Renan High School - Rambler Yearbook (Gretna, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

THE 1959 RAMBLER STAFF Weeks and months of toil and fun have gone into the publication of the 1959 Rambler. It has been our purpose to record the events of the year 1958-59. The staff worked diligently at taking and identifying pictures; writing copies, headings; selling and advertising and typing write-ups, to meet their deadlines. Each member had his task to perform, but the directing forces of the duties were Editor in chief-Nancy Jacobs, Associate Editor-Mack Doss, and Business Manager-Barbara Jacobs. Under the direction of the adviser Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson is the preparation of our 1959 yearbook. The heads of the Rambler Staff get together to discuss plans for the book. Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson, ad¬ viser; Nancy Jacobs, editor; Barbara Jacobs, business manager; and Mack Doss, associate editor. These industrious members of the Rambler Staff are seldom seen sitting still for very long. Here planning are the following; Gerald Edwards, Class editor; Faye Stone, Secretary; Eunice Jacobs, typist, Ruby Hogan, Feature editor; Gracie Johnson, Linda Moon, Sports editor; Gloria Hutcherson, Charles Ed¬ wards, Assistant Class editor; Emily Atkinson. PUBLISHED BY THE BETA CLUB OF 2 These members of the Rambler Staff are all smiles as they realize that their work on the book is entirely finished. Seated: Gerald Edwards, class editor; Patsy Crews; Sue Shel¬ ton, Wayne Moon, Club editor; Betty Elliott, Patsy Davis, Advertising Manager. The members of the Rambler Staff are pleased that their work for the year has been successful. 1st row: Nancye Jacobs, Faye Stone, Patsy Davis, Coryn Johnson, Judy Shelton, Sue Shelton, Emily Atkin¬ son, Alma Robertson, Linda Moon, Bettye Elliott. 2nd row: Ruby Hogan, Barbara Jacobs, Patsy Crews, Mack Doss, Gerald Edwards, Garner Dillard, Wayne Moon, Charles Edwards, Gracie Johnson, Gloria Hutcherson, Eunice Jacobs. RENAN HIGH SCHOOL Gretna, Virginia, volume 6 3 WO RD S fc f a A FOREWORD The 1959 edition of n The Rambler” has been published with one purpose--to capture a year between its covers. Although our life at Renan High School consists of many things too intangible to portray, there are many events--some bright and some not so bright--some sunshine and some shadows--this we should like to record. We attempt to give you the happenings in class and activities during the year. THE RAMBLER STAFF Reading, writing, and arithmetic is the basic foundations of these first graders. Left to right: Wayne Elliott, Dana Singleton, Ann Worsham, Gayre Kelly, Belinda Johnson, Diana Cothran, Patricia Wyatt, Everett Moorefield, John Cardwell. PICTURES In the closing weeks of the 1958-59 basketball season the ’’Ramblers were headed for the County Tournament games. Peggy Elliott is seen demonstrating excellent ball-playing throughout the season. •1L i Hm i ip 5 , m : - di wM B® ' : 1 ■ a ’ gBlisMg ; |i | . 9H MKBw ■ R.H.S.! The Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Jeanette Moon has been active in the school and community. Left to right: Faye Hines, Dana Finch, Gracie Johnson, Linda Blackstock, Nancy Dawson, Faye Keesee, Coryn Johnson. 2nd row: Clyde Dawson, Malcolm Tucker, G. W. Jacobs, Mack Doss, Emily Atkinson, Mary Lou Mays, Gloria Clay. 3rd row: M. W. Mann, George Mays, Carl Adams, Oaty Kelly. Here Faye Keesee ironing, Eunice Jacobs, Betty Crews preparing food and Dana Finch preparing the table. Learning to be good homemakers is their goal. Just another score toward the victory mark as Bobby Shelton scores for this game. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ELEMENTARY FEATURES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 13 17 39 49 57 65 71 1 KNOWLEDGE Here the seniors of 1959 enter for their last year and exit with a newer hope of tomorrow. LEISURE 9 THIS help to make The Seniors: 1st row: Bar¬ bara Jacobs, Ruby Hogan, Peggy Elliott, 2nd row: Peg¬ gy Rowland, Nancye Jacobs, Sue Shelton, 3rd row: Mary Lou Mays, Mary Jane Kee- see, Patsy Davis, 4th row: Gloria Clay, Mary Johnson, Faye Stone, 5th row: Dean Jennings, Clyde Dawson, George Mills, 6th row: Bud¬ dy Tucker, Carl Adams, M. W. Mann, 7th row: Wayne Moon, Otey Kelly, Clifton Pickeral, 7th row: Edmund Hubbard, Owen Crowder, G. W. Jacobs, Joe Arthur. DEDICATION This dedication is but a small token of our heartfelt thanks to a person who has so generously devoted so much of her time, energy, and immeasurable assistance in all that we have attempted to do. To one who so greatly de¬ serves the honor, we humbly dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson, our beloved Beta sponsor. 