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2g Annual Staff 3,4g Play Decorator 4g Regional Band lg F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Most Likely to Succeed 4g Valedictorian 4g Candidate for Qaeen 4. G. RHETT BUTLER 'Fuzzy Peace will never be won if men reserve for war their greatest efforts. Band 1,2,3,4g Regional Band 2g Band Vice-President 2g Basketball 1,2,3g Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Annual Staff 4g Salutatorian 4g Most Likely to Succeed 4g Choir 1. SHELBY OLEVA WICKLINE Shelby We are allclever enough at envying a famous man while he is yet alive, and at praising him when he is dead. Senior Play 4: Choir 1. H 5 K , AS 1.4! PHYLLIS WICKLINE nphyuisn Ideas, as well as flowers, in order to attain their full beauty, must be kept free from encumbering influences. CECIL WILLIAMS Cecil You may call that your own which no one can take from you. Choir 25 Baseball 2: Best Dancer 4. MARGIE MARIE CHAPMAN Bonnie Truth is a hardy plant and, when once firmly rooted, it covers the ground so well that error can scarcely find root. Choir 1,2,3,4. -...N RICHARD LEE LIPFORD Richard If it is not seemly, do it notg if it is not true, speak it not. Band l,2,3,4g Student Director 3,4g Band President 3,4g Regional Band 2g Class President 1,2g Junior Play 3g Choir l. CARROLL .TOE ELLISON lsloelt The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. BERNARD RICE Bernard If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger? Football 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2g Class Favorite 3g Most Athletic 4g Stage Manager 3g All Area Third Team 4g Football Captain 4. THEODORE LEE MILLER Teddy A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins. 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NE' Q'-14-Nm, CLASS WILL LINDA DAUGHERTY w1lls her mterest in horses to Lois Buckland. GAIL PAGE leaves her F H A gavel to Evelyn Bradley BETTY BOLING wills her appetite to Wilma Whorley SUE WEATHERFORD w1lls her pretty face to Mary Jackson. JACKIE COULTER leaves the problems of edmng to Margaret Mann. MERALYN MAYS w1lls her Llvely 1nterest in school to Margie Shell IRMA CHANDLER leaves her neat characterisucs to Bomue Boothe GAY HALL leaves her art1st1c talents to Shirley Craft. NANCY BARTON leaves her Dr1ver s Education book to Mary M1ller PATTY ALLEN wills her lazmess to Judy Taylor BONNIE AMOS w1lls her qmet ways to Patsy Burton. LINDA MC COMAS w1lls her cheerleading umform to Patty Broyles REBECCA HILL leaves her meanness to Patty Evans SANDRA HOOD wills her Slllglllg talents to Betty Muller MAURICE ALIF F wills his physlque to Tommy Muncy TEDDY MILLER wills his good looks to Harold Dunford and Herbert Shxres TOMMY URQUHART leaves his 1nterest in algebra to Robert Allen RICHARD LIPFORD leaves his trumpet to J 1m Keatly RHETT BUTLER wills hls w1tt1c1sm to Sonny Dunn WAYNE LONG w1lls his salutatory powers to Harlow Hanks DAVID BRADLEY leaves h1s mterest 1n Spooks to Eddie Thomas PAT WICKLINE leaves his ab111ty to play football to Andy Reed RAYMOND MILLER wills his undertakings to Lloyd Bennett RALPH SPANGLER w1lls his twmklmg eyes to J ackle Butler MARK CHANDLER wills his singmg 1nterest 1n Carols to Bobby L1lly GLENN STOVER w1lls his quxet manner to Charles Crotty LUKE CHANDLER leaves his opening for drum major to Stevne Dillon. J EANNETTE CLEMONS w1lls her mterest in boys to Judy Sutherland BARBARA STEWART leaves her shorthand ability to Freda D1llon. ELEANOR SUTTLE wills her cheerleadmg vo1ce to Shelva Shrader REBECCA SPANGLER w1lls her habit of eating to Lillian Dillon. LIZZIE SNYDER w1lls her sewing ability to Ruth Snyder KAY MEALEY leaves her amtude to Bonn1e Owens JANE