Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1965 volume:

✓ C A In a busy world filled with fear of nuclear war, com- munist invasion, and the space race, Princeton High School still has time for hap- piness. Here, in our own corner of the world, we know the value of a smile and want to show the world what 2 FOREWORD HAPPINESS IS a phrase with different meanings to different peo- ple. It can be defined only by each individual for happiness comes in many forms . . . in a job well done, in excelling in a class, or in athletic triumphs, or in a full and activt i life. At a time when we need to be reminded that our world is ever- changing and that we must have the maturity to face it without qualms and the flexibility to change with it; it is reassuring to know that happiness exists all around us and through us. It is a pleasure to compliment the annual staff on its choice of the 1965 theme “Happiness Is”. As sponsor of this book I feel that they have defined our school well and that they have given individual recognition in the appropriate places. May I submit to you that “Happiness is not often recognized or appreciated until it is lost. We the staff of your school yearbook sincerely feel that here on these pages we have captured a permanent bit of happiness for you to enjov in future years. Mrs. Dean L. Hosmer vH Wi 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD.................................4 DEDICATION...............................6 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY...............7 MANY MOODS - MANY FACES.................18 SENIORS.................................21 VALEDICTORIAN - SALUTATORIAN............23 JUNIORS.................................71 SOPHOMORES..............................87 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL.......................99 ACTIVITIES.............................101 STUDENT COUNCIL........................102 HONOR STUDENTS.........................104 HOMECOMING.............................110 CLASSES................................127 AUTOGRAPHS.............................130 ATHLETICS..............................131 ADVERTISING............................148 DEDICA TION The teaching profession is one of honor. It holds a high position in the world of today for it developes the world of tomorrow. The men and women who serve as teachers to the youth of the world perform their services often with little recognition or expression of appreciation. Increasing public interest in providing modern equip- ment, pleasant surroundings, adequate salaries will bring into and hold in the profession qualified young people. In appreciation of your high ideals, we the staff of the 65 TIGER, dedicate this book to the teaching pro- fession, especially that of PHS. We extend heai;tfelt thanks for the interest you have shown in students and the inspiration we have received. HAPPINESS IS HAPPINESS IS HAPPINESS IS learning under devoted, dedicated teachers. paying tribute to our teachers and expressing our gratitude for their efforts. dedicating oneself in unselfish service to building for eter- nity”. 'A Teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. ” (The Education of Henry Adams) FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization which seeks to train young people for professional and civic leadership by encouraging them to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and charac- ter which are the foundations of suc- cessful teaching. It is an organiza- tion which strives to create more and better teachers. Because this edition of the TIGER is dedicated to teaching we felt that our future teachers deserved a place of honor too. NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK . T Mayor of Princeton signs proclamation for Na- tional Education Week. ) L. toR.: Frances Manning. Treas., Mrs. Mary Jo Cunningham, FT A sponsor, Mayor, Tommy Jones, Carol Thorn, Sec., Diana Osborne, President. Officers not Pictured: Vice Pres. Poston, Hist., Patty Delp, Parlia., Preston Herring, Song Leader, Eddie Effron. Sponsor Mrs. Cunningham Anne Robinett, Lib., Betsy Without students to teach the teacher would be useless and so we choose to honor here students who have made teach- ing a pleasure for the teachers at PHS. © Sophomore Kathy Ball Senior Junior Mike York Kathy Seaver STUDENTS OF THE YEAR The Students of the Year are selected by the faculty on the basis of leadership and cooperation during the year. Happy is the student chosen from his class to represent the student of the year. September Mike York December Nancy Belcher March Susan Shumate October Carol Thorn January Tom St.Clair April Preston Herring November Mac Cyphers February Patricia Phipps May Billy Joe Adams STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Student of the Month is chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship and service to the school. A committee made up of Student Council members help to select these students after they axe nominated by their homeroom teacher. i'Pxinciton, T ei t Q ixg inia ROBERT L. KIGHT, Principal R H. HARVEY, Ana't. Principal To the Class of 1965 Dear Seniors, With the closing of this school year, you have completed one of your early goals. It is my hope that this is only an intermediate step and that you now set your sights on higher and more advanced goals. There is so much before you; don't let the little and the petty restrict your horizons as you shoot for new heights. You have kept the T.II.S. traditions bright and shiny; you have added immeasurably to the history of the school by your many accomplishments. Princeton is justly proud of its senior class of 1965. It is the wish of your friends, the P.H.S. faculty, that the years will treat you kindly and that you might have God's blessings in the life before you. II Robert L. Right Mr. Howard Harvey Assistant Principal Mr. Howard Harvey is well equipped for his job as assistant principal. He is successful in coping with the experiences which confront an assistant principal. Every day he deals with student problems, super- vises school activities, and maintains strict discipline in a fitting blend of authority and understanding. Mrs. Riccardo Martin Guidance Counselor Senior Class Sponsor Recording statistics and scores, planning Career Day and College Day, writing recommendations and re cords--nothing in Mrs. Mar- tin's busy schedule takes precedence over guiding students. As a counselor and a friend, she gives services which we greatly appre- ciate. 12 MISS ELAINE KEATLEY TREASURER MISS VIRGINIA HATCHER LIBRARIAN I MRS. PEGGY WILSON SECRETARY MRS. GYPSY COLVETT SECRETARY We, like a nation, must be governed and counseled by wise and conscientious leaders. To our leaders, we look for essential guidance and advice. Our administration and faculty strive to enlighten our minds, create and mold our character, and instill in us a desire for additional learning. Unselfishly the PHS teaching staff sacrifices time and effort in planning of our classroom activities and they spend countless hours sponsoring our extracurricular organizations. As we pause to give well-deserved recognition, we extend sincere thanks to our leaders, our sponsors, our friends for their untiring devotion. HAPPINESS IS GRATITUDE FOR SUCH SERVICE. ELEANOR BALL B.A., Concord College Teaching Fields: Math, Physical and Biological Science RALPH BALL B.S., Concord College, W. Va. University. Teaching Fields: Phys. Ed., Social Studies and Drivers Ed. HOWARD DURR B.S., and M. A., W. Va. University, Mar- shall University, Bethany. Teaching Fields: Math, Chemistry, Physics, H.S., Principal Cer- tificate 14 MADIE M. DYER A.B., Concord College, W. Va. University. Teaching Fields: Bi- ological and Social Science and English NORA BURTON B.S., Radford College. Teaching Fields: Home Economics, and Chem- istry. Head of Arts, Music, and Home Ec. Department THELMA ELMORE B.S., Concord College, University of Tennessee. Teaching Fields: Phys. Ed. and English, Head of Phys. Ed. Dept. MARY JO CUNNINGHAM B.S., Concord College. Teaching Fields: Busi- ness, Social Studies and English EARL E. ERSKINE III B.S., Concord College, Beckley College. Teaching Field: In- strumental Music ANICE GOTT A.B., W. Va. Uni- versity. Teaching Fields: Eng lish and French LOUISE GENTRY B.S., Concord College M.A., W. Va. Uni- versity. Teaching Fields: Speech and English VIRGINIA HOUCHINS A.B., Marshall Uni- versity, Longwood Col- lege, and W. Va. Uni- versity. Teaching Fields: Bi- ology and Home Eco- nomics. Head of Sci- ence Dept. mym JESSIE R. LILLY A.B., Concord Bowling Green College. Teaching Fields: Busi- ness Education and Bi- ology STEVE L. LONKER B.S., Concord College. Teaching Fields: Phys. Ed. and Biology WANDA HUGHES A.B., Concord College, M. A., W. Va. Uni- versity. Teaching Fields: Eng- lish and Social Studies KATHLEEN KANE A.B., Emory and Henry College, Duke Univer- sity, William and Mary College. Teaching Fields; Lan- guage and English MARY BESS MITCHELL A, B., Concord College Teaching Fields: Eng- lish and Social Studies BETTY J. HOSMER B.S., Concord College, W. Va. University, Marshall University. Teaching Fields: Art, Social Studies BARGER LILLY A.B. , Concord College, V. P.I. , W. Va. Uni- versity. Teaching Fields: Math, Physics, Phys. Ed., Manual Arts.---------- Head of Math Dept. BETTY J. MOODY B.S., Concord College, W. Va. University, Marshall University. Teaching Fields; Mu- sic and English 'V « V J I BERNICE HICKS A.B., Concord College. Teaching FielJ - ness, Bookkee Shorthand and Head of Com Dept. MITH cord College. Teaching Fields: Math and Social Studies RUTH WALL A. B., Concord College, M. A., Columbia Uni- versity . Teaching Fields: Bi- ological and Social Science, Head of So- cial Studies Dept. CAROLYN WALTHALL B.S., Concord College. Teaching Fields: Span- ish and Social Studies MARY G. PAGE B.A. and M. A., Florida State Univer- sity. Teaching Fields: So- cial Studies and English MILDRED T, MURPHY A.B., Concord College, Marshall University. Teaching Fields: Mu- sic and English. Head of English Department ARCHIE J. SISK B.S., Concord College. Teaching Fields: Speech and Social Sci- ence JANICE VERMILLION A.B,, W. Va. Univer- sity, M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University. Teaching Fields: Eng- lish and French 16 VIRGINIA SMITH B.S., Concord College. Teaching Field: Busi- ness CATHERINE PAXTON A.B., Concord College. Teaching Fields: Eng- lish, French and Li- brary Science WILLIE MARIE SHUMATE B.S., Radford College, M. A., Columbia Uni- versity . Teaching Fields: Eng- lish, Biology and Math DAVID STEORTS B.S., Concord College. Teaching Fields; Math and Phys. Ed. t GENEVA WYNNE B.S., Concord College. Teaching Fields: Eng- lish and Social Studies. HAPPINESS IS . . . BEING ELECTED TEACHER OF THE YEAR BY THE 1965 GRADUATING CLASS. We quote the Seniors as they bestow this honor on Mr. Barger Lilly: He is always cheerful and can keep perfect order in his classes without undue stiffness and formality. — He is very much interested in every student and is never too busy to provide extra help for anyone. — He shows interest in all school activities and is always willing to do more than his part. — He makes his classes interesting and inspires us to learn. — He has influenced my thinking more than any other teacher. ”— He has a great attitude toward life and loves teaching. -- To me he gives the impression that his whole life is based on the students at PHS. — He always has a smile on his face and gives credit where it is due. -- He has trusted us; therefore we must honor him. — He has a unique style of teaching. — He is very efficient in all endeavors and strives to present a class that is interesting and profitable. — He is a fine all-around gentleman. (HAPPINESS IS GIVING CREDIT TO SUCH A DESERVING PERSON.) „ The happiest picture in our yearbook is that of Stanley Shultz, Custodian, as he accepts a token of apprecia- tion upon his retirement. Our cooks and custodians deserve much recognition for their service to the school. Through their generous effort, they have made our days at PHS more enjoyable. HAPPI- NESS IS brought to PHS by such industrious and happy people. Ethel Shultz Jennalie Wheeler CAFETERIA MANAGER Garnet Thomas SENIORS Mrs. Mary Martin Senior Class Sponsor CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: CLASS MOTTO: White Rose Blue and White Strive Today For A Better Tomorrow SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 22 SEATED, 1. tor.: Billy Joe Adams, Pres.; Poochie Davis, V.P.; Richard Casey, S.C.A. Rep.; STANDING, 1. tor.: Fran Manning, Sec.; Nancy Belcher, Treas.; Mary Eskew, S.C.A. Rep. HONOR GRADUATES Mack Cyphers Frances Manning Valedictorian Salutatorian Below: A small portion of the 283 graduating in the Class of '65 WILLIAM JOSEPH ADAMS A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men Course; College Prep. Ambition: Naval Officer College Choice: U. S. Naval Academy Birthday: March 18 Activities: S.C. A. ; Key Club; Li- brary Staff; Football; Track; Home- coming Activities; Soph., Jr., and Sr. Class Pres. MATHEW DANDRIDGE AKERS, JR. And this too shall come to an end Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: Marshall Birthday: Feb. 19 Activities: S.C. A. ; Pep