12 � fy ADMINISTRATION Mr. Earl W. Johnson Principal Lynchburg College University of Virginia Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson Secretary Phillips Business College Longwood College University of Virginia Extension Mrs. Mary S. Anderson English, Speech Arts, Junior Sponsor Madison College Mary Washington College University of Virginia Mrs. Phyliss Franks Commercial, Sophomore Sponsor Lynchburg College Mrs. Eula Angel English, Latin, Senior Sponsor Lynchburg College University of Virginia Extension Longwood College, Madison College Mr. Louis Moschler Mathematics, Chemistry Sophomore Sponsor Lynchburg College University of Virginia Mr. Charlie J. Franks Agriculture West Virginia University Mr. Harold Johnson Physical Education Freshmen Sponsor Lynchburg College Mr. Walter Lea Mathematics, Science Junior High Sponsor University of the South Lynchburg College, RPI VPI, Madison College Mrs. Elizabeth Harper Home Economics, Art Madison College Maryland Institute of Art Mrs. Helen Worsham Sixth Grade Mary Washington College Mrs. Patricia Short History, Government Junior High Sponsor Mary Washington College Mrs. Mary Stanton Civics, Music Converse College University of N. C. Miss Sue Wyatt Librarian Radford College Madison College William Mary College Mrs. Mary C. Anderson Sixth Grade Madison College Mrs. Dorothy Owen Fourth and Fifth Grades Madison College Lynchburg College Mrs. Clara Rowland Fourth Grade Madison College Lynchburg College Mrs. Irma Saunders Third Grade . Longwood College Averett College University of Virginia Extension Mrs. Jane Reynolds First and Second Grades Madison College Mrs. Mary Lee Riddle First Grade Radford College Roanoke Hospital School of Nursing Mrs. Myrtle Edwards Cafeteria Mrs. Susan Coleman Second Grade College of William and Mary Mrs. Gladys Adams Cafeteria Mrs. Maude Power Cafeteria Mrs. Janie Crowder Cafeteria Mr. Otis Crowder Custodian SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Dean Jennings.Treasurer Carl Adams.Vice President Ruby Hogan . . . George Mills . . Wayne Moon . . . Barbara Jacobs . Mrs. Eula Angel CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: Business Manager .Reporter . . . . President . . . . Secretary . Sponsor Green and White Carnation CLASS MOTTO: ’What We Are To Be, We Are Now Becoming .V CARL BEVERLEY ADAMS 18 SENIORS JOSEPH MERRIMAN ARTHUR OTIS OWEN CROWDER GLORIA DALE CLAY PATSY MARLENE DAVIS 19 SENIORS CLYDE NELSON DAWSON PEGGY MARIE ELLIOTT 20 SENIORS BARBARA ANN JACOBS JASPER DEAN JENNINGS NANCYE LOUISE JACOBS GRAYSON WILFORD JACOBS, JR. 21 SENIORS MARY ALICE JOHNSON OTEY HARRIS KELLEY MARY JANE KEESEE MYRT WILLIAM MANN, JR.. 22 SENIORS MARY LOU MAYS ROY WAYNE MOON GEORGE ROBERT MILLS CARL CLIFTON PICKERAL 23 SENIORS MALCOLM EVERETT TUCKER VIOLA SUE SHELTON PEGGY UVON ROWLAND FAYE IRENE STONE 24 SENIOR STATISTICS CARL ADAMS - Monogram Club, 2,3,4; Baseball, 2, 3,4; Class Vice President, 1,2,3,4; Glee Club, 4; Re¬ porter, 4; Speech Arts Play, 3; Junior Play, 3; JOE ARTHUR - FFA, 3,4; KVG, 3,4; Glee Club, 3,4; GLORIA DALE CLAY - FHA, 1; FBLA, 3,4; Paper Staff, 4; West All State Chorus, 4; FBLA Song Leader, 4; Glee Club, 4; OWEN CROWDER - Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Captain, 4; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; FFA, 4; Baseball, 2,3,4; Glee Club, 4; PATSY DAVIS - Beta Club, 2,3,4; FHA, 1,2,3,4; Song Leader, 3,4; Basketball, 3,4; FHA Camp, 2; Junior Play, 3; Beta Convention, 2,3,4; Paper Staff, 3,4; Assistant Circulation Manager, 3; Circulation Mana¬ ger, 4; Annual Staff, 3,4; Advertising Manager, 4; CLYDE DAWSON - FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 2,3;Glee Club, 4; FFA Softball, 2,3; Junior Play, 3; PEGGY ELLIOTT - Basketball, 1,2,3,4; FHA, 2; Jun¬ ior Play, 3; FBLA Convention, 3; Massanetta Confer¬ ence, 3; Class Reporter, 3; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; Secretary, 4; Reporter, 3; FBLA , 3,4; President; 4; Co-Captain of Basketball, 3,4; Miss Renan, 4; Sports Editor of Newspaper, 3; RUBY HOGAN - Paper Staff, 3,4; Typist, 3; Grade Reporter, 4; Beta Club, 2,3,4; Beta Convention, 2,3, 4; Treasurer, 4; Class Business Manager, 4; FBLA, 4; FHA, 1,2,3; Class Historian, 2,3; EDMUND HUBBARD - FFA, 1,2,3; Camp, 2,3; Ameri¬ can Legon Boy ' s State, 3; BARBARA ANN JACOBS - Class Secretary, 1,2,4; Junior Play, 3; FBLA, 2,3,4; Reporter, 3; Treasurer, 4; State Secretary, 4; Massanetta Conference, 3; State Convention, 3,4; State Delegate ' s Meeting, 4; Leader Degree, 4; Perfect Scores on Spelling Tests, 3,4; Monogram Club, Basketball, 1,2,3; FHA, 2,3,4; Fair Fashion Show, 3,4; Narrator, 4; Beta Club, 2,3,4; Federation Reporter, 4; Beta Convention, 3,2; Miss Winter Wonderland, 3; Annual Staff, 3,4; Assistant Business Manager, 3; Business Manager, 4; Paper Staff, 3,4; Typist and Artist, 3; Art Editor, 4; Foren¬ sic Spelling Champion, 3; School Reporter to Star- Tribune, 3,4; Altavista Journal, 4; One-Act Play Festival, 4; Co-Valedictorian. G. W. JACOBS - FFA, 1,2,4; Monogram Club, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 2,3,4; KVG, 1,2,3; NANCYE JACOBS - Class Treasurer, 1,2,3; Junior Play, 3; Beta Club, 2,3,4; Beta Convention, 2; Beta Courtesy Award, 4; FBLA, 2,3,4; Secretary, 4; Mas¬ sanetta Conference, 3; State Convention, 3; State Dele¬ gate ' s Meeting, 4; First Place Winner of Regional Spelling Contest, 3,4; FHA, 2,3,4; Reporter, 3; Sec¬ retary, 4; Fair Fashion Show, 4; Federation Historian, 4; Rambler