MANN wills her mterest in basketball to Oretha Carter JUDY JACKSON leaves her height to Martha Sowers BONNIE CHAPMAN w1lls her personality to Betty Hopkms and Marva Hopkins DELORES GRAYSON wills her smlle to Norma Dunn. RUTH FLESHMAN leaves her candy bars to Patty Jane Reed ALICE JOHNSON w1lls her willmgness to work to Laura V1a SHELBY WICKLINE leaves her mterest 1n Home Economics to Reta Campbell BONNIE BROYLES leaves her typewriter for Violet Copeland ANNA MAE SPANGLER leaves her two hours of study hall for Virginia F ranc1s PAUL BUTLER wills all the Pages he has studied to Kenneth Jones JAMES THOMAS wills his personahty to Eugene D1llon. ELDRIDGE WICKLINE leaves his musical talents to Corky Sutton. DAVID SPANGLER leaves his mterest in the South lands to Julian Wxlls EUGENE BROYLES wills h1s freckles to Larry Urquhart GLENN MANN w1lls h1s red hair to Alfred W1ll1ams .T AMES BROWN leaves h1s glasses to Danny MoClaugherty so he will not be blmded by love HOWARD SPENCER leaves his interest in books to Jimmy Butler .TOE ELLISON w1lls his ability to trade to Robert M1ller JOHN PORTERFIELD glves h1s guns to John Nester to use as he sees fit. BERNARD RICE leaves h1s athletic ab1llt1es to Leslie Jones. JOHNNY CRAIG wills the vacancy of the presidency of the Senior Class to A. G. Williams. GRAHAM IACKSON leaves hrs Hrrty ways to Irmmre Booth RONALD I-'ARIEY wrlls hrs rntrrgurng ways to Kenny Mrller CECIL IDNG wrlls hrs abrlrty to tell Jokes to Carl Cole RALPH NOBLE leaves hrs rnterest rn grrls to Teddy Helm CHARLES MILLER leaves hrs wrll to grow to Gene Prtzer MASON CROSIER leaves hrs bashfulness to Paul Harvey and Dalton Turner FRANK BROYLES wrlls hrs experrences to Brlly Lrvely HAROLD JOHNSON leaves hrs studyrng habrts to Clrfford Coleman. CORKY HAZELWOOD wrlls hrs waves to Jerry Smrth PHYLLIS WICKLINE leaves her pleasrng personalrty to Marre Wrcklrne GEORGE BURTON leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth others to Ruth Snyder and Pat Bower CECIL WILLIAMS leaves hrs books to .Teanre Wrllrams CLASS PROPHECY MAURICE ALIF F renown electromcs engrneer got the shock of hrs lrfe when he put hrs frnger rn an open lrght socket LINDA DAUGHERTY rs now campargnrng agarnst teachrng by T V because her make up man qurt WAYNE LONG has developed an engrne wrth a 90 to 1 compressron ratro but after several tests both lost therr head GLENN MANN wrll Jorn the Navy to see the world through a porthole BARBARA STEWART has rncreased the srze of Bozoo Arrfreld to take care of helrcopters JAMES BROWN rs now an auctroneer HOWARD SPENCER has a full trme Job on the Today Show grvrng book revrews REBECCA SPANGLER owner of Possrmr Hollow Racrng Stables has her thrrd strarght Kentucky Derby wrnner JOE ELLISON has just opened a Tradrng Post rn the Bush Country of Australra ELIZABETH SNYDER wrll soon be noted for frndrng a new route at Cashmere JOHN PORTERFIELD rs now Deputy Sherrff of Peterstown and surroundrng areas Bazooans JUDY JACKSON S prcture has been placed on Idaho sstate seal because of her artrcle How to Rarse Potatoes worth Rarsrng BONNIE CHAPMAN wrll soon be on the staff at Monroe Memorral Hosprtal GRAHAM JACKSON has Just organrzed the Wrld Onron Darry Company located at Lrndsrde RONALD F ARLEY rs gorng to Texas to buy a ranch The one he now owns rs not large enough CECIL LONG rs now starrrng rn the movre entrtled The Unknown CHARLES MILLER just rnvemed a space shrp whrch makes very successful trrp to and from Orchard RALPH NOBLE IS now co starrrng rn a Broadway hrt called Bound to Marry MASON CROSIER rs now an Englrsh teacher MARK CHANDLER has taken Clarabell s place on the Howdy Doody Show CECIL WILLIAMS rs gorng on a world wrde tour wrth