Club; Key Club, Treas. ; Tiger Review; S.H.F. GEORGE RICHARD AKERS Never say it can't be done Course: College Prep. Ambition: To be the best yet in any field I enter College Choice: Bluefield Birthday: Feb. 7 Activities: Camera Club; Science Club; Newspaper Staff; Hall Moni- tor SHIRLEY JEAN ALFORD She who knows most commonly speaks least Course; Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary College Choice: Concord Birthday: Oct. 5 Activities: F. H. A. PORTIA BLAKE ALVIS I smile and think well of everyone because I don't like enemies Course: Commercial Ambition: To be happy and make a good wife College Choice: Marshall Birthday: Jan. 14 Activities: Choir; Pep Club; Camera Club; F. H. A. ; Annual Staff, Art Ed. JAMES WAYNE AKERS Why should life all labor be? Course; Commercial Ambition: Mechanic Birthday: Aug. 12 CHARLES KENNA AMOS Win a few - Lose a few - some get rained out Course: College Prep. Ambition: To become a successful engineer College Choice: V. P. I. Birthday: July 17 Activities: Pep Club; Key Club; Science Club; Band; Pep Band; All County Band; Stage Band JAMES DAVID ANDERSON Silence is the best weapon against an enemy - but I don't have any Course: College Prep. Ambition: C.P.A. College Choice: Concord Birthday: April 18 Activities . Hall Monitor; Swim Team TEXAS JAMES ANDERSON It's not for one to decide Course: Vocational Ambition . To be successful and a good citizen College Choice: Concord Birthday: March 3 ELIZABETH DIANE ARRINGTON Remember now and keep it in mind, Diane's giggle is one you rarely find Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: W. V. U. Birthday: Aug. 15 Activities: Cnoir; A Cappella, Accompanist; Choraleers, Accom- panist; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; C.Y.C., Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Keyettes; Annual Staff, Historian; Hall Mon- itor; All State Chorus; P. Y. F. MADGE MAUREEN ARRINGTON If silence were golden I wouldn't have a penny Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Birthday: Feb. 1 Activities: F. T. A. ; F. H. A. ; Li- brary Staff DAVID BAILEY Where there's a will there's a way Course: Commercial Ambition: Pro football College Choice: Florida State Moved to 9623 Priory Ave., Jacksonville, Florida, Oct. 1964 Activities: Football and Track 25 EVERETTE KEYSER BAILEY Do unto others ...” Course: General Ambition: To be a success in all I do College Choice; Fairmont State Birthday: July 10 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Pep Club; P. Y.F., Treas. FREDERICK VENTON BANDY I'm interested only in the future because I plan on spending the rest of my life there Course; College Prep. Ambition; Retire College Choice; Concord Birthday: Aug. 9 Activities: F. T. A.; Football; Basketball; Track JOHN WAYNE BAILEY Ho! Ho! Ho! Course: College Prep. Ambition: To make a million College Choice: Concord Birthday: June 19 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals; Medical Arts; Masque Gavel; Camera Club; Science Club; Gpest D.J. ; Jr. Red Cross; C. Y. O. DEWAYNE D. BARBOUR These are the times that try men's souls Course: Commercial Ambition; Construction Engineer College Choice: Concord Birthday: Oct. 28 LYNDA JOYCE BALL Where your treasure is, there will be your heart also Course: College Prep. Ambition: To lead a full, useful, and happy life College Choice: Marshall Univ. Birthday: Feb. 14 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Med- ical Arts; Masque Gavel; Cam- era Club; F.H.A. DONALD EDWARD BARIE Loves all girls, women and ladies' Course: Vocational Ambition; Make a million and retire at 30 College Choice: Concord Birthday: Feb. 18 26 RICHARD WARREN BARNETTE The world belongs to the ener- getic Course: Commercial Ambition; Bookkeeper College Choice; Concord Birthday: Oct. 24 Activities: Bowling Team RONALD EDWARD BARTON Expect the best, prepare for the worst Course; Commercial Ambition; Auto body work College Choice; Concord Birthday: March 26 KATHRYN ANN BASHOR You can manufacture blondes, but redheads come naturally Course: Commercial Ambition: Legal Secretary College Choice; Marshall Univ. Birthday; March 22 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Medical Arts; F. H. A. WINNIE MAE BAUGUESS I am a part of all that I have met' Course; Commercial Ambition: Medical Secretary College Choice: Concord Birthday: June 3 Activities: Band; Library Staff; Hall Monitor ANNETTE BAXTER Laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind Course; Commercial Ambition: To further my education College Choice; Bluefield State Birthday: May 8 Activities; G. A. A. ; Camera Club; 4-H; F. H. A. NANCY LYNN BELCHER Laugh for time is short Course; College Prep. Ambition; Hair Stylist College Choice; Little French Birthday: June 8 Activities; S.C. A. ; Jr. Class Rep.; A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Medical Arts, Pres. ; Keyettes, Treas. ; Masque Gavel, Sec.; Camera Club, Pres.; Annual Staff, Soc. Ed. ; Tiger Re- view; Soph. Sec.; Sr. Treas. ; Cen- tennial Parade; Teen Driver of the Year - '64-'65; C. Y. F. ; Dec. Stu- dent of the Month; Sr. Good Citizen WALTER PARIS BELCHER I never intend to die from over- work” Course: Vocational Ambition: Military Birthday: Oct. 16 ROBERT MITCHELL BESENYEI True to his word, his work, and his friends Course: General Ambition: To get out of school and be a good citizen Birthday: Oct. 27 PATRICIA KAYE BINGHAM Sometimes happy, sometimes sad, as things go right and things go bad Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Birthday: June 20 Activities: C. Y. C. ; Camera Club, Treas. ; Library Staff; Annual Staff, Business Mgr. ; Hall Monitor; M. Y.F. , Treas. ; Bowling Team; Jr. -Sr. Banquet ALFREDA GWINN BISHOP My hopes are not always realized, but I always hope Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nurse College Choice; Marshall U. ; W. V.U. Birthday: April 15 Activities: G. A. A. ; Medical Arts; Camera Club; F. H. A. ; Library Staff; Annual Staff, Asso. Ed. ; Swim Team; Bowling Team BRENDA GAIL BLANKENSHIP Good nature like a bee, collects honey from every flower Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Birthday: June 9 Activities: Keyettes; F. H. A. ; Of- fice Staff MARGUERITE BLANTON A word, a smile, A girl worth- while Course: College Prep. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I undertake College Choice: Univ. of Fla. Activities: Library Staff; Future Teachers; Future Nurses; Office Staff Moved to 104 Rayfield Drive, Birmingham, Alabama in Nov. 1964 SANDRA LYNN BOLTON To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness Course: Commercial Ambition: Fashion Designer College Choice; Concord Birthday: Oct. 14 Activities: F. H. A. JIMMY GRAY BOYD Big dreams come from small men Course; College Prep. Ambition: Architect College Choice; Morris Harvey Birthday: May 23 Activities: Wildlife Club JIMMY LEE BOWLING Practice makes perfect Course; Commercial Ambition: To do a rewarding deed to everyone whom I meet College Choice: W. Va. Wesleyan Birthday: April 24 Activities: Medical Arts; Camera Club; Hall Monitor; Newspaper Staff, Promotion Ed. RAYMOND BOWENS If knowledge made one miserable, I would be perfectly happy Course; General Ambition: To be happy College Choice: Bluefield State Birthday: May 8 Activities: Track; Hall Monitor; Baseball; 4-H, Pres. 1, Sr. Lead- ership Asso. 2, V.P. ;M.Y.F. , Treas. JANETH BROOKS McCABE A friendly heart has many friends Course; College Prep. Ambition; To live a long and hap- py life College Choice; Marshall Univ. Birthday: Oct. 27 Activities; S. C. A. ; Pep Club; Masque Gavel; Library Staff; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor RHETT KIMBAL BROOKS The Golden Rule” Course: College Prep. Ambition: Forestry Work College Choice: Concord Birthday: Aug. 15 29 CARL MILLARD BROWN Call it mischief if you like but when it is done it will be virtue Course: General Ambition; To become a successful and rich man College Choice; Concord Birthday: Feb. 13 Activities: Basketball; Tiger Review WILLIAM MARION BROWN Win a few - Lose a few Course; College Prep. Ambition; Happiness College Choice: W.V.U. or Washington Lee Birthday: July 2 Activities: S. C. A.; Key Club; Football; Basketball; Track; All County Football; All State Honor able Mention, Football ALVIN DOUGLAS BUCHANAN Music soothes the savage beast Course: College Prep. Ambition; To be a friend to every- one College Choice; Concord Birthday: June 13 Activities: M. Y. F. ; A Cappella; Choraleers; Pep Club; C. Y.C. ; Camera Club; Band; Pep Band; Mercer County Jr. Leaders Asso. ; All Area Band; Drum Major ZINA VICTOR BURKS I'll never tell Course; Commercial Ambition; To retire Birthday; April 18 Activities; Camera Club 30 SANDRA BREEDEN BRYANT Life can be beautiful Course: Commercial Ambition; Beautician College Choice; Little French Birthday: Aug. 25 Activities; Jr. Class, Treas. ; Homecoming Activities, Sr. At- tendant; Sopn. Attendant to May Queen DAVID MARSHALL CALFEE Ours is not to reason why, ours is but to do or die Course; College Prep. Ambition: To De happy, enjoy life, travel, see a pro football game, and get a good mate College Choice; Concord Birthday: April 4 Activities: Football; Baseball JAMES ANTHONY CARR Don't fence me in Course: College Prep. Ambition: Become tall, dark, and handsome College Choice; Concord Birthday: Aug. 9 RICHARD THOMAS CASEY Life without a purpose is death without a doubt Course: Commercial Ambition: Business Adm. College Choice; Concord Birthday: Dec. 19 Activities: S. C. A. ; C. Y.C. ; Foot- ball; Track; C. Y.O., V.P. WILLOW DEAN CLARK It takes all kinds of people to make a world Course: Commercial Ambition; To live a happy and successful life Birthday: Dec. 12 Activities: Hall Monitor GILBERT WALKER CLIFTON The woman makes the man, but most of the time breaks him Course; College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice: Bluefield State or W. V.U. Birthday: Dec. 29 Activities: Masque Gavel; Cam- era Club, Publicity; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor; M. Y. F. ; B. O. W. ; Stage Crew MARY NELL CAUDILL Life is what you make of it Course; Commercial Ambition; Secretary College Choice: Concord Birthday: May 24 Activities: F. H. A. JUDY CAROLE CLINE Today's teenagers are tomorrow's leaders Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a good housewife College Choice; Bluefield Business College Birthday: Sept. 21 31 EMMA FRANCES CHAMBERS A smile is your umbrella Course: Commercial Ambition; Beautician Birthday: Jan. 29 LEONARD WESLEY CHAMBERS How sweet it is Course: College Prep. Ambition: Owner of an automotive warehouse College Choice: Marshall Univ. Birthday; Oct. 10 Activities: F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel, Publicity: Library Staff; Tiger Review; B.T. U. ; Bowling Team RICHARD HERBERT CHAMBERS Why do it today when someone else will do it tomorrow?,r Course; College Prep. Ambition; Electrical Engineer College Choice: W. Va. Tech Birthday; May 15 Activities: Key Club; Library Staff; Football; Hall Monitor; Homecom- ing Activities, Escort CHARLES BROWNING COATES Please, Uncle Sam, I don't want to go Course; College Prep. Ambition: To get more out of life College Choice; Bluefield State Birthday: May 20 Activities: Library Staff; B. T.U. ; Wildlife Club; Swim Team JOHNNIE ERVIN COCUS How about that? Course: Commercial Ambition: To be successful College Choice: Concord Birthday: Dec. 12 Activities: Hall Monitor RUSSELL KENNETH COLE Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, but do unto them first Course; Commercial Ambition: To get the most out of life College Choice; Beckley Birthday: Aug. 4 Activities: Wildlife Club 32 GEORGE DAY COLEMAN Let George do it Course: College Prep. Ambition-. To be happy College Choice; Concord Birthday: April 8 Activities: Camera Club, Pres. ; Annual Staff, Photographer; News- paper Staff, Photographer; M.Y.F. KENNETH EDWARD COLEMAN What is the worth of anything but for the happiness 'twill bring Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: W.V.U. Birthday: Oct. 27 Activities: Pep Club; Masque Gavel; Camera Club; Swim Team; Stage Mgr. ; Debating Team PATRICIA ANN COLLIER Cute and little - mostly both Course: Commercial Ambition: More education College Choice: Concord Birthday: Oct. 16 Activities; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Office Staff MARY CAROLYN COLLINS Little - but mighty Course: Commercial Ambition: To always be happy College Choice: Beckley Birthday: Oct. 6 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Medical Arts; Keyettes; Camera Club; F. H. A. ; Office Staff; Hall Monitor; Homecoming Activities, Soph, and Jr. Attendant; May Court, Attendant VICKY LOUISE CONLEY Politeness costs nothing and gains everything Course; Commercial Ambition; To live a happy success- ful life College Choice: East Tenn. State Birthday; May 13 NORMA JEAN CONNER Silence is the greatest art of con- versation Course-. Commercial Ambition; Secretary College Choice: Beckley Birthday: Nov. 8 Activities: Sunday School Sec. 33 SHIRLEY ANN COMBS Is it true blondes have more fun?” Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday: July 20 Activities; M. Y. F. LENNY FRED COOPER It wasn't me Course: Commercial Ambition; To be a good citizen Birthday: May 28 Activities: Wildlife Club DONNA CAROL COX Uphold me according to thy word that I may live: and let me not be ashamed of my hope Course; Commercial Ambition: Make God and my family proud of me College Choice; Concord Birthday; June 14 ERNEST MONROE COX Success is happiness Course; College Prep. Ambition: Mathematics College Choice; Concord Birthday: Feb. 11 Activities: Track; Sunday School, Treas., Sec. JACQULIN ANNE COZART Greater people than I have lived, but I doubt it Course-. College Prep. Ambition: To make someone happy College Choice; Concord Birthday: Judy 25 Activities; G. A. A. ; F. H. A. ; Tigerettes; M. Y.F. ELAINE ROSE CROY We are never so happy, nor so unhappy, as we think we are Course; Commercial Ambition; Lab Tech. College Choice; Gulf Coast Bible College Birthday: April 11 Activities: F. H. A. 34 CHERYL JO CUPPETT If it's not right don't do it. If it's not true don't say it” Course: College Prep. Ambition; Mathematician College Choice: W. V. U. Birthday: Feb. 4 Activities: Keyettes JAMES LESLIE DAVENPORT Keep on pushing Course: College Prep. Ambition: Statistician College Choice; Howard Univ. Birthday: Aug. 8 Activities: C.Y.C., Pres. ; Sci- ence Club. Pari. ; Football; 4-H, Pari. ; M.Y.F., Pres. ; Sub-District M.Y.F., Pres. RONALD MALCOLM CYPHERS Hats off, gentlemen - a genius Course; College Prep. Ambition: Chemical Engineer College Choice: V.P.I. Birthday; Nov. 16 Activities: S. C. A. ; Pep Club; Medical Arts; Science Club; Re- porter; F.T.A. ; Newspaper Staff CARL DOUGLAS DAVIDSON Be sure you're right, then go ahead Course: Commercial Ambition: An illustrator College Choice: Concord Birthday: May 31 JOE LEE DAUGHERTY If at first you don't succeed try, try again Course; Vocational Ambition; Self Employment Birthday; Aug. 28 CHERIE LYNN DAVIS It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice Course: Commercial Ambition; Private Secretary College Choice; Morris Harvey Birthday: March 17 Activities: Pep Club; Medical Arts; F. H. A. ; Library Staff; A.C.Y.F., Treas. 35 LLOYD STARLING DAVIS All things work to good for them that love God Course; College Prep. Ambition: Air Force Officer College Choice: Air Force Academy Birthday: April 14 Activities; Key Club; Football; Track; Homecoming Activities PATRICIA LEE DELP A worker and a player Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday: Sept. 22 Activities: G. A. A. ; Pep Club, Sec. ; F. T. A., Hist. ; Keyettes, Sr. Delegate; Library Staff; Hall Mon- itor; M. Y. F. ; Bowling Team, Sec. RODNEY RAY DISHNER Keep moving Course; Vocational Ambition; Prof. Driver Birtnday: May 31 JOHN HENRY DOBBINS To work or not to work - that is the question Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday: March 2 Activities: F. T. A. ; Wildlife Club JOHN EDWIN DUGGAN Trouble and I have never met! Course; College Prep. Ambition; Engineer College Choice; V. P. I. Birthday: Nov. 20 Activities: Pep Club; Science Club; Band; Pep Band; Library Staff; Foot- ball; Track; M.Y.F. JAMES ROGER DUNN What makes the youth so happy. Course; Commercial Ambition; Armed Forces College Choice; W. V. U. Birthday: Oct. 20 36 EDWARD MILLER EFFRON Are you serious? Course; College Prep. Ambition; Foreign Diplomat College Choice; Washington and Lee Univ. Birthday: June 27- Activities; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; Key Club; Science Club; Tiger Review; Temple Youth Group, Treas. DELORES JEWEL ELMORE Success awaits those who seek it' Course: Commercial Ambition; To be a better person and a good citizen of the U.S. College Choice: Concord Birthday; March 31 Activities: F. H. A. ; Y. W. A. MARY MARGARET ESKEW Love conquers all Course; College Prep. Ambition: To be happy College Choice: St. Mary's Jr. College or Wake Forest Birthday: Sept. 14 Activities: S.C.A., Sr. Rep.; Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers, Accompanist; Madrigals; Pep Club; C.Y.C., Sec. ; Masque Gavel; Cheerleader; Library Staff; News- paper Staff; B. T. U. ; Y. W. A. JUDITH LYNNE FARLEY Either I will find a way or make one Course: College Prep. Ambition; Medical Technician College Choice: Concord Birthday: Jan. 2 Activities: Pep Club; Keyettes; Band, Publicity; All State Band; Majorette, Head; All Area Band; All County Band; M.Y.F. STEPHEN LEE ELMORE He never flunked, he never lied, I reckon he never knowea howl Course: Commercial Ambition: Accountant College Choice; Concord Birthday: Oct. 17 BRIDGETT FERGUSON Not just another redhead - she's different Course; Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday; Nov. 9 Activities: F. H.A. 37 JOHN WILLIAM FERGUSON Live today because tomorrow may never come” Course: Commercial Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: W. V. U. Birthday: June 14 Activities: Football LARRY ALLEN FINK Love conquers all” Course; Commercial Ambition: To be a success College Choice: Concord Birthday: May 4 Activities: Band; Pep Band; All County Band; All Area Band RONALD DOUGLAS FINK I need some rest! Course: College Prep. Ambition: Get out of high school College Choice; Concord Birthday: Aug. 26 JOHN EDWARD FOLEY Aim at perfection in everything” Course; College Prep. Ambition; To succeed College Choice; Concord Birthday: JOYCE MAE FORD Patience is the best remedy for any problem Course; Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday: Nov. 11 Activities: Life Liners Jr. Auxiliary ETTA MAE FORNEY Success awaits those who seek it Course: Commercial Ambition; Business Adm. College Choice; Blue field State or W. Va. State Birthday: April 28 Activities; G. A. A. ; Tigerettes; 4-H; C. Y.C. 38 JANE ANN FOY A little laughter, love, and leisure lengthens life Course: Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary College Choice: East Tenn. State Birthday: June 2 Activities: Medical Arts; F. H. A. ; Library Staff; Office Staff ELLEN FAYE FRENCH Friendliness is the basis of all re- lationships Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice: Concord Birthday: Jan. 3 Activities: G. A. A. ; Science Club; F.H. A.; Tigerettes; Girls Softball Team RALPH DANIEL FULKNIER There may have been a greater man, but rve yet to meet him Course; College Prep. Ambition: State Police College Choice: Concord Birthday: July 21 Activities: Bowling Team DENNY RAY FULLER Still water runs deep Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician Birthday: Oct. 17 CHARLES DAVID GEARHART Success awaits those who seek it Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician Birthday: Oct. 25 FLOYD CLAYTON GILLESPIE Better a bad excuse than none at all Course: Vocational Ambition: To make the world bet- ter through electrical engineering Birthday: Feb. 17 39 GLENOLA GILLIARD Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control; These three alone lead to sovereign power Course: College Prep. Ambition; Doctor College Choice; W. Va. State Birthday; April 3 Activities: Choir; G. A. A. ; Cam- era Club; F. H. A. ; Tigerettes; 4-H; Y. W.C.C., Ass't Sec. CECELIA JEAN GOODSON The course of true love never did run smooth Course; Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday; Aug. 18 Activities; Pep Club; G, A. A.; Masque Gavel; Library Staff; Office Staff MICHAEL WADE GOODSON Don't itch for something that you are not willing to scratch for Course; Commercial Ambition; To run a speed shop College Choice; Concord Birthday: July 10 CAROLYN ANN GORDON Always be happy Course: General Ambition: Beautician College Choice; Bluefield Birthday; Dec. 21 Activities; Choir; G. A. A. ; Tiger- ettes; B. T. U. WILLIAM MAXWELL GORDON There lies a deal of mischief be- neath his mild exterior Course; Commercial Ambition: Ranger College Choice; Concord Birthday: Jan. 17 Activities: Football; Basketball; Track FRANKIE CHANNING GRIFFITH Anyone can follow the crowd but it takes a real man to stand alone” Course: College Prep. Ambition: More education College Choice; Concord Birthday; March 2 Activities; Key Club; Band, Sec. ; Pep Band; Stage Band; Football; Track; All County Band; All Region Band; 4-H; Wildlife Club, V.P. 40 GERALD JACKSON GRIMM Those who give up, often fall down” Course; General Ambition: To better the world we live in College Choice; Trevecca Nazarene College Birthday: Sept. 14 TERESA CAROL HAMMED Her life is like a piano, Grand and upright Course; Commercial Ambition; To do whatever I do, the best I can College Choice: Concord Birthday; March 16 Activities: S. C.A., 2nd V.P.; Choir; A Cappella; Pep Club, Pres.; F. T. A.; Choraleers; C. Y. C. ; Key- ettes, V.P. Masque Gavel, Treas.; Cheerleader; Tiger Review; Home- coming Queen; M.Y.F., Pres.; Soph. Class, Treas.; Jr. Class Sec. JAMES WARD HAMBLIN I shall dwell in the high lands; 1 will ride hard, shoot straight, and speak the truth Course; College Prep. Ambition: Licensed and Bonded Big Game Guide College Choice: W. V.U. Birthday: June 29 Activities: C. Y.C., Pres. ; Wild- life Club, Pres. ; Bluestone Bird Dog Club WILLIAM LEONARD HAMPTON Success is happiness Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer College Choice; Concord Birthday: Dec. 19 BEVERLY JEAN HAMLIN Life is only worth living if you enjoy it Course: Commercial Ambition: Dress Designer or C.P. A. College Choice; Concord Birthday: Sept. 6 Activities: G. A. A. ; Pep Club; F. H. A. ; Y. W.A., Sec. 2, Pres. 3 BONITA HANKS Live, love, and always be happy Course; College Prep. Ambition: Music Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday: Feb. 12 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals 41 KAREN ELAINE HARMAN With a good head endowed, by a happy heart blessed Course: College Prep. Ambition; X-Ray Tech. Birthday: March 9 Activities; Keyettes; Pianist at Smith Chapel Church DOUGLAS MASON HARVEY A lot to be remembered Course; College Prep. Ambition: To ride, shoot straight, and speak the truth College Choice: Concord Birthday: April 4 Activities: Football; Track; Wild- life Club,' Sec. -Treas. JOHN DAVID HARVEY I'd rather have a fool make me merry than experience make me sad. Course: Commercial Ambition: Engineer College Choice; Concord Birthday: June 20 Activities: Hall Monitor LAURA DAE HARVEY Great is thy reward for faithfulness Course; College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday; June 21 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; F.H. A. 42 SANDRA LEE HASSEN I consider love and laughter the bread of life Course; College Prep. Ambition; To be a success in all I attempt College Choice; Concord Birthday: April 7 Activities: G. A. A. ; F. H. A., Hist. LARRY WILLIAM HENDRICK Think of work, but play on Course: College Prep. College Choice; Concord Birthday; Nov. 20 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Hall Monitor; B.T.U. HAROLD PRESTON HERRING If you look at things in the right light, how can you see any dark- ness? Course; College Prep. Ambition; Religious Education College Choice; Wesleyan Birthday: Jan. 23 Activities: S.C.A., Sr. Delegate- at-Large; A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals; Boys Quartet; F. T. A., Pari. ; Masque Gavel, 1st V.P. ; Key Club, Soph. Rep. ; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; All State Chorus; State Methodist Youth; V.P. ; Methodist Sub-District, Pres. ; M. Y.F., Treas. ; Lettermans Club ELLA JANE HOLDREN What is living for, if not to make the world less difficult for others to live in Course: General Ambition: To be a good housewife and mother Birthday: Feb. 9 HOPE ELLEN HILL Laugh today, cry tomorrow Course: College Prep. Ambition; Vocational Home Economist College Choice; Berea Birthday: April 30 Activities; Pep Club, F. H.A., V.P., Recreation 2, Sec. 3; Li- brary Staff; 4-H, Jr. Leader; Poca- lier WILLIAM C. HOUCHINS He could joust for a week, laugh for a month, and argue forever Course; College Prep. College Choice; W. V. U. Birthday: Oct. 28 SYLVIA ORLENA HILL A winning smile is but one of her assets Course: Commercial Ambition: To be successful and happy College Choice: Bluefield Jr. Birthday: Feb. 2 Activities; Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; F. H. A. ; Hall Monitor; Church Choir, Sec.; C. Y. F., Worship Chairman DELLA MAE HOWARD Know Thyself Course; General Ambition: Beautician College Choice: Bluefield State Birthday: Sept. 13 Activities; F. H. A. ; 4-H 43 ELSIE CLYDE HOWERTON Step by step, the ladder is ascended Course; Commercial Ambition: To be a good wife Birthday: April 4 Activities; F. H. A. PATRICIA ANN HULL If music be the food of love, then play on Course: Commercial Ambition: To always be happy and successful College Choice; McClains Business College Birthday; Nov. 11 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers MICHAEL RAY HURT It is neither those in the round, nor the square, but the spiral, that lead to the top of the stairs! Course: College Prep. Ambition: Medicine College Choice: Concord Birthday; Aug. 9 Activities: S. C. A. ; Pep Club; C. Y. C. ; Masque Gavel; Key Club, Sec. ; Science Club; Football; Track; All State Team; All County Football; All Area Football; Letter- mans Club; Swim Team 44 VICKIE LOU HILTON Happy am I, from care I am free, why aren't they all contented like me? Course; Commercial Ambition: To get the most out of life College Choice; Concord Birthday: May 16 BILLIE MAE HURLEY Give everyone a smile and be happy Course: Commercial Ambition: Housewife Birthday: Nov. 26 Activities: Church SONJA DAWN JANUTOLO A Queen of Sports Course: Commercial Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher College Choice: Concord Birthday; Feb. 2 Activities; G. A. A., Pres. ; Tiger- ettes, Captain KENNETH ARNOLD JOHNSTON Try, try again Course: Vocational Ambition; To succeed in whatever I attempt Birthday: March 9 LARRY JACKSON JONES The person who knows everything has a lot to learn Course: Commercial Ambition; Military Officer Birthday: July 21 Activities: Army National Guard; Boy Scouts; M.Y.F. ; Choir; A Cap pella; Hall Monitor BERNARD WAYNE KARNES A man who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is unedu- cated the day after Course: General Ambition; To live but never grow old Birthday: Feb. 10 Activities: American Motorcycle Asso. ; Mercer County Fish and Wildlife Club SUSAN MARGO KELLY A smile is the same in all lan guages Course; Commercial Ambition; Housewife Birthday: Feb. 26 JOHN KARLIN Many things are opened by mis- take but few as frequently as the mouth Course; College Prep. Ambition; Lawyer College Choice; W. V. U. Birthday: Aug. 30 BRENDA KESS1NGER CANDLER The key to success is to smile and be happy Course: General Ambition: Beautician and success- ful wife and mother Birthday: April 6 45 DAVID KYLE KEYS Nothing ventured, nothing gained Course; College Prep. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer College Choice: Bluefield State Birthday; Jan. 21 CLARENCE ALLEN KING Christ Above All Course: College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice; V. P. I. Birthday: Aug. 19 Activities: Pep Club; Science Club, Pres. 2, Treas. 3; Band; Hall Mon- itor; M. Y. F. ; Golf Team; Bowling Team CONNIE JEAN KING Smile and the whole world smiles with you Course: Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday: Sept. 28 MARQUETTA ANN KRUPEY It is always darkest before the dawn Course; College Prep. Ambition; Psychologist College Choice; Mary Washington Birthday: Sept. 25 Activities: S.C. A. ; Pep Club; Medical Arts; Masque Gavel; Li- brary Staff; Newspaper Staff, Soc. Ed. ; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor MARGARET ANN KUPNER The world is as bright as you make it: Smile even though your heart is breaking Course: Commercial Ambition; Secretary Birthday: July 13 Activities: 4-H BARBARA LAMBERT DICKERSON Laugh and the world will laugh with you Course; Commercial Ambition; Successful wife and mother Birthday: July 30 Activities: 4-H 46 JAMES EARL LAMBERT Always fight for what you think is right” Course: College Prep. Ambition; Lawyer College Choice; W. V.U. Birthday: Feb. 18 Activities: Track; Basketball LORETTA INEZ LAMBERT Softly speak and sweetly smile Course: Commercial Ambition; Lab. Tech. College Choice: Concord Birthday: Nov. 26 Activities; F. H. A. ; Y. W. A. SHARON LANE LAWRENCE She sighed to many; though she loved but one Course; College Prep. Ambition; Linguist College Choice; W. V.U. Birthday: April 25 Activities: Pep Club; Medical Arts, V. P. ; Keyettes; Science Club, Sec. -Treas. ; Band; Majorette, Head; Newspaper Staff, Feature Ed. LOWELL GLENN LEWIS To my extreme mortification 1 grow wiser every day Course; College Prep. Ambition: Architectural Engineer- ing College Choice; V.P. I. Birthday: Oct. 4 Activities; S.C. A. ; A Cappella, V. P. ; Choraleers; Madrigals; Boys Quartet; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel, V.P. ; Key Club; Science Club; Homecoming Activities, Escort; Stage Manager; All State Chorus, Alt. ;M.Y.F. Ay BRENDA SUE LAXTON Two heads are better than one Course; College Prep. Ambition: Elementary Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday: Dec. 1 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Medical Arts; Camera Club; F. H. A., Sec. ; Library Staff; News- paper Staff, Feature Ed. 2, Man- aging Ed. 3; Hall Monitor LINDA DARLENE LEE The measure of a woman's life is the well spending of it not the length Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer College Choice: W.V.U. Birthday: July 27 Activities: F. T. A. ; 4-H, V.P. ; F. H. A. RICHARD CORNEL LEWIS Whenever in doubt - don't Course; Commercial Ambition; To be a good drummer College Choice; Beckley Birthday; May 6 RAOUL EDWARD LILLY Let there be light, to show me the way Course; General Ambition: Professional Truck Driver College Choice: Concord Birthday: Aug. 23 Activities: Hall Monitor NANCY CAROLE LUSK No matter what happens, life goes on Course; Commercial Ambition: More education College Choice; Concord Birthday: Jan. 27 Activities: F. T. A. ; Band; Major- ette; All County Band; All Area Band FRANCES ELAINE MANNING Good things come in small pack- ages Course; College Prep. Ambition: To succeed in life College Choice; Concord Birthday: Feb. 13 Activities: A Cappella, Pres. ; Choraleers; Madrigals; G.A.A. ; F. T. A., Treas; Keyettes; Band, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Pep Band; All County Band; All State Chorus; Band Queen; Girls State, Alt. ; Sr. Class, Sec. ; B. T. U. 48 JAMES EDWARD MARINO Take the worst with a smile Course: Commercial Ambition: Professional Musician College Choice; Concord Birthday: Nov. 23 Activities; Band; Pep Band; State Band; All Region Band CARL DAVID MARTIN He rules his own mind Course; College Prep. Ambition: Commercial Artist or College Prof. College Choice; W. V. U. Birthday; June 30 Activities; Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals; Pep Club; Track; Hall Monitor; Art DANIEL LAWRENCE MARTIN Men are born with two eyes, but one tongue, in order that they should see twice as much as they say Course; College Prep. Ambition: Anesthesiologist College Choice; W. V. U. Birthday; Sept. 15 Activities: Pep Club; Medical Arts; Masque Gavel; Camera Club; Science Club; C. Y. O. ROBERT WAYNE MATHENA I am me - that's all I can be Course: Commercial Ambition: Accountant College Choice: Concord Birthday: Oct. 28 Activities; Football; Track JUDY KAY MARTIN A smile is the same in all lan- guages Course; Commercial Ambition; To make a good wife College Choice; Marshall Birthday: Dec. 25 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; F. H. A. ; Library Staff; Hall Monitor ROGER DALE MAY Small is the diploma, but mighty is the effort to obtain it Course: Vocational Ambition: A good job Birthday: Aug. 22 BRENDA SUE MARSHALL Her friendly smile is but a part of her good qualities Course; General Ambition; Housewife and Beauti- cian Birthday: Nov. 20 Activities: Hall Monitor; 4-H FRANCES MARIE McAFEE She rules her own mind Course; Commercial Ambition; Private Secretary College Choice: Concord Birthday: Jan. 25 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Camera Club; F. H. A. 49 MICHAEL FRANCIS McCABE To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: Marshall Birthday: Oct. 9 Activities: Pep Club; Key Club; Football; Track; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor RITA ELLEN McGINITY All my days are merry ones Course; College Prep. Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher College Choice; Marshall Birthday: June 16 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; G. A. A., Treas. ; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; F. H. A.; Tigerettes; Hall Monitor; Swim Team; C. Y.O. ATHOL HERBERT McCLAUGHERTY Women's faults are many, men have only two; everything they say and everything they do Course; General Ambition; To get a good educa- tion College Choice: Marshall Birthday: March 5 Activities: Pep Club; Key Club, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Library Staff; Football and Track Mgr. ; Jr. Bowl- ing Team LINDA SIX MCGUIRE Ask me no questions - I'll tell you no lies Course: Commercial Ambition; Private Secretary College Choice: McClains Business College Birthday: March 13 Activities: S.C. A. ; Choir; G. A. A. ; 4-H, Pres. DONNA JEANNE McFADDEN Man cannot live by bread alone, but by every word of God Course; College Prep. Ambition: Nurse (R. N. and B. S.) College Choice: Roanoke Valley Hospital School of Nursing Birthday: June 8 Activities: G. A. A., Sergeant-at- Arms; Medical Arts, Sec. ; Science Club; F. H. A. ; Tigerettes; Hall Monitor; Golf Team; Y. W.A., Pres. ; Swim Team; Bowling Team PAUL DAVID McMANAWAY Life is one long process of getting tired Course: College Prep. Ambition; To be rich, happy and successful College Choice: Concord or Marshall Birthday: Oct. 12 Activities: S.C. A. ; Pep Club; Key Club; Bowling Team 50 EDDIE STEPHEN McPEAK School is everything Course: Vocational Ambition: Electrician Birthday: April 5 GARY RAY MEADE Success in life comes from hard work Course: College Prep. Ambition: Chemist College Choice: W. V. U. Birthday: Sept. 2 Activities: Band JAMES ROBERT MEADOR An hour for toil, a day for sport Course; College Prep. Ambition: To go to college College Choice: Concord Birthday: Jan. 1 Activities: Football; Track; 4-H, V.P. ; M.Y.F. BRENDA GAYE MEADOWS Where your treasures are there will be your neart also Course: Commercial Ambition: Nurse Birthday: Jan. 31 LINDA GAIL MEADOWS Sweet her manners and quiet her ways Course; Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Birthday: Dec. 3 Activities: F. T.A. ; Medical Arts; Anchor Club; Cafeteria Staff PAUL MARK MEADOWS To be successful you have to suc- ceed Course: General Ambition: Computer College Choice; Concord Birthday: Jan. 2 Activities: Band; Pep Band; Stage Band 51 REBECCA LYNN MEADOWS Always try to do your best and you will be rewarded with the best life has to offer Course; Commercial Ambition; Hair Stylist College Choice; Beckley Birthday; October 13 Activities; Choir; Pep Club; A Cap- pella; F. T. A. ; Young Rep. Club, Pari. DARRYL EUGENE MORRIS Don't worry about the big things - it's the small things that count Course; Vocational Ambition; Graduate from P. H.S. Birthday; Aug. 28 Activities; Football; M. Y. F. LYLE EDWARD MULLINS A little mischief along the way is just the thing to spice tne day Course; College Prep. Ambition; To succeed in business College Choice; Concord Birthday; February 2 TOMMIE LOU NEAL True kindness comes from within Course; Commercial Ambition; Bookkeeper College Choice; Beckley Birthday: April 26 Activities; Band; Majorette 52 MARY ANNE MORRIS Sweet and petite Course; General Ambition; Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday: Oct. 15 Activities; Pep Club; Band; Pep Band; Stage Band; Majorette THOMAS MILTON NEEL No profit grows where there is no pleasure taken Course; College Prep. Ambition; Dentist College Choice; Concord Birthday; June 26 Activities: Football; Track; M.Y.F. ; Swim Team MARY ANN NUCKLES Modesty is the patient pursuit of one's own excellence Course: General Ambition; Beautician College Choice: Bluefield State Birthday; Dec. 13 Activities: G. A. A. ; Tigerettes, Mgr. ; 4-H LINDA SUE OSBORNE Make new friends but keep the old ones; One is silver and the other is gold Course; Commercial Ambition; To live the way God wants me to College Choice; W. Va. Business College Birthday: Jan. 12 Activities; Choir; Pep Club; F.T.A. ; M.Y.F. Pres. ; F. H. A. ANTHONY RAY ONEY And what do you want for Christ- mas? Course; College Prep. Ambition; Engineer Birthday; Nov. 14 Activities: S. C. A. ; Pep Club; Football; Track; Baseball; M.Y.F. CYNTHIA ELLEN PAIS I laugh, for hope hath a happy place with me Course; Commercial Ambition: C.P.A. College Choice; Concord Birthday: Dec. 3 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Medical Arts; F.H.A. ; Office Staff; Hall Monitor; Jr. and Sr. Banquet KATHERINE DIANE OSBORNE Just an instantaneous transcription of a theoretical impulse Course; College Prep. Ambition; To teach English and Creative Writing Teacher College Choice; Winthrop Birthday: July 2 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A., Pres.; C.Y.C. ; Keyettes; F.H.A., 1st V. Pres. ; Newspaper Staff, News Ed. 2, Ed. 3; Jr. -Sr. Banquet; B. T.U., Pres. ELLIOT DAVID PEDNEAU To each his own Course; College Prep. Ambition; Great Jazz Musicia and Composer College Choice; Concord Birthday: Sept. 28 Activities: Science Club, 2nd V. Pres. ; Band; Librarian; Stage Band; All County Band; All Area Band 53 PAMELA KAY PENNINGTON Happy, witty, wild, and young, She laughed and talked ana danced and sung Course: College Prep. Ambition: Social Psychologist or Journalist College Choice: W.V.U. or Concord Birthday: March 25 Activities: A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals; Pep Club; F. T. A.; Med- ical Arts, Treas. ; Kcyettes, Pari, and Hist. ; Camera Club, Sec. ; An- nual Staff, Sr. Ed. ; Newspaper Staff, Photographer; M.Y.F., Sec. ; All State Chorus, Alt.; Homecoming Activities, Jr. Float Chairman ALVIN EARL PETTREY We know what we are, but know not what we may be Course; College Prep. Ambition-. Pharmacist College Choice; Concord Birthday: Jan. 17 Activities: 4-H, 2nd V. P. ; M. Y. F. GLENDA ELLEN PERDUE Happiness is a habit, cultivate it' Course; Commercial Ambition: Hair Stylist Birthday: Nov. 12 Activities: G.A.A. PATRICIA GAIL PHIPPS It's not what you do that counts, but how you do it Course; College Prep. Ambition; To live, love and be happy College Choice; W. V. U. Birthday: May 22 Activities: S. C. A., 1st V. P. ; G. A. A.; F. T. A. ; Keyettes; F. H. A. ; Annual Staff, Jr. Ed. 2, Ed. 3; Hall Monitor; Homecoming Maid of Honor; Girls