Staff, 3,4; Assistant Advertising Manager, 3; Editor, 4; SIPA Convention, 3; Renaner Staff, 3,4; Typist, 3; Feature Editor, 4; Basketball, 3; Cheer¬ leader, 3,4; Co-Captain, 4; Teenage Club, 2,3; DAR Award, 4; Perfect Scores on FBLA Spelling Tests, 3; DEAN JENNINGS - FFA, 1,2,3,4; Chaplain, 4; FFA State Rally, 2; FFA Camp, 2; Dairy-Judging Team, 2; FFA Softball Team, 2,3,4; FFA Degree Team, 1, 3,4; KVG, 2,3,4; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; Treasurer, 4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain, 4; FBLA, 2,3,4; Vice President, 4; Treasurer of Long- wood Region, 4; Paper Staff, 3,4; Boys Sports Editor, 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer, 4; Junior Play, 3; Speech Arts Play, 4; Vice-President of Renan Teenage Club, 4 ; MARY ALICE JOHNSON - Basketball, 1,2,3; Mono¬ gram Club, 1,2,3,4; FHA, 1,2,3; FBLA, 3,4; Paper Staff, 3; Typist, 3; MARY JANE KEESEE - FHA, 1,2; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; Paper Staff, 4; OTEY KELLY - FFA, 1,2,3,4; Glee Club, 4; FFA Rally, 1,2; Sentinel, 3; Parliamentarian, 4; KVG, 2; 3,4; M. W. MANN - FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 2,3,4; Reporter, 3; President, 4; Camp, 1,2; Tractor Driving, 3,4; Forestry Team, 2; Degree Team, 3; Glee Club, 4; Vice President, 4; MARY LOU MAYS - Basketball, 1,2,3; Monogram Club, 1,2,3,4; FHA, 2; FBLA, 3; Paper Staff, 3; Glee Club, 3,4; GEORGE MILLS - FFA, 1,2,3; Chaplain, 2; Degree Team, 1; KVG, 3; ClassSergeant-At-Arms, 3,4; Class Reporter, 4; Baseball, 3,4; Monogram Club, 4; WAYNE MOON - Beta Club, 3,4; President, 4; Beta Convention, 3,4; FFA, 1,2,3,4; Assistant Vice Presi¬ dent, 2; Treasurer, 3; Vice President, 4; Federation Vice President, 4; FFA Rally, 2,4; Degree Team, 3, 4; Dairy Judging Team, 2; Forestry Team, 3; Chapter Star Farmer, 3,4; Honor student of FFA, 2,3; Renaner Staff, 3,4; Assistant Editor, 3; Editor, 4; SIPA Con¬ vention, 3; Safety Patrol, 3; Captain, 3; Class Presi¬ dent, 3,4; KVG, 2,3,4; Yearbook Club Editor, 4; Beta Courtesy Award, 4; Co-Valedictorian. CLIFTON PICKERAL - Junior Play, 3; Class Presi¬ dent, 1,2; FFA Camp, Parliamentarian, 3; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 2,3,4; Safety Pat¬ rol, 3,4; Glee Club, 4; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; FFA, 1 2 3 4- PEGGY ROWLAND - FHA, 1; Paper Staff, 4; SUE SHELTON - Cheerle ader, 3,4; FHA, 1,2,4; FBLA, 4; Class Reporter, 2; Monogram Club, 3,4; FAYE STONE - Beta Club, 2,3,4; Secretary, 4; Beta Convention, 2; FHA, 2,3,4; Treasurer, 4; Betty Crock¬ er Award, 4; FBLA, 3,4; Reporter, 4; Supervisors Degree, 4; Rambler Staff, 3,4; Club Editor, 3; Sec¬ retary, 4; Renaner Staff, 3,4; Joke Editor, 3; Busi¬ ness Manager, 4; Class Reporter, 1; Monogram Club, 2; Manager of Girl ' s Basketball, 2,3; Basketball, 4; Glee Club, 2; Teenage Club, 2; Treasurer of SCA, 1; Junior Play, 3; Salutatorian, 4; MALCOLM TUCKER - FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 2,4; Glee Club, 4; 25 JUNIORS Officers: Mack Doss, Reporter; Gerald Edwards, president; Charles Edwards, vice-president; Sue Shelton, secretary; Mrs. Mary S. Anderson, Sponsor; Linda Moon, Treasurer. Melvin Albeck Peggy Bennett Delores Dawson JUNIORS Alma Robertson Judy Shelton Sue Shelton C. R. Stone Philip Trent Virginia Wilson rtwst A « 4 A J 28 SOPHOMORES Officers: front row: Elaine Hodnett, Historian; Ann Tucker, President; Betty Elliott, President; Billy Shelton, Vice-President; Johnny Hall, Vice-President; 2nd row: Mrs. Phyliss Franks, Sponsor; Bobby Shelton, Secretary; Gloria Hutcherson, Secretary; Elaine Davis, Treasurer; Dana Finch, Treasurer; Paulette Anthony, Reporter; Eunice Jacobs, Reporter; Mr. Louis Moschler, Sponsor. Bruce Arthur Paulette Anthony mJLSLSL SOPHO Hilary Compton Wayne Compton Betty Crews Patsy Crews Elaine Davis Vernelle Davis Nancy Dawson Elaine Hodnett Abbitt Hollie Gloria Hutcherson Eunice Jacobs MORES Johnnie Jennings Billy Johnson Grade Johnson Faye Keesee Eunice Roach Jerry Robertson Naomi Rowland Bobby Shelton Billy Shelton Ronnie Shelton Leroy Short Ann Tucker Earl Williamson Officers: 1st row: Nancy Eanes, Vice-President; Julia Coleman, Presi¬ dent; Linda Dawson, President; 2nd row: Andy Nuckols, Vice-President; Sandy Kelly, Secretary; Judy Layne, Secretary; John Waller, Treasurer; Wendy Giles, Treasurer; Diane Hall, Reporter; Mr. Harold Johnson, Sponsor; Mrs. Virginia Cooper, Sponsor; Wayne Crews, Reporter. Wayne Crews Linda Dawson Roger Dawson Russell Dawson Anderson Bradmen Nancy Eanes Julia Coleman FRESHMEN Wayne Eades Eugene Edmonds Thomas Foster Wendy Giles Gene Hutcherson Ronnie Hutcherson Ann Jacobs Harold Keatts Ella Mae Keatts Sandy Kelly Judith Layne Jean Montgomery Diane Hall James Hubbard Edna Hutcherson Jimmy Moon Judy Moon Andy Nuckols Lavonne Power FRESHMEN Martin Pruitt Joyce Robertson Linda Rowland Brenda Shelton Julian Shelton Shirley Shelton Phillip Shotwell Donald Stone James Stone Shirley Thacker Mary Vaughan John Waller Delano Watlington Richard Wilson Douglas Warsham Junior Warsham Nathan Warsham Officers: 1st row: Mrs. Patricia Short, Sponsor; Carol