Randolph Henry High School - Log Yearbook (Charlotte Court House, VA)

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The board is composed of citizens holding varied positions in Charlotte County. Mr. Jackson, the chairman of the board, is a mer- chant in Wylliesburg, Bacon district. Mr. Maloney is a farmer in Madison district. Mr. McGhee, superintendent of schools, is also clerk of the board. Mr. Chamberlayne, president of the Bank of Phenix, represents Central district. Mr. Sublett from Midway district is en- gaged in farming. Mr. Lyle is a merchant in Keysville, Walton dis- trict. Last but not least is Mrs. Barksdale, a housewife from Roanoke district. I4 Superinienclenf of Charlotte County Schools MR. GRANT O. MCGHEE Mr. McGhee, superintendent of county schools, is a former principal of Randolph- Henry. Many of us remember him fondly as principal and feel that he still belongs to us and we are proud to share him with the other students of the county. 15 Principal MR. HUGH P. NOLEN Mr. Nolen, principal of Randolph-Henry, keeps his office door open to both students and teachers. Organizing the new courses of study, arranging schedules, communicating over the inter-com system, and settling our problems fill Mr. Nolen's school day and often require many overtime hours. l 6 MARSHALL L. BAILEY Vocational Agriculture MARY M. BARKSDALE Librarian WILLIE JEAN BAUG Home Economics MARY W. BOWEN Business Education JOE PAUL BREWSTER Boy's Basketball and Track Coach Physical and Health Education BARBARA A. FLOWERS Art GENE M. FRYE Athletic Director Physical and Health Edu JOYCE H. GREEN History HAN cation gaculty WILLIAM E. GREEN Vocational Agriculture VERDELLA V. HAMILTON English and World History ELIZABETH T. HENRY Biology JANE C. HOLT English, Latin and World History HAROLD B. JONES Mathematics Junior Varsity Football and Basketball Coach CASSANDRA LAIRD English FRANCES D. LAWSON Government and World History ELIZABETH M. LYLE Social Studies Health and Physical Education gaculty ANNE H. McGHEE Mathematics IRENE C. MQNAIR English and Spanish PATRICIA F. NICHOLS Business Education CAROLINE F. ODOM Home Economics DORIS C. PAULETTE General Science and Biology MAUDE C. PUGH Mathematics SUMNER R. PUGH English W. BURDETTE RAIVISEY Vocational Agriculture gaculty ep., - Q .. I gaculty AGNES R. SMITH Girl's Basketball Coach Physical and Health Education LEONARD A. STARLING Vocational Agriculture BETTY B. WARE English Guidance Coordinator ERIC R. WILLIAMSON General Science Chemistry and Physics BERNARD L. YOUNG Director of Music JUDITH R. DANIELS Secretary to the Principal LUCY C. GARBER Nurse GRACE D. COOPER Cafeteria Manager 5tie Cottage 5tie Agriculture Building Departments Mrs. Ilamilton, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Holt, , Nlrs. Lyle BUSINESS EDUCATION Through courses in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, the business education department prepares students to secure business positions. A large number of stu- dents choose typing as preparation for col- lege or for personal use. SOCIAL STUDIES Courses offered in this de- partment include Virginia his- tory and government, American history and government, world history and world geography as well as civics. Current events, outside read- ing, historical movies, and oral reports f u r n i s h purposeful le a r n i n g activities. These courses help students to meet every day realities and to pre- pare for future citizenship. 1 Miss Odom, Miss liauglian Departments Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Nichols HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics courses seek to make the students aware of the value of a good home. These students learn to cook and to plan and make many useful garments. Their study of family life calls attention to the im- portance of happy marriages and parenthood. Through practical home mak- ing projects, the students learn to work independently toward the solution of personal and homemaking problems. ENGLISH Every time a person opens his mouth he tells the world the con- dition of his English grammar. Students have this fact impressed upon them as they tediously master gerunds, participles, and subordin- ate clauses. They utilize their learning by writing themes and term papers. One semester is de- voted entirely to literature, gen- eral for the first three years, American for juniors, and English for seniors. Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Laird, Mrs. McNair, Mrs. Holt, Mr. Pugh, Mrs. Ware Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Paulette, Mr. Williamson MUSIC AND ART From the slide of the trom- bone to the beat of the drum, the Randolph-Henry band is easily recognized as it marches briskly across the field. The musical group wear their bright blue uniforms as they partici- pate in football half-time activi- ties, p air a d e s, Homecoming, music contests, and their own concerts. Throughout our school you can see evidence of the excellent work done in the art department. Bulletin boards and posters keep us informed about important events. The art exhibit during the second semester is one of the high spots of the year. SCIENCE '4Oh no, Worms! Oh yes, and grasshoppers and fish, too. Biology students gain knowledge through the pains of dissecting while chem- istry students endure the danger- ous uncertainties of experimenta- tion. Physics classes are not without their suspenseful moments, also, but they occur on report day, not on lab day. Students in general science enjoy a few experiences from each of the above activities. Mas Miss Flowers, Mr. Young eparim ents Miss Odom, Miss Pugh, Miss Baughan, Mrs. McGhee, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Lawson, Mr. Green, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Starling, Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Bowen,not in picture, Mrs. Nichols PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION The physical education program provides wholesome physical and health activities for both boys and girls. It seeks to develop muscular skills through participation in both team and individual sports. Finally it endeavors to create and maintain a spirit of good sportsmanship, not only in interclass games but also in interscholastic competition. It forever strives to perpetuate a spirit of' kindness, courtesy, and respect toward all students repre- senting neighboring schools and teaches health, health habits, and driver training. GUIDANCE COUNSELLORS Twelve counsellors work with the co-ordinator of guidance, the administration, the faculty, the students, and the parents to pro- vide information, counselling, col- lege selection, and follow up ser- vice. Each student feels free to call upon his counsellor whenever there is a need. Mr. Frye, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Brewster, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Lyle Mr. Jones, Miss Pugh, Mrs. McGhee Departments MATHEMATICS Our math teachers stop at noth- ing to teach the principles of mathematics to us. In plane geo- metry the protractor and straight edge are evident. In solid geometry you will probably see models of figures in string and cardboard and in algebra you might even see a teacher rolling dice to explain a principle. In spite of the methods used, those planning to study math in college are grateful for Ran- dolph-Henry's excellent math de- partment. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Latin Latin, though sometimes er- roneously considered a dead lan- guage, proved to be a most popular course at R-H. Discussions of Rom an c u s t om s, the recount- ing of ancient myths, and making replicas of Roman articles boosted the students through difficult con- structions in grammar and made Julius Caesar seem a personal friend. Spanish Yo hablo Espanol ? This ques- tion is frequently heard in the vicinity of room 20. By studying the customs of the Spanish peoples, the students realized how much this country had contributed to modern civilization and culture. Mrs. McNair, Mrs. Holt Mr. Green, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Starling Library Colorful bulletin boards and im- aginative displays stimulate stu- dents to use the library more ef- fectively. The majority of those who use the library facilities do research, gathering materials from the periodical shelves or from refer- ence books. Students in search of pleasure reading choose from fic- tional or biographical novels. In addition to reading matter, the library provides films, slides and records. Students are introduced to new mate1'ial through showcase dis- plays, while teachers become ac- quainted with the resources at a faculty tea. Miss Barksdale is al- ways on hand to answer questions, locate materials, and generally aid the students. Agriculture Vocational Agriculture is a nationwide program of instruction in Agriculture and farm mechanics conducted in public schools for persons over 14 years of age who have entered upon or who are pre- paring to enter upon the work of the farm, or related occupations. l Miss Barksdale Departments 'fear 'v vs 1 oi Mrs. liuneh, Miss Martin, Miss McGrath, Miss Fentress, Miss Kes- ling Not Shown -Miss Wamsley, Miss Tench, Miss Webb, Miss Hogg: Fafeteria The way to the heart of any stuflent :il lt-ll is certainly through his stomach. The cznfeterizi person- nel, imiler the rlirection of Mrs. Vooper, has won our hearts through savory main flishes, crisp szilzuls :intl ilelectzihle flesserts. Nurse Mrs. tizirlver, our school nurse, is in constant clemaml. NVe feel free to call on her for anything from 11 simple aspirin to lmnrlaginp: :i sprziinefl ankle, She is always pleasant, :intl even though we may impose on her with a trivial ail- ment, we always feel hetter after :1 trip to the infirmary. if-M 3-11- I l RS'l' S E31 l'lS'l' ICR Student Teachers the first time this year Ran- tlolph-llenry has participated in the student teacher training pro- grzini with Longwood Uollegre. These Lonprwootl seniors have eon- tributed much to our progrziiii and we hope that some ol' them will tezieh at R-H in the future. .Q -Jul Miss Lipscomb, Mrs. Covington, Edith Stitl, Mrs. Cooper Secretary Ask Mrs. Daniels in the office . These di- rections are given each day to students who seek general informa- tion about the workings of the school. Always Mrs. Daniels answers cheerfully no matter how busy she might be with office work. 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K ' , A QS, W r4D Senior Officers Floyd Dickinson President Jerry Drinkard Vice-President Sterling Laughlin Secretary Cecil Langford Treasurer Linda Jones Reporter Joyce Scott Historian MOTTO If1jf's worth doing, it's worth doing 7'1iglLfH COLORS FLOWER Blue and White White Rose SPONSORS Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Ware Z8 SENIOR PLANNING BOARD Floyd Dickinson . , . AAA. AA.. E dwin Baker Jerry Drinkard , . i John Ray Duffer Sterling Laughlin . . Linda Hamlett Cecil Langford , . , Paul Nelson Linda Jones . . Donald Owen Joyce Scott Millard Roach ADVISERS Mr. Nolen, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Ware Senior Planning Board 29 MN Q. Q. A tg-My Peggy Marie Arrington Calvin Conway Bailey Janice Hagood Bailey Edwin Boyd Baker Charlotte Court House Brookneal Saxe Randolph Emma Ora Barksdale Charlotte Court House f-'Q XY' Doris Ray Beaver Mabel Eleithe Canada James Russel Carwlle Jr Drakes Branch Phenix Madisonville 19' 'Vs A1- 1'T ,v 30 fm Q, C PM Qu'- is 43' -.,g QW' is.,- C S fx William Monroe Childress Judy Carol Davis Julia Anne Dickerson Floyd Mason Dickinson, Jr Charlotte Court House Drakes Branch Charlotte Court House Red Oak Patsy Jane Dixon Thomas Henry Dixon Benny Ray Dodd Jerry Edward Drinkard Cullen Charlotte Court House Phenix Keysville ' 9... 5 'UN Q5 B iw? k r nns..,.w- x f af. 31,3 xg... 1 Xfw . .gf-s Q ,xr ffjf: silk E va h my 'wi- Q-1 H '.,..,-5, affffggges in Eli '95 A '11 - :E:,5h.N. oy VA ,'!,lk.l1 - .it- 31 ET' as .X lu-1 MEC QZZ7 I John Ray Duffer Cora Lee Elder Gloria Jean Elder Gerald Reed Eudailey Red Oak Phenix Brookneal Keysville Kathleen Beville Evans Penny Carol Ewing Larry VVilliam Fannon Robert xFl0urnoy Fears Charlotte Court House Keysville Brookneal Charlotte Court House -rf' ,ss .E ff we E ,N . 