Nat Krng Cole CORKY HAZELWOOD has announced he wrll drrve wrth the F errar team rn the next Le Mans Endurance Race PATTY ALLEN has become a newscaster on T V BERNARD RICE has Just recerved a football scholarshrp from Dry Pond Tech JAMES THOMAS rs now pushrng hrs Peters Mountarn Development project. BETTY BOLING world famous astronomer has just made rt known that the lrfe she drscovered on Mars was only a bug crawlrng across her telescope TOMMY URQUHART and hrs orchestra have just cut a new album entrtled Musrc to Grease a Car by TEDDY MILLER rs appearrng weekly on T V as referee on The Game of the Week SUE WEATHERFORD has just recerved her PhD rn socrology LUKE CHANDLER world famous comedran has completed a new movre entrtled Chandler Charms Chrmpanzees JANE MANN will take Betty Crocker's place after she completes a recipe called Brainy Special for I9 I I ' I I , 1 LINDA MC COMAS IS looking for a picket fence designed for a small cottage FRANK BROYLES has just jo1ned the Navy due to the high pressure salesmansh1p of Mr Pete Ballard IRMA CHANDLER has set a record for Airline Hostesses by spilling coffee on the same passenger f1fteen times in succession. GAY HALL the famous dress designer has introduced the new tent look consisting of a piece of cloth with holes for the head and arms cut out SANDRA HOOD IS the new Dody Goodman on the Tolllght Show DAVID SPANGLER s Realty Company IS a big dealer 1n Southern land DAVID BRADLEY has become a big name IH the Farm Equipment Industry REBECCA HILL 1n her th1rd try to be elected f1rst woman president has formed a th1rd party called the Plutocrats RICHARD LIPFORD 1ntr1gued by Ch1nese MUSIC has developed a three note scale DELORES GRAYSON and her quick smile are now seen IH all Pepsodent toothpaste ads RALPH SPANGLER has just been chosen the barber most likely to succeed RAYMOND MILLER has just purchased a private l1ne to Catlettsburg Kentucky PAUL BUTLER has locked himself in his private llbrary because he l1kes to look at Pages GAIL PAGE s mansion IS now complete with a Butler The Mountaineer s Hosp1tal now has a head nurse Her name KAY MEALEY RUTH FLESHMAN wants to learn to skate She thinks she can learn to turn a square corner ALICE JOHNSON a manhater rece1ved a letter from a boy she very much admires now SHELBY WICKLINE took a tr1p to the North Pole and came back with a husband HAROLD JOHNSON the world s greatest prize fighter recently won the light heavy weight championship the result IS his ability to write wierd stones He w1ll be author of mystery stories JACKIE COULTER w1ll become the head of the VOCBIIODHI guidance department of a large co educational institution 1n the Middle West BONNIE AMOS will become a contractor in plain and fancy golf makmg lots of money GLENN STOVER is nQw the hero of the L1nds1de Turnpike fractng of course, NANCY BARTON has a very small vo1ce but great big emotions Shell be a rad1o crooner some ay JEANETTE CLEMONS will undoubtedly grow fat as the result of eating her own COOkll'lg but she will always be cheerful and model housekeeper ELEANOR SUTTLE will be an usher in a big mov1e theater because that IS the only way to see all the shows JOHNNY CRAIG w1ll become a conductor on a railroad for the sole purpose of meeting famous passengers PHYLLIS WICKLINE, world renowned peanut producer will become a very lucky Wall Street broker MERALYN MAYS has quite adecisionto make She doesn tknow whether to pay her B111 or be Lively DONALD WICKLINE will be Governon of West V1rg1n1a three times His motto All for one and that one me ELDRIDGE WICKLINE will become a naval officer and target shoot1ng expert BONNIE BROYLES IS trying to break the world s typing record She types five hours per week EUGENE BROYLES w1ll be a famous 1nventor and w1ll marry the daughter of a multi m11l1ona1re BUCK BURTON IS now lst Lieutenant in the Army He acquired this pos1t1on by doing f1fty hours 1n the guard house ANNA MAE SPANGLER s comeback to school has g1ven her the amb1t1on to teach She is now teaching home economics at Monroe Tech RHETT BUTLER has a combination of an over-developed imagination and an under-developed digestion -- . 