State; State Student Council; Cent. Parade DANNY GLENN PERKINS I never intend to die from over- work Course: General Ambition; To succeed and be a good citizen Birthday: Feb. 17 Activities: M.Y.F., V.P. ELISABETH SCOTT POSTON Those who put fun into life, are those who get fun out of life Course; College Prep. Ambition; To be successful and happy College Choice-. W.V.U. or Concord Birthday: Dec. 23 Activities: Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; Newspaper Staff, Bus. Mgr.; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor; B. T.U. ; Y.W. A. 54 EDWARD CHAPTON POWELL Happiness is a habit, cultivate it' Course: General Ambition; Make a million College Choice; Concord Birthday: March 4 Activities: M.Y.F. BARBARA ELLEN PRICE A winner never quits and a quitter never wins Course; Commercial Ambition: To spread happiness wherever I go College Choice: W. Va. Wesleyan Birthday: April 8 Activities: M. Y.F., Pres. JERRY LEE PRINZBACH Honor lies in honest toil Course; College Prep. Ambition: Make a million College Choice: Concord Birthday: July 14 Activities: Hall Monitor; C. Y. O., Pres. DANIEL WAYNE PRITCHETT Where do we go from here? Course; College Prep. Ambition: To straighten up and fly right College Choice: Concord Birthday: July 20 Activities: Science Club; Band, V.P. ; Pep Band; Stage Band; All County Band; All Region Band JERRY RAY PRITCHETT Knowledge is achieved only through hard work Course: College Prep. Ambition: To De a success in life College Choice; Concord Birthday: March 29 Activities: Band; Pep Band; Stage Band; Hall Monitor; All County Band RICKY M. PRITCHETT They say great men are rare, but here is oneff Course: Commercial Ambition; To be a success in life College Choice; Concord Birthday: Oct. 16 Activities; Choir; A Cappella: F. T. A. ; Hall Monitor 55 JOHN GRAYSON PUCKETT Take care of your own business, the rest will take care of itself' Course; General Ambition; To achieve a goal in life College Choice; Concord Birthday; May 30 Activities: Football; Track; 4-H, V.P. 1, Jr. Leadership 2, V.P. 3; M.Y.F., Pres. CARRIE ANTHELENE RAFTERY Two may talk and one may hear, but three cannot take part in a con- versation of a most sincere and searching sort Course; College Prep. Ambition; Physical Therapist College Choice; W.V.U. Birthday; March 14 Activities; Pep Club; Masque Gavel; Science Club; Band; Li- brarian; All County Band-.C.Y.F. FRANCES DIANE PUGH Love your neighbor as yourself Course; Commercial Ambition: To own my own restaurant College Choice; Beckley Birthday; May 4 Activities; F. T. A. ; Medical Arts; Cafeteria Staff WILLIAM BALL RANEY Knowledge is achieved through hard work Course; College Prep. Ambition; Civil Engineer College Choice; V. P. I. Birthday; Dec. 30 Activities: S. C. A.; Pep Club; Key Club, V. P.; Library Staff; Football, Mgr. ; Homecoming Activities, Parade Marshal ALBERT RAY QUESENBERRY Women are the root of all evil” Course: College Prep. Ambition: Electrical Engineer College Choice; Concord Birthday; March 17 Activities; Pep Club; Key Club; Football; Track; Tiger Review; Wildlife Club; M. Y. F. ROBERT BRUCE RAUSCH He who hesitates is lost Course; College Prep. Ambition; Policeman College Choice; W. V. U. Birthday; March 20 Activities; Football; Track; Bas ketball; M.Y.F. OSCAR JACOB REMINES Why worry? It only causes gray hair Course: Commercial Ambition: Lawyer College Choice: Concord Birthday: Dec. 22 CANDACE LEIGH RITTER Whether thou goest Course: College Prep. Ambition: Psychologist College Choice; Charleston Birthday: Feb. 20 Activities: Pep Club; F. H. A. ; Li- brary Staff; Spanish Club, Sec. CAMILLA SUE RICHARDSON Happiness reigns where smiles dwell Course; College Prep. Ambition: Nurse College Choice; Emmanuel Birthday: July 25 Activities: Choir; F. T. A. ; Medi- cal Arts; F. H. A. ; Jr. Aux., Pres. ANNE KATHLEEN ROBINETT Anything for a quiet life Course; College Prep. Ambition: Nurse College Choice; Roanoke Hospital School of Nursing Birthday; June 16 Activities: G. A. A. ; F. T. A., V.P. ; Library Staff; Hall Monitor; M. Y. F., Pres. ; Sub-District, Sec.; 4-H; Jr. -Sr. Banquet LAWRENCE CLIFFORD REED Be good and be free Course: Commercial Ambition; To be a success College Choice: Concord Birthday; May 11 CHARLES THOMAS RICHARDSON The good and the wise lead great lives Course: Commercial Ambition: Store Manager College Choice: Concord Birthday: May 23 Activities; Football; Track 57 CAROLYN LOUISE ROBINETTE A lady is what makes a boy a gentleman Course; College Prep. Ambition; Teacher College Choice; Concord or W. V.U. Birthday; March 31 Activities; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; C.Y.C. ; Keyeties; Masque Gavel; Library Staff; Tiger Review; C.Y.F., Pres. ; C. Y. F. , Southern District, Co. Pres. ; Jr. -Sr. Ban- quet; Teen Driver of Month WILLIAM AUTHUR ROBINSON Art is the perfection of nature Course; College Prep. Ambition; Commercial Artist College Choice-. R. P. I. Birthday; March 1 Activities; Choir; A Cappella; Madrigals; Choraleers; Key Club; Hall Mortitor; Bowling Team; M.Y.F.; Art DONALD JAMES ROWLAND A man with a million on his mind Course; General Ambition; Lawyer College Choice; Lynchburg Birthday; Sept. 25 Activities; S.C. A.; Pep Club; Li- brary Staff; Baseball; Stage Mgr. ; Air Explorer 150, V.P. MARY MARGARET RODDEN Sweet and innocent Course; College Prep. Ambition; College Teaching College Choice; Concord Birthday; Jan. 31 Activities; Y. W. A., Pres. 2, Program Chairman 3; F. H. A. DAVID CURTIS RUBLE The Robin Hood of the younger generation Course; Commercial Ambition; More education College Choice; Concord Birthday: Jan. 8 JUDY DAWN RORRER Silence is more musical than any song Course; Commercial Ambition; Beautician College Choice; Blue field Birthday: April 15 58 BARBARA JANE RUMBURG Sweet little one Course: Commercial Ambition; Beautician College Choice; Little French Birthday: Jan. 8 OWEN PRESTON RUMBURG Put a tiger in your tank Course: College Prep. Ambition: Coach College Choice: Concord Birthday: Feb. 2 Activities: Key Club; Football; Track CONNIE SUSAN SADDLER You have to work to find success Course; Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice; W. Va. Business College Birthday: July 15 Activities: Masque Gavel; Office Staff; M.Y.F.. Pres. 1, Sec. 3 DAVID HARTLEY SANDERS Blessed is he that does not expect, for he shall not be disappointed Course: College Prep. Ambition; To be a Lawyer College Choice: Randolph Macon Birthday: May 13 OKIE SUE SANDERS Not a care in the world Course; Commercial Ambition; Bookkeeper Birthday: Feb. 17 Activities; 4-H TERRY RON SELF A man with things on his mind Course; College Prep. Ambition; Get rich quick College Choice; Concord Birthday; Aug. 21 Activities: Football; Track; Basket- ball 59 FRANCES DEE SELIG She flung herself on her horse and rode madly off in all directions Course: College Prep. Ambition; To be a speech major and live a happy life College Choice: W. V. U. ; Indiana Univ. Birthday: Feb. 17 Activities: G. A. A., Sgt. -at-Arms; Pep Club; F. T.A. ; Keyettes, Pres. ; Masque Gavel, Pres. ; Tigerettes; Tiger Review; T. Y. G., Sec. 2, Pres. 3; State Drama Festival BERNARD EUGENE SHORTER Perseverance keeps honor bright' Course; College Prep. Ambition: Forestry Birthday: July 12 Activities; Wildlife Club MARY JANE SHUMAKER She can say more in a minute than you can throw back in an hour CHARLES RUPERT SHREWSBURY He scatters enjoyment and enjoys much” Course; College Prep. Ambition: To live a long life College Choice; Concord Birthday: April 9 Activities: S.C. A. ; Band; Stage Band; Basketball NANCY DIANA SHULTZ I have often regretted my speech, never my silence Course; College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday; July 27 Activities; F. T. A. ; Newspaper Staff, Art Ed. ; Hall Monitor; M.Y.F. Sec. 2, Treas. 3 60 ROBERT DALE SHUMATE I came, I saw, I left Course; College Prep. Ambition; To leave the world a better place College Choice; Concord Birthday: Feb. 18 Course; College Prep. Ambition: Elem. Teacher or Librarian College Choice; Concord Birthday: Jan. 15 Activities: Choir; A Cappella, Sec. Pep Club; Choraleers; Madrigals; F. T. A. ; Camera Club; C.Y.C. ; Annual Staff; F. H. A. ; B. T. U. ; Jr. -Sr. Banquet SUSAN OLIVA SHUMATE She gains what she starts out to do Course; College Prep. Ambition: Home Economist College Choice; W. Va. U. Birthday: March 31 Activities: Choir; A Cappella, Treas. ; Choraleers; Madrigals; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Medical Arts; Key- ettes; F. H. A.; Cheerleader, Head; M.Y.F., V. Pres. EDWARD LEE SHUTT The best conversationalist is a good listener Course; College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice; V. P. I. Birthday: Sept. 25 Activities: Annual Staff, Sports Ed. ; Hall Monitor JOSEPH WAYNE SIMMONS He goes his way without a word, but with a purpose Course: College Prep. Ambition; To make the most out of life College Choice; Concord or Blfd. State Birthday: June 26 Activities; C.Y.F., Treas. 2 SHIRLEY KAYE SIMONS I'm here, now the party can be- gin Course; College Prep. Ambition; Nurse College Choice: Roanoke Memo- rial School of Nursing Birthday: July 8 Activities; S.C. A. ; G. A. A.; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; Cheerleader, Alt. ; Library Staff; Tiger Review; 4-H; M. Y. F., V. Pres. NORMA JEAN SINK Life is too short not to have as much fun as possible Course; Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday: March 4 Activities: Pep Club; C. Y. C. ; Office Staff; Hall Monitor; Bowling Team, Sec. ;M.R. A., Ad. Mgr. JAMES LOUIE SKEENS He scatters enjoyment and enjoys much Course: General Ambition: Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday: Dec. 28 61 LARRY WAYNE SKEENS A smile is worth a million dollars; A frown is not worth a cent Course; College Prep. Ambition; Teacher College Choice; Concord Birthday; Sept. 3 Activities; Masque Gavel; Key Club; Band; Pep Band; Stage Band MELVIN GEORGE SMITH Infinity Squared Course; College Prep. Ambition; Elect. Eng. College Choice; V.P.I. Birthday; July 14 Activities: C. Y.C. ; Masque Gavel; Science Club; Newspaper Staff; Tiger Review; Debate; Stage Crew MILTON ALLEN SMITH Good temper is an estate for life Course; College Prep. Ambition; Businessman College Choice; Concord Birthday: Oct. 6 WILLIAM DARREL SMITH Jolly, good natured, full of fun, if you want a good friend here is one Course; College Prep. Ambition; Doctor College Choice; W.V.U. Birthday: Aug. 15 Activities; Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals; Boy's Quar- tet; Medical Arts; Science Club; Newspaper Staff; All State Chorus TERRY EDWARD SNIDER All things come to those who wait' Course; General Ambition; Complete Education Birthday; Jan. 26 IRENE SOUTHERN BARKER Hard work and success are in- separable Course; Commercial Ambition; Successful Housewife College Choice; Concord Birthday; June 7 62 LARRY DON SPANGLER Let us have fun - and let the world go by Course; General Ambition: To be important College Choice; Concord Birthday: Aug. 28 Activities: Bowling Team SANDRA KAY SPARKS Hard work and success are in- separable Course: General Ambition: Beautician Birthday: March 7 Activities: Choir; 4-H, Sec. 1, Jr. Leader 2, Treas. 3;P.H.Y.S. DIANIA JUNE SPRADLIN I'm in love with the world Course; Commercial Ambition; To be happy and suc- cessful College Choice: Beckley Birthday: April 15 Activities: G.A. A., Pub. 2, V. Pres. 3; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Tiger- ettes; Library Staff; Office Staff; M.Y.F. RINCEY MAE SPRADLIN Ah! Do I have to? Course: Commercial Ambition-. Beautician Birthday: June 12 Activities: Library Staff; M. Y. F. DAVID THOMAS ST. CLAIR That's the way it goes Course; College Prep. Ambition; Dentist College Choice: Davidson or Richmond Univ. Birthday: May 27 Activities: Basketball; Track; Base- ball; Swim Team GLENNA MARIE STOVALL The best conversationalist is a good listener Course; Commercial Ambition; Bus. Sec. Birthday: Feb. 9 Activities: Pep Club; F. H. A. 63 CONNIE GERALDINE STRAIN Get a good education before you get old, for a head full of knowl- edge is better than gold Course: Commercial Ambition: Business Adm. College Choice: Marshall or Bluefield State Birthday: March 17 Activities: G. A. A. ; F. T. A. ; C. Y.C. ; Camera Club; F. H. A. ; Jr. Missionary, Pres. RITA ANN SURFACE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Course; General Ambition; Secretary Birthday: Nov. 13 DANNY ROSCOE TAYLOR Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is crazy Course; College Prep. Ambition: Engineer College Choice; V.P.I. Birthday: Dec. 13 Activities: Pep Club; Masque Gavel; Key Club; Library Staff; Basketball; Baseball; M.Y.F. ; Bowling Team CONNIE SUE TABOR Silence is more eloquent than words” Course; Commercial Ambition; Secretary Birthday: April 30 Activities: F. H. A. ; B. T. U. EDWARD MCKINLEY TAYLOR Live and love while you have the time Course: Commercial Ambition; To be successful in business College Choice; W. Va. Tech. Birthday: Nov. 20 Activities; Wildlife Club DANIEL MELVIN SWIM, JR. It's not the good things you think that count, but the things you do Course; College Prep. Ambition: Make a billion College Choice; Concord Birthday: Jan. 9 Activities: Baseball EMMETTE LEE TAYLOR Love is grand - but