'VN Us avg 4'-'s-r' Nancy Jane Fisher Betty Lee Foster Ervin Daniel Francis Sandy Alexander Garrett Brookneal Drakes Branch Keysville Drakes Branch 6lZ6U!' ggi-M Henry Newton Gibson Herman Thomas Guthrie, Cullen Brookneal Elizabeth Earle Haley Charlotte Court House gi. hrd 33 June Olivia Hamilton Madisonville Wh-fx Peg. Bobby Leslie Hamlette Linda Arlene Hamlet Ann Marie Hudson Ruth Ann Jennings Charlotte Court House Madisonville Saxe Red House Betty Jean Johnson Keysville Homer Larry Jones Red Oak in- t 't Sv 34 JK? 196 Linda Carol Jones Charlotte Court House ,mn yfx Us .av-Y Willie Monroe Lacks Saxe i Curtis Wayne Langford Lonnie Tucker Langford Richard Cecil Langford James Lee LaPradd Charlotte C01-ll't House Keysville Drakes Branch Drakes Branch Sterling Louise Laughlin Sylvia Gayle Lipscomb Dana Warren Loftis Selma Rose Mahler Keysville Brookneal Red Oak Drakes Branch 4 I , 35 'Ur QS' lk, f .' ,vw 'fe x '- X sq- X Mary Alice Marshall Kenneth Lee Marston Ronald Whitfield Mitchell Mary Agnes Napier Brookneal Red House Red House Drakes Branch Boyd Donnell Nelson Charlotte Court House Q ,ff 'M J, G. Paul David Nelson Keysville Roberta Carol Nelson Hilda Kathryn Newcomb Charlotte Court House Fort Mitchell 36 GLA., as -its 115 Nagy, is 'Imp June Evelyn Newromb Barbara Ann Overstreef Donald Wayne Owen Alvis .Io-Ann Puri ear Saxe Brookneal Wylliesburg Red Oak aww' ggzdfd John Thomas Reynolds Charlotte Court House DT K if' :lp ,. , Hunter Freeland Rhinesmith Saxe Jgfh Willard Carter Roach Judith Charlene Rohlmtte Phenix Keysvillo . ,X ,. 'JE Gwen if 'CEQ- ix ww , ,- H 'bb X 37 oi 'mf' tr in 99 -F '-QI' Joyce Jeanette Scott Dorothy Ann Sony llrakes llranch Saxt- liirk llannt-r St. .lohn Roht-rt Clinton Taylo llllilhltllll' f'41lll't llollwt' Iyhklllix 'UN IN. sl th-orgia Ann Shorter Geneva Faye St. John Vamplin Cllarlotte Court House- r William Curtis Taylor Murray Nlilton T1-niplt-to Phenix Vharlottc Court House n '5- at ,... .W Q. t.. 5 in-r - Xmn. f 1 i f Q ttt,, 1,5 Ni' - 579 5-3-QA-'W X. ff 3-13,3 xiii fi g , Q 9 gf 55? 5 'Yfil U H? J -E' -ia? li T , 512 bl- '-J - 125, ,f -f j F1-vli VSV Ronnie Lee Trent Randolph Doris Ann Weaver Saxe lu...-. ftp.-S. Robert Jeter Tuck Charles Knight WVatts Gerry W'hite WVatts Saxe Keysville Keysville g6CM Barbara Ann YVeston Red Oak K 1 'I ,L 'V N i. L 'L':i?K41 0 l Robert Larry Weston Red Oak '? .gp-rf' 39 Bobby Franklin YVilliamson Red House .MMV A N . If -x-N Norma Grey Wilmouth Robert Ramsey Wilmouth Linda Marie Wilson Fort Mitchell Keysville Brookneal Mrs. Mary W. Bowen 0 Mrs. Frances D. Lawson ., rw, -- Mrs. Betty B. Ware Advisors unior Officers Hugh Garnett President Billy Pollard Vice-President Michael Holt Secretary Robert Tucker Treasurer Gene Dixon, Jr. Reporter MOTTO We entered to learn ,' we go forward to serve COLORS FLOWER Gold and White Yellow Rose SPONSORS Mrs. Green, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Nichols 4 uniors Barbara Achenbach, Charles Anderson, Wayne Anderson, Tommie Ashby Ed. Bailey, Willard Bailey, Donald Bentley, Linda Brown Mary Alice Brown, Jean Chattin, Wayne Childress, Willard Clark 3' ., . , ,vim te . x 6' X Q if XM I xi. .ea -ia FL 5 . C71 K Q fd, af ! V' l -:aff Q hi L T 4.53, . R 5 X 1 E A X if 52 Wu, Q ,J E X -R I -J ,, ., H . ,Q lf t s x, if C5 Gp QTY 42 uniors Nancy Clay, Billie Cole, Lois Conner, Sulane Cox Homer Crews, May Dcaner, Douglas Deaner, Jean Dickerson Margie Dickerson, Gene Dixon, Ralph Dodd, Betty Dunn 62 iz, 'Qu-. 'K-. WS.. 1-sm.. lg:-' as x E--M .1 D ' 'K i N xx-Ax K. ll Q'- ,, is ir as 43 Billy Dun Mihlrefl F Charlotte Ll Tl IO I' S ii, Shirley Eclwarcls, llumthy Evans, .l Uilll l'l0l'l't'll errvll, Wilbur lflvsliman, Janet l 1'a1ly, lluph Harm L Gaulclimf, Faye Grishaw, lllargrarvt Quill, llarlaml lli 5 Y 3 6 - A is K QTY' Sf.. 'cg 44 uniors Elizabeth Hall, Bill Hall, Darnell Hamlett, Edith Hamlett Gary Harris, Kay Harris, Myrtle Harris, Marshall Henry Jimmy Holt, Michael Holt, Bobby Howard, June Howell Q5 ,Qx P'x C5 '02 as is 1 Q 4' 9 'li 45 'T 'V rtis .lzu'ksm1, Joyce Jolmsun, Tmmuy Jolly, K'hzu'lott0 .lm VValtvr Lzmcks, llzwlmara Laugxhlin, Stuart Lawson, Phyllis Luc I em- Lylvs, Jr- Arm Marshall, Mattiv lllartin, Faye Monro 105 kc 4-Lx g 'Qs A. 32 H-ff L is Sv-M-W ' - inn sv 46 S.. 'ox i S S5 X 'I :i L ?,,,,,,- uniors Billy Lee Moore, Jimmie Neale, Earl Newcomb, Jean Newcomb Jean Owen, Joyce Owen, Donald Parham, Kaye Paulette Wade Peak, Jimmy Pettus, Peggy Philbeck, Billy Pollard fan T' P 'VN A Q-g,x ho. 47 'Q N.. NQXW L, os, -iii? 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P 9 Q ai ! 3 W Q V? 4 I 4 'U Junior Sponsors Mrs. Green Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Nichols SopHomore Officers Jo Anne VanHorn . , President Mary Morton O . Vice-President Bernardine Pettus Secretary-Treasurer Jean Elliott . O , Reporter MoTTo O L O Give the best to the world, and the best will come back to you COLORS Red and White FLOWER Red Rose SPONSORS Mrs. Henry, Miss Laird, Mrs. Paulette, Miss Pugh 5 l Sophomores in-.r 1 1 4- L g 1' isa A ...X .J . ? if is, .. 'T QU i... ip. is--A ' 9- R Rush Adams Roger Atkins Charlie Bailey Nancy Baker Margie Barnes John Bartholomew Betty Berkley Myratea Blakely Marcus Blount Jane Bomar Jimmy Bradner Bobby Bradner Barbara Childress Margaret Clardy Harvey Clements Jesse Conner Stanley Conner Kathy Cox Barbara Crews Jewel Crews Roy Crews Betty Dickerson Lillian Dickerson Mary Elizabeth Dickinson Nancy Dickinson Catherine Dodd Susie Driskill Barbara Eggleston Carol Elder David Elder Jean Elliott Ray Foster Carrie Frady Marie Garrison Steve Gryder Linwood Haley Herbert Hamlet Haywood Hamlett Mamie Hamlett Ronnie Hamlett Walter Hamlet Sandra Harris William Holt Doris Hudson Nancy Hudson Arthur Jackson Mike Jennings Nancy Johnson Barbara Jones Carroll Jones Charlotte Jones Harold Jones Wade Keller James Langford Patty Langford Francis LaPradd Larry Lenhart Robert Lester Carol Locke Shirley Mann Glen Martin James Martin Libby Mason Norma Mason Mack Moon Ronnie Morris Mary Morton Barbara Napier Vonda Napier Brenda Nelson Clarence Newcomb Clifton Newcomb Thelma Newcomb Brenda Nichols Etta Osborne Morris Overstreet Charlotte Palmer Wayne Parsons Bernardine Pettus Larry Philbeck Robert Ponton Dwayne Price Howard Pugh Tyree Reamey Bonnie Reinhardt Sandra Reynolds Amelia Rhinesmith Eleanor Riepe David Rutledge Warren Rutledge Brenda Scott Kent Scruggs Paige Shook Harvie Smith Edna St. John Karen Templeton Q-. hir Sophomores fl' K ' i K , 1. .5 '51 'KC 'g 2: V351 'X Sopgomores 9 ' -0: ,W 4 fa, ..,, j ' X USA' if Q. ' his --X l .4-nn 6- 8- , fl - is , 3 A ,N ff 4 X Yu. fi fy UI - gs. 5 Dickie Wilson C rl tm. J - X 4 i X i : ,., fig? 5 xiii, ' 'Q 1 :'4.'fQA!' - z .f r?e:3:.:' Q. ,A G ugh A 4 9 w ' r 5 A 'tr' Betty Mae Tharpe Brenda Tharpe Carol Lee Tharpe Elizabeth Tharpe Nancy Tharpe Nancy L. Tharpe Tommy Tharpe Grace Toombs Linda Toombs Manuel Toombs Dean Trent James Tuck Kaye Tuck Jo Anne Van Horn Lealon Vassar Doris Wallace Allen Watts Madeline Weston Russell Williams Vadle Wilmoth CHARLES AUSTIN WELCHONS 1944 1959 Qn Memoriam JAMES RAY THARPE 1943 1959 'w 'O-A ' .'fn',ff'f - , 13.39 - A 'f,i.,1- .zgg 1 - 57 FRESHMEN OFFICERS Shirley Howell President Tommy Neale Vice-President James Seay Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Hanmer Reporter MOTTO K710IL'Il'dgl' is Power COLORS FLOWER Purple and White Iris SPONSORS Mrs. McGhee, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Pugh, Mrs. Smith sa Ronald Adams Jimmy Allen Virginia Allen James Amos Roy Bailey Mary Baker Lucky Barksdale Harold Bell Linda Boettcher Joe Bohannon Mary A. Bohannon Mary F. Bohannon Curtis Burks Robin Carter Charles Clark Samuel Clark Joyce Mae Cole Edward Coleman Camelia Conner Linda Crews Billy Dalton Margaret Dickerson ou, 'S - E T 4 I X 2 f A ff' N R, y GL A ., X ghigil .W ad. 3'resHmen C. 'C ff 'liz- g ! J 111 ' Q Lx l , Ea w IQ A ff A .S o .Q K2 C' A N f IFF. 35' Qi C , R U'1,'7f7 ' J mfr ' .3395-' 1 'w , fp?iw.-'Q G A I ' :C Q Ji M , : es... , ' I - , 1 .,L or film. ky. gi x F if .. ' N .. A ixlbf 'f ill' , f ' 'lv' 'xivvl'-f II , ' sa. ' Dwight Dixon A 'si f Judy Dixon 1 Qs-ef 451 sea 3, f ' X 5' 'ii ll A N if 9 . ,gr W . Rx A CM 4. o --- wr 3 A - isa - J. C ' 15... I x X I n 59 gag V . fs gresgmen 6 6-1, T523 1 W ny :vw ' 1 Q Q v-.. D an Q WN .6 L,. kg. ? Wu., ii in..,.. A 4 h. T. -' 1 , X D ' I l . 1 gl. I Jerry Dodd Henry Dudley Larry Dunn Bob Dunn Patsy Elder Frances Evans Linda Farrar Victor Ferrell Vivian Fleshman Reginald Foster Anne Fowler Earl Fowler James Francis Delbert Garrett Keith Garrett James Garrison Dru Gaulding Carol Gibson Patricia Giles Tommy Griles Kaye Grishaw Hazel Guill Margaret Hall Carroll Hamlett Carter Hamlett Dorothy Hamlett . Q. Judy Hamlett Q 1' ', if Sharon Hanmer ig, Q ff. - f'.s rf' 1 r - PM ,p f 5132 w al, A Harold Hardinge Patricia Harvey Linda Hawker James Holt Ann Howard Shirley Howell Betty Lou Howerton Betty Hudson MS-gp! . Linda O. Jones Keith Jones H Betty Jane Lacks ' Juanita Lacks i fr we N i ft? gm- -- K ls .. . .5 Hreshmen Q. . X 'CWS td. 12:- gin A it .N- i it f - ff' Moody Lacks 1 t Gilmer Ledbetter . H JoAnn Lindsey '- Randy Lipscomb f ei1r'i, 5 eQ,Qi . neii 531 irei Ned Locke Geraldine Martin Mervin Martin Joan Mason 61 iw- N ,Af 5 U JI 7.TQk,', I L l gresfimen m5fy,,fF 51 Q L , ' A V ',fK Q' - 1 ins X 1 hair- , W nik 3 , yx i ,AX ig A wzigi.-:,A .. 6 S s NPG K G Q xi 62 Q? may Nw , N bk Q53 6 xg, l 31 Q 'XX kxxl K - Q 6 N, Nw 4. Q S2 Virginia Mason Bill Mason Ray McKinney Tommy Neal Ellen Nelson Joyce Newcomb Herman Newcomb Margaret Newcomb Nancy Newcomb Nancy Nichols Elizabeth Owen W. D. Perdieu Larry Perkins Roger Philbeck Luther Pollard Dorothy Poore Roberta Puryear Charles Ramsey Jimmy Reamer Ellen Reams Dale Reed Robert Reynolds Eugene Robinette Nancy Royster Jimmy Seay David Setzer Joe St. John Patricia St. John Lewis Skelton David Taylor Lonnie Trent Jo Ann Tuck Robert Tuck Shirley Tuck Roger Vaughan Mary Viele Bruce Wade Marianne Walker Billy Waller James Weaver Curtis White Elizabeth Williams Eddie Wilmoth Nancy Wilmoth Paul Ray Wilmoth Martha Wilson Faye Wilson Gene Winn Hresfimen iz ' a - y W rf H 3 . V 4' - ,A in Q 'l ef E ss it ri if XJ Q 4 if qs- 'Q ,lrf ti, , fliq 'Q X iv f ,M xv P, .. . li .... if Q siu fv wf' V. semi . i AP' '. is 63 1 2 -- Q K ft A k i H 'X LL f f N N-n X Y? 1- ., ' I -2 1. sl . qua..-M1 Q 1 1 f W i it it xx iq, 1 ll gresnmen Dennis Young Monroe Layne Spanisn Clug Qnitiation SPONSORS ,s fi fb' if 8 ' . , ' 1' - Min M , R x V., 'Q , Mrs. McGhee Mr. Williamson Mr. Pugh ' Mrs. Smith ggtiqi Sop5omore-Qunior Magagine KicfQ-UH Eigrary C1115 SCA. Qnstallation Student Assemglies is 26 Q7 PRE-FRESHMEN OFFICERS Gayle Smith President Richard Walker Vice-President Randy Duffer Secretary Faith Vassar Treasurer Hansford Morris Reporter MOTTO A'TmI11y 11'vfoIIo11', flHIl1Pl'I'UH' 1f'r'Iz'nrl COLORS SPONSORS Red and White ng' S FLOWER Red Rose Mrs. McNair Mrs. Lyle Mrs. Holt Miss Flowers K6 Terry Adams Robert Amos Glenn Anderson Lynn Anderson Barbara Arrington Ernest Arrington Harriet Bailey Larry Baker Bobby Baldwin Patricia Barksdale Mary Louise Berkley Lillie May Bohannon Emily Bradner Loden Bray Francis Breedlove Safford Breedlove Eugene Buchanan David Canada Otis Casen Rayford Clark Betty Ruth Coates Alfred Coleman Bill Coleman Nancy Deaner L r -54 l . Y! - Pre-gresfimen 'Q is . Q .x fx :'. . Q., ' , ff'-. -Q-fs.. , ,z . , sb- ,- F-- 1 112 -1 A f V' 'S .1 mv x .313-2 aim: .-,'aqfI',Y V I ' Q L . H i , mf Q 7 N11 . l2':,: xv fix L'Kf'.'k-a1'. N n Y' 1 tv- Rm. .HQ-, fp, . Q t, 1Z:f3' , px. ami- - tk f P Q K Us . is 1 is lr v ' ls ' f X... C1 O' 5. g y ix . fn 'L , Z ' X 0 I in x sqv. ...:1 , ' 51x21 .Q R af t 1 Thu t QW. 'wg A 1 ' 1, Q f , w sf, is 'ig ts mg, 5 x 9 Q 0 s .shag xl, l' in-zwzrrl. if ,wa s s? lf 'fir R-. 3 5 fx an ' 67 Pre-greshm en . Ui , V Q- A at. B' u ' V T 'A , Q - , ' - o -f href 2 I 2 A 5. ' Digi 3 i -fly: ...M 'X 4 -fa -M K I I 1 v A ' 1 'Fx E ' '. -' .- ' ' , U5 3 ' 51'-K v, ' A 'figix - -' ' s' 4 I-::5a1t'g S1-44:5 xg S. ' ' 1 'f i A o i n K if qw i vit G-1 K ' .Q e. ,. ,- at .'s S, I vs'-L it: L 3:-1 4. . N if ,Q R i Q Q .,. e bg L 0.7 3. 6 Yr-v4 i 1 if xl' u A a' A ,I . 'H'i'!5v..:i-Q, Ax K ' 1 XL' SK 2 -ll 68 E x William DeFord Virginia Dempsey Elizabeth Dixon Nancy Drinkard Randy Duffer Woodrow Duffer Paul Dunnaway Ernest Eggleston Elizabeth V. Elder Billy Elder Thomas Elder Jane Evans Lewis Evans Elizabeth Ewing Lucille Frady Douglas Featherson Thomas Ferrell Marvin Ferrell Jesse Francis Carol Franklin Shirley Foster Kenneth Garrett Hugh Gilliam Lucille Glass Frances Griffith Barbara Quill Joann Gunther Susie Hanmer Ed Harding H. P. Harding Betsy Harris Bobby Harris James Hatcher John Hatcher Catherine Sue Holt Larry Holt Norma Jean Holt Betty Howell James Hudson Phillip Jefferson Nelson Jones Mary Jane Jones Raymond King Ronald King Claude Kennedy William Kuhn Doris Lacks Larry Lacks K.- I! A Pre-greshm en 2 63 VN., A.. Wag Agua 7 -'af-K Q I ' I Jie f 69 is xx f N Pre-Hresgmen t M A at nqnfs ' Qs' j J 3' M,,! 1' so X, I 1 .