Dillard, Treas¬ urer; John Neal, Vice-President; Mr. Tommy Lea, Sponsor; 2nd row: Helen Worsham, President; Peggy Jacobs, Secretary; Wylene Compton, Reporter. Edna Compton Wylene Compton Esther Davis Billy Davis Betty Dawson Derill Dawson Patricia Dawson Carol Dillard JUNIOR HIGH Morris Davis Bobby Doss Jane Edwards Barbara Elliott Billie Giles Brenda Good Carolyn Hutcherson Connie Hutcherson Jean Hutcherson Nancy Hutcherson Gerald Jacobs Peggy Jacobs Wesley Jacobs Wilbur Kelly Nancy Layne Michael Lea G. E. Milam Linda Sue Mitchell Alfred Moon J. D. Moon 36 JUNIOR HIGH Jesse Moon Judy Moorefield Linda Moorefield Kenneth Moorefield John Neal Mildred Owen Ellen Riggleman Joan Robertson R. J. Rowland Tommy Rowland Thomas Saunders Sammy Stone Randy Treadway Paulette Watlington Jimmy Wilson Mary Francis Wilson Helen Blair Worsham Herman Worsham Minerva Worsham 37 imnir : !|p HI |EI krt l.. ■■■■■.in sill 1 iigBll 111 ill ill ii ill Fli III III HIM eii ill IS l«4 ti ELEMENTARY Mrs. Eliza Hines Billy Anderson John Bailess Wayne Clay Ozelle Compton Vicky Crews Jean Davis Tommy Davis Charles Dawson Carolyn Doss David Doss Stephen Dunn Howard Foster Brenda Jennings Larry Jones Jannie King Bobby Layne Sayford Moon John Nuckols Shirley Power Linda Roach Mary Ola Robertson Sue Saunders Betty Stone Doris Trent Marie Waller Paul Waller Ann Wilson Helen Waller Mrs. Mary C. Anderson Morgan Allen Jackie Andrews Steve Bennett ELEMENTARY Judy Blanks Brenda Dawson L ucille East Judy Ruth Edwards Nan Hodnett Earleen Hutcherson Gearleen Hutcherson Phillip Jacobs Herbert Keatts Patricia Lanier Carolyn Moon Nancy Neal Nancy Moon Virginia Owen Henry Rowland I Hammie Lee Saunders Billy Tucker Brenda Woodson Jack Wilson Ronnie Wyatt Mrs. Helen Worsham Patricia Bell Carol Brumfield Glenn Dalton James Doss Melvin Dudley Shirley East Kenneth Elliott Butch Haskins Elizabeth Hendricks Larry Hutcherson Ricky Milam Jimmy Rust Brent Shelton James Stone ELEMENTARY Ramsey Wilson Jean Worsham Bernice Woodson Donna Yeatts Mrs. Dorothy Owen Martha Bailess Jo Ann Blanks Janie Brooks Louise Brooks Frank Brumfield Mary Jesse Crews Floyd Davis Judy Dunn Eula Faye Dawson Linda Foster Brenda Haskins Charlene Hankins Starlett Hankins Louise Hendricks David Hutcherson Margie Jennings Emma King Betty Jo Layne Emily Lea Ray Miller Leslie Moon Mike Moon Joann Moorefield Jean Nuckols Clarence Oakes John Riggleman Mary Gayle Reynolds Larry Roach Ella Belle Rowland FIFTH GRADE ELEMENTARY Peggy Rowland Sandra Saunders Carol Ann Shelton Betty Trent Ann Waller Dorothy Wilson Linda Allen Roger Barbour Glenn Clay Sandra Dillard Owen Doss Jesse East Steve Farmer Rachel Hutcherson Josephine Keatts Candace Mattox Bonnie Lou Pickeral Oscar Robertson Cecile Rowland Nannie Rowland Janice Saunders James Wilson Mrs. Clara Rowland June Booker tkM Birthie Callahan J. W. Crews Bobby Dalton Wayne Eanes Ann Pruitt Nancy Reynolds Daphne Stone Kay Andrews Mable Bates Barbara Blanks ELEMENTARY Nobie Brooks Shirley Brooks Clara Brumfield Sandra Crews Barry Davis Wayne Dawson Patricia Drumwright Gaylene Farmer Nanette Hall Linda Giles Charlie Hutcherson Dick Hutcherson Roy Hutcherson Peggy Hutcherson Mary King Connie Mayhew Wayne Meadows Harold Perkins Linda Roach Junior Rogers Patricia Shorter Billy Stone Ray Stone Linda Tucker Vertia Waller Ruby Wilson Virgil Worsham Harold Wyatt Mrs. Irma Saunders Billy Bailess Frances Bailess Larry Bailess May Brooks Moncie Brumfield ELEMENTARY Glenda Cothran Joe Crews Tony Crews Peggy Davis Nancy Dawson Elizabeth Doss Judy Doss Gwenda Dudley Kitty Sue Elliott Thomas Gregory Jr. Alvin Hendricks Sally Hubbard Bobby Keatts Brenda Ann King Mary Layne I Cynthia Mattox Larry Mayhew Berry Miller Donald Mills Darnell Owen Don Perkins Kay Reynolds Kenneth Rowland Gloria Shelton John Shotwell Jimmy Thompson Mike Wilson Cathy Worsham Brenda Lou Yeatts Mrs. Susan Coleman Linda Andrews Mike Bailess Darrell Bell Philip Bennett ELEMENTARY Jimmy Blanks Larry Booker Dean Brumfield James Brumfield Wayne Brumfield Butch Crews Fanny Clay Ray Davis Wynell Dillard Sara Doss Junetta Edwards Darlene Gregory Wayne Gregory Betty Hutcherson Tommy Hutcherson David Jacobs Mary Keatts Pauline King Linda Layne Karen Lea Brenda Moon Jane Moon Joyce Oakes Dan Perkins Sarah Pruitt Roger Robertson Danny Rowland Dora Rowland Kathy Thompson Paul Allen Watlington Jerry Woodson Janet Wright Mrs. Jane Reynolds Phillip Clay James Keatts m ELEMENTARY Troy East Thomas Hutcherson Larry Miller Ray Miller Casey Waller First Grade Mrs. Mary Lee Riddle Scotty Bailess Shirley Barbour Glen Bates Carroll Blackstock Nancy Booker Mary Brooks Earl Callahan John Cardwell Burley Clay Carter Clay Joseph Clay Willie Paul Clay Dianne Cotrhan Ann Crews Diane Dawson Kay Doss Molly Doss Wayne Elliott Judy Farmer Barbara Hammock Jimmy Hendricks Cheryl Hutcherson Cynthia Jacobs Belinda Johnson Gayne Kelly Jerry King Roger King Tommy King ELEMENTARY Garland Lanier Ruby Lee Layne Pamela Mattox Dean Mayhew Donald Mayhew George Mays Patricia Meadows Shirley Miller Gerald Mills Becky Moon Gail Moon Everette Moorefield Joan Roach Jimmy Shelton Danny Singleton Carolyn Tucker Barbara Wilson Brenda Woodson Ann Wood Worsham Calvin Worsham Patricia Wyatt f rsj r SENIOR SUPERLATIVES ■Ruby MOST Hogan ' u BEST ALL AROUND Faye Stone - George Mills SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Haney e yiOo i rjeau Jacobs ' MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Elliott - Owen Crowder 5 ) SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Sue SK- 1101 ' ' y Lou ys P m T ■ W - Jl cobs MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gloria Clay - Wayne Moon 52 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES patsy ua Mary BEST SV °q KeUy johnson-Otey son ACTIVE STUDENT PARTICIPATION ondB- V Mrs ?