Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

TIGER Princeton High School Princeton, West Virginia DAYS TO West Virginia's 100th birth- day; a memorable year for its every citizen. Wonderful things Sum iner Play Days REMEMBER’’ of S0«0 Montani Semper Liberi Centennial Year Graduation Day The purpose of any annual is to record, reflect and recall through words and pictures the people, the events, the days during the school year. During these DAYS TO REMEMBER, there have been times when in one sense or another we've made mistakes, but we have met successfully a lot of lively and bewil- dering challenges, and we've often had fun doing it. Here, at any rate, is how we remember the days of this our last year at P.H.S., momentous, often anxious, always exciting, the minutes and hours we have just lived through. We of the Annual Staff have recorded for you memories which otherwise would be lost; therefore, we the staff of the 1963 TIGER hope that the contents of this book will preserve some of these memories so that, in the future, you may turn back the pages and relive some of the happy times, warm friendships and eventful days of your life at P.H.S. Who knows how the future may remember these days? If we reflect back later on how we did manage to deal with the challenges of the last ten years, perhaps we'll have a better perspective on the challenges of the next and the next. Your Editor, 4 EDICATION which we, the students of Princeton Highij b can recognize a person is to dedicate ou Kbook to him. In appreciation of your high ideals, with admiration and respect, ve the staff of the '63 TIGER, on behalf of the Senioi Class, dedicate this book to you, Mr. RobuSt L. Right, our chief executive” our friend as well as supervisor. PRINCIPAL Mr. Robert Kight The administrators and the faculty at Princeton High contribute much to the welfare of our school. Each of them have spent many valuable hours and countless days helping us achieve our goals. We give thanks to all. MADIE M. DYER A.B., Concord College, W. Va. University, Marshall University. Teaching Fields: Biological Science, Social Science, English. Speciar-taterests: Music, Sports, '- Bridge. . . Children: Joe and Judy. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE VIRGINIA HOUCHINS A.B., Marshall Univ fyny: Teaching FieldvjplfQlbgy Economics, Special Int Basketba Childrpt?: To fandy ELEANOR BALL B.A Qoncord College. eaching-Ft lds: Physical and f ogical Scfertce, Mathematics. :cial Interests: Geology and pa Explorations. Larry, Sharon, Walter, ahd Ndfey. HOWARD FiARVEY- B.S.,-£oncord College Va.' University. , Teaching Fields: iClath, General, Biological, and Physical Sciences. Special Interests: Hunting, fishing'. Son: Howard-Lee. .• B.i Umyej ity, W.'-Va. State. Ts: .Physics, Chem - ■fstry, Biology, Matr General Science. — Special Interests: Science problems. Mineral Cultures, bowling. HOWARD DURR B.S., W. Va. University, M.A. Marshall University. Teaching Fields: Math, Chemistry, Physics, H.S., Principal Certificate. Special Interests: Reading, fishing, boating. Children: Eloise and Ted. BARGER LILLY A.B., Concord College, V.P.I., W. Va. University. Teaching Fields: Math, Physics, Phys. Ed., Manual Arts. Special Interests: Fishing, reading, T.V. 8 THE BETTY J. HOSMER B.S., Advertising Design, B.S., Edu- cation, Concord College, W. Va. University, Marshall University. Teaching Fields: Social Studies, Business, Art, and English. Special Interests: Stamp collecting, antiques, photography, gardening -- wild flowers, drawing. ARTS BETTY J. MOODY B.S., Music Education. Concord College, W. Va. University, Mar- shall University Special Intgnft : Music and travel. State University NORA BURTON B.S., Radford Coll Teaching Fields: istry. Special Interests: knitting. Son: Fred. CLUB EARL E. El SKINE, III B.S., Music Education, Concord College, Beckley College. Teaching Field: Instrumental Music. Special interests: Music and cars. Children: Debbie, Tammy, Kathy and Earl E., IV. THE SOCIAL SCIENCES WANDA L. HUGHES A.B., Concord College, M.A., W. Va. University. Teaching Fields: English, Social Studies. Special Interest: Travel. Daughter: Marilyn. Debra RALPH BALL B.S., Concord Oj University. • T TeachingrFidUlsj Studies Specif Jnteteitf Chii' “d mew i liege, W. Va. s. Ed., Social ducat ion. SEACHORD is.. Education, Nebraska StateJ caching Fields: Social Studies d Physical Education, gcial Interests: Sports and travel, uhter: Blenida. IH WALL B., Concord College, M.A. Ilumbia University. Feaching Fields: Biological and social Sciences. Special Interests: Sports and Travel. GUIDANCE AND MARY MARTIN A.B., Concord Collegfe, M Va. University, West Virginia Tec Teaching Fields: Engfish, Social Studies, Guidance. Special Interests: Music, Art, A.A.U.W., Delta Kappa Gamma. VIRGINIA HATCHER M.A., Uqncord College, A.B., W. Va. j3r jvejsity. T6 reading,!add bowling. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT i MARY JO CUNNINGHAM B.S., Concord College. Teaching Fields: Business, Sodial Studies and English. Special Interests: Rehdihg-, Children: Chuck and Cindy. ELAINE KEATLEY M.A., Guidance. Marshall University. Teaching Field: Business. Special Interest: Reading. ELEANOR BALL B.A., Concor Teaching FieL Biological Sci Special Interests: Geology and Space Explorations. LILLY Coftcord College, Bowling Ctillege. Teaching Fields: Business Education, English, Social Studies. Children: Larry, Sharon, Walter, and Nancy. BERNICE HICKS A.B., Concord College. Teaching Field: Business, Short- hand, Bookkeeping, and Typing. Children: Mark Stephen and Kathy Gray. VIRGINIA LEE SMITH B.S., Education, Concord College. Teaching Field: Business. Special Interest: Reading. Children: Cathye, Layne, Todd, and Lee Ann. RALPH BALL B.S., Concord University Teacfy Studies Special Children: Jeanie and Brad.' “ ATHLETICS Co vers M; Social THELMA ELMORE B.S,, .Rhys. Ed., Concord College, Uni IrSit of Tennessee. TeactJfhjL-Fields: Physical Edu tion affd, English. Special WcereststTeunis,. and swi aiming. NICK DIACHENKO B.S., Physical Ed., M.A., Education. Teaching Field: Phys. Ed. Special Interest: Golf. and PAT SEACHO,RD ] B.S., Education, Nebraska State. Teaching Fields: Social Studies and Physical Educati Special Interests: Sports and travel. Daughter: Blenida. 10 ENGLISH AND LANGUAGES SPEECH AND JOURNALISM MARY GRAHAM PAGE B.A., St. Petersburg Jr. College, University of N. Carolina, Florida State University. Teaching Fields: English, Spanish, Social Studies. Special Interests: Camping, Church program, Literary. Children: Alice and Caroline. MARY MARTIN A.B., Concord College, M.A., W. Va. University, West Virginia Tech. Teaching Fields: English, Social Studies, Guidance. Special Interests: Music, Art, A.A.U.W., Delta Kappa Gamma. LOUISE GENTRY B.S., Concord College, M.A., W. Va. University. Teaching Fields: Speech, English. Special Interests: Community and Summer Theatre, Directing and acting, traveling, cooking, bowling, Delta Kappa Gamma. JANICE VERMILLION A.B., W. Va. University, M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University. Teaching Fields: English and French Special Interests: Church, Music, Delta Kappa Gamma, A.A.U.W. MILDRED T. MURPHY A.B., Concord College, Marshall University. Teaching Fields: Music, English. Special Interests: Music, Bridge. Children: Suzanne, Sarah and Beth. ANICE GOTT A.B., W. Va. University. Teaching Fields: English, French. Special Interests: Reading. Wesleyan Service Guild of Methodist Church, Delphian Literary Club, Daughters of American Revolution. WILLIE MARIE SHUMATE B.S., Radford College, M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University. Teaching Fields: English, Language, Biology, Mathematics. Special Interests: Reading, school and community activities. Delta Kappa Gamma, A.A.U.W. KATHLEEN KANE A.B., Emory and Henry College, Duke University, W. Va. Univer- sity, University of Wisconsin, William and Mary College. CATHERINE PAXTON A.B., Concord College. Teaching Fields: English, French, Library Science. Special Interests: Bridge, reading. NOT TO RULE BUT TO GUIDE, NOT TO ADMONISH BUT TO INSTRUCT What greater honor could be paid any teacher than to be elected the favorite teacher of the graduating class? We quote the Seniors as they bestow this honor on Mrs. Wands Hughes: She's taught me more than any other teacher -- Her classes are so interesting I want to learn and try twice as hard -- I have had two classes from her and she's TOPS -- She strives to improve herself as well as her stu- dents -- She always has