- sky, l I if f c , , -W Q, X at T, ,, ' . K - K X., Q 4K j J W im- 2 x L Xl , ,fl L I K X. f :V K K - W ly 5 J ' fgv, X I i A 'X 115, ' 4x - 'ft . we 5. Eg 31 ff, J '1 lf' , X 30 , ' if J, r 3 . N 4. L S ,hy , 17 N 1. - JJ j- X , V' 5 -- ' 'ei - Z, Ng x, .t , Al. U f V - lx R I L jug. 1 du, , it y H g J ' 3 s li V, 1 1 R , so ,Qi 1 ' 7 G 1 . ffkf . I of - Q ,,,V .gl A , ', .nb .V 70 Josephine Lacks Howard Layne Mark Langford Henry La Pradd Bud Laughlin George Mahler Della Mae Mann Hudson Marston Carol Martin Edna Martin John McDaniel Elizabeth Mason Herbert Mason Jerry Mason Nancy Mason Steve Mason Winston Metcalf Tommy Midkiff Hansford Morris Helen Morton Jean Moss Joanne Nelson Julian Nelson Ray Newcomb Carolyn Newcomb Mildred Owen Michael Parham Wayne Perkins Edward Price Mary Alice Pugh Barbara Ann Reed Betty Mae Reynolds Annie May Rickman Alice Ridgeway William Roach Harold Roberts Lucian Robinson Charlie Russell Francis Ryan Billy Saunders Roscoe Scott Alma Shook Gayle Smith Linda Snell Johnny Sprinkle Mary Stuart Jimmy Taylor Linda Templeton ,xi Q al 'N' Q . 54 - .41 F, . on il 6 gg N. N ww., QBIW P I 0- 4 C' 'o ' , tv- gg, A ' 'Q I ' Af' Tha. R 4. P is -1 A. Pre-greshm en 5. as . Q. h . 'L , NL ff.. is Q , . :ELXII Q wil? if il i f , ' . ' - A ., A 2 A QA 2541 . X6 l , G - Q- X Q Q K We , iw' y 7' fm.. c 1' y , 5 , Q t 9- It ' sg ,A 1 , , cog' .W A V kwpx,Qg:'TQ2z4L-W' K L ..,. K W lx . V , ft inf' fi' -. X X xl 5 5 lf'i?f.-,.-' ' 'E .' xi it ' 'V ew-L ag , 5 as Q 4. -,gg -'5 A QQ... GMS- . f' t. .itat-Q i Tag 1- ' 4 R 4122- 1 7 . 5 I if ,, f ' ' '47 47 Y 'V' L., Y K ff My Hina , X fx X N. 1 PX I as s- ca .c Y , 11, 'Tn R -K, 'N g., ,. .K x , ,,- , .mc X , , 'E -1 1 ' ,mf 7 I Pre-Freshmen 'Q K J I Y ! a 5, Q. ' 7 ff'T-,' I -In .N Q . jf ,A Lx I Y ti: ai ,,:',, .Q- M it 3, Y. N Nec ' 4. 962:57 -, 3 lg-Q? , ffw Lg is n .NX N T !11 - ' T -E1 5' s . , - - M . -NNL11 X - X I A 3 - A 'N 'T' -'t Q'xL 2 1 11 . CN John Winn C. W. Tharpe Stanley Tharpe Curtis Tharpe Larry Trent Laverne Trent Randy Tucker Roger Tucker Faith Vassar Mary J. Vassar Emily Viar Rose Marie Walker Richard Walker Tommy Watkins Douglas Ward Marjorie Weston Dorothy Whirley Ray Wilkerson Elizabeth Wilmoth Hardy Wilmoth Gordon Young A I F Q 5 9 1 ki asf Q! N . I 6 W we 1 3 , I me K K K , , ff . sv -. 'V 4? ' ,. it W Q I ,H ,ff QT, . ,gl . s HA Vt g A Z , fy M , , ' A il l . . 32 S YJ ' A 1 1 5 ' , . . , ' ' :W , ' . 1 I. f . .. - 4 , . A , wr gf 1:1 Y' M f ' Q is 5' 1 f, f ,. f j.,f. ' , -A . ,- 1 , ,V . NJ , jg. I U -i' ,, 1 V M ,, 4,3 . iff i2 32 '! .Jn , ,,. .za - . si Y, mg b 's ,' 1 'fl ' 'S , 'YI' K 1 ,, t nz: Q '.-- , ,I , . . ' 1 . . . 'Q i . Q' 1' 4 1 , ' L 'ii M! ,SL ' - -K iii' l - H : I ,, . 2 'E ,JZ ,V W 7 ' 4. , . 1 ' f .af 'thi'-1 :L I K .1. ., ' f ' 1 V+ is-f ' ' f 3 ..,,5f- , -f If-. , Q 3 fi f - fi 1 . Q M , ,A il ?' If if - 6 ' Y E if-5 :ig E sz 2? if f Q . H 'Y ' 'iw' g , ,V Q ii ,J 'R f ,fix 2 'Q H ' G , 11,53 Q- .1 .1 2 - 1' ,ef Yi 5 :Y Y' V lx K, I e I1 r -1 f 3 'ah ,jul IM 1 , a gs Q I 4 i, 3 . X, x W: 11 my X 3 - ..'. Q wth ' . , ,. 2 , J .. U L2 . 1 I 11 ,gf .3 5 fx w 1.1 Y 2 V I Q ' ' , 1 I s. W MW: tx , . ,V . A , f , , ' 51 1 y X' ACTI IES ll 4 K J' Eg x ki rx-Q X QV i 3 ' ' . X R f ,F ' wg 1 31 A , .. me A, is -Q47 . A .L 1 . f L . xg N L, Q. .Q p x . -3 W5 ' fi-is N333 1 - N , ml fx 1 .A .551-f . ya ' - 3 EQ! -11 '. M 5:1 . Fi -'H X 4 N 'M 'S-fy Senior Editors Judy Davis Sterling Laughlin Charlene Robinette Sports Editor John Ray Duffer Feature Editors Linda Hamlett Sandy Garrett Q7 fog Staff TYPISTS Janice Bailey Emma Barksdale Doris Ray Beaver Eleithe Canada Patsy Dixon Jerry Drinkard Cora Lee Elder Jean Elder Kathleen Evans Robert Fears H. T. Gutherie Nancy Fisher Elizabeth Haley June Hamilton Linda Hamlet Ruth Jennings Betty Johnson Linda Jones Gayle Lipscomb Selma Mahler Roberta Nelson Hilda Newcomb June Newcomb Jo Ann Puryear Dorothy Seay Murray Templeton Barbara Weston Norma Wilmouth Linda Wilson Charles Watts Adviser Mrs. Frances Lawson School Photographer Gene Dixon r' Student Council Qfficers President Larry Fannon i? '71'e Vice President Gerry Watts ,rfw Secretary Treasurer Reporter Kathleen Evans Cecil Langford Bernardine Pettus I Sponsors Mr. Nolen Mrs. McNair 76 Student Council Bernardine Pettus, Kathleen Evans, Cecil Langford, Gerry Watts, Larry Fannon, Mrs. Irene McNair, Mr. H. P. Nolen Jimmie Neale, Susie Hanmer, Jenny Lou Allen, Margaret Newcomb, Margaret Clardy, Kaye Tuck, Bobby Baldwin, Charlene Robinette, Cora Lee Elder, Larry Trent, Mike Parham Hugh Garnett, Gene Dixon, Kay Paulett, Sterling Laughlin, Shirley Mann, Shirley Howell, Jo Ann Van Horn, David Rutledge, Paul Ray Wilmouth, Floyd Dickinson 77 guiure Homemahers of America COLORS MOTTO FLOWER Red 8z White Toward New Horizons Red Rose President . , . , A .,.,,e.... Mary Napier Vice-Presidents J . . . June Howell, Doris Weaver Secretaries , . , Catherine Dodd, Faye Grishaw Treasurer , . .,..4.,i..,...., Barbara Weston Reporters Dorothy Evans, Margie Barnes Pianist ,..s.., ..,...,.........., J ane Bomar Song Leaders Jewel Crews, Margie Barnes SPONSORS Miss Willie Jean Baughan Miss Carolyn Odom 78 guture Harmers of America 1959-60 Floyd Dickinson President Bobby Williamson Vice-President Larry Fannon Secretary Bill Childress Treasurer Henry Gibson Reporter Robert Wilmouth Sentinel Mr. Green Adviser Recognition Won by Randolph-Henry F. F. A. Chapter Won 3rd place State Crops Judging Contest Won 4th place State Crops Judging Contest Won 1st place Piedmont Federation Crops Judging Contest Won 1st place Piedmont Federation Public Speaking Contest Won Superior Chapter Award in State Chapter Contest Won 4th place State Forestry Chapter Contest SO Senior Ll-H Club SENIOR 4-H CLUB OFFICERS President Bill Hall Vice President . . . . . Betty Mac Watts Secretary Gerry Watts Treasurer Judy Dickerson Reporter Cora Lee Elder Song Leaders Wade Peak, Gene Dixon First Row: Mr. Barbour, Mary Napier, Selma Mahler, June llamilton, Linda Wilson, Ruth Jennings, Kay Harris, Faye Moore, Carolyn Ramsey, John Ray Duffer, Mrs. Hamilton, Second Row: Mattie Martin, Jean St. John, Nona Shorter, Barbara Aehen- baek, Sulane Cox, Nancy Clay, Charlene Robinette, Ann Marie lludson, Joyce Scott, Floyd Dickerson. Third Row: Elizabeth Hall, Barbara Laughlin, Betty Dunn, Kay Paulette, Henry Gibson, Mike Jennings, Betty Johnson, Hilda Newcomb. Fourth Row: Charles Anderson, Millie Toombs, Jean Owen, Randy Walker, Norma Wilmouth, Linda Hamlette. 82 unior 4-H Club JUNIOR 4-H CLUB President ....... .A..,... B renda Tharpe Vice President J . , John Bartholomew Secretary .,..4. ..... S hirley Howell Reporter .. Lealon Vassar Left to Right, First Row: Kermit Barbour, advisor, Eugene Robinette, Joe St. John, Margie Barnes, Dennis Young, Glenna Newcomb, Nancy Newcomb, Mary Bohannon, Carolyn Gibson, Nancy Dickerson, Drudy Conner, Mary Bohannon, Nancy Royster. Second Row: Miss Pugh, sponsor, Barbara Childress, Brenda Nelson, Vonda Napier, Thelma Newcomb, Elizabeth Williams, Jewell Crews, Susie Driskill, Eleanor Riepe, Sandra Harris, Betty Lacks. Third Row: Jimmy Bradner, Mary E. Dickerson, Victor Ferrell, Bonnie Reinhardt, Charlotte Palmer, Bernardine Pettus, Billy Waller, Brenda Scott, Nancy Hudson, Patricia Harvey, Charlotte Jones, Patsy Elder, Vadle Wilmouth. Fourth Row: Bobby Bradner, Bill Mason, Margaret Clardy, Jo Ann Van Horn, Judy Dixon, Ronnie Hamlett, Kay Tuck, Charlie Bailey, Roberta Puryear. Fifth Row: Carrol Hamlett, Betty Berkley, Harvey Clements, Marianne Walker, Jo Ann Tuck. Sixth Row: David Rutledge, Linda Jones, Etta Osborne, Ellen Reams, Edna St. John, Nancy Nichols, Stanley Conner, Curtis White, Harold Bell. Seventh Row: Karen Templeton, Kent Scruggs, Mamie Hamlett, Ann Fowler, Roger Atkins, Roy Bailey, James Gar- rison, Earl Fowler. l 8 3 E 1 A fatin Club MOTTO: Ad Astra Per Aspera Jenny Allen Harold Bell Betty Berkley Bobby Bradner Kathy Cox Barbara Crews Mary E. Dickerson Judy Dixon Jean Elliotte Vivian Fleshman Anne Fowler Huilh Garnett Dru Gaulding Edwin Baker President Kay Paulett Secretary Margaret Clardy MEMBERS Mamie Hamlett Sharon Hanmer Hal Hardin! Myrtle Harris Linda Hawker Shirley Howell Linda Jones Ned Locke Shirley Mann Bill Mason Ronnie Morris Mary Morton Tommy Neal Ellen Nelson Herman Newcomb Robert Ponton Howard Pugh Charles Ramsey Ellen Reams Sandra Reynolds David Rutledge Mary L. St. John Patricia St. John Karen Templeton Mary Kay Viele James Weaver SPONSOR: Mrs. Holt John Bartholomew Vice-President Sulane Cox Treasurer Reporter Latin Club Initiation l 1 l 11.1. Monogram C1115 Bill Childress 1 , President Billy Pollard . Billy Holt 1 1 . , , Vice-President Robert Tucker . Kathleen Evans Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. McGhee, Mr. Frye . 1 1 , , , . , . . . , Paige Shook Lois Connor Barbara Weston Jean Elder Billy Pollard Robert Tucker Kathleen Evans Billy Holt Bill Childress Janice Bailey Betty Berkley MEMBERS Fay Moore Gayle Lipscomb Sterling Laughlin Robert Tuck Millard Roach May Deaner Herbert Hamlet! Bobby Taylor Darnell Nelson John Bartholomew Larry Fannon Robert Fears Bobby Williamson Donald Parham Haywood Hamlett Wayne Anderson Cecil Langford Tommy Jolly Lealnn Vassar Billy Taylor Secretary Treasurer . 1 . Reporter Sponsors Seated: Stuart Lawson, President, Doris Weaver, Vice President, Barbara Crews, Secretaryg Jimmy Neale, Treasurer, Ellen Nelson, Reporterg Mary M. Barksdale, Librarian. Standing: Brenda Nelson, Barbara Childress, Larry Jones, Kathie Cox, Marshall Henry, Jo Ann Mar- shall, Roger Atkins, Shirley Howell, Jane Bomar, Judy Dixon, Sharon Hanmer fabsentl. Zhe Eilirary Club The Library Club is an organization of students who serve their school each day through the library. Satisfactory scholastic records and special aptitudes are prerequis- ites of membership in the Club. Beneficial skills are developed and knowledge acquired as the students share in library routines of receiving, reserving and checking out ma- terials, filing cards, repairing books, assist- ing with booklists, bulletin boards and dis- plays, shelving books, typing, etc. For out- standing service, individuals are awarded the school monogram. Activities of the Club include regular meetings, exchange visits with other school library clubs, certain money raising projects for library improvement, and special pro- grams, contests, teas and fairs in observance of Book Weeks. MEMBERS Barbara Achenbach, Mary Baker, Doris Ray Beaver, Jane Bo- mar, Jimmy Bradner, Mary Alice Brown, Robin Carter. Jean Chattin, Sulane Cox, Judy Dickerson, Floyd Dickinson, Dwight Dixon, Gene Dixon, Susie Driskill, John Ray Duffer, Shirley Edwards, Carol Elder, Dorothy Evans, Francis Evans, Kathleen Evans, Janet Frady, Charlotte Gaulding, Faye Grishaw, Carter Hamlett, Dorothy Hamlett, Herbert Hamlett, Sandra Harris, Patricia Harvey, Marshall Henry, Jimmy Holt, Nancy Hudson, Arthur Jackson, Betty Johnson, Tommy Jolly, Stuart Lawson, Jo Ann Marshall, Joan Mason, Libby Mason, Etta Osbourne, Barbara Overstreet, Charlotte Palmer, Wade Peak, Bernardine Pettus, Jo Ann Puryear, Carolyn Ramsey, Bonnie Reinhardt, Amelia Rhinesmith: Jerry Ridgeway, Eleanor Reipe, Brenda Scott, Francis Scruggs, Paige Shook, Norma Shorter, Edna St. John, Joan St. John, Brenda Tharpe, Joan Tinch, Linda Toombs, Jo Ann Tuck, Kaye Tuck, Robert Tucker, Ronnie Viar, Mary Ann Walker, Randy Walker, Doris Wallace, Barbara Weston, Madilyn Weston. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President , . . Sulane Cox Vice-President r , , Bernardine Pettus Secretary-Treasurer ,..,. Jean Chattin Reporter . Marshall Henry Sponsor , . . . . Mrs. Irene McNair MOTTO Todos los dias es un nueve principio COLORS FLOWER Red, Yellow, and Black Yellow Chrysanthemum Spanish Club Initiation ournalism C1115 EDITOR-IN-C'HIEF Margaret Clardy EDITORS Edwin Baker .loyce Scott Marshall Henry Shirley Edwards Mary Vielie Drury Gualcling Sharon Hannier Ellen Nelson BUSINESS MANAGERS Elizabeth Dickerson Curtis White Carroll Jennings FACULTY ADVISER Mrs. Ann H. McGhee REPORTERS Carol Franklin Harriet Bailey Mamie Halnlett Nancy Grey Tharpe Elizabeth Haley Bonnie Rinehardt .lo Ann Yan Horn Gayle Smith Bud Laughlin Randy Tucker Judy Dixon Billie Waller 88 REPORTERS Susie Hannier Charlotte liauliling Barbara Achenhack Betty Watts Sulane Cox Ernest Arrington Billy I'olla1'd Hugh Garnett Shirley Howell Eleanor Riepe Louise St. John Tomniy Tharpe Dorothy Evans gorensic Floyd Dickinson For the second consecutive year, the 1959 Randolph-Henry Forensic Team won the District III meet, earning the right to keep the cherished trophy another year. Members of the team were: Floyd Dickinson, boy's public speaking, first place, Charlotte Gauld- ing, poetry, first place, Nancy Ramsey, girls' Charlotte Gaulding Nancy Ramsey public speaking, first place, Becky Hanmer, girls' prose, second place, Edwin Baker, boy's prose, second place, and Mary Louise St. John, spelling. In state competition, where the three first place winners represented R-H, Nancy Ram- sey placed second. One Act Play The R-H play, Death of the Hired Man , adapted from Robert Frost's poem, won a Superior rating at the 1958 One Act Play Festival. Becky Hanmer Edwin Baker In the cast were: Glenn Small, Silas, Char- lotte Gaulding, Mary, Edwin Baker, War- ren, and Becky Hanmer, Edna. The play was directed by Mrs. Verdella Hamilton. Mary Louise St. John Glen Small px Q' ,X Sigbfh grade Ll-H Club Betty Howell ....... ..,......... R eporter Faith Vassar .. Secretary 8z Treasurer Marjorie Weston .. .... ..... P resident Hansford Morris ................................................. Vice President Left to Right-First Row: Lucian Robinson, Bobby Baldwin, Frances Ryan, Nancy Drinkard, Nelson Jones, Ronnie King, Lucille Glass, Johnny Sprinkle. Left to Right-Second Row: Elizabeth Elder, Elizabeth Dixon, Elizabeth Wilmoth, Annie Mae Rickman, Billy Elder, Larry Holt, Tom Watkins. Left to Right-Third Row: Shirley Hamlett, Jean Holt, Betty Ewing, Mary Stuart, Gene Buchanon, Bobby Harris, Hugh Gilliam. Left to Right-Fourth Row: Lucille Frady, Shirley Foster, Dorothy Worley, Linda Snell, Betsy Harris, Cathy Holt, Glenn Anderson. Left to Right-Fifth Row: Winston Metcalf, Edward Harding, Jerry Mason, Bud Laughlin, Edward Price, Thomas Elder. SPONSORS Mrs. Elizabeth Lyle Mr. Kermit Barbour 90 Captain . . . First Lt. . . . Second Lt. .. Reporter .... Randolph-Henry Bus Patrol EDITH HAMLET ...... MARY NAPIER .... JO ANN PURYEAR BARBARA WESTON Bus No. 1-Barbara Weston, Jo Ann Puryear Bus No. 2-Annie Mae Rickman Bus No. 3-Charlie Bailey, Arthur Jackson Bus No. 5-Janice Bailey, Roy Bailey, Larry Jones, Gene Winn Bus No. 7-Mary Napier, Nancy Lee Royster, Vadle Wilmouth Bus No. 9--Doris Wallace, Betty Lacks Bus No. 10-Gilmer Ledbetter, Sterling Laughlin Bus No. 12-Norma Mason, Karen Templeton Bus No. 13-James Garrison, Gar- land Elliot Bus No. 16-Ronnie Trent, Wayne Langford Bus No. 17-Joe St. John, Kaye Grishaw Bus No. 19-Edith Hamlet, Linda Brown Bus No. 20-Martha Wilson, Randy Lipscomb Beta Cluii lst Row: Bill Pollard 1Vic'e I'res.J. Ronnie Trent 4Pres.l. Doris Ray Beaver 1Sec'.b, Mr. Pugh 4SponsorJ. 2nd Row: Faye St. John. Kathleen Evana, Charlotte Gaulding, Floyd Dickinson, Jimmy Neale. 3rd Row: Dorothy Evans. Sterling Laugrhlin, Hugrh Garnett. Donald Owen, Marshall Henry. -ith Row: Mary Louise St. John, Wayne Anderson, Marvin Trent. Missing: l'harl4-ne liolminette, Nancy Clay, Mildrezl Ferrell, Jean Owen 1'l'reas.I 1960 INITIATES Karen Templeton A John Reynolds Katherine Cox Q I B X A C Elizabeth Haley Margaret Clardy N K John Bartholomew David Rutledge bk' if 49 .lean Elliott 3225133 92 Music f f Bernard L. Young, Director of Music QA. 1 The Band At The J-C Bowl 93 Zlflajoreites -li Suzanne McKinney-Drum Majorette Betty M. Tharpe, Jo Ann Tuck, Barbara Laughlin, June Howell, Kay Tuck 94 . l , Q . fax AA ', Q K- In I K . f fig, I iyfgrq - J 'VM - , X . . X 53? , L,,J f, 155 X ' v-'S' ' 'fi 3 3 ..-- f-'J 2' K-- Jeff W. ' wx ,, ,V x,g,x55 X-as..-A , ffl ,QA ,,,- ,JH , W .1-I .i?. , Q., 1 tx-ff -Ls Ni - X sy- M .. X . .. - wx FW .. ' ,ry 55 , ,G S. B r' ng, s.rJ A WS., --ffpw-,+R ff fm ww.: X-QL ri' 'QWKI xp , ff . 4 ,ii ffgvk E-xi - x5 .L,,M ' 'Y N VN in., N X iff ' 45 li Ni 531' x 4 14 --- 4 s - Q ,- ' if- 1' .., 'V ' xx x, 'X-ii, I if Af '- fa!! W 6X W - x' X , ' M r L H , 4 ,- x Q Q Q 5 1 , W, -b gf 'A' ' g,s1 W X ,i., lb vw ' T '45-I ' az JA vw f 1' 1 LH i N 'Pdf I ' 4' IX N I.. I , f ,. nf ' ' ' X1 i , 'V' ' 2' ZX F M U U 5 ' f s H f P W E ..b, V A X Q, I i we N , . W' 9 ' x is N if is ' S A 'hh , ' 'Q L as 'F it -L Pr ,555 , Je! W ek M ,,,, il yi' Q lee Club RANDOLPH-HENRY SENIOR GLEE CLUB 1959-60 President ...... .............. M ary Napier Vice President .. .. Haywood Hamlett Secretary ...... Jean Elder Treasurer . . . Jimmy Holt Librarian .. Billy Holt Barbara Achenback Tommy Ashby Betty Berkley Mary Brown Jewel Crews Betty Dickerson Lillian Dickerson Margie Dickerson Mary Dickerson Cora Elder Jean Elder Jean Ferrell Nancy Fisher Marie Garrison Garland Haley Edith Hamlett Haywood Hamlet Bobby Hamlette Billy Holt Jimmy Holt Barbara Jones Charlotte Jones Monroe Lacks Frances La Pradd Sterling Laughlin Mary Marshall Norma Mason Faye Moore Barbara Napier Mary Napier Paul Nelson Elizabeth Newcomb Hilda Newcomb Joyce Owen Pelly Philbeck Harold Powell Dwaine Prive Bonnie Reinhart Sandra Reynolds Hunter Rhinesmith Charles Rutledge Nona Shorter 96 Joan St. John Karen Templeton Elizabeth Tharpe J. D. Tharpe Lewis Tharpe Nancy Carol Tharpe Nancy Gray Tharpe Nancy Louise Tharpe Tommy Tharpe Manuel Toombs Jo Ann VanHorn Doris Wallace Allen Watts Betty Watts Janie Watts Brenda Wilburn Carolyn Williams Linda Wilson Director-Bernard L. Young Accompanist-Jo Ann VanHorn Ranciolpfi-Henry junior Band RANDOLPH-HENRY JUNIOR BAND Clarinets Larrie Trent David Taylor Willie Roach Nancy Newcomb Lonnie Trent Doris Lacks Linda Snell Barbara Guill Mary Frances Bohannon E Flat Clarinet Susie Hanmer Alto Saxophone: Dwight Dixon Hugh Gilliam Betsy Harris Tenor Saxophones Dennis Young John Sprinkle Trumpets Billy Waller Laverne Trent Marjorie Weston John Wynne Harold Bell Nelson Jones Eugene Robinette Raymond King Trombone: Robin Carter Gene Buchanon Thomas Elder Billy Elder 97 Alto Horn Joe Bohannon Blll Horn Henry La Pradd Drums Bobby Baldwin Keith Garrett Randy Duffer Lewis Skelton Gordon Young David Canada Moody Lacks Harold Roberts Band Invades J-C Bowl Salute to the Jaycees Band Captivates Crowd at J-C Bowl 5l'le Band At Glle Q-C Bowl A iii -.f ,,. J ,, , X ,f i gy :Biff I i g-.w H , 3 fi .Iii IZ. A ' , 1 , 'V 4 ,, . 9' H1 1 11 x 4- 4 ,Q A E if 51 tw W ii 3555 Aw W Z Q 4. ,, A 5. vw V15 5 2 0 1 4 f. 1 2 if 2 ASQ I .1 W jp Q ef q 1 gf 11 :F r . v r .. fx .. ,f N ' 1 U 1 1. 1 . Nx , W 3 W Q it . gg x . n 3' 4,1 'x Q i Alix Y ' 1 'vi if ig . ., ffm 5 'iv I Q1 v .HFQPQCPQWXRS fa 1. 'A .xy S 9 J- , A 4, 1 ij? 1 5 3 fl g H A ' V! , s 3 E V .: 121 . f I Aixr ,L if X , ' - f ,S xc Q 5 .jr 1 x .4 ' I A -1, 9 4 .f S Y gr F. 'n f' Y E-1 .14 I I vw sf Q2 'Q M ei . ,E z t I 1+ 4, , ,r , 14 S ft ', , A I N xx if gf. 1 1 , lu . Z1 41 . , 1, 3' 1 W in u , V . x w , 1 Q uw, 22 JI X in Q K Y! I 1x . t I . ' I I , T 1 3 , i A, x4 Y 5 kd 5 ,V xii x x I sb I 1 WQ1 A 1 A -Q . . ' .. ' ,Y -eg 1 . ff v -gf ,Tn 4. . ' , c p A ' I H ' ' -1 QT? 4 , in 5 f -5 Q w, ,E gf' :, - if k t -I .1 If 5: c gif' ' ' jj ? , W f 1 'il i 321 , t . in . Q .t ' v . . 2: 1 1 ., N , -V , , ATHLETICS la 4 4 I i V A ,, ., its f I k.,,,.: g 531 1 W5 . , Q .. fb: fa ' We , iw iz? K iw fy sw 4 f My Y . . I ,Q 'N L s i. 'A Qu Q 45, i ww 'QQ Min r.1.Qi ' r. Vg, ,yt-if nu . V l7'V w V 4 ax 1 J f-'k 'f' . ' :xv ,and .,:.,,,,,,f if-f A we in . mg VN, I , - 4. I , . ,. ,L f,5.,,3V, N. ,f . 1. ' ' ii' . ,Jgf,:,..... lag ull' Q I 35511 ,gifs awgi - COACHES AND CAPTAINS FOOTBALL 1959 Tri Captainsf--'Millard Roach, Bobby Williamson. Head Coach- ,Miz Gene Frye on Larry Fann Although the 121519 football season was not a sueeess in terms of' ganies won and lost, it has served its purpose well. Our coaches have taken a num: and inexperienced squazl and have molrlecl them into a football team that will prove itself' Assistant Coach'-'Mr, Joe Brewster :luring the 12760 season. This has been a year of rebuilding whieh all teams must fave at some time or another. Most of this team will be back next year, and big things will be expeeterl from them. ' Football Squad Lois Connor .lean Chattin .lo Ann Marshall 7 Betty BPVRIPY Katy Evans, Captain Barbara Achenb uk Dru llziulrling Bonnie Reinhart l CHEERLEADERS Contributing much to the success of our athletit' activities are our varsity L'hev1'l0acleI's. Equipped with urigfinality anml enthusiasm, these lively girls led the Student Holly in cheering at football and basketball ganivs, and planned new and different ways to QIlK'0lll'2l1Il' better school spirit at Ranclolph-llcnry Bernarcline Pettus Paige Shook Dalton Atkins Setzer Holt, B Perdieu Tucker Hamlett Parham Y w Bradner Mason T'-10k Holt, J. Hootfiall Bartholomew Childress Amos Pollard l Qs . of-d 'WN' 5 Q ' Q sl ' Jolly Hamlett Watts Clements 'fl Langford Scruggs Mitchell Owen goofhall umor Varsity Hooigall Our J V Team IS the training camp for future varslty players Belnp' on the J V squad g1V6S these boys game experlence and knowledge of football fundamentals Coach Jones and h1S squad have worked hard and these boys w1ll be a welcome addition to the 1960 Varslty Squad Randy Tucker Ed Harding Mike Parham Nelson Jones Eugene Nelson 'O-4 QU. Baskettiall Lynn Anderson, Michael Parham, David Taylor, Billy Dalton, Ed Harding, Glenn Martin, Lealon Vassar, David Taylor, David Setzer, Marshall Henry, Jerry Mason, Bud Laughlin, Coach Jones. R-H 34 Buckingham . . .... 37 R-H 34 Kenbridge . . .... 30 R-H 30 Parkview . . .... 52 R-H 45 Halifax . . . . . . .32 R-H 27 Halifax ................... 55 R-H 38 Prince Edward Academy . . .40 R-H 34 Bluestone ................ 50 The Junior Varsity basketball team is one of the most important parts of the sports program at Randolph-Henry. From this team comes the var- sity players of tomorrow. One of the main purposes of the J.V. is not to win games but to give each player an equal chance to play in a game. Randolph-Henry is justly proud of the fine work and sportsmanship that the coach and members of this team displayed as they represented our school during the season. Junior Statesmen, we salute you! 105 lmzilon Vzisszn' Billy Dalton Glen Milrlirl Y' x I 491 G1-nv Dixon Billy Taylor Vlliyiim- Amlersu Larry Fannon Rohn-rt Tucker llilly l'olla1'4l Donald Parham W. ll. Perrlieu .limmy llradner Harold Jones Donald Owen Jimmie Neale Boys Varsity 30 Glenn Martin Gene Dixon Billy Taylor Jimmy Neale Harold Jones Donald Parham Z '32 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL Robert Tucker Billy Dalton W. D. Perdieu Billy Pollard Lealon Vassar Jimmy Bradner Coach Brewster 40 John Bartholomew Donald Owen Alternate Captain Larry FannonHCapta1n Wayne Anderson Tommy Jolly Captain Scorekeeper Managers Larry Fannon Stuart Lawson John Bartholomew Alternate Captain Donald Owen Tommy Jolly Ramsey Wins Again Gryder Wins 100 Yard Dash Elder and Nelson in last lap of Relay 5racQ Baker tired but Happy SQ. x Coach Moon Baseliall Tommy Jolly, Manager: Mr. Frye, Coachg Lealon Vassar, Managerg Jimmy Bradner, Manager The Statesman nine again brought home the District III Baseball Championship as they finished the season with a record of 9 wins and 2 losses. Danny Elder won the top spot at the plate with an average of .407 while Anderson lead the hurlers with 4 wins and no losses. The team also won the Summer League Trophy with a 7 win and 3 loss record. Billy Elliotte was the leading pitcher while Gryder was the leading slugger. DISTRICT RECORD 9-2 CHAMPIONS Buckingham Victoria . i BATTING AVERAGE Bluestone - Cumberland Danny Elder Buckingham Gene Gryder Bluestone . Cumberland PITCHERS RECORDS Kenbridge Anderson ii,r. . . 4. Elliotte . Fears .ni, Foster Farmville ,,.. , . . Farmville .... . . . Victoria , . . . . . Alumni . . . R-H 16-0 7-3 8-2 4-0 7-14 8-1 0-4 6-3 10-2 - 2-0 4 - 3-2 - 4-0 Danny Elder Donald Parham Billy Taylor l Cecil Langford Gene Gryder Robert Fears Willard Clark Wayne Anderson Billy Elliott Baseliall 19 9 Donnell Nelson Charles Harding Richard Baker W. D. Perdieu Bobby Taylor Walter Hamlett Tommy Jolly Jimmie Neale Baseliall 1959 Billy Moore Qirls' Varsity Basheifiall Members of Squad First Row: Jean Elliott, May Deaner, Faye Moore, Gayle Lipscomb, Sterling Laughlin, Roberta Nelson, Janice Bailey, Judy Davis. Second Row: Brenda Tharpe, Betty Dick- erson, Susie Driskoll, Carolyn Ramsey, Thelma Spence, Barbara Napier, Thelma New- comb, Kay Harris. Third Row: Betty Lacks, Billie Waller, Betty Mae Tharpe, Ellen Nelson, Linda Boettcher. Sulane Cox Mrs. Agnes Smith Scorekeeper Coach ll2 Barbara Napier Gayle Lipscomb forward forward X- . 0,19 Judy Davis Roberta Nelson guard guard Sterling Laughlin guard Janice Bailey guard -.xx Jean Elliott May Deaner forward forward Faye Moore forward Carolyn Ramsey Co-Captains 2 -1a1'd Sterling Laughlin Qirls' Basgetfiall Gayle Lipscomb J ix fy' ' mlilivw' 2 Qff Q 52' Vf??fi??vT , ' li May Queen and King Gayle Lipscomb Gerry NVatts L... , -. J...- 499' IV UN , 5 Maid Cf Honor And sc Kathleen Evans H. T. Guth ie H7 1 1 at Fi b . J I L 'n ,Z 1 1 M2 u G is P QAM r- 'EP 5- wilf- W' gy K HQ 'f . I .. '15 , Q L- ' i' V1 -1 2 z f 3 ., ,.., fax is ,. Q M 4 f G. W K ' Q- N 3- 4 SX lx ua-nw ' 2- F , A x - Vl 'Q B 5 1 2 4 X ' 1-, 'x 'f ' YQ- .5 'L tg.-ilu Ya A 1 I X M ft ,wx A 7 '. -kiwi A' A XX -L'- Q .1 : 5' ' 'Z ,1 'Vw Q YW ' TM Hx , A' U 1 T341 :A A Gr - L Q -754135 Lfigg A N 4 : ' pf 1,5 ' W ' ' X ' . wifi 1 1 .U -,Af , l .. - mx fig,-, F .Q . . L-L.. - U ,,.,.v.