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F I ll' ,I .'XCf f f ,UI 111' '- ' , , . , A ,J ,. ., N . , l ' , - AI SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS 1 Foc IN THE vALLzY CAST Sarah .... Rev. Harkins . Judith .... Clem .... Norrie. . Cathy . . . . . . Eleanor Suttle , , , Rhett Butler . . . . Jackie Coulter . . . Wayne Long . Teddy Miller Sue Weatherford FQ' rSrfS2 u rnoumz IN A rmuizn CAST Ivy Winkle . . Norman Winkle Wilbur Owen . Daisy .... Arco Furley . . Bennie the Biz Bonnie Fatkins Bonnie Mick . Billy Waylay . Marian Waylay Gabby ..... Linda McComas . .Maurice Aliff . Luke Chandler . Irma Chandler David Spangler Corky Hazlewood . . Patty Allen . . . . Gay Hall Tommy Urquhart , , , Jane Mann . . Johnny Craig Tommie Mom . Mary . Louise Suzy . Gertrude Wally . Leon . Bill . . Bert . . Jim . . Angie . J J Lena . III TEN PERCENT TOMMY CAST Ballinger Mark Chandler . . Judy Jackson . . Gail Page . , Sandra Hood . . Meralyn Mays . Barbara Stewart . . Glenn Stover . . Eugene Broyles . Paul Butler . . Cecil Long Charles Miller . . Rebecca Hill Shelby Wic kline PROMPTERS Linda Daugherty - Nancy Barton - Rebecca Spangler STAGE MANAGERS Graham Jackson - Ralph Spangler DECORATOR Betty Boling PROGRAM DISTRIBUTORS Nancy Barton - Jeanette Clemons in o f i7'?g .3-. gi'-iii QM MJHIH' I-3. 9' S ' . -E' J E 0 Q :-s- , - 0 , bfi. 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LESLIE JONES could play p1ng pong JIMMIE KEATLEY became a brain surgeon DANNY MC CLAUGHERTY had a ferguson tractor ROBERT MILLER slowed down TOM MUNCY lrked hot dogs JOHN NESTER starred rn Looney Tunes GENE PITZER became mayor of Lmdsrde ANDY REED had red hair HEIBERT SHIRES could customrze Mr Pete Ballards JERRY SMITH was a V1rg1n1an farmer CARLTON SUTTON became a wrestler EDDIE THOMAS played for Lawrence welk DALTON TURNER became dog catcher of Bozoo LARRY URQUHART was a mtdget ALFRED WILLIAMS became a second Lrberace A G WILLIAMS could go steady IULIAN WILLS became the red headed gambler CHARLES CROTTY was a lrttle gentleman. WOULD HAPPEN IF Chevy BILLY LIVELY ate marze BONNIE BOOTHE lost rnterest rn Lmdsrde EVELYN BRADLEY couldn t laugh PATTY BROYLES m1ssed a ballgame LOIS BUCKLAND teamed up wzth M1ckey Rooney PATSY BURTON Irked Semors RETA CAMPBELL lrked soup ORETHA CARTER went around the world 1n 40 days VIOLET COPELAND would tum purple SHIRLEY CRAFT got fat FREDA DILLON llked Tom s potato chrps LILLIAN DILLON went to Greenvrlle Hxgh NORMA DUNN got called down rn class PATTY EVANS was allergrc to srlver dollars VIRGINIA FRANCIS couldn t beat her own drum MARY JACKSON had black halr BETTY HOPKINS lrked Home Economlcs MARVA HOPKINS lost her sense of humor of Tomorrow BETTY MILLER drdn t hke gum MARY MILLER couldn t hrccup BONNIE OWENS liked Howdy Doody PATTY REED llked boys MARJORIE SHELL rode the bus to school RUTH SNYDER couldn t sew SHELVA SHRADER couldn t s1ng MARTHA SOWERS took vitamrn p1lls JUDY SUTHERLAND drdn t lrke blondes JUDY TAYLOR marrred a barber LAURA VIA advert1sed home permanents WILMA WHORLEY rarsed her vo1ce MARIE WICKLINE was quret rn class JEANIE WILLIAMS lost her bubbhng personahty MARY LOU WILLS laughed JUDY WILLS went steady BOBBY LILLY liked Christmas Caro1s. MARGARET MANN