a smile and a kind word for everyone -- She is thor- oughly dedicated to her profession” -- It is impossible not to learn in her classes, for they are interesting as well as informative” -- She really strives to prepare us for college -- She loves to see people squirm and she sometimes makes us nervous with pop quizzes, yet she can stimulate anyone to study -- She can sure get her point across -- She has set every student in her class to thinking what this world is all about -- She teaches more than World History, she teaches us good citizenship -- 'She has interesting discussions and provides outside materials to emphasize her lessons” -- You have to do everything she tells you to, and you learn something whether you want to or not -- She is interested in every student -- She helps anyone when they need it” -- An excellent teacher, who shows no partiality, and is fair in grading” -- I can truly say that she is the most helpful teacher I have had in high school -- She is enthusiastic and consistent in attitude” -- I feel I have learned more from her than from any other teacher I have had” -- P.S.: She has a big kind hart. WHAT IS LEFT TO BE SAID? These lines are dedicated in loving memory to Mr. Melvin McClain, former Principal, who gave countless years of devoted service to Princeton High School. Through his personal strength, stature, and wisdom, he guided the youth of our community, earned the respect and regard of his faculty, and made for himself a host of friends. His sunny disposition, kindness, and sympathetic understanding will ever be remembered by those who had the privilege of knowing and working with him. 13 Garnet Thomas Jennalie Wheeler Glady Smith Ethel Shultz Joe Curto Stanley Shultz Cafeteria Manager Garnet Cook Our thanks to those who served Princeton High so well through all the days of 62-63. TO PRINCETON HIGH To PRINCETON HIGH our eyes looked up, Our hearts were filled joy, When first we stepped into these halls, A growing girl and boy. And through the years our minds grew well, In knowledge, love, and truth, And from these halls we now emerge, Matured, but yet in youth. We all have learned from you our guide Though some of us have failed, Yet all of us have gained some truth, Through which you have prevailed. Oh PHS! The tears now come. They come from within our heart, For there sadness begins to grow, As now we must depart. Yes we must leave as all youth must, But within our hearts its true. That none of us shall e'er forget, How much we owe to you. Claude Houston Class of '63 15 SENIORS 63 Carol Meadows................Secretary Virginia Bennett..............V. Pres. Emerson Mann.................President Margery Mallory..............Treasurer Nelle Johnston........................ Student Council Representative Russell Wiley......................... Student Council Representative Miss Louise Gentry.............Sponsor ELIZABETH JEAN AGNEW Course: College Prep. Activities: B.T.U. Sec.; A Cap- pella; Choir; Pep Club; Sr. Ban- quet. Not a thinker, a talker. GRACE EULA MAE AYERS Gracie Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A.; Band; Office Staff; Student Council; Sr. Banq. Let the little girl dance! FREDDIE JEAN ANDERSON J. Fred Course: Commercial, Activities: M.Y.F. Sec., Treas.; Choir; Library Staff. W hat's the use of worrying?” RICHARD NOEL BABCOCK Dickie Course: College Prep. Activities: Band; Pep Band; Hi-Y Club. Man of polite learning and a liberal education. CHARLES HERBERT AYERS Chuck Course: Commercial Activities: C.Y.F.; Boys' Athletic Club; Jr. Bowling Team. Let them call it mischief, I call it fun. ANNA LAURA BAILEY Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; G.A.A. Duty is what one expects of others. BOBBY JEAN BAILEY Buz Course: College Prep. Roll on old world, and I'll roll with you. DOYLE DALE BAILEY Course: Commercial Well done, soon done. HENRY HAMPTON BAILEY Course.- General Activities: Boys’ Athletic Club; Football. Swinging along with the breeze. RONNIE LEE BAILEY Course: Commercial Activities: Choir. Nice things come in small pack DONALD LYNN BAKER Don Course: General Activities: Basketball. If fame comes after fortune, he is in no hurry. CLARENCE EDWARD BALL Eddie” Course: College Prep. Activities: Band; Pep Band; Boys' Athletic Club. Childhood and youth are vanity.” BILLIE SHERYL BALLARD Course: Commercial Activities: Gymnastics Club. 'It’s pretty but is it art?” CAROLYN ELIZABETH BANISTER Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A.; A Cappella; Choroleers; Choir; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; 4-H. Good nature like a bee, collects honey from every flower. FANNIE MAE BAXTER Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Choir; Pep Club; 4-H. Live, love, laugh, and be happy.” SHARON GALE BELCHER Red- Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A. You can manufacture blonds, but red heads come naturally. TOBIAS GORDON BELCHER Toby- Course: Vocational Activities: M.Y.F. Don't fence me in. VIRGINIA JANE BENNETT Ginny Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A. Se : C.Y.C.; A Cappella; Choroleers; Choir; Masque Gavel; Pep Club V. Pres.; Science Club V. Pres.; Sr. V. Pres.; Annual Staff. 'Brains and beauty combined de- lightfully. JOSEPH ALBERT BESENYEI Course: Colle ePrep. Activities: B.T.U.; Boys' Athletic Club; Lettermen; Football; Bas- ketball; Track; Baseball. Good men are rare, but here is one. PAULA SUE BOHN Course: College Prep. Activities: G.A.A.; C.Y.C.; A Cappella; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Tiger Review; Choroleers. Near, and sweet, would there more like her. LARRY ALLEN BOGGS Bulwinkle Course: College Prep. Activities: F.T.A. Treas.; C.Y.C. C.Y.F. Pres.; A Cappella; Choir; Masque Gavel; Forensic Meets; 1st Reg. Debate; Pep Club; Key Club; Science Club; Parade Mar- shall; Annual Staff; Student Council 2nd V. Pres. He said he would, but he never did. MARY ALICE BOWLING Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; Pep Club; Library Staff; Hall Monitor. Never hurry” EDWARD THOMAS BROOKS Tom Course: College Prep. Activities: Lettermen; Football; Track. A friendly man DOUGLAS RAY BRYANT Doug Course: General Activities: C.A.P.; Boys’ Athletic Club; Lettermen; Football; Track; Baseball. A good time? Why not. PAUL AUGUSTUS BROYLES, JR. Course: College Prep. Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choroleers; Annual Staff; Boys' State. Still water runs deep. MARIAM MAE BROWN Susie Course: Commercial I A quiet manner cannot hide the qualities of friendship and love. CAROLYN LOUISE BROYLES Blondie Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; Choir. JjAil her ways aie pleasing ways. DWIGHT LEE BRYANT Wacky Course. Commercial Activities: C.A.P. 1st Lt.; Boys Athletic Club; Football; Track; Boy Scouts. Let us have fun, and let the world go by. WILMA FAY BUCKNER Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A.; Hall Monitor. The love light shines. DOROTHY JANICE BURTON Course: Commercial A winning smile is but one of her assets. THOMAS WAYNE CAHILL Butch Course: Vocational If you can't be careful be good. IMOGENE CALDWELL Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.F. Treas. A girl is the most difficult of all creatures to understand. RICHARD ALLEN CARPER Course: Vocational An agreement will break a custom. LEE JACKSON CHRISTIAN Jackie Course: Commercial Activities: C.A.P.; Boys' Athletic Club; Hall Monitor. Those who hesitate are lost.” DANNY RAY CLARK Big Red Course: Commercial Activities: Boys' Athletic Club; Football; Track. The rough and ready man. EDGAR JACKSON CLARK Eddie Course: Vocational Activities: C.A.P. We would, and we would not. MORRIS SHANDELL CLARK Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; Boys’ Ath- letic Club; Letterman; Football; Track; Science Club; 4-H Pres. Men, like bullets, go fartherest when they are smoothest. BRENDA LOUISE CLAY Course: Commercial Activities: Library Staff; Hall Monitor; Office Staff. Only the heart without a stain knows perfection. BETTY JANE COMBS Course: Commercial Activities: M.Y.F. To speak kindly does not hurt her tongue. PATRICIA LYNN COOPER Patty Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A.; Pep Club. Haste makes waste. LOUIS ALLEN COX Course: College Prep. Activities: Basketball; Track; Baseball; Key Club. Happiness reigns where smiles dwell. ELBERT EUGENE COMBS Cowboy Course: Vocational All things come to those who BETTYE SUE CONNOR Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; C.Y.C.; M.Y.F.; C iip.ir; A Cappella; Cheerleader, Head; Masque