££ - °y JJavis model l ye J acob for the Fair ““t ' the S ment fashion Revue. ' ' Which they Sue Shelton, Leroy Short, Johnny Hall, and George Mills are participating in the Monogram Club Initiation. Present d The r 3 riot ” when the • B °ardi ne . Junior class ln House Reach __ +Vie dicta- Elliott is learning h?™ bought lor the Peg « 5 wM � e PTA and Sens department. MISS RENAN PEGGY ELLIOTT 55 At the Beta Convention this year, Gerald Edwards was elected State Beta Club Presi¬ dent. sored by dWr - SnS°to hav ing a wonderful ,■ nderCS M Te? iC Bettye Elliott, Gloria Hutcherson, Barbara Jacobs, Ruby Hogan, and Sue Shelton pose in front of the orchestra at the Beta Federation Ball. Our bulletin board, based on our motto, was pre¬ pared for our initiation. The old and new members of the Beta Club pre¬ sented an assembly to the student body. BETA CLUB Wayne Moon President Gerald Edwards Vice-President Faye Stone Secretary Ruby Hogan Treasurer Sue Shelton Reporter Barbara Jacobs Pittsylvania County Federation Reporter Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson Sponsor The Beta Club of Renan High School, consist¬ ing of twenty-two members, is under the direction of Mrs. Kathryn Hutcherson. A non¬ secret, achievement-service organization for students of State-Accredited high schools. Objectives: To encourage e ff o r t, promote character, stimulate achievement, reward merit; and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school graduation. Sophomore, Juniors and Seniors with a 90 average in their academic subjects and maintains the Beta principles of leader¬ ship, achievement, character, honest, service, and exercising credible attitude are eligible for membership in the Beta Club. Early in the school year we proceeded with this year ' s chief project, the publishing of a yearbook. This club has a monthly meeting with a plan¬ ned program each month and a courtesy award is awarded to an outstanding person in the club. Some of the other events include: attending the two federation meetings, attend¬ ing the annual convention, preparing bulletin boards for the main hall and a social in the spring. The Beta Club tries to promote in¬ creased interest in good school records and the betterment of character. First row: Nancye Jacobs, Faye Stone, Patsy Davis, Coryn Johnson, Judy Shelton, Sue Shelton, Emily Atkinson, Alma Robertson, Linda Moon, Betty Elliott. 2nd row: Ruby Hogan, Barbara Jacobs, Patsy Crews, Mack Doss, Gerald Edwards, Garner Dillard, Wayne Moon, Charles Edwards, Grade Johnson, Gloria Hutcherson, Eunice Jacobs. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Peggy Elliott President Dean Jennings Vice-President Longwood Regional Treasurer Nancye Jacobs Secretary Barbara Jacobs Treasurer Virginia State Secretary Faye Stone Reporter Gloria Clay Song Leader Linda Lanier Historian Emily Atkinson Historian Mrs. Phyllis Franks Advisor Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for students in business education. The Renan Chapter, consisting of 28 members, is under the direction of Mrs. Phyliss Franks. The main project of the year is parliamentary law, which included a study course in October. A hayride for the new members, a trip to a business firm, an assembly program, a business speaker, Longwood Regional Contests, and sponsoring the school paper are some of the other activities. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Front row, left to right: Nancye Jacobs, Sue Shelton, Faye Hines, Ruby Hogan, Barbara Jacobs, Faye Stone, Nancy Farmer, Virginia Wilson, Connie Johnson, Mary Alice Johnson, Gracie Johnson, Eunice Jacobs, Emily Atkinson, Linda Lanier, Peggy Elliott. Back row: Bobby Grubbs, Gloria Dale Clay. Peggy Bennett, Nancy Grubbs, Billy Shelton, Abbitt Hollie, Leroy Short, Dean Jennings, Waverly Jones, Ronnie Shelton, Betty Jane Elliott. ■Mil Gerald Edwards President Carl Adams Vice President Peggy Elliott Secretary Dean Jennings Treasurer Charles Edwards Reporter Mr. Harold Johnson Sponsor MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club, under the leadership of Mr. Har¬ old Johnson, is an organized group of students who have met requirements for earning a letter in either baseball, basketball, or cheerleading. The year ' s projects are: the sale of drinks and candy at ballgames, and an ath¬ letic banquet for all those who are connected with the club or athletics in any way. Front row: Peggy Elliott, Annie Sue Shelton, Sue Shelton, Mary Jane Keesee, Bobby Shelton, Charles Edwards, Patsy Davis, Mary Alice Johnson, Mary Lou Mays, Alma Robertson, Patsy Crews, Melvin Bruce, 2nd row: Gerald Edwards, G. W. Jacobs, Clifton Pickeral, Carl Adams, Dean Jennings, Leroy Short, Owen Crowder, Phil Trent, Johnny Hall. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Annie Sue Shelton President Linda Moon Vice President Nancye Jacobs Secretary Pittsylvania County Federation Historian Faye Stone Treasurer Judy Shelton Reporter Elaine Davis Historian Nancy Dawson Historian Betty Jane Elliott Parliamentarian Patsy Davis Song Leader Mrs. Elizabeth Harper Advisor The Future Homemakers of America, under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools. It brings together state groups interested in and working toward better home and family living, provides opportunities to share in solving problems important to home life, and sponsors group projects, local, state, and national in scope; it increases opportunities for the development of leadership and intelligent participation so much needed in a democratic society. Our major projects have been a joint banquet and prom with the FFA, publication of a handbook, and making draperies for the school cafeteria. 1st row: Lavonne Power, Wendy Giles, Linda Lanier, Virginia Wilson, Coryn Johnson, Carolyn Dews, Patsy Davis, Linda Dawson, Emily Atkinson, Delores Dawson, Dana Finch, Nancy Dawson, Julia Cole¬ man, Annie Sue Shelton. 2nd row: Peggy Bennett, Nancy Farmer, Sue Shelton, Nancye Jacobs, Faye Stone, Gail Giles, Judy Shelton, Gloria Hutcherson, Gracie Johnson, Eunice Jacobs, Nancy Grubbs, Judy Moon, Patsy Giles, Elaine Davis, Ann Tucker. 3rd row: Fay Keesee, Patsy Crews, Linda Moon, Ver- nelle Davis, Barbara Jacobs, Ruby Hogan, Mary Vaughan, Linda Blackstock, Judy Layne, Betty Elliott, Ann Jacobs, Betty Crews, Shirley Thacker, Paulette Anthony, Faye Hines. M. W. Mann President Wayne Moon Vice President Federation Vice President Gerald Edwards Secretary Bobby Shelton Treasurer Charles Edwards Reporter Otey Kelly Parliamentarian Melvin Bruce Sentinel Dean Jennings Chaplain Mr. C. J. Franks Advisor FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Our aims and purposes are: To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership; to cre¬ ate and nurture a love of country life; to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in them¬ selves and their work; to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations; to encour¬ age members in the development of individual farm¬ ing programs and establishment in farming; to en¬ courage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings; to participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture; to develop char¬ acter; train for useful citizenship and foster patriot¬ ism; to participate in cooperative effort; to encourage and practice thrift; to encourage improvement; to pro¬ vide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. Front row: Charles Edwards, Russell Dawson, George Mays, Kenneth Hutcherson, Bobby Shelton, Wayne Moon, Jerry Robertson, Abbitt Hollie, Ronnie Shelton, Johnnie Jennings, Carl Clay, Gerald Ed¬ wards. 2nd row: Mr. C.J. Franks, Advisor, Hilary Compton, Bruce Arthur, Junior Clay, Ronald Moon, Douglas Worsham, Joe Arthur, Leroy Short, Garner Dillard, Jimmy Moon, Delano Watlington, Nathan Worsham, Wayne Compton, Phillip Shotwell, Dean Jennings, Billy Shelton, Clifton Pickeral. 3rd row: Wendell Kelly, Earl Williamson, Melvin Albeck, Owen Crowder, Andy Nuckols, Wayne Eades, Billy Johnson, Phillip Trent, C. R. Stone, Otey Kelly, Rueben Mayhew, Buddy Tucker, Melvin Bruce, G. W. Jacobs, Gene Hutcherson, H.V. Pickeral, Ronnie Hutcherson, 4th row: Harold Keatts, Anderson Brad- men, Donnie Vaughan, Sandy Kelly, Donald Stone, Martin Pruitt, John Waller, Junior Worsham, Eugene Edmonds, Julian Shelton, Wayne Crews, Roger Dawson, Clyde Dawson. GLEE CLUB Emily Atkinson President M. W. Mann Vice President Bobby Shelton Secretary-Treasurer Carl Adams Reporter Gloria Clay Librarian Coryn Johnson Librarian Mrs. Jeanette Moon Sponsor The Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Jeanette Moon, is composed of high school students who are enrolled in the music class. We feel that we have had a very successful year. We provided music for as¬ semblies, P.T.A., and graduation. Starting with the very first time we heard our voices blending in an A Chord , and right through to the end of the school year, we felt that we were a part of the music; and it became a part of us. The Glee Club was an inspiration to us; and to it we sing our note of thanks”. 1st row: Faye Hines, FayeKeesee, Nancy Dawson, Gloria Clay, Mary Lou Mays, Gracie Johnson, Dana Finch. 2nd row: Clyde Dawson, Bobby Shelton, Melvin Bruce, Emily Atkinson, Owen Crowder, Buddy Tucker, Coryn Johnson, Linda Blackstock. 3rd row: Mack Doss, Clifton Pickeral, Carl Adams, C. R. Stone, George Mays, G. W. Jacobs, M. W. Mann, Otey Kelly. THE RENANER STAFF _ ' � • , � ££ Gia cie J jolS®’ ? . ovcrta C«. 