- ,f , ,. A Q '55-K. if fu 3- - Qi' 3 X Q,5x,,f gg i 1 A rl' fa A : rf A x '29 Fi. A X X X5 k A 3, S Enix ' fr , 1 , 515 K if QW 41 ,ss it M ,. 1 .. FQ MS an : 4 X A -. f .W L .t..' X 2 H. l , 5' Magi z ,,. , MwQLvi,M ,VA -J' mf x Rx .aff , - '-'K N. XA 1 N l , nfwgnxsa., A ,, Mzlrjorie Weston, Bernardine Pettus, Jo Ann Yan Horn. Jenny Lou Allen, Joyce Cole, Faith Vassar. Billy Holt, Rush Adams, Walter Laughlin, Billy Dalton, Eclwarcl llzmling, W. D. Penliuu ay Court ,... xg 'W'- 5353 Nm 4'-'EEN -,vs ,, -wx xx Q-U3 9: Doris Ray Beaver Miss Cflarloite County eww' Doris Ray Beaver, Miss Charlotte County: Eleithe Canada, Runner upg June Howell, Mildred Toombs. Miss Cnarlotte County Witn Attendants Q7 ,I ff ef l 2 3 1 4 , E we 1 Q 1 JoAnn Van Horn, Jean Elder, Queen, Sterling Laughlin Bernardine Pettus, Gayle Lipscomb, Kathleen Evans Homecoming Queen ufitn Attendants Senior Personalities Tw plcal SOIIIOTQ K xthlun 1' v IDN P dum Ii xku Best All Around Judy Davis Robert Tuck QL! 1- W 4 Most Attractive Doris Ray Bc-ave! Charles Watts Senior Personalities Wittiest Hilda Newcomb Floyd Dickinson QM! -sf. Best Dressed Elizabeth Haley Bill Childress Friendliest Jo Anne Puryear Warren Loftis 125 Senior Personalities 'NNN Best Personality Linda Jones Cecil Langford l26 Most Talented Ann Marie Hudson Sandy Garrett Most Unpredict able Judy Dickerson Jack Carwile Senior Personalities Most Popular Jean Elder Gerry Watts Most Courteous Joyce Scott Ronnie Trent Most Athletic Gayle Lipscomb Bobby Taylor 127 We Rememiier 5Hese FOR PERFECT ATTENDANCE 'Dx , tk K, Ruth Ann Jennings Charlene Rohinettc- 11 years I0 YGGFS l '-- If as xxx GIXNL ki E , ' A4719 ,, .ff i 33515 -A 'X 2 I X , if HR Y inf!! , :JN t Thomas Dixon Gerald Eudailey Roberta Nelson 5 years 5 years 3 years FOR RESPONSIBILITY X 'K Larry Fannon Floyd Dickinson Mary Napier President S. C. A. President Senior Class President Glee Club F. F. A. F. H. A. 'X on S+., Judy Dickerson 8 years E X5,.ui2,1,x K. - Barbara Weston 3 yearn Ronnie Trent President Band Beta Club Edwin Baker Bill Childress Murray Templeton Kathleen Evans President Latin Club President Monogram Club President F. F. A. Captain Cheerleaders Federation We Remember Zhese FOR SERVICE Elizabeth Haley Kathleen Evans Doris Beaver Nancy Fisher Office Assistants I2 l 9 FOR ATHLETIC ABILITY Millard Roach, Bobby William- son inot shownb, Larry Fannon, Tri-Captains in Footballg Larry Fannon, Donald Owen, Captain and alternate Captain in basket- ballg Sterling Laughlin, Gayle Lipscomb - Co - Captains, Girls basketball. FOR SERVICE Gerry Watts Larry Fannon Cecil Langford Betty Johnson Doris Ray Beaver Officials in Magazine Contest we Rememlger 5542542 f J' Jimmie Neale Stuart Lawson Mildred Ferrell High Salesmen in Magazine Contest FOR AFHIEVEMENT Henry Gibson, Murray Templeton, Robert Wilmoth Winners in District F. F. A. State Forestry Judging Contest. 6 . Q s..-I' xl, 130 un Gerry Watts - State winner in tractor driving, 3rd place winner in Eastern Region United States. We Rememher 5Hese 5 Betty Johnson-4-H All Star Floyd Dickinson, Becky Hanmer, Mary Louise St. John, Edwin Baker, Charlotte Gaulding, Nancy Ramsey, District Winners in Forensic Contest. FOR ACHIEVEMENT Ned Locke, Patricia St. John, 1st and 2nd place winners in spelling. WUI? V531 Senior Directory PEGGY MARIE ARRINGTON Mpeg.. Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: 4-H 2, 3: Science Club 2: Jr. Band 2: Sr. Band 3, 4, 5: Office Assistant 4: Served at Senior and Ruritan Supper 3, 4: School Attendance 1, 3, 4. CALVIN CONWAY BAILEY Brookneal, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club 1, 2: Class Secretary 3: J. V. Basket- ball 3: Bus Driver 4: F. F. A. Basketball 4: F. F. A. Softball 4: Crops Judging 4. JANICE BAILEY Granny Saxe, Virginia F. H. A. 2: Monogram Club 5: Library Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Safety Patrol 5: Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5: Science Club 2: Ilgiay Day Committee 5: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. rom 4. EDWIN BOYD BAKER Little Ed Randolph, Virgina 4-H Club 1: Latin Club 2, 5: Journalism Club 5: Science Club 4, 5: Annual Staff 5, Business Manager 5: Statesmen Staff 5, Sports Editor 5: S. C. A. 2: Senior Planning Board 5: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Forensic 4: J. V. Basketball 2, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Track 3. 4: One Act Play Cast 4: Junior Play Cast 4: Foot- ball Announcer 3, 4, 5: Freshman Talent Show: Sophomore Talent Show: Junior Talent Show: Bus Driver 5: Glee Club 4: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4. EMMA ORA BARKSDALE Dale Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3: F. H. A. Assembly Play 3: Home Room Assembly Program 4: Art 1, 3: Exhibits in Five County Fair: Manager Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Charlotte County Fair: Win- ner in Charlotte County Fair: Decoration Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4. DORIS RAY BEAVER Bucky Drakes Branch, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Spanish 3, 4, 5: Beta Club 4, 5: Secretary 5: Class Secretary 1: Glee Club 3: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 3, 4, 5: Winner of Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 5: May Court 1, 2, 3, 5: Usher for Baccalaureate Sermon and Graduation Exercises 4: Magazine Team Captain 5: Charter member of Beta Club: Served at Ju- nior-Senior Prom 3: Served at Mother-Daughter Banquet 1, 2: Outstanding Freshman 2: Speaker at Mother-Daughter Ban- quet 4: Winner in Five County Fair 3, 4: Decoration Commit- tee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Homeroom Captain for Magazine Campaign 2: Office Assistant 5. MABEL ELEITHE CANADA Phenix, Virginia F. I-I. A. 1, 2: 4-I-I 1: Spanish Club 3: Science 3: Junior Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4: Junior Play 4: Charlotte County Science Fair 8: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 3, 4, 5: Attendant to Miss Charlotte County 4: Maid of Honor to Miss Charlotte County 5: Miss Five County Fair Beauty Contest 2, 5: Decora- tion Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Charlotte County Fair 5: Band and Glee Club Concert 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club Pro- gram 8. JAMES RUSSELL CARWILE, JR. Jack ' Madisonville, Virginia F. F. A. 2: 4-H 1: Science Club 4, 5: Safety Patrol 1, 2: Base- ball 2, 8: Bus Driver 4, 5. WILLIAM MONROE CHILDRESS Bill Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5: Monogram Club 4, President 5: Football 4, 5: Baseball 2, 3, 5: Track 4, 5: Member K. V. G. Crew 2, 3, 4, 5: Summer Baseball Team 3: Perfect Attendance 1 : May Day Committee 5. JUDY CAROL DAVIS Drakes Branch, Virginia Hoke County High School, Raford, North Carolina 1, 2, 3, 4: Journalism Club 3: Varsity Basketball 3: Jr. Play 4: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4: Served at Jr. Sr. Banquet 3: Modeled in F. H. A. Fashion Show 2: Attended F. H. A. Con- vention in Raleigh, N. C. 4: Who's Who Best All Around: Ran- dolph-Henry High School 5: Program Planning Committee 5: Annual Staff 5, Senior Editor: Varsity Basketball 5: Contestant in Miss Charlotte Beauty Contest 5. JULIA ANNE DICKERSON IlJudyll Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Spanish Club 3, 4, 5: Journalism Club 2: Science Club 5: Statesmen Feature Editor 2: High winner in Five County Fair 5: Winner in Five County Fashion Show 5: Honorable Mentions 4: Winner in Charlotte County Fashion Show 4, 5: Silver Dollar Dance Party 3: Jr. Play 4: Perfect Attendance 5-ll. FLOYD MASON DICKINSON, JR. Dickie Boy Red Oak, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, President 5: 4-I-I 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 1: Latin 2, 3: Spanish 3, 4: Science 5: Beta 4, 5: S. C. A. 5: Delegate to Boys State, 4: K. V. G. Crew 4, 5: Senior Plan- ning Board 5: Forensic 2, 8, 4: Class Secretary, Treasurer 2, President 5: State F. F. A. Convention 4: Junior Play 4: Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: F. F. A. Crops Judging Team 4: F. F. A. Degree Team 4: Public Speaking 3, 4: F. F. A. Dairy Judging Team 4: Public Speak- ing First Place Winner in F. F. A. Piedmont Federation 4: Winner 4-H Club East Central District 3: Winner Group 2, District 3 Forensic 4: Fourth place Southside Area F. F. A. 4: Third place, Group 2, District 8 Forensic Spelling 3, Home- room magazine captain 4, 5: 4-H Honor Club 3, 4, 5: County Runner-up in Spelling 1: Fourth place area spelling 1: Usher at Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement 4. PATRICIA JANE DIXON UP-tn Cullen, Virginia 4-H 1, 2: Latin 2: Science 5: Band 2, 8, 4. THOMAS HENRY DIXON Torn Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 1, 2. 3: Band 2, 3, 4, 5. BENNY RAY DODD Buddy Phenix, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: Sentinel, 5: Winner in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3, 4, 5: K. V. G. Crew 4, 5. JERRY EDWARD DRINKARD Keysville, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4: President 5: Senior Planning Board 5: Class Vice-President 5: F. F. A. Committee Chairman 5: F. F. A. Degree Team 2, 4: Sentinel of Piedmont F. F. A. Federation 5: Driver Training 3. JOHN RAY DUFFER Duff Red Oak, Virginia F. F. A. 3: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Library Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Annual Sports Editor 5: S. C. A. 1: Senior Planning Board 5: Forensic 3: J. V. Basketball 4: Track 3, 5: Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, 5: Winner Chapter Federation, F. F. A. Public Speaking Contest 3: F. ZF. A. State Band 3: Junior Play 4: Science Fair Winner 1, . Senior Directory CORA LEE ELDER Skinner Phenix, Virginia F. H. A. 2. 3. 4: 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 5: S. C. A. 5: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Exhibits in Five County Fair 3, 4, 5: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3, 4, 5: Charlotte County Science Fair 2: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 5: Minstrel 2: Band and Glee Club Concert 2, 3, 4, 5: Delegate to 4-H Club State Short Course 5: Perfect Attendance 2: Home Room Captain of Magazine Campaign 5: May Day Dance 2. GLORIA JEAN ELDER Giggles Brookneal, Virginia F. I-I. A. 1, 2: 4-H Club 1: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5: S. C. A. 1, 3: Class President 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: May Court At- tendant 1, 4: Glee Club 5: Secretary 5: Honor Club at K. H. S. 3: Junior Play 4: Home Coming Attendant 3: Home Coming Queen 5: Charlotte County Pageant 8, 4, 5: Magazine Captain for Home Room 4: Decorating Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 4: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 5: Perfect Attendance 1: Pep Club at K. H. A. 3: Who's Who Most Popular. GERALD REED EUDAILEY Keysville, Virginia F. F. A. 1: Science Club 1, 2: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN BEVILLE EVANS uxnyn Charlotte Court House. Virginia F. H. A. 2, 8, 4: Historian 4: Monogram Club 3, 4, 5, Re- porter 5: Spanish Club 3, 4, 5: Beta Club 4, 5: Co-Editor of The Log 5: S. C. A. Secretary 5: Cheerleader 2, 4, 5, Captain 5: Homecoming Attendant 5: Usher for Junior Play 4: Served for Junior-Senior Prom 3: May Court 4: Glee Club 3: Mil Charlotte County Beauty Contest 1, 3. 5: Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Usher for Baccalau- reate Sermon and Commencement 4: Decoration Chairman for Beta Club Dance 4: County Fair Pageant 2, 3: Home Room Captain of Magazine Campaign 2, 3: Perfect Attendance 3: Exhibit winner in Charlotte County Fair 3, 4: Exhibit Winner in Five County Fair 3: Winner in Charlotte County Fair Fashion Show 3: F. H. A. Camp 2, 4: Office assistant 5: Staunton River District S. C. A. Secretary 5: Maid of Honor in May Court 5: Decoration Chairman for S. C. A. Dance 5. PENNY EWING Keysville, Virginia F. H. A. 5: Latin Club 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Charlotte County Fair 5. LARRY FANNON Brookneal, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 5: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Monogram Club 3, 4, 5: S. C. A. 3, 4, 5, President 5: Class Vice-President 4: Football 4, 5, Captain 5: Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: Baseball 1: Track 4: Delegate to Boys State 5: Delegate to State F. F. A. Convention 2, 3, 4: Delegate to State S. C. A. Meeting 4: F. F. A. Federation Crop Judging Team 2, 3, 4: State F. F. A. Crop Judging Team 2. 4: State F. F. A. Poultry Judging Team 3: District S. C. A. Chairman 5: Delegate to S. C. A. Forum 4: Escort in May Day 4: All-Tournament Basketball Team 4. ROBERT FLOURNOY FEARS unch.. Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 2: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Class Reporter 1, 4: Basketball 2: Baseball 1, Manager 3, 4, 5: Glee Club 3, 4. ERVIN FRANCIS Francis Keysville, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: Glee Club 1, 2: Bus Driver 3. Assistant Bus Driver 2, 4: Softball Team 2, 3: Basketball Team 3: Attended Forestry Camp 5: Member of K. V. G. Crew 1: Decorating Committee ior Jr. Sr. Prom 4. NANCY JANE FISHER Nancy Brookneal, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3: 4-H- 1, 2: Spanish Club 3: Safety Patrol 2: Glee Club 5: Exhibits in Five County Fair 2, 3: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3: Served at Mother-Daughter Ban- quet 1: Driver Training 3: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4: Homeroom Captain of Magazine Campaign 4: May Day Dance 1, 2, 3: Glee Club Concert 5. BETTY LEE FOSTER Betty Drakes Branch, Virginia F. H. A. 3, 4, 5: 4-H 1: S. C. A. Representative 1: Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, 5: Beauty Contest 1: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4. SANDY GARRETT, JR. Fighting Fingers Drakes Branch, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff Feature Editor 5: Glee Club 4, 5: Band Manager 5. HENRY NEWTON GIBSON Hoot Cullen, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 5: 4-H 4, 5: F. F. A. Rally 3, 4: 4-H Short Course 4: F. F. A. Degree Team 4: F. F. A. State Crop Judging 3, 4: K. V. G. Crew 4, 5: Winner in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3, 4, 5: State Sheep Shearing Con- test 4: Federation and Area Forestry Judging Contest 5: Driver Training 3. I-IERMAN THOMAS GUTHRIE, JR. UT.- Brookneal, Virginia F. F. A. 5: Journalism Club 3: Sports Editor 3: Statesmen Staff 3: Bus Driver 3, 4, 5. ELIZABETH EARLE HALEY nut.. Charlotte Court House, Virginia 4-H Club 1, 5: Latin Club 2, 3: Latin Club Reporter 3: Span- ish Club 4: Journalism Club 2: News Reporter 2: Home Room Reporter 5: Office Assistant 5: County Spelling Cham- pion 1: Area Runner-up 1: Home Room President 2: Home Room Magazine Campaign Captain 3: Year's Honor Roll 1, 2: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4: 4-H Club 4: Class Talent Show 2: Senior Assembly 5. JUNE OLIVIA HAMILTON Junie Madisonville, Virginia 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Spanish Club 3, 4, 5: Honor Roll 1: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 1: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4: Charlotte County Fair Exhibit 1. BOBBY LESLIE HAMLETTE Colonel Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 1, 2: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Journalism Club Reporter 4: Science Club l. 3: Safety Patrol 1. 2, 3, 4: Lieutenant 4: Glee Club l, 5. LINDA ARLENE IIAMLETT Charlotte Court House, Virginia 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Latin Club 2: Journalism Club 2: Science Club 4: News Reporter 2: Senior Planning Board 5: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 3. 4, 5: Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4. Senior Directory ANN MARIE HUDSON Anna Maria Saxe, Virginia F. H. A. 3, 4, 5: Song Leader 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Jr. Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4, 5: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 1, 2. 3. 4, 5: Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Winner 1, 2, 4, 5: Class Talent Show 1, 2, 3. 4: 4-H Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Bulletln Board Committee 3: Senior Request 1, 2. 4: Teachers' Request 4: Five County Fair Winner 4. RUTH ANN JENNINGS Ruthie Red House, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Safety Patrol 2: Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 1, 2, 3: Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Five County Fair Fashion Show 3: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 2, 8, 4: Winner 2, 8, 4: Charlotte County Science Fair 2: Ruritan Minstrel 1, 2: Fair Pageant 2, 3: Band and Glee Club Concert 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Charfax Fed- eratlon Meeting 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Johnson Keysville, Virginia I, 2, 8, 4: President 1: Treasurer 4: Charfax Reporter 3: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Honor Club: Reporter 3: Secretary 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Served at Mother-Daughter Banquet 1: Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: May Court Attendant 4, 5: Perfect School Attendance 4: Girls Team Co-Captain of Magazine Campaign 5: 4-H Honor Club Vice-President 3: District Winner of Frozen Foods Contest 3: Exhibit in Five County Fair 1, 2, 3, 4: State 4-H All-Star: Class Talent Show 2, 3: Second Place Winner in State Contest on Frozen Foods. F. H. A. HOMER LARRY JONES Red Oak, Virginia F. F. A. 3, 4, 5: Latin Club 3, 4: Library Club 4, 5: Spanish Club 2: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: K. V G. Club 4. LINDA CAROL JONES Ferrell Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 5: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: President I: Science Club 4: Assistant Business Manager 5: Senior Planning Board 5: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Reporter 5: Majorette 2, 3, 4: May Court 4: Decorating Committee for Junior Sinior Prom 4: Usher for Junior Play 4:'Class Talent Show 4: Miss Char- lotte County Beauty Contest 2, 3, 5: Fair Pageant 4: Home Room Captain of Magazine Campaign 3: Charfax Federation 2, 5: Winner In Five County Fair 2: Exhibit in Charlotte County Show 4: Winner in 4-H Talent Show 4: Miss Five-County Fair Contest 3, 5: Band and Glee Club Concert 2, 3, 4: Lucky Winner in Magazine Campaign 5: Senior Personality 5. WILLIE MONROE LACKS Saxe, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Band Manager 5: Glee Club 5: Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Class Talent Show 2. 3, 4: Exhibit in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3. CURTIS WAYNE LANGFORD Charlotte Court House, Virginia Science Club 4, 5: Safety Patrol 5: Jr. Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 5: Junior Band I: Senior Band 2, 3, 4, 5. LONNIE TUCKER LANGFORD Sleepy Keysville, Virginia 4-H Club 1, 2: Junior Band 1: Senior Band 2, 3, 4, 5. RICHARD CECIL LANGFORD Weasel Drakes Branch, Virginia Monogram Club 3, 4, 5: Spanish Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Secretary 4: S. C. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: Treasurer 5: Class Reporter l: Class President 2: Class Vice-President 3: Class Treasurer 5: Football 5: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, 5: Home Room Captain of Magazine Campaign 2: Committee to Select Junior Play 4: Junior Play 4: May Day Escort 4: Represen- tative of S. C. A.lState Convention at Richmond 4: Candi- date for S. C. A. President 4: Boys Co-Captain Magazine Campaign 5: Junior Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4, 5. JAMES LEE LaPRADD Jimmy Drakes Branch, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: 4-H Club I, 2: Safety Patrol I: K. V. G. Crews 2, 3, 4. STERLING LOUISE LAUGHLIN Squirt Keysville, Virginia Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Jr. Varsity Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: District 3 Group 2 Basketball Cham- pions 2: District 3 Group 2 Basketball Runner-up 4: Junior Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4: F. H. A. 3: 4-H Club I, 2: Latin Club 2: Beta Club 4, 5: Safety Patrol 5: President of Home Room 2: Home Room Captain for Magazine Campaign 3, 5: Class Talent Show 2, 4: Senior Request 2: Served at Junior- Senior Prom 3: Served at F. H. A. Banquet 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, 5: Perfect Attendance 1, 2: May Day 1. 2: May Day Committee 4, 5: Band and Glee Club Concert 2, 3, 4, 5: Glee Club 5: Participant on Program ut Father-Son Banquet 2: Junior Play 4: Prom Committee 4: Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: First Place Winner on Silver Dollar Dance Party 4: Won First Honorable Mention in History Essay Contest 4: Winner in Farm Bureau Talent Show 4: Senior Class Secretary 5: Senior Editor for Annual 5: Senior Planning Board 5: S. C. A. Representative 5: Homecoming Attendant 5: Co-Captain of Basketball 5. SYLVIA GAYLE LIPSCOMB nwlmp.. . Brookneal, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3: 4-H Club l, 2, 3: Monogram Club 3, 4, 5: Safety Patrol: Lieutenant 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Homecoming Attendant 5: Exhibit in Five County Fair 2, 3: Exhibit in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3: Decorated for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Co-Captain of Basketball Team 5: May Queen 5: Senior Personality. DANA WARREN LOFTIS Lotis Red Oak Virginia 4-H Club 1, 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Science Club 4: Safety Patrol 1, 2: Junior Play 4: Junior Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4. SELMA ROSE MAHLER Drakes Branch, Virginia F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Reporter for Charfax Federation 4: Historian for R. H. Chapter 5: 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5: Honor Club 3, 4, 5: Spanish Club 3: Perfect School Attendance I, 3: Junior Homemaker Degree 4: Five County Fair Fashion Show 3, 4, 5: Winner 4, 5: Exhibits in Five County Fair 4, 5: Winner 5: Charlotte County Fashion Show 2, 3, 4, 5: Winner 2, 4, 5: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Winner 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Randolph-Henry F. H. A. Program Committee 4, 5: Charfax Federation 2, 3, 4, 5: Charfax Nominating Committee Chairman 5: Charfax Program Committee 4: Winner of Home Economics, Clothing, Meal Preparation and Dairy Foods Medals in 4-H 4: Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 4: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 4, 5: 4-H Cooking Demonstration 3, 4. MARY ALICE MARSHALL UM-ry.. Brookneal, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3: 4-H Club I, 2: S. C. A. Representative 2: Glee Club 5: Exhibit ln Fair 2, 3: Art 2, 3: Pageant 2. Senior KENNETH LEE MARBTON Twin Red House, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3: 4-H Club 1, 2: S. C. A. Representative 2: Glee Club 5: Exhibit in Fair 2, 3: Art 2, 3: Pageant 2. RONALD WHITFIELD MITCHELL Ronnie Red House, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: Reporter 5: 4-H Club 1: Glee Club 3, 4: Football 2. 5. MARY AGNES NAPIER Drakes Branch, Virginia F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Journalism Club 2: Safety Patrol 2, 3. 4, 5: First Lieutenant 5: Junior Band 2:'Senior Band 3, 4, 5: Usher for Junior Play 4: Captain of Home Room Bulletin Board 2: Reporter of Clubs 2: Charfax Federation Meeting 2, 3, 4, 5: May Day Dance 2, 3: Exhibits in Five County Fair 5: Winner 5: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3, 4, 5: Winner in Fashion Show 5: Charlotte County Fair Fashion Show 2, 5: Glee Club and Band Concert 2, 3, 4, 5: Planning Charfax Federation Meeting 5: Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4: Winner at Charlotte County Fair 2, 3, 4, 5: Served at Teachers' Banquet 4: Honor Club 3, 4. BOYD DONALD NELSON Nick Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: Sentinel 5: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. PAUL DAVID NELSON Iron-Horse Keysville, Virginia F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Treasurer: Public Speaking 2: Committee Chairman 5: Spanish Club 1: Senior Planning Board 5: Glee Club 4. ROBERTA CAROL NELSON Bertie Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. H. A. 5: Monogram Club 5: Spanish Club 3: Basketball 4, 5: Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 3, 4: Art 1, 2, 3: May Day 1, 2, 3: Charlotte County Fair Pageant 3: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 5. HILDA KATHRYN NEWCOMB 1-cnt.. Fort Mitchell, Virginia F, H, A, 2, 3, 4, 5: 4-H Club 1, 5: Library Club 2: Glee Club 3, 5: Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 4: Safety Patrol 1: Perfect School Attendance 1, 3: Exhibits in Five County Fair 2, 3, 4: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 2, 3, 4: Degree Team Committee 3, 4: Junior Homemaking Degree 4: Charfax Federation 2, 3, 4: Junior Varsity Basket- ball l, 2: Fair Pageant 3, 5: Glee Club Concert 3: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 5: Christmas Pageant 3. JUNE EVELYN NEWCOMB Janie-Bug Saxe, Virginia F. H. A. 3, 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Journalism Club 2: Statesmen Staff 2: Decorating Committee Junior- Senior Prom 4: May Day 1. 2, 3: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 5. BARBARA ANN OVERSTREET Bobbie Brookneal, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3: 4-H Club 1: Spanish Club 4. 