Gavel, Sec.; Pep Club; Hmmg. Act.; Sr. Banq.; Student of Month. She has an oar in everyone's boat, and a finger in every pie. RETA KAY CROWELL Course: College Prep. Activities: F.T.A.; Masque Gavel; Tiger Review. A friendly smile and winning ways. JOE LEE DAUGHERTY Course: Vocational The Robin Hood of the younger generation. BERTHA LEE DUNCAN Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A. How to succeed without really 'TiifttllfTTBrili BARBARA CAROL DANIELEY Course: Commercial Activities: Library Staff. Does she or doesn't she? LOU ANN EDMONDS Coarse: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; M.Y.F.; Choir V. Pres.; A Cappella; Choro leers; Pep Club Treas.; Hmmg. Jr. Sr. Att.; Student Council. Short, sweet, and neat. DOROTHY ANN ELAM Dottie Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; M.Y.F.; Choir Pres.; A Cappella; Annual Staff. Her quiet sweet nature has found a place in our hearts. BARBARA ANN ELMORE Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A.; Choir; A Cappella; Pep Club; Sec. Jr. Class; Office Staff; Student Council. Happiness seems made to be shared.” CAROL ELAINE ELMORE Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A., Treas.; C.Y.F.; F.T.A.; Choir; Pep Club; Library Staff; 4-H Treas.; Girl Scouts. The best way to a man's heart is through his stomach.” REBECCA ANN ESKEW Becky Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.C.; B.T.U. Pres.; A Cappella, Pres.; Accomp.; Choir V. Pres.; Masque Gavel Treas.; Pep Club; Y.W.A. Pres. To do easily what is difficult for others is a mark of talent. BRENDA KAY EVANS Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A.; M.Y.F.; Mas- que Gavel; Pep Club; Library Staff; Hall Monitor. Medium in stature, features fair; shedding her cheerfulness every- where. JOHN WALTER FANNING Preacher Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.F.; Boys' Athletic Club; Lettermen; Football; Bas- ketball; Track; Baseball; Key Club Treas.; Soph. Jr. Student Council Rep.; Boy Scout God and Country Award. Women are demons that make us us enter hell through the gates of paradise. WAYNE ALFRED FARMER Course: Commercial Do not turn your back when you are at the goal. DIANNE MARIE FERGUSON Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; G.A.A.; C.Y.C.; Choir; Pep Club; 4-H. Don't hide your light under a basket. STEPHEN ROSS FERGUSON Fergie Course: College Prep. Activities: Boys' Athletic Club; Lettermen; Basketball; Track; Baseball. Let them call it mischief, when it is past and gone ’twill be virtue. ELIZABETH ADA FLANIGAN Liz Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; Catholic Youth Council, Sec.; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Soph. Class Off.; Student Council. Ma, he’s makin' eyes at me. JOHN EDWARD FLEMING Buster Course: Commercial Activities: C.A.P.; M.Y.F.; Mas- que Gavel; All-State; All- Regional Cast; Chess Club; Soph. Class Off.; Track; Tiger Tribune; Key Club; Annual Staff; Student Council; Stage Mgr., Head. If silence were golden I wouldn't have a penny. JAMES ROOSEVELT FORNEY Junior Course: Commercial Activities: Boys’ Athletic Club; Lettermen; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Hmmg. Act. All good things wait the seeker. JERRY ALLEN FRA LICK Course: Commercial Activities: Boys’ Athletic Club. Early to bed, and early to rise, oh heck you know the rest.” SARA SCHOOLING GEORGE Sally” Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; F.N.A., Treas.; G.A.A.; M.Y.F., Sub- Dist. Pub. Chr.; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Soph. Class Sec.; Stu- dent Council; Sec.-Treas. ” A sweet old fashion girl.” STEPHEN MARTIN GIBBS . ' M£PerM Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; Boys' Ath- letic Club; Hall Monitor. Greater men have lived but 1 doubt it.” GAIL LEE GRAHAM Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; A Cappella; Choir; Pep Club. A work, a smile; a girl worthwhile. MARY CATHERINE GOINGS Course: Commercial Cute and little . . . mostly both. LAURA JANE GRAY Little Iodine Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A.; G.A.A.; M.Y.F.; Pep Club. Those who get fun out of life are those who put fun into life. ALBERTA JOYCE HALL Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; Band; Major- ette; Masque Gavel; Hall Monitor. Keep your face to the sunshine. I INl)A GAIL HALL Lizard Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A.; Pep Club; Hmmg. Act. The sweetest joy, the wildest woe is love. DIANA MARIE HALL Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; G.A.A.j Pep Club, Pres.; Annual Staff, Editor; Office Staff; student Council, 1st V. Pres.; Jr. Sr. Banq.; M.I.A. 1st Counselor; Hmmg. Act. Honor, glory, and popular praise. SUZY ANN HALL Sue Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club; Future Busi ness Women of America. Care and I have never met. LILLIE DELORSE HALL Course: Commercial Activities: Library Staff. It is all in the state of the mind. SHARON KAY HAMMOND Sherry Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; M.Y.F.; Choir; A Cappella; Pep Club; Hmmg. Act. What will be will be. REBEKAH MAY HARBERT Becky Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; G.A.A.; C.Y.C.; M.Y.F., Treas.; Sub- Dist. Dist. Fel. Chr.; A Cap- pella; Choro leers; Madrigal; Choir, Pres.; Pep Club; Tiger Tribune Co-Editor; Jr. Class Off.; Annual Staff; Student Council; 4-H. Never a dull moment when she is around. JOYCE ANN HARDIN Course: Commercial Gentlemen prefer blonds. JAMES WALTON HICKS PAMELA ELIZABETH HICKS Course: Vocational Pam Why worry, it causes grey hair. Course: College Prep. Activities: Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor. Art is the perfection of nature. THOMAS HERMAN HICKS Course: General Activities: Boys’ Athletic Club; Football; Track. It is never to late to learn. CLAUDE DOUGLAS HOUSTON Course.- College Prep. Activities: F.T.A.; C.Y.C., V. Pres.; M.Y.F., V. Pres.; Masque Gavel; Boys' Athletic Club; Tiger Tribune; ScienceClub, Pres.; 4-H V. Pres. He could joust for a week, laugh for a month; argue forever. FRIEDA GAIL HUFF Fee Fee Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; B.T.U.; Pep Club; Hall Monitor; Sen. Banq. Patience is the companion of wisdom. GERTRUDE HURT Gerty Course: Commercial Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. DOROTHY SUE JACKSON BROOK IE LEE JOHNSTON MARY ANN JOHNSTON Course: College Prep. Course: College Prep. Nan Activities: Band; Hall Monitor. Activities: F.N.A.; Pep Club; Course: Commercial Ain't love wonderful. Hall Monitor. Activities: F.H.A. : Pep Club; Thy modesty is like a candle Library Staff. to thy merit. A happy disposition with a smile for everyone. CONNIE SUE LAWRENCE Course: Commercial Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. BARBARA LYNN KESSINGER Course: Commercial Activities: B.T.U.; Pep Club. Sweetness is so everlasting. REGINA PEARL KARNES Reggie Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A., Pres.; C.Y.C.; A Cappella, Treas.; Choir; Mas- que Gavel; Pep Club; Tiger Review; Science Club. As pure as a pearl and as perfect; a noble and innocent girl. NELLE KEATING JOHNSTON Course: College Prep. Activities: F.T.A.; C.Y.C.; M.Y.F.; Choir Treas1 Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Sr. Class Off.; Student Council; Annual Staff. Every day a different story, every day a different boy. KAREN ADA KAILING Sarge Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; M.Y.F.; Pep Club; Homecoming Queen; Hall Moni- tor. Charm and grace accompany her. NORMA JEAN KESTER Course: Commercial Activities: Choir; Pep Club; Hall Monitor; 4-H Sec. All her ways are pleasing ways. PATRICIA CATHERINE KIRK Pat Course: College Prep. Actiyities; F.N.A. V. Pres.; M.Y.F. Pres.; Masque Gavel; Tiger Review; Tiger Tribune; Science Club; Library Staff. Sweet, polite, and a treat to meet. NANCY ANN KESSLER Kess Course: College Prep. Activities: G.A.A., Treas., Pres.; C.Y.C.; M.Y.F. Pres.; Choir; A Cappella; Choro leers; Pep Club; Girls Basketball Team. A queen of sports. PAMELA JUNE LEEPER Pam Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.C.; M.Y.F. V. Pres. Pres.; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Hall Monitor. Her friendly smile is but part of her good qualities. GERALD LEE LEWIS Course: Vocational Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. GLEN ALLEN LUCAS Bucky Course: Commercial Pleasure is one of the many things to live for. DENNIS ALAN LISAGOR Denny Course: College Prep. Do today's work tomorrow. WANDA JO LOCKHART Little One Course: Commercial Activities: Church Youth Group Pres.; Church Choir. To do great deeds one must have the desire. LLOYD DAVID LEWIS L. D. Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F. Treas.; Choir; A Cappella; Choro leers; All State Chorus; Boys' Quartet; Madrigal; Masque Gavel; Drama Festival; Pep Club; Bas- ketball Mgr.; Tiger Tribune Co- Ed.; Key Club; Sr. Banq.; D.A.R. Am. Hist. Award; Vesper Choir. Each to his own train -- I mean trade. PATRICIA THERESE MADAR 'Patsy Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F. Sec.; Choir; A Cappella; Choroleers; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Science Club, Sec.; Hmmg. Sr. Float Chr.; Annual Staff Co-Ed.; Stu- dent Council. And pray, sir, what in the world is equal to it? MARGERY JO MALLORY Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A. Pres.; G.A.A.; C.Y.C.; M.Y.F. Treas., V. Pres.; Sub-Dist. Fel. Chr., Sec.; Cheer- leader; Pep Club; Science Club; Jr. Sr. Class Treas.; Maid of Honor; Annual Staff; Crisco Hmmg. Award; 4-H. Virtue is a kind of health, beauty, and good habit of the soul. CARL ELVIS MANN Tex Course: Commercial A man of thought and action. SONJA MARIE MARQUIS Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Office Staff; Student Council. Sweet, neat, and petite; we need more of them! GEORGE AD MANN Buddy Course: Vocational Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. MICHAEL PARIS MANN Micky Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A.; M.Y.F.; Choir; A Cappella; Choroleers; All State Chorus; Boys' Quartet; Madrigal; Masque Gavel, Pres.; Drama Festival; Pep Club; Tiger Review; Key Club; Student Council. Think you'll ever forget me? -- Never! MARGARET FRANCES MATHENA Course: General Activities: 4-H Rec. Leader, Sec. Quietness is best. EMERSON STEELE MANN Chuck” Course: College Prep. Activities: A Cappella; Choro- leers; Drama Festival; Forensic Meets; Lettermen; Football; Basketball; Track; Key Club, Treas.; Jr. Sr. Class Pres.; Student Council; 1st place Mag. Camp. ' An honest man is the noblest work of God. VALERIA MATHEWS Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; Pe Club; 4-H Health Comm. Chr. Turn the sunny side of things to human eyes.” jjlGEL AARON MAXEY Course ommercia 1 Activities: Tiger Tribune Feature Editor. Success is the result of work. FREDDIE ANDREW McKENZIE Mac Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.C.; Boys' Ath- letic Club; Lettermen; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; 4-H. To become a great man it is necessary to be a rascal. JOE EDWARD McGLOTHLIN Jed Course: College Prep. Activities: Boys Athletic Club; C.Y.O. Pres. Work is the root of all evil. CHARLES ARNETTE McKINNEY Course: Vocational Honesty is the best policy. DOUGLAS ARTHUR MIDKIFF Doug Course: Commercial We know not what we are, but we know what we may be. MICHAEL WAYNE McPHERSON Mike Course: Commercial Why take life seriously? We never get out alive. CAROL JEAN MEADOWS George Course: Commercial Activities: Sr. Class Off.; Student Jolly, good natured, full of fun; if you want a good friend, here is one. JAMES MERRELL McMILLJON Mac Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; Choir; A Cappella; V. Pres.; Choroieers; All State Chorus; Boys' Quartet; Madrigal; Key Club; Science Club; Annual Staff; Boys' State; Vesper Choir. Hitch your wagon to this star. JAMES DAVID MICHAEL Jim Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; A Cappella; Choroieers; Key Club; Hmmg. Escort. The hardest problem in math he solves; but what about cupid? ROGER DALE MILLER Course: Vocational Not a care in the world. DONNIE RAY MOON Course: Commercial Youth is wholly experiments. PATRICIA ANN MOON Course: Commercial A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. KENNETH EDWARD MOONEY MELVA LEE MOSES DAVID BOYKIN MOULDER Moonshine Course: Commercial Mouldie Course: College Prep. Activities: Library Staff. Course: Commercial Activities: Boys' Athletic Club; Originality is a valuable asset. Activities: Hall Monitor. Key Club Sec.; Library Staff. The world is no better if we worry; life is no better if we hurry. He is the sort of fellow that follows you in a revolving door and comes out first. WILLIAM LAURENCE MUSICK Lanny Course: College Prep. Activities: C.A.P. 1st Sar. I never intend to die from over- work. DIANE STAIGE MYERS Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Mas que Gavel; Pep Club; Hall Monitor. The eyes are the windows of the soul. JACKIE CARL NEELY Course: Commercial A good friend always. CARL PAUL NOE Course: College Prep. Activities: Band; Pep Band. Music is a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without. CHARLES VAL OSBORNE WILLLXM JAMES OSBORNE Course: College Prep. Activities: B.T.U.; Boys' Ath- letic Club; Lettermen; Football; Track; Science Club. They say that all great men are dying; I don't feel well myself. Ozzie Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; Boys' Athletic Club; Lettermen; Football; Track; Tiger Tribune; Key Club, V. Pres., Pres.; Jr. Key Clubber of year. Call me Ishmael! RUTH CAROLYN PEAK Course: Commercial •'Defeat and I are the worst of enemies.” BRENDA MARLENE PENNINGTON Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A.; C.Y.F.; M.Y.F. Woman is the only animal that blushes. TREAVOR FRED PETTREY Fred” Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.C.; M.Y.F. V. Pres.; Hall Monitor. ”My books are friends that never fail me.” MABLE PAULINE PHILLIPS Course: Commercial I am what I am. CARL ALDEN PRESLEY Course: College Prep. Activities: Boys’ Athletic Club; Tiger Tribune; Hall Monitor; Jr. Sr. Banq. ” A penny for your thoughts. HELEN DARLENE QUESENBERRY Course: Commercial Activities: Library Staff. The radiance of her smile warms everyone. BARBARA LEE REESE Course: Commercial Good temper is an estate for life. JUANITA ELLEN RAGAN Course: Commercial Activities: Hall Monitor. Silent but sweet. MICHAEL THOMAS REGAN Mike Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.F.; Pep Club; Boys' Athletic Club; Key Club; Hmmg. Act.; Hall Monitor; Annual Staff; Student Council. From the crown of his head to the sole of his feet, he is all man. DON LYNN RECTOR Dumb Course.- College Prep. Activities: Boys' Athletic Club; Lettermen; Football; Track; Base: ball; Key Club V. Pres.; Hall Monitor. -- Arguing -- the worst sort of conversation. TYRONE LEONARD ROGERS Ty Course: Commercial Activities: Masque Gavel; Tiger Review; Football; 4-H. Temperance is the greatest of all virtues. CECEILIA GUYNATH ROSE Ceci Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; G.A.A.; C.Y.C.; B.T.U. Sec.; Choir; A Cappella; Choroleers; Band; Pep Band; Masque Gavel. Music is the moonlight in the gloomy night of life. FRANCES HELEN ROSENBERRY Fran Course: Commercial Activities: C.Y.C.; C.Y.F. Do thy nearest duty today.” ALFRED CUTHEDA RUCKER Pee Wee Course: College Prep. Activities: Boys' Athletic Club; Track; 4-H V. Pres. It is easy for men to talk one thing and do another. CAROLYN KAY RUMBURG Course: Commercial Originality is a valuable asset. MARY RUTH SAGE Sagebrush Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; Pep Club; Hall Monitor; C.B.Y.F., V. Pres,; Annual Staff Assistant. As merry as the day is long. ELIZABETH SCOTT SHAFFER Libby” Course: College Prep. Activities: Cheerleader; Masque Gavel; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Jr.- Sr. Banq.; F.T.A.; C.Y.C.; G.A.A.; Science Club; F.N.A.; Youth Fel.f Sec. I'm here, now the party can begin. MARY ANN SHORT Course: Commercial Like a flower that blooms in spring. JOSEPH CARL SHRADER Joe Course: Vocational He is never less at leisure than when at leisure. MORRIS RAY SHREWSBURY Course: Vocational Nice things come in tiny pack ages. VIRGINIA CAROL SHULTZ Course: Commercial Activities: Choir Treas.; A Cappella. She goes her way without a word, but with a purpose. JERRY RICHARD SHUMAKER Course: Vocational It matters not how long we live but how. JOYCE ELLEN SIMPKINS Course: College Prep. Activities: C.Y.C.; B.T.U. Pres.; Hall Monitor; Y.W.A. Pres. Perseverance keeps honor bright. TERRY DALE SIMPSON Course: Vocational not budge an inch. DANNY RAY SIX Lighter Course: Vocational Activities: Chess Club; Football. Laugh and the world laughs with you. FRANCES ANN SISK Fran Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; M.Y.F.; Choir; Pep Club; 4-H. Humor is harmony of the heart. ANITA CAROL SKEENS Nete Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; F.T.A.; Pres.; Masque Gavel 1st V. Pres.; Drama Festival; Forensic Meets; Pep Club; Tiger Review; Tiger Tribune; Science Club; Annual Staff; Student Council; Student of Month; B.T.U. Determination. CAROL ANN SMITH Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; C.Y.C.; M.Y.F.; Choir; A Cappella; Choro leers; Pep Club. Life is but a simple matter. CH ARLES LEON SNEED Zeke Course: Vocational Activities: C.A.P. 2nd Lt. Speedy success to a speedy guy. ROBERT CRAIG SNEAD Course: College Prep. Activities: Track; Key Club; Hall Monitor. Step by step the ladder is ascended. CAROL ANNETTE SMITH Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; G.A.A.; C.Y.C.; Choir; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Student Council; 4-H. Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. JEREML H WAYNE SMITH '.'Jerry Course: Commercial Ambition has no rest. JOSEPH ALEX SOMOSKY Course: General Life is too important a thing to ever talk seriously about. JAMES ROBERT SOWERS Bob Course: College Prep. Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choroleers; Boys' Athletic Club; Key Club; Science Club. Answer me in one word. BENNY RAY SPENCER Course: Vocational Think of work but play on. HOWARD BARRY ST. CLAIR Barry Course: College Prep. Activities: F.T.A.; C.Y.C.; B.T.U.; V. Pres.; Pres.; A Cap- pella; Choroleers; Boys' Quartet; Choir; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Lettermen; Football; Bas- ketball; Track; Key Club; Sci- ence Club; Class Off. V. Pres.; Student Council Pres.; Boys' State; Student Coun. Wkshp.; Student Coun. Conven. Honor lies in honest toil. PATSY JEAN STEPHENSON Pat Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A.; M.Y.F.; Band; Pep Band. Don't count your chickens be- fore they are hatched. SANDRA JEAN STEORTS Sandy Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Choir; A Cappella; Pep Club; Tiger Tribune; Library Staff; S.H.F. Sec., Treas. Youth comes but once in a life time. TERRY MARTIN STRASKO Course: College Prep. Activities: Boys Athletic Club; Wildlife Club; Air Explorer's Sec.; Catholic Youth Council. To ride, shoot straignt, and speak the truth.’ BETTY LOUISE TAYLOR Pinky Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A. You can never plan the future by the past. CARLOS DALE THOMAS Course: Commercial Activities: Hall Monitor. Tall, dark and handsome. IVA CAROLYN THOMAS Dickie Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; C.Y.C. Sec.; Choir; A Cappella; Choroleers; Pep Club; Hmmg. Act.; Hall Monitor; Student Council; P.Y.F. Sec. Kindness is the noblest weapon with which to conquer. FRANCES GAY THOMPSON Course: College Prep. Activities: M.Y.F.; Choir Treas.; A Cappella; Hall Monitor. Silence is more eloquent than words. RANDOLPH BLAKE THOMPSON Toad Course: Commercial The best conversationalist is a good listener. DARLENE FRANCES THOMPSON Dolly Course: Commercial Activities: Choir | «| An asset to all who know her. JAMES WARD TIBBS Course;.Vocationa 1 To live long, it is necessary to live slowly. MARY JANE TRENT Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A.; M.Y.F. Sec.; Pres.; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Hall Monitor. She is the pineapple of polite- ness. OPAL MAE TOLLIVER Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A. Her temperament doesn't match her hair. CAROLYN LOUISE VANCE Course: Commercial Though she is but little, she is fierce. BRENDA SUE VENERI Course: Commercial Activities: G.A.A.; Cheerleader; Pep Club; Tiger Tribune; Stu- dent Council; Tigerettes. Cute as a button. PRANCES ELIZABETH WALKER Course: College Prep. Activities: F.N.A.; C .Y.C. Treas.; B.T.U. Sec.; Choir; A Cappella; Choro leers; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Tiger Re- view; Library Staff; Y.W.A. I feel that I am happier than I know. DONALD CURTIS VEST SYLVIA KELLY VIPPERMAN Course: Commercial Activities: B.T.U.; Masque Gavel; Hall Monitor. Can't help lovin' that man! Course: College Prep. Activities: Baseball; Hall Monitor; Chess Club. A friend in need ... SUSAN ELOISE WALLACE Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; F.N.A.; F.T.A.; C.Y.C.; C.Y.F., V. Pres., Sec.; Masque Gavel; Pep Club; Library Staff. Where your treasure is there will be your heart also. DIANE FAYE WARDEN Course: Commercial Activities: Library Staff. Sweet her manners and quiet her ways. CAROL ANN WEATHERFORD Course: College Prep. Activities: F.H.A.; F.N.A.; F.T.A. V. Pres.; M.Y.F.; Masque Gavel; Science Club Softly speaks and walks Carol. CAROLYN SUE WHITE Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A. The flower of her age. HENRY ARMISTEAD LINDA LEE WHITT RUSSELL ELMUS WILEY WHITEHURST Course: College Prep. Russ” Course: College Prep. Activities: F.T.A.; G.A.A., V. Course: College Prep. Activities: F.T.A.; C.Y.C.; Pres.; Choir; Masque Gavel; Activities: C.Y.F.; Pep Club; S.H.F., Pres.; A Cappella; Pep Club. Chess Club; Lettermen; Basket- Choroleers; Choir; Pep Club; Prowess in athletics becomes ball; Track; Hall Monitor; Stu- Chess Club; Lettermen; Foot- one. dent Council; Sr. Class Rep.; ball; Basketball; Key Club; Woodman of the World. Bluestone Pres by. Coun.; Annual Deeds, not words, make the Staff. man. The height of progress will never be reached without men like Henry. PATRICIA ANNE WILLS Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; C.Y.C.; Choir; A Cappella. A soul as white as heaven. BRENDA JOYCE WIMMER Course: Commercial Activities: F.T.A. Small showers last long but sudden storms are short. DONALD RAY WALTERS Don Course: Silence is golden. EDWARD FRANK WINFREY Eddie Course: College.Prep. Activities: Boys' Athletic Club; Tiger Review. A man should be upright -- not kept upright. CHRISTIE WESTON WINKLER Chris Course: College Prep. Activities: Presby. Fel Pres.; Boys' Athletic Club; Lettermen; Foot- ball; Basketball; Track; Key Club; Sop. Class Pres.; French Club; Boy Scouts; Lab. Asst. He gains what he starts out to do. NANCY ALMA WOOD Course: Commercial Activities: F.H.A.; G.A.A.; B.T.U.; Choir; Cheerleader; Pep Club; Tiger Tribune; Office Staff Student Council; Y.W.A. Sec.; Tigerettes. Love makes the world go around. DONALD ROBERT YOUNG : i Jfent' w. : . KcncCTJcnnington . . . .... I.wJa Blevins ecreiwv • Brentra Pennington •r r ................. “ � Judy tu'dciit i uncil Rcp. 4 L . . . . l J BS ky Marcuiy p� si . !� •%............. jrs. Murphy Ittll It vIK. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Allen IV rtia Alvis l.arry Anderson Rebecca Arrington Dana Austin Tommy Bailey Tltelma Ball Dwain Barbcric Ronnie Barr Kathy Bateman Winnie Bauguess Doris Belcher Herman Belcher Wayne Belcher Brenda Blankenship Patty Blankenship 54 Phyllis Blankenship Linda Blevins Jim Bondurant Patricia Boothe John Bowling William Bowling Peggy Boyd Ronnie Bratsis Robert Brenneman Betty Brown Gay Brown George Browning Gloria Browning Benny Buckner Emma Jean Burton David Garmon 55 Carol Carper Sam Carter Leonard Chamberlain Hattie Chandler Johnny Clark Mary Jane Clark Joyce Coleman Gwen Collins Katie Compton William Compton Rodger Cooper Randolph Cordle Charles Cotton Dorothy Cozart Cornelia Crews Randall Crotty 56 James Croy Alfred Daniels Ronnie Daniels Linda Davis Rebecca Dawson Sharon Delp Freddie Donley Eugene Dooley Janet Doyle Norma Jean Doyle Benjamin Dunford Gayle Duncan Judy Dyer Ernie Elmore Juanita Elmore Mary Belle Evans 57 Richard Evans Shirley Evans Arnold Faulkner Margaret Fletcher Paul Furrow Everette Gentry Darlene Goings Richard Gooch Sonja Graham Gary Grim Lynn Hall Norma Hall Naomi Ham brick Fredrick Harris Brenda Hartley Janet Hartsock Michael Harvey lid ward Hatcher Suzanne Hatcher Patricia Hawkins I’d ward Hawks Jeffery 1 laynes Iris Hicks Katherine Hicks Patricia Hicks Susan Hill Michael Hobbs William lloge Michael Holdren Sandra Holdren lohnny Howell Steve Hudson 59 Gayle Huffman Roger Hutchens Robert Jackson Sandra Jenks Frank Johnson Helen Johnston John Johnston Kenneth Johnston Christine Jones Connie Jones Randa Jones William Jones Edith Karnes Elizabeth Karnes Michael Kelly Mike Kessinger 60 Susan Kester David Keys Leah Kidd Nicholas Krupey Rudolph Kyle Bumper Lackey Joyce Lafferty Allen Lambert Betsy Lambert Lynn Lambert Patricia Lambert Jerry Laufer Kay Lawrence Elizabeth Lawson Robert Lee Douglas Lilly 61 Karen Lilly Patricia Lilly Daniel Ix cl liart Peggy Lockhart Darrell Long David Longwood Barbara Lovicz Chcri Mann Rebecca Marcum Dixie Marshall Sandra Martin Geraldine McCoy Linda McCoy Carolyn McKenzie Linda McKenzie Lynn McKenzie 62 Linda McNeil Dwight McPherson Carolyn Meadows David Meadows Jerry Meadows Paul Meadows James Millner Richard Mills Margaret Morrison