don't play around with it; like a match you might get burnt Course; College Prep. Ambition; Radar Tech. College Choice; Concord Birthday; Aug. 8 Activities; Track; Wildlife Club; B. T.U., Pres. GENE THOMAS TAYLOR A man of thought and action Course; Commercial Ambition; Successful businessman College Choice; Concord Birthday; Aug. 13 BRENDA KAY THOMAS Gentlemen prefer blondes Course; Commercial Ambition; Secretary College Choice; Concord Birthday; March 16 Activities: S. C. A. ; Pep Club; F. T. A. ; Keyettes; Camera Club; F.H.A. ; Band. Treas. ; Majorette, Solo Twirler; B. T. U., Sec. ; Y.W.A., Pub. 2, Social Chairman 3; AU County Band DANIEL RAY THOMAS According to the law of Aero- dynamics a bumblebee cannot fly, but due to his ignorance of the law he flies anyway Course: College Prep. Ambition; Engineer College Choice; Concord Birthday; Aug. 26 Activities: C. Y.C. ; Bowling Team; M. Y.F. JODY LANE THOMPSON Don't fence me in Course; Commercial Ambition; Accountant College Choice; Bluefield Birthday: Sept. 27 LINDA KAY THOMPSON Good times are the trademark of youth Course; Commercial Ambition: Millionaire College Choice; Concord Birthday; Jan. 10 Activities: Pep Club; F. H. A. STEPHEN DUANE THOMPSON Don't try to stop me Course: Commercial Ambition; I. B. M. College Choice; Bluefield Birthday: Dec. 18 NANCY CAROLYN TILLER Determination for success” Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary College Choice: Concord Birthday: Nov. 8 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; F. H. A. ; 4-H; Y. W. A. 66 DAVID LABAN TOMCHIN Ad discendum veni” Course; College Prep. Ambition; Reform Rabbi College Choice; Univ. of Cincinnati Birthday: Sept. 12 Activities: Masque Gavel; Tiger Review; Science Club; Stage Mgr. ; Ohio Valley Federation of Temple Youth, Pres. DONALD EUGENE TOWNLEY I don't say we all ought to mis- behave, but we ought to look as if we could Course-. Commercial Ambition; To be a success College Choice; Concord Birthday: Feb. 22 Activities: Track; Wildlife Club CAROL ANN THORN By wills and wiles and many guiles the ladies get their way Course; College Prep. Ambition: To live without argu- ment College Choice: Wake Forest Birthday: Sept. 14 Activities: S. C. A., Sec. -Treas.; Pep Club, Treas. 2, V.P. 3; F. T. A. Sec.; Keyettes, Sec.; Band; All State Band; Majorette; Newspaper Staff; Oct. Student of Month ELIZABETH SUE TIBBS Hold on to old values, but enter- tain new ideas; and life will be brighter Course; General Ambition: To marry the boy that is going to make a billion College Choice; Concord Birthday: July 26 Activities: F. H. A. ROBERT DANIEL TURNER, JR. One small step can start a long journey Course; College Prep. Ambition; Draftsman College Choice; Concord Birthday: July 30 Activities: Choir; Newspaper Staff; Swim Team; M. Y.F. LINDA ANN UNDERWOOD A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nurse College Choice: Berea Birthday: Dec. 25 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Pep Club; Medical Arts; F. H. A. RICHARD WAYNE UNDERWOOD The only things worth living for are God, women, cars, and food' Course; College Prep. Ambition; Mechanical Engineer College Choice: W. Va. Tech. Birthday: Sept. 1 Activities: S.C.A. ; C.Y.C. ; Band; Pep Band; Hall Monitor; Bowling Team DENNIS PAUL VANCE I have never let my schooling interfere with my education Course: Commercial Ambition; To have fun Birthday: Dec. 21 BOBBY GENE VAUGHN It's over, but no tears will be shed Course; Commercial Ambition; To live a happy life Birthday: Sept. 27 DREAMA LAUDEAN VIA A faithful friend is the medicine of life Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher College Choice; Lee College Birthday: March 3 Activities; Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Madrigals; F. T. A.; Medical Arts; F. H. A. 67 MONTE WAYNE WALL One small step can start a long journey Course: Vocational Ambition: Mechanical Engineer College Choice: Concord BETTY LOU WATTS Pretty is as pretty does Course; Commercial Ambition: Beautician College Choice; Marshall Birthday; June 28 Activities: Choir; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Library Staff; Office Staff; Hall Monitor; G. A., Pres., Sec. LINDA CAROL WHITE Thou knowest not what is good for thee, but God doth know; let him thy strong reliance be, and rest thee so Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nurse College Choice; Berea Birthday: Jan. 12 Activities: S. C. A.; G. A. A. ; Pep Club; Medical Arts; Keyettes; F.H.A., Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Library Staff; Annual Staff, Lit. Ed. ; Hall Monitor; Jr. Sr. Banquet THOMAS LEE WEATHERFORD You can't win em all Course: College Prep. Ambition; Psychologist College Choice; Morris Harvey Birthday; Aug. 26 CHARLES DWIGHT WHITT Can we ever have too much of a good thing? Course; College Prep. Ambition; Mechanical Engineer College Choice: Marshall Birthday: April 10 Activities: Pep Club; Library Staff; Football; Track LAWRENCE EDWARD WERT Good humor is goodness and wis- dom combined Course: Commercial Ambition; Male Sec. College Choice: Concord Birthday: April 3 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; F. T. A. ; Masque Gavel; 4-H, Sec.; Young Rep., Sec. KAREN LYNN WHITTAKER He has put a new song in my heart Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nurse College Choice; Roanoke Hospital School of Nursing Birthday: Oct. 18 Activities: Choir; A Cappella; Choraleers; Pep Club; Medical Arts, Hist., Pari. ; F. H. A., Treas. ; Hall Monitor; All State Chorus, Alt. JOHN HUFF WILLIAMS About the time one learns how to make the most out of life - the most of it is gone Course: College Prep. Ambition: Commercial Artist College Choice: Concord Birthday: Feb. 25 NATHAN BLAINE WILEY A little mischief by the way is just the thing Course: Vocational Ambition; Electrical Engineer College Choice; Bluefield State Birthday; Dec. 15 JAMES EDWARD WILLIAMS II He is hard to catch and conquer, while he marks, with genius - flaming eyes, the mountain breezes of a strange fury shore Course; General Ambition: To see and be instructed College Choice; W. V.U. Birthday: July 15 Activities: Pep Club; Medical Arts; Masque Gavel; Camera Club, Pub. 1, V.P. 3; Science Club; Tiger Review; Hall Monitor; Young Rep., Pres. SAMUEL AUSTIN WILLIAMS If at first you don't succeed, you're running about average Course; College Prep. Ambition: Commercial Artist College Choice; Concord Birthday: Dec. 16 Activities: Hall Monitor DONNA SUE WINFREY She has all the sweet influence of love Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician College Choice: Concord Birthday: Jan. 29 Activities: G. A. A. ; Pep Club; F.T. A. 69 CECIL VENSTION WITCHER Everybody needs somebody Course: Vocational Ambition: Electronics College Choice: Bluefield State Birthday: Dec. 21 Activities: Track RICHARD RANDALL WORLEY One step won't take you very far, you’ve got to keep on walking” Course: College Prep. Ambition; General Science College Choice: Columbia Union Birthday: Aug. 29 Activities; Science Club; Hall Monitor 70 LINDA SUE WOOD Aim at perfection in everything Course; Commercial Ambition; Private Secretary College Choice: McClains Business College Birthday: July 19 Activities; Pep Club; F. H. A. ; Hall Monitor; 4-H ROBERT FLOYD WOODS If you think you are failing, just look at me Course; College Prep. Ambition: More education College Choice; Concord Birthday: April 14 MICHAEL JAMES YORK Every man is the architect of his own fortune Course; College Prep. Ambition: Electrical Engineering College Choice; V.P.I. Birthday: Feb. 23 Activities: S.C. A., Pres. ; Pep Club; Band, V.P. ; Pep Band; All State Band; Stage Band; Hall Moni- tor; Homecoming, Escort; V.P. of Soph, and Jr. Class; Wildlife Club, Sec. ; Delegate to Student Council Convention and Workshop; 4-H, Jr. Leader Elaine Akers Phyllis Akers Linda Archer Gloria Ashby William Avery Chris Babcock Cheryl Bailes Connie Bailey Don Bailey Donna Bailey Euell Bailey Tom Bailey Richard Bailey Shirley Bailey Tommy Bailey Anna Baldwin Carol Barberie Susan Barrett Brenda Bauguess Sandra Bauguess Barbara Beckett Bill Beckett Ellen Beeman Eddie Belcher Wayne Belcher Jerry Belcher Larry Belcher Steven Belcher Becky Bell John Bensey Connie Blankenship Mary Blanton Loretta Boothe Carol Bowers Bobby Bowman Janean Brown Sally Brown Ronald Brunschwyler Joyce Buckner Barbara Burk Donald Lee Bush Dolly Caldwell Paula Caldwell Mabel Carper Pamela Can Mike Casey Mickey Chambers Leroy Chambliss Claude Chandler Patricia Chapasco Thomas Church Gail Clark Susie Clark David Claytor Brenda Cline Martha Coleman Nora Combs Vickie Cook Keith Cooper Thomas Cooper Sandra Cordle Brenda Cox Charles Cox Robert Cox Roger Craft Linda Duggan John Duncan Juliana Dunn Joe Dyer Belinda Elkins Alyce Ellis Butch Elmore Robert Elmore Alma Jo Eppes Gary Edwards Gloria Evans David Farley Norman Farley Rachel Farley Daniel Ferguson Kenneth Ferris Linda Ferris Barbara Fortner Grant Foster Dallas Frallin Thmas Gilpin Christie Goad Brenda Goings Mary Gore Danny Gunnoe Cecil Gunter Donald Hall Mary Hall Mona Hamden Loretta Hambrick ynette Harden Helen Hare Patricia Harmon Peggy Harmon Larry Harris Mary Friedl Sandra Fry Carolyn Gearheart Larry Gearhart Adenna Gentry Bertha Harry Pamela Harvey Sarah Heath Buster Harvey Kathy Hicks Vickie Hicks Howard Hill Linda Hill Mary Hill Paulette Hill S ' Roger Hill Sandra Hill Sandra Hodges Donna Hoffman Betty Hoge William Holland Ronald Horton Dwight Howell Sherry Hudgin Ronald Hurley Jack Hylton Fred Hylton Freddie Jackson Sharon Janutolo Stephen Jarrell Robert Jessee Sharon Johnson Gary Johnson Susan Johnston Allen Jones Arnold Jones Judith Jones Sarah Jones Tom Jones Malcolm Kassem Randy King Donald King Irvin Kitts Connie LaFon Barbara Lambert Kay Lambert William Landreth Larry Larue Melvin Lester Pam Lockhart Ricky Long Barry Lucado Bonnie Mann Dianna Manns John Markell Shelia Marquis Cheryl Martin Tom Mather Tom McCoy Mike McGlothlin 80 Sue McGuire Frances McGuire Kay McKinney Herman Meadows Susan Meadows Chester Melvin Brenda Moon Lawrence Moore Bonnie Morgan Wayne Morrison Sharon Neely Donna Nicewonder Evelyn Niday Larry Nikolous Carrie O’dell Frank Moses Mary Lou Mullins Suzanne Murphy Vallerie Myers Joan Neely Nancy Okes Richard Osborne Larry Owens Joetta Paciona Dwight Palmer Jean Parker Linda Peck James Pendry Linda Pennington Charles Pensule Johnny Pensule Loretta Perdue Bobby Pettrey Gary Pettrey Mike Pettrey Mike Phillips James Phillips Doris Phillips Connie Pitzer John Poston Kemper Powell Linda Presley Loretta Ratcliff Gail Reed Daniel Reese Eugene Richardson Don Richardson Cora Roberts Mary Ann Roberts Delores Robinette Mike Rorrer Kathy Roseberry Gary Rumpley Pam Saunders Kathy Seaver Lee Shorter Grace Showalter Lawrence Showalter Barbara Shrewsberry Doris Shrewsberry Beverly Sims Henry Sims Sandy Simpkins Jerry Sisk Susie Smith Karen Smith Mary Smith Pat Smith Donald Sowers Judy Sparks Patty Sparks Brenda Spicer Ida Spicer Stella Spicer Cathey StClair Nancy StClair Sandra Stowers Ronald Stroupe Ronald Vance Stroupe Marshall Suriace Linda Tabor Patty Taylor Wayne Thomas Linda Thomas Brenda Thomason Susan Thomason Tim Thompson Walter Tinsley Anita Tucker Beth Tuggle David Turpin Vernon Turpin Denny Twohig Rebecca Wade Larry Walker JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Glenna White Lois White Barbara Whittaker Margaret Wiley Nita Wimmer Teresa Wimmer Randy Winfrey Carol Wolfe Jackie Wood Barbara Wooten 1st ROW: Vicki Cook, Sec. ; Barbara De- Lung, Stu. Coun. Rep.; Kathy Hicks, Treas. 