5: Charlotte County Fashion Show 2: Exhibited in Five County Fair 2: Exhibited in Charlotte County Fair 2: Decorating Com- mittee Junior-Senior Prom 4: Junior Booth 4. l Directory DONALD WAYNE OWEN anon.. Wylliesburg, Virginia 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Latin Club President 3: Monogram Club 3, 4, 5: Science Club 4: Beta Club 4. 5: S. C. A. Representative 1, 2, 3: Senior Planning Board 5: President of Class 1: Vice-President of Class 2: Football 2, 5: Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: President of Homeroom 5. ALVIS JO ANN PURYEAR ...Ion Red Oak, Virginia F. H. A. 1, 2: 4-H Club 1: Spanish Club 3, 4, 5: Sofety Patrol 2, 3, 4, 5: 2nd Lt. 5: Homeroom Chairman for Chapel Program 5. JOHN THOMAS REYNOLDS Tommy Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 1: Latin Club 2, 3: Science Club 1: Honor Roll for Year 1, 2, 4: Sophomore Talent Show 3. HUNTER FREELAND THARPE RHINESMITH Rhine Saxe, Virginia F. F. A.1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 5: K. V. G. 2, 3. 4. MILLARD CARTER ROACH Deacon Phenix, Virginia F. F. A. 1, 2: Monogram 3, 4, 5: Spanish Club 3, 4: Senior Planning Board 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Tri-Captain of Football Team 5: Prompter for Junior Play 4: Decorating Committee for Jr. Sr. Prom 4. JUDITH CHARLENE ROBINETTE Donald Duck Keysville, Virginia 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Latin Club 2: Journalism Club 3: Science Club 4: Beta Club 5: Senior Editor of Annual 5: Sports Editor of Statesmen 3: S. C. A. Representative 2, 5: Top Magazine Salesman 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Magazine Cap- tain 2, 3, 4, 5: Served at Junior-Senior Banquet 4: Junior Play 4: Junior Band 2: Sr. Band 3, 4, 5: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4: Bulletin Board Committee for Homeroom 2, 3: Honor Roll for Year 1, 3, 4: Decorating Committee for Junior- Senior Prom 4: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 1: Junior Booth 4: Charlotte County Science Fair 3. JOYCE JEANETTE SCOTT Joyce Drakes Branch, Virginia 4-H Club 1, 2 3, 4, 5, Reporter 3: Latin Club 2: Journalism Club 5: Science Club 3, 4: Co-Editor of State:-:men 5: Senior Planning Board 5: Safety Patrol 2: Forensic Public Speak- ing Contest 4: Vice-President of Class 1: Historian of Class 5: J. V. Basketball 2: Junior Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4, 5: May Court 2, 3, 5: Class Standout l: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Miss Five County Beauty Contest 3, 5: Fashion Show of Charlotte County Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. 5: First Place Winner 3, 5: Second Place Winner 4: Homeroom President 2: Homeroom Vice-President 5: Bulletin Board Committee in Homeroom 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 4: Delegate to State 4-H Short Course 3: Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Charlotte County Science Fair 3: Second Place Winner 3: Area Science Fair 3: Perfect At- tendance 4: Silver Dollar Dance Party 3. 4: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 1, 5: Winner 5: Honor Roll 4. DOROTHY ANN SEAY Dot Saxe, Virginia F. H. A. 4: 4-H Club 1, 2: Library Club 3: Journalism Club 3: Exhibits in Five County Fair 4: Exhibits in .Charlotte County Fair 4 : Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Junior Booth 4: Library Booth 3. Senior Directory GEORGIA ANN SHORTER Ann Pamplin, Virginia F. H. A. 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3: Art 4. GENEVA FAYE ST. JOHN ..F.ye.. Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Pianist 4: Beta Club 4, 5: Perfect School Attendance 1: Served at Mother-Daughter Banquet 1: Exhib- its ln Charlotte County Fair 2, 3, 4: Winner 2, 3, 4: Ex- hibits in Five County Fair, 2, 3: Winner 2, 3: Charlotte County Fair Fashion Show 2, 4: Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Charlotte County Beauty Contest 4, 5: Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Usher 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Accompanist for Glee Club 3, 4: Talent Show 3: Glee Club Concert 3. 4: Usher for Band and Glee Club Concert 4. KIRK H. ST. JOHN. JR. Jimmy Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 1, 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: Football 4, 5. ROBERT CLINTON TAYLOR llsobhyll Phenix, Virginia Monogram Club 4, 5: Beta Club 4, 5: Football 2, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. WILLIAM CURTIS TAYLOR Billy Phenix, Virginia Monogram Club 4, 5: Football 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, 5. MURRAY MILTON TEMPLETON Moo-Ray Charlotte Court House, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5: Safety Patrol 1, 4: Captain 4: Degree Team 3, 4: F. F. A. Public Speaking 3, 4: K. V. G. Crew 2, 3, 4, 5: Chairman of Community Service Committee, F. F. A. 5: President of Piedmont Federation 5: Federation and Area Forestry Judging Contest 5: Driver Training 2. RONNIE LEE TRENT Trent Randolph, Virginia F. F. A. 1: Latin Club 2: Beta Club 4, 5: Treasurer 4: Pres- ident 5: Co-Editor of Annual 5: Safety Patrol 5: Band 2, 3, 4, 5: First Chair Trombone 5. ROBERT JETER TUCK. JR. Tuck Saxe, Virginia F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 4, 5: Library Club 4: S:xan?h Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4, 5: Prompter of Junior ay . CHARLES KNIGHT WATTS Charles Keysville, Virginia Transferred from Worsham High School 1959: F. F. A. 2, 3. 4, 5: Vice-President 2: Secretary 3: President 4: Federation Vice-President 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: Secretary of Class 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5. GERALD WHITE WATTS nceny.. Keysville, Vriginia F. F. A. 2: 4-H Club 1, 2, Il, 4, 5: Science Club 4: President 4: Annual Staff 5: S. C. A. Representative 2, 4, 5: Vice-President 5: District S. C. A. Representative 2, 4: At- tended Boys State 4: Class Standout 4: Junior Play 4: Class Reporter 2: Class President 4: Magazine Co-Captain 5: Charlotte County Science Fair 3: Decoration Committee for J unior-Senior Prom 4. DORIS ANNE WEAVER unodyu Saxe, Virginia Norview High School, Norfolk, Virginia 1, 2, 3: Library Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Secretary 3: Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Associate Secretary of Class 1: Randolph-Henry High School 4, 5: F. H. A. 4, 5: Vice-President 5: Library Club 5: Vice-President 5: Five County Fair 5: Charlotte gounti Fair 5: Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior rom . BARBARA ANN WESTON Bob Cat Red Oak, Virginia F. H. A. 2, 4, 5: Secretary of Federation 4: Treasurer of Chapter 5: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 4, 5: Library Club 1, 2: Treasurer 2: Spanish Club 3, 4, 5: Safety Patrol 3, 5: Secretary of Class 5: J. V. Basketball I: Cheer- leader 3: Member of F. H. A. State Nominating Committee 4. ROBERT LARRY WESTON ...I-om.. Red Oak, Virginia F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Spanish Club 3: S. C. A. Representative 2: Junior Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4, 5: K. V. G. Crew 4, 5: State F. F. A. Band 3: Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4. BOBBY WILLIAMSON Bobby Red House, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: Vice-President 5: Monogram Club 3, 4, 5: Reporter of Class 3: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Co-Captain 5: Baseball 2: F. F. A. Degree Team 2, 4. NORMA GRAY WILMOUTH ..Gny.. Fort Mitchell, Virginia F. I-I, A. 3, 4, 5: 4-H Club l, 5: Reporter 1: Glee Club 2, 3: Glee Club Concert 2, 3: Miss Charlotte County Beauty Con- test 5: Exhihits in Five County Fair 3, 4, 5: Exhibits in Charlotte County Fair 3, 4, 5: Christmas Play 3: Fair Pageant 3: Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 4: Perfect School Attendance 1, 2: F. H. A. Program 3. ROBERT RAMSEY WILMOUTH ..Bud.. Keysville, Virginia F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, 5: 4-H Club l: Science Club 4: State Crop Judging 4: Degree Team 3, 4: K. V. G. Crew 3, 4 5: For- estry Camp 3: Federation Crop Judging 4: Chairman of Public Relations Committee 5. Federation and Area Forestry Judging Contest. LINDA MARIE WILSON Shear Brookneal, Virginia F. H. 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Vaughan, Proprietor Phone 2511 Keysville, Virginia 140 E. M. ARVIN 81 SON Heavy and Fancy Groceries Notions and Shoes ...u - L. fCHEVROLETf' I -7 ll snooucss Mo-ron SOUTHERN STATES FEEDS-SEEDS-FERTILIZERS CHEVROLET Cars-Trucks-Service Keysville, Virginia Phone 231'-1 Keysville, Virginia THE CHARLOTTE GAZETTE Publishers-Printers Drakes Branch, Virginia Compliments Of HAMILTON'S 5 AND 10 Drakes Branch, Virginia Compliments Locust 8-3686 McKlNNEY'S BEAUTY STANLEY LAND AND SHOP LUMBER CORP. Drakes Branch, Virginia Phone Locust 8-3535 4 Lumber Manufacturersb Drakes Branch, Virginia Compliments PETTUS 81 CROUCH W. S. Crouch, Druggist of D R A K E S The Rexall Store Drakes Branch, Virginia Esso Service Center Drakes Branch, Virginia S. M. FOSTER General Merchandise Amoco Gas and Oil Route 360 Drakes Branch, Virginia Compliments Of THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY A. W. Sz L. J. Thompson Keysville, Virginia Compliments Of W. J. HAMLETT Texaco Service Station Phenix, Virginia Compliments Of BAND BOX CLEANERS Chase City, Virginia Phone DR 24-246 CANADA'S General Merchandise Country Produce Bought and Sold Phenix, Virginia TWIN.OAKS Restaurant-Service Station Pleasing You-Pleases Us Charlotte C. H., Virginia PH-KI 2-3582 C. I. HALL General Merchandise Keysville, Virginia J. E. MILLS FROZEN CUSTARD Soft Drinks-Sandwiches Charlotte Court House, Virginia M42 GMC Trucks-Sales and Service Of Complete Body and Fender Repairing .. McGUIRE LUMBER General Auto and Truck Repairing SERVICE Phone 2921 Keysville, Virginia Wylliesburg, Virginia HAWTHORNE AND LAWSON General Merchandise Atlas Tires and Tubes Standard Gas and Oil Phone 2701 Keysville, Virginia Phone: RE 53161 FERRELL'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food A. T. Ferrell U. S. Highway 360 Kr 15 Wylliesburg, Virginia 24-Hour Service Compliments Colgate 81 Company, Inc. Everything Electrical and Service Dealers and Contractors Chase City, Virginia CLOVER FARM STORE CHASE CITY VIRGINIA Compliments Of DICK'S Sc to 51.00 STORE Chase City, Virginia FITZ - PARTRIDGE CO. G. E. Appliances G. E. Television' Electric Motor Repair Commercial Refrigeration Chase City, Va. Phone DR-2-4565 MAYS Leader of Low Prices for 33 Years Brookneal, Virginia A. G. GAI NES Watches Diamonds Musical Instruments Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairs Appomattox, Virginia READ THE For FARMVI LLE H ERALD Health-Happiness For News of Four Southside Eat Virginia Counties 53.50 PER YEAR Farmville, Virginia BLUE RIBBON ICE CREAM TheFunFood For Complete Eye Care ConsultYour B ROOKN EAL EYEPHYSICIAN DEPARTMENT Then See Your S T O R E GU I LD OPTICIAN .q-he Shopping Center., A. G. JEFFERSON I u ' Lynchburg, Virginia Brookneal, Virginia DR 6-3875 ONTARIO SUPPLY J. E. JAMERSON COMPANY 8' SONS General Merchandise Dealers in Country Produce BUILDING MATERIAL Ontario, Virginia Appomattox, Virginia Dial 2673 Compliments Of CITIZENS BANK OF SOUTH BOSTON South Boston, Virginia Member of F. D. I. C. BOTTLED GAS COMPANY OF FARMVILLE 200 East Third Street Farmville, Virginia Compliments Of HAROLD Y. SPENCER DRUGGIST Appomattox, Virginia Try The Drug Store First To insure a happy future Start a savings account With us today PEOPLES BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Dial 2111 Chase City, Virginia Qq?QDal 1sf L EGG 51-1-5 PULLIAM MOTOR SALES Home of Better Values South Boston, Virginia Sales-Ford-Service Appomattoxj Virginia Ford Tractors Complete Line of Ford Farm Machinery Including Industrial Units Irrigation Equipment THE PEOPLES NATIONAL WH-SONS BANK Home 8. AUTO SUPPLY Farmville, Virginia Firestone Careful Management Courteous Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Tires-Tubes Home Sz Auto Supplies Farmville, Virginia CARTER'S FLOWER SHOP 116 W. 3rd Street Be sure to order your prom corsages from us Phone EXport 2-3151 We sell every blooming thing C. T. Moses, President Thos. B. Hall, Jr., General Manager J. H. Garnett, Secretary-Treasurer VIRGINIA DARK-FIRED TOBACCO GROWERS MARKETING ASSOCIATION Farmville, Virginia Operates warehouses on all markets selling dark-fired tobacco FARMVILLE-Two houses: Old Warehouse and Middle Warehouse LYNCHBURG-New Farmers Warehouse BLACKSTONE-Iron Warehouse KEYSTONE MILLS Buyers of all kinds of grains Manufacturers of Flour and Feed South Boston, Virginia EDDIE'S SHOE SHOP Quality Leather Used on Every Job We Do Ladies' Cement Soles a Specialty All Work Guaranteed Men's, Boys', Girls-We Fix 'Em All Phone 2-5702 1025 Arch Street South Boston, Virginia LUNSFORD FARM SUPPLY COMPANY Purina Feeds-Seeds Baby Chicks-Seed Cleaning and Treating Brookneal, Virginia Compliments Of DR. F. B. GODBOLD South Boston, Virginia Compliments Of DR. L. P. BAILEY Brookneal, Virginia B ROOKN EAL DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store Brookneal, Virginia DRAKE 6-3111 l46 Compliments Of R. E. PILLOW Groceries-Meats-Feeds Gas and Oils Store at Oldwell, Virginia Dial DRAKE 6-6139 Phenix, Virginia HARVEY BROS. SERVICE STATION Complete Line Of ESSO PRODUCTS Cullen, Virginia PETTUS MOTOR COMPANY PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE Pontiac Cars General Repair Telephone LO 8-3383 Drakes Branch, Virginia Sales i service CU LLEN SUPPLY COMPANY Joe Lowe We Borrow and Loan Cullen, Virginia Compliments Of DR. RICHARD L. FISHER Brookneal, Virginia HOLLANDS JEWELRY 81 APPLIANCE Complete Line Of Jewelry Westinghouse 8z Maytag Appliances Brookneal, Virginia DIXON AND TATE GARAGE Complete Automobile Repair Phone Kingwood 2-3145 Cullen, Virginia FELTON BROTHERS TRANSIT MIX INC. Ready Mix Concrete Precost Concrete Septic Tanks Plants: South Boston, Va.