Sandra Morrison Doris Mullens Ann Murphy Lynn Musick Jane Nichols Mary Niday Tom Niswander 63 Doris Noe James Owen Charles Pace Alice Page Virginia Page Walter Palmer Patricia Parker Brenda Pennington Rend a Pennington Susan Perdue James Perry Leslie Peterson Donna Pettrey Douglas Pettus Diana Phillips Linda Poff 64 Darlene Porter Theresa Powell Don Prinzback Kenny Quesenberry Allen Radford Rose Ann Raines Mark Ratcliff Gary Reed Jerry Renn Jerry Richardson Ronald Richardson Jennifer Rinchich Danny Robbins Phyllis Robertson Donald Rowland Susan Roney 65 William Sampson Okey Sue Sanders Mary Lou Sanders Rodney Saunders Dwight Scott Ann Shrader Judy Shrewsbury Lloyd Simmons Sonja Simpson Dairdre Smith Marvin Smith Barbara Snider William Southerland Darlene Spence Michael Stalnaker William Stovall 66 Reva Surface Bill Sutherland Charlotte Swim Jean Tabor Kathryn Tabor Nancy Sue Taylor Virginia Thomason Richard Thompson Georgia Thompson Violet Thompson Julia Tiller James Tucker Linda Veneri Jack Violette Barbara Wall Jane Walthall Eddie Warden Danny Wells Jack White Paul White Theresa White Donald Whittaker Eddie Whittaker Russell Whittaker Brenda Williams Dewey Williams Floyd Williams Linda Williams Bonnie Wolfe Susan Wood Teresa Wood John Worley RICHARD LEE WELLS DICKIE This Junior student's untimely death on Jan. 6, 1963, was a great sorrow to Princeton High School. His pleasing personality and good manners will long be remembered by his many friends Patty Worrell Bill Yearout 69 Danny Akers James Akers Billy Joe Adams George Akers Diane Arrington Shirley Alford James Anderson Ronald Ball Dwayne Barbour Kathryn Bashor Richard Barnette Ronald Barton Madge Arrington Roy Baker Linda Ball Annette Baxter Kelly Barker Nancy Belcher 70 Jimmy Bowling Carl Brown David Calfee Bill Brown James Carr Teda Bishop Sandra Breeden Alvin Buchannan Bobby Blankenship .0 Jan Brooks Mary Caudill Brenda Blankenship Raymond Bowens Richard Chambers Wesley Chambers Mary Collins Wayne Cooper Charles Cox Elaine Croy A Willow Clark George Coleman Vicky Conley Donna Cox Charles Coates Kenneth Coleman Ernest Cox Cheryl Cuppett Pat Collier Lenny Cooper Betty Crouch Kenneth Croy 72 Mack Cyphers Nancy Damewood Lloyd Davis Rodney Dishner Steve I aper Bill Eades Roger Dunn Eddie Duggan Eddie Effron Charlotte Dyer Steve Elmore Nancy Echols f� Mary Eskew Johnny Ferguson Judy Farley Danny Faulkner 73 Larry Fink Priscella Frazier Clayton Gillespie Denny Fuller Charles Gearheartt Glenola Gillard Cecelia Goodson Mike Goodson Carolyn Gordon Preston Gore Beverly Hamlin Nancy Guill Chrysteen Hairston Virginia Hall James Hamblin 74 Teresa Hammed Bonnie Hanks John Harvey Preston Herring Della Howard Dallas Hylton rC Sonja Janutolo Bill Houchins Billie Hurley Mike Hurt Vickie Hylton 75 Patty Jarvis Donald Johnston Brenda Kessinger Margaret Kupner Brenda Laxton Richard Lewis John Johnston Clarence King Barbara Lambert Linda Lee Edward Lilly Connie King Eddie Lambert Barbara Lester Hobert Kanode Phylis Kirby James Lambert Jimmy Lester Frank Long Wayne Karnes Marquetta Krupey Lowell Lewis Clayton Lovell Otis Lowe n Brenda Marshall Carl Martin Karen Massie James Marino Judy Martin Sammy Martin Herbert McClaugherty Mike McCabe to David McManaway Sandra McCoy Donna McFadden Gary Meade Frances McAfee Rita McGinity Rita McKinney Eddie McPeak Jim Meador 77 Brenda Meadows Mary Morrison Tony Oney Glenda Perdue Rebecca Meadows Tommie Neal Tom Neel Diane Osborne Danny Perkins Linda Osborne Cynthia Pais Margaret Pettrey Eddie Powell Buford Price Darryl Morris Kathleen Nunn David Pedneau 1 0 Patricia Phipps Betsy Poston Doreen Presley 78 Jerry Prinzback Danny Pritchett Ray Quesenberry Oscar Remines Mary Redden Carrie Rattery Charles Richardson Ricky Pritchett Bill Raney Judy Rorrer David Sanders Ann Robinett Phyllis Puckett Bob Rausch Carolyn Robinette Jane Rumburd Frances Selig Frances Pugh Larry Reed Bill Robinson Owen Rumburd 79 Connie Saddler Bernard Shorter Roger Shradder Daniel Shupe Norma Sink Melvin Smith Larry Spangler Diana Shultz Robert Shumate Mary J. Shumaker Joe Simmons Susan Shumate Floyd Simpkins Larry Skeens Darrell Smith Jeanette Smith Irene Southern Roger Stepp Myrtle Stewart Connie Tabor Linda Taylor Carol Thorn Kenneth Stroupe Glenna Stovall Sharon Stringer Rita Surface Danny Swim Danny Taylor Danny Thomas Elizabeth Tibbs Gene Taylor Carolyn Tiller Eugene Townley 81 Nancy Trowbridge Linda Underwood Dreama Via Carolyn VanHoose Billie Walters Ima White Dennis Vance Thomas Weatherford Betty Watts Nancy White Charles Whitt John Williams Sam Williams Nathan Wiley James Williams Donna Winfrey Rose Wimmer Cecil Witcher 82 Linda Sue Wood Richard Randall Worley President: Billy Joe Adams Student Council Repre- sentatives: Jan Brooks, Roy Baker Vice-President: Michael York Secretary: Teresa Hammed Treasurer: Nancy Belcher Sponsor: Mr. James Skeens ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS KAREN RAILING Maid of Honor Miss Margery Jo Mallory THE CORONATION: Court Attendents: Lou Ann Edmonds Brenda Pennington Mary Collins Margery Mallory Maid of Honor Barry St.Clair Escort Ann Edmonds Senior Attendant HOMECOMING 1963 Queen Karen reigns . . . one of the most successful homecomings in years. November 1 and 2 1963 Princeton High TIGERS handed visiting MULLENS Rebels a 26-7 loss. A parade with 35 units, 8 floats, and 2 bands. Queen presented before a special assembly in school auditorium. and last but not least the memorable dance at the Memorial Building with music provided by The Pagans, a local dance band. HOMECOMING 1963 long will we remember! HOMECOMING 1963 CENTENNIAL MAY DAY’ PROGRAM The setting: A park in a small West Virginia town. The time: May Day, 1963 The occasion: A Centennial May Day Program to entertain the May Queen. May Pole Dancers: Marguerette Blanton, Marquetta Krupey, Jan Brooks, Rita McGinity, Carol Thorn, Teresa Hammed, Sharon Lawrence, Donna Win- frey, Nancy Belcher. THE PEP CLUB Larry Boggs, selected by the Pep Club as die most school-spirited senior. The P.H.S. Pep Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Price Dyer undertook many projects this year. The Pep Club decorated the field and the gymnasium, sold season tickets, and chartered buses to several away games. 1962-63 Officers President...............................Diana Hall Vice-President...............Virginia Bennett Secretary.........................Karen Lilly Treasurer...............................Alice Page Sponsor......................Mrs. Price Dyer The Pep Club is an organization which promotes school spirit and supports all the endeavors of the athletic teams. ALL-COUNTY BAND PEP BAND PHS BAND MAJORETTES Judy Farley -- Head Randa Pack Joyce Hall Carol Thom Brenda Thomas Sharon Lawrence 91 Miss Betty Moody Choir Director THE PRINCETON HIGH CHOIRS MEMBERS OF THE ALL STATE CHORUS Chuck Mann, Barry St. Clair, James McMillion, Michael Mann, Miss Betty Moody — Director, Rebecca Eskew — accompanist, Rebecca Harbert, Lou Ann Edmonds, Patsy Madar. 93 1st ROW 1. to r.: John Fanning -- Treas., Kenny Mooney — Sec., Don Rector -- V. Pres., Jim Osborne — Pres. 2nd ROW: Frankie Griffith, Bill Raney, David McMannaway, Jeff Haynes, Rusty Whittaker, Preston Herring, Barry St. Clair, Mike Hurt, Larry Skeens. 3rd ROW: Ernie Elmore, Jim Michael, Charles Osborne, Mike Regan, Bob Snead, Bumper Lackey, Henry Whitehurst, Chuck Mann, Mike Kessinger, Roy Baker. 4th ROW: Bob Sowers, Lloyd Lewis, Jim McMillion, Larry Boggs, Nicky Krupey, Bill Yearout, Johnny Johnson, Bill Hoge, Danny Wills, Charles Pace, Jim Bondurant, Lowell Lewis. KEY CLUB During the year of 1962-63 the Princeton High School Key Club had a new sponsor, Mr. James Skeens. Under Mr. Skeen's leadership this club participated in various activities and had a most successful year. The officers of the Key Club this year are: President, Jim Osborne; Vice-President, Don Rector; Secretary, Kenny Mooney; and Treasurer, John Fanning. In addition to the officers, the Board of Directors includes Charles Osborne, Don Rector, Kenny Mooney, John Fanning, Jim Osborne, Rusty Whittaker, and advisor Jim Skeens. The purposes of the Hobart M. Young Memorial Science Club are: (1) to increase a knowledge of science; (2) to learn to perfect the skills of science; (3) to help carry out the pro- gram of Science Clubs of America; (4) to understand the im- portance of science in daily living; and (5) to give service to our community and nation. Officers for 1962-63 were: Claude Houston, President Virginia Bennett, Vice-President Patsy Madar, Secretary Gay Brown, Treasurer 1st ROW 1. to r.: Mrs. Houchins -- Sponsor, Claude Houston -- Pres., Virginia Bennett -- V. Pres., Patsy Madar -- Sec., Gay Brown -- Treas., Jerry Laufer. 