was a Future Homebreaker in Loretta Taylor Charles Alrff Shirley Stewart Roger Boothe Bethel Mann Milton Humphrey Laura Wills Leroy Maxey Opal Dillon Malcolm Bradley Sue Dickson Marke D1l1on Anna Boothe Tommy Rorrer Karen Francis Jackie Evans Sy1v1a Mann Roger Lane Nora Sue Barton Carrell Mann Marlon Wlmmer Grles Jones Carolyn Long Benny Meador Irene Hawks Arnold Amos Nedra Pendleton Ted Vaughan Joan Carter James Crosler Harlow Hawks Walter Williams Donald Martin fs 4 'M 4 f I ' 55 5 'f 812:32 3' .L A Q53 942 2 A w nf yr Pai' 'nw yr' 2 f pw? Q 5 vf 34 ,J a Q f , 'W br: John Spencer Darlene Sutrle Jackie Clemons Betty Harvey Roger Coulter Nellie Broyles Ronnie Williams Judy Wilson Johnny Hazelwood Susie Bradley Lewrs Taylor Virginia Graham Dorsey Bradley Jean Matney Charles Meadows Nally Wilson Danny Lester Judy Dove Roger Sarver Billie Gaye Boyd Bo Mays Nancy Ellrson Thomas Meador Patty Burns Eddie Miller Bonnie Suttle Leonard Miller Nancy Ball George Huff Earlene Meadows Donald Shaver Grover Thomas Kenny Meadows u gl' . W Q. 2 f' , Q M V- , K 41 , Q 2 M 3 y,5,f-A vg? , . Q ig. , f 5 ,E -' Q ff 3' U ' J Ag , J , g 5, 'fx , Q, Pl, 'mtl' 'S tifi ff A .LM,'. W4 f, , 1. - gp f 1. ' z1QfQ1,w'- . .,,,.Am.' -M. F ,. ,. My M R. V I K my wauvff....+1w,,,. f 6 mfmwgagygblwwfvw P, U, Q .Wg 1 Ak I pf ,, 7 my . JUST SUPPOSE Florence Amos couldn t read Anna Boothe would grow Margaret Bradley had black harr Susre Bradley studxed Nellre Broyles had short ha1r Judy Butler became a secretary Charles Allff d1dn t know the way to Narrows Jackle Clemons darled the wrong telephone numbers Marke Drllon would grow Jerry Martm couldn t tease grrls Benny Meador would talk out Jrmmy Weatherford couldn t play basketball R0l'lIl1C W1ll1ams farled to see the g1rls Arnold Amos garned twenty pounds Jackle Booth d1dn t have freckles Roger Boothe could grow taller Buddy Bradley would study hrs books James Cros1er became James Hen s1er B111 Fraz1er and Bob Frazrer weren t twrns Dorsey Bradley couldn t flrrt wrth the g1rls George Bradley made A s rn Enghsh Dav1d Campbell became Cam Brggs Marvln Harmon found a comb Johnny Hazelwood became Hazel t1n Larry Hall became a wrestler Mrlton Humphrey became a Doc Danny Lester became Danny More ster Darrell Mann couldn t blush Donald Marun couldn t be heard Leroy Maxey couldn t ask s1lly questrons Charles Meadows d1dn t have brarns Eddre M1ller wasn t so qu1et Leonard Mrller couldn t f1nd a comer Roger Sarver found a barber shop Donald Shaver played basketball Roy Sm1th became Roy Rogers John Spencer couldn t Slflg Lewrs Taylor could get algebra. Grover Thomas became a famous srnger Ted Vaughn couldn t boast Elbert W1ckline wasn t musxcally rncllned George W1ckl1ne was on a dret Walter Wrllrams would talk Herman Farley had strarght ha1r Ralph Mandev1lle had blonde ha1r Grles Jones bought a Taylor made suxt Bo Mays bought a Hood for h1s coat George Huff would Puff' for awhrle Jackle Evans became Jackie Odds Tommy Rorrer would bellow Judy Dove wore Bobby socks rnstead of knee socks. Norma Shaver became a barber Carolyn Sue Long became Carolyn Sue Short Opal Reed became a wood w1nd rnstead of a Reed Donald Hopkrns would Jump Hrs Km rnstead of Hop H15 Km Patty Taylor could work Rxddles Carol Brggs changed her name to Carol Small Nally W1lson became a Noble woman Carol Ogle could prck L1llys Karen Francls was caught by a Thorn Harlow Hawks became Harlow Doves Glorra Marun got her Teddy bear Ola Mae Candler became an Old Mard Betty Harvey pa1d her Bllls Lo1s Day became Lols N1te Nancy E111 son became Nancy E111 daughter Patty Burns became a cook Rlchard Carr became Rrchard Tram Nancy Ball ate Les Rosemary Mann became Rosemary Woman