3 e , ce 30 1st to ' a jaodoa.JStsV Ct ® 0 ryu 3° h Son. % bSSV - 16 3r dr° - B rviceJ a j TjjYitiflS S ° rl te a rs ts ior , « £� � ££ 91 «C ' ' iroIft 11 - if e • £££• oi oe 6 ' .. « KDm? te go cw ° 1(11 ,-vf fVl£® m I I d . X t we s ° utCe itivcntotV bt io s , 1 1 fi tfitfr taV nS 1 e a« o e - Wayne Moon Editor Linda Lanier Co-Editor Patsy Davis Circulation Manager Faye Stone Business Manager Mrs. Phyliss Franks Sponsor Mrs. Eula Angel Sponsor GIRLS ' BASKETBALL AA:A,iV ' .i t fi wv v� v T sw«8aa Kneeling: Alma Robertson, Co-Captain; Peggy Elliott, Cap¬ tain; Left to right standing: Ella Keatts, Julia Coleman, Eunice Jacobs, Nancy Eanes, Wendy Giles, Peggy Bennett, Patsy Davis, Joyce Robertson, Emily Atkinson, Faye Stone, Sue Shelton, Gloria Dean Hutcherson, Coach Harold Johnson. BASKETBALL 1958 Girl ' s Basketball is to promote sports and to maintain better health and character. These sports-minded girls engage in varsity basketball. Through this competitive sport, the team members build healthy bodies and learn many good lessons in sportsmanship and teamwork. The Girl ' s Basketball won many victories during the 1959 season. They won Group HI District Q, regular season, this year in Pittsylvania County. Mr. Harold Johnson is coach assisted by Mrs. Virginia Coop¬ er. Alma Robertson received a trophy as one of the all star players for the season. Dec. 5 Alumni .... Dec. 6 Huddleston . . Dec. 13 Huddleston . . Dec. 19 Gretna .... Jan. 2 Gretna .... Jan. 3 Chatham . . . Jan. 9 Callands . . . Jan. 10 Climax . . . Jan. 16 Chatham . . . Jan. 17 Spring Garden Jan. 24 Climax .... Jan. 30 Callands . . . Jan. 31 Spring Garden Feb. 6 Huddleston . . BOYS’ BASKETBALL crN etv cy°vj Clifton Pickeral Co-Captain ea « Je. ' nni gs CaV aVCV Kneeling: Owen Crowder and Clifton Pickeral; Standing: Billy Shelton, Manager, Melvin Bruce, Wayne Eades, John Waller, Gerald Edwards, Johnny Hall, Charles Edwards, Leroy Short, Ronald Moon, Dean Jennings, Bobby Shelton, Roger Dawson, Julian Shelton, Coach Harold Johnson. . Home . Home . Away . Home . Away . Home . Away . Away . Away . Home . Home . Home . Away . Home The team, under the leadership of Captain, Owen Crowder and Co-Captain, Clifton Pickeral, and the coaching skill of Mr. Harold Johnson, demonstrated good sportsmanship and team work during the 1958-59 season. BASEBALL Finishing the ' 58 season at the .500 mark, the Renan 9 supplied local fans with many exciting games. After losing the opening game to Callands the Ramblers rebounded strong to win the next four games before losing to Spring Garden, the district Champion. Renan 0 Callands 4 Renan 8 Climax 3 Renan 11 William Campbell 7 Renan 8 Huddleston 2 Renan 9 Chatham 3 Renan 0 Spring Garden 4 Renan 4 Huddleston 0 Renan 2 Spring Garden 7 Renan 4 Chatham 4 Renan 6 Climax 7 Renan 2 Callands 3 Front row: Coach Harold Johnson, Gerald Edwards, Charles Edwards, Clifton Pickeral, Bobby Shelton and Johnny Hall. Back row: Carl Adams, G. W. Jacobs, Owen Crowder, Melvin Bruce, Dean Jennings. 68 CHEERLEADERS y r The cheerleaders have spread their conta¬ gious spirit through the large crowds, and, together with the many fans, have inspired the Ramblers to win many victories. Their vigorous school spirit, combined with co-op¬ eration of the student body have inspired the teams through days of victory and days of de¬ feat. cr f 6 Cap taltv Nancye j ac b Co - c aptai„ The cheerleaders coax and encourage our teams to win the basketball games. Left to Right: Linda Moon, Elaine Davis, Patsy Crews, Betty Jane Elliott, Nancye Jacobs, Sue Shel¬ ton and Vernelle Davis. Unda Moon Betty Jane Elliott Vernelle Davis SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Wayne Moon Valedictorian 98.15 Barbara Jacobs Valedictorian 98.15 Faye Stone Salutatorian Betty Crocker Award 97.00 Nancye Jacobs DAR Award 95.85 Ruby Hogan 94.79 Patsy Davis 91.86 Peggy Rowland 91.10 George Mills 91.05 Peggy Elliott 90.75 GALVESTON MILLS Manufacturers of: Vaden ' s G. M. Feeds and Golden Rule Flour Serving the Southeast for over a Century Gretna, Virginia BENNETT FARM DAIRY Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk Chocolate and Buttermilk Phone 3280 Gretna, Virginia J.W. WOOD, WHOLESALE GROCER Institutional and Consumer Fine Foods Lynchburg, Virginia 72 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 73 BERRY ' S BUSINESS MACHINES typewriters-new and used, bought, sold, rented, repaired. Danville, Virginia CHATHAM ' S MEN ' S SHOP BEST STORE IN TOWN FOR MEN AND BOYS Chatham, Virginia Compliments of DR. ERNEST D. OVERBEY HOLT ' S MARKET DR. R. O. REYNOLDS WILLIAMS LUMBER CO. THE ALTAVISTA JOURNAL Publishers and Printers of the Altavista Journal YOUR COUNTY NEWSPAPER Phone FOrest 9-5287 74 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. xfepsi, please ytZT refresh. Today’s active people cheer lighter, less-filling food and drink. Particular favorite: today’s Pepsi-Cola, reduced in calories—the modern, the light refreshment. Say, “Pepsi, please.” n, 75 DANVILLE DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Serving your school with Faultless Ice Cream Danville, Virginia L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia -- Medals Trophies Representative: J. L. Robertson P. O. Box 6013 Richmond 22, Virginia CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY, INC. A New Kind of Ford Telephone 406 Main Street Gretna, Virginia TYREE NICKOLAS, INC. Complete Home Furnishers Phone FOrest 9-4685 Altavista, Virginia LEGGETTS DEPT. STORE E. A. SMITH CO. Altavista’s Department Store Remember You Always Save At Leggetts ' . Smiths ' Men Boys Shop Altavista, Virginia Gretna, Virginia 76 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. 