2nd ROW: Anita Skeens, Regina Karnes, Patricia Kirk, Dorothy Cozart, Diane Arrington, Dana Austin, Kathy Hicks, Margery Mallory. 3rd ROW: Chuck Mann, Pete Smith, Doug Pettus, Eddie Effron, Charles Amos, David Pedneau, Preston Gore, Bob Sowers. 4th ROW: Lowell Lewis, Larry Boggs, Ronnie Daniels, Tommy Strong, David Tomchin, Barry St. Clair, Jim McMillion, Clarence King, Bobby Jackson. PHS STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a major part of the functioning mechanism of Princeton High School. The purposes of the organization are: (1) to promote co-operation between students and faculty; (2) to plan means and ways to improve the school; (3) to sponsor money-making drives for the school; and (4) to encourage democratic citizen- ship. During the year, the group sold candy at basketball games, sponsored Home- coming activities, Award Day, College Day, Career Day, and selected outstanding students of the months, and provided guides for various meetings. The 1962-63 officers, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mary Martin, were: Barry St. Clair, President, Diana Hall, First Vice-President, Larry Boggs, Second Vice-President, and Barbara Snider, Treasurer. STUDENT OF THE MONTH Outstanding seniors are honored each month by choosing a student of the month. A committee chosen by the Student Council judges each senior, nominated by his home- room teacher and representative, according to his scholastic average, leadership, character, services and the activities during that month. September October November Barry St. Clair Anita Skeens Larry Boggs 3 December January February March Becky Eskew James McMillion Virginia Bennett Michael Mann 3 «C AWK' April May ;i mini 97 Diana Hall Margie Mallory MASQUE AND GAVEL The Masque and Gavel, a national speech organization, had a busy year of activities under the direction of Miss Louise Gentry. Activities of the club included organization of Speech Mothers, plans for sales campaigns, a Christmas play, a yearly scrapbook, and a float for homecoming. A planned program was given by the members at each meeting. The club participated in the annual state forensic and drama festival held in March and received many honors. Officers for 1962-63 were: Michael Mann, President; Anita Skeens, First Vice- President; Chuck Mann, Second Vice-President; Bettye Conner, Secretary; Becky Eskew, Treasurer; Barry St. Clair, Parliamentarian; and Pam Hicks, program chair- man. Tiger Tribune was the official name of the newly-organized school paper published by the Princeton High School journalism class. Lloyd Lewis and Becky Harbert were named as co-editors of the publication. Other staff members were: news editor, Bill Sutherland; feature editors, Pat Kirk and Nigel Maxey; copy editor, Anita Skeens; sports editor, John Fleming; sports reporter, Shirley Wyatt; society editor, Sandra Steorts; art and layout editors, Nancy Wood and Brenda Veneri; business and circulation managers, Claude Houston and Alden Presley; photographer, Anita Skeens; and advisor! Mrs. Lane Murphy. 99 wjmr HALL MONITORS 1st ROW 1. to r.: Carlos Thomas, Alden Presley, Bill Yearout, Jerry Meadows, Bill Robinson, Richard Chambers, Jerry Laufer, Nickie Krupey, Bobby Jackson, Bob Snead, Doug Pettus, Ronnie Daniels. 2nd ROW: Fred Pettrey, Phyllis Robertson, Marquerite Blanton, Betsy Lambert, Teresa Wood, Joyce Hall, Freida Huff, Mary Trent, Sue Taylor, Jan Brooks, Sam Williams. 3rd ROW: Norma Kester, Jane Nichols, Mary Sage, Dorothy Cozart, Kathy Hicks, Miss Kane — Sponsor, Sylvia Vipperman, Karen Kailing, Pamela Leeper, Winnie Baugess, Sue Roney. Miss Kane Sp°' nsot Office Staff Libby Karnes Barbara Elmore Diana Hall TIGER REVIEW Miss Louise Gentry sponsors a weekly school program, Tiger Review, on WLOH each Saturday morning. The programs consist of school news and activities reported by students from the advanced speech area. Stu- dents who participated at different times during the year were: Larry Boggs, Paula Bohn, Rita Crowell, Everette Ellis, Pam Hicks, Regina Karnes, Pat Kirk, Michael Mann, Tyrone Rogers, Anita Skeens, Frances Walker and Eddie Winfrey. WLOH THE FAVORITE SPOT ON YOUR RADIO DIAL proudly presents TIGER REVIEW each Saturday from 9-9:30 A.M. Those participating in TIGER REVIEW and all P.H.S. students take this opportunity to say thanks” to WLOH for your support of our school and your contribution to our yearbook. 103 Most Courteous Sally George Lloyd Lewis Cutest Couple Carol Meadows David Moulder Quietest Diane Warden Louis Cox SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best All Round Sally George Barry St. Clair Best Musician Becky Eskew Patsy Madar Emerson Mann Friendliest Best Personality Sally George Emerson Mann Speech Students nit a Skeens Lichael Mann ,arry Boggs nest Oancets gtss o� sC°”£SS Kan Chris Looki Kail en ng ing Best Leaders Becky Harbert Betty Conner Barry St. Clair Best Scholars Virginia Bennett Jim Michael Happiest Carol Meadows John Fleming Most Likely To Succeed Virginia Bennett . Clair Neatest Jim Michael Lou McKinney AWARD DAY Special Subjects Awards Joseph Shrader -- Mechanical Drawing, Richard Bab- cock -- Band, Barry St. Clair -- Choir, Edgar Clark -- Vocational, Carol Weatherford -- Homemaking, Jean Agnew -- Art, Rebecca Eskew -- Choir accompanist. Academic Awards Lloyd Lewis -- History, Ronnie Daniels -- French, Nigel Maxey -- Tiger Tribune, James McMillion -- Math, Virginia Bennett -- Eiglish, Wayne Farmer -- Commercial. Leadership Awards Betty Conner -- Cheerleading, Sally George -- Citi- zenship, Diana Hall -- Annual Staff, Emerson Mann — Senior Class, Barry St. Clair — Student Council. Band Awards Ceceilia Rose, Joyce Hall, Clarence King, Richard Babcock. I Sectional trophy Organization Awards Lloyd Lewis --De- bate, Michael Mann -- Masque Gavel, Larry Boggs -- Pep Club, Patricia Kirk -- Tiger Review, Betty Conner -- Ex- temptoraneous, Anita Skeens -- F. T. A. American History Awards Students of the Year Senior -- Barry St. Clair Junior -- Barbara Snider Sophomore -- Susan Shumate Barry St. Clair Citizenship Athletic Awards Barry St. Clair Linda Whitt Junior Forney CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders for 1962-63 were: Bettye Conner — Head, Libby Shaffer, Dana Austin, Becky Marcum, Susan Shumate, Mary Eskew. Our new cheerleaders for 1963-64 are: Judy Dyer, Becky Marcum, Susan Shu- mate, Teresa Hammed. Sophomores (not pictured). P.H.S. no CHRISTIAN YOUTH COUNCIL The purpose of this organization is to stress unity of youth of all Christian faiths, exclusive of none, and irrespective of denomination or color. To create wider reli- gious interests, broaden Christian precepts to encompass any of the Christian be- liefs for the purpose of a more applicable sense of brotherhood, and to promote a more sincere spirit of interdenominational cooperation. The C. Y.C. is in charge of the thought for the day, the grace, Friday morning devotions, and Religious Emphasis Week. The officers for 1962-63 are: Emerson Mann -- President, Claude Houston -- Vice-President, Carolyn Thomas — Secretary, Frances Walker — Treasurer, Paula Bohn -- Program, Patricia Wills -- Parlimentary. GIRLS ATHLETICS CLUB THE TIGERETTES INTRAMURAL COUNCIL 113 OUR TEAM AT SCHOOL Player of the Year Junior Forney OUR TEAM AT PLAY pRINCETO), :pRIN CETOk pRlt CETQH PRINCETqn ti HC t-Tp. pRIHCETOu pRINCET0„ IpRlHCETQi,: V� «cETOH pRlHCETtllj] ipRIACETQIj SCOREBOARD Princeton 59 Hinton 43 Won 77 Big Creek 55 Won 74 Gary 56 Won 73 Bluefield 61 Won 66 Parkersburg 74 Lost 72 Mullens 59 Won 74 Athens 46 Won 83 Oak Hill 61 Won 75 Oceana 69 Won 81 Mullens 65 Won 93 Big Creek 67 Won 61 Bluefield 59 Won 71 Williamson 78 Lost 53 Logan 81 Lost 83 Welch 75 Won 53 Point Pleasant 51 Won 61 Oceana 60 Won 62 South Charleston 60 Won 72 Dupont n6 68 Won Ir ONLY HE WASN'T SO CLUMSY! , HC ETo, £ETO SCOREBOARD Princeton 30 Hinton 15 39 Big Creek 42 59 Gary 31 47 Beaver 36 48 Bramwell 35 67 Graham 40 66 Mullens 52 67 Graham 38 79 Athens 40 70 Oak Hill 40 63 Oceana 57 37 Mullens 38 39 Big Creek 53 64 Beaver 39 53 Oceana 92 62 DuPont 58 118 Don't worry coach; we will do better next year!! P.H.S. TRACK TEAM 1st ROW 1. to r.: Roy Baker, Bill Brown, Billy Adams, Owen Rumburg, Lloyd Davis. 