Lmda Skaggs became Lmda Scabs Nedra Pendle ton became Pendle pound Dar lene Suttle leaned too far B1ll1e Gaye Boyd d1dn t hke fords Jean Matney got lost 1n the Meadows Cora Spangler went on a d1et Marg1e Conners was not fnendly Joan Carter lost her temper Dottte Comer bought a Ford Sue D1ckson d1dn t l1ke boys Irene Hawks became a Prgeon. Bethel Mann shrunk Sylvxa Mann became a French teacher Earlene Meadows lost her lunch Nerca Neel d1dn t l1ke M1llers Dons Rlffe wasn t so qulet Patty Smrth became a blond Shrrley Stewart wasn t lntelllgent Bonnre Suttle d1dn t l1ke Jr s Loretta Taylor had a mard and Butler to wart on her Laura W1lls qu1t school Judy W1lson d1dn t l1ke Ronme Manon W1mmer got marned Ernest w111S couldn t eat the last perrod Nora Sue Barton had the measles Roger Lane was a Patl1 Judy Graham was a Cracker Roger Bradley was really a sherxff Thomas Meador Met Her Roger Coulter was a M1ller , .. .. , I ' . fl ' ll . . ll . . ' VI ' il ' ' . ' ' ll ll , ' I - - as vv l A I ' ' . n u u - n . . - n - vu I I ' I - ' n - n ' VI .' VI . . H I H Q a . ' .. . U I g . . . ll rl ' . I - - - n u - n - ' n -' , H - - . -- Opal Dillon became someone's Pal. . . . , . ' v- n ' ll Il ' ' I , . . ' - . ' ' . . , . I . ' ' I I u - n . , . ' , . . , . U . . , . . . . . I ' I ' lv I fl - ' .u . - ' ll ll ' . . , . . 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J -, 'Q , Z fy o ,Q 3 x if M 1 ,P A 44, I M L, fs A ,V , ,K sf X f ,L 523 we 5 D -Sad ,jf L W? Tommy Wrcklme Carol Mae Lawrence Barry Harper Lydra Wrddows Orvrlle Smxth Judy Bowers Wayne Peck Nrla Canterbury Charles Cassell Drxre E111s Okley Jones Ola Belle Carter Rlchard M111er Mrckey W111s Davrd Long Donme Meadows Betty McMahan Jimmy Snyder Lrnda Steele Jerry Sowers Patsy Rrce Calvm Long Susre Lester Tom Francrs Francrs Long Chfford Stewart Carol Burns w1111S Carr Wrlma Hawks Fred Ganoe Lrbby W111s Tommy Canterbury Nancy D111on Brlly Carter Remona Moser Lrnda Reed Joe Spencer Joyce Canterbury 1' Q 2?QH2f'!'5 4 5 K :iw fa. i x K H 's X X' x Vik, i ' -as 'Q Q 2' xiii, iii I -si' Y Y 3 2 I 5 EA 4 s Q 'Z E 1 f 5 1 Z gyda' 1 i 'NI , , OSBY LINDA JAMES VVANDA HARVEY LILLY NOONKESTER VVILLIAIVIS EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS gk. Letha Harvey Henry Wooldndge Faye Gnggs Claude W1ckl1ne Phyllrs Gllmer Johnny Thomas Lrnda El11s Bobby Suttle Glona Warren R1chard Spangler Betty Steele Johnny Sowers Norma Jean V1a Stacey Snyder Roy Sanders Carol Reed A1v1n Maxey Ehzabeth Munsey B11ly Keatley Eugena MCKCHZ18 LaDonna Marun Dean Mann Sharon Houchms Marshall Jones Joy Hollaway R1Cky Hood Rxta Harry John Hawks Dorothy Lee Harless Kenneth Dunn Ann E Goodall Jrmmy Dlllon Sandra Former Pete Dav1s Drema Dunn Rebecca Smlth J1mm1e Collins Jackle Masters Glen Whne John Coffey Betty Ruth Dunn Harry Chandler Nancy D1llo Bobby Carter Rlta Kersey Mar1on Campbell Donna Sue Meadows Gary Butler Shlrley Rames W11l1am Brewster Della Mae Rrner Carl Bradley Judy Smlth Earl Wayne Boothe Randy Ballard Carolyn Webb Danny Evans Patncra Amos John Spangler S1lv1a Jean Ball Dewey Sarver Janet Basham Roruue Ramsey Madehne Clemons J1mm1e Nester Bonnxe Bradley Jerry Francrs Imogene Brewster Alvm Meadows Betty Lou Dunn Junlor Brookman Jean Boothe Homer Chandler Mason Chrmault Barbara Boyd Charles Barton ' n Rita Smith ,,,,......- L:-.:'.. 5 Nu..-v- f .,,,,...,----P K 1 ,1 -,LAT-1' , A M , , ski , Q R. , ,.,, , n ,H 3 N z,'Qm,fnf Q f? 