403 South Main Street Danville, Virginia 77 VADEN ' S FARM SERVICE INC. Phone 9-5004 Altavista, Virginia THETA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone FOrest 9-5747 Corner Main Broad Street Altavista, Virginia LITTLE FUEL CO. Texaco Fuel Oil Phone 286 Altavista, Virginia PATTERSON’S DRUG STORE 606 Broad Street Altavista, Virginia KENNETH ' S JEWELRY O. H. BRUMFIELD Watches Diamonds Convenient Terms Atlavista, Virginia SOUTHERN STATES FEEDS Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer Main Street - Phone FOrest 9-4672 Altavista, Virginia GRETNA BUILDING SUPPLY GRETNA DRY CLEANERS All types of building material Gretna, Virginia Gretna, Virginia BURTON CHEVROLET CORPORATION CHEVROLET? — 1 1 — 1 Sales and Service tiiTTffiii Altavista ' s Oldest Dealership Altavista, Virginia ROBERTSON BROTHERS Gretna, Virginia LUNSFORD FARM SUPPLY CO. Seeds, Seed Cleaning, Hardware, Hay Seed, Fertilizer, and Baby Chicks ° tPT STORE Brookneal, Virginia Remember you always save at Leggett ' s Chatham, Virginia LOVE ' S SUPERMARKET Gretna, Virginia ELDER TIBBS JEWELRY Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Watch and Clock Repairs Phone Drake 6-4935 Brookneal, Virginia THOMPSON HABERDASHERY Men and Boys Clothing Phone HE 2-3166 Chatham, Virginia 78 Compliments of RENAN P T A PTA OFFICERS: President - Mr. Goldie Arthur Vice President - Mrs. Wilbur Kelly Secretary - Mrs. Charlie Franks Treasurer - Mr. James Thompson MICK-OR-MACK Your friendly home owned food chain Altavista, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dependable Service 50th Year Altavista, Virginia HALL-MARTIN PLUMBING ELECTRIC CO. Plumbing, Heating Electrical Phone 2891 Gretna, Virginia For Your Needs Visit HOTEL CHATHAM WHITEHEAD ' S PHARMACY Hunt M. Whitehead Chatham, Virginia THE BANK OF CHATHAM Member F. D. T. C. Chatham, Virginia H L CHEVROLET Brookneal, Virginia PLANTER’S BANK TRUST COMPANY Chatham, Virginia M. M. TOWLER Dealers in General Merchandise, Flour, Feed, and Groceries Country Produce, Gas, Oil, etc. Store at Renan, Virginia 80 Compliments of HOLSUM BREAD BAKED BY PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY ' S ONLY HOME OWNED BREAD BAKERY cnt wm 81 MICK OR MACK PEOPLES BANK OF GRETNA We give S H Green Stamps The bank where you feel at home Gretna, Virginia 2-1 2% interest paid on savings account. BURRESS LAND AND LUMBER CO., INC. GOLDLEAF WAREHOUSE Where tobacco sells best Brookneal, Virginia Brookneal, Virginia GRETNA DRUG COMPANY ALTAVISTA CONCRETE PRODUCTS Prescription Druggist Ready Mixed Concrete, Blocks, and other building materials. Gretna, Virginia Phone 321 Altavista, Virginia CLANTON ' S DRUG STORE Altavista, Virginia S. O. FISHER, INC. -Sporting Goods- Lynchburg, Virginia 82 BROOKNEAL QUALITY CLEANERS Compliments of: BARKER-JENNINGS CORPORATION Brookneal, Virginia Wholesale Lynchburg, Virginia GRAYSON JACOBS at Brutus General Merchandise Class of 1926 W. B. OWEN CO. STAR-TRIBUNE | J Manufacturers of w I Owen ' s Automatic Transplanter ' Ll Phone D63845 mb Brookneal, Virginia Your county newspaper Preston Moses, Editor Chatham, Virginia LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE WORSHAM BROTHERS Blair and Frank Home of Better Values General Merchandise Pure Oil Products Brookneal, Virginia Phone Renan 136 Gretna, Virginia WHITEHEAD COMPANY INC. SNELL MOTOR CO. Hardware-Implements-Feed-Seeds Brookneal, Virginia Chatham, Virginia SERVICE DRUG STORE BROOKNEAL DEPARTMENT STORE Prescriptions a Specialty Phone PO-64195 Brookneal, Virginia Brookneal, Virginia SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY INC. Let Schewel Feather Your Nest Phone: FOrest 9-5283 Altavista, Virginia ifoiuptuliitious J to the class of 1959 FROM ' The Rambler Staff 83 THE RENAN RURITAN CLUB J J v, Ait Fellowship i ©kb 1 Goodwill I ' ' Aa H $ v j h J, )j jv) j Gretna, Virginia _ We the members of The Rambler Staff would like to express our sincere appreciation to the merchants and citizens whose contributions are on these pages. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS NANCYE JACOBS, EDITOR SEALTEST ' Vty- ' Cu hsjLrrO v yvjuml. fo5L 3 A iSi r O OSU Sl - .C L - vJLx - t uCyAJDL. . Ji j j A- juyb uo -cLkJ? Jb dJkp J _,OJYYV . l J 4 -VUX-O bwb JX ruf clo jAJUo . U 6 v OfcJl ob-)ab OYULQjdG S jij SL , - ) b-Xv - Vcii. JU LA-f • iSt, tXlivU ) cX JaJsJO .JmjL } CL- - xiU AMA U JkI a ■ ' l- r iu o-L ussctio aaJMJ jiiitAj s pci A f. ' JUlAXL rJ ' ' Cu ljj jJI. 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