2nd ROW: Rusty Whittaker, Jim Osborne, Charles Cotton, Morris Clark, Jim Tucker, Mike Hobbs. Big Jim Osborne, 6' 3 senior, had the honor of being Princeton High School’s high point man of the track squad, by scoring 39 big points in competition. Jungle Jim, threw the discus and shot put this season. In one meet, he tossed the shot put a distance of 144’ 4 , a school record. He has thrown the discus 150’ in practice, but his farthest distance in a meet, was 134’ 4 . We would like to congratulate our fine track team for their outstanding record this year. Barry StClair James Osborne Charles Cotton Jim Tucker Billy Adams 880 yard run Discus Shot 440 Yard run Broadjump 220 yard run 3rd State 3rd Regional 4th Regional 5th Regional 5th Regional 1st Regional Mile Relay Team . . . 3rd Regional BASEBALL TEAM Princeton 19 Greenville 3 7 Talcott 0 4 Peterstown 11 14 Greenville 0 4 Peterstown 3 7 Mullens 1 8 Talcott 0 The baseball season started with a bang, as the baseball team, led by Joe Besenyei's and Ron Barr's pitching, Steve Ferguson's and Lou Coxs' fielding, and Barr’s, Fergu- son's, Besenyei's, and Fannings, hitting, led the Tigers to a 6-1 record. We would like to congratulate the boys on their many victories this season! 120 LETTERMEN 1st ROW 1. to r.: Jim Bondurant, Steve Ferguson, Preston Herring. Junior Forney, Roy Baker, Don Rector. 2nd ROW: Tom Brooks, Barry St. Clair, Charles Osborne, Jim Osborne, Tom Hicks, Bill Brown. 3rd ROW: Morris Clark, Henry Whitehurst, Mike Hurt, Doug Bryant, Bill Hoge. 4th ROW: Fred McKenzie, Joe Besenyei, Herbert McClaugherty, Jeff Haynes, Chris Winkler, John Fanning, Rusty Whittaker. Wild Weekend All Alone Am I Let's Kiss And Make Up 122 Guess Who?' Cast Your Fate To The Wind Our Day Will Come 123 Release Me Walk Right In' Tell Him' -«'.op-'� ’10 Loop De Loop' 124 Heading In The Right Direction? WAttW He's So Fine Walk Like A Man He’s A Rebel- 125 Return to Sender ADVERTISING PRINCETON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY A successful progressive bank that is always interested in the success of the Princeton High School students and is ready to help them in any way it can. Best wishes to all of you. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Where every customer is important Princeton, West Virginia BARBAKOW'S Congratulations Class of 63 Princeton, West Virginia LEATHERWOOD MILK Drink 3 Glasses Daily Congratulations Class of '63 MERCER COUNTY BANK Courthouse Square Princeton, West Virginia GIBBS MOTOR COMPANY PRINCETON PHARMACY lil'ICK GIBBS MOTOR COMPANY PONT'AC Sales Service Princeton, W.Va. 1442 Main St. Princeton, W.Va. WHOLESALE PAINT SUPPLY CO., INC. TOMCHIN FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Over 15,000 Hardware Items Tomchin's have Faith in the Future 604-608 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia Princeton, West Virginia DESKINS SUPERMARKET, INC. LEE'S Princeton, Bluefield, Welch, and English, West Virginia The Shop that Majors in Minors Bluefield, Tazewell, and Richlands, Virginia Infants through Juniors Quality Merchandise Popular Prices LEGGETT’S Princeton's Shopping Center Princeton, West Virginia Phone 425-2106 ACME SUPERMARKET Your friendly neighborhood store Corner of Mercer and Main Princeton, West Virginia Phone 425-4192 425-4444 Compliments of SERVICE 1 HR. CLEANERS 538 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia COLE BAKING COMPANY Skin care and make-up Mrs. Barbara Leeper (Distributor) 425-3430 -A Mrs. Irene Wiley 425-3209 Mrs. Drucilla Collins Box 1540 425-5106 Bluefield, West Virginia Mrs. Thelma Fry Phone 325-7113 425-3834 STYLE RITE BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to Class of 63 AMERICAN BLOCK COMPANY MOUNTAIN BROADCASTING COMPANY is cleaner 6AS is faster GaS is safer GAS i$ more dependable is more economical GA$ $ Cooler Gas is BEST! . INSERT PROPER GAS COMPANY SIGNATURE Congratulations, Seniors THE STAG CLOTHING CO. u ' ers or men s'nce 1912 BOWLING FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Furniture Good Luck Seniors PRINCETON ALLEGANY Compliments of SOUTHERN OFFICE SUPPLY AND SOUTHERN PRINTING CORPORATION INSURANCE AGENCY ifiii The oldest insurance agency of Princeton 412 Princeton Ave. Bluefield, West Virginia PRINCETON FURNITURE COMPANY THE Outfitters for the Home MOON... and Phone 425-2218 813 Mercer Street bey°nd '■ Princeton, West Virginia Bright, new horizons await Princeton's Oldest Furniture Store today’s students . . . new technolo- gies . . . new medicines . . . even the moon and whatever lies beyond. How far today's students go in this space age depends partly on their imagination but primarily on their training. Conquering new horizons will demand more of today’s graduates — more knowledge, more skills, more Good luck Seniors training and more specialization. Our Free Enterprise system, with its high living standards, gives every- SEAVER'S one an opportunity to “shoot for the moon” in any field. Whether or not our target is reached depends on how Since 1844 well trained we are to launch ourselves. Princeton, W.Va. 7 Pfi i icAta4 Pow� r Comp.n, WINFREY INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 107 Alvis Street Princeton, West Virginia Insure Rest Assured William S. Winfrey — 425-2570 LYN-DELL'S FASHION SHOP 3h: 327-8715 — 410 Princeton Ave . Bluefield, W.Va. Jrs. — Jr. Petite, Misses — Misses Petite Half Sizes . . . . . . For Lovely Women LISAGOR'S 919 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia GORE'S Princeton, W.Va. SANTON'S Princeton, W.Va. MURPHY INSURANCE AGENCY,INC. 1609 No. Walker St. Princeton, W.Va. Ph: 425-5638 Package Insurance Specialists OAKWOOD MOTOR COURT TURNPIKE MOTEL Near W.Va. Turnpike entrance New, Modern Restaurant air-conditioned PRINCETON DAIRY QUEEN across from Maidenform Bluefield-Princeton Road Princeton, West Virginia BAKER SANITARY SUPPLY CO. 1432 Main Street Princeton, West Virginia NELSON'S LADIES SHOP Princeton, West Va. Foremost in styles. HICKSMAN'S PHARMACY 800 Mercer Street PINE FLORIST, INC. Princeton, W.Va. DOUGLAS SPORTING GOODS Princeton, West Va. ROLLER FLORAL CO. 728 Mercer Street Princeton, W.Va. BILL'S DRIVE INN 5th Mercer Street Princeton, W.Va. ST. CLAIR FOOD CO South Second Street Princeton, W.Va. UNIQUE CLEANERS 1231-39 Bland Street Bl uefield Ph: 327-7118 Shirts: One day Service JACK AND JILL SHOP Finest in Children's Wear Boys and Girls Infants to size 18 LYNCH'S 957 Mercer Street Princeton, WestVa. Things to wear for those who care. SERVICE MOTORS CO., INC. Sales Service Your Oldsmobile Dealer 340 Mercer St. Princeton, West Va. SHUMATE FURNITURE CO. Princeton, W.Va. VIRGINIA HARDWARE FURNITURE Dupont Paints Farm Home Supplies since 1909 Princeton, W.Va. KESSINGER'S JEWELRY 747 Mercer Street Princeton, W.Va. QUATTRONE'S RESTAURANT 312 Thorn Street The Best Food in Town Princeton, W.Va. FERRELL'S In the heart of downtown Princeton, West Va. 925 Mercer Street Phone G.A. 5-3021 MOONEY'S BAR-B-QUE on top of the hill Bluefield-Princeton Road Princeton, W.Va. MARGARET SPANGLER'S Princeton, West Va. Ph. 425-3670 The Following People Also Contributed Generously to This Yearbook Dr. B. J. Martin Dr. O. J. Bailes W. Broughton Johnston Dr. N. A. Krupey H. C. Arnold, Jr. MEMORIAL FUNERAL DIRECTORY 500-502 Mercer Street Princeton, West Va. GULF SERVICE STATION C. Frank Dobbins, Dealer 106 South Walker Street Princeton, WestVa. PRINCETON TRANSFER STORAGE Industrial Avenue Princeton, West Virginia CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION 953 Mercer Street Princeton, West Va. WALLS CHEVROLET Princeton, West Va. HEATING AND PLUMBING, INC. 11 19 Mercer Street Princeton, WestVa. Ph. 425-3460 B. B. BOILER MAKING WELDING INCORPORATED Princeton, W.Va. Ph: 425-4032 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Princeton, West Virginia For those who think young. MERCER MOTOR COMPANY Courthouse Square LILLY CONSTRUCTION CO. William H. Lilly Excavating Princeton, West Va. Ph. 425-4636 MERCER GENERAL INS. 858 Mercer Street Princeton, West Va. ALMA'S BEAUTY SALON 720 Mercer Street Princeton, West Virginia June Reece, Owner G. W. LAWRENCE Princeton, WestVa. MOMENTS REMEMBER 63 We, the Annual Staff of the 63 TIGER, wish to dedicate this page to those patrons and merchants, who are also our very good friends. Without their support this annual would not have been possible. A11P.H.S. salutes them. 138 When this book provides you with pleasant memories, on some future day, please take a moment to re- member with kindness the effort of those who struggled to produce it. . . 63 TIGER, Sponsor Mrs. Dean Hosmer 139 140 'v' ■ — —._I___ — . ■ ■• . • -11 . - . ' ' ' - 1;: I-® : ;.v: -fe