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' 1 ' fl , qv v , ., - ul K , x fe 'fy -4 a Q is -' K FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Under the sponsorshlp of Mr Ballengee the Future Farmers of Amerlca attamed a hlgh degree of success th1s past year The followmg offlcers served as leaders Presxdent Dav1d Spangler V1ce Presldent Teddy Helm Secretary Kenny M1ller Treasurer Ralph Noble Reporter Gene Broyles Sentmel Cecxl Lorg ACTIVITIES a Dav1d Spangler recelved the State Farmer Degree. b Teddy Helm was elected reported of the Greenbrler Valley Our Chapter Presldent attended the State Youth Camp for Chapter Presxdents at Rlpley West Vlrglflla Approx1mately twenty f1ve crop 6Xh1b1IS were sent to the West Vlrglrua State Fa1r at Lewxsburg by the Chapter members Spent 365 00 for shrubs to help beautlfy the school lawn. The Chapter part1c1pated 1n Parllamentary Procedure Publlc Speakmg and Creed Contests ln Umon The Chapter took part ln Federat1onF1eld Day and Land Judgmg Contests IH Lewlsburg Had a Father Son Banquet 8 Elected a Chapter Star Farmer and Chapter Sweetheart 1. Two members attended the State Convention at J'ackson's Mill where 2. ' ' 3. . - . . . . . . . 4. . ' 5- . . . . D . . . 7. - . Qi? 51 WH. ,kr 1 f, - ff, I xg 5.1, Y' 1 ' igw 1 -1 Z1.J'X IMEZQ va ,W . 1: , . U W A 1 37,31 , in 1 3 N H 'jfik K Q Sv. 2 -M ,. , K -Q . Z-155.2 X' E, rv . ' ' ,Z V- :35?,,,,?, Q ,I ' 5 , ,Mr q ,U .,, f ffm-an-Q i hsiwrh. rw 'Aff J. V55 2 J ,'5Hal3,-.L Jfwbgw. Alive' nj ,ii Erik' M. f r 3 2 Wwgg HUMEMAKERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA With the guidance ofour advisor, Mrs. Meadows, the Future Homemakers of America had a successful year. The executive council for the year was: President . Q. . . . . Gail Page Vice-President . . . . Judy Jackson Secretary .... . . Violet Copeland Treasurer ..... . Lillian Dillon Parliamentarian . . . . Carol Ogle Reporter ....... . Dotty Comer Recreation Leaders . . . Shelva Shrder Freda Dillon Linda Skaggs Nancy Ellison ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR INCLUDED: 1. Sent representatives to F. H. A. State Camp. 2. Installed new officers. 3. Initiated new members. 4. Served Rotary. 5. Sold flavoring. 6. Held bake sales. 7. Served Appalachian Banquet. 8. Held a Valentine Party with F. F. A. 9. Entertained with the annual Parent-Daughter Banquet. 10. Attended Southem Regional meeting. 11. Worked on Junior, Chapter and State degrees. OQSMAKER5- 'I' Fm H 'L . :Y TW f if iii? Xtgy, qi 0 NEW H 'H I D P0203 CONCERT BAND :A smwff ffiwfi ff V f ' if - qs !i?5ar1 T'A JO will Hu, if , ,gig MARCHING BAND 5 -. ' ,, 9 I , , 'N 1. Y v ,A . ,- if MM, 4' i A ' 3 Wiyia ' Ji, , wg 'W-Q .' . ' I1 'F , ' f 2 in + 'xv 6 MAIORETTES HORN SECTION TRUMPET SECTION CLARINET SECTION ff X Q' we X ,' 'fqkj Y ' ' if -ff f'02fwwAl V., N l it Q 5 -..,gg' all X Q :gm fi as -.Ir K Aff' I fit' ' f ' M 0, 5 9' Q 5 i f 4 'Q f F W W CHORUS Ca Q i 4- ,,- SOPRANO SECTION ,QQ ,Q Q FIRST ALTOS SECOND ALTOS ANNU AFF SPORTS TYPISTS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT EDITORS ANNUAL STAFF SALES MANAGERS CLASS EDITORS ...- f 1 f V , f cm' Vx vi 'fl' . - 2 V -461354 '16-V-,L,.'fw' 4 ,til-w.,'x ff ww agvm' '21 gg: . '?? fg,V V,.fyf1afVA 'Wm' '1 .gxgfm ,. . ,gy 'rw Vp' Ei 3. 'if ' ?ffyY'?fZsA4' 43 ' .31 QV ' ' Q ' 75' lv V . - -fe :r- , A11 ,.. ,vL At: ' 1 'vu' x .K 4 !j'Ki?7iffw. gk? 'tu ' v:, f' ' V, , 9 1f'7 3. ' fp . L Q? - , , , W ,Y3,,,,3, , V, Vg,5,,,,Q5.. , A HW ,, L ih 5 f:FfrfV M ,1g.wx,,, N, , 1 .z,',.mgmr Z ., in , 1 A 5 , ff' , 3 , V. 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V- V. a , A ' ,A K . cf' Q ,wk sg M 'wk '1L.5C..m gif. fx' fb .Tig if V:-fa? if .Wi . 6,,QA H' , Q gf f ', 115 ' vgfaifi as EL ',. la 1 ' 'iw li ,Q -11 -297 U 7?fg' i 'V W. 