2nd ROW: Rick Kendrick, Pres.; Pam Carr, Vice-Pres. ; Bill Bridges, Stu. Coun. Rep. Susan Zones SOPHOMORES Allen Abies Charles Abshire Una Adams Phyllis Adkins Ferrell Adkins Bennie Akers 88 James Allen Cheryl Alvis Mary Arrington Unda Asbury Leonard Bailey Linda Bailey Rulah Bailey Patricia Baldwin Debora Bailes Mary Louise Bailey Freddie Bailey Pamela Bailey Harry Avery Mary Unice Bailey Kathy Dennis Peggy Darrell Lynn Dora Ball Barbakow Belcher Belcher Blankenship Blankenship O V Joseph Clark Brenda Chambers Bruce Mary Chaffins Joan Clark Casey Ronald Clay tor Steve Blake Linda Roger Ronald Sandy Blevins Blevins Blevins Boothe Bowling Bowling Tony Vicki Joe Judy Joe Linda Cline Cline Cocus Coffman Cole Coleman Becky Bridges Sue Brookrr.an Susan Brown Roger Burcham Robert Burk Elizabeth Burns Sammy Bussell Linda Caldwell Cale Calfee Carper Carter Kay Combs Phyllis Conner Vicki Cooke Robert Cooper David Covey Barbara Cozart Roger Cozart Darlene Crawford Brenda Crowe Bill Crute Sherry Daniel Malin Daniels Johnny Eastburn Bobby Edwards Lydia Elmore Belinda Enicks Garnett Evans Cassie Farley Johnny Danieley George Daugherty Cathy Delp Delilah DeLung Donna DeLung John Dishner Rebecca Donley Mike Donovan Christine Dunn Roy Dunn Roxana Earley Yvonne Dooley 90 Emogene Christopher Terry Andy Paulette Kerry Farmer Ferguson Ferguson Fiery Fink Fleming Betty Ford Tony Fortuna Douglas Freeman Betty Frantz Patricia Gilliam John Gordon Martha Gordon Anna Marie Gore George Grimm carmen Grygiel David Raymond Hamblin Hamden Barbara Harden Lanny Harman Larry Darrell Judith Florence Hope Rita Harman Harris Harris Harvey Harvey Harvey 91 92 Cheryl Dana Sandra Jerry Tim Robert Hatcher Hawks Hawks Helton Henley Higginbothan Creola Holland Dani Horeluk Paul Hoskins Holdren fairy Johnston Jerry Johnston Nina Johnston Ralph Johnston Darrell Joseph Jack Keatley Bill Kessler Dennie Kester Larry Kester Martha King Jimmie Kirk Jeanne Krupey Betty Charles Diana William Olga Linda Lambert Lambert Larue Lee Leippi Lester Dee Phyllis Clyde Pam Ernest Wayne Lewis Lilly Lockhart Long Lovem Lucado Virgil Lucado Glenna Lynch Linda Mabe Richard Manning Sammy Manns Dennis Massey Randall McComas Judi McCormick Lucy McFadden Dottie McFarland Paulette Martin Kay Patricia Gloria Barbara Darrell Deborah McPherson McPherson Meade Meadows Meadows Meadows 93 Jonella Meeks Tommy Melvin Larry Milam Tommy Miles Deborah Miller Margrett Mills 94 Joyce Noe Sarah Mullins Fred Millner Sammy Murphy Deborah Myers Linda Neal Richard Nowlin Linda O'Dell James Owen Darlene Pack Mary Page Robert Paitsel Earl Parker Robert Peery Carrie Pennington Martha Pennington Ruth Perdue Christopher Peterson John Kenneth Mary Eddie Sharon Pettrey Pettrey Pettrey Pettrey Pettrey Emory Pettry Kenneth Jimmy Michael Connie Barbara Kay Prinzbach Pritchett Ramsey Reece Reed Reed Charles Remines Linda Renn Wayne Richard Gail Richardson Glen Roberts Priscilla Robertson John Scott Noble St. John Ronnie Scott Odell Seal Carolyn Shorter Jerry Shaffer Katherine Short Richard Seven 95 Smith Smith Spangler Spangler Spicer Stafford Mickey Linda Jennifer Charles Judy Michael Sylvester Taylor Teal Thomason Thomason Thomason Shorter Shorter Shorts Shrader Shrewsberry Dianna Shumate carmen Sigmon Vicki Simpkins Simpkins Samuel Sink Jimmy Sisk Angelina Smith James Stinson Joseph Strasko Thomas Strow Rita Summers Olef Surface Robert Sutphin Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Tiller Mickey Lois Delores Pam Shirley Sandra Toombs Townley Turpin Tynes Tignor Veneri Allen Dathenal Darrell Joe Linda Mike Vest Vines Wade Wagner Wagner Wagner Wayne Harold David James Laura Linda Wagner Webb Wert White White White Brenda John Richard Wayne Richard Donna Whittaker Williams Williams Wills Wimmer Wilson 97 Barbara Earl John Brenda David Wimmer Wimmer Winkler Wirt Witt Richard Andy Marilyn Vaughn Wood Woods Woodyard York SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1st ROW: Barbara Krupey, Treasurer; Sandy Hill, Secretary; Delilah De- Lung, Vice-President; Suzanne Bowman, Student Council Rep. 2nd ROW: Steve Blevins, President; Andy Fiery, Student Council Rep. Jackie Wood 98 THE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DRAFTING Teacher—Mike Murphy Irvin Kitts Larry Stroupe ELECTRIC SHOP Charles Teacher--Mr. Leech Gearheart Frankie Wolfe Eddie McPeake Ronald Hurley Danny Fuller Rodney Dishner MACHINE SHOP Teacher--Mr. Felix Smith Darryl Morris Roger Hylton William Holland Roger May Donald Johnston Richard Long James Pendry CARPENTER SHOP Teacher-Carl Mann RADIO SHOP Teacher--Jim Haynes Johnny Duncan-Not Pictured Cecil Witcher Richard Osborne Donald Barie Dwight Palmer Charles Nowlin Texas Anderson Clayton Gillespie WELDING Teacher--Mr. Tiller Robert Cox Francis Hunt Herman Meadow Junior- Senior Banquet ACTIVITIES The Student Council is a major part of the func- tioning mechanism of PHS. The purposes of the organi- zation are: (1) to promote cooperation between students and the faculty; (2) to spon- sor money-makingdrives for the school; (3) to plan means to improve the school. Patricia Phipps 1st Vice-Pres. Student Council Sponsor Mr. Howard Harvey FIRST ROW - 1-r - Mike York, Patricia Phipps, Teresa Hammed, Kathy Seaver, Becky Kidwell, Carol Thom, Shirley Simons, Marquetta Kru- pey, Sharon Neely. SECOND ROW - 1-r - Pam Long, Debbie Myers, Mary Eskew, Linda White, Loretta Booth, Lynn Blankenship, Roxanne Earley, Susan Brown, Linda Peck, Kathy Ball, Loretta Hamrick. THIRD ROW - 1-r - Cathy St.Clair, Bill Raney, David McManaway, Billy Joe Adams, Mike Hurt, Barbara DeLung, Sandy Hill, Kathy Hicks. FOURTH ROW - 1-r - Richard Casey, Mack Cyphers, Bill Brown, Vaughn York, Mr. Harvey, Mike Wagner, Andy Fiery, Preston Herring, John Robinson, Bill Bridges. OFFICERS Pres.: Mike York Sec.-Treas.: Kathy Seaver 2nd Vice-Pres.: Teresa Hammed 'M National Merit Scholarship Finalist Pete Smith Diane Arrington Eddie Duggan Mack Cyphers Tommy St.Clair Player of the Year All-State Basketball Valedictorian Reader's Digest Math and Science Award W. Va. Professional Engineers Leadership Teresa Hammed Best All-Round Senior Preston Herring Citizenship Frances Selig 104 Mack Cyphers Carol Thorn Brenda Thomas Susan Shumate Dianne Osborne Academic Subject Award Winners Diana Shultz Wesley Chambers Sonja Janutolo John Williams Forensics Awards 1. to r.: Pete Smith Frances Selig Radio Ken Colman Oral Interpretation Teresa Hammed Drama Mike Hurt Technical Theater Gilbert Clifton Preston Herring Best All-Round Senior Civitan Award Mike York Senior of the Year, Student Council Award David Martin Hallmark Art Contest, Music Choir Majorette Band Preston Judy Farley Dave Pedneau Herring and Diane 105 Drama Award Mike Hurt Miss Ruth Wall, Sponsor National Honor Society Track Award Frank Griffith West Virginia Wesleyan Scholarship—Eddie Duggan Social Studies Award—Wesley Chambers Future Teacher Scholarship Betsy Poston Band Danny Pritchett (Left Below) HISTORY OF THE RUTH HUGHSON CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. The National Honor Society was organized in Princeton High School in the fall of 1930 with nine charter members. The sponsor was Miss Ruth Hughson for whom the chapter was named. Two inductions were held in succeeding years through the spring of 1956. Following the death of Miss Hughson in the summer of 1956, the Hughson Chap- ter became inactive. On April 7, 1965, the National Honor Society was reactivated in our school with the induction of 30 seniors into membership. The group is pictured below. The object of the Hughson Chapter of the National Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Princeton High School. This new chapter will maintain the original name; The Ruth Hughson Chapter and its new sponsor will be Miss Ruth Wall. On May 19, 1965, other new members were inducted into this society. After the introduction by President Mack Cy- phers, members of the Society explained the four qualities upon which membership is based. Speeches on scholarship, service, character, and leadership were given respectively by Tom St. Clair, Pam Pennington, Edward Effron, and Francis Selig. Pledge to the new members was given by Cheryl Cuppett, secretary of the chapter. Sharon Lawrence explained the colors of the society and Vice-President Lowell Lewis described the emblem. The program also included a vocal duet, Follow the Gleam, by Francis Manning and Pam Pennington. The emblem of the National Honor Society is a keystone which holds the flaming torch of learning and at the base of which are the letters for the four cardinal principles of the society. The flower is the yellow rose and colors are blue and gold. FIRST INDUCTION: Billy Jo Adams Charles Amos Diane Arrington Nancy Belcher William Brown Wesley Chambers Mary Collins Cheryl Cuppett Ronald Cyphers Wesley Davenport Edward Effron Judith Farley Karen Harman Clarence King Sharon Lawrence Lowell Lewis Nancy Lusk Frances Manning Pemela Pennington Patricia Phillips Daniel Pritchett Connie Saddler Frances Selig Thomas St. Clair Susan Shumate Brenda Thomas Carol Thorn David Thomchin Linda Underwood Lenda White Cheryl Bailcs Loretta Boothe Kathleen Bowers Elizabeth Branyon Pam Carr Martha Coleman Brenda Cox Marcia Cruise Mary Katherine Crowgey Juliana Dunn Belinda Elkins Alyce Ellis Rooert Elmore SECOND INDUCTION: Norman Farley Kenneth Ferris Linda Ferris Mary Friedl Lynette Hardin Kathy Hicks Betty Hoge Susan Johnston Arnold Jones Mickey Kassem ■Rick Kendrick Rebecca Kidwell Barbara Lambert Suzanne Murphy Valerie Myers Donna Nicewonder Evelyn Niday Nancy Oakes Mike Phillips Kathryn Seaver Cathey St. Clair Sandra Stowers Elizabeth Tuggle Alice Wade Eva White Carol Zones THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WORLD AFFAIRS INSTITUTE This year the principal and the teachers selected an outstanding history student, who has an interest in world events to attend the World Affairs Institute at West Virginia University, Approximately 400 students from both public and private schools out of Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia attended the meeting. Diana Arrington, a senior from Princeton, was sponsored by the Princeton Rotary Club to the two day event this year. ST A TE GO VERNMENT DA Y Barbara Lambert and Kenneth Ferris, juniors, were se- lected by the Social Studies teachers to represent Princeton High School in the annual Know Your State Government Day which was held in our capitol, March 1, 1965. This event provides an excellent opportunity for students to secure practical experience through actual observation of our governmental processes. These students were introduced to the Governor of West Virginia and toured our Capitol. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY On May 5, 1965, Princeton High School students, elected by the student body, took over our city for the day. This is an an- nual event which serves the same function as State Government Day on the city level. David Martin, City Manager Richard Casey, Bookkeeper Judy Martin, Cynthia Pais, Secretaries Barbara Price, Clerk-Typist Mike Hurt, City Judge Herbert McClaugherty, Mayor Councilmen: Gilbert Clifton Mack Cyphera Bill Brown Bill Raney Bill Hampton Lowell Lewis Eddie Duggan, Supt. in charge of Public Works Police Chief, Tom St. Clair Fire Chief, Nancy Belcher HAPPINESS comes from working in a career where one is best suited. We hope that this conference helped to guide many toward the right choice in a career. Without doubt Mrs. Riccar- do Martin chose the correct career for herself. Her guidance has been an in- spiration to P. H.S. students for a number of years and her HAPPINESS transfers to those students she guides. 1. tor.: Mr. Robert Kight, Mrs. Riccardo Martin CAREER CONFERENCE The Guidance Department of Princeton High School, under the direction of Mrs. Riccardo Martin, annually sponsors a Career Conference. On this day representatives of many various local businesses confer with Junior and Senior students on career possibilities. The Conference has always been a highlight of the year for Seniors and this year Juniors also par- ticipated in the event. A few of the thirty consultants are pictured below. 1. to r.: Miss Ruth Wall, Social Studies Dept. Head Mr. W. A. DeHart Mr. J. O. McKinney, Concord College Miss Billie Rae Hall Mr. Herbert T. Olds, Concord College Mr. Robert O'Brien, Bluefield State College Mr. William E. Pedneau Mr. James Cain, West Va. Business College. 1. to r.: Mr. Robert L. Kight, Principal Princeton High School Miss Marguerite Miller, County Guidance Director Mr. Sam Miller, Federal Bureau of Investigation Mr. Linn Sheets, Speaker from Concord College Mrs. Riccardo Martin, Career Conference Chairman and Guidance Counselor (PHS) HOMECOMING October 2, 1964 Lee Patton Memorial Field Flowers accompanied by congratulations to Princeton High School's homecoming queen, Teresa Hammed, were presented by Principal Robert Right at the half-time period of the Homecoming game with Big Creek. Lowell Lewis was the queen's escort. Float Winner 1st Place - Sophomore Class 2nd Place - Junior Class Queen’s Attendants Senior Sandra Breeden Junior Sharon Neely Sophomore Barbara Delung Parade Marshal Bill Raney HOMECOMING QUEEN ’64 Teresa Hammed 110 PHS CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders have been very inspiring as they led the cheering crowds at our ball games. Our school spirited cheerleaders are SUSAN SHUMATE MARY ESKEW JULIANNA DUNN SUSAN PIPER SUSAN BROWN SUSAN MEADOWS. HAPPINESS IS cheering and winning with our team under such effective leadership. BAND DIRECTOR Earl E. Erskine III PRINCETON HIC No organization at Princeton High works so hard and so long to bring pleasure and happiness to our school. STAGE BAND H BANDS BAND QUEEN RHONDA ALIFF WOODWINDS BRASS OLA RI NETS BRASS PERCUSSION MEMBERS OF THE PRINCETON HIGH BAND Aliff, Rhonda - Band Queen Amos, Charles Babcock, Chris Bailes, Cheryl Bailes, Susie (Band Award) Bailey, Everette Baldwin, Pat Boothe, Roger Buchanan, Alvin Cozart, Barbara Earley, Roxanna Edward, Bobby Farley, Judy (Majorette Award) Fink, Larry Foley, John Griffith, Frank Hamden, Raymond Hoffman, Donna Horton, Ronald Jarrell, Stephen King, Martha Lusk, Nancy Lynch, Glenna Manning, Francis Marino, James Meade, Gary Milam, Larry Neal, Lou Owens, Jimmy Parker, Jean Pedneau, David (Band Award) Phillips, James Pritchett, Danny (Band Award) Pritchett, Jerry Pritchett, Jimmy Rafferty, Carrie Skeens, Larry Spangler, Conrad Sowers, Don Thomas, Brenda Wilson, Donna York, Mike York, Vaughn Superior Ratings Junior members not listed DIRECTOR: Mr. Earl Erskine CHOIR DIRECTOR Miss Betty Moody ALL STATE CHORUS CHORALEERS CHOIR ON TOUR MADJ BOY’S QUARTET A CAPPELLA CHOIR ALL COUNTY CHOIR PRINCETON HIGH CHOIRS THE HOBART YOUNG MEMORIAL SCIENCE CLUB PHS THE LIBRARY STAFF THE MEDICAL ARTS CLUB THE STAGE CREW Science Club Officers MASQUE AND GA VEL West Virginia High School Annual Spring Forensic and Thespian Festival, April 2 The Bad Children Rating: Excellent Directed by Louise Gentry Choral Asst. Betty Moody Stage Setting Gilbert Clifton PARTICIPANTS IN FORENSIC DEBATE: Pamela Carr Melvin Smith POETRY INTERPRETATION: Barbara Lambert RADIO; Kenneth Coleman Left Lowell Lewis Frances Selig Eddie Effron Becky Kidw ell Kathy Seaver Teresa Hammed Mike Hurt Mary Friedl I TIGER REVIEW MISS LOUISE GENTRY TERESA HAMMED, a senior at Princeton High School, was chosen to receive a Board of Governors Scholarship in Speech from West Virginia University. PHS won two trophies in forensic events. Awards presented concluded the three day compe- tition. Approximately 304 students from 50 high schools participated. Barbara Lambert, Junior, won second place in the field of public address, oratory”. Ken Coleman, Senior, won second place state honors in radio announcing. Both Barbara and Ken received trophies for their excel- lence. In the field of drama, Rebecca Kidwell was named first runner-up state best actress. Lowell Lewis and Rebecca were named to the All State Cast. Both received silver medals. The Masque and Gavel and members of the Tiger Review Staff would like to honor our spon- sor Miss Louise Gentry. To measure the amount of time she has given would be impossible. It is because of her leadership that we have excelled in State Forensic tournaments. Our thanks to Miss G. and her red checked apron! Tiger Review is a weekly radio show broadcast over WLOH radio station. It is produced and directed by the students in Public Speaking II under the guidance of Miss Gentry. We must also say thanks to Miss G. for the special holiday programs that her groups present to the student body on all holidays. P.H.S. CLUB OFFICERS BAND Pres.: Frances Manning V. Pres.: Danny Pritchett Sec.: Frank Griffith Asst. Sec.: Cheryl Bailes CAMERA CLUB Pres.: Nancy Belcher V. Pres.: Jimmy Williams Treas.: Brenda Thomas Mgr. : Larry Walker Librarian: David Pedneau Sec.