-Phone 2-2415 South Hill, Va.-Phone Hlllside 7-3778 Finchley, Va. Clarksville DRexel 4-5373 ,,.- - POE HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies APPOMATTOX GARMENT FACTORY Patricia Ann Sz Younglife Fashions Children's Dresses Visit Our Factory Outlet Store Phone 2612 Appomattox, Virginia Appomattox, Virginia Compliments WA LKER-WARD of MOTO RS, INC. Ontario, Virginia . Chrysler-Plymouth MAN U FACTU RI Philco Sales and Service COMPANY, INC. Ph re one 349-1 GOLD LEAF WAREHOUSE Brookneal, Virginia J. C. MORGAN 8- SONS, INC. Manufacturers and Wholesalers Of Rough and Dressed Lumber For Local and Out of State Trade Phone Day-Republic 53551 Night-Republic 53401 Barnesville, Virginia THE UNION STAR A good Home Newspaper Brookneal, Virginia Jun.-quam. Q occrr -' svonc Home of Better Values Brookneal, Virginia Phone Drake 6-4105 148 Chase City, Virginia so much Compliments Of Compliments COCA-CO LA Of BOTTLING RELIABLE UPHOLSTERY COMPANY COMPANY Chase City, Virginia Telephone DR 2-4466--Chase City, Va. BRATTON IMPLEMENT 8. MACHINE CO. Sales and Service Compliments of BAND BOX CLEANERS Chase City, Virginia Phone DR 2-4246 HOME FURNITURE CO. 303 N. Main Street-Chase City, Va. Your Frigidaire Dealer Phone DR 2-31'91 GU RLEY FURNITURE CO Chase City, Virginia The Peoples Store Where You Meet Your Friends Armstrong Mohawk Deltox HARVEY'S FLOOR AND WALL COVERING For Floors of Distinction Harvey O. Wilson Chase City, Virginia Telephone DR 2-4783 MAGAN N COMPANY 414 N. Main St. Chase City, Va Shoes for all the Family MILTON'S FARM SUPPLY 'KTSE'-33. PURINA cnows - 5' Drakes Branch, Virginia 9 4 I I' 'i 1' sl .. w , '. f 3-!l'C:2 CLOVER FARM STORE W. T. Blanks, Owner Telephone LOcust 83253 Fresh Meats, Groceries and Feed Drakes Branch, Virginia THE HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Largest and Best Place to Shop Farmville, Virginia A1110 ASSOCIATE STO RE Associate D S 'Off John S. Locke, Owner WESTERN Au'ro Drakes Branch, Virginia WARDSFORK MILLING COMPANY Cullen, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK Farmville, Virginia Member Federal D Corporation eposit Insurance Member Federal Reserve System FERGUSON MOTOR CO. Dealer in Chevrolet Cars and Trucks See our used cars before you buy Phone Kingswood 2-3128 I Cullen, Virginia J. F. METCALF General Merchandise Cullen, Virginia l O A. H. HAMILTON Outfitters For The Entire Family Drakes Branch, Virginia Compliments Of SMITHFIELD PACKING COMPANY, INC. Smithfield, Virginia TAYLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Building Materials Quality Millwork Farmville, Virginia Phone Ex-2-3161 Compliments Of AMERICAN HEALTH INSURANCE CORP. W. A. Watson 8: Sons Farmville, Virginia O'BRIEN DRUG COMPANY Registered Pharmacists Chase City, Virginia Day Phone 2-4175 Emergency Phone 2-4664-24626 L. H. FOSTER 81 SON Distributor of TEXACO PRODUCTS Brookneal, Virginia Daily Hours 8-9 Sunday 9-6 FURNITURE FAI R HERNCALLS OF LYNCHBURG, INC. Laundry A Large Selection of Fine Furniture And Dry Cleaning Appomattox, Virginia and Frigidaire Appliances Leighton B. Dodd, Vice-President Phone VI-6-0103 1016 Main Street Lynchburg, Va The true discovery of America is before us. - Thomas Wolfe DRAKESDHLLS Drakes Branch, Virginia Raeford Du :sion-Pacific Mills units of BURLlNGTONlNDUSTHlES,INC DU N NAVANT'S GA RAGE Auto Parts and Repair Work Standard Gas and Oil Charlotte Court House, Virginia Compliments Of CANADA AND COMPANY Charlotte Court House, Virginia KI-2-3222 Compliments W. H. CREWS 81 CO. Of General Merchandise LEGGETTS Farmville, Virginia Saxe, Virginia Compliments Of WILLIAM H. SMITH, JR. Charlotte Court House, Virginia ELDER AND LINEBERRY LUMBER COMPANY Dealers In Oak Pine and Poplar Cullen, Virginia Ph. KI-2-3121 Compliments Compliments Of Of . K R ALENE H TUC E R. H. ADAMS Commissioner of Revenue Charlotte Court House, Virginia Charlotte Court House, Virginia NEWCOMB FUNERAL HOME AND CHAPEL . Fifth and Main Street , DR 23131 Chase City, Virginia DAIRY FREEZE DRIVE-IN AND RESTAURANT CURB SERVICE Sandwiches-Steak-Chicken Sundae and Thick Shakes Open 6:00 A.M. to 12:00 A.M. Rts. 15, 47, 360-Wylliesburg, Va. REpublic 5-9186 Compliments Of CITY CLEANERS JUDD C. JACKSON General Merchandise Groceries, Shoes, Hardware Gordon S. Poole Highest Quality Dry Cleaning Dry Goods 101 Boyd Street-Phone DRake 2-4150 Phone 53-396 Wylliesburg, Virginia . Compliments Compliments of Of BELLS GROCERY SPAULDI NG EQUIPMENT Fresh Meats and Produce COMPANY , Telephone RE 53266 Chase City, Va. Phone: DR-2-4789 , , l , Wylllesburg, Virginia 4 Congratulations To The Class of 1960 There is no better habit to cultivate when beginning your new'1ife than Start a Savings Account in our Bank. We pay 21Q percent interest on Savings. 33: ON CERTIFICATES ON DEPOSIT There are no taxes on Money in the Bank THE BANK or PHENIX 48 Years of Banking Experience and Service to the Community Established 1912. Deposits Insured Up To S10,000. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FUUR LOCUS'l' FARMS George 0. Pcttus, Jr. Phone 259-6 Charlotte County Keysville, Virginia ISS CHARLOTTE TELEPHCNE CC Serving Central Charlotte County AR L O r Q6 7-6 9 any f'g.:-lf' -I ' f X X r- letn H4- QQ? Aw 0+ ONE C We are glad to be a part of your daily life. 156 Bll0WNlNll FUNERAL HIIME Keysville, Virginia We are equipped for 24-hour ambulance service ...... Both emergency and invalid. Our equipment includes An Oxygen Inhalor, Fracture Splints And all necessary first aid supplies Phone 280-1 Keysville, Virginia Compliments Of HAMER BROTHERS The Hardware Store General Electric Appliances Building Supplies-Paints Keysville, Virginia V Phone 241-1 C6 Compliments Of WFLO Farmville, Va. 870 ON YOUR DIAL Your Community News Station l57 Compliments of VERSFWS J. c. coius 8. Men s Weafzpg Apparel Over Seventy Years Farmville, Virginia PLANTERS BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Established 1867 Member Federal Deposit and Insurance Company Member Federal Reserve System Farmville, Virginia Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Chase City A Virginia POCAHONTAS AND PRATT-LOW Institutional Fine Foods Distributed by J. ll. lillllll WHULESALE GRUCER Lynchburg, Virginia JUNES 0lL CUMPANY Phnlipsk Distributor of PHILLIPS 66 Products Gasoline and Heating Oils Tires - Batteries - Spark Plugs Ph.-KI 2-3631 -Charlotte Court House, Virginia Compliments Of DR. F. E. CARTER M Charlotte Court House To Keep Up With What's Going On In The World of . . . EDUCATION 0 Its Schools 0 Its Students 0 Its Sports ake a habit of reading: THE NEWS AND Virginia THE DAILY ADVANCE Lynchburg, Va. l59 GRAY'S DRUG STORE, INC. GRAYS, CENTER DRUG S'l'0RE, INC. TWO GOOD DRUG STORES Farmville, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 We invite you to share the rewards of Personal Service in your Future Banking Needs THE RANK 0F APPRMATTUX 160 VIRGINIA CRAFTS, INC. I Q Q fi ... 1 is FQ ' v- H5 f , 0 V 4 Dad, l've had a little accident with the car. l'm all right, but the car didn't do so well. Perhaps you had better come over to . . . . And, Dad, there may come a time when you're glad you bought the best when it comes to insur- ance. That's the only kind we sell. 1-A S ,. '69, All N HARVEY INSURANCE AGENCY .l. E. Barnes. Manager KI 2-3461 162 Compliments Of SMY'l'H'S FROZEN F0008 00. Kenbridge 3771, Virginia Distributors Of Bordens Cheese Seabrook Farms Frozen Foods Quality Institutional Canned and Frozen Foods Compliments Of 0AK HALL CAP ANO 00WN 00 Roanoke, Va. An Affiliate Of OAK HALL COSTUME SERVICE Supplier of Formal Wear and Costumes For All Occasions l63 CLEVELAND'S MUSIC CENTER 242 MAIN STREET DANVILLE, VA. Compliments Of DUNNINGTON TOBACCO COMPANY Farmville, Virginia FARMVILLE CREAMERY INC. Farmville, Virginia Pasteurized Dairy Products Butter, ice cream, milk, cottage cheese Drink Milk For Your Health's Sake Phone 55 Compliments of THE VIRGINIA NOVELTY COMPANY, INC. Leonard E. Anderson, Pres. Contract Manufacturers of Children's Dresses Phone 3921 Appomattox, Virginia Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 59-60 CAMPBELL COUNTY BANK Rustburg, Brookneal Sz Altavista The Bank of Personal Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments MONARCH FINER FOODS Roanoke, Virginia Monarch Diet Foods, Really STATE BANK OF KEYSVILLE Courteous - Prompt Efficient Service At All Times Member Federal Deposit Insurance Taste Good Corporation Compliments Compliments of Of SHELDON'S RESTAURANT Member of Virginia Restaurant Association Virginia Travel Council 'THE QUALITY FOOD GROUP JACKSON MOTORS, INC. Chase City, Virginia Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Ok'd Used Cars 8: Trucks Sales 8z Service Ph. DR 2-4493-Sales DR 2-4081--Service Sz Part S L. G. BALFUUR CUMPANY Known Wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards - Club Insignia Medals and Trophies Representative J. L. ROBEliTSON P. O. Box 6013 Richmond 22, Virginia l67 W. C. Morgan MORGAN-RUDD FORD SALES Authorized Sales and Service Clarksville, Virginia Phone DR 4 8177 Phone DR 4-8187 KILKARE Laundry - Cleaning - Storage Phone 500 Farmville, Virginia Rugs Shampooed - Hats Renovated COMPLIMENTS OF CHASE UITY DEPARTMENT S'l'0llE 168 Compliments of KERNS BAKERY INC. ll0YLE-WILSUN Gas and Appliance Co. Telephone DRake 2-4558 Chase City, Virginia Your Pyrofax Gas Dealer Magic Chief Gas Oil Heaters Westinghouse Appliances Pyrofax Gas Ranges Sz Water Heaters Calonic Gas Ranges VVi1:stin house 169 Compliments of O ' . W 5, HANMER Moron tem COMPANY gen Your Friendly Ford Dealer NATIONWIDE MUTUAL For Over FQ!-ty Years Keysville, Virginia Columbus, Ohio-Lynchburg, Va. Phone 2486 GARLAND 81 McKENZlE W. S. PUGH 81 SON Van Heusen Century Shirts James J- Pugh W o n ' t General Merchandise Wrinkle E v e r I Registered Phone 2341 Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Keysviiiel Virginia Madisonville, Va. THE FARMERS NATIUNAL BANK Appomattox, Virginia THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 372 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts f gui: ' 5 svsrggemm l70 Compliments Of PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Pet Ice Cream Richmond, Virginia Comp lete Business Education for Men and Women After JOIN THE High School Graduation P. B. C. SUCCESS PARADE Free Lifetime Placement Service for Graduates PHILLIPS BUSINESS COLLEGE 1000 Church St., Lynchburg Visitors Welcome Pest Control DO DSON BROS. EXTERMINATING CO. INC. Bonded Termite Control Lynchburg, Virginia THE HUB DEPARTMENT STORE The Best Place in Farmville to Shop Where teenagers can always find the Newest Style. Farmville, Virginia Lay-a-way Xmas Gifts Now Compliments of GRINELS MOTOR CO. Ford Cars and Trucks Phone 2121 Appomattox, Virginia Compliments of MARTIN THE JEWELER Farmville, Va. I7I SIMMONS Plumbing, Heating, 8: Sheet Metal Work Septic Tanks Cleaned 81 Installed Air Compressor 8: Excavating Installment Plan No down payment, 36 months to pay Phone Day -DR 2-4022 Night-DR 2-4700 POOLE'S FROZEN FOODS South Hill, Virginia Lloyd W. Long Sales Representative J. H. PENCE COMPANY Richmond, Virginia MADDOX MOTOR COMPANY Naruna, Virginia Farmall Tractors McCormick Parts and Service International Trucks Compliments of AUlll0 FIDELITY CORPOIlzl'l'l0N .Richmond 29, Virginia Dukane Sound Equipment Sound Systems, Intercoms Telephones, Nurses Call l 2 CONGRATULATIONS DIXON SAND COMPANY KYANITE MINING CORPORATION Cullen, Virginia 173 Compliments Of BOSTON-DURHAM ICE CREAM CO. South Boston, Virginia Compliments Of VASSAR AND TRENT PULPWOOD COMPANY JOE E. ANDREWS CANADA'S SUPERMARKET Drakes Branch, Virginia Compliments Of CHARLUTTE UIL CUMPANY Char H. E. Dixon, Owner lotte Court House, Va. I F:-S'-1:3212-QV . v - ' fr---rf , ....,,