'ff ? fl ,, 2,1-ji, A '72--Q54 ii. ' .f J f:m ' 5 ,fy CHIEF LIBRARIANS ng!! Q 9,9 8 Mr. Crotty, Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs. A. Mille GOOD BOOKS ARE OUR FRIENDS AND OUR S PECIALTY ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS Ted Vaughn, Neica Neel, Carol Biggs, Delores Grayson, Kay Mealy, Billie Gaye Boyd, Margaret Mann, Linda Daugherty. 3E3i3E3E3Z3i3i3iMM.KM VALEDICTORIAN BETTY LYNN BOLING fi SALUTATORIAN WAYNE LONG 3E3i3EI34i3i34E3EM3iM3i i SALUTATORIAN RI-IETT BUTLER ilu Mx ,ff 4' 4 N'-'f J 7, 'ff-f .. ' , 1-.4 f ' M , , ,,.W,,,,,,A,, M., N.W,..w 'iv ww 1 X .Ah if iff Q Yi -.0 4 dw 7 f 0 f ! 1 1 wfmm naw- ,l-., Q f , It r x AJ 3 f' mf ' J, km NJ iQ-in rw W, f N 'f 'Q -A' Hr' I ' .5 Q if Q - td? 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Hi. - 35 ' 42 Z OUR BASEBALL MEN IN ACTION DDD 5 LIVELY AND WICKLINE NESTER AND JONES aw ii- M 5 - . .1 wewrwf . , .. fm ' ' ff. ii SP ANGLER AND SMITH SOPHOMORE BOYS simon anus WE DID IT AGAIN INTRA-MURAI. CHAMPS VARSITY CH E ERLEAD ERS THEY KEEP US IN THE PROPER SPIRIT IUNIOR HIGH CH EERLEAD ERS THEY WHO HELP LEAD US VICTORY SEPTEMBER OCTOBER School started Issued Insur ance PHS Lewrsburg Senrors order rrngs Lockers Issued Photograph er m ade rndrvrdual prctures S enrors Attend ed College Day at Unron PHS Hgh Lewrsburg P H S Alderson J r Hrgh Cheer lead ers S elected P H S Unron Crtrzen sh1p Day P H S Jr Hrgh Hrnton Senrors Watch World Serres P H S Jr Hrgh vs Unron Frrst Jr Hrgh Band Trrp Frankford Fund Rarsrng Party P H S Renrck PHS Jr Hrgh Unron PHS Sand SIOHC Senror Talen Show P H S Ir Hrgh Lewrsburg 1 7 P H S Pearrsburg t Grade Fund Rarsrrrg Party 11th Grade Talent Show 10th Grade Talent Show Senror Fund Rars rng Party t Grade Talent PHS Show Ansted J r Hrgh vs Pearrsburg NOVEMBER DECEMBER Prc tures were Drstrrbuted 7 'lrh Grade Talent Show 8 Amerrcan Educ atron Day 9 Veterans Day NO SCHOOL 11 P. H S. vs. Oakvale 3 Band Concert 6 P. H. S vs Gap Mrlls 10 P H. S. vs. Ronceverte 11 9th Grade Fund Rarsrng Party 12 Royalty Selected 13 P H. S. vs. Pembroke fCance11edJ 14 Class Toumam ent Safety Demonstra I10l'l 'I 8 Senror Play 12 P. H. S vs. Alderson 17 Chorr C antata 19 P H S vs. Sandstone 20 Frnals of Class Tournaments Hallowe' en Carruval 20 21 Senror Class Rrngs Came 22 Thanks grvrng Day NO SCHOOL 28 Band Dance 21 Chr-rs tm as Vacatron Starts 23 QNO scuootp 29 I I - VS- Jr. i VS. . . . . VS. 2 4 ' 6 9 1 2 3 4 .' - ' P.H.s. rn. - VS. ' . ' , ' vs- - ' vs. , ' ' ' 11 13 17 19 9 ' 10 11 15 I n 1 n vs. . ' vs. VS- U ' ' vs. ' . . . ' VS. 20 26 27 ' 18 21 22 ' 9h . . . - ' - vs. 23 ' 24 25 CBACK TO scnooty 5 IANUARY P. H. S. vs. Greenville 6 Exchange Student Spoke About France Advertis- ing Committee Sold Ads 9 FEBRUARY P. I-l. S. vs. Greenville fPostponedj P. H. S. vs. Montcalm QCance11edj 4 P. H. S. vs. Union 7 P. H. S. vs. Greenville 8 Sold Ads P. H. S. vs. Union JO P. H. S. vs. Pearisburg I3 P. H. S. vs. Gap Mills P. H. S. vs. Sandstone 14 I7 P. H. S. vs. Ronceverte I F. H. A. F. F. A. Party fPostponedj. I5 P. H. S. vs. Alderson 18 P. H. S. vs. Pearisburg 21 P. H. S. vs. Oakvale 24 Youth Program 31 P. H. S. vs. Talcott 24 County Basket- Ball Tourna- ment 27 County Basket- Ball Tourna- ment 28 F. H. A. F. F. A. Party MARCH Junior Test Day Junior Junior Play Play Math Contest F H A Regional Meeting at Athens APRIL Operetta Operetta F H A Banquet MAY Band Festival J r Prom Baseball Baccalaur Tournament ate Serman Graduation Last Day of School 7 I2 20 21 27 29 I L y ' - - - r. S . 3 4 I5 3 9 I2 18 l J 22 23 -, 'I lil- I - .-t. . . Y . . - ..... .... .. ........... ..... ...- ,.... V... ,.... ,.... .,,,..., .,..,,k,.... -.... ..... -....9a. V... .... -A.. ..... -... V..- W... ,....,... ..... .... ..... ,..,, W... ..... -.... --... ..... ..... W... V..- V... ,... .... K. 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