-Treas.: Pam Pennington Historian: Martha Coleman CHRISTIAN YOUTH COUNCIL Pres.: Diane Arrington Sec.: Mary Eskew V. Pres.: Kathy St. Clair Treas.: Pam Carr CHOIR Pres.: Frances Manning V. Pres.: Lowell Lewis Sec.: Mary Jane Shumaker Treas.: Susan Shumate Accompanist: Diane Arrington Librarians: 1. Linda Ferris 2. Laura Harvey 3. Sandra Frye FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ASSOCIATION Pres. : Linda White V. Pres. ; (P. A.): Beth Branyon V. Pres.; (ST. NA.): Linda Duggan V. Pres. ;(Rec.): Betty Hoge Sec. : Hope Hill Treas.: Karen Whittaker Reporter: Anita Tucker Hist. : Sandra Hassen FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION THE KEY CLUB A SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE THE KEYETTE See page 8 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pres.: Sonja Janutolo V. Pres. : Diane Spradlin Sec. : Shirley Bailey KEY CLUB Pres.: Herbert McClaugherty V. Pres. : Bill Raney KEYETTES Pres.: Frances Selig V. Pres.: Teresa Hammed Sec.: Carol Thorn Treas.: Nancy Belcher MASQUE AND GAVEL Pres.: Frances Selig V. Pres. :1. Preston Herring 2. Lowell Lewis MEDICAL ARTS Pres.: Nancy Belcer V. Pres.: Sharon Lawrence Sec. : Donna McFadden PEP CLUB Pres.: Tresea Hammed V. Pres.: Carol Thorn SCIENCE CLUB Pres. : Clarence King V. Pres. ;1. Eddie Effron V. Pres. :2. David Pedneau STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. : Mike York V. Pres. 1: Pat Phipps TIGER REVIEW See page 123 TIGER TRIBUNE See page 125 Treas. : Pam Carr Sgt.-at-Arms: Kathy Bowser Pub. Chair.: Barbara Veneri Sec. : Mike McGlothlin Treas. : Danny Akers Pari.: Pam Pennington Senior Del.: Patty Delp Junior Del. : Becky Kidwell Sec.: Nancy Belcher Treas.: Tresea Hammed Pari. : Dave Tomchin Treas.: Pam Pennington Hist.: Karen Whittaker Sec. : Kathy Seaver Treas.: Barbara Lambert Sec.-Treas.: Sharom Lawrence V. Pres. 2: Teresa Hammed Sec.-Treas.: Kathy Seaver ASSOCIATION Managing Editor - Brenda Laxton News Editor - - Cathey St.Clair Art Editor Diana Shultz Business Manager • ■ Betsy Poston Photographer - - Pam Pennington Features Sports Herbert McClaugherty Advisor Mrs. Geneva Wynne This year the voice of P. H.S. took an excellent rating in competition at the United High School Press Conference at Huntington, W. Va. Ih «1 I fit f fi C r I TIGER TRIBUNE | VOL. Ill, NO.IV Thursday, Marjh 4, 1365 PRINCETON, W. VA. PRICE 15 SPONSOR Mrs. Geneva Wynne EDITOR Diane Osborne FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Membership in the Future Homemakers of America may be obtained by any high school girl who has had one or more years of home economics. The purpose of the F. H. A. is to teach and improve the skills of homemak- ing. SENIOR MEMBERS ART CLASS - Mrs. Dean L. Husmer Classrooms provide the basic program at PHS. The students' daily lives center around class work. Here, we find the guidance we are seeking and the recognition for which we are striving. We feel that the teachers of PHS and all the teachers over the world have given us this guidance and recognition through their wise, conscientious leadership. They have formed hopes, goals, and dreams in us that will serve as guides to our future. TYPING - Mrs. Bernice Hicks SPANISH - Miss Carolyn Walthall The scope and budget of our yearbook does not permit coverage of each department of our school as thorough as we would like. So this year we are adding a new feature devoting a double page to an out- standing department of our school... THE ART DEPARTMENT Miss Rita Montrosse Student -Teacher Mrs. Harriet Archer Student-Teacher The assistance of these two student teachers made possible the print exhibit at our new city library this May. The exhibit was given in association with Pratt Graphic Institute of New York City and featured 'Prints From Around The World. Proceeds from the exhibit made possible awards to two students. MRS. DEAN L. HOSMER Art Teacher Yearbook Sponsor Camera Club Sponsor Functions of This Department Are to Teach Creativity, Appreciation and Art History Sandy Bolton assists in choosing art for school exhibit. Yearbook and Camera Club students at Mar- Yearbook staff presents TIGER To Supplement Vocational Training With Perspective and Technical Drawing. Sponsor the Yearbook shall University workshop. '64 Sponsor the PHS. Camera Diana Shultz wins award to West Virginia University Summer Art Workshop. Club I Sponsor Art Exhibits in Our City H Award Worthy and Talented Students I Train Student Teachers in Art Education RALPH BALL Athletic Director Basketball STEVE LONKER Track Athletics are an integral part of student life at Princeton! School. Our days are filled with excitement and ex- V_______ (ecVations. For athletes, participation in a varsity sport is challenging and rewarding; for spectators, attending the games and cheering the Prmceton Tigers brings excitement. Happi- ness is developingYchool spirit through our athletic program. DAVE STEORTS Football ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Preston Herring was selected as ATHLETE OF THE YEAR at Princeton High School. Preston has participated eagerly in football, basketball, track and baseball during his three years at PHS. He has received three letters in football, two letters in basketball, one letter in baseball and one letter in track. Preston made all-county team in both football and basket- ball. Tommy St.Clair, a 5’11 senior, was selected as PLAYER OF THE YEAR in basketball. Tommy made the ALL-COUNTY TEAM and the ALL-AREA TEAM. He was chosen as STATE PLAYER OF THE WEEK and was named in the All Coalfield Conference. Tommy received honorable mention in the all American-Coach Magazine. He has been an outstanding player in Mercer County and made third team in All-State. This year he has hit an average of 28.3 points per game. HAPPINESS IS recognizing such outstanding athletes at our school. BELOW: Mr. Right presents Athletic Awards to: Lloyd Davis, Football Frank Griffith, Track Tommy St. Clair, Basketball FIRST ROW: Rick Casey, Preston Herring, Skeeter Rumberg, Billy Joe Adams, Poochie Davis, Stanley Goad, Dennis Massey SECOND ROW: Terry Ferguson, Steve Blevins, Grant Foster, Bill Bridges. Doug Harvey, David Calfee. Henry Simms, Rick Kendricks THIRD ROW: John Thompson, John Robinson, Mike Hurt, Tony Oney, Frank Griffith. Jim Meador, Charles Richardson, John Puck- ett, Bill Brown Coaches: Steve Lonker and Dave Steorts ■ ACTION He’s got a tiger by the tail. 'What do I do now?' Just one to go. Through the gap? FOOTBALL KNEELING - Mr. Lonker 1st ROW - Dennis Massey, John Robinson, Terry Ferguson, Mike Wagner, Toby Lee, Stanley Goad, Hardy Rumburg, Mgr. Mike Dona von 2nd ROW - Lawrence Moore, Bill Bridges, Grant Foster, Andy Fiery, Darrell Harris, Steve Blevins, John Thompson, Charlie Absure Princeton - 12 Narrows - - 13 Princeton- 0 Hinton - - 26 Princeton - - - - 7 Graham - - 19 Princeton - 7 Mullens - - 12 Princeton - 20 Hinton 0 Princeton - 0 Graham - - 6 i Howard Hill Bill Landreth Norman Farley Allen Jones Marshall Surface Tommy Bill St. Clair Brown Ronnie Arnold Self Jones Glen Abies Bob Rausch Henry Sims Preston Herring John Bensy Princeton - - - 74 Hinton 75 Princeton - - - 72 Bluefield— - 80 Princeton 69 Welch 71 Princeton - - - 92 Big Creek 75 Princeton - - - 64 Williamson — 88 Princeton 71 Point Pleasant - 70 Princeton - - - 73 Graham 65 Princeton - 00 CD 1 1 Oak Hill 59 Princeton 77 Big Creek 89 Princeton - - - 79 Mullens 80 Princeton -• - - 67 Mullens 65 Princeton - - - 60 Oceana 67 Princeton - - 103 Oak Hill - - - 79 Princeton - - - 71 Bluefield 91 Princeton 72 Hinton 64 Princeton - - - 65 Richwood - - - 63 Princeton - o CD 1 1 Richwood 73 Princeton 52 Williamson — 88 Princeton - - - 94 Point Pleasant -56 Princeton - - - 43 Oceana 85 WON 9 LOST 12 Abies scores on Burton St. Clair drives around opposition, Brown fights Welch, Sims scores against Oceana J.V. BASKETBALL 1st ROW; Mike Wagner, Chris Ferguson, John Robinson. Toby Lee, Mike Donovan, Daryl Meadows. 2nd ROw: Vaughn York, Sam Murphy, Eric Moore, Andy Fiery, Lawrence Moore, Randall McComas, Tony Fortuna. TRACK ABOVE: 1st ROW, KNEELING: Howard Hill, John Robinson, Bill Landreth. 2nd ROW: Lawrence Moore, Henry Sims, Wayne Thomas, Tom Church, Robert Mathena. The following boys should be congratu- lated for their fine showing at the Re- gional Meet and the State. Frank Griffith 1st Discus 1st Shot Put State 5th Discus Bobby Sink 1st 120 High Hurdles 2nd 180 Low Hurdles Howard Hill Regional 3rd 880 Rick Kendricks Regional 3rd 220 Robert Mathena Regional 2nd Mile Run ABOVE: Micky Sylvester, Terry Fergueson, Steve Blevins, Rick Kendrick, Hardy Rumburg Left: 1st ROW: Hardy Rumburg, Stanley Goad. Rick Kendrick. Terry Ferguson. Steve Blevins. John Robinson. Howard Hill. Bill Landreth. Robert Mathena. 2nd ROW; Mgr. Jimmy Sisk. Henry Sims. Tom Church, Frank Griffith. Bobby Sink , Wayne Thomas, Charles Abshire, Lawrence Moore, Coach, Steve Lonker. • This boy promises to be the best hurdler Princeton has had. Coach Steorts 141 Robert Mathena, Hardy Rumburg, Tom Church 'PRINCETON DISTANCE RUNNERS WARMING-UP Ferguson Practicing On coming out of the blocks Kendrick starting on the dash. Griffith heaves the discus for 2nd place at Graham. Moore clearing the bar in the high jump. Ferguson throwing the discus at Graham. Rumburg zooms over the low-hurdles. The purpose of our yearbook is to record the many momentous events of the year, and to present a complete picture of our school life at Princeton High School. Each student holds a special place in the activities of our school, and each is very deserving of recognition in this, the record of our school memories. We sincerely hope that we have succeeded in preserving the outstanding moments of your life at PHS. We have all had moments of disappointment but for the most part our experience has been a very happy and exciting one. We have all attained cherished friendships, and have shared moments of joy and happiness which will hold a place in our hearts forever. We, the annual staff of the 1965 TIGER, hope our ef- forts will serve to help you n member what HAPPINESS was...at Princeton High School. Portia Alvis Patricia Phipps Literary Editor: Linda White Society Editor: Nancy Belcher Sports Editor: Eddie Shutt Business Manager: Patricia Bingham Photographer: George Coleman Senior Editor: Pam Pennington Associate Editor: Teda Bishop Coordinator: Stella Spicer Co-Editors: Shelby Martin's tiger presented at pep meeting, All-state chorus delegates MISCELLA Stanley Shultz retires Audition for Welch Hootenanny The Colwell Brothers: Which Way America? Design for Dedication' Hey, Kids, write your own captions for some on this page. Elks Leadership Contest Winner EOUS Robbie” Quesnel - Drum Marathon Cancer Tag Day 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 PRINCETON FURNITURE CO. Outfitters for the home. 425-2218 813 Mercer Street Princeton's Oldest Furniture Store 50th YEAR SMITH’S PURE OIL STATION Pick-up and Delivery Service Princeton-Oakvale Road Princeton, W. Va. 425-9062 JR’S PUTT-O MINATURE GOLF Located Between Turnpike and Princeton City Limits Princeton, West Virginia Congratulations PRINCETON DAIRY QUEEN STORE Across from Maidenform Princeton, W. Va. BOWLING FURNITURE 621 Mercer Street 425-8169 TOMCHIN'S have faith in YOUR Future. 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